Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-10-03
GRZETILLA.
Personal And General Gathered From all
Quarters Of iha City and Vicinity.

days train.
It Romero is laying the wall in
his cellar.
DR.. Pettijohn returned from San
ia Re yesterday.
A blustery Gay yesterday with
threats of rain.
Col. Prichard arrived home from
the White Oaks Yesterday.
Ward 81 Tamme have commenced |
to lay the wall in their cellar.
Col. Lockhart has commenced the
foundation for his new house.
Bramm sets up a free lunch every
night and has crowded house.
--Tclesforo Jaramillo and family re-
turned from the south yesterday.
Il. T. Chapman was an arrival
from the south on yesterdays train.
The street between the Mackley
House and Whiteman's store is to be
opened,
Hopper Bros. shipped q largo
amount Of goods to San Marcial yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Fabian, of the firm of Fabian
& IIoWison is around again after a Sc
we're illness.
-Messr8. GilIies, lIadley and Pishon
are going to see the country to the
southeast to-day.
Mr.. Kennedy's wife and little son
came in on Yesterdays train. a hap
pier man is not IN Las Vegas.
Prof. Robertson bought the Geo.
Close property yesterday. 1t will be
DEVOTED to other business than q dance
hall.
"A. II. Whitmore has purchased a
one half interest III Lockhart & Co. s
corner block and will superintcnd the
work.
S. S. Johns, L. G. Bishop, HILLSIDE
ro, n. NJ; II. Fisher, and G. II. Sher-
wood, Santa Fc, are registered at tho
Sumner House.
Judge Sumner is slowly recover.
ing from an attack Of fever. lie is
now able to be about again but il
somewhat weak.
H. Friedman Sr. came in on yes
terday's train from Lcavenworth
{ where he has been visiting his famil,
, for several mouths.
--MarceIino Il Bofia are doing
good business in their new stand Z
large assignment Of goods was expect
ed on Yesterdays train.
= The model store received q con
signment Of waterme,ons Yesterday
This store is crowded with peJple an,
Is QolhS Il me business.
: Mr.. Mczick Of BernaIilIo, stoppe
over here a few hours yesterday o
his way home from Indiana lie say
politics are red hot in that State.
, Mr. JAS. T. Morley, cousin Of MI
W. r. Morley, one Of the prircipl
, engineers Of the 4. r. and Santa F
). railroad, is a guest at the St. Nichola
Hotel.
--Mariano Arnijo, a capitalist frol
! Albuquerque, purchased ycsterda
f the frame dwelling, m block q
| owned by Mr.. e. a. Blake. Mr.. A
will invest further in real estate dun
ing his stay bore,
/ "A car load OF water melons arriS
| cd yesterday, and fifteen minutes a
ter the BOYS were seen hieng to som
, shady and sequestercd nook wher
they might get their fill Of conccrtr;
2 Ltl tllOltl IT,
When people desire to sell or rel
Il house or q room it would look niue
better and they would meet with be
ter success if they would advertise i
The daily papers instead Of mailing II
signs for men to bump their head
0 against,
= 5. Saunders and wife, Golden
ChNs. J. LaAtry, Cottonwood; G. {
2 Baker, Topeka, Kansas James
t Morley, Denver; j. B. KIattentrolz
e Colorado Springs, and Fernando Nc
s Ian, arc registered at the St. Nichola
t Hotel.
w II. KELSEY, of Avoca, Ne
York, is doing a good business in Ii
Vegas, having sold a number of MOI
ey safes. Mr.. Kelsey has usually bee
afflicted with the hay fever for frol
-four to six weeks each fall, but III
Las Vegas Hot Springs cured hil
!