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LAS VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE o

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VOL. 3. SATURDAY MORISTIISTQ, JUNE 3;'1882. NO. 277.

STRIKER.. Foreign.0. L. HOUGHTON HEWS BÍ TELEGRAPH llllfi!J J FITZSERRELL,

THE LIVE REAL ESTATE MAN

NOTA 11 Y I'UllI-I-

AND

CONVEYANCER.

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JESSE JAMESiMand observe the Golden Rule,"Do unto others as you wouldhave them do unto you." We,Simon Lewis, formerly Railroadavenue, opposite Browne &Manzanares, and Charles Lewis& Co., formerly Bridge street, opposite postoffice, have consolidated our entire wholesale andretail stock of

Clothing, Gents Furnish-ing goods, Hats, Caps,

Boots and Shoes

andaré now opened in our newstore on Railroad avenue, opposite depot, Cromwell Block, un-der the style firm of

0)olden 65 ule

One Price Clothing and

"We will keen on hand a. fYill linof custom made clothing, 'manu-factured by V. E. Holmes, mer--chant tailor. "Wilminerton. Delaware. We guarantee our goodsana prices satisfactory. To con-vince yourselves you are invitedto call and see that '

We Have Got ThemWe have the nobby store.We have the nobby stock.We have the nobby styles.We have the lowest prices.

1,000 gauze under shirts, - .25' '

" " 'l.OOOmerieo - .501,000 India gauze " - .60 ;

l.OOOsupi novi " - .751,000 imperial wool" -- 1.001,000 Lisle under . "

: - 1.001,000 imperial wool" - 1.50

dians is in tho Whito Stone mountainsin tho vicinity of Benson station, on theSouthern Pacific railroad. A carrierwho arrived this morning from CampRuckcr says that two brothers by thename of Hunt, who were cn route toMexico, were jumped by-th- e hostilesnumbering about ten or fifteen, andone of the Drothers was killed ten milessouth of Camp Ruckcr in the Chira-cah- u

mountains.

Whisky Investigation.Washington, June 2. Atberton, be-

fore the Windom committee this morn-ing, said only two persons approachedhim on the whisky bill, both lawyers.One offered his services and tho otherasked if they were going to employ anyone neither claimed he could influencecongressmen.

Stogg, of St. Louis, testified that heknew no fund to bo used to influencelegislation. He declined to give thonames of the two attorneys who ap- -

Sroached him regarding the case,them offered to securo the

influenco of congressmenCol. Wharton, the Louisville attorney

for distillers, only knew of $75 spent bythe distillers, and this was for printing.No journal or correspondent evor ap-proached him, except to get news. Hadnever heard of any threats by any ofthem. I never presented a case in courtwith a cleaner head than this one. Ad-journed.

IIOUMO.

Washington, June 2. Immediatelyafter the reading of the journal, thehouse opened for tho consideration ofthe Alabama contested election case ofLowe vs. Wheeler.

Thompson, of Iowa, favored the con-testants claim, and denied that Wheel-er had not been fairly treated by thoelectors.

Mills, of Texas, spoke in advocacy ofthe right of the sitting member to re-tain his seat, and was followed byJones, of Texas, in favor of the contes-tant.

Atherton, of Oltfo, used the hour read-ing a minority report, and called atten-tion to the fact that but thrco republi-cans were paying it the slightest atten-tion, and criticised such inattention onthe part of the judges who were to de-cide the case. It had been chargedthat thei'o was an agreement betweencertain gentlemen on tho othor side,alluding to the greenbackers and therepublican party.

Jones, of Texas, I pronounce thecharge to be false.

Atherton Very well, I will show youthat the republican party itself chargesit. Ho then quoted from the Washing-ton Republican to tho eli'ect that green-backe- rs

had been steadfast to tho re-publicans in the recent election cases,and the latter were bound in honor tosee justice done... Lowe, and several republicans Thatis justice.

Atherton replied that soon it wouldbe found what justice means in the re-publican ranks. There are now notmore than twenty-si-x republicans luthe chamber, but when the matter cameto a vote 150 would come, without thoknowledge of anything about the case,and raise one and take the heads off ofthe sitting members.

Hoar, of Michigan, entered into ahironical eulogy upon the great intellect-ual energy and statesmanship shownby the democrats during Uc recent fili-bustering movement, lie characterizedRandall as the Napoleon ot the contest,Blackburn, its Marshal Ney, andSpringer as Joan of Arc, Laughter.He ridicules the courageous manner inwhich they came up to make a motionto adjourn. Tho lastnamed gentlemanhad not entered into the contest untilafter Waterloo, and Napoleon was onhis way to St. Helena,

Pending further discussion, Gannon,of Illinois, reported from the commit-tee on appropriation tho legislature,judicial and executive appropriationbills, which hare already been pub-lished, and it was referred to the com-mittO- Q

of the whole.Hiscock, from the same committee,

reported back the general deficiencybill, and it received a similar refer-ence.

Tho election caso then went over tillwhen the provious question

will bo called early in the gessioi). Adjourncd.

Sandy Matthews Hanged.Memphis, Juno 2. Sandy Matthews,

colored, who murdered Isaac . Polk,colored, 112 miles from here, last Octo-ber, was hanged In the jail yard at 1o'clock this afternoon. Fully 0,000

Íieople, mostly colored, wero present,a penitent speech. His neck

was broken.

Felt hats, all styles and prices. ,

Straw hats, all styles and prices

SIMON LEWIS' SONS, ':

Hie Laborer It closes t Work With-out More ray.

NOT KEGAUDKU AS SEKIOVS.

Cincinnati, June 2. All the mills butthree have stopped work. Still the millowners don't regard tho strike as for-midable. Tho number of men out bythe strike is about 1,500. Tho vice-preside- nt

of tho amalgamated associationfor this district has telegraphed toPresident Jarrett asking him to comeand help settle the matter at a meetingcalled for Friday night.

PCDDLERS.Wellsville, June 2. The puddlcrs in

the Woods rolling mills struck to-da- y

because tho proprietors refused thescale. A number of them afterwardsrelented and wished to return to work,but wero not allowed.

NAIL Vv'OUKS.

Wheohng, June 2. All tho nail worksof this city have shut down to-da- y, andare expected to remain closed for anindefinite period. There appears to beno disposition whatever oil tho part ofthe manufacturers to start them untiltho situation has radically changed.

NOTHING NEW DEVELOPED.Pittsburg, June 2. Tho labor situa-

tion, as regards tho iron strike, has de-

veloped nothing new since noon to-da- y.

Tho mining troubles matters are alsodevoid of anything new. It is said thatwhile the iron lookout continues nomore colored miners will bo importedto take tho places of strikers, as therewill bo little need of them, theironmills having stopped consuming.

WILL START UP SOON.

Cleveland, June 2. The Clevelandrolling mill company expects to startup work on four of its mills next Mon-day, working half the time, and givingemployment to fifteen hundred men,non-unio- n and scabs.

BADLY BRUISED.Chicago, Juno 2. In the attack by

tho strikers on some non-unio- n em-ployes of the Jollet iron and steel millat the suburb of Bridgport yesterday,several men wero badly bruised, andJudge Pillsbury, of the appellato court,shot in the groin.

NO CHANGE IN THE SITUATION.South Chicago, June 2. Thero is no

material change in the situation atIrondale this morning. All tho menaro still out. President Jarrett has notarrived, and has telegraphed statingthat he will not come as expected.Corresponding Secretary Pat Carrac-dy-,

of the Iron Maker's Association here,just received tho following telngramfrom President Jarrett at Pittsburg :

"My instructions being only advisory,you are at liberty to stop providingthey all stop."

Mr. Carmody also received the fol-

lowing telegram from Vice PresidentJ. C. Ballock, of Milwaukee: '

"Do not work unless thoy sign thoscales. We aro out, and will stop outuntil they all sign. I will call themout."

The indication now arc that tho menwill stay out till the manufactures givein. The men claim they have hold of amillion dollars in the treasury at Pitts-burg; also that the steel and rail menWill come to their ajd with money whenthey need It. The employes of thosteel rail mill and iron nulls, in allmaking about 1,100 men, arc out of em-ployment here.

THE SCALE DEMANDED.Chicago, June 2. The wages which

the iron workers are striking for is asfollows:. National feeders $1.75 perday, helpers $2.00, puddlcrs $4.E0to $5.00, nailers $0.00 $8.00 and $10.00.They demand an advance of 10 to 1 5

per cent.HAS TAKEN A FRIENDLY INTEREST.

The Knights of Labor have taken afriendly interest in the brick makers'strike, and propose a conference for acompromise and reconciliation. Theyrepresent the interests of tho strikers.The employers have given no answer,and are not much inclined to treat withthe men who havo been troublesomeand evasive.

DOCK LABORERS' ATTACK.

Tho attack of tho dock laborers atBridgport, last night, upon the Chicago& Alton train was well executed, andevinced careful planning. Thoroughlyarmed with sticks, olubs and nieces ofiron and stones, the number oi brokenand bruised heads attest their effectiveness,' inroo nan tneir skiuis laidbare by various blows, and a half dozenothers wero crippled or hurt in variousdegrees. None of tho injured are like-ly to die, even Judge Pillsbury beingin a fair way to recover. At last ac-counts the rioters quickly fled whentheir revenge was satisfied. Tho po-lice were early at the scene, juid bavcmade several arrests, dispatch fromDwight says, one of the rioters was ac-cidentally shot in the forohcad. Thewitesscs. of tho affair ave being lookedup. David M.- Williams,. ofDwight,wlio was with Judge Fdlsbury, says thoshot which struck him was lirod froman inside car, but none of the partysaw tho man . who fired it. It is believed, however, that important clowsare iu the hands of tho polico, and themiscreant will be brought to justice.

Denver Dots.Denver, June 2. Frank', Nosek, a

nine years old boy, was buriod beneatha mass of earth in the lower part of thocity yesterday evening, 'ana died, before help arrived. . : ; . ..

Charlea H. Wood, murderer of Uub- -

of tho ffrand jury, in tho sum of $2,500.Justice Sopfis, in announcing this de-cision, said he was inclined to thinkWood was drawn into tho 'fight, amithat the abuso ho received was sufficient to deprive him of reason and selfcontrol, and no tneretore would not

. require a heavy bond.

The Worth of Manufacture.Chicago, Juno 2. A Washington

sneciai says tho census shows that in1880 while Chicago's manufacturingproduct was worth ' $241,000,000 andover, Cincinnati was only $98,800,000;St. Louis only $104,383,000; San Fran-cisco, $71,011,000; Boston, $12,330,000;1'ittsburg, $81,241,000; New lork,$418.800.000 worth of manufacturing,and I'niladelpbia $310,401,000 worth, j

; ' Satoinent. .

Washington, Juno 1. Tho publicdebt statement shows a decrease in thedebt during the month of May of 1;

cash in .treasury $24,212,708;gold certificates outstanding, $5,055,420;silver certificates, - $8,(303,200; certifi-cates of deposit, $12,330,000; refundingceruncaiea, f4,o.ow; legal, tenders,k1K OKI. (.ontlnnn M..M 1 .044,508; cash balan.ee available, $141,- -411,00, .

' ..

80LICITIXO CONTRIBUTIONS.London, Juno 2. Tho United States

consul general writes to the Journalsoliciting contributions for the pro-nos- ed

Garfield memorial hospitnl inWashington.

WOOL.At tho wool sales to-d- ay 10,900 bales,

comprising Port Phillip, Sydney andNew Z ealand, were disposed of.. Theprices are unchanged.

IMPROVED condition;.Vienna, June 2. The condition of

tho Jewish refugees at Brody is ini-nrov-

Hotween the 1st ami Rfh nfJuno 1,500 will start for America. Theduel rabbi or Lcniberg bad an audicncowith tho emnnror. who assured himthat ho would do all in his power toassist reiugees.

NATIONAL EXHIBITION.Moscow, June 2. The national exhi-

bition has oucned. Tho Czar's healthwas drank with enthusiasmr

MANY IMMIGRANTS.St. John, N. F.. Juno 2.-- Tho Polui- -'

ciano arrived from Queenstown with alarge number of immigrants, mostlyGerman, for tho United States. Mauyicebergs aro in the track of tho oceansteamship.

SOCIALISTS.Berlin, June 2. Several socialists

weio for controversingabout the law of October.

WARNED.

Dublin. June 2. It is stated thatClifford Floyd, special magistrate forClare, has received additional lettersfrom America, warning him that hewm be tilled if lie does not ouit tho duties of his olliee. Thirty-tw- o men aroemployed to protect him.

LAND AGITATION.London, Juno 2. The land asitation

on the Isla of Skye is again assuming aserious aspect.

RELEASED.Kilkenny, Juno 2. Brennan, secre

tary of tbo land league, has been re-leased.

LEON ARA WON.London. Juno 2. Tho Sundown Der

by was won by Leonara. Gerald andMortin wero dead heats for secondplace. Five started.

Lieutenant llaiionliouer at Hin NavyDepartment.

Washinsrton Juno 2. LieutenantDanenhower, aooompanied by his fath-er.

and Long Sing, the Chinese.

steward,,: i i i ."i. ayuu u uiiiuiiu visit to uio uuvy

this morning, and reports hisreturn and uresents a detailed accountof tho expenditures. Ho also broughtalong tne book oí tüe Jeannctte, Cap-tain DcLong's broken rifle and anothergun, supposed to belong to Collins, audcertain otticr articles toimd by Melvillein his search for DeLong. These arti-ole- s,

together with some geologicalspecimens, were turned over to Com-missioner Walker by the chief of thebureau ot navigation. .LieutenantDanenhower had quite a conferencewitn secretary Handler, secretaryChandler received him cordially andtold him to take a long rest, addingthat when ho had recovered from hisfatigue of the journey he would likeiiint to make a detailed report.

Unitarian Association.Boston, Juno 2. There were nine

hundred guests at the tables and thogalleries were filled with spectators atthe annual festival of the AmericanUnitarian association. Judge Towl waspresident, and Oliver Wendell Holmesread a poem. .

Mrs. J. S. Young, of Lake Valley,died at the Hot Springs last night ofabscess of tho kidneys. Mrs. Youngcame here some two weeks ago fortreatment, but found rulief only indeath. Her husband, engaged in thomines at Lake Valley, has been tele-graphed, and will arrive this,, morn-ing.

FOR SALE. Seven hundred wethers. Apply at Charles Ilfeld's.

OLB JACK,

SANGÜEJUELA, N. M.

Soils liccf, Mutton, VVal, Pork nnt fnusiK

ItLANDO SMITH.0CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

All kinils of mitchino work dono to onlorShop on Moreno Btreot, .west of South Firstmreei.

Now is Your Chance !

65 Sixty-Fiv- e 65

BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS

To be sold at

AUCTIONMonday June 12th, '82.

FREE HACKSFrom this office to and from theRomero y Baca addition, WestLas Vegas (where the lots are tobe sold), for the accommodationof parties meaning business.

Call at our office and see theplat.

We are the Sole AgentsA. A & J. H. WISE.

The Catholic Church, at Denver, Re-

fuses Admittance to the Body of

Von Miguel Otero.

The Hostile Red Man Seeking Shelter on

His Reservation to EludeMexican Troops.

Wm. Meakln and Wife, Immigrats, Suf-

focate in Their Rooms by Gas

in New York.

A Tremendous Hail Storm in SouthernKansas Does Much Dam-

age to Crops.

A Chapter of Strikes Throughout theCountry Many Mills IIve

Shut Down.

Lazorus Brooks and James K. McUheo,

Farmers, Quarrel, and the Lat-

ter Murders the.Former.

John C. Truax, of Silver Cliff, Imbibes

Too Mucli Morphine

and Dies.

Some Interesting Foreign Flashes Land

Agitation WarningsImmigration.

Found Guilty.Duranso, June 2. Georce Wood was

found guilty of wilful and premeditatedmurder by the jury last nignt.

Too HI arta Morphiuc.Silvpr PtifT. .fnnn 2 John C. Tni5ix.

of this place; came to his death yester--

Suffocated by Gas.NTnw Vnrli. Jnnn 2. William Meakin

and wife, emigrants intending to leaveht for St. Paul, wore suffocated

in their room by gas last night.

A Biff Failure.Boston, June 2. Charles B. Darling

anil a wholesale liquor dealer, failed.Liabilities $118,000. Assets, 30,000barrels of whiskey in bond, and a quan-tity of shares in a stock company.

Discharged.New York, Juno 2. Smith, indicted

at Washington with Broekway on thecharge of stealing certain plates fromthe treasury department, was dis-

charged from arrest on the ground ofmisnomer.

Ilnil Storm.Taolo, lías., Juno 2. There was a

tremendous hail storm this evening inthis county. The hail fell so large andrapidly as to make a noise like the rat-tle of musketry. Great damage musthave been done to tho growing crops.

Arrested for Intimidation.Charleston, S. CV, June 2. Tho post-

master of Tafactiny county and chair-man of the republican party was ar-

restad under the state law, for intimi-dating whito and colored voters duringregistration yesterday.

Will Abandon Work.Chicago, Juno 2. Work on tho con-

struction df the New York, Texas andMexican road will bo abandoned whenit reaches Victoria about the 17th ofJune. The reason given is the inabilityof tho stato to give satisfactory landgrants.

Don Miguel Otero.Denver. June 2. Father Raverdy, of

the Catholic church, refused to permitDon Miguel Otero's tody to be taken tothe Catholic church to-da- y, on the

flint tlin ilnnonqprl wníi n MflRAll.

Members of the order, therefore, tookcharge oi tne remains.

Suspended from the Church.;St. Louis, Juno 2. Rev. Father Glca-so- n,

of tho Holy Name, .has been sus-

pended by the bishop on tho charge ofbeing the father of a child by his housekeeper, at Louisiana, Mo. He deniestho charge, and has gone' to Rome tolay tho matter before the pope.

Sleeting of the Bc&rd of Directors.New York, June e.-T- newly elect-

ed board of directors of the Facifio Mailcompany met in theirqlTiee yesterdayand organized. An cxeoutivo commit-tee was appointed, consisting of Gould,Sage, Huntington and Hart, and an au-

diting committee, comprising Dillon,Huntington and Louuerback. Theother officers of the company will holdover for the ensuing year.

Permanent Arbitrator.New York. June 2. At the meeting

of tho trunk line presidents yesterdayit was agreed to select Charles FrancisAdams, Jr., of Massachusetts, as per-manent arbitrator of the trunk lines;Commissioner Fink was instructed totender him his resignation. It has notbeen accepted, but little doubt of hisacceptance is entertained. It is alsobelievod that Adams will be chosen byother roads as permanent arbitrator.

.A Dastardly Murder.

Little Rock, Juñe 2. A tragedy is re-ported from Yell county. LazarusBrooks and James K. Metílico, farm-ers, quarrelled over a land suit... Mo-Gh- ee,

leaning that Brooks would winit, became furious with passion, andfinding him in the woods herding cat-tl- o

in company with a fifteen-year-ol- d

bby, after a few words shot him deadwith a shot gun, and as the boy startedto run sent a shot after him, breakinghis arm, but not checking his flight.McGhce then reloaded his gun, andplacing it against the forehead 'of hisprostrate victim shot the chargethrough his head. He then walked offand is still at largo. .

Making it Worm for the Hostile.Fort Bowie,: Juno 2.r-T- he Indiana

returning to, Áriaona aro supposed to.bo trying to get back on the ban Car-los reservation again. The Mexicantroops are making it very warm for thehostiles. They have to return to Ari-zona. A report of the day before yes-terda- y

states that a band of thirty In- -

Wholesale dealer In

HARDWARE & STOVES,

Large Stock-- OF-

Fire Arms and Cartridges.

Exclusive Sale

OF

"Superior" and "Charter Oak"Stoves, Buckeye Mowers and

Reapers, Miller's VibratorThreshers, Chieftain

Hay Rakes, Haz-

ard Powder.

Largest Stock in New Mexico

Of Everything in the Hardware Line

BARB FENCE WIRE

at' Factory Prices net Actual Car

Freight Added.

Send for Prices.

O. L. HOUGHTON.

OUR. MOTTO:

"We always lead,But never follow."

11. Bill k Co.i

Mens, boys and child-ren- s

clothing , at 25per cent, less than anyother house in theterritory.

No II sixth st. oppositeBell & Co.

LEON BRO.

WHOLESALE AN l RETAIL

GROOEBaker, Confectioner and Tobacconist. Weddings and partiessupplied at short notice.

Call and sea them in their m ammoth establishment on the northside of Plaza.

LEON BROS.

Offers Iho most desirable Investments overoffered In Las Vegas. I havo Investments thature paying írum 20 per cent, tu 100 per cent.

CITY PROPERTY.

Owing to the slendv nml healthy increnso ofvuhir throughout the Territory, ami in I.asVvicarf especially, I have oily property to offerthat will undoubtedly double iu value duringthe next six or eight mouths.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.

I have several bargains tooffor In liusiiiensproperty, nlBO In residence proiierty.

FAIRVIEW AM) ROMERO TOWN

COMPANY.

i havs Hiilendld barbullís to offer in the Fairview and Mío Homero Town t'ompimy'H addtion to I,as Vcriih. WJieso lots are bound tolouble their present vTuue during the next

few months.

IMPROVED RANCHES.

Í havo sovoral improved ranches for sale,with und without the stork, either sheep orcattle. Call anil exumine the proix-r- t y--

STORE BUILDINGS, ETC.

I have store buildings for rent find salo. Ihuvo residences for rent and salo. I have furn-ished and unfurnished rooms for rent. I havobtiHliion8 lots for lease on favorable terms.

If you want to buy or sell property call andsou me. 1 have splendid residence lots for saleon thu installment plan.

Remember the latch-strin- g hangs out. Comeand make my olliee your headquarters whileiu the oily. Anything I cando for you, pleasecommand inc.

4f DOLLARS will buy a Four RoomOvJvJ Ilouso und lot, paying: twentydollars a month rent. A bargain.

) P "V DOLAUM will buya Three Roomoust) und Lot, part time given if

desiredDOLLARS will buy a good

XJJ J Husinens Lot on Lincoln streetprf DOLLARS will buy a nico Lot in

lOU Kairview addition.tpíf DOLLARS will buy a choice Lot In

JLO v Romero's addition.1 i) DOLLARS AND FIFIT CENTS a month1, for one year will pay for a choleo Lot in

airood neighborhood. Call and examine platbefore purchasing.

J, J. FITZ ERRE IjL,

THE LIVEREAL ESTATE AGENT.

KKIMHIT OF Till: t (M)H10OF

The First National Rank at Lus Vegas, in theTerritory of Now Mexico, at the close of busi-ness, May 19, 1882.

RESOURCES.Loans and discounts S78.3ÍW 30Overdrafts .1,8 14

U. S. Jtonda to secure circulation. . . 5U.IU0 00U. 8. Honda on hand 400 00Other stocks, bonds unci mortgages. . 571 01

Due from approved reserve agents. 1 18,.rss HiDuo from other National Hunks. ... 204.253 83Due from State Ranks and bankers. 4,973 2tlReal estate, furniture, and fixtures 17,534 01Cm-ren- t expenses and tuxcn paid. . . . 7,5"i7 50Premiums paid : 843 75Cheeks and other cash items 4,4-.'(- l OS

Rills of other banks 1,405 00Fractional paper currency, nickels,

and pennies 103 24

Speciw 13,073 !0Legal tender notes 4,2- -' 00Redemption fund with U. H. Treas-

urer (5 peifeont.Jof circulation).. 2,250 00Due from V. S. Treasurer other ,

than 6 per cent redemption fund 500 00

Totul $ 775,820 05

LIABILITIES.Capital stock paid in $ 50,000 00Surplus fund 20,(HH) 00Undivided profits.... 15,011 02National Rank notes outstanding. . . 15,000 00Indi vidual deposits subject

to cheek $ ÜS9,0ta !KJ

Demaud ccrtilloutes of dec ,

posit..: 55,4012.1 ,

Time certificates, of deposit l,00l 10Due to. other National

Ranks 1111,475 51Due fo Stale Ranks and

bankers ... 152,511 20 645,152 03

Total , . 775,820 05

, , Territory of New Mexico I

County of San Miguel s

I, Geo. J, Diiikel, Cashier of the above namedbank, do solemnly swear that the above state-

ment is true to the beat of my knowledge andbelief. " GEO. .7. D1NKEL, Cashier. -

Suliseribod and sworn to before roe this 27lhday of May, 1882. ALI'HEUS A. KEKN,

(CoiTcet-Atte- st:) Notary Public.L. P. RROWNE,K. A. MANZANARES,J. RA Y NOLI )S,

li rectors..

mb Plaza H

is

Open to the

Day Hoarders, $7.(0 per week. Transientsfrom $2.50 to Í 4.00 per day.

Suits of rooms, parlor with bed ro'ojns at-

tached, can be obtained atlt.00 perdoy.' Frontroom at f3. 00 vr day. ...... .

Firstclassinall its Apaointments

MRS. S. B. DAVIS, Proprietress,

Las Vec;as - - New Mexico.

BEER! BEER!! BEER!!!

Reidlinger Brothers, of the LasVegas-Be- er Gardens, have se-

cured . the agency for PhilipBest's- - celebrated Milwaukeebeer. A carload came to handon Sunday, and the firm is pre-

pared to do i wholesale .and re'

tail business:Their steam bottling; depart-

ment will be run upon first-cla- ss

principles. Send in your orders.Fair dealing is our motto.

REIDLINGER BROS.

Safe aüd Profitable

INVESTMENT."'

CALHOUN & HEAP

Eeal EstateA X I

Live Stool

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Lots on Installment and for Cashin all Parts of Las Vegas.

FAIRVIEW HILL SITE,'.....

.u.iHomero ituu tin ui" muer Aouiiioj B,

,i. ."i.i I

BUSINESS HOUSES j

$l,ni)0 to $21.00, will pny 2 ta' fiÓ'jrtr coiit,Vft.

V

Investment: '. - i

i lb .' ;

.;:; í ' : f V- : A '&? ."

.. business lots, !;;J;;: ;

$6po.'; ,to . $5,000?; eJvV. í 1 '.

'

iVl.fBESIIDEiífCEe,

1'rtltlou Asking u Rcrllvaring.Washington, . June 2. Reed. Guit-eau- 's

counsel, presenten a petition tothe district supreme court asking a rahearing on purely technical grounds.Judge Crathcr says the decision will berendered as soon as the judges can consuit upon it, probably

Railroad Men.Denver, Juno 2". President Perkins,

Vice-Preside- nt Touzalin and other offi-cers of the Burlington road i.rrived inDenver on tho first passenger trainovor the new track to-da- y. Railroadmen arc on the alert for developments.

., Duliea on Gold and Silver.City of Mexico, Juno 2. A decree

abolishing exportation duties on goldnl oilimv nnin Knro nnit r r- a n n itnuu Diirti vswiii, umii? nim iiun) iiuu i ia

ereasing the importation duties on allioreign goous a smaii per ceno, is puo-lishe- d.

By --executive decree it will gointo effect on the first of next Novem-ber. .;!:'.. ....

Appropriation.Washington, Juno 2. It is generally

estimated that the appropriations willreach, 19,000,000. The following arosome of the items. For the army trans-portation, 900,000, and for tho pay-ment of tho army transportation law-fully due, and such land grant railroadas have not received aid in governmentbonds. 1125,000 for railroad mail trans- -nni'liliniii 1 1 AO ÍW1 f . iff n Inrnit .1 1, inliUlbtillUll. v&, 1UIS, uin iyJt- - I'Uvivib VJOsago Indians; l,8'JO,000 for tho navydepartment: 307.000 to pay tho CreekIndians for tho lands now occupied bytho Seminole Indians; $175,000 to paytho indebtedness incurred for Indianservice during 1881 and previous years,$202,000; for foreign mail transportation, f7,ouu.

Chcatedl.the Gnllow.Carrollton, Ga., Juno 2. James K.

Harney was hanged hero this afternoonfor murder. Tho gallows was erectedin a field and the execution was wit-nessed by thousands oí people. Wm.L. Moore was to havo been hangod atthe same time and place. He attempt-ed suicido this nlorning by taking mor-phine and will dio from its' effects.:

Tho In-f- in tho niotrt'ilMliTtl! loewiinn ul-boHt iii--f Kb uorbootte. Prives $il.'u to m uuelt -

.

"

HOT SIMUJÍOS IiOTSj: '.' ";

AH at list prices. Abstract of Útlu giro, ionllpnn!hii'(!H. PrleoH $5 to fl.OWoiicb. '! ,

Otio hunrlri-- per centVm bri rotlltod on the ''Imt In li few months-- r i i,

Thu t Vofruluhlr, Fruit- - uu4 Dftirjr Uunthn Now Mexico, nvur railroad. '

,rKINR O ATTIjK, fiHRBlVDAlHY, HA V anil"''' EGKTAULK llANCHES In til gftrU uMho 'Toiritory.p,.,- , i . v.ii

: OAPXTWchhvo Ono of tho BiucBt .ínvóstmoíif s '!', !

tho world for yon. Will pny 84 por cent anofi-'- :

ully for tlvo yours rm orijrfnal money. Vartl(Hilars plvuu at oflioo or by mull. ; .

.. . V IF. XOV UAV&,;.'! , ,',',. (

Ilount',.IioU, Manche, Grnití, llorar, UkIUO., ;

or Sheep, to sell, grivethe. sale of Uiliii to um, or 'Housoi to rent. Lots or lu'nils to lease, ( luc-- li) ,' 'our bunds. ' i

-)- ;. .: - . - . Wliy . -. . .KWe sun git you Grants, ltanohcs. Cat ttey'

Hornos and Sheep, cheaper than any one olnc' 'i 'CALHOUN-'!- 1 ;; ti'Hi.i!'

Isnnold stock man, knows what WaV'tond"'''Kanch, and what constitutcsKond itock.

Calboun is. one ot tne old suttlcrs, knuwa the ,',couu'ry, speaks tbo Spanish Iftnff iibkc fluently t '. ,

tins a spring wagon, and complete campingoutfit, and If you wish to purebnso a ranch ''will go with ami abow you the' place. Makes ...a speelalty of tliig department.' ,,... t ,

Make our olliee your hfad(iinrterg'and any ".

thing wo can do for you will be chtjorfully '

done. . '' ' - i

lie sure nud see uh. OlUco nar l'. O, i ,,; ,,

BUSINESS CARDS.LEGAL NOTICES. ADDITIONAL CARDS.LOCAL NOTICES.

LAS VE6ASIR0N WORKSDAILY GAZETTERATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily 1 ypar 10O.Ihtiiy, uinntbaDaily. I month I uu.

Delivered by carrier to any part f the city.Weekly. Ijrrtr.. 30".Wwkly, moutii 1 7S.

Vor advertising-rute-s apply to J. H. KookI' r.editor and proprietor. 1 Ama i mSetrlClesl RecordFor th wotk ending May 27, 1882, atLai Vegaa (Hot Springs), N . M. :

Would Respecfully Announce to the Citizens oft TT J IT "Mr ! . AT í. A.1 "

.Las vegas ana JMew

FOUNDRY ANDIs now in running order, and having will do all work In their line, wilh

neatness and desputch. Their Machino will tnuko

Mill and Mining Machineryspcclalty, nnd will build and repair ateam engines, pumps, pulleys, hnngcrs, shafting, ',

maUUrCllS, OOXCS, etc., etc. All KIWIS oi mm luiuing, uuiiug, I'limiug, auubolt cutting. Thoir

IFOUILNrXDIRY- - WILL MAKE

mexieo, inat uieir

MACHINE SHOP

saws- -

Sove Grates, Backs.Stove, , Lids l4gs,

Wheels. Pinions,Mower Parts

Etc., Etc., Etc.them a cull and save money and delay.

O I d C a s t Iron.

Planing Mill

Amount3 In luchesa3 Duration

'Hours AMin

p. m ' 94

itx t

8 a. m..

P. ÍehÍtc

g 1 'ÍKÍ'.. 8 a.m.

Op. m S&SSSSS

5l8 a. m SÍSSUSS 5

m: : :a : : 3 :

Huilla

Iron Columns, Fences,Lintels Sash Weight,

Window Sills and Caps, Holler Fronts,Stairs and Balusters, G rate Bars

resting, Btove iiowis,In fact muke avythlng of cast iron. Give

Cash Paid For

New Mexico

ullardp Prop siipe k iManufacturers of

Doors, Sash, Blinds and Mouldings.-- Dealers In- -

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Siding, Ceiling, Flooring.Oils, Glass, Paints, Plaster Paris, Cement,

Plasterers Hair and Building Paper.

Las VegasJacob Gross, A. M.

Gross, Blackwell & CoSuccessors to OTERO, SELLAR A CO

Wholesale Dealers in

GENERAL MERCHANDISE'.Manufacturer' Agenta and

Eorwnrdi tig mu Commissioii MercliaiitsON LINE OF A. T. & S. F. RAILROAD,

East Las "Vegas - ISTew Mexico.F. L. IIINE,

EIXKTES dfe SCHAEPERDEALERS IN

J.ROUTLKDQB

Sealer in

Ceuoral XkZorolx audisoBlacksmith and Wagon shop in connection.

HAY AND CRAIN A SPECIALTY.GLORIETA, - - NEW MEXICO.

EST 81DE BOOT AND SHOE STORK.

BOOTS AND SHOESMade and repaired. Shop, third dour cast ofFirst National Bunk

SHAVED AT THEQETPARLOR BARBER SHOP.

BATHS ATTACHED.

CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS

jyL DuG RAW,

DENTIST.

Office over Herbert's Drug Store.

jyj-RS-. J. P. THEOBALD,

DRESSMAKER,EAST LAS VEGAS. NEW MEXICO,

Office on Main Street.Cutting and fitting a specialty. French dry

stamping done to order. The ladies of Lasv egus are invited to call and give me a trial.

s PATTY,Manufacture r of

TIN, COPPERAND SHEET-IR- O WARES

anddealer in all k nds ofCOOKING ANG PARLOR STOVES

BRIDGE STREET, ... LAS VEGAS

J N. FURLONG,

PHOTOGRAPHER,, GALLERY, OVER

POSTOFFICE, Bridge Street, LAS VEGAS,

ALBKRT A HKRBER,

Proprietors

BREWERY SALOON,WEST SIDE SIXTH STREET.

East Las Vegas.Fresh Beer always on Draught. Also Fine

Cigars and W hiskey. Lunch Counter in connection.

P. THEOBALD,

BOOT AND SHOEMaker. Rcnairinar DromDtlv and ncatlr done,Col. Steele's former office. Grand avenue, second uoor nortn oi iteroorts urug store.

JD. H. BACH

Teacher of tho Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory, has opened his

NEW MUSIC ROOMSIn the Marwedo Block, two doors west of Post-ónico. Both class and privatoinstructionsgiven,Completo and systematic courses in "ChurchMusic and "Society Music, with auvanttuteiof Concerts, Recitals, Chorus Singing, and a se-

párate free course in Musical Theory. Forcircular or particulars aauress if. U. Box 07,

Las Vegas, N. M,

JJALLOWELL & COBURN,

WOOL COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

127 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.

Refer to Hon. Thomas Parish, ColoradoSprings, nnd First National Bank, of Santa Fe,N. M. Consignments solicited. Cush advancesmudo.

JjMANK OGDEN, ,

PLANING MILL,LAS VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.

All kinds of dressing, matching and turningdono on short notice. Clear native lumberkept on hand for salo. North of the gas works.

Frank Ooden, Proprietor.

QEORGE D. ALLEN,

COLLECTING AGENT,LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

Prompt attention given to collecting bills,rents, etc. Charges reasonable.

Inquire at M. D. Marcus' grocery store, EastSide, and of L. B. Kendrlcks, at fruit stand,corner of plaza, near First National Bank. '

O. ST. DENIS, CHARLES MVKR.

LAS YEUAS

Soda W ater

Manufactory.ARE ruKPAHED TP FILL ALL ORDERS FOR

Soda, Sarsaparilla, Ginger, Rasp--.berry, and Seltzer

MINERAL WATERS'

ON SHORT NOTICE.' -

Main Street, Zion Hill.

BILLIARD

HALL.

CW,OENTRE

STREET.A full line of tho Purest Imported Wines and. .. ... ,nrt.i.i.irt. f ( J. ...if

Lock & Bond. Proprietors

Chapman Hall Billiard Parlor and

SAMPLE ROOM.

THE MONARCHThe Finest Resort In .West Las Vegas where

the Very Bust Brands of Lienors and Cigarsaro constantly Kept n nana, rrivtce

Club Rokm in Connection. CallouP. J. MARTIN, Proprietor

MIMENSE RECEPT 10

OP

NEW GOODSAT

JOSTWlCK & W1IITELAW.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,Office In FlHt Nat'I Bank Building,

LAS Y EGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.

JEK 3c FOUT,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW(Olnc at Residence)

EAST LAS YEGAS - - - - N. II

E. M. CAMPBELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.Offlco with Judgo Stcelo,

EAST LAS VEGAS, - . - NEW MEXICO.

QEO. T. BEALL.

ATTORNEY. AND 'COUNSELLORAT LAW.

White Oaks, New Mexico

G F. NEILL,

ATTORNEYAND COUNSELOR A.T LAW,

And District Attorney for the Twentieth Ju-dicial District of Texas. All kinds of businessattended to promptly.

Office: EL PASO, TEXAS.

p RICHARD A SALAZ AR,

(Abogados.)

LAWYERS.Offlcet East and West Sides

LAS VEGAS, ... NEW MEXICO.

"J F. MOORE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORAT LAW,

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.

Las Vegas. .... New Mexico.

E. A. FI9KE. H. L. WARREN.

FISKE & WARREN.Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Santa Fe,

practice In the supreme and alldistrict courts In tho '.Territory. Special atten-tion given to corporation cases also to Span-ish aid Mexican grunts and United States min-ing and other iimd litigation before tho courtsand United States executive officers.

jlCIIAIU) DUNN

NOTARY PUBLIC,RINCON, NEW MEXICO.

W. MITCHELL.G.NOTARY PUBLIC,

Conveyancer and collection agent, with A. A.& J. it. Wise, Sumner house block..

E. W. SEBBENS,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND REALESTATE AGENT,

Sixth Street .... Las Vegas.

B. BORDEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,On lino of Street Railroad, east of Optic Block.

QHARLES P. STRIGHT,

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,Plans and specifications prepared for all

kinds of buildings, ami will superintend theirconstruction. Ollice in Myer. Friedman &Bro. building, South Pacific street.

T. STANS1FER& MATTHEWS,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERSAll kinds of contracting done. Tho best of

securities ven.

w G. WARD,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDERLAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

JjUNLEY & SMITH,

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.Contracts taken. Stair work a specialty.

Shop on Mam street Juat north of Davis'steamlaundry.

gTRAUSNER & WILLIAMS,

CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS.Shop on Dougla Street, north of Charles

Wheelock's Estábil mont.

BEST& TREVERTON,

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,Keep constantly on hand the best of lumber,dressed and In the rough. Contracts will botaken in and out of town. Shop in East Las

ega8.

II R. THORNTON,

CIVIL ENGINEER,ARCHITECT, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR.

Plans and specifications made on short no-tice and satisfaction guaranteed, offlco in

building, Bridge Street, with Col.Mill's office.

C. SCHMIDT,

' Manufacturer of

WAGONS Sc CARRIAGES,General blocksmithlng and repairing, Grand

Avenuo, opposite Lockhart & Co.

R. E. L. EPPERSON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,LAS VEGAS, N. M. .

OiBco two doors west of Post Office. '

Special attention given to diseases of theeye,ear and rectum.

jyjfRS. BOBBINS SUMMERFIELD, M. D.,

First House North ef Sumner House

Office Hours : From 10 to 12 a. m.; 3 to 5 p.m.

East Las Vegas, - - - New Mexieo.

sAMUEL LORD,

POAB TXJJGAt tho Las Vegas Bakery. If you want asquare meal call at that place. Meals at ailhours. Southwest corner of tho pluza,

ENTER STREETQBAKERY AND LUNCH C OUNTERA full lino of baker's goods. A flrstrclass lunch.

LAS VEGAS ; : EAST SIDE.

pALACK HOTEL.

FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTI.' CULAR.

Close to tho Depot. Rates $3.00 per Day.

J. A. Chamberlain - -- . - - - Proprietor,' SOCORRO.N.M. ' ''

EST LA9 VEGAS, '

LAND AGENCYJOHN CAMPBELL,

in Wesche's building.LAS VEGA8, ' NEW MEXICO,

Drugs, Medicines, Toilet

Avia.A nuestros amigos mejicanos lea dlremocue tendremos el mayor placer en tratar sus

ovejo o reces quo tengan que render y lasprocuraremos por filos el mejor precio queMea posible, dandanos solamente dos y medispor ciento de la suma realizada en la venta delos animales. Caluocm a Hkap,

Center street, Pluza Nueva.

Ially Stage ind Expresa Line.Between Cimarron and Springer. LeavesCimarron at 7 a. in. and arrives at tSprlnirciat11 a. m. Leaves Springer at 1 p. in. and ar-

rives at Cimarron at 6 it. in. Will carry pas-sengers cheaper than any other line.

"FRENCHY,"Proprieto.il

$500 steward.asftO.OO Reward will be paid for the arrest,

conviction, and sending to tho penitentiaryof any person or persons guilty of stealingany stock belongiin to members of the North-ern New Mexieo Stock Growers Association.For further information, List of Brands &c,Addresss

D. C. FRYOR,Chairman Executive Committee.

Springer, New Mexico

Notice of Administration.Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,

Isaac K. Lewis, has been appointed by theHon. Lorcnxo Lopez, Judge of tho ProbateCourt, administrator of tho estate of SimonLewis, deceased. All claims against said es-tate must be presented by July 1st, Wi.

ISAAC K. LEWIS,Administrator.

Notice.John F. Bostwick has this day, by power of

attorney of even dato herewith, been madeand constituted my attorney, to attend to ondsupervise all my inturesU and business affairs,and in my absence any and all acts done byhim under said power of attorney have thosame force and fleet as if done by myself per-sonally. Miguel A. Oteiio.

Las Vegas, May 3, 1E8J.

Wlitte Oaks Stage Line.Tho Whito Oaks Stage Lino Is running daily

coaches from Socorro to White Oaks. AfterOct. 15th a buekboard will run daily to Ft.Stanton. Eighteen hours from Socorro toWhite Oaks. Good accommodations. Bestnnd quickest way to tho WhiteOaks.

Iiv'-t- f H. E. MOXNIX.

Meeting- - of Stockholders.Notice Is by these presents given that on

Monday, June 5, 1882, the annual meeting ofthe stockholders of tho Las Vegas and St.Louis Mining and Smelting Company, shallbo held at tho oflice of the Company, in thocity of Las Vegas, at 3 o'clock p. m., for thoelection of officers for tho ensuing year, andfor other purposes. All holders of stock Insaid Compunj are invited to attend.

CHAS. BLANCHAUD, President.JACOB GltOSS, Secretary.

Notice..To my patrons and tho public gener-

ally, I have moved my stock of Furni-ture, Queenswaro, Glasswa.e, etc.. tomy new building east of tho bridge,opposite A. J. Houghton's residence.Will continuo to make undertaking aspecialty, sell goods cheaper than ever,and act a3 agent for tho jrown bowingMachine. K. Klatteniioff.

tf.

Notice.Nelico is heioby given to all per-

sons that I am the owner of all theproperty lying in tho county of SanMiguel near the old town of Las Vegas,ou the Hot springs road, running fromtho Gallinas river to the top of the hills,and bounded on the north by lands ofCharles Blanchard, and on tho southby lands of Aniceta Romero, and beinornine hundred varas wide. Parts of saidlands havo been squatted upon andjumped by Andres Dold, T. B. Millsand F. O. Kihlberg, and other irrespon-sible parties, and I hereby notify thepublic and good citizens not to purchaseany of said proporty,

Akdkes Sena.Las Vegas, April 24, 1882.

Milling; Oreo.The Socorro Mining and Milling com-

pany, Torrence mill, offer to make milltests on small lots of ore, five tons orupwards, for parlies having mines inthe neighborhood of Socorro.

The price of this work will be put low,just to cover cost, to induce parties totake advantage of this opportunity andenable tho company to determine thefeasibility of increasing their millingcapacity with tho view of mining orcustom work. Special contracts will bemado for fifty tons or upwards. Forfurther information apply to

Wm. M. Courtis,General Manager.

Room Mo. 0, over tho Postoflice, So-

corro, N. M.

I "WWE want work.WE manufacturo brick.WE do all kinds of brick work.WE do plastering.WE do stone work.WE set boilers.WP set grates. '

WE set mantles.WE set furnaces.WE build bake ovens.WE cannot be beaten in ovens.

' WE do work on short notice.WE guarantee satisfaction.WL rcceivo orders at Lockhart &

Co. 's store.w Hj aro

T. A. Asbridge.

SHEEP FOR SALE.

A Rare Chance for Purchasers.For Sale Twenty-fiv- e thousand head

of owes. They have been run with fineMerino bucks. Will be sold now orafter they aro lambed, with their lambs.Also eight thousand wethers from threeto 5 years old. They can be seen at Pink-erto- n

(Wagon Mound), Mora county, N.M. For information apply to Schmidt& lleinkin, Pinkcrton, or address J. M.Perca, Bernalillo, New Mexico.

Sheep Wanted.A gentleman going into the business

wants, to buy 4.000 sheep (all ewes)or a part of this number. Would alsobo a glad of a good ranch in New Mexi-co, which can bo had cheap, wherethere arc good water privileges and un-obstructed range. Within easy accessof a railroad preferred. Address J. B.N . , caro of Tns Lone Star, El Paso.

Trees for Hale.The fruit and ornamental trees

to tho estate of Robert Arm-strong, deceased, will bo sold at pri-vate sale. For terms apply to the un-dersigned. J. W.. Hanson, .

1Í . Administrator..

Smoke Bell of Las Vegas atBilly's.

QJK tQf perday athome. Sampl esípO LO 3U worth $5 free. Addrociinson x uo., romana, Mamo.

Prices to Suit the Times.

J. C. BLAKE. Manufaetnrer and Dealer In

SADDLES HARNESS

LA8 VEGAS, . NEW MEXICO..

' 8uth 81deof Plaza,' Carriage Trimming Done to Order.

C. H. Bartlett has just received thofinest and nobbiest lot of gold braceletsthis side of the Big Muddy, For lineand first-clas- s goods I keep tho best,and you cannot do better than to callin and examine and get prices. Every-thing first-clas- s.

r.atray Barro,Four-blac- k ninre burros, one black

horno burro and ouo mouse coloredburro, with a black colt were lost,strayed or stolen out of the Exchangecorral Sunday morning about daylight.A liberal reward will be paid for infor-mation leading to the recovery of thesame.

Early Roso potatoes for seed at Weil& Graaf.

SewGuns, pistols and metallic cartridges.New lloiue sewing machines best on

earth.Wiro cloth and patent frames for

windows.Fino clothing and summer hats.Fine goods for ladies.Underwear for children.Everything in household goods.Everything for explorers.Everything for minors.Everything for farmers.Everything for stockmen. ;

Everything for freighters.Everything for travelers.Everything for builders.Every department replenished and

increased, and am now ready for busi-ness.

CHAS. ULANCIIARD,On the riaza.

For milk punches go to Billy's.

Kates nt ttie Fins Hotel.Seven dollars per weckforday board,

ers; transient guests, from $2.50 to $per day. Suites of rooms, parlors withbed rooms adjoining, can 00 obtainedat $4 per day and front rooms at f3 perday. -tf

Claret punches at Billy's.

At'JO A WEBK. 12 a dny at homo easilyJp I made. Costly outllt free. AddressTrue & Co., Augusta, Mainu.

The California Meat Market on Grandavenue has constantly on hand a choicelot of hno cuts and chops, which aresold for cash at way down figures.

Wood I Wood !

V. Foster has started a wood yardopposite Romero & Allen's livery sta-ble, ou Acequia street. Ho keeps con-stantly on hand good dry wood cut inany lengths and delivered to all partsof town.

Perzoino at Billy's.

Produce nnd Feed Store.Graaf & Weil keep tho only produce

and feed store on tho plaza. A fullstock of grain, hay and flour always onhand in large lots. Cash paid for wool,hides and pelts.

Budwciser beer at Billy's.

Redaction in Day nonrd.Day board will hereafter be furnished

at the Grand View hotel at $5.25 perweek, 4tf

Fruit lemonades at Billy's.

Door and Window Screens.For door and window screens go to

J. W. Pierce, No. 333 Railroad avenue.

Most completo assortment of summerunderwear just received at the Plazafurnishing store.

Krocnig lake fish, fresh from the wa-ters, three times a week, at tho Parkgrocery.

Goto Rogers Bros, for first classhorso shoeing.

All summer d rinks at Billy' s.

--"Standard time at Bai'tlctt's.

Neil Colgan, the second hand dealer,has a large supply of second handgoods, household1 furniture, beds, bed-clothin- g,

watches, pistols, guns, etc.In fact anything and everything from aneedle to an elephant.

Fino gold watches, charms and dia-monds and filagree, etc., etc., at C. H.Bartlett's. A large and fine assortment of plated ware, such as tablekniyes, forks and spoons, vases, drink-ing cups and tea sets. Spectacles inendless variety. Fine gold neckcharms.' Clocks of all kinds and sizes.

4tf

Fresh Milk.Delivered to all parts of town by S. N.

Ircmbly.Sherry cobblers at Billy's.

Cream Lemonade at Billy's.

2 d CI h week in y our own town. Terms andPW $5 outfit free. AddreBS II. llullctt &

Co., Portlaud, Maine.

The Park grocery is receiving a largolot of fresh Californiafruits,

Peaches.Pears,Plums,Apricots,Grapes,Cherries,

and dried fruits. All kinds of PottedMeats, such as

Corn Beef,Chicken,Turkey,Deviled Hani, oto.

FOR FAMILY USE

Domestic and Imported "Wines.

Champagne,

Port," 2 ''Angelica,1'

Kelly Island,Burgundy, , ;

Claret,4 Sweet Catawba.

DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED

LIQUORS.

Absynthe," j Anisette, .

( Benedictine,

Kimmel,

Cognac,

Brandy, . ;

: Arrack,

Curacao,y-.-: i Maraschinol,

, Blackberry,'Gin.

Dr. Richardson's Life PreserverBitters At

,m. d. marcusCenter Btreet.

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours, Day and Night.

J. D. Brownlee, I). C.

Brownlee, Winters & Co.,Successors to Duulap Si Winters

DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,

Prescriptlons!Carefully Compounded.

Northwest Corner ofSAMUEL B. WATItOUS.

S.B.WATKOUS & SON

1 clear; 3 fair; 3 cloudy; 4, rain;0. anow.

Wm. II. Page. M. D.Resident Physician.

Indina Agent Tiffany, of tho Apachoagoncy in Arizona, is in very bad odor.

Cattle are going into the Cincinnatimarket at the rato of 4,000 head a week.

Personal recognizance has been ac-

cepted for the bulk of the gambling in-

dictments in St. Louis.

George Alfred Townscnd goes toEurope this summer, prjsnmedly tokeep the earth from tippling this waywheu EU Perkins gets to California.

Seventeen years after the close of thewar the northern and southern bran-ches of the Presbyterian church shakohands across the bloody chasm andagree to make up.

A dispatch from Dodge City, Kansas,says: "The through herds of cattle arecommencing to como ill front SouthernTexas, many of theiu to till Indian con-

tracts north and south."

General Logan says ho is no longerin favor of General Grant for a thirdterm, and there are some rumors that aman from Illinois by the name cf Loganthinks it is about timo for his first term.

Thousands of adventurers in Dakotaare ready to pounce down upon theTurtle mountain district, iueliuling'J, 000. 000 acres of rich land, which is;by a recent decision of Secretary Teller, soon to be liirown open.

Tho Missouri penitentiary system isso bad that convicts have to be sent toIllinois, i ivhich moves tho St; LouisGlobe-Dennocr- at to remark that "a statuboasting of 80,000 democratic majorityought at least to have a decent peniten-tiary". -- ;: ..

Guitcau is breaking down, as is shownin his appearance, though ho still pre-tends to have implicit faith in Mr.Heed's ability to gain him a respite, and

a commutation of sentence,rerhapsexceedingly reticent in thesedays.

The $3,000 conscience money re-cently returned to tho United Statestreasury by somo one irom bt. Joseph,Missouri, must have been tho contribution of somo rich sinner who had hisconscience quickened by narrowly escaping a cyclono.

President Arthur, Secretaries Chandler and Lincoln, and General Shermanhave acceptod an invitation to be prosont at the national encampment of theGrand Army of tho Republic, whichwill take place at Baltimore on the 21stand 22nd of June.

Tho officers at Castle Gardens saythev havo never before known steeragepassengers to bring such a quantity ofthings and so many trunks as this year.

The averago immigrant of, to-da- y, itis said, is 50 per cent, more valuablethan hia predecessor of previous soasóos. Most ot the men are skilled mechanics.

Tho khedive is in a neck of troubleHe has assumed personal command oftho army of Egypt, though tho oflieersand civil notabilities contemptuouslydeclined to accept tho ultimatum.They make a demand that Arabi Beybe reinstated, but the Khedive refusesto yield to that request.

There Booms to bo ouite a srencraldemand throughout the country thatine Aianey dojs no iiung, nut as Con-necticut jurios are not given to hang-ing upon testimony like that presented,in the trial in progress, tho boys will inall probability escapo scot freo, thoughit is barely possible they may bo sentto tho penitentiary for a few years justto afford them time for reflection.

Captain Payne has once moro beenmarched out of tho Indian

.Territory

.S.I. T.1 --1 1 I l II- - iwini reucrai uivyuueis prouuing nununder the tails of his coat. It is understood that It is simply an itching fornotoriety mat Keeps mm constantlyin as nig tsucn un ass oi nimseii. liesued General Popo once upon a timefor $25,000 damages, and as soon as thomatter began to bo discussed by thoD&Dara in a sensational wav. hn with.drew the suit. He has come to be adownright nuisance, but inasmuch asthese are times of peace, perhaps It isjust as well as not to afford tho soldiersthe exercise of chasing tho bothersomeidiot out of tho Indian reservation.

The Santa Fe New Mexican, which hasboen sourer than ever since1 Mr. Temple s last attack of gout, has this to sayabout Governor Tabor: "El Goberna-dor Tabor piensa quo loslmincros doNuevo Méjico son una punta do nicnto-cato- a

a quienes ' puede anganar comoquiera. Sus tres assoeiado son todoshombros do reputación, y sin duda rep-resentarían los intereses de Tabor y lossuyos con mucho efecto en la exposicióndo Denver." The columns of the Tri-bune are open to El Gobernador Tabórand his friends if they have any replyto make. In this connection it may bestated that the Tribune has a font ofnice clean Spanish typo on hand anda force of printers who aro concedcdlythe most accomplished linguists in thoWest- .- Denver Tribune.

-- DEALERS IN- -

New Mexico.Blackwcll, A. C.Stockton.

O. O. SCHAEFER

Articles and PerfumeryI

Winters, Sam E. Shoemaker.

the Plaza, Las Vegas.JOSEPH B. WATROUS

COMMERCIAL DINING ROOM.

Opposite the Plaza,

LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

First Class Board by Day or Week.

SEND YOUR

JOB WORKTHE GAZETTE

MARBEL'S DINING HALL

FINEST IN THE TERRITORY.

Meals prepared to order at nil times day ornlg-ht-.

O IT S T E H, S' Cooked to order at any time.

Ward & Tamme's Block.CENTER STREET, .

W. E. MARBLE, PROPRIETOR.

PR0X & ARZANCOT.

' r

Dealers In "

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

CATTLE AND 1 SHEEP, ';

Wool, Hides and Pelts, 'Opposite tide of tho River,

Puerto de Luna, N. M.' . :

Geni MerchandiseCattle, Hay, Grain, Flour and Town Lots,WATROUS, - - NEW MEXICOConsignments of Freight and Cattle from, anA lor the Red River Country, received at WatrouaRail Road Depot. Good Roads from Red River via Olguln 11111. Dlstaance from Fort liascom

to Watrous, Eighty-nin- e miles. '

LIVERY &ÜD FEED STABLE

BEST OF

on Mior

ACEQUIA STREET,

South of First Nal ional Bank.

Romero & Allen, Propr's

GRAN--

Centrar HotelNew, Neat and Nice.Well furnished rooms and good board. CornerSixth and Main streets,

GEO. McKAY, Prop'r.Go to Spencer Bros.

for fresh

BUTTER, EGGS AND POUL--

' TRY. !

,Eggs by the case and Butter by

the tub only. We have come toBtay. Grand avenue, OppositeMendenhall, Hunter & Co., East

SENA BRO.On tho piara. ' Largest and most varied asortment of clothing, haU, otipa, boots, shoes,

dry goods, Hour,, groceries, etc. PrlcCi low.Uiveusacali. , , ,

SENA BROS.

BRIDGE BUILDING.HOUSE CARPENTERING,

J. W. LYONS..

Estimates furnished on Houses and Bridges,Attention given to general repairs.-

Bhep and residence corner Eighth and Blnn-ohar-

streets, oppposlte M. E. Church,EAST LAS VEO AS, NEW MEXICO. CALL AND SEE THEM.Las Vegas.

GRISWOLD & MURPI1EYW. H. SHUPPDAILY GAZETTE K. KLATTENHOFF WHOLUALX UTAH.MAJCLTACTLItEtt OF

SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1&2. BRTJGGISTSDealer iuCARRIAGESWAGONS &

rinai xjltiobal bajtx bvizdhtq, .

MEAT MARKET

J.COLVILLE.- -

Choice meats of all kiuda, sauantra, NidUiicetc, always on tuind. Persons wlsblnn any-thin- g

in the meat market line should not fulto call at

2d Door South of Adams Express

AXD DEALEK INUava lust earned their new stock af Drega, SUtloaery. Faajy Goods. Toilet Articles. FalaU

foreieii mtd Domestic f 'L .kk1 Bn!-ll- n.

Nkw Youk, Jun.' 1, 1SS2.

Bar íllver I quoted In London at 5J. per

The following are the nominal quotations re-

presenting the price for other coin:Hid. Asked.

t,1 dollar WS

tj-Ti- e most car rol atta&Uaa ls'ftTta to our fmcrlpUoa TradejOBole airent for N w Mexico for the common sense truss.HARDWAREHEAVY

MARWEDE, BRUMLEY & CO.The llesi ever brought to this market, which will be Sold at cost.

Queensware. Glassware, Chromes, Window Curtains.Agent for th e Crowu Sewing Machine, the best In use.

BUY AND SELL SECOND-HAN- D GOODSSouth Side of Plaza - - -

. - . - LasVepasN. M.

-- DEALERS IN- -1 00New (41',i rinitis) dollars.... .

1 001

American rnivcr uaivrsquarters

Anii-rU'ti- dimes -

Mutilated U. 8. silver coin,

Iron, English Cast Steel, Piow Steel, PipeBoxes, Thimble Skeins, Iron Axles.

Springs, Chali, Vulc.m An-

vils, 20 lbs. and upward,Blacksmiths's

Tools,Oak, Ah anil Hickory Hank, l'oplar Lumber,Rnokes. felloes. Patent Wheels, Oak and Ash

ÉniJimilÉra1 00

CO.W, FABIARSlcroi

Mexican dollar, mm caiflt-n.- . .

Mux Ivan Dollars, uucouimer- -

I'eruvian oles and CnilliimI'.mm ia ....

NIK

(Successor to Blake & Kelly) .. .

Hnnnractnrcr ana Pettier la ; .

SADDLES & HARNESSCarriage Trimming to Order,

.Rccoi A slrcc t o.poste Trimbles stable.SKW ALBUQUERQUK, - - ... N. II.

Tongues, Coupling I'o'.es, Hubs, Carriage,Wagon and Plow Woodwork and Carriage

IN MARWEDS'S BLOCK, BRIDGB STREET.

Stoves, Tinware House Furnishing; Goods a specialty. They ha-- e a larra and well selectedttock and invite the patronage of the public Asenta for the &tua Powder Company.

EiiKliHhBilvcr I1Five francs J"

4Victoria sovcrcitrnsTwenty francs

Forgings . Keep on band a run Btocit or

Carriages, Wagons, Buckboards,

854 K5

54 Ni3 Wl

4 7815 (515 0519 BO

4 00

Twenty marks...3 M4 74

15 5 '15 55

SnanlKb doubloonsMexican doubloons 8end in yoivr orders, and have yonrTehlcles

"WtLOlesctlo: Liquor DealersMoss Uogellourbon, Go vemor'é ( boleo Itye, líoutelleau Flls' Cognac, lludwclaer Iloer, Wines,

Champnjrnss, Mineral Water, etc.

IMPOKTEDandDOMESTIC cigars.VI,.vl..uri 'AklH'HoS '

Tengulldera 3 ,J, made at home, and keep the money In the Territory.

Also Agent for A. A. Cooper's CelebratedSteel Skein wagons.

N.. La .ROSENTHAL.Jobber and'.dealer in

Staple and Fancy GroceriesDry goods, notions, clothing, boots and shoes, hatsl'and caps and

ladies and gents furnishing goods. Country produce aspecialty, special attention given to orders from rail-

road and mining points. All goods warantedas represented.

"WHITE"

FINANE & ELSTON,Dealers In all kla Js of

Wall Papers, Paints, Etc,

Pnlnta mixed to order. Paper hanjrlnfr in allits brunches. Decorativo paper baiuriuirspecialty.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.Ofllce first door east of St. Nicholas Hotel.

On i a vMarcellino, Bofta & Perez,Proprietors of tilo

NEW MUSIO STORE

Fino sllvorbars, fL,12?í tU3!4 per ounce.

Fine gold bars par to H per cent premium on

ti o mint value.

WOOIH IhEítÁ S DTE LTS.

Lab Vegas, Juno 1.

0Woo!, common XC clip. Í 12'15

medium improved 1 springCllp .. 15 B'o

well improved 1 wprinif clip IS 4i-'- 0

black, 2 to 5 cents less thanwhite ,.,,,,

Hides, dry Bint;." damned lu

Sheep pelt, prirun butcher. . . ..... iJ" i damaged and Buddie

about J'Goatskins, average" MDeerskins,

MARTINEZ& SAVAGEAU A.. C3--. STABTCLAS VEGAS, N. M..'

VIOLINS AND ALL KIMDS OF MUSICALPIANOS, ORO ANS, nAUPS. GUITARS,

ON HAND AND FOR 8ALB.

SHeet Tt&iA&lQ c&5 StationeryALSO

conocía ni:n33, phtjits confeotionsryHeadquarters ior Choloe Tobacco nd Cigars.

DEALERS IN

MerchanV:LommissAirents wanted in every town cily InIjOOKHART $e CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Flour, Grain and Country Produce.Colora"a and New Mexico, Address

VM. II. (t. ALLISON, Gen'l Agent,Los Vegas, N. il

Cash paid for Wool, Hides and Pelts,Lbs Vecas. New Mexico.Whol'-sal- and Retail Dealer In

G- - A. RATH BUSCHICAGO LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICOOPPOSITE SAN MIGUEL NATIONAL BANK,

Demand moiiorure, pricus unu.

Financial nnd Commercial

l'riees current of Wholesale Staple G rocer- -

Las Vkoas, Juño 1, 1883.

Bacon, clear sides, per lb '' i

" dry salt, per lb Ji- t

" breakfast, per lb ',"Hams, per lbLard, square cans, per lb

" pails, ten lb" pails, Uve lb ';"

palla, threo U liJ

Beans, Mexican" California per lb J4

Lima, per lb l

" white uavy (scarce)riran, eastern J-

JSuckwbeat Hour.Hulter, creamery, In tubaButter, creamery cans ,.t:'Cnecse, per lbYoiintr AmericaCorteo, Uio, com. ViVt, fair 13H, priinciSloW

' Mocha fJavao i ,i,.iu muí "R. I., i . roasted

SHOE STOREHARDWARE

AND DEALEK IN '

Hay, Grain & Produce of all Kiuds.

New Store I , New Goods i!.

William GillermanHAS OPENED A STOCK OF

GENERAL

MERCHANDISEAT

New Mexico.liberty, - -

Quooiiswaro. HARRIS, Proprietor. B. H. WELLS, Mau..- -

V A PLE AND FANCY GROCER! ESTOVES & FURNITUREFlneal quality of Custom Work done in the

rerrltory.

A Full Line oí M. O. Wells ACo.'b Chicusro

Made Boots & Shoes Constantly on Hand.

EAST LAS VEGAS, N. l.Crackers, sodaM ginger i;'.

Keep the largest stock of Lumber, Sa h, Doors. Blinds, Paints, Oils and Glass in the Territori

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASü:butter niid oyster j,l)jumbles il!

Dried Frnitn. CHARLES ILFELD,Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .

U A-- S VEGAS -10

VALLEY SALOORJCHAS. MELENDY, IVop'r.

I would respectfully call the attention of thepublic to my choice brands of

LIQUORS 4 CIGARS !

'ev'a)orátcd.'.' 'ÁS.AUlen

91n.Vifi.,Mf 0

Full Assortment in every Line, whloh wll'9S sold at Las Vegas prices, Freight added .

EUROPEAN PLAN.Las Vegas, New Mex ntinrGeneral- - Merchandise25

DRUGSJitron....Cranlitírrles, per 1)1

Currants, per lbFigs, California

. 12

lfi18CDliTimtPtfWl Ladies' Dresses Made to Order,

vLadies' Hats Trimmed to Order. y pin hp.nConnectiontiRestauran CHEMICALS E' HOTELA.uiinuua.FANCY GOOD tí & Fancy Goods

Crapes. Calilwrnia a.l'euches

" Eastern : J

lruneBP.0.!!u!l.'lWI3" California ,J8

" French '

'r,ltaisins, per box, Calil'oiula

" imported ,lo.uíjtíl-S-

Dried cornd Peas "

lk.ln1 Tl.nninV Vi!H

ON THE PLAZA.Meals CIS cents. Opposite the depot. Openday and nij?ht. We make a specialty of Gold-en Lion whiskoy.

c3O Prompt Street cars pass the cjoor everyand Careful Attention

GIVEN TOft. five minutes. ... , ,;. ;.c3

tí Table board per week. .... .$5 00Single meals- - 35Rooms per day. .. ...... 75

Mackerel, per kit...Flour, Kansas

MAEGARITO ROMERO,DEALER IN

:vanr'l MerotiandiseGoods Sold Strlotly for Cash and at Small Profits.

BRANCH STORE AT LA CTOESTA, H. M.

A. P. BARRIER,"AND

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

The Prescription Trade.$3.4tKUlf l.lióCoiorauo 2Grain CornDUNHAM & CO., Props.; '

MYEE FRIEDMAN & BR0., A. 0. ROBBINS2. 750.00 ,

.. 7.M)

. . 2 75

.. 0.50.. 5.7f)

... H.. 3H

.. 1.20

..1.50o:i

. . 810

Frescoing, Graining, Glazing, ARB í rnv

0,ilsHay..Hominy, per bblMeal, corn

" oat. per hundredthsNailsOils, carbon 110

" carbon 180 s' linseed" lard

PotatoesU.oeSacks, wool

DEAIJCB INMAHBLING, CALSOM1NING, ETC.TOPEICA HOTTSB,Railroad Ave., Opposite hrowiie & Máúzaiiares, Las Vegas:

This hoiiso has been newly opened anr. thorouglily renovated. Everything first class. Cour-

teous attention guaranteed to all. -,

BBlRItSfSHOP EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE, FURNITUREu... 40!t45 LAS VEGAS... 5 00Bait, per uarrci, coarseilairv fl.507.OO ANDLAS VECAS5,71, if, 'iiSoans. cemmon 78fuinilv . LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.

Oisix iVdvaixcod. on Oosi.sisxLZ3a.ox3Lt(Bi.C.,..o Wvtro f" 11 í . A - QUEENSWARE8G?f3 I Assay Office" granulated. crushed I3!i, cut loaf 1;

It Mm nrturilMW'll 154 OT UNDKKI' AKING ORDERS PROMPTGLOB ID SALOOU. iroliowfl.... WillhSyr",)S' S; vé'rcü' 12 'n:::: :: if:rSfo.'fío

... ... .' 24 Us S10.CUtoil2.00 John Robertson.F.S.A. LY mtended' TO.

Near the Bridge, West Las Véyaf.CHARLES TOFT, Proprieter.THE POPTJLAB HOTEL Assayer,Teas, Japans...' íü'ÍMX

?'rl::::::r.v.v.v:.v.v.v.v.v.v:... y' H 40S&75

Oc'ilotiir ;WÍ!B0CENTER feTilliET, EAST LAS VEGAS.EAST LAS VEGAS, - - KTE'VSr 3VE333CIOO.

This largo house has recently boon placed in perfect order nnd is kept in flrstrclass style. More

visitors cnn'bo accommodated than by any other hotel in town. EngineeRININGWire, fence, painted 11, ifiiivunized 12

PLACER HOTEL,

Cerrillos, New Mexico,Jíí Office, OríUixcl

Opposite Optio Block. Private Clubltoom in connection. All kinds of legitimate games in full bluU. Good cigarsBILLY'S" ... and liijuors coiistnntlj' on hand. -EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO

Wire si H pies...., "

Sleul 17, Knglitíh 20&.U

Ilusinesslivoly and trado activo.

" BOYD ÍÍÓÜSE,

Glorieta, New Mexico.Arhuvh of Ores minie with acenracv and dis

patch. rroHipt atienuon win oe pain 10ders sent from tho various mining camps of theTerritoryExamining and Reporting on Minea and First-cla- ss accommodations, gool furo and

reasonable charges.mining Claims a opeeiauy.ASSAYS C'OWSIDEKEl CONFIDENTIAL

HALF-WA- Y SAW MILL,. J. Hi OVERHUÍTA Propriutors, .

Ten miles from Las Yegas, on the G allinas,A SPLENDID HO AD

Planed Und Uujilanod Lumber of all Kinds Kcjil. Coiishmtly on Hand and

Made to' Order.

Accommodations First Class. F. E. EVANS,E,EIDai.d blue E. B. OftiARA, Proorietor.

PrlOTOGRftPHtRl

OI" TXXDES PLAZA iwRates: $2.00 Per Day.

S.H.BOYD - Proprietor.Stock Taken in Exchange for Lumber.Complete Assortmont of Ni;w Mexico Scenery.

Finest Wlnos, Llouors and (.'ittars constantly on hand. Elegant parlor and Wlno Rooms Inconnecilon. ZZOPP:: BROS.NEW MEXICO,EAST LAS VEOAOpen Dav and Slight. Lunch at all Hours. "' "' JOUBEUS AND 11ETAILEHS OK f.j Hitipufiuu iu inn mm iuw iuwu auu m opi inpn -u

, Kastorn and Western iaily Pavers. WITJC. PUKTON, Proprlotor. MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS QE& .'Si Esa ís,made by going ta FLECK'S ami getllnft your

Tothes Repaired and Cleaned. You GEORGE P;i WHEEBOOE Lntost stj i of tiaUiosrill mm inaimosioi yourold suits can bo

HATS 66 BONNETSSuciiCssor to Roberts Sc Wheclock.

Also a" full line of Fancy Goods, such usSÜITS CLEAN KD OR COATS BOUND FOIt Boots Shoes and Gents1 Furnishing Goods,

CuresSYPHIL13

In any stago,Catarrh,'

Eczema,Old Sores,

Pimples, , .,

. Bolls,Or any Skin

Disease,

MarVfff. of Galvanized Iron GLOBES, Country Produco a Specialty. Bpecinl attention trlven to Milling and Huilroad orders. Allgoods guaranteed nrst-clas- s. ,

Kens in i. done at reasonable ratea. !ho'hi rinui' to liiownlr.sr'B Keul Katate Ofliec, Cornice. ; ;

H : PASSEMENTERIES,

Mrs. J. E. MOORE'S,EaatLas Toga. t . W. FLECK, Prop'r. ESctst X-ii!-S Vegas, "Nerw jMCexi- -

A specialty made ofAmerican House " Douglass ATcnud, opposite Sumner nouso.

TIN ROOFING AND JOB WORK. FANCY GOODS.i -

MUS. 31. A. MAXWELL, Prop'iressAH kinds of Euste rn and native lumberKeep a Complete Slock of Steam Fittings,' etc,, etc., Douglas Street,. West of St. Nicholas. Dealer lu Lumber, Sin, Doors, Shlntfles, nnd Lath.

I ir "Hie.MRS. J. B. BAKER & CO.A Gnod Table Clean Booms and the Best CURES . WHEN - ALIi OTHERMENQENHALL,! HUNTER & CO., REMEDIES FAIL ! !

Beds ia Town. , Open Ml nii,m lontf.

Railroad Avenue, Opposite Depot. LUMBER, YARD H E A.R THE BE IDGE .have opened eno of the finest stocks of FancyGoods m the market. . , - . If you. doubt, come to Bee ua,

and we will CURE YOU,Latest Spring Styles!FEED AM) SALE STABLE or charee nothing t J !PLAZA FUaNISHING STORE !Their stock consists of Indies' furnishing

goods, embroideries, Zephers, Germnntown Write for particular and ;a,!J3as( and. Woait Ijab Vcgiua, üEMPIRE SAW MILLS yarns sno luncy supplies, stationery, new

and current literature. Also a nowHue of novelties for office, family uid jrwiitlo-meu- 's

use. Visitors are received cordially.copy of a little' book "Message ,Dealers in Hor-Rcs- and Mules, also Fine Butfgies a.nl Carriages Tor Sa.:

-- OF- The r Finest LiveryIiigB for tho Hot Springs nud other Points of interoBt. to the Unfortunate Suffering.".,SIXTH ST., OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS.UutntB in tne Tcrrirory.R. W. WOO TTENS? CO,

'' ''VVESCIÍE'S BLOCK).

BOOTS AND SHOES AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS." ' ' .' ; Ladlos Fine Shoes n specialty .

A. J. CRAWFORD, IVIANACER.Ask any ' prominent DruggistBOLOGNA SAUSAGE.

'it ...Bond all Orders to as to our standing.LLiare order with Lorenzo Lopez or at thoMill. Steam Manufactury. tM'OOO Reward will bo paid to qnr ohnmii,

who will find, on annlvsis of KM) bottles H. 8.one particle of Murotiry, Iodide Potassium, orany miuerul substance. .

LAS VEOAS, NEW MEXICO.Town Lois for Sale in, Bernalillo Proprietor,S. HAHX, SUMMER humEAST LAS VEOAS NEW MEXICO

SWIFT SPECIFIC C0.t Propr.The Tere family, f Bernalillo, have laid on lil.- -

Atlanta, aá;nt larga ruó er iana in inat Deantirnl townaitaadiac north n Cither aids of the railroad

STTlio fiest Accomniodatious lliat can be Found in the Teri'itorr...a orand avenüe east las vegas.Tkaie lets are very desirable for business andmipmj.l. .i)i.,. Tm,n..! " lUriBibaamucn penenco mnumanu- -

'PER BOTTLE ,

Price OF SMALL SIZE ." $1 00' LAKGE - '!1'75

uniií-.",!.- -- . r' " -- ... w - .... T 111 ,.reeideaee prepertv, and are right annum thovineyards anil fruit-growin- g lands. Lands forgardens, orchards and vineyards can be easily Thlshonasls bran-he- w and has bcHm tarnished throughout. The 8umnr-- a flrs

the very best quality. ' Ordors promptly filledoucaiuea. , xne property win ira soiu at reason' class bouse in every respect, and gueBts will be entertained in the best poeiiblo inamler ud.fiausano will be shlppeQ to a distance on ordor.able ratos. For further information apply to

J. M. PEKKA. Sold by all Druggists.reasonable rates.TT A "NT "Pi TT'-Rr.'- ATT, T"R. A TTsTS. ' Postónico box, 28.Bernalillo, N. M

PEBftOXAI.DAILY GAZETTE Alleo Bobbin fianmtrletd.To-da-y this estimable lady will leave

Joat Received by Express.10 cases fresh Eggs, 80c per dozes.50 tubs creamery butter, 20c per lb.20 hoops full cream cheese, 20c per lb.

2 coops spring chickens, 00c each.300 pounds fresh lako fish, 20c per lb.50 boxes Messina lemons, 7 per box.Wo receive daily new potatoes, new

California cabbage, cherries, apricots,oranges, etc. You can save money bybuying your goods at a strictly cashhouso. BELL & CO.J3

East Las Vegas.

The Pioneer FtEATi H3STATE .A-G-'-T ofLAS VEGAS

Has for sale more property than all of the other agents combined.Offers more than 500 VACANT LOTS in the different ADDITIONS,Upon Terms and at Prices to please the Merchante, the Speculator and the Capitalist.Superior Bargains in Business and Residence Properties in most desirable locations.Agent for the LAS VEGAS TOWN COMPANY whose lots are the best.No other agent can sell THIS or the PROPERTY of the ROSENWALD ADDITIONS.Desirable Properties in all parts of the city. The beautiful Eldorado lots a specialty.Selling at PRICES according to location at from fifty to four thousand dollars.Improved PROPERTY ranging in price from $300 to $15,000 each.No greater PLEASURE is afforded than that of SHOWING these PROPERTIES.I invite the CITIZEN, the STRANGER, the SPECULATOR and tho CAPITALISTTo call at my OFFICE, examine PROPERTIES and get PRICES.

INSURANCE THAT INSURES!NAME OF COMPANY. LOCATION. ASSETS.

Mutual Life Insurance CoTravelers Life & Accident Ins. Co.Liverpool, London & GlobeHome Fire Insurance CoLondon Assurance Corporation. . . .

Phoenix Insurance Coy,ueen InsuranceSpringfield Fire &Commercial Union

1843186318361853172018541858184918611794187918251877185018091824

New YorkHartfordLiveroool and London. .

New YorkLondonHartfordLivervoolSpringfield, MassLondonPhiladelphiaLondonPhiladelphiaLondonNew YorkLondon and Edinburg. .

Edinburg and London. .

Insurance Co. of North America. .

Lion Fire Insurance CoPennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. .

Fire Insurance AssociationNiagaraNorth British & MercantileScottish Union & National

Total.

J KDEMKTTY THAT INDEMNIFIES

BKOWKE & MANZANABESLAS VEGAS AND

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h&l&éi-mí'x&- i s'4,.Já 2

PLf) WS. jaRWVLlURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.Spcceal attention given to TTfsnl TTifldC! Pol Ktc, both hero and In the

buying and selling VV 001, UlllCb, JtOlU), Kustern Markets.

THEY HAVE ARRIVED

for New York, whero she expects tomak her future home. A little over a

ear ago Miss Alice Rotibins, that washer name then, arrived in Las Vegaswith the avowed intention of practic- -n g medicine. She was well learned in

the science of a practical phj'sician.as Vegas then was not tho city of to--

lay, but she looked the field over, sawa brilliant future, and trnsting in herown energy and ability she rented anoffice on the east side and commencedthe practice of medicine. Her excellent knowledge of medicine, untiringzeal and warm feeling for her patientssoon gained for her many warm andsubstantial friends. Soon after starting in business she married M. Sum- -

meriield, Esq., and it is his failinghealth that prompts her present actionin going east to tho sea shore, whore itis hoped his health will bo restoredMrs. Dr. Summerfield has worked unceasingly during the past year. Goingthrough all kinds of weather day andnight to attend tho wants and alleviate the sufferings of tho sick,and has built up a practice thatany physician should well foci proud ofand has nobly vindicated herself in establishing herself at this place. Theenlightened treatment, kind words andtender nursing of this esteemed ladyhas lifted many a suffering patientfrom an almost dying bed. Shehas made scores of warm friends inLas Vegas who regret to seo her go,but none more bitterly than she herselfregrets to go, and tho well wishes anda heartfelt God speed of an apprecia-tive people will follow her wherevershe may bo.

Tho Ulilto Oaks.E. W. Parker and Marshal Parker ar

rived from White Oaks yesterday af-

ternoon by wagon. They report everything satisfactory at the White Oaks.The new null will start up Wednesdayliext. When they came to put tho millup it was found that additional sup-

ports were needed for tho roastingpipe, and these wero sent for and re-

ceived. All is now being put in readi-

ness to commence grinding, Wednes-day. Mr. Parker showed us a specimenof the rock now being taken from a sixfoot vein in the South Homestake. ItIs a large rock literally seamed withgold, and Mr. Parker guarantees it is afair average specimen of the six footvein throughout its width." He say3 heis satisfied that they have twenty-fiv- e

tons of ore on the dump which will run$5,000 to the ton, saying nothing aboutthe low grade ore. Surveyors avo atthe Oaks in the interest of the TexasPacific, running a preliminary lino toEl Paso. Everything looks bright inthat section.

New Lumber Yard.Aniceto and Valerio Baca, of Upper

Las Vegas, have established a now lum-

ber yard at the junction of Court andTwelfth streets. Tho work of puttingthe lumber in the yard was commencedyesterday and at a very lively rate. Thosawmill which is to supply this yard is

located in the heavy pine forests in theneighborhood of Savólla. Lumber isone of the great resources of this city atpresent and tho more lumber yards established here tho better. The lumbermarket is not like others. It cannot booverstocked. Tho greater portion ofNew Mexico is without saw timber,ami the great majority of the lumberneeded in the country must necessarilycomo from this place. Las Vegas asthe meat, wool and lumber market ofthe territory need have no fears as totho future. In addition to these advantages she is the great sanitary resort ofthe west, and the seat of more manufacturing and wholesale houses thanany other city in the territory.

brand Opening.Charles Gentle will give a grand free

lunch at his dining hall on railroadavenue. He has greatly enlargedhis dining hall and added a bar, whichwill be opened to-da- y at 4 o'clock. Hewill set one of the finest lunches everspread in tire city As reading matterfor his bar tables lie will carry the Lon- -

tion Times,- - Dublin Journal and aWelch paper, besides a large numberof newspapers and periodicals of ourcounty and territory.

ItutineNM Jllock.Chas. Blanchard has commenced

clearing tho ground preparatory to thoerection of a new business houso. Thebuilding is to bo twenty-iiy- e feet frontby eighty-fiv- e feet deep and two storieshigh. It is to be composed of stoneand brick.

Academy Inhibition.Tho academy will give an exhibition

at Baca hall two weeks from next Tues-day. Tho school has been preparingfor some time, and will make it one ofthe finest affairs of the season.

A number of guests of tho Montezu-ma hotel, headed by Clark D. Frost,took a picnic excursion up tho Gallinascanyon yesterday. A basket dinnerwas indulged in fur refreshments. Agood wagon road should bo built alongthis canyon tor the benefit of excursionists. It is impossible for eastern peopío to gain an idea of tho scenery ofNew Mexico by going over the plains.Ihey must go into the depths of thocanyons to behold their beauty. Apracticable carriage road can bo builtalong the river for.a distance of twentymiles, at a trilling expenditure of money, and some of tho grandest sceneryin tho west would bo readied.

It may not be generally known thatsplendid pottery clay is found nearLas Vegas, and very superior potteryflower pots, vases, etc., aro being man-ufactured from it. This is a branch ofbusiness which should be encouraged,as through small industries great citiesaro sustained and supported.

. M. Ruudulph, accompanied by HugoGoldenburjr, went to Sunnysido yester-day. Mrs. Rundulph and children willchildren will remain somo days longerin tho city.

SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1882.

BREAKFAST IJBIEFH.

A Vmplff Collection of New Ilfi

Chain Hp or muzzle your dogs.

Has it occurred to you that summercommenced on the first of this month.

Brownlee, Winters & Co. havo theirnew soda fountain up and in full blast.It 8 a boauty and no mistake.

Orlando Smith inserts a card in an-

other column. He docs contracting

and building and all kinds of machinework.

A party of ' Philadelphia capitalistsbound for Lako Valley, will probablypass through Las Vega9 on a special tomorrow or Sunday.

Telephones were yesterday put intoHopper Bros, and the Park .groceryThe former is number 75 and the latternumber 70. Correct your lists accordinglj,

A fine Sunday dinner will bo spreadupon the boards at the Delmonico res-

taurant Everything themarket affords will bo dished up in thebest of stylo.

J. VV. Gray, tho contractor, has justclosed a contract for tho erection of athree-stor- y stone business houso onDouglas avonuo. Ho will commencework in a few days.

The county commissioners will meetnext week for the purpose of the equal-

ization of taxes. The board will likelybo in session two or threo weeks, as thotask of equalization is an arduous one

J. CoMllo does a rushing business attho California meat market, on Sixthstreet. - He keeps the best of all kindsof moat and knows how to treat his

customers is the reason of his success

The wagon bridge on the Hot Springsroad in tho north part of the city wasundercoinír renairs vesterdav. Tlii

was badly needed, as it has beensource of annoyance for some time

vpast. -

Simon Lewis' Sons continue to put innew shelving, receive new goods an

sell them at reasonable rates . The golden rule. "Do unto others as you would

have them do unto you," is theirmotto. ,

Water has been found at the oldAbreu ranch, twelve miles beyond theGallinas mountains, on the White Oaksroad. Water was found at a depth ofabout 140 feet, Tho well site is the bedof an old lake'which, during thq greater part of the season, is filled withwater.

Messrs. Asbritlgo & Flood will startcut stone and monument yard in thiscity in a short time. This is an inslitution badly needed, nnd it is a greatwonder it has not been instituted longbefore this. A monument yard wouldsurely pay well in this city, as it will b

the only one in tho territory.The jpaen who havo had faith in Las

Vegas are the men who havo made themoney in tho past, and those who havethat abiding faith in it will make themoney in the future; Just stick a pinthere Croakers and timorous peoplenever make anything anywhere. Go inand win.

The Las Vi gas city directory, gottenup by G. E. Porter, has been put topress and will be out in a few days.This will be a very convenient' thingfor every ono in tho city to have. Itwill give tho place, number and ownerof every business house and dwelling

"in tho city.

Somo people will talk in front of atelephone at the top of their voices,when a. drop of rain falling on the wireat tho Springs can be distinctly heardover the lino. It is useless to talk soloud. In fact, it obstructs the soundrather than aiding it. A moderate toneof voice is the best and most easily un-

derstood.lindgo street, on the east side of tho

river, is in a very dilapidated condi-

tion, and is hardly passable for teams.The loose earth covering the gas andwater pipes, has caved in and washedaway, and mud holes are found allalong the street. Several teams mireddown there yesterday. The attentionof the authorities is called to it.

As shown by our telegraphic dis-

patches this morning. Father Raverdy,of the Catholic chu.ch at Denver, re-

fused to permit the remains of Don Mi-

guel Otero to be taken to the church,for tho reason that deceased was amember of the Masonic fraternity. Theburial ceremonies wero therefore con-

ducted by the members of that order.The theory of some of the native

population that the building of rail-roads and tho influx of 'Americans hasradically changed the climate of NewMexico, would seem to bo voriliod bytho tacts. Certain it is that the weatherof the past year has been unprece-dented, ami now our rainy season startsin fully a month earlier than usual.

With the sauction of tho county com-missioners, the physicians of the cityhave selected thu followiug gentlemento act as a board of health,' and to exer-cis- o

a general supervision over tho san-itary condition of the city: Jcft'ersonRaynoldst M. L. Coolcy, W. Ú. Shupp,M. Romero and Dr. F.. Knauer. Twodoputy shoriffd hayo been " appointed,whose special duty it will be to ferretout all cases of contagious disease, andwhere tno friends or relatives are unable to make provision for the suffering,ta ajrange for their removal to properquarters. It is 'the determination ofthe authorities to prevent disease fromreaching alarming proportions, and cit-

izens generally owe ; it"; to'rtlienijielvdsand the publio to lend ull aid withintheir power. Tho' weather is propit-ious for stamping out the few cases ofsmall-po- x now in the city, and it hasbeen determined to make a united et--

forttoditf::M'r4 1

Mr. T. W. Garrard wasquito ill yesterday.

L. Blnmaull, of St. Joe, is a guest attho Depot hotel.

S. W. Lewis, of Emporia, is a lato arrival in the city.

J. J. Edwards, of Rome, is stoppingat the Depot hotel,

L. Liebenhauser arrived from SanFrancisco yesterday.

F. M. Page left on yesterday's train.Ho will be gono several days.

S. Sylvester, of Clinton, Mo., is regis-

tered at the Grand Central hotel.L. Mahler and Geo. V.D. Schmidt,

of St. Louis, arrived in the city yester-day.

Mr. Morchead, brother of Mrs. W. F.Smith left for his homo in tho east yes-

terday.Col. D. B. Robinson, of the Sonora

railroad, Avill leayo for his field of opera-tion-

to-da-

Mrs. Prof. Bach will start fr, NewYork Monday. She will be absent dur-

ing the summer.W. E. Regan, a painter and sign

writer of Kansas City, will do allthat class of work for the Union signworks.

Mr. O. L. Ilobbs and wife moved toSocorro yesterday. Mr. Hobbs is wellknown hero in railroad circles and haswork in tho A., T. and S. F. offices atSocorro.

Chas. P. Stright will leave for Dom-ing Sunday. He will take a look at thesouthern portion of tho territory andthen journey on to Los Angeles, return-ing hero again next fall.

Mrs.Oaklyand family, Mrs. Starkand family, Mrs. Levy and Mrs. Brownwent to tho hot springs for a short visityesterday. Ihe springs is a convenientplace to go now for a little recreation.

Col. 1). B. Robinson, Hcrmosillo,Mexico; Louis Altman, Deming; E. F.McGeck and wife, Albuquerque ; J. S.Chapman, Texas; J. J. Edwards, Davenport. Iowa, are guests at tho Plazahotel. -

A. Goldsmith, Chaperito; W. B. Warner and wife, 111.; E. W. Parkor andMarshall W. Parker, White Oaks; R.H. Dyer, Mescalero agency ; II. A. Mont-for- t,

Santa Fe, aro registered at theExchange hotel.

W. B. and M. S. Otero, Belén; J. S.Merrill, Chicago; Geo. Anderson, Col-

orado; Wm. Sparks and Wm. Norton,Watrous W. W. Whittredge, St. Joe;O. C. Hall, St. Louis ; C. II. Gates,Pueblo, T. F. Lee, Santa Fe, are regis-

tered at the St Nicholas hotel.V. E. Holmes.lho merchant tailor,

left for Newton, Kansas, yesterday. Hehad established himself in business heroand was doing well, but on account ofthe ill health of his wife ho was com-

pelled to close out and return eastagain.

F. J. Carr, proprietor of the Delewarohouse, in company with several othergentlemen, went out to Mineral Cityyesterday. They had a full outfit ofcamp supplies, guns, etc,, fixed, in fact,for a regular camping trip.

Charles Blanchard is getting the lum-

ber in readiness for tho construction ofhis new bouse, fronting on Bridgestreet, on tho vacant lot betweenThorp's grocery and Blake's harnessshop. Tho plans aro elaborate, andthe building when completed will be avery superior one. In this severalnew and important features will be in-

troduced in the construction of businesshouses. The house when entirely com-pleted will occupy the ground fromBlake's shop te be bank.

Attention filóse Company !

A speecial meeting of the East LasVegas Hose Company will be held attho Knights of Pythias hall this evening at 8 o'clock, for the transaction ofimportant business. Tho committees onhall, unilorm and finance are expectedto report. James A. Lockdakt,

Foreman.C. A. Mitchell, Secretary.

Jut Received by Express.10 cases fresh Eggs, 30c per dozen.50 tubs creamery Butter, 20c per lb.20 hoops full cream cheese, 20c per lb.

2 coops spring chickens, 50c each.300 pounds fresh lako fish, 20c per lb.

50 boxes Messina lemons, $7 per box.We receive daily new potatoes, new

California cabbage, cherries, apricots,oranges, etc. You can save money bybuying your goods at a strictly .cash

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BELL & CO.East Las Vegas.

Goto Fed Benitez's jewelry store infliA nln'Z'i lintol Vnilflinr fnr Intvolrtrwatches, clocks, gold ana (silver filigreejewelry, etc. A splendid stock fromwhich to select. -

Water Works Notice.Parlies wishing to make water con

nections with main pipes, will do wellto call on Burnett & Lyon, next to SanMiguel Bank, they can do better workat lower prices than any other partiesengaged in the business in this cityuiey also carry a complete line oj losogoods, sprinklers, etc.

Go to Fed Bcnitez, on tho plaza, forgold and siver filigree jewelry.,

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Flower Pols and Vases.Felix Papa has a fino collection of

flower pots and vases, manufacturednear town, nnd are real artistic in de-sign and finish. They aro of all kindsnnd styles to suit purchasers. Applyat the Pacific house, on tho plaza. ü-- 3tf

Gold and silver liligreo jewelry ofueautmu ana artistio manufacture atFed Bcnitez jewelry store in tho Plazahotel building.

I Union Sign Works.Tho Union sign works aro now pre-

pared to do all Kinds of sign paintingand writing in the most artistic man-ner. W. h. Regan, of Kansas City, anartist in this line, will take charge ofthe sign writing branch of tho business.

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Fed Benitcz, tho plaza jewelry, em-ploys tho very best workmen, and willrepair watches and jewelry and guar-antee satisfaction.

A car load of red-woo- d dressed lum-ber at Rupe & Bullard'8.

Red-woo- d lumber a specialty at Runeee ííuuara s. . -u

Creamery Butter.20c per lb. at

BELL & CO.'S.

For thcLTCpair of watches and iewelrvco to Fed Benitez's iewelrv store onthe plaza who has tho very best workmen, ól

Good attention eiven to watch andother jewelry repairing at Fed Benitez'sjewelry store at the Haza hotel corner

A car load of plaster of Paris at Rupo& Bullard' s.

Creamery Butter.20c per pound at

BELL & CO.'S.

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Biggest Thing on Ice.

Just received, a large line of extra size mens' pants and fullsuits. Youths, boys and chil-

drens' suits. Stetson hats, strawhats, felt hats, all styles and qualities. Also a large line of custommade boots and shoes. You canget suits small enough for a kid.or large enough to fit a man ofelephantine proportions.

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We take pleasure in announcing to theladies that wc have just opened an elegantand carefully selected stock ofLadies .and children's linen dresses and ulsters.

Ladies dresses" and dolmans in silk and cashmere.Ladies and children's hosiery in endless variety.

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s Spanish laces in white, black and cream.Fichus, lace collars and ties.

Tidies, lace curtains and curtain lace.

Prints, Percales, Ginghams, Lawns, Linens,Cretonnes in most elegant designs.

Dress goods, any shade and quality.Cashmers, lace buntings and spring suitings.

Ladies and children's spring and summer sacques.Ladies summer circulars and dolmans.

Ladies white sacques and dresses.Anything and everything needed in our line.

Besure to. call and be convinced that we havethe largest stock of these goods to be foundin the city. '

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First National lank of Las Vegas

NEW MEXICO

Authorized Capital $500,000

Paid In Capital 50.000

Surplus Fund 25.000

Docs a General Banking Business.

Wanted-F- or Sale-F- or Rent-L- ost

pOH SALK Two yoke of cattle. Appiy toj.j. nizgerrcu.

A YOUNG MAN wnnts work good atllgures, ponmnnsh i p fair, rpcftks thrco

ltinifuatfog, ana will Ins; to do anything Ksfer-encü- sgiven. Address ALFRED, this oiEce.

WANTED Two young men wan t work ofltol'ei enees given If required.

Address L. A. F., this oltleo.

WANTED A position ns engineer at aor factory. Have hud fourteenyears experience. Address

HOliEltT HANSON,Hot Springs, N . M.

WANTED Five hundred old corn nnd ooteat Weil &üraaf's.

WANTED At Furlong's gallery, a printeror a bright, activo boy to

learn photography.

WANTED Second Hand Goods to buy orCush advanced on nil kinds of

goods. First building east of tho l'nstofficand bridge. NiBfi Coixian

Ott RENT A furnished room for two orthree gentlemen at fourth houso on Tilden

Btreet, or the City Shoe Storo on Kali road avo--nue. tK.--,- .f. 11. M ACKKIj.

FOlt KENT A good dwelling in West Lasnear tho Grand View hotel. Wa-

ter on tho premises for domestic use. Applyto d. PEUEa.

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IilOlt SALE 100 Cedar fence posts. ApplyI'ilar Abeita, at C. E. Wesche's.

I710H KENT Four large rooms over drugsuitable for sleeping rooms or ofli-ce- s.

Inquire at ltltOWNLEE, WINTEH8 & CO.

tOH ÜENT A good frame house, two lurgeand a cellar, in good location with

plenty of good water. Apply to .never, Fried-ma- n& Ifro.

EOK KENT Splendid furnished rooms ontho plaza, old town. Apply to C. It.

Drowning, real estate agent. HS-- tf

FOlt KENT Furnished roomB. Nice andinquiro of Mrs. Hubboll, oppo-

site the Gazette ollico.

IjlUK KENT Ollioe room in thelluvuiiu cifiurblue front, Grand avenue.

FOlt KENT A good adobe houso, containingmoms with shingled roof, in the

north part of town. Everything In the bestof style. M. Komeko.

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FOIl SALE. Nativo shingles can bo foundMr. lilanchurd'r storo, on tho plaza, at

wholesale prices. 104-fl-

Six dollars per week for board or 21meal tickets for the samo money at theDelmonico restaurant.

Full weight and fair count, at titoPark Grocery. 7 tf -

The traveling public will hnrt everything lirst-cla- ss at tho Grand View Hatel.

Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Hil-ly' s.

C. II. Bar tie tt has tho finest line ofdiamonds this side of New. York City.Come and see them.

Tobacco nnd Cigar.Theodore Ruténbeck has opened his

new tobacco and cigar storo at the signof tho big Indian on Bridgo street fiohas a fulllino of tobacco, cigars, cigar- -'

ettes, smoker's goods, pipes, cigar andcigarette holders. IIo Las a fine line ofgoods and invites the inspection andpatronage of tho public. Tobacco's-an-

cigars of all kinds of domestic andforeign manufacture

Notice of Admlulntratlon.Notice is hereby given that the undersigned1

has been duly appointed administrator of theestate of Kobert Armstrong, AeccaHcd, "by theHon. Probate Court In and for tho counly ofSan Miguel. All persons indebted to said es-tu- te

aro requested td scttlo immediately, andany ono having claims against said estate willpresent them In order to nave thorn .duly al-lowed. '

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J. W. HANSON,. Administrator.

jyVEHY AND FEED STABLE, '

Bernalillo, New Mexico

FIRST-CLAS- S RIGS. ,

Good Silddlo Horses. PartiesII ... - !...- - . . XJ .... I ... . . going to

TJemr

nub nyi ijikb lit. 4iauiiiin;uiu it iftuu i luirle,will II nd good teams and careful drivers al- -,

ways on band, Terms Moderate. .

PBltBA BROS.,..... Proprietors.

Filigree jewelry, gold and silver, atFed Benitez, and more still coming.'Also a large stock of all other kinds oftho best quality of jowclry. 3t

CoMarine.

SOCORRO, N. M.

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COMMERCIAL

DINING ROOM!' South Side Plaza, Las Vegas.

First-clas- s Board, per week, $6.15 Meal Tickets, - - $3.

Single Meals, Fifty Cents.A nice quiet place.

Patronage solicited and satis-faction guaranteed. 5-12-

BURNETT & LYONWHOLE3ALE AND

FillISfill MPlumbing Goods, Bath Tubs, Water-closet- s, etc. Also a full lino of trough

Iron Pipe, Fittings, Rubber Hose, Pumps, lino Gas Fixtures, Hanging. Lampa, Coal Oil Fixtures, Chimneys, etc., etc. ,

Plümbing, Gas' Fitting & Steam Heating a SpecialtyOrders attended to in all parts of the Territory. Sixth street, next door to

San Miguel Bank, East Las Yogas, Now Mexico.

:, i Has ,Qpned the Largest and BeftAuorted Stock ot

SHOESWHOLESALE AND RETAIL, EVER BROUGHT TO NEWJMEXICO.

Hi. la- - Howison, Manager'.I V 5 The Attention ot Dealers Is Colled to this Stock. Work Done to Order.

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IF YOU WANTChoice cuts of beef, - --

Choice mutton, -

corned beef, ,

. Breakfast bacon, . í .

Choice hams,Fresh bologna sausage,Fresh ranch eggs,Fresh fish,Fresh creamery butter, . ,

Fresh garden vegetables,Go to Fred Bowers meat market,

building, Bridgo street.

The most elegant assortment ofneckwear oyer received in tho territoryjust arrived at the plaza furnisi ng storo.

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