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SUNDAY. NOVEMHKll 27. 2SS:
Altt'iid iliurrh to-day.
Charlie llf-ll jmt in a telephone yes
terday. l'aciiic express nearly two hour late
yesterday.
The Sumner House lias received the
long-looked for range.
(i. V. Smith states that lie will have a
big supply of Raton coal here Monday.
J. C. Withers, son of Non. J. C.
Withers, of Missouri, died in Trinidad
on the 25th.
Work w ill be commenced Monday on
the large reservoir above the Hot
Springs for the water works.
Rev. J. K. Cohenour will go to Santa
Fo this week to nM in the organization
of a Baptist church nt that place.
The people. fVí n.'d not forget Hoop
er's new meat market on the plaza.
He keeps choice meats of all kinds.
A niagnilicent team of bay horses
now pull the Adams Express wagon.
They were brought from Kansas City.
Roberts & Wheelock have four large
buildings to finish cornice for. They
are well prepared to do this kind of
work.
The ball at Raton tendered by the
Raton Literary Club to Paul du Chaillu
tales place there next Tuesday even
ing. Thu National saloon onjthe south sido
of the plaza, was sold yesterday to
W. AV. Rawlins and A. Kelly, who will
take charge about December 1st.
Only $30 to Paso del Norte and rc
1 "'-'.i during the progress of the "Feast
oí Our Lady of Guadalupe." Better
take advantage of the half fare and go.
The water pipe was laid yesterday
along Bridge street up to the Plaza. It
is intended to have the entire water
works system tinished by February 1st.
Tom Davis oilers to wager one hun
dred dollars to one that he handles
more hides and pelts than all the
other houses in Las Vegas put together.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
wedding, cards of Hon. L.. Bradford
Prince and Miss Beardsley, and wish
the happy couple long years of matri
monial bliss.
A dispatch this morning says that the
Atlantic & Pacific company voted yes
terday to prosecute work vigorously
until the line from the Rio Grande to
the Pacific is in operation.
Capt. Marshall has been ordered
from Ft. Leavenworth to this district
to take the position of Chief Quarter
Master, relieving Col. Lee, who goes to
Buffalo, New York.
J. AV. Williams, Virginia, has been
appointed the pastor of the M. E.
Church, South, for Las Vegas. He in
tends to reach Lns Vegas by the middle
of December.
The Eight Mile coal mine is showing
up well. It is owned by Messrs,
Holmes, Marcus and E. Levy. Mr,
Levy has some very nice specimens of
coal taken from this mine on exhibition
at the Sumner House.
Pupils still come from all points to
the Jesuit college. They have now
sixty day boarders. El Paso furnishes
nine pupils, and three sons of Dr. Sa
ímtniego, ex-Governor of Chihuahua,
have recently arrived to attend school
this year.
The El Moro, Trinidad andNewMex
ico railroad company has filed with
the Secretary of State the seal of its
corporation. The seal consists of the
letters E. M.. T. & N. M. Ry. Co., and
an article enclosing the word seal in
the centre. Trinidad News.
Lockhart & Co. have established a
new tin shop in ,1-" building in rear of
Ralhbun's !.; .store. They have
brought on a new and costly lot of tin
ners' tools and have engaged the servi
ces oí Mr. Reiuhoel, of Denver, to
take charge of the shop. They intend
to push the lighting.
The contributions already subscribed
to the enterprise have been liberal. A
Inlie more aid, a few more hundred
dollars subscribed, and it becomes a
fixed fact that "Las Vegas has a female
seminary, " and the work of building
will commence at once.
J. J. Fitzgerrcll was taking deposi
tions again yesterday. The cases be
fore him were, C. B. Holt vs. the A., T
& S. F. railway. M. Salazar, Esq. ap
pouring for plaintiff, and Boslwiek &
Whitelaw for defendants, and A. C
" knjan vs. John B. Brntion, Bost-
wick & Whitelaw for plaintiff.
O. Newell of the Trinidad News, and
wife came down yesterday and regis
tered at the Sumner House. Mr. New
ell is interested in a splendid copper
prospect at Coyote, and has just been
looking after the development of the
mine. This mine shows well and will
likely capture Mr. Newell and make a
New Mexican of him.
People from the Panhandle, of Texas
and the Pecos Valley compliment the
Gazette on the full telegraphic and
territorial news it furnishes them. In
their distant places the telegraphic
news is particularly acceptable as it
arrives days before any other paper
reaches them. That is sufficient reason
for the steady increase of circulation
among the substantial stockmen and
business men of that extensive country
east and south. Penple want imws and
appreciate it, and the paper which in
curs the expense to furnish it.
Jack McManus, the bold, bad, six
footer man M'hoshot Clancy at Wallace,
and who was f.rrested three days ago
for assault, yesterday stabbed engineer
A. R. Cole in the abdomen with a
poeket knife, infiicting a slight wound.
McManus was locked up by Officer
Franklin and will be tried before Justice
Steele. We hope he will be sent up for
a month or so.
AX ABLE ABTIÜT.
A Ip Info lh Ntudiu f JS. II. Tul I.
man.
Ye-lerday, at the suggestion of a
friend, we leisurely dropped into the
rooms of N. II. Tallman, the excellent
crayon artist from Peoria, 111. The visit
paid us well, for there we found por
traits of some of our well-known citi
zens, which in finish, appearance, ex
pression nnd naturalness can be sur
passed by no crayon artist anywhere.
He lias finished portraits of F. A.
Manzanares, Miss Cora McCoy, Mr. A.
F. Jilson, and Mr. W. M. Williams. That
of F. A. Manzanares is a panel portrait,
standing figure, three-fourths length,
and 25.X-U) inches in size. The expres
sion is excellent and the whole appear
ance is c xccedingly life-like.
The portrait of Miss Cora McCoy is
a most excellent one, very finely fin
ished with a dark background. The
features are well defined, the expression
pleasant. It could not be improved
upon in our judgment.
The bust Mze portraits of Messrs. A.
F. .iiison and W. M. Williams are just
us natural as life and would be imrae
ately recognized by their acquaint ances
anywhere.
Mr. Ta'lnian brought out several
portraits of persons in the East which
are also samples of his artistic work.
His studio.in the first residence east f
the bridge on the north side of the
street, is open for visitors at all times
during the middle of the day, and he
most cordially iiiSites everyone to call
and examine.
AnxioiM Inquirers.
In yesterday's mail J.J. Fitzgerrcll
received letters containing the following
facts:
Garret T. Dorland, a wholesale jewel
er of Cincinnati, writes that he wants to
kivestin Las Vegas property. He will
start for this city about Janury 1st.
C. C. Comstock, manufacturer and
dealer in lumber and woodenware, at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, writes that
he will soon ceme to Las Vegas to lo
cate. He makes extensive inquiries
about business openings, etc.
J. J. Hickman, Columbia, Mo.,
makes inquiry about the stock and
ranch business.
James T. D. Wilson, mayor of Hous
ton, Texas, writes a lengthy letter, ask
ing many questions, particularly about
stock.
CIll'fil'H SEHYICES.
METHODIST.
Morning services at 11 o'clock, con
ducted by Rev. D. M. Brown, pastor.
Rev. W. W. Welsh, of the M. E.
Church, South, will preach in the eve
ning at 7 o'clock. The Sunday school
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon will be
interesting. S. J. Fleming, superin
tendent. l'KESB VTEKIAN.
Services this morning at 11 o'clock.
Evening services at 7 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:13 a. m.
BAPTIST CHAPEL.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock this
morning. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. J. E. Cohenour at 11 a. m. and 7
p. m. Subject for evening sermon,
"Address to young ladies and gentle
men." A cordial invitation to all.
PHESBYTEJÍIAN MISSION.
Services by Rev. L. Vargas in the
West Sido Presbyterian Church at 11 a.
in.
CATHOLIC.
First mass held on Sundays at 9:30 a.
m. Week days at 6:30 a. m.
FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Project Heeling with Very Good
Support.
The project of establishing a female
seminary in Las Vegas is progressing
finely. The more 1 he subject is agitat
ed the more it grows in favor with the
people, and there is an almost unaui
m.. desire among all classes for such
an institution of learning. We are in
formed that there are already quite a
large number of young ladies and girls
ready to enter the school. All through
the adjacent country governesses are
employed in families because there are
no suitable schools to which the child
ren can be sent. Its urgent need is
everywherefclt, and doubtless it will I
crowded with students as soon as the
building is ready for their reception.
The intliienoe it will wield in favor of
our growing city will be great, morally,
financially and intellectually. In addi
tion to being a scat of learning for the
culture of our own city students, it will
attract them from all points in the
Southwest to this most central point,
and must nccesarily be the source of
very great benefit to the city, as all like
institutions are. The fact that "in Las
Vegas is located a fine female semina
ry," will do very much to keep up the
good name of our city.
Heise & Strauss are preparing to at
once commence the erection of a large
two story stone building adjoining the
Gazette office on the west. It will be
built of stone, iron front, 25 feet front
and 75 feet deep. Ground will be bro
ken iu a few days for the new building.
The new buildings which will soon be
erected on Bridge street will make
it one of the best in the city.
Roberts & Wheelock have a nice ho
tel anunciator which they will put in
the Plaza Hotel when that building is
ready for use. It is an electric bell an
nunciator and is a very ingenious in
strument. A person in any certain
room touching the key, which connects
with the instrument by means of a
wire, will ring a bell and at the samo
time expose the number of his room in
the anunciator so that the porter can
tell at which room his services are re
quired.
.). F. Burcher in the Optic block
keeps the best stock of cigars in the
city; "such," he says, "as Grant sniok,
ed before the war, and such as ho would
have smoked had he obtained a third
terra."
PEItSOXAf..
W. S. Whiter is sojourning in town.
E. II. Watkins was up from Kingman
yesterdaj-.
S. M. Folsom went on to Santa Fe
yesterday.
John B. Woolen returned from the
south yesterday.
M. Brunswick returned yesterday
from Fort Wingate.
E. K. Walters of Clement's mill was
iu town yesterday.
Mrs. Liddell left jeslerday for Ben
son, Arizona, rn a visit. j
John Roberts of Chicago is register
ed at the Sumner House.
R. L. McConnell, Kansas City, is
registered at the Exchange.
Will Bobbins returned j-estorday
from a week's visit in Albuquerque.
A. S. Higgins, a picture dealer from
Chicago, 111., is at the Depot Hotel.
Fred. Harvey went down to Deraing
yesterday. He will return Monday.
Walter C. Hadley returned yesterday
from a flying business trip to Santa
Fe.
J. F. Terry. Winsor, Vermont, arriv
ed yesterday and registered at the St.
Nick. ,
Con Cosgrove returned yesterday
from the east, looking in the best of
health.
James MeMasters, of Howard & Mc
Masters will, start for Tascoso to
morrow. Chas. L. Parsons returned from the
south yesterday. He intends spending
the winter at the Ilot-Springs.
C. M. Chase, editor of the Vermont
Union, left yesterday for Santa Fe, to
gether with his brother, Henry Chase.
M. M. Chase, manager of the Cimar
ron and Maxwell cattle companies, yes
terday boarded the train for Santa Fe.
C. B. Tellar, a brother-in-law of S .
perintendent Seely, came up from
Lamy yesterday to spend thst Sunday.
C. P. Nicolson, proprietor of the
livery stable on Douglas Avenue, east
of the Sumner House, is laid up with a
bad felon.
C. R. Browning will start from La
Grange, Missouri, to-morrow for Las
Vegas, and if nothing happens will
reach here Wednesday.
T. J. Wilson, representing R. L. Mc
Donald & Co., dry goods, St. Joseph,
came down from Mora yesterday. He
leaves for Pueblo in a few days.
A. II. Gage, freight agent, left yes
terday for a visit of several months
east. He will enjo3T himself generally
and possibly lecture on New Mexico.
Mr. Love, mayor of Newton, Kansas,
and proprietor of the National Hotel at
that place, went through to Socorro
yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. S. A. Hubbell returned from
Bernalillo yesterday, where her son
was buried last week. Mr. Perea and
wife, her daughter and son-in-law, re
turned with her.
Col. J. Franco Chavez of Albu
querque made us a pleasant visit yes
terday. Col. Chaves is an agreeable
gentleman and is better versed in the
history and traditions of New Mexico'
than any other man in it.
AV. T. Kiser, Emporia, Kan.; Geo. F.
Shorb, Chicago; Thos. E. Gaines, Kan
sas City; Ben. Manz, St. Joseph-, J.
Cerf, and J. Thompson Lindsley, St.
Louis, are stopping at the St. Nick.
Lieut. A. E. AVood of the 4th Cavalry
drops us a note from Fort Stanton, say
ing that I., B. and D companies had
arrived there on the 17th, from Camp
Apache. They had a long, hard march
through snow and rain part of the time.
The many friends of Lieut. Wood in
Las Vegas visiting Stanton will be glad
to meet him there.
OUR DISPLAY
of Two Tons
Fancy Candies
is now ready for
Inspection.
All are Invited to see
Them,
BELL I CO,
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
VERY FINE.
Ladies' ulsters, both
plain and fancy trim
med, received yester
day by express.
Isidor Stern.
FRFNIl LAKE TltOlT
AT BELL & CO'S.
THE PLAZA GROCERS & BAKERS.
Ludios' cloaks,
ulsters and dolmans at
the lowest of prices at
Chas. Ilfeld's.
ll-24-lw.
Up the rond, down the road, and all
over the land the universal cry is "such
lovely mince pies," "delightful home
made bread," "such splendid buns,"
yes, and don't you forget it!" Center
Street Bakery. 1 1-27-1 1.
i
Fine "venison at the California meat
market. East Side, Foster & Dames'!
proprietors. 11-27-lt.
CALVIN FISK,
REAL STATE and
STOCK BROKER.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSU
RANCE AGENT,
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 SfGO each.
Six lots in the Buena Vista addition
for $75 each.
Three lots in the Buena Vista addi
tion for $90 each.
Three lots iu 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.
Phillips' subdivision, two blocks from
the center of business, $150 each.
Several nice lots in the- San Miguel
Hill and Town Site Go's addition, rang
ing from $75 to $125 each.
Las Vegas Hill Site Town Go's addi
tion, the uictst building lots in Las Ve
gas. These lots are just in the marliet.
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 wildouble their value iu 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 $1,100; rents for $35 per
month.
Two lots with inferior improvements
on Douglas Avenue, price $2.200.
Topeka 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 ; runts 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 of
the city for sale, that will pay from 25
to 40 per cent, per annum on the invest
ment. 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, lour nice rooms,
two corner lots, price $1,300.
Residence live rooms, two nice lots,
price $1,200.
Residence and lot, four rooms, price
$800.
Three new houses, three rooms each,
rents for $18 per month, price for three
$1,800.
House with live 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 wo will
endeavor to please you. No trouble to
answer questions. No trouble to show
you around. If you came to Las Vegas
to locate or invest, be sure and come to
see us and we will do you good. .
CAL YIN FISK,
R AL ESTATE AGENT,
Optic Block, - EAST LAS VEGAS
Nulfln'M Addition.
The Sutlin addition, immediately east
of the depot grounds, has been laid off
into lots, which are offered for sale by
the undersigned at extraordinarly low
prices. The location of these lots for
residence purposes, is as choice as any
in the city, while their closo proximity
to the business center of town, renders
them still more desirable. For terms
and prices call on Calvin Fisk,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public,
Optic Block, East Las Vegas, New
Mexico. 11-20-tf
furniture.
Lockhart & Co. keep a fine line of fur
niture of all grades; very superior par
lor sots, chairs, etc. 10-5-tf
LAKGrEST
AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
MEjNTS
nig Ms
II
HATSICAPS
Ever brought to this Territory at
Chas. W. Danver's
SIXTH 8TKEET,
Opposite San Miguel National Bank,
East Las Vegas
JONES & CO.
Have just opened a hargv and Complete
Stock of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
AND FIXE
n
Everything New nnd Fresh nnd sold nt
tj x i- n "
Second Door East of Hank Building on
BRIDGE ST., LAS VEGAS
Buy the Pearl Lined Croquet Alastic
at JAFFA BROS.
Move! Stoves! Stoves!
Three hundred in stock and 300 on
the road of the celebrated Wm. Resor
& Co., cook and heating stoves. Come
and give us a call. Makwede, Bkum
ley & Co. 11-19-lmt.
Removal.
J. C. Blake has removed his harness
shop from the plaza to Shupp's build
ing, east of the bank. He now has
more room to accommodate his largely
increased stock and growing business.
He employs the best workmen and can
fill orders for harness, saddles, etc.,
promptly and satisfactorily. 11-18-tf
Your Main Object
Is to 2jet full value
and you can get it at
the store of
Isidor Stern.
Boots & shoes, the
largest and most com
plete stock in the Ter
ritory. You are bound
to find what you
want at eastern prices
city Shoe Store.
TAFFY OX A M.ATE PESC1L.
AT BELL & CO'S.
THE PLAZA GROCERS & BAKERS.
Fresh cocoanuts at Cooper's candy
factory. 20-lw.
Six varieties new figs at Cooper's
candy factory. 20-lw.
Always Ahead.
At the Oyster Bay. Everything first
class. ll-!26-2t
Sutlin' s addition.
KONE TO EQUAL OUR
Cream bread, fancy
cakes, etc.
Bell & Co.,
The Plaza Grocers &
Bakers.
Fine Merino Rm.
W. J. Colvin, the breeder and ship
per of fine Merino rams, of Larned,
Kansas, will arrive hero in a few days
with a lot ot horses, mules and forty
full blood Merino rams, and will stop
here for some days. Those desiring to
purchase will find this a splendid op
portunity. 11-20-tf
Buy your clothing at T. Romero &
Son's. ll-0-3t.
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
Go to the Oyster Bay Restaurant for
a good square meal. Open day and
night. ll-26-2t
IIOXF.Y AND HWEET POTATOES AND
CREAM BREAD
AT BELL ft CO'S.
THE PLAZA GROCERS & BAKERS.
OBACCO
CIGARS
Onco More to xixo Front ! 99
- THE
New York Clothing House
CEN'TKE STREET BRANCHES AT
-A.lTDxciviorcixo xn.c3L Doming
Bed Rock Prices
Our three houses carry an immense sbck which enables u to defy all competition. We
cull especial attention to onr being
The Agents for Devlin & Co.
For suits to order In fifteen day. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. Also Agent for
Burt & Mear's Celebrated
itr
Come one ! come all !
Latest styles this Fall,
Our new House is open.
The fresh stock unbroken
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
In any shape you choose,
None lower than our margin
Go to the New York Clothing
House to Bargain.
Gardner & Gillies, Propr's
IF. COGHLAN
Has Opened the Largest and Best Assorted Stock of
BOOTS AftSD SHO S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, EVER BROUGHT TO NEWJMEXICO.
3Lj. Howison, Manager
The Attention of Dealers is Called to this Stock. Work Done to Order.
nAIIiHOAD - AVE., BAST LAS VEGAS.
-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 OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS
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
Hy. Hysinger,
Commercial Agent.
TO MY MANY FRIENDS :
I am pleased to inform you that I am now lo
cated in East Lus Vi'tcns, headquarters at the
City Shoe 8 tore, opposite Gross, Blaekwell &
Co's commission house. I am selling alleliissos
of goods and shall be pleased to see you all.
HY. HYSINGER.
E 'DIES
GOOD
LEE a WOSTERZBL
MERCHANT TAILORS
Wo have Just opened a Merchant Tailoring eatnbllshment and arc prepared to put up
Butts in the latest slyle. Cleaning and repairing a npe iiilty. Work done
at short notice. Call and nee us. Opposite Lock hart's Block,
EAST LAS VEGAS, - - MEW MEXICO
-
Hand - made Boots and Shoes.
O.K. DltOWNINQ, EDWARD HBNnV, C. F. ALLEN
OF
C. R. BROWNING
Old and Reliable !
Established in 1879.
Office Linnoln Street, near Grand Avenue
Unimproved lots and property for salo
in all parts of the city, at prices from
$50 to $1,000.
Improved Business and Residence
property at prices from $450 to $20,000.
Property in Las Vegas Town Com
pany's Lands.
Property in Roscjiwald's Addition.
Property in Rosenwald & Co.'s Addi
tion. Property in Blanchard & Co.'s Addi
tion. Property in San Miguel Town Sito
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 fallowing
Blocks:
"A" 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12r
14, 16, 17, 19, 22, 24, 20, 29, 80,
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.
Also a good, well established and
paying Business in Las Vegas for sale.
Call and examine for particulars and
prices.
Office open frm 7 a. ni. to 9 p. rn.
Eugene Clemm
WHOLESALE
Commission Merchant
LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO.
Potatoes, Apples, Corn, Flour, Butter, Eirif
Poultry, and Vegetables.
At Lowest Market Prices.
M Estate