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LASIVEGAS DAILY GAZETTE; SATURDAY, JCJNE 14, 1884.
The First Nati
OF LAS VEGAS,
Aollioriifiil CaniU!.
Paid In Capital.
Snrplns Fund ' '
1 f royal newt J
.... imm
MUSSES
N. M.
$5150,000
$100,000
23,000
OKPICKKS:
JenVrson lt..yiv.t'1.. President.
(too. J Oinsot, Vic President.
Joshua H. Raynolds, CashiT.
J. 8. I'tsbon, Assistant-Cashier
A HK 0(T ATE RVNK8:
Central Rank. Albuquerque, New Mexico
First Nation. I flunk. " Paso, T.uí.
OOKKKrOMRNTa:
F t National IlHiik. Sew York.
Kirt National Rank. Chicago, Illinois.
First National Bunk, Denver. Coloradlo.
First National Hank. Han Francisco,
rirst National Hank, Pueblo, Colorado.
First National Hank, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Colorado National Bank Denver .Colorado.
KtMo Havings Association, 8t touts. Mo.
Kmiihum City Hunks, Kansas City, Mo.
Commercial Hunk, Demlng, Now Mexico.
1'ercha Hunk, Kingston, New M jzIoo.
Bocorro Co-mty Bunk, Bocorro. Sew Mexico.
Hotels en i Degatati. Chihuahua, Mezioo.
THE ALLAN
Absolutely Pure.
Th s i i wder never ail. A marvel O
purity, atmitrili and whnlesomeness Mori
im iiitiI. mI thiiniheordinurv kind . md can
not Ix' hukI in a -mp -tition with the multitude
of low tes . -hurt weight, aluui or phosp ate
o-.wdo a bold nlv in cans, kovai. akinO
I'owiikk CO., 10C Wall street, New Yoik-
MELTING
COMPANY
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Will buy vour Copper Ores and
pay Cash tor them.
ttt. i- 4Viv "Dnina T.Í.T.
H. H. Scoville
Manufactures Ito'Mltur Engines, slnsle or
dm . H o driving KiiKtnes, Relt Power
I f -r Mine. Mino Pu.i.p. Gold and Ml ver
"temp M 111, w hut Jackets and Kever l.ra.-.ry
For i nces.Vock crushers. Crushing rolls. Con
centrators, K..a,tiii? Cyltnd.w, Ore Cars, and
(cBieral Hachisiery
to Orrtcv.
(if 11
ai
Mm-
J'I I ' . tr I 1 Ü
M pes and Mill M.pplles furnished at ow
ccn.iiil-sloiis. Steam Pinups, Uock Or'1'!
Hose Helling, I' pi'.K, Packing, W re and
Manilla Rope. Address.
H. H. SCOVILLE,
fit unl.Vl W.,st Like g reet. ChlcaKO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OJT" HATCTTiV FB.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
Capital i $160,000 01)
Surplus OT,Uouui
8. D. KLKIN'S. President.
W. W O Kir FIN
H. J. PALKN Cash er.
Vico rogideat.
M. S, Otkro, President. J. Gross, Vice rres
M. A . Otkuo, Jii. Cashier.
The San Miguel
OJF Ii-A-S VEaAS.
Authorized Capital $300,000
Capital Stock Paid in W
Snrnlus Fund 20,00(1
IMIIKCTORS;
M. Is. Otero, J Gross, O. L. Tlnughtnn
Henry Goke, A M. Hlackwell, 15, C Hen
rliiuea, M. A. Otero. Jr.
m uo
M11BES
S
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Bed Spring Manfg Co
THE GAZETTE.
r. a r. time taule.
Bai1rmd Time.
f 11
G 4.1 p. til
8:"h a. m.
7:2. a. id.
J:3) pin
I.
Tr20 a, m...
i: 15 p. in...
6:40 p. m...
IH.UAH.
San Krmnclsoo txp 7:W p. m.
Anwina txpress. : W a. in.
Atlantic F.xpres 7:.'5 a. di.
New York txjiress. :(;" p. in.
Hitttia HRASCIl.
Itrpart.
1
.Train No. Wl..
..'I rain No. aM..
.Train No. '.tit..
Trains run on Mouniatn time, 61 nilnntes
slower than JeffertMin City time, and 6 minutes
t .sur tli..i. l'-al lime. Paities K'di.Keast will
nave time and trouble bv purt tiriten thri'i.Kh
tickets. Katea as low as ffom Kiin-iix ' Ity.
J.E MOOHK,
Asea! i as VeKas, N. M.
The Pfooa and Tort Bascom mall buck
ooards, carryinK passenKers, leave the post
office on Monday. Wednesday, and Fr.daj
tnornlnifS at 7 oclock. Arrive, Tuesday,
I'huraday, and Saturday evenings.
The Mora mall, horseback, loaves on Tues
lay, Thursday and Saturday; via Los Alnnios
tnd Bapello. Arrives, Monday, Weduesday
ind Frlnay of each week.
PosUiftloe open dnlly, except Sundays, f rorr,
a m till Hp. m. KeKlstry hours from 9 a.
ii. to 4 p m. open Sundays lor one hour
fler arrival ofmaiia.
py cut on check account. DeposttorR
are tusuel that Uiey win recti ve
eyery cent.
Maratrer's 'Wilt Died.
Detroit, Judo 13. The wife of Geo.
Wesson who riiuruVred policeman Milli
ard of this city, died of a broken heart
Wednesday at Ihc home of her friends
In Ontario.
Runuhif Meeting Aociatlan.
Pittsbcbg. Jun 13. The spring
running meeting exposition of the park
association will be iniiugurated on the
16'h inst., and continue four days. A
Urge number of lield horses nre
entered.
7 i n
13 1 1 I I flll I l Sí
Thonsands of letters In our possession
Íieat the story : I r ave been a terrible sufferer
oryeHrs wlthbbxxl and skin numere; have
been oblnred to shun public places bv reason
of my distlf urinir humors; hava bae tho bst
phvsicians; havo spent hund.eds of dollars
and Kol do real relief un.ll I used the Cutlcn
ra ltesolvent. the new blood puriBer, Inter
nally, and Ciitlcura and Cuticura Soap, the
Kreat skin cures and skin beautiders, exter
nally, which hav .cured mo and icftmyahln
ami blood as pine as a child's.
TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON NEWS.
Star Route-President Riddle, of
The Pennsylvania Bank,
' Indicted-Riothi
Brussels. -
in
. Mor
in the
Burnrd to Drath.
Cincinnati, Juno 13. By spilling
mo ten metal at the Cincinnatti suu
Newport iron and pipo works. Mew-
port, an employe named Van Ansdale. Itund to my head, could not turn in bed; was
was bnrnea to aeatu ana two oiners
probably fatally injured.
London Raer.
London, June 13. The race for Alex
ander Píate, was won by Carrie Roy
Jaogh. A. Baltagh 2d.; Donald 3rd.;
only theso started.
London Racra.
London. June 13. The race for th.
Hadwick stakes at Ascot was won by
1'riston, Waterfeed second, Harvester
third. Treston won by five lengths.
Ticlibourne to be Released.
London. June 13 The 'liebbourne
claimant will be released on a ticket ot
leaye.
Masacre Probable.
Cairo, June 13 Opinion here favors
t ie theory ot a massacre at Berber.
Star Route.
Washington, June 13. 11. J
rick, of the government counsel
tar route cases, was before the
S ringer committee today with respect
t the stloc 1 jii of Brady and Dorsey in
the case lor trial. Witness said it would
liuve had to be a very extraoidinurv
case that could have been hlrongei
upon wh ch to secure conviction. Tin
evidence in the trial wks sufficient, to
have secur d conviction, in the minds o
any intelligent persons. There was, in
his opinion, evidence enough to have
trinr.wl ut I A Ion ,1 a n t L' 1 1 lif ill t. W fi I a h a
I . .linnlnflNptin frmn Iho hniHfl AVurr tiftuun
lesuuH.i.y, wuiuu yc.j , minutes to ihe Mexican Central railroad de
pot, In Old Mexico fare, 10 cents. A Kentle.
H PIERSON
El Paso, Texas.
I situated 2(i0hundrpd feet from-the Culon
flep it of the S. P. tt K.,T. & P. It. R.. and
G. II. & S A. H. It., and Is connected with the
depot on a wide platform for tbo transfer ol
pnssouKer- a id tneir biiKgai?e. Ti e house its
tilted up with all modern impiovemenie, ami
fu nislied with a view to tbo comiort of Its
(uv ts. All rooms are connected with the of
fice by eloctrlo bells, and the house Is con
nected with all parts of the city bv telephone
PALACE HOTEL,
SANTA FK, NEW MEXICO.
First Cl-iss in all its Appointments
PRUftiSEY & SO?,.
MATTRESSES ANOPIM.OWSof kinds
nade to order snd In stock.
HK1) Kf'KlNi.H of the very best, at nil prices
WINDOW SHADES, any color, mude un
put "P .
Ct PET Scut, made and laid.
Ill 1.1.1 M(t TABLfcS recovered and get up.
UPHOL S TERING
noHtlvdonn. call and sno our largo lot ol
sample iroods at all prices.
aWIN(1 nut .id and repaired.
FL'hNi I HH reeaired an i polished.
PiCTCRH Kit AM B leailoto onier.
Mi . huir, wind, cotton and excelsior con
tntly "it band.
Q i,xls notin stock furnished on nhort notice.
call and examin ourifoods and pi ices be
'ure uylnK el ewhero.
STEPHEN MAX80N& CO.
No. 417 Grand Ave.,
O AG VEGAS, - JsT-
3VT
COAL REDUCED.
Coal $7 50 c er ton delivered. Coal S6 00 at yard.
Coal $3 50 üer half ton delivered. Coke $5 00 delivered
Wood $2 00 p r load deliver, d. Charcoal 3c oer bushel
An Goal will o ole trlotly for O ASH, and
No oxcoptlonis mado.
mr.T.T'T'TTOKJIJ IV O. 47.
A. II. MARTIN.
I. J. MAKTIN.
DI ALKUS IV
KFNTUCKY BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES,
AiMD DISTILLERS' ACEfiTS.
CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDIES
hlHkic s are pnrehined diree from tho distillery n Kentucky and v
hlHl.r."r. ,,,I .a ..,. li re ih.'V nre withdrawn when nKud.
Ill' uch niin.u'" , .
cry In Kentucky and pHced in tho Cnited
indrawn when iikcu. ah
Our w
Hiiites
Ami our patrons
be sold, as our
1 .....1..U ... t . I ., ,d rr. MMfl HI'll I'll, ,111..
puielmsee are ma le rorciibn, wuii o - ,
Marwpde Building. Next to the Postoffice Bridge Street.
W liirjA-lvu
LAS VEGAS,
-mJ&J& VJSGrAS
and which was not called to his atten
tion until the trial had progressed some
time, Walsh told the witness that his
testimony had been disregarded by the
grand jury, and George Bliss was the
cause of their so disregarding him. He
told the witness of his testimony con
cerning Kellogg. Witness had not
then heard of that and Walsh expressed
surprise that such was the case when
his associalo c tunsel (Bliss) knew all
about it. Witness said he then might
have s id some harsh things ubuut
Bliss, as he was considerably excited,
for ho felt that if Walsh spoke tho truth
a great criminal had escaped. Believ
ing this he thought probably be had
poken harshly of Bliss. The jury
emuaneled in tho second trial was, the
witness said, bad in every respect, some
of them could neither read nor write.
When the committee adjourned the
witness was test if ying concerning efforts
to indict Kellogg beforo the case should
oe barred by statute limitation.
President Riddle Indicted
Pittsbdrg, June 13. A hearing was
had this morning in the cases of Thos.
J Watson, oil broker, and Cashier
Ribber. charged with conspiracy to rob
the Pennsylvania bank. President 1
Kiddle was indicted on information, but
waived a hearing and gavo bail for his
appearance at court. Tbe tentimuny
consisted mainly of a repetition of facts
anciiiiy put) inea, out lenoea to snow
that Riddle, llieber and Watson were
associaied in oil speculations, and over
drafts of fictitious firms, represented
their transactions in oil. One of the
fictitious firms opened with an over
uraft of $l.r),0C0, and at Hie close of tho
bank there was over S 100,000 over
drawn. Thomas J. Watsou's individual
account, J97.0ÜO, was over drawn. The
charges ajainst over draft on accounts
made by direction 01 rresiuent uiuuie
and Rieber were that they wore cogni
zant of the condition of accounts. T.he
les íruonv tor tho defense will be beard
nextErtday. Assiguee Warner today
stated he was getting tho bank in
sbapo and now thought, instead of
paying only two ecLts on tho dollar,
will pay twenty-five.
Rioting In Brusicls.
Brussels. .)une 13. I bo excitement
resu in g l mm the liberal leleat ou
Tuesday continues. Tho streets la-t
night were thronged with turbulent
crowds. 'I ho police dispersed them.
Further rioting on Sunday is expected.
Iho senate where the liberals have a
mall majority will bu dissolved.
Middleton fc Co. Failure.
Washington. Juno 13. The Star
avs: The disclosure shows that the
failure of tbe banking housa of Middle
ton & Co., was not omy disgraceful,
but one most disastrous on record. The
urooerty lelt for sate keeping, good
margins on stock, chanty funds, all of
the deposits, and in fact everything has
been swept away and used by this tu rn
until it is doubtful if it pays a cent or
even a mill on tho dollar. Dcvelope
meuts not yet made public promise
some very ugly features.
manly porter tn uniform will bo In attendance
at all trains to escort passengers iu the bouse.
uarber shop and baths in the house.
THE EL PASO TRANSFER CO.
RUNS
CARRIAGES I OMNIBUS
From Alt
Trains to the Pierson.
Thi house la lighted with clootrlclty. Ev
eryone who stops at tho I'leraon is ioun in
iheir praise of its management. All pasien
'ei s lo and from Mexico stop at tbe Pierson.
PiiKPengers from all the Kailroa is stop at tne
Pierson. where they enn obtain all reliatde
Information ns to the best routes of travel
from El Paso,
J. D. MILLER. Manager.
FORTY CFNTS A WEEK.
Advertisements For sale, For Rent,
Lout. Fonud. Wanted, Announcement.,
et.., will be inserted In llii. colninu, till, size
type, at 40 cents per week lor three lines or less.
WANTED.
ALMUS1 INCREDIBLE.
Jsmes R. Richardson, Cuntom House, New
Orleans, on oath, says: la 1870 arrofuloiis ul
cers broke out on my body until I wan a mass
of corruption. Everything known to the
medical faculty was tried In vain. I became
amere wreck. At time could not nn my
inmii.t.ni. miln. mid looked UDon llfoasa
on tho. No relief or rure In ten years. In isso
I heard of th Cuticura Remedies, used them
and was perfectly cured.
Sworn to before U. 8. torn. J. D.CRAWFORD.
sriLli MORE SO.
Will McDonald, SiHJ Dosrborn street, Ch lea
go, gratefully acknowledges a cure of eczema
or HHltrhmnn. on head, nck, face, arms and
leus for seventeen vears; not able to move,
exoepl on ba-ds and knees, for one year; not
ablo to help himself for etght years; tried
hundrnda nf remedies: doctors pronounced
nis case topeles-; permanently cured by the
Cuticura remedies.
MOHK WONDERFUL YET
II. E. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y., cured
of psoriasis or leprosy, of twenty years' stand
,n i... fH,,.ü ..modlA.. n lie most won
derful cure on record. A dustpanful of scales
fell trora him dally. Physicians and his
friends thought he must die. Cure sworn to
before a justice of the peace and Henderson's
most promlueni cit'zeus.
DON'T WAIT.
Write to us for these tost lmonials in full or
ssnd direct to tho parties. All aro ppsoiuteiv
true and iriven without onr knowledge or so
licitation. Don't wait. Now Is the timo to
cure every species of it3hlng, scaly, pimply,
jortnlmia inlmrlrnd. ranty irlniis. aud cODoer
oolored diseases of the blood, skin and sculp
with lns of hair.
Sold hv all drufl-H-Ists. Cuticura, 80 cents;
Resolvent. 11.00; Soap, 25 cents. Pot'.or
Ornar and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass.
REAUTY For rough, chapped and oily
skin, blackheads, and skin blemishes, uso Cu
icura Soap.
FURNITURE !
-AND-
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
I have all kinds of household; goods and
everything elsd kept In a1
SECOND HAND STORE.
All kinds of gooJsü .
BOUGHT AND SOLD
C. .A. MARTIN,
sixth strer:
LAS VEGAS
J. ROUTLEDQE,
Bealpr In
EXEKAL MERCHANDISE, Etc
Blacksmith and Waron shop la oomectloa
HAY AND GRAIN A SPECIALTY.
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TTITAINTF.D A sewina machine man of expe-
V rience to take charge, of a business in I
one of the nrincioal towns ot New Mexico.
Inquire of W. A. Given, opposite the Gazette
office.
TtTANTED-Five or six first class carpen-
VV ters to work at the Hot Springs. Good
wages. Inquire or address Adams k Lehman,
Hot Springs.
TTANTED-TO BUY And seU second hand
TV goads of every description. lolgnui
Trad. Mart, Bridge Mreet. 270 tf
TF yon want good and cheap feed call on I
1 Trambley at toe grist mm, ias y egns
THEODORE RÜTENBECK,
wtioiesa o and ivcian jjenlcr If
CIGARS, TOBAGGO, PIPES
And All Kinds of
Smokers' Articles.
Jobbing a Specialty.
HIDGE STREET, LAS VEGAS.
E. P. SAMPSON,
RRSIDENT AOKKT FOB
PHELPS, DODGE & PALMER,
"FRISCO LINE."
St. Louis & San Francisco B'y.
No Change of Cars
BETWEEN
San Francisco, Cal.,
AND
St. Louis, Mo.
Tbrouerh Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars art
now ruu daily without change between San
Frwiicisco, California, and St. L mis. Mis
si.url, over th- o""iurn l'i,,.tio to thf
w.uies, tho Atlantio & Pucino to Albu
uuerque.IM M , mo Atcnlson, lopeka&San
ta Fe to Halstead, Kansas, and tho St. Loul
A San Francisco Railway to ot. Loiiih.
This is positively tho only route running
throiiu-h cars to St. Louis.
By this line there is onLy one change of cart
between the Pacific and tho Atlniitlc co it
which Is at St. Louis.
Passongers for St. Louis and all eastern
cities should buy their tic k ets
Via Halstead, Kan..
and the St. Louis & San Frnncieco Rallwaj
'ihe great through car route"
Please call upon tho ticket agent and go'
full nartlniilars.
Train having through car on for St. Louie
eave Las Vegas dally at 2.45 u. m.
C. W. ROGERS
V. P. and General Manager, St. Louis, Mo
D. W1SHART.
General Passenger Agent. St. Louis Mop:
5
ally mid weekly
DAILY
WEEKLY
$10.00
$3.00
All Orders for Paper and Printing Material
must be accompanied by tho
Tl GAZETTE
COMPANY
-with its largelyH
INCREASED FACILITIES
-for handling
BON
TON
SALOON
New
Mexico.
WANTED Two first class dressmakers at
Mrs M. E. BriddeU's, on the Plaza. lw
FOR RENT
I .Irnblv situated at Las Vegas Hot feprings.
Terms 50 per month In advance. References
reuuired. Inunire at uazelie omce or u A, i,
Chum, at Hot Springs.
CHICAGO, Il.IiS.,
MANTJF CTTJBKItS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
M! ail OfrlerN Solicited.
Good Wines and Liquors.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
LAS VEGAS BEER
oí every description, as well as
Center Street,
- Las' Vegas
nrnMIIFn ROOMS For rent at the eer
h ner of Sixth and Ulanchard streets. S20lf
r S, B. WATROUS & SON,
Ktu RETi-Fnrnished rooms to rent by
the day, week or month. Inquire at Billy's
Restaurant on Center street. 340-1 w.
FOR R EXT Furnished rooms in private
family. Iminire at Mrs. Nelsons, opposite the
Aiuili niv ou Uouulas street. 340-lw.
FOR REM' Nicely furnished rooms tn pri
vate fnmilv. Fine location. References aesir.
ed. liiuulre at this oifice. 3 10-1 w
Tn LOAN neven niindred dollars on first
mort(a;e, A. B. SAGER.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
; Hay, Grain and Cattle.
BOARDING
Watrous, - N M
Rieil ii Bill Ass
Bill
. -i
Our Beer is brewed from the choicest malt una nops
and wurranted to give entire satisfaction. Our
BOTTLED BEER
is second to none in the market.
IjKININGKK & 1M)TIIKK. PHOVS. W
Orders Solicited. - Las Vegas, JN Jii.
Thrrntrned Strike.
CONNELLHTILLR. Pa , Juno 13 Oue
hundred and tiff y Iris'h and hnU-li
luioers. employed by 11. C. Iriuk &
Co., Coke, works, struck beeauHu the
t-niraired seven llunirarian
Tbe Company threatens to
tbe mrikers and trouble is
lirru liau
miners.
diHcharKB
expected.
FASHION
SULOOII
i
BILLIARD
PARLOR
Dead Body Found,
St. Louis, June 13. The dead bod.y
of a youiitf man naniod Taylor, who.se
widowed mother lives iu UradMtone.
Ity., was found in salt nyer, near isanta
onroe couuiy, mis state, a uay or
ago. ins arms were douiiu uno
neck broken, aud it is Delieved he was
brutaliy murduretl and thrown into the
river. The matter is buu investi
gated.
HOARDING.-AT the HOT SPRINGS, I
Furnished rooms, with or without board.
in coltaiie lacing park. Mrs. M. M. Trimble,
SOCIETIES.
A. F. fe A. M.
CHAPMAN LODGE. NO. S, holds rejular
i couimunicati.ns the third Thursday ol
each month at T p. m. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
J. 1. A1C3A.T1A.KA, . HI.
A. A. KEEN See.
E. E. BURLINGAME,
ASSAY OFFICE
AND
Chemical Labratory.
R. A. M.
TAS VEOAS CHAPTER, NO. 3. Regular
j convocations on the first Monday of each
moulb. Visiting companions Invited to attend.
j. t. pvle, in. Jfc. it. r.
A. A. KEEN. Sec.
EstabllRhed In 18fi6.
BauiDles bv mail or exp
Sromptanu careiui fcitentmn.
elver bullion rellneil, melted
Y AH VEGAS COMMANDERY.
I i Resalar meetlngs the second
NO. .
Tuesilui
ol each month. Visiting Kir Kulghts cour-
lvou.lv Invited.
E. C. HENRIQUES, E. C.
J. J. FIT.titHKt-I.L,. Kecorder
446
DENVER.
exprena win receive
'ful'bttent
rellneil.
aunayed, or purchased
and
Lawrence St.
- - COLORADO.
OOD TEMPLARS..
I I will meet hereafter
at the Odd Fellows' ball.
tf A. R. STONE,
REV. MR. GORMAN, W. C. T.
rs Ii. M. SPENCER,
ec'j.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
WEST LAS VEGAS,
- NEW MEXICO.
FINEST WIS, LIQUORS and CIGARS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
77. x. XjU0X3:iií., Prop.
WEST SIDE SHOE STORE.
Tor tlio next thirty days I will sell
iuy ontiro stock of
BOOTS and SHOES AT COST, é
Come earlv and secure bargains.
BrldsoStroot, Las Vcsas.
New York. June 13. The failures
for the past seven days iu tbe U. S.
were 203; in Canada 25; an lucrease ol
thirteen.
1 ho casualties were lighter than usual
in New England and the western slates;
I but increased in the niidJle, soutnern,
Pacific slates and Canada.
Wabash Railroad.
Nkw York, June 13. Tho Wabaub
mana enient announce a now passen
ger lino betwon Clucasjo and Kansas
Ci v. via Peoria and Jacksonville,
riiminoueinu Sunday and runnitiji
daiiy.
Steamer Foundered,
Dktroit, June 13 -Tho Steamer
Pearl mistook the lights at White Hock,
fake llurou, last night and ran ou rocks
where she now lies In a perilous pom
tlon. The cargo was jettisoned. It 1
red she will prove a to al loss, lusrs
Have gone to ner relief.
Dank Embarrassed. .
New Castle, Pa. June 13 Tbe Peo,
p e's savings bank is embarrassed. A
moeliiiir was called for the 21sl. Inst In
the moan wbilo tho bank will receive aud
Live Stock
AT
and Land
Acrcncv.
LAND WANTED.
OXE MILLTOX ACRES
J. N. I UKLiUJNU,
50 to 75cts per Acre PHOTOGRAPHER.
Atcliison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R
Passes throcj the territory from northeast
to southwest. By consultina; tho map the
reader wll! see that at a point called La Junta,
in Colorad , the New Mexico extension leaves
the main line, turna southwest through Trini
dad and enteit tho territory through Katon
parts. The traveler here begins the most inter
esting journey on tbe continent. As he is cur
ried by powerful engines on a steel-railod,
rock ballasted track up the steep ascent of the
ltnton mountains, wun tneir unarming scen
ery, he catches lrequent glimpses of tho Bpau
lnh peaks far to the north, glittering in the
morning suo and presenting the grandest
spectacle in ihe whole Bnowy range. When
half an hour from Trinidad, tbe train suddenly
dashes into a tunnel from which it emerges
on the southern slope of tho Raton mount
ains and In sunny New Mexico.
At tho foot of the mountain lies tho city of
liatón, whoso extensive and valuable coal
Holds make it one o the busiest places In the
territory. From Haton to Las Vegas the route
lies alutig the baso of tho mountains. On the
right are the snowy peaks In full view while
on the east lie the grawiy plains, tho
OKKAT CATTLE HáKOK OK TUB SOUTHWEST,
which stretch away hundreds of miles into
the Indian Territory. The trahi reaches Lac
Vegas in time for dinner.
LAS VIGAS,
with an enterprising population of nearly
Iii.ikio. ehlellv Americans, is one of the princi
pal cities of the territory . Hero aro located
tneBe wonderful healing fountains, the Las
Vegas hot springs. Nearly all tlio way from
Kansas City the railroad has followed the
route of the ' Old nta Fe Trail.." and now
lies througL a country which, aside from the
beauty of U natural scenery bears on everv
tmhd the impress of tbe old Spanish civiliza
tion, grafted centuries Bgo upon the still more
ancient and more interesting I'uelilo aud Az
tec 8 IOC a Birangu vuutraniB i-rcouni iu;m"
selves everywhere with tho new engrafting of
American life ana energy, in one snort nour
h,- traveler uaages from the city of Las vegas
with her fashionable
HEALTH AND PLEASUUB RF.SOHT,
ner .legaut hotels, street railways, gas ltl
streets, water works and other ovlileuces ot
modern nroirre8s.lntothe fastnoKSes of Glorieta
mountiifti, and In full view of the ruins of the
old fecos church, built upon the foundation
of un Azteo templo, anil tho traditional birth-
iliioe of Montezuma, tne cuiturc-gou. or tne
A.iees. It is only hair a otiy s ride Dy ran
from tho Las Vegas hot springs to the old
SeaulHD city of bunta Fo. Hanta Fe Is tbe
oldest and most Interesting city In tbe United
tute. It Is the .erritorlal capital, and tbe
Mid anniversary ol tho settlement of the
Spaniards In that city will De eeienratca mere
In July. Is I. From Bunts Fo tbo railroad
runs down the valley of the Hlo Orando toa
junction at Albuquerque with tho Atlantic
snd Pacific railroad, and at Iteming with tbe
Southern Tactile from Han Francisco, passing
n the way the prosperous city ot bocorro and
tho wonderful Luko Valley and I'crcha min
ing district, finally reaching llemlng, from
which point Silver City is only forty-live mllo
listant aim may oereitonea over inn o. v. u. a
It It. R. Tbe recent discoveries of chloride
n Hear mountains, near bilver uuy, exceed
snvthingin the Kocy mountains In richness
Shipments of the ore nave been made to l'ueb
lo Unit run as nign aa a per rem puro silver.
For further inloruiatlou auuross
W. F. WHITE.
Gen eral Passenger wnd Ticket Ageut, A. T.
i. F. R. H.. Toucka. Kansas
All Kinds of Inks
Will!carefullv:fill all orders Bent to this office as low as consistent
with fair dealing. The trade of
Printers and Publishers
Throughoutrs
leniioiiiiioOHei.
Send abstract of titlo to
J0IINW. BKltKS
Albuaucrquc, - N. M.
AU.RY, OVER PObTOHilCK.
LAS VKQAP. (Rrl(lre8treet
N.M
SECOND NAT1QHAL Ml
OT NEW MEXICO.
Laud Orrici at Panta Fb, N. M I
March 29, 1881. f
Ilnmestead. No. I 0l8,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hss tiled notice of bis intention
to make II nal proof in support or hi claim, and
that said proof will lie made beforo ths pro-
liaie Judge of Ban Miguel county, at Las Vegas,
n. M.. on Juneza. iso. viz: toinx Aiontov
of fan Miguel county, for the lots 1, 1, 8 aud
i, tí ne 4 see H. tp. i n.. r. w m.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous resiitl'tieo upon, and cultiva
tion of. said laud, vis:
FlorenoiK Pscb i, Ant -niO M intoys, Teo-
dooio Mont, 'a, Tomas l'uchos all of Las
Wins oo.toHlco. Si. M
MAX FROHT.
Register
SANTA Fifi:
Capital paid up......
Surplus aud prollts..
N. M.
, f l.V),(MN
Dooi a general banking tiiiHiness ami re
spertlullv solicits tbi pairt iiiiye 1 Ibepubl
iirilU, A. HO. 2976
KnlirhU of Labor meets evory Thurs
dav thight at the Odd Fellows' hall, ion
Sixth street. Visiting and travoling
members InviU'd to attend.
C. Ii. SnEKMAN, Ucc. Roc'y
Cards cut to order.
Flat paper cut toorder,
Kcws print, all sizes,
Ink, Job or News,
in any quantity or quality
Name size of cards and paper by inches. Name the kind of...
(lob or news) by quantity and quality.
Nollcs for Publication,
Land Ofpici atantaF, NíwMsxtoo.1
., April 11, 1881, (
Pre-emption No 1,1..
Notice Is hereby given that Iho following
named settler has filed malee of his Intention
to innko html proof In support of his claim,
and that said prool will IK) nimio before the
probate judge of an Miguel county, at Las
Vegas, N. M.,Junn2l, ismi, viz. i Lorouzo Jar
hiiiiIio, forse. )4seo. Hft, tpn.. r, 6e.
lie names tbo following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, audciilllva
lion of sxid land, viz. t
Juan Jose 1'aehooo, Fels Knel. Fernandez
melHS, Juan Uouzaks, all of Fort Bumner
poatolliee, N.M.
, MAX FKOST,
w6t- - Register.
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MEROHAITTS
will find it to their advantage to order
Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags
mOW TTfl
The Gazette
Co
Write all orders plainly and say bylExpresa or Freight
ALBERT & FEEDER,
Proprietors of tho
lrcwcry Saloon.
(Westildo of Blitll Street)
frcsb Beer always on Draught. Also Fib
Olsars and Whiskey. Lunch Coontsr la eon
motion.
V A8T LAS VS3A. NEW MEXIC
LAS VEQ- AS,
N. M \n\n . :Wa. in.
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