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LAS
VEGA
AZETTE.
VOL. 2.
Philip Ilolzman,
-DKALLU IX-
IfflRCHAHPB
TI
Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avcuue, 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.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AND SIGN
P A I N T E II.
Frescoe, graining, calsomining,
paper hanging, etc. Leave orders
with M. lleise on the plaza.
"BILLY'S'7
In Dold's Block.
Northwest Cor. of the Plaza.
The moU elegant appointed saloon in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
the country. Mixed drinks a spec
ialty. Open day and night.
J. N. FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery in the Hear of the Exchange
Hotel, We6t Las Vegas.
;r. w. love,
Commission Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
II AY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
Handled in Car Lots.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid on consignments.
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OFTIIK l'KAOK lor Precinct Xo.
2!), Ktist Ln Vega.
Krai Estate, Colluding Agent anil Convey
ancer. Dueda, Mortgages ami Justices' lilunks lor
SillU.
OHice on tlie hill between (tie old and now
towns.
John C. Carris,
THE. BOSS
Boot & Shoemaker
OK
Opposite .J a flu Uros., guarantees satisfaction
and a periect nt or no pay.
W. H. WHITELAW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly,
Center Street, Kast Lai Vega, New Mexico.
179-d.
B U W E H Y SAL 0 0 $.
ALBERT &. HERBER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh Beer always ou Draught. Also
Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Can. '
nection
3xr. Luciano,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - N. M
In Homero Rnlidinjr, East Side or tho Plar.a.
N. J. PETTIjOHN, M. D ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springy and Lai Vegas.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases ef Females a
Specialty.
HOT SPRINGS - - - 8 to i A. M
LAS VEGAS-Central Drag Store, I to C P. M
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LY DON
BOSTWICK LYDON
AttorneyatIjiw.
O nice at Exchange Hotel Building.
Las Vhoab, N. M.
J, FRANCO OH A VES,
Attorney at Law
AUUJQUKRQUB.
- - NEW MEXICO
Why?
Will you pay two prices to Irresponsible ped
iera for tewing machines, when for one half
the money you can buy liny first class machín
made, and warrented from three to fle years,
among which are the Singer, the White, Do
raestic. New American, etc. For price apply
to A. 1. Harrison, at Hammond's Hardware
llonse, Trinidad, Colorado. U-.lm.
' PATP I A
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Degrading Campaign
Chairman Itarnuiii is
Cali yliig On.
(J tu eral Urant on the Witness
Stand-arñeld's Chinese
Record.
The President and Parly at Los
Andelos, California, on
the way South.
Republican Rally Arrest
Counterfeiters Rus
sian JVews.
of
Chicago, 111., October 23. While
the Times editorially figures out that
Jewell's messages to Florida were re
ally indicative of Republican fraud it
denounces Barnum for bad faith for
publishing the public dispatches
which he obtained surreptitiously or
through mistake. Its new York spec
ival howeer regards Barnum's claim
as ridiculous and accepts Jewells ex
planation as not only plausible but
correct. The feeling here is that Bar
mim'a campaign is degrading and al
most of despair as evidenced by ti e
bogus Chinese letter written to a mau
who never lived and addressed to a
uuiou which is a myth and shows by
this last that it is a desperate and con
temptible trick. The Democrats
themselves unite in condemning such
methods and agree that the cause of
the Democracy is becoming hopeless
indeed if it must be bolstered up by
such means. Some people accuse
Jewell of laying a trap for Baruum
into which the latter easily and rap
idly falls. The accession to the Dem
ocratic ranks of known Democrats is
now numbered by the score. The
chief causes re the agitation of the
tariff question among manufacturers,
the solidity of the South, the disre
putable tricks resorted to by the De
mocracy, the superiority of the State
and National ticket and, perhaps
more than all, the desire of the young
voters not to throw away their first
vote on a losing candidate who repre
sents not altogether the best elements
of society. It is believed that sur
prising majorities will be given for
Iiepublicans in the November elec
tions and that they will gain six Con
gressmcn in the States of Iowa, lili
nois, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Mis
souri.
New York, October 23. General
Crant appeared before the Warren
county court of inquiry to-day as it
witness but his recollection of most of
the events was not very clear as to the
details of the battle of Five Forks,
lie was asked as '.o his order author
izing General Sheridan to relieve
General Warren, but Mickney, War
ren's attorney, opposed the personal
opinion of the first soldier of the
country being given. There was a
tilt betwa u the attorneys and some
dispatches were produced. General
Grant could not say whether General
Warren had suggested au attack on
the enemy's rear or not. He found
that when officers undertook to think
for themselves instead of obeying or
ders it generally led to defeat. He
did not like it and it had led to the
discharge of one officer. (Heferring to
Warren). Stickney thereupon in
sisted on this being stricken out. This
part of the testimony was struck out,
together with some other answers de
rogatory to General Warren.
Chicago, III., October 23. The
Times editorially says of the alleged
letter of Garfield on the Chinese
question : The fabricator of that
pernicious document was some huu
gry ignoramus who did not know the
difference between free trade and pro
tection or possess ability to discrimi
nate either from the result of the In
diana electiou or bribery which can
be upheld by legal evidence.
The tamcness of the arguments of
the average white stumper in compar
ison with tho appeals of tho colored
campaigner is vividly shown by an
extract from the speech of a colored
preacher in Indianapolis : "If you go
back on tho ticket next month I am
afeerd I shall miss you ou the riglu
hand of the ffreat white throne."
LAS VEGAS M. SITADA. Y, OCTOBRR24, 1880.
Chicago, Oct. 23. A News cable-
gram from London says Clara Louise
Kellogg is engaged to a French Mar-
quis, name not given, but said there
has been a long correspondence and
irieuuvinp.
A republican demonstration this
afternoon composed of the employes
oí the industrial manufacturing iu -
stitutious was one hour and a quarter
long and was very imposiu. Hund-
reds of wagons and thousandsof men
ou foot aud on horseback carrying
banners, mottoes, and designs of ev-
ery imaginable conceit made a pictur
esque scene which was thoroughly
enjoyed by immense crowds that oc
cupied places along the line of march.
It it estimated that 20,000 persous
participated iu the demonstration.
James Doyle, the counterfeiter late-
ly arrested here, was brought before
U. S. Commissioner llayue to-day,
and his cat continued to Thursday,
under $25,000 bail.
San Francisco, Oct. 23. A Los
Augelos dispatch says that the Presi
dent arrived there t his morning at 9
o'clock and was taken in charge bv
ti, rnnnt; mm!ttn .,,,,1 ,u;Jtllc postage stamp, as well us Gar-
to Ornage Orchard and Vineyard ;
thence they were taken to the Agri-
cultural Park, where they were re-
cei ved by the President and Directors
of the Agricultural Association. After
a grand parade of stock they return
ed to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, where
an immense crowd was assembled.
Short speeches were made by Presi
dent Hayes, Secretary Ramsey and
Gen. Sherman and others. After hav
ing visited the Agricultural Exposi
tion they will be driveu to the mis
sion, San Gabriel, where, after visit
ing the Ranches, they will be met by
a train aud proceed to Arizona.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 23. An ad
dress is being privately signed among
the students here, embodying a peti
tion alreadv submitted to the rector.
fill' l-ipncnntafinn n Him mitilclcx. nf
'I LI.LlU.l IYS 1111 111 I 1J 117 KJ 1 I
public instruction, which demtnds
the establishment of a special student
corporation with the right They de
mand that no student shall be subject
to summary treatment by the police
without previous cognizance of the
rector.
I he Golos has a long article on the
failure of the crops. It says the out
look for Russia is very gloomy, and
will have to buy grain from abroad
How to feed the peasantry the coming
winter is a problem occupying the se
rious attention of the government,
and there is no ground for expecting
a good harvest in the future. The
thousands of insects that defy all ef
forts to exterminate them will lie hid
den under the deep snow until spring
when thev will renew their work of
destruction.
The Golos says the exnenscs for the
)asf fiuancial year exceed the estimate
by 360,000 roubles.
New York, Oct. 23. Judge Law-
reuce, in the Supreme Court Cham-
bers to-day, on application of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
granted au order to show cause, re-
turuable on the 27th iust., why an in-
junction should not be issued to re-
strain the the American National Com-
mittee from using or circulating litho
graphic copies of dispatches of Mar
shall Jewell, chairman of the Repub
lican National Committee, sent to
Florida, and given to the Democratic
Committee, through mistake of the
telegraph company. The original ap
plication was for au injunction,which
was not granted. The affidavit on
which the order was obtaiued was
madcbyNarvin Green, presiden' of
the Western Uniou telegraph com
pauy.
"II - it, 1 . i . I
.i.cago, in., uciouer -3.-ATrib-
uuu o i iiBiuugiuii special says : Jion
w..i.:.. i
Jay llubbell, chairman of the Kcpub-
ui-uu uituuuui commmee recalls a
conversation which he had with Gen.
Garfield at a time when the public
opinion upon tho Chinese nucstinn
was in its first formal stages iu the
w M I
east. We have said General Garfield
had ccrtaiu fixed and iust nrin.ini
which govern us in our treatment of
f - lysv-u
immigrants but those only are proper
Jy benelicianes of our Government
who come among us to stay and be-
como part of us. We hare the same
right to protect ourselves from bein"
overrun by the hordes from Asia as
against grass hoppers or any other
threatened danger. Whether or not
there is dauger of such au event is
quite another question.
New York, Oct. 23. The Protest-
Rut Epiicopal convention refused the
npplicalio , of the diócesi; of Virginia
for hu asiu'aut bihop. A rcsolulioi,
was adopted empowering the coin-
mittee on expeuses to make nccessan
arrangements with railroads for re
dued fares, and to raise moiiev for
traveling expensns to the next con
vention
j A resolution was unanimously
adopted that the general couveutioi
in 1883 be held in Philadelphia
A resolution wae offered by Rev
Dr. Dix, and adopted, calling upon
the house tor information as to the
ordination ot bishops.
New York, Oct. 23. 1). B. Aeugor,
Postmaster at Washington, D. C,
writes to Marshall Jewell to-dav.
,iiat no such canco! li tur stamo as that
showeu on what purports to be the
envelope in which Garfield's letter on
Chiuese question' was, was in use in
the Washington office ou tho 23rd of
January, the date the letter is claimed
to have buen mailed. The lac simile
of the stamp appearing onjthe envelope
m question is totally unlike the oue
me
au-
, .
in use at this office on the 23d of Jan
uary. It will therefore be seen that
fieia's 8SnaliiP(l, is proven a forgery
St. Petersburg, October 23. There
is ft well founded rumor nfioat that
111 consequence ot court intrigues
"gainst General Melikofl" he will re-
lire to the Caucuses, aud that the
compijny of ministers which isantng
onistic to MHikoff will be reorganized.
Ihe Russia has been suspended for
publishing the above. All the fort i
lied posts on the Turkoman steppes are
prepared for a six months siege. Rama
is to be provisioned and fortified for
attack in less than a month.
Washington, Oct. 23. In Rrooklyn
to-day the secret service officers ar
rested E. W. Spencer alias IJell Brock-
way, C. II. Smith, X. Jones, P. Ow
ns, charged with being conccrucd iu
counterfeiting $100 uationnl bank
UOtCS, All tl U. S
tlOOO coupon bonds
of 1861 issue. Smith confessed he
engraved the plates for those and va
rious other counterfeits. Their ex
amination is set for next Tuesday.
Doyle will be brought from Chicago
to be used iu evidence.
Santa Fe, Oct. 23. Deputy IT. S.
Marshal Tony, who, sonic day's ago,
killed a road agent, came in town to
day. He reports that ho followed the
band for fifty hours when they doubl
ed .back and escaped liini, but falling
iugiutothc bauds of Mexicans, who
were ou the outlook, owe was killed
in alight near Glorictta. aud another
was killed near the head of the Pecos.
Only two of the band arc now left.
Chicago, III., October 23. The
Times says the Democratic Slate Cen-
tnil Committee o Indiana U moving
for a comnlete t x-noson of the fnniitu
perpetrated at tke late election and
issues an address to the Democrats
un-ino- that Senator McDonald be
furnished the details of every case of
perjury.
San Francisco, Oct. 23. While Mr.
Bridges and wife, of Sau Fernandiuo,
were attending a political m?etinffat
that place, their house caught rire,and
their four children, the oldest 11 vears
o'd, were burned to death.
San FranciKco, Cal., October 23.
The Democratic wing of the work
iugmen met last night and withdrew
Senator Enos, their candidate for
Congress and endorsed Gen. Rose-
crans, the Democratic candidate.
San Francisco, Cal., October 23.
The Burkentiiie, from Port Madison,
with lumber, is ashore in a fog three
miles south of the Ocean. House and
will probably be lost.
London, Oct. 23. It is un lerstood
that a total ot 100.000 in o-nlrl will tin
shinned from here tn-rt. for Am.rl.
' c5
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ca. bteanier triscia from llavero, for
t . ir i .
ixew lorK, aiso iook out 1D,000
francs,
Dublin, Oct. 23. The tenants of
King Harmon, ex-member of Parlia-
, , , . -
'0"'o, oí ouici laiutiorcis,
've recciea nonce no: to pay lull
rcnts u,uler penalty of bcin?shot
Dublin, Oci. 23. Tho indictments ;
hgaiust the land league will include
w speeches, testimony of 3.w witnes-
8CS an" various newspaper articles,
A lew days ago 1000 pounds of
IIome8take ore was run through the
arrastra. The ore was taken from the
tunnel dump without retereuce to
quality. The sum of $41 was obtain
ed from tha 1000 pounds of ore, thus
showiug a yield of $80 per to n. This
test establishes the character of the
Homestnke mino and foreshadows a
for t lio tn nip i t
A special train of four coache
conveying General Manager Stron;
and a party of officials of varimi
railroadt, passed tsoulh jesterday ii
the front. They are iuvestigaiin.
the resources of New Mexico, and be
fore going east a portion of them will
visit White Oaks and report upon tin
expediency of extending a branch in
fo that rapidly developing mii-erai
co u u try.
WANTED
w
ANTED. -One or two furiUliud rooms
lor a lady. Enquire at this oftice.
w
ANTH) A cfwul II vol v lu. i- ... 11.1,
drugstore. sotl'
t ANTED. A r.iirse girl. Apply to Mrs.
Chas, llfeld. .
w
ANTED. good gardener. Apply
to
mrs. uesmarals, J. us Veaa.
W AN 1 ED. --immediately, al the hotel of
. . ' - . . . vuillllllllQ, I, Ollll lU.lli;iI!lt
one good first cook and one good second cook ;
also nre irond waiter. nfii)--w
FOR SALE.
?in SALIO, Torco llrst-clasa tots in the new
I 1 town, ou tho hill adjoining Ihe residence of
.1 . W. Love on (he south. Bast Location in tho
city. Apply to A. .1. llongliton . ntf.
1IOItSALK. A good saddle horse, bv Mrs
J Desmúrala.
I IMK KOlt SALE. Bv Moore A Huir, at the
' ..' Hot Spring's. Leav orders atltcrliert A
(Jo'sdnift 8t.ir, on tho plaza
FOR SALE. My house and land sitimted at
West Lhb Veifas, near he Jrind View
llotel. Kor terms apply to the tiitdcrsifrncd,
L:is eprns, N. M. D. PEREZ.
Sept. 25th, ISM). nSl-lm.
I TÍO It SALE. J00 head of r.ntl'r. Kor further
J inlormullor. applv to Jiiflji Bros., Las Vc
and A. Nelson A Co., Anton Chico. N. M.-
I7IOR SALE A pood sixteen lioise power
steiim eiisine, till in running order and
hirco vnoufth to run a flour mill. Anv person
ilebiriiifrto sec it rtmnliifr can do so uiiv dav nt
my pinning mill at Lns Veens. Applv ' for
t"" I JOHN II. W DOTEN.
-';lí)-tr
Dissolution notice.
'I lie linn heretofore existing under the name
of l evy, Colin A Co., is this dny dissolved liv
mutual consent, Mr. II . Cohn remains sofe
proprietor, and assumes all liabilities Htfulnst
the Conner llrm, ami collects nil outstanding
delils. I.kvt, Coiix A- Co..
11. COIIX.
Las Vegas, Oct. 2 ISWl. 57-3w.
Administrator' .N'ntioe.
Notice is herebv criven lluit the Tl nil 1,nlifilA
Court in and lor tho comity ol San Miguel, anil
territory of Sow Mexico, lina appointód the un
dersigned administrator of the estate of Frank
Chapman, deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate will mke immediate settlement:
and all persons having claims against said es
tnlu will present Ihcm within twelve months.
31. BRUNSWICK,
lli.i- y A ti m i n Uti'n ii.i
La Vegas, N'. M., Feb. 7lh. m.
V. HREEDKN. VV. C. HAZLKDIXK
BREEDEN & HAZLE DINE,
ATTORNEYS f: COUNSELORS
AT LAW.
Albuquerque - - - New Mexico.
ill pnetice iu the Sunrcnie and nil tln m
tc nt courts of the Territoi y.
The Best Place
TO 23TT3T
i NEW BUGGY
-OR-
Is from a Man thnt un
derstands the 7 rants of
the Country.
Only Carriage Shop in New Mexi
The only Full Stock of Carriage
Th
co.
Material in the West is kept by
If. . SIIUPP, Lax Vega, X. M.
1ST. SEO-TTIR,,
Triillcante en
ABARRO1
n
Licores.
PROVISIONES.
Frutas
Tabacos, Cigarros, ote,,
Calle Segunda al Sur, - Las Vegas.
G. W. PUICIIAKI),
LAWYER'
East Las Vegas, - New Mexico.
JOSE I). SENA,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW,
Santa Fe - ... Xew Mexico
tend to business in both Span
ish and English.
prosperous future
White Oaks.
LAS VEGAS AND VINITA
MAIL ANDJX. LINE.
JtUNNIXU DAII.T FROM FOKT JIASCOM TO
FOItT KLLIOTT.
l'aient" and Kxpreni matter leavlnc Lm
Vegas on Tuesday morning will bo rorwardod
on weekly bucklioard through to any point ia
the Pn 11 and! of Texas. Charges reasoimlde.
C. U. AUSTIN. Proprietor.
isTO. 80.
Ward,
IK G.
Contractor and Buildr.e
LAS VEGAS, X. M.
ALFRED ii- SAiiKH,
ATTOEXEY A'J .' XjJLVJ
Dold's Bulldin.
LAS VEGAS. - - X. M
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of err kind and style, at Her. D. W. Cal-
feo's. English and Spanish, or in any other
language, fur sule chuap or tdven away.
M. MATTH1ESON,
District Superintendent It. B. S. lor New
Mexico and Arizona.
K.U. SKIP WITH.
Physician & Surgeon,
OH ice over Herbert's Drug Store on
the Plaza.
Sania I?e Bakery
Centre St., Eait La Vefn.
Everything in tho baker's line eonstat!j.
on hand
HUBERT Y & AXOKLL, Prop'rs.
EXCHANGE
G
HALL,
A. T. Hoover, Pl
op.
la f-.rmer Kichnnse Hotel Building, n rfce
Pinza, Las Veicns, X. M.
Now open for Transient;
Guests and Regular
Boarders.
Center Street
BAKERY,
And 1 jiincli Comitor.
(Formerly Santa Fc Bakery.)
IS NOW BEADY FOR BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
supply Las Vegas and the Towns along
the Road from Raton to San Marcial.
Orders by letter will receive prompt at
tention. IIUBKKTY k AN ft KM.
"HOPPER BEOS,,
Dealer in
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
CI-OTltlMi, BOOTS & SHOES.
Produce h Spt-cinlty. Orders 11 1 led on hrt n
tire. PropriHors ot the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Knst Venas, N. M.
C. F. MASTSOIZ
Contractor and Builder
Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and
S.n Marcial.
jpi ANDUKWS,
SANTA FK,
Prices lor Assaying
NKW MKXICO.
(iold, $2.50;
.Silver, $1.50; Lead. 1.50; Copper,
$3.00. Samples b mail will receive
prompt attention
ftOTAKY PUKLIC,
Alex. McLpan. Hobt. McLean . Jon. McLean .
McLean Bros.,
Contractors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fine
Plastering a Specialty. Contracts
taken iu any Part of the Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay nud Forage.
Lincoln, County. Mexle.
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Traflcantes en
Ibimttx, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
Piulado do l.lnroln, ,1w Mexlr.
HOWISON A. FABIAN,
General Comm'n Merchant!
AN') SALKSMEN FOR
EASTEBU
OIT.ca Knst side R. R. Are.
Manzanares.
HU3E 3 ,
, opposite Browne A
M. SALAZAIi.
DININ
LjAI Viab