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SA.TURDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1883.
NO. a.
DAILY
TTE.
J. J. FITZGERRELL.
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE
NOTARY 1'IJIU.IC
AND
CONVEYANCER.
RA'NCH PROPERTY,
Grants and Cattle for Sale
3 0(")"J hr-l of uto. k rutili'fur aU df
I VV liTrrix! anjrwbrre in w Mexico
If sul1 at once.
QH nnf tH, nrrlttlp' wl" I'"'1 M
&J -JW h''l of cm I Tin th cam nir im-h-
oii: funifl' ffiicrd; will ii.Mirt -l.it h-ii'l f
cattle; til tbi" nPcnwarc imih-uinl;ii con-
owUil with nllrl- ;a much lit on the rsniru.
II In tirst-clsM order. Will be sMst s I .lr
lírico .
OpnO "'luf OHitle, will .rii'l 0 head ff
calves t be coining- hmhi: roture
nit fenced: tine kthm, wuter and nhi-ltcr; tin
rtm b outfit complete, all in lift condi
tion. Will bpnolil at a Kurtfaiii
$8.000 will tmjr'ona of the Iwst corn-rn,
liuaitu-M hnu-e iiti i lot, pitying 45 per c ut on
Investment. This lia rure Imrtnnn.
$2.600 will l.ujr twdhnuoei with lliree l"t!,
splendid location renting- f ir il.'t per tumuli.
This la a rilt eiljfo residence pnierly.
$1.750 will Iiiit el pita, tvsiilnnif rcnt!i!
lor $J0 a month. Must I' v. V
$1.250 will lmy n nice four-rxi... hmi-e
wiih let. centrally located, reutliiK to (food ii-.t
ant for a nv.ntli.
$200 will I.iit a choice rcsl.lf nee li't In
Krincni'a al 'lit inn, i.ear round lionsc. (ml) a
fow una left in thu i:(llitioii.
&250 will InirnM In the Ff.irv iew ddi;!...
Only ft-w lot left,
$250 will Ijiiju choice lot in the Sin Mituel
nlitioii.
$300 Wi i,ny two mmi'l buiisiM with lot.
Nice li col ion. y&ri paymt nt, bnlance on time.
This is very cbcuu.
$250 will lmy a hoiiKe and lot good loca
tion I'art cbsIi, tmluiiccon time.
$15 to $20 a month lor twelve months
will iiiy lor a choice residence lot
In Fulrview. llillsite, run Miifuci, linca, or
Homero'! addition. Nw Ih your time to liuv
lid stop paying rent.
p5,C(J0 will lmy n clínico litinlnes lot op
posite the poHtolIic'e.This Ih gilt eiXgctX husi ncss
property.
$250 will buy choice residence lots in Ortc
f a addition.
$12.50 a month for twelve months will pay
for a choice residence lot near mi I road. Only
a few left.
$300 will buy lots on Main street, suitable,
tor bualnes." residence or shop, l'urt payment,
tihlminc on lime.
$1,500 will buya nico luiildlnir on Main
street, Kiiitable fur buniness or residence, n nt
Iiik for f : a month.
35 Acres cr Inelunil mid orchard lands in
the Riibiirba of 1y, Cruces Well improved
retiiltiieo property, nil watered liy acciUies,
with ver IKK) mili trcsof ail Kinds, ami over
KM) line ihiilt umpés of dilteri nt varieties.
One of the lien biiHinesM properties in l.nw
( ruees, and one tenth intercut In the New
Mexican Town Conipanv.
Kilzgerrell's Uuiilo U New Mexico freo to
all.
Tlio above described property will sold nt a
bargain If bought Hi once. For lull particu
lars luipiirrof
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE LIVE
REAL ESTATE AGENT
THE ELDORADO TOWN COM
PANY ADDITION.
This Taluablo property lyinp betwoenthe
old and nfw portion of the city, contains very
desirable business and residence property.
It will bo sold at very reasonable figures. Call
and examine pint.
HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY.
1,1st of valuable Hot Springs properly In the
different additions; both ImslneHS mid resi
dence. 1 will sell you t lie tliu'st residence prop
rty at the Springs. Call and see niu before
purchasing.
3 SPLENDID Furnislied rooms upstairs
for rent.
ONE Of the liesl business coracrs in the city
lor rent. Puasession given at once.
J. J. FITOEHIiKLL,
'1 ho Live Heal Estate Agent.
AT TIIK
Little Casino
Those wanting the very best
of Family Groceries, with no
possibility of a deception
should go to the LITTLE CASI
NO. Danziger always insures
Full Weight and an Honest
count. Go to tho LITTLE
CASINO, if you want the best
-vegetables.
If you want the best Green
Fruits.
If you want the best Dried
Fruits.
If you want the best Canned
Goods.
If you want the best Flo ur.
If you want the best Smoked
Hams.
If you want the best Family
Groceries.
If you want Low Prices.
If you want to be well treated.
.VJifc CALD. j (spun ui Kutiu iiitjien, iiui in-M
H nd wairon and loirirlnir ctauitiH. Apply to
'nicy A Wickenhofer. Hot Spriius, N. M.
WANTED A ifirl to do general housework
Apply at Woolen's house, west side.
J. T. McXamara.
WANTED Second-hand km1s Rnd furni
ture of all kinds will buy at the hiifhest
price! Rnd scllat the lowest possible. NeilCol
gan, llrldge a reet, near powtotlice. ü-3-tf.
ITIOtl KENT The best business location in
' Las Vegas, Apply to (Jarran! & t'unning
ham '"üy.
WANTED Mrs. Thomas Dnvis will tnite a
few day boarders and nlo lndyinir and
board for man and wife. Residence near
Welttan's pop factory. 12-li-tf.
PK KENT furnished rooms. Nice and
New. Inquire of Mrs. Hubbell, oppo
lite the Uazcttt! olHue. 4-25-tf.
FOR KENT A nice new business houne on
tho comer of Railroad Avenue and Til
den streets. Terms vy. Inquire of Mike
O'Keele, at Itrowne k Manzanares commis
sion hoiiHf. s-'it
WANTED Servant (rirl for genernl house
work. Must be (fi'od plain cook.washer
and lroner. Family of four mhilts. Vntics
per month. Kocommrndatlona required.
Address Loo i Hoi i, Whiio Oaks, N. M.
PAKTNEU WANTED A Rood bakf-r with a
capital of from ioo to tl.MJO to cntrugo in
a business that U now paying1 handsomely,
AUdrvM. P. CUSICK, Wallace, X, M. tf
PACKER
PACKED
Ready for Shijimfnt from the (al
lows lo the Golden Shore.
Tha Queen of Shoplifters Makes
Her Debut in Denver.
Strut! Oil In a Tent Well Near Canon
(Itj, Colorado.
The San CarluS Indiana Get tha Worst
of Bkirmlsh.
The 'nnulb:l I'nrkcr Beuteueeil.
Dknvf-k, April 13. A Lake City, Cal
orado special this evening says that thu
j'irv in the Packer caso agreed upon a
verdict of guilty of murder in the lirst
degree. Judge Gerry pronounced 8m
tenue. of deutii upon Packer. He will
hang on llio l'Jth of May next.
m
ir. wr.it Doixis.
Dknvki:, April III. At Lake City
lliix ltioruiiig tlit) jury in the ease of
Alfred C. Parker, charged with murder
ing Hye companions in the 1 San Ju.au
country, in 1S7, returned a verdict of
guilt-. A motion was made for a new
trial on tiie grounds that the murder
was committed on an Indian reserva
tion ant! therefore this court has no
jurisdiction 'and will ho argued this
afternoon.
A lire broke out at Summitt Lonsa,
Pueblo, at l-.tfu this morning. The
building was unoccupied, and the lire
was tho "work cf incendiary. The lire
communicated to a two story frame ad
joining and both are at this mention
completely gutted. A high wind pre
vails but the lire is under control. Both
buildings are owned by A. G. Stewart
and James Canning loss about $4,000;
insurance $',300.
At 7 o'clock yesterday morning, at
Fort Lyon, Colorado, Sergeant Joseph
Lyon shot and mortally wounded Prí
valo John Howard. Both are colored
and belonged to a company of the Ninth
cavalry. Tho murder was tho result of
undue intimacy between Lyon and tho
wife jf Howard .
A man employed by the Pueblo Smelt
ing and llclining company was terribly
injured yesterday by a stack ot bullion
falling upon hnu. His name was II. K.
Long, and ho had been warned that tho
bullion was not stacked securely, but
kept on work. Suddenly twenty bars
toppled over, crushing him to the earth
face downward.-i. He was terribly in
jured and cannot possibly recover.
A Canon City special says: It is re
ported that oil has been struck at tho
leotli of HOO feot in a test well now
being sunk eight miles east on tho Ar
kansas river. Tho company sinking the
test well have shut down, and are leas
ing ull the ndjacent property. It is said
they have already secured 10,000 acres.
The wildest excitement prevails in con
sequence.
IiKlliiu Fight.
San Francisco, April 13. A Tomb
stone dispatch says: Reliable news
reached tewn today that a desperate
fight occurred last Sunday in tho bvvis
helm mountains about forty miles dis
taut, between eight hostile Indians ana
two Americans. The latter killed two
Apaches and wounded several more,
whilo one prospector received asevere
tlesli wound in tuo leit shoulder. I ho
Indians are armed with government
titles and were undoubtedly San Car
los.
.Shoplifter.
Denvek, April 13. From develop
ments in the last few days it is believed
that one of the most notorious shop
lifters in the country has made her ap
pearance in Denver and even now is
robbirg tho various stores by wholesale
and with impunity. She has victimized
nearly all of the large dry goods houses.
And in every instance she escaped
without leaving a single clue as to her
identity. Tho detectives hayo arrived
at the conclusion that a professional
is working Denver. And many are of
tbi rviilolon tlott- it ia Tin Inea q ndrcnnnirn
than the notorious Mollio llolbroolc,
who lias seen a terror to every place
she has ever yet visited. Within the
last few days Uallin in Co. lost lit ty
yards of three-dollar silk, Daniels &
Fisher two bolts of silk, McNamara &
Co. sixty-eight yards of liuc silk, and
C. W. Little a lot of diamonds valued
at $1,300.
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Railroad Schemes.
St. Louis, April 13. A dispatch from
Brownsville, Texas, says: The various
conllicting interests there incluning tho
Palmer, Sullivan people, tho ferry and
town company have harmonized and
entered into an arrangement
with tho Mexican National construction
Company to build an extension to tho
Denver ana Kio tirando líaiiroau
tlirmiodi the ItrnwnsYil In eonstrnetinn
ferry lodgings on tho river. They will
lay track on the river- and lay track t
the JVlatamoras uustom House ana sta
tion of tho Matamoras and Gentry
The railroad also provides proper boats
for transferring cars across the river
These improvements will furnish all
facilities necessary for handling freight
from point Isabella, and laying it down
at the terminus of the Railroad and
Monterey city. Brownsville given tho
right of way and a large tract of land
to Matamoras and Monterey.
New Tehtliuony.
Milwaukee. April 13. A sensation
was caused at the Scheller trial this
morning bv the testimony of Lenehan,
chief engineer in the Newhall house at
the timo of the tire, who said ho was re
centlv approached by J. C. McKinney.
attorney for Scheller, and a saloon
keeper named Adam itotu, who asüea
him to swear that the tiro was caused
bv a gas jot at the bottom of the ele
vator shaft, as said testimony would
clear the accused. It was shown that
Scholar's debts were over $4,000, and
proved that ho attempted to borrow
fjOO from Mr. Crocker before tuo tire
Banqnat.
Chicago, April 13. Tho Iroquois
club of this city gavo a banquet this
evening signalizing the birthday of
Thomas JeU'ersou. This has become
an annual custom of the club and the
occasion has been made one for the ex
pression of party principles by leading
Democrats throughout tho country.
Invitation! were extended to prominent
member! of the party throughout the
onion, and a nuruDcr of notable gentle
men have rc)onded in toats. T hough
tht attendance this year of people '
national repute is more limited than on
farmer occasions owing to varum
pauses. Among those named for
fpeeches, and who will undnubtcdlf
repond. are Senator 15jard, of Dela
ware; James U. Broadhead. Missouri;
Lyman Trumbull. Illinois; Col. V. IL
('. Brecketiridge. Kentucky; E. P.
Wheeler and M. Hulburt, New York;
General John M. Palmer, Illinois.
Klver KI-Iiik.
Sorf.l, Quebec, April 13. The ice in
ItiverP ichelicu opposite and aboye die
town is breaking up. Uoports from tho
upper part of the river, say the water
has risen four feet since yesterday.
The water on Yauiaska riTer extremely
high. Southeastern bridge on a pre
carious condition; trains stopped run
ning over it, mail carriers report the
crossing on St. Lawrence very unsafe.
Gravo apprehensions felt for safety
of fleet iu harbor.
(strikes.
Cincinnati. April 13. Ata meeting
of strikingcigar makers today a commit
tee from manufacturers presented a
statement that the demand for f 1 per
l.OOOincrease in wages would brjgranted.
The cigar maker's union tlion sent a
committee through work shops to col
lect dues, etc., and relief from the
charge of thirty cents per month, each
worktuan tor gas consumed during win
ter mouths Vork will not bo resumed
tul theso matters aro settled.
liislfclut Trini r Meetii.t".
San Fhanctsco, April 13. At a
meeting of the annua! conclave of the
Grand Commaiidary of th Kinghls
Templar if the statu today, t!m score
tary of the triennial committee report
ed the arrangements for the coming
conclave in a favorable state of pro
gress, and stated particularly that the
eastern commandary need fear no lack
of accommodation, as tho committee
were well ablo to próvido fordoublo the
number that wcro likely to.como.
Jndtrraeiit itendered
New Yoitic. April 13. Tho iurv iu
tho caso of ex-Mayor Deboroico, of
Long Island Cilv, tried for wrongful
conversion of city bonds today found a
verdict against the defendant for $100,-
00. A motion for a now trial was
denied a3 was also motion to stav
proceeding.
?Io Trouble.
SruiNUEiELD, Ills.. April 13. There
has been no trouble at tho rolling mill
since last night. Tho men are tirm in
their determination to remain at their
posts and many think the assi.ult of
ast night will have an ellect uirectlr
opposite to what was anticipate. I. Tho
Iiring parties hayo not been idontiliod
and no arrests.
.'iiirqnis cf C.orne.
Boston. April 13. Tho Murauis of
Lome arrived at 8:30 this morning. Ho
would not take a conveyance to hotel,
but accompanied bvtlio Lnihsli consul.
and members of his party, und followed
clo.sely by detectives, walked leisurely
to tho hotel.
Failure.
New York, April 13. Tho business
failures of tho past seyen days 189,
against ia last week, and 183 tho
week previous. New England, 14;
Wisteru, 54; Middle, 2G; Southern, 41;
Pacific States and Territories, 10; New
York City, 12; Canada, 32.
Explosion.
Milwaukee. Anril 13. A hoiler in
the Hndson chair factory p.xnlodod this
afternoon, and Willinm Pnid-n wsu
burned to death. Superintendent Fisher
was strucK on ine head and severely
hurt. A voun.nr man ñamad !?1W wn
injured slightly. Tho wreck was' com
plete, and pieces ot tho building wcro
carried a quarter of a mile. Fifty men
in tho neighboring room escaped.
s
Troublesome Trumps.
I.F.XINíJTYÍV. Kx Anril 1 Í? Vonarol
armed tramps captured a freight train
on me unesapeaKe anautiio railroad at
Olympia, and ordered tho conductor to
take thorn, to Lexington. Tho conductor
started tho train, having lirst tele
graphed the Situation to Sterlinir. whore
oflicers arrested the tramps.
Shooting AflYny.
Little Rock. April 13. A soeeial t,n
the Gazette from Tcxakana says:
About one o'clock this afternoon two
brakemans named Conners and Ray
oecame involved in a dimculty when
Ray shot Conners. Conners died in
about tbroo hours. Ray has not been
apprehended. Conners was a now em
ployee and Ray one of tho rusn engaged
in the brakeman's strike.
Atieinstted Wife Killing;.
Chicago, April 13. Late this after
noon threo constables wcut to the
southwestern part of the city to arrost
iuaniz eiaueiman. a saloon keeper, for
attempting to kill his wife. Stadleman
made a desperate resistance; ho shot
and probably fatally woundod one of
tho constables named Moonev. slia-htlv
wounded a second, and narrowly miss
ed me nurd, lie was subsequently ar
rested and locked up.
BonibEipUsioo,
Boston, April 13. A small street
bomb was exploded bv a passinar car
riagt, in front of the postoilico this
morning, ihe incident caused some
commotion but no damage. It caused
some talk in connaction with tho Mar
quia of Lome's arrival.
WASHINGTON WI KINGS.
Washington. April 13. Posmaster
General Gresham placed upon the fraud
list "The Industrial Works" and the
"Union Trust Company." of St. Louis
Ho also today approved tho design for
tne new two-cent postage stamp.
Poisoned by Rtrychnlue.
Little Rock, April 13. A Gazette
special from Dermott savs that yester
day morning six colored children living
on Psddicard's place, went to a picnic in
tho woods and gathered weeds for sal
ad. They cooked them and put in
strychnine lor seasoning. 1 hey all par
took of tho mixture. Three djed and
the others aro underwood to be dying,
i H I i . i
Heavy Floods.
Bellows Falls. Vt., April 13. The
rivr Is eating away the banks and a
large force oí men are at work ondea
voting to sayo tho dam and abutments
Tho railroad bridge in the Village of
north Wapolo is endangered andboth
trestle and bridges at Barre's Junctitin
and Sabina crossing carried away.
hPEDTlinOCall THE BE A
Di BLix, April 13. The trial of Joe
ltra.lv wa continued this morning.
The defense called a clerk named Ken
nedy who swore ho poke to Brady,
who was aceomoanied by a girl on
Dornina k street between ó and 7 o'clock
onj'.liej-vcning of MiyClh and recognised
Aübío Meagher, who lesti tied yesterday
that (die km the girl with Brady that
evening. Tho wliuesj also said thai he
met Brady the following day. The
latter declared that murder would
ruin the cause of Ireland. Upon the
conclusion of Kennedy's testimony, the
defense announced that they would call
no other witnesses. An argument of
counsel for the prosecution and defense
then followed.
London, April 13. A telegram from
Hong Kong dated tho 11th 6avs: The
French minister to China has arranged
the Touquin alair satisfactorily, but the
new French minister ha rejected the
arrangement. The result will probably
be a long and costly war. China will
use tho best troops and will probably
be commanded by European luade rs,
perhaps bo assisted by European allies.
London. April 13. Tho metropolitan
board works recommended as increased
danger it to be feared from explosives,
that workmen Working in sewers
in London should be caretully watched.
Beklin, April 13. A regulation was
gazetted forbidding importation into
Germany of American hog products.
London, April 13. The race for the
Newmarket handecap for 3-year olds
and upwards was won by Faugh A.
Balliigh, Alison .second, Cohart third.
S:.'veu slartes.
m:.v.i xiuuixs.
Boston, April 13. In a pigeon match
between Carver ami Bogardns, the
score was as follows: Carver ÍI3, Bog
ardns 'J2. A spout shot from the gun
of Bogardus, knocked a boy from tho
fence but did not seriously injure
him.
Pittsburg, April 13. N. W. Monroe
and his mother were fatally poisoned
by unknown parties.
St. Catharines, Ont., April 13.
There has been a serious break in the
mill race of tho Hydraulic Mill Race
company. Fifty foot of tho bank has
been carried away.
St. Louis, April 13. Tho perform
ance at tho grand opera' house this af
ternoon for the benefit of tho actor's
fund was a financial failure, although
tho bill was a good one. It was partic
ipated in by tho best of all companies
and combinations now in tho city. Peo
ple seemed lo take no interest in it.
Tho proceeds wero about. $100.
Itidín Scare.
Sa..' Antonio;" Tex., April 13. The
oflioers on tho western extensión of tho
Sunset route report a panto among tho
people in the vicinity of Laglo s Nest,
on tho Rio Grande river, on account of
i raid of a largo party of Indians into
Texas from Mexico, and they are sup
posed to be Ivickapoos who have been
depredating in tho neighboring repub-
io, and linuing their reception too hot,
crossed into Texas. Tho excitement is
aid lo bo intenso. A parlv of Mexican
soldiers followed tho Indians to tin
river, but wcro not anxious for a light,
as tho latter part v was too strong. No
depredations of any kind have been re-
)orted. I ho United States troops at
Fort Clark have boon instructed to tako
immediate steps to prevent plunder.
i
Base I'.all.
New Yohk, April 13. Clevolands. 1;
Metropolitans, 0.
Hanged.
Jackson. Miss., April 13. James E.
Robinson was hanged for tho murder of
Adam Robinson. Ho claimed tho act
was justifiable and that the jury treat
ed him unfairly.
Little Rock, April 13. A Fort
Smith special says: Massey Whitemau
was hanged today tor tho murder of
Ed wan I .P. Clark m Ind ían
Territory. Ho said: "I havo had no
ustice tor 1 am not guilty. 1 acknowl
edge I killed him, but it was in self de
fense. This is all I havo to say.
A Oend Elephant.
New Yokk, April 13. Pilot, Bar-
num's great elephant, has been shot.
It will be remembered that he recently
ill-treated tho other animals. He since
became mad, and endangered tho
whole menagerie. To-night it was
decided to kill him. Tho keeper took
no time, lhey procured new ropes
two inches and a half in thickness.
They bound tho forefeet tightly and the
hind feet. Stout ropes wero attached
to either, aud ran through blocks
fastened to the building at opposite ex
tremities, lhen forty men laid hold
of the lines and tugged with a will till
tho great brute's legs wero dragged
from under him, and ho sank upon his
oelly, lie still struggled savagely. A
couple of men who ventured within
reach were tossed over like ninepins,
and he tore clown a big post supporting
the amphitheater floor. Next a rope
was fastened to his feot and drawn over
his back, and, when it was fastened to a
block, the keeper dragged him over on
his sides. Then they began discipling
him with hooppoles, but their work was
of no avail. So Arstingstall, the ele
phant trainer, decided that it was no
uso trying to subject tho brute. In spite
of his costing $10,000 he would have to
be killed, as that alono would insure
tho safety of those about him. Mr.
Arstingstall got a big navy revolver,
and live bullets driven into tne animal s
heart put an end to Pilot. Word was
sent to the proprietors of tho show, and
then to the Society lor the i'revention
of Cruelty to Animals, llns evening
repesentatives Irom tho latter ana the
zoological department ot Central Park
irathcred at tho elephants' quarters.
and under the direction oi jur. Leon
ard tho great bruto wa3 quartered, and
his remains sent to Barren island.
Mysteries and Miseries of Ameri-
IO. a si i vt u
A book bearing the aboye title has
recently beon issued by tho Historical
Publishing company of St. Louis, and
is creating a sensation on account of its
revelations of tho secrets of high and
low life in New York city: official life,
scandals and intrigues in Washington,
and its terrible exposures t tho shock
ing practices of Mormonism, including
a complete revelation of the secrets of
the infamous Endowment rites. It also
erives a full history of Voudouism in the
south, with many amusing sketchers of
Nesrro lifo before and after the war;
also a history of early days in Califor
nia, with sketches and adventures of
the famous era of '40, and much other
matter of interest and value. The book
is written in a fascinating manner by
tho well-known author, J. W, Buel, and
is meeting with a rapid salo. Agents
and others interested will find tho ad
yertisemcnt elsewhere in this paper.
Tomorrow morning's Gazette will
contain Mr. Ziock's address to the
board of trade setting forth his opinion
of tho vat importance of placing
wowlen mills here. He stated in Lis
address that fow people iu tho east ap
preciate what a creat wool centre Las
Vegas is.
M. Rudolph, of Umcon del Tecolote,
is Id the city visiting his son Charlie, of
the riaza hotel.
Georgo P. Gross left for Triü.Jad last
evening, and Johnny Westphaling went
north to do Colorado.
Charles Thompson, of Osago City,
Kansas, is at the Windsor, as is also
Thomas M. Smith, of Denver.
S. Mantzer, of St. Joe, Nelson Frank
lin, Denver, and Sandy Haley, Phila
delphia, are at the St. Nicholas.
William Keesee, a former Las Vegas
blacksmith, has returned from Deming
where he has resided for tho past few
months.
Gus. Meyer, with Meybcrg & Ilaths
childs Brothers, St. Louis, is iu the
city and will see the plaza peoplo
today.
Lew B. Shultz and Fatty Gimmell,
two Las Vegas printers, left for Salt
Lake City last night. Gono to join the
Mormons.
William Brceden.the district attorney,
left for Santa Fe yesterday to prepare
for tho Taos county court which opens
on Monday.
F. Jarrot, a foreman for the Cimarron
cattle company, loft yesterday for his
camp nearEngle. He has becu here
centering with the oflicers of the com
pany. Thompson Lindsley, St. Louis;
Argus Princo, Philadelphia; Jas. T.
Holcomb, Chicago; M. Rudolph, Rin
cón; Ira B. Gale, Monte Rebuelto, are
guests at tho Plaza hotel today.
Nelson Franklin, with McClair &
Company, Denver, returned last even
ing from a two month's trip through
the south. Ho has had a good time
getting acquainted with tho ways of tho
country.
R. G. McDonald returned last even
ing from tho New Placers and brings
encouraging news from that camp.
His mino, the Tennesee, has been de
veloped until it is turning out fino null
ing ore and a large gold button brought
back by Mr. McDonald confirms his
statements. The sale of tho Tennesee,
reported some time since as having
been made, Is declared off and McDon
ald is well pleased that ho did not dis
pose of the property when it was
offered.
Card k Cuooingiiam,
INSURANCE,
Heal EstateandLive Stock
BROKERS,
Notaries Public
AND
Conveyancers.
WE HAVE for sale improved
and unimproved city and Hot
Springs property. City and Hot
Springs property to rent. Cen
trally located business houses
and offices to rent. Ranches and
water fronts in the best stock
raising sections of New 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 rjromot attention.
GARRAKD & CUNNINGHAM
Brldee Street Las Veas N. M
O. Hi. HOUGHTOlSr
ARDWARE. oTOVES,
Superior and Charter Oak Stoves, Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Aultman and Miller "Vibra
tor," and "Sweepstakes" Thrashers, Portable Engines.
Bait) Fence Wire at Manufacturers' Piices, nth Actual Freight lo Las Vegas Added,
Seven Hundred Dozen Wooden Axe-handles, Pick-handles, and Handles of all Kinds.
Manufacturers of all kinds of tin, copper mid sheet ironware.
STOXliaiS 32XT EAST .XOX XjAS T7"J20-k.S.
RUPE &
MAXrFACTrnr.Ks or
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS.
DE
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Siding, Ceiling, Floor
ing, Oils, Glass, Paints, Plaster Paris,
Coment, Plasteror's Hair and
Building paper.
JAB. A.LOCHHART, Prraident.
JOHN jP&NDAHIKS, Vico VroMctoot.
WEW MEXICO
LUMBER ASSOCIATION.
-
CAPITAL STOCK, 8250,000
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
33P. O. BOX S04.
New Mexico
JSJSiO.'V ID
For the GOLDEN RULE ONE
PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Simon Lewis' Sons are so busy
receiving large lots of Gentle
men's Fine Furnishing Goods,
and large lines of Clothing that
they cannot write a new adver
tisement, bat will not surrender
their right to this space.
R. P. HESSER Proprietor.
All kinds of
Painting.GrainiDg Decorating,
PAPEIt 11 ANfil.VU AND- -T J "
Kalsomining ck
-lO SHOW
J 'VSS -A. SPECIALTY.
OFFICE on Do
BURNETTS PALACE,
EXOHAITCS-B block:.
Toniest Place in the Territory!
YXTX3
OPEN DAT AND NIGHT
ESrEverything first-class. Billiard Parlor and Oyster Rooms m
Connection. The Menu will Consist of all the Delicacies of
the Season.
WHOLESALE
-ExcrxsrvE bale of-
BULLARD,
tLrivd IN
EUOIJNIO ROMERO Treasurer
1'UAMv CUKT18, Secretary.
Planing Mill.
CARDS
Avenue, trpposite ST. NICHOLAS.