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LAS
VEGA
GAZETTE,
VOL.2.
Philip Holzman,
-DE ALLS IN-
GENERAL
MERCPDIS
17
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.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTER.
Frejcoe, graining, calsomining,
paper'hanging, etc. Leave orders
with M. Ileise on the plaza.
ii
BILLY'S
11
In Dold's Block.
Northwest Cor. of the Plaza.
The moU elegant appoiuted saloou in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
the country. Mixed drinks a spec
ialty. Open day and night.
J. AV. LOVE,
Commission Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
UAY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
Handled in Car Lots.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry always ou
and. Cash paid on consignments.
W. Steele,
JUSTICE! OF THK PEACE for Precinct No.
39, East Las Vegas. ,
Real Estate, Collecting Agent and Convev
iw.'ia Mnrto-mrfld and Justices' lilitnks ior
"office on the hill between the old and new
towns.
Jolin C. Carris,
THE BOSS
Boot V Shoemaker
OF
Opposite Jaffa Bros., guarantees satisfaction
and a perfect at or no pay.
W.H. WHITEL.AW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly,
rantwRtrent. East Las Veiras. New Mexico.
179-d.
BRE WE II Y SALO ON.
ALBERT L HERBER, Proprietors.
Onnosite Jaffa Bros.. East Side.
FVnah alwavs on Draught. Also
Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Can
nection JTJA.3ST KT. IjTJOERO,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - N.M
In Romero Building, East Side of the Plaza.
ll. J. PETTIJOHN M. D-,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vegas.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases ef Females a
Specialty .
HOT SPRINGS - - - 8 to 12 A.M.
LAS VEGAS-Central Drag Store, 2 t 6 P. M.
V, FRANCO CHAVES, ,
Attorney at Law
ALBUQUERQUE. - - - - NEW MEItCO
J. N. FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Gallery in the Rear of the Exchauge j
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
JNO.F. BOS'TWICK..
P. O, LYDON
BOSTWICK A LYDON
Attoxixy".t"X'Trtr.
Office at Exchange Hotel Building.
Lar Vegas, N. M.
Why?
Will you py two prices to irresponsible ped
lurs for sewing machines, when for one half
tha money yon can buy any first class machine
made, and warrented from three to fire years,
among which are the Singer, the White, Do
mestic. New American, etc. For price apply
to A. T. Harrison, at Hammond's Hardware
Hons t, Trinidad, Colorado. ll-8m.
IS VEGAS 1ST. M. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1880.
TBE
PRESIDENT
And Parly Making Their Way
Across the Country to
'the Front."
'Sowing the wind and Heaping
the Whlrldwind" Is what
the Democrats
Doing.
are
Immense Amounts of Money
to be Expended by the Dem
ocrats on Indiana.
Now Mexican Specials.
Shakspeare, October 25. -The pres
idential party, consisting of President
Hayes, Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Ramsey,
General Sherman, General McCook,
Mrs. Ahdenried, and Miss Rachel
Sherman, arrived here this morning
by a special train on the Southern Ta
cific railroad. The party started this
morning direct to Fort Cummings,
whence they will go to Santa Fe. An
escort of the 6th Cavalry, uuder Lieu
tenant Touey. accomyanied the party
from Arizona to this poiut, where the
jscort reported to Lieutenant Valois
9th Cavalry for further duty. The
party will reach Fort Cummings to
night,
Fort (Jumminers. uctooer zo. ine
President and party reached Fort
Cummings to-day at 8 p. m. from the
end of the track of the Southern Pa
cific railroad, a ride of sixty miles in
15 hours. In the morning the party
leave for Polomas, i oing by the cot
touwoods and expecting to be in camp
at Polomas to-morrow night. Next
day they go to the end of the track
of the A. T. & S. F. crossing the Rio
Grande at Fest's crossing near Old
Fort McRae and striking the track
near Kound Mountain, ine party
are an wen ana enjoy me trip.
Some weeks ago Lieutenant Valois,
9th Cavalry, went down to bnakes-
pear to prepare transportation, sta
tion relays and post escourts in an-
ticipation of the Hrrival of the presi-
dential party. Under his command,
the eecourt, companies of the 9th Lav-
airy and a detatchment oí the 15th
Infantry, will accompany the party to
the terminus of the A., T. & S. b.
road, which is expected to be at or
very near Round Mountain by Wed-
nesday. There Gen. Hatch will meet
the party, having left Santa Fe last Bqueiches the whole thing in the
Sunday for that purpose, aud thence mmds of all fair men. The Utica Ob
they will be brought by a spec- serTer s the only authority yet of-
ial train on the A., 1. &
S. F. road to Santa Fe-
Everything possible which could be
dono to provide for the safety and
comfort of the party has been attend- eath, as asserted and that no such
ed to by the orders of General Hatch, an institution as the Employers Uu
as shown by the detachments of troops 0n was ever known there, and now
stationed along the road tobe travel-
ed, the number of ambulances and re-
lays for rapid transportation, aud the
tents already pitched at each stopping
point, with full provision of all other
kinds for their convenience in resting
on the road aud in making each day's
journey.
in Santa e preparations nave ueen
in progress tor several week ior tne
arrival of the visitors, ine commit -
tees having charge of the matter of othr and 8imilar forgeries content
receiving and entertaining the party niftte(i and intended to be sprung toe
have worked vigorously and steadily
and have nearly completed the ar-
rangements. The uncertainty as to Rndit i8 useless to kick.-ED
when the guests would reach Santa
Fe has militated against the commit-
tees, aud retarded their work consid- A painter by the name ofSom
erably. Not knowing what hour in merville, of the east side, has been
the day the special would get in they missing since Saturday. He had
could not decide definitely upon what come oyer on the west side to make
kind of an entertainment to give, and collections, and was last seen about
even now this matter has not been 8 o'clock in the afternoon, He is
finally arranged. It is thought, how- supposed to have had considerable
ever, that a collation will be served,
at which addresses will be delivered
by various gentlemen of the city,
Governor Ritch will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome. The details of the
affair, however, depend upon the
movement of ihe Presidential party,
and how long they will remain here,
The finance committee has!rraised
funds sufficient to carry the affair
through with credit to the city, and
there is little doubt that the recep-
tion will be a fitting ouc. More defi-
nite news about the arrival and th
movements of the party will be re
eelved to-day and the programme
will probably be announced in to
morrow's issue.
New York, October 26. The Times
says the total registration of New
York City this year is 215,000 against
267,837 last year. An analysis of the
State shows that the increase has been
much greater in the Republican than
in the Democratic districts. The rate
of increase ever the registration is
t wenty to twenty-three per cent. The
total vote bears the same proportion
to the registration as in 1876. There
will be 202,600 votes polled next Tues
day, a democratic vote of 130,600 and
a Republican total of 72,000, giving a
democratic majority of 68,000. This
is what tha-table shows,. if itshows
anything. But the real increase in
the Republican strength in this city
does not appear on the registry lists.
New York, October 26. The Her
ald's Columbus special says that not
withstanding the persistent denial ot
the authenticity of the Garfield letter
on the Uninese question tne demo
cratic State Committee is devoting
its entire time this week to flooding
Ohio with fac similes of the docu
ments at the Republicanheadquarters
little is being done to urge upon the
different locations the importance of
keeping the campaign machinery in
running order and it would not be
surprising if the total of the Novem
ber vote would fall somewhat below
that cast for the State ticket ewiug to
the apathy or weariness ot the people
induced by thelong and exciting cam
paign just closed.
New York, October 26. A Cleve
land correspondent telegraphs the
Herald to-day as follows: Garfield
stated to-day to one of his callers
that he had jsst received information
that the Democratic managers of In
diana proposed during the remaining
few days of the campaign to spend
more money buying votes than they
had ever done before, realizing that it
is absolutely necessary ior them to
carry Indiana if they expect to elect
Hancock.
New York, October 26. The
thorough exposure of the spurious
letters nn t.h PliSoe ntioo5r
tached to Garfield and the strenouset
forts of Chairman Barnum to give
currency to the forgery are react
in j. fearfully against its uttercrs. Re-
gpectable democrats in great numbers
eipres8 their disgust, declaring the
purp08e t0 rebuke such methods by
votng for Garfield. Hewitts tardy
confeBsion that the body of the letters
are not (arfieid8 and that only the
Ljo - uatures are genuine is a contradic-
tj0Q of jlis origiually positive nsser-
t5ou lhat the whole paper was in Gar-
fiel(j8 chirography and completely
fnrp.d disnutiner the published declar
ati0n by many business men of Lynn,
tha t no A. L. Marsy was ever known
h nnd there is no record of his
tie Observer's authority, Wm. Nash,
publically declares that he did not say
that he ever knew Morrey but only
that there was a man employed by the
manufactures during the shoe makers
strike whose name he never knew.
while no arrests has yet been made
I - 1 - 1 Al
the detectives have aciue to ine aun.-
or Qf the forged ietters which they
confideutiy believe will discover their
1 n ThA offii..r8 are ou the track of
ute in the canva88 to admit of
rThe wire weut down at this poiut
mouey on his person, Auspicious of
foul play are entertained and it is
thought possible that he was enticed
into some out of the way dive and
murdered for his money. He wore a
gray business snit and a hat spotted
with paint. Diligent inquiry up to
the present time has failed to elicit
any information as to his wherea
bouts aud his friends are . alarmed as
to his safety. The police should use
every effort to ferret out this mystery
and should he have been murdered,
o bring the offenders to speedy justice,
- for crimes committed in this mauner
are damaging to a community. It in
- dicates an element of society which
must be rooted out.
A Denial.
In reply to on editorial in the daily
Optic of Oct. 26, headed "Two of
a Ki id," I would state that as far as
my name is concerned in the matter,
I do not claim any houor in the mat
ter whatever, neither have I any am
bition or right to do so. To Special
Agent Morley belongs all the honor,
and not to me. The statement that 1
had given the thing away is simply a
lie. Mr. Morley knows his business
and the Optic must have been badly
informed in regard to the matter.
Henry Becker,
. . , , Chief of Police. "
Mr. Becker is right in regard to not
giving the item away. The Gazette
did not get it from him, but a report
er was present at the time the arrests
were made, and hence knew it with
out tilling, and pre perly enough
made an item of news of it, as he was
not asked to suppress it, or informed
that it was not desirable to have it
published.
The Denver Tribune says: "Ar
rangements have been consummated
for the-publication of a new evening
paper in Denver. The type and ma
terial were ordered two weeks ago,
and the people may look for the new
paper in a short time. The enter
prise is started by men of experience
and backed by sufficient capital to in
sure a commanding position. II. W.
Green, an old New Orleans journal
ist, will be business manager. Mr.
Green is an able newspaper man. and
will bring to the business depart
ment of the new venture an expe
rience and energy that will go far
toward insuring success. It will be
independent in politics."
A letter purporting to have been
written by Gambetta has' just been
published in the Gazetta del Popólo.
Gambetta declares that if Garibaldi
should come to Paris he Would be
we comea witn love ana eratituae as
. .... . ...t i
the hero of Dijou and the representa
tive rf nnhln rtirrmia Ttnlv. Tr is
.. . . ,. ,
not inapposite perhaps to recall here
, n t t, ( . . . ... .
Gambetta once grave orders for the
Dijon here.
According to Prof. Grimmer, there
is a terrible seven years before n.
From 1880 to 1887 there will !e a uni
versal morrality. Asia will be depop
ulated, and Europe will become al
most a desert. America will lose
fifteeu million inhabitants. There
will be tempests and inundations. No
prophet could be grimmer than this
one.
The President aud party coming
from California by the way ot the
Southern Pacific and the Atchison and
Topeka roads, will be a good adver
tisement for the great southern trans
continental route. The people of the
States will thus learn that there Is a
banana line and a mud
Way to the
Great Pacific.
Messrs. II. Romero &Bro. haven't
room enough for their goods. They
have them piled to the ceiling. They
u.,. - -6. ,
propose to greatly enlarge their store
at once, extend'ng it back to the ace-
quia and thus give room for boxing
and packing goods for the jobbing
trade.
G. W Hartmau has handed us a
notebook, which was recently found,
and from the memoranda therein it
appears to belong to II. G. Wright of
East St. Louis. It contains a baby's
photograph, lock of hair and various
other trinkets. The owner can get it
at this office.
John White and George R. Stew
art leave to-day or to-morrow for
New Mexico. John goes to stay as
ong as he can tolerate the country,
but we may expect George back in a
week or two. Kokomo (Indiana) Ga
zette,
There may be a little toleration ex
ercised on both eides of the question,
but we will guarantee that when they
sret fairlv initiated into New Mexico
they will never swell the Republican
majority n Indiana more.
Administrator' Notice .
Notice is hereby eiven that the Hon. Probate
Court in and for the couuty of San Miguel, and
Territory of New Mexico, has appointed the un-
ders irned admin biraior oí ine entine oí rrniiK
Chapman, deceased. All persons Indebted to
said estate will make immediate settlement)
and all persons having claims against said es
tala will present them witnin twelve montns.
165-ly Administrator.
Las Vegas, N. M., Feb. 7th, 1880.
Dissolution Notice.
The Arm heretofore existing under the name
of Levy, Cohn & Co., Is this day dissolved by
mutuafconscnt, Mr. II. Cohn remains sole
UUUIBlWIIDVIIll 1 . ..... M ü '
proprietor, and assumes all liabilities agulust
the former Arm, and collects all outstanding
debts. Lvt, cohn A co.,
II. Cohn.
Lat Vegas, Oct. 2 1880. 67-Sw.
$50 REWARD.
give tho above reward for
I will
the return of my pony, which was
lost Wednesday night October 20th,
45 miles beyond Corhu Blanco, on
Albuquerque road.
Said pony is Iron Grey, 4 years old,
saddle and harness marks on his back;
nice looking. When lost had on a
stripped herse-blanket and new white
girtlc. Return the poney, get your
money and no questions will be asked.
D. W. Calfee,
- Pastor M. E. Church. -
Las Vegas, Oct. 25, 1880.
WANTED.
WANTED A cirnp cook for about 25 men
Good wages will be paid if satisfaction Is
given. Apply at this office or address Pauderies
Dunn, Kin con, N. M. if.
WANTED A situation to do general
house work by a lady. Inquire at this
ollice. tf.
WANTED. One or two furnished rooms
for a lady. Enquire at this ollice.
FOR SALE.
fM)R SALE CHEAP Six geod work horses,
I tme hack and harness. Apply at L. L.
Howison. East Las Vigas. 4t.
FOR RENT A room
Chas. Toft, East Side.
20x40. Enquire of
COR RENT One front
C Brunswick's store by A.
room
Dold
west of M.
87-tr.
LIOR SALE- A lot of chairs,
J: twe double sets of harness.
Dold.
buffalo robes,
Inquire of A.
87-tf.
I?OR SALE. Toree first-class lots in thp new
r town, on the hill adjoining the residence of
. v . i,ove on tne south, nest Location in the
cuy. Apply lo A. J. Houghton. 83tf.
FemLaralAg00d SadtU h0"e,by MrH"
f IME FOR SALE. By Moore & Huff, at the
ij Hot Springs. Leavé orders atHerbert &
vo'surug store, on tne plaza
TTÍOR SALE.
My house and land situntod nt,
JÜ West
las v oi;as. near the (irnnil V i Au
llóte!. For terms apply to the undersigned,
Sept. 25th, 1880. n51-lm.
FOR SALE. 100 head of cntt'e
information apply to Jaffa I!
Eor further
. . . . . r t-
to Jaffa Bros. , Las Ve-
ja, na a
NelBon & Co., Anton Chico. N. M
FOR SALEA good sixteen horse power
Bteain engine, all in running order and
large enough to run a flour mill. Any person
desiring to see it running can do so uny day i
iriv nlnnlni mill 1 - M,. i iJuA.
311-tf
B
ACA HALL FOR RENT. The proprietor
wishing to remove his residence will rent
Baca Hall for the coming Reason, or will sell it
for a reasonable price. The hall is the bent in
the Territory and is provided with a stuge and
complete scenery. Address,
AJN lUSlU JUfSJi UAUA
Las Vegas, N. M.
Notice to contractors.
Sealed bills will be received up to 8 o'clock p.
m. on Monday, November 1st, for constructing
the foundation ana cellar walls and all excava
tion rcauired for the new hotel to be built on
the northwest corner of the plaza. Plans and
specifications to be s-en nt tho office of thn ar
chitect, Chas. Hheelock. The right to reject
anv or all bias is reserved. Alt mas to be ad
dressed to the secretary Geo. J. Dinkel.
Uy order ot Hoard ot Directors.
CiiA.3. uiiAíNLiiAiii), rres.
HOWISON & FABIAN,
General Comm'n Merchants
AND SALESMEN FOR
EASTEBU
HUS E3 3
Office East side R. R. Ave
opposite Browne
Manzanares.
St. Mary's College
MOEA, IN". IM.
"7 -J-
nuartv LUfLLV jllvouiuio jut
1ñ rnnnt7 É900
Payable in money and products ot
the country. Tnis
i
Business College
Will re-open on the first Monday in
November.
For particulars address
BBO. DAVID,
Preside nt
DISPENSAS
S
AW Mí L L S
S. A. CIJEMENTS, Prop.
Located between Las Gallinas
and
Tecolotenos, 15 miles from
Las Vegas.
The best road in the country.
LUMBER OF ALL. KINDS AT
CHEAP RATES.
A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON
HAND.
Ala oi.jllo.ig T)rv !le(tinff Lnm
A180 BMUgies, A7ry aliening, ijum
berofany quality desired.
Prices to suit Everybody.
NO. 88.
L"
ELLIS,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.
We get up Signs on the shortcut notice and in
the latest style, both plain aud fancy.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
W. G. Ward,
Contractor and Buildr.e
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
ALFRED B. SAfiKU,
ATTOENEY AJ.' LATW
Dold's Building.
LAS VEGAS, - - N. M
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of every kind and style, at ReT. D. W. Cal
fee's. English and Spanish, or in any other
language, for sale cheap or given away.
M. MATT1IIESON,
District Superlntendnnt R. 11. 3. lor New
Mexico and Arizona.
E. H. SKIPWITH,
Physician & Surgeon,
Office over Herbert's
Drug Store on
the Plaza.
Santa Fe Bakery
Centre St., East Las Vegas.
JliVcytning in the Dakcr s line constatly
on hand
IUBE11TY & ANGELL, Prop'rs.
EXCHANGE
DINING HALL
HoOVGl', 3rrOp.
In former Exchange Hotel Building, the
Plaza, Las Vegas, N. M.
Now open for Transient
Guests and Regular
Boarders.
Center Street
V, A KimY
.And Lunch Counter.
(Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
supply Las Vegas and the Towns along
the lload from liatón to San Marcial.
Orders by letter will receive prompt at
tention. IIUBlíRTÍ & ANGELL
HOPPBB BEOS,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders filled on short no
tice. Proprietors ol the
Delmonico Restaurant.
East Las Vesas, N.M.
C. F. MASTSOFF,
Contractor and Builder
Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and
San Marcial.
tri ANDREWS,
a.1..
SANTA FE, - - - NEW MEXICO.
Prices lor Assaying Gold, $2.50;
Silver, $1.50; Lead, $1.50; Copper,
$3.00. Samples by mail will receive
prompt attention.
BICHAED IDTJITlir,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
naciwcomi, mr 3
Alex . McLean . Kobt . McLean . Jos . MeLeai .
McLean Bros.,
Contractors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fine
Plastering a Specialty. Contracts
taken in any Part of the Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
OTERO & J EAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
Lincoln, County, Hew Mexico.
M. SALAZAK.
ATORNEI-AT-ZAW,
LasVeqas
Nkw Mexico \n\n OTERO Y JEAGER,
Traficantes en'
Abarrotes, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
OXr-A-ZD-A-Ii-A-iT A.33jfL,
Condado de Lincoln, New Mexico.