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Deer Isle, March 9. l>s3
STATE an MAINE,

HiNf ~ SIS curt Of County Comma sx{,y,.r,
ipril Terra 4. n 1855
tpu the foregoing petition ii If CONSIDERED l,
the Commissioners that the ~ titiuu,r. .,r,. ~
spo. >ibc and that they ght to he earl l,.,.t nv
The matter set r tn la their petition and thtrtfor
order that the County L, mn -siuuers r,,, 4,
john "ee's In Deer Isle tuesday he "a ia, ,f
May neat.
= " "ei"rk NJ Hhd theme, proceed 10 view
me rotate l.tFilont q in saii rUltIu iptnIed, ale
" alter All ch view, heHting 81 the rarttts and
Witnesses ii be hao III some convenient place
~ thc vicinity sni such other IA, asufes tai en- in
ne premises rs The omnl si0nets shall iudge
proper. Ani " d turtECr
Ohbtktb-lhat u"'irc ~ She .i4nc, place and
lhil'-F al tie Commissioners uis tfluy aloft said
'' ENen to RIi per-, n and corporations iplrr.
e. "a ~ serving att"sted copies Of TIA. refill ion
""d ihl- order thci con, upon tie tlerk of the
iowa 81 DEER ISLE and hy pnslinx IN
A"'Ht'd PIE fptUst III three ut Bile pa crs
w ''d t""n thiTty day At least heIuir the me- m
pv'htt" l"T st'd tlew. ard by pubItrhing the De-
u.t"h anu nti' thereon, thTe. wvek4 successive,
~ 70" EIe""rih American, new spapcr
punished Al Ellsworth iu the County Of JI..ti,,.L
th' nf,t publication 10 Tee thlrty dty at east he
iur" tht i3Wr "t said ytvw. that AN p,r-ot.. .,nt
corporations tcit-tri may attend aha II, h,.ri
II they think NJ
Attest III Il SAUNDERS Clerk
tru" COPY II Tho pelitinn aud order th,r tan
lWlb Nucst.-tI II ~NI-\ptK~ .rl
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Notice of Foreclosure.

~ VI OSlOSu
W HtREA> James :. Mcnamara Of EIuphfu ~
" hi' mortgage deed, dated the tenth day Of
octber, y u ISL. aud recorded In the Hancock
Rcgistry OF Deeds book IL, page 3d. sonveved TO
ms me uhh-rslgned certain parcel IL RI Al
estate titlatri IN Bluehili, In the county ~ Han
cock and bounded as follows Beginni z at stak,.
ana stones on the line of hand owned BY Reuben
DurS1n ana Holt Ire sorry, and running west
erly on said line III rty seven rod. n ami ouneJ
BY the estate 81 X W. Hinckley; thence north 81
SAID iiinrkley's line eighty two rod. To land of
John X Grindle: thence said t,rtndle', land
forty rods l. land owned by REUBEN g. Duryin:
thence eight two rods On said Durgin's lanf 10
stake and stones first menti ned containing sixteen
acres more or less, and whereas the c ndition ~
SAID mortgage has been broken, now therefore
Dy reason Of the breach Of the condition thereof
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
FRANCES L. BELL
By Geo. NJ. Wal. en-, Atty.
May |. 1889. avis
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Assgnee's Sale Of Real and Personal
PrOperty,

I)t RHt ANT ~ an order of the Court OF In
i 7"Vency ! shall ,el at public auction On
~ u. N IN LAY % May. ISIS, at 10 o'clock
4 NJ, at my of1c's in Ellsworth the right ~ =,
defnpton Of the following real aud personal
property belonging to the estate of Day d +
'pTaguc' ln-"ivcut Debtor. /. The Ioll wing
property situate on swans Island an botI,,,i,-l -
InI"~7' % M On the nor b by land u BENJAMIN
Shith, on the west and south by land OF Tetrr
On tAe east ~ land of Horace h. >tanief and IN.
M 'h"fe' containing one hundred ami eighty
hcFc' mpre or less together with tn. buiI,iing.
uleFeph standing. ? One yoke Of oxen on. .i,Tk
orih'lIr the othe5 white. thre,. ,Uw- r,-i clor -
Earring ami twenty 1--WE sheep IL ms mai.
khoWh az Time and place Of sale For further
particulars inquire of the under gu..i
Ellsworth, April %. Less wis
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For Sale.

7 offer for sale my homestead, situatel !.
Trenton, SIX miies from Ellsworth HDd ala'sf
two mile- from Mt Desert bridge. Consl3tih ,sg.
two story house, two ellis, barn and out bhiiiibs
all in thorough repair Twenty five acres {.
wood lot and tiltage land. The propefEf srt
pleasantly located in good hay growing "A
on J0rdan's River, with sbone pr1Vilege sar
muscle led adjoining 1t. and will BE- sold cheap ~
cash rs intend moving from the State. pp
Trenton. March %. lAka.
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/" the Honorable the Court II County amm!,
Nlnll"rr, = tltr County ~ IIt,,cDek ucxt Oh ut.
h"bti lu SAN cunt, Ht Ellsworth IN satj tuuu
W. "n t|' SECOND Tuesday uf April 4 u I>,E.
III MEIN -huwvfh your petitioners Il. ,..-
H"n"r'hlt body that q town WAY, beginning
u'tT 2 ~'slIA hliI Ai. or by the home VIM. t,rtr
y" p htHeili auI running caStcrjv over land 1'
+"i'l "f@ ''THtr and Il Ian-uu Atiit rtul. ly,-
t'I 'fihlir, , IRA 4. Carter. Jonathan ~t,ssr.
ffi'i ''"'lA<r. harlri Cater and JHmrs tAuda-r
~" topping nfAF 90" present home OF thtri,s d
'Aat i"'f'"4 h- "" course II huc recently ran d
'-"''flt} ~ ~atl Town ~ HuchIlt, would bt "A Wa.
"l great Iubtl' convenience. that the -cgrctru,n
''. L'" O. AitF hrtIHr ind hearing of The pAt;.t.
Z" Nt'hA}, hAryh p, l>s4, have unrvAsunA.lF rl
t"~'i ." lay "Gi ahd uIru atd road. tHcrefN~ ,Uur
petitioner considering uent.rl,.. ,r.srt4y,I 4,
= H rtgu ... prar iI.4t tunr Honor. ynnlI ,..-r.
tht o. aW IN such caa.s made and t,yt,i,f .,
auluc -ild premises ami tsv out ..iI ,,,, at,i h.
r". iH' SAME tH 'C'1m. 4 tier uf recprtl. auI
your pct TONER a. va duty hs'und ui!t ever pray
HhNIEi. CARTER 4uI G5 other.
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DR.. MACALASTER'S " ,aS MI

cs"i utt-n lHr l-' hachc a thr rhihlrcn'- friend
anl iltf Aothrt. #urnfsrt III tIyt,rna Ia, arrv.
Ari gives permanent r,tlcf Fur 80 ~ drairr.
IN IN, diytnr. lrey-
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Delinquent Sale Notice
HERCULES COPPER co.

Min at rcnoh7cn,, Ne. Orlc- at 80 - n.t.,r..-
STREET Portland, ,Ir
NpTlcE-Ihere are delinquent upon the
irh"Nln4 described ,tprk o. account Il a..e-.-
m'nt Nh 3,.-.N rrn per shared n1 payable
Arral 10 l>,a, the several amounts .qt
opposite The names Of the respective share
Older. - follow.
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To the Honorable ourt of County Cammis sjonrrs
Tor The County OF hancock next 10 be hsiJ IN
sun County o. Hancock, at Ellsworth on he
L. To ttaY Of April next.
~ 'hc subscribers humhy sh that a town
Nv way IRON the I anty road nearly opposite
~ ~ nai"tings OF } I'm Weed n beer lsle thence
MA i3 "a ,ahd OF heirs of late Ben amin scott
' ,''r' 81 Jane Scott tru,lar ek r. scot Till IL
NM i, Hr fori res ing 10 LiIlle DE, Isle
Gi u ~ 81 great pubic co cnce that the Se.
i sld 10 II of Deer Isle. al er notice n. Il
h'Nilh@ OF the parties have laid out snrh ~ nj
~ XII t, Wy s'hr 10 The tow at public meeting
e imam anus uly h0tiltti and Warned 10 meet
- a. - - t't tn tow has uurr7sopal,lv r,,
ius a. L, Ht"" aud approve aid town way Iai,i ont
y ,.I Ht,Ss'n'en aforesaid an q Put the sam ON
i6',,,.., !" H'rsI"iV your petitioners considering
Nts HE&rirNed 10y oh refusal ,ray Il e
s"ui 'i"nors ""uit' agree bly, 10 law in sucL ease
'ua'ie Aid provided, accept aUd approve said town
Of said town. - ~ ""'NS
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Attest IL u SAUNDERS, tlrrk
True copy II The prliiinn aud order thereon.
iWIb Attest ii Il SAUNDERS t,n
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HEADQU ARTERs DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
@. A. K,
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
SOCIABLE PUNCH AT
BILLY'S.
HEADoUARrERS DISTRICT OF NBw MEXICO,
Office Of Chief QuarteTmastCr.
GnMIa En Now Mnyicn. AnrIl 2. lA.2.


Santa Fc, New Mexico, April 2, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, sub
y iect 10 the usual conditions, will be re-
ccivcd at this Office, or at the Offices of the
Ouartcrmas ers at the fOllOwing-named posts,
until II 'clock, noon, on Thursday, May 3, Is
50, ut which time and places they will he open
ed i'm the presence Cf bidders for furnishing
and delivery of fuel during the fiscal year COM
meme ng July lst, 1885, and ending June 30,
1881 and forage for the period beginning July
lst and cntirg october 3lSt, 1855, as fOllOws:-
Charcoal coal soft wood, hard wood, oats,
corn, bran and hay, or such Of said supplies as
may be required at santa fe, Forts Union, Sell
den, Stanton, Cummings, Bayard, Craig and
Wingate, New Mexico; Fort Bliss, Texas and
Fort Lewis Colorado.
Prnposals for either class of the stores men
toned, or for quantities less than the whole
required, will be received The government
reserves the right to reject any or all propo-
sails, and to receive less quantity than that
contracted for, if desired.
Aprefcrcncc will be given to articles of do.
meatic production, conditions of price and
quality being equal, and such preference will
be given to articles of domestic productions
produced on the Pacific coast to the extent of
their use required by the public service there
Blank proposals aud printed circulars stat
inc the kind and estimated quantities requr-
ed at each post and giving fun instructions as
TO the manner of bidding, conditions to be oh.
served by bidders, amount of bond to aCcOmp-
any proposals and terms of contract and pay
ment, will be furnished on application to this
office, the office of the chief QuartermaStet
department of the Missouri, Fort Leavcn-
worth, Kansas or to the Quarttrmasters of the
various posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked, Proposals for at -" and
| addressed to the undersigned, or 10 the res
pectvC post quartermasters
j. N. MARSHALL, Capt. ana Asst, Q. NJ.
U. S. A., Chief quartermaster.
4-.}-6t,
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
OTHER PEOPLES MONEY

There are some dangerous expert.
ments that are tried by humanity about
once in generation with serious results,
while others which bring about quite as
disastrous consequences are tried many
thousand times. Darius Green was we'll
satisfied after his aerial flight that man.
ufactured wings could not be relied upon
as means oflocomotion. The young man
who appropriates the trust funds Of his
employers finds them unsuited to COM
Portable use for great length Of time.
His mistake is published throughout the
land together with the particulars of the
way in which the funds happened to
come into his hands, the causes which led
to the demand for mere cash than he him
self possessed, the strenuous efforts made
by the thief to cover up his crime after
he had used the plunder, and lastly the
burning, indelible disgrace Of a ruined
reputation is clearly exposed. These
things happen every day Of the year, and
so nearly every experiment of this kind
leads to the deplorable ultimatum that it
is quite safe to say by mathematical rea-
soning, that he who tries the same ex-
pertinent will get result equal to the
same thing A man is seldom, if ever,
placed in a position of trust where the
business and fortunes of others are en-
trusted to his keeping, and he himself
left without the necessary provisions to
purchase all the absolute necessaries of
life No sensible man will continue in a
position where his services are not paid
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

THE Optic truthfully calls attention
to the fact that the daily newspapers
have not had the liberal support they
deserve of late. Rather than do with
out your daily food you would pay well
to obtain it. Before you would sec the
A. II. & S. Fe r. r. "straighten its
line" and leave Las Vegas out, if such a
thing were possible you would go down
into your pocket and assist in keeping
it here. You need some things in this
life, and others you cannot do without.
Are daily papers among the absolute re-
quirements of the city of Las Vegas
If they are not needed, do not give
them any support. If they are needed,
and if the better they grow, the better
grows your business, you should sup
port them to as great an extent as your
means will allow you.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

THR annual report of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad will show
the system comprises 1920 miles. The
net earnings were sc, 421 900, to which
is added receipts Of rentals, land grants,
and income bonds, making the aggregate
net receipts 81 7,28O, 900; dividend paid,
s3,325, 900; surplus for the year, 81,
O88,38O. Of the 2,62O miles nearly
100 is laid with steel rails. The equip
ment contains 348 locomotives. There
is no floating debt. And yet the section
hands are charged $500 month rent
for houses.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
uStReceiYed atthe Park Grocery,

A fine lot of California canned
goods, Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Damsons, Cherries and Grapes,
Preserves in caddies and a fine
lot of Corn, Tomatoes, String
Beans, Lima Beans, Sugar, Cof-
fee, Teas, and 100 tea caddies,
which we will present to pur-
chasers buying one pound ofTea,
Call early and avoid the rush.
Don't forget the place in the
Dold block. We still sell as cheap
as the cheapest, and we call and
take orders and deliver to all
parts Of the city. Our accommo-
dating clerk, Willie Woods. will
take a pride in waiting and call
ing on customers. Leave the
number of your residences at the
Park Grocery and Billy will be
sure to call on you the next day,
and oblige yours,
s. HARRIS & r. G.. MCDONALD
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
For SAFE Until May Ist.

Two thousand eight hundred head
of fine merlno sheep, over one half
breeding ewes, almost all young; aver
age woolcljip about six so pounds; last las!
whole herd will be sold with this years
wool and landings until May 1st at
$3.50 per head all around, except about
hundred head of fine young bucks,
which are held at $1,000 per head.
Apply to or address the owner John j.
Vandemoer Springer N. NJ or Henry
Fischer foreman of the ranch on the
Sweetwater, where the sheep can be
seen. 3.13-tf.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

AT Springer Judge Axtell said yes
day that he expected to decide the Las
Vegas Incorporation matter next week.
He wishes to save the incorporation if
it can be done without straining the
law, but before deciding the matter he
will give it careful consideration.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

f,r, unl il the cae Is sash.sa a prudent
nan uiil a. onoc look The situation
sluarely in the face and 1ol.ls upon
some methods Of reducing his expenses
in ordsr 20 live within his income. Mine
and thine i. the mos; important subject
that may Be studied with proi, by any
man who docs no; thoroughly under
stand the rules that govern II, and the
awful cgn.cqulnss that follow the
bTeskia. of them.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

NATHAN B. DODGE, CT Iowa, who
spent some time at the Las Vegas hot
springs in company with his wife and
Miss Kate Coleman, his sister-in-law,
died day before yesterday at Los An
geles, California, of Bright's disease. The
remains will pass through this city en-
route east to-day. Mr. Dodge was vide.
ly known and respected. His wife is Q
daughter of Hon. Thomas Coleman, oI
Lafayette, Indiana.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

THE Kansas editors are coming to see
US. We shall be glad to see them, pro-
viding they bring their wives and daugh-
ters. The unmarried men of this force
have expressed very decided opinions on
this matter.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

To take advantage OF tho good
chances OF life is to insure n profit and
a solId competency at the end. Take a
look at the special bargains offered in
the stock of goods offered at reduced
prices by Ike Bloch at 352 Railroad
avenue. He has a stock of groceries as
good as when they were shipped from
the east, and special bargains are Of
fprcd in ladies' shoes
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ. !

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA tE, N. M.
March 3, 1888.
Homestead, No 1,4S3
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of San Miguel county at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, on April 2l, 1883, viz:
Esmerejildo sanchez, of San Miguel county,
N NJ, for thenw Il neA, ne4, nw14, lots and 2,
sec. 30, tip IS, n. r. 22e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and. cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz:
Juan Hinojos, Ramon Campos, Cornelio
Sais and Jose Analla, all of San Miguel coun-
ty, N. NJ.
MAX FROST,
w5t Registe
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, n. M,
March 3, 1888.
Pre-empri9n No. 947.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge of San NJ Migue county, at Las Vegas N.
M, on May I, 1883, viz Julian Apodaca, of
San Miguel county, for the lots /. 2, 3 and T.,
sec. 8, tip An, I. - G.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz
Juan Hinojos. Ramon Campos, Cornelio
Sais and Jose AnaIla, all of San Miguel coun-
ty, New Mexico.
w5t MAX FROSTss Register.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

\ New HAMPSHIRE wildcat sprang
from a tree at a boy and landed in a
kettle of boiling sap. The boy says the
way that cat looked back at him as she
started off almost melted his heart.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
Notice Of Publication.
George Ludemann
VS..
IeTiay Iudpmann

In the District Court, county of San Miguel:
The said defendant, Leday Ludemann, is
hereby notified that a suit in equity has been
commenced against her in the District Court
for the county of San Miguel, Territory of New
Mexico, by said complainant, George Lude-
mann, to obtain decree of divorce from the
bonds of matrimony existing between said
complainant and defendant; that unless you
enter your appearance in said suit on or be-
fore the first day of the next regular March
tenn of said court, commencing on the first
Monday of March, 1883, the same being the
9th day of March, 1898, decree pro confesso
therein will be rendered against you.
f. w. CLANCY, Clerk,
NJ SALAZAR, Solicitor for Complainant
Santa Fe, January Is, 1883. 5w
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
ATTENTION STOCKMEN !

| have for sale one stock ranch 5000 acres.
One stock ranch 1900 acres.
One stock ranch. 900 acres.
Houses and lots in this city.
Warranty deeds guaranteed,
Il. r. THORNTON,
Rea! Estate Agent
Bridge street, Las Vegas N NJ.
FNOR SALE-A good paying business in the
T. center of the city Business pays net per
day ten dollars. This is a rare chance for a
party with small capital Or will trade for
real estate. Call and see for yourself. II. II.
THORNTON, Bridge street. lI-l6-tf
I1OR SALE-A l6-hOr5e-pOwcr steam boiler
Il cheap for cash, or will trade for real es-
tate Cali on K. IL. THORNTON.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

SUNSET Cox as speaker and Don --
as representative from the territory
Of New Mexico IN the next Congress
are among the possible surprises.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
Meat for the MiIIiOni .

Jones & Butler, having purchased
Prcntlce's market on Grand avenue, are
prepared to furnish the best of all
kinds of pork, beef, sausage. etc. Both
shops, the one on Bridge street and the
one on the east side, will be kept run
nlng. The delivery wagon will also be
kept running. Don't forget the places
and go there when you want the very
best of meats at easy prices 3-11-tf.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
Donn IYlth nononoIy.

To masons, bricklaycrs and plasters,
| will furnish you lime at living prices,
not only until July but the year round.
call and see me, it is to your interest.
II. G.. MCDONALD.
At the Park Grocery in the Dold book.
3-12tf
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

WALKING from his home to the Lon
den docks, an aggregate Of II ,S23 miles,
man has collected 100000 cigar ends
in seven years.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
East side Millinery.

have just received fine lot of flow
ers, plumes and tips of all shades. A
splendid line of new spring hats, at
prices to suit customers. Ready made
suits at cost, Dressmaking done to or
der at the most reasonable rates. Call
and examine my prices and | will sure
ly suit you Mrs. LISENBY,
3-25-lm. Grand avenue.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

john B. GoUGH estimates that he
has lectured before about S,jOO,0O0
people.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
4 ELNGSTON ORD.

We, the citizens Of Kingston, appre-
eiaiiug his kindness in visiting our
town, aud entertaining aud in,tractinE
Us by his eloquent sermons, hereby
thank Bishop Dunlop and request that
he repeat his visit as soon and as fire.
quently as he can make il convenient.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
RREEDEN & WALDO.

A ttorneys and CounselorS at Law, Santa Fc
IA New Mexico. viii practice i'll all the
Courts of Law and Equity in the Territory
Give prompt attention to all business in the
line OF their profession.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

Herman KrudwIg Is now ready to do
all kinds of brick laying, plastering.
cemenung, patching, or anything per-
tanning TO mason work Has for sale
lime. brick, plaster of Paris in large or
small quantities, Inquire at millinery
store formerly occupied by Mrs. Krud-
wig. 3-lS-tf
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
RED HOT port WINE negus at Billy's
RED HOT Tom and Jerry at Billy's.

Table damasks. linens, crashes, tow
els, doylies at bargains not to be sur
passed. Come and be convinced, at
1926 Railroad avenue,
26tf n. l.. RosENTHAL.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
SOCIABLE Seasonable Drinks

SOCIABLE Seasonable Drinks
AT BILLY'S.
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders.
The annual meeting of the stcckhold-
ers of the Las Vegas and st. Louis
Mining and Smelling company, for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally come
before the meeting, will be held at the
Office of the company IN Las Vegas, N.
NJ, on Saturday, April 18th, 1883, at 10
O'Clock q. N. CHAS. BLANCHARD,
3-22-tf.. President.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
THELATESTAN CHOICEST

AT THE LITTLE CASINO.
Just received, direct from An
derson. New Jersey, forty pals
assorted Preserves. Will be sold
at low and reasonable prices, by
the bucket or pound. 3-31-2t
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

Anything and everything you want
in the household furnishing line Is to be
found at Lockhart q Co.'S mammoth
store, corner of Sixth and Lincoln
streets, East Las Vegas. 3-6tf
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
E0GSce.

The undersigned administrator of the pro-
perty of the Catholic Archbishop of Santa Fe,
situated in Precinct No. 8, (Pecos), in the
county of San Miguel. gives notice to all that
those who are found eXcavating, or carrying
off adobes or wood from the buildings in the
enclosed property of the ancient church and
cemetery of the Pueblo de Pecos will be cited
before the courts according to the law.
l.. MA1LLUCHET,
Parish Priest of PecOs.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06
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or substitutes, or something recommended as
"just as goodp' Insist on the genuine with
the name of WashburHc a. Co on each box,
which is guaranteed chemically pure under
our signature; an indispensable requisite to
insure success in the treatment. Take no
other, or send to us.
WASHBUBNE s. CO., Proprietors,
2S7 Broadway. cor. Reade St.. NEW YOR8.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

Mattresses and feather pillows at
Lockhart & Co.'S Stf
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

We wish 10 enter into contract with a corre--
pondcnt In every town where We have not al
ready news gathercr. and viii pay literally
for services rendered.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-04-06

Queenswarc, lamps. chandeliers and
bird cages OF all sorts and shapes at
LOckhart 81 Go. IS. 3-Stf