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DAILY GAZETTE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. 1881.
X Paper.
The (i A7.ETTE celebrates Xew
Year's Day, and consequently no
paper will lio published from this
office to-morrow morning.
(AR RETT'S PARTY.
Vfijiis (mes to the Front
(res the Brave Boys a
Testimonia!.
and
When the news came from Santa
Fc that Pat Garrett was meeting with
some difficulty in securing the $500
reward offered by Gov. Wallace for
the capture of "the Kid"' there waB
considerable indiguatiou expressed
by the people of Las Venas. Acting
Governor UitehdiduoU-ousider him
self justified iu paying the sum, in
the abecuec of Gov. Wallace, and af
ter the five guards had waited some
time in the capital, M. Brunswick, of
this city, came to their assistance.
Mr. Brunswick succeeded in securiu
the $500 and gave it to Garrett, who
vare his order on Gov. "Wallace. Mr.
Brunswick is deserving of great praise
for thus helping out the brave men.
who risked lluir lives and endured sc
much to effect the capture of the
outlaws. Acting Gov. Hitch, Mr.
W. T. Thornton of Santa Fe and Mr.
IV.aney of Lincoln county, who with
Mr. Brunswick advanced the money,
also come in for a shre of the praise.
Thus i : will be seen that the report
that Santn Fc gave Garrett's party
$500 is wholly incorrect.
Garrett and Frank Stewart return
ed to Vegas Thursday night, and es
terday Mr. Brunswick Ktartcd a sul
Bcriplhui p'per and in a ooiir
li.id rcird $(595 as a t M un mal 'u i In
parly. This is but a oilier indication
of the "em -rosiiy of our people aim
denniisiriles the tact ihat Veghms
mi mire bravery and pluck. The fol
lowing is the list of subscription-,
which will be increased by $100 a
least, to-day.
First National Bank
AI. Brunswick
Chas. Ilfcld
Chas. Bíauchard
T. itomero & Son
Lorenzo Lopez
Otero, Sellar & Co.
Brown & Manzanares
O. L. Jloughtou
JIUty Bros.
W. S, .Moore
C. Fi. Wcschc
Isidor Stern
Jo. Ilosenwald
Hmi Miguel National Bank
Marwede, Ihlder & Co
Hilaiio Romero
It. G. McDonald
Yctta Kohn
Margado Homero
Andres Dold
J. Graaf&Co
F. E. Herbert & Co.
Tlieo. Rutenbeck
$100
50
50
2.
25
25
100
100
'6
10
25
10
10
10
50
10
15
10
10
10
10
5
ó
5
As previously announced Dr. Kna
uer presented Garrett with $100 in
gold on Monday, which brings our
contribution up to $900. Our re
gret is that the boys haven't a cool
$1,000 to tako home with them on
Mondayfor their expenses have been
great, while the risks they ran cannot
lie estimated in a monetary point of
view,
Mr. A. Grzelachowski of Puerta de
Luna offered a reward of $100 for the
appivhciision of the thieves who
stole his stock, whom, he is sure, were
none other than "the Kid's" party.
He has paid part of thirsum and will
pay the rest when
Puerta de Luna.
the party reach
Louies Who Receive.
The following arc the names of a
few of the ladies who will receive
to-day :
Mrs Isidor Stern, east side of pla
za, the hour being set at from one to
five p. in.
Miss Ida Wiley, Ziou Hill, East
side, afternoon.
Mrs. Scott Moore, Hot Springs.
All day.
Mrs. aud Miss Burris, assisted by
Miss Bell Cowan, at the residence of
Mrs. llubbell, Main street, neai the
bridge. Hours, one to nine p. in.
Mrs. Dou Miguel A. Otero, Main
street, Zhu Hill, afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. Chapman, Hot Springs
Hotel, afier dinner.
Mrs. A. O. Robbins, west side, as
sisiedby her sisier, Miss Kiltie Mayes,
,1 0 'i- I G"-vi. IviiHas,
The . S i , .i k i i,. en
house all da;.
Mrs.J. H. Koogler, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs.
Suttin and Miss Mel tie Koogler, at
the parlor of the Grand View Hole!.
-Tho first trip of ihe stage from
Santa Fe to San Juan, the terminus of among the latter is Mr. W. C. Had
the D. & R. G. railroad, was male ley of this city. A t a meei in:r oi t In-
yesterday. :.
GAZETTE LEASING.
Happy New Year!
Rev. Thos. Harwood telegraph
us that all 9 quiet in Socorro.
There was sleighing in Santa Fc
on Thursday, for the first time th'n
season.
Some fellow that runs to statis
tics will soon have it figured up to
show the value of the ink wasted in
erasures by thoso who forget that this
b '81 instead of '80.
United States Marshal J. F. Mor
lsy, who, with one hand on the throt
tle of the locomotive, and the other
clasping his six-shooter, ran the train
out last Mondav, is back from Santa
Fe.
Some one suggests that Dr. Milli-
kcu should assist Doctor-Brakeinan
Shout in running a train. If the eri
sipelas doesn't go down, Milliken
couid bit ou tho mr platform and
take the place of a red lantern.
Mr. James Patterson came up
from tho White Oaks yesterday. He
reports the camp booming, and at
hast $100,000 worth of ore oil tiie
dump of the Hoiuestake such ore as
was uever before 6ecn in New Mexico.
There will be a heap of lying to
day by would-be turners-over-of-ncw-
leavcs, who will take vows to cut off
bad habits. But such oaths are like
overs' vows, w ich, as the poet
Browning has it "the Recording An
gel fails to put down."
Brakeman, alios Doctw Shout,
nforms us that be has received a po
sition as brakeman on the Santa Fe
road, ou the si rcngt h of l he ''send oil "
.riven him by the Gazette. He h is
generously offered to donate us one
ml f his yearly salarj asa commission.
We noticed at the depot yesterday
5,000 pounds of excellent beef, which
B. Stoops forwarder" by express to
Santa Fe. This is one of many other
1 1 roofs- thiil. oil! Sania Fe correspond
ent was correct to the loiter in giving
lr. Sloops due credit fu.- his fi-e
meats.
A police di pannn nt was estab
lished in Socorro ou Thursday irgh'.
M r. John B. Mil's, br.n her of i he Col ,
whs klecied marshal. lie i j isi the
ort of man for such a crisis a the
i"wii ha just tided over, and will do
much toward preserving order iu the
flourishing town.
All the men who survived the re
cent railroad accident six miles from
Santa Fe, with the exception of Craw
fird, who died at the hospital two. or
three days after the occurrence, are
arc rapidly improving and wih rcc v
er. They have been caref ully nursed
ly the Sislers m charge of the hospi
tal. Charles Potter, who has been
missing for some mouths, is now sup
posed to have been murdered for his
money in the Cerillos country, where
he was engaged in surveying, and
where he was last seen. His friends
offer $1.000 fVr information as to his
whereabouts, or in case the suspicion
of foul play proves true, $200 for the
recovery of his body.
J. Graaf & Co.. tho plaza bakers
aud grocers, kindly remembered the
Gazette office by sending us a line
cake. It is a monster a sort of Car
diff giantbut unlike fSfot work of
art, it was all taken iu. "The proof
of the pudding is cating,'' and the
game applies fotaStc,' aud this iu par
ticular was good. Those who t ook
.Mr. Graaf 's cako arc ready to vote
that he "takes the cake" for goods in
his Hue.
One of the most attractive stores on
the oast side is the new drug slore of
Herbert &Co.,which they moved into
yesterdav. It is so situated that a
flood of light' poNis into the store,
showing off to good advantage the
large line of fancy articles which th y
have in stock. The store has very high
ceilings, and all the fixtures are new
and set off the room very nicely.
Under Mr. Edgar Smith's efficient
management, Messrs. He bert & Co.
arc sure of holding their own against
any new comers.
A few weeks ago fwo negroes
were arrested here with two stolen
horses iu their possession They had
been camping iu the old blacksmith
shop on the west side, but one was
released having fallen in with the
other at Anton Chico and was in no
way implicated in the depredation,
flic guiliv coon, Charlie Bently by
name, has been lodged in jail since
then but will be taken to Linco'n
county by Deputy U. S. Marshal J.
W. Bell on Siin-lhy to answer to tho
di urge 'f horse stealing.
The While Oak- Consolidated
G 'd ,ii 1 S.I er M iliiny O - l o i
the subs aniial orgafii.al ion of re
ceut dale which will develop mining!
property in the "Width Oiks. It is
composed of wealthy cit z ni
of Topekn Kansas, wiih sever-
al resident directors in New Mexico;
dircetori held at Topeka last Tues-
day, it was resolved to put machin
ery into the mines as soon this yeur
as possible.
Among the old and established
houses of Lh Vegas is the dru;; store
of Messrs. Herbert & Co. Duriugthc !
past year they have greatly enlarge!
and extended their business, and now j
have the mo-t comp ele slock of drugs j
aud medicines of any house in New I
Mexico. They have a store in both)
east and west town, and thus accom-!
module nil. i
Through some oversight the name
of the western station of the Southern j
Pacific railway was made to read
Denning in yesterday's paper, where-
as it should have been Dcming. This
station is 230 miles east of Tucson.
Mr. Goodman, general passenger agen :
of the Southern Pacific, has issued a
circular staling that the junction with
the Santa Fc road would not be made
before the fifteenth of March, aud the
o'verlaud line mi lit not be ready for
business before The fifteenth of April-
PERSOKALK. ;
Frank Manzanares is back from ;
Socorro.'
Serapio Romero came up from his j
ranch yesterday. j
- Col. Win. Breeden, the .ble attor- j
uey, was iu the city yesterday. j
The family of Mr. II. W. Johnson,
with Bell, Craig & Co., arrived yes
terday.
Louie V. Marks head bookkeeper
for Rupe & Castle, leaves on Monday
on a visit to friends in Topcka.
Mrs. M. Whileman has been quite
ill for several days past. She was
iifliciently heller yesieidi. to be up
and around.
L. P. Browne, Esq., aflor visiliny
his family in Kansas Ciiy, went on io
New York, wh re he is now attending
in business.
Frank W. Barton, bookkeeper for
Brown & Manzanares, goes io St,
I.Mtiis on Monday, to spend a Jin hi
vacation wiih the host of i'ricuds he
made in that ciiy during hi live ears'
residenc 1 In re.
We shall expect Mr. Browning
and MesM-s. Mills & lladley to "ante
up" fir the boom we have given the
ule insurance business, by reprinting
ihe horrible Muihcr Shiptoii's proph
ecy. -Bull, Craig &. Co find ;d cri isiug j
i.avs, and they are eliiug ( .': o ai j
ii wot'mcrful rale. Ti.ey bcuevo in
selling largely at a small profii, rallies
i han selling sin ill quantities ai a large
per eent. They in ke more, and the
people like it bel ler.
METHoDIST CHüKCir.
Srrmon at 11 á. in. Sunday school
at 3 p. in. Short sermon at 7 p. in.
Subject, "Looking out in : o the New
Year." Everybody welcomed and
Invited. D. W. Calfke, L'ustor.
The Jemcz Springs.
Amado Chaves, Esq., and Don Ro
man A. Baca inform the A'- w Mexi
can that the statement which appeal
ed in this paper some days since to
the effect that Hon. Miguel Otero,
Col. Francisco Perca and Hon. M. S.
Otero had purchased the Jeme Hot
fepriugs
was an error. Mr. Chavas
and Mr. Haca themselves represent a
largo majority of the own rs of the
grant on which these springs are lo
cated, none of which owners havfi
sold their interest to tho gentlemen
mentioned or anyone else. It is also
learned from the same authority that
suit is io brought against Messrs.
Otero and Perca to eject them from
the Jemez Springs. jVeo Jlexicxni.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. MCUOI.A8,
M. 51. Rich'inl-on Tucson; W. A. S'nnton,
Kuimnn7.no, Slich Ham- It. Will ingand fnni
lly, Albiuiii'iHon.
CKAND VH1V .'-t
T. II. Eiiienmn, Empire, Ks.j En.. i, Hr,.vnpy
Ks ; C. N. U'.iniott, Lawvcncci J. 15. IJi'obswn ,
anrl K. tliiodcll, Toprki; A. C. Plonn, Albu
quciquc; Juhn Quitman. Mansfli-ld, Ohio.
neivandl miml Mock of he
st snlesof tell and p'usl, hats for
o .i ..i.si.inn,, r,.! L ! I vn.T.
A
lates
ladies and children received yester
day at Isidor - turn s
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER AT 25 CENTS
3
LAS YEGAS
it
El
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In our line. Are prepared to undersell all thers. Will take pleasure it showing our well assorted stock,
guarantee satisfaction to alt our customers. Keep the latest styles. And never carry eld stock.
Wc invite attention to our
Arc Agents tor DEVLIN & CO., New York. Keep the Largest Line of
fifteen davs. Satisfaction guaranteed, and no C. O. D. business.
Do You Wish to Buy
A P R E S E N T
FC15
MOTHER,
FATTIER,
SISTER,
HUSBAND,
WIFE,
BROTHER,
SWEETHEART or the
BABY?
If so, you can find just what you re
quire in the magnificent
HOLIDAY STOCK
OF
Í STEtlN'S.
ISP"" R
For fine waic4i repairs,
138i f J. Caklskn.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately Oy
Fkanií Oodrn. 41-If
Ladies' cloaks, Ulsters and Dol
iii.uis in nlLt he lalesl designs and a"
lower prices than aii- olher house in
iheciiy tor the name class jf goods, to
be found at Isidor m em's.
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Oi-eiil Discount Sale.
Gents' luinisliiiig goods, ladies
jaek'ts, notion-:, boo is and vhhoes,--ribbons,
ar; ifieial llowcic, China chamber
seis decorated and plain, castors,
phi led table spoons, plaiod teaspouns,
plated table folks, plated table knives,
:;lass covered jelly dishes, h'liips. fc-.
Toe goods are new and fresh, of this
season's imporiai ion. eino early
and secure bargains. I want to iv
liice my stock during n'.!i w c U as
much s possible n order to make
room lor large shipim nts now on the
road. C E. WEfeCirn.
CRANBERRIES at
GRAAF & GO'S.
Wines and liquors ot I he best qua!-
ity, and ol ihe best brand at wlnde-l
sale or retail at M. Heise's, south side '
of l he plaza. Las Vegas, N. M. 353 -1 1 1
For .-ill kinds of woolen goods go to j
I. Stern. j
1 ATS ! Tl ATS! HATS! I
A new slock just unpacked at.
Isidor Stkrn'h. i
You will save both lime and money
by going direct, lo S'.cru's to buy
your Christinas presents, for then
vou are sure to find what, you want.
j For a good and nobby hut go to
Isidor Steun's.
There are no better boots or shoes
made than the Selz hand made, for
which I. Stern has the exclusive sale.
Go and see T. Rutenbeck's- uew
slock of gold and silver filigree jewel
rv and plated silverware and select a
Christmas present.
Christmas 1880."
Doiis,
Games,
Express "Wa irons.
Wheelbarrows,
Tin Tops,
. Mtts.'cal fni,r,1,!11"(lit',5;'
'I . " '" ' " Albums,
Lad1'8 writing desks. Toilet sets anil
, , . , ' , , , 7'i, t
rW of articles Unit it
wiu,,l !e impossible to enumérale, to
IJrick-n-bac Novel lies,
, . tou no at
Isidor Stkrn's.
AT THE PLAZA GROCER'S,
CRAIG" z
RUSTID A.H.BTJQ;TJEQ;XJE
PI
mi
IU1
In
ta
ARE DOING
LARGEST BUSINESS
j White Onhs Golden Ern.
Mr. Charles C. Hall i- duly cousti-
tuied agent at Las Vegas for the
("White Oak Golden Era" and is
i authorized to represent said paper iu
; all matters f taking orders for sub
j scriplion and advertising and the col
; lection of bills due the ''Golden Era"
! company, for same until further or
' ders. j. W. Wise, Manager.
White Oaks, Dec. 23.1880
1 B. Stoops of the Western Meat
Markci, is now prepared to supply
dressei' beef by the car load, or by
ihe quarter aud side. Muttou in any
quantity from 1 to 50, or more, and
pork, in any quantities desired. He
is doing a regular wholesale business.
All railroad orders promptly attend
ed to. 3t.
CANDIES.
Just received, a large assortment of
fino-candies also beautiful orna
men's for Christmas trees.
Isidor Stern.
Xfiv ! ! Xciv Goods ! !
For staple aud fancy groceries,
good, fresh, a:id of the best quality
.jo to Isidor .Stern's.
A he-ivv slock of fine wines, liq
uors and cigars-at JM Heine's for the
winter trade. tf.
The strangest thing agoitig now is
to see Un- crowd of ladies going to
Charles Ill'eld's lo buy dolmans, uls
ters and o iks.
Indh n Pottery.
The largest stock, in tho Unite1'
Stales, of Indian pottei v. both --JC'-enl
and modern, at M. A. 'Id's lu
dían depart meut, San'- c e, N. M.41-tf
iionietliMiu- n,. , ! new ! new! Self
raising Uuckwheat fioi.r at
li83lt J. (RAAF& Co7s.
A full assortiien of Homeopathic
remedies constiUtly kept ou hand at
the Central Dnir Store. 313-tf.
Stern's store hows the finest dis
play of carpets, u the eity.
t'loltiius! Clothing ! ! Clothing ! ! !
My second new stock of fine
men's and bovs' nobby suits, over
coats and ulslers just unpacked.
Istdok Stern.
Fifty per cent saved by buying Cre
tonne, Torchon and Languedoc lace,
lino embroideries and ladies' silk ties
of Isidor Stem.
Lockhart & Co.
have received a
I large stock of oils and paints; also
I "Holdens enamel )aint"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con
stantly kept by them. 50-tf.
Clean towels and sharp razors at
Judd's liarber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Hack I, I no.
Strausner's Lack line running week
ly to While Oaks. Passengers carried
165 mile for $15.' Leave orders at
Sunnier House, Las Vegas or Iiurk's
Hotel, While Oaks. Will make the
trip in three or four days according to
u',i I iini
-
j,f Mved a new and complete
, assortment of men's scarfs, rloves,
I eardi an jackets and rents' furnishiii"
goods at
J RosKXrt'ATiD& Co.'s
Driving Glove.
, ' "í V Uiia ma,,e Csllfnrni
b.ickskiu driving gloves, a direc
, shipment from the manufactory, jus
na
direct
, i ust
received by
II, If om kro, & lino.
$3
IMP
tí
I
Aud
T IVX E 3XT T.
Samples ever shown. Suits ready in ,
To R. R. Employee..
Thanking you for t he so very liber
al patronage bestowed upon me iuthe
past aud assuring you that I will do
all in my power to merit tho same also
in the future, I would herewith call
your attention t my new stock of
clothing, gent's furnishiug goods,
boots and shoes, which is uow com
plete. Please give me a call and save
money by buving of
Isidoii Stf.kn.
For flannels, come to I. Stern.
For ladies' cloths and waterproof
come to Isidor Stem.
For ladies' wowleu underwear come
to Isidor Stern.
Goods retailed at wholsale prices at
Isidor Stern's.
Buckwheat
n83tf
Flour at
J. Gkaap & C o's.
Theodore Itutenbeck has received a
fine stock of gold and silver filigree
jewelry aud also a nice lot of silver
plated ware for the holidays. tf
The fact is thai, Houahtou keeps
Ihe best assorted stock of b rd cayes
to he found west of Sf . Louis. Go
and see them tor he has just got in a
big supply of them of all styles brass
and paiuted.
High ball and free Jp.ich every
night at Ferringtou & Co's. bowling
alley.
J'. L. Houiditon has a regular ar
scnal of fire-arms, the largest stock in
all the west. It is not only for a re
tail, but for a wholesale trade that he
is prepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can be got any
where. I would respectfully call the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the Whi'e Oak mines, and the pub
lic iu general to the fact that I hare
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where I keep a com
plete assortment of general merchan
dise; and make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisions ect, " Antou Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
and I sell goods at the lowest rates.
David Winjternitz,
Anion Chico, N. M
Go to Judd's Barber Shop aud get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. ' tf.
Pickets for salo at Lockhart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds of buildiug materials for con
tractors. Lockhart fc Co.
21-tf.
IIolbrook'3 tobacco is the best.
Brick for sale in large or small
quantities, at Lockhart & CVs.
A SMALL CAR LOAD OF EGGS
at GRAAF& CO'S.
For Sale.
I will sell mv horse, express wagon
aud harness, cover, tongue doubletrees
and neck yoke, very cheap for cash.
Call at once nd get a bargain.
Dan Morrow,
At Oakley's Livery Stable.
O. I. Houghton carriessil ver plated
knives, forks and spoons in stock, aud
has received some new goods in thin
line.
f r.r, Awv;.
J'lcs desiring locations on which
j !IuUd house? tor busiuess purposes
j or residences, WouU) do well to call
j on the undersigued, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said hiia rn
dtuated on the east side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
M.Salazar.
Office north-east comer of the
pluza. 246-tf.
if
PER POUND