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... LAS VEGAS, SUNDAY CORNING; MAY 30, ,1880.
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The Men Who
REAL ESTÁTE
Want Buyer for
On North Side of Dónelas Are
Cheep to Cash Buyer, Fine Location.
Ato want a buyer lor
A GOOD PAYING WELL ESTAB
LISHED BUSINESS.,
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Those desiring- Real Estate or a business t
low price can find ike if me for tale on our
book.
If You Want to Buy
Call end tee oar hit of property, both realty
and parsonal. . r
HOUSEFÓÍÍ:RENÍ
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A Good List of
Outside Real Estate.
flairs -m i':
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NOTARY PUBOQil j
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Santa Fe, N. M.
First-Class, in all Appointments
S3 Per Day
Bato for families staying more than a week
P.RUMSEY&SON "
Of Las Veeao.
GEO. J. DINKEL, President.
A. A. KEEN, . Cashier.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
TRANSACTS A flENERAL - BANK"
. ; INU BUSINESS. - ; . .,
East Las Vegas. New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFA,
bridge Street Las Vas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
IN SEASON. C '
IMPORTED COOD8 OF ALL KINDS
, Confectionery, Cigars,
AND
TOBACCO
JT S. ELSTOri,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGEB, 1
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DECOEATOR.
THOHOIIGU WORKMANSHIP AND AM
PCS! PACILITIK8.
Dealer In Well Pnper, Glass, Window Sash
aup FeJnters supplies oiau sinus.. , .
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office
Gazette Job Office
Cea lora eat werk ealnkcr, la betler style aa
as lewer prieee mmj .r ......
1150 ft. Unimnroved
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THE DOIIIGS OF-A DAY.
A Grand Army of Cranks
1 ' in Council.
Petitioning for the Pardon
Of
"Kiotous'StrikersT
S'íí V
Assassination ,
i oí a Prominent
Cattleman.
Texas
if ft - if g i' -
Sparks-Efforts of No Arail
in
Colorado.
Water Wanted In , Ark'ansaw-
Tne Day In the Sporting
, World-Etc , Etc
The Knights Petition for the Release of
í f '. J Imprisoned Strikers.
ClkveíanpMaj 29, Iq the conven
tion of the Knights of Labor today the
following resolution wai presented and
nnsuimoasJy adopted:; f (f '
K WBKBlAS-e-TbS liill at Galveaton.
Dailss and elsewhere ip Texas are filled
with brother Knights, suffering for con
tempt of court on decrees issued by
Judge Pardee. ,-rn
us it resolved, By tnis general assem-
Dresident Of the United States, to aiar-
oise clemency in their behalf, as the
United States Judges have ordered" toe
re tease of all the prisoners sentenced
during the strikes on the southwest svs
tern, and thus be the means of causing
m Setter feeling between employers and
employes. - .
A committee of two wi appointed to
draft! suitable, tiocamenta;. to be for
warded to the president asking him to
exercise olemancy toWara-the impris
oned members of the prddr, J y ij
'""" A Council of Cranks,,
Londoh,- May V29. The -Selvatioij
army congress opened up today, it
wl 1 remain in session a week. Two
thousand offloers -and many thousands
of soldiers vf the army from all parts of
the world are present, a ,-, j a jt
lien eral isootn, commanaor oi toe
army, in his opening address, gave sta
tistics showing the work performed by
the organization during the past year..
Ha said in Ureat Britain alone $350,uuo
bave - been contributed to the army's
treasury; one thousand girbiiad been
rescued from , life, jmth streets and
nineteen homes tor the poor and friend
less have been established and put in
working order.
Deleeale Smith, from the United
States, made an address on the army's
work in America, and greatly moved
the audience by his thrilling stories of
bow souls bad been saved.
' - Gossip About the Wedding-, r -
Washington, May 29. Miss Rose
Cleveland, accompanied by her friend,
Miss Nelson, of Albany, arrived at the
White house at a latejiour this evening
to prepare for' the president's wedding,
the details of whioh are gradually as
suming form. It hss been deoided that
Mr. roisom, miss joisouvs cousin, as
ber nearest male relative, will give the
bride away, and it is very probable that
Miss Cleveland will stand with the
bride. 'But whether the president will
be supported by a best man has not
been definitely settled, but the general
impression among those who are best
informed is that there will neither be
bridesmaid nor groomsman. An ex
ceptionally large number visited the
White bouse today to pay tbeir respects
to the president and congratulate him
on bis approaching marriage.
; t i . The I.atoiila Meet ing-. , '
Latoma, May 29. The weather to
day was warm and the track extremely
'dusty, ' ,.,,,..,, ,
The first race, a mi's dash, Ascender
won. Torsy second, Tax - Gatherer
tniru; time, 1:43. ,
The second race, seven-eighths of a
mile, Laredo -won, Vicomle second,
Theodosius third; time. 144.
The third race, one and one-half
miles, Stiver Cloud won. Blue Wing
second, Montana ilegeut third
,
lime,
mo.
The fourth race one and one-half
miles,' Tyrant won, Ereeland second,
Hoped ale third ;time, l:57i.;, . .
Mexican Extension.
San Antonio, Tex., Nay 29, A gen
tleman from Eagle Pass who arrived
this morning gives tho news that tbe
Ferro- Carril Internacional Mexicano
railway will be extended -to connect
with the Mexican Central railway, the
work to begin next Monday. Tbe point
reached by this road at present is the
town of Castania, and from this point
250 miles will be built without stopping.
Lerdo, the terminal of tbe Central, will
soon be connected with Eagle Pass, and
an all-rail route between San Antonio
and tbe City of Mexico will soon be ei
lablished. Convicting the Villains In 8an Francisco.
San Francisco, May 29. A. J. War
ren, one of the alleged anatchists, ar
rested the 10th Instant, during a social
istic harangue, and convicted for ob
structing a publio street, was sentenced
today to one hundred days' confine
ment in the county jul. C. H. Clougb,
similarly convicted, was fined twenty
dviiarf. ' - '
-.. w, . t, Jenks' Successor. -
. Denver, May 29. A. Washington
special to the Republican says: Judge
Hawkins, of Clay county, Missouri, will
be appointed assistant secretary oi tbe
Interior, vice Jenks, resigned,
The Deadly Scourge.
Venice, May 29 During the past
twenty-four hours there have been thir
ty-three new cases ol.oholera and thirty
one deaths In this city, f - .
t -The Jerome Park Baoes. j .:
J k bo ms Pahs, The weather wai
One and tha attendance large. , ' - .
The first race, lor three-year-olds.
Krmn ot Í mile, Sutler won,
uiauiWWMiM .DOVWIU UrVfVaV UU XwjO
third; time, 1:17, .... i.
-The seeond-raoe, for two-year-olds,
half mile, 'remont won, Strideaway
second,! tont :Hood, third; no, time
Ukenii J H?"
1 1 be third race, for all ages, one and
oneroalf mlasrt Lpngview twon.i Epki
seooni, Madmoi third i timers j Úi '
The fourth race, one and one-eighth
miles, Stone Back won. Royal Arch sec
ond; no time taken. - - "
The fifth race, a mile dash, Wonder
ment won.. Barry Rose second, Marma.
duke third; time, l:45f
In the steeple chase over the full
oourse, Disturbance won, Rourke sec
ond,, Bramblewood third; time not
taken. ......'..'.' . I
PrrrsBUBO, May 29.a-Morning game:
Pittsburg, 16; Baltimore, S. Afternoon
game: Pittsburgh; Baltimore, 0. ,
Philadelphia, May- 29. St. Louis,
11; Athletics, 8.'v4 J, , .
Philadelphia, May 29. Philadel
phia, 9; Kansas City 3.
New York, May 29. St. Louis, j
Nationals, 9 . ,; - -'. j-
Bostok, May 29. Detroit, 9; Bos
ton, 4. - -rj t;V;i
St. Joseph, May 29. Leadville. 1:
St. Joseph; 10.-
Lratkn worth, May 2: DenvetTll
Leavenworth, i.""---'. ,' "''
Chicago, May 29, New York Metro.
politans.'ll; Cincinnati, 6.' t I t f '
uuooKLrK,' May 2. Brooklyn, 4i
i0"tH1Si
lit M.
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A Urjr Season;'
Utile-Rock, . Ark., May 29. So far
the present season is the driest knows
in this state for years past. Complaints
of, injury to growing orops come from
every section, and manj farmers are
waiting lor rain to plounh up their cot.
ton anü put the land in corn, the season
having been so very unpropitiuuj as to
leave the staple seed unsorouted in the
ground, - Much of the corn now up is
suffering for want of moisture. Oats in
many places are a failure, while spring
wheat has yielded' verv ooorlv. tmit
will fall far short of the usual average.
Indiana ProhlbltlonliU.'' "
Indianapolis, May 29. The prohi
bitionists of Indiana met in stile con
vention today antt nominated the fol
lowing ticket: Secretary oí'íetate. Rsv
J fl Hughes of Wayne county; auditor,
Sylvester Johnson of Marion cooniy;
treasurer, P C Perkins of St Joseph
county; judge of the suprema fionat,JV
S JDwtgiaP Jespef county; superin
tendent of publio instruction, C W Hod
gin of Wavne county.
ibe state central committee organ
ized by eleoting John Ratliff of tyrant
oounty, obairman and Sylvester John
son secretary.
, . The Brio-liton Beach Kaoes.
Brighton Beach, May 29. The first
race, five-eighths mile, Jim Brannon
won; Value second; Ella H. third; time,
1:04.
The second race, three-fourths milo,
Laura Brown won; Adel second; Mon
tauk third; time. 1:171.
The third race, three-fourths mile,
Miss Daly won; Peekskill second; King
Lion third; time, 1:17. . .
The fourth raoe, for three-year-olds
and upwards, seven-eighths mile, Bessie
B. won; Fleet wing second; Hazard
third; time, l:3!f.
The fifth race, one mile, Jooobus
won; Tattler second; time, 1:42.
Uve Stock Markets.
" Kansas Cm, May 29.
Cattle Choice to fancy, $5.00a-
to.w; tair to gooo, i vu( com
mon to medium, $4 00$l(i0; stockers
and feeders, $3.25f4.20; cows, f i.6üa-
$3 50. ......
Chicago, May 29.
Cattle Receipts, 1,100; shipment,
none; market, slow and i steady. Ship
ping steers, 0501,500 pounds, $4.10(3
$5.50; stockers and feeders, $2.50
$4.50; through Texssoáttle, $3.00$8 75.
- The Ragins; Bio Grande.
-pedal to Tub Gazette.
Socoituo, May 29. The approaches
to the Rio Grande bridge at Islota have
been washed away, though the bridge
itself is still intact. The bridge at Ala
rii 1 1 in t.wntvA m i Imsi nnrtli t tiin olsna
1 uiw, v 'i t w bssvw wa wa suis ptaur
ia likelv to go at an v moment. Three
miles of track near San ' Marcial have
pose Into the waves, and still the river
is risiLg.
As it Should Be.
Denver, May 29. In tbe cases of the
government against Messrs. Daily, Do
tan, Scott, Hopkins and Swink, wherein
tbe defendants were charged with per
jury and irregularities in pre-empting
government land, the United States dis
trict attorney today entered a nolle
prosequi, he having come to the con.
elusion that it waa useless to attempt to
prosecute tnese oases in colorado, as it
was impossible to seoure a jury that
would convict. . . ,,.
Drawing the Color Line
Vincennes, Ind., May 29 Much
feeling is expressed toward Edward
Taylor, superintendent of the Vincennes
publio schools, for permitting a colored
school girl to participate in the coming
commencement exeroises, ana tne mat
ter is openly censored by many citizens
and patrons of the school- When the
announcement was made the graduates
of the school, class - of 1889, with one
exception, pickod up their books,
essays, orations, etc, and left. the
school, 1 '
An English View of the Fisheries Question.
London, May 29. In pursuanoe of
instructions from the United States
erovernment. Minister Fbelps bad an in.
tervlew today with Lord Roseberry,
foreien secretary, on the fisheries Ques
tion.. It is learned from oflioials that
tbe government rather glad t than
ni h.ruii.a that tha ttainhla h,a nnniim,
as it is thought the present dispute wili
hasten a lasting settlement. , , - .
f ;. T. The Day ai neaaqaarten. 4 A
. Washington, May 29. In tha bouse
Wday debate was continued on the oleo
margarine Jjill, but without action (ha
Jbonss adjourned until Tuesday,
There
were a number w attempts made t
tack riders on the bill and amendment!
offered calculated" to destroy its effect
iveness, but all Were Vbted down, and It
la the general opinion that when a -rot
is reached- the,. bill will pass as origin
ally reported from the committee. i
tANTI BSA GBEASB BuTTEB MHN. $
&r farce I v attended meetino- of the
friends of the oleomargarine bill was
held In the room of the bouse com
mi ilea on agriculture today. It was
Lrettolved 10 stand by the bill as original
ly reported from the committee.
NEW PENSION IXAHINRSS. ' ' ''
On . certification of tha civil service
ommisúon the following named per
sons, have been appointed special ex
aminers in the pension office: Henry
iV, Snyder of Tennessee; Samuel D.
tabl, of Illinois; Fiederick Jones, of
indiana; Martin B. Miller, of Indiana;
has. P. Berry, of Ilhnoia and Edward
M. Lsflin, bf California .43
TO SMOOTH CANADA'S BUPt'LBO PUR.
Acting Secretary Fairchtld today sent
the following telegraphio insiruotiuns
to the collector ot easterns at Portland,
Maine, in rearard to tha Canadian
schooner Sitters, which was detained at
tüat port for aliened violation 01 the
customs, regulations: "On payment of
tee Cost 01 tuts telegram and tbe expen
ses, if any, arising from the detention
otthe vessel, jou will not exaot tine in
curred by the schooner1 Sisters, mndor
section 2,614 revised statutes.'
1 be aotion of Mr. Faircbild was based
on the belief that the master of the
Sisters had no intention of evading or
violating the law li ny respect, .5 j.
. .. 1
A Big Beef Contract.
Chicago, ' May 29. The packing
house 'of -Armonr Co.rof thfi city,
has last executed a contrsntto supply
the French government with 7,000,000
pounds ot beef in cans to be put up in
the special can, adopted; for use by tbe
rrencn army, i-mis is ; saia to ne tne
laruest Individual cantraot ever award
ed to one firm in tbe meat packing in
dUitryU T;- .:f i i
Laud Grant Decision. , (
Sr.. Paul, Miun May 29. The su
preme oourt today decided tbe Sioux
City land 'grant ler;t éase adVerseiyio
lbs tatei holding that , the sale of the
road to the Omaha company did not
forfeit the lands granted originally to.
the company
1 , Ulsarmlng the 0rengelnen T
soid a quantity , of rifles, bayonots,
ana sworas on noara a steamer irom
Fleetwood, a seaoort town of Lancar
. . . .
shire, England, consigned ta parties in
Armargn. - - - "
Assassination of a Prominent Cattleman
Monahan, Texas, May , 29. Robert
Slaughter a cattleman, was assassin
ated near here last .night by a man
named Jackson.- The body will be
taken to Colorado City tonight for
burial.
The Match Haoe at .Denver. . '.
Denver, May 29. A match trotting
race took place at Jewell park today
between Billy Bunker and Lady Bon
ner for $500 a side..,, The raoe was won
by Bunker in 2:28T.
- HIM MINI. j' (Í-Ti-
' Peace in Greece.'- f f, ' h
Athens, May 29 It is reported that
at tbe ínstanos of France the powers
heve ordered their fleets to raise the
blockado against Greece.
AN INTERCEPTE D LE1TEK.
. Las Vegas Lady's Freely Expaessed
Opinions, on Persons and Events.
' Í Lis VaiAB, May 19, 1886.
Dear Nell: I bare at last a few moments
10 devote t a review of my resent exper'en.
os a this eouotty of contradiction !,, I ' ,
'iofornulate a tUsjty, toclety Is likes
Egyptian pitcher of ripen, ea-h oaj trying
10 kci nis nPaa auove inaoiuer.
Fur exmuult', we have In our midst a numb ar
ot H igjishmeu, chiefly remarkable lor their
a aunear and ooeokel suits, n it to mentloi
mi a'turitig disposition to "spend their inoue
iree'wnita positively o acere toemioiae
uowerul nubile. Bum of them, however, have
to pay daarlr for the indulgence of their
national Icdlffeiunoe.
Ou of ihem. a few mo ths since, pu chae-
ed a ranch ih the Intention ut laying ine
louBOatioa of a fortune, wloa Ime, aiasd
OTsuci aa auxiliary as cattle, was to make
colossal. ' ' ' " - " ' - " " .
Now, 1 enuda or ms weaitn, nis power sna
rUoonndence in America, seeks employment
ssaoommon cowioy on iho ranch of an ac
quaintance - ' 1 ' '
X OU reraemoOT 1U J ue xrisuuiau vun uwi
' es, felix O'Csli ihan pathetteiliy remarks:
"The maa toat was wont to set copies fi r da -41e
is destined hemef jtth 10 set oolIsi for
boys."
weoavaorten nesru ux irs ihwídíb pre
oeedlngs in the "far west," but tne first an
uía! ev dunce oi moh a state cf slfalrs was
m ade puulully apparent last week. A party
f intoxicated mm ere driving through the
deserted treew. violating by their profanity
and riotous behavior, tbe holy ara so.ema
caimot "mldalgut'swltoblnghonr." "
A poor sufferer, whose tenure of lire was
so slTgnt as toaroe t Imprlx.n ths spirit eager
to bs froe, lay la atrony while busttedvole s
and nolsui ss footsteitS proolaimed the ana
leuewatehss. his visll wai rudely b.oken
in up m by tne shots sua shouts 0' tne drunk
n itvellers 80 sudden was the disturbance,
that tho Invalid, trightsned into a fioUtlous
stranirts, atismpud to rise from o r bed
Tbe tffdct was Inrtanianebus. From that
hour sne sank rapidly, and the uowearym
te .cer s atbend one more soul to tbe hsrvest.
Toteuohon amo e pleasing theme, wa are
soon 10 have a fashionable wedding One of
our bands- most ladles weds a gentleman oon
neoied with one of the banks Theontolat
ln ushers, Ihear, are Mesura. Knickerbocker,
Beyer. GUe, and Wilt Kelly. Next in Impor
tance to the groom 's the usher, -
Where Is found such another opportunity
rfi,ui,. immiuiilate ilea and alovea.
with the aoeompanuuentsof faultlessly fitting
Tosun4 lnspeeohleesawt'nd admiration
berore these necess i' y and gracenil acotas-
raes to the perfect wedding, la- the hsppy
fate of all the envious maidens who may by
their presence lend luster to tbe audience
Miss Vary Dold, whose kindness and univer
sal hospitality baa won for her a foremost
place la tbe rank of favorites, nas gone ror aa
extended trip to Ibe east.. A small delegation
oonsistlng of herself and a few frlsnvs were
entertained by Mrs. M G. Douglas, but the so
lai event nf the week waa a""areweU' In
Ka knn, Iv.n at tJlA Atiera BOUSO.
The opera house is the itage upon which the
shifting panorama of social life is displayed.
Our elegant new building la not yet complet
ed, a far the present we must content our
selves with the old one.
Beneath the brilliant ebandeliers, and mlra
ble dletu I they were brilliant,
' "Soft eyes looked lore, to eyes which spake
Agata,
And all went merry aa a marriage bell."
A general sense f festivity pervaded the
very atmosphere. Even the plotured fish
woman on the drop-em mm seemed to have an
added brilliancy to her amlleof welcome. Tbe
dreaslnar rooms presented the nsual facilities
for making a toilet. Ihe waxed floor waa a
poem, and tbe music, ah! the muslo was sa
Inspiration.
Great activity was displayed In the "fllllrit
ol programmes," and dress suits, the "ap
oarel whioh proclaims the man" might have
beu seen hurrying in every dlreotlon. The
ladies with exceptions wore the conventional
full areas, with bare neck and arsis. - Tho
general effect was heightened by tnlr cos
tumes, tho', ot oourse, evtry one oould aot
bear microscopio inspection.
1 cannot begin to name all who were prea
enr, but in the "grand march" 1 noticed Miss
Emmett, Mr. Knickerbocker, Miss Jennings,
Mr. Houghton, Misa Bails, Mr. South, Mis
Bradsbr, Mr Dold, Miss Gra-e Keller, Mr.
Gis. Miss May Keller, Mr. Moss, Mtss Gross,
Mr. Pago Utero and Misa Dold with Mr. Ulllie
Ulero. . ( " i .
Dancing anfl lunch served t while sway
the hours most agreeably; kvery one seemed
naptiyr though,- t - oonrese tho truth,-the
number of cliques aud tbe rivalry existing be
tween them greatly marred tbe social pleas
ures. ciow on this oocasion a person whose nsme
and sex shall remain seciet, banded me these
lines:
A ODS TO TUS DNlNVn-ED.
fcet ua be patient, thesablest invitations
K 01 for us all arise; W t .. ,
But oftennmes a special Innovation, - '
May turn to smiles our siehs.
Iw e eannot all be buttartlles of fashion -X
Hot round the candi play t ,
But this may soothe our burning envious pas
aiou, Eaoh canine has his day.
Hoping to hear from you, I am, aa ever,
Elvrida.
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V ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Lager Beer
BROWNE & MANZANARES CO.
Sole Asiente for
LasiVegas and Socorro.
4 . tS-'-'AEitW t
r DI3TEIBUTING AQ-ENT3
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Las Vegas Lager Beer.
PLAZA PHARMACY.
E. O. MURPHEY A CO.
Always on hand a full assortment of fine hair
tooth, nail and infant Brushes, etc, toitolse,
rubber and Ivory combs, toilet and bathing
sponges, powder putfs, powder boxes, pom
ades, toilet and bath soaps, chamois skins,
perfumery, fancy oods, etc. Physicians' pre
scriptions carefully eompounded.
Blaacbard's New Batldlng en Bridie atreel,
oppaslu Shapp's Blacksmith Shsp.
LAS VEGAS, - ' NEW MEXICO.
W. T. TSBVXHTOK. W4U.ACS HKHSXLDXN,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates given on alt kinds of work.
illden Street oetween Railroad and Grand
? - ; - i ; Avenue. ,-- -
LAS VEGAS. (East Side) N. M
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BSTABUaaiBo 1880.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
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Real Estate
-AND-
ial kot for
Cost. Grand Ave. and Cbntib St.
Las. Vegas, New Mexico.
A SPBOlALTV MAUK IN INVESTING AND
LOANING MONEY JOB EA9TBBIÍ CAPI
TALISTS, Or WHOM I BAV1 A LARGE
LINB OF OOSRaSPONDENTS. ,
I have UNUSUAL FACILITIES tor the
IVKSTIGATION ofTITI.ES and a THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE, enabling me
to make IN VESTMEN 1 8 of all kinds, such aa
the purchase of KANGH, GRANT, and CITY
PKOPKRTY, and making LOANS for CAPI
TALISTS to bettor ADVANTAGE! than they
oan for TUBMSkLVES.
1 here la a grand future before KaTW M SX
ICO. Buali.ess la beginning to loo a up rap
idly. Now Is the time to make Investments be
fore prices advance too high . ..
There has been a marked Improvement In
RKAL ESTATE during tbe past 60 daya, and
therd Is no doubt the oomlns spring will wit
ness a sharp advance in REAL ESTATE, when
those who made investments in pioperty will
reap a rich reward,
Tne inoomlng tide of bnsinesa ttnproveneat
beginning to be felt and will cause - a genu
ine boom the coming year. Now is the time
to invest. "A hint to the wise Is suSloient."
1 ilAVKFOK8AL.lt one of the beat paring
well established manufacturing enterprises la
Ibe Territory. I an be bought to an advantage.
1 HAVfi) FOR 8ALH one ol the best business
Miners n theoity, renting for a per seat on '
tbe investment
I HAVE FuB SALE an elegant place of resi
dence property in an excellent neighborhood,
that Is paying 20 per cent en the Investment
1 have a buainess opening foi S,ouo to tlO,
000 that Is absolutely safe, and will pay from
90 to X, per cent on tbe Investment. ,
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, I
have a fine stocked ranch for sale that will pay
a lanre interest on tbe Investment. Come and
see my list of grant, ranch and cattle -in rest
menu before purchasing elsewhere.
I HAVE the largest line of ronte, improved
and unimproved property tor saleta tfe found
In the city. t
KOn, BARUA1NS of all kinds in REAL E8
TATB call on FITZGERRELL, you wilt Hod
him alive to business interests and courteoua
to alL Before investing, call and see ilm.
FltzgeneU't Guide io New Mexioo. free to
all
The Largest Stock of
Dry Goods
tu the city yet opened..'
From this time on we will sell
only for Cash in order to-reduce
prices on all kinds of goods.
The iollowing are some of our
prices: ; ;
., 100 PIECES CARPETS
Hemp, 4-1... SOo per yard
Cotton, 4-1 , tOo per yard
Wool and Cotton, 4-4. ..5iic per yard
All wool, eitra super floe, 4-4...... too per jard
Best all wool. 4-4 SOo per yard
Brusaells,8-4 70o per yard
Bo.iv Brussels, 84 .. S1.0Í o S1.S5
Velvet l.26perjard
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
: ' 500 Pieces Print.
Common..".....,......... to yards for f 1.00
Medium 18 yards for 1.00
Beat standard .17 yards for $1.00
BLEACHED. ' . -
SOO Pieces Domestics. . .
Canve River, SA... 80 yard's for 11.00
Security, 7-S ......18 yards for 11.00
Industry, 4-4 15 yards for 11.00
Farmers Choice, 4-4.. 12 yards fw $1.00
Blaokstone, A, 4-4, 11 yards for $1.00
SOO Pieces Ginghams. "'' ' -Common........
........ ....i.. 14 yards for $1.00
Guou Standard .......12 yards for $1.0
Fine ,.10 yarda lor $1 00
Dress Patterns. ... .j ........ . ... yards for $1 .00
"We will also sell all goods in
the same proportion as the above
prices- Hooing you will call to
see our immense stock, we re
main, Tours respectlully, .
H. ROMERO & BRO.
- N-E. Cor. of Plaza. '
Manuf aetur'r and dealer In
Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware
Eave-Trougbs, Tin Roofing. ' Camp
stoves and minera' ouints.i
LAS VEGAS, NErV MÉklCO.
DXISORIFTXOIh - .
Qold'Watches, Diamonds.
Silver Watches. Gold fchalris.
-Bracelets, ,
Pins and Sleeve Buttons
Silverware, , -Filigree Jewelry.
Repa'ring oí Fine 'Watohes a
Specialty. (-'
324 R. I k East Las Vegas
! . i . '. i : :
Doyn with High Prices!
Cltysl I.as vegai.