Las Vegas morning gazette., December 05, 1880, Image 2

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Las veas Daily Gazette, j
J H. KOOCLER. Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Di-IiviTfil i, arilt-r lo nny .rt ol IhoMfy.
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Wi'fkl'v. K:n.-iuh ".
For Aclvi'i-tiiii) HiU'.t ai-ly t J. II. knoxler
"liir t 'i' '" ift r .
Mus. (aiuiklp h refuted to lot
her phntnüTHl'l lo oíd or her like
He.;, he nr.-ived.
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Tin: xjieiit'iiceit Lowell Courier
tell tin- iin.ihiticated public that
ihcnew dinieiiig ffirls from India re
Xnutchy luit they're idee.
Thk directors of the Old Colony
IJailrond have adopted a resolutiou
that, iiiUMiiueh as railroad aceidents
are often due to drunkenuess ou the
part of employes, that they will not
retain or engage any subordinate who
is addicted to the use of intoxicating
liquor.
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The President is actively at work
very duy on his message, and a por
tion of it has already been sent to the
printer. Kxtra precautions have be. u
taken to provide against premauire
publibition of the whole or part of it.
To a friend who was calling upon
him to-d.iy ilic Presideut, in dis
cussing the subjects that he was to
treat in his message, said : "Tho
message will show that I can write
very well on civil service, if I cannot
net verv well with regard te it.'?
General Car field's good sense
in declining to be '-received'' by a
lot of hungry office-seekers on his ar
rival in Washington is an cucourag
i'ng indication that he intends to give
his hump of independence full play in
mapping out his administration.
There seems to be an impression in
severa! states id' the Union that when
a man has been in public life so long
thai his own State has become tired
of him he is a first rate candidate for
a cabinet position or a foreign mis
sion. It looks as if General Garlield
would object to constructing his Cab
inet out of second-hand timber, and
il he does there will be a large man
her of moss-backed statesmen in
search of a job.
Aktek long delays someot thelites
are to be paid what, was allowed them
under the recent treaty. Although
the Indian's have been penniless all
the while the money has been lying
in Denver, it was thought unwise to
hazard rough roads, stormy weather
and an uncertain border by taking the
large amouut. of treasure to them.
Ti. tally on Saturday night Ute com
missioner Meachain accompanied by
the Uucompaghre agent and several
members of the commission left Den
ver wit h a ton and a half of silver,
consisting of 37,000 nilver dollars. A
de'achment of forty soldiers has been
in waiting for a mouth, and will act
as a guard to the treasure. Every man
woman and child of the Indians will
receive $30 each. The Uneompaghr s,
whoe agency is at Los Piños, receive
almost half of the entire $70,000, be
ing the la gest tribe of the Ule nation
The White River Utes wil' be com
pelled to wait until spring for their
alllowai'.ce.
Likit. Gov.-elect George 11. Rob
inson who was shot at the entrance
io his own mine near Leadville ou
Saturday last, lingered in great agony
till Monday morning, when at 7
wYlork death released him from his
MiU'erings. Tho press of Colorado
united in paying tribute to the brave,
energetic man and the Denver 7'n'b
tnic voices the opinion of the people
and attests the high regard in which
he was held: "George I?. Robinson
was strong in his friendships and gen
erous in his business relations, lie
possessed a singularly agreeable teiii
perinent, and was a Imirably balanced.
His impulses were kindly and his ac
tions did not lag behind l he in. He
po.-scSNcd elements which had made
him a prominent figure in ttie state,
ami lime and lile would have increas
ed his prominence. To Summit coun
ty and to Colorado he was a valuable
citiy.cn. His ''death is a public loss,
and no greater tribute can be paid a
man than to say this and to say it. sin
cerely." It is a sad commentary on
t he immutability of fate, to read of
the death of a man who was just ris
iug to the foremost rauk of bonanza
kings and who has just been elected
to the second office in the state, As
there is no provision in the statutes
for the election or the appointment of
i lieutenant-governor under such cir
cumstance., the president pro tzm)
the next senate will act as lieutenant
governor. Until this timo Lieutenant-Governor
Tabor will be in office,
ns his regular term would, in nnv
event, have continued until his suc
cessor was declared duly elected by
the legislature.
First National Bani
OF LAS VWiAS. I
(Mitrrmnr li RaynoM rtroihor.
Authorized capital. $500,000
Paid in capital, - $50,000
Surplus Fund - $10,000
pOK A v,ííNKKAI. BAMÜSU HUSINKS
The Old R eliable Di u$
Store. Established 1S70.
HERBERT & CO
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
TOILET ARTICLES,
AND PERFUMERY.
P It E S C It IP T 1 O Xti nvefully
Compounded.
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At Doctor Shout's Old Stand.
ANDRES SENA,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
LOS ALAMOS, -V. -1.
:o:
Also Dealer in
CATTLE, SHEEP,
WOOL, HIDES,
GRATN AND ALl
Kinds of PRODUCE. !
FREIGHTING , .
Freight teams always voady and freighting
(loan to all parts of the Territory.
Center Street ,
BAKEEY,
A-nd Limcli Counter.
(Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
IS NOW HEADY FOll BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
supply Las Vegas and tlie Towns along
tho Road from Baton to San Marcial.
Orders by letter will receive prompt at
tention. HUBERT Y & ANGELL.
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. C. BLAKE,
Manufacturi'i' and Dealer In
SADDLES s HARNESS.
LAS VKGAS, VFW MEXICO
Oho Square South of Plaza, on Smith Siile of
Pacific Street,
Carriage Trimming Done to Order.
The Occidental
Milliard Hall!
Finest in tho Oity oí Las Vegas.
THE MONARCH
First-clas9 bar where gentlemen will
liiul the finest liquors, wines and ci
gars iu the Territory; also in connec
tion i. a lunch counter. Drop in and
see us.
Open Day and Night.
LOCKE it LOCKWOOI),
Proprietors:
CHAPMAN HALL.
Billiard' Parlor
& Sample Room,
THE MONARCH
Tho Finest Re.wrt' in Went La9 Veas where
the Very Rest Itramls of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
An uonHtantly kept on linml. .
PRIVATE CLUB ROOM
IN CJX.NKCTION.
HENItV Hit A MM, Proprietor.
Imporlnnt Notice.
Tor the bo clit ol our oiti.rnn who ico mu no
lato copie of this paper will lie kept on tile li tin'
ticket oillee of the Chiciiffu, Ilui itntfton A g Hi,
cy rni romt, at ftJ Clink Hieet, CIiIimiko. 111.,
where they are privileged to ciilUmtmut Itln-o.
jL. green,
RESTAURANT
,AX N,;
Something Gooa to Drmk,
Lunch at any hour from 9 till 11 A. M.
EAST I. AS VKliAS, - - XKAV MEXICO
iii)3ltc t-.rowiieA Mnn.nnsre.
J. W. LOVE,
Commission Merchant,
Las Veaas, New Mexico.
II AY,
GRAIN",
POTATOES, '
APPLES,
Handled in Car Lots.
I'.titler, Eggs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid m consignments.
LAS VEGAS
Assay Office,
OF
John Rol)ertson,F.S.A.
Assay e 1 ', "M in in g En gin e er,
RAIL ROAD AYE.,
Opposite Browne & Manzanares'
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
Assays of Ores Made, with Accuracy and
Dispatch. Brompt Attention will ,be
Paid to Orders Sent from the Various
MininS Ca,Ps of tlie Territory.
Examining and Reporting on Mines and
Mining Claims a Specialty.
All Assays Considered Confiucntial
Frank J. Webber,
AUCTIONEER,
Has constantly on linml Horses, Mu'e, Har
ness, etc. , s n I l8o linti aiiil sells
ou Cummin sion.
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Hay O'ul Grain k'pt fir salo, in laiye or small
qttantiiie. líu.irt iiciwmm.i'iMtions f slock.
Place of hiisiness on ütreei in rear of Naiioiinl
Hotel.
T. J. FLEEMAN,
IERCHAIT TAILOR.
ALL KINDS OF
3i til 82 & Ilepairlnis'
Shop in Dold's Block, Northwest
Corner of the l'laa.
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I.AS VEGAS, - - NEW MICXtC ).
CorrcsponiUvico solicitfil. liclVivncfs: Oni
ric es & Cu , Now V-vk; san )I niH National
Hank, J.asi Vu!;;k oten, ullar & (Ju., I.as
Voraa.
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3". 3C. TJElT'tB. X- ro.
Hens ilnily via l.ti Liciulvc, Cluiperilo, Galli
nas, Calira, I.a Cinta, aii .Hilario anil r'or
UaRCom.
l'assenpcr; anil Kxpress rnattrr cnrricl toanx
point on the most reasonable tei'Mis
flim-ly)
a A. HA Til BUN
Finci.1 quality of (.'twtom Work ilone in the
Territory.
A Kull Line of M. I). Wells &Co.' Cliicujro
Mm If Roots & Shoes Coiiptiiiitly on Hand.
R.ST T, VHJAS, X. M.
"BILLY'S"
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Northwest Cor. of the I'laza.
The moM cleaiint appointed saloon in
the Sotithwcsl. Tho finest liquors in
the country . Mixed d,rinfcs a spec
ialty. Opcu day and uiht.
Philip Holzman,
-DE U.I. R IX-
GENERA
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HAMDISE
Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avenue, East Las Vegas.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as cau be found anywhere
wli.tJi will be sold at the lowest pos
!ib :erates.
LI YE It T
SALE STABLE
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M.
I. Duncan, ProwV
Carriages and Horses Let at
Reasonable Rates.
Horses and Mules "Coiiirht and
Sold.
Fa Tetras
F. C. Ogden, Propt'r.
Dressed Lumber for Sale.
Lumber Surfaced to order.
BASH, DOORS, BLINDS aun ui
&yl o if Moulding?.
Turning of all Descriptions, Newell
Posts, Balustrades, Scroll sawing.
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
Work and Estimates from a dis
ancc will receive prompt attention
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Establishment,
Located on tho .street in. rear of National
Hotel, No. 17, where he is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line promptly
and m a workmanlike manner at reason
able prices.
A. 0. BOBBINS,
DKAMCR IN
RJ UNIT l! lili &
QUE .NHWAHK.
UNDUItTAKING OI1DEKS PROMPT
LY MTENDEI) TO.
A'ewr the Bridge, West Las Vegas.
LAS VEGAS AND VI NIT A
MAIL' AHD . EX! LINE.
lU'NXIXU DAILY FROM FORT RASCOM li
FORI' ELLIO'lT.
I'Hssonura ami Kxvrusa nintwp leaving l.ae
Vcffag on TiitHilnv niorniii).' will lip loiwai'ili'tl
on wdukly linckliiiiiril tlirmit,'li to any miiit In
the I'uu Iiau'.Uw of Texas. Cliuws rraconnlile.
V, U. AL'b'l'US, i'royvintor.
MER
A. J. . CEAWFOED,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCER.
Las Vesras,
-DEALER
Fruits, Vegetables, &c., &c.
We cany everything
Canned Goods Line!
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city.
Give Us a call.
H. KOMEEO & BEO'S,
ERCHAMTS,
Have a large and complete stock of all classes of Merchandise which they sell
at bottom prices lop cash.
East Side' of Plaza, Las Vegas.
MEN D'ENHALL & OO
FEED AND SALE STABLE
Dealers in Horses and Mules, also Fiuo Busies and Carriages lor Sale
Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Points of interest. The Finest Livery
Outfits iu the Territory.
DEALERS IX
WOOL HIDES, PELTS AND FURS
OABBIAGES
Las Jegasi
MAEGAEITO EOMEEO,
-DEALER IN-
Goods Sold Strictly for Cash ami at Small Profits
UKAXcrr STORE AT LA CUESTA, N. M.
CHAELES BLANCHAED,
-DEALER IX-
B VKRYTHIKTG
HARDWARE,
Stoves and Stove G-oocls
J- SPECIALTY !
The Elastic Joint Iron Roofing always s on hand-
BUY AMERICAN BARB WIRE.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval
ú IK a WH SX ES
pSl?lwAGE:R'- BEER.
IN-
that is packed in the
FRIEDMAN & BRO.,
&c BUGGIES
ew Mexico.
Wholesale ami Retail Dealer ii
Choice Kentucky
A r n t Srn Mexlao for
DICK BROTHERS'
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
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