Las Vegas daily gazette., July 20, 1884, Image 2

About Las Vegas daily gazette. ([Las Vegas, N.M.]) 1881-1886

Image provided by: University of New Mexico

                
LAS VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE: SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1884.
THE GAZETTE.
r.ftTHi.miKO TJ.
pabllhed by Tbe Gazette Company of
Lit VtBas, N. M.
Entered In the Poitofflos In Las Vega
aa second class matter.
TERMS OF BUrWCHIlTlUN IN ADVANCE.
T Mali rOHTAGC fHKE.
Dally, by mall, me yesr
Dally, by mall, tlx iiKinih- ..
pally, tor mall. Urce luuulua,
Itmili, itf wswrwr. per ! . .
Wcekli. tu malL mie your ...
..tin
. .. & '
!
Weekly rry tnnl',li months.....
tt ij,,.ij una .............. - -
)! y Or malt, ibrto mouth I H
, REM BLK A t O.N VL.MIOV
A nsnvantlim iif he rrimbllran iHtv of the
territory t A Mexico is hen-ny rallid to he
ln-ltl feauit on Moiuliiv. the .tn n:iy
August, A I. lfi-4, to nominate iinui'li.lite for
dpl'K e to tDtt swill cona-M-ss oi uh- liiimi
Htalmi, ami for the iransiu-iion 1 t-h othii
parly business ai may I I rwix-riy hromrii'
before llie Oonvenl Ion Th'1 st-vrral uiMiniif
of tbe territory will lie t ntltk-d tu r' 'i-tiili
lion at l.llows, to wit :
imr, iii..ir'iCMit
(.iri 'i ... "
Jtlo Arriba a Mora,
tan Mituet 1 it-'ta Fc
' Bernalillo 1- VaU-iiiia I
Hocorro t 'Ifrra o
Lincoln.. .. DnuaAmi
Grant t
County ouinuutUM'a hiI mxictnlly tin; huir-
men of suub ooininitlors uro partn-iiltirly i-n-I
Joined id sm to It that County ronvnitio s t
the. purpose lit HI'llMMillK deleiflltr I 'I till- cull
vemloii ban-by tul i-h m ri'Kiiliif ly bi-ld n
conformity with lliu rules puljlmliiil bvn
wiih. Under a rule adopted by tho lant trnicnil
f Conri'tnton aroxit-s can on y be rccoKiu.i il
when InW by resálenla ut i In- mime c-ouutv iu
tbe liBloanltn fur wbomtb proxy prupusen v,
act- A Ittlr tMiamianp of dulPRnirs Id eiirn
. caily doslred.
All voters wbo aro In favor of fair li' tlonv
and a fair count and return of the Imlloiit o
, tbe voters; of ibe malnti naiu-e In fact a will
a ibe aM)rtlna by law of t'xxut ju- i-.- nml
, euuallty of ol il and po Itiosl i It'hlB to al: ei'l
' aeon of tu icptinlio; of tho proposition tluii
our Kovfrnmi'iit in ihu Kovomiin-ut ot a imtioi.
and not a nitro eoufe'leracy ul hum b; ul in in
tuinlnthc digulty of our nation and our Hum
and tho rlirhia of Amerl an citizen tvcij
where; of protection to American prmlui t ni.s
and Ameritan lniluirlo and tho jin-t t'litorco-mi-nt
of all laws, for tho protection of lilt ,
liberty and proprriyand tbuHortion and prt
urviitioii of tbe riKbta of all citizens, air
urirently reijui'MliMl to (llarrirurd pat puny
aatwHdatloiia, to unite wltb u nnd to intend
ttiH precinct niaae convent lona oldur puriy.
Uyonlur of tbe Republican Terrltoriul t'lim
inlttec: Wn.l.iAM Khkkkxn, C'liuirniu ,.
iAX FllOT, cretlry.
Piintii Ke, .. At., .Inly , IHW.
I mler tbe direction of ihu hut Kcnevnl e n
vpiitloii the lollowinn ruliM aitj picsciibed for
the boldlinc of county convention:
1. (jouiity con voiillotiH Biot tic bold niter
due uollco tbroiiKh newupupcr for m leust ten
dayu prior to dato m'l lor hucIi convciiUon.
X. Unmty coiivcntloiie must lie comnocd
of dclutraltB cboseu ut product mnn coovei,
Voi s.
il. County committee!) will itrraiijfe for and
call nil precinct and county coin cut ions uml
appoint liuius ui.d plucox lliercol. It In recom
mended ibat hull- there li no wd reus' n lo
tbe contrary uoliiity conventions tie licld , t the
county acata and tbut precinct eonveiitions lie
held uikid thcxamuduy in cuch cu nily.
4. W hi rc no committee cxlam the meinber
of the territorinl committer furvuch county i
(Hrged with the duties ot the county coin
ffiiltcu.
CALL FOR TERRITORIAL CO.WK.VTIO.V
A Territorial convention of the democratic
parly I hereby culled In he held at Alliniiier
que, on Tuesday, Antrum h'i for the pul póse ol
uoiuIdaUbk a candidate for deletu to r m
grenu. The lollowlnir role have been adopted Tor
the government of county vunvt ntiona, to wit:
1. County conven tioiiH xliull he held in em h
Cimntv for thewlection ot doledme to the Tet
rltorlal convention not Inter than live (;,) .uiyj
beloru the iiicctiug of the Tciiilorial cunveii
tlon. Si. 8uch convi-ntion mtiv be either muss or
delegate, may be determined hv the count v
committee, and In the Himeneo illcrei l hv the
members oí the Territorial central committee
lor buld couurr.
5. Notice of the lime nml place of holding
county conventillos shall he inilillshe i in a
newRpancror newepaperi ol Keneral circulation
In the county where unci) coincntion ib to he
held, lor ut least ten (10) days previous to the
holdiiiK thereof,
4. Where a daletrnte convention is held in a
county, delegates thereto shall he chosen from
each preclnet according lo such rules as iln
county central committee, or member of tbe
Teintorlal ccotral committee, catling such
convention may prescribo
6. Each county shull bn entitled to repre
sentation in the Territorial convention as bil
lows: Iternallllo 0 Rio Arriba !i
Colfax 7 I Santa Kc c
D inaAiiH B I San Miguel II
tiraat 7 socorro s
Lincoln B i Tuns i;
Mora Viilencia ,ri
The new county of Hierra Is requested to send
delegates to the convention. The ijuestiou ol
adiniltnnee will he leli to the convention.
All delegates nro larnestly reipicsteil to at
tend the convention in person.
Geo. W. Stonkiioai), Cliaiinuin,
M. SI. MlM.iUAN, (seeretarv,
Territoiial Central Com'mitlee.
The Cleveland ITemld p.ivs ihv
Irish of Ohio will bolt tho (.'levclaml
nomination.
The lending Mexican journals
praio the noininatiou of Cleveland
for the presidency.
Capt. M. Cooney, writing from
Alma, says tltat the returns from
eleven tons of ore shinned last month
were Good ! "
It is really appalling to know that
the Btained-nnd-tattooed preacher,
Henry Ward Heccher, cannot upport
James G. JJlaineon "moral grounds."
James Ki.lis Fhexch, of the royal
Irish constabulary, arrested in Dublin
on tho charge V felonious practices
in connection with tin Cornwall case,
was sent to jail.
Six hundred delegates and niter
nates have thus far been elected to the
prohibition convention at 1'ittsburg
next week, and there will be a great
many more chosen.
The 1'endleton banking companv,
at Pendleton. jSIadison countv, Indi
ana, closed its doors. The suspension
is the result of the Flctchcr-Shnrpe
failure at Indianapolis.
As ax encouragement to matrimony
Aew Jersey has placed the price of ii
marriago liceusc at twelve cents. Hut
Pennsylvania nnd Xcw York lieat that
by not requiring n license.
C. II. Abbott, a phvsich.n, disap
peared from Pleasant 1 1 ill, .Missouri,
live weeks ago. His body was found
in the woods near tho town. The
mannerof his death is unknown.
The New Orleans Times -Democrat
says the announcement is made that
Hen. Uutlcr will reside in New York.
There are other birds of passage he
Bides thoso named in New Mexico.
Thomas and "William Walsh w.-ro
buried in a enow elide between (.) Do
Joyful basin audi Crested Puttc.
After a two , mouthy aonrch their
brothers found theirr bodies Tuesday
last. J
The schedules of the assignment of
Levcnthal A Mendenbaum, New
York, millinery and fancy goods
dealers, show liabilities of fS;i,o);)
nominal assets, flül.lKX); actual as
sets, $:w,ooo.
Fifteen persons were killed and
many injured at Poudecherry, capital
ofthorrench possessions in India,
by an explosion of fireworks during
the celebration of the fall of the
Pastilo on Monday.
At Athens, Georgia, Police Lieu
tenant Arnold shot dead 8am Taylor
(colored) who wns rcsUtiotr arrest. ,(
large crowd is in the town and trouble
is feared. Tho jury returned rt ver
diet of justifiable horuicid.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
New Yoik Star (democratic): Tho
deiiioct.-itic party has never yet been
headed bv n luuiinan. lie made a
food hheniV, we believe. Put learning
how to adjust a noose is not the best
way to prepare for administering tbe
governti cut for u party led by schol
ars and stnte.-men.
Indianapolis News (Independent):
Cleveland is nobody; a bigger nobody
than Franklin Pierce, than Jumes k.
I'ulk. than H. li. Haves, than any one
who was ever named fot the ollice of
president. If shat has been said
arainst him is true he is doomed to
detent, nnd has lit en from the mo
ment of bis nomination.
It is estimated that there arc 11,(MK)
street car employes in New York city,
and not one of them will vote for
Cleveland, wbo vetoed a bill reducing
their hours of labor. Every little
town nowadays has its street car line,
uml wherever a driver or conductor is
fnmd one more vote may bo counted
for Plaine and Logan.
New York .Star (democratic):
Frankly replying to the interrogations
of many correspondents and many
contemporaries, the Star is ol opinio"
that Grover Cleveland is one of the
very weakest candidates prominently
mentioned for the Chicago democratic
nomination. Two years ago he was
elected governor by the phenomenal
majority of l:j,v4 ; today we do not
think he could carry the state against
Pinino. It is Mr. Clevt
laud's misfortune that ho has gained
some little popularity among repiibli
cans, while at tbe sume timo far more
rapidly losing it among the rank and
hie ot tbe republican party.
New York Tribune (republican):
lie is a small man, everywhere except
on the bay-scales. Destitute of expe
rience in national affairs or knowledge
of men outside of New York, he
would be sure to be used by tricksters
as he has been in this state. Lacking
in knowledge of public questions or
national needs, he would be the mere
dummy of his party and what its
tendencies are tbe country knows too
well. It was not by accident that the
party passed by all its strong states
men and selected this unknown nnd
empty man as its instrument. He
will be lcprescnted as a reformer. But
tho proceed iegs in convention make
the country understand that he has
been and is the mere tool of corrupt
rings ot if'lw ihompson. Boss
McLaughlin and the "coal oil ring
ol Uino. ooner will grapes come
from thistles (ban any reform what
ever from such ringmasters.
New York Hun (democratic): Mean
while the course for those who cannot
be zealous for a candidate like Cleve
land, yet do not want Blaine for
president, is something to he deter
mined bv the judgment and com
science of the citizen. It is true this
is not a consideration that leads to
much enthusiasm, and no one can be
very eihcacious in an election where
he is actuated by a conscientious
sense of duty alone. But it will in
fluence the votes of many, no doubt,
while there will be others who will
reason that Mr. Cleveland has himself
set the example of entire independ
ence of his party, and, besides, this is
a great year for bolting. What
prophet can now foretell what will
happen ?
GnovER Clevelaxd, of New York,
the bitterest and most unomiiremis
ing enemy of the working nnu labor
ing classes of the Union that there is
in the country, has been nominated
for president of the United States by
the democratic national convention,
despito the protestations of the toil
ing masses of all classes. The g-r-e-a-t
anti-monopoly democratic party has
nominated the most relentless mo
nopolist that there is extant. Weare
delighted. It pleases us immensely.
Th urina n, the father of anti-monopoly
was nowhere in Cie race alongside of
the monopolist, Cleveland. He will
be beaten 100,000 in New York. Cali
fornia Spirit.
The president is keeping somewhat
to himself his plans for the summer,
but he has them all tho sam, and he
is going to huye n good time. The
piobabilily is that he will dons he has
done once or twice before spending
a good deal of his time on the Dis
patch, running along the coast, taking
on friends here and there, and seeing
. hut he cares to Fee of society at
Newport, Mt. Desert and otjier fash
ionable resorts. The Disp'ttch hns
four months' provisions on board and
is ready lo sail with him at any mo
ment. Tiir.Cincinnati Enquirer of the 11th
instant says editorially: "Tho
World's Fair at New Orleans promises
to be greater than the Centennial Ex
hibition. Fourteen foreign govern
ments have secured space. A build
ing,sii(i by .Vitj in ground plan is to be
erected solely for tho exhibits of tho
federal nnd state governments. Tho
new south will make an exhibit of
her resources nnd development which
will surprise many Americans, and
the Atlanta exhibition of several
years ago will be as the index to the
book."'
As Australian has devised a scheme
for bringing down rain to order. The
concern is in tho form ot a balloon,
with a charge of dynamite underneath
it. The balloon is to be sent into the
clouds, and the dynamite is to be
fired by a wire connecting it with the
earth. 1 1 is the intention of the in
ventor, it is stated, to make a trial of
the apparatus on the dry districts of
New South Wales.
The republican national committee
have issued a circular, which will be
sent lo republicans throughout tho
country, calling for contributions of
money to pay the legitimate expenses
of the campaign.
Purity in Motáis.
The characteristic sign of purity in
metals is crystali.al ion ; the purer the
metal the more ready and perfect the
crystalization, nnd tho less its cohe
sive strength. Zinc, when quite pure
unnnnt be rolled into sheets, but when
mixid with a small percentage of lead,
it becoms very ductile. Gold has to
bo alloyed with copper or silver to
make it suitable for uso in arts or com
merce. Unneccosaarily Alarmed,
"Cholera !" exclaimed an old farm
, "C.reat Cuscr ! man, don't tell me I
at tins country is threatened with I
er,
th
cholera ngin i"
"Yes, it's got inFrancp, and without
precautions may reach America."
"It's terrible," ho groaned. "Why,
last year I lost four of tho linest hogs
you ever seo with the cholera."
"But this is not hog cholera, it's
Asiatic cholera."
! "Oh, "said the farmcrjooking much
relieved, " J wi afraid it was hog chol-
tra.
FORTY CENTS A WEEK.
A HVEKTIF.MF.T-Kr !. t mr Ri-at,
,al, t-'eaad. WaaW-d, AnacanrrwraU,
tu,, will be éaorrud la this relniaa. al
Hr, al 4U mu arr wrra fr tame Unr rlr.
I.OST.
-anldrrna. On one tide hewrd
Mvaaáaa 1 ompaoUlan" and V i t ss:'
nlltcaHlrrrttilr 1r lira 1 Mirrraan. Ihu
ti n lvt tonirw hrrr brv rrn Oir old ami a-w
towat The (initrr will Iravr thr mum at thit
other or at I lie l.a V rga t ollrjr and rrrrivr a
reward 't
WANTED.
W ANTEI IninirillaU-lr, a (od lenutlr toak
at thr Hot Sriuit. A,jr lo Ib ldrii fc Vt li
Mn, Oroirn, Uride strcrt. Las Vrgaa.
A amis Wautrtt. Knber aex. Au) where .tu
per cvut. urciftt. No coinpvlti"U. Enclose
Htampj J. A. If AltUr
2w ' i.tl 1'iirklnsou Ic ver, Colo.
VS ATE1 to Eirhanur. . .O0 paid uu
tack In the I'lu-blu IImIíiUMjí Wot I nr natural
company, futida, lolsmito. for ell proarrii.
Tlirer liandn d und niiil)r-l vr urf ot land in
Red Kivrr county. Tea, lor city property.
w
f ATI:D-TO Kl'Y And aril second hand
oda of rrrry description. ( olgnu'a
Mart, Uridce turret. i-TU tt
Trad
IF yon want eooc! and chrnp frrd rail on P.
T ramble y at the grist mill, Las runs, rw
Mexleo
ilil ILL I J! Ü
EOK, RENT
IO RE!jT.-A Un-room koardinj house, de
Irnhlr situated at Las Veens Mot fciiriiiits,
Terras -iU per uloalb in aitvancr. It rfcri-iu r
reulrrd. I nun i re at f.uzette. otilie or ol A.
Cbnm(atHtbprlnis, ,
fL'RMSHKI) ROOMS Tor rent nt the err
V art ol Sixth and llluncliunl streets. vl-J0ll
FOR BEST-Famished rooms to rent by
thr day, wrek or month. Inquire nt Hilly
Restaurant on tentrrstroct. 340-1 w.
FOR SALE. Two work horses tvngon and
harness, one set siiiüle liariirss and covered
bniiirv. All lor sale chenp Cull an C. A. .Mar
tin, the (rcontl-haud man. tl It.
I.MIR SALE At a liaran ill, two span of
I horses two wii"oiis. luo sets if Imrnesh,
bowes. i-overs and everything complete In
quire at this office
FOR SALE Billy's It eslnnrniit oil ruler
strrrt, lolll2 a itond piyiuü biisiiii-Ks. t osh
only will buy. The owner drsirrs to change,
line of li li sin ess Applyonthrpreiiiii.es. tf
BOAKXUKO
lOARI)l.0.-AT THE MOT M'lUMiS,
I) Furnished rooms, Willi or illionl honru
in cottuiír facing park. Mrs. M. M. Triinhle
SOCIETIES
A. F. A- A. M.
HAI'M Al LODOE. Ml. ., hold, regular
communications the third Thursday of
each month al 1 p. in. VlsitlOji brethren are
cordially liiritcd to intend.
J. T. .McSAiMARA, W. M.
A. A. KEE. Sec.
It. A. M.
TAS VEOAS ( HAI'TER, M. 3. It'nlar
J convoeatioiia on the iirsi Mundii) of each
month. Visiting eoiiiuninii invited to iitti-ud
J. T. I'YLK, M. E. II. V.
A. A. KEE.. See.
CI OOI1 TEMPLARS. The Onod Truiplnrs
1 wUI meet liereufler every Tuesday nij;la
at the Odd Fellows' ball.
tf " " A . II. RTO,E,
REV. MR, fitllt MAN. V. (. T.
t-ec'y .
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 1, PATR1.
otieOrder Sons of America. Regular meet
ns every Friday rvruina at 8 o'clock p,
m. in A. O. U. W. hall. Traveling and visit
ing members cordially invited to attend.
A. Li. BEACH, II. S.
C. L. SHERMAN, P.
T AS
VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 8.
i J Regular
meetings the second Tuesday
of each month. Visiting Sir. Knights cour
teously Invited, 4
E. C. IIENRKlUES. E. C.
J. J. FITZGERRELL. Recorder.
I'OLNTKKS.
Mrs. Holmes would like to emplov
two or three good dress finishers. Must
be nice sewers. 1 w
A now addition of stylish millinery of
every description Just arrived at Chas.
Ilfeld's..
Lockiiaht & Co havo $2,000 worth
of new wall paper, decorations and cor
nqrs, of all styles, and prices to suit
everybody. ' ' 307tt
CALL at Sporledor's and have your
Mite -boots and shoes made to order
305tf
Lumurb for sale. Buildings and
fences put up by contract by F. J. Ken
nedy. The Montezuma barber shop has
been retittoO and papered in elegnnt
style. Satisfaction guaranteed Call and
see them. :',05tt
P. J. Kknis -buy & Co., (enernl com
mission business. All kinds ot stock
aud goods bought and sold.
M. A. Ri'idlmgcr tins purchased the
interest of Thos. Cliuton. in the Res
saloon on. Bridge street. 3t
Evans, the Dhotoeraohftr. has
juet received orders lor three hie
size cravon Dortraits oí uersons
in this city.
S. E. Brown of Pleasant Hill.
Mo., who arrived here ast Mon
day with one cir load of ehort
horn bulls, his seventeen cf the
best on hand andtiiey aresuirdv
gooa ones,, ana ne is onnnng
them very cheao. These bull
are irom fifteen to twent v mont h s
old. Call at L. M. Boencer's
stock exchange. It
Our entire stock of Slim
mer Uoods must aiid vill
bo sold within the next
thirty days, either at cost
on less than cost. Call at
once and buy goods at low
figures.
J. ltOSENWALI), Plaza.
Life aud puldic services of James fi.
Blaine, published at hi home, Augusta,
Maine. Price. $150 and Í1 75. necoroimr
to binding, etc. Subscriptions received
hy lotuorge 1). Alien. tf.
A. H. McCormack. whole
sale and retail dealer in Fresh
Meats, best the market af
fords, Lard. etc.. South Side
Plaza, Joe Gray's old stand.
The finest kind of ranrVi hnttar
at. A. P. Hoizman'e. Railroad av
enue, near the depot.
HOT, COLD,
SHOWER BATHS,
Hair Cutting." Sliam-
soing. Best tonso-
rial establishment in
the city. ' None but
first - class workmen
CllWl0V(l(l HpU l.llf0
1 J , ltL
ior good work at To
ny's Parlor barber
shop, .Brid street,
near postollicc, west
side.
TOHyf4LtProp'r.
fURE MOUNTAIN ICE
CT3
CO
a;
o
j;
I
wolesü'í and; Retail.
A CLEAR HEAD.
" One year ago I -was induced to try ATKB'S
Pills as a remedy for Indigestion, Con
stipation, and Headache, from which I
bad long been a great sufferer. Comroene
lnp with a dose of five I'ills, I found their
action easy, and obtained prompt relief. In
continuing their use, a single Pill taken
after dinner, daily'has been all the medi
cino I havo required. AVElt'8 PlLL have)
kept my system regular aud my head clear,
aud benefited mo more than all the medi
cines ever beforo tried. Every person sim
ilarly afflicted should know their valué
153 State St., Chicago, June 8, 1882.
M. V. Watsok."
For all diseases of the stomaoh and bowel,
try Aveb's Pills.
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by ftU Druggist, ;
B á Directo! of New Mexico.
RATON. COLFAX COUNTY.
Ihu town f -innO inhabitants, siiuated inthe
foul üills of the KiUmi ttuutre, with coal an!
i run in ahiindaiite Machine Bhops of tho A .
'!'. & S. K. It. H. hern. C hurches and schools
Waterworks I'nur n-wsiapers. 'I wo banks.
UANK OF RATON. Daniel L.Taylor, pres-id-nt,
Uo ese It. Swallow cashier, H. L.
McCarn, asstunt ciishier. Capital $l(i,0(0
urplus SiOi.ikO. Ueneral bunk ig osines
Iruimaoied. DnmoHtio and foreign exo'-anire
I T AKDWAKE, Stoves, Tinware, Barbell
J tenet' wire, HKi-icullural iiupli-m -i ta
nil kinds. Branch otnre t Cininrron. 'Btocs
purchasod ol munufacturers at lowe cash
i rices. A. H. CAKFY. K 'on.
MOLXTOX HOUSE. Wm. Nuthall Prop.
Minr tuiloiiül. Newl lurnifhed lun ugb
out. H. adiiuaners 'or riincnuu n. 8pe lai
rntos to turn lies or theatilcal cotnpanics.
'.unci luir in coiiuection wiin tho houao.
JOSHi:LI), Attornry and Counselor al
, Law. Criminal i.rnciioe a suHcnilty n
.ill courts of tho tenitory. Collections prompt
ly UlU'llUL-0 to.
PROFESSIONAL.
Wi
M. A. VIA CENT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
First National bank building.
LAS VEU AS, - . NhW MEXICO.
G
EO. T. 11ÜAIX,
ATTORNEY' at law.
WHITE OAK8 AN0 LlNcOLN, N. M.
TiiHtoflioe uddrcHB Lincoln. N. M.
EE fc FORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ,
(Ottice ai 1 and 2 W y man Block)
East las vhuas . n. m.
L. PIERCE,
ATI ORNEY AT LAW.
oillce over baa Miguel bank,
pi-clal attention iriven to all matters per
tuiuniK to rout estate
U(t IE AS. - . NEW VF.XICO.
M. WIIITELAW,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Iillce, Sixth street, -zd door south of Douglas
venue.
A3 VRiMS
NEW MEXICO.
w
G. C. WRIGLEY,
ATTORNEY .AT LAW.
SPHINtiEU. . - NEW MEXICO.
w.
M. A. BREEDER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will n aoticc In all the Courts nf Law nnd
Kijuity in the territory. Give prompt attcn-
'luu iu uu ouHiucss in toe Hue 01 t proles
il'in.
íANTA F" . - NEW MEXICO.
tl B. PETTIJOH.N, M. D.
CONSULTIfsO PHYSICIAN.
Answers l-tt rs of lnnulrv from lavajlds. Pf
O. Box 9
LAS VEGAS HOT BP KINGS, NEW MBXlOO
M RS. DR. TENA E Y CLOt'GII,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
DtTo's her protesioual aerrlcos to the people
if l.as Vckuh. lo be touud a tho third diair
WMHtof tno St. Nicholas hotel. East Las Vc
'hs. Helnl Mtioniiim vivin tn nbHtetriusand
dlsottsun or WOMEN and children.
PiNON SALVE COMPANY.
ith rvru dies,
PINON SALVIA
11 NON COSMETIC,
NOPAL TONIC,
NOPAL LINIMENT.
3NJ"oj3.l XjlulruLoxat
Cures rheuuiHt sm, iieurslgia, erjsipola,
iiuliiny. atilTnexS ot Jntnts, wutinds, biuises,
liuins, si'MldH, chsppi d hands external po a
oiiH, spiuini, chllllimliis, tl.-th wuundK, slid all
diHi-sHi-ii whei-i'in Intlurnniatioti ami soreness
cxls ;miI(1 is InvalUHti.R In all dlBeanes.it hiiI
nniis. sure lai-ks and shoulders selitns.
iratehi-H, wind khiI, sprains, rlnir b..ne
roundurod feet and In fact ail painful ali
ments ot live nt., ok requiring external treat
ment. PINON SALVI2
lf a most exoelloiit rem d fur toros of all
kinds, wound and hru sea. burns and caid,
inli-s, chilblains, corns and bunions, poisonous
biie- ami miiikk of ri-ptilis aud insect, and Is
valuable In su -n disi'iiMt-s of animals as sore
bacas and imulder. sprains, w'nd gall, swell
liurs sr.rntehcs, rintibimu, foundered feet aud
o rns.
l'INON COSMIJTIC
Ur pri'pHriitinn cxci'll'-nt Tor every IriIv to
have on her toilet as a prompt aud ellio.olous
niin dy In ail erupt Ive ilUe ses or the skin,
i-hHi ped hand hii I I i s, Intluiiu-d eye-, oorns,
bunions and ctuib slns biles and Ktinir of lih
sect", cms n il lirulse tub s a d all ousted
au'l abraded suna -s It will r move redness
aiid roiiiihiH H from tho complex loi, hii i an t
en and ix-autify it. No lady hLould be without
this valuable cimptnldii.
8lU BT ALL DUUdGlsTS
PINON SALVE CO.,
ELPSO, Til AS.
Also receive orders for Prickly Pear
Planta and Cactus. '
3
&
CO
Have Opened the
BRIDGE STREET ' EXCHANGE.
Tho nndTsIc ed r'Cfilly Inr.irm the public Ibat tb y hva opened a acw saloon on
BrlriKf tr t. Wi s Las V ir"-where th w II K. ep coiiHlHhtl on Laud tho V st mult and
er ntrd Hn .ors. wn.- mid eiif.r. Il nrli-t iitiennon to lniHtn they bop O met it and
receive a sh.;ru the public p:itioungd. ?r-sU kvg t'r eonaianUy tap. '. , f
FORD &
i:i:oi6:mj
1JILLIAI
OPP08IT DFI'OT
IN BASEMENT OF THE
( KiGT A.SXjXSI3Cüi3X) 1881.)
R.ea-1 H-rtj
ntnov.ac: v U t-j 'Ni!' '.fsi
ca! Estate
A NT)
li..:,?'.
HOUSES I
mmz
I 'D it
I K S T
sfc5ssjtT Tnlrln
"Rents Collected and Taxes Paid.
CORNER SIXTH ANj JuüA. STS.. LAS VEO-Afe, N- M
,z. cr MEXICO
LUMBER ASSOCIATION.
CA3?ITAii STOCK $SQO,000,
P. 0. Bex 304.
Lorenzo Lupez
Proprietors
ADVANCE SAW MILL
General lumber dealers. Lsrtco amount of best lumbor constantly on hand. Kates low.
Hice north of Uridfe stroet station. La Vegas, N. M.
THE BANKSALOON!
Center Street,
Chris. Seilman, Proprietor.
All kind of games, condu ted on the square, and ocen dav
and night
. "WEIL.
Commission
Wool Hides
Gold Leaf iSlieep Dip manufactured at Louisville, Ky., for sale.
BRIDGE STREET, WEST LAS VEGAS
MYER FRIEDMAN & BRO.,
DEAI.Elta IN
WOOL HIDES PELTS;
AND JoRDEKS OF
STAPLE GROCERIES. .
J. B. KLATTENHOFF
DEA LEU IN
GLASSWARE.
Q UEENS W A RE, Etc.
Cndertaklng orders i.romptlv attended
MKiod bund ifods iKiuifht snd sold.
THE POPULAB HOTEL
VT XuTVS VEGAH.
larx bouse bus rwently b-e placed In perfect order and Is kept In first-class style
More vtHiters ca ) ccoriiiiiO'lated than bv but other botxl In sown.
us. 13. Taylor, Proprietor.
and. Did
LI DDI L.
KK01EiKDi
THE
BILLlAItD
Parlor.
iiPPOSITB DEPOT
WAKJ) BLOCK, LAS .VEGAS
I
J. H, WISE
to Agents.
baa, Iw.iHt
f VT SB k, i R
Gold.
? i 7 ii vi1 1'
s. 1
nt :
A Nil
...É- iiii-1hl-1li"- ' jyj I pT g
LmS V-CAS, Nf M,
V. aoa
Q
'A
asBssssasai
of tho
Merchant,
and Pelfs.
1ST. M
?
te. Ibopalrlnff dona with neatness and despatch
ISJJJ W MB3CIOO,
i a 1 m, k .x?s ,.
LOCKE
BILLIARD
-A.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS1.
. South sida
LAS VEGAS, -
(Successors to
1
É 1
310 Railroad Avenue, near Depot,
Las Vegas, -
Orders by mail receive
iprices guaranteed.
J'ONUIiil & MKNDhNHALL,
I'KAtTICAL
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
And VThok'salo and Kotul! Doatcrs In
IRON PIFE, FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS.
Plumbing Coods Bath Tubs Water Closet, Etc.
A1i? ?, 1,111 i.ine J wrought Iron Pino,'
Fitting, Rubber Hose, Pumps, Fino Gas Fixtures,
Hanging Lamps, Coal Fixtures, Chimneys, Etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Steam Fittings a Specialty.
Aeents for Ha.vt.nn Rtoo -
BIXTHSTBfeti'f. neit door to Ban
LAS VEGAS Iron WORKS.
Foundry and rachine 5? hop
now Id rutitittiK 'l'jj J ''y '(írMsíV-Vjí1! iic&fioi'wVl I riTi; k'e "
Mill and Miiling Machinery
A specially and will build and repair . u-ain t urnes puirps, luillins, hnnirorR shaftlnir saw
inu maiidrelis, boxes, eto , etc. All kinds ui liroil "tiruin: tiririplln, iat
bolt ruttlnir. Their
FOTJ3Srr)Y WILL MAKE
"dToiaj?'8' Et' lD fBOt nrt,"n of CMt ,ron- Give them i call and.
CASH PAID FOK OLD CAST I HON
WHOLESALE
3DGRXTO-C3-IST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ts,s Vosas. - - KTow IVIoioo
Has lust opened his now stock of Dhirfi, Slatloncry, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles. PaluU átWI
. Oils, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigurs. 1
-Tbe most careful au.-iit.on is Klvon to the I'rcscriptlon trade-d
Sole aucilt for New Mi-vlcii fnr th .. ....... -...,..
O, Gr. SCHABPBR.
DEALER
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at all
Hours, Dav or Nieht.
JOH3T W, HILL & CO.
Successors to Weil & Graaf,
Commission IKierchants,
HAY. CRAINi)'1 FLOUR
And Produce
LA8 VEGAS
MEN DEN HALL, HUNTER' & CO'i
FEED AND SALE STABLE
Esi( nct Wosit Isws Vnaius,
oalora in Horses ami MuIom. nlsn Fine Buíph ( L'-riapr. f0r ,K
'igÉiforthoUoiSpriuífsaii.loib.-irPointa 0f lútent. The C'Kc.t f1v,
OutfltB.u tbo Territory. tf
KI.TXMAHTINKZ
i hum i m. i w. k
im em m m m m mm m. A
HIA MAHIINtZ&U )..
WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL
nn
Highest Market Price Paid
Las Vegas. -
H. HÜBEBTY,
enera
CENTER ST.
Frcsli Bread, Huns, Pics, Cakes, Etc.,
Always on Hand and Delivered I'ronintly to Any Tart of the City.
MascrAtTritER or
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares,
Hoofing- and Spouting and Hopalrs muds on
shor' notice...
Bast if Bbupps's rsgon chop.
las vboas, . . new iEXi(X)t'cnter Street,
CO.,
PARLOR
IT ID
of tL rían.
- NEW) MEXICO.
C. I. Willinnnu)
- N. M.
)ioinpt attention. Low
Patronage solicited.
Miguel Bank. LAB V8 GA8, N. M.
AND KKTAIL
- ....NiuHorunriruil
IN
2NJEXV MEXICO
of. All, Kinds, v
NEW MEX.CQ
l TRINIDAD MAHTIVKV3
erclianilise
for Woil, Hides and Pelts,
New Mexico.
A. L. ANO ELL.,
Good Wines and Liquors..
IMPORTED CIGARS.
LAS VEGAS BEER
Rdail lists.
WW M
'7
BAKERY!
BON
TON
SALOON
Las Vega.
I
i)