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DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1881.
UAXETTK OI.EAXIXGft.
Coal is now being shipped from
Raton .
Potter & Co. are building a business
house west of the St. Nicholas.
(Jovernor Sheldon will open the Ter
ritorial Exposition at Albuquerque.
J. Kirby has opened dental rooms on
Zion hill. He inserts a card in another
column.
Judge. McComas of St. Louis who
was reported killed by Indians is safe
and sound in St. Louis.
An important land grant case in New
Mexico will come up for consideration
at the next session of Congress.
Marcus & Clemm are moving a large
stock of goods into the newly refitted
room formerly occupied by Maitland &
Co.
After having experienced a series of
calamities in the shape of very serious
washouts, the A. & P. R.R. is now open
for travel again.
The number of cases that will be dis
M)sed of at this term of court in Colfax
county will be few. Court opened
Tuesday morning.
It is whispered that a gentleman well
known in Las Vegas is to be elected to
a professorship in one of the tirst edu
cational institutions in ' the United
States.
George H. Nettleton, whom many
hoped to see appointed General Mana
ger of the A. T. & S. F. R. 11. has be
come Land Commissioner of the Ft.
Scott & Gulf R. R.
Judging from the letter from our cor
respondent at Ft. Worth, published on
the second page, the A. T. & S. F. boys
who go to the Texas & Paeitic lind many
"bid acquaintances.
The head piece from the top of a
dressing bureau belonging to T. F:
Chapman, was stolen from the St.
Nicholas Hotel Tuesday night. Petty
thieving is becoming quite frequent of
late.
Messrs. Marwede, Brumley & Co. the
enterprising hardware men on Bridge
Street now have the agency for the
Etna Powder Co. and an; prepared to
supply the trade with any quantity de
sired of this superior powder.
Santa Fe talks of organizing an inde
pendent military company and between
thirty-live and forty young men hold
themselves in readiness to join the or
ganization. A meeting to organize the
company will shortly be held.
Albuquerque has organized a musical
association, with Prof. Eppstein as dir
ector. A concert will be given during
the Territorial Exposition, when "Pin
aforo" will be presented. Owing to
washouts, the Albuquerque people
have probably just heard of "Pina
fore.1 The A. T. & S. F. R. R. has resumed
the sale of through tickets over the line
at Kansas City and Atchison, that was
discontinued on account of interruption
in travel from washouts. Monday's
train from Kansas City, tnat passed
here yesterday, was the lirst for which
through tickets had been sold.
Messrs. H. Romero & Bro. brought
up from their ranch at Corazón live
wagon loads of the largest and linest
watermelons to be found anywhere.
Some of the watermelons weigh from
thirty to thirty-seven pounds. This
shows that a little attention will raise
anything in New Mexico.
Tom Hughes, editor of the Albit
querque Journal, is the most ingenious
fellow in drumming up outstanding
bills. He makes a most pathetic ap
peal for all to pay up alleging that he
needs all the money he can raise to
take him back to Kansas where he is to
deliver an address before the Marshall
county fair in that State.
The hope expressed by Senator
Plumb in the time of the darkest gloom
at the White House, as published in the
Gazette, appears to have had the ef
fect of allaying the fears of many. Al
though few remarks were made about
it on t he day of publication of the inter
view with the Senator yet men are con
stantly referring to it in conversation,
the President's condition being now the
principal topic of conversation.
Articles.of incorporation of the Raton
Coal and Coke Company have been
tiled. The incorporators are Wm. 15.
Strong, President of the A., T. & S. F.
R. R.; C. C. Wheeler, General Mana
ger of the road, Frank Springer, Frank
R. Sherwdn and E. L. Sheldon. The
company includes active and energetic
men, who will push matters and devel
op the vast coal lields of the Raton
Mountains, and put an excellent qual
ity of coal on the market at low fig
ures. Mr. E. L. Sheldon, proprietor of the
News and Press of Cimarron, has sold
the paper and otliee to George F. Canis
of the Gazette. The paper will here
after be published by Canis & Hender
son, Mr. Thomas Henderson, the other
member of the firm, having besen fon
man of the News and Press ollico for a
number of years, and was at one time
one of the publishers. It is the inten
tion of the new proprietors to move the
newspaper oflice to Raton as soon as
a suitable building can be erected.
Rteaui Fewer.
The Gazette this morning is the first
paper ever printed in New Mexico by
steam power. She is always in the
lead, first in point of time of the Terri
torial press and first in excellence as a
newspaper. To establish a daily paper
in New Mexico, carry a full Associate
Press telegraphic report, canvass the
whole Territory and work up a circula
tion winch necessitates steam power, is
a herculean undertaking which requires
courage, unending work, patience and
all the cardinal virtues united to vim,
vinegar, vitriol and backbone. With
out each and every one of these requi
sites it would need to do this thing a
plethoric bank account. For this tri
umph we are not unmindful of the fact
that the Gazette is published in Las
Vegas, a town noted lor the liberality
and wonderful enterprise of her citi
zens. These qualities make good news
papers and build large cities, and to
them we look for that nourishment
which will make the paper keep pace
with the greatness of the town.
Mr. W. S. Pratt, a civil engineer who
has been spending several months in
Socorro, in the neighborhood of which
he has mining interests, passed cast yes
terday. He will take a month's rest in
and around New York. Mr. Pratt re
lates a queer incident of his residence
in New Mexico. He is a graduate of
the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale
College, and was a member of the
Freshman crew that rowed in the
inter-collegiate regatta at Springfield,
Mass., in
During regatta week he
became acquainted with a young col
lege man who was greatly interested in
boating, and they sat side by side ata
banquet given the boating men at the
conclusion of the regatta. They be
came very good friends, but after the
festivities they lost sight of one another.
Roth graduated in due course of time
at the respective colleges at which they
were entered, and this summer they
met again in New Mexico for the first
time since parting at Springfield, and
the old acquaintance renewed.
Sufficient encouragement having
been held out, it is not improbable that
a home company, composed of citizens
of Trinidad, Colfax county, Mora
county and Las Vegas will build the
railroad from Pueblo to Las Vegas over
the route that has been so often desig
nated in these columns as one of the
most feasible projects yet mapped out
in the west. There are many industrial
schemes under consideration in Colfax
county, with large capital ready to
back them, that wjll have a large influ
ence in inducing capitalists to sub
scribe to the stock of a company that
will be formed to build a railroad
through the county and more con
venient than the A. T. &. S . F.
Mineral Hill Noten.
A vein of superior coal was discov
ered on the bank of Blue Canyon creek
one mile from Mineral City on the 2Gth
inst.
Since the rain has ceased the miners
of the Blue Canyon district are display
ing their confidence by earnest work on
their mines.
There is plenty of the material that
earnest work turns into wealth in the
Blue Canyon district and earnest work
isbeing done. S. J.
The New Mexican says that Gov.
Sheldon has been working hard while
East and has devoted much time to the
demonstration of the fact that New
Mexico is the proper location for a
branch mint, which will undoubtedly
be built somewhere within the Territo
ry embraced in Arizona and New Mex
ico. The location here, as central to
Old Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico,
Utah and Southern Colorado, presents
itself at a glance as peculiarly advan
tageous." (Jovernor Sheldon has directed the
organization of an independent military
company at Chloride in the Black
Ranges ami arms, accoutrements and
ammunition will be forwarded soon.
The company will be mustered in as
volunteers, should (Jovernor Shields
deem it necessary to order it on duty
outside the limits of Socorro county.
The (Jovernor desires the enlistment of
only such men as will, in case of an
emergency, bo willing to go anywhere
in the Territory; but when serving in
their county they cannot receive pay
and supplies the same as United States
regular troops.
ExploNlon.
Last evening, during the progress of
a prayer-meeting at the Baptist chapel,
an explosion frightened the people
badly, and broke up the meeting. An
oil lamp standing on the pulpit was
jarred from the stand and fell to the
platform, smashing it and communicat
ing the fire to the inflammable material
that caused not a little excitement. Mrs.
Ward, one oí the worshipers, fainted,
but was revived in a short time. With
the assistance of a passer-by, those
present were able to extinguish the
llames. Little damage was caused.
Ex-Senator S. W. Dorsey declares his
intention of becoming a citizen of New
Mexico. He is through with public life
and will hereafter devote himself to his
stock interests in Colfax county. He
has evidently done what Henry Clay
threatened to do, to " lind midst my
Hocks and herds, and in the bosom of
my family, thatcontentinentthat I have
not always found in the walks of public
life."
PEMOSAL.
Smith Irwin is down from Raton.
F. L. Strong, of Emporia, is in town.
Col. Gillette left for the Black Bange j
yesterdaj'.
Mrs. Chas. Jewett went over to Santa
Fe yesterday.
W. II. Moore came over from Wat
rous yesterday.
Mrs. James Farmer was up from
Sulzbacher yesterday.
Dick Coleman, the best track-layer in
the West, is in the city.
Mrs. W. G. Gillett and daughter are
registered at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
J. L. Leavitt went to Socorro yester
day. He has been in the city for seve
ral weeks.
Senator P. B. Plumb and faniily.after
spending a week at the Hot Springs,
have gone to Santa Fe.
Paul B. Du Chaillu, the African ex
plorer now "doing" the Territory, is at
present in the Taos valley.
Greenville Cunningham, of Danville,
Va., is registered at the Sumner House.
Mr. Cunningham is a newspaper man
and will likely stop awhile in our city.
Myer Friedman left yesterday on an
extended business and pleasure trip in
the East. He will visit several of the
Atlantic coast pleasure resorts before
returning.
C. O. Smith, brother of Deputy Col
lector C. B. Smith, of this city, passed
through yesterday en route to Santa
Fe. He has been East on a several
months visit.
Gen. M. T. Thomas returned to Al
buquerque yesteiday. He visited this
city on business connected with the
fair, and expresses himself as well
pleased with the results of his trip. He
will be here again in a few weeks.
Mr. W. J. Sharp, Chief Train Dis
patcher of the Southern division, left
yesterday on a month's vacation. He
goes first to visit his mother at Sarnia,
Ontario, and will then go to Cape May
and the Atlantic cities. Mr. Sharp has
earned a rest, much longer than he is
to have the advantage of, for during the
season of washouts he remained almost
constantly at his post and put in hard
work most manfully. We wish him a
right jolly time.
Mrs. M. Cosgrove and family will
start east on to-day's train. The child
ren will enter school at Albia, Iowa,
and they. will likely be gone several
years. Mr. Cosgrove will remain here
to attend to his mail contracts. ThejT
will be missed in the society of Las
Vegas, but as they go east for the pur
pose of obtaining better school facilities
the loss will have to be patiently born
until they return.
Hon. Rob'ti G. Strahan, State Sena
tor of New York, one of the most stal
wart of the Stalwarts, is resting in Col
fax county. He will spend a month in
the northern part of the Territory mak
ing the most of the unsurpassed hunt
ing and fishing in that region. With
him are also Major Fassitt, a promi
nent New Yorker who always makes
friends and who is an enthusiastic
hunter and fisherman, and General II.
Tremaine a talented lawyer of New
York City.
Prof. John Robertson returned on
yesterday from an extended trip
through the mining districts. He was
accompanied by Mr. P. Taylor, an
English mining expert, who represents
a big mining company of London.
They went as far south as the Hatchet
Mountains, where they examined some
mining properties, as also in the Cer
rillos district, White Oaks, and the Gal
linas Mountains. On account of the
delay of trains they came direct from
the Oaks. It is not improbable that
Mr. Taylor's visit may be the means of
interesting English capitalists in this
Territory.
Mr. George H. Sweet of the Galveston
Journal of Commerce is yet in the city.
He expects to go to-day from here to
Santa Fe and then to Albuquerque. He
does not wish to be understood as rep
resenting the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe road officially, but unofficially he is
here for the purpose of getting data for
that road as well as others. He assures
us that the road will be built and that
construction will go forward steadily
and constantly. We shall take occasion
from time to time to more fully elabo
rate the advantages of this road to New
Mexico, the building of which Mr.
Sweet assures us is a certainty.
Captain A. G. Stark has entered into
partnership, with J. W. Love in hay,
grain, produce and general commission
business. They are both fine business
men and understand fully the de
mands of trade here. Mr. Love will re
main in Kansas principally to buy and
ship and Mr. Stark will look after the
business at this end of the line.
A Santa Fe man who recently spent u
day in Las Vegas, says there is not by
any means as much- life there as here.
From his account the thrift of that town,
is pincipally on paper. New Mexican.
It is nonsense to attempt to answer
other than by simply denying that the
Santa Fe man's judgment is bad. Tho
thrift of Las Vegas may be on paper,
but that paper is negotiable for its face
value. ,
The "Aztec" mine at Elizabethtown.
in Colfax county will be started up to
day. Superintendent Wright will work
three shifts, and states that he will
rush forward the work of development.
A Xcw Departure.
Messrs. Marceleno & Eoffa, the en
terprising fruit, dealers of East and
West Vegas, in addition to their pres
ent business, are about to - embark in a
new enterprise. They have ordered an
extensive and well assorted stock of
musical instruments, instruction books,
sheet music, pianos and organs. As
this is a much needed institution in our
midst we predict for them a liberal pat
ronage from our citizens. Their new
stock will be found in the Rosenwald
Block, in the room lately occupied by
the San Miguel National Bank, as will
be seen by their advertisement in
another column. i '
Las Vegas should .have a Board of
Trade. Our citizens should move in
this matter, and such an organization
should be started at once. Among other
things needed is an accurate building
record, giving the number of buildings
erected, and amounts expended in con
structing them during the past year.
A review of the city's business should
also be prepared. All things are indis
pensable when efforts. are being made
to secure the construction of an import
ant railroad in the Territory.
Charles H.. Marsh, taxidermist of
Cimarron has a number of mounted
specimens of the birds of New Mexico
on exhibition atE. W. Sebbens' store on
the east side. The work is beautifully
done and persons who desire to secure
specimens should examine them. Mr.
Marsh will furnish skins and mounted
specimens of the birds and animals of
New Mexico to order. Orders by mail
will receive prompt attention.
Those desiring to make exhibits at the
Fair at Albuquerque, should send in
their applications for space and the en
tries they will make early, so as to have
them properly exhibited and avoid con
fusion. Bell & Co., the plaza grocer. are con
stantly getting new goods, and are as
busy as nailers.
A Sew cntlat.
Remember that Dr. P. A. Ames, a
graduate of the Maryland Dental Col
lege of Baltimore, will locate here in
about six weeks for the practice of his
profession. 8-25-1 Ot
HOTEL AKIUVAI.S.
ST. NICHOLAS.
S. Lund r.4, Trinidad; Gust Meyor, St. Louis;
F. L. Strong, Emporia; Mrs. W. 0. Gillett and
(laughter, Ohio.
HUMNElt HOUSE.
Smith Irwin. Raton; Greenville Cunning
ham, Danville. Vu.; K. II. Longwill, Santa Fe:
James Dougherty, Mora.
DKPOT HOTEL
Chits. T. Parsons, ; Fred Schafler, Chi
cago; J. W. Hannan, Kansas; J, Kile and wife,
; James Fahey, Albuquerque; L. H.
Blyth, Glen Mora; II. C. Blyth, Glen Mora; 'A.
W. Perry, Chicago; E. Hook, Leavenworth:
Miss Cora Hook, Leavenworth.
J. W. RUMSEY'S
-NEW-
Meat Market
The Finest in town. Is always supplied with
the best the market affords. Courteous treat
ment guaranteed to all.
SOU I H SIDE OF PLAZA,
LAS VEGAS.
LAS VEGAS ACADEMY.
THREE DEPARTMENTS ACADEMIC, PRE
PARATORY AND PRIMARY.
Classes in German ana ypnnisn under com
petent teachers. Fall term begins on
Monday, September 5.
TUITION STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Hy the your in any department Í2).
Ily the term of twelve weeks, Academic, $10
Preparatory. 8; Primary. 7.
Ily the month, Academic, $1.50: Preparatory,
;); Primary, JS.50.
PROF. A. H. BACH,
Graduate of tlio Conservatory of music at
Munic (Havaria) and late Professor of Music in
Howling Green (K'y.) Female College, will
tiike charge of the department of music. Les
sons will be given on the piano or organ, and
in vocal culture and theory. For terms and
particulars inquire of Prof, llaeh, at Mrs,
Judge Hubbells. or P. O. box :207..
Terms for tho crinan and Spanish classes
win oe given nerearrer.
W. II. ASHLEY, Pres.
THEWESTSIDE SALOON.
TTTJST 03P232J-33ID.
The best brands of Wines, Liquors, Tobacco
und Cigars constantly on hand. Also a full
line of canned goods
OYSTERS & LUNCH
Rear of T. Romero's building.
L. (J. BURR, Propr.
OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT.
Open day and night.
FIRST CLASS MEALS TWENTY-FIVE CT'8
Everything new, nice and neat.
GEORGE BARTON, Manager.
anted-For Sale-For Rent-lost.
WANTED A metwenger boy at the West
ern Union Telegraph office. 8-31-tf
WANTED A porter, who la Me to cook, at
Billy's saloon. Enquire at onoe. S-SS-lt
WANTED. Six masons. Immediately. Ap
ply to, M J Cavanaugb, East La Vibran.
S-24-Iw
WANTED. A good barbrr.
Credit.
Apply to Jiidd
S-SMf
WANTED. Six or eight g-ood carpenter.
Apply to J. B. Baker. -Hf
WANTED. Fifteen good carpenter. In
quire at Lockhart Co's. 8-6-tf
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
ing mill bench htinds. None bnt Unit
clans i) red apply. At Wootteu' plañí? mill.
Also good machine mun. 4-22-tf
I?OR SaLE One pair of American hornea,
r buggy and harnean; cattle or sheep taken
in payment. Apply at thin ollico. S-20-tf
L"OR SALE A nearly new Waters plnno for
L KHMMtn easy terms oi payments.
A. O. HOBniNS.
T710R SALE. The old St. Louis lot, in East
A; vegas, mee, $,!uo. impure or C.
K. Browning. F. G eisi.kr,
7-23-tf Socorro, N. M.
TiMHt SALE. 1.000 improved ewes with
X; lambs delivered at Wagon Mound or Ver-
mejo. For further particulars inquire of
mm i is uu . mal; a,
ANTONIO D. 11ACA.
.M-tf
Upper Las Vegan.
FOR KENT. Baca Hall, for balls, parties,
entertainments, lectures, etc. For terms
apply to Will C Burton, Agent and Manager.
FOR RENT. The dnig store In tho West-he
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, Is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
twm-tt.
Notice -to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received at my office up
to 7 o'clock p. m.. Monday. Sept. 5th. for the
construction of ' a one-story brick residence
and a one-story brick wool house, for J. Rosen-
waiu ii Co. Plans and snecincatlons to bo seen
at my office. The right is reserved to reject
any or ail was.
CHAS. WHfcEL,UJK,
Architect.
FAIRVIBW
HOTEL,
Mineral City, 3M". 2VT,
Finest mountain resort in the west. Good
accommodations; barber shop and billiard hall
in connection. Fine mountain scenery. Good
Ashing and hunting trout, grouse, turkey,
deer, bear, elk, etc. in abundance. The mines
are near at hand and of good quality. Best
place in New Mexico for capitalisits, sports
men anil tourists.
CAPT. W. E. HEAR0N,
Proprietor.
SEND
YOUR
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
THIS
IS WHAT MIGHT BE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
Mlfiltt
To be in readiness and to have sufficient room
For Fall Goods
Is What We are Contemplating.
If you are 1n need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel iiow is the time to benefit yourselves by
the general
REDUCTIOH OF PRICES !
The reduction in Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods and Gents Lightweight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas.
Beautiful fans at Charles Ilfeld's.
Stove on Ibe IIa.
Two carloads of stoves and stove
goods were ordered by C. Blanchard
trom Quincy and St. Louisa as also a
large amount of shelf and heavy hard
ware. This, added to his heavy stock
of general merchandise, will make one
of the most complete stores in New
Mexico.
Mr. Blanchard is well and favorably
known throughout New Mexico as an
old and reliable merchant, who takes
ride in keeping only first-class goods.
His past record of 18 year's experience
is offered to the public as a guarantee
of giving satisfaction to all. 8-25-1 w
Hack Line to Hot Kpringn.
Fare 50 cents each way.
Hack going to the springs leave de
pot, Sumner and St. Nicholas hotels at
8 a. m., on arrival of train, and at 4:ii0
P-m- . ...
Keturning, leaves springs it) a. m.
p. m. an
dO: 80
p. m.
All hacks will stoo at West Side
sta-
ble where fare will be collected.
Mail and express wagon will leave
depot on arrival of train, and Hot
Springs at Í) a. m.
. Mendeniiall, Hunter & Co.
8-5 tf
Cream lemonade at Billy's.
Rohrcr whiskey, ten years
cents a drink, at Billy's.
5-7tf
old, 25
9-25tf
w
J.J.FIT25ERRELL,
S
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE MAN
Las VfgasJX. M.
J.J. FlttirerrelL the Hvi real estate man.
has for sale a large ityilM-f of tine buslncaa
and desirable residcnc Viitil In different parta
of the new and old portions f the city. Par
ties seeking Investment in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses,
should call on Fitzgerrell; ho can accommo
date them.
tyr rCf DOLLARS will buy a
rtwAJVW grant of WJ.O0Ü acres; one '
ot the best cattle ranges in the Territory.
4ff DOLLARS will buy a due'
tJ J J stock dairy and fanning rvicb
near the city. ,
O rj FT itAi ui t one or ine nnest lots
O lJ.J in the center of the town front
ing Douglas and Main Street. I a it 2TxKi
feet. Most elegantly situated.
1 p fi OOLLAltM will buy a spienuid
JLOvJV- new residence, six rooms, two
lots fronting on Maine Street. Rcn( for fi
per month.
WILL EXCHANGE, farms and town proper,
tv in Kansas and Illinois for real estate in Las
Vegas. . - -EIGHT
ROOM adolto house, handsome
grounds, elegantly finished from the kitchen
to tho parlor. Ready oc housekeeping,. . Will
sell at a sacrifice. V . '
1 O CCC DOLLARS will bur by
1IVUU warrantee deed a first
class cattle ranche that will range 20,Ui0 bead
of cattle.' . .
-I 1 (f DOLLARS will buy a house con
XJLWW tabling six roo--'ot .WxHi,
Rents mMfor too month. 3rty J
elegantly grunted. 4 V i
6rr K 1 MOLLA US wilhbny a four room .
A J fcouse, good location.
WAHiau-A comi-ctent miller; steauy sit
uation. Married men preferred. Good i
wages. Apply to J. J
Real Estate nn.
, itzgcrreu,
the Lie
- 8-3(Mit
TTOTEL FOÍ SALE OR RENT.
For. partio
llliirs nnlllv tn A T Vltvurnrmll
Qfi A HA WILL BUY BY WARRAN
VOiUUU TEE DEED five miles of
living water controlling 101) square miles ot the
finest range on tho Pecos rivpr. Call and see
plat. " ,-
Q.Í will buy a good new three room
iprxitJ J house and two lots near theral I
road depot and round house.
6)f AAA Head of sheep for sale
Jmi J J J J Wethers, ewes and lambs.
CQOPC WILL HUY A GOOD FOUR
pQd O ROOM HOUSE near the Machine
Shops. A bargain.
CT Kr WILL BUY FURNITURE and
ip-LlJk- Cooking Utensils, complete, worth
double the money.
ONE OF THE BEST SIX ROOM HOUSES,
good outbuildings, splendid cellar, two lots
and a half in a lino neighborhood, centrally
located, fronting the Park. Will be sold cheap
for cash.
FOR SALE, -üjvo of tho best mining claims
and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill mining
camp.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lots for sale.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES ill
the city for sale.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
complete for a home. Call and see.
For sale, one dairy and gardening farm v-ry
cheap, two miles from the city,
One hotel furnished complete, lias all the
business it can accommodate.
One of tho best corner lots and businesi
houses in the city for sale at a bargain. Call
and see.
One of the finest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chimen for a gardner and tlorist to miike n
fortune.
1 have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to tho Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
I also have for sale several line stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOR KENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
offices, restaurants and dwellings. If you wan:
to rent property call.
Remember that tho best business chances
are always to be hud by calling on
J. J. FlTZGERKTXI.
The live real estate agent, oflice on Grand
avenue.
I.
KIRBV.
DENTIST,
Zion Hill, Blanchard Street.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Romero &,
Son's.
ATTENTION!
The Boston Cloth
ing House is the only
place in Las Vegas
where yon can get the
Levi Strauss & Co pat
ent copper riveted
Duck & Denim cloth-
ing.
8-8-tf
Ice cold
5-0-tf
Budweisor beer at Billy's.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's.
2-lltf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Just received at Tlieo. l'utenbeck's,.
a nice lot of filigree jewelry. 8-10-tf
Full weight
Park (íroeery.
and fair
count, at the
7-27 tf
Ladies slippers at
greatly reduced prices,
at Isidor Stern's.
Try "Billy's
Havana.
Ponies" Cigars, pure
Pcrzoine a specialty at
8-3-tf Bili.v'í
Attention.
The new Delmonico restaurant in
Last Las Vegas near Mendenhall, Hun
ter & Co's. stables will open up on
Tuesday morning next with the delica
cies of the season. The hungry and
the fastidious public will govern them
selves accordingly. The house is first
class and meals will bo served from
bills of fare;
Latent Style.
French breakfast caps in all shades at
Charles Ilfeld's. 8-10-tf
Cheap Uoods.
Margarito Homero, the merchant on
the plaza who sells goods at such low
rates, started for Chicago yesterday to
buy a very great stock of merchandise
to supply the wants of his customers
In order to make room for a large stock
he otters to sell goods cheaper than the
cheapest, for cash. Now is the time to
get bargains in all classes of general
merchandise. 8-30-tf
Wanted Immediately,
A good coat maker and tailor. Good
situation and good wages. Apply at
once to F. LeDuc,
8-22-tf North Side Plaza.
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