Las Vegas daily gazette., September 04, 1885, Image 2

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Enterad in the Poitoffice in Las Vega I
as Second Class Matter.
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33- PATTERSON",
tDlTOrl AND PUOLI6HCH
I I HUSHED D.llf.V KM EPT MOXDAY.
1KUMS Of SiritSCKll'TlwN IS AIVA'CE.
Br maii-pohtauk fuee:
Daily. t.v mail, nno rear. tio oo
i.K.ly, .y mull. 'x inonilu., 6 uu
Daily, My mall, threw uioiitbri, , x wi I
Diiiiv, by ctirrkr, iir wwk as
A.lv..riiniiif rat.- niailo kjiown on api.lioa-
ily nuliHcriliiTu aro rwiuuRtrd to Inform the
ntnuo Driiuintlv In of noii-uclivfry ui int.1
'i!ii r. or lurk of littimtlon mi the part of the
CUITHTH.
Aililri'd h 1 1 ((iininiinlr.iitlonfi, whether 01 R
IiiinIiihh-i iiMlnrc or nthcrwlw. to
J. It. l'ATI liltON,
I.hh VeKtt, N. M.
FIJI DAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
l.o. engMsemcnts between lovers
aro a mistake. It is well that two
sugar-coated pills should keep a little
of the sugar nftor marriage. Mr.
líond, of Kittle Neck, was a matured
hut sensible man. He saw, loved,
proposed to and married Miss Coombs
all in four hours. No time for lovers'
quarrels, no time for ice-cream dally
nigs. Heartsease ny express in a 80u 2,ij00 2-year old and 500 1-year,
spi.'cial palace car. Four hours is per- Qiti steers and 5(X) heifers to the East
haps a little sudden for the majority em Cattle Company. Northwestern
of collides. Make it five.
We are constantly hearing of new
tributes tn the good intentions of
J'residont Cleveland on the part of
prominent Republicans. President
A. I). White, of New York, and Sen- A
nlnr iSillmn nf Illinois nrn t W lntrt.
1 I
of this. It augurs well for the fair
treatment.of tho President by at least
a nortion of the Renublicans in Con-
press Aviien uiai bouy comes togciner
jiiai; njuivi. m u mum niun xiimv
whether the policy of the organs is to
prcvail, or whether he is to be met in
a statesmanlike spirit. Perhaps both
views will have their representatives
at the capital.
IIox. 0. I). Bakrett, of Washing
ton, who is a legal partner- of Ben
Butler, is in the citv. Mr. 'Barrett
does not think that the President can
be enjoined from carrying out his or
der directing the cattlemen to vaca'c
certain leased lands in Indian Ter
ritory. lie saya "that it is not within
the scope of the powers of the judi
ciarv. conferred by the constitution,
to issue an injuuetion against the
v,i
- I
There can be no doubt,
iiAVtuwit. "viv nyj v.vuu, i
however, of the n ht to enjoin agents
of the Chief Magistrate from execut-
ing orders issued by him interfering
in any way with the rights held by
tho cattlemen under leases, until the
courts shall determine the legality oí
such orders.
The Democrats of Dallas City, Han
cock County, 111., acquire tho confec
tion for originality, as will be seen by
the following notice which is posted
in public places in that city of fresh
ness and freedom :
DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION.
The Democrats of Dallas City and
surrounding' country aro hereby ro-
........... tho T, nb-
ollico Saturday, August 29, 1885, at 1
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing
a Democratic candidate for postmaster
of Dallas City.
All persons who votod the Democratic
ticket or any part thoroof at tho last
National oloction, aud who are legal
voters and patrons of Dallas City post
ollico, aro entillüd to participate and
are cordially myited to bo present.
flyordurof tho Democratic Township
Central Committo.
Dallas City, August 14, 1885.
The New York Evening Post prints
a singular article from a correspon
dent on the leluctance of men to
marry. It finds the chief objection
to marriage among them in the fact
that marriage is an indissoluble con
tract, and suggests that "no one
would ever think of making an indis
soluble contract in business." This
is followed by a vivid picture of the
troubles that may come to a husband
who obtains a wife not altogether to
his mind ; and it might easily be
supplemented by another sketch of
the misery of a wifo with an uncon
genial husband. The fallacy of this
view is in its regarding the marriage
relation as a business arrangement
and nothing more. If the element of
affection ia to bo left out of it, tho
objection might hold ; but the con
viction has been that marriage was
more than a business contract that
there was a mutual attachment in it
that harmonized diverse natures, and
had the power to make a mingling of
oppoVites in which one should com
plement rather than clash with the
other. Tartics often make n mistake
in this respect, and find there is not
the requisite love to induce forbear
ance on one or the other side, or on
both sides, it may be. Hence the
frequent applications, for divorce ap-
plications that appear to increase in
greater ratio than tliey are grained.
Hasty and inconsiJerate marriages
are the chief rout of this evil, and the
laxity of tho laws of divorce make
them the more likely to occur. He
would do a great work for society who
could lessen the numher of marriages
from caprice or passion. Clergymen
too often unite parties who it ia ap-
paicnt are not fit for the marriage re
lation. They might well be held
more responsible to the law in this
respect : for clergymen, with all their
, nl,ltp ,flVi tint alwavR moro
-i- --j
than a sut.crticial insight as to human
nature, nor do they evince strong
practical sense in dealing with it.
FLOCK AND HERD.
The Laramie Uoomcrang says that
a lianü ol J, to ,.,w tjregon
horses, coming over the trail, are now
due at that point.
Captain John T. Lytic, while here
this week, sold li7 head of cows to
George W. Baxter. Northwestern
Live block Journal.
W. C. liruton. of Socorro, N. M is
now in Eastern Colorado with a drove
of some 2,750 head of cattle. North
western Live btock Journal.
M. It. Pullian is offering on a new
contract $11 and $15 for ones and
twos, steers, and wants 2,500 to 3,000.
Tom Ureen Times-Enterprise.
W T Wllllntvumr, rf Tnr Vina
Llve lock Journal
Irvinir Landell and J. M. Cohen,
Ci.i-i 11.1" : : t i . I
outfitted a't Socorro this week and
started for Snrineeryille, Ariz,, where
they will begin the life of the elastic
cow - puncher upon tno rancn or juuo
W . I: ftiaUglHCr, OI American V ai
AT X lina ríífnnl v unlit f
'ir 'ílf r n,!.:( i ;v ha,
I 1 J 1 lí3 Jilt UUi nmu jJ --
Df cattle. The herd comprises 1,000
head of 3 and 4-year-old steers
0,11X1 : ,
still has on the market, now in Colo-
ra(i0, 1,100 ones and twos, from Cros-
by County, Texas Lheyenne raper
Ed. Fenlon, manager of the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe Cattle Company,
was in Clarendon, Texas, a few days
ago, and informed the editor of the
Texan that many of the cattle in the
Chevcune and Arapahoe reservation
would be driven to the Cherokee
strip, while some of them would go
to the Panhandle. It is presumed
that all vacant laud in the Panhandle
will soon be occupied by cattle ejected
from the Territory. Dodge Cowboy.
While in Mobeetio last week we
were pleased to meet Edwin E. Wil
son, of Kansas City, and Manager of
the Horse blioe and .Laurel Jeat
runchos.
He reports favorably as to
4
the condition of
range. On the II
the cattle on the
nge. yn tno noruo onoe mere are
s .i tt ni ii
..... i i.-m i
,..,niV)r nf hiu radd bulls have b!P.n
now zi,AJ canie aiiu -vaj nuracs
pUt on the two ranches, and the
scrubs will be gradually dropped out.
About the 1st pros, a drive of 4,-
KJJJ DVIVIO UU' kV DUllltVll A JA Vl't
cago and Kansas City markets.
Northwest Texan.
Maverick National Bank
BOSTON, MASS.
Capital,
Surplus,
ÜM.-00.000
100,000
Accounts of Hanks, Bunkers and Mercantile
llrms recelvud, and any business connected
with liankiiiif solicited.
kxcuhiiku urawn a"u came J ransicrs maue
on the principal cities of Europe.
ASAP. l-oiiKu, tres. J. W. Won k, Cash.
Proposals for Morago.
llKADQlTAHTKRS riSTUI' T OF
Naw Mbxk o.
OKFICB OF ClIIKF QUAHTEIt.M ASTEK
SANTA FB, New Mexico,
September 1, J
S BALED PROPOSALS, IN TIUI'MCATE,
subject to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived at this ollico and at the offices of the
l os. Quartermasters at the pouts named bo
low, until 12 o'clock noon, on Thursday, Oc
tober 1, Imh."), at which time and places they
will bo opened, in the presence of bidders, for
furnisbii'K and delivery during tho Ibical year
ending June 0, 1HS6, of Corn and Bran at
Forts Bayurd, Beldeii, Stanton, Union aud
winpate, New Mexo; íort lillas, Texa;
Fort Lewis, Colorado, and Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, ftlv
Inji lull In 1'orumtion, will be furnished on up.
plication to this ollice, or to the Qunrtei mas
ters at tbe posts named.
The Government reserves tho right to rojeo.t
uny or all bids. Prelercnco kívcii to articles
of domeitic production and manufacture,
conditions of pricn and quality bolnt f nual,
and such preference iriven toarticles of Amer
ican prod wet ion and iiinuufaeturo produced
on tho 1'iicllln tjonxt to the extent o I tho con
Mi inption required by the public service there
Pnveliipes lontniiliiiK proposals should be
marked "I'ro'toeals for- at ,'' and
addrunsoil to the undersigned or to the Quar
termasters at the posts mimed .
E. B. ATWOOn,
Assistant QuaMermaster, U. 8 A ,
Chief Quartermaster.
A., T.
Jt H. r. TIME IAUjLJí.
Railroad Time.
Arrive,
TKAINN.
llert.
(I 45 p. m
8:4 i a. in.
7: 1 a. m.
2:: p. in
Pnclllc Exp.
Ouaymas Express.
New York Express.
Atlantic Express
7::w p. m.
U:KI a. in.
8:40 a. tn.
Ü:5 p. in.
11 V i SfltlMiS Kit A sen
Leave La Vrjiim. Arr. Hot Springs.
9:1(1 a. m Train No. 201....... ..;! a, m.
3:1X1 p. m Traill No. Wi.'l 3:25 p.m.
fl:56p. in Train No. 205 7:20 p. ni.
12:p. in Sun. Ex Wl l:lKip.in.
Iave Hot Sp'gs. Arr Lai Vegas
8:i5a. in Train No. 203 8:30 a. m.
3:20 p. m Train No. ai4 2:4ft p. m.
6:U.-i p. in Trulu No. M ii-.'M p. m.
lii:1(ia. ni 8nn. Ex. 'JUS IO:44) a. m.
Sunday only.
Trains run on Mountain time, M mlnntos
slower than JcTcruon City timo, and 6 minutes
faster than loca! lime. Partios (rolnif east will
save time and trouble by purchasing througti
tickets. Hates as low as from Kansas City,
J.K. MOCrfE,
Asout Las Venas, N, 11 .
CIIAS. DfElt, Supt.
Postolliec opon dally, except buudays. from
a tn. till 8 p. m. Registry hours from Oa.
in. to 4 p tn. Open Sundays tur one hour
after arrival of malla
11 OHO AN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY
ill Honran park, Cook, County, J I,
end
(or Catalogue,
GOODALL. & OZANNE;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.!
A Largo Assortment oí Perfumes and Toilet Articles always on
hand Sole Agents íor Tansiiis runcn uierars.
EAILEOAD JLVEISTTJE.
PROFESSIONAL.
QR. JN. R. PAI'l.X,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. .
Olllce on Center gtreot, liot woim Railroad av
enue and Uraml avenue, East Side, over Wells
Fargo express office, room 3. Telephone No. 32
Ol IS SULZBACHEK,
J
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: National street, opposite Court
Hon bo. Las Vefras, New Mexico.
J.
.11. k W. O, KOOGI.KR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Notarv Public.
Ollice oa Drldge street, two doors weit of
roHioinee.
LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO
A.
B. SAOER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices In all courts In thu territory. Of
Uco on Undue struct, two doors west of tia-
zette ollico .
LAS VKG AS, - - NEW MEXICO.
O'BBYAN'
&
J. D. O'ISltYAtf,
W. h. riKltCB,
Offleo
lu Sena Building Over Snn Miguel Bank.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Special attention (riven to all matters per
taluuiK to real estate.
LA8 VEUAS.
NEW MEXICO
E.
II. SKIFWITH, M. D.
OFFICE IN KlLTiEUOlI BLOCK.
Ollice hours from 11 to 2 p. m.
LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.
Ii. DUDLEY, M. D.
OHice: Sixth St. near Ilonirlas Ave.
KeMidencc: Main Street, between Seventh and
EIphM.
s.
O. WOOD,
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Flans and spccillcutious made for all kinds
of construction. Also surveys, maps and
plats.
LAS VEGAS, Sixth Street) NEW MEXICO
J B. PETT1JOHN, M. D.
"consulting physician,
LAS VEGAS HOT SI'RIXGS, N. M.
Answer a letters of inquiry from invalida.
P. O. Box 311.
pRITCHARD ic SALAZAR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ollico in T. Komero & Sons' bu.ldlng. Plaza.
WEST LAS VEGAS, NkW MEXICO.
Hot, Cold and Shower
AT
fonv's Parlor Barber Shop.
'JnJy first class barbers employed in this
jtblishment. 8atlruction guaranteed. Bridge
street, near UAzette omce, old town.
TONY CAJAL, Proprietor.
fnJrJci?Jt j Meat Market,
k3 1 I C- B- UEÜSCHNEll, I '
'
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS.
BRIDGE STREET, WEST LAS VEGAS.
-Aim
1) AILVi MOIl NINO NEWSPAl'IiU
PIUNTINO ALL TIIK NKWS AND THE COMPLETE
KEPOUT OF THE
GREAT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE LAUGEST CIHCULATIOH OP ANY JOUUNAWIH
NEW MEXICO OR THE SOUTHWEST.
Single Copies, 5 Cents.
By Carrier, per Week, 25 Cents.
By Carrier, per Month. $ 1.00.
By Mail, Postpaid One Year, $10.00.
By MaU, Postpaid, Sir Months, $5.00.
By Mail, Postpaid, Three Months, $2.60. i
By Mail, Postpaid, One Month, $ 1 .00.
OFFICE t JSril0cSt.i Las Vcgas M.
ORIENTAL PAIHT SHOP.
House, SUijn and L'arrlofio I'nintinx, Vlnln
nml I'eeonillve, Paper llunglnK, I'uniui, vim,
lilHHH, I'.le.
I .. . QT-T H;Ti IvT j Pv . I
O-l O- A-J J l
puorniKTOR.
One door south of Hchnildt's tnanufaeturlnir
eHtubliahiiient.
FRANK LE DUO
Piactical Tailor and Cutter,
A Choice Selection of Suitings, Coat
ings and rautaloonings.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
West Bridge Street.
W.H.SHUPP
Manufacturer oí
Ufnnrnno onH PorríofTüO
iia&uiid aim uauiagco)
And dealei in
HEAVY HARDWARE,
iron. Stool Chains. Thlmbleskelns, Springs,
WiiL'on. Carriage and Plow Wood Work.
niaoksm ths' Tools, Barvcn's Patent Wheels.
The Manufacture of
Buckboards and Spring Wagons
A SPECIALTY.
KEEP ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OP 1
Coooer's Celebrated. Steel-
Skein Farm Wagons.
Solicit orders from Kanchmen for
Branding Irons,
Horsoshoclng and nil kinds of repairing done
by first class workmen.
LAS VEGAS.
NEW MEXICO
A. C. SCH1CXDT,
Manufacturer of
Ifagons and Carriages
And dealer in
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Every kind of wagon material on hand,
11 '1,. ,..i .ml rnnnlrinir a soecialty
Grand Avenue and Seventh Btrcet, East Las
Vegas.
ITHE 1IEGESSITY
FOR THE aPWlAXIST. '
DR. WAGNER' & GO.
Wo offer no apoloiry for devoting: so much
time ami attention to tbt- miwili itunluclwd
cliuM of diaeaaes, bel levin that no condi
tion or numaaujr- la too wretchea to merit
the ayuipainy ana net rrviaei ut tba pro
fewiun to which we beliinir, an many
ar innocent . aufFerera, aud that Um
physician who devotes hlmseir to rellvitir
the aüllcled and tavtnir them from worae than
death, is no lea a philanthropist anil a bene-
taetor to nia raoe una me turgeoa or pnj-u-elan
who tiy close application exnel in an
other braneh ot hl profession. And, fortn
uaielv for hnuianltv. the dav lauawninir when
the false nhilambropy that condeinued lh
victims or Tolly or crime, like tun Ippers uti'
uer the jewiah law, to ale uucared r
for, haü
passed away.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of
v..nlhl..l follín, rim I... I Ihah., 1. ... nlll wntl
toavail tbenraelvea of this, tho irreati'st boon
ever laid at the altar of aurTerlnir humanity.
Ur. Warner will rnarantee to forfeit Mil) lor
every caao of seminal weakness vr private
aisease or any ainu anu enaracter wuicn o
uudertakea to ana rails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many at the ase of SO to 60 who
are troubled with too frequent evacuations ot
the bladder, often accompanied by a siikm
smarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
imror toe system in a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will oftvu be town
and sometimes small particles of album 11
win aiJc-aK, vi imc v-uiur win uu in a luiu.
tnilkisb hue. again chanirinir to a dark am
torpid appearance. There are many menwhi
die of this dilllculty, ignorant of tbe cause,
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. nr. w, will guarantee a perl eet cure
all cases, and a healthy restoration of tb
gen 110-uri nary organs.
Consultation free. Tborongb exanilnatic
and advice $5.
See the Doctor's additional advertisement
In the Denver Daily News and l'nbune-Kc-
publican .
ah communications snouiu Deaaureaseu
DR. WAGNER & CO.
S3S Larimer Street. Address Box 3339, Den
ver, Colo. I)';
Cut this out and take along.
DR. SPINNEY
No. 11 Kearney street,
Treats
all chronic and special diseases.
Yeunir men who may be suffering from the
effects of youthful folltws will do well to avail
themselves ot win. toe irreal eat noon ever laiu
at the alter of suffering humanity. lr Hpin
nv will euarant e to ' forfeit t.iUO for every
case of Bvmlnal Weakness of private disenso
or any cnarecter wbicn be unaurtaKca auu
talis to cure. ,
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too freanent evacua
tions of tho bladder, accompanied by a slight
burninir sensation which tbe patient cannot
account lor. un examining the urinary oe-
nosltsa roDV sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles of albuman will
aoDear. or tbe color will be of a tbln wnitisn
hue, again changing to a dark torpid appear,
ance Tnere are many men who die of this
dilUculty, Ignorant of the cause, Which is tbe
second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. 8.
will guarentee a perfect cure in sucn cases.
and a bealtny restoration ot toe genito unery
organs.
)ffice Honrs 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sunday.
from 10 to 11 a. m. Consultations free
Thorough examination and advice $5.
Call 1 r address UK. SF1NNEY & CO.,
No. 11 Kearny street can Francisco
MYER FRIEDMAN & BRO.
WOOL DEALERS. AND
LAS VEGAS,
jMi-éSLTiisr BROS.,
PBALGHS IN
KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES,
AND DISTILLERS' AGENTS-
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES.
Ourwhiskles are purchased from the distillery
bonded warehouses, from Where tney are
And our prices at all times reasonable ana as
LAS VfcGAS, (Marwede building,
ROG-EES
Practical Horseshoers.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
PAIRING NEATLY DONE.
NO. 9 BRIDGE STKKKT,
LlS VEGAS,
JOHN W. HILL,
Commission Merchant,
And
Hay, Grain, Flour, Produce
Grass and Garden Seeds
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO,
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS
J. C. ADLON & SON, Props.
Manufacture
STEAMEHGlHES,MlLLIH6lMININGMACHrNERY
Architectural Work, Machinery and Boilers, Iron and Brass
Castings Made on Short Notice.
IkLEPHONfl CONNBCTI ON
PAEK HOUSE !
RaleatS OOpcrdaj , i: "r ard lu im m r wc.-k.
Southeast corner of paik,
VtgaS ll'it
Mpnnts.
MKS. M. ADAMS, l'ropriotrt'94.
Atchison, Tuprka & Santa Fe U K
Paspes through the territory from tmrtlieas
to soutbwbHt. tiy rouHuuinn the tnao the
reader will thai ata poiitialnd I.aJiiniH,
ill Colorado, the Mew alexno xt.'inion I an a
the main l:ne, turns anuthwest iliniuiib I rlui.
dad and enti ty the t-Ti ilory tlir .inh butnii
luus. the travi lt r here Ih-viuh tlii nemt nili r-
81 i ok Journey uu lh eontnn ut. A in uibi-
rlej by puarerl ul etiKi'ieN on a steel-raileu,
rock ballHBted H ark up Uu: Hti'ep Hc.-nl ul I ho
ItaUin uioiiulaiiiH, with llieir eliui inimr fi fii
cry, becal lien lreiiient KluupxeH of lie1 Spun
isb peaks lar to t'10 north, uliiii'i inu !n ilni
mornliiK ""n and presentnur Hid kihikIi'iiI
spectacle in Ihrtwholo Hnowy rmitre. Wbeo .
half an hour I rom Iri 11 iitu l, thelritiu rtiiddenly
dashes into a tunnel from whieli it eiuerirea
on the southern slope ot the Itittou mount
ains and in sunny New Mes ico.
At tho foot ol the mountain lies the city of
Katon, whose extensive and valuable ,etul
tlelds make It one of the busiest placea In the
territory. From Hntmi to Las Veirns the mule
lies aioiiK the liase ol' me monniiiuiri. Da U11
riRbt are the snowy peaks in full tow whOo
oil tho east lie Oie (frasy pliiin. Hie
OKRAT CATTI.R HANOK IK TIIK SllUrHWEST,
which stretch away hundred of miles Into
the Indian Tomti'ry. T he train reac ties Laa
Vegiis in time tor dinner.
I..SH VEO AS.
with an enterpriHinir population of nearly
lo.uun, chietly AuieriouiiH, is one of the pi inei
palcitiesof the territory. Here are located
those wonderful heiilmjr fourilamM, the Las
Vesraa hot springs. Nearly all the way lrom
Kansas City the rinli-oiel b:is followed tbe
route of tho 'Old Biitita Ke. Trail.." mid now
lies through a coi, un y which, HMiile In. in the
beauty ol its natural scenery bears on every
haad the miprcHR of tho old Bpiuiinli cIvili.'H
tion, Krafted centuries no upon the still more
ancient and more interest luir I'nehlo aud Az-p-c
stock Btrnnire contranta present them
selves everywhere with the new eio'riiftiiiK of
American life and ciieriry. iiiouenhoit hour
tho traveler passes from the city uf Las Vegas
with her fashionable
HEALTH AND rLEAflrntE nRPOHT.
her elegant hotels, ntreet railways, pai It
streets, water works and oilier evidences of
modern jiroirreRR.intotlie fastnesses ol (lloriela
mountain, and in full view ot the riniiH ol the
old Pecos church, built upon thu Inundation
of an Aztec temple, and the traditional birth
place of Montezuma, tho culturcuod ol the
Aztecs. It 18 only hull' a day's ride by rail
from tho Las Veiras hot sprints to iho old
Suanisb city of Hautn Ke. Santa l'e U the
oldest aud most interesting city in the United
States. From Santa Fo the railroad
runs down tbe valley of the l!lo Orando toa
function at Alliuiiueniuc with the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad, and tit Doming with tho
Bouthern l'ucitlc from Ban Francisco, passim!
on tho way the prospermia city of Socorro and
the wonderful Lake Valley uml Percha mili
ing district, finally reaching Doming, from
which point Silvor City is only forty-live miles
distant and may be reached over tha S. '. 1). &
K. K. K. The recent discoveries of chlorides
n Bear mountains, near hilver Cily, exceed
anything in the Kocky mountains in richness.
Shipments of the ore have been niado to 1'ueb
lo that run as high as 4r per cent pure silver.
For further iuformutlou address
W.F. WHITE,
General Passenger nd Ticket Agent, A. T.
8. F. K. 11.. ToDcka. Kansas .
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
NEW MEXICO
In Kentucky, and placed in the United stales
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low asguou gooua cu uo mini.
next to postottice.) NEW MliAK O.
BROTHERS,
RE
NJUAY rEXECO.
Dealer in
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