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DAILY GAZETTE
J. H. KOOCLER, Editor.
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For Advertising ltitvi apply to J It. Kooir'cr
I 'l-nnriit Proprietor.
The rti-h inou in New York, ay llic
lnver Tril'uuc, aro vir'mg with each
other in tun house minding misine..-.
A. T. Stewart was the lirst to erect a
princely mansion, intended to he the
most magnificent resilience on the con
tinent. For n while it accomplished
its purjjo.se, and oilier people enjoyed
its stately elegance, wliilo the bones of
the builder were beinjj hustled over the
country by grave robber..--Then Wil
liam II. Vaudcrhilt made up his mind
to go the merchant prince several
points better, and the result was a man
sion that threw the Stewart residence
quite in the shade, and has been pro
nounced perfect in every detail and su
perb beyond comparison. Now Sidney
pillion comes with a proposition to build
for himself a house exceeding in every
particular the Vandcrbill palace, a mon
strous castle, costingniillionsof dollars,
iinislipd and equipped in a, siyle that
voylty itself might envy. By the . timo
this architectural and domestic monu
ment is completed, Jay Gould will
probably make up his mind to start in
and try his hand at house building. Tho
sale of two or three thousand miles of
railroad and telegraph lines would pro
vide him with sufficient means to coolly
buy in Central Park, erect a house that
would make an Indian Prince's eyes
water, and utilize Mr. Sidney Dillon's
residence as a stable or coal shed. To
a man who is paying $13 a month for a
one-story frame palace, the doings of
the New York people seem like a sill v
extravagance,
CARBON ATE VI til. E.
I lenty of Work mid (ond WnPB.
t -A IÍI50N ATEVILLK, Nov. 13.
The many miners working here are
producing rich mineral. I notice Bo
nanza No. 3 has tin machinery on the
ground and Í3 making active prepara
tions to erect it. They are. now drifting
uorth and south. The mineral is about
the same as when I wrote you last.
The Capital has not yet found water,
the deptli of the shaft is about 205 feet.
They are taking out some very line and
rich mineral. The Uno Alenia is work
ing a full force of men. The Marshall
Bonanza mine is now working full
force of men; they are storapping and
drifting. The mineral now being taken
out is of a Yicñ nature; they are ship
ping ore to Si. Lewis. Quile a number
of mines near the Bonanza are working
full forces of men. The Bottom Dol
lar mine shows a large vein of galena;
they are drifting along the vein. The
Pinon is being sunk rapidly'. The L
II. Whilson company are doing a great
deal of work here. They are working
the Uue Alenia, Dúchese, ('oilier, Ab
bott and others;; these are all good
claims. Yalle-Citos is building up rap
idly. The Pretty Betty is looming up
aga,in. The smelter at the station is
about ready to start. The new amalga
mator at tiio station in 21 hours run out
one hundred and thirty dollars worth
of gold. New arrivals every day-in
camp. Work plentiful and wages
good.
(iOOD AltVICE.
To Yitnii DIcii Who nre Think uijj of
Coining West.
Thomas Manning, a mine operator of
(Jilpin county, Colorado, well known in
New Yo.ik from his connection with
Manning's yacht agency, passed a part
of the summer in this city. In an inter
view with a New York Tri'iirniterepovtev,
who questioned him regarding the pros
pects for young men in the far west,
Mr. Manning said that any man who
went to work in a prudent way might
count on success.
"How should a person begin?" asked
the reporter.
"He should not begin, as so many
young men do ys, and old men too
by investing all his capital the lirst
week after he arrives. c hear a great
ileal about fortunes that are lost in the
mining count ry, and many persons
doubtless do loose what money they
have by unfortunate' investments. But
that is because they do not go to work
in the right way. A man goes from
New York, after reading and talking a
little about the theory of mining,1 con-'
vinced that he knows all about mining
that, is worth knowing upon the subject.
He falls in with a plausible speculator
who represents in glowing colors tho
spacious advantages of this or that
mining held the capital is invested,
and in a year the money is gone, To,
succeed1 in mining á man should
have ' his money at home He
should "' go to Colorado, or
wherever he wishes to make a start and
stay there for not less than six months
without investing a cent. At the en
of that lime he will begin to find out
that he does not know much about
mining afler all, and when he has
reached that stage he is in a safer mood
to use his money to advantage. Then
he may send for his capital and make a
beginning for himselt. If one keeps
his eyes open he can tell pretty accu
rately where there is going to bo a
'boom," and if li. hits upon the right
place to invest his fortune is surely
made "
"But are not investments in the min
ing country at least very precarious?"
"Not necessarily. If a man waits
until he sees his way clearly he is pret
ty sure to win."
' '-'How much capital is necessary to
make a fair beginning?"
"The expense of living in Calorado
Is very high. I find I can livo in New
York cheaper than in Calorado. It
would cost $100 to get there, and to
live six months very economically
would eat up $400 more. A man could
not expect to make anything unless lie
started out with $1,000 at the least; and
of course the gains upon such a small
capital would be small."
"What kind of mines yield the best
profits?"
"Of (fold mines the blanket veins pay
best at first, and it is the discovery of
these that causes the greatest 'boom,1
but fissure veins last longer and proba
ably aro as prolitable in the end.1
"What chance is there in the moun
tains for men of other professions?"
"Oh, we have plenty of lawyers and
merchants and doctors too many. I
should not advise anyone to go to the
mining country unless he intends to be
a nviuer."1
Jiuimjr ltrowu Mod tb ! 4'ronm
Pnrlj.
There was pretty nearly a whole week
that 1 kept out of trouble; but it didn't
last. Boys are born to lly upward like
the sparks that trouble, and yesterday
1 was "np to mischief again," as Sun
said, though I nerer had the least idea
of doing any mischief. How should an
innocent bov, who might easily have
been an orphan had things happened
in that waj know all about cooking
and chenislry and such, I should like to
know. It was really hue s fault. iNotu-
ing would do but she must give a party,
and, of course, she must have ice cream.
Now the ice cream our cake-shop man
makes isn't good enough for her, so she
got father to buy an ice cream freezer
herself. I was to help her, and she sent
me to the store to order some salt. 1
asked her what she wanted of salt, and
she said you couldn't freeze ice cream
without plenty oi salt, ana mat it was
almost as necessary as ice. I went to
the store and ordered the salt, and then
had a game or two of ball with the boys,
and didn't get home until late in the af
ternoon, There was Sue freezing the
ice cream and suffering dreadfully, so
she said. She had to go and dress right
away, and told me to Keep turning the
ico cream freezer until it froze, and
don't run off and leave me to do every
thing again, you good-for-nothing boy.
I wonder how you can do it. I. turned
that freezer for ever so long, but noth
ing would freeze, so I made up my mind
that it wanted more salt. I didn't want
to disturb anybody, so I quietly went
into the kitchen and got the salt-cellar
and emptied it int the ice cream. It
began to freeze right away; but 1 tasted1
it. and it was awfully salt, so I got the
the jug of gohien syrup and
poured about a pint into the
ice cream, and when it was done it
was a beautiful straw color. But there
was an awful scene when the party
tried to eat that ice cream. She handed
it around, and said to everybody: "This
is my ice cream, and you must be sure
to like it." The lirst one she gave it to
was Dr. Porter. He is dreadfully fond
of ice cream, and he smiled such a big
smile, and said he was sure it was de
'iñ1,ll"'t ....... .vvn Mr uukj o juiiru i u i .
Then he jumped upas if something had
on mm, aim went oui tne uoor in two
jumps, and we didn't see him again.
Then three more men tasted the ice
cream, and jumped up and ran after
tne doctor, and two girls said "Oh,
my!" and held their handkerchiefs over
their faces, and turned just as pale.
Anu men everyDooy else put tneir ice
cream down on the table, and said
thank you, they guessed they wouldn't
take any. The party was regularly
spoiled, and when I tasted trie icecream
I didn't wonder. It was worse than the
best kind of strong medicine. She was
in a dreadful state of mind, and when
the party had all gone home ;t!l but
one man, who lay under the apple tree
all night and groaned like he was dy
ing, only we thought it was cats she
made me tell hev all about the sa't and
the golden syrup. She wouldn't be
lieve that I had tried to do my best and
uiun t mean any harm. Father took
her part, and said 1 ought to cat some
oi tno ice cream since 1 made it, but J
said I'd rather go up stairs with him
so l went.
Some of these days people will begin
to understand that they are just wasting
and throwing away a boy who always
tries to do his best, and perhaps they 11
be sorry when it is too late. Harper's
Young reoplc.
'I lie Oritfin of (he Piywlofliec.
Postoflices in the "beginning" were
originated among the Persians. The
lirst Darius, son of Hystaspes, had
something like a regular postal system
in force. IIo appointed a large force of
couriers, oaeh with a saddled horse,
within a day's journey of each other, all
through the empire. In this way he
was enabled to get all (lie provincial
news in what was then considered mar
velously quick time. This service,
however, conferred no benefits on the
people. It was only for the govern
ment Augustus Ciesar established some
thing like the modern post, but at the
disintegration of the Roman Empire it
fell with the rest. In the ninth century
the German, French and Italian gov
ernments had mounted couriers, but
the people derived some of the benefits.
They had to depend on the kindness of
the friend or the traveler to bear tid
ings fo and from those they loved in
distant parts. The troubadors often
did this kind of work: and pilgrims
irom tne Jioiy j,anu came treighled
with missions of love and affection.
Carrier pigeons were used at one time
in Europe, but frequently they would
carry only on; way. All are familiar
with the lament of Theobald when hH
carrier left his prison bars:
HOT. '
Hot Scotch,
Hot Irish, '
Hot (Jaraowen,
Hot Lembiiado. '
Hot Milk; punch,
Hot Twin and Jerry,
Everything Red Hot at
Billy's.
We have just receive the very lateat
styles of Hoop Skirts,
JAFFA BROS., Raiiroad Avenue,
East Las Vegas.
Sutfin's addition.
C. E. WeHCbe'H Corrected Price JUt.
Bi'St GunpowderTea, peril). 70 cts.
Choice llio coiteo, per lb. ltl cts.
Ground coffee, per lb. 21 cts.
Syrup in 1 gal eiins, per can, 00otfi.
Syrup in H gl. eunw, per eun, 5() out.
Mtiplu Syrup, in !.i gal. cuna,. per mm, 30 cts.
Baking Powder, in (I oH (uiip, per dozen cans,
5 cents.
Stick candy, mid ossottod-candy per lb. 18 ets.
Dcssicated Cocoumit, in 1 pound packages, pel
lo. IS ets.
Hice, per lb. 1) cR
Nmrse Salt, per lb. 2 cts.;
Mexican beaux, per lb. 7 ots.
French Mustard perdoa cans 2.35.
A pple butter iuá II) cans per doz. 3.75,
Allmyalde, Mexicana, per lb, $1.10,
Alueenni, per Ib, (lo ots.
Romero, per lb, 00 cts.
Cantor oil in i oz bottles per doz LOO
Essence of peppcrment in 2 oz bottles per doz
l.(M.
Essenw of pennyroyal In 2 oz bottles per doz
1.10.
fiingerinS oz bottles per doz 2.:ii
Ginger "3 " " " " 3.50
llird seed per lb 15ets
Vinegar rogue in V oz bottles per doz 1.25
Cologne in 1 oz bottles per doz .10
1'ink pomade in I oz bottles per doz OOcts
Yellow pomade in I oz bottles per doz Wiels
Liquid blueing " ' " " " Soots
Liquid " 8 " " " " fiOcts .
Dry " " 2 ' " gross 2.00
Cintilo soap per lb t7ct
Silver soap ' box 4.50
Hutinsoup " " 4.15
Legal tender soap per box XIH)
Blue laundry soap lintmrs 3.S5
Imperial Soap, KM cakes, per box, $.'1.IK).
No. 1 palm soap li) bars 3.50
Shoo dressing per doz 2.00
Cigars per 1U0 from 2.50 to 15.00
Liquor common and lino at retail only. . ...
C. E. WESC1IE.
J uat Opened.
Theodore Wagner lias just opened at
his residence a new saloon where ho
keeps the very best brands of liquors,
cigars, etc. Freo lunch every daj A
quiet nice place for ladies and gentle
men. Handsome nnd nicely fitted up
parlors. A grand free lunch will be
given to-day. All are cordially invit
ed. 11-0-tf.
. - Roal the World.
" O. L. Houghton, tho hardware mer
chant, proposes to supply New Mexico
with stoves this year. IIo has a very
heavy stock on lia ml now besides two
hundred and fifty moro bought and
shipped. He has cook stoves, parlor
stoves, heating stoves, ranges, plain and
ornamented, and of the best make,
which he will sell on the most favorable
terms. When yon want a stove call on
Houghton. . -23-tf.
For Stoves, Furniture, Hardware and
Queensware, go to Lockhart & Co.'s.
10-5-tf.
Mlovea t Stove! Stoves ! Six Hundred
In stock ntid on the Way.
First-class roods at livinz prices arc
s
our "Hustlers" for trade. Heaters kept
of all sizes and styles from a Lightning
Jiug to a ruriiaee. He are agents lor
the celebrated parlor stove "Denmark"
which has no equal for burning soft
coal in the United statcs. (jive ns a
call before you purchase.
;;(Mf Lockhakt&Co.
The traveling public will lind every
tiling lirst-class at the Grand View Ho
tel. Bin-
your clothing at T.
Romero &
ll-C-3t.
Son's.
All kinds ladies and
misses shoes of the
best -quality at Jaffa
Bros.
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
Mrs. Huberts and Mrs. Maxey have
received their new goods, and are now
prepared to do all kinds of fine mil
linery work. Mrs. , Roberts daughter
also adds her services which makes
it one of the most complete establish
ments in the citv. Second floor, Baca
building. , 10-5-tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-11-tf
All kinds of ladies
ulsters and dolmans at
Jaffa Bros.
l'nsIiiunaUIejDresM Making:.
Mrs. J. A. Dryden wishes to inform
the ladies of Las Vegas and vicinity,
that she 3 now prepared to do all kinds
of work in her line. Satisfaction guar
anteed. She will also trim hats and
bonnets and do stamping. Rooms in
Klattenhoff's residence, east of tiie
bridge. 1 1-8-2 w.
Wines mill Liquors.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval is just in
receipt of a car load of line wines, Port,
Hock, Rcisling, Altar, Sherry, etc.
1 0-30-1 w
Wood mid i'oiil
Delivered to any part of the city.
Leave orders at O. L. Houghton's
hardware store. G. C Smith.
11-8-tf.
For cheap hardware go
& Co's.
to
Lockhart
2-lltf
For a iino line of ladies' dress goods,
gents' clothing, boys' clothing, dry
goods, hats and caps, boots ancl shoes,
groceries, queensware, glassware, etc.,
go to T. llomero & Son's. 1 l-0-üt.
Mrs. J. B. Baker & Co. have Opened
a variety store and news stand, and will
keep constantly on hand a full lino of I
ladies furnishing goods, embroideries,
etc. They will also keep stationary, I
nniru mill 11I.1M i il íí.í.1 1 u n,til o fínil cfw.b- '
of cigars not excelled for flavor and
qualify. 10-22-tf
PJtICi; Cl'RKEJST.
Of Staples, Groceries, etc., corrected daily for
the Gazette by Browne. & Manzanares, Ln
Vegas, N. M.
Uticon. clear sides, per 11) $ 15
" dry salt, per lb H
" breakfast, per lb lii' i
Hams, per lb Vst"
Lard, Sijmuv cans, per lb I.i-.'i
" pails, ten II) KiJ.j.
" pails, five lb lir-
" pails toreo II) llil's
Jleans, Mexican ,
California, per lb !í
" Lima, per lb 14
" white navy (scarce) 8!i
Ilitm, eastern 1.75
litiekwheat tiour (!.0t)
Hutter, creamery, in tub:? -R)
Kutter, creamery cans 4V'Cfl
Cheese, peril) ;.; 3
Coltcu, Hio, common la, fair 14, prime.. . Hi "
" Mocha ;.; 80.
" Java 28 '
" Ariosa 30'
Crackers , soda h'i
Apples, California 10
I'eaehes, California ; Is
Mackerel, per kil . . . . . . .:: .fl.W.f 2.50
FVnr Kansas jW . Kvw.94. 50
" Colorado. .:3.SS)&f4',.riU
Hominy, per bbl. . . .
Meal, coin...'. . ..' ;. .. . ...':!. 75
" oat. per hundred lbs '. . (1.50
Nails....'.:.-. (j.;.V
Oils, carbon this , ilt
" : carbon 150 3 '. '. its
" linseed. ,'. 1.'U
" lard ; ; 1.5(1
Potatoes 4 ft: 4 '4
Itica 8fri,10
t-aeks, wool 4INÍ 40
Salt, per barrel, ei huso 5 00
" " dairy !l.5(): $7.50
Honps. common ,.6'S'.7'.5
" family ' 7(3 8
Sugar, Ext ra C T-t, A l.i' -S
" gniniilale I VV
crushed 14, eut loaf 14"
" tine powdered .. . 1 1
" yellows li4Tr.l2fi
Syrups, kegs $3.5(Ku.is.l
" cans, per case 13 Is 5f0.5o(i;f 10.50
" " " 34 !9 iflO.5Oüíl3.O0
Teas, Japans 40frit0
" imperials. Ml 75
" (i. 1' ,!
" V. H 40'íü7r
" Oolong :0'.í-SJ
Wire, fence, painted 11
Wire staples 10
Steel 17, English aXafil
WOOL, IIIDLS AM) 1KLTS.
Wool, common fall clip $ VlW,r
" medium improved fall clip. 15 ir lS
" well improved fall clip IS jri
" black, 3 to 5 cents less than
white
Hides, dry Hint W.Í
" damaged 8 i?10
Sheep peits, primo butcher s
" diunaged uud suddlo
about B
Goatskins, average 2 'H
Deerskins, " M
Town Lots for Sale in Bernalillo.
The I'erea family, of Bernalillo, have luul
out a lurge tract of land in that ItoKiitifal town,
extending north on either sMu of tac railroad.
These lots aie very doMrable for business and
residence property and are right among the
vineyard and fruit-growing lands. Lands for
gardens, orchards and vineyards can be easily
obtained. The property will be sold at reason
able rates. For farihcrnfoimoiion apply to
J M. FEKKA.
HermdlUo, N. M.
To All Whom it May Concern.
The partnership existing between F. W. Pot
ter, A. C. Kupe and K. W. Cnstlu, under the
Arm name of F. W. Potter dt Co., doing buni
nosg at Lns Vegas nnd Albuquerque. N. M., ex
pires by limitation Nov. 1, 1881. unless sooner
dissolved bv mutual conswit.
Oct. 1, 1881. F. W. POTTElt & CO.
I.
KIRBV.
DENTIST,
Zlon Hill, Bliincuard Street.
JICIIARD DUNN,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
RINCON, .... NEW MEXICO.
yKST LA9 KGAS,
LAND AGENCY
JOHN- CAM PRE LI.,
In Ves!ic' building.
L& VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.
PATTY,
Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER
ANOSHKKT-IROÍ WARES
uní dealer In til kinds of
LOOKING ANO PARLOR STOVES
BRIDGE STREET, - - - LA9 VEGAS
f PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER
POSTO! FICE, BrldtíU Street, LAS VEGAS.
1 FRANK ALLEN,
DEPUTY
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR.
Civil Eiijrinccriuir and Surveying of all kinds
careiiiuy Btienuea to. special attention
given to topographical miips
oí
mining districts.
LBlCRT A IIERBER,
Proprietors
BREWERY SALOON,
OPPPOS1TE ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE,
East Las Vegas.
Fr bIi Beer always on Draught. Also Fine
Cigars and hiskay. Lunch Counter In con
nection.
-jyjrllS. J. V. THEOBALD,
DRESSMAKER,
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO,
First door north of Herbert's drug store.
Cutting nnd fitting a specialty. French dry
stamping done to order. Tho Indies of Lns
vegan are Invitod to call and give ine a trial.
TW. HANSON,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Shoplhird door east of tho First National
Bank, Bridge Street.
J.
P. THEOBALD.
BOOT AND SHOE
Maker. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Col. Steele's former oiliee. Grand avenue, sec
ond door north of Herberts Drug Store.
rpiIOS GIBBS,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mending1 dono on short notieo and in good
stylo. All work guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. North Sido i'la.ii.
w
Ú. WAUD,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
H. HOHDEX,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
On line of Street Ruilroad, east of Optic Illock.
JK. DkOIUW,
DENTIST.
Ollico over Herbert's Drug Store.
i ET SHAVED AT TIIE
I VI
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
BATHS ATTACHED.
CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS
J RK1 HUNGER;
Proprietor of the
MINERS' BARBER SHOP,
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Next door to Wright's Keno Parlor.
M,:s. no
iilJI.N'S SÜMMEUFIELD, M. D.
First House North of Sumner House.
Office Houns : From 10 to 12 A. m.; 3 to 5 p.m.
East Las Vegas, ..... New Mexico.
jit. h. s. Peebles!
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEOitf,
Makes a specialty of Dermatolpify, or skin dis
ease. Office: Two doors.-.OQt i?t Nicholua.
K. E. L, EPEliisON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,.
LAS VEGAS, N. M,
OlUce two doors west of I'ost Office.
Special attention given to diseases of theeye,
car uud rectum.
l'ETTl.lOIfN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS AND HOT SPRINGS.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Females a
Specialty
HOI SPRINGS . . . 8 to !2 A.M.
LAS VKUAS Central Drugstore, 2 to BP. M.
li. siiipwmi,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofllce, Room No. 7,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BlftLDING.
-yyM. H. PAGE, M. D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
TO LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS CO.
Office: No. 23 Bath House.
Graduate of Harvard University; member of
the Sull'olk District Med. Society; of the Mass.
Med. Society und of tho American Mud. Asso
ciation. A practicing physician and surgeon in Boston
for the pasliwenty-eight years, with tho excep
tion of about two years Bpcnt in Europe for
the advancement of professional knowledge,
and nearly the same timo in the army during
the late war.
LATE DISPENSARY PHYSICIAN; Burgeon
in the Massachusetts General Hospital: SOLE
PHYSICIAN TO NICKEHSON'8 HOME FOR
CHI LDREN the past twentymo ven years. Tho
City Physician of Boston, etc., etc.
Also member of tho Soc. of Arts of Insti
tute of Technology; of tho Massachusetts His-torioo-Gonealogiettl
Society, etc, etc.
Late U. S. Pension Surgoon and frequently
selected by tho Commissioner to pass upon tho
more diilicult eases occurring in New Eng
land. Often employed ns a mcctieitl expert In lm-
Íiortttiit cases by individuals; Lifo Ins. Co.'s;
tailroad Co.'s; the City; tho Commonwealth
and the United States.
JOSTWICK & WHITE LAW,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oluce In First Nat'l Bank Bailding,
LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICO.
JU. M. FITZ-MAUMICE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SibVEii Citv, - - New Mexico
Business of every kind attended to In Grant
County.
Q HAVES A RCSsVlL,"
J . Franco Chavea, D. C Russell,
ATTORNEYS
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
M ol.UUKiita'K - - - NEW MEXICO
JEE & FORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
(Offlco at Rosldence)
EAST LAS VEGAS
í. M.
r. neill.
T ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Aud District Attorney for tho Twentieth Ju
dicial District of Texas. All kinds of business
attended to promptly.
uince: el. riso, i t..v.3-
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The Lightest Running Machine In the world
New and In perfect order.
WM. II. U. ALLISON, East Las Vegas.
M03XTEIY
made by going t FLECK'S and getting your
Clothes Repaired and Cleaned. You
will find that most of your
old suits can be
S AVE3D2
SUITS CLEANED Oil COATS BOUND FOR
Repairing done at reasonable rates. Shop
next door to Bi owning' s Real Estate Ollico,
East Las Vegas. Jr. W. FLECK, Prop'r.
FRANK OGDEN,
Dealer in
COFFINS, CASKETS,
And Undertaking Goods of all Kinds Kept
Constantly on Hand.
LAS VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.
All Orders Promptly Filled. .
COAL! COAL! COAL!
Constantly on hand,
hart & Co's.
Leave orders at Lock-lü-25-tf
BILLIARD
CENTRE
A full line of the Purest Imported Wines and
Whiskies for family and medical purposes.
MINERAL CITY STAGE LINE
NEW, COMPLETE, QUICK.
Runs to Mineral City, Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays. Returns alternato days. Plenty
of time at either city for prospecting or bus!
ness.
Fare, $2.00 each way; Round trip, $3.50
a, o. xziii cfc Co.
AUCTION
-AND-
FRANK J. WEBER, Auctioneer.
1 bare opened in the Wesche Illock, on tho
Plaza, an Auction und Commission House,
whero I um ready to buy and Bell all kinds of
Goods, Furniture, Cattle, Sheep, Horses, etc.
Bales Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FRANK J, WEBER,. Auctioneer.
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. O. BLAKE
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SADDLES i HARNESS
LAS VEGAS,
NKW MKXICO.
Seuth Side of Plaza,
Carriage Trimming Dune to Order .
F. I. HOOPER, Prop'r
(Successor to H. E. Fraley.)
Will keep constantly on hund Beef, Mutton,
Pork, Sausage and Bologna, nlso Fresh Butter
and Efrgs. Railroad trade solicited. Meat de
livered to any part of the city.
For Salo or Hen I.
Restaurant fixtures, completo, for $400, tho
building for rent at $50 per month, or both for
rent at $75 per month. This is tho best locu
tion for a restaurant in tho city und is now
doing a fino business. Inquire of Calvin Fisk,
real estate agent, Optic Block, East Los Vegas.
MHMf
Eagle Saw Mills
AND
LUMBER W1RI)
BY
T. Romero & Son.
CLeave your orders at the store of"vS
T. Romero & Son.
Las Vecas.
New M ex lev
NEW HACK LINE
to
TIXES HOT SX'Xl.ITXrOS
I heroby announce to tho public that I imvo
established a new hack line to tho Springs.
Moderate charges and careful drivers. Oniers
left at Talliot's liyery stable will bo promptly
attended to. WILL FEKIWO 1 Olí.
J". J". KELLY,
Successor to Blake & Kelly)
Manurnetnrer and Ipalr In
SADDLES & HARNESS
Carriag Trimming to Order.
On Front Street.
NEW ALBUQUERQUE, N. 31.
WHITES 99
A
HALL. X0
W
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ySTREET.
C0.il
SON
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nuuM
W MARKET
O R. BROWNING
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M..
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
KKPKESENT3
The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Imsurance Co's.
tOi-gnn-i
I iacd. i
Name of Company.
1S43 iMutuul Life..
1h. Li verpool. London and Globe
1S53 Homo Firo Insuninco Company.
1720 London Assurance Corporation..
151 I'hu-nix
Is-iH Qiieen
1H41I !Springttold F. M
Istll Commercial Union
17W4 Insurance Co. of North America.
1ST Lion
K.'5 Pennsylvania
175 Firo Insurance. Association
1W North British & Mercantile
1S7S 'Hamburg-Magdeburg
IXTSTJ RAITCE IS
Successor to Tlevbert & Co.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours, l)ty and Xt'yht.
LOOI5HART BLOCK:, EAST IiASVEOAS
DUNLAP & WINTERS,
Successors to Herbert Co.
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Míeles and Perfumery
Prescriptions!Carefully Compounded.
Northwest Corner of
IT IS NO USE TO SEND EAST FOR FINE:
G-OODS, AS
H. ROMERO & BRO.
HAVE JUST KRCEIVED A VERV FINE STOCK OF
U Cl K B H :i
-INCLUDING -
Brocade Silks, Velvets, Satins, Tassels, Cassimeres
(Of All Colore)
Fine Washington Cloth; Momie cloth, Silk Bunting.
(Of all color?.) Also a full line of
Ladies' French Kid Shoes
AND
Xiaaie' 371:0.
CARPET DEPARTMENT!
Our Carpet Department is oompleto in rhe
inspection of our stock.
I
Respect folly Be Leave to Inform You that
. Tbe Celebrated.
Bortree
I a: .T.4
In stock nnd trust j-ou will sail and inspect tlic assortment wc have just opened!.
M. Romero, Las Vegas, N. M.
EAST LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO
Geo Sumnerj 3Ei?oj39i?
This house is brau-new and lias been elegantly famished throughout. The Sumner Is a lira
class house in every respect, uud guests v ill be entertained in the best possible, niauucr and a
reasonable rates.
GrKAKD Y IE W HOTEL
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
XXR,- J". HI. SUTZFIIN", PBOP'R
BTlie fiest, Accommodations that can be Found in the Territory ....9
RATES Per day, $2.00; per week, $7.00 to $9.00
TO AND FROM
Wagner's Hotel
'Theodore Wuguor has opened up his hand
Mnno residence as a HOTEL, whero tho public
and transient guests will find tho very best ac
commodations. A quiet and comfortable home
for guests.
A First-Class Saloon
in connection, provided with tho best brands of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Call at Wajfiier's.
Lime for Sale.
In any quantity desired. Address,
Z. 8. I.OXOKliVAV,
i-22tf. Watrons, N. SI.
Roberts & Wheelock
PRACTICAL
Ro ülers, Plumbers,
AND
JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.
tira itt Avenue, opposite Lockhart A Co., Eáí
La Vega.
Assets.
New York lil.eO.7NI 02
London A Liverpool ill.iKVIHI 05
'New York b.khb,02 ir."
London I 15.sni.111 m
Hartford 3.217.11
(Liverpool 4.S2I.237 Utt
Spaiugileld, Mass... 2.I2S,2 HI
London fl,e!H..V. I 24
l'hiladelphia :. T.HH5..W l
London 1,3411.141 14
I'hiladelhn'a 2.l3l.n:w 17
London 1.:l,7s2 01
London ,2tH..V.9 21
Hamburg, Germany SS7,N)3 14
$1SS,T7.65 4
PBOTECTION.
Articles and Perfumery,
I
the Plaza, Las Vegas..
Bonnets.-
lateHt and most beautiful designs,
We invííe
I Have a Full Line of
Location.
Jcij ustable
ORSETS
ALL TRAINS.
FAMILY VEGETABLES I;
OXLY THE MOST
Improved Varieties T
CUCUMBERS, Fresh for Table Use or fot
Pickles, wholesale and retail.
Get Your VejetaMes Nice and Freslii
aroiim uve ii lor
AT WKGNER'B PLACE.
A. 0. BOBBINS
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
AND
queensware:
UNDHUTAKINO ORDERS PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
Near the Bridge, West Las Vegar
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