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Las Veens Daily Gazette
Fill DAY. OCTOIIKU 15, 1880
SAN ftü&UEL
A. T. & S. F. RAILROAD TIME TABLE
l.a Jun1 -
I'imtiRII
IronSpriug
i nscaer
lOnrl e. ..
lluehnti
starkvllle
Merle v
South Slilint?
North si'ling
Union I
Otero
Maxwell
Doraev
. Springer
i kyut
Waeon Mound
Tiptou
Watrous
Homero
Las vega I
Sulzbacher .
Iit;rnal
Teca
Kultou
K intiman
Glorieta
Manzanares
IGaUateo Juuct'n j
Santa Fe
To Albuquerque.
Ualisto
Ortiz
talrillo
Wallace ;
:Vlgoilones
Hernalillo
AI'.)ii(Ui!rqUU
STAT IOX." West. j Kasl-
112:20 a. in. -i '
1:20 ! 2:40
I 2:114 , :H
2 -(Vi 7:1
" I 3:4(1 112:2s
! 4 01 12:06
t A . ! I . lit
1 . . ... 'U.I"
Triniila.l J " 4:.-3 . 'li:i
a: 13 iu;.k
5:81 10:29
:12 :40
6:01 t:ftl
7:10 9:
7:22 8-'r
7:3!t 8:1S
8:1(
6:M 7.:r7
9: 6:l
10:10 B:C
111:01 I :'M
12:23 3:27
12:.r)4 2:M
1:30 2:20
1:54 :"
2::7 1:11
2-:.7 l:.rl
3:31 12:17
3:.r7 U:51
4:27 i 1:21
4:r,s 1:4(
5:47 '!
5:5:) i:'0
(!:05 f:3S
7:05 8:30
0:20 p. m. 9:30 a. m.
7:0ü 8:44
7:30 8:14
8:21 7:2
9:0t 6:44
9:44 6:00
10:50 5:00
Albuquerque to San Marcial.
Stations.
Alb'uqueniue,...
I North,
10:10 a m
5:13
1:30
2:32
1:10
South
!ÍTi p ni
10:27
10:54
i :f a m
North and fsouyi passenger trains make
close connections at liahsteo Junction for
Santa Fe.
tllranch to Santa Fe.
Trains meet at Watrous and dine here.
Ml ftelRht for the North or South imiBt be
delivered at the depot at 4 p. ni. local i .
the cause of this is that freight cannot be bill-
"M"' -iU be op.
Cburch Wotlcts.
ATHOLIO CHURCH. -Order of services
C Sunday: First Mass, 6;30 a. m. ; lKh
Mass, 9 a.m.; Vespers at 3 p. m.
Low Mass at p.m. J' Mffit.
MetliodUt Episcopal V'abMU.
every Sunday at U a. m and 7 p.m. SabbaU,
School at 3 p. m. 1) . W . Oalfee, i astor.
Parsonage adjoiniug the church.
Ural Baptist Ctinreh. Services n t il a. rn
and 7 30 p. m. Sabbath school 2 p. m. All
re cordially Invited to attend our services.
ffwílKs iu the bul'dlnst a.ljomlnB
Jaffa Bros. Store on the north. Kv. 51. H.
Murphy, pastor.
HAPMAJi Lodge No. 2 A. F. A. SI
ÍJ meets on the Wednesday of each month be
K.rc the AHI ot the moon at the Masonic Ila 11,
Conlrul Street, between South 2d and M stru.
J. 11. KooKlcr, Sec'y.
I- AS VEOAS I.odsre No. 4. I. . O. F.
J meets every Thursday evening at o clock
harp. Ylsitinelirothei-s are cordially inyiteil.
THOMAS GAUTIiLLL, N . O.
T. ISbthnbkck, Secretary.
Hull Arrangements. The Post-O nice vvil
be opened daily, except Sundays, from 7:30 a.
m., until 8. P. m. Sundays, one hour alter trie
arrival ol eacli mail,
eastern Wall. Leaves Office at 11:30 a. m.
Arrives at 3:30 r m . ,
Western Mall. -Arrives at 12 a. m. Leaves
at 2 F. m.
Pecos Mall. Arrives at 8 a . m., leaves at 8
Vinita, Indian Terr'y and way Mall.-
Arrives at 7:30 a.m., leaves at 3:30 p.m.
Morn Mall. Leaves Friday at 8 a. m.
Saturday at (5 p. m.
I. oh Alamos, Joya I-nrga, I.oma Parda
una 11. tjiiiw ii.ti.. ucinca
S a. m., arrives Wednesday 8 p. m.
T. F. Chapman: Postmaster.
arrives
Mrs Hades' Popularity.
All temperance societies, as far as
heard from, hare taken prompt action
in resnonse to the invitation of the
- L
commission on a testimonial io Mrs.
President Hayes, to take the form of a
life-size painting of that distinguished
lady. Many methods are adopted,
Buch as an assessment on each local
union, collections in schools, sub
scriptions in Lible classes, social lit
erary chiba, etc. The $5 engraving ot
Mrs. Hayes is thus being secured for
reading rooms, church parlors, tem
perance headquarters and homes.
"Lucy Hayes tea parties" will be in
vogue this winter after the style of
the ''Martha Washington tea parties"
of an earlier date, the former iuvolv
ing entertainment such as Mrs.
Hayes example is rendering fashion
able. All monies are sent to the
treasurer of the fund, Miss Esther
Pugh, 53 Bible House, N. Y. Mrs.
Frances E. Willard, President of the
Commission, is, working hard iu its
behalf.
Hi Held 'the Winning Card.
At Charlottesville, Va., one even
ing last week, about half-past 7 o'clock
a young man kuown as Doc Jenkins,
was in a sporting house kept by Ar
misted Mayo. He was playing a game
oí "seveu-up" with three other men
aud the stakes were quite heary
Jenkins was eix in the game, and,
holding the winning card, was in the
act of throwing it when he dropped
mid fell, still holding in his death
grasp the fatal card. The crowd in
the room gathered around him iu hor
ror, but none of them resumed their
scats at the gaming-table. Examina
tion showed that órgoníc discase of
the heart was- the cause ot death.
Jenkins had been drinking heavily,
and was in the. midst of a protracted
debauch at thf time of his doath.
NATIONAL BANK
OF LAS VEGAS,
JACOB GROSSj..
Cashier.
MIGUEL A. OTEfcO,
President.
I JAFFA BROTHERS.
di:ali;iís jn
inl Merchandise.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $00,000.
PAID LP CAPITAL, e.Vi.OOO.
DIRECTOnS!
Miguel A. Otero, Joseph Kosenwald
Kmanuel Uosenwald Jacob Gross.
Andres Sena, Lorenzo Lopez.
David Winlerniti.
110 SEN W ALD'S BUILD I NG,
Does a general banking business.
Drafts for sale on the principal cities
of Great Britian aud Continent of
Europe. Correspondents solirited
First national Baiil
OF LAS VKOAS.
(Successor to Raynolds Brothers.)
Authorized capitll, $500,000
Paid in capital, - $50,000
Surolus Fund - $ 1 0.000
DOI5S A uEN'F.KAL BANKING lU'SINKS:-dw-lf
v
NEW STORE!
SEW
GOODS!
Wm. Gillerman,
Has opened a stock of
MERCHñND
at IForl JBascom,
A Full Assortment in every line
which will be sold at Las Vegas
Prices, Freight Added.
Eagle Saw Hills
AND
A1MBEÜ Y A SID.
-BY-
1. ÜOMKKO& AVOOITEN,-
PER THOUSAND.
their Lumber Yard, at the plumiing Mill u
VOhn 15. Wootc.
CH
ELcave your orders at the store ol
T. Romero Rro's., & Son.
Las Vegas. - 3!ew Mu.v
"THE WHITE"
The Lightest running
machine in the world.
Almost Noiseless. New and in Per
fect Order.
WM. . II. ALLISON,
ÜAST LA VEGAS,
-A.. B, STOFE
taiul n the Old
Ml
79
AIjSOMIN13R.
OONTRACTOn
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
T é' WEST JL.1S T'JEG.IS.
Having received a iasrgo stock oí' kLVEUt
THlñQ, and bowght as low as cash will buy
goods, they are now prepared to offer their
customers and buyers generally BETTER
SDUOEETS THAftS EVER BEFORE.
Having established a' Branch House n
East Las egas gives the people on the
East Side the advantage of SAVING TISV1E
AKD iOEY for purchasing their goods.
em
s ' & Mi b Q í i iá tí Itmm
AfJD PRICES boiow purchasing else
whew, JAFFA BROS.
T9WI LOTS FOR SALE!
A't tlie new town of Watrous, formerly known as La Junta, N. M., or La Junta R. U Depot.
I'lie lot-,' i ion is well known, a beautiful valley, rich farming country vell supplied with water for
1 rri"-!i 1 ion Mild til o! Imt 1 inn loses .
Natural K'ood roads leading in every Uireetlou to its large surrouuding agricultural andgra
zing country.
.-s "TPrfni
iv .v-t i-Vfc ier44 m ....
A irood business point, second to none in New Mexico. All it needs is a few live, stirring bu
Iness iiion and nothing will hinder its prupress. '1'ry it. The It. It. depot will be inreinlineot
receive and deliver IVeiiriit here for all points surrounding. Liberal Inducements will beeiv ( i
business men. . u. w atuoux a .-ium.
La Junta, N, M .
WlIOLESALii' AND RETAIL
M&t&ler iu JLiquor V igar$.
Sole agent in New Mexico
SA2PL. WAINWIIWIIT A COti Celebrated Bottled M. Lotus Beer
LAS VEO AS, NEW MEXICO
T. B. JIILl.S. WALTER C. IIADI.UY
ILLS & HADLEY,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
EXC1I AN (i K BUI LDING,
Issues Policies in blw following Companies.
vKTNA T.IFK, OK HMM'KOl!. COXN CAPITAL 27,0(10, 000
TKA Vi;i.i:i!' LIFh AND ACCIDKNT " fi, 000, 000
IIAKTKOIil) Kl 1ÍK " :i,3.-9,00()
HAMDUItG MADtil-.IIl'UG KIliK " 15,500,000
ST. I'aL'L t'l lil'j AND MA IÍINE " 1,000,000
GKIiM AX-AM KKKJAN Kl KK, ytV N KW VOK1C ' 2, 301), 000
CONTINKNTAL KlltK, OF NKW YOKK .. " 3,250,000
( ONNKG'I'K HT KIHK, OK IIA RTFOItl) ' 1,500,000
K1UK ASSOCIATION, OF I'll I L A DKLPH I A . . . " .1,500,00o
HOME INSi;kaNi;K COMPANY, OF COLUMBUS, OHIO " 1,000.000
MLiiCAXTILK MARINE FIRE, OF BOSTON " 1,000,000
STAR Flit K INSURANCE. COMPANY', OF NEW YORK " WO.000
UXTOX INSURANCE COMPANY' OF PHILADELPHIA " 500,000
Risks Written Throughout the Territory.
WHOLESALE
f SB HH I
Commission ierchants
LAS VECAS, MEW MEXICO.
Full Line of General Merchandise
Orders from Southern Colorado, New Mexin:
and .Irizonn solicited. Satisfaction Ganranteo
11YER FRiEDIAN & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
WCOI
, PELTS AND FURS,
OABBIAGES &c BUQG-IES,
IjWí fegaS) .Vew Mexico
mkR&mvvo ROMERO.
-DEALER IN-
GOODS SOLD STRICTLY FOIt CAS II AND AT A SMALL PROFIT.
WJANCJI STORE, LA CUESTA, N.M.
GRAND VIEW HOTEL,
LAS YEG-AS K M.
Dr. J. H. Sutfin Prop'r.
Tlie Best Accommodations that can be found
in the Territory.
i in
TTvr rr
BUS
To mi FKO.IIMLL, THE TKtflJVS.
nAtnt ranr as nnTi?
Ulllil IUU11UJJ11U liUIJJiJ
LAS VEGaS, NEW MEXICO.
T. I II.21m. Proprietor
J. J. 8a is ford, Manager.
Will he fcepl as a First-Class Haul.
Providing a good table, good attention, fine Wines, etc
The Traveling Public are cordially invited.
Tlx S3 1. IfcTioliolí, Xlotel, Ijas Vsa, M.
Browne & Manzanares
WHOLESALE GEOCEES,
7
FORWABDHTG
AND
COMMISSION
MEKCHANTS
LAS "V-IEGLA-S,
1ST. ILVL
J. ROSEN WALD & CO
Ijas Vegas, ZT . JLm
olesale
and detail
-DEALER IX
General Merchandise and Outfitting Goods.
Gool llides, Pelt and Produce generally bought for Cmth or hmi, 4 m
market price.
. M. ST VRAIGxlI,
Wholesal and Retail Deftlcr in
General Merchandise,
Mora and Watrous N. M.
Special Inducements to Cash Buyers.
M. BRUNSWICK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 1
General Merchandise
AND
0UTFITING GOODS,
Las rias, \n\n T.9 Lunas,
Heliiii
Socorre
tsuu Marcial
PÍE-: vi mmm
9 Sellar &

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