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Las Vec's Daily Gazette
SUNDAY. OCTCBEB 17, 180
An EmUrlir." Clerk.
Henry Gerbr r vh has beer, in the
i-mp'oy i 1 'sir. C. E. We.M-lic fur the
past ::r lias (IL-Mii pearcd from our
mid-t. He win discovered in embez
zling hi- ii;il' vr'n money. F"i
from lime, in lad since hi it .Spríuj; .
(ierber has !..'. ! ih eloping, mines in
the muí ar'mr- mlniiigilistrict, paying
(ut 1 u r f -iiüis t money lo laborers
an. I tor illinium tool.', powder, etc.
Mr. Wcfchf! notiee.Gerlni's expeuses
wen: niiK'li In-yon. I h'n proper income
111(1 concluded to investigate the
sou !( i. i" liis i- i!tii. 1 1 o aked Gcr-b-r
how he managed to make such
hc.-ivy Hinl ruiiiintiod Investments. He
tolil Mr. W. th;it I. chad expected such
a qt stioti ami thai lie hail obtained
the money front other parlies, but. re
fused to M-tv iioin whom. Mr. W. in
sisted that he should (ell and finally
hespid Mr. Evans had furnished him
the money. Gerbcr then waited an
opportunity to mm; Mr. Evans and
tried to got him to Kay to Mr. W.tliat
he had loaned the money. This Mi.
Evans naturally enough indignantly
refused to do ami told Mr. Woselio
thai he had neither loaned or given
Mr. ticib -r any mmiev and had none
to invent in that manner. This let
Cerber out entirely and so he owned
up that he had been pilfering from
Mr. Wi-sehi- lo a heavy extent, lie.
begged hard for mercy which Mr.
Wesehe, out of kindness, ot heart,
granted. It is estimated that his em
bezzlements averaged $15 per day a:id
r ached a rolal sum of $5,000. Mr.
W' sche ac -epted his individual note
for this amount and allowed him to
pack his in rsonal cffeels and go. lie
is now in the mountains.
Attention, Sports!
The money has been deposited with
I he New to make (ho following bets:
Any sum lroni one hundred to live
hundred dollars that. Indiana will cast
her electoral vote tor Hancuek and
English. Any sum from one hundred
to live hundred dollars t hr.t New
York will cast her eh-vlora! vote for
Hancock and English. Any sum
from one hundred to live hundred
dollars that 1 1 uncock and Eng
lish will be elected. These be UR may
he taken singly or together. Trinidad
-News.
Aviso.
l'or ( I presente inioi no al publico
en gi m-ral que el haber declinado hi
posición que me fue conferida por el
partido I h.-niocT.i! a de ote condado
no In sido coii e! fin de cambiar mis
opiniones coin o Demócrata que hasta
ahora sostengo. Solamente o he
hecho ú causa d" mi pora salud.
ilespeel liosamente,
A. A. Romero.
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CHURCH SüRViSES
MKTl'lODIST Cni'ÜCIl.
Senium this- morning al 11 a. hi. by
t he pastor.
I Sutiday school at 3 p. in.
Short sermon at 7 p. in. by the pas
tor. Subject, East Rksort.
Kwrybody welcome and invited.
i). Cai.kkh, East or.
i-n ks n Y'J'K k i a n c t :: c r .
Church in West has Vega.
Mo.uiiig service at 11 o'clock.
Evening S'-rviee at 7 o'clock.
Stuuiiiy School at, 9:-ló a. in.
ST l'Al'I.'.S KriSl-Ol'AI. ClIL'IiOlt.
Morning service with holy eom
munioii at 1 1 a. m.
Evening service at 7 p i:i.
All are invited to coiue and wor.sliip
Ktsv. D. A.Sanfoki, ofiiciaii'tg.
The frame for t: e new addition
to the school hoii.-e is up.
-
- The Odd Fellows hall to be giv
en on the evening of the 27th inst.
promises lobe the event of the sea
son. The fulloiviiig are the commit
ters: On Arrangements I. D. Wolf, T.
Kuteiibeck, M. llcise, J. Fleck, Dr. X,
.1. Peltijohii.
On Invitation Louis Sul.haclier,
Major Arthur Morrison, I'. O. Eydon,
.1. N". Strausner, W. A. (ilvens.
Floor Managers II. X. .Jalla, Al.
Houghton, l'hilip Ho!.;nan, Herman
Colin, J. Bell.
On Weft' simtents Ca;t. II. Hut
loa, E. MeAffcrty, J. Geherly, A.
Destín ii' s. .J. W. Love.
On Reception F. E. Herbert, .Jos.
Wou-nwaid. S, S. Meiuleiihall, .1. S.
Credit.
Five hundred invitalious will be in
sued. Mr. A. C. Sloan and family were
among the arrivals yc.-ierday. They
will be permanent residents. They
are fit present 6topping at the Grand
Vi-'vv. .Mr. Sloan will thus make i,m
Vegas headquarters. We welcome
them.
Local Items.
-Fullmoou to-night.
- -The town is out of coal.
Felipe Lopez is in town.
Take a rest to-day.
O. L. Houghton is in St. Louis.
High ball aud free lunch at
Bramnis.
Clam Chowder at Billy Burton's
Monday night.
D. P. Shields, Esq., ha his office
on the east side.
Kirkpatrick will slay over Sun
day at the Springs.
The trame for the new addition
to the school house is np.
It is pretty cold to t rau?acl-business
in a tent this weather.
Sevoral bet on New York are
made, Its about an even thing.
The new assayer's cards are out,
aud ho solicits a share of Hie business.
' F. E. Herbert went out lo the
Springs last night to stay over Sun
day. Billy Burton will open his cozy
saloon in the Dold block Monday
night.
"Buildings of substantial adobes
arc being rapidly pushed in the burnt
district .
Adobes are scarce, and several
parlies intending to build are think
ing of using stone altogether.
The Trinidad News says what it
plead s and ridicules the man who
threatens for revenge. Pure grit.
Mr. Palmer, of the boot and shoe
house of J. A.Cooper & Co., Kansas
City, is back from ins southern trip.
Mr. Palmer of the boot and shoe
house of.T, A. Cooper & Co., Kansas
City, is back from his southern trip
Mrs. Laduer has been offered
$1,000 for her lot on Center street but
she prefers to keep it and will build
i soon.
The new material is unloaded at
our door every day and wc have already-the
best equipped office in the
territory.
Col. Loekbart's new business
house facing down Centre stieet ia
progressing rapidly in spite of the
cold weather.
Col. Loekbart's new business
hi use facing down Center street is
progressing rapidly in spite of the
cold weather.
Bill v Bur:on will have the tiente
and cosiest little rendevous in town
and the boys say the beauty ot it is
that it is private.
Remember the opening of Billy
Burton's saloon Monday night and be
sure and he present. A pleasant
lime is anticipated.
A. Desmonts, bouse and sign paim
er, inserts his card in another column
Hi will do all manner of paper hang
ing, calsoiiiining, etc.
j Mr. Booth is the good benefactor
j who has been leveling down the dirt
j hauled on the east end of the bridge,
i so as to make it a road.
Center Street .Bakery is the new
sb-n over the bakery of Ruber' v &
Angeil. They have discarded the an
cient name of Santa Fe.
The new job office of Maj. lumau
and Mr. Eeighton was taken from the
cars eslerday and put up in a Itu'tld
ing near the Optic office.
T'ne Knights of Pythias mc last
night at the Odd Fellows' Had for the
purpose of organizing this .order in
this city. Tin; re was n good attend
ance. J. Campbell has completed two of
the iiuest diagrams and surveys of
.Mills & Hold's addition to Las Ve
gas that have ever been made in this
country.
Dr. Jeffrey, of-Brooklyn, and a
pastor of that place has spent the
summer in the Rocky mountains
making some investments in lilthy
lucre holes.
-There are numerous reports of
shooting and killing which have no
foundation in fact. Before making
such reports, the proper aulhorilics,
who would bo likely lo know, should
brc consulted.
S. W. Lee, Hot Springs; C. J,
Lanlry, Cottonwood; .1. A. White,
Topeka ; W. Barrows and tí. L. Wiley,
Boston, arc registered at the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
It is difficult lo tell whether it is
a matter of civilization or irrigation
in the low portion ol ground be
tween the two towns, but the, furrows
look very much as if they marked out
streets.
The fo'lowing persovs are register
ed at the Grand View : W. (I. Rogers
and family, Pueblo; A. N. Houghton,
A. C. Sloan, Mrs. S. L. Sloan, Misses
Anna andFcttie Sloan. Salina, Iva li
sts; Wni. F. Baker and L. M. Carson,
Topeka, Kuntfts.
j - J. II. Wise and wifr, Kansas City,
M. D. Pezruin, Glorieta; G. I). Man
digo, Alamillo,- Daniel Gnrber, Ala
millo ; J. St. Johu, Cunada, and A.
Burlcy, Omaha, are registered at
the Sumner Hou.-.e.
Ifthere were six large stores
ready for oeeupauey on the East Side
they would be taken before noon, by
parties who are newcomers and deire
to go into bu-iisess Any one having
capital to invest would, we think,
find such property profitable.
Charley Ilfeld Ins a splendid new
inlaid cabinet desk for his office. It
in a fine piece of furniture manufac-'
lured by Woolon's Desk Co., of Indi
anapolis. It is provided with patent
doors and is mahogany finished. It
is complete in all particulars.
"; The two towns of Las Vegas are
growing together rapidly. Messrs.
Blandían! and Dinkel have laid off
their ground into streets and blocks
by ploughing farrows. These lots
oiler splendid inducements as they
are right iu the line of business aud
well situated.
Jalla Brothers were busy yester
day unpacking a heavy stock of fall
and winter goods. They certainly
have as complete a stock of goods as
was ever brought to Las.Vega. They
have everything required by the
household and for men and women's
wear.
An enthuisastic tenderfoot was so
anxious to secure some dead ducks in
a pond near the Cedar hills that, he
stripped and waded in, and besides
gelling thorough.lv chilled was unable
to get his boots on ag;:
iin and had to j
return to Cimarron barefoot, a tender
foot indeed, News and Press.
Mr. Lovejoy of Topeka, Kansas,
has about determine! to establish n
house here. He is looking for a room
to open tip in, and as soon as lie re
turns from a trip down below wheth
er he starts to day, he will try and
make a decided break. If he could
get a building lie would order a gen
eral stock at once.
Unclaimed artiled in possession
of Henry Becker, chief of police: One
Smith & Wesson six shoob-r ; two
horse covers, bran new and of good
quality ; one Smith & Wesson pistol,
calibre 32; one large leather trunk
weighing about 150 pounds. All of
these articles can be obtained by the
owner by callingou Mr. Becker, prov
ing property and paying fortius no
tice.
Mr. David J. Miller, the popular
eir.el cierK ana translator ot me M.r
veyor General's office, will leave
Sania Fe lor a visit to his former
home in Texas, on the ISth inst. Mr. M.
settled in Sania Fe in Oelober, 184,
accepting a position as clerk in the
office wheni he is now employed aud
where he has since remained, serving
in iflerent capacities. Mr. Miller
will be gone about a month, and we
wish him a pleasant journey and safe
return. Daily Democrat.
The following is an order from
the Post Office Department estab
lishing a daily mail to the While
Oaks via. Socorro. This order it will
b seen takes effect the 15th inst In
pursuance of an order from the Post
Master General to, first resume serv-'
ice, second change to begin at Socor
ro instead of Santa Fe and run by
White Oaks to For t Stanton and back
and increase to s.-ven limes per week.
This order to take effect. October 15th,
1880. By order of the Postmaster
General.
General Haskell, of the Salvation
Army, eulertained a large crowd on
a St. Louis Street corner tiie other
day. Retold them that he was for
merly a circus man and a good card
player. He said that over in East St.
Louis the Army hada camp where
they fed tie; hungry He said he did
not, care who came if he was right
out. of the penitentiary and was hun
gry he should have, something to uat.
II was no use talking religion toa
hungry man. First till his Moiinaeh.
You could never con- ert a hungry
man. There had never been an in
stance of it on earth. Of the differ
ent political parlies, he said there
were good men in each party, good
men in the Democratic party as well
as in the Republican. More than that
there were good men who were edit
ors, and up iu Casey county, Iowa,
George W. Ashton, editor of the Cla
rion, had been converted to God, the
first-instance, in the history of Chris
tianity. A large and new lock of (he very
latest designs in wall paper just re
ceived at Jakka lines.
New boots and shoes, a Ittrge stock,
just received at Jaki-'A Bkosj.
Flannels of all colors at
81 1 1 Jakka Bkoh.
Ladies doth, Merinos, Cashmeres,
in every variety at Jaffa linos.
All kinds of fah and winter goods
just received ot Jaffa Bitot,
Gents, boys aud childrens ready
made clothing at i
J. KÓSENWALD & CO. 41-tf. I
Two good carpenters wanted im- j
mediately uv j
Pit A NIC ÜGDHN. 11-tf i
O. L. Houghton has ordered an eu
tire'outtit of tinners tools aud mschin
cry and will open a tin shop iu con
nection wit I, his store on the plaza.
He will be prepared to do all kind
of tin tvork, repairing, etc. ts
The old friends and customers of
Philip Holzman will be glad to learn
that he has opened out with a full as
sortment of general merchandise in
the rooms until recently occupied by
Foley's meat market on the corner
of Center sn eet aud Graud avenue tf.
Referring to the above, I beg leave
to inform my friends aud the public
generally that I wi l continue the
wholesale and retail liquor business at
the old stand, southeast corner of the
pla.a.
Thankful for past patron-ig" so lib
erally bestowed r n the eld firm, I res
pect fully ask a continuance of ih
same. 1 KAXi'isc) Baca y
Las Vegas, ,'. M. Sep .
lANDOVAI..
Cloaks and dolmans superior to
anything iu this country at
J. EOSICXNVAI.D & Co.
N 0Í.ÍC2.
All pesous i.idebled to me ei her
by nolo or account are hereby notifi
ed that D. P. Shields E-q., is my only
authorized agent and attorney for
collection of the same.
C, E. Wk.sciii;. tf.
All persons indebted tome, either
on account, or by note, are hereby
notified that D. P. Shield, Exj., is mv
only authorized agent, ami attorney
for collection of the same.
nGS-tf
C. E. Wrsciik.
Laces of all kinds at
J. Roskxwai.p í Co.
Zephyrs all shades and colors at
J. RoSFNWAM) & Co.
Luc
Manufacturer cf Mexican
Filijj-eo Jewelry.
The manufactura of Filigree Jewel
ry by native workmen being a special
ty in my busiui ss, and many persons
having expressed a desire to wiluess
the process, I hereby extend a cordial
invitation to all wiio may visit this
city to call (presenting this card) aud
give me the pleasure of conducting
them through mv Factory Santa e
N. M.
S. ii. LycAS.
Mr Philip Holzman has reopened
his store on the east side iu the cor
ner building formerly occupied by
Eraley's meat market where he will
be happy lo see all his friends and
customers. tf,
, .
Rubber over hoes for ladies, genis
and children at
RosroNWALD & Co.
A car load of bar iron will be re
ceived in a few days by O. L. Hough
ton. A woman lo do general
Apply for in formation
housework,
to this oliii-c.
Miss L. R. Moore, late of Chicago
has recently brought from Eastern
cities a lull stock of fashionable mil
linery and has op lied a slore two
doors west of St. Nicholas Hotel, in
Las Vegas, where she is prepared to
suit all customers who desire latest
styles iu either goods or work. "All
ladies who desire anything in. Iter
lire are cordially invited to give her a
call before purchasing eisevi here.
(i'J-e-o-d.ol.
Thooe ladies ha Is and bonnets re
ceived yesterday are beauties indeed.
They are perfectly lovely. On exhi
bition at J. Ro.SKMVAU) & C.
One bundl ed dozen ran h -received
at A. J. C;;a wfoi:
in-i
'ol ice.
The parents of the children in pre
eiuei No. '0 are hereby iviuud to
send their eh'ddi-e.i to the public
school under the charge of Aibcrio de
Silva. Otherwise they will be com
pelled lo do so ncc.ii- ing to law.
AliTuru Mouiitkox,
Gl-lw Justice of the Peace.
Noticia!
Los pudres de los niños del precinto
No- 2U sou requeridos de mandar a
sus niños á la escuela publica, bajo el
cargo de Alberto de Silva. De'otro
modo ellos serán cumplidos do hacer
lo en conformidad de la ley.
AiiTiirn MoiÍiüson,
Juez de Paz.
Eisoiittia fv'oliec.
The linn of Doiigher & Baca i ; this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
John Doughcr retiring from the same
Mr. Francisco Baca y Sandoval will
continue the wholesale und retail li
quor business at the old stand, on his
own iiccout-.t.
John Douuiiku,
Fuaxcksco Haca y Sandovai,,
lias V egas, N. M., Sept. 25.
Pickled pigs feet at A. J. Crawfords
Lockhart & Co. have received a
large stock of oil and paints; also
"Iloldens enainei painl"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con
stantly kept . them. 50-tf.
Fon Kent. The corral of lite Ex
change Hotel on the Pinza. if
A gasoliuc stove with fixtures for
tale. luqtirti at this Hice. iS-tf.
WW o :
Fall ami Winter Stock
ALREADY
lew
OF COURSE,
DOWT FAIL
Also Mgents for
Sottagéátfc péíjt.
T w o neyó.t ta gés' ; to : r-uí at the
HoKnáu's.-; Apply to the New
York Clothing Store, East Las Ve
gas. 311-tf.
.Indiej Pottery.
Tlie largest! stock, in the United
States," 'of Indian potteiy, both anci
ent'and modern, at M. A. Gold's In--Uian
department, íaul.a Fe, N, M.ll-lf
l.otw If or t.al".
'Pariie's desiring locations on which
Co bttild houses tor business purposes
or. residences, would do well to cab
on the iindersigued, who will sell loU
at reasonable rates. All said lots an
situated on the east side of the rail
way -opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
' M. Sai,azah.
Office north-east corner of the
plaza.
'JIG-If.
Holbrook's tobacco is the best.
Fall and Winter Goods.
1 beg to inform my customers, that
I am in receipt of part of my fall and
winter stock. I shall make as before
a specialty of everything in the Boot
and Shoo 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 slock in gents'
furnishing goods, so as to offer the
finest selection in town,
A choice line of Fall and Winter
clothing isexpeeled daily.
I invite the public, lo inspect my
goods before buying elsewhere. I
hold out as inducements low prices, a
good selection and prompt attention.
Chas. E. Wkschjo.
West Side of Plaza.
Fine Eools.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed lo do all kinds of work iu their
line. Fine work a speci, Ity. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. llj-lm
I would respeclfuliv c, til the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the White Oak mines
;tn
! the pub-
Ii in general to the fact that 1 have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, w here 1 keep a com
plete assortment of general lnerchan
di.se; -and make a specially of miners,
supplies, provisions ect. Anton Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
and I sell goods at the lowest, rates.
Da vj i) W i nt i : u x i tz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Wo .'re prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. LoCKIIAltT & Co.
21-tf.
Go to M. Heise.oit the south side
ot the plaza for line wines, liquors and
gars. 2511-1 f
GotoJudd's Barber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Pickets for sale at Lockhart &. Co's
planing mill. 23-tf.
Noticio is hiieby given that I
have at present no agent or agents
whatsoever and t hat all my business
affairs will be managed by myself
Pit I t.I f II O MAX,
Las Vegas, St t. 22. 1880. -13-11'.
Clean towels nd sharp razors at
Jndd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Brick for a!e in large or small
quantities, at LockjiahT & Co'a.
Afresh assorlment ol gent's furn
--hing goods jus', received at the
st'jre ot C. E. Wesehe.
All kinds of wohen goods just re.
ceived and for su e at low figures, nt
J. li'OSINWAU) & CO. -11-tf
Uibbons for tin; millions at
j J. I'oSRNWAM) & C'O.
(
j Ladies suit.', silk", satin, cashmere the
: most hentililul goods yon can wish
: for at J. Kosknwali) & Co.
j Gents, ready in-idn clothing, a large
stock at J. Kokknwai.I) & Co.
Boots and shoes a complete stock at
I J. ItOKRNWALB & (J.
York Jldthing
For S LifeMarie to Order
v -V T;:''':-" ' "'' -'
ITTTTTrt II III III II limiílllllHli hlMii i, '
AT THE
Store !
AND AT THE
TO CALL.
Devlin $ Co.,
Philip Holzman,
-DKAI.LK IN-
ERCHANDISE
Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avenue, East Las Vegas.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as can bo fyuud anywhere
which will be sold at the lowest pos
sible rates.
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL, LOjY
DOA, GLOBE.
HOME, ofXew York.
SPRLYGFIEJ D, Fire
and Marine, Mass.
C. 11. BBO W IJ G,
Agnt.
Offce in the new town.
Coffins, Caskets and
Undertaking Goods of
all kinds kept constant
ly on hand by
' FRANK OGB EX,
Las Vegas, Á M.
Orders promptly filled.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AfD SIGN
P A 1 N T E R.
Freseoe, graining, calsomhiing,
pap- r hanging, etc Leave orders
Willi M. Hi-ím- on the plaza.
An laiorett in í'3 Evans Coal Minea for
Sale.
This coal mine is situated within
six miles of Las Vegas. Four seams
of coal have been exposed, in thick
ness from one to four feet. Shaft is
15 feet down and drift 30 feet iu.
This is tlrj only coal mine within fifty
miles or more of Las Vegas. Coal is
in great demand here, prices ranging
from seven to eight dollars per ton.
There are two lime kilns withiu three
hundred feet of the coal shaft. For
further particulars address
J. G. it F. K. Evans.
u81-tf
Las Vegas, N. M.
Mr. P. M. Jones desires to an
nounce to the public that he is now
able to accommodate a lew boarders
at reasonable rules, at the Las Vegas
Bakery, South Second street near the
pla.a. " 5G-2t.
Wantkd. Ten stone masons. Good
wages pt id. Apnly to I). C. McGuire
Las Vega -, N. M. 57-tf.
O. L. Houghton has a regular ar
senal ol fire-arms, the l.rgest stock in
all the west. It is not only for a 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. Wine and liquors ol the best quaf
ity, and of the best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Ik-iso's, south wide
of the plaza. Las Vegas, N. M. 353-tf
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand ot
the Central Drutf Store. 81S-tf.
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