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DAILY GAZETTE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1881
GA2ETTE LEAKING.
Did Mooney owe you anything?
Coal is selling at ten dollars per ton.
Fitzgerrell sold twenty-three lots yes
terday. The last few daj-s have been line wea
ther for young ducks.
Matt Beckers has been sober ever
niñee Mooney went away.
Both trains were behind time yester
day, detained by washouts.
The first floor of Doc. Milligan's new
building will be occupied as a clothing
store.
A line coal mine near Las Vegas is
just what is needed now to double the
boom.
W learn that railroad men from all
along the line are buying property in
Las Vegas.
The continuous wet weather will seri
ously interfere with the success of the
Albuquerque fair.
The waterworks people are rushing
things. They have headquarter.? for the
present at Hot Springs.
We understand the raffle for the min
eral collection of Henry Essinger will
come oft" in a few days.
A heavy rain visited this section yes
terday. It was a regular settled rain
after the manner of the Eastern States.
Who is figuring on the contract for
carrying the mail from Las Vegas to
Fort Stanton? Better think about it,
hadn't you?
Wood will be a cash article this win
ter and some man will make money by
providing a goodly quantity near town,
in case of severe weather.
Carl Schulz and II. Jacob, of Saint
Louis, and M. Whiteman, of this city,
go over to White Oaks to-day, to be
gone some two weeks.
Calvin Fisk sold, yesterday, twenty
seven' lots in the Buena Vista addition
to Las Vegas, to J..Rosenwald for the
sum of fourteen hundred dollars.
M. Whiteman, the pioneer merchant
of White Oaks, has shipped twenty-two
wagon loads of goods to his branch es
tablishment at that place within the
past few days.
The Pueblo News says', that tracklay
ing will soon begin on he D. & N. O.
Railroad and expects the road to be
completed to East Pueblo within the
next ninety days.
The rainy weather is seriously inter
fering witli the fair at Albuquerque.
We are sorry for this as the first exposi
tion should have a good send oft". Ev
erything promised well.
Mr. Jay Byrne got ready and got into
his good clothes for a trip East yester
day, but owing to the wash-out below
no train came for him, and at last ac
counts he was still waiting at the de
pot. An ellbrt is being made to form a con
solidated coal prospecting company in
Las Vegas. We hope it may succeed,
and that mountains of black diamonds
may be unearthed in our immediate
vicinity.
Mr. Edward Henry, the grave, gray
haired gentleman who presides at
Browning's headquarters, has made up
his mind to grow rich in his old age,
and taken just the steps to do it, in
vesting in real estate and advertising in
the Gazette.
D. T. Moony has not yet turned up,
and one by one his villainies came to
light. He seems to have come here to
steal and swindle to the full extent of
his ability and to have consistently kept
this object in view and governed him
self accordingly during his stay.
The Colorado Springs Gazette gives a
detailed account of the killing of Chas.
Wilson and Elmore Marvin, both color
ed, by a gang of cow-boys at Hugo on
Saturday last. From all that is known
it is understood that the negroes and
the cow-boys were all drunk, and hence
the row.
A. E. Clifton, who, as agent some
time since sold the Caledonian mine at
Central City, Col., to Cincinnati parties
and skipped out with the first payment
of ten thousand dollars, has been cap
tured at New Orleans, and the Colora
do authorities have sent a man to bring
him back there for trial.
Mr. William Pinkerton, of Wagon
Mound, called at the Gazette ollice yes
terday. Mr. Pinkerton has been down
to Santa Fc. and was on his way home.
He informs us that a post-ollice has re
cently been established at Wagon
Mound, and named Pinkerton, much to
the chagrin of the modest proprietor of
the name, in that community.
Geo. S. Sweet, the able editor of the
Galveston Journal of Commerce, is
writing a splendid series of letters on
New Mexico, the climate, productions,
mineral resources, hot springs, etc. He
gives a just word of praise to all, and
shadows forth in eloquent words the fu
ture greatness of the Territory and the
growing city of Las Vegas. Such en
dorsements will do us good. Mr. Sweet
is urging the rapid construction of the
great Texas Midland railroad to Las
Vegas. He says it is coming as surely
as the sun will rise this morning, and
coming rapidly.
A meeting was held at Trinidad on
Moaday last and a company organized
for the purpose of building a railroad
from El Moro to Trinidad and thence
south to the Colorado line by way of
Long's Canon. Articles of association
were agreed to and tiled with the Coun
ty Recorder and an application made
to the Secretary of State for a charter.
As soon as this is granted they propose
to push work upon the road as rapidly
as possible. The purpose is to build on
south from the head of Long's Canon
via the head of Red River and the Vcr
mejo to Las Vegas, provided the people
of Las.Vegas want, and will help to
build this southern extension. Judg
ing from the tone of the News the peo
ple of Trinhiud mean business in this
matter and are going to push it through
at once. This line to Las Vegas would
give us, with the D. &N. O. completed,
three lines to Denver and the east, and
we have no hesitency in saying that
Las Vegas will, at all times, be found
willing and ready to give substantial
aid to any enterprise that promises a
railroad over this route which has been
all along a favorite one with Las Vegas
people.
From the Denver Times we learn that
Edward A. Eggleston who made him
self notorious throughout Colorado for
his brilliancy as a writer upon mining
matters, as well as by his consúmate
rascality, was killed by Indians a short
time since, near Fort Wingate. He
came to Colorado several years ago, as
a mining export and scientific corres
pondent for eastern papers. After va
rious adventures he was jailed at Pueblo
for shooting a man whom he had
swindled at Rosita. After being in jail
four months he secured bail and left-
Colorado coming down in to New Mex
ico and nassinir under the name of
Hugh Marsha!. lie was finally identi
fied and taken back to Pueblo and jail
ed to await trial and just before the
time fixed for his trial he escaped, and
again assuming the name of Hugh Mar
shall, came into this Territory, married
and lived about Albuquerque until he
met his fate at the hands of the Indians
Yesterday evening as a freight train
containing 00 or oo cars was coming
down the grade on this side of the
mountain, one of the draw bars of a car
in the middle of the train was pulled
out and divided the train. The men on
the front saw it and skipped out as live
ly as possible, while every man on the
rear grabbed a brake and tried to stop
it, which theydid after a short run. The
train was under the manipulation of
"Happy Jack," and it did not take him
very long to have things in running
order again. The managers of the road
will continue to send (30 and 70 cars
down the mountain with only two or
three brakemen, until some of these
days they will make match-timber of
the whole biz, and kill a half dozen men.
Trinidad News.
We had t he pleasure yesterday of in
specting Doc. Milligan's new hall, and
found it finely adapted to its purpose.
It is sixty feet long by twenty-four wide
and will seat from two hundred to two
hundred and fifty persons. The stage
is twelve feet deep by thirteen feet wide
and is provided with four elegantly
painted curtains. This hall and its
convenient appointments suggest that
Lns Vegas should have a lecture asso
ciation or some means of providing
wholesome and instructive entertain
ments for the long winter evenings that
will soon be here.
Flue .Apples.
J. J. Dolan arrived yesterday from
Fort Stanton. He brought up with him
and presented us somo very large and
fine apples grown in the orchard of
Chas. Fritz. Mr. Fritz's ranch is situ
ated on the Rio Bonito, some eighteen
miles east of Fort Stanton. The fruit
Í9 of peculiarly fine flavor, mellow and
thin skinned. They are as good as we
ever tasted, and show what can be done
in New Mexico with a little attention
and care. This will be pre-eminently a
fruit country.
Walking- Match.
Arrangements have been completed
for the walking match between Madame
DuPree, of Chicago, and three picked
men of this city. The former will walk
for six consecutive days, and the latter
will walk two days each. The bet is for
$500 that the lady will walk a greater
distance than three men. . It will make
an exciting contest. The Las Vegas
orchestra will be in attendance, and the
best order will be maintained. The
whole will be under the management of
Billy Burton, of this city.
People who ' conte'mplate locating in
Las Vegas, and there are myriads of
them at the present time, can rest as
sured that we will get three more rail
roads inside of two years. One will be
the Narrow Guago from Denver, anoth
er will be the Texas Midland from Gal
veston, and the third will be the St.
Louis & San Francisco, soon to be put
under construction from Vinita in the
Indian TeiTitory. These three roads
will find their way into the valley of the
Gallinas with the certainty of fate.
Volume 1, No. 1, of the Mineral City
News, by J. W. Barney, editor and pro1
prietor, has been received. It is a very
creditable five-column paper, replete
with news and local items relating to
Mineral Hill. Long may it live and
grow in prosperity with the growth of
this lively camp.
PERSONAL.
Charles Fields, Las Cruces, is in town.
Jay Byrne got off last night for a trip
east.
R. Sacob, St. Louis, is at the Nation
al Hotel.
Frank Dupree, Chicago, is at the Sum
ner House.
Dr. G. A. Mills, of Brooklyn, is at the
Grand View.
P. G. Reynolds, Dodge City, is at the
National Hotel.
Prof. Ashley enjoys seeing the uew
college building grow.
Dr. Bayley has his good looking face
disfigured by toothache.
M. A. Otero, jr., is, we understand,
quite sick of pneumonia.
C. Woodwoath was registered, yester
day, at the Sumner House.
Geo. Pratt, of the Panhandle, Texas,
stops at the National Hotel.
Billy Burton went to Albuquerque yes
terday to take in the fair. He will re
turn Friday. .
Judd Credit was looking for a train
last night in order to get off to the fair
at Albuquerque.
J. C. O. Morse, editor of the White
Oaks Golden Era, is in the city in the
interest of his paper.
B. M. Rohmer, of Mora and Mr. An
derson, of Watrous, were looking after
business matters in the city yesterday.
J. J. Dolan came up, yesterday,
bringing his sister-in-law, Miss Clara
Fritz. Mrs. La Rue will return with
him to Lincoln on account of the acci
dent which recently befell La Rue.
Mrs. Chilcott and daughter, Miss
Kate Chilcott, of Pueblo, who have been
visiting some weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff. Reynolds, expected to return by
last night's train to their home in
Pueblo. Mrs. Raynold's accompanies
them.
UOKX.
To the wife of Andres Sena, at Los
Alamos, Oct. 5th, a son.
We appreciate the advertising Las
Vegas gives Trinidad, but in making
clippings, we ask the Gazette to give
credit to the paper it clips from. We
don't care to build up a reputation for
uie opposition paper. Trinidad Acws
We clipped some sharp little thing
from the Trinidad News a few days
since and by mistake credited it to the
'Times, and hence the above complaint
from the News. We stand corrected
and beg pardon. We believe in "rend
ering unto Cossar the things that be Ca;-
sar's," always, and if wo fail at any
time to do so, let Casar come forward
and claim his own as the News does.
Now let Las Vegas join hands with
Trinidad and build the new railroad
clear through to Las Vegas. Trinidad
News.
Las Vegas extends both hands and
will have them well filled with substan
tial encouragement whenever she is sat
isfied that Trinidad means business.
The Texas Midland.
By the Texas Midland railroad we
will bo but eight hundred miles from
the Gulf. One-third of the road is al
ready built, and the balance will be
built.
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.
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, the
rlaza Grocers and Bakers. 9-17-tf
Fresh Lake Fish at Bell & Co.'s, the
plaza grocers and bakers. 9-30-tf
Choice Butter and fresh Eggs at Bell
& co. 's, the l iaza Urocers ana Bakers.
9-17-tf
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Maxevl have
received their new goods, and are now
prepared to do all kinds of fine mil
linery work. Mrs. Roberts daughter
also aous her services which makes
it one of the most complete establish
ments in the citv. Second floor, Baca
building. 10-5-tf
Fresh Lake Fish at Bell & Co.'s, the
plaza grocers and bakers. 9-30-tf
I.i(l!e Shop Around the Corner.
Henry Wenk, the barber, is again on
deck at the little shop around the cor
ner, Railroad Avenue. He will be glad
to see all his old friends. He keeps
clean razors and sharp towels, and pa
trons will find him a first class barber.
10-4-lw
Granulated, crushed, puiverized and
all kinds of sugar just received by the
car-load by T. Romero & Son.
10-4-3L
A car-load of sugar just received at
T. Romero & Son. 10-4-3t
Cream bread, Boston brown bread
and buns, at Bell & Co.'s, the plaza
grocers and bakers. 9-22-tf
Granulated, crushed, pulverized, and
all kinds of sugar at T. ltomero & Son.
10-4-3t,
Furniture.
Lockhart & Co. keep a fine line of fur
niture of all grades; very superior par
lor sets, chairs, etc. 10-5-tf
Fresh Oysters at J.
Graaf&Co's. 9-20tf.
Harem aud Bacon.
10,000 pounds at Bell & Co's.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
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-lost.
"TANTED A number one turner and ma-
chine man. Good wage?. Apply at
Wootcn's Pinning MilL -7-tf .
WANTED Immediately, a good Clerk, no
others need apply. Good wages paid.
lU-il-H. iSJJJUU BifclliN.
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ANTED A good cook. Apply for infor
mation at wis oiuce. -lu-w-ti
WANTED Two good painters. Apply at
Chapman Hull, opposite Gazette office.
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WANTED By an Englishman, a situation
as Drug Clerk ; fourteen years experi
ence in London and elsewhere; curefuldlspcn
ser. Address FISHER, PoBtoffloe, Las Venas.
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ANTED Six day boarders. Good accom
modations. Enquire at
HU1TKU mtus. H-7-i;t
WANTED. Six or eight good carpenters.
Apply to J. B. Baker. -ÜMf
7 ANTED. Fifteen good carpenters. In
II quire at Lockhart & Co's. 8-C-tf
WANTED. Two or three number one pinn
ing mill bench hnnds. None but lirst
class need apply. At Woolten's planing mill.
Also a good machine man. 4-'.K2-tf
IjlOR SALE. Nativo shingles can bo found
" at Mr. Klnuchard's store, on the plaza, at
wholesale prices. llt-4-ümt
EUINO BUCKS 100 for sale cheap. Ap-
uj piy to myta
liancb, Watrous.
ly to Blyth Brothers & Co., Glen Mora
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FOR SALE 1000 cedar posto. Apply to
Geokge Ross, or at Loekhart's store.
10-2-rf.
FOR SALE, a good wall tent, 10x14 feet, near
ly new. For terms call on L. G. Burr, at
the West Side Saloon, back of T. Romero's
Btore. 9-lU-lm
tjiOR SALE A nearly new Waters piano for
sale on easy terms of payments.
A. O. KOBBINS.
FOR KENT. New store, 2,"x5, next to Me
Kcnzie's hardware on Front Street, New
Albuquerque. Address H. M. BUISTOL,!M0-lm
FOR RENT. Baca Hall, for balls, parties,
entertainments, lectures, etc. For terms
apply to Will C Burton, Agent and Manager.
FOR RENT. The drug store in the Wcsche
building on the plaza, at present occupied
by P. E. Herbert, is for rent. Apply to the
proprietor. C. E. WESCHE.
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To All Whom it May Concern.
The partnership existing between F. W. Tot
ter, a. u. itupe and f. w . uastlc, under the
firm name of F. W. Potter & Co., doing busi
ness at Las Vegas and Albuoueraue. N. M.. ex
pires by limitation Nov. 10, 1881, unless sooner
dissolved by mutual consent.
Oct. 1, 18S1. F. W. POTTER & CO.
IT WILL
Be of advantage to all buyers of cloth
ini gents1 furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, hats and caps, etc., to defer their
purchases for a few days until my new
fall and winter goods arrive. The
largest stock to select from, latest styles,
good, reliable goods, and prices low.
Please give me a call.
ISIDOR STERN,
West Las Vegas.
Fresh Lake Fish at Bell & Co.'s, the
plaza grocers and bakers. 9-30-tf
Perzoine a specialty at
8-3-tf Billy's. '
Choice Butter and fresh Eggs at Bell
& Co.'s, the Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
9-17-tf
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THE SEASONS AND A COMPLETE
Í piliinti mi Sítnnlr
To be In readiness and to have sufficient room
For Fall Goods
Is What Wo are Contemplating.
If you ore in need of Summer Wearing Ap
parel now is the time 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 Vegai.
CALI FISK,
REAL ESTATE d
STOCK BROKER,
Nil PUBLIC 110 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 ami Town-site
Addition at $50.
8 Lots on Grand Avenue at $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 forsale
at from $40 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
B.ock 34, $100 each.
C Residence lots on Railroad Avenue, in
Block 33, $75 each.
G 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.
BUSINESS
AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
9 Corner lots on Fourth Street, in Block
30, $125 each.
2 Business lots adjoining San Miguel
Bank, $1,000 each.
Business house and lot close to St
Nicholas Hotel, rents for $G0 per
month, pa-ice $1,000.
Large storeroom, 25x85 feet, 2 stories
high, built of brick and stone, price
$4.500.
Large Stone Block, cut stone front,
rents for $110 per month, price
$4,500.
2 large store rooms and 2 nice corner
lots on the plaza for sale cheap to a
cash customer. Rent for $250 per
month.
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, and
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 for $48 per month, price
$1,000.
Largo 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.
Brick residence, contains five 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, five rooms, good lot,
rents for $25 per month, price $800.
If you want to buy a lot; If you 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 us and we will
endeavor to please you. No trouble to
answer questions. No trouble to show
you around. If you come to Las Vegas
to locate or invest, be sure and come to
see us and we will do you good.
CALVIN FISK,
Rf AL ESTATE AGENT,
Optic Block, - EAST LAS VEGAS.
J.J.FrrZSERRELL,
TIE LIVE REAL ESTATE
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. Fitzgerrell, the live real cstute man,
has for sale a Urge number of fine buslnens
and desirable residence lots In different parts
of tho new and old portions of the city. Par
ties see king Investments in real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling houses,
should call on Fitzgerrell; be can accommo
date them.
1 "V will buy an i legantTioine in one
X.JJV7 of the best neighborhoods in
the city, Really this is one of tho most desir
able bargains ever offered in Las Vegas.
8-7-tf
FOU LEASE Four loUJon Douglass and
Lincoln Avenues.
A DOLLAUS will buy tho Bedsteads,
TTiJVf Hedding. Crockery, (iliiHsware. and
Stoves and a genera kiuttit to a hotel. A leaso
can tie haa lor one year at low rent ; has plen
ty of rooms and is well lo :ntel.
)f fff DOLLAUS will buy a
O Vj, J J V grant of 9B,000 acres; one
of the best cattle ranges in the Territory.
4AAA DOLLAUS will buy a line
(UU KJ stock dairy and farming ranch
near the city.
Q.1 Kf WILL BUY one of the finest lots
4 I fj J in the center of the town front
ing Douglas and Main Streets. Lot 7x.1
feet. Most elegantly situated.
"I K f DOLLARS will buy a splendid
JLOvyvV new residence, six rooms, two
lots fronting on Maino Street. Rents for $10
per month.
WILL EXCHANGE, farms and town proper
ty in Kansas and Illinois for real estitto in La
Vegas.
EIGHT ROOM ndobo house, handsome
grounds, elegantly finished from tho kitchen
to the parlor. Ready for housekeeping. Will
srll at a sacrifice.
19 ñon DOLLARS will buy by
JL-áJjyj warrantee deed a first
chías cattle ranche that will rango 20,000 head
of cattle.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell.
Q.ÍX CCC WILL BUY BY WAHRAN
pJ9JVjJ TEE DEED live miles of
living water controlling 100 square miles of the
finest range on the Pecos river. Call and see
plat.
6KHn Dollars will buy one of the
J KJ J best shingle mills in the terri
tory, together with 3,000 acres of fine land.
For a shingle mill man who understands the
business this is a fortune.
QK ff Dollars will buy one of tho
JJ J J finest ranch properties on
the Pecos river. 700 acres under cultivation,
with all kinds of fruit and vegetables in ubun
dance. This is o magnificent stock ranch, mak
king altogether one of tho most desirable
homes and ranches in tho territory.
J KJ J V the largest and bcKt ap
pointed stock ranges in the territory; a splen
did residence; eight miles of riverfront: nu
merous lakes and springs; well watered aud
well sheltered; all under fence; making one of
the best stock ranges in the world. Grant title
perfect.
Ql KA will buy a good new threo room
tprttj J htmse and two lots near the rail
road depot and round bouse.
i)f ff( Hoa(1 o sheep for salo
-ÚVjUvU Wethers, ewes and lambs.
QQOP WILL nUY A GOOD FOUR
p O i O ROOM HOUSE neur 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 tho Park. Will be sold cheap
for cash.
FOR SALE. -Two of the best mining claims
and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines In tho Mineral Hill mining
UENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
saie cneap.
INERAL CITY business and residence
lots for salo.
M1
ANE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
i no cuy ror sale.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
completo for a home. Call and see.
For sale, one dairy and gardening farm very
cheap, two miles from the city,
One hotel furnished complete, Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One of the best corner lots and business
houses in tho city for. sale at a bargain. Call
and see.
One of the finest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chanco for a gurdner and llorist to make a
fortune.
I have for salo in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Springs; theso lots will be sold
chenp.
I also have for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of the Territory.
FOR HUNT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the citv, also
oflicos, restaurants and dwellings, if you want
to rent property call.
Remember that the best business chances
are always to bo hud by calling on
J. J. FiirzoKRiici.il
lhe live real estate agent, ollice on Grand
avenue.
Ntoves.
Six hundred in stock and on the way
at Lockhart & Co.'s. Examine .their
stock and get their prices before pur
chasing. 10-5-1 w-
Queeiiawnre.
A large and select stock at Lockhart
& Co.'s. sO-5-lw.
Hoy' Clothing.
Three hundred suits of boy's cloth
ing, in every style, from $2.50 up to
$10, a very choice lot of goods, just re
ceived, atH. Romero & Bro's. 10-5-Ot
IlnniM and Bacon.
10,000 pounds at Bell & Cos.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
For Stoves, Furniture, Hardware and
Quccnsware, go to Lockhart & Co.'s.
10-5-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 thé dclicaclies of the
season. The hungry and the fastidious
public will govern themselves accord
ingly. The house is lirst-class and
meals will be served from bills of fare.
il-1-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,
9- 28-tf Proprietor.
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers. 9-17-tf
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's.
5-6-tf
Fresh Oysters at Bell & Co.'s, the
Plaza Grocers and Bakers. 9-17-tf
Tho 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, the plaza
grocers and bakers. 9-22-tf
Cream bread, Boston brown bread
and buns, at Bell & Co.'s, the plaza
grocers and bakers. 9-22-tf
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-1 ltf
Perfectly Elccnnt.
Those Salt .Lake potatoes, at
- ' Bell & Co's.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
I'rcHli Oyntern
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at Philips & Milli
gana' on Centre trtreet. Also fresh fish
twice each week. " i-16-lm \n\n a a iros.