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OCTOBER (, 188G.
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BOSTON
CLOTHING
HOUSE
-has-
"REOPENED
-IX-
Lockiiaht's Building
opposite
Browne & Manzanares
AND-
Will Sell You
GOODS
At Your Own Price.
"Frank )'. Webber,
A
n m
u
Has constantly on hand Horses, Piules,
Harness Etc., and also buys and sells on
Commission. Sale of goods made at any
time. Will be found on Xorth-Eas
corner of Plaza, or word may be left at
this office.
J. B. .A.T.;r.KXS
Establishment,
Located on the street in rear of National
Hotel, No. 17, where he is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line promptly
and in a workmanlike manner at reason
able prices.
LAS VKOAM AND VIN1TA
MAIL AND EX. L
tu
kuxnin;; iaii,y kuom kout ha.scom :
FOliT KI.UOTT.
Passengers and Kxpress matter leaving La.
Veras on T iit-mliiy morning will lie 1'orwardt '
on weekly hueklioard throich tn any point, i
t!ie V'ia Hundiwol' Texas. li:iviri's róasiinuídr.
C. V.. At:s I'lS. l'r.ivrii tnr
' J. W. LOVÍÍ,
Commission . Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HAY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
ITaudlcd in Car Lots.
Putter, Eggs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid on consignments
T. J. FLEi
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ALL KINDS OF
JDOJtTH TO OEDZ1B.
Shop in Dolds' 151ock, Xortbwet
Corner of the Plaza.
BIBLES! BIBLES ! BIBLES !
Of everv kind and style, at Ke. I). W'. Cat
fee'. LukHsIi and Spmiiah , or in any other
langiiage, for sale chea) or ftiven away.
II. MATT1I1ESOX,
District Snnevintendont R, II. S. l'or New
Mexico nml ArtJionn.
NEER
TELEGRAPHIC
Trie 1'icsitleniial larly tn
Washington Territory.
The I'plzootic Abroad in the
I-aml Ten Thousand
Cases in I. .
The ISepuliSti ;uis (mu Twenty
five Towns in Con
necticut. -aw ISreakers 111 (eorgia
SlUtiotins; Scrape at Como,
Colorado.
San Franci.-co, October 5. A dis
patch f om Walla Walla, says the
Presidential party lrom Umatilla for
this city, 55 miles were made without
special incident, the train arriving
shortly after 11 o'clock. Five compa
nies of mouuted'troops were in wait
ing at the depot drawn up in order,
while an open space tilled with an
eager crowd numbering several thous
and greeted the arrival. The speak
ers' stand on the depot platform was
draped with national colors. The
President, Secretary liamsey, and
General Sherman were conducted to
this stand amid rounds of applause.
They were welcomed by Judge Win
gard. lie assured them of i hearty
welcome by thtrpeoplc of Walla Wal
la and viciuiiy. The President ad
dressed the crowd, and was fullowed
by Secretary liamsey and Gen. Sher
man. The party then entered carri
ages and were driven through the
streets attended by mounted troops,
militan and firemen's bands, local
military company, lire cjmpany, and
many citizens. The streets are elabo
rately decorated, and at the intersec
tion of Third and Main there had
bean erected an arch appropriately !
!,u u"ul'- "-"'''smeni wascomtue-
ic.i to toe rcsitteiicc ot Mr. Wood
which the committee had expressly
lurnished for his reception.
Chicago, 111., October 5. A'i Inter
Oeciin Hartford special says : At 1:30
a. m. of the one hundred and six
towns heard from this morning the
liepuldieauii carry 61, the Democrats
:'G, and nine towns, which the Demo
crats carried in '76 are now equally
divided between the two parlies. The
Republicans gain 18 towns and the
Democrats 6. The 9 divided towns
were Democrat ie in '7G and are there
fore liepublican gains. The result
may be taken as indicating that the
Republicans will carry the State in
Xovcmbei. The constitutional
amendment giving the appoint mm. I.
of judges of the courts to the Gover
nor is carried by a large majority
The edilor ot the Coinv.n' Intcr
Oeean, of Hartford, alsosavs : There
are 167 towns in thi-i Stale and it is
believed the :ains in the towns to
hear from will he larger than the
gains already made. The result is re
gard"il by the Republicans as every
way favorable to the prospects of the
candidates in November. The best
of spirit 'prevails among Pepublioans
throughout the State. The registry
law is much more favorable to an
honest vote than in '76. L'u-iness
men are satisfied with the pree.-nl
prosperity and working men fear the
result of Deniocralie trickery with
the tariff, all of which adds strength
to the Republicans,
Chicago, October ó. --The Times.
' which ha now bloomed out as practi
cally a Democratic organ, says : ''The
organization and management of the
Democratic campaign in Xew York
is aid to be admirable. The central
committee has l'JO.000 i;,'ents with
whom it is continually communicat
ing. Every doubt full voter in the
Stale is registered at headquarters
and receives from solicitious genlln-
I men, wlio presidí; there, a copy of a
I Democratic dailv and countless pain
phlets. Tour hundred thousand pub
lications of the hat ter class alone are
distributed daily. There arc thousands
of Democrat ie clubs in the state out
side the great cií es, more than ever
before. The Eepub'icaus have about
given up Indiana, Chairman Jewel
saying, only yesterday, in the pres
ence ct a Times correspondent, that
the light would have to bo iu Xew
York. These facts pre of considera
ble interest. The strength of Solan
Chase's Independent Greenback parly
iu M&iuc, is estimated at from 800 to
3,000.
Now York, Octobers. A Hartford j Agent. Wagner ha telegraphed the
special to the Evening LV-t e.-iys : We acting rcmiui'cMoner as regards anoth
! have rcluriH from 14:5 towns. The lie- or phase in die recent outbreak at
I publicans have carried eighty-one, ! Dalton. Georgia, where men had seiz
! Democrats forty-six ami niuclofii are : etl property held by the jjovenmteut
I iliviilfil. Tim liennblicans have a net i for Kon-imvtni-iil of revr nue. lie
jraiu of twentv-iive .üiviw as couit
pared with the election of 1ST;),
fhc Evening Commercial sav
".The most prominent visitor at die,
headquarters of the Republican Na-j
tional Committee to-day was Xellie ;
Holhrook, of California, who has just ;
retitrucd from a tour through Con-
neeticut. the young lady said the
enthusiasm among the IlepubUnuií i .
that state was something : sionishing,
she never having (-ecu ;;n thing like it
bef.M-e. The meetings at which she
spoke wete very largely attended, and
she was everywhere received with
cordiality.
San Francisco, Oc ob?:' 5 A Una-
tilla dispa'cu at fl o'clock yesterday !
afteuioou says the i residential parly .
left the cars at Johti Ds e's river andj
took passoge on the sieKinboat "liar ;
vest Queen." The ohiccrs oí tin
boat had elaborately decorated 'her
wi'lh draperies of buntings and fes
toons of sage brush. The night tide
.1.. -: , .!..i:,.l.irl Tr,u
up inc run wa, ocoyn.iu.. v-......
the leaders!; ijt of .Mrs. J i yes tlie
parly resolved itself into m choir and
spent, two hours or more in a concert
porforuuinee. At eleven o'clock the
"Oner'n'" tied tin lili oorning. She
arnved 1 ere at 6:-15 when a coiniu'l-
tee from Walla. Wall a was in waiting
with a sneeial train. Too duck here
.,- ,.,t,.,i .l ,a ,i. 'Ve..;,!,.m I
peared on the bow o. the tior.t lie v.-as
loudly cheered. Xo speeches were
made, iulrodiictioiH merely following.
Camo, Co!., Oe.!-ber ó. t-booiin-i
affray took place here yeslerd y
morning with probably I'attd result to
P. A. (Joldou, a section f"n m.;') on
the Denver i Sonta
shoot in 'i was I he re.-
;, r;
o a
i lie j
rrcd in !
regard to a sh iiity it; ur t!: st e
ti.m m.in mvl n. on') o-ooe! (!'. ark liad
hK.uh$ ' :-: h -fo- !.-;
rl...k ,t tf) :i.i()t;.P ,jince and i
OKI .
him he siiotibl t;-.!;e it away,
dav morning' Doolittle wont
csicr-
;iíh a i
tci'iu to remove thebu'hiiüg and Duo-i 1
little had a dispute wiíh the fore;
who ordered him away wkoieup
he pulied a r( voi ver and shot ( '!;
thromdi the hot breast.
. )o:
gave himself u-p."
New Yoik City, Ocioboi
News oí the eat u oí r :.: :er
l"e::
in California creat ; prd'ouio. grl; ;
among his pari-:hiom rs here. lie wa
visitine. California to raise t": i - to
help extinguish a debt of his church.
When the dispatch announcing Tie
anor'H death was ivad by Father Mal
eva in the school n.eni of the clmi'e':
he was so overcome by bis own I fl
ings that he could hardlv !:.'; h t lit
reading but he had. read ( :ono.h !
convey the n ho'.e sud ; o his heav
ers and then lie turio'd about r,e, ',
knelt down and buried h's 're oí I ;
hands, 'iislaiitlv behind hint o'-'; r
one
lilllidl'ed u omen í-'il
i ni o ;oim mu
Unir in-arts
hvlcric
obbi
wi re ready to ,,
Hun Francisco
'C;:K.
, Ociob:
he ncrli'
eader oflhe Siiir,! ttntsel v. ;- a.i:n-
doned h'-' niii'ht at 11 oY';o
svlmlc i'orce ihcre, i-eveut y-!i vt
M P. ,
v. i'.s discluiiged.. '( 1:-.! c u.-e 1 said lo
be a dioicultv with the 'd::.na:i,a i''ir:u j
who
have
Ollipia!K-it !
V.'Im'K
the north lateral i;: Hot doi.e a-, i:
should he. The funnel coiup.my i.
hauling its drill carriage-s (rem thai
cud and it-looks J'ke a bad stale, o)
all airs there. 1 lie Lonanzu iirm ai
res that the work in
it
e i.e;.u''i'
topped to cut a d: aw up to the top
i'l j- ...é . 1 .. i i t 1.- . i
( I l1 VVK. MIIU I 1 1 ?l I t lili Wf'l.v WW IMM
(U)1!C n í ;:, , r d 1 1: - to contract. The
header is t!'."ce hundred fcf norih oT
the south line of
Al.exican and
North End Mines. !
Chicago, October 5.--lanl. Brown. !
a wealthy citizen of C lorauo, who,
has relatives in Denver and. Chicago, :
J and who has ju-U came front Denver
on ii visit to his sou who is in Y!e ;
college, discovered when ho rea di
ed this city that he had lost his pocket
book wit h '-i-SOO in 'large bills a draft!
on the Chemical Bank of Xew York, i
licketp to Xew York and back to
Denver mid a inn k check. Mr. Brown ,
is strongly inclinad to believe that le
was- robbed and has sitt)ici(!ng of
the thi f who he believes was a fellow
passenger to Chicago, ou the Beck
Island road between Davenport and
Chieago.
Chicago, October 5. Tlio Inter
Ocean's special Bays that Ptcvcnuo
nays the nun who made the attack
wore black masks and sheets, and
even their I. or.es we e covered with
robes so as to be i:. distinguishable,
It is be'ioved the South is on the
verge of another approach'tug reigu of
the Ku Ivlux Klau that terrorized that
r gion during reeousl ruction days.
Xew Yoik, Oct Ler 5. A Wash
ington fprrhd says: Some anxiety is
felt about ('o condition of St. Julicn
w ho is to Irs i against his record on
Friday u the grounds of the .Nation
al Fair As elation. He was brought
here by Hiekock last week. Before
that he ha . been in a stable in Po.-fon
where the epizootic is new prevailing.
Tjn.ji to-day
u? was in prime health
ult j,s ,,mnii:ig he cnu-jhed a little,
ne W(.1!t over ,1C track, however in
o..o
Albany, New York, .October ó.- -Six
hundred Lands in the stone works
of ilat bone. Hard & Co. are thrown
out of employment by the strike of
.,.;7 ,,lllU(c,.;
It appears that Im
provident of the moulders ttoion is
Ion-man in the works. lie was fined
. live ooiiars :or violation oí me ''mes
of t he union. He refused to pay ii
j and the men heti dc.mand..d his dis
I harjre, vhich the iirm refused to do.
Í- an b ran.-tsco.
a!., Ociol
r o. A
Portland (i.spaici
Portland dispatch says the President
r.nd jiarly to-day left Van Cottver on
! the ider-mcr "Wide West" and passed
! ti!) the Columbia river to Dallies.
Along the river tho residcels greeted
t!:o party in a cardinal manner. At
'it.' cades Post they were greeted by
mavor and common council of
! Dabes.
i
-t w ork. Uctouar --t rank r .
Fa r ( , X' t II n fíalo, formerly a newspa
per editor of California, write? fo (he
I'r'biü-.e that he was -i meniber of the
'aie Legislalure of 'CI when the!
Union men were resisting the disloyal
throng then rising and knew the
prominent Union men of the State
I on:, never Heard tne rtanie ot llat.icocu
-unong t hern
I Dublin, Octob-vr . ParneU ad-
''re-sed :: meeting ot 10.000 persons
. e
'111
Nine
no
liauient and lllty
were present. P;ir-
( :;(!..!,; pi
nc!l !)!!mi!
! that as soon as su!1.!---nati-n
v. r.-j collected the
e v,-(Mi!(i. orgauie a grer t
y- r iiavin rent on the es-
; e u i : ! .
b-iid le:
strike ::,
tato (d' every back renting landlord.".
Washing! :)!. D C, October i. -The
coinage i" i-ilrer at the U.
'dints for 1 i, x last li-cal year foots uji
about &X(:.'U00. Adding t!;e net
ports ot' ' vi r bullion am
t lie pi'oh
a; ni1 c
oroilii!'
msumpiion in arts, etc , the
!i'..'i (d's!lv;r for the vear will
be about v:;?i.flOO.C!Oi le.s than tiie
!rev!oiH íi-.-d year.
V,i:i-!dn 'n, Oei Ó. The Superin-
íop(""üt of ;' reign jdai! has v. at yet
reeri ,e! ma
o.-' Coluirbi
1 Union, ha)
e that I he tinted States
v. isli to iiter i he I'osl
vs ih-tl is may. .mi
ai i the Soul i A morirán
:: in when the war is
1 1 1 I
iloubtle
es W i !! i"
)V r.
ri.'ea-. o, C
Tie' I n : er Ocean
Mch says that. Edw.
lary of the Pejiubü-
O
''t'.l
'.;e:-';e
ran cougiv-
j I urm d í'i'..'.
j'Jo.OOO to !').
i
majority
I Xew 11
! 1 1J uVl
I by the lepuí
: e il c(im:i;ittee, has re
I'enjisyhup'ia aud says
e ndrQFive (iariirid from
UUO and probably 50,000
!, Conn , O - lib : 5. Of
rd from 75 are cuTied
aieau , 55 by I he I )emo-
crats and V2 evenly divided. Bui. few
change', fruui la-d year. '! he Democrat-
claim har in the aggregate local
i-sit'.'- preih'iutuaied in most, towns.
Xew Orhaus October 5. One
d.eatii fro!:i yellow fever at 400 Son 111
Liberty s reel occurred lust l.ighi.
The prcmi.-es ere promjitly disin
i'ected and he corpse buried immed
iately. All uteastires to prevent a
spread were promptly .dopled.
Chicago. Oct. 5. A Convention is
tobe held hero ou Otober Ml h of
farmers and slipper-', to consider the
(mlioi:s
tiadie am
dating to luter-Sfate
: control ot Hail ways.
The . convention will probably be
large i:nd interesting.
Wh.diingtf.il, Oct. 5. Ail of the
government clerk are going home to
voto in Ohio and Indiana, each receiv
ing a certificate of indentitication.
Wales oiry, Conn., October 5.
Two of the largest buildiugs, com
prising Holmes, Booth and Ilaydeu's
works, containing inauy costly ma
chines and tools, were burned. Loss
$-200,UC0; insured.
Elmira, New York. October 5.
James Abbott, ou trial for the murder
of a fellow convict at the reformatory
was found guilty of murder in the
fi rat degree and sentenced to be
bango í November 19th.
New York, October 5. John A.
Sleicher, for the past four years
agent of the New York Associated
Press has resigned to accept a respon
sible position on the Denver Tribvne.
Trentojj, X, J.. October 5. The
United States Grand Jury has indict
ed Chas. II. Voorhees, a member of
Congress, for embezzling money from
the llackenssck bank.
Boston, October 5. Tho Republi
cans ot the second district baye re
nominated B. F. Harris for Con
gress. Xew York, October 5. The horse
distemper is increasing, nearly iu,
000 animals are sick in this ami ad
jacent cities.
Lowell, Idass,, October 5. The 71st
annual meeting of the American
Board of Foreign missions began this
morning.
New York, October 5. Dobler and
Guior, of Chicago, started to-day for
Kngland to-day to enter for the Ast
ley belt.
St. John, X. B., October 5. The ep
izootic is prevalent in some parla cf
the city. Some eases have already
proven fatal.
" Williamsport," Pa., Oet. 5. The
Democrats of the 16th district have
nominated David Kirk for Congress.
Hartford, Conn., October 5. The
Democrats of the first district nomi
nated Geo. Bench for Congress.
Halifax, October o. Warren Smith !
leaves to-night to conli'st in the race
on the Tbauies l'or the Ainerictn
purse.
Pari-, October ó. Otlenbach, the
tnusician tuid composer died this
morning.
Xew York, October h A Chinaman
has entered Harvard's i'reshma:i
clas.
The daughter of Ex-I'resideut Zac
Taylor was paid !j;io.000 yesterday,
he balance of salary which General
Taylor would have received had he
lived till his term of office expired.
i j
Edmund Yates says that the only
rival to English womanhood is Amer
ican womanhood.
Kansas cattle men are making
heavy shipments this month.
Yf. have no patience whatever
with those morhib old fogies of our
WAITED
4 ? AN l Ki). Iniaiedlately, al the hotel of
V .Mr.-. V. JI . CuiiimiiiK, at Si;ui M irciitl,
oi.c-i'.d lirst c.niil; ami one gooii seuoud nmk
,-ihio nne lined waiter n."i0-jv
ANTIC). A fooii lilacksmitli to do gen
eral work. Aeiilv to Clius. iniim'luii'il,
I.as VeV'iiH, or addi'i'KH John I'oudui-Ies . Hincón,
N.M. tS-'Jw
FO?J SALE.
57OH SALK: My house and land situated at
; Wes! I.'is Ve.'ias, near the (rund View
hotel. Cor terms i'.pl'ly to the inidcr.-lsrued,
l.as Ve'i s, M. P. riCHKZ.
sejit. -j'tli, l.vii.n.'l-;n.
PAH V VI XPKU.- l'n:i casa situada en e
(Minino (In Ins Ojos, cerca de la casa de
!ui!:i l.'.ii.-a I'lfiard. Pos cuartos, neseutit pies
al frente de la calle, y ciento cincuenta p va ell
helo de airas, se vende por dinero al contado .
1'ara Intormacioii diríjanle a esta olicina.
1MK Foil S AÍ.r:. lly Mor.ro & Huff, at the
' . Hot ísprinjfs. I.ev.vé orders atllerlicrt &
Co'sdniK store, on ttie pla.a
l,10i: SALK. A Iiouco situated on the Hot
t Springs road, near the house of Louise Pi
ard. I wo iv jot ii , siNly I'eet front on t'ie voad
am! one hundred nnd 1'll'Iy hack. To lie sold
cheap lor money, i'or iiiforniation inquire at
thin oilice. ll-'J i t.
rOl; SiLK. !00h".dof cattle. For furtlicr
I inlorrreilioc apply to Jaffa Uros. I, as Ve
ías and A. Ncímiii Á (Jo , Anion Chico, X. M.
!Olt S.M.K--A jrooil sixteen liorse power
(team ciiL'iue, all in ru . 11 iti jr order and
laivrti eimuuli to run a Hour mill. Any person
de iiMi jlo see it uunnln.'i can do so any day at
a iv planing mill at L.i- Vcías, Applv for
li'iuis 1 JOHN 1!. WOO'l'KN.
W.l-tf
EXCHANGE
Nil HA
UJJ
A. rr. IToc.'cr, lJrop.
I in ivruiir r .viiuiifcc inm-i iiiiiiiiiiiií, uii inc
' Plaza, Las Vejías, X. JI.
I . ! ! V... ...... I T . . t ..I I., 11.11...- .1.-
Now open for Transient
(3 nests and Regular
Boarders.
loiJK.is'vtrxvsr sa.Ijoon
ALBERT &. HERSEm, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh Beer always on Draught. Al
so Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
. Lunch Counter in Connection,
F. C. Mitrtsoif,
COHTRACTOK & BUILDER
Las Vegas, New Mkxico.
HOVI30N & FABIAN,
General Camm'n. Merchants
AN.) SALESMEN FOR
BASTEB1T HTJSS3,
OlHce East nido ti. R. Ave., opposite Browne A
Manzanares.
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE lor Precinct N.
20, East Eas Vejriis.
UphI Estate, Collecting Agent nu4 Coiitbt
aneex. Deeds, Mortgages ami .IiiPtice.s' Blanks lor
sale.
Office on the hill lietwccn the old and new
towns.
HOPPBE BROS,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, ROOTS & SHOES,
Frodnce n Snecialty. Orders filled on short nn
tice. Proprietors ot the
Delmonico Restaurant.
East Las Vesas, N. M.
John C. Csu'ris,
THE BOSS
Bool r .Shoemaker
jBij..fv mrioradris-sit 9?w 9
Opposite Jaffa T.ros., guarantees satisfatli
aud a perfect lit or no pay.
W. H. WHITZLAW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all e,p;a! business promptly,
Onter Street, East Las Vega, New Mexi.
179-d.
JNO. F BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LY DON
3G3TVVICK. & LYDON
Office at Exchange Hotel BuiMing.
Las Vecas, X. M.
mUa Fe EStúiery
Centre St., Kast Las Vegas.
Everytliing in tlicbakers line constantly
on hand
IIUBEllTY k AXÍÍKLL, Prop'rs.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Gallery in the Bear of the Exchange
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
Mani.tie'InriM' ot
MEZICAI JEWELRY
LAS VEG AS, - - - N.M.
In Romero Building', Kast Side of the Plazn.
N. J. PETTIjOHN, WJ.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Spring and Las Veua.
Chronic Diseases and Disease ol Females a
Specialty .
HOT SP!UN(jS - - - S to li A.M.
LAS VKGAS Central Drug Store, 1 to (if. M.
J, FRANCO 01 A Vh'S
AtlmiiY tit Law
LI!UQI.;iCtt(LK, -
- NKW M1CXI .'
M. S A LAZAR.
A TO K y Ii V- A T- T. A fl,
Las Vkoas
Nkw Mkxtco
W. 67. Ward,
Contractor and Builder,
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
aIlFREO B. SACiKR,
ATTOENEY A.'.!.' Xi-A."W
Dold's Buildin.
LAS VEGAS, - - N. M
F.
ANDIHCWS,
SANTA HC, - - - NKW MEXICO.
Prices lor Assaying Gold, $2.50;
Silver, .$1.50; Lead, $1.50; Copper,
$3.00. Samples by mail will receive
prompt attention.
IvTssTñ. J. H ArJIILTON
v has opoiie'l her
DRESS -MAEIITCt SHOP
at the lioii-n directly
opiiosltc the (lepo
nut as bhe is hu id
Kast I.as evtai, N., M. mi
resident of Vcms, Uc Is ready once mure I
ci;t. KIT AND MAKK DI.'KssKS for herd
Iriends and new ones. 8iilisli(iUon jfiiiirmitf ed
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