Las Vegas daily gazette., December 11, 1881, Image 4

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DAILY (íf ZfrfTE
SUNDAY. DKCEMBER Í1.1S81.
'JAarTTBULr.4SIXUH.
business for the pant week has been
A New York Qrapluc artist U In the
-ity - - "v1.': 'M-V,
I. K. Nelson left for White Oaks yes
A telephone exchange is being put
Into Trinidad. w f
Kvvudifferiitrrejigiiuit; enorniiia
5iiié holil (rricts tÓ-day. j ' J
Pat Garrett fefr yertt-rday with the
prNoner, Quilian.Jor Henrietta, Texas.
The Wallace sisters commence ineir
I .engagement i.it. BacballXTUesday
evening.
.Ovl'ho Alvln Jo coTHÍai.Y. now play-.
ing in Arizona, is billed for banta re on
the 10th.
Á conipaiiy ban been organized at So-
1 1 ' .1. Mj J ' .ItO tuataiJ
corro lo an )iir cu uwu njim " ""
The capital stock is f 100,000. ,, , , , ,
Locke &' Bond, served ! a'.splendid
lunch at their' elegant club rooms last
night which was largely patronized.
..;Ncw gojxU ior the holiday trade are
received daily. Our merchants are ex
pecting a large trade for Christmas' and
'-New Yeáfs.'-ii 'fluoij.jo ,., Mi'
Mr. Lyons, of V. II. Burnett & Co.,
gas-flUers and plumbers, whay are to
occupy the room i jw.t iwth ot the Ban
'Migtiél Wnk,wift feár'í Itrtr "Ksnsas'City
in a vvnnk or so to' iavr in a stock of
goods. i . ,;;,.! .,r. . i... vi-l-'N; I r..T! :
N. C, Arnold, the bail jumper, slip
- ped off the train yesterday nt . Newton,
'' Kahsas','ah(T will 'probably he -seen ne
more. His bondsmen feel terribly blue
over the matter, and' would like to get
r hold 'of him' for ábout a Tnimite.',
The ' American hoíisé,' directly oppo
1 site the depot, and under the manage
ment of Mrs. M. A. Maxwell, is becom
i incr ft nnniilar í tonniiií? nlueu. Mrs,
Maxwell looks cafefnlly after all de-
Dartments of. the hotel and sees that
everything is kept. in proper order
Guests will be sure of comfortable
treatment there.
- '-Messrs. ÁA. and-;'Ji IX. - Wise J are
gradually getting down to business
In another column they spread their
first advertisement, in which they offer
some desirable propepty for sale a In
addition, they have for disposal a num
ber of valuable lots in the growing town
of White Oaks. We were shown the
advance sheets of., their .leal Eslate
' and Business Index, which will bo
verv handsome publication, and a
credit to Las Vegas.
V
. . A 4'orreapiindent'fi Opinion f f be
1 ' Fiesta de flttiuIaiupV ' ' '
, El Paso, I) fx-. 8th. 1881
Las Vegas Gazette.
A stranger arrivins; here to-day would
say that there was no other town in the
southwest, or indeed anywhere- with
one half the life and buáinesa activity
But this is largely owing to the influx of
people brought here - by curiosity to
know what the Mexican "Fiesta of Saní
ta Gupdalupe" is like. . This is the
opening day and a disinterested observ
cr would say it was very 'like an affair
gotten up for the especial benefit of
gamblers and whisky dealers. Both
classes are here in iull force t with the
usual force of confidence men, thieveS
and rogues; ";
The. "fiesta" is really ( nothing more
this year than a speculation gotten up
by parties in. Paso del Norte to fleece
, the innocent who are, attracted, here by
j. the posters iind fid verüseru.ejits( scatter
ed over the country. The whole affair
is simply a prolonged drinking and
gambling carnival.
; r The.j aujimals sectitcd $ for -the vbull
' fights are I suAóranniiafeáiot Joi work
stock, whoso trembling limbs have
scarce brought them from the ranch
the river. Thera is really not, a Square
fight in a gross of them, and as was re
marked by a Texas cow-boy yesterday,
"a good American calf would stampede
the lot." The bull fights, which aré
relied on to draw - the crowd will be
found to bé a rl diculous farce.calculat
cd perhaps, to make the "groundlings'
laugh in derision: but the "judicious,1
who come to see a real bull fight, will
return home to grieve. , .
The number of arrivals thus far, is
rather qisaupoihtyng to the managers
' but the town is pretty full of - the class
above and more of the same kind com
' ing.; ' The "birds of prey" outnumber
the victims. , : i i. ., v
'The weather U inaguilicent,, but the
oldest inhabitants predict a storm soon
and indications point that way to the
weatherwise. y
, , , .. ... :. , . Guadalupe.
, i Lm Vea-as Coal and t'obo Company.
i . i The company is composed of F. A.
Blake, L. H. Blythe and. G. P. Conklin
.all active, sterling business men. They
propose to engage in the business large
ly and keep constantly, on hand an
abundance of coal and coke (to supply
the whole town. The office will be on
Lincoln avenue, opposite Lockhnrt
' Co s. The coal shute is on the track.
They hare obtained the right to all the
coke made by the gas company. They
will keep from fifty to one hundred tons
of coal on hand always and purchasers
can pe supplied on snort notice.
A lh Nirlholq Ihe Caroouato Flell.
Á letter to Mr. Whiteman of this city
i atates that Col.' rope bad, just arrived at
White Oaks City and stated that at a
depth of 257 feet in the carbonate fields
he had Btruck. a. new't formation and
pounded up a half an ounce Of - it' It
nearly all amalgamated with quick sil
ver. ( It is nearly pure silver and to the
knowing few it is considered . the big
gest thing yet struck in the way of min
ing!0 If the conjecture of Col. Pope i
correct Iá reference to the extent of this
.Uvdepoaita LendviUoi lyiD Mlíb a
comparison.
Thmmmé t Dollar Erpea!r4 for
'jlr laoprovontBl.
Work on the Hot Springs property is
being carried forward at a rapid rate.
It is estimated that there are now about
one hundred and twenty men engaged
ou the worksi .'
The ' new 1 hotel, ! containing in the
neighborhood of two hundred and
twenty-five rooms, is rapidly nearing
eompletioii.Ii Everything is" completed
but a few attic rooms, and the finishing
touches on the,, line,, work. To walk
through those, largfuj halls it jnakespne
thiákJhcy re 'ia sotne large building
in ft metrópoli.' Al bowling alley aad
a large billiard hall are provided on the
first tíooT. A large -room, also to be
used as a ladies billiard hall, has been
set apart for 1 hat special purpose.
, The entire buildipg is to be hunted by r
steam, furnished by two large boilers. T
These boilers arrived yesterday and
will be putin place in the new stone
engine houe as soon ai it is completed
Which' Will be in a few weeks.' "The
steam pipes, for heating purposes ex
tend ta the very attic.
( -One Of the principal beatified of .' this
building is the fact that it has no rooms
cut off from the .sunlight. The rooms
are alKwell aired and lighted both from
without and - from- the spaciou halls
The five eseapet are alt soflicieht and
in case of hre, which is not at all liable
to happfen, fiopnó neéd iuffet-j
Mr. freu Harvey is furnishing the
house in a" very expensivoj manner; be-1
ing -on -til same'Htylt as the Palmer
house, Chicago, is furnished. The fur
niture alone , is estimated at : $75,000.
The queenswarei has been1, manufac
tured especially for the hotel and bears
the inscription of J'Hot Spring jm the
ottom. ; i, i i
A large laundry ,has been completed
eat the; principa' hotelThis i is;quite
"large buildind "-Consisting t)f three
rooms below, where the machinery for
jrashingi.;tt..b!'-Dlaecd, and the sec
ond" floor is' ti be" used for sleeping
apartments1 for those employed in the
t Extensive preparations for beautify
ing the -grounds this spring are being
made. The water works are completed
and will furnish an abundance of water
for irrieratifier' buiDosesJas also for ex-
tinguishing fire in case it should break
out. The reservoir has a capacity of
690,000 gallons. This reservoir is said
to be a number of feet higher than the
hotel. Thus water can be thrown to
any part of the building.
Dr. Page, 'the company's physician,
is contemplating a number of import
ant improvements for the comfort and
convenience) the -sick. uThé doctor
is comfortably situated in a suite of
rooms in the bath house. i ? ,
. Stable; with .the.capacity for: accom
modating fifty horees will soon be com
menced. f'y ,1' ;? ;i 'ri v'
Everything is life and activity in and
about the .Springs, and ere. long they
will be one of lha finest summer resorts
in the west. .
i. i f RAILWAY REVIEW.
C A. Mitcheli's family arrived yes
terday from TopukáJ '; H 'i o 'HI
A workman in the yard had the little
finger of his left hand taken off while
coupling cftrái. yefiiérdayi al IS ,4 U :
The through travel on t jio"Á." T. & S.
i. to ana irom uautornia increases
each. day.4r iEvery berth on both trains
were taken yesterday. ' - ? i
v. w. liorst lias resigned ins posi
tion with the A. T. & S. F. to accept
the appbmtménf'as superintendent of
the Denver & Rio Grande railway.
ine engineers ana conductors are
making extensive preparations for the
grand ball to be given Tuesday even
ing, December 27th. , They intended to
have ine use of Schmidt's hall for the
occasion, but Lockhart & Co. have it
cram,;full f stock.fand the boys had
better be looking around for other quar
ters.-, K.J - i - i r ' , '
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The Race.
-The contest of speed between , Gor
don's thoroughbred colt andvE. De
woese's horse came off yesterday after
noon at the Springs track. -The race
was a quarter of a niile dash, $500 per
side. Watrous, en riiasse, came down
like a wolf on the fold and bulldozed
Las Vegas by offering to bet two vdol
lárs to one on the Dcweese pony, tí This
of course, was a very discouraging fea
ture . to begin with, but -those men
seemed to know their horse and backed
him with their money.
The crowd was quite large, among
whom wero Vumbw ; p( ladies,! who
came out to witness the contest. After
a tedious delay of, several hours,' the
horses got off well together, the pony
leading the Gordon horse from the very
start. Both animals ran well, but the
pony kept his advantage and won. the
race easilyr- The heat was made in ex
actly twenty seconds.., Bets were freely
oneieoin invor oi jiie ueweese- iiorse,1
but the distance was considered too
short by., the .backers of the Gordon
horse, This horse is a '.thori)hhbre(i
and one of the best blooded animals in
the Territory and should never be run
for less. than half milo -or; poUe ' Beats.
He 1 is-'highstru'ug, ' nervous' and long
winded, and hardly gtts down to busi
ness' at the end of a "quarter mile heat:
The race was greatly enjoyed by
those, in Attendance! and a jockey, club
should at once be--formed. The mak
ing a new race course nearer .the city
Woald be "one of the best improvements
that could be made. Money . thus ex
expended would be of great benefit to
he city and, finally ,to the. Territory, as
the turf Is tas only sure róad to Jmprov
edsiock: ' - P ji k " ' '
Watrous won, and thé boys who came
overfcel good over the viptory. ; .
T .....i"' ' . ' ' "!;;." I i..
The Brush electric light Is being used
very successfully in Topeka.
gPCRNOXAi.?
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Pete-Maxwey is up from Sumner.
Arthur Bray is up from Socorro
again.
Mrs. T. I. Mills started for New York
yesterday. ., .;,!.; , "
Chas. Brumley leaves to-morrow for
Silver City.; ! -fie
S. M. Taliaferro, Watseka, Ills., is at
the Sumner-
H. L. Draper, of Raton, is quartered
at the National Ilotel.; j f Q f m o Q
P. II. Young, El Paso, stopped at the
St. Nicholas ycrterday.
, James Cainpbell, flhe stockmanfrom
the Pan h a j idle is i n.tow a . .
Hon. Juah Delgado, Territorial Treas
ier, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Herley, Prescott, Arizona, reg
istered at the Sumner yesterday. ! C
í JÍ E. Everett and wife,BostdnMass., '
are quartered at the Depot Hotel
John Doherty, of Mora, was looking
after business maiters in town yester-
Mrs.' Dr. Pettijohn returned yesterday
from a several months1 visit to friends
in the East. ,.
Judge Downs came
.. -v ft rrn r( i
over from Santa
Fe yesterday, and went at once to the
Hot Springs. ' n'j'i'f; , i:
John Mack, Hoboken, N. J ., came in
yesterday and engaged quarters at the
St Nicholas. 'a i --
.... ? n ;n ;.
E. B. Táylor, the courteous proprietor
of the Railroad House, San Marcialu is
in the cltv. 5 :'l ' ' ' J u- : -; ' :;.
rj. R. Lauditt and J.' Mi Cavanausrh.
SÍ.? Paul, Minn., registered at the Depot
Hotel yesterday.
Harry Kelley.ontfjof Gross, Black-
well & Co.'s boys,' has returned from a
business trip South. . ., . , , r ,. , ...
- Henry - Schneider, -- the Trinidad
brewer, amved yesterday and engaged
board at thé Sumnef. (I ' J
Trinidad Roméro bought a ticket for
Paso del Norte yesterday, and went
down to sue the show.
J: B.s Rice, of Watrous; - was in'' the
city yest'erday.i n0 is preparing to em
bark in amercantileenterprise.fi
F. D. Locke, "of Locke & Bond, starts
East to-day for an extended visit dur
ing the holidays with old friends.
Hugo Knell, of rthe Chapman Hall,
Starts to-day for? Berlin, .Ontario, on a
months' visit to friends arid relations.
Tom Hughes, of the Albuquerque Jour
nal, returned from Topeka yesterday.
He had a pleasant and successful trip.
' M.' Holzman; Pueblo, II. Hibbon, To
peka and S. M. Taliaferro, Watseka,
registered at the Grand View yesterday
- D.-D. Cody, wife and children, ar-
rivetHroni Grana Uvapias, Alien., yes
terday1," and-look rooms at the Depot
Hotel. ... -K,
Price Lane, the manager of the Tel
ephone 'Exchange, is looking after it
closely and : making many ;i improve
mentsi 'X " ;; -h Y
E. W.. Sebben, the real, estate and
renting agent,' starts oñ to-days' At
lantic Express for Stratford. Ontario,
to spend- a month , with his folks . it
home, i f" J
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Dr. J... C. Pettijohn, cousin of Df.
Pettijohn, of this city, arrived on yes
terday's Pdciiicj Express." lile intends
to spend some time, looking around the
country, and if suited with the country
will, likely Jocateheco. J j
N. F. Cook, -a cattle man - from
Springer, was in town yesterday :- He
is with Porter & Cloutlner atpnnger.
Mr. CooKtanie aown, foivthi purpose
of getting a bunch of cattle of Browne &
Manzauaresy which will bo driven to
his.ranch in a few daj's. ,. .
The name of the Las Vegas Holiday
Greeting,, announced . a few days ago,
has been -changed to the New Mexican
Monthly Magazine. The " first number,
now in press, promises to be an excel
lent one; ' ' 1 'Vi n;'r- '
-Have you bought
your winter, suit?-? if
not glance over -these
prices.,. All .wool chev
iot suits, reduced from
$24- to $20P Scotch
plaid suits., reduced
from $20 to $18. Fan
cy cassimere suits re
duced irom $20jo;$18
fine blue beayefrsuits
reduced : froiií A$35 V to
$32, elegant cassimere
suits reduced irom
$22 to $T8fine;1liagi
'óñallsüits reduced
from $25te $22.Boys,
clbthiñff iri l endless va-
duced prices. Ev-
eryaot oil itheseJwere
made this season;
they are' fresh arid de
sirable,' but-JveT rnust
reduceiourtqck before
taking inventory and
lárg tlines, of B eroods
must go at once re
gardless df cost.
isidor; stern, ;; j
" "West Las Vegas.
Í00TIIEN WA1ITÍ1D!
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To work on the Water
works Trenches at
west Las Vegas;wages
$2.00 per day. Apply
on tJie..works. .,, .
Russell' & - Alexander.
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Jé Ji A.
-WE SELL-
rCTTT'F
D tLL k UU b
íüíiíiw hwm 1
Vienna Rolls
f.is.l.l -tr.lt-.' ..!,!.:'! -.,.' i i ! .Í! 1; . . ...
French Bread
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GRAHAM BREAD
Roundtree, Grocer on Halfway Hill
Austin, Grocer.,, '! "f?i"
Bennett & Co., Grocers,' Grand "Ave
Segura, Grocer, in Old Town
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
'a.
, t-TRY ÜUJÍ-
llihois' Flour
BELL & CO.
PLÁZA GROCERS & BAKERS.
Boston Brown Bread.
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AlM'i&vJr iHWISE
Real í Estate,5 Rental
Aaénts
SUMNER HOUSE BLOCK.
Look At Our Bargains !
Twelve Hundred Dollars
Will buy a house and lot on Main street, cen
trally located. Hon so has four rooms, (food
collar, coal house, wood house, etc. Furniture
for sale with property,
' One Hundred and fifty Dollars
Each wlli buy Hrst-class' lois in Uosenwald &
Co's addition. We have two or three excellent
bargains in this addition.
. ' One Thousand Dellars ;
Is all we ask for a house, lot and furniture, on
Douglass avenue. This property is cheap at
$1,500. ,
Three Thousand Five Hundred '
Dollars will buya house and two loats on the
corner of slain and Sixth. Brick house, eight
rooms, two lots. Being situate as it is on the
corner of two principal streets of the elty.
makes it desirable and cheap. -
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
. We have two centrally located business lots
irontlng on Grand avenue near Center street.
These lots will be in the market for a few days
at (450 each. Here is a chance to get good bus
lucss lots very cheap, . ,
Twelve Hundred Dollars .
Will pay for two of the best business lota on
Dbuglasa avenue. These lots are located on
the corner and will double in value in the next
six months. '
EightyFlve Dollars
A piece will buy two well located lots Ib Buena
y fita addition. ;,. m t
' ' One Hundred aad Fifty Dallara
will purchase a lot fronting on Grand avenue.
These lotsare near Inter-Ocean street, and are
a bargain. We have six of them. Call and
look nt the lots in the next few days if you want
bargains."1 f.,..i tv ",?:' í...r- i..-.
:! One Thousand Dallara r - "J
is dirt cheap for a house, five rooms, good st
blo, three lots, centrally located on Fourth
street .This property must be Bold soon or it
will be out of the market.
, .Sixteen Hundred Dallara .,
Will buy a house and two lots on Fourth street.
House has six rooms, hall pantry and closet.
Partan time it deslced, Thia property is finely
located
Twelve Hundred Dollars.
Will make you owner of a newly and well con
structed bouse on Douglass avenue. House
hus throe rooms and clothes presa. Uniraprov
ed lot in this yioiutty Ara being disposed of at
rrmiri9.M J Si j fii
Othairyroperty i Vo th(j city. 5 Calj and
Look Out
. Column
For Bargains In this
If you want your proporty sold quick, plaoo
it onour books.
1 . -l t .'.Ai'ii ' hi .1 : ' i '(
J. IL WISE,
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& Miné Agts
SUMNER HOUSE BLOCK.
Fancy Groceries
t.'l i
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IvllKllliS
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..... .v For .Your. .. ;
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
TEAS. COFFEES,
frú M ci 1 1 If A
Tobacco s Cigars
V if
'"" a full stock of fresh . ' ;
Eggs rand Butter
Bacon, Dried Beef, etc. Corner of Grand Av
!. r. enue and Sixth Street, East Side.
uao:..-"i-.'-.:,
AND ..... , "
THR PLACE TO BUY PRKRENT8
AT LOWEST PRICES
l.ÍL '13 AT J- - K-.
i'j'i i Railroad Avenue, hi fi
Opposite Gross, Blackwell: & Co,
$50 WORTH $50
. .... .. .
- Every five dóllífrs
worth of goods' pur
chased ai Jaría Bros.
from December -3rd
erititles the : purchaser
to a 1 1 c k e t for a
chaiice in a nice ladies'
fur set, , ,minkr ., worth
$50., To be drawn
December 24th.
Jaffa Bros.
BACA HALL
ONE WEEEK ONLY.
'COMMENCING ,
Tuesday, Dec. 13th.
.i-': ' - '
Engagement oj the beautiful and accomplish
ed little actresses
JE
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And
MISS MAUD WALLACE
Supported by the
FIFTH - AVENUE-COMEDY CO.
l .A W Ji.....',..
f In thq latest New York Sucoesses., .
Admission 75c. and $1.00.
iT'f"
Keserred seats' for sato at thé Postoffice
Book Store.
i FEAST OF
"XT1 'x ,Jí " ' '
E?AS0,1X i J 'MEXICO.
i '. y' ,a p.: . .!....,!; t i..
Commencing December 8th and extenning to
t the . uames, Music, and Indian Dances.
BULL FIGHTING
Commcmctnir December Utta.
;.; " ( .'. I'M!' -'I' !'! t -i ' 1 M Í t -
ROUND'1 TRIP - TICKETS
From all points along the A. T. it 8. F. sold at
Half rate, good till Dec. 81st
CHRISTMAS
IIOVELTIES
Jeffairo's
MISS
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The Largest Olothing- House
Hf THE TERRITORY,
SELLING AT THE LOWEST PI'ICES AND KEEPING THE
F I N EST ASSORTM ENT
IS
ni
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Boston
WE RECOGNIZE"" " "
. t I i AND PROPOSE TO LEAD THE SEASON IN -
MMP PRICES
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sbíbínois. believing
IiOOKHART tftj CO.
Las Vegas,
( Vi
Wholcsalo and
:
STOVES &.
Keep the largest stock of Lumber, Sash, Doors,
llás Opened the Largest
fttfOTS-r ASJD: SHOES
77 i I T'i
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; WHOLESALE AND liETAIL, EVER BROUGHT TO NEWMEXICO. ;
U. Howison, Manager
The Attention of Dealers is allud to this Stock. Work Done to Order.
L.ZXjiX1.0X9
LEE & WOSTERZDL
FASHIONABLE ;
MERCHANT TAILORS
Cnry a lame and complete stock of piece goods
' - suits in tho latest style. Cleaning and
, , o ' at short notice. Call and see us.
EAST LAS VEGAS,
O.K. BIIOWNINO, IDWAIII) HENRY, C. F. ALI.EN
! s . . i j ; ) . i -.
'.. j of- 1 ' ;- - '' .
C. R. BROWNING
Old and Reliable !
Established in 1879.
Office Lincoln Street, near Grand Avenue
i Unimproved lots and property for salo
in all parts of the city, at prices from
$50 to $1,600.
Improved Business and Residence
property at prices from $450 to $20,000.
. .Property in Las. Vegas Town Corn
par, y's Lands. ' ,
Property in Rosenwald's Addition.
V. Property in Roscnwald & Co.'s! Addi
tion. . !'
Property in Blanchard & Co.'s Addi
tion. ,
Property in San Miguel Town Site
Co.'s Addition. -vi ,-r
- Property in Raynold's Addition. -
- Property in Las Vegas Hill Site Co.'s
Addition. j
Property in Buena Vista Addition. ' J
Embracing Property in the following
Blocks: ' "
'A" 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
14,10,1V, 19,-22, 24r 26, 29r 80,
31, 40, and elsewhere. "
Property in both East and West Las
Ranch Property in B&n Miguel and
other counties, p fe Í
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: bn.ü Vi. -Ai mq
Office open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Budweiaer beer at Billy'i. 5-6-tf
ÍMLÍjüIAIIj
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House
New Mexico.
' I ! r. f, Si r I
Retail Dealer In
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FURNITURE
Blinds, Paints, Oils and Glass In the Territory.
and Best Assoitol Stock ot i (.-
I'. 1 '1 I. . ' i ) I i -1 ! I ) !M
EAST 3 VEGAS.
and trimmings and aro propared to put un
repairingr a specialty. Work done
Opposite Lockbart's Block, '
- - NEW MEXICO
JONES & CO.
Have just opened a Large and Complete
Stock of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
AND FINE
Everything Now and Fresh and sold at
"Bed Rock Prices"
Second Door East of Bank Building, on
BRIDGE ST., LAS VEGAS
American House
MRS. 31. A. MAXWELL, Prop'tress.
A Good Table, Clean Rooms and the BcHt
Beds in Town. ; Open all nl(bt long.' Í
! tj ';, n i. u f i : U if m U I)
Railroad Avenne, Opposite , Depot.
Dally St ajee anal Kx presa Line.
Between Cimarron and Springer. Ieaves
Cimarron at Ta. m. and arrives at Springer at
11 a. m. Leaves Springer at 1 p. m. and ar
rives at Cimarron at 5 p. m. will carry pas
sengers cheaper tbun any other line.
j ) (1)1 ) ' M 1 ' ' - i Proprietor.
Telephones for Residences.
Telephones will bo placed In private houses
at the rate of 50 per annum. Application can
be made at toe San Miguol National Bank,
s IO-37tf a.' i v (j, HOOD, Manager.
JRANCIS BEIGEU, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofllce at the adobo house on Main street, back
of the St. Nicholas Hotel. Office hours from
10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. , 4 t
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" Six varieties new figs at Cooper' s
caady factory. 20-lw.
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