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DAILY GAZETTE
J. H. KOOCLER, Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
Ually, 1 year tl(iw.
Oaily.i month
Hail v. 1 month .
Delivered bv carrier o any part of the city .
Weekly, I year
Weekly. 8 iiiin;h 5-
For Advertising Ratea apply to J. II. koogler
Kiliioraml Proprietor.
Idyl.
'Siendo yo niño ticrini
l 'on la nln:l I trlllii," etc.
When we wore but mere children
My Dorilla and I
We r aniod to mil the brightest flowers
From i very W(xilhin 1 nigh.
And horliillo lingers
Would niiike them seem more fair
'I him ever, twined in chnpli ti
To Kiu land cither's hair. , '
So childhood's huppy season
We passed in childish pluy.
Without a thought to count the hours
That fleeted fust uway.
Hut litre kept puce with pastime,
As year by year we grew.
And youth was oonsciom of a sense
That childhood never knew.
At meeting and at greeting
Wc laughed, and scarco knew why
Some moaning, yet unspoken, seemed
The laugh to underlie.
'Twould make my heart beat faster
To bring horgnilaiids now!
'Twould set her hands a-tremble
To biml them on my brow.
Hut once a pair of turtles
We saw, beside their nest,
That prettily with bill to bill
Their mutual llame expressed.
Tlñ' sight was Inspiration!
Lip pressed to lip revealed
The 11 ro that long had smoldered
In either breast concealed
Childhood as fleets u slniddow
That moment passed away;
Ami Love with ail his sunshine,
Lit up the linpyy day!
-Don Juan Mixuxiiiiit Valium.
Iii:iMlb.v u Itllli irdCiie.
About three o'clock Sunday afternoon
a row occurred in Jacob Bremer's sa
loon, at No. Milwaukee avenue,
which resulted in a murder. Four
young fellows, not one eighteen years
old, named Anton (J undersoil, Gilbert
Arquette, Walter Dion, and Thomas
Hawkins, entered the saloon about 2
o'clock, and after indulging in several
drinks, the lirst two named started to
play pool. A dispute arose as to the
spotting of the ball; which resulted in
Arquett seizing a billiard cue and
striking (lunderson a vicious blow over
the head with the heavy end of it, in
llicting a deep gash about two inches
long. The force of the blow knocked
(underson senseless, but lie was reviv
ed with water. The wound bled freely
but the- bar tender, James Stotzholt,
finally succeeded in staunching the liow
of blood and bandaged the wound. The
injured youth was taken in a feinting
condition to his home, at No. '2(5t West
Chicago avenue, but as he did not ap
pear tu be seriously injured, no physi
cian was summoned. He was some
what intoxicated, the blow on the head
seemingly only partially sobering him,
so tli at his complaints were attributed
to his drinking rather than the wound.
When about midnight his father and
his sister visited him and found him
sleeping, they thought he would be all
right in the morning. About ñ o'clock
the sister again visited him, and found
that lie was dead. His skull had been
fractured by the deadly blow, and death
resulted from congestion of the brain.
The assault had previously been re
ported to the police, who regarded it
as nothing but a trivil case of disorder
ly, and paid no attention to it, not ev
en deeming it worthy of a report, and
throwing reporters oil' the trail by say
ing it was only an ordinary saloon row,
and not worthy of notice. When in
formed of the fatal result of the "small
row" they immediarely set about ar
resting the participants,, which ought
to have been done some time before.
Arquett was arrested at his home, No.
204 North Creen street, and Hawkins,
who it is claimed also assaulted Cund
erson, will be arrested as soon as found.
The whole affair seems to have been an
ordinary quarrel between quarrelsome
youths whose passions were hillamed
with whisky, and has no points of in
terest other than the lesson of temper
ance which it so strikingly conveys.
Viiecujo Inter Ocean.
Another Youthful Train Kotber.
It was nigkt.
Night in Arkansas.
It was night in several other States as
well, but Arkansas is the one with
which we have to deal at this writing.
It being our turn to deal.
A lightning express was booming
along at the rate of sixty miles an hour.
Every ear was full, many standing in
the aisles with that meekness anil pa
tience only seen on an American rail
road, to accommodate the fellow who
wants four seats all to himself.
The lamps blazed iitfuliy over the
passengers' dusters, which seemed to
lit fully as well as traveling dusters
usually do.
The conductor had passed through
(which was more than he would allow
any one else to do without the requisite
pass), punching people into wakeful
ness in order that he might piinch their
tickets.
The train boy had lilled the passen
gers' laps with books, to keep them
from bouncing in their seats while go
ing over rough places.
i'he brakeman had put his head in
and shouted, "The next stopping place
is ," the name of the station being
lost in the slamming of the dor.
The boy who is always dry has made
his fifty-second pilgrimage to the water
tank.
And the woman who wants air had
just torn otl'her last remaining linger
. nail in trying to get her window up.
This was on a railroad in the State of
Arkansas.
Suddenly the car doors opened.
A youthful ligure appears, holding
something in his hand upon which the
light glitters. He presents it in a sig
niticañt nfanner and cries:
"Now gentlemen, your money "
Fifty men turn' pale and cry. "Don't
shooti" ,
Twenty females scream with one
voice, and sorac faint.
There is a hasty thritstin; of wutche
Und nocketbooks hunenth cushions and
nto Loots.
Strong men fight for a place under
the seats where thoy can secrete them
selves. "(ientlemcn," again cries tlte boyish
voice, ringin"; high and clear above the
screams of women and din of the train
(gasps for mercy from some of the men)
"Jet me sell you sonic of this excellent
tropical fruit!,"1 and he extends in his
dexter hand a banana.
It was the train boy, pursuing his use
ful and harmless vocation. Cincinnati
Saturday Sight.
Homemade tatleysat Carter's. 10-2.Vtf
Try "IVilly's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
Mrs. J. 15. Uaker & Co. have opened
a variety store and news stand, and will
keej) constantly on hand a full line of
ladies furnishing goods, embroideries,
etc. They will also keep stationary,
news and periodicals and a tine stock
of cigars not excelled for llavor and
quality. 1 0--tf
Furniture.
Lockhart & Co. keep a fine line of fur
niture of all grades; very superior par
lor sets, chairs, etc. t, 10-5-tf
Hot Scotch at
Billy's.
Fresh cream caromels at Carter's.
10-23-tf
Co to the Las Vegas auction sale to
night, on the Plaza. Webber sells
cheajmr than anybody for you can have
goods at your own price. 10-26-lf
W. II. Carter, South Side Plaza.
10-25-tf
Hot drinks at
Billy's.
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. Champagne cocktails 23 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Ileal the World.
O. L. Houghton, the hardware mer
chant, proposes to supply New Mexico
with stoves this year. lie has a very
heavy stock on hand now besides two
hundred and lifty more bought and
shipped. He has cook stoves, parlor
stoves, heatingstoves, ranges, plain and
ornamented, and of the best make,
which h will sell on the most favorable
terms. When yon want a stave call on
Houghton. " H-23-ti.
Stove ! Sloven ! Slows ! Six Hundred
in Mock mid on the Way.
Vi rct-nl n cu ovinils nt. livinnr 'thmioí 'irn
our "Hustlers" for trade. Tleaters kept
of all sizes and styles from a Lightning
Hug to a t urnaee. He are agents lor
the celebrated parlor stove "Denmark"
which has no equal for burning soft
coal in the United States. (Jive us a
call before you purchase.
aO-tf ' LoCKHAKT & C().
Full weight and fair count, at the
Park Grocery. 7-27 tf
Hot Irish at
' Billy's.
PRICES CIKUESX.
Of Staples, Groceries, etc., corrected daily for
the (! azkttu by Browne & Manzanares, Las
Vegas, X. M.
October 27th, ism.
Bacon, clear sides, per lb $ 15
" dry Halt, per lb ' H
" breakfast, per lb ItiK
Hams, per lb W17
Jiitnt, Kijuare cans, per In itv'i
nails, ten lb HI1.,
" ))ii i Is, live lb IH'h
" pails three llj in
Beans, Mexican
i aiirornin, per id d:'2
" 1,111111, per lb 11
" white'navy (scarce) X'
Bran, eastern 1.75
Buckwheat Hour (UK)
Butter, creamery, in tntis 40
Butter, creamery cans 4(in50
Cheese, per lb ltW21
Cotice, Kio, common V!, fair 14, prime. . . I
Mocha :X
" Java W
" Ariosa ttl
Crackers , soda, 7í'7
Apples, California 10
Poliches, California IS
Mackerel, per kit ' $1.75í$ 2.50
Flour, Kansas vi.Ü.V.f $4.50
" Cob irado $y.50r4.U
1 Tomín v, per bbl ;
Meal, corn 2.75
" .oat. per hundred lbs .50
Xails .25
Oils, carbon 1105 . IÍ4
" carbon 150 5 ;
" linseed 1.20
" bird 1.50
I'm a toes idii'i
Bice.. Midi)
Hacks, wool 40340
Salt, per barrel, coarse 5 00
dairy $G.507.50
Soups, common í' ártv.fi!
tiiniuv i'"
Sugar. Extra 0 lit. A Ill
" granulated i;i,2
crushed 14, cut loaf 14!,
" tine powdered , 14M
" yellows .....lBi&lS'i
Syrups, kegs $3.50fr $4.50
" cans, per case 12 Is !). 50(0 10. 50
" " ' 2Í !a Í10.0(K&112.00
Teas, Japans 40ít0
" Imperials..: 50G75
" (i. P , OOfeM)
" Y. II 400,75
" Oolong ...Wi-OO
Wire, fence, (minted 11
Wire staples : 10
Steel 17, English 305121
WOOL, HIKES ASI) PEI.TW.
Wool, common fall clip
" medium improved fall clip.
" well improved fall clip
" .black, 'i to 5 cents less than
white t
Hides, dry Hint
" damaged
Sheep pelts, prime butcher
damaged and saddle
about
float skin, average
Deerskins, "
12'iiBllo
15 f"18
IK di-'O
VIVt
8 SI0
0
18
-.0
COAL ! COAL ! COAL !
Constantly on hand. Leave orders nt Lock
hart & Co's. HWü-tf
1)
It. E. L. E1TEUSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS, X.M.
Ollice two doors west of Post Ollice.
Special attention given to diseases of thceye,
car and rectum.
Lota For Kale I'lienp.
Martinez addition to East Las Vegas, front
ing on loiilroad Avenue and extending west to
the river. Ncnr the Bound House, verv de
sirable residence Property. Call on J . J. Fitz
oi.itKKLU the live real estate man, and see tho
Plat.
To All Whom It Mny Concern.
The partnership existing between F. W. Pot
ter, A. C."Bupe and F. W. Castle, under the
' Arm name of F.W.Potter & Co., doing busi
ness at Las Vciras und Albumieroue. N. M.. em
pires by limitation Nov. 1(1, ÍH81. unless sooner
dissolved bv mutual consent.
Oct. 1, lSMI. F. W. POTTER & CO.
C. C. Wevthe'a Correlated Price LUt.
Finest Moyune (SunpowderTea. per lb. 70 cts.
Choice pea green Kio coffee, per lb. IB cts.
(round coffee, In bulk, per lb. 20 cts.
in lib package, JSvt.
Syrup in 1 gul cans, per can, Bu cts.
Syrup in l,'t gal. cans, per can, AO cW.
Maple Syrup, in gal. cans, per can, 50 cts.
Ax handles, per dozen, from 12. to 1.
I In Minis, per dozen, from $i.8U to f3J0
Baking Powder, in 0 . cans, per dozen cans,
Hi cents.
.laiiies' liquid blueing, per grow, $4.00.
.laques' dry blueing, per gross, $2.
Stick cundy, per lb. 10 cts.
Assorted candy, per lb. 15! é etn.
American playing cards per do.. $2.75.
Mexican monte cards, per doz. $5.00.
iK-sslcatcd Cocoanut, in 1 pound packages, per
lb. 37 cts.
Hii-e, per II. Oets.
Salt, Mexican coarse, per lb. 2 cts.
.Mexican Iichds, per u. 1 cts.
Spices, whole, per lb. from 45 to IK) cts.
N o. 1 pa I in gun p; la) bars, per box, $!.40.
onvcr soup, iuu canes in wrappers, per oox,
Í5.00.
Imperial Soap. UK) cakes, per box, $;l.50.
l'ails, two hoops per uoz. .i.oo.
" three hoops. " $:1.S0.
Tubs. No. 1, per doz. $!1.00.
Sieves, wood rim, per doz. $3"o.
" tm rim, " ..'.
Washtionrds, Pioneer, per doz. $.50
" Pearless ana Challenge, per uoz.
.2.S0.
Washboards, Boss, $3.75.
Washlxiards, double, per doz. $4.20.
Allyalde, Mexican, per lb, $1.05,
Alucema, per lb, 70 eta.
Homero, per lb, 70 cts
(Jrcat bargains in narawnre.
Job lots of boots and shoes.
Undewear of all descriptions.
Shawls and dressgoods at reduced prices.
(ueensware to suit the poor and rich.
Liquors of different grades at retail only.
Cigars from the cheapest to the very best.
C. E. WESCHE.
J. Raynolds, President, L, P. Bkowne, V.-P.,
Geo. J. Dinkel, Cashier, J. S. Pishon,
Assistant Cashier.
Report of the Condition
OP THE ,
First National Bank of Las Vegas
NEW MEXICO,
Mudo to the Comptroller of the Currency, at
the close of business, October 1, 1881 :
resources:
Loans and discounts -J0t,585
U. 8. Bonda 50,000 00
Cash and exchange 3i)8,CHl 39
Current expenses 4,8ti5 11
Banking House 18,000 00
liabilities:
Capital Stock $ 50,000 00
Surplus fund and profits -.'5,277 40
Circulation 45,000 00
Deposits uot.Wi p
(178 IIH Of
DiKKCTOMs: .1. Haynoids, L. p. ltrowne, ueo.
J. Dinkel, V. Blanchurd, V. A. Manzanares.
Mrs. J. H. Baker & Co.
HAVE OPENED
A Variety Store and News Stand
Their Stock Consists of Ladies' Furnisning
Joods, Embroideries, zephyrs, ucrman
town Yarns and Fancy Supplies,
Stationery, News, Peri
odicals & Current '
Literature.
A new line of Novelties for ollico family and
gentlemen's use. A stock of Cigars unequul
ed for flavor and quality. Visitors are receiv
ed cordially.
Sixth St., opposite the St. Nicholas
Gh STARK
LAS VEGAS, N. M.,
Commission Merchant,
. AND DEALER IN
Hay, drain & Produce of all Kinds
ST, MiCH&EL'S COLLEGE !
SANTA FE, N. M.
Conducted by tho
Broths of the Christian Schools
Terms Board Bnd Tuition for session of ten
months, 8200; Washing and Bedding, 2.1.
Tho session begins the first week of Novcm
ber nnil closes the last week of August.
For further particulars apply to
BBO. BOTULPH, Pres't.
New Store! Hew Goods!
William Gillerman
HAS OPENED A STOCK OF
GENEBAL
MERCHANDISE
-AT-
Liberty,
New Mexico
A Kiiil AhB rtim-nt in every Line, which will
lie old at Las Vegas prices, Freight added.
Oyster Bay Restaurant
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
IVEeftls, 25 Cts
SERVED AT ALL 1IOUKS.
Board by the Week $5.00. Everything
in lirst-elass style.
W. H. SMITH, Pkopkietob
WM
M. FITZ-MAUItlCE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Silver Citv, - - New Mexico
Business of every kind attended to in Gran
uounty.
W 0
WABI),
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
YyU' BuG HAW,.
DENTIST.
Ollice over Herbert's Drug Store.
-yy M. II. PAGE, M. D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
O LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS CO.
Office: Xo. 23 Bath House.
Ornduate of Harvard University: member of
the Suffolk District Med. Society: of the Mass.
Med. Society and of the American Med. Asso-
'latlon.
A practicing phrilcian and sunreon in Huston
for the past twenty-eight years, with the excep
tion of about two years spent in Europe for
the advancement of professional knowledge,
and nearly the same tune in the army daiing
the late war.
LATE D1SPEXSAHY PHYSTCIAX: Sunreon
in the Massachusetts General Hosnital: SOLE
PHYSICIAN TO NICKEHSO.V8 HOME FOB
CHILDREN the past twenty-oven yearn. The
City Physician of Boston, etc., etc.
Also member of the Soc. or Arts or Insti
tute of Technology; of the Massaehuseits His-torico-Oenealogical
Society, etc, etc.
Late U. S. Pension' Surgeon and frequently
selected by the Commissioner to pass upon the
more dillicult cases occurring in New Eng
land.
Often employed as a medical expert in im
portant cases by individuals; Life Ins. Co.'s;
Railroad Co.'s; the City; the Commonwealth
and the United States.
EST LAS VEGAS,
LAND AGENCY
JOHN CAMPBELL,
in Wesche's building.
LAS VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.
JICHARD DUNN.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
B'.NCON, .... NEW MEXICO.
J P. THEOBALD,
BOOT AND SHOE
Maker. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Col. Steele's former ollice. Grand avenue, sec
ond door north of Herberts Drug Store.
QET SHAVED AT THE
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
BATHS ATT ACTED.'
CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS
II. SKIPWITII,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Onice, Boom No. 7,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
I.
KIRBV.
DENTIST,
Zion Hill, Blanchiird Street.
UElDLlNGEIi;
Proprietor of the
MINERS' BARBER SHOP,
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Next door to Wright's Keno Parlor.
S PATTY,
Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER
AND SIIEKT-IRON WARES
and dealer in all kinds nf
, COOKING ANG PARLOR STOVES
BRIDGE STREET, - - - LAS VEGAS
J- J. PETTIJOIIN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS AND HOT SPRINGS.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases nf Females a
Specialty
HOI SPRINGS - - ' - 8 to 12 A.M.
LAS VEGAS Central Drug Store, 2 to P. M.
JgOSTWIQK & WIIITELAW.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office in Flm Nat'l Bank Building,
LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICO.
J N FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER
POSTOFFICE, Bridge Street, LAS VEGAS.
B. BORDEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
On line of Street Railroad, cast of Optic Block.
LBERT & HERBER,
Proprietors
BREWERY SALOON,
OPPPOS1TE ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE,
East Las Vegas.
Fr sh Beer always oh Draught. Also Kmc
Cigars und Whiskey. Lunch Counter in con
nection. G
F. NEILL,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
And District Attorney for tho Twentieth Ju
dicial District of Texas. All kinds of business
attended to promptly.
Ollice: EL PASO, TEXAS.
JW. HAXSON,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Shop third door east of tho First National
Bunk, Bridge Street.
JR. H. S. PEEBLES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Makes a specialty of Dermatology, or skin dis
ease. Office: Two doors west of St Nicholas.-
QHAVES & RUSSELL,
J. Franco Chave, D. C. Russell,
ATTORNEYS
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
" :i ' " .ul K .... NEW MEXICO
M
RS. J. P. THEOBALD,
DRESSMAKER,
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW, MEXICO,
First door north of Herbert's drug store.
Cutting and fitting a specialty. French dry
stamping done to order. Tho ladies of Las
Vegas aro invited to call and give me a trial.
M
RS. BOBBINS SUMMERFIELD, M. D.,
First House North of Sumner House.
Office Hours : From 10 to 12 a. m. ; 3 to 5 p.m.
East Las Vegas, ..... New Mexico.
JEE&FOBT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
(OlUce at Residence)
EAST LAS VEGAS ... - N. M.
rjlIIOS GIBBS,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mending dono on short notice and In good
style. All work guaranteed to giro siitisfae
tlon. North Sido Plaza.
O. R. BROWNING
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M..
Real. Estate and
REPRESENTS
The Oldest, the Largest,
Organ-j
ized. I
Name of Company.
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;Mutual Life
Liverpool, London and Globe
!Home Fire Insurance Company,
i London Assurance Corporation..
iPhrenix
Queen
Springfleld F. Sc M
Commercial Union
Insurance Co. of North America.
Lion
Pennsylvania
Firo Insurance Association.
North British & Mercantile.
Hamburg-Magdeburg
IF1. Hi. HINE,
Surrensor to Herbert & Co.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Honrs, Day and Night.
IiOCKIIAIlT BLOCK:, XjlUS VEGAS
DUNLAP & WINTERS,
, SuccetixorH to Herbert it Co.
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Prescriptlons!Carefully Compounded.
Northwest Corner of the Plaza, Las Vegas.
IT IS NO USE TO SEND EAST FOR FINE
GOODS, AS
H. EOMEEO & BEO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY FINE STOCK OF
LADIES
-INCLUDING-
Brocade Silks, Velvets, Satins, Tassels, Cassimeres
(Of All Colors)
Fine Washington Cloth, Momie cloth, Silk Bunting
(Of all colors.)
Ladies' French Kid Shoes
4 AND
itil, Helios7 Fine Bonnets. w
CARPET DEPARTMENT !
Our Carpet Department is complete in the latest and most beautiful designs. We invite
nspection of our stock.
' í
"DTT T T A Dfl
ll I II nnuiw Jy I
TT ATT X r I
TREET.
A full line of the Purest Imported Wines and
Whiskies for family and medical purposes.
a Free Lunch. Every Night
Everything new and first-class. Fino Tables,
a Fine Bar and courteous treatment guaran
teed to all. ,
JEJ o TX t Ix Sido XP laza.
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. 0. BLAKE
Manufacturer ami Dealer In
ESa HARNESS
on
UUlJD
LAS VEGAS, ' - - NEW MEXICO.
Smith 8!de nf Flazs,
Carriage Trimming Done to Order.
J. J". KELLY,
iSucceBsor to Blake ft Kelly)
MnitnfactnrerniKi leitlerlH
SADDLES & HARNESS
Carriage Trimming to Order,
On Front Street,
NEW ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Vs
Billiard Hallffl
A
lStar Light"
Insurance Agent
the Best Imsurance Co's.
Location.
Assets.
; New York
London & LivcnKli
'New York
London I
Hartford
Liverpool :
;Sp4inglleld, Mass....
London I
i Philadelphia I
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DRESS GOODS
Also a full line of
VALLEY SALOON
CHAS. MELENDY, Prop'r.
I would respectfully cull the attention of the
public to my choice brands of
UORS I CIGARS !
Opposite the depot.
Elegantly Furnished.
Open day and night. Club room Id connection.
FAMILY VEGETABLES I
ONLY THE MOST
Improved Varieties !
CUCUMBERS, Fresh for Tablo Uso or for
Pickles, wholesale and retail.
Get Your VeietaHes Nice an4 Fresh
OF
Jonn Miller
AT WKGNER'S PLACE.
THOMAS H. CONKLIN
THE PIONEER
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
AT
33 Tj PASO, TEXAS
Oilieo in Stanton's Building, first iloor, San
Antonio Street.
Capitalists, Speculators, do not fail to visit
El Paso, lnevitubly ibe future great city of tho
West, see its improvements, its railroads, pros-
fierity of it business men, the rich valley
and surrounding it, its great natural advan
tages and prospective relations to Mexico, and
judge the situation and its prospecta for your
selves. Call at tny ollice for any information
you desire, or to buy prorerty of any descrip
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