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DAILY GAZETTF1
THURSDAY. DKCLMHKI. 7. ISM.
r.AHitir nmrrn
The return tí l!i city ilecUon aro
uvi jot all in.
You must now ge t a luir! before riú
ing on a freight train.
Qtirn nin n vit-wrj tjtLern
tirc imputation jt-CTy.
The 1'olicc O'uzi tte man was F ut a'.l
orcr town yesterday aftr ,'tifl.M
Mrs. KnidwH-k, the lu;;ia aver.ue
ntilliuf r, reports n good trade at her
fltor.
lorenzo Lopez continues to pilo up
1 imber in his janl t:rih of t lie? liridgo
street station.
Han. Frank A. Manzanarts, left for
Santa Fe jeterJay aftrnon. He will
return in a few dtjs.
Tha railroad folks are cood naturod,
but tLey nerer tall a poor reporter any
new until he pulls a few buttons oiTof
their laat.
Tha city election U liable to imiLe
jjod picking for lawyers. Serenil
prominent attorneys are being consult
ed an the subject.
Marcus Brunswick received tevural
car loads of gortrment freight at the
depot yesterday, and re shipped it by
ox traía to Fort Union.
Tha time will soon be ripe when a fal
low will get a f 3 pair of slippers and
be compelled to gire his sweetheart a
$50 necklace as a compromise.
There win uc a special meeting of Lhs
Vegas connnaudery.No. 2, held at their
aylum on Friday evening, December 8,
for work in the red cross dtgre e.
A handsome young lady of this city
intends to make a certain yungVpntlc
nian a Christmas present. Hut we will
not giye the matter away, just yet.
The badges used by the pall-bearers
yesterday were furnished by II. X.
Tyman, the undertaker, and were the
subject of many complimentary it
marks. Tha Germans rf the city will give a
grand masquerade ball at MalbouuFs
hall on Saturday, December "1.1. Great
preparations are already being made to
make it a grand success.
A ntm switch is being laid on the
springs track below the Lumber com
pany's lumberyard. A switch has also
been laid off and will soon be built for
the use of the lumber company.
The social announced heretofor to ba
held by the ladies of the M. E. church
at the residence of A. D. Hi-rgins, Fri
day eyaning of this week, will not be
hold until next week. Due ni.iie. will
then be given.
In default of Indian troubles, the sol
dura at Forls Union and Stanton are
engaging themselves t horse racing,
walking contests, lights, etc. This is
butter for the soldiers and cheaper for
tin government.
Mr. M. A Utero, Jr., the administra
tor of the estate of the lato C.E. Elkins,
has appointed Mr. A. G. Hood, to net
k his ageut in settling up the ail airs. of
the estate. The business could not have
been ulaced in better hands.
(Jet ready, boys, to give your girl a
present. Hand it to her with a smile
even if your heart says otherwise. You
cannot swear to a girl all the year tint
you love her and axpect to gut over a
Christmas for less than twenty-fire.
Frank Evans, the photograph artist,
yesterday completed a handsome pho
tograph of John P. Hopper. It was a
beauty, we mean the finish and frame
of the picture, and we will just bet any
thing it will see the Missouri river bo
fore a week.
Ward & 'famine hsvo giren their bil
liard hall and saloon a thorough over
hauling. Tho ceiling has been calci
mined and the walls dressed in gold
and crimson Three bran new Bruns
wick & Balke Company tables have
been placed in in position and the place
looms up as a suitable resort for the
Gods.
The boys at Gross, Black well & Co.,
gaTe the yenus racket a lively shove
yesterday. They had a pinee of tin
smoked on one side, and many a poor
fallow endeavored to see her royal
majesty through it. Several parties,
rather than to be considered unastron
omical, said they saw Miss Venie
plainly.
Johnny Dutton, recently released
from the county jail in this city, was ar
rested for horse stealing at Fort Sum
ner a few days since. Ollieer Sandoval
was sent after him and arrived here to
day with the prisoner in charge. John
ny will now have an opportunity of be
coming better acquainted with the jail
and its inmates.
L. 15. Kendricks inserts a large ad
vertisement in another column. Mr.
Keudrick has taken charge of tho Euro
pean restaurant and will run it on first
class principles in connection with his
groeory. The table will be supplied
with the very best the grocery and meat
market can afford at very reasonable
rates. Ho has selected an xoel!eut
location on the south side of the plaza
and will soon havo a large custom for
his grocery, meat market and restaurant.
i!
JOVIII. TMKLIXUV
U;t;lr Turaid im Apriag-Tb Has
i: of light Mi pa Ald for the
Itrljhl ti Ilapi y Oliim of
lfJ mm l irtUiiMR.uk Mo
UrUhtrvl rtrfWllua.
Y'-ciriélav Kr. Mr. Welsh read
the Mieti,a Uinrriage m Trice which reu-di-rs
i:un aud wo:u.:i one :.n I iuepar
a'o'o, and uni4 4 iu the holy bonds of
wetWk Mr. .'. E. Petf ruin, of the Hot
Saria-, ami MU Marie F. Hume, of
CoIumMa. Ms-our. The bride is a
dn.g!iN r of the hu Jainti 11. Hume,
an 1 a ssst.-r of Mr.. J. 1. PcMijoha. of
tht Hot Springs. 'i'Le groom is well
kt.cu in tlii city a one of ur l est
anil most enterprising businesi men. It
is usck-is for uí to wili him success and
vty tbnt ho his the well wishes of a host
of fiiends. for he oarric the reflection
of our Muilmg faces with him. A hap
pier pair never ware j jined together in
our midst, and no couple ever started
out in life with brighter prospects and
who were followed by more earnest
wisiie tor their future. The briJal
p.uty left on the afternoon train for
.Sama Fu. Thr-.y will remain in that
city for a fe .r days and return to the
Montezuma. After a week's stay at tho
hotel they will welcome all their friends
from their own mountain homo.
Oar Fire Department.
The interest manifested by the two
hose companies in protecting the city
in case of fire is deserxing of the support
of all the citizens of Las Vegas. It has
been demonstrated already that a reg
ular organizad department is necessa
ry, and the good work already dono by
these independent hoio companies has
shown that tho members aro compe
tent and willing to di the work of a
paid department. Suuli a sacrifice as
this should be encouraged. There
should be sotno means adopted to raise
funds to build a substantial house, to
sheltcrthe reels in each town. Both
companies aro fully organized and are
ready to do their duty; now let the citi
zens came forward an I du their part.
Ko two organiz itioiis ver have, . or
ever will do vü'eeiive work without a
head, and v f-nggest that a chief
of lire department be se'eeted
to gorern both comp.niics. Let the
foreman of both 'companies draw lots
for the privilege of sel -.cling n chief for
first year, then let theti alternate in the
selection of that ollieer tliereatter. If
the east side gets the chief this yaar,
let the west sido select him next and so
on. Let tho city council endorse the se
lection soniade and do all in theirpowcr
tn further the interest of the department
sw formed.
We simply oiler this as- a auggestion
astd would like to hear from tho com
panies i n the subject.
Put 1 lilt in Yunr Pips.
The gentleman win insists upon the
publication of the scandal mentioned in
yesterday's issue, can console himself
thai he has done his duty to mike the
matter public, and we can console our
Milv.vs that we h:ivs had decency eno'igh
to s'ipp;!.-s i: . If the. parly has the
cr.u'-.-.ge thai ho claims and tUroiii his
Vindictive':', ;;s wishes to break up a
family and ruin a homo, let him write
his article and sign his name, then we
will print it and let him stand the con
seipieneeü. When tLe citizens of Las
Vegas are culragod or injured The
Gaktte will be. the first to expose and
assist in having the outrager punished.
But whon a man pushes his nose into
the sacred domestic relations of his
neighbor, and to satisfy a coarse and
morbid taste for scurrility and slander,
aims to destroy his neighbor's happi
ness, we say, no! There is enough
misery in this world alraady, my friend,
and the sooner you conclude to act de
cent yourself, and let vour neighbors
alone, the sooner you will become what
the good Lord intended you a true
and respectable man. , Now, you hare
our answer. If your assistance should
be needed in the case in the futuro it
will he called for.
Brunei Army E'ect ou.
The regular meeting of the Grand
Army of the llopublic was held at their
headquarters Tuesday evening and the
following officers were elecla,l to serve
tho ensuing year:
Post commander, J. J. Filzgerrell;
Vice-Post Commander, II. J. Franklin;
Junior Vicc-Pust Commander, A. II.
MeCormick, Sargent, J. W. Barney;
Chaplain, E. W. Freeman; Officer of
tho city, C. II. Whittlesey; Officer of
the Guard, Henry Perry; Assistant In
spector, John B. Means; Trustees,
Comrades Reinoehl, Means, Carr,
Crawford and Parker; Belief Comnnt
tae, Comrades Franklin Perry, Smith,
Crawford and Whittlesey; E. W. Free
man was elected as a representative to
the department of Colorado at Denver,
with C. II. Whi 'lescy as an alternate
A. 11. Bf.ixoehl, P. C.
Joiix B. Means, Adjutant.
From Furl I'iiIoh.
Foirr Union, Mor. G. '82.
Edil'ir (inzctte.
Sir:; The sporting clmcnt of this
post is again in commotion. Tho cause
this time s a twelve hour square heel
and toe walking match, to take place
en or about tha first; of next mouth.
The last contest has shown that there
are somo good walkers among the
soldiers, and has caused walking to be
encouraged by our kmd and worthy
commanding officer. Owing lo this
Mii Cooly and Woods, two ener
getic sporting men. hare t-ecure I a
large am! spacioui hall, to bo devoted
oiclunya'y to athletic sports. It is to
oe converted into a gymoaaiuzu, tLus
affording the men as excellent oppor
tunity for physical cxarcise. It is to be
stocked witü gloves, Indian clubs, hor
ri.ntal Lars, etc.. and nothing will be
warning to make it an entire success.
It is now fitted upas a rink and the
boys' are busy preparing for the com
ing race. It i stated that Mr. Felbur,
of company B, has issued a challenge
to w alk any inaa ia Fort Union for one
hundred dollars. This man hs clearly
demonstrated that he can walk, as he
made a splendid record ia tho last race.
However, there are men here who feel
confident of beating him and prefer to
reserve their cash for th first of the
month. Thero is another gentleman
here who during his practícelas shown
excellent ability as a walker. His name
is Ed. Nagnús, our celebrated solo cor
nctist. lie possess that which is above
all most essential to a walker, I. e. en
durance, and if he does not give a good
account of himself in the coming con
test, something niore than fatigue will
be the cause, M. Simpson, of company
B, is also an excellent walker; his style
being especially his note worthy feat
ure. There are other men wko will
take part in the race, and it premises
to bo far more interesting than the last
one. Nothing will be spared to niak0
the race interesting and comfoitable
for the contestants. It is also stated,
(I have not been officially ImforniedJ
that thero is to be another "go-as-you-please"
race here, to take place im
mediately after the walking match.
When these events take place I shall
gire you a special account of them.
Gis.
Mint in ir Man.
Emil Schleycr, a saddler and car
riage trimmer, is missing. For some
time past he has been in the employ of
W. II. Shupp, but frequently stopped
at night with some of his acquaintance?
in Malbouifs harne-s shop m tho cast
town. A few nights ago ho got up from
his bed and went out of the shop. This
was the last sfen or hoard of him.
Monday night, it is said, a man was
found dead near Burris corral and was
taken off and buried. It is now thought
that the man was nono other than
Schleyer, who had wandered up there
during the night and died. Schleyer
was aman of unsteady habits and was
addicted to tha inordinate use of mor
phine. The lot of the dissipated In this
western country is certainly a sorry
one.
The St. Nicholas hotel is now under
the individual control of Mr. Win. Kel
ler, one of ho most hospitable land
lords of tho country.
A colored gentleman, after several
futile attempts to view Venus yester
day, said: "I b' lore dis hole thing am
a scheme of dem eye doctors to make
sore eyes."
Thero are no new developments in
election matters, but it soeuis to us that
any reasonable man shoii'd b: willing
lo let the whole thing go as a gigantic
fraud. Do what, they may, we cannot,
see how either party can claim a cer
tificate of honest election.
Bartlett Bros, have a hamUems lino
of diamond scarf pins, in fact they have
just received a magnificent line of all
kinds of gold and silyer jewerjy. The
gold and silver filigree jewelry and sil
ver plated wares aro of the most unique
and costly paterns. It does even a re
porter's soul good to examino such
beautiful designs. This firm i looking
out for the Christmas trade.
Horacio C. Burchard, director ot the
United States mint, has appointed Wal
ter C. Hadley of this city to collect ma
terial for his report for 1883. The statis
tics will bear on the subject of tho
mines in the territory and the amount
of oro produced suid shipped. This is
another victory of mind over matter, or
in other words of Hadley over Sloan.
A prominent lady in the city says the
Oplic is very unkind when it refers to
the deformities of a person. Professor
Garlick, of the Louie Lord troupe, was
a gentleman of education and refine
ment, and comes of ono of the best fam
ilies of Kansas City. The Oplic speaks
of him as the one-legged man, etc. For
shame boys, you should hare more
feeling for such misfortunes.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Eugene Clemni, and W. H.
Keller has boon dissolred by mutual
consent, the latter gentleman retiring
from the firm. Tha St. Nicholas will
be managed in the future by W. 11.
Keller, a hotel man of long experience,
and as popular a landlord as we ever
met. We do. not like to see Mr. Clemni
retiro, but with such a host of friends
as Mr. Keller has, the St. Nicholas rill
go along as usual.
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Davis Stapn
took place yesterday afternoon in the
presence of a large concourse of friends.
The pall bearers were Joshua S. Ray
nolds, Charles Ilfeld, A. M. Blackwell,
C. E. Wesche. Jame Campbell and T.
W. Garrard. A funeral mass was cele
brated by the Ror. J. M. Coudert at the
Catholic church, and tho remains were
interred in the chnreh cemetery. The
services were solemn and impressive.
The little son and daughter of the de
ceased followed close after the coffin,
and behind them Mr. Daris, supported
by Mr. Stapp, in going from the church
to the grave.
Pedro Valdex, of Sapello, is in the
city.
Mrs. Edward Ruby has gone to old
Mexico.
G. W. Thompson is rgi-terl at the
Plaza hotel.
S. F. Jaramillo came up from Fort
Sumaer yesterday.
E. B. Clarkson is a lato arrival from
Davenport, Iowa.
Pete Maxwell came up from Fort
V
Sumner yesterday.
W. D. Anderson, from Tucson, is a
guest of the St. Nicholas.
Irank YThitelaw is now managing
editor of the Socorro Miner.
Rush J. Holmus is homo from the
south. where he has been on business.
P. II. Brooks, a traveling man from
Chicago, is stopping at tho St. Nicho
las. Morrison B. Crawford, of Middleton,
Connecticut, is circulating among us
to-day.
Mr. Ike Ililty, of Kingston, lias been
very ill for ten days, but is now conval-
esing.
Professor Cornell, of the dancing
academy, is highly speksn of in our ex
changes. J. L. French, tho head man for R. G.
Dun's agency in this city, went south
yesterday.
Frank Manzanares west over to San
ta Fe yesterday on business connected
with tho contest.
J. W.Foster is up from his ranch near
Fort Sumner. He reports his sheep as
doing splendidly.
W. C. Stevens, who sells goods for a
Boston dry goods house, will eell you
some goods to-day.
Frank A. Vfheclor went to Pueblo
yesterday. He sells fancy good for a
Rochester shoe firm.
Chris Sellman went to Kansas City
yesterday to remain over the holidays
with his family and friends.
Riv. Thos, llarwood passed through
on yesterday's train en route to Tipton
villo. He has been lo Santa Fo on busi
ness.
I Morris B. Crawfon-i, Middietown,
j Connecticut, and Al. T. Roberts, of
! Niekerson, Kansas-, aro at tho Depot
hotel.
Tom Haywood went over to Cherry
Valley yesterday. He is superintend
ing the erection of Mr3. Tipton's new
residence.
Charles Schenck.nianagcr of the Xeio
Mexican, Santa Fe, went home from
Topeka yesterday. His wife accom
panies him.
Charlie Rothschilds, the popular
Denver salesman, who haa been work
ing the town for several days, went east
yesterday.
Mrs. II. Jeffries, tho landlady of tho
Depot hotel, has gone to Kansas City to
soenri 1 he holidays anicnirr hor m inv
I ' - ft . j
I friends there.
Conductor Ilaskins has run up against
a bonan.a that bids fair to turn out
I good leather. The boys say it cost him
j $10 to assay the first panful.
we out fluss V enus aflieu lor vre are
so busy that we may not havo a chance
to attend her next transit 100 years
hence. Bye, bye, Veny, old girl.
J. R. Roberts, an old oil well driller
from the Pennsylvania oil regions, is
now drilling a water well for the Teco
lote stock company near this city.
M, Barash, who came in from King
ston Tuesday.left for Pueblo yesterday.
He does not consider Lake Valley and
its neighboring villages as anything
astonishing.
Charlie Rathbun, our lire business
man, has returned from the eastern
states. He says he had a good timo,
but considers Las Vegas about as inter
esting a town as he wishes to live in.
J. S. Wade, who has been engaged in
business here for tho last year, goes to
Albuquerque to-day, where ho expects
to remain permanently. We commend
Mr. Wado to the people of Albuquer
que. J. F. Steele, a law partner of the lato
Judge Collins, received a telegram yes
terday from Mrs. Collins, requesting
that the remains be shipped to San
Jose, California. The body will be
shipped to-day.
Bob Fetters, "Our Bob" moved his
household goods orer ou to Douglas
arenuo yesterday, Bob says .a. man
never gets so proud as when he sfarts
to moye, then he finds that he has about
five times as much as he over dreamed
of.
The street cars still continue to go by
the corner of Sixth and Douglas aye
nues as if shot out of a gun. The citi
zens would compromise the matter if
they would condescend to stou there a
few minutes ac night.' They can be
caught ou the fly in the day time.
II OTE I. AltRIVAl S.
ST. NICHOLAS.
Following are tho arrivals at tho St.Niehohs
Wei: J K Sullivan and wif, C'hiee.gro; W W
Ilrooks, Chienifo; A Y I.obbr, Hon- Konsr,
Ubiua; E Krieberjrh, Denver; W 1) Amlerxon,
Timooso, Texas; Jas McMasters, TascoM, Tex;
It C Hite, New Vork: John L Parmaloe, Peo
ria, 111: D (J Jennings, New lied ford, Masg.
rLAZ A.
The following -were the arrivals at tht I'lara
hotel: II C Stevens, Independence, Kas; L C
liMinett, Lawrence, Kan, Geo V Donaldson,
Santi Fe; A Hltzoff, C S A; W E Osboin, tit
Louis; Pedro Vnldez, Sapello. J P Jaramillo,
Fort "-umner; a H Bryant. Washington, d c
LU Morg-an, Salom, X Y; E B Clarkson, Da
venport, Iowa; D II Cramer, ISufTato, N Y.
JÍLT ORIGINAL C(DST.
The Pioneer IUEJj2LXj 33STATI3 ofLAS YF.GAS
Has for sale more property than all of the other agentó combined.
Offers more than 500 VACANT LOTS in the different ADDITIONS,
Upon Terms and at Prices to please the Merchanic, the Speculator and tho Capitalist.
Superior Bargains in Business and Residence Properties in most desirable locations.
Agent for the t.ah VEGAS TOWN COMPANY whose lots are the best.
No other agent can sell TICS or the PROPERTY of the ROSENWALD ADDITIONS.
Desirable Properties in all parts of the city. The 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 $15.000 each.
No greater PLEASURE is afforded than that of SHOWING these PROPERTIES.
I invite the CITIZEN, the STRANGER, the SPECULATOR and the CAPITALIST
To call at mv OFFICE, examine PROPERTIES and get PRICES.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES!
Orfia'i
ized
NAME OF COMPANY.
1843
1863
1836
1853
1750
1854
1858
1849
1861
1794
1879
1825
1877
1850
1809
1824
1819
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Travelers Lile c Accident Ins. Co.
Liverpool, London c Globe
Home Fire Insurance Co
London Assurance Corporation
Phcenix Insurance Co
Queen Insurance
Springfield Fire & Marino
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
Hrst Natal Bank of Las Vegas
KKW MEXICO
Authorized Capital
Paid In (apila! 50.0DO
SniT'lni t'nn! :..)
Vqm a (rt,norai Jank.nr .ii.sins.
SOCIABLE Summer Drinks At
DILLY'S.
Go to Leon Bros, for your toys
they have got them by the mil
lion. U-30-Gt
Excimnge Wood Ynrd.
Wo bog leave to inform tho juiblic
that we nave on hand a largo amount
of dryiiinc, cedar and pinvon wood,
cut ready for tho stove. Will deliver
to any part of the city. Leave orders
at Exchange hotel corral.
Stanley & Hicks,
10-8-1 m rroprietor.".
RED HOT Irish whisky at Billy's.
Sottra ti 1h public.
As Jafl'a Bros, intend to wind tip tlifi
iiQ'nirs of tneir stove iu this cily dj the
1st f the coiniag month, they request
all thosu having claims against them to
present them by thatdnte, and also all
those knowing themselves indebted to
the said JailVt Bios, me requested to
call and settle by the above given .
ll-L'S-JJl ' JakkaJ'íu.s.
RED HOT Tom and Jerry a ill
Carpets for less than oai-l
cost at JAFFA BE0
It 28 Ot.
RED HOT port wine negus at Billy's.
Go to Leon Bros, for your tcy
they have got them by the mil
lion. ll-30-0t
Go to Leon Bros, for your toys
they hae got them by the mil
lion. 11-30-0',
Come soon. Our goods are go
ing fast. We are selling at cost.
Jaffa Bros.
RED HOT hot and cold lemonade at
BILLY'S.
Look ller!
The summer is over, and instead ot:
cool and shady little parks, we now
haye warm, sunny and pleasant little
parks surrounded by wings of our Ex
change Hotel.
10-5-tf. A. Paul Crawford.
iXMc of IMnnoIiU cu. j
Notteo ia hereby given that the part ne rsIiSp j
heretofore existlnir between W. E. Murwedo. f
J. Oruncr and C. 1). Iirumley, under tho tlrni 1
name or Marwedo, wuinloy Uo., has tuis
day been dissolved by mutual consent. C. 1).
Krumley retiring. Tho business will he con
tinued at tho old stmid by W. K Murwede and
J. Gruncr, under the firm hamo and Htylo of
ai wede & Gruner. The n )w llrm will coilcet
nil debts and assume tho payment ef ail the
liabilities thereof.
W. 13. Mahwkdb,
J. Ghunek,
C. I). IlHUMLEr.
Las Yegai, Deo. 1, issi. ia-2-tf.
LAS VEGAS
i a nuoMft urai uní
A. R. AREY, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OP.
Tillia Linden Dowm
on
Wetiden Feathers,
EXCELSIOlt
THAI) d.M AUK.
AND DEALER IS
HAIR, MOSS, EXCELSIOlt COTTONY
Curtains, Lambrequin Curtain Poles, ete.
LAS VEGAS. N. M.
LOCATION.
New York
Hartford
Liverpool and London. .
New York
Iondon
Hartford
Livervool
Springfield, Mass
London
Philadelphia
London
Philadelphia
London
New York
London and Edinburg. .
Edinburg and London. .
Hartford.
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BROWNE & MANZANARES,
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BROWNE, MANZANARES & CO., Socorro, N.M
Warehouses on Railioad Track.
"Will supply the Wholesale Trade with staple gooda at as low
prices a3 can be brought from Eastern points.
Wholesale dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Manufacturers' Agents for the best
FJJsa:
AM)
Freight
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W vf1 wTiTsi roT Emí3
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Wagon Tin.be'rs, Piow Timbers,
REP IRS AND SUPPLIES.
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Every Verity.
'AND
OTHER AGRICULTURAL 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.
STEIN, MANDELL & CO.,
W1I0LESALK
HARDWARE.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. II.
Carry a full line of Mining, Carpenter and
Blacksmith Tools. Agents for
rSDUIPOiSTX' POWDBH CO.,
xi-EncirriES powdbh oo.,
33X2.X3XiI3'Sr cS5 CO. '3 STOVES.
And the Largest and Best Stock in the Terrify-
Stewart JIounc KroeiicI.
The Stewart house, Main street, lias
been reopened under neY management.
Clean anil comfortaoio housu. loird
and lodging $5.&0 .per week,
. ( 'it nwirir Pn
Mus. CiiADWiCK. Proprietress.
For Sale A three room cttne. Good
well, nlecly fenced. Kent in paying 23
per cent, on investment. Will sell on
easy tenns. Also a set of black walnut
furniture, good as new. Enquire of
Henry Lee at Rupe & Bullard's planing
mill.
ll-13-3t.
ASSETS.
92,436,221
10
70
05
26
16
53
06
82
24
38
14
53
01
32
12
17
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31,665,194
6.995,509
15,886,111
4.309,972
4,821,237
2,255,807
9,698.571
8,818,805
1,340,141
2.227,615
1,331,782
1,735,563
9.264,569
33,041,045
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and RETAIL
The Children's Carnival,
Thankseivins. is a sure success,
as the demand for gold and sil
ver spangles, braids, trimmings,
stars, tassels, Daper and marks
at my place are just going fast.
Come at once and examine the
assortment to be had only of the
Old Reliable Merchant,
N. L. ROSENTHAL.
Railroad Ave., E. Las Vegas.
11-3-tf .