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THUIiSSDA Y. OCTOBER 21. 1880.
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Montoya vs. Romero for Sheriff.
Ennoit Daily Gazkttk. As 1 see
your paper is impartial in oli
tics. luMi through its column lo
give mi impartial view (if certain po
litical iiuitu'r. I rci'.l in the Daily
Optic oft In1 lt i one of mi many fee
ble tlorts of that J paper in favor of
democratic candidates; this time iu fa
vorol'.he candidate for sheriff on the
democratic hide giving to understand
that Mr. Miriam Moutoyu will per
sonally lili the dm km of his otllcc i 1
fleeted, and that Mr' Hilario Homero
the rcpiihliean candidate, would ii
elected, lrivo a deputy in his place.
Well, now, I believe that such can
not he the fact if I inn to judge by the
facts. Look at the democratic con
duct iu that matter, and you will find
that the present democratic sheriff
never has fulfilled his office personal
ly, but through a por. and a Tory
poor deputy, to say the least, and
fut her more, neither he nor hi deputy
Ins ever kept an office in any given
place within the boundjiies of the
county, lo mv certain knowledge.
No budy could lind Mr. shcritl when
nioai needed and if anything wrong
was going on in either (own, neither
Mr. Sheriff nor his deputy could be
toiind on hand, but would be oil to
the Sapcllo, and if his successor is to
i rot over the same track, 1 say we
will be worse off for electing him, be
ciuse his ranch is farther' off than
Sapcllo. I f any man should be for
tunate enough to make the acquain
tance ol Mr. Montoy:, after ho is elec
ted, in case that he should be. he will
not be equally fortunate to point out
the new sheriff lo any of his friends
and say, ''That is the man'' for there
will be no such chance in store for
anybody, as Mr. Mouloya, faithful to
democratic use of keeping office will
be on his wiy to his ranch before any
body can see bins.
Therefore I say that Mr. Romero is
intinalely superior to Mr. Montoya as
a sheritl and as a man, even if lie dep
utizes anybody in his place.
Mr. Homero is one of the few men
whom at the time of the murder of the
jailor iu this town volunteered, with
out being cal ed upon, to go in search
of the murderers in spite of the re
monstrances ot the deputy sheriff who
in meeting him, that it was no uso in
following the murder.
Mr. Homero, then, I think, Í3 the
man for sheriff' and not .Mr. Montoya,
who represents a cowardly admin s-
i ration. Oxjseuvek.
Lieutcuant Day, of the 9th Cav
airy is in the city from Fort Stanton
He was made the subject of an unjust
criticism in the Optic ot Tuesday cv
ening. lie was charged witti not do
nig I. is duty in strutting around town
iu lull uniform and not catchiug de
serters The "Optic" man was lab
oring under a ini.tapprcheii.siou of the
fact. Lieut. Day is in town because
it is his duty lo be here, lie was
oidered here to receive deserters
when ciught a:id not to catch them.
It would 1k a foolish thing to send
an officer known by ever man in the
regiment to hunt around and catch
deserters. He would be immediately
recognized by any of the men, what
ever disguise he might assume. There
are better methods. lie can set the
police and other parlies, not suspected
by 'cs i ters, after them, who may
have some chance of bagging their
game. He, can thus await develop
ments at ti central point. This wc
understand is the duty which Lieut.
Day is ordered to perform and which
he is doing. As to the full uniform,
with the exception of the coat, he
bought all the clothe he is now wear
ing at Chas, Field's iu this city. The
"Optic" should understand a subject
before it cuts and Mashes in adogrnat
ic mauioT
- The directors of the Las Vegas
Hotel Company met lost, night, all be
ing present. As they have got fairly
started ;iov they will push work rap
idly. The bids for removing the old
Wagner House from the ground were
opened. There were three bids in,
that of Mr. Wagner to tear the house
awav and remove all rubbish for
$G00; Messrs. Borden & McGuirc of
fered lo remove the buildiugnnd care
fully pile all material for $400, or take
all for removing all ; Messre. Rupc &
Castle offered to take the building
lor $200 and remove it from the
ground. The last being the lowest
bid was accepted by the directors.
The plans presented by Mr. Whcelock
we' o considered and generally adopt
ed. It is designed to construct the
building of brick un 1 make it three
8'orics high. The estimate cost of the
building without the grouuds is $28,
000, making with the grouuds $35,000.
The old luildiug will be removed at
once nud work proceed on tho new.
Excitement in Slnaloa.
A private letter from Mazatlau,
Mexico, contains the information
that ex-governor Rubi, who was cap
tured at the battle of San Vicente,has
met tho fate of a 6oldier, or in the
language oí the Mixicans was "pasa
do por las armis" (shot by soldiers by
orders of superior officers.) Don
Domingo Rubi was elected governor
of the State of Sinaloa some eight or
ten years ago, and made a very pop
ular chief executive. He was very
friendly to Americans, and no de
cent American ever got into trouble
with the officials whom he
did not befriend. Iu the late revolu
tion in Sinaloa the deceased took up
arms against President Diaz, and if he
has met the fate of a soldier thero arc
many who will moiru his loss. Gov.
Rubi was a self-made man, and though
his education was limited ho had an
abundance of what we call good
'horse 6euse." Ho owned some very
rich mines and was by profession a
miner.
It is also stated in the same letter
that Colonel Ramirez, the chief of the
Sinaloa revolution, had entered Maz
atlau in disguise, with the evident in
tention of takiug the first steamer
for San Francisco. His guide, how
ever, betrayed him for $100, hut he
managed to escape to the woods,
about live nvles distant from Maza
tlau, where at latest accounts, he was
surrounded by soldiers to prevent his
escape. His capture is expected every
moment, and It is believed that when
he is caught be will be "pasado pol
los armas." The death of two such
men as Rubi and Ramirez, and iu
such a way, will create a counter feel
ing that must give the Government
6omc trouble. Ex-Govcruor Rubi
was very popular, and Ramirez has a
large following. Arizona Sentinel.
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Ft. Union, N. M., Oct. 20, '80.
Dkar Editor:
I send you a few items.
The Fort has bceu very quiet for
the past weekjexcept the work which
goes on steadily. Lieut. Gibbon
seems to have largo administrative
capacity.
Political discussions are frequent
and heated.
Wild ducks are beginning to visit
the ponds and creek in this vicinity
Contractors are busy putting in hay
and wood; the former is very fine.
Croquet is just in style at the Fort
The young folks of Tiptonvillehave
organized a Literary and Debating
Society who meet on Friday evenings,
with the followins officers : Mr.
Burns, president ; Tom Fritzleu, vice
president ; Miss Brown, secretary ;
Miss Tipton, treasurer: Mr. Ben
Bruhu, marshal.
Sheriff Burleron and .party, from
Colfax county, were in Watrous on
the 19th inst.
We make every effort to secure all
the news, both general and local, but
in making a newsy paper we always
aim not to touch or hurt the business
interests of men. Loss is often occa
sioned to meufby publishing items,
learned in a manner which should be
confidential. These items arc often
interesting reading, but a uewspaper
if it wauts to do more good than ha in
should use some judgment ui to the
force and effect of language,
Messrs. Marwede and Brumlej
are busy putting shelviug in their
store room in Rosenwald a block
Thev will soon be ready to open eut
with a full line of hardware, glass
oils, paints, wooden ware, brushes
etc. This is an eutcrprieing firm and
they will undoubtedly meet with sue
cess.
At the Grand View are register
ed: A. J. Williams aud W. McCleary
Trinidad; Mrs. Deolavare, Fort Sum
ucr; A. Altaian, R. B. Dickinson and
II. L. Grimshaw, A. T. k S. F.; J. A.
Rodecker, Waierville, Ks.; P. P. Jaco-
by Lincoln, Neb.
Superinteodeut Lee of the new
hotel at the Hot Springs, would re
sign, but the president of the com
pany is in Europe aud a successor can
not be nppoiuted until he returns
Mr. Lee is compelled to ramain at his
post.
--The guests at the Sumner House
are J. C. Jacobs, San Marcial ; Jlenry
A. Cuuiff and wife; Charles II
Phipps, Santa Fe ; II. W. Boyer
Pueblo, B. C. Wooteu, Grayville
Mo.; L. P. Browne aud wife.
n i
We noticed two men laud square
ly on their backs from a bucking hor e
in front of the Mackley house last
eveuing. The horse thought one man
was enough, but Mackley thought two
could ride him.
J. J. Conway, a gentleman from
Deadwood, Dakota, favored us with
a call vesterdav. Ho is traveling
through the territory in his own con
veyauce with ti view to seeking Iu
restments.
Local Items.
Fine bracing weather.
Ctarley Palmer goes east to-day.
Dr. Petlijohu is improving slight
ly.
Jefferson Rayuolds goes east to
day.
The sick people are all getting
better.
-Hou. M. A. Oteor is home from
Santa Fe.
Charley Ilfcld has a new and fiue
show case.
L. . Gippen was among the ar
rivals yesterday.
Lathing and plastering the bank
building yesterday.
Mr. McClcllan went down the
road yesterday.
The Arizona Miner f.pclls stocks
for short stox.
The walls of the Romero building
are going up rapidly.
Indiana votes ahead of the census
returns everv time.
Porter's plurality over Landers is
officially announced at 7,141.
Tho buildings in the burnt dis
trict are rapidly assuming shape.
Candidates for justice of the
peace are thicker than blackberries.
- Thos. Jones, Dallas, Texas, and
W. II. Jones, Corpus Christi, Texasa
are registered at the National Hotel.
Prof. Robertson is preparing
report on the mines belonging to his
company which will soon be publish
ed.
One of the high ball dealer?, on
the east side says he wouldn't sell out.
for $3,000. Business is good with
him.
H. Romero & Bro., received yes
terday a car load ot muslins and cali
cos, to supply their steadily increas
ing trade.
C. Shemfield, Council Bluff's, Io
wa ; D. A. Cropeu, Kansas City ; I. E.
Saint, Kansas, City, arc registered at
the St. Nicholas.
Dr. J. II. Sutfin and party came
in from the Jicariihis yesterday. They
brought up quite a fiue collection of
mineral specimens.
Capt. J. W. Wilkinson, wife and
child, were among the arrivals irom
Fort Stanton yestcrdi v evening. They
are at the Grand View.
They have the justice of the peace
fever bad near the Sumner House. As
a result, ihe candidates have shaved
up aud put on their best clothes.
- Mr. C It. Browning sold A. P.
Crawford, roadmaster, two lots in the
Rosenwald addition yesterday. This
looks as though he would drive his
stakes permanently.
Tony Nies, U. S. Marshal, came
up yesterday. Ho had some myster
ious busines iu baud the facts of
which diligent inquiry failed to
elicit.
Dr. Skipwith proposes to investi
gate the possibility of sinking an
Artesian well at this place, at some
point high enough to bring the water
to both towns
Mr. McPherson, of Baughl's Sid
ing, was amoug our visitors yester
day. His company has established
a new camp on the line between San
Jose and Kingman.
Marcus & Clemm expect to get
into their store on Center Street
Saturday. They will likely be the
first to gctback to the burnt district
of these who were entirely driven
out.
Among tho candidates for Justice
of the Peace on t he cast side arc J udge
Steele, the present incumbent, Judge
Talbot, Mr. Barney and Mr. White
law. Deacon Sanford is also thinking
of running.
W. H. II. Allison, the live agent
for the White Sewing Machine, re
ceived yesterday a large invoice of
new machines. Those desiring this
favorite machiue can now find them
at Allison's.
Creen Hacks.
Now is your time to go to Isidor
Stem's, lie must mark goods down
to make room for the immense slock
of goods now in transit. Every
thing will be sold at cost until the
new stock arrives. Call early aud
late.
A lnro-p. nnil new stock of the vcrv
latest designs in wall paper just re-
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ceivca at JAFFA J.KOS.
New boots and shoes, a large ttoek,
just received at Jaffa Bhos.
Flannels of all colors at
81tf Jaffa Buos.
Ladies cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres,
in every variety at Jaffa Buos.
All kiuds of fall and winter goods
just received at Jaffa Bkob,
Important Notice.
For the beoelltofoiir cili.rts who ki cut, ttie
Ule copies f this iaier will be kept on file in tlir
ticket uflice ol' lh ( nii'iigo, Uní luidlo tí .'iin
ey ri rod, at 59 Clark fetrcet, ChicuKO, Hi.,
wkcr Utr art prlTllegri t .IUn4i-eui tire.
E.
Gents, boys and childrens ready
made clothing at
J. Rosenwald & Co. 41-tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately by
ÍKANK OODE.W 41-tf
O. L. Houghton has ordered an en
tire outfit of tinners tools and machín
ery and will open a tin shop in con
nection with his store on the plaza.
He will be prepared to do all kind
of tin work, repairing, etc. ts
The old friends and customers of
Philip Ilolzinan 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
Fraley's meat market on tho corner
of Center street and Grand avenue tí.
Referring to the above, I beg leave
to inform my friends and the public
generally that I will continue the
wholesale aud retail liquor business at
the old stand, southeast corner of the
plaza.
Thankful for past patronage so lib
erally bestowed on the old lirm, Ires
peet fully ask a continuance of the
samo.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval.
Las Vegas, N. M. Sep . 2ó.
Cloaks and" dolmans superior to
anything in this country at
J. Rosexwald & Co.
Notice.
All persons indebted to me either
by note or account are hereby notifi
ed that D. P. Shields Esq., is my only
authorized agent and attorney for
collectioa of the same.
C, E. Wksche. tf.
Notice.
All persons indebted tome, either
on account or by noto, are hereby
notified that I). P. Shield, Esq., is my
only authorized airen t. and attorney
tor collection of the same.
nG8-tf C. E. Wksciik.
Laces of all kinds at
J. Rosenwald & Co.
Zephyrs all shades and colors at
J. liOSFNWALI) & Co.
3. K. Lucas Manufacturer of Mexican
Filiares Jewelry.
The ;!'.;"! .:' ure of Filigree Jewel
ry by native workmen being a special
ty m my business, and many persons
haying expressed a desire to witucfs
the process, J hereby extend a cordial
invitation to all who may visit this
city to call (presenting this card) and
give mo the pleasure of conducting
them through my r aclory Santa i e
JN. M.
S. II. Lucas.
Reopened.
Mr Philip Ilolzman has reopened
his store on ihe east side in the cor
ner building formerly occupied by
Fraley's meat market where he will
be happy to see all his friends and
customers. tf.
Rubber over-hoes for ladies, gents
and children at
RoSKXWALD & Co.
A car load of bar iroii will be re
ceived in a few days bv O. L. Hough
ton. :T
Wanted. A woman to do general
housework. Apply fur information
to this office.
Miss L. R. Moore, late of Chicago
has recently brought from Eastern
cities a full stock of lu-shionablc mil
linery and has opened a store two
doors west ot'St. Nicholas Hotel, in
Las Vega", where she is prepared to
suit ah customers who desire latest
styles in either goods or work. .All
ladies who desire anything in her
lire are cordially invited to give her a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
66-e-o-d..'tt.
Those ladies hats and bonnets re
ceived yesterday are beauties indeed.
They are perfectly lovely. On exhi
bition at J. Rosknwald & Co.
One hundred dozen ran -h eggs just
received at A. J. Ckawfokd's.
Xoliec.
The parents of the children in pre
cinct No. 2G are hereby required to
send their children to the public,
school under the charge of Alberto do
Silva. Otherwise they will be com
pelled to do so aeeoruing to law.
AiiTirun Mokkison,
Gl-lw Justice of the Peace.
Noticia!
Los padreado los niños del precinto
No- 2G son requeridos de mandar a
sus niños á la escuela publica, bajo el
cargo do Alberto de Silva. De otro
modo ellos serán cumplidos do hacer
lo en conformidad de la ley.
AliTIlt'll Moiiiusox,
Juez de Paz.
Dissolution Notice,
The firm of Dougher & Baca i ; this
day dissolvul by mutual consent, Mr.
John Dougher retiring from tho samo
Mr. Francisco Baca y Sandoval will
continue the wholesale and retail li
quor biiMiiess at the old stand, on his
own account.
John Dough ion,
Fhanclsco Baca y Sandoval,
Las Vegas, N. M., Sept . 25.
Pickled pigs reel, at A.J. Craw fords
Loekhart it Co. have received a
large stock of oils and paints; also
"Holdens enamel painfwhich is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con
stantly kept by them. 50-tf.
Foit Rknt. The corral of the Ex
change Hotel on tho Plaza. tf
A gasoline stove with fixtures for
sale. Inquire nt this eflice. 6-tf.
Fall and Winter Stock
ALREADY
ew York Clothing Store !
OF COURSE,
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
Also jfgents for Devlin $ Co.,
For Suits Made to Order
Cottages to Rent. ;
Two new cottages to rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New !
York Clothing Store. East Las Ve-'
gs- ' 314-tf. ;
Indian Pottery.
The largest stock, in the United
otates, oi Indian pot tei y, both anci
ent and modern, ai M. A. Gold's In
dian department. Santa Fc, N. M.-ll-tf
I.olsf oi- Kale.
Parties desiring locations on which
(o build houses tor business purposes
or residences, would do well to call
on the und'jnsigucd, 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. Salazak.
0 (lice north-east corner of the
p!.za. 24G-tf.
Holbrook's tobacco is the best.
Fall and Winter Goods.
1 beg to inform my customers, that
I am in receipt, of'plirt 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 1 will sell at the
lowest possible prices.
I have completed my stock in gents'
furnishing goods, so as to oiler the
liuest selection in town.
A choice line of Fall aud Winter
clothing is expected daily.
I invite the public, to inspect my
goods before buying elsewhere. I
bold oui as inducements low prices, a
good selection and prompt attention.
Chas. E. Wksciik.
West Side of Plaza.
Fine Boots.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed lo do all kiuds of work in their
line. Fine work a specialty. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. lG-4m
I would respectfully call the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the Wrhite Oak mines, and the pub
lic in general lo the luct 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. " Anton Chi
co is on the direct route to tho mines
and I sell goods at the lowest rates.
David Winteknitz,
Anton Chico, N. M
We are prepared to furnish all
kiuds of building materials for con
tractors. Lockuakt & Co.
21 -If.
(Jo to M. Heise.ou the south side
of the plaza for fiue wines, liquors and
gars. 2ó3-tf
Go to Judd's liiirber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Pickets for sain at Loekhart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
Notice is hciehy given that 1
have at present, no agent or agents
whatsoever and that all my business
a Hairs will be miu -iged by myself
Pmi.i l' IIolzman,
Las Vegas, Soj't. 22. 180. 49-tf.
Clean towels Mid sharp razors at
Judd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.'
Brick for sale in large or small
quantities, at LociciiAKT & Co's.
A fresh assoriiueni of gmt's furn
i.-liiuir goods jus: received at the
store oí C. E. Weselie.
All kind.s of wclien goods just re.
ceived ami for su c at low figures, at
J. ÜOSKNWALD fc CO. 41-tl
Ribbons for I lie millions at
J. Rosknwald & Co.
Ladies suit.', silk, satin, cashmere the
most ben lit if ill goods you can wish
i for at J. lloSKNWALD & Co.
Gents, ready niado clothing, a large
stock at J. Rosknwald & Co.
Boots ami shoes a complete stock at
J. KOSKKWALD Hi CO,
ATI
AT THE
AND AT THE
Philip Ilolzman.
-DEALLU in-
GEp RAL
mr rn i mm
muiiuiimuiuJJ
Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avenue, East Las Vegas.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as can be found anywhere
which will be sold at the lowest pos
sible rates.
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL $ LOW
LOJ y GLOBE.
HOME, of New orh.
SPRINGFIELD, Fire
and Marine, Mass.
C. R. BRO WNIJVG,
Aú'nt.
Off ce in the new town.
Coffins, t Caskets and
Undertaking Goods ot
all hinds kept constant-
7 -i y
Ly on liana by
VKJLJVK UGDEJV,
Las Vegas, N. M.
Orders promptly filled.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAIN T E R.
Frecoe, graining, calsomining,
paper hanging, etc. Leave orders
with M. lleise on the plaza.
An Interest in the Evans Coal Mines fo
Sale.
This coal mine is situated within
six miles of Las Vegas. Four 6eams
of coal have been exposed, in thick
ness from one to four feet. Shaft is
45 feet down and drift 30 feet in.
This is the 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 arc two lime kilns withiu three
hundred feet of the coal shaft. For
further particulars address
J. G. & F. E. Evans.
n81-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 rates, at the Las Vegas
Bakery, South Second street near the
plaza. 66-2t.
Wanted. Ten stouo masons. Good
wages paid. Apply to D. C. McGuire
Las Vega, N. M. 57-tf.
0. Ii. lloiiühton has a regular ar
senal ot fire-arms, the lurgcst 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. Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity,andol the best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Hcise's, south side
of the plaza, Las Vegas, N. M. S53-tf
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand at
the Central Drug Store. 1 31S-tf.