Las Vegas daily gazette., 1882-11-25
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turkey is displayed in front of the Little
Casino.
McDonald's new building on Sixth
street will be ready for occupancy by
next Monday.
The streets are muddy. A clear day
or two, however, will soon put them to
rights again.
The Louie Lord combination is the
next entertainment of interest that at
tracts public attention.
The Albuquerque Journal has not
reached this Office for at least a week.
What can the matter be?
J.C. Adlon & Son are casting the
windou-neghts for Romero's new
building on the plaza.
Whitelaw and Bostwick will occupy
q suit of rooms IN McDonsld's new
building on Sixth street.
The clouds hung heavily on the
mountain SUBMITS yesterday, and
threatened rain toward night.
Albert Bruno, at work in the black
smithlshop atKeesee's old stand, reports
plenty of work in that quarter.
If any one finds gold watch charm
it will be for their interest to leave it at
the Turf Exchange saloon, Railroad
avenue.
John Mullens, Billy Rawllns' bar
tender, is getting as big a reputation, as
mixologist, in this city as he had in
Socorro
Wramp!emelr' building on Lincoln
street is nearly completed. These are
excellent rooms, and Fritz says he will
rent them at reasonable figures.
Edward L. Parker is now the bailiil
In Judge Stesle's court. Edward is All
enterprislng young man and fills his
position with the dignl'y of an English
lord.
Rev. James Fraser, of Philadelphia,
who is to take the place of Rev. j. c.
Eastman, as paster of the Presbyterian
church of this place. arrived in the city
yesterday.
Bishop Dunlop, of the Episcopal
church, goes TO Santa Fe to-day where
he will spend Sunday. Consequently
there will be no services at St. Paul S
chapel tomorrow.
The evening decsiyer wants one OF
our staff suppressed on account of his
immortality This is very appropriate,
coming as it does from such gogged-
eyed mass of vulgarity as Wilcsx.
Scott Moore, proprietor of the Armiic
house, albuquerque, has sold cut to
James G. Hope, late of the Leland,
Kansas City. The consideration was
$4,000 for the furniture and business OF
the house.
Since Russ Daniel has got back he
entertains his friends with thrilling mar.
ratives of bear fights and sanguinary
encounters with the noble red men.
But we are too old at that business our.
selves to believe all you say, Russ,
1t seems as If the smallpox was pretty
effectually corraled iE this city. Nc
new cases have developed and the few
who have had it will soon be we'll. A
little care and the disease will be done
for in Las Vegas and can be kept out OF
the city.
M. Barash & Co.. in order 10 clese out
their excellent stock of clothing and
gents furnishing goods, are selling al
c0st$ On all bills purchased of them OF
ten dellars and over discount of ten
per cent is given. This is tlne oppor-
tunity to dress up at cheap rates.
The Little Casino grocery will be sup
piled with all the de!icacies that it is
possible to procure from the eastern
market. There will now be no excuse
ter anyone neglecting to spread q
Thanksgiving dinner and invite the
hungry and ill-fed reporters to a genu.
inc till-up.
VIM. Adlon's injury, noted IN the
GAZETTE few daye ago, proved to be
more serious than at first Anticipated
1t was hoped to save a portion of his
thumb but after struggling manfully
fer while it was found necessary Ia
amputate the thumb at the second
joint.
Elizabethtown parties purchased over
$500 worth of goods in this city yester-
day, the most of which was obtained at
the Little Casino. This is significant,
and shows that Las Vegas has the trade
of large scope of country Las Vegas
has, and always will enjoy, the largest
wholesale and jobbing trade of any city
in the territory
Russ Daniel and j. r. w. Thomas
arrived from Besque Grande yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas is son of Col. Thomas
who has been stopping at the Exchange
for about two months during which
time he has recruited his failing health.
Both father and son will remain in our
city with view to investing some OF
their surplus cash.