Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-09-25
GAZETILLA.
Personal and General Gathered From All
Quarters of the City and Vicinity.

Fe on yesterdays train.
"A heavy passenger train came in
from the east yesterday.
Col. Dickinson made Las Vegas
a flying visit and will go east to-day.
DIR. Bayly has moved his rooms to
Browning's real estate office since the
fire.
j. II. Tcats is building q butcher
shop just south of Duncan's livery
stable.
Don't forget the choir meeting at
the M. f. church this evening at 7
O'Clock.
Judge Shields has purchased a
lot near Marcus & Clemm's store in
new town.
The Western Meat Market is con-
stantly supplied with the finest quali-
ty of beef,
Those who arc putting up native
hay state that it cost only from So to
$40 per ton.
Rogers Bros, blacksmiths in Gen.
trail Las Vegas, are doing flourish
ing business.
Mr.. II. f. Clay, one of our ener-
gctic city cxpressmen, IS kept con-
stantly on the 60.
The l. o. O. T. Lodge of ti,s city
intend to build q hall that will cost in
the neighborhood OF $4 900.
"A first class game of base ball
will be played tomorrow on the fiat
betwa aen the towns. A good crowd is
expected.
Tho model store is still going
ahead. The men at the head of this
store are energetic and will surmount
all obstacles.
-Rathbun will receive $3.50 from
the insurance companies; $3.50 on stock
and $4O0 on the building He will
commence the erection of new store
soon.
-J.W. Barney is putting up asplen'
did addition to the Optic block. Tho
Mclean Bros. are doing the work ano
all know how we'll their work stands
>
the test.
Philip Holzman will soon com
mcnce business again in the building
, formerly occupied by Fraley's mea
market.
r .-IIilty Bros, have on hand large
, amount Of the finest native vegeta
bles that it has been our lot to sec fo
G some ti,Ic.
Mr.. Heck's little girl who brok
Il her arm recently is getting alon!
s nicely. She fell while playing ait
dislocated her elbow and broke th
: arm just above it.
c Capt N. l.. Mills left on yesterday
I train for San Marcial He will go in
s. to the business of furnishing supple
II for the railroad. We hope the Captai
/ will succeed well.
Fernando Nolan and A. II. Craw
ford, Watrous; Jerome Root, d
Calb, I'll. W. E. Harwood, Chicago
J. L. A Creppen Kansas City, are regis
J. tered at the st. Nicholas.
e The burial of Geo. P. Coope
'e took place yesterday from the Sun
n ner House. The relatives and frienC
\ of the deceased have the sympathit
70 of the people of Las Vegas.
"-Hilty Bros. is headquarters fc
# fresh vegetables. We noticed hea
,r of cabbage there yesterday whic
70 weighed eighteen and a half pound
n brought from the Mora valley.
The Chief ofPolicc lives opposi
the Presbyterian church in the Jua
Lopez building, where he can be foun
at any time when not on duty on Il
10 plaza or suburbs of the city.
-Hutchison & Co.'S. new hearse WI
= used for the first time yesterday,
the burial Of Geo. p. Cooper. Tt WI
regarded with considerable curiosit
- by some of the native inhabitants
, the old town.
" Prof. Robertson will make ali a
% say from every mine in the Territol
~ which he has visited aud write up Il
=, result of his labors for q New Yol
II mining paper. He has been appoin
~ ed agent for the Robertson reductit
A. process for this territory.
y Lots in the burnt district ha'
~ ~ not deprecated in value any. Th'
=, are higher than ever and thousal
W dollars is the least that is talked abo
I'LL for any Of thnm Twelve hundr