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Las Veas Daily Gazette.
J. H. KOOCLER, Editor.
. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
Pally. I J ear. l J'-
IlKilV. IIIOI.Ml
Dailv. I month ' "-
Delivered tv rarrier to liny part of Iheeily.
W'wkly, I ye.'ir :i Í,".'-
Weekl'v. ti iii4.ni I ".
Tor Ailvt'i-tHiiii K in- apply to . H. I-.'Iit
IiKii- :i i It i'i rii'tor.
4'lmrrli Jf otleiM.
o
IVIIIol.l' III i:(;ll. -tinier ..l .'mees
i .'lit .. i.. llirrll
t i: . mi : I'Sitt-r l u i. 111. uei-n unís;
i.ow M i-s nt I'. "I ' ,'.0ü,i:,?T
J'arish l'rient.
11I--Y I'KIMAN ( Hl'Ut H. W.'sr Las
'e::ts. ervire every Snnd y nt 11 a. m.
nul 7 i! in . Snliliai.li School at fl:4.i u. i.
r.v..l.C. Eastman. 1'nstor.
To lie i'ouihI at the Tai-soiiage adjoining the
Ml. PmifH Kitttu-opftl Church, Lev. II.
Korre-itT Mi"l ltt'V. 1. A. Sanford. Service
everv Sundi.v at II A. M. ami 7::t) 1. M sim-
luy School ui Ss:Mil. M. All nreeordmlly in.
viteil.
MethuilUt KiHsioiml Cluirrh.-Serviee
every Sunday at 11 a. m. nni , p. in. Sal'biitti
school at :i p. m. 1. w Callee, l'astor.
ParsoiinKeHiljoiniiiK the church.
l irnt ItnpliMt tJHnrch. Services at 11 n. m,
ami 7 :.".() P. m. Snlibath school 2 p. in. All
.irecordiivllv invited to attend our services.
I'lace of mcetinx I the Imi illnff atljolnii.)?
.Infla Kims. Store on the north. Lev. Si. n.
Mnrphv. tinator. i u
rtllAl'MAK I.oiIkc No. 2 A.t.S A.M
j meets oi. the WeJncsduy of each month be
I re the full ol the moon at the Mrfxonic Ha 1,
etitiat Street, between South id and M strts.
I . II. Kooyler. Sec v.
FAM KAM l.odC No. 4. I. O. O. K.
J meets everv Thursday evening at o clock
viHÍIin brothers are cordially invited.
1 THOMAS ÜA1ÍTKELL, N. O.
T. UiiKNiiKf k, Secretary,
null trrHiilCPinrnlii'-The Post-OIHce wil
i. ... ,.,..,,1 ,lilv eveeot SlllldilVB. from 7:30 A.
m iintilA. r. m. Sunday, one hour alter the
Arrival ol each mail.
Knnlnru Mull. Leaves illice ntll::!u.. m
Arrives :t 8:8U PM.,
Western Hll VrvHes at 12 A. M . Leave
at 2 r. m.
Wnll irives :il S A. M., leaves nt S-
iailii, Iniliwn 'irr'y fr H"'-
Avrivi-s a :.mja. m. inn
. ....... m.íi t it. ves Kridav at 8 A. M., Arrives
Suturday "I ' i. m.
I.u la mot. Joya I.argn, I.oniii Iartln
ttud ft I'lilon Mall. -Leaves Tuesday l
ii .. m ., ai rives Wednesday 8 r. M.
T. E. CitAi'MAN; Postmaster.
Captain IIi tton is just the man
to lake hold of i Urn organization,
lie lias fought the lire tiend for years
and under his direction a good fire
bridarte could he organized that
would relleet credit on our tily and
insure security from any extensive
conllagraliou.
It is time that something was done
about regulating the mails between
Vegas and the White Oaks. Hardly
a mail arrives Unit does not bring
some complaint about, the failure to
reeeivo Ihe (Jazetti:. Xot alone is
there fault lound with the paper mail
hut letters, loo, are delayed beyond
all reason. Something must be done
at oiic, and the best way to regulate
lln; matter is to secure fast, mail ser
ve between this point and the Oaks.
If ihe proper encouragement is offer
ed a line of fast hacks could, and
would he put on that would enable
us 10 lie within short communication
of t he thriving camp and make this
the point for filtering that region.
We niiit hold Un- I r:ule of the Oaks,
and lo iii -o may reijuirc some tbir
on tiiir pari, hut injusiice to the pen
pie Uu-re, who are very friendly dis
posed towards us, and to ourselves,
Minii'thing must be done and llial
speedily.
A c mimillee has been appointed to
solicit money to equip a hook and
laddtr cotnpauy aud we lnp? that our
citizens will respond cheerfully aud
generously lo t lie appeal. The need
of pitch an apparatus no oue will de
ny, and the demand is urgent. AVY
must have it a once and it will he tin
first step towards insuring security lo
our property, that no one feels at pres
ent.. The expense is trifling compar
ed with the benefits t-.- be derived uin'
we confidently expect that the amount
requisite lo purchase the apparalu
described in the report of the com
mittee on waler works will be forlh
coiijins.'. The same committee has
been instructed lo enlist volnnteer--1'irahook
and ladder company aud
that part of Ihe task will be an casj
one, for from the hints that have
been thrown out, we gather, that
there are in I, as Vegas a large num
ber of men who have in times gone
by '"run with Ihe machine," and stand
ready t do their duty whenever call
ed upon. It rests now with our citi
zens to say whether or not they will
protect themselves against ravages by
lire.
.. --
Third Rail From Denver.
The Kio (raudo company announc
es officially that a third rail is to be
laid between Denver and Pueblo. 1 1
is denied ti at this improvement is
particularly in the interest of ihe
Santa Ke só far as I he llio (raudo is
concerned. Tobe sure the Santa Fc
can run its cars into Denver, but the
Union Pacific can likewise run its
ears to the Springs and to I'ueblo.
At the same time it is very evident
that the Santa Te will bo more direct
ly and largely benefitted than any
other corporation. It is not believed
thai ihe rail can bo laid before May.
but in the meantime a hoister nnd
table for the transfer of broad gauge
cars to narrow gauge truekt will be
placed in use nt 1'neMo, l bus enabling
the exchange of frciyht. without
breaking bulk, (o go into ell'eet at an
early day.
First National Bail!
K l.AS m:a.
Authorized capital, $500,000',
Paid in capita!.
Surplus Fund
$50,000
$10,000
DOES A oKSEUAL RANKING MTSlNKSS
dw-tf
The Old R eliable Di tut
Store. Established 1870.
HERBERT & CO
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
TOILET ARTICLES,
AND PERFUMERY.
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P RE SCRIPT J O y S carefully
Compounded.
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At Doctor Shout's Old Staud.
ANDRES SENA,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
LOS ALAMOS. X.
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Also Dealer in
.V.
OATTL10. SHEEP,
WOOL. HIDES.
C.ftAIN AND ALi,
Kinds of PHODI'CE.
FREIGHTING
Freight teams always ready and freinldiiij?
done to all parts of tlui Territory.
Center Street
13 A T7"Tvr"7"
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And Lunch Conn tor.
(Formerly Santa Fe IJakcry.) I
IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Tovritorv. Will
supply Las A'egas and the Towns along j
the lload from liatón to San 3Iarcial.
Orders by letter will receive prompt at
tention. 1 1 nj?EHTY k AXC ELL.
Pi'ices to Suit the J tines.
J. 0. Bl
M;'?ltil'icl it -!- anil Dealri in
LAS VKtiAS, )
VLIU QUKKQUK,
NKV." MKXICO.
One Square Soulh of I'laza, on South Side of
Pnciilc Street,
( nn-lage Trimming Done to Order.
The Occidental
illiard
Finett j the JJity of Las Vegs,
THE MONARCH
First-class bar where gentlemen will
lind the finest liquors, wines and ci
iars in the Territory; also in connec
tion is a lunch counter. Droj in and
see us.
Open Day and Nitjht.
L O CKE & L O CKWO OD,
Proprietors.
CHAPMAN HALL.
Billiard Parlor
& Sample Room,
THC MONARCH
'the Kiiu-Ht Hesort in West Las Vea where
the Very licst Jlrands of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Aro constantly liept on hand.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOM
IX CONNECTION.
HENRY HUAMM, Proprietor.
Iiiipwrinnt Notice.
Tor thu benelitolouroiti.eng who Kfi eastttio
tale copies of this paper will lie kept on fllu n Hit
ticket ulUce of the ( hiendo. Din Imcton Jk Qnlii
cy ral roiul, at 51) Clink trect. ClileiiKo, 111.,
whei-e thov are prlvilcred to vail ami read Itlrce.
lift.
LAS VKÜAS
Assay Office,
OF
olmKobertsoii.F.S.A.
Asayer, Alining Engineer,
Opposito Browno & Manzanares'
EAST LAS ALEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
Assays vl' Ores Miu.le with Accitracy and
Dispatch, l'ronipt Attontion will be
L'aiJ to Orders Sviit from the Various
IMtni nej Camps of tlio Territory.
Examining and Keporting on Mines and
Mining Claims a Specialty.
All Assays Considered Confiucntial
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neps, efe., unci il.ao buys niKl
on CoiiiniiKsion.
JPESKSIO CORRAIi.
Hay nnd Grain kept for sale lo lai-jre or small
((iian'tilies. (jlooil Hoeommoilations for slock.
I'lace of l)-;iine?s on airee! in rear of NatioiKil
Motel.
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ALL KINDS OF
IDOZTnTE TO OttJDJUIZ.
Sliop in Dold's Block, Norlhwesf
(orner of the Plaza.
C. A. RAT11BUX
cm c j.GtG
FíiiCnI (pialiiy of Custom Work done in the
Territory.
A Full Lino of M. I). Wells ACo.'s Chieiia
Made lloola & Shoes Constantly on Hand.
EAST LAS VEGAS, X. M.
J. W. LOVE,
Commission Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HAY,
" GIÍ A IN,
POTATOES,
APPLE,
Handled in Car Lots.
ltiiller, Eggs and Poultry always on
oanil. Cash paid "ii consignments.
"BILLY'S"
In Dold's Block.
Northwest Cor. of l he Plaza.
The most elegant appointed saloon in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
the country. Mixed drinks a spec
ialty. Open day and night. .
HOPPBE BROS,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, HOOTS & SHOES,
rrodnee a Specialty. Orders filled on pIioi t no
tice, rroprlelurs ol the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Eatt Las Vesai, N. M.
Philip Ilolznian.
-DEA!. LI! IN
MERCHANDISE
(.'onier of Centre 6treet aud (irand
Avcmie. East Las Vcjias.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as ran be found anywhere
wli.cli will be sold at the lowest pos
!ih jerates.
L I Y E "i -Y
SALE. STABLE
EAST LAS VECAS, N. W!.
J. S. Dmicsiii, Prop'r
Carnages and Horses Let at
Reasonable Rates.
Horses and Mules I'.oua'hf and
Sold.
F. C. Ogden, Propt'r.
Dressed Lumber for Sale.
Lumber Surfaced to order.
SASH, DOOTÍ3, BLINDS aim uj
rae
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Turning of all Descriptions, Newell
. Posts, Balust rades, Scroll sawing.
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
Work aud Estimates from a dis
ftnee will receive prompt attention
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.T. 13. ALLEiST'S
.K s tablislmio nt,
Located on the street in. rear of National
Hotel, No. 17, where ho is prepared to
do till kinds of w ork in his line promptly
and in a workmanlike manner at reason
able prices. .
A. 0. BOBBINS,
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UNDERTAKING OliUEMS PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
Xcar the Bridge, West Las Vegas.
BESTAUBANT
AND
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Something Good to Drink,'
Lunch at any hour from 0 till 11 A. M. j
E AST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO '
OppolU nrowiiu A Uunzaaarus.
ATDH A T
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DEALK.lt IN .
A. J. CRAWFORD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCER.
Las Vcas,
-I)EALi:il
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. ROMERO & BRO'S,
RCHAWTS,
Have a large and complete slock of nil classes of Merchandise which they sell'
at bottom prices for cash.
East Side of Plaza, Las Vegas.
MENDENHAL'L & CO
FEED AND SALE STABLE
Dealers in Horses and Mules, alio Fine Buggies and Carriages for Sale
Rigs for t he Hot Springs and other Points of Interest. The Finest Livery
Outfits in the Territory.
IYER FRSEDSVIAEU & BRO., .
DEALERS IN
WOOL HIDES, PELTS AND FURS
CABBIAGES
MjWs V9&as,
MARO Alt UO ROMERO,
DEALER IN
flood- Sold striei ly for CiiMi ni'.d nt Sinnll Profit I,
bra'kcii store at la CUESTA, .. M.
CHARLES ELAN (THAR I).
DKALElt IN
E3 VSHYTHINO-
HARDWARE,
Stoves and Stove G-oods
SPECIALTY !
The Mas lie Joint Iron Roofing alwayss on hand.
BUY AMERICAN BARB WIRE.
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Francisco Baca y Sandoval
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Now Mexico.
IX-
&c BUGG-IBS.
Yew nWe.vico.
Wholesale and Ketall Dealer U
Choice Kentucky
WHISKIES
Side Am-nt In New Mexico for
DICK BROTHERS'
CELEBRATED
LAGER BEER.
SOCOUUO, N M. LAS VEUAS NM.
ALBUQUERQUE, K, M.
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