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Las Vez?s Daily Gazette
TUESDA Y. OCTOHEIt 12, 1880.
Registration Law.
AN ACT Providing for the regis
tration of voters of the Territory of
Xew Mexico.
it enacted hy the Lysluie A"n'
Lly if tie Territory of Xeic J' "'
co:
Sjkc. 1. Tliat hereafter it shall not
be lawful lor any person to vote in
the Territory unless his name shall
have been registered as a voter as
hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the
judges of probate of the counties of
this Territory respectively, thirty
days prior to any election or any elec
tion for members of tho Legislature
of this Territory, to appoiut throe
competent persons, at least one of
whom shall belong to the political
party opposed ;o that of the prefect,
to constitute a board of registration,
in and for each precinct of the coun
ty. Sec. ii. It shall be the duty of the
said board of registration to inquire
into, ascertain and make a record ol
the names of all persons legally quali
fied to vote under the election laws
of this Territory, in the election im
mediately subsequent, for all officers
to be elected at said election; provid
ed the qualifications of a legal voter
shall bo as follows! he shall be a, citi
zens of the United States of the age
of twenty-one years, shall have re
sided in the Territory six months, in
the county w herein he offers to vote
three months, and in the precinct
thirty days immediately preceding
the election; and one of tho members
of the board of registration, to be se
lected by themselves, shall be the sec
retary thereof; and the secretary so
selected shall have authority to ad
minister oaths to the persons apply"
ing to be registered when so directed
by any member of t lie board of regis
tration. Six'. 4. it shall be tho duty of the
said board of registration not exceed
ing fifteen days prior to any such elec
tion as hereinbefore mentioned, to as
semble at the most central and con
venient place of each precinct ot the
respective cjunties of tlds Territory,
which place shall be designated by
thejudgc of probate at the time
appointing said board, which designa
tion shall serve as notice to the said
board ot registration; the board of
registration shall then make a lull and
complete list of of all the' legally qual
ilicd voters of their respective pre
cincts, the names of whom ahall be
written in the list of voters olphabet
ically; and it shall be the duty of the
said boards of registration to make
three correct copies of the list of vot
ers of their precincts, one of which
copies shall be furnished to the judges
of election on or before the day of
the election that shall be held next
after the forming of the list, and the
two copies shall be furnished to the
judge ot probate of the county, whose
duty it shall be to tile one copy of
such list and transmit one copy of
the 6ame to the Secretary of the Ter
ritory, who shall file the same in his
oliice for preservation and reference
In an amendatory act thereto, ap
proved Feb. 4, 18G9, it is provided in
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the
board of registration to make out in
their respective precincts, the list of
the legal voters, and these shall not be
required to be present to be register
ed. It shall be the duty of the board
of registration to place in one of the
most public places, a copy of the list
of the legal voters of their respective
precincts for the information of the
pcople,aud said copy shall be exposed
as aforesaid ten days before any elec
tion. About noon yesterday a party of
adventurers patted from the east
town with a two horse team, being
thoroughly equipped lor an extended
prospecting trip in the lower country.
They carried a small forge and must
have liad several hundred dollars
worth, of general mershandise in the
outfit. They represout the volcano
mining company of Chicago, and cer
tainly intend to shake tho earth up
from its foundations. Success to you
boys.
New coiners who were looking
for orange groves in this latitude
were a little surprised yesterday
morning in waking up and iiuding
three inches of snow on tho ground
It kept it up all day, however, nielt
ug as it fell and reminded one of the
slushy winter weather of the Missou
ri valley,
Tho telegraph company has not
yet provided the operators here with
a stove for their office; the consequen
ce is that telegraph business is tran
sacted under difficulties. It id no
fun to sit in a cold room and write
with your lingers like icicle.
Local Items.
AVOHg.
High-ball at Brauim's.
Let's have a lyceum.
Who saw the sleighs.
Until after election?
The snow surprised u.
Go around and see your "Uncle"
and get that overcoat.
reople expect that we shall tell
them that it snowed yesterday. .
Who constitutes the Santa Fe
ring?
Both trains were on time yester
day. The storm d.d not delay them.
Mr. Rafael Homero came in from
l.n Cuera vcsterdav. t
- - . .
Mr. Brunswick is expected home
to-day.
There is a good demand for
stoves.
New boots were in fashion yes
terday. There has been considerable hay
injured by the storm.
Much grain has been caught by
tho storm in the threshing yards.
Father Marri is expected home to
day from St. Louis.
There will be many a dead man
voted in Indiana to-day.
Shingle and iron roofs are bless
ings now.
AV. 1. Stapp has returned from
his ranch on account of illness.
Dick Dunn has postponed his
contemplated trip east.
Side walks would be just the
thing now.
It is now a good time to go on a
spree, or lay iu bed.
What did we tell you about buy
ing wood.
Yes, let us hare a gymnasium and
reading room.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Maxwell have
returned from Mora.
Mr. Gillies is up to his own
stamping ground once more.
Bokx. To the wife of Canuto Ro
mero, Monday the 11th inst., a sou.
Maj. Iumau has put away his
duster.
Ex-ov. Stover has passed thro'
"Vegas on his way east.
Coal haulers were busy yester
day. Mr. Scliwingle goes south to-day
to his business.
The miners in the higher altitudes
are hunting comfortable winter quar
ters. One ol the Bachelors has anew
overcoat that fits him too sudden; or,
as some say too quick.
The hacks reaped a rich harvest
yesterday, and say with heartfelt grat
itude "The Beautiful Suow."
An over coat left at C. R. Brown
ing's office can be had by the owner
calling and proving property.
Those who neglected to buy wood
are now shivering with their hands
in their pockets.
A Mexican, an employee of the
railroad company, got his under jaw
smashed on both sides yesterday.
Louis Sulzbacher label his books
"To the Borrower," "Thou shaltnot
teal."
Judge Sumner says his straw hat
cost $ó and he proposes to wear it all
winter if it snows every day.
--Mr. J. E. Layton from Topeka is
in our midst and will make Vegas his
future home.
The Democracy are rallying their
forces for next Wednesday when the
convention comes off.
Bets arc being made on the county
ticket. One wager has been deposit
ed at Herbert's drug store.
A republican remarked Luna's
.election was like tho dust settled. An
Otero man said it was too thiu.
Tho Odd Fellows are making big
preparations for a ball and parade on
the 27th inst.
Building has been greatly delayed
and the adobe crop looks rather weak
from the recent storm.
Parties who set out trees and
plants arc getting tho benefit of the
moisture.
Antonio ban Romero has re
turned to reside here during the
winter.
The telegraph office will bo re
moved to the new postofficc building
when completed.
The snow is too hard to run and
too soft to shovel. It oes straight
down.
We are propared to do tho best
job work of any office iu the Territory
at the most reasonable rates.
Col. J. Franco Chavez is the best
informed man in local politics, and
general literature aud history, in the
Rio Grande valley.
Sunday morning's Gazette was
complimented by intelligent strangers
at the St. Nicholas, as a remarkably
good paper for this altitude.
Hon. M. A. Otero ha completed
his southern canvass and is expected
here to attend the Democratic county
convention to-morrow.
Mrs. Mitchell and her children go
to San Marcial to-day; they have been
at the S umncr house and would have
departed yesterday, but forthe6torm.
Tho patent medicine men afford
ed no little amusement to the passers
by on Saturday night, snowedup now
though.
It seems that the prophesies of a
hard winter are to be fulfilled.
good commencement has bceu made
to say tho least.
To-day the ludianians try their
strength at the poles. AVho want's
to bet that old Tom Hcudrick's don't
carry the state as usual.
The Democrats propose to expend
one hundred dollars iu each school
district iu Indiana to-day, so the dis
patches' say.
A copy of the incorporation pa
pers for tho new hotel has been re
turned and filed iu the clerks office.
This is now a corporation ready to
make contracts, sue and be sued.
If any young men are aching for
a gymnasium, .they can take a turn t
our power press before breakfast. It
will beat a cocktail for an appetiser.
Seventy-five carriages went out
toward the Springs on Sunday. Ev
ery body likes that grand drive up
along the foothills.
Phillip llolzman has re-opened
his store in the room formerly occu
pied by Fraley's meat market, where
he will be glad to see all of his old
friends and customers.
Afigurcriu the New York Sun
gets the Democratic majority down
to G,211. The six thousand is easily
accounted for, but just how he arrives
at the eleven is rather inexplicable.
John L. Roberts, who was form
erly connected with the Sumner
House is now in the employ of Mr.
Maxwell. He has charge of receiving
ties and lumber at the A. T. & S. F.
yards.
The Ancient Democratic party
had better devoted the $100 to each
school district in Indiana to the edu
cation of the youths some ten years
ago. But possibly that is not the best
way to make democratic votcrp.
The Gazette has 8 subscribers
in Germany, 6 in France, 4 In England
1 in Bohemia, 2 in Russia, 1 iu Persia,
3 in Africa, G in Australia, aud 2 in
New Zealand.
There are several deserters from
Fort Stanton who have come this
way andarc being watched out for
by the authorities. They are accused
of bringing several of Uncle Sam's
mules with them.
Wilcox sent east for an overcoat.
He says he sent for one with arms aud
lor a tall man, and that's all the di
rections he gave. He will probably
be able to get into one end or the
ther of the garment.
The First National Baak building
and Messrs T. Romero & Son's new
building will have eight offices
each on the second floor. This will
give room for eight doctors and eight
lawyers. What, will become of us.
The articles of incorporation of
the Las Vegas Town company have
been filed n the clerks office according
to law. This is a stock company and
takes in that part of the new town
from Douglas street down, and taking
in parts of lots 1 and 2.
Wc publish in auother column
the parts of tho registratirn law ree
ling to the qualifications and requ'r
sites of the voter, for the information
of the many new comers to tho terri
tory, The portions omitted on ac
count of length, refer to the duties of
the board, forms of poll books, etc.
Miss Gorman, sister of tho man
who was found in a box car some
thing over a year ago, in an almost dy
ing condition, is among t'e recent ar
rivals. She desires to secure her bro
ther's remains, if his grave can be
identified. She is stopping with judge
Morrison.
Meeting.
Tho directors of the hotel arc re
quested to meet to-night in tho office
of A. Dold, at 7 o'clock. Matters of
importance will come before the
meeting.
The wire froze up last night and the
operator froze out. This accounts for
a short telegraphic report this morn
ing. Wc will have to donate a stove
to the Western Union , it is such ft
poverty stricken corporation.
Annie Louise Gary ia the queen
of the world as the singer of all those
melodies which arc most dear to tho
hearts of ordinary people. Her
"Home, Sweet Home," cannot be surpassed.
Thilii Brooks, the celebrated
preacher is a batchelor.
It is said that tho Texas Pacific rail
road intends to bring from Europe
duringMhe year, 10,000 German or
Scandinavian farmers, to settle upon
its lauds, and it is further reported
that the Atchisou, Topeka and Santa
Fc, the Uuion. Northern and Central
Pacific aud Iron Mountain roads are
either preparing for or have already
taken steps with the sumo object in
view New Mexican.
The reliable Old Liverpool Lou
don & Globe Insurance Co., enclos
ed checks to pay their losses in the
fire here and writes to C. R. Brown
ing, their agent, "You will please
understand that this company takes
no time in making payineuts oflosscs
nor deducts any interest therclrom;
but makes its payments iu full as soon
as satisfactory proofs are received."
The ó'pringfield Fire & Marino, an
other of Mr. browning's companies,
was the first to adjust aud pay its
losses ill the recent tire.
Those ladies hats and bonnets re
ceived yesterday are beauties indeed.
They are perfectly lovely. On exhi
bition at J. Uosexwald & Co.
. 4...
Cloaks and dolmans supcrfdrtto
anything in this country at '
J. ROSEXWALD & CO.
- . ;
Laces of all kinds at
J. IÍOSENWALD & Co.
-i-
Zephyrs all shades aud colors at
J. RoSFNWALD & CO.
One hundred dozen ran h eggs just
received at A. J. Crawford's.
Kotire.
The parents of the children iu pre
cinct No. 26 are hereby required to
send their children to ..tfie public
school under the charge of Alberto do
Silva. Otherwise' they will be com
pelled to do so according to law.
Arthur Morrison,
61-1 w Justice of the Peace.
Koliciit!
Los padres de los niños del precinto
No- 26 son requeridos do mandar a
sus niños ii la escuela publica, bajo el
cargo do Alberto de Silva. De otro
modo ellos serán cumplidos de hacer
lo en conformidad de la ley.
Arthur Morrison,
Juez de Paz,
IÍHMutÍll NOliCC.
The firm of Dougher fc Baca iu this
day dissolvul by mutual consent, Mr.
John Dougher retiring from tho same
Mr. Francisco Baca y Sandoval will
coutinuc the wholesale and retail li
quor business at the old stand, on his
own account.
John Doucíher,
Francisco Baca y Sandoval,
Las Vegas, N. M., Sept. 2,3.
Referring to the above, I beg leave
to inform my friends and the public
generally that I will continue the
wholesale and retail liquor business at
the oldstaud, southeast corner of the
plaza.
Thankful for past patronage so lib
erally bestowed on the old firm, Ires
pect fully ask a continuance of the
same.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval.
Las Vegas, N. M. Sep . 25.
Gents, boys and childrcns ready
made clothing at
J. Ros en wa LP & Co. 41-tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately bv
Frank Ouden. 41-tf
. H. Lucas Manufacturer of Mexican
Filigres Jewelry.
The manufacture of Filigree Jewel
ry by native workmen being a special
ty in my business, and many persons
having expressed a desire to witness
the process, I hereby extend a cordial
invitation to all Mho may visit this
city to call (presenting this card) and
give ine the pleasure of conducting
them through niv Factory Santa . e
N. M.
S. II. Lucas.
Picklc'd pigs feet at A.J. Crawfords
LIVERPOOL, LON
DON, & GLOBE.
HOME, of New Yorh.
SPRINGFIELD, Fire
and Marine, Mass.
C. 11. BROW MG,
Agnt.
OffccAnthenew i own.
Coffins, t Caskets and
Undertaking Goods of
all hinds kept constant
ly on hand by
FRANK OGDEN,
Las Vegas, JV. M.
Orders promptly filled,
Fall and Winter Stock
ALREADY
OF COURSE,
LOWEST
New York C
DON'T FAIL TO GALL.
Also Agents for Devlin Co.,
Ma
ji.or mnxs iviaae to UrcLer
Cottages to R(fni.
Two new cottages to rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store," East Las Ve
gas. 314-tf.
Indian Pottery.
V-Tho largest stock, in the United
Vtat'es, of Indian potteiy, both anci
ent and modern, at M. A. Gold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N, M. 41-tf
I.otsjFor Sale.
Pin-ties desiring locations on which
to build houses tor 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
M. Salazar.
Office north-cast corner of the
pluza.
246-tf.
Ilolbrook's tobacco is the best.
Fall and Winter Goods.
I beg to inform my customers, that
I am iu receipt of part of my fall and
winter stock. I shall make as before
a specialty of every thing in the Boot
and Shot line. I am also offering this
year a nice line of Ladies Underwear
and Hosiery, which I will sell at the
lowest possible prices.
I have completed my stock in gents'
furnishing goods, so as to offer the
finest selection in town,
A choice line of Fall aud Winter
clothing is expected daily.
I invito the public to inspect my
goods before buying elsewhere. I
hold out as inducements low prices, a
good selection and prompt attention.
Chas. E. Wesciie.
West Side of Plaza.
Fine Boots.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed to do all kinds of work iu. their
line. Fine work a specialty. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. lG-4m
I would respectfully call tho atten
tion of all persons going to and from
tho 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; ami make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisions ect, ' Anton Chi
co is on tho direct route to the mines
and I sell goods at the lowest rates.
David V i xte r x itz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Wo are prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. LoCKIIART fc CO.
21 -tf,
Go to M. Ileisc. on the south side
of the plaza for lino wines, liquors and
gars. 253-11'
Go to Judd's Barber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Pickets for sale at Lockhart & Go's
planing mill. 2!Mf.
Notice is hereby given that I
have at present no a-jent or agents
whatsoever and that all my business
ailairs will -bo man Jgi d by 'myself
Philip IIolzmax,
Las Vegas, Sept. 22. 1880. 49-tf.
Clean towels aud sharp razors at
Judd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel.
tf.
Brick for talo in large or smell
quantities, at Lockhart & Go's.
A fresh assortment of gent's liirn
ish'mg goods just received at the
store ot C. E. U'eschc.
All kinds of woKeu goods just re.
ceived and for sa o at low figures, at
J. Bossxwal k Co. 41-tf
Kibbons for tho millions at
I. It'iKENWALI) & CO.
Ladies suit;,silk, satin, cashmere the
most beautiful goods vou can wish
for at J. IíoS KN WALT) & Co.
Gents, ready madu clothing, a large
stock at J. Uosenwald & Go.
Boots aud shoes a completo stock at
J. Kosenwalp & Go.
AT THE
lothing Store !
AND AT THE
IUIOEíS !
i Center Street
BAKEET ,
!.And IjuhoIi Counter.
j (Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
j LS NOW READY FOR BUSINE SS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
supply Las Vegas and the Towns along
tho Road from Raton to San Marcial.
Orders by leatcr will receive prompt at
tention. HUBERT Y & ANGELL
Alex. McLean. liobt. McLean. Jos. McLean.
McLean Bros.,
Contractors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fino
Plastering a Specialty. Contracts
taken iu any Part of the Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
OTERO & JEAGER,
Deulers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay aud Forage.
GTTADALAJABA,
Lincoln, County, jfeM Mexlco.
OTERO Y JEAGER,
TraflcanU cn
Abarrotes, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros
rotulado le Lincoln, New Mexico.
Dissolution Xotirp.
Theflnn lierPtnloroexiMtingiinfler the name
of Levy, cohn (!., m this day dissolTed by
mutual ennsent, Mi . II. Coin, remains solo
livopvictor. ami assumes all liabilities aii.unst
till! ioiiiiLH- linn, and collects all outstanding
tlu,,t!i' Lkvt, Coirx&co.,
- II. COHX.
Las cjfas, Oct. 2 1880. 57 -Sw.
Why?
W ill you iay two prices to irresponsible petl-
K-rsfortewinx machines, when tor one half
the money you can buy any llrnt class machine
made, ami warranted from three to live rears.
anions vvhieh are tho Siuger, the White, l)o-
nu-Htic, New American, etc. For price apply
, i;.,J.Iu.,',,'IR."n' Kt llii'iimond's Hardware
House, trinidad, Colorado. ll-Vm
Ariiiiiiiiwtrator's .ollce.
Xotiee is hereby fcuen that the lion. Trobale
Court iu and tor the. county ol San Miguel, ami
t erritory of New Mexico, has appointed the un
(lensifíiied udminiMratór . I the estate of Frank
Chapman, deceased. All persons indebted to
sain cslate will make immediate cttloment i
and all persons having claims against nuld es
tato will present them within twelve months.
v.r , Al. liltlJN.sWJCK,
i ' v y . Administrator.
Las eKas, M.j Feb. 7th, m.
Mr. P. 51. Jones desires to an
nounce to the public that he is now
able to accommodate a few boarders
at reasonable rates, at the Las Vas
bakery, (South Second street near the
nh.za. fi6.2t
AVantki). Ten stone masons. Good
vvtio-c psid. A,,,y t0 i), c jMcf;uir0
Eas eaN. M, 57.tt
O. L. Ilouohtoii has a regular ar
nenal of lire-ttnns, the largest stock in
"II the west. Ilisnot oulv for a re
Jail, but lor 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 liquor of the best qual
ity, and of the beRt brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Ileise's, south Ride
of the plaza, Las Vegas, N. M. 353-tf
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand at
the Central Drug Store. 313-tf.
Lockhart & Co. havo received a
large stock of oils and paints; also
'lloldens enamel (mint"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con
stantly kept hy them. 60-tf.
For H ext. The corral of the Ex
change Hotel on tho Plaza. tf
A gasoline utove with fixtures for
míe. Jnqnirtat.this 8Gt. éí-lf.
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