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LAS VEGAS, N". M., A;DXKKI)A V NOVE.AIBEI ÍO, 1880.
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Philip iiolzimm, !
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Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avenue, East La Vegas.
A complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as cau be fouud) anywhere
wli.f.h will be .sold.' at lowest pos
lib serates.
John C. Carris,
Moot Sr Shoemaker
OK
Opposite Jada Uros., suarantees satisfaction
anil a perfect lit or no a.v.
A. Desmonís,
HOUSE AfiD SIGN
P A 1 X T E R.
Frcscoe, graining, calsomin'mg,
paper hanging, etc Leave orders
with M. Heise on the plaza.
Reliable Insurance
LIVEKl'OOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE.
HOME, OF NEW YORK.
SPRINGFIELD KIKE AND MA
RINE, MASS.
11 AM BURG-MA i - DEBURG, HAM
BURG, GERMANY.
C, K. B n O W N I ft C,
AGENT,
on h i: in sew tows.
Coffirs, Caskets,
Ami Undertaking Goods (it all Kinds Kept
Constantly on Hand.
I, AS VKGAS, X. M.
All Orders Promptly ! illed-
J. W. LOVE,
Commission Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
UAY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
ilaudled iu Car Lots.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid m consignments.
n v m-cz rBkr tb
(Operative and Mechanical.)
Listening to the solicitatatiou of many citi
koiiu f La Vosas, lr. E II. Deirraw lias
opened un olllce for the practice of Dentistry.
CTIOX OF TEETH.
TIIK
DOCTO II' S SPECIALTY
IS KINK
GOLD WORK.
Teeth Extracted, Plugged and repaired
Mouths examined ami . advice given free
Charge.
ATTIEICIAL SETS OK TEETH IN CELLU
LOID. OKKICE HOURS FROM 8 A. M.,to 5 P.M.
liooil Reference Given. All Work Warranted.
Olllce on North Side of Plaza. Open .hllj
1st, ISSO.
J. N. FURLOfJC,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery in the Roar oí the Exchange
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
EICHAED T)Ulri5T,
NOTA It Y PUBLIC.
N. J. PETTIJOHN ifl. D ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vegas.
Chronic Diseases anil Diseases' of Females a
spectulty
HOT SPUING - - - StoUA.AI.
!-AS VEGAS--Ceutrnl Drug Store, 2 too 1. M
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Trullcantes en
AJniTotis, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fletero.
OUJD A.Tj A. IR, A.,
I'oiMliulo l Lincoln, New Mexico.
J. FltANVO JI1A VKS,
Attorney at Law
ALBCQL'KKOL'E, - - - - NEW UKXICO
ujmMíL
MERCHANDISE
TELEGBAPHIC.
Ilitntoik's
Plurality
1
St.
the
OUlcial Count
in
I,ouis S21
A Political Scheme by Which
the Solid SouthC V
Vote lor iJarfieJil
The more y Lcjter 0 SIo,vly
Grinding along i
limit. 1 2
Presidential Appointments-.
Tire at líotlie, Cal. Storm
in Michigan.
Considering.
; Chicago, JUi
iuois, November 9.-
Times Indiaiypolis special says a sto
ry is telegraphed from Washington
that leading Democrats of the South
were considering the advisability of
having Garfield's election made yiR
nearly unanimous as the vote of their
States will make it. The pian received
some confirmation In a conversation
bel ween a member of the Democratic
state central committee and a Times
correspondent, the former said After
the October elections when ii became
apparent that Hancock con d not be
elected some of the wiser men in the
party who foresaw trouble to the De
mocracy in havingits strength lie in
thu Solid South agitated a scheme by
which i ii e ciecirai oie ui several 01
im! cwuim-ia ..uuv mu. w ibuk wLu,e remainder of the state ticket
ifflr Gailield so that the pufiLy inighw
be in good shape at least to have some
sort of a show in another contest, but
the Bourbon element stepped on it
and the fight went on under the same
old leaders. It was a great mistake
and I think the crowning one of a long
series of stupid blunders beginning
wiih the nomination of Hancock.
That was a concession of weakness
nnd an admiss on that we had nothing
of our own to make the race on, aud
we deserved to be beaten. What the
parly ought to have done and what
was due to itself aud due to him was
to re-nominate Tilden. Neglecting
him was not only a slupcudous blun
der but the basest political ingrati
tude of the age, so monstrous as to be
absolutely a crime. With the Solid
South destroyed the most effective
campaign material of the Republican
party would be captured from them
and the Democracy be iu the better
trim for the next contest than at any
time within the past , twenty-five
years.
Morey Letter.
New York, November 9.
In tins Morey letter cpse Morey tes
tified that his brother was a Elight-of
hand performer named Denn3 A.
Morey. Thai Julian Morey was a
half brother aud that he had auother
brother named George H. Morey, and
two sisters, bothofthem being dead.
He had not been paid for testifying in
tlii? case; that he had a nephew Frank
1). Morey. ,
Robert Lindsey testified that he was
a deteclivc lor the secret organization
of workmen in Maryland he knew II.
L. Morey and traveled with him last
i ebruary to Lynu: Morey showed the
witness the Chinese letter on that oc
casion and again in Boston between
the 4th and 5th of February; he iden
tified that which was shown him; he
knew Morey first through a letter of
introduction from a certain secret or
ganization none of which he refuses
to disclose; witnesses business ivag
ch'efly walking about mines doing
nothing; he could not however give
nono of t he names ol the proprietors
of any of the mines about which he
liad been employed for years; he nev
er went by the name of Co-nell but
knew a man of that name who is now
in the Albany penitentiary; he lost
' some money in Philadelphia in Febru
ary, lb78; wituesshad previously sta
ted the 6:ime money iu Boston the last
time; Bliss demanded the name of the
president of the workingmen's organ
ization which employed the witness
but the hitter said he was under oath
not to reveal it or the secret society.
Lowe maintained that the witness
need uot answer.
Judge Davis said: 'Such oaths
should not abstaiu justice. The ques
tion was a proper ouo."
The wftness declined to answer the
question, when Judge Davis said that '
he must answer the question. After
consulting with Mr. Lowe the -vit-ncs9
said that W. W. Thompson, a
lawyer in West Cumberland employ
ed Kim; he saw him last Thursday and
told him that he was coming to testi
fy; he had lived with Thompson 12
years near the j&il; did not remember
how near the court house was to the
jail; he received twenty-live dollars a
month winch he finds iu a letter in a
niche of a ruin about a quarter of a
mile from the entrance: didn't kuow
the names of the family with whom he
slept the past mouth.
French Politics.
Paris, Nov. 9. Iu a ministerial
statement received at the opening of
the chambers, Jules Tcrrv, president
of the council of the Ministers Pub
lic Institution for the expulsion of
non authorized religious societies
says; It is impossible to suspend the
laws in consequence of resistance to
their enforcement, nor have I deemed
it necessary to ask for a new legisla
tion law relative to congregations,
legislations are wise and necessary
and were established for the defense
of civil society and the rights 1
stales. Certain members of irregular
societies Actuated by political ral her
that religious motives have organiz
ed rebellion against the law move
ment, and do not intend to enforce
the dec.rce against female congrega
tions as their- position will be regula
ted by other procecdure.
Official Vote.
St. Louis, Not. 9. The official vote
of this city gives Hancock '23,827, aud
Garfield23,0()fi. Hancock's plurality
821. Crin ende u,dein era tic, for gov
ernor 23,519; Dee.er, republican, '3,152
Brown, greeub icker, 891. Crittcn-
ui,,,, nl.,p,iii Ar,7 ,i,...i;, .. ....
I V - l"UI 11(1 I I KIKJ I . ii IJ I M l I (I 1 J I V Ull
ranges from 231 to. 10G5. In the cily
oflices majorities ranged from 1454 for
the democrats to COOO for the republi
cans; most of the city officers elected
being republicans. Of three stale
senators elected the republican elect
two, and of fifteen representatives the
democrats elect ten.
Springfield, III., Nov. 9. Official
returns from seventy-five counties
show Cullom lor governor 185,324
Trumbull 161,480. Streeter 1796. Gar
th Id' majority will be 40,500 mid Cul
lom's 37,000. ' .
Wool.
Philadelphia, Nov 9. Wool mark
et linn but unchanged.
Boston, Nov. 9 Wool demand is
good and ujicce gradually tending tip
YiU'd. TlT prospects of trade-con-ununing
are encouraging and holders
appear to be quite indifferent about
selling, Now that a favorable 1uni
has come holders do not feel like
closing oul all their desirable wools
after carrying them on dull markets
for several months The demand
continues for all grades and qualities
although manufacturers are still rtin
niug on fine wools and late purchases
of washed and unwashed fleeces have
reduced stocks materially. California
being in demand ainf Spring calling
at 25 to 27; Fall at 16 to 20
Irish Troubles.
Dublin, Nov. .9. jFour troops of
Hussars were dispattfheLÍ forjBa'.leng
brake by a special tFain at 2 p. m.
400 infantry has just arrived at Bal
lengbrake aud will -encamp near
Langhmask. These precautions are
taken in view of tho intention of the
northern Orangemen to send laborers
to harvest the crops oí Mr. Berry
c Ule, Lord Evens' agent, for whom
the local peasantry at the instigation
of the Land League, refuse to work.
The government will protect a mod
erate farce of laborers, but rcftiso to
permit anything approaching an arm
ed demonstration, which would pro
voke a collision. A report is current
this afternoon that the Channel
squadron is to be prepared to land a
brigade of 2,800 troops at Quecns
town if ordered to do so.
Appointments.
Washington, Nov. 9. Piesident
Hayes to-day appointed Chas. AV.
Slagel, of Pacific, Iowa, Otis P.
Clark, Newport, R. I., and A. B
Nichols, of Philadelphia, commission
ers to examine and report upon fifty
mili!8 of railroad, constructed by the
Northern Pacific R. R. Co. west of the
Missouri River.
The meeting of the Cabinet to-day
was quite briol and no business of
importance) was transacted. Imme
diately alter adjournment nil of the
members present, except Secretary
Sherman, drove to the United States'
ship Despatch ami proceeded to
llamp on Roads w; witness the Naval
review.
, Fire.
San Francisco, Nov. 9. Bodic
dispatch says a lire broke out in the
Goodshaw hoisting works at 1 this
a. in. and destroyed the building, and
the shaft took lire and the timbes
burned down twenty or thirty feet.
As soon as the llames subsided tem
porary hoistii'g w orks were improv
ised aud the foienu;n, James Hood
descended the shaft. Theru were
four men at. work on the 600 foot lev
el, McCabe, Blackson, Smith and an
other whose name was not ascertain
ed, were found at the bottom of the
shaft. Engineer Parker has not been
seen since the lire end it is feared that
he may have burned the building.
A miner named Dogcu was killed
iu the Troga mine this morning by a
rock falling on him.
His Testimony.
New York, November 9. la the
Warren Court of Inquiry to-day,
Brigadier-General Locke testified
that he bore a message from AVarren
to Sheridan. The latter only replied,
'Tell General AVarren that he wasnot
at the front to-day. That's all I have
to say." AVilness said he was so im
pressed with General Sheridan's an
gry manner that he wrote his words
down.
Storm.
Chicago. II!., November 9. A heavy
fall of snow is reported in central
Michigan to-day. At Jackson it wa-i
so heavy that roofs of buildings are
caving in under the burden.
Grain Shipments.
New York, Nove i.ber 9. The
grain shipments irom this port to
Europe during October amounted to
12,039,209 bushels and gave employ
ment to 309 vessels. Total for the
past month 117,020.827 bushels; being
an increase over the corresponding
months of last, year of many million
bushels. It. is confidently expected
that November and December will be
the largest shipping months of the
year and that the grand total of the
vcar will exceed t went v-li've millions,
being an increase of over 25 per cent,
over last year. It is stated that ev
ery vessel in port has been chartered
to carry grain and that nonr are wait
ing for employment.
Missouri Congresauien.
New York, November 9. The
Tribune's St. Louis special says ihe
republicans have.two districts in Mis
souri, the 8th, ilesM'iger's, and thu
3rd. Thehiiter the democrats will
claim by virtue ol having thrown out
400 votes or more, because Haas was
spelled llaus in the republican candi
dates name. The four greeubnekers
will certainly vote with the republi
cans in organizing the house aud on
all other questions excepting finance.
The Missouri congressional delegation
stands, democrats, 7 . republicans, 6.
Counterfeit.
Havanua, Nov. 9.-For smi time
past there has been an extraordinary
falling oil in the sale of stamped pa
per and an investigation was ordered
and resulted in the discovery of a
regularly established manufactory of
counterfeit stamped paper. The
ounterfeit is excellent, even contain
ug secret counter marks aud is al
mosl impossible to distinguish from
the genuine. Eleven persons were
implicated and imprisoned. Some
are said o be of good standing.
Yesterday George Toil, and
a young companion named Morgan
who had liad some difficulty in the
public schools resoived 1o follow in
the footsteps of the illu-lrious heroes
of story books aud run away from
home to seek their fortunes. Young
Toft secured $20 from his mother's
trunk and together the pair set out.
Their tour was a short one, for upon
being missed by their parents search
was instituted and they were over
taken at Green's and brought back to
their homes. Toft will bo taught
discipline at the. Las Vegas College.
Prices to Suit the Times,
J. C. BLAEEy
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SADDLES HARNESS.
LAS VEGAS, . J
ALIlLgUERQUE
K, 5
NKW MEXICO.
One Square Soath of Haza, ou Smith Side of
Pacific Street,
Carriage Trimming Dons to Order.
WANTED
Ax tKD A Rood engineer to run a mill
intone. Knnuire lit T. immi ra A Son 'a
e on tuu plaza. it.
w
J ANTED A rehab le man or boy.
Apply
m jiiiiys" mi uie piaza.
I OST.--A blank book containing scraps of
i jpneiry ami a uiarv. ne Under will please
relurn Hie same to Cbaa. Walker at M. lintus
wicks. WANTED. -One or two furiished rooms
lor a lady. Enquire at this olllce.
FOR SALE.
7V)R ItENT--- room 20x10. Enquire of
Chas. Toft, Est sitio
10 It RENT One front room west of M.
lirunswick's store by A. Dold.
87-tf.
1 "OR SALE- A lot of chairs, buffalo robes,
" iwe double sets ol harness. Inquire of A.
i'old. 87-tf.
IO II SALE, Toree first-class lots in the new
town, nil tilo ll i 1 1 nilinlniiitr tlir. naiflnnin r,P
J. W. Love on the south. Host Location in the
city. Apply to A. .1. Houu'hton. S'ltf.
"I VK SALE. A good saddle horse, by Mrs
Lj Destilarais.
I IME FOR SALE. By Moore & Huir, at the
I i lid Slirilltrq. T.nui-A nnlwpa af-ll.ii1wi,.t A
Co's druse store, on the plaza
rÜR SALE. 1 0(1 tiead of cattle.
L? inlormallot: apply to Jaffa Uros. , Las V e
a, ami A. Nelson & Co., Anton Chico, X. AI.
For further
I 71 OR SALE--A good sixteen horse power
- &toim engine, all in running order and
hil'lTi' i'lliill-'il In rim ti lLui mill A mr t.m..x
ileiiiniiitto see it running can do so any day at
my planing mill at Las Veits. Apply for
terms I JOHN B. S OOTEX.
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BACA HALL FOR RENT. The proprietor
wishing to remove his residence will rent
llaca Hall for the coming season, or w ill sell it
for a reasonable price. The hall is the best In
the Territory and is provided with a stage and
comi'lulu scenery. Address,
AN IONIO JOSK BACA
Las Vejías, N . H.
1 ost. A solid gold watcli charm thleld with
Lj three links ami F. L. and T. in the links.
Anyone retimiinji it to this ollice will be liber
ally rewarded.
A first-class stock ranch at Cannncito, near
the Concluís. Good water facilities, good
house with six rooms, stable, good well, etc.
A .good title will ne given. For particulars
enquire of !)0-1m MRS. Y.KOHn.
AiJenliilstrator'H Xotice.
Notice is hereby given that the lion. Probate
Court in and lor the county ol San Miguel, and
Territory of New Mexico, has appointed the un
dersigned udmiiilstriitúr f the estate ol Frank
Chapman, deceased. All persons indebted to
said estrilo will make immediate settlement;
and all ptisons having claims against said es
tate will present them within twelve months.
M. BRCNsVV (JK,
1 M-l y A (I m i n is t rator .
Las Vegas, N. M., Fell. 7th, lsio.
$100 Steward for TomDran
The above reward will be paid by the Mora
County Stuck Grower-Association "of Mora Co.
New Mexico, lur the arrest aud delivery to the
proper authorities at Mora County Jail of
TOM DEA M altas Toil CUA1M1NGS,
from Armenta, Red River, N. M ., for stealing
cattle, llean when Iíibí. lionvil tV,,m ut.id ni Ann
of the Narrow Guage Rail Road camps at Rio
Arrina c.iiimv, .M'w Mexico.
A STANDING REWARD OF
$50 IS OF-
FERED.
For the nrieit and conviction of any THIEF
who lias stolen Stock from any member oflhe
Mora Couutr .Stock Growers Association, ami
$100 REWARD
Will lie paid for Information which will lead
to the conviction of Buyers of Stolen Stock,
STOCK GROWElis ASSOCIATION,
Alora County, N. M
ALFRED B
KAGER,
ATTOENEY A.' Xi-A."W
Dold's Buildin.
LAS VKGAS,
N. Al
NKW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
Win. Gillerman,
Has opened a stock of
MERCHANDISE,
a l Fort Mascom.
m
A Full Assortment in every line
which will be sold at Las Vegas
Trices, Freight Added.
"THE WHITE"
The lightest running
machine in the world.
Almost Noiseless. New and in Per
fect Order.
WM. If. II. ALLISON,
EAST LAH VEGAS,
III. ELLIS.
J SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.
We get up Signs on the shortest notice and in
the latest style, both plain and fancy.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
EIIERTY AIcCAFFKEY,
James Gehcrty, FA. AlcCaffrer.
PLASTERERS AND BUILDERS
Will attend to all contracts promptly both m
city and country. Give us a call and
try our work.
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
E. II. SKIPWITH,
liysician & Surgeon,
OrMce over Herbert's Drug Store on
the Plaza.
Santa Fe Bakery
Centre St., East Las Vegas.
Everything in the baker's line constantly
on hand
tlUBERTY & ANGELL, Prop'rs.
HOPPER BEOS,,
Dealers In
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders filled on short no
tice. Proprietors ol the
Delmonico Restaurant.
East Las V'esas, N. M.
C. F. MASTSOFF,
Contractor and Builder
Las Vegas, Santa Fc. Albuquerque, and
San Marcial.
W. G. Ward,
Contractor and Buildr.e
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
W. H. WHITELAW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptl
Center Street, East Las Vegas, New Mexi
17!-d.
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELJ
LAS VEGAS, - - -
In liomero Kuibllng, East Side of the I
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACH for Pre-
2i), East Las Vegas.
ileal JiJstate, Uollecttug Agent and
uneer.
Deeiis, Mortgages and Justices' V
sale.
Ollice on the hill between the oh
towns.
B H E W E 11 Y $ A
ALBERT &, HER3ER, Pro
Opposite Jaffa Iiros., Ei
Fresh lieer always on Dra'
Fine Cigars and VV
Lunch Counter iu
neetion
HOWISON 1 Ft
General Comm'n
ANi) SALESAIF
EASTEEU :
Office East side It. R. Ave.,
Afanzanares.
JNO. F. BOSTWICK.
BOSTWICK
Attorneys'
Office at Exchange
Las Veg.
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GROCERIES'
Corn, II
G-TT.A.D
Lincoln, Conn
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Las Veg as
Alex. AlcLean
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