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DAILY GAZETTE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1881
GAZETTE GLEAXIXG.
T. S. Sampson, artist, went south
yesterday.
Mr. Edward Henry bought more town
property yesterday.
Browning' h real estate agency sold
yesterday f,:M) worth of town proper
ty J. (. Holland, one of the most noted
and popular authors of the present cen
tury, Is dead.
Colin & Bloeh's ulsters and ulsteretls
were in demand yesterday evening.
They prevent rigoir.
A neat new sign, inscribed Pelany
House, looms up on Douglass Avenue,
just east of the Optic block.
Among the lawyers of Las Vegas, W.
M. Whitelaw wears the best clothes.and
Judge Lee draws the best pictures.
Fisk's real estate agency has sold
$10,000 worth of city property within
two weeks, mostly to non-residents.
Fitzgerrcll, the live real estate man,
reports the sale of two houses and
twenty-nine lots for the sum of forty
two hundred dollars.
The most puzzling question that Col.
Catron tackled during the recent term
of the District Court, was "Where is
Mike Kerrigan?" with variations.
Chas. Montaldo, formerly with the
Montaldo theatrical troupe, is running
the White House Billiard Hall in Albu
querque. It is a first-class establish
ment. Rev. Dr. Stuart Robinson, a leading
minister in the Presbyterian church, and
one of the most brilliant and scholarly
men of the South, died recently in Ken
tucky. The report of the condition of the
First National Bank of Santa Fe, shows
an outstanding circulation of I!i3,üo0
individual deposits 31)0,155.09, and other
items proportionately large.
Mr. J. W. Gray has contracted to
build a two story stone building on
Sixth street, one on Railroad Avenue,
and the Foundry. See advertisement
for masons in another column.
Messrs. Finger & Co. of Albuquer
que, have one of the neatest and most
complete drug stores in the Territory.
These gentlemen are deserving of suc
cess and will surely accomplish it.
The hymns to be used at the Presby
terian service to-day have been printed
upon slips of paper which will be dis
tributed in the .congregation so that
everybody can have a chance to sing.
We call special attention to the new
advertisement of Calvin Fisk in this
issue. Mr. Fisk is a live, thorough-going
and reliable man, and is doing much to
advance the material interests of our
growing city.
The evening paper speaks of our dc
fenseof Jas. Little. We have made neith
er charge or defense of him. The arti
cle relating to him was a communica
tion from Rees & Locbner, of Albu
querque, and distinctly bore their sig
nature. There seems to be no end to the build
ing business in Las Vegas. A new
building to be occupied as a second
hand store is being built at the east end
of the approach to the bridge over the
Rio (jallinas, and C. T. Cromwell,Esq.,
of Rye, New York, proposes to imme
diately begin the erection of two two
story stone business houses, one adjoin
ing the store of Clements & Martinez,
and one between Robbing1 furniture
store and Williams drug store on Rail
road Avenue.
Among the many good things of
which the people of this city are justly
proud, may be mentioned our ministers
of the gospel. We think it would be
hard to iind two men in any profession in
any community moi-e happily adapted
to their work, and to their peculiar sur
roundings, than Rev. J. C. Eastman
and Rev. J. E. Cohenour, the ministers
respectively of the Presbyterian and
Baptist churches of Las Vegas. Both
are gentlemen of liberal culture, fine
social qualities and thoroughly practi
cal common sense views. Such men
are scarce, but wherever they are found
the interests of the faith they profess,
are bound to thrive in their hands.
Col. T. B. Mills, Secretary of the So
corro Tunnel Company, is getting up a
magnificent prospectus of the property
which they own in the Socorro moun
tain. It will be the most elaborate and
complete prospectus ever gotten out by
a mining company in New Mexico. It
will contain a report made by J. M.
Robertson on the Socorro Tunnel mine,
giving complete, reliable and scientific
information in relation to the property.
Tl'e report will be illustrated with
drawingsof the mine and surroundings,
One drawing will show Socorro moun
tain and location of the tunnel. The
second drawing will show the tunnel
and veins of ore and the third will show
a section of the tunnel. This mine will
prove one of the most important prop
erties in all the West, according to the
report, which is very complete and ex
plicit, there is now a million and a half
ifollars worth of oro in sight. A year's
work on the mine will place the capital
stock at par at a valuation of one mil
lion dollars.
Along the GalUleo.
The first station the traveler meets
with when coming up the Galisteo river
is
WALLACE.
This station it growing rapidly, and
is fast becoming an important trading
point. Not only the trade of the A. T.
& S. F. Co. tend to make it an import
ant point, but the trade from the mines
in the vicinity and from Indian villages
on the Rio Grande, help to build and
sustain it. (Jen. Moore has a large and
constantly increasing general merchan
dise and restaurant business. He feeds
on an average of one hundred people
per day.
John Ryan has just finished the
Shamrock llou.so. It is fifty feet long
and thirty feet wide, nicely finished and
furnished. It is a good place to get a
square meal and a good drink.
T. W. Mcllvain has opened a grocery
store and news-stand, and also keeps
the post-office.
S. M. Montoya has a well filled dry
goods store and is doing a good busi
ness. The railroad company has built
a large number of tenement houses and
is now building a large two-story eating
house. Everything has an air of pros
perity.
The next point of interest on this
river is
CERRILLOS
station. This place is beginning to give
new evidences of life and prosperity
New houses are going up on every side
ü. D. Harkness, one of the oldest resi
dents of the place, is building an addi
tion to his hotel. Mr. C. W. Uptegrove
is building a hotel 80 feet by 30 feet,
two stories high, with 24 by 10 feet wide.
Mr. Uptegrove is a new comer in the
country, and intends to build up a sub
stantial home at Cerrillos.
P. H. Weidman is putting up a gro
eery store and restaurant which is to be
00-feet long by 20 feet wide. It will be
finished in about ten days.
H. W. HaUbrd is also putting an addi
tion to his saloon which will add much
to its convenience. ilr. Jlanoru lias a
good trade.
Mr. St. Clair, formerly of Wallace, is
building a saloon forty feet long by
twenty feet wide.
W. C. Hurt has purchased the stamt
formerly owned by Mr. Omero, and has
put in a large stock of general mcrchan
dise. He is a careful business man and
has a splendid trade.
The Los Cerrillos Mining and Smelt
ing Company has taken hold of the old
machinery and buildings which- have
been lying idle for so long and have
prepared them for active service. New
machinery lias been put in and the
buildings have been enlarged. The
company consists of Ex-Governor of
Colorado, President ; W. Spriegelberg,
of Santa Fe, Vice-President and Treas
urer : J. K. Wurtzbach, General Mana
ger ; J. K. Goodwin, Secretary, and
Prof. Fritz Waif, Superintendent. The
headquarters of the company is at Santa
Fe. This company is backed by large
capitalists and important developments
may soon be expected.
Halls Dry Amalgamating Company is
also putting forth great efforts in the
direction of obtaining the gold in the
placer diggings. Two machines are on
the way to Cerrillos, one' of them isa
thirty ton machine and the other a iif
teen machine. The latter will be used
principally for testing claims. Mr. Hall,
the inventer of the Dry Amalgamator,
is now at the Cerrillos personally super
intending operations.
One of the great needs of the place
at present, is a depot. Considerable
freight is now unloaded at Cerrillos, a
depot is therefore fast becoming a ne
cessity. There is some talk in railroad
circles of putting a depot at that point
in the near future.
LA ULOKIETTA
beautiful sight, is growing
rapidly. The citizens realize
the fact that this is one of the prettiest
locations on the line of the A. T. & S.
F. road, and they propose to make it a
desirable resort. A school house has
been built by the people of the town.
It was turned over to the directors yes
terday. School will be commenced in
a few weeks. J. Routledge has a large
stock of general merchandise and a
nourishing trade. He also has a black
smith and wagon shop in connection.
He is doing well. A. J. Hager also has
a well-filled store of general merchan
dise. 'The postónico is in his building.
Mr. Hager also makes railroad lumber
a specialty.
J. M. Burns and F. Watkins furnish
the town with the choicest of beef.
They have worked up a fine trade in
this line.
W. II. Zutavern deals largely in lum
ber and is doing a good business.
Messrs. M. Hanson, T. W. Anderson
and G. W. Boyd do the saloon business
for the nourishing young city. Each
one keeps a nice place and has a good
trade. The mines in the vicinity are
showing up well and much may be ex
pected from them in the near future.
Mr. Felix S. Goldsmith, formerly
with Jafl'a Bros., has accepted the posi
tion of head book-keeper in the store of
Spiegelberg Bros., Santa Fe. This is
one of the wealthiest mercantile firms
in New Mexico, and they are to bo con
gratulated in having obtained the ser
vices of as competent man as Mr. Gold
smith. C. M. Williams, formerly of the East
Side drug store-, has opened a drug
store at Santa Fe.
PERSONAL.
A. C. Sloan, the grocer lecturer, U in
town.
C. T. Cromwell, Rye, N. Y., is in
town,
Frank Riggs, Kansas City, is in Las
Vegas.
Billy Bell, Tucson, stops at the Sum
ner House.
M. C. Cavanaugh, Socorro, is at the
St. Nicholas.
Hon. T. B. Calrn goes down to San
ta Fe to-day.
John Alet, of Cincinnati, is at the
Sumner House.
Leonard II. Blyth, Glen Mora, is at
the St. Nicholas.
Antonio Ortiz, of Santa Fe, came up
to Vegas yesterday.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince returned to
Santa Fe yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Prince, of Pueblo, is
registered at the St. Nicholas.
Mr. Snyder, the gentlemanly clerk of
the Hot Springs Hotel, was in town yes
terday. W. G. Koogler, of the Gazette, re
turned from a business trip to the south
country yesterday.
S. J. Fleming, of the Herald and Star,
Boston, came in yesterday and register
ed at the Sumner House.
$15 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
thief who stole my chickens on the eve
ning of the 14th inst. Among them
was one white grizzly chicken.
10-10-3t G. C. Booth.
Fred Hooper has just received at his
meat market the finest and fattest mut
ton ever brought to this market. For
mutton go to Hooper's market on the
East Side. 10-10-3t
There will be a piano raffled at the
Jesuit College next Monday night, the
last evening of the concert. The in
strument is first-class, just from the fac
tory, seven octave, Rosewood case, and
of a superior make. One chance at
$5.00 each. The instrumeut will be on
exhibition at the College from to-day
on. 10-5-2t
F. J. Webber will hold forth as usual
this afternoon at the auction sale on the
plaza. 10-15-lt
Auction sale this afternoon on the
laza. Everything for sale which any-
ody wants to buy. 10-15-lt
Perzoinc a specialty at
8-3-tf Billy's.
Heady for Business.
A. Lempke, yesterday, received a
part of his wholesale stock of liquors
and cigars, in the Dold Block. He will
open out for business Saturday and
would respectfully ask a share of the
public patronage. 10-13-4t
Those who desire to buy goods at
their own price can do so at the auction
sale on the plaza this afternoon.
10-15-lt
For cheap hardware go to Lockhart
& Co's. 2-lltf
Letter Liat.
The following' is the list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Las Vegas, N. M., Pout Of
fice; for the week ending Oct. 15, 1881. Per
sons calling for theso letters will please say
"advertised."
Akers, Amos
Apted, John
Atkinson, C S
Benton, W J
Bevaus, F H
Bennett, W O
Black. F A
Cox, Martin V
Cenloy, Mrs E
Duran, Señora Don J
Derm, Win
Eaton, Joseph
Fox, Scott
O'Barron.Chas
Mcncra, Don J Torris
Pigeon, Geo
Bobbins, S A
Shinman, Henry
Smith, Mollie
Segura, N
Sherman, Wm E
Snell, Miss Martha
Salazar, Don Bafall
Bnilev
Shaw, J Ñ
Save, G P
Salazar, Don Vidall
Fonst, John
Gillette. M G
Sandoval, Martina
Guoraby.Josifa IJlibanSalas. Don Froduro
Harlan, Dan y savage. Joseph
Johnson, T A Luz, A F
Kirthly, Abraham Sasyergus, Mi's Bauld
Lowe, Mrs J P ing
Luezero, P Tais, MA
Murphy, Col Virgil S Town, R M 2
Musiek, J W Wash, Frank II
Montoya. Don CarnaraWasson, Clarian M
Morion Miss M A Watsun, William
Milan, Chus. Willard Chus
Merrell, Miss Dennie Wilzinski. Albert
Merritt, W G Wilson, R H 2
Martiun, Nicholas Oran, MissRosie
J. N. FURLONG, P. M.
Wauited For Saie-For Rent-lost,
"ANTED Six stone masons and tenms
immediately. Inouire at Gazette ofRne.
10-lti-lw J. W. Obay.
WANTED Boarders by the week or dav ut
the Oyster Bay, Center street. East "Las
Vegas. First-class meals.
10-24-tf
W ANTED Day Boarders at the National
Hotel. Best table in town. Come and
try.
10-8-tf
WANTED All people who like n good meal
to come to the National Hotel. 10-8-tf
",rANTliD A number one turner and ma-
T chino mun. Good wages. Apply at
Wooten's Planing Mill. U-f-tf .
TirANTED Immediately, a good Clerk, no
J others need apply. Uooil wages paid.
10-5-tf.
1S1DOU STEUN.
T ANTED Six day boarders
Good ucconi'
r t lnouations.
Enquire at
HOPPER BROS.-U-7-tSt
WANTED. Six or eight good carpenters.
Apply to J. B. Baker. tkilj-tf
WA.NTIil). Two o
ing mill bench
cluss need niipl v . At
r three number one pliin-
niimis. Anne uui nrsi-
ppiv. At woollen's Diamine mill.
Also a good machine mun. i-tl-U
TTUIR SALE. The barber shop In the Ex.
U chango Hotel, it has a tino patroi
patronage.
Inquire on the premises.
J 0-12-1 w.
17011 SALE-3,200 fine fat mutton sheep, ages
F three years and over. Apply to C. H.
Armijo, or at Browne & Manzanares.
11-13-lOt
1710R SALE. Native shingles can bo found
; at Mr. Hlanehr.rd's store, on the plaza, at
wholesale prices. 104-flmt
t ERINO BUCK8-100 for sale cheap. Ap-
iii piy to .uiyin uroincrs ot uo., Ulen Mora
Ranch, Watrous. JO-l-tf
F
OR SALE 1000 cedar postó. Anr.lv
to
Geokok Ross, or at Lockhart'u store.
10-2-rf.
OR SALE A nearly new Waters piano for
sale on easy terms of payments.
A. O. BOBBINS.
FOlt RENT.-Baca Hall, for balls, partios,
entertainments, lectures, etc. For terras
apply to Will 0 Burton. Airent and Manager.
C. H. UKOWMNfl, EDWABD HENHY, C. F. AI.I.EX.
n Estate
-A-G-ZEHSrO-Z"
OF-
C. R. BROWNING
Old and Reliable !
listablislied in 1879.
Office Lincoln Street, near Grand Avenue
Unimproved lots and property for sale
in all parts of the oity, at prices from
$50 to $ 1,600.
Improved Business and Residence
property at prices from $450 to $20,000.
Property in Las Vegas Town Com
pany Lands.
Property in Rosenwald's Addition.
Property in Rosenwald & Co.'s Addi
tion. Property in Blanchard & Co.'s Addi
tion. Property in San Miguel Town Site
Co.'s Addition:
Property in Raynold's Addition.
Property in Las Vegas Hill Site Co.'s
Addition.
Property in Buena Vista Addition.
Embracing Property in the following
Blocks:
"A" 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 1), 10, 11, 12,
.14, 10, 17, 1, 22, 24, 2J, 25), 30,
31, 40, and elsewhere.
Property in both East and West Las
Vegas.
Ranch Property in San Miguel and
other counties.
Stores and Houses to Rent.
Alsp a good, well established and
paying Business in Las Vegas for sale.
Call and examine for particulars and
prices. " '
Office open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
New Fall Stock
AT-
-THE-
Leading House
In the Territory.
R.R.Ave., East Las Vegas
A COMPLETE LINE OF
DRY GOODS
Fancy Goods,
LADIES' CLOAKS
Flannels,
ALL KINDS OP
DRESS TRIMMINGS
4
ALL KINDS OF
SILKS AND SATINS
ALL STYLES OF
Gents' Furnishing- Goods
AND
CLOTHING
A FULL LINE OF
HATS I CAPS
BOOTS & SHOES,
Carpets and Wall Paper
Measuring and Laying Carpets and Hanging
Curtains a Specialty.
JAFFA BEO'S
L&DIES
V70QLEH
GOOD
CM FISK,
REAL KUTE and
STOCK BROKER,
now runic in ra
mi! Kill,
Office In Optic Block,
EAST LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO.
Offers for sale the following city
lots : -
Five lots in the Buena Vista addition
for $40 each.
Five lots in the Buena Vista addition
for $50 each.
Six lots in the Buena Vista 'addition
for $60 each.
Six lots'in the Buena Vista addition
for $75 each.
Three lots in the Buena Vista addi
tion for $90 each.
Three lots in the Buena Vista addi
tion for $100 each.
Six lots in the Buena Vista addition
for $125 each.
Four lots in the Buena Vista addition
for 175 each. .
Four splendid corner lots in J. II.
Phillips1 subdivision, two blocks from
the center of business, $150 each.
Several nice lots in the San Miguel
Hill and Town Site Co's addition, rang
ing from $75 to $125 each.
Las Vegas Hill Site Town Co's addi
tion, the nicest building lots in Las Ve
gas. These lots are just in the market
There are only about 50 of them sold,
and in this addition several beautiful
brick residences will soon be built, cost
ing from $4,000 to $10,000 each. These
lots will be sold from $50 to $275 each,
and will double their value in sixty days
from this date.
Business Lots,
One lot in front of Sumner House,
price $1,000.
One lot fronting on Sixth street and
Grand Avenue, price $1,500.
One lot fronting on Douglas street, in
front of new San Miguel National Bank,
price $1,000.
Business Property.
Business house and lot on Douglas
Avenue, price $1, G00; rents for $35 pe
month .
Two lots with inferior improvements
on Douglas Avenue, price $2.200.
Topcka House and lot on Railroad
Avenue, price $1,800 ; rents for $50 per
month.
Corinthian Hall and lot on Railroad
Avenue, building 25 feet front by 140
feet deep ; rents for $1,000 per year
price $2,050.
Building and lot on Railroad Avenue
rents for $75 per month ; price $2,500.
Business property in various parts o:
the city for sale, that will pay from 2"
to 40 per cent, per annum on the invest
mcnt.
Residence Property.
Large modern built brick house with
eight nice rooms and three lots ; price
$3,500, rents for $55 per month.
Fine brick house four rooms and one
lot ; price $2,000, rents for $30 per
month.
Elegant frame house, eight large
' rooms, two nice lots, good well of wa
ter, nice shade trees in front yard, price
$2,000, rents for $45 month.
An elegant residence with five corner
lots, that are worth $2,500 cash, twelve
large rooms, rents for $100 per month,
price $4,500.
Residence with six large rooms, two
nice lots, good barn, price $1,500.
Frame residence, four nice rooms,
two corner lots, price $1,300.
Residenco five rooms, two nice lots,
price $1,200.
Residence and lot, four rooms, price
$800.
Three new houses, three rooms each,
rents for $48 per month, price for three
$1,800.
House with five rooms and lot, rents
for $25 per month, price $800.
Nice residence, two nice lots, furnish
ed complete, price $1,200.
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 came to Las Veas
to locate or invest, be sure and come to
see us and we will do you good.
CALVIN , FISK,
RAL ESTATE AGENT,
Optic Block, . EAST LAS VEGAS
J.J. FITZGEHRELL,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
I-
Las Vegas, N. M.
J. J. Fitzgerrell, the live real estate man,
has for sale a large number of fine business
and desirable residence lots In different parts
of the new and old portions of the city. Par
ties seeking- investments In real estate, busi
ness chances, business and dwelling: houses,
should call on Fitzgerrell; ho can accommo
date tncm.
d1 1 ELEVEN DOLLARS a month for
pAl. Twelve Months will pay for a choleo
Lot.
$)TAMONTHLY PAYMENTS. $230 will
.JUbuy a one room house with a splendid
lot centrally located. Enquire
J. J. riTZOKKREr.l.,
The live real estate airent.
l""V each will buy business lots In the
Ovvy business part of theeitv. In KaT-
nolii's sulwlivislon in East Las Vegas. Call
mid see plat.
Q" fíFC" wllllmy an elegant home in
U IOt)v one of the best neighborhood
in the city, Keally this is one of the most do
siruble bargains ever offered In I-ns Vegas.
U-7-tf
FOR LEiVSE-Four lots Dn Douglass and
Lincoln Avenues.
AKf DOLLARS will buy the Hodsteads.
Bedding, Crockery, (J lass ware, and
Stoves, and a genera loutlit to a hotel. A lease
can be had for one year at low rent ; has plen
ty of rooms and Is well lojated.
jn fi( DOLLAKS will buy a
fVj.MV7 grant of .000 acres: one
of the best cattle ranges in the Territory.
4fff DOLLARS will buy a fine
tJ) f stock dairy and farming ranch
near the city.
Cr7 J W11.L.UU1: one or the nncstlots
0 I J V in the center of the town front
ing. Douglas anil Main Streets. Lot Ttx'iXi
feet. Most elegantly situated.
1 J? " t DOLLARS will buy a splendid
XJ J J new residence, six rooms, two
lots fronting on Maino Street. Rents for $40
per month.
WILL EXCHANGE, farms and town proper
ty in Kansas and Illinois for real cstatu in Lu.s
Vegas.
EIGHT ROOM adobe house, handsome
grounds, elegantly finished from tho kitchen
to tho parlor. Ready for housekeeping. Will
sell at a sacrifice.
19 DOLLARS will buy by
JLJmJYJJ warranteo deed a first
class Cattle ranche that will range !,000 head
of cattle.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT. For partic
ulars apply to J. J. Fitzgerrell.
Q (1 Wf buy by warran-
pJ)JJJ TEE DEED five miles of
living water controlling 100 square miles of the
finest range on the Pecos river. Call and see
piat.
6K f f Dollars will buy one of the
f best Hhlnirln milla In thn terri
tory, together with 3,000 acres of fine land,
for a shingle mill man who understands tho
business this is a fortune.
OK OOfl Dollars will buy one of the
iJ tJJJ finest ranch properties on
the Pecos river. 700 acres under cultivation,
with all kinds of fruit and vegetables in abun
dance. This is a magnificent stock ranch, mak
king altogether one of the most desirable
homos and ranches in the territory.
nr nnni)o,tewi" ,n,.y ne f
I J fJ J J the largest and best ap
pointed stock ranges in tho territory : a splen
did residence; eight m lies of river front: nu
merous lakes and springs; well watered nud
well sheltered; all under fence; making oneof
the best stock ranges in the world. Grant title
perfect.
Ql KA will buy a good new three room
VtfctJ J house and two lots near the rail
road depot and round bouse.
OA Ann "ead of sheep for salo
Jy-JJJ w ethers, ewes and lambs.
?040 ROOM HOUS
Shops. A bargain.
A GOOD FOUR
HOUSE near tho Machine
ONE OF THE REST SIX ROOM HOUSES,
good outbuildings, splendid cellar, two lots
and a half in a tine neighborhood, centrally
located, fronting tho Park. Will be sold cheap
for cash.
1710R SALE. -Two of tho best mining claims
J and a one-fourth interest in one of the best
developed mines in tho Mineral Hill miniug
camp..
BUENA VISTA TOWN COMPANY LOTS for
sale cheap.
MINERAL CITY business and residence
lots for sale.
ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES in
the city for sale.
A splendid residence, grounds, furniture, all
complete for a home. Cull and see.
or sale, one dairy and gardening farm vory
cheap, two miles from the city,
One hotel furnished complete, Has all the
business it can accommodate.
One of tho best corner lots and business
houses in the city for sulo at a burguin. Call
and see.
One of the finest gardens in New Mexico. A
rare chanco for a gardner and florist to make a
fortune.
I have for salo in Mills & Chapman's addition
to the Hot Springs; these lots will be sold
cheap.
I also have for sale several fine stock ranches
in the different portions of tho Territory.
FOR KENT.
A number of desirable business houses on
the different business streets of the city, also
ollioes, restaurants and dwellings. If you want
to rent property call.
Remember that the best business chances
are always to be had by calling on
,. ,. J. J. FlTZOEIlUKIX
Iho live real estate agent, ollico on Grand
avenue.
Lota For Sale (iicap.
Martinez addition to East Las Vegas, front
ing on Railroad Avenue and extending west to
the river. Near the Round House, very de
sirable residence Property. Call on J . J. Frrz
fiEKHEi.fj, the livoreul estate man, and see tho
Plat.
Notice to Contractor.
Sealed bids will be received at my office up
to 7 o'clock p. m., Monday, tho 17th inst., for
tho mason work in tho construction of the
business houso for Eugene Roilley, in East
Las Vegas. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Plans and specifications to be seen
at my office. ,
CHAS. WHEELOCK, Architect.
10-llH'tt
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that my wifo Mary,
has left my bed and board and I will not bo
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
10-12-31. Theodoub Wagnkk.
To All Whom It May Concern.
Tho partnership existing between F. W. Pot
ter, A. C. Rupe and F. W. Castle, under the
firm name of F. W. Potter & Co., doing busi
ness at Las Vegas and Albuquerque. N. M., ex
pires by limitation Nov. 18, 1881, unless sooner
dissolved by mutual consent.
Oct. 1, 1881. F. W. POTTER & CO.
ST, MICHAEL'S COLLEGE !
SANTA FE, N. M.
Conducted by the
Brotheis of the Christian Scools
Terms noard and Tuition for session of ten
months, $200; Washing and Bedding, 823.
Tho session begins tho first week of Novem
ber and closes tho hist week of August.
For further particulars apply to .
BRO. BOTULPH, Pros' t.
Oyster Bay Restaurant!
OPEN PAY AND NIGHJ.
nvEovis, as cts.
SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
Board by the. Week $5.00. Everything
in first-class style.
W. IL SMITH, Proprietor.
Cream lemonade at Billy'n. 5-7tf