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VOL. XIII. NO. 263.
LAS VEGAS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1886.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
mum
ríSTABLISHKU IN 1881.1
Á.A.&J.H.WISE
HAVE
Money to Loan
ON
REAL ESTATE.
RAVB
Improved and Unimproved Property of every
teecriDtlon la every portion of the city nf
Lai Vegas.
Business Lot! to Lease,
Business Iiots tor rial ,
Business Houm for Sale, ,
Residence Ijota fur Lease,
Residences Hontes for Bale,
AND
elood Paving Business for Bale,
Two Largo lunches forSale Cheap,
County Scrip Bought aud Sold,
tiold Mines (Paying) for Sale,
Pine Paying Silver Mines for Sale. '
A SAVINGS BANK.
Laboring men can purchase property of us
on monthly Installments instead of paying out
that which can never be returned REST.
Don't pav rent. Corns and look at our bar
gains on the Installment plan.
CASH WILL ALSO
Bay Ine property at the very lowest market
price. We also have many special bargains In
rami estate far below their cash value.
. COR. 6TH AXD DOUGLAS,
Opposite the new Brown Stone Opera House.'
NOTARY PUBLIC
LAS VEGAS, - NW MEXICO
T.B.MILLS,
DSAUtR IN i
Mines, Real Estate
LIVE STOCK, I
MIPKOVED RANCHES,'
'Office on Bridge Street, near Pcstoffioe
. Vegas, Sew Mexico.
Lis
All kinds oft rrltorlal and oonuty bonds and
warraateboaibtaJMl told, and all kinds ox
land scrip Bought and wild which will locate
eilelaasea of government land, fttty inv
proved and unimproved ranches lor sale In
New Mexico and the Republic ol Mesico, em
bracing tracts lrom 26,o.fl to 1,000,00o acre
each at from twenty cenu to one dollar oer
aore. Title perfect. Full Information sent
upon appllcatlon.HavIng busloees conneotlnn
with attorney at Washington. D. C, we are
prepared te give particular attention to prose
ting clitlma ol every description agaiuat the
United Staff" government. ColeoUons made in
anv oartof the J'crritorv.
ft Cili
Of Las Vegas
Ü1SKEL, President. .
A. A. KEEN, Cashier.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
TRANSACTS A liENÉUAL UANK
INti BUSINESS.
a.t Las Vcga3, New Mexico,
TROPICAL S
D. BOFFA.
Bridge Street, Las 7v" ÉKas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
in .íason.
.IMPORTED COODS OF ALL KINDS
Confectionery, Cigars,
AND
TOBAOOO.
J. S. ELSTOfJ,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HAftGEB,
A. A.& J.H.WISE
an
AND
DECORATOR.
THOKOIOU WORKMANSHIP ASD AM
m PL FACILITIES.
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office.
H. W. WYMAÑr
The Jeweler.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
CENTER STREET
MORE BAD INDIANS.
1 he Pets at the Rose Bud Agen
cy Threaten Their Agent.
TheU,T.SU.K K.tobe Extend
ed to the Raton Mountains.
Ohio State Senators Take a Trip
for the Good oi the Cause.
: v
Bad Indians.
Denver, May 8 An Umaha special
to the Republican says; Information
received here says that a serious disturb
ance arose at Rosebud Indian agoDoy,
A bund of Indians are 'living upon land
which Major Wright, the agont, consid
ers unOt for cultivation and, bo aooord
ingly ordered them to locate on tillable
soil, otherwise he would not furnish
them farming; implements. The Indians
disregarded the order and becoming
indignant they marched in a body fully
armed to the agoncy and demanded the
implements, threatening to take them
by foroe if they were not forth coming.
D. T. A O. R. R. ta ka Emended tanih te
Haloa Moanlalns. f
Denver, MayU. Kx-GovVrnorErans,
prssideut of the Denver, Texas & Gulf
railroad, lift tor New York last even.
itifl:. It is understood from those in a
position to know that he has made final
arrangements for placiug sufficient
bonds on the market to extend nis roaa
from Pueblo as far south as the Raton
mountains and that his trip east is for
the purpose ot closing the transaction.
Work upon the construction will be
commenced immediately upon bis re
turn, f i t .
Flyers Assembling at Denver
Denver, May ! 8. Colonel . H. R.
Baker, with bis stable of one running
horses, arrived from Helena, Montana,
today. Charles W. Johnson, with bis
stable of .seven horses, arrived yesler
day. ' Among Mr; Johnson's horses is
the famous Jim Douglas, understood to
be the fastest running horse in the
west, if not in the United States. The
horses were all taken to Jewell park,
where they will remain until the open
ing of the Kooky-mountain circuit in
Denver the 32d instant. ,,.,,
'. i The Yoang Seoul. "'
Washington, May 7. A bill which
gave rise to a most interesting aisous
ion was one tor paying aiuu to vy. i.
Haidgman. . Ibe report sutes thatdur
lug the war HaJdoma then a boy of 13
years of age, desired to join an Ohio
regiment, but was refused muster on
account of his age and size. He, how
aver, nurchased a uniform and served
in the regiment a year, acting aa ougier
and Deitjrmine scout duty, ue is saiu
to have performed gallant servios,
Bras-ar. of VVisconsm, in a sarcastic
speech, opposed, the bilL He ridiculed
the Idea of a Dov too joung to oe mus
tered in fullilling a scout's duty and do
ing gallant service. Une ot the most
glorious . memories of the war was of
noble women who became nurses in or
der to alleviate the sufferings of
soldiers, but now these women are
found coming to the war claims commit
tee, begging tnat tceir gratuitous ser
viré be odined Into dollars and cents.
That knnmred all the Sentiment out of
tlm thinir. 'Ha wanted some ot
these rich memories preserved. He
did not want them all brought down to
dollars and cents. After a lengthy
cross fire between Bragg and Johnston,
a vote was taken on the amendment to
tho bill, but a number of its opponents
refrained ironi voting anu tue commit'
tee bding left without a quorum rose.
Butinett Situation Lett Favorable. .
Kew toitk, May 7. Spocial tole
grams to Bradstreet's indicate that the
general trade situation is less favorable
than one week ago.' This is due mainiy
to the partial paralysis of business at
Uhiuago as well as to the disturbed con
dition of the industrial situation at Mil'
Kunl-.aei. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Bulti
more and elsewhere. la Chicago no
business of a wholesale character worth
mentioning has been done and nú-rebatas
are generally awaiting the set
tiementof labor troubles. Another In
irlH.it la the determination of the Chi
cago metal furniture works and lumbor
yards' employers to shut down rather
than to accede to what they regard as
unjust demands. A similar spirit is
diaplayed at Louisville. The movemant
of merchandise at the leading cities
east and west has been checked by the
Industrial troubles. Eradstroet's tele
otadIiío reDorls indicate that 325,000
men have taken part in the short hour
ninvpinent: that l'iB.uW nave struct
.ml that 15.000 have received conues
.inn. without having to strike. Some
ir. (wi hovn uained their ends bv strik
ing. The outlook for an early olearing
of iha industrial aisturuanoes is not
bright. "
Oladstsae aad Paraell Congratulated,
NiwYORK.May7.-The Irish home
rule meeting, held at the Academy of
Muslo tonight was a great success,
Among those on the platform were;X'
Postmaster General James, General
Hill. Mavor Grace and Governor Ab-
hott. of New Jersey. Later, Senator
Khermnn. Congressman utosven
m' aud Congressman Butterworth, of
Ohio, and Gonersl Stewart L. Wood
fnni ornvrtil and were f ssortetl to seat
nn iha ninifnrm.MaTor Grace was made
teniDorrv ohairman and spoke briefly
i iha nhlnnt nf the meeting. Kosolu
. 1 ....i i r-1 ,1
tinns were uaeaeu ouiuui.mik, w.ouoiuuc
and l'arnell and congratulating Ireland
mi her coming emancipation, and con
grntulating Kngland on the progress m
PUDIIO SUnillUHUl WU1UI. uu I""""""
ho intrmtnntion of the home rule meas
ure In parliment. After the resolutions
nra nassed Ü' Donovan Kossa arose
nH .lemanded an amendment and pro
tested against praising Gladstone. His
voice was drowned in hisses and groans
and on the advice of Governor Hill he
subsided, ine resolutions win oe pre'
mtoH tn Messrs. Gladstone and Par
nell by Mr. J. J. O'Donoghue, who will
sail with them for Liverpool tomorrow
A Deglerable Acsidsnt.
DcBCvjukfla., May 7. Barry Ma
Fadden and Miss Avie Taylor, both of
Savannah, III., while taking a pleasure
ride last evening from Savannah to
Bellevue, got the buggy entangled in
the brush close to tho river bank aud
borse, buggy, and both occupants were
thrown into the river and all were
drowned. , Boti bodius were found this
evening. . ; .
Attempt to Destrsr Life,
Denver, May 7. ALeadvtlle special
to this evening's .Times says Four
sticks of giant powder with two feot of
luse and cap attached were found this
morning in tlia doorwnv of the iierald-
Democrat building. The fuse had been
lit, but had gone out. No one has the
least idea who would thus destroy life
and properly. An old ollioer today said
the town had not been so full of bard
characters since 1879 as it is at present.
Tke Wrandstte Wreckers.
Kansas Cm, Mo., May 7. Robert
Montgomery aad W. C. Bailey, former
ly employed by the Missouri Facifio
railroad at Ureenleaf, Kansas, were ar
rested there this morning charged with
wrecking the Missouri racitic freight
train at Wyandotte, which cost two
lives. The prisoners were brought to
Wyandotte this afternoon and will be
examined tomorrow morning. They
claim tke ability to prove their inno
cence, but tnu ouicers appear certain
that they have two of the supposed trio
of wreckers.
A Noble Parpéis.
Washington, May 7. Mrs, Newman
ex-president of the Industrial Home, an
incorporated institution in Utah, ad
dressed the senate committee on edu
cation and labor today, advocating an
appropriation tor Ine support of that
nstitutlnn. one is endorsed bv the
Utah Commission, by Chief Justice
Zane and bis astootates: bv ExGovern
or Murray and the Gentile clergy of the
territory The obiaot of the institution
is to fit for self support suoh of those
women and girls of Utah as wish or can
be induced to escape the evils of paly'
gamy. - .
Stackaiea la Sesslssu
St. Paul, Minn., May 7. As the oui
come of the stock growers' meetings
hold at St Paul, articles of incorpora
tion of the Montana Live Stock company
were filed with the secretary of slate
today. Tho principal plaoe of business
is St. Paul. The capital stock is $211,000,
and the incorporators are 1. a. ijogan.
Miles Citv, W. A. Towers. Kansas Citv.
U.,i. Brian, Alilas City,, Granville.
Stuart, iort Maginnis, Adoipn tieuer,
aiilwaukee, KoUert a. umiln, A. a.
Slicknev. W. B- Merriam, Ansel Opoen
beim. William Liindake, tteo. 11. tinco
and J. B. Hower, all of St. Paul.
Exeiting the People.
Pittsburg, May 7. Considerable ex
citement was occasioned in the lower
wards ot Allegheny City and sema parts
of this city today by the circulation of
anarchistic circulars in large numbers,
The circulars were printed in German
and English and urged workingmen to
revenge the killing of McCormick's
men. and to burn, pillage and destroy.
and to eat. drink and be merry. The
circulars were distributed so early that
no susoiciou of their character was en
tertained until thousands of copies had
been given out. In this city there are
seven groups of anarchists, with a total
membership of not more than lou.
Served The a Right.
Dm Moines, Ia.,Miy 7. Political in
tolerance has assumed a peculiar phase
at Pocahontas Center. A short time ago
democrat named Harlan was ap
nointed postmaster at that town. Cer
tain republicans did not relish the pres'
enoe in tho community ot a real liye
democratic oUicial, and they instituted
a systematic enort to boycot the omoe
This did not work satisfactorily, and one
evening the office was stoned. On the
succeeding evening this operation was
aoDlied to liarían s residence, mint
ing this bad gone far enough, be seized
a shotgun, raised the window and fired,
and wounded three of his assailants.
He has not been molested since.
To Preserve the Csaotitatloa
Chattanooga, Tenn., May 7
Twenty democratic mombers of the
Ohio state senate arrived here today in
a special oar and are ocoupying the oar
which stands in tae Cincinnati soutnern
railroad yard. Tbev It ft Columbus.
Ubio, secretly Tuesday night and met
at Covington, Ky.t where they took a
car for Cbatanooga. They left the state
of Ohio in order to get bevond tbeluriS'
diction process that might be issued to
the sergeantatarmt ol the senate.
They state that luey are merely stand
ing bv their constitutional rights and
have no intention or disposition to ob
struot legislation; that the appropria
tion bill has been passed and an im
portant measures disposed ot, and they
now leave the senate to preserve the
constitution ot their state ant defeat
the olans of scheming politicians . They
are firm in their determination not to
yield an inch and will remain until
compromise is effected.
J h New Reformist,
Pittsburg, Pa., May 7 The Kev. F.
R. Scullv. an ex-priest, now pastor of
the Baptist church in Uraduock.ann the
Rev. Mr. U Conuer.an ex-priestoiMew
York, are maturing a Dlan for a conven
tion of all the Protestantised Roman
Catholics in the United States to be held
In this oity during the eoming summer,
to establish what they term "Reformed
Catholic Churobes" in all the principal
Cities oi ine oouuLry wuere uuuo exiat,
Tbe Rev. Mr, ooully say they have re
ceived manv letters on tbe subject, all
speaking highly of the project, which
lead them to believe tbat tne conven
tion will be largely attended. - Tbe Rev,
Mr. Scully says tbe cities most In need
of suoh churches as it is proposed to
establish are Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Chicago and St. Louis. Mr. Scully re
gards it as his special mission to cripple
or kill popery in America. Ail the
Protestant ministers here endorse his
projeot, and offer to back him to the
full extent of their ability.
' SPORTING.
'Ths Race.
BBia&rcx Eeach. May 7. Pool sail
ing was stopped here today by order of
the district attorney of Kings county.
Books were made aud bats paid on tbe
quiet, however. v
In the first race for maidens, three
year old and upwards, three fourths of
a mile, Fleetwood won by four lengths;
St. Klmo, second. Gaoler, third; lime,
17.
Second race Selling allowances. Gen
eral Prioe won by a bead; Compensa-
'on, second, Joe ttueioy, third: lime,
1 4S,. -
1 bird-race Handicap, one and one
eighth miles. Lord BeaconHetd won by
a head; W to hold, second, Delilah, third;
time, 1:&t.
fourth raoe Seven furlongs, Ueorge
Singerlev won bv a length; Bazar,
second, Judge GriSorth, third; time,
1:81.
LsxtNOTON. Kv., May 7. Weather
fair; track heavy.
zirst raoe Une mile, lticn won by ten
lengths; Brevet, second, Felix, -third;
timo 1:511
second race Mush stakes, nve fur
longs, Poteen won;- Duhme, second,
Milligan third; time 1:08.
Third race Uue mile. Malva K. won;
Nivolis, second; time, 1:52,; only two
horses ran.
Fourth race. Ooe and one eighth
miles, Wauku.iha won by n length; May
Lady, second; time, s:ut; only two
horses raa.
Mkhpsh. May 7. Track was heavy.
First race Selling, three-quarters of
a mile; Mus Daley won by three lengi ba
Jim Nave, second; Vllletto, third,
Time. 1:80
Second race lb reo-quartere ol a
mile: McBowling won; Redtuok. see
ond; Priuees, third. Time, 1 :2C.
Third race Montgomery stakes, one
and one -fourth miles; Afodesty won;
Hoik a, second; Alitor, third, lime,
212.
ronrtn raoa une and one-sixieenta
miles; Ultimatum won by a half length;
Lingan, second; Toppy, third. Time,
1:45. 1 '
Fifth race Hurdle, about one and
one-eixteentb miles; Judge Jaokson won
by ten lengths, Slocum 'second; Asooli,
third. Time, a6i
1; Baso Ball
DiNVERTMsy 7 Denvers, 14; Lead
villes, 8. , ,
Washington. May. 7. Boston-Phil
adelphia )rm was postponed on ac
count ul satn.
Louisville. May 7. St. Louis, B;
Louisville, 1.
PfTTSBCBO, May 7. l tie game oe
tweeu Cincinnati and Pituburgs wse
postpone! on acoountof rain.
ST. L.OU14. May ' - Kansas tiiy, a,
St. Louis, 7. .
Ths Brakeasoa go te Work,
Cheiennk. Wyo.. May 7--Ths brake
men's s'rike is ended all along tbe line
of the Union Pacific. The last obstacles
at Laramie and Rawhnt have been re
moved. All the mee offered to return
to work, and most ot tbem were accept
ed by General Superintendent Dickin
son, who is at Rawlins. It is now ad
mitted by tbe brakemeu mat tne strike
was 111 advised, owing to the inisrepre-
sentations of the delegates sent to confer
with the division superintendent., All
the people express great satisfaction
that the freight blockade is ended.
Trains are now moving regularly over
all divisions of the main line of tbe
Union Pacific, and delayed freight is
now being pushed forward as fast as
possible. -
The Queea Mast (erne Dowa.
Boston. Mav 7. Captain Cyrus B
Averill of Rockland. Maine, has made a
demand on tbe queen of Madagascar
for $8,000 damagos for robbery and
abuse of himself and daughter and toot
ing aud burning his vessel, the bark
Surpriso on the Madagascar coast last
November. Documents have been for
warded by the state department to tbe
consul at 1 amative with directions to
request that instant reparation be made.
The Rockland Courier which printed
Captain A ver ill's account of tbe affair
says tbat it is stated that a United states
war vessel was reoenuy aispaicneu to
Madugascar in connection with the out
rage. Brbneidor'a Beer on Tap.
PiTTsminoH. Mav 7. An agistment
was arrived at between the brewers of
this city and their employes to take no
tion on the motion of the brewer's union
and for this reason a committee of six
from the union was appointed and call
ed upon vanous brewers to secure
their signatures to the papers recogniz-
Ins- their organization. All rofused to
sign tbe paper, except tbe proprietor of
tbe Joseph Schneider Brewing com
pany. The union this afternoon insti
tuted a mild form of boycott against
other companies by recommending that
all members patronize Schneider's beer
In preference to all others.
Violating tho Fl thing La wo.
Halifax. N. S., Mav 7. Two or
three American fishing schooners have
appeared in the basin at Digby within
the past day or two, for tho purpose of
buying bait. In response to a telegram
the government steamer, Landsdown,
went there this morning, and giving
chase to tbe steamer, David G. Adams,
of Gloucester, overhauled her and took
her back to Digby, She will betaken
to St. John tonight under seizure for
violating the fishing laws.
f harlet Won't De ae Anymore.
Toronto, Unt., May 7. Tonight
Charles Held, a bookbinder, called on
hia wife from wbom be bad been di
vorced on aooountof jealousy, and shot
her in the arm and shoulder and then
shot himself in the bead, dying almost
instantly. .The woman is not fatally
wounded, -
Cholera Spreading.
Rome, May 7. During the past
twenty-four hours twelve new oases of
cholera and four deaths have been re
ported at Venice; six oases and two
deaths at Vicenza and sixteen cases and
sixteen deaths at uarL
The Uaaal Recall, ;
London. May 7. The British steam
ar Martello. from New York for Hull
collided with and sunk the cutter Ida off
Long Point tight, une person wss
drowned, .
IfeeBtttlaw
Canton, Miss., May 7.-Last night a
negro nsmed Chambers entered tbe
house of W . N . B ludios and attempted
criminal assult on his fourteen year old
daughter. Chambers was tsken from
jail by a number of the citizens today
and hanged.
Hotel Arrivals.
Depot Hotsi,: W C Bishop, Santa Fe; AC
Voorheos. Kat-n: J W Hoover and wife, Kan-
sat City; Win. D sbytkell, St. Louis; A P
swingios, Amsterdam, uoiiaua; si n rtuger
rell At. Louia: li M Haskoll. can rncico:
Okas. A B.-nnlator, Oakland; T Corning, kan-
as, j c iML.ancy, rt. atanton.
St. Nichla.: Peter Murphey, White Ooka;
t W Raising, Topeka; Mrs Leonard aod Mrs.
Lambtrt, Fort La. ion.
Pi asa hots!.: S f Campbell, Chicago; F
Sandoval, Santa Fe; W 11 Flanigan, Navajo
Springs; ATT Corning, Kansas. B 8 Long,
ranch.
Occupation wss furnished today to
quite a number of people in watoning,
tbe saw-logs shoot under tbe Bridge
street bridge. But little sorrow would
have been felt to see tbe old thing turn -ble
in and follow the logs. Some
eight or ten men in the water to their
waist, working with long olus, man
aged to keep the logs off the banki and
away from the bridge, and to oonHne
tbem to the narrow channel. .
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live Stock Markets.
" Rastsai City, May. 7
CiTTta Receipts, 1,3G8; shipments, 717;
market opened strong and closed weak at taO
loe lower i choice to tanoy, Si UXJIS.Wi;
fair to stood, S4.10.5.3; common to
medium, ft 00(34.1); slocters and feeders,
3.40(gf4 3o; Cow-, $'4 iiJS'I.M).
. New Terk .Money
sterling exchange nnctangod; bar Silver,
Belden & Wilson,
XXXBJ
. Bridge Street, Las Venas
All goods ere delivered free in the oity
nnnnn tt n m m n
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Bridge St., near Caiette Office,
Just received a line line ot
CANDIES,
Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery.
A FINE SUPPLY OF APPLES
Herefords.
Of West Las Animas.
If AS JCST IN LOADED US
FliGriK
Fine Hereford Sattle 1
Pure Blood and Registered and from tbe Beat Herd in
the Wests .
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS.
O. JLm'ElAJEirsr &f
At Stock Grower Office-
T- -W. BARTLETT,
DEALER I IT
FIETE JEWELRY
OP BVBnY
watch.
'rt'"
Eiiie St. West Las Vegas.
.i iiisj r1"""!'""'
anAsuaiiBD load.
J, J, FITZOERRELL,
THH XAXXTX1
Real Estate
-AND-
financial Apt for Capitalists,
Cor. Grand Ave. anu Center St. '
Las Vegas, . New Meiici.
ASPBOIALTV MAKE IN INVESTING AND
LOANING At ON BY FOR EASTERN OAP4
TA LIS IS, or WHOM I HAVE A LAKUk
LINE OF CORRESPONDENTS.
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I have. UNUSUAL FACILITIES tor tke
IVRST1GATIO! ofTITLBS andaTHORoOGH
KNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE, enabling ate
to make INVESTMENTS of all kinds, suchas
the parchase ef RANCH, 6RANT and CUT
PKOPEttTV, and making LOANS for CAPI
TALISTS to bettor ÜVANTAuB Usa tbey '
ean for THEMSELVES. .
There la a grand future before NEW MIX
IOO. ; Buolueea is beginalug to too a ap rap-l-llv.
Now is the time to make inveetnieata be
fore prleeaadvanoe too hlirh i . . ., i
There has tweu-a marked Improvement in
RV.AL ESTATE during the past 0 days, end
there la no doubt the oomliw soring will wit-,
u-u a sharp advance in UK AL ESTATE, When
ta-ae who made Inveeuaeala In property.) vUl :
reap a rich reward.
Tne luoomlng tide of business Improreaaett
ta beginning to be felt and will uause a geaa
lue boom the) eoming year. Now lathe rime
to invest. "A hint to the wuw it auSoieiit." .
1 HAVE FOll SALE one of the best paying
well established inaautaoturlnoT -nterprtaes la
tbe Territory, t an be bought to auadvanlage.
1 HAVE FOR SALBoaeoftb best boeineea
coi aera In the oity, renting fur Super cent ta
the Investment E
1 H A VB FOR 8ALE an elegaat piece of real-.
dence property In an excellent neighborhood,
that II pay Ing 90 per cent eu the i.veatBMni, i
1 have a aminos opening fot So.ouw to $10 -000
that Is absolutely aafe, and will pay from '
SO to i!o per oent on the Investment. ' . v
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, I
have a line stocked ranch for tale that will p.y
a larve interest on the Invetuneut. Come and
oee my list of grant, ra oh - and cattle la rest
mentt before purohsslng elsewhere. f
I HAVE the largest Une of rents. Improved
and untmproyeel preperty tur tale V tie found
In the city.
FOnBARCtAIN9 of all kinds ta BEALE-'
TATE call on FITZGEHKELL. vou will Sod
nlm alive to buoioeon Interests and courteous
to ail. Before Investing, soil and aea him. .
Fltzgerroll's Guide lo New Mexico, free to'
all . ', j a i nt ' . 'ti
. u . . v , -, , r i
Park Drug Store
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Drugs, Chemicals.
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Herefords.
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Silver Watches, Go!d ChainB,
Bracelets, J-
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Silverware, Filigree Jewell 7.
No. 324 R. R. Ave. East Las Vegas.