Las Vegas morning gazette., November 11, 1880, Image 3

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Las Veg's Dailv Gazette
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1880.
A. T. L S. F. RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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Timpas
Iron Spring..
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Starkvllle
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South Siding. .
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Maxwell
Dorsev
Springer
O cute
Wairon Mouinl
Tipton !
Wat rous
Romcrd
.r.as vega j
Sul.bacher
Ilernal
Peco
Fulton
Kinpunn
Glorieta ,
Manzanares
JGallsteo Junct'n j
Santa Fe
To Albuquerque.
Ualistuo ....
Ortiz
ialrlllo
Wallace
Aljjsilones
Hi't-milillo
Albnquerquo
12:20 a.
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Albuquerque to San Marcial.
"Stations.
I North,
U: 10 a ra,
:;13
I :S8
2:32
1:10
South
!l:3' p m
10:27
10:54
1 :08 a m
:'W
North and swutli passenger trains make
close connections at Galistoo Junction for
Santa Fe.
tnrancli to Santa Fe.
TrainB meet at Watrous and iline here.
All freight for the North or South must be
delivered at the depot at 4 p. m.-loral time,
the cause of this is that freight cannot be bill
ed to go bv next ilay trains.
The Adams Kx reus oíhce will be oj.en
from until 2. C 1'. HOVEV. Agent.
Las Vegas.
A Game of Ppker.
ana
youth replied with the appalling
'raise' of $750, m:ikiu: a thousaud i
dollar due by tin; gentleman whose
substitute he was. The old planter
was nearly startled out of his feat by
this bet. He thought that his young
friend was playing very rashly, but
of course, as he had studied his prin
cipal's game, which was a rather close
and prudent one, he must have a
hand that could beat "Jack lull."' so
he forfeited $250 aud retired from the
contest. His youu adversary, having
lúa attention drawn oil' by a friend
sitting by him as he hauled in the
stakes, imprudently left his cards on
the tabic turned down. . The tempta
tion was too great for the excited
father-in-law of the most promisiug
young man in the 6tate, and he took a
quiet peep at his victor's hand. Great
was his disgust and horror to discov
er that he had but two sixes!
One of the first duties of the old
planter was to address a letter to his
daughter, to notify her U at h.r lover
was not the young man whom he or
she imagined, and that all idea of mar
rying him must be discarded.
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
Wm. Gillerman,
lias opened a stock of
ERAL
MERCHANDISE,
ni
a scorn
Ofatormer member of the Louisi-
Legislaturc, who was killed in
the Confederate army during the war,
the New Orlcaus Democrat tells this
story : Endowed with all the quali
ties to attract the attention of young
ladies, he had been very successful in
the courtship of (he daughter of a
wealthy 6Urar planter, who was also a
member of the Legislature. The
watchful parent, being much interes
ted in the character and habits of the
young aspirant for his daughter's
hand, instituted a very thorough
scrutiny about him. lie had become
very favorably impressed with his
merits as a man who would do honor
to his family and be a safe and prud
ent administrator of the large proper
ty which his daughter would receive
at his own death. The young man.
knowing how closely he was watched,
conducted himself so as to deepen
this impression and satisly his ex
pectant father-in-law that he was
free from the vices of the youth of the
period. He kept away from his old
companions who were of doubtful re
pute, and indignantly denounced all
conviviality, gambling, &c.
Now, it happened that after the ad
journment of the Legislature at Bat
on Rouge, when the members were
returning home, some of the rich sug
ar-plauters organized a quiet little
game of poker oü the 6teamboat. Of
this party was the expectant father-in-law
of the gallant young member
from New Orleans. Though a quiet,
this was regarded by the lookers-on,
as a big game, each of the players
having a hundred thousand dollars or
more to play on. The bets, therefore
were pretty high and the game quite
a lively one, aud largo 6ums changed
hands, without in the least disturbing
the equanimity of the players. At
last, reaching his plantation, one of
the players, having to go ashore to
superintend the shipment of a large
amount cf sugar and molasses, turned
to the young member from New Or
leans aud asked him to take his seat
and play off his chips until he return
ed. The young member pretended he
knew nothing of the game, lie had
been looking on', thought he under
stood its leading points, but wouh
piav wiui great uuuuence. "Uli, re
plied the planter, "play it boldly; I'll
tana an your oets, ana pay up; our
losses."
Under these instructions the youu
man played several rounds with great
prudence, mcreusiug his principal's
pile. As the game proceeded, havin
made a small venture at blull, the in
noccut young gentleman was startled
by the terrible response of his
cxpectaut father-in law who made a
raise of $250.00. He was really n
very plucky, combative and adventu
rous youth. He be
driven out by so formidable a '"raise"
and to stand so palpable a bluff. His
young friends would laugh at him,
and even his futuro father-in-law
would think less of him if he permit
ted himself to be backed out in that
ignominious manner. So, after a very
close inspection of hii hand, tha rah
A Full Assortment in every line
which will be sold at Las Vegas
Prices, Freight Added.
SAN M I QUEL
NATIONAL BAN!
OF LAS VEGAS,
XjLS VEGAS, - 3T- JVE,
JACOB GROSS,
Cashier.
MIGUEL A. OTERO,
President.
AUTHOKIZED CAPITAL, $200,000.
PAH) UP CAPITAL,
uih.:eoi,g:e.3!
Miguel A. Otero, Joseph liosenwaW,
Emanuel Kesenwald Jacob Gross.
Andres Sena, Lorenzo Lopez.
David WinterniW.
$:(i,üoo.
110 S EN WALD'S BUI L D IN 0 ,
)oes a general banking business.
Drafts for sale on the principal cities
of Great Britiau and Continent of
Europe. Correspondents solicited.
it
AND
lilis
-BY
UOMKUO & WOO 1'1'EjN ,
JAFFA
DEALERS IX
iBilBii
!
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GRAND VIEW HOTEL,
LAS VEG-AS, N. M.
Dr. J. H. Sutfin, Prop'r.
E.1STÁ WESTLi8 T9EG.1$.
Having rccCiiVO-J a ;;;.:'o .;uc o' L. 'zm fm
TUMQ3 and boughs as Sow as cash will buy
goods, they are eiovv prepared to offer their
customers and buyers generally BETTER
INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER BEFORE.
Having established a Branch House in
East Las Vegas gives the people on the
East Side the advantage of SAVING TIME
AND tiftQtlEY for purchasing their goods.
Please caí! and OUR OOODS
AND PilEGEB befaro purchasing else
where, " JAFFA BROS.
The Best Accommodations that can be found
in the Territory.
FEEE BUS
To vl FROMrfULM, THE TR.IMW.
J. GRAAF & CO.
RESTAURANT AND C1T
Fresh Brew?, flakes ami Fies of ail
kind,
WH.OLKSAf.ri AND IIK'IAIL.
GROCERIES, TOBACCO ATO
Confectioneries, Fruits, etc, etc., etc.
SAINT NICHOLAS HO
TO
1DJJ
SAMUEL J".. WATKOU-S
MEXICO
G,
;fii &
DKAPEUS 1N-
,)osi;m B. WATROUS.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
T. F. C1I.1P.1L1J Proprietor
J. J. aniort, Manager.
lfHl be kept as a First-Class Hotel.
Provding a good table, good attention, fine Wines, etc
The Traveling Public are cordially invited.
TMxo Sit. Miolxolas Hotel, Xias Vegas, TVX.
Browne & Manzanares,
WHOLESALE GrEOCEES,
PORWARDIUG
AND
por
luí Ism i 1
Cattle, Hay, Grain, Fiour, Town
CoiiRkiiments of Freight un.l Catilo lor and from I he Kel Wvcr Country Convoye! at Wntroiis
Bail Road Depot. Goo.l Roads from Red River via Algún ill. UUt anco, from Fort Bascom
to Watvuuc miles.
WHOLE;
ÍA LP. AND JIETAIL
V igarst
COMMISSION
MEEOHANTS
LAS VEGAS,
1ST. HUH.
Rfl. ST.VRAIW,
Wholcsal and Ketnil Dealer In
vm THOUSAND.
Their r.wml)r Yurd, at thu planning Mill of
B.
(ÜP'J-ieave your orders ut luí! store of
T. Homero Bro's., & Sou.
LasVkuas. - Nkw Mexico.
"THEWHITE"
SAM'L.WAINWKIGUT d VO.'ci Celebrated Bottled XI. Louis Beer.
LAS VEUAS,
NEW MEXICO.
M. BRUNSWICK
Wholesale and Rutail Dealer in
'kv.V.
m lixiifll
General
Lei
chanclise
-O
-AND-
OUTFITING GOODS,
Las Vegas, Mew Mexico
General Merchandise,
Mora and Watrous N. M.
Special Inducements to Cash Buyers.
J. ROSEJSrWALD & CO,
Ijas Vegas, 3XT .
detail
DEALEIt IN
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The lightest running
machine in the world.
Almost Noiseless. ' New and ill Ter
l'cct Order.
WM. IT. II. ALLISON,
JSAST l,AS VEGA3.
:the:
G-reat
mpo in xxx
OF
Charles Iff eld.
Xorth side of S.uarc, Lax Vejas, and branch store at La -fa,
General Merchandise and Outfitting Goods.
Wool Hides, Pelt and Produce generally boti'jht. for Cash or erehana-d a
market prices.
ALFRED B- SAGER,
ATTORNEY A.' J.1 LAW
Dold'sBuildin.
LAS VEGAS, - - K. M
-DEALER IN-
GOODS SOLD STlilCTLT FOR CASH AND AT A SMALL PROFIT.
WXANCH STORE, LA CUESTA, N.M.
lero, elBar & (Co
WHOLESALE
ran i
ommission iviercnants
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
Full Line of General Merchandise
Orders from Southern Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona solicited. Satisfaction Gauranted.
t \n\n liatón
Albuquerque,..
Las Lunas
Helen
Socorro
an Marcial. ...
MERO.