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DAILYOAZETTK
1882.
BRrmrur imir.r.
(ri.iiig every night.
Deiuinj; U Mid t be booruinc.
The Ifctftie ballots ar left away
be-
hind.
Irize tight re becoming fahinab!
in this territory..
There U no doubt about Ir. Manzan
ares centetting.
Shall the peeple of the territory be
ruled by a few bows?
Homes of prostitution are beconm.j?
to numerous ia our city.
Marvhal Roberts reports everything
quiet in his line of business.
The Optic should hire a few more can-
vasers to drum up business.
Half the electioa fun has not come
yet. Ju.st wail for the contest.
Thirty legal Totes in one precinct and
5T0 illegal. How ii that for high?
Garrard & Cunningham advertise this
morning for 25,000 head of sheep.
Advertising is coining in rapidly. Se
cure your space for the holidavH.
Lopez' lumber yard, aear the bridge,
is being rapidly filled up with lumber.
Dr. Gordon will be at Trainmaster
Dyer's office from 7:30 to 8:30 to vac
cinnate railroad men who call.
Wilcox recommends wild faje tea.
We always supposed ho preferred cod
liver oil.
Thirty days are allowed to contest in
after the governor issues the certificate
of election.
The anxious candidates are button
holing their friends preparatory to the
city election.
The Exchango will be enlarged soon
oa accouat of the enormous rush to this
favorite hotel.
F. W. Potter will travel in the south
ern country in the interests of the Las
Vegas Lumber company.
The dance halls are closing. Wo hopo i
that the order will bo rigidly enforced
on the west sido as well as on the feast.
Arthur Jilson will try his luck on the
city Marshal business. We have now
two good men in the lield. who's next?
All honest supporters of Luna will be
glad to see the contest go on. At least
that is the way they expross themselves
Some persons are objecting to vaccin
ation. It is foolish to entertain any
tears, as only pure bovine virus is used.
Kingston is not furnishing many sen
sational items in the way of killings.
This is u lack of enterprise for a new
mining camp.
Fred. G. Ilenesey, the "Louisiana ti
ger," delivered an eloquent oration last
evening, The subject of his discourse
was "Vox Populi Vox Dei."
Tho Chihuahua Enterprise is the next
entura in the newspaper line. ll will
lie published in this city by 'J'. 1?. Mills.
It will start willi nn issue of tiyo tliou
cand This office has purchased a large
amount of new material for the job de
partment and we are now prepared to
execute all kinds of work at a reasona
ble price.
The English are still complimenting
the British soldiers who fought in
Kgypt- " 'lilt would they do if they
whipped a nation at least half as big as
themselves?
John Cummins, the advance agent of
Louie Lord's combination, arrived yes
terday and is billing the town for a
week's entertainment, commencing
next Monday.
inecnoir organized tor the union
.services on Thanksgiving will meet at
the M. E. church Sunday afternoon ina
mediately after Sunday school.
Gus. Furmac, the Plaza barber makes
his apartments an agreeable place for a.
man to get a shave and he is the man
who can do that job in the best possi
ble style.
Rogers Bros, are crowded with work.
Yesterday they roughed a large number
of horses These gentlemen arc com
fortably situated in their commodious
blacksmith shop.
Dr. Tipton says some of the inhabi
tants south of the arrayo in the old part
of town are rubbing up their guns and
six-shooters preparatory to giving the
vaccinators a warm reception.
The city hospital is to be twenty-one
feet wide by fifty feet long, divided
into two apartments, with a kitchen. It
will be situated northeast of the city,
near the Union Lodge hospital.
The members of Las Vegas hose com
pany No. 2, held a meeting yesterday,
and concluded that thanksgiving was
loo early a date for a public demonstra
tion and postponed the ball and parade
to a future date to be hereafter named.
The partv given at Chas. Ilfeld's
Monday night in honor of Noah Ilfe'd
and bride, was a ytry pleasant atl'air.
Noah goes to Santa Fe, where he will
be treated in a like manner, and thence
to Albuquerque, where he will be given
a rousing send ofTon the journey of life.
Truly the happy couple arc having a
gay time.
fi Fi
11
la Pairarla (aaljr.
Last evcaing we met a republican
Mexican from a'.encia county, and
afur a few minutes' pleasant that cm
the current topic cf the day. we ven
tured to inquire in regard to electioa
fraud in lis county. To .ive our read
er a clearer K:a i me siiuauon we
pub!ih a synopsis of our interview, not
giviuthe name of our informant.
In answer to the qmMlon, was there
any frauds committed?
He answered "ye: and although I
voted fr Luna, I ( annot countenance
such barefaced trickery as was ued
to carry our county f'r him."
The old gentleman wa boiling with
indlguatien, ami we waited for him to
cool down a little when we put tho fol
lowing question:
"Can you tell us the name of auy
precinct where illegal voting was done,
and. if so, to what extent?"'
"Yes; I could mention several, but as
I have no interest at stake, I do not
care to meddle with politics, but do not
think that over t.Oil legal votes were
cast, as yoting was light at all the po'ls
In the precinct where I resille I did not
vote until sun-down and was No. ten
(10) on the list, yet about four hundred
votes were returned."
Then we asked: "How did they get
such a large registration list?''
"I cannot tell you. but I know that
most of the registering was done after
the polls were opened, and I saw suv
eral persons register and vote a few
moments after."
Won't you give the name of at least
one precinct whero fraud was com
mittcd, we pleaded.
With a great deal of reluctance he
said:
"If you will promise not to ask me
any more questions abont this disagree
able matter 1 will tell you where the
biggest fraud was perpetrated."
We assured the intelligent old gentle
nun that we would leave and trouble
him no more.
"In the precinct of Rito Quemado,1'
ha answered, "I do not think there are
over thirty voters, and about six hun
dred were returned. This was bno by
subdividing the precinct, so as to make
three different precincts of it. This
part of the county has always been
noted for biliot-box stuffing, bul I think
this is the worst case I hat h:is ever hap
pened there."
Thanking ths honest old man for ihu
kindness shown to a weary faber pusher.
we wended our way to the old .town,
meditating over the sinfulness of the
New Mexican politician.
Hnrriiiue of Ili i iini-il Homero and
liiicrciiit leln1;.
Tho New Mexican of Sunday hail tho
following account of the marriage of
Bernardo Remero anil Lueeeila Delga
do at Santa Fe on Saturday last. Ber
nardo Is the san of Don Trinidad Ro
mero, of tins city, and is a most exem
plary 3"oung man, well liked by all who
know him. 'I'lie (Jazkti k joins in con
gratulations to the young couple. The
AYw Mexican says:
Vitr ímii linnj isiilií; eii'í'Vs iif
. - - . i ;
the oily ltav been i. Ui-j tii-loe oí ex
pectation in cuir (-((Uence of the. ap
proach oi' Hie wedding of one of Santa
Fe's fsiirst daughters to a pnuiiiiiei::
and popular gentleman of L is Vegas,
ond last evening at the residence of the
bride's mother, tliu happv event oc
curred, in the presence of a, deeply in
terested and brilliant assemblage, com
posed of the relatives and frienus of the
contracting parties: At halí-pust seven
o'clock Bernardo Romero anil Lueceita
Delgado were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony, Viear General Kguillon
performing the interesting ceremony.
The nuptials took placa in the plaeita
of the residence of Dona Trinidad Lu
cero de Delgado, mother of the young
lady. The scene presented was at
ouce attractive and novel. Tho plaeita
had been converted into a largo
hall, nicely floored, brilliantly lighted
and comfortably heated. A profusion
of bunting set oil' the apartment to ad
vantage, and tUe gay throng furnished
all that was needed to make the scene
spirited, and ensure the enjoyment ot
all present. The ceremony was simple,
and according to the riles f tho Catho
lic church. The onlv attendants upon
the bride and groom were Don Hilario
Romero and his wife The bride was
arrayed in white satin, and the groom
looked his handsomest, in full dress.
After the ceremonial, and when the
company had tendered their congratu
lations, dancing was indulged in for a
number of hours, at the conclusion of
which time the happy throng disperse!,
carrying away memories to be recalled
in years to come as pleasant reminders
of the past. The families of the bride
and groom being of the best society of
Las Vegas and Santa Fe, all of the
leading people among the Mexicans of
the two cities were present, while an
unusual number ot American ladies
and gentlemen were in attendance. A
reporter also observed several persons
from abroad, who were highly enter
tained and interested by tli 3 splendor
f the occasion. Among others were
several English people, now visiting
Santa Fe, one an editorof the old coun
try, Mr. Brunley, while Mr. Baxter, of
the Rosten Herald, and ono or two
other scribes, were "lookers-on in Ven
ice." The wedding was altogether a
fine, afl'air, and will be remembered as
such for years to come in Santa Fe.
Kplnlil Ranch for Bal.
By notice in another column It will be
seen that the ranch of Geo. W. Gregg,
in Mora county, will be sold on Decem
ber 23d at the depot at Watrous to sat
isfy a mortgage in favor of Louis Sul
bacher, esq. This is a line property,
formerly a stage station in the La Junta
valiey and but a (hurt distance from the
depot at Watrous. Parties desiring to
purchase a ranch or farm cannot do
better thau to purchase this one. It
has many conveniences.
n order to
This is no catch-penny advertisement, but an actual fact.
The board of health and a number of
pUysicLans met Monday evening at the
director's room of the First National
bank. They discussed the subject of
the health of the city and the !st
means to prearnre it. The sraallpux
was found to be not nearly so danger
ous as many people had been I'd to aj-
prehend; only eight cases now cxi-t in
the city and they are fully under the
control of the authorities and the dan
ger of spreading is greatly diminiiht d.
1 ao
Vaccination is bciag uroceeded with in
a mot satisfactory manusr, and all
were hopeful of speedily stamping out
this disease. In lies of the winternow
upen us, it w as thought best to provide
a good and comforfable hospitable for
the sick, and for this purpose Jeíu non
Ilaynohls was asked to confer with Mr.
Wheelock and obtain an estimate of the
cost of such a building as would be de
sirable. Mr. Wheelock made tho
proper estimate jesterday and con
struct ion will be begun at once.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tiny.
had last evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mendenhall on the
occasion of tho Cftecuth anniversary of
their wedding. A number of friends
proceeded quietly to the house and re
minded thorn that they were still re
membered. The host and hostess were
fully equal to the occasion and made
evervthing most enjoyable for their vis
itors. Messrs. BolTa and De Cunto fur
nished the music and the evening was
passed with dancing, carda and conver
sation, lue following persons wero
present: Mr. and Mrs. Cooley, Mr,
and Mrs. P. Loon, Carrie Leon, Dr
Skipwith, J. C. Blake, M. It. Griswold
Charles Brumlcy and Mr. Ring. Mrs
Mendenhall served an excellent luuch
with hot coffee, at eleven, to which am
pie justice was done.
It is often asked if Mr, Manzanares
will contest the election. It can just be
set down as an accomplished fact that
if Mr. Luna insists on having four thou
sand majority counted for him from
Valencia county, the election will I
contested. Otherwise it would be per
fectly useless to hold an election in the
territory. Nothing more, would be re
quire! than to find out who Valencia
county wanted and that would settle it.
It is likely, however, that Mr. Luna will
not insist on haying s-uch a majority
counted for him from Valencia. It iloas
not look possible that any one would
seriously contemplate such a fraud.
Judge Axtell sustained the writ of
mandamus to compel the commission
ers of Saata Fe county to count the vote
of the precincts which were thrown out.
That is right. We oppose this thing of
taking advantage of technicalities to
defeat the fair vole of the people. The
precincts should have been counted in
the first instance. Technical irregulari
ties should not defeat lin honest vote,
but on the other hand a violent fraud,
as iu Valencia county, should not be
protected, however regular the pro
ceedings may be after the fraud u com
mitted. Caney, the man who was ordered
out of this cil v, is having a hard time of
it iu the southern coiinlrv. At Wallace
hn was bouni.tül and pleading povorly
was given five dollars to help luni on
his way. At Albuquerque he fared
worse 011 account of his getting attach
ed to some one else's blankets, and he
now pines behind the walls of a prison
thinking of tne days when he lived high
and drank good whisky at the expense
of the citizens of Las Vegas.
While J)r. Cunningham is gone on his
trip to Zacaetn-", Dr. Allen will look
after his patients. Dr. C. has now a
fine opportunity to make a desirable
trip, and naturally enough will take ad
vantage of it. Las Vegas is his home,
however, anil he will return as soon as
he can make tho rounds.
When a man tells us about walking
five miles on sheep they being so close
together that he could not touch
ground, we are inclined to doubt feis
statement. It was not Powell who re
lated the above but ho can beat it if
called upon to do so.
The Las Vegas Light Guards held a
meeting last night and decided t-3 only
have one drill a week, t be held cn
Tuesday nights. The beys are becom
ing quite proficient in Ilia manual ot
arms abd are ready for a tilt with any
company in the territory.
Dr. . 11. II. Longwill, of Santa Fe,
published a card in the Gazi-.tte yes
terday morning denying that he had
any conversation with John Florence,
of Mora county, in relation to the Val
encia county business. A typographi
cal error made the doctor's name read
11. A. instead of 11. II. Longwill.
The first mortgage on the Denver and
New Orleans railroad, to be constructed
to Las Vegas and through the eastern
portion of the county, was received yes
terday by J. Felipe Caca, the probate
clerk, to be filed for record in this
county.
T Sheep .tie 11.
Garrard & Cunningham have for sale
200 fine Kansas bucks, two and three
years old, heavy shearers and in fine
condition. 11-10-tf
SOCIABLE ALWAYS AT
BILLY'S
Now is the time to buy what you
need in fancy goods at L C. Klkin's,
postollice store, as he is closing out the
present stock at a very low figure to
make room for holiday stock. 10-25IÍ
close out their entire stock
TZECIlSTGr JSJT ACTUAL FIRST COST.
Tao BaJrii; fr I)rlsae.
As far as the official return have
been r?cived tLe majority fr delegate
Mauds as follow, leaving out Valencia ,
county:
MANZASAKF..
1.1 XA.
Ifax
Bernalillo..
Dona Ana.
Lincoln
Santa Fe ..
Mora
San Miguel.
.new
.11 Vi
401
lt:i
Uto Arriba..
rant
Socorro
47
4111
1150
Majority for Manzanares, -HI.
Allowing m iu Valencia county fur
Mr. Luna wuu k hv n.iaht po-.ibly get
n a f .ill vo'.e and a square count, aad
which wistl e largest majority ever poll
ed by a candidate o;i previous elections
and Mr. Mauz.u.arss will yet have 1401
majority.
I'ERtOXAL.
lRa Dunn Is h re.
C. II. Sulitifr, oí VfieMla, Is m am iv us.
SuperliiU-ii'lent S.'ii'ls is expeeli 1 Inane t
Ur.G.W. Mitchell starts for Foil Snnni r
to-liiv.
Captain A. (S. Stark It Inoltir.ff nrv.lnt Al
liuiiiierqiif .
Ben Kaufman arrivi-l hnn yestcnlny frum
Las Cruiv.
M. 1). Murom wi nt to llio ícíii'.' of ills (nu
bles yesti rluy.
W. II. Slmpp went t Chilmiiliuii yesterday
to look at the city
P. Wiiiiu-. the Denver immune? n-i'-r.t, left
i r Denver yesterday.
Moraee B. Humphrey, one of the hired m
of the Chicago limes i m the town.
Mr. mid Mrs. Noah II fell left for Altoi-
qucniue yesterday, gointf ly way of balita Fe
Miss Emma Wiley, an accomplished belle of
Arlington. Illinois, arrived Saturday lift in
this city, on a vi-sit t her married slater,
Sam Roueher.
Mr:
C. I Hovey and family and Mr. Warner and
tumiiy wUlleive to-lay for Omaha. Nebraska
They will reman some weeks mid perhaps
permanently.
Frank H. Carter is iback from Heraiosillo.
He has accepted a position in the olliee of
Chief Engineer IMoriey's ofliee n( Chihuahua
and will s )on k" to that city wiih his family.
E. (í . KnieUerboeker h it accepted a position
asmes-.Miiieron thy 'A. & V. railroad. Ho
wenldownye-t.-rd.lv. Mr. J. S. Me-.fill will
take his phiee ,n delivery clerk for ill" Wells,
FarjfKvpr.',s:iiiii:iny, in this city.
HilTKI. AKKJ'VA 1.1.
KXCIl.VNGI"..
Tie; liillctwiiL- were the arrivals nt th Kk-
eliau'f.j eslerliy; Joe !!.t!is:m, Ant--iH'bieo;
Juan l'eppln, Lineóla, N. M.; Win. Walker.
All. uqui nine; W. II. Ulililin:.", lloinim A.
LnUii'lie, Freil. G. Henesey, Liim rick,
Tha followiin,' wero the arrivals at tho l'laza
hoU'l yesterday : D. I!. Itayics, Omaha: A.
B. CreishNm, M. Louis; O. V. Pt.mcrnad,
Santa Ke; B- n Kaufman, Chihuahua, Texas;
V. J. 0 ill is, Columbus, Ohio; A. U. Bratlner
Kansas City.
Ht Springs 'Time C'nil. "
The following is the Hot Springs tima
table. Railroad time. In our other is
sue we gave the local time only, which
is fifty-live minutes slower than the
lime given below:
Train No.
Leave,
!r t;-l Time.
a.i.i. : 11. 111.
I as Vr a !
Brill;:;- Street
Upper i in Vcr...
Hot Spnt'fcs, arrive
"..'a
Ka -i-.van!
Train No.
ill! j ai:i 1 :.'!().
I. II! . 1 1. Til. p 111.
8.:012.0.-! 8.0(1
.Í-.M3.17 .12
8..'iOii.'."i'l i). -ja
!i.0ii;i:;.ar'i ii.:;o
Leave, Railroad '
Hot Springs
Upper Las Vegas.
riridfre Street
Las Vc;tis, arrive.
Go to J. V Tea roe for all kinds of
carpenter and repair work, Railroad
a vet tie. No.
U'-tf.
New line of nobby hats and the best
overshoes in the market at the Golden
Rule clothing store. Remember it is
cheaper to get comfortable clothes
than to pay doctor bills. l!-17-(it
SOCIABLE
NIGHTLY AT
CRIBBAGE
BILLY'S.
MASTER'S SALE.
Notice is hereby Riven that I, the under
signed, Ileurv üóbison, a special master in
chaiicHi-y, of the district court of thj First ju
dicial district for the county of Mora, np
Uttinted by said court, nnd the jude thereof,
in a decree rendered in a mi't in equity, pend
ing before satd eouri, in which Louis Sailz
baeher was complainant, and Mitcria Greirtf
nnd Geo. W. Urosv were dufendants, for the
purpose of foreclosing and sclliiur the niort
guKcl premises hereinafter mentioned, and
for all purposes therewith connected tvs more
fully appeai-s in the deevre rendered in said
cause. 1 will, ly virtue of said decree, on ihc
23d DAY OF DECEMBER, 1882.
at the depot nt Watrous, county of Mora, nnd
territory of New Mexico, between the hours of
1 1 o'clock a. rn. mid ;i o'clock p. in., of s:iid
dav. sell at public auction, Iho following de
scribed real est itc, lyinjr and being- situated in
the county of Mora, and territory of now Mex
ico, uml icseribed a-, follows: All and singu
lar, the lands known as the "Greg's tavern,' '
and beinsthe premises now (at the date of
said mortRaire) occupied by said parties of tho
first part ttho defendants) and described as fol
lows: Commeiicin? at a pnint at the north
east corner of the corral, nnd running south to
a st.ire; from ttience to the Sapcilo river; from
thence uoith .".ioii!i suid rivsr to a point three
linn ired yards frota the south line of the lot;
from thence west to ;i st 'iic; from thence
sonth t.i a stone.
This description iutendinif to carry as aforo
said all of said Greg-íí honit'St"ad arden, ami
including all houses, out-houses and other im
provements thereon. And out of the proc eds
of said sale to pay the said complainant, Louis
Sulzbacher.his costs in this suit and also the
amount of mn thousand live hundred nnd
seventy-one dollars and fifty-six cents, found
tobe (fue by said dnprce, from said defend
ants to said complainant; with interest at the
rate of twelve per cent per annum from the
eijihth day of March, eighteen hundred and
eighty-two, nnd the surplus nrisinir from said
sale, if any there be, to pass into court.
And if tho moneys urisinjr from such sale
nre insutlioient to pay the amount so rcpoi t--d
duo to the complainant, with interests and
costs aforesaid, that tbe mid pecinl master
specify the amount of said delicicucy in his
report :)f said sale, and that on the coming in
and continuation of said report, tho defend
ants, Miteriu Gretrff and Georjru W. Urejrir,
pay to tho complainant the amount of such
deficiency with interest thereon, and that the
said complainant have execution therefor, as
in said decree more particularly set out.
lll-IMtV KOBISON",
Special Master iu Chancery.
Mora, N. M., November 4, 1SK.
o -jr. BOWIiSTIIIsrCr
The Pioneer Irl "FI-A T HaSI'jil.'X'JZ! -lG'T cf LAS VEGAS
Has for sala moro property than all cf th3 other agents combined.
Offers more than 500 VACANT LOTS in tho different ADDITIONS,
Upon Terms and at Prices to pleas 3 the Merchant, the Speculator and the Capitalist.
Superior Bargains in Easiness and Residence Properties in most dosirablo locations.
Agent for the LAS VEGAS TOWN COMPANY whose lots are the best.
No other arjent can sell THIS or the PROPERTY of th3 ROSENWALD ADDITIONS.
Desirable Properties in all parts cf the city. Tho beautiful Eldorado lots a specialty-
Selling at PRICES according to location at from fifty to four thousand dollars.
Improved PROPERTY ranging in price from $300 to $ l&OOO each.
No greater PLEASURE is afforded than that of SHOWING these PROPERTIES.
I invito the CITIZEN, the STRANGER, the SPECULATOR and the CAPITALIST
To call at mv OFFICE, examino PROPERTIES and Ret PRICES.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES!
Organ
tzed 1843
1863
183d
1853
1720
1854
1858
1849
1861
1794
1879
1825
1877
1850
1809
1824
1819
NAME CF COMPANY.
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Travelers Lile & Accident Ins. Co.
Liverpool, London & Globe
Borne Fire Insurance Co
mdon Assurance Corporation. . . .
Phoenix Insurance Co
Queen Insurance Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
Commercial Union
Insurance Co. oí North America. . .
Lion Fire Insurance Co
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. . .
Fire Insurance Association
Niagara
North British & Mercantile
Scottish Union & National
Aetna
Total.
INDEMNITY THAT INDEMNIFIES
Fust National Baá oí la? Vegas
NKW MEXICO
Ani'ioriztslCapilil
Tali! Ie (itiiital
Surjiius Finn!
Does a General linking "u.-itiess. I
.JLjbJtíLs
OF CLOTHING !
1 f
4i-
K
M RÚMÉÍS!
All Hnnds Mflrkfid '
Plain Figures,
Tn or-.ier to make room for n íitoe!; of Dry
floods an-! Groceries, havinir decided to go into
the jronei al m-Tehai.dUe business, we, the
a a
UU1
31 i
ONE PEICS
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Will fell fi r the n xt thirty dry.! our entire
stock of
Clothing. Men's Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Trunks and
Valises
k Actual Cost and Fíe'át !
All goods marked so that you tan fco Ave
mean business. Call and ;-ee our immense
stock and cheap prices at
ü3 JL a
Railroad Avenue.
EAST LAS VEGAS.
SIM LEWIS' SONS.
Exdtnnye Wood Yttrtl.
We beg leave to inform the public
that vc have n hand a large amount
of dry pine, cedar ami pinyon wood,
cut ready for the stove. Will deliycr
to any part of the city. Leave orders
at Exchange hotel corral.
Stanley & Hicks,
10-8-lm Proprietors.
Be sure to 20 to the closing-out
sale at Jaffa Bros, before you buy
elsewhere.
by January 1,
Come and see us and
1) 3
11010
LOCATION.
New York
Hartford
Liverpool and London.
New York
London
Hartford
Livervool
Springfield, Mass
London
Philadelphia
London
Philadelphia
London
New York
London and Edinburg.
Edinburg and London.
Hartford.
BROWNE & MANZANARES,
IjAS VEGAS, 3XT. 3VT.
ra Kfih
BROWNE, MANZANARES & CO., Socorro, N.M
Warehouses en Railroad Track.
Will supply tho "Wholesale Trade with staple goods at as low
prices as can b3 brought from Eastern points.
Wholesale dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Manufacturers' Agents for the best
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Wagon Timber át
repa: is and supplies.
PLOWS WES
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Every Variety.
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OTHEB AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The best market in the Territory for "Wool, Hides Pelts, &c.
Depot for Flour; Grain and Feed. "Wholesale dealers in Mining
Tools and Implements, Miners' Supplies and Outfits, Blasting
Powder. High Explosives, Caps, Fuse, Steel, &c.
STETN, MANDELL & CO.,
WIIOLKSALE ami HE TAI f.
HARDWARE.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M,
Carry a full line of Mining, Carpenter and
Blacksmith Tools. Agents for
X2raS?QKSTS POWDER CO.,
xistxcxjijIS povsnDsara. 00.,
v. unyLErEi'" rfe oo.'s stoves.
And the Largest and Best Stock in the Terrify.
New Mexico is a great benefit to the
citizens of the United States. The first
year j-ou live in Las Vegas your head
increases from one-eighth to one-fourth
size, thereby improving the mind. The
second year increases your feet from
one two two sizes, thereby increasing
your understanding. lour pocket
book increases 100 per cent, provided
you buy your goods at the Golden llule
Clothing Store.
SOCIABLE WHIST AT
BILLY'S
1881, oner
be convinced.
ASSETS.
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6,995,509 26
15,886,111 16
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4,821,237 06
2,255,807 82
9,698,571 24
8,818,805 38
1:340,141 14
2.227,615 53
1,331 782 01
1,735,563 32
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Plow Timbers,
Stewart House Keopcued.
Tho Stewart house, Main street, has
been reopened under new management.
Clean and comfortable house. Board
and lodging $5.50 per week.
Mas. CnADWicK, Proprietress.
For Sale A three room cattato. Good
well, nicely fenced. Rent in paying 23
per cent, on investment. Will sell on
easy terms. Also a set of black walnut
furniture, good as new. Enquire of
Henry Lee at Rupe & Rullard's planing
mill.
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