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S & GAZ
VEGA
ETTE,
VOL. 2.
IVB VEGAS, jST. M., TUESDAY, IS O V JÍjSIIIÍ 1 30, J880.
JSLO. 118.
LAS
MARWEDE, IHLOER &. CO.
Dealer in
HARDWARE
Weodenware,
STOVES Í TINWARE
AND
HouseFu rn isliing G oods
Knsruwiild' Block, on Plaí,
LS -.VEGAS;
NEW MEXICO.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAIN T E K.
Frecoe, graining, calsoinining,
paper liniifríii'T, ole Leave orden
with M. Ileisc on the plaza.
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE.
HOME, OF NEW YORK.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MA
RINE, MASS.
HAMBURG-MA -DKBUUG, HAM
BURG, GERMANY.
. R. BKOWlIJG,
A(iENT.
OFFICK IX XEW TOWN.
Coffirs, Caskets,
Ami Undertaking Goods ot nil Kind Kept
Constantly on Hand.
3Pn-A.0Nri5: ogden,
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
All Order Promptly Tilled'
J. N. FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery iu the Rear ot the Exchau
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
EICHABD TJTJILTILT,
o aw an' bhjislic.
N. J. PETTIjOHN M. D-.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs mill Las Vegas.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases ot Females i
:lecialty
HOI SPltlNGS - - - 8 to Ivi A. M
I. AS VEUAS--Centrnl Drug Store, 2 to l P. M
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Tralleanles en
AbirDts, Provisiones,
Zana le, etc., por Fleteros.
G-TJ AD A.Xj AiT A.IE2,.A.,
I'oiiiIikI le Lincoln, New Mexico
J. fu an co fjriA ves,
Attorney al Xa
.VLRLQUKüOt'E, .... NKW MEXICO
M. SA LAZAR.
ATO II .ví 1'-A T-h A rr,
LasVeoas
New Mkxh o
AdmlniNlrntor'N Notlec
Notice is hereby gien Hint the lion l'robab
C-Hirt in and lor ihe county 01 Sun Miguel, ami
Territory ol' New Mexico, lias appointed the n -dcrsiguod
ucliiiiiitftntir I the futido ol Frank
Chapman, iloreaned . All persons indebted b
said entitle will make immediate settlement ;
mid all person hiving claims against uld e
tute will prevent llieni within twelve months.
M. IJHl'N-W ICK,
ItB-ly Admin istrntor.
Las Vegas, N. M ., Feb. 7th, lbi.
Foat saij:.
A first-class stock ranch at Canoneito, near
the l.'onolios. Good water facilities, good
house with six rooms, stable, cowl well, etc.
A good title will ft) given. For part rular
empilre f ilO-lra MUS. Y KOH.
Toll Bridare on the Rio Omiirte.
The brldg. built by the "Ileripilillo Brldire
Company" across the Rio Graiulo opposite the
town ol' Bernalillo Is now open for tho public
travel Following uro thelites ol toll established
by the company, viz:
1'pople on f nit. for eaeli $ .on
lVnpio nn horseback , for each 15
Heavy wagons, loaded, tor each, l.nn
Heavy wagons, not loaded, fur each, 75
l.itfiit wagons loii'ied, fur each 75
Light wagons, not 1 laded, for ech,
Small slock per head H3
Lar esto.-k. per head 05
small stock, per head, from 60 to 100 head,
each ... 02
Kmiili Miock . from 10') to 500 head each in
Sm II slock, from 50 1 to I. 0 head, each, K
Snvill tuck Ir m 1,00 1 head upwards
Wagons, cart, and wood, going and re
turning, with two anima s, .; 20
The above, with four animals, 40
J. . PEKE.A, rresldeDt.
TELEGRAPHIC.
ftarficld's Plurality Over IIan
cock Placed at
3,401.
Trickett Victorious in a Scull,
ins illatcti with Wallace
ltoss.
A Democratic Meeting in Illinois
lo Consider the Propriety of
Abandoning the 'arty.
Railroad Accident A Woman
on the War Path -A Cías
Explosion.
Greatly Disappointed.
Dublin, Nov. 29. The resolution of
the cabinet not to resort to coercion,
caused very great disappointment and
apprehension among all classes in the
disturbed districts. They look with
alarm at the prospect f more out
rages and wide-spread intimidation
mil disaffect ion. There is good rea
son to believe that there Í9 an exten
sive organization which will try and
show, by greater activity and energy,
ihiitthcy possess suiRcint jower to
carry out their plans. The ordinary
low disturbed districts are flooded
with constabulary in.d mceliugs. All
available authori i '8 at command aro
required for the protection of life and
property but such a complete organi
zation of leaguers enables them to
anticipate the movements of the con
stabulary and in some instances there
can b.' but little doubt that the or
ganizations of letigutes are rendered
most perfect and formable by con
ned ion wilh the Fenians by steamer.
It is this that makes the intention so
unmistakable in some districts. Cpei:
acts of violence is avoided as much as
possible, so that the white Ainoore
cmi effect in lly carry on his plan un
der an external appearance of tran
quility. A Hopeful View.
Chic igo, November 29 The Trib
une has a Washington special giving
i hopeful view of the southern politi-
al sit u at ion from Judge Lochcrn of
Georgia, who thinks the south has
hiefly words for Garfield and is dis
posed to he reasonable in all matters
henceforth under discussion. The
south he says ninkes no c aim of repre--rinatives
iu the cabinet and is steadi
ly growing loyal in sentiments ind
coining more to love I he government.
I he soul hern people are fond of thir
memories of their history, and they
daily sec more logic and evidence
that loyally in. ans prosperity and
i hat sectional allusion means ruin;
they are growing wise and the day is
not far distant when the eolid south
will be as firm is New England. To
accomplish IhisGarfield will not make
i he mistakes of his predecessor in da
ceptinglip services for honest pa
triotism. The stales right question
is settled, and the democracy (hat
claims that tho constitutional amend
ments are void is as dead as lat years
snow The masses of the people of
Georgia are iu accord with the prin
cipios of republicanism.
Sculling.
London, Nijv. 21. Tho sculling
match between Edward Tritkett and
Wallace Ross came off this morning
over the Thames champion course
Neither Ross nor Trickett was in very
good trim. Belting at the start was
on Ross but TricUett won easily, beat
ing Ross by lour lengths. On ac
count of a foul however ihe umpire
declared that the men must row
ago in. Ross went a length ahead on
the start the second time and main
tained the lead to Hammersmith,
when a foul occurred, Trickett's
scull loosing. It was a good race
after this to the top of Chiswick,
where Triekclt took the lead aud at
Birues' bridge he row d right away
frow Ross who was then beaten.
Tricked won easily by four lenyt 8.
The distance was four and one-fourth
miles and i h i timo thirty minutes and
tweuty-lhree seconds. Trickett and
Ross will row again Saturday after
noon at half past two.
. Sudden Death.
New York, Nov 29. Frauds
Hole kiss, a retired broker, died this
morning. His wife on being informed
oi the fact fell dead.
A Small Amount in Bonds.
New York, Nov. 29 Doxel, Mor
gau & Co., Winsiew, l onecer & Co
August Bellmont fc Co. made a con
tract wiih the Northern Pacific rail
road company lor $40.000,000 in six
per cent gold bonds to run forty
years. Part of them are bought by
the firms and part are at the option
of Ihe company, giving the company
time to finish the road. The bonds
are to be issued only as the road is
built and accepted by the government.
The three firms above mentioned
have associated with them Dix
el k Co, of Philadelphia; J. S. Mor
gan & Co., Loudon and Doxel, Hoyes
& Co of Paris.
Keturns All In.
New Y'ork, November 29. The
Telegram says the returns are all in
from every state aud show a total
Presidential vote of 9,192,595, divided
as follows : Garfield, 4,439,415; Han
cock, 4,436,014'; Weaver, 305,729; Dow,
9,644 ; scattering, 1,793. It will be
seen that the Republican aud Demo
cratic parties arc abo ut as evenly di
vided as is possible to. have two great
parties. Garfield beats Hancock by
only 3,401. Had ihcrc been no divis
ion in the Democratic party the story
would have been quite different.
Socialistic.
New York. November 29. The
committee appointod by the New
York socialists to receive their ex
pected brethren now on their way to
this country by the steamer "Silesia"
have been sitting for five days wait
ing for the arrival of the vessel. The
socialsts of New York and other cit
ies have made all possible efforts to
provide the exiles with work on their
arrival here The majority of these it
is said aré cigar makers aud printers.
There are also several newspaper
writers.
A Long Delay.
Chicago, Nov. 29. The case of B. F.
Allen came to trial iu the Federal
court this morning after a delay f
six years. He was president of the
defunct Cook County National Bank
and was charged with traud against
the government and Ins creditors.
His reputation and the confidence
with which business, men regarded
i i m gives the case unusual interest
A motion to squash the indictment
was overruled.
Col lision.
Macon, Ga., Nov. 29. A double
collision oceitred yesterday on the
Georgia Central by a passenger iraiu
breaking into the usual run of
freight train. Engineer Crosby of
the passenger train wash irled against
ihe hot boiler with his hand on tin
lever and his body roasted ami disetn
bowled. The pres'dent and secre
tary of the road escaped through a
window of the sleeper. Several per
sons were slightly injured.
Sustained.
Amherstburg, Ontario, Nov. 29
The Government sustains the collec
tors of customs for sending an Amer
ican lug to assist a shipwreck-(1
American vessel and says wrecking
companies must not interfere with
reasonable assistance io U. S. tuys
when necessary .o save life or vessels
from total wreck.
"U ill Discuss the Matter
Chicago, Nov. 29. There will be a
meeting of democrats at Springfield
January 8lh to decide whether to
keep up the party organization iu
Illinois. Many members of the party
favor abandoning it and others are
leaving the party who have voted
w"th it from its infancy.
Must Exclude.
St. Louis, Nov. 29. The Bridge
company denies the report that the
excessive amount of freight necessi
tates the excluding of all but perish
able freights. They say that they can
take much more than is offered al
though 1,200 cars cross daily.
Gas Explosion.
, New York, Nov. 29.---Thrce men
were probably fatrlly injured by a
gas explosion in tho stationery estab
lishment of Arlmarding, Logan & Co.
The building was considerably dam
aged. A Fiery Frenchman.
Paris. November 29. Loisant iu
defeudiug himself delivered a violent
and insulting tinv'e against General
DeCissey. A large crowd cheered
the report as he left the court.
Dead.
Loudon, November 29. John Whit
well, a liberal member of parliament
for Kindcll, is dead.
i Ran Francisco, Nov. 29 Joe Win
tiv, a well known sporting mau,died
' lúki night iu this city.
Rheumatic Logan.
Chicago, Nov. 29 Senator Logan
is r-imfiiied to hi room at his home ii.
I linois wi'h rheumatism, but he hopi s
to be able to be in n'',s'"n-,on 1,1 On
opening of congress 'Monday next.
A Woman's Work.
East Stouahioii, Mass., Nov. 29.
Mrs. Littlelield yesterday poisoned
lier husband and sun tii-I shot herself
The son died this morning.
Burst,
Wheeling, Nov. 29. The drum ol
the Norway lack factory burst this
morning wrecking the building and
killing the engineer.
A Rowing Match.
London, Nov. 29. -Hanlau aud Lay-
cock have arranged a match for 1000
a side, to be rowed on the Thames
witliin six weeks.
For America.
Paris, November 29. It is is under
stood that a withdrawal ot 12,500,000
francs for America has been made.
Dangerously 111.
Littleton, N. Y., Nov. 29. E. W.
Farr congressman elect is dangerously
ill with pneumonia.
The Th atre.
The Mitzhell Troupe was greeted
last night with an unusually full house
Baca Hall being crowded long before
the hour for opening arrived.
Miss Millie Willard iu her roli of
"Lticrelia Borgia." played with her
usual skill and was ably supported by
'he ret of tho troupe. Miss Willard
is a star actress and impresses an au
dience favorably .
The exercises oi the evening were
concluded wiih a roaring farce en
titled "Rough D.aniond" which was
one of the most pleasing events of the
evening and the moral to be drawn
therefiom was good.
The entertainment to-night will
consist of two plays, viz., "Bhck Eyed
Susan," and "A Serious Family." In
i ho first Miss Willard will peisonatt
Black Eyed Susan.
The performances will undoubtedly
be good and will well repay those
who go to see aud hear.
Mr. Potter a, oung man, nephew
of Ij. Bradford Prince. who has been in
tlieierritory for a few moni hs,asociai
ed with Pn-f. E n.notis the r"dniica 1
explorer, ha not been hei rd r m y
his people in I he east for six week
Hid Ihev have becom alarm ul aboui
him. lie was last heard from in Al
buquerque, and fears are entertained
hat he may be a victim of foul play.
Anyone who Knows of his wherea
bout will confer favor by sending
word to l his office,
The business men of Santa F- are
iPeresling themselves in a yearly te
view of the city, to give a record ol
ihe progress iu improvements and
trade. Why cannot Las Vegas do
somcOiing of the kind; or are we lack
ing in enterprise? We t'o'ibt if any
town in the west can in ike such a
showing as we can. and we should
publish it abroad. There is enough
to brag about, without descending in
to bins er, and it would be something
we could all take pride in.
WANTED
vv
AN'I'KI). First class waiter. Knquiru at
at mis o line
v
ANTEDA situa Ion as clerk. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Applv at llib óllice.
1 8-tf.
VV
AN I KD A till to do tri nenil housework
Appiy tor intiirmaiton at tins num. 107:11
WANtKD A good engineer to run a mill
engine. I'.mpiire at T. hornero & .son's
s ore on the plaza. tf.
w
ANTKD. -one or two fiiriihed rooms
lor a lady. Knipure at this ollice.
FOR SALE.
TTORSI,E One horse, one buggy, singlo
I' liarncsfl, tn roo seis double harness
two
saddle?", one milch cow
DuLD
noll8-iw
rtOll RKXT.
-Uno front
s store by A.
room
Dold.
west of M.
S7-tf.
Brunswick'
I 'Oil SAtiK- A lot of chairs, buffalo robes,
II iwb double sets ol harness. Inouire of A.
Dold. 87-tf.
I,"OÍ SALÍ';, Toreo llrt-elass lots iu the new
I town, on the hill adjoining the residence of
I. W. Love on the south. M.ist Location in the
city. Apply to A. J. Houghton. 8:itf.
"I ilOIt SALK. A good saddle horse, by Mrs
U uesmarais.
I IMF. FOK SALK. By Moore & Huff, at the
I y Hot Springs. I.eavé orders atilerbert &
Co'sdrug store, on the plaza
ITVMt SALK. -lOdheadofcatl'e. For further
' inlormatlor apply to Jaffa Bros., Las v c
;as, and A. Nelson íí Co., Anton Chico, N. M.
IOIt SALE--A good sixteen horse power
1 steam engine, all in ru .ning order and
large eiiuiiKh to run a Hour mill. Any person
det.iriugto seo it running can do so any day at
my planing mill at Las Vegan. Applv for
terms 1 JOHN B. H OUT EN.
4S!t-tr
BACA HALL FOR RENT. The proprietor
wishlnif to remove his residence will rent
Baca Hall for the coming season, or "III sell it
for a reasonable price. Tho hall Is the be-t In
the Territory and Is provided with a stage aud
com, lite scenery Address,
ANlONIO JOSE BACA
La VufM, K. M."
ATT KT OX.
Steam Saw Mill tor Knle,
This mill is about fifteen nies from Las Vei
ns, is idtuuted in a locality u here timbci i
aonniianl: I lie engine is tweniy-l' ur horse
"Oivt rund iu llr-t-cl;iH8 tunning order. There
Is one extra .-aw seventeen yuk'. of g o I catt e.
'ur lug waguus, as trui mI ns iiew; complete
blacksmith shop and all extras suitable fur the
Hin-ccs.Hiio operation ..r his mill. - nibo-uln
for les than Its full vaiue. Terms llal
ea-e balance on e. sh terms. For further In-
lurmatiou applv to, or uddncsa.
T. HOMERO & sox,
llá-tf. Lai Vegas, N. M.
Dissolution n'otlre
Notice is herein-given that the flm doing
ousiness under ine name ami stvlc ot licll A
C itanin Las Vtgas, N . M., I this day disolv
ed by mutual cuu-ent. W. J. (.'arlan having
-old his interest In said store to T. i. Craig.
I he new lirm of lioil, Oaig ftCo., will assume
all liabilities a d collect all debts due the
runner firm uf Bull v Cuitan.
Las Veges, Nov. I'.tth, Issu.
II. C HELL,
W. J. CAIti AN
IOST Two largo Mack hugs, One a sow. has
Ja se n in ihe right shoulder made by a cut
with an ax. twoi-liisin right ear. one. a lan:e
b rrow lately castrated wiih a crop off of the
leit ear ami a slit in it and a slit In the right
ear. A liberal rewa.d will be paid for Infor
mation leading to the lecovery of tho same.
Lcive word ai Lockhart &C'b fainiture store.
i)7-tl:
Xotiee to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received an to 8 o'clock p.
m., December Dlh, ISSO, by the Las V egas Ho.
tel uid lmnrovement Co fur the buildi gof the
superstructure of Mho American Hotel, to bo
three stones, high, built of bi ick. Plans iind
siiecillcations can be neon at the ofliee of Ihe
architect Chas. Wheelock. .Ml bids to be ad
dressed to Ueo J. Dinkel, secretary. Las Ve
gas, N. M. Tho right is icsorved to reject anv
urall bids, Jiv order of the board of directors'.
CHAS. ULANCIIAliD, Pre-.
Las Ve;yjis, N M .. Nnvembur 1.-th 180. 108
Notice.
All persons lound trespassingby hffrdingsheep
ir cal tie ou Ute Creek vt illiln boundaries ol t.e
moutii ol said creek and for a distance of six
K en miles on both sides said creek, and also ol
Canadian (or Red) River from the boundan
inc ul the Baca location No i lora distance on
.ixic-cu miles on both slues down said river, will
iu prosecuted according to law.
lo. .I WILSON WADDINGHAM
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. C. BLAKE,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SADDLES s HARNESS,
LAS VEGAS, )
YLRUQL'ERQUE
NEW MEXICO
is. i
)ne Square South of Plaza, on Smith Side of
Pacific Street,
Carriage Trlnimini: Dono to Order.
Important notice.
For the bo ellt ol our citi.i ns who go o is" e
l ite copies ol tliis paper will be kept on die Ir thl
icket ollice of the Chicago, Huí lington tí Orille
y rai road, at ft.) Clni k t-trect, Chicago, 111.,
vl ere tho are privileged to call and read itlree.
Eb.
ANDRES SENA,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
LOS ALAMOS, 3Í. M.
:o:
Also Dealer in
UATTLE." SHEEP,
WOOL, HIDES,
i Hi A IN A'NTD ALL.
Kinds of PRODUCE.
llorín i!TiTii
Freight teams always ready and freighting
done to all parts of the Territory.
The Occidental
Billiard Hall!
Finest in tho Citvof Las Vegas,
THE MONARCH
First-class bar where gentlemen will
find the finest liquors, wines and ci
gars in the Territory; also in connec
tion is a lunch counter. Drop in and
see us.
Open Day and Night.
LOCKE & LOCK WOOD,
Proprietors.
Center Street
BAKERY,
A.nd Ijnncli Counter.
(Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
IS NOW READY 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. IIÜBERTY & ANGELX.
LA8 VEGAS COLLEfiE.
Special Class In
SPANISH,
FROM 5:30 TO 6:30 P. M.
APPLY AT THE COLLEGE
JJIOR SALE,
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
101 cords orwod at S I.I M per load . For fur
ther information apply at tliis otticc. George
oís, agent. ,
COAL! COAL! COAL!
Delivered at $7 per ton. Leave orders at
Lockhart & o's hardware store, or at their
planing mill office. George Koss, agent.
L
H. ELLIS.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.
We get up Signs on the shortest notice and In
tho latest style, both plain and fancy.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
jyj-fCAFFIiEY & GEHERTY,
i ames Geherty , Ed . McCaffrey .
PLASTERERS AND BUILDERS
Will attend to nil contracts promptly both ih
city and country. Give us a call and
try our work.
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
E. II. SKIPWITH,
Physician & Surgeon,
Ollice over Herbert's Drug Store on
the Plaza.
HOPPEE BROS,,
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 Vesas, N. M.
C. F. MASTSOFF,
Contractor and Builder
Las Vegas. Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and
S.iii Marcial.
IF. G. Ward
Contractor and Buildr.e
LAS VEGAS, Iff. M.
W. H. WHITELAW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly,
Center Street, East Las Vegas, New Mexico.
179-d.
0"C-3L3Xr IV. TjTJCEIIO,
Manufacturer ot
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - M. JI
In Romero Building, East Sldeof the Pía.
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE lor Precinct No.
in. East Lus Vegas.
Real Estate, Collecting Agent and Convev
incer. Deeds, Mortgages and Justices' Blanks lor
ale.
Ollice &n the hill between Hu
"itt'iiH,
B íi E W E li Y S A L O O N.
ALBERT &. HERBER, Proprietor?.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side,
fc'rcsh Beer always on Draught. Also
Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Can
nection HOWISON A FABIAN,
General, Comm'n Merchants
. ANi) SALESMEN FOR
e. A-STibiaasr htjs 3 .
Onice East side K. R. Ave., opposite Browne
Manzanares. , .
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LY DON
BOSTWICK c LYDON
Attorueys-at-Iiiaw.
Ofliee at Exchange Hotel Buildin.
Las Vegas, N. M.
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
Lincoln, County,
Xm Mexico.
Alex. McLean. Robt. McLean. Jos. McLean.
McLean Bros.,
Contractors and Builders.
All kiuds of Mason Work. Fine
Plastering a Specialty. Contradi
taken in any Part of the Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
ALFRED B. SAOER,
ATTOENEY A.Ü.' IL.A.'W
Dold'sBuildino'.
LAS VEGAS. - N. M
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of evcrv kind and style, at Rev. D. Vf. Cal
feu's. English and Spanish, or In any other
language, for le cheap or given away,
M. MATTHIESOK,
District Superintendent R. B. A. for Ww
Marico ana Arlr wua.