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DAILY GAZETTE
J. H. KOOCLER, Editor.
.Af OF SUBSCRIPTION
Dally, 1 yer ,
Dally, i mouths.
..io no.
II Ml.
Dally, I month i w
. Dt'fiTereibyrn1ertonyprtorihrpy.
Wfwklv. I mi -1
Weekly. Ciii'iitbf 1 B.
For Advertising Rato apply to J . II, Ko-iylcr
K'liiuraixl Proprietor.
. J 1 -
Ought tm Hv Bera raxball.
It wm a iwnii maiden went lorth to rde.
And there wa W(x:cr t puce by h-r ld-;
llith -r-f walilll',aiidberwasuutgb,
II - thmigbl ht ung I wa npin the sky;
HM vi- wow gn-ut, though bid wit wam.dl;
He Itail bT ride () ami that was nil,
The very hi 'rM' ln-gan to tulgb
lliiiiif thi-ir iHtttTo bad naught to nay.
Ttii' rlo Inclín ami they rode by oak,
They nidi' by a churchyard, and then hi- spoke'
"My pretty maiden, If you'll agree,
Vim shall alway s ramble through life with me."
The dnni-H-I answered hiin never a word, '
t till kU-ki iltheirray iiiHre.andaway shonpurred.
The mmt followed tx-hind tbo Jade,
ml ciijnyrd liken wooer-thediiMt bo made.
Tli.-y rude through iihmm, and they rode through
moor
Tlie gullunt la-bind and the lass beforc-r x
At last Ihi-y eame toa miry plat.
And there the sad wooer goveup the chaw.
tjuoihhe, "If my nag wen- better to ride.
I'd follow her over the world so wide;
O, It is not my love that begins to fall,
But I've lost Ihe glimpse of the (fray mare's
tnll!" ' ,
WARXIXft OF NOETUEBN.
V, 15. Ha.en, chief signal officer oí
the United States Army, ha instituted
a system of signals for northers His
il:m embrace a? system of warnings
fr northers, to be carried Into execu
tion by eo-opcration of railroads trar
ersing the districts subject to such
storms, will be at once instituted by the
Signal Service. '
When northers aro apnroachingthese
districts, notifications will be tele
graphed to central stations on Ach co
operating railroad, to be 'thénce 'dis
tributed by the central station to deslg-
unteil tmints aloiisr the liner I each
road.
Telegraphic expenses incident to the
service between this office and the cen
tral stations, and all expenses incurred
for mirchasc of bulletin boards, bulle
tins, stationery, etc
J his office.
The distribution of warnings, as here
in contemplated from the central sta
tion, will be made by each railroad and
without expense to this office.
The service on the AÁT. & S. F. will
be at the following stations where bul
letins will be posted:
. Atchison, Burlinganie, Ci minaron,
Kansas, Carbondale, Dodge City, Eni
poria, Florence, Great Bend; Hutchi
son, Kinsley, learned, Newton, Peabody,
Sterling, Syractnso, lie Sota Junction,
LawrenccÓlathe and Wichita, Kansas,
Trinidad, Granada, Las Animas and
Pueblo, Colorado.
This docs not .embrace Las Vegas, but
it is (iiite important that it should, as
from here by means of the daily papers
notice could be readily transmitted to
the Panhandle of Texas and along the
Pecos valley, two of the most important
stock growing sections in the West.
The ommissiou. of Las Vegas is
a serious mistake, as from here" the,' fa
cilities are such as to give information
to a wider range of country than from
any other. Wo will try and induce Gen
eral Hazcn to remember us and place a
bulletin board at our depot
44 Xew Kwdco Meen Mid cowa, arer
age12, ta
We also sold for Messrs. E. J. and
J. E. Tempi?:
331 New Mexico Keen, average 1,020,
Ot 8.65.
0 New Mexican steers average 1032
( 3.05.
"The Messrs Temples' cattle arrived
a few days before Dorsey and Gray's
and during rainy weather, consequently
could not show to ' advantage. They
would have brought more had the
weather been good. Cattle this fall
have beeu from nfty cents to one dollar
per hundred higher than last year. The
cattlo from New Mexico have been in
tine coudition and found quick sale on
our market We think in future New
Mexico will turn off as good cattle and
better than some other cattle countries
west of us. -The shipments this season
from the prairies is about over. Cattle
that can be shipped to this market early
next season will bring big prices, in
fact we think they will bring higher
prices all of next year than they brought
this, as very few cattle are being led
this winter throughout the cattle feed
ing districts on account of short crops.
Irwin, Allbm & Co.
Sew ami Press.
, Urorerlea for Laa Vega.
llennett & Co. have opened a large
stock of groceries in same room with
California meat market on Sixth street.
A full line of canned goods, teas, bak
ing powder, spices, flour, crackers.but
ter, eggs and vegetables. Go there for
anything you want. . 13-8-lw
Mrs. J. B. Baker & Co. have just re
ceived a fancy lot of Christmas toys,
toilet mats, liffht kid gloves ana also
Dlaale feeataamat, mt Eaat
Yrgaa.
This house has always on hand
best the market affords. Oysters,
the
fish
and wild game a specialty. Orders for
balls and parties solicited. Bill of fare
from ten to thirty per cent, less than
the same meals can bo had in Chicago
or St. Louis, and put up in equally as
good style. Call and be convinced.
' 11-19-lw
lleniember that atT. Romero & Son's
you will tind an immense stock of goods
from which to select, and they are
selling at bottom prices. ll-6-3t.
Smoke Bell of Las Vegas at
Billy's.
M holeitnle Liquor.
The finest brands of wines, liquors
and cigars can always be found at
lieisu & 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 ligures.
Buy your groceries at T.
Sons.
11-5-tf
&
Romero
ll-Ü-3t,
Smoke Billy's Choice at Billy's.
Sutfin's addition.
The candy factory is now open, and
is turning out the finest candy ever
light
the celebrated Fos
hair and furnishine goods. Also1 a
shownin this city.
LasVegas.
9- 28-tf
Fine venison at
market, East Side
proprietors.
Center street. East
W. XJooper,
Proprietor
the California meat
Foster & Dames
11-27-lt.
piIRST CLASS ;
0HMU BaAKSUD
At I4..V) per week. Apply to J. A. Qleltznian
next door to Frank Maleri meat market.
c
ENTER STREET
BAKERY AND LUNCH COUKTER
A full line of baker's goods. A first-class lunch.
LASVEGAS ; : EAST SIDE.
I.
KIKBV.
DENTIST,
Zion Hill, Blanchard Btrcet,
ICIIAKI) DUNS.
R
NOTARY PUBLIC,
RINCON, ... NEW MEXICO.
w
EST LAS VEGAS,
LAND AGENCY
JOHN CAMPBELL,
In Wesche's building.
US VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO
S PATTY, . -.
Manufaotntsr of
TIN, COPPER
AND 8HEKT-IRON WARES
nd dealer In all kinds of
COOKING ANQ PARLOR STOVES
BRIDGE STREET, ... LAS VEGAS
J N FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER
POSTOmCE, Bridge Street, LAS VEGAS,
L-elebrated Foster kid glove. Ladies,
will bo borne by
fresh line of confectionery and elegant
cigars. Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
12-8-1 w. .
, Groceries of all kinds and meat mar
Vet. Best and freshest beef, pork,
sausage, etc., at Austin's on Zion Hill.
Pickles, saner kraut, cabbage, tur
nips, breakfast bacon, groceries. of all
kinds and fresh bread every day at the
flrrocerv store of B. C. Kountbeb, near
the M. E. cjiurch. 12-8-4t
Lost The Dhbtozraph of a lady.
The photograph was a large one, about
ten inchesiong by six Inches wide. A
reward of ten dollars will be paid the
tinder by leaving the photograph at
this office. , iz-o-zw
The ladies say those potato-fryers at
Roberts & WheelocK s are just too love
ly. - : i 12-6-tf
Still thev come. Another carload of
stoves and furniture just received by
Wood and Coal.
Wocd and coal for sale in any quanti
ties desired, and delivered to all parts
of the city. Leave orders at U. L. llougn-
ton s hardware nouse. u. k,. smith.
11-27-tf
HOT.
Hot Scotch,
Hot. Irish,
Hot Garriowen,
Hot Lemonade,
Hot Milk Punch,
Hot Tom and Jerry,
Everything lied Hot at
- Billy's.
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the Grand View Ho
tel.
Ye who delieht in your griddle cakes
call at Roberts & Wheelock's. 12-6-tf
Full weight
Park Grocery.
and fair
count, at the
7-27 tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
Furniture.
Lockhart & Co. keep a fine line of fur
niture of all grades; very superior par
lor sets, chairs, etc. .'....-' 10-5-tf
V-M I'D A XI IT ATT -DtS
X Mill! AbUQll,
DEPUTY :
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR.
Civil Eng-ineerinir and Surveying of all kinds
roreiuny mienueu 10. peciai attention
given to topographical maps of
mining districts.
Reo. J. Dinkrl, Cashier, J. S. Ptshon,
Assistant Oasbiar.
Report of the Condition
OF THE
First National Bao! of LasVegas
NEW MEXICO,
Made to the Comptroller of the Currency, at
the close of business, October 1, 1881 :
kesouhces:
Loans and discounts .t586 77
U. 8. Bonds 50,000 00
Cush and exchange 898,061 39
Current exnensos .86 11
Hunking houbu ib,uou uu
LBERT 4 HKBBER, :
Proprietors
BREWERY SALOON,
WF.8P 8 IDE SIXTH ST BEET.
East Las Vegas.
Fr'ShBeer alwava on Draught Alan Fia
Cigars and Whiskey. Lunch Counter In con
nection.
jyjRS. J. P. THEOBALD,
DRESSMAKER,
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO
First door north of Herbert's drug store
slumping auno to oraer. Tne ladles of Las
t ugoD mo iiivituu iu uou sou give me a irtai
I.IABIL1TIKS:
$678,112 27
Capital Stock $ 50,000 00
Surplus fund and profits 25,277 40
Circulation 45,000 00
Deposits 6S7,834 8
8078.112 27
Directors; J. Kuynolds, L. P. Browne, Geo.
Town Lots for Sale in Bernalillo.
Thfi l'prea fnmilv. of Bernalillo, have l:i-d
out a ltiru'e tract oí land in Unit beautiful town,
I extending north on ( lllier si-le of the railroad.
These lots ave verv desirable for business anü
resilience property., ana are ngiit ainon me
vinevards and fruit growing lanils. Lands for
1 giird'ens, orchards and vlnevsrds can be easily
obtained. The property wiil be sold at reason
able rates. For runner lniormanon sppiy to
- Bernalillo, N. At
Try "Billy's Ponies1
Havana.
Cigars, pure
Glorieta Shoeshop and Barbershop.
Opposite the depot, Uloneta, x. ai.
12-G-lw J. A. Finch, Trop.
MTHE CALIFORNIA fT
EAT M'ARKE
PHOritlETOHS,
Rln.nlrP.ts nnd wool- J. W. FOSTER & CO.
en goods in great va
riety at
Choleo meats of all kinds, sausage, pudding
etc., always on hand. Persons wishing any
thing in the meat market line should not fail
to call at '
The Hallway for Mhlpa. I
Sir Edward J. Uecd, who was for
years chief constructor of the British
navy lias written a letter to Admiral
Animen concerning the project to con
struct a ship railway between the two
oceans. He criticises the scheme with
judicial fairness, and while intimating
that the proposal to transport loaded
ships over a railway more than a hun
dred miles long will not be regarded as
feasible, either by experts or by com
mon people, he points out errors to be
avoided and advantages to be secured
if ever an attempt is made to execute
the scheme. For example, he thinks
that the railway should be constructed
to transport vessels engaged in ordi
nary commerce, rather than "the
heaviest vessels used anywhere," as
suggested by Captain Phelps. He
would make the limit of vessels to be
provided for 4,000 tons. He regards
the estimate of the strain upon ships
while on the railway asexagerated, and
says that with ñrm and ample support
at every part a ship placed upon a car
riage made with equal skill in every
part can be transported without danger
over a solid roadbed. The recommen
dation of a firm support for every part
of a ship transported suggests a query
as to whether it would not be wise to
build cradles lined with rubber cush
ions to receive vessels of one prescribed
size and pattern. Such a plan might
give Americans a vast advantage over
foreigners in the shipping trade. It
will be found advisable to adopt it, if
the shin railway is ever built. Sir Ed
ward desires that the Tchuantepoc pro
ject may be discussed with dispassion
ateness tor the credit ol engineering
science and of commerce. Certainly
such opinions as he expresses, coming
from the highest authority on shipbuild
ing are encoraging to the projectors of
:i ship railway irom ocean to ocean.
New Mexico Cattle.
Kansas City, Nov. SO.VVe notice in
a late issue of your paper that you made
mention ot the sale ol cattle for Mr,
Young.of Vcrnicjo park, which gives us
. considerable credit and you will please
allow us to thank you in mentioning it
through your columns.
We sold this wek for S. Y. Dorsey
and Harry wray, ol uouax county, thir
ty-scven cars of cattle shipped from
Dorsey station. Most of these cattle
were Texas with some half breed steers
and cows, aud for the information of
your cattlo men We give you the sales
as follows: j
8(J New Mexico steers, average 1,020,
t,t 4.10.
23 New Mexico stee.'s and cows, aver-
Chas. Ilfeld's.
Children's nianos and children's or
gans, just received byMarcellino, Boffa
i I'erez.. ' i-'-o-oi.
Removal.
J. C. Blake has removed his harness
shon from the nlaza to Shupo's build-
inc. 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
nil orders lor narness, sauuies, etc.
promptly and satisfactorily. 11-18-tf
Novelties in cloaks, dolman3, jack
ets and ulsters at Stern s.
2d
Express
TANNERY
AND
Stove! Stove 1 Ktovra!
Three hundred in stock and 300 on
the road of the celebrated Wm. ltesor
& Co.. cook and heating stoves. Come
and crive us a call. Marwede, Bkum-
ley & Co. . 11-19-lmt.
Wool Pulling;
CHAS. FLEGAL, Prop.
Will tan all kinds of hides. On the river op
posite tho round house,
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXKJU
I think the world of those largo pound
loaves. They make me think of home
made bread. They all say so. You can
find them at the Centre Street Bakery.
Millinery and Faraejr -iioodu.
Mrs. S. R. SaulsberV has opened
fine line of millinery and fancy goods,
corner of Mainland Seventh streets,
oDDosite M. A. Otero's residence.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call.
' ltf-a-et.
. Fresh Oyter
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at 1'hilips & Mali-
gans1 on Centre street. Also fresh fish
twice each week. 9-lft-lm
yyM. H. PAGE, M. D.,
RESIDENT ruxsiuian
TO LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS CO
; Office: No. 23 Bath House.
r.r.irhinto of Hnrvnrd CniverBitv: member of
tho, Suffolk District Med. Society: Of the Mass.
Med. Society and of the American Med. Asso
ciation. . , ,
A. nraet cinor Dhvsiclan ana surgeon in uosion
for the past twenty-eight years, with the excep
tion of about two years spent In Europe for
thn udvnnoemcnt of oroiessional knowledge,
and nearly the same timo in the army during
the late war. . .
LATE DISPENSA Hi fltVSHJlAw; surgeon
In the Massachusetts General Hospital; SOLE
FHVSICIAIf TO NICKERSON S HOME FOlt
CHILDREN the past twonty-eveu years. The
City Physician of Boston, etc., etc.
Also memoer oi in ww. ui mm uinw
tute of Technology; of the Massachusetts His-
torico-Geneu logical Society, etc-, etc.
Late U. S. Pension surgeon ana rrequenuy
selected by the Commissioner to pass upon the
more dllncuit cases occurring- m new mis
land. - . . ,
Often employed as a medical expon in im
portant oases by individuáis; lih ius. jo. n;
Railroad Co.'s: tho City; the Commonwealth
and the united suites.
J W. HANSON, .
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ShoD third door east of the First Nntlnnnl
uaná, urioge street.
J.
P. THEOBALD,
BOOT AND SHOE
F.NBILL,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
And District Attorney for the Twentieth Ju
dicial District af Texas. All k I mis of business
attended to promptly.
umce: Kii rAsu, i uas.
áá
WHITES "
S C a I
The Lightest Running Machine la the world
New and Id perfect onler.
WH. II. U. ALLISON, East Las Vegas.
made by going te FLECK'S and getting your
Clothes Repaired and Cleaned. Ton
will And that most of your
old suits can be
SUITS CLEANED OR COAT8 BOUND FOR
Repairing done at reasonable rates. Shon
noil door to Iliownlnif's Real Estate Oflice
East Las Vegas. F. W. FLECK, Prop'r.
COAL ! COAL ! COAL !
Constantly on hand,
hart & Co' a.
Leave orders at Lock-
10-26-tf
BENNETT & GO.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
Tobacco and Cigars.
FRESHEST VEGETABLES
Of all kinds constantly on hand. Everything
New and Fresh.
2d Door South of Adams Express
BILLIARD
HALL.
Maker.
Col. Ste
ond door north of Herberts Drug Store.
Keuairlncr oromntlv and nent.lv ilnne.
Col. Steele's former office. Grand avenue, seo-
fJIHOS GIBBS,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mending done on short notice and in Brood
style. All work guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. North Bide Plaza.
WARD,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
B. BORDEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
On Hue of Street Railroad, east of Optic Block.
jTJR. DeGRAW,
DENTIST.
Offloe over Herbert's Drug Store.
G
ET SHAVED AT THE
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
BATHS ATTACHED.
CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS
"yyENK & BLOOMAR'S
BARBER SHOP
CENTER ST., 2b DOOR WEST OF LOCKE'S
Everything New and First Class.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
M
ItS. ROBBINS S UM.ME RFIELD , M. D.
First House North of Sumner House.
Office Hours : From 10 to 12 A. m.; 8 to 5 p.m.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
JR. H. S. PEEBLES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Makes a specialty of Dermatology, or skin dis
ease. Office: Two doors west of St Nicholas.
O
STREET.
O. R. BROWNING
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. 1C, ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
REPRESENTS
The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Imsuranoe Co's.
Organ-
lied.
Name of Company.
Location.
Ataets.
ISii
IKK
1X13
1730
1HM
1W1S
1H49
11
17Í4
1K79
IKS
1N75
1S09
1876
Mutual Life
Liverpool, London and Globe....
Home r ire insurance company.
London Assurance Corporation..
Phienix
Queen
Hpringfleld F. M
Commercial Union
Insurance Co. ot Morta America.
Lion
Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Association
North British & Mercantile
Hamburg-Magdeburg
New Vork ,
London A Liverpool
Mew lorn
London
Hartford
Liverpool
Spjlngtteld, Mass...
iAnunn
Philadelphia
London
Philndelhnia
London
London
Hamburg, Germany
'I vi,7;a.7sa 02
Hl,8i,lSH On
S.Htie.Oc'V 83
1&,SM,U1 IS
3,217,119 fci
4,1,2(7 OS
t,,tSM 81
B.SHS.571 84
?,HU5.5HH 99
1.MM41 14
i.i'ti,a 17
1,:H1.7K3 01
8,24. fl
SH7,SS3 U
$188,776,669 84
I2STSTTEa-A.3SrCB IS PKOTEOTIOIT.
Jacob Gross,
A. M. Blackwcll,
A. C.Stockton.
Gross, Blackwell & Co.
Snocessors to OTERO, SELLAR ft CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Manufacturera' Agent and
Forwarding and Commission merchants
' ON LINE OF A. T. & S. F. RAILROAD,
East Las Vegas - New Mexico.
KOL-LOC K & COOPER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PBODUCE DEAL EES
Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Etc.,
ZiooAted. Át tlxe Old Adams Z3jk.idxom Oflloo
CORNER GRAND AVENUE AND SIXTH STREETS,
EAST LAS VEGAS, - 1STEW MEX.
Jtí Xj. IEEE X ÜT" !Ej
Successor to Herbert Jt Co.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery:
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours, Day and Night.
IjOOKHA TLr BIiOOK,Z3ABT IiASXTBGrAS
DUNLAP & WINTERS,
Successors to Herbert Jt
DEALERS IN
Co.
A full line of tho Purest Imported Wines and
Whiskies for family and medical purposes.
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. C. BLAKE
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SADDLES 1 HARNESS
LASVEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
Seuth Side of Plaza, . '
Carriage Trimming Done to Order.
LAS VEGAS i(1FAT MARKET
F. I. HOOPER, Prop'r
(Successor to H. E. Fralcy.)
Will keen constantly on hand Beef. Mutton,
Pork, Sausage and Bologna, also Fresh Butter
and Eggs. Railroad trade solicited. Meat de
livered to any part of the city.
D
IRE
SAW
ILLS
For a fine line of ladies' dress croods.
gents' clothing, boys1 clothing, dry
goods, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
groceries, qucenswarc, gaswre, etc.,
go to T. Homero 64 bon's. li--at.
.u .
Best head cheese, sausage, beef and
nork at the California meat market.
There is the place to get good bargains-
v 1U-8-1W
. 1 .i.
Ha j ward' s meat market is the place
to tret fat beer, mutton, pore, ana rem
son. Boloirna sausage, head cheese,
etc' A largo supply of dried beef is
constantly kept on hand. ' 12-9-lw.
t : Fresh marsh mellows twice a week at
Cooper s on Center street. - - . 13-9-tf
A. 0. BOBBINS
- OKAf.V.R IN ' -" !'
FURNITURE
s AND "
QUEEN SWARE
UN'DKKl AKIÑO ÜI'.UKKS PROM11".
tV l T TENDED TO,
A'c fir the Bridge, West has Vegni-.
ot A.m.
... 87 New Mexico steers nnd cows, aver
age 013, Ot 3.50.
;Ji New Mexico steers and cows, aver,
tge !l!l7, (if 3. 73.
30 New Mexico hteersnnd cows, aver
age 1.020, H 3.00.
12 New Mexico steers aud cows, aver
age 1,070, Qi 3.00.
195 New Mexico steers and cows, av
erage 1,010, (tf 4.00.
?1 New Mexico steers nnd wiav
rago 9-14,'. 3..V). ' ' Á i ' n .
003,
Go to Rogers
horse shoeing.
Bros 'for first class
1 .... 1
- All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
the firm or uraar c i;n.. win mease come ana
1 Natfln'M Addition.' ; I .(tiln nt nmw im there will lie a champe in the
'n,o nlfi.Vo,li;tiMii immo.linielwAnuf firm by January 1st, wax. i'-nn,
4 )oiAt nYn rwl a lina Kaan lairl rtff I ' ' '
into loto, whiíh are offered for tale' by , The carpenters aro arranging Lock-
thA lindorsio-neil at eitranrrtinarlv low uní x v"- o oiuio wi me lacunyu w
Dricesr. The location oí tfcese lots for their immense .display of silver .plated
residence purposes, is as. choice as any ware, glass ana, Uuna goous lor junrist
in the city, while their blbse proximity nias presents., , .,; ; , 12-3-tf
to the business center of town, renders
them still more desirable, for terms
and Drices call on CalviW Fisk,
Keal estate Agent ana JNotarv ruuiic.
Optic Block, East Las Vegas, New
Maxiflo. ll-20-tf
Goto A.
Go to Lockhart & Co.'s for your pat
ent rockers, sofas, , lounges and easy
chairs. 12-8-tf
; Booth's selected oys-
J X J-1 T- 1 ,
O. Robbins' for furniture. LerS at XHO JTUrit
tlAlM the largest arid most complete r&W íít. VÍ1 CitSZ TíftT fifiTl
tocKta the Territory. 12-Vtf lY- WUtb.pei UU1.
rtuutJi v eu uu.uy . u-a-tf-
I JH. E. I. EPPERSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
Olnco two doors west of Post Office.
Special attention given to diseases of theeyo,
ear and rectum. 1
-OF-
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
. . . PrescriptionsüCarefully Compounded.
Northwest Corner of the Plaza, Las Vegas.
IT IS NO USE TO SEND EAST FOR FINE
GOODS, AS
H. EOMEEO & BEO.
HAVE JUST KECEIVED A VERY FINE STOCK OF 4
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
-INCLUDING-
Brocade Silks, Velvets, Satins, Tassels, Cassimeres
(Of All Colors)
Fine Washington Cloth, Momie cloth, Silk Bunting
(Of all colore.) Also a full Une of
Ladies' French Kid Shoes
AND
ladles' ln.o Bonnets.-
CARPET DEPARTMENT!
B. W. WOOTTENSr CO.
Send all Orders to
Leave orders witq Lorenzo Lopez or at the
Mill.
Chapman Hall Billiard Parlor nd
BAHPLC HUUB1.
J- J. PKITUOHN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LA8 VEGAS AND HOT SPRINGS.
(Jli ionio Diseases and Diseases or Females
. Sticcialty
rot SPllINUS' - - - 8 tola A.M.
LAS VEGAS-Oatral Drag Stort, to B P. M.
E. A. FISKE. H. L. WARREN.
FISKE 6 WARREN,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Santa Fe.
N. M., will practice in the supreme and all
district courts In the Territory. Special atten
tion given to corporation cases ; also to Span
ish and Mexioan grants and United States min
ing and other land litigation before the courts
and United States executive officers.
JJ08TWICK & WHJTELAW .
ATTORNEYS A.T LAW, i
Onice In First Nat'l Bant Building,'
LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICO.
WM
M. FITZ-MAUUICE,
!'. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Silver Citt. - New Mxico
Business of every kind attended to In Grant
County. -
JEE FOltT, ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
: " ' ' (Office at Residence)
EAST LAS VKGAS
N. M
Fresh cocoanuts at
factory.
Cooper's candy
25-lw.
Buy your clothing at T. Romero ft
son's. u-tHtt.
- Our Carpet Department Is complete in tho latest and most beaatlf ul designs,
inspection of our stock.
We tnvlte
THE MONARCH
The Finest Resort in West Las Veras where
the Very Bast Hrands or Liquors and vifti
are constantly kept on hand
Club lto'im In Coi
ars
Private
Connection. Call on
J.MARTIN, Proprietor.
E. A. HOWARD,
Landscape Gardener and Florist
Will contract for laying out .
New Grounds, Parks, etc., etc.
.1.
: Orders taken for planting out
Shade Trees and Evergreens.
All trees waranted to live. Terms one-half
cash, at time of planting; tho other half when
satisfied that the trees will grow. Addrees
E. A. HOWARD, Las Vegas, N. M.
JEFFERS I KLATTENHOFF
Have Just Received Two Car-loads of
Tho best over brought to this market, which will be sold at Reduced Prices.
Tieensware, liiassware, unronw. www
Agents for tho CROWN SEWING MACHINE, tho best In use.
AS-FITTING AND PLUMB lis
DONS TO ORDER,
outh Sido oí Flaam - - Xj -Vos, 3T '
1.AKG-EST
AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Mis Goods 3
J.'J.KBLIjY;
' :i. " ; I
ÍSnocessor to Blake & Kelly) '
X aunructnrer ftnd Denier In
SADDLES & HARNESS
. Cmrrlmf Trimming to Order, t
. On Front Street,
SEW ALBUQUERQUE, - - - - - N. M.
Including. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear, Hosiery, braces, Gloves, Shirts
White and FancyUnderwear, Cardigan Jack
ets, blue Shirts, Overalls and Jumpers, at ,
CIH1AS. W. DKIVEKS'
-;'ri-Opposite8an'i.ilBank. \n\n Lockhart & Co. 13-3-ti
J. DinKel, u. isiancnara, t. a. Manzanares.
CENTRE
l:)(l JNimv -fliexico strers, avornge

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