Las Vegas morning gazette., December 21, 1880, Image 4

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Three Thousand Pounds of
IIOID'S Bl'II.DIMJ.
A IMnza Adornment.
Mr. Andres Dold lias asked for bids
un a new l.uildin that lie proposes to
erect on I lie northwest corner of the
plaza, which will add greatly to the
a ppcariiiK e oithu business center of
West Las Vegas, The building is to
be 02x70 tici. two .'lories high. The
Vroiu will be ol brick, and the sides
a d rear wa 1 of stone.
The first floor will be occupied by
Herbert . & Co. for a drug store and
wiil he ino-t conveniently arranged
and al I rue ively ii fed up. There
will be three large show wiudows and
two double doors. The stole room
will he fourteen feet hih. The sec
oui story will have eleven
foot ceiling, and will con
tain seven business offices all tnr
insh'.'d in good style. Throng out
t ie building will be finished in a solid
su staulial way. We have seen the
pi o , which wer prepan d by ( 'harh s
Whcclock the architect', and they cer
tainly pr-scin a line appearance. The
from wiil be rniiiiienteit with atine
inm coi'iiice,wiih an iron balcouy.it s
the lMteji; ion t .VL-. Do Id I o have the
building eninp eted and r"ady for oc-cupaii'-y
al an eariy day.
Telegraph Line to. the Nprinsi.
Tin- importance of the L;is 'e:as
Hot Springs as a resort and sanitar
iuni has jserer been doubted by the
people who know the advantages that
it possesses The eflorts being made
by the Hot Springs company to ad
vertise the place will certniuly result
in bringing them into the pronien.ee.
Ley deserve and bring hundreds uft
thousands of people to this vicinity
It was thought sometime nu vhat a
telegraph Hue coanecting tU Springs ! periixiicals.
Willi La, Vegas would lT a. good in-1 -There is considerable talk about
vestment and Mr. IL. T. Tn.blooiL . l)tiildiii- and it is u.edieled that there
inauagiroi !he S.?f,t-iiiou Te!e-J AÍn i,e fu,v twice as manv buildings
graph Cump:ui:.:,aíler carefully coi t.rt.títe(t durbm- tin-, coming vear than
si.iering thü.ieiiipti has decided, to j t hero has been in the year justclos
bngin work u once on. the proyoi-ed 1 u.r,
nev line, 'I he line will foliow the Ü-Thc scssiou of t he i-onnty eom
ly.ag.m.road and connect with the i missioiiiTs has beini n l.iisV one, and
Western Union office in. ibis tity. Al- undoubtedly be protracted till Wed
llioughitis a private t-nlerprise of ncsday or Thursday. Thus tar coun
Mr. Trttblood's the sa-me rules wid be j ty warrants to the amount of. ver
adopted as govern, the WeHern Uu- ; $15,U00 have been redeemed.
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k,.. o . ,.,fc.j;.. u.Ua many I
p lint in the country will be traiis.-.ct-ed
as speedily as front a Western Un-
ion o lllce. A very modérate. larifí
11 be- aharged, only t went y-li ve
cents. ?or tn words, and as busiosl
incie ses this wil be reduced. It has
not e been decided where the otliee.
will be located but it will very likely
be established in the ofli:x ol the
bath house, where a first clase, opera
tor will be stationed. Bids lor tele
graph poles have been asked and if
thev can be promptly secured work
will be begun at once and the line be
jui! in i o d running order within the
next thirlyday-. The bun will be well
equipped, and Mr. TrubOoyd certainly
deserv cs fircat en dit for bis enter
prise in arranging to. give us tcle
erapli cromniuiiic.'Uion with this pop
ular resort.
Christ ias f-'esti vilieN.
i.xieimve j.u e,i,u in hmih aro oeiug amt oe insured mi evening's enjoy
madc by the ladies nt ibe M. L j mcnt.
ciinrch to make the Clirii-tmas grotto, i - i t would be well if a little more
i-.., t : i. ..... .
for the children in i very way n suc
cess. The excrciscM will lie held on
Christmas eve, and every tiling will be
done tó make it an enjoyable affair for
the little pc-ple. A collection was
taken up at the church service on
S tnd iy ever.ing for the benefit, ot the
ioor, ami this sum together with a
con-iderable amount raised by suh-
.. . . T . 1 .1 .
s a ipiion v, i vesieroii v expended in i
I lie on reliase of u e.-iri n rr mmnrt'l nfti'l '
i - -1 -1 - - - - -
kinds for the needy.
The other ib nominations aro like
wbc at work and there U no reason
why the children, at leant, will not
I. ave ''A merrv 'hrit mas.
--Don't forget the reading by Mrs.
W. F. Smith for the benefit ot the
Lis Vega Academy tit the l'ivsbyte
riiu church on Wednesday evening.
LEADER
PLAZA GROCERS,
uazette uleamxgm.
Yesterday was a beautiful day i
over head bu; frightfully b id under
toot.
W. A. Given- received a large !
number i t sewing machines yester-i
dav.
-Demetrio Terez sold to Stephen i íur !l iow (1il.vs
L. Garrard the lot on the aceijuia. in-j Col. utt, assistant chief engineer
front of hi house for $12") cash. j of the Mexican Ceu.ia! Itailvwij i
Uudi Jlulnies fehippe.l h calico j passed through on bis way vasl ye--!
buri'o by express to Kansas City yen- t-el'day.
terday as a. Christina gift to :i friend, i --11. G. Barker M. I), of Livingsli u !
The lah'-v,ay saw mill has been "ty. M;souri, has opened an oi-j
moved nearly a mile abuve its loi nier l!te in ,h 1',0,t'J 'I'l"511' l!l1' Optic
position, to the Canada de Apichus, j bl ck.
Mr. J. O. Wilkinson has opened ! Clarvwe "Wells leaves on Thnr.--
one of t he neatest oyster
the territory, in one of the
in.s mi Centre street.
aioons in '
new luild-
Herbert & Co. expect to n.ove
into their new ea-t side drug store to
morrow when they ill make a h-ind-sota;
exhibition .f ( ' ! : r i s t nun good.
Quite a number of improvements
have been made in the .National
House. The otliee lias heeti enlarged
aud the dining rouiu is liued itiu the
rear.
- Our evening coufempnrary is
making great .preparations to startle
the peuple with :i c uriers address on
New lear's day.. The thing is kept
very secret.
J. lío;oíMV!(d & (lo. sold to
Stephen L. Garrard Saturday the lot
adj'diúii'g the residvnee of Demetrio
Pure, 3 left trout aud 22Ó feet deep
fcr $160 cash.
Chas,. F. Ward & Co have opened
a news stand on Centre s-.reet. They
will keep an assortiueut, of other ar
ticles as well as tlfe- latest and best
U'nrL- u. Il survm- ..i'the new
railway line from El l'a.M, to the (Jity
of Mexico nas been postponed lor
several weeks. Supplies are needed
before lhe party can ei:ter upon 1-
woiv when the survey will be pushed
through without iuterrtiptiau.
All the work on lh"iiew building
of the First National I.auk will be
completed bv to-morrow night. The
new sate is now on the wav but there
i. no knowing when it will arrive,
but oncehereit will not be long be
fore ii is put in place and io, mediate
ly there titer the banking rooms will
be opened for business.
Mrs. W. F, Smith who is to give
a public reading at the l'resbytei ian
church to-morrow evening is highly
spoken of asan elocutionist, iu Kan
sas. By assisting in swelling the
building fund of the Academy, our
people will be aiding a good cutis
attention was paid lo our streets.
They are in bad enough condiii. n
without making Mhcm any wor.-e.
Someone has been digging up the
street just east of the St. Nit bolas to
get material for making adobes. The
road is left in bad condition and those
who have rendered it more nearlv im
passible sliuld be obliged lo fix it up.
A "soiled dove" known by the
mine of "Little .Jessie" at tempted to
r-olve the problem, "does death end
nli'' by resorting to morphine m
Saturday night. She fount! life un-
bearable in the dar.ee hall and took
twenty grains of mo.-pl.ine, which
would have accomplished its work if
T1 Mill! il..,., u
Dr. Mildgati had not ollset it with a
strmach pump and succeeded in
bringing her out.
CRAI
FANCY OANDIES, at Twenty-five Cents
miimw in. iii "inn ' wiaszs
rEKSOXAL.
-Andres Dold returned from Xew :
York on Sunday. '
Frank Ogden returned yesterday
from bis trip down the valley. ,
J. il. UubinsdU. mining eniiinetr
of the A. T. & 8. F. U. II. is in lottii ii
day to s-pend Chrisunas in I'm b:o.
Souie one savs lie about H be nrnr- i
lied. Xo cards. j
;iev. .ni oauioni ruiiiiucu iimu
a tour t hrough the southern country
yesteiday. He expects to go ea-t iu
a" few days to be gone some time.
Sieve Mendenhall is happy once
more; Ids wife, dauglit. r and boy re
turned trun? a two r.n.nt Irs visit, to
friends in Aiisson.i and Kansas yes
terday. I ... AT.. o 1 ....I......... ! í'. . .
tv . 1). . h1 ''ni loriuorty a -v es
tera Union operator in this ciiy re
turned from Ieadvilie .uiuiay aud
has taken his old jio-iiioti in the La i
Vegas ofliee.
t
Mrs. W. F. Kelso roturwd from street una tliey are oungeu 10 uavei
(leoivetov. ti, Ctilorado, testerday.. in the ros.d.
She touud that the elinuiie did not-; On Sunday morning as Jose (Jalle
agreo with her there and has decided j gos, a small boy about eight years
to spend the'winter in this city. ' old, son oí Pablo Gallegos, was com-
Maj. Thomas d. Anderson, gener-! i":r from the Jesuit College he was
al advertiser a-vi-v of the A. T. & I run down by a Wain and barely cs-
o i, i i .T,...;. ...;n
l1. II. 11. 1 Ut l i I U I iiii v.-1 .
gage in the who-! esa lt grocery 1:uss
ness in this territory and Colorado.
Charles Wh.eeloek, the archil eel .
hastening to g t bis busim in skipi
that he may take a four weeks vaca
tion. It' wili vi-dt. Washington.. Bal
tinioreNew York and possibly Bos
ton to visit, friend-; and relatives.
D. A. Valentine aud I. N. Siriek
ler of the Ued Cliif company after
spending nearly two month in tin?
White Oaks and neighboring camps,
started for their home in 'IVpcka yes
terday, i'hey will ret urn again in
the spring.
Mr. J. M. Da-idson enme up yes-
to,-,Pv ir,,.,. il.; White í iiksi lie will
be in town for a dty or iw-, when he I that the dreams of those who expect -will
go casi on a visit to Id- family. 'd K Faso lo become the great rail
Air. Davidson speaks ell ot i lie nm. ! wav town, are not to bo realized
peels of fie cainu and says t he coi'ooi -ates
are showing up well, lie has tak
en up several claims iu that- dis
trict. i Air. W. 11. Lawrenee oft ím- S lv
City MlniiKj Chronicle arri ved n Ve
gas jesteroay and will leave ot home
lo-dav. He left Si. ver City the d.-.y
after election and h.is since then pir
iu good work lor New Mexico i'i gen
eral and Grant county iu p.irticiilM' üü
advertís eg our re-o irees. lie v itei&
St. Louis, Chicago, I dianapoiis, Cin
eiiiuati, 5v;insas Cil v an I other citie.
and tpom the u tie
of
tr.i..
we have seen from lime to time L
eastern exch -nges we are sure, t ha; be
has done a great deal towards bring
ing New Mexico into ftvr.d.)!e !!iee.
A few iui.i. ignition iike Mr. Lawrenct
v uld create a boom tor ilo- territo
ry, i hat would he as great n.-vt would
hn beneficial, ib' .i a live mv .-paper
man and has recently ptirch.ised ma-
terial for eiilaruing his ioiirual to a
five cohiinn lo!h
-F. M. Smith, I'urchaMivj Agen'
of thr A. T. & ti. F. road, reports that
that tiie company is storing ice along
the road as follows: Law reuee, TííO
tons; Toi.cka. 500 toll.-; Atchison, Ó0C
ton-; Florence store-house, l,.r,00 tons;
Newton. 450 ton; S.ireid, -100: Lo
Jnntll m. LnH V(,,,s "m. c.tV,
j j,in(rUoUf 350 tens" Albuquerque, S50
t Sau m Um Tm, ,
7 onn
I ''"UU'
Junta.500; Las Vega-, 400; fialisteo
. A SMALL CAR LOAD OF EGGS
at GKAAF&CO'S.
C 00.
LAS
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THE
in our line. Are prepared to undersell
guarantee satisfaction lo all
.
TEL
ranspaasB gammas
w i i wmm
Are Aeius ti-v DEVLIN & CO., New York. Keep the Largest Line of
lit'Keii davs." Satistaci-on guaranteed, and no C. O. D. business.
i'aution To He fit I ess Drivers.
Time ami uuu; again we have had oc
casion lo speak oi reckless dri ving.but
still accidents are continually happen
ing and the authorities should sec
that this habit, of dashing along the
street ; at a oreakueck pace is stopped'
It is nothing uncommon to see a hack
go wh;z.ing along the street on which
the Jesuit College and the Convent of
i lie Sisters of Loretto arc situated,
much to the peril of the pupils who
attend those schools. Many of these
children are quite small and they find
t dillb ult to get out oí harm's way
a there arc no sidewalks on that
. i t ..... .. I
! caned with his lite
A team came
.
tearing along and when in trout ot
the bouse of Juan Lopez, before the
little fellow could get out oi the way,
he was struck by the tongue ot the
wagón, fairly in the mouth, and
j thrown down. All of his lront teeth
wi re bmUen out, his jawbone broken
aud he was otherwise seriously in
jured. Without waiting to see how
badly thu boy was injured the driver
kept on and passed out of sight un
recognized. The Rooming Town.
Fvi n i.ow there seems to be a dif
ference of opiuio'i as to where the
i great town ol the southwest is to be
i located. Nearly everyone
believes
.Mesilla is ceriainU the most i-.pular
town of any th.-.t have been named,
bin it was stated to us by a man who
probsses to be well itiíorim d as to
the plains id' the Southern raritic
I Kail way managers, that the two road
I will cross at a nbee called Van Wm-
' kle'- raiiclu some distance this side of
..... ...
I'.i IM'il. , ills plifcr is S:itit to or uu'
best point lor a town, not uiths'and
: ine- the claim- made bv Mesilla..
Hotel Arrivals.
ST XienOl.AS HOTKL.
A Mi'py, Sania Fe: Will.. .a..Utu Io'.ht,
ii.il ;.I.li. ti'wl'.H. il I.eniit'v.l II. D ytli,
III-, hi Mu ilíeu'li; 1Ilm!)M-i i,'. Ill-111, lo; j olí ti
S. X lliecs, IvaiiHils I il ; Itcttl") F. II, iV I , Iil'fn
Itlillo
okasu viuw it -Tr-:r, .
:úví. T. .tics, l.niilsillf, .y. :.5 Dtcklo-
mm, TruU'lieli .1 . T )'l nnor, l!:itin ; JIiv. j
F1 I.'. C 'IV ii. .it F. II. ti.tr, ( lewl.uiil; L.A.I
tier .-y, Uili-u , ill t S :n T IíIi-hIcs: S A. j
Harm.. lis ; J .' K . Huve. Maa.- rare; ,M U mil-
ill Uiillll US ;llni.I!. Ill 8,-. M.llBl.uHtuWII
l.i.va; II. I,. Ciniiialiav;, K. C ;M .M'Si.iijfcr,
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KATIdX.lL HOTKL.
Git,). Jiviifrr, Denvurj J. I. St'inerimo, Dan
li r, Pa.0.0 Handy, Cabra Sprliig, L D.
Tut iniao, III. i Tioii Friuen. Tlptonv llc ; Mrs.
ISoi'tlni Ttirnor, lis; S. A. A'iljtt, Antn.i
ctiioo; Aiirtor. WI!mai,lo
;
Attention, AH member of O. O of II
i You are requested to be nt the I.
() (J. F. lodge room on fcumiay Dc-
1 cemb.-r 26i H at 2. n. m. sharp, lor con-
i cember 26it at 2. n. m. sharp, lor con- (
frrring tlio degree. All members of
the I. O O F A F & A M K. of
1 ,' !U"1 L - r" a nre cordia,l.v ",v"
I 0(1.
Bv ordci of J. B, Gartrell,
II. IIvrixokr. Grand Signer,
U rami Secretary.
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS.
ARE DCING-
LARGEST BUSINESS
all I hers. Will tako pleasure h showing our weil assorted stock. And
our customers. Keep the latest styles. And never carry old stock.
We invite attention to our
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
That will be a source of joy and
comfort to yourself and family to be
found iu the greatest variety at Chas.
Ilfeld's. Thev surpass anything ever
before brought to this town.
The little folks, their parents aud
all their relatives are respectfully in- boots and shoes, which is now com
vitcd to examine my sock. They nete. Please give me a call and savo
will secure a more tasteful and moro
ustrful present at the lowest possible
prices. Inquire at
ClIAKLKSILFELD'S.
COME TO STAY.
The
increase
in patron
age bestow
ed upon our
bouse the past
few mouths neces
sitat ed ad ditional,
store room and a large
increase of our stock of"
goods. Our arrangements
have been made with careful
regard to the wants of our cus
tomers, and facilities for inspec
tion ot goods, which we oiler at'
IíEMAlíKABLY low figures..
We handle nothing but standard
brands ot canned goods. The
choicest butier, apples, pota
toes and everything kept in
a first-class grocery st're.
Courteous allent on ex
tended to all visitors
and goods open.- U'
inspection with
out any regard
to purchase.
Conic and
see
Bell, Craig & Co.,
The plaza grocers.
Oranges at Bell, Craig & (Jos.
Goto Jndd's Barbershop and get
scraped, Exchange Motel. tf.
Pickets for sale at Lockbart & Go's
planing mill. 29-tf.
Honev at Bell. Crnir &).
I '
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. LoCKIIART ifc Co.
21 -tf.
Choice Butter at Bell, Craig & Co.
Ilolbrnok'-. tobacco is the best.
Wav 1 wo prices ,oi
Cardigan Jaeketi,'
( 'oinl'orters.
Scarfs,
Nubias.'Tntcv Knit Coats
and Dress euods
at Wksciik's.
A line of Ladies' Coats
at less than cost, for the
next ton dnvs
C. E. Wksciie.
Kaiitn ClniiNe on Time.
If you want to make a nice holi
day gift ro and examine the large
stock of Watches, ("locks, Jewelry
anil Silver riaten Ware nt
Skkwald's.
i'ieklea by the quart at Bell, Craig
& Co.'s.
COltageS 10 Kent.
Hot; Snriiiir8. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store, East Las Ve
sm. 314-tf.
Brick for sale in large or small
quantities, at Lockiiakt & Co's.
per . Pound !
MP
mil
Samples ever shown. Suits ready in
To It. It. Employees.
Thanking you for the so very 'liber
al patronage bestowed upon me iu the
past and assuring you that I will do '
all in my power to merit the same also
in the futurp, I would herewith call
your attention to my new stock of
clothing, gent's furnishiug goods.
money by buving of
Isidor Stern.
Oranges at Bell, Craisi & Co.'s.
Fresh eggs, at I'cll, Craig & Co.
Malaga grapes, at Bell, Craig & Co.
Christmas Toys, at: Bell, Craig &
Co.
Apples, at Bell, Craig & Co.
For flannels, come to I. Stern.
For ladies' cloths and waterproof
come to Isidor Stern.
Fresh Oysters, at Bell, Craig & Co.
Lemons, at Bell. Craig & Co.
Fop Corn, at Bell. Craig & Co.
l lurísima Uitis.
My now stock came iu and will be
ready tor inspection in a'few days.
Isidor Stern.
Cabbage, at Bell, Craig & Co.
For ladies' woolen underwear come
to Isidor Stern.
Goods retailed at wholsale prices at
Isidor Stern's.
Buckwheat Hour at
n83i f .1. Ghaaf & C o's.
Turnips, at liell, Craig & Co.
Theodore Kulenbeck has received a
fine stock 'd' gold and silver filisrree
jewelry and also a nice lot of silver
plated ware tor thr holidays. tf
Dried beef at Bell, Craig & Co.'s.
If you want a good Pocket Knife,
a pair otcissors that keeps sharp,
an elegant set of table cutlery,
or a first-clas razor, go to"
j F. Wksciik's.-
Corn meal at Brll Craig & Co.'s.
Holiday Gooiln.
Autograph A I bit ins,
Photograph Albums,
Pict tire Books,
Novels, i 'nines, Writing Desks, Dolls,
Tea sets and ot her tovs.
C. K- Wkschk.
't he fact is tha , lloimhton keeps
i he best ass rted stock ot bird cayes
io he found west of S1 . Louis. Go
and see them fur he has jttst got in a
big supply .,f them ot all styles-brass
ami painted,
New York cheese at Bell, Craig &
Co 's.
I would rcspeclfiillv call the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the Whi'eOak mines, ami the pub
lic iu general to the fact that I have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where I keep a com
plete assortment of general merchan
dise; aud make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisoria ect, ' Anton Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
and I sollgowtts at the lowest rates.
David Wintkknitz,
& Anton Chico, N. M
Fresh eggs, it Bell, Craig & Co.
Wisconsin rea cry butter at
BEfcL, CltAict & Co'b.