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VOL. 2.
LAS VEGAS, N.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1880.
NO. 4 (,
T AS
GAZ
ON THE RAIL
COMING
AND SOON TO AKHIVE
FOII Tin:
BO
Clothing House.
LATEST STYLE!
Dress Suits, Busi
ness Suits, Ulster
and Overcoats
Men and Boys. Ex
tra Pains has been
taken to obtain the
very best
s
Gents' warm
wear-
AS SPECIALTIES
we mention French
Oassimeres, Scotch
Wool Knit,
cated Flannel,
several other Cele
brated Brands, also
several Sew
Styles
of the
Re-
in
in
i,4. Gtl
such as Fine Socks,
Ueck Wear, and Ev
erything p rtaining
to a First - Class
Clothing House wi
he on hand in sea
son.
eir
Goods arrive.
'will not regret it
LEVY,
HAIL AND EI LIN
ItTXXING DAILY FROM FORT UAsro.M l (
FORT ELLIOTT.
Passengers aiid Express matter leaving Lu
Vegas on Tuesday morning will be forwardc'
on weeklv bitekbonrd through to any point h
the Pun Handle of Texas. Charges reasonable
O. I!. AUSTIN, Proprietor
OTERO & JEAGErT" "
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
Lincoln, Comity, Not Wcxico.
OTERO Y JEAGER.
Trullcantes en
Abarrota, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
rondado lc l.inrolii,
Xcw )1I exieo.
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of every kind and style, at Rev'. 1). Y . Cnl-
leo's. Lnglish and Spanish, or in any otln 1
language, for sale cheap or given away.
M. MATTHIKSON,
District Superintendent R. II. S. r Sow
Mexico and Arizona.
TUAKT 3XT. XjiTTC33X-r,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELS Y
LAS VEGAS, " - - - N.M.
In Romero RulMini, Kant Side of the Tlaza.
ftOTAISY PUKLIC,
LAH VEGAS AND VIXITA
Notice.
The railroad company will not bo responsible
for hogs killed or lnjinod when allowed to run
ut larga 111 tho depot yards. Any parties having
hogs running at large will pl-nsu take notice
aud govern themselves accirdinglv.
tr. c, r. iiovnv Ag't.
Admliilsf rntor'N otlee.
Notice is hereby given that the Hon. l'robnle
Court In and lor the county 01 Sun Miguel, and
TerrjJptvof New Mexico, has appointed tho un-
um-BiR-m:u umiiin mi ni lor i mo CHtilte ot Frank
Chapman, deceived. All persons indrbtod tn
said estntu will make immediato settlement
and all persons h.ivlng claims against mild a.
tato will present them within twelve nioiuhs
. . il. RRUNMMtJK,
JOo-iy Administrator.
Las Vegas, N. M. Feb. 7th, lssu.
STOPI
8 y iv E!!
The
Heart of East Las Tegus
vTom Out by the
Tire Fie ii (I.
We
Suai'i' tlie Scourge that
Overtakes all Western
Towns.
la One Short Hour Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars
arc swallowed up.
As night settled down upoitthc
Gallinas Valley in which lies the mar-
velous young city, of East Las Vegas,
it leit a horror-stricken populace, par-
alized with a senso of their loss wan-
dering about almost in a state of be
wildcrmeni.
The most terrible of reverses had
taken place in one short hour and the
smouldering a-hes with a lingering
flame hero and theae were left to tell
he tale of how the principal business
block and l lie focus -f tho largest
trade between Emporia and Guaymas
Had vanished; while on the adjacent
prairio hcerogenously collected were
he stocks of merchandise which tin
owners Jifirt hastily removed. The
drunken good-for-not hings who makt
such an occasion the opportunity for
excessive indulgence in liquor Hound
eren arouuci among the debris and
i -i . .
speechified liberally upon the inci
dents and possibilities and probabi
lities of the disaster which had iusi
taken placcuiud cost us $175,000.
HOW IT STARTED.
In the rear of Marble's grocery in
East Las Veiras, was his residence in
one pari oi winch was used a &heet
iron stove (which by the way is lit
only tor (he open air;) it upset and
slat ted a lire in the apartment which
was at 0:.co beyond control. The
wind being W. S. W. blowing onlj
uioueraieiy Uie lire spread in all di
rections at about 1 he same rate. The
w.iolc town was aroused at once and
the dense smoke which arose brought
every man lrom the old town who
could leave his position.
iNoiaworu was heard above the
cracking of the doubly dried timbers:
everybody with any sense went to
work and helped to remove the stocks
of merchandise, quietly submittin
what was plainly inevitable.
Then if never before was it realized
how utterly helpless is that commuu-
ity in such a crises as this which has
no fire department. The die was cast
andas an occasional gust of wind
drove : he flames to an extraordinary
neigiit so that they almoht lapped over
to the immense warehouse of Brown
and Manzanares and Otero, Sellar, &
Lo , on the east, and it seemed thai
1 he doom of utter extinction had set-
lletl upon the pride of the great south-
west,
)ilcd along the wire fence which 6ur-
rounded the warehouse of Brown & very effective one and utter the bitter
Mauzauares only to be ignited a mo- ucss of the chastening has been sonic-
meut nfter by the falling sparks, so
that it was nccessarv to movn thpm
--- I
igaiu in order to sa,ve them.'
Blankets were promptly applied to
the row of buildings occupying the
north side of center street as also to ihe
warehouse on the tas side of Rail- Messrs. Mills & Hadley kindly fur
road avenue. Salt was liberally dis- nished us with the following list of
iributed upon the roofs of the latter
and the prwnpt measures adopted by
the owuers, soon seemed to guaran-
tee tho sa:ety of the property.
A case of catridges took fire in one
of I lie stores ou Railroad avenue aud
then continuous explosions lasted for
some tune, scattering everybody who
leared injury lrom them.
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xi.tic is 10 story o 1 inc progress of
tlie iue. It simply advanced without
any interruption on tac lated block.
There was absolutely uo mortalaction
to save it.
At one time Col. Mills, and others,
who was ou the roofof Levy, Cohn vt
Co' building, attempted to tear away
the wood front, hoping that the tin
root and adobe walls might offer re
sistance to the advancing flames but
the heat becanio unbearable and the
work was abandoned.
The next plan was to blow up Hop
per Dros. building with a keg of pow
der, but pome ouc in a frantic state of
might, prevented it aud oflured to
knock any ono down who destroyed
the building, believing it would not
liin e A Castlo.
Vacant 1st.
Hopper Bros.
Mackley house.
Isidor Stern' Stock, Levy & Cohu.
Fillp Holzman.
H. C. Klchmond's Jewel ry store.
L. N. Rosenthal. -
M arcelllno & Bulla.
Malbauff's harness shop.
Merrill & Catkin Bros.
Stock, C. E. Wesche,
I Sleeping rooms
Where lire coml
lenced.
M Bible's building and stock,
Ward & Tárame.
Marcus
St Clem
Center
bum.
Almost all of Hupe & Castle's valu
able Stock was succossfnllv rr-mnvpri
and the loss of sheds is hv tin mPn.1B
total.
The insane attemnt! wm mn.ln tn
tear down tho. them lmiMino- n..
t'sntrr Rtroot. whn 1 fir ni.
was
ready tinker the eaves. A keg of gun-
oowdir in the New York Bakery
would have saved the buildings on tli3
west and lessened the danger to the
next block north
It three different times the flames
started up on the blankets which
hung over the llilty Bros, block and
water thrown upon the iron face of
the meat market on the corner was
converted at once into steam, by the
xcessive heat.
The vouug man who guarded
Hilty's building and the one west of
t, (we could not learn his name) who
wore a light hat, deserves distinction
for his courtige and perseverence in
lighting tho heat which the winds
ieut to him from the fire.
It was wliolly impossible to get an
estimate of last night. Tho exhaust
ed merchants could not collect their
thoughts and if they did tuey could
not make a reliable guess at the
amount of goods saved.
it is safo to say, however, that the
salvage will be large, as tho slow pro
gress of the fire allowed almost every
body to move all their goods, although
at considerable loss from rough hand
linr.
A man unknown dislocated his
wrist 111 getting off ot Whiteman's
juildiug.
We print a diagram of the burnt
district.
Hotels are all crowded to the ut
most capacity as there were many
men who roomed in nooks and cor
uers of the burned districts.
The protection of property, which
s uow exposed, was placed in hands
ot' Hie San Miguel rifles who were
called out about 6 o'clock. Several
arrests have been made.
A great deal of plunder was carried
ou by some of those who were pi e-
tending to serve merchauts.
McDonald opened a barrel of beer
which flowed freely for all who asked
it.
Several of the owuers of destroyed
property were questioned last even-
inrr. and nirl nil !ir nlriMiil j lnnHn.r
37 -J w . - - . -'--.j " n0
toward replacing their buildings with
substantial adobe. The lesson is a
what forgotten, we will see that what
haa caused 200 000 dullnrs los nnr
- - ) " .wuw M J
in two more years would have causou
four times that even under the same
circumstances as thoscof yesterdav's
conflagration.
iusurance which they had on the nro-
perty burned:
Rosenthal, $6 500, as follows: Home
$1,000, Scottish Commercial $2,000.
Continental $1,600, Hamburg Mair-
deburg $1,000, St. Paul Fire and Mar-
iue $1,000
Jlolzmau $4,000 us follows: Home
$500, German American $1.000. Scot
. . . . ' '
lisn Commercial $1.000. Continental
$1,000, St. Paul 500.
Whiteman & Cohen $1.500 as fol.
lows: Hamburg Mao-deburo- $500
Scottish Commercial $1,000.
Levy Cohn & Co., $4,500 as follows
Mercantile Marine $1,000, Fire As
sociation $1,000, Continental, $1,000,
Hamburg Magdeburg Ius. Co. $1.500.
"Ward & Tamme $1.000 as follows:
Hamburg Magdeburg $325, Continen
tal $325, Scottish Commercial $350.
ltupc& Castle $6,000 as follows:
Homo $1,000 Star $1,500, Hamburg
Magdeburg $2,000, Mercautilo Marine
$1,500.
C, E. Wesoho $1,000 in St. Paul Firo
aud Marine.
Marcus & Clemm $600 in the St.
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Slreet.
Paul Fire and Marine.
Hopper Bros. $1,000 as follows:
German Amcricau $500, Hamburg
Magdeburg $500.
Rathburu & Co., $900 as follows:.
$300, Argentine Fire of Denver $600
St. Paul.
Ladner $1,500, a? follows:
Home, $1,000; Argentina Fire ot
Denver, $500.
. Malbauff, $400 in the Ariientine
Herbert & Co., $500 in the Man-do-
Durg.
Mackley, $700 in the Hamburg
Magdeburg Company.
Making a total insurance by Mili
& Hadley of $30,100. 'ft legrams were
sent immediately to the various com-
suites auu prompt adjustment ot
os e may be expected through their
, guts
i
The linn had concluded that tl,,
would withdraw all risks from th.
block that burned 011 the first of nexi
month ;-bi,uhe first of next month
inni.0?!1" and Ul0ir co'lanies are
jn. for the losses. The stramrest co-
.neidenceof the affair is that Col.
Mills, standing on the sidewalk in
conversation with Mr. Locklurt, said,
I am getting afraid of this town Ii
will burn before 60 days, aud we will
withdraw everything from this row
before the first of October." The sei--teuced
had hardly been dropped when
".o was a cry of fire, and
a lal-o-i
"lajoruy ot the truth in
Col. Mills'
prophecy was fulfilled before
down.
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RROWXINO & STKELK'H RISKS
Levy, Cohu & Co, J Liverpool
London and Globe, $1,000; Spring!
ri nl , i 1 AAA D
. C- f;- Wcs, in Springfield, $1,000,
iu Colorado, $500.
New York Bakery, owned bv
I ntchard, Browing, et al., in Spring
field $500. in Colorado $250.
Steele & Browning, j Colorado
$o00.
JÍ"berly & AUSCU n 'orado,
$00.
Dicing to thr. extreme hent, ice avc
hern ohliijed tn remove the (Jfd ReliubCc
Drutj Store to Wm. Steele' Real estofe
Office on the. corner of Center street
where ire. ici'll he nIeoxe7 tn e'ijrf .-. ,.1,1
customers to-morrow morning.
F. E. HERBERT. C CO.
Dissolution of Co-Partnersftip.
The co-uartiiershin known nmW ami 1... n.
name of Douirlier. Baca & (:.. tu i.v
consent this day dissolved Sanitngo Baca, ol
Albuquerque, New Mexico, a member of said
firm having with .raw 11 from said co-partnership
his interest. The business will be con
tinued under the llrm name of Dougliur & Baca
who will collect all outstanding debts and as
sume the payment or all liabilities ol the old
llrm of Doughcr, Baca & Co. , except thoce con
nected with their branch houso at Albnauernuo
which will be collected and paid by the said
Santiago Baca, he having purchased the Albu
querque branch and its interests.
John Dougiikh,
Francisco Baca y Sandoval,
ot' L Vegas, N. M.
Santiago Baca,
"20-4w of Albuquerque, N. M.
875 tlA Rv(imniiia
Pot cuanto las piedras sepulcrales de los lina
tiradas y quebradas en el Cementerio Mjgn
de esta ciudad, nor nersonas (lpRinnni,i.,a
nosotros los abajo firmados ofrecemos la ie
cempeiiBa de $75 jHir información conduciendo a
la uprehenclon y pena de los profano en dicho
cenii'nti'i'ln
A. Dold,
J. H. MIIOL'T.
('HAS. ILPKLD,
IIowaiid KoriN
217-tf
April 1HH0.
ALL PEItSOXS aro hereby notified not to cut
timoei or wood, mixturo ktnek nn ,..i...
wise tresiiis on the Pecos grant, known as th."
oU 1 ecos church grant In san Miguel Co N
.U., as all trespassers on said grant, will In
dealt with according to law.
A. DOI.D.
M. BltUNSWlCK,
' Adminihtrator
f the estato o Frank CliapnuiU, deceased.
WANTED.
WANTED: A good reliable woman to cook
and do general house work In a prívate
raniiiy in the country. Good wages will be
paidjbut nono need apply unless well recom
mended, and rto engagement will be mado lor
less than six months, after one week's trial
this will bo a good permanent home for a per
son giving satisfaction. Address Richard
Dunn, Rincón, N. M.
FOR SALE.
X ARA VENDER.-Una casa situada en e
jl. camino no ios u;os, cerca de la casa do
Lnma wiisa nnam. uos cuartos, sesenta pies
al frente de la calle, y ciento cincuenta para ell
, l,ao "' por uñero ai contado
x ara uiiormacion ttinjanse a esta oliclna.
TjIOR SALE. A house situated on the Hot
U Springs road, near the house of Louise Pin
ard. Two rooms, sixty feet front on the road
mm one minureu ami mty back. To be sold
clleP for money. For information inquire at
I IMF. FOR SALE. By Moore ft Huff, at the
'J Hot Springs. Leavé orders atHerbert &
( o q 1 1 ni .r t . mi v. . . i .. . r.
- - o . v , ij 11 v i nj futtAa,
T710R SALE. 100 head of cattle.
For fiivther
u intormiitioi:
aonl v to .Lin,! Km. t a i
S.i.iiimji.nciBUUftlO Anion uiuco, 14. Al.
sALtA good sixteen horse pewer
. limn uiiKinu, an in running order and
ifpriíríltfr tt ana it vm.nl., .1 ..I
luso cudujii in run a uour mill.
A n V Dfrann
"ILi' """1 mi11 at La"Xfn?-Apjely. for
terms t
JOHN B. WOOTEN.
239-tf
TTtOR RENT. A fine large store room on the
plaza, excellently sltu-dcd for bnslnesH
t.ind tit low figures.
tor particulars apply
ins oiuce
11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will bo received at the Superln-
nuniiuuio mm;!;, up 10 oo ciocup. m, rnursdav,
the Kith Inst., in Santa Fa. for th r.nnHtnmtVi,.
of a hotel . Plans aud speculations can be seei
ut iue superintendent's oiuce In Santa Fe, or ut
the ollice of Chas. Wheelock, architect, at Lns
Vegas. The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids. All bit, 3 will bo nddrnsiiPil tn Honrs
Reed, superintendent of construction, care of
t-aunu tt-oo., eantare. liy order of the
comniuT.ee, septemuer yth, 1SSQ.
Iiupoi-tniit Notice.
For the benelltofour nitiens who irn pit at ttin
late copies ot this paper will be kept 011 flic In thr
KM-iuwui 1 1113 Liucago, mnnngton uiiln
cy rai road, at 53 Clark street. Chlensn. Ill
where they are privileged to calland read itl'ree.
Ed,
I Ul SflJINUS HACK LINE. -J. D. Wolf Is
i 1 now running a hack line between the Hot
Springs and town. Hacks will leave the Hot
i) rings lor town at 7 a. m., and 1 p. m. Will
leave town tor the Hot pnngs at 10 a. m., and
.... 111 mure oruers at nil vol t tie Hotels.
02-tf
uncu ana txprfus Line Retnreen I.am
egas mid Morn.
Hack will leave St. Nicholas TTotpl nil finph
tioiiday and Ihursday , at 10 a. m. .Single trip
it. itouiia trip iictccts, íñ.00. All baggage
Mcr .in ma., cmirguu extra, express carried
uiMiiiKiiiii six uours atreasonauie rate-i. Con-
neeiions made with good conveyances for Wut-
1 "iict, in f a mi vi mi iiuiiiiH norm .
J. W. Cartek, l'ro'r
Why?
Will you pay two prices to Irresiioiisibln hpiI-
lers for sewing machines, when for one hall
the money you can buy any first class machine
mane, ami warrented troni three to five years,
among which are the Singer, the White. Do
mestic, .New American, etc. Kor price apply
J- 1 mi 1 ibuii, ut liaiiunonii's Hardware
nouse, iriniuail, Colorado. il-3m.
MRS. R. J. HAMILTON '
haa opened her
DRESS -MAKING SHOP
tli 0 house dlrectlv opposite the depo
Kast Lai Vegas N., Si. and as she is an ol
ienideiir of Vegas, she Is ready once morel
CUT, FIT AND MA KB DRESSES for her o)
rienih and new ones. Satisfaction guaranteed
1 no diaries.
Notice for Publication.
V S. Land Ofkioe, Santa Fk, X. M.,
August !28lh, 18S0.
Noticeis hereby givenjthnt the following named
settlers have tiled notice of their intention to
inuue mini prom in Hupporc oi tneir claims and
seciir-i unai eniry inoreor, ana that said proof
wi 1 on juauo ueiore nio uegister or the Land
Ollice in Santa Fo, on Saturday, October 9th.
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said tract, v. z
Francisco A. Atencio, Nepomoceno Martinez '
Anselmo Gonzales'and Mmuel G. Vigil, all of
in l itiBi;!'iii, ouii miutu IjO. , iN . w .
Nepomoceno Martinez, Homestead entr
S75, fore. s. e. M. n. w. í g. e. M and
S
M n. e. U, Sec. 20, township 14, N. range
and ho namg the followlnc wltnnHHoa ti ,
his continuous residence upon and cultlvntinn
-ie!rt!iiiV,AÍ,s&f,
G. Vigil, all of Fort Bascom. San Mim,,,i r.
'N.M! ' 0 !
Francisco Antonio Ateneio, Homestead entrv
No. 37B. for w. Y 8. w. 4', Sec2, and e. .
e. 5.Í. See, .1. townshln M V nmn.n q. m .
he names the following witnesarm
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
Hum iiwi , mu., .man ue uesus vigil, Nonomo
ceno Martinez, Anselmo Gonzales and Manuel
ty N M uiwuuju, eun fliiguei uoun-
n 20-5W JOHN C. DAVIS, lfeglstcr.
FOUND. A. B. Stone's Rubber Gum Palnt
a perfect protection for all outside surfaces :
huí i, mmp posts, sningie roofs, iron
....na, D,,0, uuuiirun roois, smoke-
stacka, or anything exposed to the sun, rain,
""' --ai,. iiu uppiytnis iiaint ior$l.25
iiiiiiuieu icoi, warranting it to last three
iiiuuo b iwnn an any owier paint, and it is flre
prool; so by using It on shingle roofs it often
saves other houses from burning by being near
others when others are burning. Altera roof
mo im;1:ii minii-u wiiu whs paint yon can litrht a
pine kn t and throw It upon it and the knot wll
bum to ashes without in urinirtli rn,.r í... n
or ii in I yr irrant it not to crack, roll or blister
i;nu wuiiuni hub paint ior seven years. Leaev
wiMirin lib klic UAAIVl lltuUIUU, A. It, S inVI.
143-tf
NnrinF.
Notice is bercbv iriven ilmt
date, no person will be permitted to pasture
stock, cut hay or Umber m ithin tlie limits of the
land known as the Vermejo Includod within the
innuii uioiu aim uoiiiiiieii as louows, viz: On
I..V.M..H., iiii.i inuu iiiouiHains of San
ta Clara and the mesa of Canlitnii! un .u
iCil8t' " lcu.R,M3 1 1,10 cast of Ue'1 r Canadian
river; and on the west, five hundred varas to
nm uní ui iiiv- inuu uiuio lamí oí santa Clara
All persons found trespassing upon said
property or in any manner disturbing our pos
session of too sanio without our consent shall
pay all damages according to the )nw.
FLOUKMCK) HACA,
ELKUTEUIo BACA
Admlnistraiors oí the estate of the late Dolores
S.dnBic.
Notice.
Allpeigons found trespassing by herdingsheep
or cattle ott Uto Creek within boundaries oft.e
nioutii ol said creek and for a distance of six
ti en miles on both sides said crock, and also of
Canadian (or Ued) Hiver from the boundary
ine ul the Bacn location No afora distance on
sraicou miles on both slues down said river, will
bo prosecuted according to law
No.,IJI ' 'VILSON WADDJNGHAM.
.luftn rte Jesua Vigil, Homestead entry, X0
.17, for 11. e. M n. w. U n. w. . n. e. Sec.'
2il ft. í H V 1 ft till a IF a a 1' C...
township, 14, N. range 32 J 1 and ho nampa thó I
IK G. Ward.
Contractor and Builder,
LAS VEGA 8, X. M.
ALFRED Ii. SAOKR,
ATTOBXE a. '.I.' X,A."W
Dold's Buildin.
LAS VEGAS. - - V. m.
ALBERT &, HERBER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh Beer always on Draught. Al
so Fine Cigars aud Whiskev.
Lunch Counter in Con
nection, F: C.lllairtsolf, "
nnTrnTl A rirrlAT 0 TTTTT T
! WWri 1 XLXlu 1 U JTl 6L n U lLi U r. K.
i as Vegas, New Mexico.
HOWISON & FABIAN,
General Comm'n. Mflrnhanc
-
AKi) SALESMEN I'D It
E3A.STEI2,lsr HTJ SE3.
Otr.ce East side It. R. Ave
, opposite I'.rowne ft
at Manzanares.
W. Stcela,
JUSTICE OF TH K I'KAt.K for i,.,i.. v.
I 29, East Las Vegas.
ueni .itatc, Lolhvtipii Agent una Cotivev-
üncer.
Deeda, Mortiraces v.tul .Livtiri-M' i,.
ísile.
Ollice. on the bill l ei wtru tbu old nd nuw
towns.
HOPPEB BBOS,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders tilled on short no
tice . Proprietors of the
Delmonico Restaurant.
East Las Vesm, . Xf .
John CCstTO'is,
THE BOS.'i
Bool S" Shoemaker
OF
Opposite Jada Bros., guarantees satisfaction
and a perlect tit or no pay.
W. H. VVHITELAW.
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly,
Center Street, East Las Voss, New Mexico.
179-d.
JNO. F. BOSTWICK.
P. O, LY DON
LYDON
BOSTWICK &
AttoraioytS"atIiaw.
Office at Exchange Hotel Btiil ! i 1 4 u'
I i as Veo as, N. M.
l?e Mtfkcry
Centre St., Ka--t Vegas.
Everytliin' in tin; bakrrs line coipstaiitly
on hand
HUBERT Y & AXGKLL, Prop'.
JOHN CAMl'RSl.ii
CIVI 333NTC3H3Kr3S:i3Fl
AND.
DEPUTY IT. S. MIXEKAU
fatf "cjr BlT Mm:2 ""fifcr 1 E a.
.jasVcíra-, - - New Mexico
J. N. FUf
PHOTOGRAPHER.
hoKeir f .be Exchango
Hotel, West Lit.s Veteas.
T- J- FLES
MERCHANT TAILOR
ALL KINDS OF
DOZtsTE TO OBDEE.
Shop in Dolds' Ulock, Northwest
Corner of tho Plaza.
J. FRANCO Oil A FA'.S',
Attorney il íawv
VLBL'QUKIKJCE, - -
XEVV MKXK O
M. SALAZ Al.
A to i y : y.
tr-LAir.
Las Vkoas - Nkw Mlxico
N. J. PETTIJOKN, m. D ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Spring! and Las Vegas.
Chronic Disease ami Discuses of Females n
Specialty.
HOT SPRINGS - - 8 to 12 A.M.
LAS VKGAS-Coutral Drug Store, 2 to (1 P. M.
DOCTOn.
E. H
OFFICE HOUKS ul L AS VEGAS,
10 o'clock A. M. till M o'clock 1. M.
and
AT HOT SPKIXÜS,
From 7 o'clock, A. M. tin u oVlocU, P. II
tu i ... .
auuruers leit lie lloruerl's Drug Stor-i ro
celveprompt atteutlon,