Las Vegas daily gazette., December 09, 1881, Image 2

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MAIL Y (ÍA2lÍTtÍÍ
J. '. KOOCLEB, Critter.;
Dally, l'year :....I0 'Hi.
Iilv..( r-w.r: 1 .
Dll'r I ttuiMtk .y. .c I mi
Irf vitc-I rarrh-r to any j.pjjjil U.rttT.
1 m11. I .
Wrvkh nth . . .,. ... I T.'l.
For Advt-rtiiln f!te pplT V -I II. Rolc
I' i iriiiHt t'1prt'tr.',' 11 1 . w .
i HllOl LD intine criminals bo punished
is now the question of fruitful discus
aion in the press. If the criminal U a
crank with no more mental aberation
than GuitLau shows, he should be buns,
is the general verdict. ' V . ,
Some towns nnd cities have an ever
lasting boom. They grow steadily ami
constantly without., any particular
reason . for; it They " have , general
ground nd far leaching resources.
Such a town is Las Wgas, It han ik v
cr hid any particular thing to give it a
hasty boom of mushroom growth, ti
spring up in a day and die dowrOu'á
night. The railroad did not stop horiJ
for any length of time when building
through the Territory; '' It received no
especial i bonefit , from beings, the
terminus f tíie L' , railroad ti
a short period. On the contrary
It gained by the trailroaá being pushed
to the rich valley of , the llio Grandt)
and the mining regions of the south
west. , , It opened to , búry jnérfehants
vast and wealthy regions whieli befoi
contributed: but little trado to the town
It brought the Rio Grande yalleythc
rich mining regions of the mountains
along its length,' the mines of, Grant
Oounty and of Arizona and Chihuahiia
to our doors as, purchasers. .Where
Las Vegas merchants formerly sold dolj
lars worth of goods in these sections, they
now sell thousands of dollars worth; It
brings southern New Mexico to as easy
reach of our trade as is Northern New
Mexico. This accounts for the continu
ous boom of Las Vegas.' The striking
advantage of position has called hither
the most, energetic and thorough-going
class of i business men which
come ' to f, ;thc ' Territory. 1 They
study the situatiou and fix
upon this as the stratigic pointy from
which to transact business throughout
the length and breadth of tho" Territory,
This accounts for the enterprise of her
people and the sternly boom Which she
enjoys. Las Vegas Is the Chicago' of
the Southwest in relation to the pusli
and energy, of her? people
Building never lets up. 'The', more
houses that aro finished, tho more are
projected . It grows on forever, as Den
ver is growing, a Chicago, New York
and London grow.because position, sup-
plics a vast empire of resources.
.. Si -;
Thk Denver papers are still discuss
ing the question of the 1). & N. Ú. raiL
roai ana wnere it snail rup, It wa.9
originally designed to run on a bee line
between Denver and New Orleans. It
is a Denvea enterprise, and by the road
striking Denver first of all towns along
the ltocky Mountains it was supposed
that Denver would then become the
general depot for all the traffic which
would seek a cheep outlet by the Gulf
road. For this reason the Tribune bit
torly opposed the road going to Pueblo.
Should the road go straight from the
latter point across the plains it would
enjoy- t equally j . the " advantages
intended a line for Denver. The road
will be built to Pueblo, However, and
now the question is shall it be extende-d
still farther down the mountains to
Trinidad. A wise policy will build the
road not only to Trinidad, but to Las
Vegas. If Denver can string a number
of healthy and growing towns on her
through route to the Gulf she will reap
great advantages. That town is aspir-1
ing to commercial supremacy. in the
mountains. To control the business of
a region she must have ailroad to do it,
and not only that, but it must be a road
that can go squarely into a fight for low
rates ot freight with Eastern lines. If
Las Vegas can get goods cheaper iron
Denver than from Kansas City there is
where the goods will be bought, Den
vui iuu iiuvu ;i ro;m io iew Mexico
which can carry freight ohtaper than
the roads from the East if New Mexico
trade is detired. The Denver & I? in
tirando road depends' ori'.' local trafile
alone for its support. ( It must, there
fore, have good freight rates and would
not be a competing line. It is other
wise with the Denver & New Orleans.
Built b y way of Las Vegas to Fort
Worth it would rely largely for support
on through traffic from thu , Gulf.
The local trafilo- could be'1'" donó
cheaply. It could land goods in
Las Vegas from Denver cheaper than
Eastern roads could from Kansas City.
It would give Denvor a tremendous ad
vantage as a purchasing point for all lo
cal centers along tho line, , But should
It go on a bco lino across the unproduc
tive plains it will neither be a paying
road, or of great advantage to Denver.
"A Black List.
From thu Alta California. ; I . ' '.'."'.! '
While we are' considering the rela
tions of education to crime, It is worth
while to read over tho fo. lowing list of
mammoth defalcation during the past
seven or eight years. Carlston, of tho
Union Trust company, stole $400,000;
1 halps, of tho Treasury department at
Albany,' $300,000; E. p. Wiuslow, Bos,
ton proauher,' lecturer,. treasurer, $000,-.
000; David Gage, treasurer. Chicago,
$500,000; Warwoll, bank cashier, Provi
dence, $20,000; Abraham Jackson, law
yer, trustee, etc., Boston; $300,000; John
C. Tracy, ' bank president. Hartford,
$000.000: John S. Morton, Philadelphia,
$1,000.000; Henry Nicoll, lawyer, JJew
York, $200,000; (.' Van Holleru, collec
tor taxes, Chicago, $lt0,000: Oscar L.
Baldwin, $'5,000,000. This is only a
partial list. , Many defalcations, smal
ler in amount; are omitted, and some
of the heavier ones, also. Each of tho
eleven men named aboye was well
educated and of high' social position,
and most of them were conspicuous in'
tho chnrohes.1 It ' is Hot twly the hood
lum and the uneducated boy who steals
and goes to prison. The biggest
thieves are thoso who have VstoodTugh
in the community," Tho prison com
mission are respectfully tendered the
question for. consideration.
Am ! f l Vttm:'
i t -Br
johjk. MoHiAmr.
Ye a9"t nlae, with me cymlMne.
Aad aklmy obauuc quill Van.
To write thy praise in lyric lay
Of Mvnea which my heart thrill.
The verdant scene mid valleys green.
Which nature deeked so rare.
Not Italy' plain or grove of Spain
" With Ta4 Ycirai cnuld compare.
Hud I the power of Pipeor Moore
YourpralHo I'd Imiuortaliro, .
My inspir'd nuUl would volum fill ,r ; ,
Oí your amlluns praise. . . . .
I would reino thy nann to einltera fame.
And bard would the adore.
For nurh beauties nwcet tht-y potild not meet
Except on I.rts Veins' iioro.
1 Ve birds of s ing- that daily throng :
' flip bow that skirt those banks.
Whet-e freo from carv, soitow or foar.
Vou tuno your ifrealful thanks. '
. May yi urwiiijf enliven lona- .
. Kb vi'ttlntit Buene nnd glade, , , ,
For th- world bus not a fairer spot
' 1 ban La Vegas golden abade. , , . ; . .. i
Las Veoas Dec. 5, lssl.
THE CASADIAS IAUFI( :
PrOKrevH of the Construrtion .f the
, t , ; ', Ruad. ...... i .. if .,
Andrew Onderdonk, to whom the
contract for building the western end
of the Canadian Pacilic Transcontinen
tal Railroad was awarded, returned to
this citv a few days aero from the scene
of operations. The length of road re
quired to be built under the contract is
123 miles. The route offers very serious
ohstaelns. In so far as snecd of nroirress
is ' concerned. on account oi
the liio-h nrecimces which have
to be crossed and the general
ky i
'.requiring
for the greater portion to
be shelved
and irallerled. About
sralieneu. adoih w mués oi me
i.rt i . . r .1..
line have been graded and at least 20
miles ironed. The cost of constructing
a milo is $loü,00Ü. The forco of while
laborers at present employed in the
works numbers about 1,500, with
a like number of Chinese.r, Ths will be
increased in the spring to 10.000 men.
The whlte .receive ;, $2 , a day,,
the Chinese - being paid half that
amount. Along tu' road stores have
been opened, where the provisions and
clothing needed by the laborers can be
obtained. '.Boarding houses have also
been opened, at winch whitos aro char-,
god $16 a month and Chinese $10. The
explosives are manufactured at' the
scene of operations, all other supplies
being received from this city, England
or Canada. The contract price for
building the section of the read for
which Mr. Onderdonk is the- contractor
is $10,000,000. ... He expects, to com
plete , his,;: ' contract in about
three years. The road, though origi
nally inaugurated by the Dominion
Government, has been recently turned
oyer to the Syndicate. The entire dis
tance is 4,500 miles, and the road, when
completed, will be the longest unbrok
en line in the world. It will be com
pleted in 181)0, at a cost of $00,000,000.
An effort will then be made to control
the Oiisntal trade, and With this end in
view a line of steamers will be ulaccd
on the Pacilic, with the probability of
another to Australia.
Amrricnn Race Hor.fs.
In the July number of the Quarterly
Review, published in 1831, Mr. Apperly
(alias "Nimrod") ventureduponastart
ling and daringprophecy. "It is iu the
New World-that is to say, in Ameri
ca" he remarked, "'that racing and the
consequent improvement of horses are
making the most rapid progress: so
much so, indeed, as, from the excellent
choice the Americans make of their
stud horses, to incline some persons to
the opinion that in the course of half
another century we shall have to go to
the United States to replenish our own
blood, which must degenerate ' if that
of the most sound and enduring quali
ty is transported to that country," Fif
ty years, save two, have closed since
these words were' written, and, behold,
the Autumn of 1881 has seen their ful
filment. In each of the last throe meet
ings held at Newmarket this year, J.
R. Keene's magnificent colt Foxhall
gave abundant evidence of his quality
and excellence by going on crescyndo
from the first to the second October
meeting, and finally by ! setting the
seal upon his matchless tamo by win
ning the Cambridgeshire in the Hough
ton meeting at an unprecedented
weight. Foxhall is at this moment the
best horse in the world. It is to Mr.
Keene's colt that Englishmen must look
for a sire capable of infusing new vigor
and stamina into what must, we fear,
be pronounced a ' declining breed of
horses, aud it would be a singular cli
max to Foxhall's unique career if some
wealthy English purchaser should in
duce Mr. Keenc which wo think little
likely to part with tho grandest horse
in existence.
The Men Who Miecced.
The ereat difference among men, of
all callings, is tho energy of character
or the want of it. Given the same
amount of learning and integrity, and
the same opportunities, and energy will
make one man a conqueror. The want
of it will see the other a failure. Dead
bea s are all men without force. Their
had as good a chance as any of they
companions. Others went ahead and
carried off the prizes, while they were
lying by the wayside dispirited and des
pondent. It takes nerve, vim, perse
verance, patient continuance in well
doing to win t a , great , prize.
And the young man who goes
into a profession without this pluck and
force will not earn salt to his porridge.
He will drag along through life with
the help of friends, getting some credit
with them for being a well-meaning
San, in delioato health and unlucky
The real trouble is ho lacks energy. All
the learning in thu world will ' not
qualify c a man for usefulness. It re
quires push, stumina, vigor, courage,
resolution, will, determination in ono
word, energy. iV. Y. Observer.
W have always urged the! advisabll
ity of leaving French terms from bills
ot fare. In tne large number we have
received tho past week we find there
are still many hotel men who think it
impossible to do eating In the English
language,' and therefore mutilate a few
French words and stick them on their
bills as an evidence 1 of superior cater
ing. If the French terms used were
only spelled right they might pass, but
in nine cases in ten they are not, and to
those who understand the language it
looks ridiculous and atlected, and those
not of ."French education", aro in
blissful ignorance of what Is meant.
Hotel World. '
Tho American Unitarian association
has taken steps to have a new commen
tary on tho Bible prepared. It has ap
pointed a missionary among the Scandi
nivians of tho West., 1 ; , .,
Chicago is to have an institution for
reforming female Inebriates and mor;
phino eater9, which have become, nu
merous among .the fashionable , hi le
class o: society,:,.
Furniture.
, Lockhart & Co. keep a fine line of fur
niture of all grades; very superior v'
10-5-tf
.... U, I, l.l
ittr bum rtt,Qiia at 1 '
telMkie Rwtaaraat. f Kat
'This house h:w' always on hand the
bent th market affords. Oysteri, iish
and wild gamo a specialty. Ordert fof ,
balls and parties solicited. Bill of fare
from ten to thirty per cent, less than
the same meals can he had In Chicago
or St. Louis, and put tip in equally as
good gt vie. Call and be convinced.
1 ' ' 11 -tl-HMw-
ftcmember that atT. Romero & Son's
you will find, an immense stock of goods
from which to select, and they are
selling at bottom prices. , ll-0-3t.
Smoke Bell of Las Vegas at ' '
' J ,.; Billy's.
Itenla the World. ., .
0. 1- Houghton, the hardware mer
chant, propobes to supply New Mexico
with stoves this year, lio has a very
heavy stock on hand now besides, two
hundred and fifty more bought nnd
shipped. , He has cook stoves, parlor
stoves, heatlngstoves, ranges, plain and
ornamented, and of the best make,
which he will sell on the most favorable
tcrpis. When yon want a stove call on
Houghton., - ,; , ü-23-tf.
Marcellino Boffa & Perez have just
received a lot nf .fine chickens, fresh
mils and, candies... ' . . ;,, ll-8tf.
' 1 V hnlesnle l.lquorn. -!
' The finest brands of wines, liquors
and cigars, can always .be found at
Hcise Ss Straus's, next door to the Ga
zette office, at the lowest possible
prices. They have worked up a large
and enviable wholesale trade through
out the Territory and by thus dealing
largely can sell at low figures., (' , 11-5-tE
Buy your groceries at T. Romero &
Sons. : ll-(J-3t. -
Smoke Billy s Choice at Billy's.
Sut fin's addition. . v v.- i
The candy factory is now open, and
is turning: out the finest oandv ever
shownin this city. Center street. East
Las Vegas. . ,, W.Cooper,
9-.88-tf . '. ' i Proprietor.
Fine venison at the California meat
market, East Side, Foster & Dames
proprietors. ; 11-27-1 1.
Full ' weight
Park Grocery.
and fair
count, at the
7-27 tf
Champagne cocktails 25 eents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Mrs. J. B. Baker & Co. have, opened
a variety store and news stand, and will
keep constantly on hand a full line of
ladies furnishing goods, embroideries,
etc. They will also keep stationary:
news and periodicals and a fine stock
of cigars not excelled for flavor and
quality. . i. .. . ,. :. 10-22-tf
fino,
J. DiNKBt., Cnshicr, J. S. PisttON,
Assistant Oashtr. .
Report of the Condition
OF THE
First National Bank of Las Vegas
NEW MEXICO,
Made to tuo Comptroller of tho Currency, at
the close of business, October 1, 1881 : ,
- KESOUUCES: ' ' " -
Loans nnd discounts
U. S. Bonds......
Cash and exchange .......
Current expenses. ,
Banking House
...tom ri
.... 50,(X)0 00
4.WÍ5 11
... 18,000 00
$678,112 27
liabilities:
Capital Stock t 30,000 00
Surplus fund and profits ;....., "ACT 0
Circulation 40,000 00
Deposits SK7.SU 8
$678,113 27
Directors: J. Kaynolds, L. P. Brawne, Geo.
J. Dinkcl, C, Blaneliard, F. A. Manzanares.
Town Lots for Sale in Bernalillo.
The Perca famil j-, of P.prnalillo, have IhmI
out a largo tract of land in that beautiful town,
extending north on either Bide of the railroad.
These lots are very desirable for husincss and
residence property, and are riglit among the
vineyards and IVuit growlng lands. Lands for
gardens, orchards and vineyards can be easily
obtained. The property will be sold at reason
able rates. . For further information apply to
J. M. PEUKA.
' l Bernalillo, N. Si.
Roberts & Wheelock
PRACTICAL
Ro gers, Plumbers,
: I AND '!
lABía HXOD V K! M. N
J 01$ WO UK A SPECIALTY.
r t vtfntiu, opjioslte lockhart &Co.t Eas
; Las Veifas
TANNERY
AND
Wool Pulling Establishment,
CHAS. PLEGAL, Prop.
Will tan all kinds of hides. On tho river op
,' pósito tho round house. . . .
LAS VEGAS, " ' . NEW MEXICO.
-yy M. H. PAGE, M. D., ' , j ',. : .
resident physician
to las vegas hot springs co.
' ' " OtoCE! No. 23BathITou9C.
Graduate of Harvard ünlversity; member óf
tho Buffolk District Mod. Society! of the Mass.
Med. Society and of tho American Med. Asso
ciation. , ,.i ... .,
A practicing physician nnd surgeon In Boston
for tho past twenty-eight yenrs, with tho excep
tion of about two yean spont In Europo for
tho advancement of professional knowlodgo,
and nearly the game timo in tho army during
the late war. . ; ,
LATE DISPENSARY PHYSICIAN; Surgeon
In tho MoRsaclutsctta General Hospital; SOLE
PHYSICIAN TO NICKEUSON'S HOME FOR
CHILDREN the past twenty-even years. Tho
City Physician of Boston, etc., etc.
Also member of the 8oe. of Arta 6f ' Insti
tuto of Technology; of the Massachusetts His-torieo-Genea
logical Society, etc, etc. .
Iato Ü. 8. Pension Surgeon nnd frequently
selected by tho Commissioner to pass upon the
more dillioult cases occurring in Now Eng.
land. i ,. ,
Often employed as a medical expert In 1m-
Íiortant cases by indirldtiids; Life Ins. Co.'s;
Ittilmud Co.'s; tho City; the Commonwealth
and the Uulted States. ,
A O. ROBBINS
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
l, AND ;,,
Q U E E N 8 WAR E
UNDERTAKING ORDERS PROMI' T.
LY ATTENDED TO.
Near the Bridge, Wett La Vega.
F
IRST CLASS
GEIIMAH BOARDING
At 4.5t per week. Apply to 3. A. GlelUman
next door to Frank Maier't neat market.
QEXTEK STREET
BAKERY AND LUNCH COUNTER
A full line of baker'í goods.' A firxt-clats hioch.
LAS YEGAd . , i EAST 8IDK.
I.
KlRriV.
DENTIST,
Zion Hill, lilancbard Street
JTICIIARD DLTÍX. (
NOTARY PUBLIC,
R1NCOX. ... NEW MEXICO.
-yy-ESr LAS VKGA9, '
i j LAND AGENCY
: ' ' JOHN CAMPBELL, :
lit Wcsciic's building.
L S VEGAS, ' - .- 'NEW MEXICO.
s
PATTY, !
; Manufacturer of '
TIN, COPPER :m
AND SUEKT-1KOX WARES ,
and dealer lu all kinds of
ill
COOIUSG ANG PARLOR STOVES
B1Í1DUE STREET, , ..... , r LAS VEGAS
J N FURLONG,
; PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER ',
POSTOFFICE. Bridge Street. LAS VEGAS.
Q FRANK ALLEN, , , , .';
DEPUTY . !,
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR.
Oivn Engineering and Surveying of all kinds
laiuiuu; anémica to. special attention
given to topographical maps
of
mining uisiricta.
A
LBERT 4t
If KRBER,
li;1
Proprietors ";.! '
. : BREWERY SALOON,
WEST SIDE SIXTH STKEET.
!"" ";;i'EMtLa Vega.;'
ur snuecr always oh Draught. Also Fine
Cigars, and
Whiskey, Lunch Counter In ron
nection
jyjRS. J. P. THEOBALD,
: DRESSMAKER, - - '
mast LAS VEGAS. "I ' - NEW MEXICO,
I First door north of Herbert's drug store.
cutting and fitting a specialty. French dry
vuwifiwH w uiucr. xue muies oi .Lifts
v vffws re iónica io can and gve me a trial,
JW. HANSON, ' I--'';' i
; l.l Manufacturar of .
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Shop third door cast of tho First National
Bunk, Bridge Street. ...i
J.
P. THEOBALD,
BOOT AND SHOE
Maker.
Repairing jH-omptly and neatly dono.
Col. Steele's former office
ond door north of Herberts Drug Store.
jo. Grand avenue. sec-
rpiIOS GIBBS, 1
' Manufacturer of '
, ' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mending done on Bhort notice nnd In irnnd
style,
All work
ruarunteed to give sutisfao-
North Side Plaza.
worit iruurun
tion,
yy G. WARD, ' v. . "
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
J B. BORDEN, !
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
On line of Street Railroad, east of Optic Block.
D
R. DuGRAW, ., , .
' DENTIST. .
Oflice over Herbert's Drug Store.
QET SHAVED AT THE '
PARLOR BARBER SHOP. '
BATHS ATTACHED. ' " ' '
CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS
yyrENK & bloomar's , .
BARBER SHOP
CENTER ST., 2d DOOR WEST OF. LOCKE'S
"'' Everything New und First Class. '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
M
US. BOBBIN'S SUMMERFIELD, 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.
jyi. H. 8. PEEBLES.
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEOK,'
Makes a specialty of Dermatology, or skin dis
ease.
Office: Two doors west of St Nicholas. ,
j jR. E. L. EPPERSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS, N. M. . .
OiHco two doors west of Post Office. '
Special attention given to diseases of theeye,
caruud rectum, ; i.,,
J. PETTIJOHN, M. D.,'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
i LAS VEGAS AND HOT SPRINGS.
Chronle Diseases and Diseasea of Females á
i j: . Specialty.
HOTSPItlNGS - - 8to 12A.M.
LAS VEUAS-Central Drag Store, to P. M.
jg a. sKiPwrrn; , . -. .;
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
f : Office,' Boom No. 7i'' t::-
. FIR9T NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. .,
K. A. FIBRE.
H. L. WARREN.
FISKE ft WARREN.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Santa Fo,
N. M., will practice in tho supremo and all
district courts in the Territory. Special atten
tion given to corporation casos ; also to Span
ish and Mexican grants and United States min
ing and other ittnd litigation before the courts
and United States -executive officers. . .' . - .
jgOSTWICK ft WHITELAW. '
ATTORNEYS ' AT ' LAW,
' , Office lq First Nat'l Bank Building, . .
,1 LA VEGAS, i V NEW MEXICO.'
yM. M. ' F1TZ-M AURICE, . ; j
: ATTORNEY AT LA W.
Silver Cut,
" New Míxico
' Businosa of every kind attended to la Grant
County.-' .. , , ; ;. ,, , ... n
LEE ft FORT, ' '' '"'"'' 's
ATTORNEYS AT LAW i ' '
- I (Office at Residence)
EAST LAS VEGAS - - H. M.
, ATToaNXY . jl. ':
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, J
And Dlfttrtct Attorney fur tba Twentieth Ju
dicial District f Texas. All kinds of business
attended to promptly.
Otnce: el paso, teaas.
whit
The Lightest Running Machine In the world
New Hd In perfect order.
WM. II. II. ALLISON, East Las Vegas.
made by going U FLECK'S and petting your
Clothes Kepaireu and Cleaned, iou
, . will find that most of your
' )' old suits can be
SUITS CLEANED Oil COATS, BOUND FOR
Repairing done at reasonable rates. Shop
next door to Biownlng's Real Estate Oflice,
East Las Vegas. .: F. 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,
hnrt & Co's.
Leavo orders at Lock-lO-iü-tf
BILLIARD
HALL:
O
CENTRE
STREET,
A full line of the Purest Imported Wines nnd
AVhiskies for family nnd medical purposes.
MINERAL CITY STAGE LINE.
NEW, COMPLETE, QUICK.
' Runs to Mineral City, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Returns ultcrnuto days. Plenty
of time at either city for prospecting or busi
ness. Fare, $2.00 each way; Round trip, $3.50
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. C. BLAKE
Manufacturer and Denier In
LAS VEGAS, ; - . : NEW MEXICO.
'' Seuth Sido of Plaza,
Carriage Trimming Done to Order.
LAS VEGAS MFAT MARKET
F. I. HOOPER, Prop'r
; ;'. , (Successor to H. E. Fraley.) , -
Will keep constantly on hand Beef, Mutton,
Pork, Sausago and Bolog-nn, nlso Fresh Butter
nnd Eggs. Railroad trade solicited. Moat de
livered to any part of the city. .
For Sale or Rent. .
Restaurant fixtures, complete, for $400, tho
building for rent nt $60 per month, or both for
rent at $75 per month. This is the liest loca
tion for a restaurant In the city and is now
doing a fine business. Inquire of Calvin Fisk,
real estate sgont, Optic Block, East Las Vegas.
10-5-tf ,-. , . .. ... .
D
IRE SAW MILLS
-or-
R. W. WOOTTENfr CO.
Send all Orders to
Leave orders witq Lorenzo Lopez or fit the
Mill.
e Saw Mills
i o' ,.
-AND !!;; .,.....-,
dumber irARn
T. Romero &, Son.
CJ-Loave your orders at the store (rftS ''! '.'
1 T. Romero ft 8on. ', . '
Las Vegas.
New Meiioo.
NEW HACK LINE
. .; tji ..; i ' to'-- "i ) )'.'-!'' ' ;'
TTTT1 HOT BPZUXfGfil
I hereby announce to the public' thnt I hare
established a new hack lino to the Springs.
Moderate charges and careful drivers. . Orders
left at Talbot's llTery stable will bo promptly
attended to. , WILL FERINGTON.
'0 Ji KELLY,
; ; ÍSnecessoj1 to Blake ft Kelly) !
Sfannraetnrer and Dealer Im: :u
SADDLES & HARNESS
'' Carriage Trimming to Úrdsr. ,
.no T
n . v.:,!!t't -On Front Street. í; IJ' '
NXW ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.
E3"
SADDLES
HARNESS
O. R. BROWNING-
EAST LAS VEGAS. W. It.. " ' -
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
RKPRE8ENT8
The Oldest, th
Largest, the
Organ-! .
sed.
Name of Company.
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17J0
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1H58
1W9
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17H
1H7
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1H75
1KOW
18T6
iMutual Life
Liverpool, lyonaon na uiooe....i
Home nre insurance company.
London Assurance Corporation. .
Phoenix
Queon
Springfield F. AM
Commercial Union
Insurance Co, of North America.
Linn ;
Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Association
North British ft Mercantile
Hniuburg-Magdeburg
IHSTSTJ- RAITCB IS
Jacob Gross,
A. M. Blnekwcll,
Gross, Blackwell & Co;
Successors to OTERO, SELLAR ft CO.
-. Wholesale Dealers In , 1 ; '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
.. . , ,-r - ' r
,. ; , , Manufacturers' Ayr tits and (i r-'. V:
Forwarding anil Commission Merchants
ON LINE OF A. T. ft S. F. RAILROAD,, SJ
East Las Vegas - New ÜVTexico.
KOLLOCK & COOPER
: ; ' i 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL '
PEODUOE DEAL EES
; Poultry , Eggsi Bniter, Etc.; '" ' ' '
Iiooated at tlio Old .clftxsxs X2acxrosfii OfBoo
CORNER GRAND AVENUE AND SIXTH STREETS,
EASTLÁS VEGAS, ' : NEW MEX.
. L. HI3ST
Successor to
DEAIER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hour s, Day and Night. -LOOKIILAJIT
BIiOOBEAST LAB VEGAS
DUNLAP & WINTERS,
Successors to Herbert & Co. .
DEALERS IN . -
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
PrescriptionstCarefully Compounded. -- ' ;
Northwest Corner of the Plaza, Las Vegas.
IT IS NO USE TO SEND EAST FOR FINE
GOODS, AS
H. EOMEEO & BEO.
V j v l .'i i v ' HAVE JUST KECEIVED A VERV FINE STOCK OF ' ' '-! K'- J
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
-INCLUDING-
Brocade Silks, Velvets, Satins, Tassels, Cassimeres
: . t ' (Of All Colors) ; . -''r--"
Fine Washington Cloth, Momie cloth, Silk Bunting
(Of all color?.)
Ladies' Fren c
AND
Fine
GARPET DEPARTMENT !
Our Carpet Dopnrtment is complete in the latest and most benatiful designs. We Invite
Inspection of our stock. - ,:
HALF-WAY SAW MILL,
; - J. II. OVERIIULIA Proprietors, "
Ten miles from Las Vegas, on the Gallinas
A SPLENDID ROAD
Planed and Unplaned Lumber of all Kinda Kept Constantly on Hand and '
- - Made to Order. r ''.-xT
Stock Taken in Exchange for Lumber.
S y SUÜ W E R IHI U S E
EAST LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO
ThlshoQse is bran-new end has been elognnUy ftirnlsheil throughout.' Tlie 8nmner 1 fir
class house Id cery respect, and guests will be entertained In the best possible mauncr aud
reasonable ratej i ij k? iJ '- .. . ' '' --,v
G-EilOT) YIEW HOTEL
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r-.-T - LAS VEOAS, NEW MEXICO. , - ,. ' " ;íí;:f .Tj;
! .-erf r
AThé Best Accommodations tliat
HATES Per day, $2.00
TO ;A.:NX FROM
Telephone for Realdencea.
Telephonoa will bo placed in private bouses
nt tho rate of per nnnnm. Application can
be made at tho Ban Miguel National Bank.
10-STtf A. (i. HOOD. Manairor.
For a fino line of ladies' dress goods,
gente clothing, boys' clothing, dry
goods, hats and caps, boots ana shoes,
groceries, queensware, glassware, etc.,
go to T. Romsro & Son's. ll-6-8t
Imsuranee Co's.
J Location.
Asset.
IÑewVork ...
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8,217,11 W
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ifw ior
London
'Hartford
(Liverpool
Ispjlngfield, Mas.
I.ond n.
Philadelphia
London
Philadelbnia
London
London
Hamburg, Germany
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PKOT ECTION".
A. CHtixkloii.
Herbert fr Co.
Also a full lino of
h K id Shoes
Bonnets.
can be Found in the Territory.
; per week:, 7.00 to J9.00
t
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ALL TRA-IISTS.
' fresh Oyatera ;' vr ;. .
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at Philips & Milli
gans1 on Centre street. Also fresh fish
twice each week. 9-16-lm
Best
Go to A. O. Robbins' for furniture. '
He has the largest and most complete
stock in the Territory. 12-1-tf