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DAILY GAZETTE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1S81
Trains both in on time yesterday.
Jaffa Bros, store will be closed Mon
day on account of holiday.
The floor of the Sumner House ver
andah lias been treated to a coat of
paint.
The excavation for the cellar of
Eugene lieilley's new building is being
made.
Severe and destructive storms of wind
and rain are reported in Missouri and
Kansas.
Mr. Edward Henry thinks of bring
ing his family to this city and becoming
a permanent resident.
Dr. Cunningham was out taking the
sunshine yesterday morning in front of
. the St. Nicholas hotel.
Miss Frankio Rogers is able to be
about again aud will leave to-morrow
for a visit to Colorado.
A new addition has been made to Las
Vccas. North of the Buena Vista ad
dition; and separated from it by a new
street called Garfield street.
Services at the Presbyterian church
on West Side at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m
by Rev. J. C. Eastman. Sunday-school
at 9:15 a. m. All are invited.
The Trinidad News complains that
the town is infested by a number of
crooks, and that several hold-ups have
occurred there within t'ae past week.
. II. Curler has opened a notion
store in Stern's block, south side of
plaza, and is prepared to supply the
trade with fresh candies, choice cigars,
etc.
A number of our citizens who arc
Knight Templars', will go down to Al
bwmerque to assist in laying the corner
stone of the new Masonic Temple at
that place.
Messrs. Payne & Bartlett have hand
somely carpeted their jewelry store
which adds much to the tasteful and
attractive arrangement of their place
of business.
Calvin Fisk sold yesterday ten town
lots for $1,400, and Marcus & Clemens
building and lot next to the Optic Block,
on line of street railroad, for one thou
sand dollars.
A fatal form of diphtheria is prevail
ing among the children at Anton Chico.
Some ihe cases haTe proven fatal,
Among those was a child of Mr. Leon
anc of Mr. Harrison.
M. White man, our live and thorough
going general merchandise man. has
shipped between eighty and ninety
thousand pounds oí goods to his branch
establishment at White Oaks.
An engine and a burro collided night
before last near the depot and the ano
maly, a dead burro, was the conse
quence. The engine, as we understand,
suffered no serious damage for the won
der. Mr. F. De Fronville will commence
a public school at San Miguel, this
county, about the first of November.
He has beeu teaching a private school
at La Trimentana during the past six I
months.
A pair of horses hitched to a buggy
got away from their driver and went
tearing down Railroad avenue at a
lively pace, yesterday morning, but he
caught them before any serious damage
was done.
This office was handed a postal card
from a town way down in Arkansas,
asking about Vegas, and saying that
our fame has been heard of there, and
the writer is almost persuaded to come
and cast his lwt with us.
Koogler, of the Las Vegas Gazette,
and Campbell, of the Sun, engaged in
terpsichorcan contest at the K. of P.
Ball last night. The Miner man acted
as critic, and reserves his decision until
next week. Socorro Miner.
Chief Roman has offered his services
as guide to Captain Fountain1, militia
company at Mesilla. The company is
expected to start on a scouting expedi
tion in a few days. Signs of Indians
have been seen in the country south of
Mesilla.
We have received No. 1 of volume one
of the Socorro Daily Neius, by G. W.
McClintock. This little sheet is edited
with quite a show of ability, and we
hope it may survive the ills to which
little newspapers are liable in their
tender years, and grow to be a full
Hedged and full grown daily.
Mr. H. C. Graham, topographical
surveyor, reports some fine coal discov
eries at the little town of San Pedro.
He says it is one of the finest deposits
of coal west of Pennsylvania. The
vein is seven feet thick and the coal has
much the appearance of anthracite.
The railroad company is now running
a.branch road from San Marcial to the
mines, a distance of twelve miles.
Our esteemed friend and ancient com
padre, Adolphc Mennett, one of the lead
ing spirits of Browne & Manzanares, of
Las Vegas, spent a day with his friends
in Socorro last week. Mr. Mennett thinks
of returning with his family in a short
time, to remain permanently. Mrs.
Mennett is one of the most accomplish
ed vocalists in new Mexico, and would
prove a great acquisition to our society
New Mexican.
A big strike has been made during
the last week on the property of Messrs.
Hagan & McAlister, in the Gallinas.
These parties have been developing
their property for some time under the
able; management of Major Blakeley
and have had from the surface a heavy
body of carbonate and galena ore, very
heavy in lead, and containing from 25
to 50 ounces in silver to the ton. Last
week they uncovered in the bottom of
their shaft a vein of quartz rich in horn
silver, and which has since widened to
two feet. This part of the crevice as
sayed into the thousands, sullicicnt to
make the entire body a very rich grade
! 1 . J .
ore. lius goou ioriune to me owners
of the mine is a consequence of having
the pluck to wrk the property. This
rich find has stimulated the miners of
the district to commence work in car
nest, and consequently we feel confi
dent we shall have the pleasure of chron
icling other valuable discoveries soon.
Socorro Daily News.
Two cases wore up for adjudication
yesterday evening in Judge Steele s
court. One of them The Territory vs.
L. G. Burr, charged with assault upon
Trinidad Sena was dismissed, there be
ing no evidence that Mr. Burr had any
thing to do witli the all'air. The other
was the Territory against Barton, char
ged with the same oll'ense. Mr. Barton
was found guilty and requested to con
tribute the sum of twentj'-five dollars
and the costs of the case to the city ex
chequer, or, if upon reileclion, he
should prefer to do so, he might accept
the hospitalities of the county and
evince his public spirit by aiding in the
construction and repair of streets, etc.,
for the period of thirty days. Mr. Bar
ton took the matter under advisement,
and we presume will announce his de
cision in
l-The p
i in due time.
articulars of the killing of Ike
Stockton seem to be about as follows :
He and a confederate nomed Cook came
into Durango in a wagon. Stockton
went up town ami left Cook in the
wagon. The sheriff and a deputy got
the drop on Cook and ordered him to
hold up. lie complied and the officers
handcuffed him and started off' at once
in search of Stockton. They came up
with him on the street and the sheriff
slapped him on the shoulder and de
manded his surrender. He sprang to
one side and attempted to draw his
weapon, but the officers were too quick
for him and shot him down before he
could get his pistol out. His leg was
amputated that night and he died at 3
o'clock on the following morning. Cook
his pal, will be taken to Texas and
tried upon the charge of murder and
rape.
The town of Glorieta, on the summit
of the range, near Glorieta pass, is im
proving considerably at present. A
number of new houses are in course of
erection and everything wears a busi
ness air. This place, in time, will
make one of the linest mountain resorts
in the west. The scenery in the vicin
ity cannot be surpassed in grandure and
the climate during the summer season
especially is superb.
Mr. J. K. Thacker, a prominent mine
owner and merchant of the Black
Range, passed through Las Vegas, yes
terday, on his way to Ohio, where he
intends to spend the winter. Mr. Thack-
er is an old-timer in this country and
he expresses himself as greatly Halter
ed at the manner in which the material
wealth of the Territory is being devel
oped. Capt. J. J. Fitzgerrell, during the
past two days lias sold sixty-one lots,
ranging in price from $75 to $1,100. A
goodly number of these lots will be
built upon. Two lots sold the Blythe
Brothers on Railroad Avenue opposite
Gross, Blackwell & Co., will soon have
a large two-story stone business house
erected, with fifty feet front.
A pair of horses attached to a buggy
yesterday morning standing in front of
Browne & Manzanares establishment
took fright and started off" at a lively
pace diiiwn Railroad Avenue and would
doubtless have smashed things up live
ly had they not beeu promptly checked
P-
2'omtocs! I'otutoc!
One car load for sale at
Bell & Co's.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
I.IST OF MCTTKliS.
The following advertised letters remain mi
ddled for tit the postoliice for thowock ending
Si'pt. JO, 1SS1:
Archil leta, J. D.
J. d;. Lot Itowens.
iiishop Mrs.
liliiir, L. O.
Caldwell, Mrs. Cora I
Coco Samuel
Cuwgell O II
Con ley Mrs Ellen A
Davis Joseph
Froeds James
Flinn Chus
Gillette Col M G
Gibson Mrs Annie
Wilson Charley W
Wilson Chus II
Gonsnlez Jedd.ieio
Uustijarono J II
Hormlcmct Samuel
iling Tons Lino
Harris Miss Minnie
Haywood Thomas
Hu.lftt Miss Lizzie
LahlowMrH E
Leonard G II
Drano Miss Hosio I
I'u rant Joaquin
Fen so J H
Rawlings John C
liU'lcliff Will
Heed Otto August
Kohbius Looring
Suigar John
Simón Chas
Kheineniore Mrs Chris
Shimmoii Mrs Chus
Sheldon L F
Sherman Henry I
Snell Mrs Martha
Soul Mrs Sarah
Stupleton W R
Sanelouz Senoekloil,
Fan
Transcript editor of
Tnimliley Don I'edro
colored
Truqiiillo Joselita
Hermano Pablo Miva
roi Pen- Wood L W :i
Might Joseph 2
Wcinbuengec An
Herrn Joscu
Lom.ií Señor de
deniro
Maxwell M
McPhail .lames
McLaughlin Miss A
MellviileCD
McD-nnntt F E
O'Bryan Miss Funny
Sept. 30, 1881,
Weber Au treno
Warden MrsEnhno
Worden Win
Young Em molt
J.N. FURLONG, P.M.
Just Received.
Car load choice Salt Lake potatoes,
Bell & Co.
The Plaza Grocers and Rakers.
PEK905Ali.
Louis Hommel will tike in the fair
next week.
Isidor Stern returned from the east
yesterday.
Mr. Jameson, Kansas, is at the Na
tional Hotel.
A. II. McCloskey, Deming, is at the
National Hotel.
J. M.Turebull, Bernal, is stopping at
the National Hotel.
G. II. McClasky, an active miner of
Cerrillos, is in the city.
Thomas Dalny, of Prescott, Arizona,
is at the Sumner House.
Mrs. li. J. Holmes returned yesterday
from a lengthy visit east.
G. W. Hartman, of Peralta, is stop
ping at the Sumner House.
L. Sulzbackcr goes to Albuquerque
next week to attend the fair.
M. S. Chilcot, of Pueblo, Col., is reg
istered at the Sumner House.
Mr. w . Kj. ioorier returned irom a
business trip south yesterda.
S. Romero, of T. Romero & Son, re
turned from the east last night.
Pat Colbert is in town and thinks se
riously of locating permanently.
The Albuquerque fair commences to
morrow and continues six days.
The Minina World for October 1st,
has just been laid upon our desk.
Mr. Walsen, of the firm of Walsen &
Levy, came up from the valley yester
day. Billy Burton had a good house at his
free lunch last night. Steady advertis
ing pays.
Col. George P. Buell, of the Fifteenth
Infantry, is in town, en-route to Fort
Stanton.
Mr. R. A. Kitsler, of the "Optic,"
came in yesterday from a visit of some
weeks cast.
D. A. Mooney is making thorough
and desirable improvements in the Na
tional Hotel.
Robt. Cullen came up from the A. &
P. front yesterday. He will remain in
town several days.
Rev. Maxw ell Phillips will attend and
probably conduct services at the Pres
byterian church to-day.
C. T. Griffin and family, of Atchison,
Kansas, came in yesterday to visit the
Las Vegas Hot Springs.
General Buel, Mrs. A. C. and C. II.
Burnett, and J. Nenigan, New York,
are registered at the Grand View.
Conductors' Richie and Markle have
been transferred from the Raton to the
Las Vegas division of the railroad.
Mr. Wilson, an attorney of Gold
Park, Col., has been in town several
days, the guest of Don Miguel A. Otero
Mr. G. V . Hartman came up from
Peralta, where he has opened a store.
He is going on east to lay in a stock of
winter goods.
Lieut. Ivenzie, U. S. A., has been
spending several days in Vegas. He
will have charge of the Navajos at the
Albuquerque fair next week.
Capt. Fitzgerrell has just issued from
this office, a neat and newsy paper
brim-full of reliable information about
New Mexico and its advantages.
Mr. C. M. Lewis, a prominent rner
chant and ranchman from Albuquerque,
came in yesterday. He has purchased
a number of fine bucks of Win. Pinker
"Tir i i i
ion, oi wagon luounci, ana lias now
come to take them to his ranch.
Miss Matilda Vaur, an accomplished
young lady of Mora, and a neice of
Father Guerin, has consented to take
part in the series of concerts for the
benefit of the Las Vegas college, corn-
mencing on the 15th. She will come to
this city this week to practice.
Rev. Maxwell Phillips, of Salina, Kan
sas, came in yesterday accompanied by
his family. He has been connected
with mission work in Mexico for a num
ber of years and comes to the Territo
ry to take charge of the Presbyterian
mission in Mora county.
IIuiiih muí Bacon.
10,000 pounds at Bell & Co's.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
3.3!H Mexican Ehcs l or Sale.
ve have now near Las Vegas 3,500
nice young Mexican Ewes, which we
are offering at $1.50 per head. Will
hold them for sale for ten days.
T, Romero & Son
The latest styles of Ulsters, Dolmans,
Cloaks and Dresses, just received at 1
Stern's. 9-24-tf
Cream bread, Boston brown bread
and buns, at Bell & Co.'s, the plaza
grocers ana bakers. y-32-tl
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, the
l'iaza Grocers and 15aers. 9-17-tf
White Oaks 8 taue Line.
Tho White Oaks Stage Line is running daily
coaches from Socorro to Whito Oaks. After
Oct. 15th a backboard will run daily to Ft.
Stanton. Eighteen hours from Socorro to
White Oaks. Good accommodations. Best
and quickest way to the White Oaks.
i(W-tf H. E. MULNIX.
$20 Reward.
Strayed or Stolen, from my milk ranch, three
miles South-west of Las Vegas, one span of
mules, about U hands high. One bay mare
inula. One gray horso mule, branded S O L
on tho left hip, The above reward will bo paid
for information leading to the recovery of
same. C. P. JONES.
10-2-tf
Fresh Oysters at J.
Graaf & Co's. 9-20tf.
Cream Bread at Bell & Co's, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
! Wanted-For Sale-For Rent-Losl.
WANTED-A rood rook.
1 f raatioQ at tins ofllee.
Apply for Infor-10-3-tf
WANTED Two rxd painter. Apply at
Chapman IlalL opposite Gazettk office.
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IXTANTED A miller. Immediately. Ad-
f d rt-ns P. Trembi r, La Vegas, N. M.
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"VITANTE Tly an Englishman, a situation
V as l)niKT,'íT : finirte-n years experi
ence in London and elsewhere: carc-ful dispon
ser. Address FISHER, l'ostoffice, Las Vegas.
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r ANTED Tennis to haul brick. Inquire
ot W. I. Reamer, at Fnehard s brick
yard. 9-21-tf
A N TED A
iroverncss for four small
children,
Apply to Mrs T. B. Mllla.9-A)tf
"ITTANTED Six day boarders.
Good aeconi-
t t mouutions.
F.iKiuirc at
HOPPER UROS. 3-7-Ot
"I "IT ANTED. S I x or eight good carpenters.
T Vpply to J. U. linker. M3-tf
"UTAN'l ED. Fifteen irood carpenters,
In
IT quire at Lockbart& Co's. 8--tf
"ir,NTEl. Two or three uunilierone plun
y in? mill bench hands. None but first
class need opidy . At Woottcn's planing mill.
Aleo a good machine man. 4---tt'
ONE FIRST-CLASS Aron combination safo
with steel burglar proof money chest for
sale at n great bargain. Inquire of J. J. FITZ
GERRELL, the live Real Estate Agent. 9-10-lw
TflOR SALE Gilt edged residence property
J House and two lots at a sacrifice for a few
days only. Inquire of J. J.
Fitzgerrell, tho
live real estate agent.
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Tl ERINO BUCKS 100 for sale cheap. Ap-
iJ plytoBlyth Brothers Si Co., Glen Mora
Ranch, Watrous.
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EOR SALE 1000 cedar posts. Apply
Geokqk Ross, or at Lockbart'8 store.
to
10-2-rf.
7 O It SaLE One pair of American horses,
r buinry and harness: catllo or sheen taken
in payment. Apply at this ollice. fkJO-tf
17OIt SALE, a good wall tent, 10x14 feet, near
r lynew. For terms call on L. G. Burr, at
tho West Side Saloon, back of T. Romero's
store. V-lU-lm
ij OR SALE A nearly new Waters piano for
jl saio ou easy terms oi payments.
A. O. BOBBINS.
ÍpOR RENT. New store, 25x75, next to Mc
1 Kenzie's hardware on Front Street, New
Albuquerque. Address H. M. BRISTOL,9-10-lrn
FOR RENT. Baca Hall, for balls, parties,
entertainments, lectures, etc. For terms
apply to Will C Burton. Agent and Manager.
ITIOR RENT. The drug store in the Wesche
J building on the pla.a, ut present occupied
by F. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. U. tj. wsuii.
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171 OR RENT. Largo and comfortable- rooms
J near the Grand View Hotel. Apply to II,
Perez.
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LOST A Colt revolver of 48 cnlibre; black
handle with pieco broken off. Ten dol
lars reward will be paid for the return of the
revolver to Delmonico Restaurant.
IOST A pocket bill book, containing mem
J oranda, letters, and two passes. A reward
of $3.50 will bo paid tor its return to tho St.
.Nicholas uotci. J, t . Mi$i-.
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Fresh Oysters at J.
Graaf & Co's. 9-20 tf.
The best styles of Ulsters, Dolmans,
Cloaks and Dresses just received at I.
STERN'S. a-24-tf
Hams and Bacon.
10,000 pounds at Bell & Go's.
Ihe Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
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To be in readiness and to huvo sufficient room
For Fall Goods
Is What We are Contemplating.
If you are in need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel nov is tho time to benefit yourselves by
the general
Of PRICES !
The reduction in Ladles' Summer Dress
Goods and Gents' Light Weight Clothing will
be of Special interest to you.
Railroad Avenue, East Las Vegas.
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CALM FISK,
REAL ESTATE and
STOCK BROKER,
no public and insu
rance AGENT,
Office In Optic Block,
EAST LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO.
Offers the Following Prop
erty For Sale :
13 Lots in Las Vegas Hill and Town-site
Addition at $50.
8 Lots on Grand Avenue at f 50 each.
8 Lots on Railroad Avenue at $50 each.
4 Corner Lots on Grand Avenue at $350.
4 Corner Lots on Railroad Avenue at
$350.
And all other lots of the Hill and Town
site Company's property at from $125
to $250 each.
50 Lots in Buena Vista Addition for sale
at from $10 to $125 each payable in
monthly installments, deferred pay
ments bearing interest at 12 per
cent per annum. This property is
rapidly enhancing in value and is
altogether one of the best invest
ments offered in this city.
2 Residence lots on Railroad Avenue,
price $75 each.
5 Residence lots on Grand Avenue, in
Block 31, $100 each.
0 Residence lots on Railroad Avenue, in
Block 33, $75 each.
0 Residence lots on Railroad Avenue, in
Block 31, $75 each.
3 Residence lots on Grand Avenue, in
Block 31, $100 each.
5 Residence lots on Fourth Street, in
Block 29, $150 each.
Lots in Buena Vista addition from $50
to $125 each. Sold on monthly pay
ments.
BUSIITESS
AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
9 Corner lots on Fourth Street, in Block
30, $125 each.
2 Business lots adjoining San Migue
Bank, $1,000 each.
Business house and lot close to St.
jNicnoias Hotel, rents tor pul) per
month, price $1,000.
Large storeroom, 25x85 ieet, 2 stories
high, built of brick and stone, price
$4.500.
Large Stone Block, cut stone front,
rents lor iflio per month, price
$4,500.
j large store rooms anu a nice corner
lots on the plaza for sale cheap to a
cash customer. Rent for $250 per
mouth.
Lot and good business house on Street
Railroad, price $1,000. Rents for
$50 per month.
Business building, 25x140 feet, rents
for $1,000 per year, price $3,000.
Frame residence, seven nice rooms, aiu
two nice lots, price $1,100.
House and two lots, enclosed with wire
fence, house containing four good
rooms, price $800.
Residence, six good rooms, and lot
rents tor fis per montii, price
$1,000.
T t I
arge residence, modern style, con
tains eight good rooms, fronts east
two lots enclosed with good fence
handsome picket in front, remain
ing three sides high board fence
grounds planted in shade trees
good well of water price $2,500.
isricK resiucnce, contains live rooms
good lot, desirable location, rents
for $30 per month, price $2,000.
Two good residences, three lots, rent
for $40 per month, price $1,700.
One residence, live rooms, good lot,
rents for $25 per month, price $800,
If you want to buy a lot; If j-ou want
to buy a house; If you want to sell a
lot; If you want to sell a house; If you
have a house to rent; If you want to
rent a house; If you want to invest your
money so as to secure best returns
in
shortest time, call on m and we wil
endeavor to please you. No trouble to
answer questions. No trouble to show
you around. If you came to Las Vegas
to locate or invest, be sure and come to
see us and we will do you good.
CALVIN FISK,
R PAL ESTATE AGENT,
Optic Block, - EAST LAS VEGAS.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. FitgorrelI, tho live real estate man,
has for sale a largo number of flno business
and desirable residence lots in different parta
of tho new and old portions of the city. Par
ties seeking investments in real patato, bimi-
( ness chances, business and dwelling houses,
1 should call on Fitzgerrell; ho can accommo
date them.
T-pOR LEASE Four lots Jon Douglass and
' Lincoln Avenues.
4K DOLLARS will buy the Bedsteads,
IvJ Bedding, Crockery. Glassware, unci
Stoves, and a genera loutttt to a hotel. A lease
can bo hud for one year at low rent ; has plen
ty or rooms Him in wuu 10 jnieu.
Q Í If li 1 COLLARS will buy a
9 í V J . J J KJ grant of Wi.OOO acres: one
of the best cattle ranges in the Territory.
4nfi DOLLARS will buy a flno
4 J J KJ stock dairy aud farming ranch
near the city.
Cr7 Tí will uu y one or too nnestlots
O I O J I" the center of the town front
iug Douglas and Main Streets. Lot T,x)HV
feet. Most elegantly situated.
IKdi DOLLARS will buy a splendid
t)JV new residence, six nxims. two
lots fronting on Maine Street. Rents for 140
per month.
yviLi rAviiAiu, iarms ana town proper
ty in Kansas und Illinois for real cstato in Las
Vegas.
EIGHT ROOM adobo house, handsonm
grounds, elegantly finished from tho kitchen
to tho parlor. Reudy for housekeeping. Will
sell at asaeritlee.
1 T) AAA DOLLARS will buy by
l V y Vy warrantee deed a first
class cattle rancho that will range 20,000 head
of cattle.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell.
Qf A A i WILL BUY BY WARRAN-Oli-UA
M I TEE DEED live miles of
living wuter controlling 100 square miles of tho
finest range on tho Pecos river. Call and see
pi at.
6 FT A A Dollars will buy one of tho
ÜVVy best shimrlo mills in the terri
tory, together with 3,000 acres of fino land.
Forashinglo mill man who understands the
business this is a fortune.
2K (( Dollars will buy one of tho
J J J finest ranch properties on
the Pecos river. 700 acres under cultivation.
with all kinds of fruit and vegetables in abun
dance. This is a nuignittcent stock ranch, mak
king altogether one of the most desirable
bornes and ranches in tho territory. .
rTA A A A Dollars will buy one of
I ViVV the larirest and best, an-
pointud stock ranges in the territory; a splen
did residence; eight miles of riverfront: nu
merous lakes and springs; well watered and
well sheltered; all under fence; making oneof
the best stock ranges in tho world. Grant title
perfect.
Ql F-Íi wi" ,n,y a F001 new three room
ijrtfJ f house and two lots near the rail
road depot and round house.
kt tíí Head of sheep for sale
JJf Wethers, ewes and lambs.
CjQOfí UUY A GOOD FOUR
0J ROOM HOUSE near tho Machine
Shops. A bargain.
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 c-heaD
for cash.
I.10R SALE. -Two of the best mining claims
; and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines In tho Mineral Hill mining
camp.
1 U EN A VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
J J sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business und residence
lots for sale.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for sale.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
completo for a home. Call-and see.
for sale, one dairy and irardenimr farm víit
cheap, two miles from the city,
une hotel lurmshed oomnlete. Hun h11 the
business it can accommodate.
One of the best corner lots and biisines
houses in the city lor sale at a bargaiu. Cull
anu see.
One of the finest irardens in New Mux Inn. A
rare chance for a gardner and florist to make a
fortune
I have for sale in Mills & Chapman's addition
to tho Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
I also have for sale several flue stock runchos
in tho different portions of the Territory.
ron KENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different fmsincss streets of the citv. nlso
oflices, restaurants and dwellings. IX vou want
to rent property call.
jtememner tnat the best business chances
arc always to be had by calling on
J. J. F'lTZOKHIlELI,
Tho live real estate agent, oftico on Grand
avenue.
Xotlre to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received ut my office up
to 7 o'clock p. in. Wednesday, October 12th, for
the construction of a two story business house
in East Las Vegas for Eugene Reillev. Plans
and specifications to be seen at my ollice. Tho
right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Chas. Wheelock, Architect.
10-1-ilt
Fresh Lake Fish at Bell & Co.'s, the
plaza grocers and bakers. 9-30-tf
Fresh Lake Fish at Bell & Co.'s, the
plaza grocers and bakers. 9-30-tf
Full weight and
I'ark Grocery.
fair
count, at the
7-27 tf
Attention!
The new Delmonico restaurant in
East Las Vegas near Mendenhall, Hun
ter & Co's. stables is now open to the
public with all the delicaclies of the
season. The hungry and the fastidious
public will govern themselves accord
ingly. The house is first-class and
me
als will be served from bills of fare.
D-l-tf
The candy factory is now open, and
is turning out the finest candy ever
shown in this city. Center street, East
Las Vegas. W. Cooper,
- 28-tf Proprietor.
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, tho
Plaza Grocers and Bakers. i)-17-tf
The latest styles of Ulsters, Delmans,
Cloaks and Dresses just received at I.
Stern's. 0-24-tf
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's.
A fine lot of Fresh Butter and Eggs
just received by A. G. Stark. l)-22-3t
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, tho
Plaza Grocers and Bakers. Ü-17-tf
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. Cream bread, Boston brown bread
and buns, at Bell & Co.'s,
grocers aud bakers.
the plaza
t)-22-tf
Cream bread, Boston brown bread
and buns, at Bell & Co.'s, tho plaza
grocers and bakers. U-22-tf
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
&Co's. 2-lltf
Perfectly Elegant.
Thoso Salt Lake potatoes, at
Bell & Co's.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
Tren OjTNtera
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at Philips & Milli
gans' on Centre street. Also fresh fish
twice each week. ü-10-lm
Wanted.
Three good saw-mill men by Luckcy
& Jones, Glorieta, N. M. U-2.-Gt \n\n am iros.