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Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

with thn host stock and at a great
ovrense Of time. labor and money.
uav in LARGE ouantities had been cut,
hauled and stacked and everything
was in first class order for the coming
,,;,,or whom olono came the order
from the Postoffice department cut
ti,o off four trims per week. In the
face Of This sweeping reduction. wlat
:, lil,o,v IA bc thc fate of the many
natitions now heing prepared to be
sont to WASHINGTON ask inc tha' daily
mail ronfcs be established in other
norts Of thc Territory 1.-THE people
a,onn tbis old established line are not
entitled 10 n daily mail, then none i'll
the Territory are. The great trouble
with the whole matter is, that Dem
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Table alters.

The life OF a Underwater is q strange |
one. lie is generally II man who has
tailed at everything else, who comes
SO near being a genius (and in his own
estimation is onc) that it ruins him.
He never thought, III years gone py,
ty engage in such an oCcupation; but
some way or another, he deprecated
i'll value and there he SIS to-day, max
ing application to the hotel man for a
job Al first he walks almost on tip
toe, maintains the the most severe
pignily, and whispers "soup," in the
mildeSt of tones, he never thinks of
attempting to refill two or three cups
Of coffee at one time, and although he
may hear jake he tcigus not to have
heart the boardcrS conversation.
That is the first stage in his existence
as II tabie-WaltCr.
The second stage is marked bv
somewhat louder tones in his
enumeration Of Che bin Of fare
oo'''' cA experiments !" seeing now
many "'S'ie' ne can carry TO 'he Nl'ch-
el Oh one arm '"c o''llSsi"h ol one or
'"o MINUS "i meat served Ihat DAY
''''' It sor''"' "e'i'e""0F "'''ch seem"
to say, "I'm an old hand at the bust.
ness"
i"0 ''''' Il S'"So - "cc'"eo'y marked;
- 10 '''''''"' III ''"i'i one 10 SoN en-
"eeN'' "ePe""lns very '"'Se'! upon
"'e'''' INC !" '"o'o,""'''' Was ooFh
III ','' ''''' VI l"'' moo" o' ho''
VI "'e'"eI ~ wa" porn ID l"nNec-
oo''' o' MlSSo"''' ne mas saved up
aoou' "''eeh "o'"rS' 'he lhol2hl'E OF
'''e occu P"'l"h c'"'lh MS hilho, he
re"So"o 'l'aV nc II lhiln!'eI! more Sood
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

lNe IcCUo man me has been cut
doNn to a iw eckly. From and af-
ter The 10th Of this month, the pres
ent daily will be discontinued. This
is undoubtedly one of the greatest
pieces Of injustice ever porpetrated on
the people Of this rich valley, and the
rich mining camps just springing up
along its entire extent. Mr.. n Cos
grove who has charge Of the route
says the mail on this route is already
SO large ii will be almost impossible
to carry it at three trips per week
This is . very important route; the
mail matter that passes over it is very
large and constantly increasing: why
then this untimcly reduction of trips !?
A more severe blow could not have
been struck at the mining and other
industrial interests Of the lower coun-
try. The agricultural and grazing
lands OF the southern portion of San
Miguel county,. and the whole of
Lincoln county cannot be surpassed
anywhere, the mineral wealth of Lin
coin county is second to none in the
Territory. Thus II rich mining com
munity is to be handicapped at
time the most critical in its history.
The managers had completely stocked
the route from one cndt the other.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

The firm Of Dougher & Baca is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
John Dougher retiring from the same
Mr.. Francisco Baca Y Sandoval will
continue the wholesale and retail IL
quOr business at the old stand, on his
own account.
JOHN DOUGHER,
FRANCISCO BACA SANDoyAL,
Las ,egas, N. NJ, Sept. 25.
Referring to the above, | beg leave
to inform my friends and the public
generally that | will continue the
Wholesale and retail liquor business at
the old stand, southeast corner of the
plaza.
Thankful for past patronage so lib
orally bestowed on the old firm, Ires-
pectfully ask continuance Of the
same.
FRANCISCO BACA SANDovAL.
Las Vegas, N. NJ. Sep. 25.
Il suitable reward is offered for the
return or whereabouts "a full grown
pet deer, with red band on it's neck
Information may be left at the resi-
dencG of Mr.. Ii. Romero. SLIT
Gents, boys and chiIdrens ready
made clothing at
J. RosENWALD Il Co, 41-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
attention Odd Fellows.

There will be a meeting Of the Owl
entail Order of Humility, Monday eve
ming at Odd Fellows Hall for the pur-
pose Of Contoring that Ancient De
gree. MI members of the Order are
requested to attend. BY order OF the
Grand Senior.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

MIR. David j. Miller, Chief Clerk
of the Survevors-Gcncral "tiicc has
had prepared a tabular statement Of
the number and extent Of al the pri-
vate land claims against the public
domain in the Territory Of New Mex
leo. The statement contains much sta
tistlcal information in regard to the
claims, giving the names Of the own
ers. the extent of the claims, when
and by what government they W re
granted. when confirmed, etc, etc.
The list is composed Of 1877 private
claims, Of which 40 have been con-
frned. Seyenty-Seyen were made by
the government Of Mexico and 12O
by the Spanish government. These
are SIMPLY the claims that were on file
in The Office of the Surveyor General
at the close Of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1880. The compiiadoloof the
statement neccssitatod an immense
amount Of work, the result Of Whlcl
has been The completion Ola very use.
fuI paper.--NeW Mexican.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

o. l.. Houghton has q regular ar
senal OF firearms, the largest stock in
all the west. 1t is not only for a re-
tail, but for u wholesale trade that he
isprepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can be got any
where.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

| would respectfully call the atten-
ton of all persons going to and from
the White Oak mines. and the pub
lie in general to the fact that l have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Antor Chico, where | keep a COM
plete assortment of general merchan-
disc; and make speciality Of miners
supplies, provisions ect. Anton Chi
co is Oh the direct route to the mines
and | sell goods at the lowest rates.
DAVID WINTERNITz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
;. II. Lucas Manufacturer of Mexican
FiIigree JeWery.

The manufacture of Filigree Jewel
ry by native worllmen being a special
ty in my business, and many persons
having expressed II desire to witness
the process, | hereby extend cordial
invitation to all who may visit this
city to call presenting this card) and
give me the pleasure Of conducting
them through my Factory Santa G
N. NJ.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Native Veuetables.

Hilty Bros, have made arrange
ments with Messrs. Webber e Miller,
of Mora county, to furnish them from
now on, with all kinds of native veg
etables; such as cabage, peas, beans,
carrots, turnips and all other kinds of
garden products common to this
country. Native vegetables are much
fresher, sweeter, and in the long run
cheaper than those shipped here, so it
will pay to patronize Hilty Bros.-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Ill. r. HOO YER
Fine B 0ots.

j. w. Hanson &Co., hereby informs
the public, that they are now prepar-
ed TO do all kinds of work in their
line. Finework speciality. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza.-16-4m
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

A little boy by the name Of Joe
Turner was, yesterday, accidentIy
shot in the lip. lie with several 9th
er boys, as is usually the case, were
foofing with an Old pistol, when it
went off with the above result. These
cold PISTOLS" Of course are always
harmless and never hurt anyone, but
some way or other they manage to
Kill more people than anything else.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

In our gents furnishing goods de-
partment which is new feature, we
Keep rs complete u stock as can be
found in any city.
j. ROsENwALD 81 Co. 41-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
10 Trade, For Cattle Or sheep!

A stock of dry goods, notions and
groceries, with fine store room 24x60
ware room in rear. Good location.
For particulars, address.
j. W. KLEINFGLTER,
81. Kinsley, Kan.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Indian POifery.

The largest stock, in the United
States, of Indian pottery, both anci-
ent and modern, al NJ. A. Colds In
dian department, Santa Fe, n. M.41-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
S. II. LUCAS.

Eockhart & Co. have received a
large stock of oils and paints; also
"Holdens enamel pain!"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con-
stantiy Kept by them. Soft
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Holbrook's tobacco is the best.

Second hand doors and windows
for sale cheap at II. Romero & Sons.
The doors are, either double or single
as may be desired, and all are in .
goOC state of preservation. 28-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

-,,Whonstho building Of the founda-
tion Of the new hotel is completed
which viii be ina few days, work on
Tie grounds will cease for several
weeks. Mr.. Woottcn, the contractor,
will construct the frame work of the
building at his establishment in Las
Vegas, 50 that when he brings the
material here it will be all ready to
put together. The cessation Of work
on the grounds will not rctard the
erection Of the hotel, for the work viii
be going rapidly forward all the while
in Las Vegas. New Mexican.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Wines and liquors of the best quail
ity, and OF the best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Heise's, south side
of the plaza, Las Vegas. n. NJ. 353-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Cottages to Rent.

Two new cottages tss rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store, East Las Ve-
gas. 314-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Mr.. Stoops Of the Western Meat
Market has splendid meat, beef NUT
ton and pork. He makes speciality
OF railroad orders all of which are fill
ed with promptness and dispatch. 2t.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Beautiful winter-blooming gerani-
ums for sale at the residence of G. e.
Wesche.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Go to M. Heise, on the south side
of the plaza for fine wines, liquors and
gars. 263-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Prof. Robertson and Capt, Hut
ton viii start to the White Oaks and
NogaIs to-day by private conveyance.
Prof. Robertson is the agent for New
Mexico Of the Robertson electric re-
duction process and will personally
examine all the mines in the Territory
and report thereon, Mr.. Robertson
is n thoroughly reliable man and we
apprchcnd that v hen the reports are
completed they will be valuable docu-
ments and will show up the miniv g
interests Of the country in better
light thau hey. have ever been known
before, The electric process when
once introduced into this country will
rcyoIutionize The mineral interest of
the Territory.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand at
the Central Drug Store. 313-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

An immsnse stock of ready made
clothing for fall and winter, at
j. ROsENWALD & Co. .-54tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

I. J. Weber, auctioneer. will sell at
public sale on the plaza, Monday af-
ternoOn, at three O'Clock, a lot Of
household furniture, cooking unten-
sils, etc. etc. It.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Ladies silk dresses the very latcs
styles; perfect beauties at
j. ROSENWALDS .54-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Furnishing goods, the best assort
ment in the city for gents, at
j. ROsENWAID e. Co. 54-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

We are prepared to furnish all
kinds Of building materials for con-
tractors. LOCKHART & Co.
21-tf,
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

All kinds of wolien goods Just re.
ceived and for sa at low figures, at
j. RoSENWALD & Co. Alt f
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Academy tion.

The principal of the Academy is
directed to require tuition to be paid
on or before the first day of the Sec
ond week after the pupils admission
to the Academy. All tuition for the
present term to be paid on or before
the 10th day of Oct. st.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Blankets, an immense stock at
j. ROsENWALDS ~ Co. 54-tf
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Go to judas Barber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. If.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

NoTICE-is hereby given that l
have at present no agent or agents
whatsoever and that all my business
affairs will be managed by myself
PHILIP HOFFMAN,
Las Vegas, Sept. %. 1880. 49-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Monday afternoon will be a good
chance to get household furniture,
cooking utencils, etc, at your own
price. Auction sale on the plaza by
Il. J. Weber. 1t,
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
For Rent.

The office formerly occupied by
Mills u Hadley in the Exchange Ho-
tel building. Apply at
BELL e. CARTAN.--49-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Pickets for sale at Lockhart e. Co.'S
planning mill. 29-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Brick for sale in large or smoIl
quantities, at LOCKHART e Co.'S.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Base ball at 2:30 sharp this after

Base ball at 2:30 sharp this after
noon. a large crowd is expected.
"A painful accident occurred to
one of the express men on the east
side yesterday. \ zepher, one of the
kind for which this country is some
what famous. came along and blew
his shirt of.
Sunday comes once more as a
great relief to the hard working peo-
pie of Vegas. As a civil institution
Sunday and its strict observance
would be most satisfactory one aside
from the religious duties it brings
with it.
j. II. Trueblood, the telegraph ope-
rator, is confined to his bed and has
been tor several days past, with
mountain fever. Mr.. Storms has been
been compelled in consequence to
work both night and day.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Clean towels and sharp razors at
Judds Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel IF,
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

A fresh assortment of gents furn
ishing goods just received at the
store of G.. +. Wesche.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

California fruit, ,---grapes, peaches,
plums, etc., at Crawford's. The
grapes are luscious and the peaches
the largest ever brought to this mar
ket.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Dissolution Notice

A gasoline stove with fixtures for
sale. Inquire at this office. 56-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

For Sale.
Geo. Mckay now offers for sale, his rsstaur.
ant. with all the fixtures belonging thereto.
Any one desiring good location will do we'll
to call on him. 55-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

For RENT.-The corral of the Ex-
change Hotel on the Plaza. If
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

- lIoWison & Fabian received yes
ierday, Il car load Of water MELONS
which sold off with wonderful rapid
ily. They are of excellent quality
AMI were all large, fine and smooth
surfaced MELONS. If you wish to re-
cuperaie your system after th9 pat
tern of DR.. Tanner buy and eat Il
watermellon. They are hard 10 beat
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Ladies and gents will find it to their
= f"on the complete
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Lois For Sale

Parties desiring locations on which
to build houses for business purposes
or residences, would do we'll to call
on the undersigned, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said lots are
situated on the east side of the rail-
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

N. cALAIAk.
Office northeast corner of the
plaza. 246-tf.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Picked pigs feet at A. j. Crawfords
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
Las Ve0 S Daily Gazette
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1880.
CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Morning service at II a. m.
No evening service to-day.
Come and join in the worship OF
God. Strangers are welcome
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

There was singing at the NJ. Il.
Church last night. The musical tai
cnt of Las Vegas is good and
q lillc practice is all that is necessary
TO make it equal to any in The land.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03

Two good carpenters wanted inn
mediately by
FRANK OGDEN. 41.tf
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-13

and Logan to visit Garfield at Mentor
the unselfish spirit of devotion that
carried Grant into the furious cOnten-
ton of the campaign; the feeling of
earnest friendship that moved President
Hayes to make his pilgrimage to Gar
fields home and to speak warm words in
praise of Garfield's life and character
all these must be accepted as evidences
OF party harmony and of the cordial
feeling among leaders.
General Garfield, classed even by the
Democrats as one of the ripest scholars
and ableSt men of his time, and known
by his party to be one of the purest, most
generous, and at the same time one of
the most courageous men in public life,
has been elected President. This is in
itself something to rejoice over. He
numbers among his friends the Presi-
dent now in Office, and the ex-President
laden with hOnOrs. He looks about him
in the hour of supreme victory, and sees
the party in better condition than it has
been for many years. There is not a
break in the lines. There are no quar-
rels in the camp. He knows that, with
the leaders in his own tent and the myr-
lads singing the songs of victory, that
the party has faith in him. And the
picture of this worthiness on one side
and this great trust and confidence on
the other, is emblematic of the party's
future.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-13
Michigan Returns and MajOrities

From Post and Tribune.
The following Is counties cast III ,O41
in 1876, which was fraction over one
third of the entire vote of the state, viz,
Altoona, Alpena, Bay, Baraga, ChebOygan,
Eaton Genesee, Ingham, Iona, Monroe,
MOntcalm, ROscOmmOn, Saginaw, st.
Clair, st. Joseph, Wayne and Wexford.
The vote in these counties in 1876 was:
Republican 55,O86, Democratic 53,612,
National 2,343. The vote in the same
counties this year with three small
townships unrepOrted) is Republican
91.997, Democratic 50,2S4,, Nationals g.
1872, showing that the total vote is in
creased 1872 over the vote of 1876, and
that the Republicans now have ma
jOrity in these counties of H. i3 against
1,47i i'm 1876. A comparison. of the vote
shows that the Republicans have in
creased their vote 6,9ll, and the Demo-
Gratis have lost 3,428 on the Tilden vote.
The same ratio of losses and gains
throughout the state will give the Dem
Ocrats about 10000 votes and the Re-
publicans about $4,000, or $4,000 ma
jOrity over the Democrats. These re-
turns also indicate that the Greenback
vote will be about $4,000 to 10000. The
readers will understand that these are
only estimates made on the basis of the
eighteen counties reported most fnlly;
but reports which are less full i'm detail
seem to justify the belief that the Re-
publican majority will exceed $4,000,
and may reach or pass 5000. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-13
THE BROKEN BOWL.
How Sir William Napier Kept His
Word to Child.

How Sir William Napier Kept His
Word to a Child.
From Little Folks.
One bright summers day, as Sir Will
liam Napier was taking long, quiet
country walk, he met a little girl in
great trouble. Poor little thingl she
was sobbing and crying bitterly over the
fragments of a broken bowl scattered
about the road. and kindly Sir William
stopped at once to question and console
her. "It's-it's the best yellow basin;
took father his broth in it, and-and-
tumbled over stone, and it is broken
all to bits. OH what shall do, what
shall dol" ST 3 msaned, wiping little
greasy pinafOre over fearful eyes, as she
shook her curly head sadly and discOn-
solately at the fragments: well, well
don't cry, little maid; mother won't say
ANYTHING when you tell her how it hap
pened." "Oh, she will, she's always so
cross if anything is broken. You don't
think you could mend it for me some
how, sir-dO your" she added, eagerly,
as she stopped to look at the remains
scattered here and there. "NOt exactly
that, but think have seen basins like
this one for siXpence, so if l give you
sixpence you can go and buy one, and
then mother will not be cross, surely"
She jumped up, clapped her hands, and
thanking MIN delightedly as he opened
his purse; but alas it was empty! The
bright eyes filled again, until kind Sir
William told her that he would meet
her at the same place tomorrow, and
bring che sixpence. TELL your mother
all about it, and ask her not to scOld
you, for that she shall have the new
basin tomorrow. Don't be afraid, l
promise to be here, my little maid, at 1
o'clock, so make yourself happy" So
with smiling nod at the now comfort
ed child, he went his way. On his ar
rival at home he found an invitation to
party at Bath, to meet some clever
men he had long wished to see, and at
once sat down to write an acceptance,
when suddenly it occurred to him that
if he went to Bath he could not be in
time to meet the poor child, who had
trusted in his promise, and would be
waiting in the lane. He had no one
whom he could we'll send i'm his place,
and so his answer was that he must de-
cline the dinner, as he had previous
engagement.
Il cannot disappoint the child; she
trusted me-" was this true gentleman's
thought.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-13

The campaign ended, the Hon. ]. A.
Hubbell leaves Washington for his home
in Michigan to-day. We cannot let him
90 without word of acknowledgment
for the splendid work he has done. As
chairman of the Republican congress.
siOnal committee he has for seven months
or more performed the delicate, respOn-
sible and arduOus duties of his position
with rare tact, great sagacity and tire
less energy. He has worked early
and late at his post of duty here,
refusing to leave it either to
look after his denomination to congress
or his reelection after he had been nOmi-
mated. His district-the ninth Michigan
has shown its appreciation of his self
abnegating labors by giving him ma
jority of 1000 votes. and We shall not be
surprised if Michigan olIouid yet place
the senatorial mantal of Zach Chandler
upon his worthy shoulders. The Re,
publican party certainly owes him a
debt of gratitude for the remarkable
success of his labOrs.-W Washington Re
publican.