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Las Ve'S Daily Ga'etu
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 18M
lilt; Cji.j. .
If nil editor omits anything, he i
lazy; if he speaks of any thing as it i
people are mad: if he smooths dowr
the rougli places, he Í9 bribed; if !
calls things by their proper names, h
is unfit fer the position of an editoi
if he docs not furnish his readers wit I
jokes he is fetnpid; if he does, he i
rattle-headed, lacking stability; ifh
condemns the wroug, he is a gooi
fellow, but lacks discretion; if he let
wrougs and injuries go unmen1ioue(
he is a coward; if he indulges in pei
sonalitics, he is a blackguard; ifb
does not, his paper is dull and insipid
In short if he edits a paper propcrl;
and sticks to truth and facts, he is :
fool, and don't know how to edit t
, paper, half as .well as his reader
could.
"For what we arc about to receive
O, Lord, make us truly grateful !'
would not work in this case, for an
editor receives more kus9ings thai
he is truly grateful lor, as alWus pooi
devils can testify who have bcei
there,
Meteor.
One of the most beautiful meteors
that it lias ever been our fortune t
see passed across the sky from south
west to northeast last night about tci
o'clock. At first it looked to be aboui
the size of the full moon. It traveled
much slower than is usually the case.
At first its motion was regular bin
later seemed to go by fits and starts
A long tail was left behind it and to
wards the last it gave oft' large purph
sparks and finally it flew into a hun
dred fragments and went out. It had
much the appearance of a Roman can
dle, only many times larger and much
more beautiful. It was some lone
wauderer, that thought to run a short
but brilliant course before going out
forever.
Card of Thanks.
The sincere thanks of Hopper Bros,
are due to Conductor Giles, Yard
Master Charles Linsey, car repairer
Karr and also to many others, for
valuable service rendered in saving
their goods. The transfer meu also
have our thanks for the efficient aid
rendered us.
Card of Thanks.
Fditor Gazette:
We desire to oiler through your
columns our sincere thanks to those
who worked so valient 1 y for the pres
ervation of our property in the des
tructive fire of Saturday night.
Very truly,
Otero, Sellar & Co.
The Las Vegas academy opeued
yesterday under the management of
Prof. Ashley and Miss Anuic Wood.
Following is the first days enrolment
iu the two department:
prof, asiiley's department.
Misses Carrie Stoops, Lulu McDon
ald, Josie Stoops, Belle Teats, Annie
Flceniau. José Homero, PurleyLew-
clliug, Laralellio lionicro, Samuel B.
Lambert. Total, 10.
miss wood'i department.
Jennie Cosgróve, Annie Fipps,
Frauk Moore, Albert Berry, Evy Cos
grove, T. Cosgrove, Byron Janes, Le
Graud Wilkinson, Maggie Brokover,
Albert Wood, Clinton Talbott, James
Martin, Fred Foster, Alice aud Char
lie Kcesee, John and Chas. Clay, Maud
Ilandcburger, Leon aud Marks Ilosen
wald, Abbie aud Bessie Stoops, Ed
die Allen. Total, 23. Making a total
enrolment of 33. This is a very en
couraging number for the beginning.
All should now lend this institution a
helping hand.
Ward & Tainnie have commen
ced to rebuild in earnest, yesterday,
all day, Mr Ward was hunting men
to make adobes. They intend to
build a frame house next to the alley
for present use. The adobe walls
that were put up before the fire aud
which arc still standing will bo com
pleted. Two thirds of the building
has already been rented to Marcus &
Clemni for a 6tore room, and the other
room to Mr Gregory for a barber
shop. Where the frame billiard hall
stood, a two story adobe building will
be erected.
The San Miguel Rifles did good
Bervice in guarding the property ta
ken from the burning buildings.
Thieves were plentiful, and had it not
been for the efficient service of this
organization much property would
have been lost. The thanks of the
people are due 'hem for their services.
This will make this company more
popular and give it a new lease upon
the nfl'eclionst)f the people. While
others 6lept they had to guard the
thrnuffh the long
GAZETI-IA.
Ptr:cnal and General, Gathered Frcm
Quarters of the City and Vicinity.
- John Doughcr came up from the
south jentt-rUay.
T. F. Chapman went cast on Sun
lay's train.
Louis Sulzbachcr went lo Sant
'c yesterday.
Father Persone, went to San Mi
uel Sunday
Mr. Delany and daughter went t
íauta Fe, Sunday..
Tie contractor Woodworlh went
o Fort Wiugate Sunday.
Mrs. Benito Baca came up from
the south on yesterday's train.
Dr. Tipton of Tiptonville, came
a Sunday. He will likely locate.
Mrs. T. B. Mills and mother, Mrs.
Hinms, came in on Sunday's traiu.
"Old gold" is the fashionable col-
r for vallcr dogs this fall in Las Ve
gas.
1. Stern's losses in the fire of Sa
urday, amounted to $1,400, insurance
1,100,
Mr Studcbaker and Tom. Par
'cr returned from a trip to Kauiis
City, Sunday,
The committee on water works
field a meeting yesterday at the office
of Chas. Blanchard.
Mr Phillips of Kansas, is a new
arrival iu town. He talks of becoming
ouc of our number.
A number of tents have been
reeled for temporary use ou the open
ground near the burnt block.
Stage drivers arc getting scarce
in the lower country. They are be
ginning to prize their scalps.
II. C, Moore, Chicago; E. J. Wil
cox, Ft. Sumner; C. Staver, are re
gistered at the National Hotel.
The Boston Clothiug store wjII
open out iu a few days in one of the
buildings near the New York store.
Mr. Gage, the efficient freight
agent at the depot, lo.t all his "Sun
day go to meeting ci.úhes," in the
fire of Saturday.
Wcgive fair notice that we shal
begin now aud talk corp ration until
wo have it or blow ou delves to death
iu the attempt.
We arc under obligations to Mr.
C. R. Browning for the diagram which
appeared in Sunday's Gazette, of
the burnt district.
Moodv says this Republic is going
to the . Guess you're right par
son, but it depends upon who is elec
ted, a good deal.
The low place iu front of the post
office building is being filled up with
earth taken f-om the cellar of Rome
ro & Son's new block.
Daily G xettes containing the full
account of the destructive fire of last
Saturday cn be had at this office, and
also at the book stores.
R. C. Richmond, has fitted up a
houie in the rear of where his jewelry
store formerly was and will soon be
ready for business again.
Stop citizens, and think a little
while before you erect any more tin
der boxes. Adobe and that onlv
must be the watchword.
The scream of the engine which
carried water from the tank to the
buildings iu danger, sounded like some
huge monster in distres?.
N. L. Rosenthal caine down from
Denver yesterday, to look after his
business here. Mr. Rosenthal has
sustained a very severe loss.
Wilcox has a bad cold; the result
of his devotion to business as a col
lector of news, Saturday night. He
is a rustler end everybody likes him.
Win. Booth, the Kausas State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co., is in the city, and
like everybody else, likes is and our
country.
Las CrucC3 citizens organized iu
companies to suppliment or rather to
antecedo the movements of the regu
lar military for whom they seem to
have an intense disgust.
Doña Ana Rafaela, a very rich
Cuban lady, is at Saratoga, aud she
makes all the men want to go to
Cuba. Several arc already bound t o
to havií Ana. Boston Post.
The growing popularity of the
Sumner Ilousa may be seen by the
many names daily registered. Sev
enty odd names having been register
ed since last Sunday morning.
The Pitkin (Col.) Independent,
proposes to continue to publish Us
paper during this fearful winter. The
editor says: Wc arc hero to stay and
intend to stay if it freezes the hair oil.
Subscribe for the Independent and as
sist us in publishing a paper during
the winter that will be ábenefit to the
Murcus & Clemm have turned
their wholesale establishment into a
retail More, where they are now pic
parrd id accomodate nil tin ir old cus
tomers. The Oldie's diairram of the burned
district is considerably revcrsified,
uiiKiuginc location ot tiie burned
corner, thut of (). L.IIoughton's hard
ware store.
It is predicted by one who is iu
position to know, that the committee
appointed by the meeting Suudav
will recommend a complete system of
ivatcr works for this city.
Mr. Marble, who was so severely
burned during the fire is getting along
uicely. lie had gone into a room
and the door drew shut on him,
which for a time fastened him in.
Mr, Kirkpalrick goes to Bernal
illo to-day. Ho will ride on horse
back to that city. He is a famous ri
der aud is determined to chase helth
on horseback until he overtakes It. -
II. II. Strowell, N. Y.; Mrs. E. C.
Wright and children, Colorado
Springs; Miss Anuie White, Raton
Pass; II. C. Pearley, Liberty, Mo., are
registered at the Grand View hotel.
Mrs. T. B. Mills returned from
St. Louis yesterday. The larger por
tion of her visit was spent in Topeka.
Her Mother came with her and ex
pects to pass the winter in Las Ve
gas. -
It is thought by a great many
that Buell's scouts must have sold him
out to Victorio, else the latter could
never have gotten up to Goodsite
without Buell's knowing it. Thirty
four. Xoticc J. A. Lockhart & Co.'s
advertisement in another column, to
sell two car load- of furniture to those
suffering from the fire, at cost. This
is a liberal offer and will be apprecia
ted. L
All those who have been compell
ed to change their locations on ac
count of the fire will do U3 a favor by
notifying us where, they desire the
Gazette to be left until they shall have
rebuilt.
C. R. Browning was busily en
gaged, yesterday, in-selling lots. The
fire has heaped an additional amount
of work upon his shoulders. His in
surance and real estate business keeps
him ou the go.
Any man is a fool in this far west
who tries to understand that con
founded Beltzhoover business. 1-or
our part we don't know whether he is
accused of stealing chickens, or big
amy and we don't tare.
-"If vou are a quiet, honest citizen-
of Galveston, how d'd those skeleton
keys and brass knuckles happen to be
in your pocket ?" '"I reckon, Judge,
me and the policeman must have
changed eqats in the scuffle. We
were very much excited."
A number of assault and battery
cases, growing out of the conflagra
tion came up before Judge Morrison,
yesterday. They were nearly all set
tled before coming to trial, or if not,
ouly light fines were imposed.
A number of strangers arc de
tained m Mesilla by the Indiau block
ade. So ma-iy reports of Indians arc
constantly arriving that people feel
very little like taking the chancas of
travel on any of the roads, especially
the one going west. .
Messrs. Ililty & Maclcley will re
open the Old Hamilton House, to
morrow, under the name of the
Macklcy House. They will build a
large number of sleeping rooms m
connection with it so that all their
former customers can be accomoda
ted. The Model Store has been moved
to Ilowisou & Fabian's old stand, op
posite Browne & Manzanares, where
they are prepared to accomodate all
their old customers. They have on
and a bountiful supply of butter,
eggs, onions and a largo supply of
iauncfl goods. Give them a call,
C. L. Finer, Catskil!, N, Y.; C. II.
Prentiss, Waterville; D. C. Russell,
Denver; L. D. West, Rome; W. H.
Brickley, La Glorietta, N. M.; C. E.
Chappscll, Cananduago, N. Y.; W. M.
Booth, Leavenworth; E. Gregorey,
Leavenworth; Daniel hcrual, South
bend, Ind.; John Collins, South Bend,
Ind.; H. T. Ccperley, Pecos; A. Levy,
Walsenburg, Col.; Mrs. Simms, Knnsa3
City ; W. S. Rosenthal, Denver; Mrs.
Phil, llolzman and family. El Moro:
Mrs. T. C. Cooper, Topeka, are regis
tered at the Sumner house.
High Ball mid Faro Bank.
There has been just fitted up in the
back room at the Exchange Saloon, a
plcndid Club room, where you can
play high ball or faro. 1-t.
For Sale.
AWebcr upright piono.'ucarlv new.
It Vfid be sold for $500, and is to bo
seon at- Browne & Mantnzanarcs.
A461-W
.. H. Lucís Manufantcrcr cf Mexican f
FiiisrcD iev.'ílry.
The manuiauturc of Filigree Jewelry-
by native workmen bring a special
ty i:i my business, and many persons
having expressed a desire to witness
the process, I hereby extend a cordial
iuvitation to all who may visit this
city to call (presenting this card) and
give ine the pleasure of conducting
them through mv Factory Santa l e
N. M.
S. II. Lucas.
I have on hand 150 barrels of apples
which 1 will sell ai bottom prices.
These apples are all picked over. Call
and get a barrel, at McKay's Restaur
ant. J. W. Love.
Also will have a car load of potatoes
in to-day ; hold your orders, for I
will sell cheaper than any one. lilt
Hopper Bros, have just received
a large supply of fresh butter Call
and sec their apples and other fresh
fruits and learn their prices. They
will sell cheaper for the next ten days
than any other house in the city on
all kinds of goods. They desire to
build is the reason of this reduction In
prices. 42-4t.
GooíI Opportunity.
A young man doing business many
years in this territory, and has a large
trade, wholesale and retail, will make
arrangements with any person who
wishes to start business general mer
chandise in a No. 1 town in this ter
ritory. Address, A. D.,
lw. Albuquerque,
Brick for sale in large or sm:U
quantities, at Lockiiaht & Co's.
Fresh oysters at
Hilt y Bros.
Swiss cheese at
Hilt y Bros.
In our gents furnishing goods de
artment which is a new feature, we
keep as complete a stock as can be
found in any city.
J. Rosenwald & Co. '11-tf.
Gents, boys and childrens ready
made clothing at
J. Rotenwald & Co. -11-tf.
All kinds of woKcn goods just re
ceived and for sa'e at low figures, at
.). IÍOSENW A LD ic Co. '11-tf.
--A large invoice of choice candies
just received by
A.J. CkAWJ'OKD. 41. tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately t)V
Frank Ooden. 41-tf.
Lost.
v '
Between the residence of Mr. Ileise
.nd Herbert's drug store, a solatnire
diamond ring. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the store of M. Ileise. lw
I have 800 choice No. 1 chickens ou
hand yet. Call and get your pick of
them. At the Panhandle Corral.
Also good No. 1 creamery butter at
McKay's Restaunut.
J. W. Love.
Any person desiring claims in the
San Carlos District would do well
to get Dan Morrow to locate them ns
ho has located several lor different
parties which gave perfect satisfac
tion. He is perfectly laminar with
the country and rocks. 3G-tf.
A car load of apples just received at
Hopper Bros.
Mr. R. G. McDon.ild. while, east.
bought a large stock of line whiskies
and wines ot first hands and is now
prepared to' oiler splendid bargains,
and to sell at a lower rate than any
body. " 36-1 w
Situation Wanted. In :i- dry
oods, grocery, hardware or general
store. Applicant has had fourteen
years experience, speaUs Spanish,
English and French. The best of
references. Address, A.C. Postoflice,
Las Vegas. 37-lw
Ilolbrook'3 tobacco is the best.
Full clothing at C. E. Wesche'.s, old
aud now town. The latest styles, a
fine selection at astonishing low
figures. Bcioro you purchase look at
mv stock hi the old and new town.
I sell summer clothing at cost.
35-tf C. E, Wesche.
In the lióme building, opposite to
Otero, Sellara & Co's warehouse, you
will find the finest stock in town of
dry goods, notions, Gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes,frcsh groceries,
and queeuswaro. New stock I New
oods. 35-tf.
Ladies work boxes, beautiful de
signs, just received by
Citarles Ilfeld
leliahte Insurance
LIVERPOOL, LON
DON, $ GLOBE.
HOME, of New York.
SBRINGEIEJ.D, Fir
and Marine, Mass,
C. R, BRO W TNG,
Agnt.
Off ce in the new town.
Coffins, t Caskets and
Unaerialdnri Goods of
all hinds kept constant
ly on hand by
FliAJSK UGDUJ,
Las Yeúas N. M.
Orders promptly filled.
OX
WEST Sim
IS f9JSG:sn -
ample
FOS: COHJIEEICIAL TRAVELERS.
IX CONNECTION WITH TIIE HOTEL IS A NUM. BE U ONE KFS
TAURANT. THE TABLES SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE
, HE LtC A CIES OF THE SEASON.
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TRANSIENT TRADE SOLICITED.
MEN DEJSTH ALL & CO
weisy9 Feed, am
Dealers in Horses and Mules, also Fine Buggies and Carriages
Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Points of Interest. The Finest
Outfits in the Territory.
Rf A
3 M.M.J
Smith 4? Marrmon, Mr&prs
Sonih side of the. Plaza,
Tills House has been Newly Refitted
Accommodations to
' Native Vegetables.
Hilly Bros., have made arrange
ments with Messrs. Webber & Miller,
of Mira county, to furnish t hem from
now on, with all kinds of native veg
etables; such as cabage, peas, beans,
carrots, turnips and al! other kinds of
garden products common to this
country. Native vegetables arc much
frc-sdicr, sweeter, aud iu the lo.ig run
cheaper than those shipped here, so it
will pay. to patronize Ililty Bros. tf.
I would respectfully call the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the Whi'e Oak mines, and the pub
lic iu general to the fact that I have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where I keep a com
plete assortment of general merchan
dise; and make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisions ect. Anion Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
and I sell goods at the lowest rates.
David Winteunitz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Lot For f.iilc.
Piu'tics desiring locations on which
to build houses lor business purposes
or residences, would do well to call
on the undersigned, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said lots are
situated on the east side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
1,1. Salazak.
Office north-east corner of the
pUza. 216-tf.
Stocklakinn.
In order to reduce stock as much
as possible, I will sell for the next two
Alecks, dress goods,ginghanis,chcviots
aud all summer goods, such as sun
downs, gloves, etc., etc.. at cost.
3i-tf. C. E. Wksciik.
Wc arc prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. Lockuaiit & Co.
21 -If.
Go to M. Heisc, on the south side
of the plaza for fine wines, liquors and
gars. 2ó3-tf
Go to Jndd's Barber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Clean towels and sharp razors at
Judd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Second hand doors and windows
for sale cheap at T. Romero & Son's.
The doors are, either double or single
as may be desired, and all are in a
gooc' state of preservation. 28-tf.
Pickets for sale at Lockhart & Co'y
planing mill. 29-tf.
' To Rent. A good dwelling house
with four rooms. Inquire at this
office.
. . - ... .
Graham's cocoauut oil soaps at the
Central Drug Store. t f.
1 havo just received a flue assort
ment of Gents underwear of all grades
which I will sell at t he lowest possible
v-,iccs. C. E. Wescjie.
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and Refurnished and Afford the Bcüt
the Traveling Public.
Found.
By Blaz Ortega, of Plaza de Vijiles,
near the Hot Springs, a large pocket
book containing a large amouut'of pa
pers. The o, lier will call at this of
fice for further information.
Religious Literature.
I would respectfully announce to
the reading public, that I will soon
have on baud some fine Bibles and
other religious works for sale very
cheap.
E egant Family Bibles illustrated,
at the lowest possible rates. Your
patronage is solicited.
Homer Newueiuiy,
Missionary Colportcm. 21-tf.
Cottages to Rent.
t Two new cottages to rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store. East Las Vc-Sas-
311-tf.
Fine Boots.
J. V. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed to do all kinds of work in their
line. Fine work a speei.dtv. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. 16-4m
Indian Pottery.
The largest stock, in the United
States, of Indian pottery, both anci
ent and modern, at M. A. Gold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N, M.4l-tf
C. E WESCIIE'S NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS! NEW TOWN!
Iu the Rome building opposite to
Otero, Sellars & Co's warehouse you
will find the best stock of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS,
Boots and Shoes, Ladies Shoes
and Slippers,
Glass and Quecnsware, Stationery
and the best selection of Staple and
Fancy Groceries in Town.
35-tf C. E. Wasche.
Lockhart & Co., have just received
a car loud of sash, doors, etc. 21-tf
O. L. Houghton has a regular ar
senal of lire-arms, the lv.rgest stock in
all the west. It is not only for re
tail, but for a wholesale trade that he
is prepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can be got any
where. .
Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity, aud oi the best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Ilcise's, south side
of the plaza, Las Vegas, N. M. 353-tf
The cluiccst invoice of tea ever
brought to New Mexico, just received
by A. J. Crawford.
lGti.
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedie constantly kept on hand at
the Central Drugstore. 313-tf.'
Lockhart & Co. havo the boss lum
ber yard in the territory. 249tf
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