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LAS VEGAS, N.M. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1880.
NO. 47
ON THE RAÍL
COMING-
AX I) SOOX TO A1M11VK
FOR THE
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LATEST STYLES
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Dress . Suits, Busi
ness Suits, Ulste
and Overcoats
Men a'ncl Boys.
tra Pains has been
taken to obtain the
very best
o
Cents' warm
wear.
we mention
assimeres,
Scotch
cated Fiannel, and
several other OeSe
:ea Uranus, aiso
m i mi u
several Piew StvSes
of the World Re
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Other Mew Coocte
such as Fine Socks,
PJeck Wear, and Ev
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MAIL AID EX: LINE
IM'.NNiNü DAILY FROM FORT BASCOM T
FORT ELLIOTT.
Passengers muí Express matter leaving La
Vegas m Tuesday morn in;i will be forward' i
(in weekly luickhnnnl through to ;iny point m
me l in lianmuol icxas. ctinrircs vcasoruihli
C. 1!. AUSTIN'. Proprietor
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dialers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
a-TTDA.ILOrji.jEi.A.,
Sancolti, County, Ken Mexico
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Traben H tea en
Abarrotes, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
t'OlllllMlO) le IÍltCI, 3ÍCW MCXiCO,
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of oven- kind muí style, nt lío v. D. AY. Cal
fee's. English and Spanish , or in unyotho
language, fur salo cheap ov given away.
jr. matti meson,
District superintendent 11. .15. S. lor Xcw
Mexico anil Arizona.
UUJZiT 1ST. IjUCERO,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - N.M.
In Romero ItniMiiiA', East Side of the Plaza.
33,10 IKCA-lD JDTT2ST2ST,
lWFAKY PUBLIC,
jatTx:mrteirEkr iv Ta
LAS VEGAS AND VINITA
Notice.
The railroad company will not be responsible
for hogs killed or injurod whon allowed to run
nt largo in tliu ilopot yards. Any parties having
hogs running nt large will pleasu take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
tr. c. r. iiovky Ag't.
Administrator's Xolire.
Notice U Hereby given that (lie Hon. I'rolinlo
Court In muí lor the county ol Han Miguel, anil
Territory of New Mexico, has appointed iho un
dersig nuil wlminintriuór id' the estate ol 'Frank
Chapman, deceased. All persons indebted to
. salil stato will make iiiirueiliate scttlemmit!
nml all persons having claims against said es.
tatawili present them within twelve months.
M. BUIiVsu ii u-
Las Vegas, N, M.( Fob. 7th, lm.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Chicago, September 20. TJio closing
day of the Jockey Club's fall trotting
meeting was marked by a firjc exhi
bitioii of speed aud endurance and
will remain prominent in the memory
of all present. The performance of
Maud S., in the face of numerous
disadvantages, is set down as the
most remarkable in the history of the
tun". The Chicago track has now
shown the best trottiug mile that of
Maud S. in 2:10 3-4. The host pacing
mile that of Sleepy Tom in 2:12 1-2;
aud the best wagon record that of
Hopeful in 2:16 1-2. The horsemen
and horses left to-uight for Kansas
City.
IKh-as nearly six o'clock and grow
ing dark when Maud S. was brought
on the tracl The sky was cloudy and
astroug fiouth wind was blowing.
At the first send-off Maud S. soon
left her feet. Her driver, Bain, turn
ed her bak for a fresh start. She
then trotted to the staring point
sonare and level, aud as her driver
A '
nodded for the word quickly leugth
encd out her stride and rot to the
quarter in 34 seconds. It was then be
lieved impossible for her to do b3tter
than 2:16 or 2:18, but when she
down to the second quarter at a 2:03
gait, the fastest second, there was a
breathless interest aud expectancy
It was feared, however, that the
strong head wind, when she turned
would slacken her speed materially,
and render it still impossible to win
She kept straight forward, however,
without a break or a skip, aud mark
ed the three-quarter pole iu 1:36. Bain
urged her geutly with voice and whip
and she respouded gamely, and the
'.imililude was breathless as she went
the final quarter and thundered down
the homestretch iu 2:10 3-4. The
time by quarters was: First, 34 sec
onds; second, 301-8; third, 311-4;
fourth. 34 3-4. Loud cheers greeted
the mare and her driver and manager
as they went to her stable.
Chicago, 111, Sept. 20. Yesterday's
work by the Liberal League consisted
iu listening to some very elaborate and
intolerant speeches and and in the ex
pulsion of 11. E. Spenser who was
chairman of the committee on future
work and who. when Robt. IngcrsoU
resigned, led Hie minority in opposi
tion to the extreme free lovers and
spiritual branch and iu favo-. of more
reputable planks iutbe platform. His
crowning offense was offering the fol
lowing satirical resolution: Ke9.,
that the national liberal league, auxil-
cry leagues and kindred organizations
are recommended to consider the pro
priety and wisdom of allowing the
National Congress of Liberal Leagues
to denounce ail people ami powers
that, he, that said ("engross shall be
empowered to o at once to work to
remedy all evils and cure of the world
according to their own very liberal
and peculiar ideas. Spencer,
was promptly denounced; he thereup
on stirred up a hornets ne.st. still
more interesting, by offering the fol
lowing resolution:
RksolVed, That the Fourth Con-
gross ot i lie xsauonai Licague, recom
mends to the consideration of all aux-
. n a i -T i i T
ilery leagues and kindred organiza
tions, the propriety and wisdom of
turning over the management and
control of this organization to the
religious sect of Spiritualists, and to
raciical Ereelovers.
The excitement grew very demon
strative and he was forthwith expell
ed by an almost unanimous vote. In
)iivale conversation he afterwards
said that ho was fully cognizant of the
infamous tilings practiced by those
who seemed to be in the majority in
the league, aud that he was glad to
get out of it. The remaining hours
of the session were spent in denounc
ing the expelled member. The whole
session so far, has been noisy, garru-
ous. blasphemous and erratic, as may
be inferred from tic following section
of a speech by one of their members,
and listened to with gravity by some!
of the auditors:
Look at my hair J
ook at my hair look at my legs
ook at my feet am I a member of
the league? Oh! I am a leaguer a a
ah, oh, ah, hoorah, hoorah ! Am I
leaguer? Tolly, golly, holly, jolly.
Oh, what's yer ah, oh ycr name?
teller oh, yes, feller, nm I a member
of the league?
Paris, France, September 20.
The Statue of Thiers was unveiled
yesterday at St. Germain in the nrét-
I ence of a largo crowd. Jules Simon
delivered the address. Oliver Paine,
a radical journalist protested vche
mently amidst a scene of great excite
ment against ihe erection of the stat
ue. lie was arrested in orucrto pro
tect him from violence by the crowd
Paris, September 20. De Freycinet
falls because in his Mountavan speech
he declared the Government would
ntipcua flirtit t-1 ? oír rrrí f V i-wiif Vil ii a f rt ti iwr
which was ,& reply to Gambetta's
Cherburg speech aud to the blustcriug
policy therein contained. lie falls
because he publicly ventured to
throw off Gambetta.
Paris, Sept. 20. A Dulcigno for
eign man-of-war has been taking
soundings off the coast. This is sup
posed to be a preparation for a dem
oustration.
Constantinople, Sept. 20. The
Portéis using its utmost endeavor to
avoid a naval demonstration as it
fears a genera' insurrection should it
take place.
The Meeting.
Sunaay the business men of Las
Vegas assembled at Baca Hall for the
purpose of taking steps towards se
curing water works and organizing í
fire company. A good attendance
was had and all seemed imbued with
the necessity of accomplishing some,
thing in that direction. Mr. L. P
Browne was chosen chairman of the
meeting and It. A. Kistler, secretary
VV. i bhupp, wa called ou, and.
stated the object of the meeting.
Messrs. Hilt, McClung, Wheelock,
J. Rosenwald and others, made
remarks concerning the business
in hand aud discussed the most eco
nomical and effective method of pro
tecting the ékff against the repetition
of such a dire calamity as has just be
fallen it. A motion by Maj. Morrison
was carried that, a committee of sev
en bo appointed to take the matter
under consideration, aud correspond
with easiern manufactories as to the
price oí engines, etc., and also to de
termine what coufse ffiad better be
pursued.
This committee to report their ac
tion to the president of ihis meeting,
who shall then call a meeting of the
people by a call in the papers. The
following named geffllemen were ap
pointed as said committee : Chas
Blanchard, Mr Wheelock, W. II.
Shupp, MiC Hilt, Trinidad Romero,
O. L. Iloughten and Jose A. Baca.
The meeting then adjourned to
await the action of the committee.
Sunday a Gazette reporter
sought out and talked with most of
the business men who lost from Sat
urday's couflagatian. They all seem
ed to be in good cheer and consider
that the present calamity will be a fu
ture i enefit. They consider now,
that all adobe buildings will be built
on that block, that the ground is uow
worth as much as before the woodcu
buildings were destroyed.
S( me cannot tell what their losses
will amount to yet, but estimate
their losses as follows:
Ward & Tamme $4,500, above h;
surancu.
Levy, Cohu & Co , .bout $9,500 to
tal loss, which is about $3,000 obovc
insurance.
N. L. Rosenthal, estimated at $9,
000.
II. C. Richmond, above insurance,
$1,500
Berlholf, Center street theatre, $4,
000, no insurance
Rupe fc Castle, between $9,000 and
$10,000.
llilty Bros, about $600.
E. W. Sebben, $100.
jiopper ,JJros. above insurance
$1,500.
J. A. Macklcy, $4,000, total loss.
John Fliuu, barber, $100.
Herbert, druggist, $1,500.
Malbocuf, saddler, $1,600, over in
surance. Marcus & Clemm lost $2,500.
Marble, where the fire began, total
loss of several thousands.
Marcelliuo & Cofia loss $500.
Isidor StCm'8 ÍOSS &1.400. incnrml
for $1,100.
Editor Gazette:
W- desire to make it public that
we are uudjr many obligations o tho
heroic volunteers who by thier timely,
efficient and untiring exerions which
prevented the fire-ficud from getting
a hold on our warehouse and store.
As good work was done at ether
points of danger also, and these well
directed and prompt measures saved
all the surrounding property. We
think nothing that could be saved
was neglected, and that all interested
are disposed, as we are, to gWe cred
it aud praise to the disinterested vol
unteers as well as to the friends and
neighbors interested with us who
now havo the satisfaction of knowing
that thev lmve saved a large amount
oí valuable property.
Respectfully,
Browne & Manzanares.
NOTICE.
Suffers by fire ! The undersigned
have two car loads of furuiturc, one
car at the Swingle. Warehouse and
tho other in transit, consisting of al
kinds of tables, chairs, lounges, spriu
beds, bed room sets, cheap bedsteads
etc. All persois suffering a loss of
luruiture py fire, may obtain the same
from us at actual cost in Chicago and
Locxhart k Co.
A Consistent Temperance Man.
A railway accident happened
in
Prineo Edward Island a few days ago,
uue oi tne most severely injured
y-v n . i i
among the passengers hurt was Mr,
Thomas Stewart, an old geutleman of
eighty-two years, of whom it is said
that, "though a comparatively poor
man, he never misses an opportunity
of doing all the good he can." It
further said of Mr. Stewart that
is
h
was when injured, on an errand
ot
mercy, making a voluntary effort
to
:t some poor debtor out
of
Georgetown jail. The incident
described below in the words of a lo
cal report ef tho accident (Charlotte
town Examiner) exemplifies a sturdy
heroic consistency of character too
rare in our day. "Mr. btcwart
s:nctiy an alistamer. When the re
lief train arrived at tho scene of the
accident, he was laid ou the side of
road, suffering great pain and appa
rently nearly dead. One of those
who came to help the sufferers offerer;
him a flask of brandy. 'No,, no,' he
groaned, I am ready to die, but not
ready to drink liquor.' "Montreal
Witness.
Speaking of the wonderful town of
La? Vegas last week the Wilsou (Kas
Echo said :
'Yesterday we were not and to-day
we are, is Hie watchword ot ot Las
Vegas, as well as many other places
in the lar west."
It will probably say iu this week's
japer, "Yesterday we were and to
day we are not is the watchword of
Las Vegas now."
R. Bevlev.G. W. Vogle, White
Oaks. Mrs Preston aud daughter
lopeka, Ivs.; R. R. Goodwill, Kansas
City; James Melburu, St. Louis; Ma
riano Armijo, Albuquerque: Mrs. J
Seeley, Topeka, Ks., James Clemon
and wife, Topeka; J. J. and A G
Squires, Kansas City; S. S. Wiley and
H. W. Smith, Boston, are registered
at the Sr. Nicholas Hotel.
The Optic came out in a handsome
new dress yesterday. The improve
ment is manifest and delights a prin
ter eye. If we may be permitted lo
criticise, we would say that wo think
the appearance of the first page would
be greatly improved if the rulo aboye
the heading was removed.
H. SHUPP,
MANUFACTURER OF
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
And Dealer in all Kinds of
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL
Keeps on hand a large Stock of
X i ona.
Iron A xlosi
X,toaat wh.oolsi
3Eii30 Koxos, -
Also an Assortment of
Buggies, Springwagons, Buck.
boards, &c, ForSale.
All Kinds of
ara: m. m: hk
Done on short notice. Satisfaction frnnranicn,!
W. II. Shupp lias employed a first clasa cur.
riae trimmer. Parties déslrlnir work of !,
kind would do well to call othls shoi).
í "í?í?B1SAT'3.-By Moore & Huff, at the
Co'sdmg store, on the laza. ,
DISPENSAS
A W M J L h S
S. A. CLEM EXTS,' Prop.
S
Located between Las Gallinas
Tecoloteuos, 15 miles from
Las Vegas.
The best road in the country.
and
LUMBER OF AM. BtlJVDS AT
CHEAP RATES.
A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON
HAND.
Also bhinglcs, Dry Sheeting. Lum
berofany quality desired.
Piices to suit Everybody.
THE NEW MEXICO
This Company lias acquired the exclusive right
io iisu ami hen, ami ncenso otneig to use their
imii.oved DIAMOND HOCK-IiORING machin
ery wuliiu the Territory of New Mexico with the
"' viMiu vi, ii ;ini county.
I! V the USe Ot thP,SR drills Olllv I'.ui in inn nr
'cads be penetrated lo a depth oI'onk thousand
niiT oi-npaiu4 mrougu sonil ick, vertically
Perfect SnsniIcs of .Tlinci'iil
J uken out theentii-edistance. These fumóle
so obtained are not disintegrated fragments of
i ir.n utiu continuous solid cyl uniera, showing
i.ii;nii, mu hirauucauou ami ciiaracier ot t.ie
material bureJ ihrough. The great value ol thee
Drills, and this method of prospecting ii olivi-
uua unit musí II pi 111 II' 11 1.
THh NEW MEXICO DIAMOND DRILL CO
. Are now prepared to prohpect Leads or Mines
uii.uuu ieei or upwards at imucks muc:a less
THAN THIC COST OFfclNKlMl A SMAl'T, OU FOB A
biiakk la THIS CLAIM OU JIINTE8 SO 1'IIOSI'KCTKD.
For Further information apply to the office o
mu 'iupuny ,
71 ISroiKiwnj' Ii. T.
Orto the Company's authorized agent,'
E. PLAT'f strattox,
Cimarron, N. M.
WANTED.
VV ANT151) : A good reliable woman to cook
nml no general house work in a private
laniily in the country. Uood wages will be
mlil;but none need apply unless well recom
mended, and no engagement will he made for
less man six months, alter one htpL 'j ti-i.il
Tills will be a, good permanent home lor a per
son giving sutisiaetiiin. Address lilchard
l'linn, uineon, .N. M.
FOtl SALE.
T Alt. VKXDKIt.---Uua casa situada nn
JL camino du los Ojos, cerca do la casa de
Dona Luisa flnard. Dos cuartos, sesenta pii's
' jiBULts uo i uiiuu, y ineuto ciucucnia pura ell
uu unas, oe venue par itinera al contado .
i-ara íntorrracion diríjanse a esta oficina.
IORSAI.E. A house situated on the Hoi
- Springs road, near tho house of Louise Fin
an!. Two roonm, sixty feet front on Die road
ami one nunured and tiity back. To be soli
cheap for money. For information inquire hi
una ornee. t
71011 SALE. 100 head of catt'e. For further
1 information aimlv In .T.i ir.i Tti
.,'ns and A. Xuison A Co , Anton Chico. X. M.
7VM SALEA good slxleen
A1 steam engine, all in ru.min
liorso pewci
lill t'O lUOUiih lo run ii Hour null n v .,n..u,.n
ininr rivjliti. iii.,1
de.;iriugto sec it running can do so any dv at
(VIA- I ,1.1 ti I ii n. til . I IT . . J . J
teniis t JOllMi. nnoTi'v
MitlllllK llilll 111 VI'lTflS. A III V lill-
'J3-tr
ij'Uil 1 . A fine large store room on the
I plaza, excellent y sltii ited for business
tand at loW figures
F(
liarUculars apply at
ma oince
11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids wil 1 1q received at th
tcndentsollice, uji to3o'clockp. nf, Thursday,
tho Kith Inst., in Santa Ke. f.iv Hi..
oía hotel. Plans and speciilcations can be seen
at Ihe Superintendent'sjuflice iu Santa Ke, or at
Mm ftllliin ,f Xl'K 1. i . . .
... ..i Pililo, iiiiraira, arcniiect, at Las
Vecras. The riirht is l'esei'voil tn ríiíoí.i- hit ..i.
all bids. All bids will bo addressed to Henry
lleed, superlntondcni of construction, care of
L Stuab & Co., Santa Fe. liy ordsr of the
commlttco, September 9th, 1SM0.
Important Notice.
For the benefit of our e.ltl.e lift V.'llA fl-lt Ajf 11. a
late copies ol this uancr will bekent n ilin i,. n,,.
ticket oflice of the Chicago, Burlington & Quln
cy rai road, nt 59 Clark street, Chicajío, ill.,
wnoiu muy lire privileged to callanil read it free.
j:d.
HOT SPRINGS HACK I.IXE.-J. I). AVolf is
now runninff a hack linn beiwpnTi tiw. ir...
Springs and town. Hacks will leave the Hot
Springs for town at 7 n. m.. nml l i. win
leave town lor the Hot springs at, 10 a. in. and
2 p. m. Leave orders nt any of tho hutela.
Hack and ExprcMM Mne Retivcrn f.n
Vfffiis nnd Mora.
Hack will leavo St. Xicholas Unlet ,. ,...i.
Monday and Tliursday. nt 10 a. m. singlo ivi..
$4. Round trip tickets, $5. on. All ba"-'gige
over 50 lbs., charged extra. Express .ini
through in six hours atreusonabl ti r.,iti4 l Vi m
ncctions made with good conveyances for Wat
rous, Taos mid nil points north.
J. W. CAllTKh, Plo'r
Why?
AVill you pay two prices to Irresponsible ped
irá for sowing machines, when for one liali
.... i . " ian
ersiorsowin inacniues. wtien for mm i..ir
ruado, and warronted from three to live years
among which nre tho Singer, the White, i)()I
luestic, Xew American, etc. For price apply
to A T. Harrison, at Hammond's Hardware
nir nioney you can irav any nrst c .iss imwl, ! ,,n
House, Trinidad, Colorado. Il-'m
MRS. R. J. HAMILTON
1ias opened her
DRESS -MAKI2T SHOP
t the hoiiHo direct v
East Las Vega, N. , hi.
oii)osl-te the depo
lllllf un uiia fu .... 1
CUT, IT AM) MAKE OUEssES for her ol
friends and new onus. 8utislnction cuaranned
or no charges.
vet!
DI10ID DRILL CO.
IF. G. Ward,
Contractor anJ Builder,
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
ALFRED li. SATiñll; '
ATTOENE LAW
Dold's Bulletin".
LAS VEGAS, - - N. M,
33X1. WIITT QA.XiOON"
ALBERT &, HERBER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh liecr always ou Draught. Al
so Fine Cigars aud Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Con
nection, F. C. Marisol!,
COITTRACTOE & BUILDER
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HOWISON & FABIAN,
General Comm'n. Merchants
Ai) SALESMEN FOR
EASTEBlsT HITSH9,
Offico East side It. It. Ave. , opposite Brown i;
Manzanares. - ,
V. Steels,
JUSTIcr; OKTIIK l'K.Vcr. f,r l'reoiñctX.
2!, East Las Vegas.
Real Estate, Collect niü Agent ami CouTer
anccr. Dcudd, Mortgage and .lu.-lic.es' )J.lank f'r
sale.
Otlice on llio hiil between the old and new
towns
Dealers iu
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES.
Produce, a Specialty. Orders llllodon short n-
tico. Proprietors ol the
Dslmonico Restaurant.
East Las Vesas, N. M.
Tin: r.osa
Boot & SFzovmafccr
Opposite JalVa Bros., guarantees satUfactiun
and a pertect lit or no pay;
W. H. VVHITELAW.
Attorney at Law,7'..
Will attend to all' lega! business promptly,
Center Street, East Las Vein , Xuw Mcxio.
179-d.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK..
P. O, LY DON
EOSTWICK & LYDON
Oflice at líxehange Hotel ISuíU'.íiig.
Las Veo as. N". M.
1M
vertí
Centre t., Ka-t Li- Ve;Os.
EvervíhiiiLÍ in tito link':r.i liny C'.iiKtnt,iy
on band
TIUjíHUTY k AN(!ELL. Vi'n.
AND
DJfiriJTYU. MINKUAI.
p; "Si'.T EC3 -x&r rm o xrs cu una,
..as Vegas - - New Mexico
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery in thelíestr -f tho Exchaii"o
Hotel, Vcst, Lh Vega.
TB J. FLEEi?
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ALL KINDS OF
saar k. íív nn í a i n ív
DOITE TO OEDSE.
Shop
in Dolds' IJloek, Xortlnvest
Comer of the Plaza.
J. FII.X2HJO '.Hi.
AttOi'fiBCV
3U it jilW
ALBUQUERQUE, . . .
XKW MEXICO
M. SALAZ AH.
irony icy-, tr-lAii,
LasVecias - New Mexico
N. J. PETTIJOHN, M.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vega.
Chronic Diseases and Diiwasea of Female a
Specialty.
HOT SPRINGS - - . g toH A.M.
LAS VEGAS-Ceulral Drug Store, 2 to 0 P. M.
DOCTOR
E. H, SI
rOFFICE HOURS ut LAS VEGAS,
lOo'clockA. M. till 10 o'clock 1 M., it a J
AT HOT SPRINGS,
From 7 o'clock, A. M. till 9 o'loek, P.M.
All ordarscUlt at HniliArt'afii.
celvepompt atientimi