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Ls Vegas Dait Ga?ette.L. STOISTE JAFFA BROTHERS' GRAND VIEW .HOTEL WEDNESDAY DECEMI5EU 15, 1880 r.vMs ox TII!". -.TOCK OF- Mountains ai;d Plains. Dorers lortcoal will soon lap (In; mountains in ar (ioltlcii, Col. All of the Kio (rauilíí railro.ncl con ductors liavc douiiril tlicir new uni torni. JiiilCl'ouríícc, author of "A Fool's Errand'' was formerly editor of I lie Denver Times. í)urní a liiirli wind recently nt l'l. Collins Col., a cook store was Mown ncros-i the street. Miss Miuide Pinueo's challenge lo ride twenty miles for $5,000 lias been accented by Nellie Curtis, of Topeka. The new Tabor opera house at Den ver will be ready for occupancy be tween the first of March and the first of April. A six daos go-as-you-please eonte.M is in progress is at Leadviile, haviug Leon begun upon the niiht of the 11th. The Gunnison extension of the Den ver & liio Grande railroad was op ened to Cascade, beyond Hortense on tlie lllh. The Trinidad city petitioned for the traniwav fiom the council lias boeu rifjlit to build ii Ifiíciiburif cual mino to the depot. It is estimated by the Herald that the Leadviile district will this year produce $15,000,000 in bullion, not withstanding the t-trikc. The Contention mill at Tombstone, Arizona, is turning out $40,000 a week. A new 20-stainp mill is to be erected for the Contention mine. The new shops of the I). & H. G. It. R. at Denver are rapidly approaching completion. They will have a capac ity much larger than the old ncs. Tlio buildings of the new Colrado for on the La Plaiais being carried on through two feet of snow and the tcinderature eight degrees below zero. A company of French capitalists are now at San Miguel, Col., getting iho material on the ground for the erection of a 10-stamp mill, six con centrators and a large suv mill. There arc said to bo 10,000 buflaloes bel Ween the end of the track of the Northern Pacific railroad and Dead wood, 1). T., driven within the limits of civilization by the Indians. Four Trinidad boys have struck it rieii in the I'ltk'n region. They have already been offered $12,000 !':r their prospect hole. Their names are .1. W. Champion, llan Fellows, Jim Kern and Dob Kite. Bogus Charlie a noted Modoc, an accomplice, of Capt. Jack in the M' -doc war, and who assisted in the butchery ot Gen. Canby died recently in Oregon on his way home from the military prison at Leavenworth, Ks. A new school building, second to none in Colorado, known as the Cen tral school has just been completed in West Denver n't a cost of $JG,000. It h fifty by tight y feet, two s.ories Iniih and 45 feet from the ground lloor to the too of t he cornice. It is built! alter the n:ot approved pattern and h fitted up wi'h the best school fur niture, etc. A few days ago Miss Esther Lewis, of Suushinc, Col., near Jíouhler got up to get breakfast. As she bad been to a dance the night before she lay down while the pot was Sioiliug and fell asleep. ly some means the house cmght lire and she would have "per i hed it a man had not rushed in at (he peril of his life and rescued her with considerable difficult. t'lesident Palmer, of the Denver k Rio Grande, is in the east on business connected with the new third rail. He will make all the fina! arrange ments and the work will be pushed rapidly forward. The contracts tor getting out the ties have ulrcath been let-ami the contractors started from Denver Saturday with a large force of men to do the work. Colorado's latest big enterprise is the Denver, Utah & Pacific Railroad uní Telegraph Co. The capital sto k is $30,(100.000 and enough has been subscribed to insure the succ ss of the scheme Directors have been chosen and work will be commenced at once. The route is projected from Denver ami passing through the coun ties of Jefferson, Weld, Boulder, Grant, Summit and Gunnison to the easteru boundary of Utah, passing through the coal fields southwest of .Erin on its route to the mountains, and thence by the most feasible and direct route' to and up the eastern f-lopc of the Rocky mountains, either by the Big Thompson, Boulder, Cache bi Poudre or St. Vrains passes, and over the Snowy liangeaml Continen tal Divide to the Hot Sulphur Springs mi Middle Park; thence down Grand river to the western boundary ot the state; thence through-Utah aiid Cali fornia to the Pacific ocean. There is a new scusation among the miners" in Leadviile. For several months the owucrs of the Denver City mine have been sinkiug a shaft fciui it wa9 feared that nothing but a low grade ol iron would be disclosed. About two weeks ng't, however, the iron changed considerably in appear ance, and a greater depth was obtain ed, t-howej more chloride of silver. This slate of affairs continued until nt t lie present time the bottom of tho haft discloses a vast amount ot tho chloride and bromide of silver bear ing iron, and tho mine to-day prom ises to become one of the richest ore producers in the camp. Spcciniitis were numerous about the mine, show ing chlorides covering the iron ore, like a plate of tin. Every cleavage and hole showed cloride of silver, and bri nk the lumps where you would the rich minera' would be shown in great iduiiidanee. Assaj s have been made ranging I rom 200 t o 500 ounces to the ton, but a fair average canuot be had without getting a mill run on a largo lot. Coutracts liavo been let for buildings to prosecute (he work effectively. Old XPoxxnclivtioix "STONE" Jtulltler, fuhitrr, , l'iiirrert i'nlsotninef, Contmtrtor, LAS VKGA. - NEW" INCAICO. SAN MICUEL NATIONAL BANK OF LAS VEGAS, liS VEGAS, - ÜT- -MI Jacob Cross, Miguel A. Otero, Cashier. President. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $200,nO0. PAID LT CAPITAL, $50,000. Miguel A. Otero, Joseph Roeemviild, Kmanuel Rosniuvald Jacob Gross. A mires Sena, Lorenzo Lope.. David VintrnlW. Rosenwald's Building. Does a gciii-ral HankliiK Business. Draft for sate on tho princi al citiosof Great Britain ainl th;' C iniinent of l'.nro)e. Correspondence solicited. New Store! New Goods! Willaim Gillerman HAS OPENED A STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE -AT- Ft. Bascom, - New Mexico. A Full Assortment in every Line, which will ho sold atLas 'e;;ns .rices, Freight added. Eagle Saw Mills -AND- LUMBER. W1RB -I1Y- T- Romero & Son. Ji'Lenve your orders at the Morn of,"i T. Homero A Son . Las Vi:ga3. New Mexico. "THE WHITE" TTr'-Jvm '11531 mm V.VS'i'd'! SAfshlCHi Iltmnlng MACHINE irer the would. Alrnost Noiseless. New, and in perfect order. WM. If. II. ALLISON, EAST LAS VEOAS $100 Reward for Tom Dean. Tho nhovo rewnrd will ho paid by te Mor County iHock Grower- Association of Mor Co. New Mexico, lor inn arrest and delivery to the proper authorities at Mora Countv Jail of TOM DF.AV iillns 1'iiM CUMMINÜS, from Armenia, Red Itlver, X. M ., for stealing cattle. Dean when last heard from wns atone of the Narrow Uimpe Nail Uond campg ut Rio Arriba cuiinty, Now Mexico. A STANDING UK WARD OF FERED. $50 Ii OF- For thf anest and conviction of any THIEF who lino stolen Stock from any meinlipr of tho Mora County stock Growers Association, and $100 REWARD I Will he paid for Information which will lead i to tho conviction of Rnvers of Stolen Stork, PTOClí HOWKRS ASSOCIATION, Mora cty, X. M 1 wmmmi LAS VEGAS, 3Vt. IDIR,. J ZEE. STJTFIIsr, IPIROIP'IR, The Best Accommodations that can be found in the Territory. TO lísTD FROM The Saint Nicholas Las Vegas, New Mexico. T. F. CHlFfUl FR O FRIE TOR Will be Kept as a First-class Hotel, Provdina good table, good attention, fins Wines, etc. The Traveling Jvblic are cordially invited. Tho St. TVTioTxolrvs Hotel, Xj Voíib. TST. JVT. Browne & Manzanares, WHOLESALE (1 BOCEES, AND COMMISSION LAS YUGAS, IN". IsK. ommissic Las Vegas,- New Mexico. Full Line of General Merchandise. O It ü EUS FROM Southern Colorado; New Mexico, and Arizona Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. T. ROMERO & S Wholesale suul General Merchandise, TRAIN OUTFITTERS. Las Vegas, - iw illexico. E. G-. MCDONALD, W HOLES ALE AND UETAIL DEALER IN LIQUORS añd OBCARS SOLE AGENT IX NEW MEXICO FOR ssMiUFis ifoiiwwR i an t 4V cons -CELEBRATED- THE GREAT CHARLES ILFELD: XORTH 6IDB OF PLAZA, A7fl BHAKCIt 8 TO It E AT LA8 VEGAS, ALT. TRAIN'S. Hotel MERCHANTS Retail Dealer in EMPORIUM IíA JÜ.ÍTA. Merchants NEW WINTER GOODS! Boots & Shoes w. Q O , WE NOW HAVK Our yior.s filled of all kind- ol Goods lor tlc Winter Trade and invite the peo ple of l.as Veras and vicinity to ex amine our slock bi lore purchasing elsewhere. We have a large stock of everything appertaining lo General Merchandise. As (he varieties are too numerous to niention,wc prefer showing our customers our stock in the store rather t liau in the newspaper. o No trouble to show see us. JAFFA BROS., East and "West Las Vep-as. P 6. othing for CI J. &RAAF & CO., Restaurant & City Bakery ALL FRESH SSRF.lH,:tVKFS ami FIFS WHuj.KSALK GROCERIES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Confectioneries, Fruits, etc, etc., etc. Las Vegas, SAMUKI. I!. WATROrS S. B. WATKOUS & SON DEADEK.S IX Cattle, Hay, Grain, OoneiKiirneiits of Freight and C'.ittlo lor and from I lie Itcd Iti ver Country Convoyed at Watroui Hull Uoad Depot tiood Roads from Kil Hiver via Algun Hill. Dist mice from Fort Bascom to Watronn ! miles. 3"CD TO rX1ZEHEtl CENTRAL DRUG STORE! For Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Paint Oils, Pai.nl Medicines, Brushes, Combs, Fine Soaps, Per f urn erics, Toilet Articles of every description, Whole sale and Retail, Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty I ha! Drug Store, Main Las Vegas, New Mexico. fVtace Criswold, & Co., Prop'r. M. BRUNSWICK Wholesale and General Merchan clise OUTFITTI1TG GOODS. WEST SIDE OF PLAZA, LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO. 3r.35pecit.il Inducement to casli biiyor, as no sell no (rood ou tim.S J. ROSENWALD&CO. Ijias Vegas.N - M. W'llOl.F.sM.K Al General Merchaaidi.se m) OUTFITTING GOODS. Wool, Jlitte.it, Pelt and Produce generally bought for Ca$k or 0fkanttl nt tnarket'prtteu. ir Best Makes a CD o 3 o 3 (0 c goods. Call and ! Rflen and Boys. KINDS OF AND ÜKTAIL A'ew Mexico. JOSEPH tt. WATKOUS. Flour and Town Lots, UEM MEXICO st. between East and West Retail Dealer Ju -AND- ltKTAIL DEALER IN \n\n OTERO, SELLAR & CO. Wholesale and