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DAILY GAZETTE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1S81.
OXLETTV. I.EINIXií.
ti rand free lunch at Billy's to-night.
Mr. Hugh Fritehard is able tu be out
on the street again.
The railroad people sayfthat travel is
unusually light just now.
Felix Martinez bought a fine piano
yesterday oí Mareellino, BoiTa & Perez.
Free lunch at the Exchange Saloon
to-night, presided over by J. D. Wolf.
The early fall styles of gents1 and
Indies' hats just received by Isidor
Stern.
Horn & Matthews, at the Star Light
Saloon, will spread their free lunch to
night. Dr. Cunningham eontiuues to mend;
lie sat up and ate his breakfast yester
day morning.
The St. Nicholas Bar will be open for
the tirst time to-day with bran new and
convenient appointments.
Work is progressing on the college
building, and probably no building is
worse needed in town than this.
The army of peddling Pueblos that
swarmed into town last week, has
dwindled to a few solitary individuals.
Attention is called to the act recently
promulgated prohibiting fast riding and
driving on the Rio (íallinas bridge.
The recent advance in express tariff
is said to have had the effect of cutting
down business.in that line, very materi
ally. A policeman will be stationed upon
the bridge, and any one violating this
order will be pronptly arrested and
lined.
The Presbyterian people complain
that the Acequia is an intolerable nuis
ance. When the water is turned on it
overflows and makes a great pond
around the new church.
The new car stable on Twelfth street
will be a substantial stone structure,
l.'.rge and commodious, and arranged
upon the very best plan.
Six more of Warner's lots sold yester
day by Capt. Fitzgerrell, and more to
follow. Rev. J. E. Cohenour was the
purchaser of four of them.
Mareellino, Bolla & Perez telegraphed
yesterday for another lot of pianos and
organs. It is their aim to sell many
instruments and to keep them at such
prices that everybody can buy.
If W. Oscar Seeor, of Elmyra, New
York, who was formerly employed at
the gasworks in this city, will call at
the o flic c of J. J. Fitzgerrell, he will
hear of something to his advantage.
Mr. Isidor Stern's new and handsome
brick residence on Bridge street is
growing day by day, and when com
pleted will be one of the best residences
in town. Mr. Wheelock is the archi
tect.
.We are informed that one-third inter
est in the Smoky Hill mine at White
Oaks, has changed hands for a good
round price. The parties to the tran
suction were M. Beckers and 1). T
Mooney, of the National Hotel.
J. D. Lane has brought a car load of
very large and excellent watermelons
and is selling them out at low prices
They are the best melons we have seen,
They will be delivered in town every
morning until the whole lot is disposed
of.
Si Ilysinger left yesterday for Col.
Stoneroad's ranch, to take charge of
the business during the colonel's 'ab
sence east. Si is a jolly boy, and . we
predict the change will be a benefit as
well as a pleasure to him.
The ladies of the Episcopal Mite So
ciety solicit plain sewing, and will fill
orders in good style and at reasonable
rates. Those desiring such work may
leave their orders with Mrs. A. C.
Stockton or Mrs. Charles Wheelock.
Two soldiers attracted a good share
of attention on the street yesterday, in
consequence of an overdose of Vegas
"bug juice." Each one seemed intent
upon supporting the other, and each
was equally incapable of carrying him
self straight.
Mr. N. A. Bennett, who has served
H. J. Holmes so faithfully, will retire
from the ice business and go back to his
first love, the saw and plane. . Mr. Ben
nett is a workman of merit, and will ac
cept a position with Mr. Baker as fore
man on outside work.
The management of the Kansas City
fair evinced commendable enterprise
in getting together immediately after
the fire by which their buildings were
destroyed, and resolving to clear away
the ticbrin that night and go on with the
.program the following day.
The nights are growing long and the
amusement season is at hand. Billy
Burton, who has the management of
Baca Hall for the winter, is alive to the
interests of the town and the amuse
ment going public, and has inserted a
standing advertisement in the New
York (.'Upper, advising traveling com
panies and troupes of the accessibility
of Las Vegas, mid the advantages of the
hall and town or entertainments. We
may thus expect that Las Vegas will
not be slighted this year for want of in
formation an'd knowledge of our advantages.
MAXCFACTOKIE.
Tbelr Relation to Oar Prosperity.
In a growing city like La9 Vegas
manufactories are of prime importance.
They not only utilize the productions of
the surrounding country and thus build
up tributary trade; but they give us a
wealth-producing element that is at
once a substantial and enduring oasis
of permanent prosperity. No class of
men that could be induced to settle here
can be of more advantage to a town
than the skilled mechanics that a variety
of manufacturing interests would at-
tract. Such men, as a rule, are intelligent, ;
i i ; i - i .
nonesi anu progressive, anu us buuii,
they are truly the bone and sinew of a '
progressive community, llicy produce
more than they consume, and thus add
constantly to the material wealth of the
community in which thejT live. It is a
custom all over the land for towns de
sirous of manufactories to, in some way
or other, pay a bonus to secure them, i
and whatever is customary in this re-
gard iu other towns may reasonably bo
expected of our citizens, and the truth
of the matter is, we may not expect any
marked success in this important mat
ter without prompt and public-spirited
conformity to established usage.
.Mineral Cnbiiiot.
The very line cabinet of minerals of
Mr. Essinger, is on exhibition at
Locke's. This is a collection of roiner
also well worth examination and study,
as it embraces specimens of ore from
every section and from the most famous
mines, covering all grades. It is not
only valuable as showing the different
classes of ores, but is interesting in a
lithologieal view, containing beautiful
specimens of crystalization, jasper, ehal
cedany, garnets and precious stones.
The cabinet is valued low at four hun
dred dollars and we understand that it
will be rallied off. This will give all
an opportunity to win the collection
without much cost.
The question of the disability of the
President is attracting quite an amount
of discussion. In a recent issue of the
New York Sun this question is edito
rially argued at great length, and the
conclusion is readied that as long as
the public business is not in danger of
suffering immediate and material dam
age on account of the inability of the
Executive to do that which the law re
quires at his hands, the agitation of
this question is premature. The article
referred to concludes as follows:
It is only fair toward Gen. Arthur to
say that we do not believe that he has
ever for a moment thought of attempt
ing to assume the ollice of President
under any circumstances that have yet
existed; and although it may show a
confidence in human nature at which
skeptics may smile, we believe, and
have reason to believe, that (Jen. Ar
thur has, fronrthe beginning all along,
earnestly desired the recovery of (Jen.
Garfield.
In our judgment, the United States,
during the last seventy days, have pre
sented the most sublime spectacle in
the whole history of human govern
ments. Fifty millions of pcopie gov
erning themselves, abstaining even
from any act of violence toward the
most abhorred of criminals, the assas
sin of the President; the great crowds
collected along the line by the
of the prostrate form of Gen.
passage
Garfield
through three States, greeting; him
everywhere with regardful silence, re
straining the Vheers that rose sponta
neously to their lips, lest the noise
should disturb him; the necessary, rou
tine business of the Executive Depart
ment moving snfbothly on, like nicely
adjusted, well-oiled, noiseless machin
ery. Would that Thomas Jefferson
could have lived to behold this day, the
fulfilment of his fondest hopes and
brightest visions, showing how little
government an intelligent, self-respecting
people really require. This is true
liberty!
We were pleased to meet, yesterday,
Lieut. A. E. Wood, of the 4th Cavalry,
and Quarter-master of the battalion
which left here yesterday for Fort Win
gate. Lieut. Wood is a close student
of his profession, and is noted for tho
roughness in tactics, quick decision
and through-going character. He has
seen much service in campaigning
against the Cora-anches, Kiowa and
Cheyennes in Western Texas and the
Staked Plains, and has been more re
cently with his regiment in the San
Juan country, where there was at one
time imminent danger of a Ute out
break. It will be remembered by our
older citizens that Lieutenants Wood
and Wheeler were in Las Vegas in Sep
tember, 1875, and purchased a herd of ,
three thousand sheep for the Indian
Agency at Fort Sill, in the Indian Ter
ritory. They bought the sheep of M.
Brunswick and Don Trinidad Homero,
and drove them across- the plains to
Sill with the loss of only thirty head
The sociable at the new Presbyterian
Church last evening was largely at
tended and a complete success in every
particular. Mrs. S. L. Sloan, Mrs. J.
Raynolds, Mrs. James Garrard, Mrs.B.
B. Borden, Mrs. J. B. Wootten, Mrs.
Geo. Dinkel, Mrs. Capt. Stark, Mrs. T.
B. Mills, Mrs. B. Stoops and Mrs. C. B.
Smith constituted the committee oí ar
rangements, and these excellent ladies
had left nothing undone that would
contribute to the enjoyment of those
who attended. The supper was excel
lent, and everyone left in a supremely
good humor with himself and every
body else, and a high appreciation of
the excellent arrangements of the com
mittee of ladies who had charge of the
entertainment.
II. Jeflers will take charge of the De
pot Hotel first of next week.
PEKAOHAL.
j C. R. Browning is going east soon.
J. L. French, of Santa Fe is at the St.
Nicholas.
j C. F. Allen returned from Santa Fe
Í yesterday.
! Revs. J. M. Shields and J. A. Menaul
'' are registered at the National.
S. Perdu and A. T. Stewart, of El
Paso, are at the Sumner House,
i Col. Howell and Mr. Leavitt have re
! turned to the Hot Springs.
Henry Fowler, Napa, Cal., is back in
vWas after afew davs triD ud the road.
"
Dave Winternilz, of Anton Chico, is
in the city and will invest heavily in
real estate.
W. C. Hadley is going to New York
in a few days, and will be gone two or
three weeks.
E. W. Fox returned from Milwaukee
yesterday, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. W. Fox.
Mr. Phillips, formerly of the firm of
Phillips & Kunz, has gone to Leaven
worth to reside.
Mr. B. B. Hance, of New York city,
is in town, looking around with a view
to becoming a citizen.
Mrs. J. B. Baker left yesterday for
Denver, where she will place her bright
little daughter in school.
Messrs. King, Harner and Nowers, of
the Depot folks, go down to San An
tonio to-day to hunt ducks.
J. M. Talbott, of Las Vegas, was on
the train which came in last evening,
and is at the Grand Central, New Mex
ican. Judge Stevenson, of Arkansas, is now
in Santa Fe. We understand that he
is an applicant for the Chief Justiceship
of the Territory.
J. M. Alvey, J. C. Bush and John
Power, of the Gazette force, went up
the Gallinas Canyon yesterday morn
ing for a week or ten days hunting trip.
Col. Lockhart is back from Chicago.
While east he purchased ten car loads
of furniture, stoves, hardware, building
material, etc., which will soon begin to
arrive.
M. Marcus, of Marcus & Clemm, is
home from his purchasing trip to the
east. He bought a large stock of cloth
ing, boots, shoes and furnishing goods,
which will be here for fall and winter
trade.
Col. G. W. Stoneroad returned to
Cabra Springs yesterday. While here
he negotiated the sale of several bands
of fine sheep, which he makes a spec
ialty of on his ranch.
Mr. French, of Santa Fe, of the firm
of 11. G. Dun & Co., is in the city. This
is a most reliable agency, and no pains
are spared to ascertain the financial
standing of all business houses in the
country.
G. F. Wheelock, of the firm of Rob-
erts & Wheelock, of Las Vegas, was
married in that city yesterday. He is
spending his honeymoon with his
brother, Jesse M. Wheelock, at this
place. Albnqucrquc Journal.
Mr. F. O. Kihlberg, road commis
sioner, is utilizing convict labor in im
provements upon the streets. lie had
a force of jail birds at work yesterday
upon the avenues in the Plaza Park,
cutting and removing the weeds and
grass, and smoothing down the rough
places. He proposes to replace the
cottonwood trees planted there with
maples and locusts, and to test the
growth of the eucalyptus, or fever tree,
in this climate. When the avenues of
this park shall be bordered by hand
some trees, and fringed with verdant
lawns and blooming flowers, watered
by the spray of fountains and enlivened
with the music of birds, it will be not
only an ornament to the city, but a de
lightful place to rest and refresh one's
self in the soft, mellow twilight of our
delightful autumn evenings.
At a trial before a Mexican Justice of
the Peace in one of the neighboring
precincts, recently, was an excellent
example of the manner in which some
of the courts are run in New Mexico
country towns. The Alcalde took his
! place in the court with all the dignity
! of a supreme judge. The witnesses
I were called and examined, the court
! meantime leaning back in his chair,
having the appearance of a man of
great wisdom. The case was brought
to a close and left to the decision of his
honor. He was prepared to do his duty.
Slowly rising, he pulled a carefully
prepared document from his pocket,
and read his decision. Albuquerque
Journal.
A Mexican, whose name we were un
able to learn, but who liad been im
bibing quite freely of whisky, laid him
self down yesterday afternoon, near
Rosenwald Bros.' store, in old town, to
sleep off his drunken fit. He never
wakened, for some of his friends picked
him up soon after and found that life
had flown. He was an old man and
had already lived as long as is usually
allowed. New Mexican.
The mite sociable at the residence of
Mr. A. Whitmore last evening, was a
decided success. Quite a number of
ladies and gentlemen were present,
and Mr. Whitmore and his amiable and
accomplished lady made, everyone feel
at home. Altogether the sociable was
a pleasant affair, and was so appreciat
ed by nil present.
Charlie Roland, who is well and fa
vorably known in this' city shot and
killed a ruffian in San Marcial yester
day. A bully was beating a little boy
in a most brutal manner when Roland
interfered and requested him to desist.
The man told him it was none of his
business, drew out a knife and made
an attack upon Roland, cutting a se
vere gash in the neck. The next mo
ment the cowardly whelp was a dead
man, for Charlie immediately drew his
revolver and shot him on the spot. As
the story reaches us the killing was
perfectly justifiable, amd Charlie Ro
land did just what any good man would
have done under like circumstances.
Walter Cooper, of Cooper Bros.,
Trinidad, yesterday finished papering
and fixing up the old stand until re
cently occupied by Mareellino & Boffa,
on Center street. He will open it out
as a first-class candy factory, and will
make as fine candy as can be found any
where.
Exchange Hotel.
The Exchange Hotel, on the plaza,
under the excellent management of
Jack Gehegan, is recovering its old
time prestege, and now has an excellent
run of custom. Situated as it is, so
convenient to the business portion of
the west side, travelers and business
men prefer to. stop there, particularly
when the accommodations are so supe
rior. 8-27-lm
Choice Butter and fresh Eggs at Bell
& Co.'s. 9-17-tf
The public of Las Vegas is respect
fully invited to inspect my large stock
of general merchandise. Itemember I
can save you money on anything you
need. N. L. Rosenthal.
Railroad avenue,
Fresh Oysters
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at Philips & Milli
gans' on Centre street. Also fresh fish
twice each week. 0-10-lm
Choice Butter and fresh Eggs at Bell
& Co.'s. 9-17-tf
Or find Lunch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. 4-21-tf
Nice lot of fresh candy just received
by Mareellino Boffa & Perez. !)-17-3f
A full line of cartridges, powder and
shot, and anything in the ammunition
line, always foundat Rosenthal's, Rail
road avenue.
Mrs. Maxey and Mrs. Roberts have
moved their dressmaking and millinery
establishment from the first floor of the
Baca building. They will now be found
on the second floor in the northwest
corner. Mrs. Roberts is expecting her
daughter from the East. They will
bring a fine stock of goods for fall and
winter trade. ' 9-9-2w
Fresh candy just received by Mareel
lino, Boffa & Perez. 9-17-3t
HI I) Vewiird.
A reward of $10 will be given to any
person who will discover and return to
me a set of new harness that was stolen
from the corral back of the National
Hotel. J. W. Pleasant.
9-10-2t '
Bird cages in large variety at Rosen
thal's. Choice Butter and fresh Eggs at Bell
& Co.'s. 9-17-tf
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s. 9-17-tf
Waited Immediately,
A good coat maker and tailor. Good
situation and erood wages. Apply at
onee to F. LeDuc,
8-22-tf ' North Side Plaza.
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
i&Co's. 2-lltf
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s. 9-17-tf
For 30 Dnyit.
I will offer for thirty days the entire
stock of my Clothing and Boot and
Shoe Department
REGARDLESS OF COST
OR VALUE.
This stock, has all been purchased
within the past six months ana con
sists of
Men's and Boys1 Clothing, and Ladies'
Misses Men s ana lioys Hoots,
Shoes and Slippers,
And must be closed out in order to
make the necessary improvements on
the Store Building.
C. E. Wesche,
Las Vegas, N. M.
Rosenthal will not be undersold in
anything. Goods delivered free to any
part of the city. N. L. Rosenthal.
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s. 9-17-tf
Cauliflower at Mareellino, Boffa &
Perez'.
Fine liquors and cigars, ten cents, at
the Senate Saloon. 9-11-lm
Rohrer whiskey, ten
cents a drink, at Billy's.
years
old, 25
3-25tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s. 0-17-tf
All summer drinks at Billy's. "-7tf
I.ntesl Style.
French breakfast caps in all shades at
Charles Ilf eld's. 8-10-tf
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s. 9-17-tf
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31 tf
Notice to fon tractor.
Sealed bids will bo received at my office, up
to 7 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, Septemlier 2Uth,
for tho construction of a two story business
house for F. Kmiuer. Plans and specifications
to be seen at my ollieo. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES WHEELOCK,
Architect.
Notice.
Five dollars fine for riding or driving over
the bridge faster than a wulkv Live stock
not allowed to pass. MB-6t
Noticia.
Cinco pesos de multa por arrcarbestias sobre
este puente al troteo mas recio. Animales
sueltos no son permitidos paur. -lJ-at
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PLO WS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, yc.
Speceal attention given to
buying and selling
Wool, Hides,
SEND
YOUR
JOB WORK
TO THE
GAZETTE
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IS WHAT MIGHT BE CALLED BETWEEN
THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
Mill í Sliii
To be in readiness and to have sflfficicnt room
For Fall Goods
Is What We are Contemplating.
If you are in need of Summer Wearing1 Ap
parel now is the timo to benefit yourselves by
the general
REDUCTION 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.
Free Lunch Every Night
Everything new and first-oluss. Fino Tables,
n Fine Bar and courteous treatment guaran
teed to all.
South Sido Plaza.
AUCTION
AND-
COMMISSION HOUSE
FRANK J. WEBER, Auctioneer.
I have opened in tho Wesche Block, on the
Plaza, an Auction and Commission House,
where I am ready to buy and sell all kinds of
Goods, Furniture, Cattle, Sheep, Horses, etc.
Sales Tuesdays und Saturdays.
FRANK J. WEBER, Auctioneer.
LAS VEGAS ACADEMY.
A CLASS IN
UNDER
PROF. A. H. BACH,
Will bo Formed
Wednesday, September 21
at 4 p. m. The Class will meet Monday, Wed
nesday und Friday of each week.
TERMS: Pupils of the Academy, $2 00 per
month of four weeks; all others, fl.UO per
month of four weeks,
W. H. ASHLEY, Principal.
Temporary nail Service.
Territory of New Mexico.
Sealed proposals for carrying the United
Illttll xm V egtlH II AllimilH,
ten (! ) miles, three tunes a week each wuy, by
a schedule of three hours running time each
way, from beginning of service, until June 30
1882, will be received by the postmaster at Las
vegas until tsept. ), jbm.
A contract with sureties is required to be
executed, nnd persons bidding must be honest
and capable and not less than twenty-one years
old.
No more will bo allowed than a fair and rea
sonable compensation for the service, to bo
determined by tho Department.
' Postmasters and assistants cimnot bid forsuch
service. THOMAS L.JAMES,
Postmaster General.
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's.
5-C-tf .
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana. .
For ladies' dress
goods go to T. Romero
& Son's.
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
Hand Made Shoe.
Fine French calf, for gentlemen,
splendid foot wear, at. II. Romero &
Brother's. -J-tf
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Billiard Halloa.
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Pelts,
Etc., both here ami In the
Eastern Markets.
Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Lost.
WANTED. A good homelike place to board
in a private family by two young gen
tlemen doing business near tho plaza. 9-15-tf
WANTED A miller, Immediately. Ad
dress P. Trembley, Las Vegas, N. M.lw
XIT ANTED Six day boarders. Good accom-
ure at
HOPPER BROS.-9-7-6t
WANTED A messenger boy at the West
ern Union Telegraph office. 8-31-tf
TXTANTED. Six or eiirht arood earoenters.
K TV Apply to J. B. Baker. tt-23-tf
WAN TED. Fifteen good carpenters. In
quire at Lockhart & Co's. 8-6-tf
WANTED. Two or three number one plan
ing mill bench hands. None but Ürst
clasa need apply. At Wootten' planing mill.
A Iho a good machine man. 4-2-tf
"VNE FIHST-CLASS Aron combination safe
V with steel burglur proof money chest for
sale at a great bargain. Inquire of J. J. FITZ
GERRELL, the live Real Estate Agent. 9-10-1 w
CJ AN MIGUEL HILL SITE LOTS FOR SALE.
O At a bargain, oither for cash or on
the
instalment plan.
J. J. Fitzgerrell,
Tho Livo Real Estate Agent
S-14-3t
iOtt SaLE One pair of American horses,
buggy and harness; cattle or sheep taken
inpayment. Apply at this office. 8-20-tf
ITOR SALE, a good wall tent, 10x14 feet, neur-
1 ly new. Dor terms call on L. U. Uurr, at
the West Side Saloon, back of T.' Romero's
store. 9-lU-lmB
L, OR SALE A nearly new Waters piono for
sule on easy terms of payments.
A. O. ROBBINS.
IOR SALE. Tho old St. Louis lot, in East
Las Vegas. Price, $,500. Inquire of C.
R.Browning. F. Gbislek,
T-ili-tf Socorro, N. M.
1. OR RENT. New Btore, 25x75, next to Mc
1 Kenzie's hardware on Front Street, New
Albuquerque. Address II. M. BRISTOL,tt-10-lm
t?OR RENT. Baca Hull, for ballH, parties,
' entertainments, lectures, etc. For terms
apply to Will C Burton. Agent und Munagcr.
FOR RENT. The drug store In thé Wesche
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
tKMWf.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. Fitzgerrell, the live real estate man,
bus for sale a large number of fine business
and desirable residence lots in different parts
of the new and old portions of the city. Pur
ties seeking investments in renl estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses,
should cull on Fitzgerrell; ho can accommo
date them.
AN ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE AT A
I' Ai.OAIN. The hue residence property
of Mrs Dr. Shout, containing, tlve rooms, one
large hull, gurden, corral. Everything in first,
class order und coin' lote for a home. The
finest property in the south part of the city.
Inquire of J. J. FITZGERRELL, the live Real
Estate Agent. tt-i0-2w
0 DOLLARS will buy a
OVJ. J Ks V ) grant of Wl.OOU acres ; one
oí the best, cuttle ranges in the Territory.
4CCf DOLLARS will buy a fine
t J J J stock dairy and farming ranch
near the city.
Cí H K f WILL BUY ono of the nnest lots
I OVy in the center of the town front
ing Douglas and Main Streets. Lot l'x'tl'i
feet. Most elegantly situated.
1 RA DOLLARS will buy a splendid
luUU new residence, six rooms, two
lots fronting on Maine Street. Rents for $40
per month.
WILL EXCHANGE, farms and town proper
ty in Kansas and Illinois for reul estate in Las
Vegas.
EIGHT ROOM adobe house, handsome
grounds, elegantly finished from the kitchen
to the parlor. Ready for housekeeping. Will
sell at a sacrifice.
"1 O ( C f DOLLARS will buy by
warrantee deed a first
class cuttlo runcho that will range "0,000 head
of cuttle.
1 1 ( f COLLARS will buv a house con
.1.1. WW tainingsix rooms. Lot 50x142.
Rents now for $00 a month. This property is
elegantly situated.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to .1. J. Fitzgerrell.
lf WILL BUY BY WARRAN
4UjJvJU TEE DEED five miles of
living water controlling 100 square miles of the
linest range on tho Pecos river. Call and sec
plat. Qj K f will buy a good new three room
iiPrtO J house and two lots near the rail
road depot anil round bouse.
6f (f( Head of sheep for sale
J 1 j ) Wethers, ewes nnd lambs.
CiQOPC W1LI' HUY A GOOD FOUR
OOíd'J HOOM HOUSE near the Machine
Shops. A bargain. ,
ONE OF THE BEST SIX ROOM HOUSES,
good outbuildings, splendid cellar, two lots
und a half in a fine neighborhood, centrally
located, fronting the Park. Will he sold cheap
for cash.
tWlt SALE. Two of the best mining claims
and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in the Mineral Hill mining
camp.
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPAN Y LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence-"
lots for sale.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for sule.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
complete for a home. Call and see.
For sale, one dairy and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
Ono hotel furnished complete, Has all tho
business it can accommodate.
One of the best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sale at a bargain. Call
und see.
One of the finest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chance for a gardncr and florist to make a
fortune.
I have for sulo in Mills & Chapman's addition
to tho Hut Springs; theee lots will be sold
cheap.
I also havo for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOK RENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
oflices, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property cull.
Remember that the best business chances
aro always to bo had by calling on
J. J. Fitzgerrell
Tho livo real estate agent, ollice on Grand
avenue.
Harness and sad
dlery at T. Rom'ero &
Son's.
California Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods at
Isidor Stern's.
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SOCORRO, N. M.