Las Vegas daily gazette., December 24, 1882, Image 2

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Our immense stock of Dolmans
andclo&ks of all styles, at prices
rarying from $'.50 to $35.00. the
same sold before at from $4.50 to
$50.00.
An elegant stock of ladies and
gents' hosiery from five cents a
pair upwards. A fine line of knit
saques for ladies and Misses.
Scarfs, hoods and all kinds of knit
goods.
We have a magnificent and now stock of silks, satins, plushes,
silk velvets, both in plain and brocaded. An endless variety of
silk handkerchiefs and all kinds of fancy and toilet articles suita
ble for
"We also keep a full Btock of
clothing, hats and caps, gents and
ladies' furnishine coods. boots
and shoes. Our department in grb
ceries and provisions is complete
and our stock fresh and clean.
We will sell our entire line of
merchandise in the next sixty
days at a discount from 10 to 50
per cent You may come with the
satisiacsionthatwe will sell you
goods at lower prices than ever
before known in this city.
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Wc only ask your kind examination, and we feel satisfied that you will find it to your advantage to
buy from us. Remember, wc give no baits Our
Prices are all uniform. JbJJRHPTlSrillZ &
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DAILY GAZETTE.
Rate of Subscription.
rallT,l year 11000
Dally, months "0
Dally, 1 inonlk I
Delivered l carrier to any part of the city.
Weekly, I year $ 3 00
Weekly. 8 mouth 1
For dvertlnin rate apply to J. H. Kooifler.
(-altor ami prnprlrtur. W. O. KMgler, asno
data and local editor.
Considerable wool lius been coni
injj into this market during the last few
days. This is tha bast wool market in
tht territory.
The Albuquerque Journal states that
$10,030,000 hare been paid out during
the last two j iars by the- Atlantic and
Pacific railrtai in tha city of Albuquer
que. This accounts for Albuquerquo
petting along no nicely, and not to any
natural resources f her iwn.
Tub DailfT Southwest, published at
SilTar City, is a new Tenture in New
Mexico iaurnalisin. Tho first number
is brijht and full of news. James Mul
len has made a decided success of the
New Southwest and Grant County Herald
as a weekly paper, and undar hi man
agement the new daily will undoubtedly
ba equally as successful. A jaitU stock
company has been organized with a
paid up capital of $10,000; a now power
prass has been purchased and it is the
intention ta enlarge tho daily, take the
associate press report, and mako it
equal to any paper in the tarritory.
Electric I.l.bt.
Dr. A. Burnett of this city is agitating
tha subjact af electric light. He claims
it to ae much cheaper and gives much
better light than gas. Ho has been
written to on the subject by the pianu
facturera of the machines, who desire
him to take the agency. Ho says a
machino that will supply thirty burners
can be furnishod for $3,800 all complete
and this will furnish a brilliant light at
the rata of fifty cents to one dallara
burner por night. Si Teral influential
citizens haTO ellercd to go into the mat
ter and agree to take three burners
apiece. Ten is the lowest enimbcr of
burners that tho machine is made to
supply, but machines can bo made
large enough t furnish 100 burners
just as easily. Those desiring to take
an interest in the enterprise are re
quested to call and see Mr. Burnett
who is able to giye them exact informa-
tian on the subject, lhe enterprise is
a gaod one and will add immensely te
uie appearance ci tho city if it is carnea
through, Put us down for one light.
hasoxic ;UAsn lodge.
The Masonic grand ledge at Albu
querque cemplcted its labors Friday.
The Journal has the following account
of the final proceedings.
Tha cenimittee on grand master's ad
dress made its report, and the report
was adapted.
The special committee on work made
its report, recommending the dmsien
of tho territory into three Masonic dis
tricts with tha appointment of a deputy
grand lecturer for each district, anil
sending representatires from each lodge
to a lodge of instruction to be held by
the (grand lecture. Tho report was
adopted.
A resolution of thanks to the officers
of the Atchison, Topaka and Santa Fe
railroad company for faTors and cour
tesies extended the members of the
graad lodge, was offered and adopted.
A special committee was appointed to
prepare a set of resolutions thanking
Temple lodge .No. 0, of Albuquerque,
for the excellent entertainment provid
ed the members of the'grand lodge dur
ing their stay in the city.
The annual election resulted in the
choice of the following ollicers:
Grand Master John IÍ. Wooten, of
Las Vegas.
Deputy Grand Master A. J. Foun
tain, af Las Cruces.
Grand Senior Warden YY. B. Chil
dcrs. at Albuquerque.
Grand Juiior Warden W. R.Tipton,
of Tiptenville.
Grand Treasurer IV. G. Riteh, of
Santa Fe.
Grand Secretary Dand J. Miller, of
Santa Fe.
A resolution was offered and adopted
fixing the salary of the grand secretary
at 1200 per yesr, payable quarterly.
The lodge the: took a recess nntil 2
o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Was opened by the installation of tha
grand ofheers elect, and the following
appointive officers.
Grand Marshal A. McKay Whit
conib. of Albuquerque.
Grand Chaplain E. L. Allan, of Sil
Ter City.
Grand Sword Bearer Car,J W. Wil
derstein, of Watrous.
Grand Senior Deacon Cornelius Ben
nett, of Silyer Citv.
Grand J unior Deacon J. II. Kuhns,
of Albuquerque.
Grand Stewarts T. F. Conway, of
Silver City and Lawrence LaPoint, of
Las Cruces.
Grand Tyler William E. Niemeyer,
of Albuquerque.
Immediately after the ceremony of
tne installation liad been cemplcted.
Deputy Grand Master A. J. Fauntain,
in a yery felicitous speech, presented
tha Worthy Grand Secretary, David J.
Miller, with a handsome watch chain
and charm, and a pair of lacre buttons.
Ha thanked him m the name of the
grand lodge for the services he had
rendered without reuumeration and
gaye him the testimonial to show in a
leasure the esteem in which he was
held by his brethren.
The presentation was a complete sur
prise to the secretary, who, as soon as
he fully realized the situation, thanked
the grand lodge far its beautiful gifts.
The grand master appointed the fol
lowiug standing committee on foreign
correspondence: David J. Miller, A.J.
Fountain and W. B. Childers.
The Grand Lodge of New Mexico than
adjourned to meet in bilver City on the
second Tuesday in December, 1883.
SOCIABLE Seasonable Drinks
At . BILLY'S.
SOCIABLE MILK PUNCH At
BILLY'S.
The Plaza hotel will bo more popular
than ever this fall and winter as the
steady arrival of guests now indicate.
It is convenient to all parts of town, it
U comfortable building in which to
live and tho furnishing is elegant and
tho table tho very best. The Plaza is
tho best hotel of Is'ew Mexico after all
and the guests universally so pronounce
it. O-G-tf.
I.ndlea and Oeutlainen,
Your attention for a few moments only
it will bo to your best interest. On
January 1st I will have tho pleasure of
moving into my new store, and until
then I will oiler my stock at reduced
1riccs, and all I ask is an examination,
have everything that any one of you
eould want or want to give away for
Christmas or New Year's.
12-3-0t Chas. Ilfeld.
nnrlnir Acnduiny .
At Wyman's hal!, Monday anil Fri
dsv evenincn for adults. Thnrsdav and
Saturday afternoons at 2 o'clock for
children. I will give privato lessons
every other night in the week excepting
Monday and l riday. I rivato lessons
for ladies every afternoon with the ex
ception of Thursday and Saturday af
ternoons. J ickets can bo secure at
Uine & Sheafer's drug store and must
he presented at the toor.
12 7 lm Will C. Coukeix.
RED HOT hot Scotch at B i 1 ly ' s .
Welcome! Welcame!
Glorious Christmas, and citizens of
Las Vegas to the Golden Rule, O. P. C,
II , aad examine our immense stock of
nobby clothing, furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, blankets, trunks and
valises at cheaper prices than at any
other bouse in the territory.
12 12 tf Simon Lewis' Sons.
Go to J. W. Tcarco for all kinds of
carpenter and repair work, Railroad
avenue. No. 333. 7-9-tf.
Handsome solid and quadra
plo silver plated tea sets, water
sets, and all toner Kinds of silver
ware of the most beautitul de'
signs at Bartlett Brothers. Ex
amine their stock and buy valu
able Christmas gifts for your
friends. BARTIETT BROTH
ERS, Railroad avenue. 12 12 tf.
Now is tho timo to buy what you
need in fancy goods at L C. Elkin's,
posiomce store, as ne is closing out me
present stock at a very low figure to
make room for holiday stock. 10-25tf
RED HOT Irish whisky at Billy's.
Wanted.
A bright, intelligent boy, sixteen to
eighteen years of age, to learn a desir
able business. One living with his pa
rents preferred. Address P. O. Box
621. 12-15-lw
SOCIABLE PUNCH AT
BILLY'S.
Something Xtw, Mcc anil Nobby.
Just received, per express, 50 black
Prince Albert suits; 50 fino California
Cutaway frock suits; 50 fine California
frock suits; 100 nobby Overcoats, from
$5 to $30; 5 dozen line Cardigan jack
ets; a full line of lino eastern and Cali
fornia underwear; fine socks, silk
handkerchiefs at eastern prices. All
goods guaranteed as represented. Call
and examine our stock and cheap
prices. Golden Rule One Price Cloth
ing House, 312 Railroad Avenue, East
Las Vegas, N. M. 12-12-tf.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
"We take pleasure in notifying;
our customers and the trade in
general that we have sold our
business to Messrs, Eisemann &
Jaifa,who will re-open our house
with an entirely new stock of
goods, and we would bespeak
for them the same liberal pat
ronada which was extended to
us. JAFFA BROS.
12 12 tf
Prodnce nnl Feed More.
Graaf & Weil keep the only produce
and feed store on tho plaza. A full
stock of grain, hay and Hour always on
hand in large lots. Cash paid for wool,
hides and pelts. 4-2-tl
The tickets for the German masque
rade ball on Saturday, 23rd, are out and
ou sale at Mr. Rutenbcck's in the old
town aad at liiue.& Schafl'ers drug
store in the now town. Tickets for gen
tlemen, $1.00; for ladies, 50 cents. A
committee of three will raise all the
masks at the door to prevent any im
proper characters Ironi gaining admit
tance There will be a prize given for
the best and the worst mask. Music
will bo furnished by Bofl'a's orchestra.
20t3.
Notice,
To my friends. I have gone into the
tailoring business with J. B. Allen,
east side of plaza and I will be glad to
see all my old customers and friends.
Wc aro prepared to do all kinds of
work in our line,
Louis Hollenwageh.
Willing to Die.
islix, Dec. 20. After Flvnn re
ceived his death sentence he said to the
judge: "Thank you sir. I am as will
ing to go there (looking upwards) as to
go home. I wish you all good day."
Cloning Ont Notice.
Having decided to remove from Las
Vegas, I propose to sell all, set up
goods at first cost and all other goods
at corresponding low rates. Persons
in need of anything in my line please
call and secure a bargain.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and make
personal settlement between now and
the 22d of this month.
All accounts unsettled by the above
named time will be placed in the
hands of attorneys for collection with
out exception.
Any person having any claims against
me will please present them for im
mediate settlement.
12-12-tf A. O. Robbiss.
JA8. A. LOCK HAART, PreiUent.
BICHABD DUN ST, Vice President.
NEW MEXICO
LUMBER ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL STOCK, S250,000.
Las Vegas,
New Mexico
RUPE &
MAXUFACTUBE1M OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS.
DE
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Siding, Ceiling, Floor
ing, Oils, Glass, Paints, Plaster Paris,
Cement, Plasterer's Hair and
Building paper.
o. We?&:&L&, JSr&-w Zo:-
E. ROMEKO.
ROMERO &
Successors to
ieneral Lumber Dealers.
ceand yard comer of 12th and Bridee streets.Las Vegas. N. M.
WHOLESALE
DRUGGIST
FIRST NATIONAL
j Vosas, - - - - - 3NToxv lVoiloo.
Has just opened his new stock of Druf, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Puints and
Oils, Liquors, Tobacco and Cig irs.
PBTho most careful attention is given to the Preseription tradefcs
Sole airent for Nw Meilco for the common sense truss.
THE KENTUCKY
:mmo:d'
NABOB WHISKY!
The Best and
ll&
1 can show thousands of lcKers from pewons from all parts of the
Union and Canada, to testify to its merits and the benefit it has afford
ed as a family remedy and tonic. And hnt been endorsed bv the medi
cal facility as the best Whltky lor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc.
Has been sold in all the Eastern Suites and given universal satisfac
tion It is hlirhly reeemmended by the faculty in ail cases of Nervous
i"LLD Bl-NARDBDISTHLE?! jl
ness, Meanness, ueuuiry, nyspepsia, jnuijrestion, thills and Fever, etc.
It Unow introduced to the public of the l'acillc Slope, endorsed by
the following certificates of the eminent Dr. Dana Haves, Stato Acsay
erof Massachusetts, snd Rev II. C. Loudrrback, of 'St. Louis, Mo.,
both gentlemen prominent in their professions, and which is a guaran
tee, to ail buyers of its purity i.d quality .
CAUTION. None genuine uiless labeled wilh hit signature over tho
cork. O. B1MMONDS.
Labohatobv and Office, 4 State 6t Boston, September , 1873
Gkokob Sjmmonm, ísq. Mr The sample marke "Nabob VVhiKky"
received from several firms lias ben analysed with the following re
sulta: It is of selected alcoholic strength and FREK FROM ADDBD
FLAVORS, oils, acids; metals; or other deleterious substance This
Whisky is PURE, of superior quality, and suitable for dietic or medi
cinal purposes.
S. DANA HAYES, State Assayer, Massachusetts.
Country orders promptly attended to. ramilies supplied by the gal
lon, case or bottlo.
CHAS. BLANCH ARD ,
Sole Agent for Las Ve:as and Vicinity.
EXCHANCE
Newly re-orened under the
ly furnished and arranged. Good
rhi rr r
pi.uu per uay
West siicie
STEIN, MANDELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE aad RETAIL
HARDWARE.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M,
Carry a full line of Mining, Carpenter anil
Blacksmith Tools. Agents for
JL UJr OTSIT POWDEH CO.,
n, nioTTxaaa fowuer oo.,
L. 3k - efts OC.'J9 STOVES
And the Largest and Best Stock in the Territfy.
EUOEMO BOBO Treasurer.
X H. MAXWc LL, Secretary.
New Mexico.
Planing Mill,
BULLARD,
IER3 IN
I.. II, MAXWKLL
MAXWELL
E. Romero.
AND RETAIL
3
BANK BUILDINC,
PRODUCTION.
Purest for Medicinal and Family-
Purposes.
ausnices of Mrs. H. Mercar. Naw.
beds and good table. Terms,
or IPlcuza,.
HOTEL,
Garrard k Cunningharrii
INSURANCE,
Real EstateuftLive Stock
BROKERS,
Notaries Public
AND
Conveyancers.
WE HAVE for sale improved
and unimproved city and Hot
Springs property. City and Hot
Spnngs property to rent. Cen
trally located business houses
and offices to rent. Ranches and
water fronts in the best stock
raising sections of Mew Mexico
for sale. Horses, cattle and sheep
for sale.
WE WANT real estate and
live stock all we can get to sell
on fair terms. Bonds, deeds and
contracts carefully drawn. Ac
knowledgements taken and col
lections made.
All business placed with us
shall have prompt attention.
GARRARD & CUNNINGHAM,
Bridee Street Las Veas N.M.
QQ.ÍÍÍíf0S' MANZANARES WIN
UOUvU ing stock for salo at three
onts on the dollar.
c 12-U.tf. UAIITUIU) ft CUNRINCItAM.
Wc hnvo now on hnnd nnd will continue to re
ceive this season, Hit the delicneies tint
tho eustern market nffords. We can
not ennmernto nil our larjro nnd
varied stock, bu t will mention
a few wo receive twleo per
week. All kinds of for
eign nnd eastern Sau
sages; smoked
T,
EELS, 1IEIIRIKG-, ETC., ETC.
We have one car-load of
CALIFORNIA TABLE FRUITS,
Jellies and Jams; aleo imported preserves,
Sauces of 11 kinda, Olives, Catsup. -p.
lish and French Mustards, French ' m
dies, and intact we have the Ian- ..
and tincst stock of staple nuu
FANCY GKOCEKJZr
In the city.
Ourpricesarc as low as th .
est. As for our
BREAD and CAKES
This market bus been so often deco'viv"
with imitations of it that we need say nothing
more than that e fflve you LEON'S OWN
ItHEAD, Ifl ounces to a loaf, and our Cream
Bread is one pound and nine ounces to each
rund loaf.
LEON BROS.
T,
OPERA BriLDISK,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
The Best of Meals at Rcastnubie Kates.
OYSTERS
Served to order at n!l times and In tho very
best Styles.
E- B. TAYLOR-
IRKS DINING HALL
-A PLACE FOlt
WEARY TRAVELERS TO FEAST
Best Tables in the City. Oysters
Prepared to Order.
pOPEN nil timea of day and night.
GRAND AVENUE,
IN REAR OF RAT1IBÜBVS SHOE STOKE.
For the Holiday Trade
AT THE
LITTLE CASINO
Arbuckle Coffee, per lb., 18cts.
Granulated Sugar, " " 12i "
Irish Potatoes, " " 2i "
Rose of Kansas, 50 lbs., 1.75
California can goods, 31b 30cts
81b can goods, 5 cans, 90 "
16 Bars best soap, 1.00
All other articles in my line at
Eaual Rates. 12-17-tf
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUI
Headquarters for Dolls and
Toys at the
'FAMOUS,"
ISIDOR STERN, Bridge street,
"West Las Vegas. 12-21-tf.
RED HOT Tom nod Jerry at Billy's;
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS.
O". C. ADLiOKT c SOVP3
Foundry and Machine Shop
Is now In running order, nd having firot-clM machinery, will do all work In their line, lb
neatness and denpatcn. Their Machine !-hnp will make
Mill and Milling Machinery
A specialty and will build and repair 'team rnsinca, pumps, pulleys. Bankers , shafting, saw.
ing uiandrelU, boxes, oto., ele. All kinds of iron turning, boring, (dailug and
bolt cutting. Their
FOxririDr will ::.::!
Iron Columns. Fences.
LlntWs Sash Weights,
Window Sills and Caps, Boiler Fronts,
Stairs and Baluster, O rate Bars
wresting, move Howls,
In fact make arytblng of cast iron. Give
Cash Paid For
P. L. IIINE,
DEALERS IN
Drugs') Medicines, Toilel Articles and Perfumery,
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Ilourt, Day and Xigltt.
riOomiART oo. east IjA -nuoej
VALLEY DINING HALL
Best table, in Las Vogue for tho money, lluoa bur In connection.
A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY,
Where washing will be doñe promptly for a most moderate pi ce.
Chas. EVIelendv. Proprietor.
OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY.
l KESII LAUKK AT 5 CEilTS VVAl GLASS.
Choice Brands of Wines and Cigars at
CHAPMAN HALL,
P. J. MARTIN, Prop.
IMMENSE ! IMMENSE ! ! IMMENSE ! ! !
WHAT? Tho QurJlty and Qantity of
mUB, BUNS, PIES, CAKES and Etc.
Daily EXanuiae, Tired at the
CENTER 3.LI?Trr.
Yes, they all "mow it, they all know it.
THE EUROPEAN RESIMJfi
Hun la connection witli
Kenric's Meat Market anfl Grocery
Best place in the City
To get an excellent meal
At all Hours of the Day,
-AT-
Rcasoxiable Hates !
o -r s ?:; s
SERVED TO ORDER.
Everybody Call and Try Us !
BOARD PER WEEK, $5.50.
SOUTH SIDE ÓFTII15 PLAZA.
Q. ST. DENIS,
CHARLES MYEK.
LA VEGAS
Soda
Manufactory
ARE PREPARED TO TO.Ii ALL OUPERS FOR
Soda, Sarsaparilla, Ginger, Rasp
berry, and Seltzer
MINERAL WATERS
ON SHORT NOTICE.
Main Street. Zion Hill.
Just Received at CHAS. ILFELD'S
A full lino of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS'
CARDS.
Also a benutiful lot of Ladies' Novelties, suita
ble for Cliriatínn presenta. TJ-lo-tf
Water
Stove Grates, Racks,
Dtnve , Líos, Legs,
Wheels, l'inious,
Mower Parts
Etc., Etc., Etc.
them a call and save money an 1 dulay,
Old Cast Iron.
o. o. miAr.rEH
uñón unuuMi aiuna
YOU WILL FIND ALL KINDS OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries
All Now nnd Fresh, Alio
Leon Bros.' CREAM BREAD.
Just received all kinda of Fancy
Candies, Fruits, Canned Goods,
Mince Meat, Sour Krout,
White Fish, Flour,
Etc., Etc.
In fact everything found in a well fllfel
grocery store. Opposito Hupo & Bulliird's
plaining: mill.
m
m
South side of Plaza.
BEST OF FRESH
BEEF, PORK AND !
always on hand.
HARLEY J. KENDRICK.
Proprietor.
TV Plaza H
is
Now Open lo the Public
Day Boarders, $".0 per week. Transients
from $2.50 to $4.00 per day.
Suits of rooms, parlors with bed rooms at
tached, can be obtained ut$4.0U per day. Front
room at $3.00 per day.
Firstclassinall its Appointments
MRS. S. B. DAVIS, Proprietress,
LasVeeas - - New Mexico.
NEW
MEA
MARKS
;otie of DixMolntion.
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between W. E. Marwcrio,
J. Gruner and C. D. Hrumley, under tho Arm
name of Marwede, Biumley Co.. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. C. I.
Brumler retiring. The business will be con
tinued at the old stand by W. E Marwede and
J. Gruner, under the firm name and style of
Marwede & Gruner. The n iwflrm will collect
all debts and assume the payment of ail the
liabilities thereof.
W. E. Marwede,
J. GBtlNER,
C. D. Bhohlst.
Las Vegas, Hoc. 1, ltííi.-12-a-tf.
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