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Las veoras Daily Gazette. I J. H. KOOCLER. Editor. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION D.ny.i j.-.r. Daily. month " Dailv. I miintli . 1 w- Dvlivcrpil lv carrier lo Kiiy rl l the city. Veklv, I yt:ir :t M'eekl'v. t'. )! tits 1 Tor Aflvrvtininit It.trm Hiilv to J . M. Roomier rlltor iiU'l tr on riftr. Thk Indian Bureau last year cost the Government 88,147,989 ; the War De partment S 1 7.7 40,337. An Englishman thirty-nix inches tall has ju.-t landed in New York, and maker) application for the position of lank cashier. His size is his character for bank cashiers are always expected to ho short. Tina lar th re have been construct ed in the United States this year, 5,050 miles of railroad as against 3,042 for the same period last year. This is the largest amount built during the same length of time since 1872 when 0,202 miles were built. I'ostm A st Kit Gen. Maynard recom mends the adoption, of a postal money saving institution. We are opposed to anything of this kind, for the Santa Fe railroad saves enough by not providing fur railway mail coaches to make us dis usted with the scheme. Jay (iOild has paid the traveling expenses of sixteen young Indian girls from the Tudian Territory, who have been placed in Mr. Moody's seminary at Xorthfield, Mass. lie would win the everlasting gratitude of the people of New Mexico if he would issue free passes to the reds within our border. Referring to the recent interest at traded to Mexico, as affording a great objective point for our export and import trade in the near future, by several speech es made by General Grant in New York and in Boston, the. New York Mining liecnrJ publishes a letter from Mona. C Mariesse, wherein he says of the State of Oaxa.a : "1 his state contains very great mineral richness. It must astonish the world when known and put in exploita tion. The works done until the pres. nt time have been limited only to the sur face, no explorations lme been pushe in search of the more profoundly lying wealth, lor want oi enterprise, knowledge and capital, these elements arc entirely wanting here : it is necessary to go abroad for them. In bringing them it is necessary to ascertain that foreign ear italists and shareholders can firmly and surely count upon the most efficacious help and protection of the government. If two or three companies only could b established in the midst of so many im portant and rich mining interests, the would bring not only public prosperity but welfare and civilization t the labor ing, necessitous mass ; and behind it an immigration so necessary for the exploi tatiou or so many, and rich, productive sources as there aro here. rn 1 it- i r 1 i HE umaiTon jncs and l reus lias sought to incite our territorial officials and especially those interested in organ izing immigration to the Rio Grand valley, to set forth to the world the value to result from the development of the vineyards of the Rio Grande. The sug gestion is a good one and we hope that its efforts will meet with success. It is also suggested that French wine maim íacíur.rs should be appraised, throu the U. S. Consuls, of the great advantage to result fiom the culture of the grape in New Mexico. There is no doubt but what, were the proper attention given to this industry, that the territory would be greatly enriched; and, were the advanta ges fully set forth wo might attract French colonies to the Rio Grande valley, lor there they would find a better field than the devastated vineyards of their own country. The southern states are alreaily making a move in this direction, and the New Orfnaus Democrat recently announced that the South can supply all demands in the way of cheap, palatable and healthy wines. Now v. hile another section is striving to get up such an im migration boom it is time for us to act, and we feel confident that if the proper efforts are made, we can secure a bulk of this immigration. Too much importance cannot be attached to the fact 'that it is necessary for us to advertise our vino yards abroad, and particularly in France where so much attention is given to the manufacture of wine, for what wc need is experience, in order to compete with the South. While tli (5 same amount of labor spent on a field of corn, will grow a vine yard, yet there is something more needed in the culture of the latter brains and muscle. Let tho subject be thoroutrhly agitated , ií? . and ir will nil be rewarded for our patn. First National Banl OF I j AS VF.GAS. (nur,-r..r lo ItayitnJiW Brother.) Authorized capital, $500,000 aid in capital, - $50,000 Surplus Fund - $10,000 DOES A .KXKIt&L BANKING Hli.MJS lUW-U Center Street BAKEKT, A.nd Lunch Counter. (Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.) IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS Largest Oven in the Territory. Will supply Las Vegas and the Towns along the Road from Raton to San Marcial. Orders by letter will receive prompt at tention. IIURERTY & ANG ELL. The Old Reliable Dia$ Store. Established 1870. HERBERT & CO DRUGS, MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, AND PERFUMERY. :o:- P R E S C J IP T l O y S arefulhj Comnoinuiea. At Doctor Shout's Old Stand. CHAPMAN HALL. Billiard Parlor & Sample Room, THE MONARCH Hit! Finest Resort in West Las Vcaub where the Vory Host Brands of LIQUORS AND CIGARS Are constantly kept on hnml. PRIVATE CLUB IX CONNECTION. ROOM IIENKT I1UAMM, Proprietor. The Occidental milliard n ii Finest iu the City of Las Vegas. THE MONARCH Kii-Kt-eliVhS bar where gentlemen wil liinl the finest liquors, wines and ci gars in the Territory; also in comiei lion is a lunch couuter. Drop in and see lit. Open Day and Night. LOCKE & LOCK WOO I), Proprietors. ANDRES SENA, GENERAL MERCHANT, LOS ALAMOS, X. M. :o: Also Déaler in CATTLE, SHEEP, WOOL, HIDES, (ill A IN AND ALL, Kinds of PRODUCE. FREIGHTING I'rKlfrht teams always ready and irciiilillng dooo to nil parts of the Territory. Prices to Suit the Times. J. C. BLAKE, Manufacturer and Dealer In SADDLES HARNESS, LAS VEGAV ) ALHUQL'KIUiUK, j NKW MKX1CO. One Srpiarp South of I'liua, on Smith Sid" of I'aciflo Street, (.arriare Trlmmlnií Done to Order. Iiiipwrlaiit Notice. Tor the be efltol nur cilU ns who gn eisll tin late copies of this paper ivill he kept on filo Ii tin TT J H II I I cy ri rod, atsjcimk tret. giiIchko, hi.. i whure thti-re privlloijred to alltniirtnd Itlrco. I , ticket otucc ol tlie uiiciiro, inn initfion .vuin- L. GKEEN, RESTAUEANT AND SALOON, Something Good to Drink, Lunch at any hour from il till 11 A. M. EAST LAS VKGAS, - - XKfl'MUXIUO OmioRitc hrowneJfc Man.an urea J. W. LOVE, Commission Merchant, Las Vesas, New Mexico. HAY, CHAIN, POTATOES, APPLES, Handled in Car Lois. liutlcr, Eggs and Poultry always on nantl. Cash paid n consignments. LAS VKGAS Assay Office, ou1 John Robertson,F.S.A. Assay or, Mining Engineer, RAIL ROAD AVE., Opposite Browne & Manzanares' EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. Assays of Ores Made with Accuracy and Dispatch. Broiupt Attention will be Paid to Orders Sent from the Various Mining Camps of the Territory. Examining and I'eporting on Mines and Mining Claims a Specialty. All Assays Considered (Jonfiucntial Frank J. Webber, AUCTIONEER, Has constantly oil limul Honsee., Mii'ps, II:ir iicb, etc., a"il Isn lun 8 mill sells on C'umiii.-sijn. liny and Grain k't f r salo In hu-.'c nr ennili íiiniitii('s. (i'J'id acc'iinm i'l.iti ins f r stuck, l'.aon .if btisincsá on tftruul lii rear of XaiiuimJ Hotel . T. J. FLEE MERCHANT TAILOR. ALL KINDS OK Cutting & Hariri 2 IDOIÑriEC TO OB'DBB. Shop in I)o!ds Lloek, Xortliwc Corner of I lie I'laa. A. .1. CBSAWFOKD, (icr.ural e stocK uro&er l'UKUI.WSU ME A SI'KCIAI.TY. LAS VKÜ.VS, - - NKW MKXIC ). ( orri'Siiondti'Te snlic.itt'd. Ilcf'-ri'iiei-s: Ocl uí1. I'iiV Un , sew i -rk: nan n unci .Minimal Hank. Vi.'a- Utero, Mdlar & Co., I.ius i. VE AM)- S tun evRneep ni O". II. IJsljTtt, X x-. " Ituna ti i I y via I.n Llendve, ( '!: :i i.orif , (Xili nas, Cahni, I.h (.lula, ni, llilario ;;n-l Kin' liaseoin. I'asseiiiii'i'." and Kxpreyn tnntlrr ru r'"l loan' point on the most reusonniiic terms llii'.l-b I C. A. RATRBUX OniCAGO KlnUI (jiinlilv of ÍUislom Work ilone in the Territory. A Full Line oí M. I). Well ACi.' Cliicairo llmlc Hoots A Allocs CoiiKlniitly on Hand. . K.AST LA VKi; AS. N. M. "BILLY'S" In Dold's Block. Norl Invest Cor. of tho IMazu. Tho mot r levant appointed Miloon in tho Southwest. The finest liquors in the country. Mixed drinks ti spec ialty. Open day and "'g'' Philip Hoimail, -DKAI.Li: IX- MERCHANDISE Corner of Centre Street and Grand Aveuue, East Las Vegas. A complete an assortment of Mer rii.'i.ntise as cau be lound anywhere w!:.c)i will be sold at the lowest pos- !ib -.crates LI VE ií Y -flL3MX3 SALE STABLE EAST LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. J. S. IMiicaii, Prop9! Carriages and Horses Let at Reasonable Rates. Horses and Mules Sold. lioiiiiht and La Vésrsís F. C. Ogden, Propt'r. Dressed Lumber for Sale. Lumber Surfaced to order. SASH, DOOltS, IJLINDS ami ui .tyls off Mould! lijar. Turninjrof all Descriptions, Newell Posts, HaliLstrades, iScrollsíiwin. CONTHACTIKC AND BUILDING. Work and Estimates from a dis nice will receive prompt attention ft GO M S3 ft re GO a i i H in o o a hrrj ; w r o- Am ? a - ft 3 iu5 2 88 . o UK Jil.stablislimoiit, Located on the street in rear of National Motel, No. 17, where he is prepared to do all kind.-) of work in his line promptly and in a workmanlike manner ntt reason able prices. A. 0. ROBBINS, DEALKU IN I riii j UNDERTAKING ORDEKS PllOMH' IjY ATTENDED TO, Near the. Hrkhje, West Las Vegas. LAS ANT) Vtm'PA- MAIL MDJI LINE. IlUSNIXO DAILY KUOM KOIIT llAS(;OM 1(1 rom- Elliott. or. am. ExreM n,an,r La. Tiii'Hiliiy iiiomintr will hp I'lirunnlcd I'asíenpcr Vitiruu mi on weekly huckliiiaril tlinnii-'li to any point irA llie I'nn lliiti'Ilu of luxittt. im rut' b i-enHiiiiiniu, C. 1. At'bYlK, J'rovrluiér. GENERAL TAILORING A. J. CRAWFORD, WHOLESALE GROCER, Las Vegas, - - - -DEALER Fruits, Vegetables, &c., &c. We cany everything that is packed in the Canned Goods Line! Goods delivered free to all parts of the city. Give Us a call. H. EOMEKO & BEO. ERC.HANTSy Have a large ami completo stock of all classes of Merchandise which they sell at bottom prices for cash. East Side of Plaza, Las "Vegas. MENDENHALL & CO FEED AND SALE STABLE Dealers in I lories and Mules, alio Fine Buggies and Carriages for Sale Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Points of Interest. The Finest Livery Outlits iu the Territory. DEA WOOL HIDES, PELTS AND FURS OARBIAQES Litis Vegas , MAEGAEITO EOMEEO, DEALER IN- (ioods Sold strictly BRANCH STORE CHAELES BLANOHAED, DEALKU N- HARDWARE, Stoves and Stove Goods The Elastic Joint Iron Roofing alwayss on hand Francisco Baca y Sandoval ; wmmwwmié MM ' . :"u"' ..: . '-".;X'7"- & RETAIL - - New Mexico. IN- SDSVIAN & BRO., LEUS IN & BUGGIES México. fur Cash and at Small Profits. AT LA CUESTA, N. M. "T THING- iERECAM BARB WIRE. S3 Whnlpgalo ami Hctail Dnnli-r I Choice Kentucky WHISKIES Sole Acrciit In Ntr Mexico for DICK BROTHERS' CELEIIUATEI) I LAGER BEER. SOCOKHO.N M. LASVEUASNj. ALBUQUEROÜE, N. M. I