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Already enough is known to warrant assertion that the Territory is well stored with gold, silver, iron, copper, lead, zinc, mnica, gypsum, coal, marble, precious stones, and stone of every variety for building.
SPRINGS, MINERAL AND HOT.
Few parts of the world are as bounteously supplied with healing water as New Mexico. They are found by Fernandez, in Taos County; at Los Vegas, San Mi- guel County; at Ojo Caliente, in Rio Arriba County; near Jemes, in Bernalillo County; near Fort McRae, Socorro County; Fort Selden, Doña Aña County; and at Mimbres, in Grant County. Those at Jemes are probably unexcelled in the world. At Las Vegas elaborate preparations are in progress for the care and entertainment of guests and invalids. Any and all of these springs are equal in cur- ative qualities, if not superior, to those in Arkansas. They have certainly the attraction of an unsurpassed climate.
RAILROADS.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad, entering the Territory through the Raton Mountains, just south of Trinidad, Colorado, has traversed the Territory in a south westerly direction, and is completed to our southern boundary, its course lying along the Rio Grande. It has formed a junction with the Southern Pacific at Deming, whence it is rapidly pushing forward to meet its own southwestern extension building north from Guaymas, Mexico. Another branch proceeds down the Rio Grande from Rincon, through Las Cruces to El Paso, thence to extend direct to the City of Mexico.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 JJ Street, Sacramento, Cal.
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POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
308
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
New Mexico-Alamilo-Albuquerque. 309
ALPHABETICALLY.
The Denver & Rio Grande (narrow gauge) has entered the Territory south of Alamosa, Colorado, and is now completed to San Juan, twenty-five miles north of Santa Fé. Its projected course is down the Rio Grande, with a branch to Santa Fé. A branch also extends to the westward almost on the line between New Mexico and Colorado, to the "San Juan country " of the northwest.
The Texas, Santa Fe & Northern Railroad is soon to connect Santa Fe with the Denver & Rio Grande, and is expected also to run down the rich valley of the Pecos. The Atlantic & Pacific road is rapidly building west from near Albu- querque, on the Rio Grande, forming a junction there with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad. It is already completed to near the Arizona line.
The Southern Pacific has entered our borders in the southwest from Arizona, and is completed to El Paso. Other projects are in contemplation, and soon New Mexico will have a network of railways that will eclipse those of many of the States.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Governor LIONEL A. SHELDON
Secretary WILLIAM G. RITCH
Assistant Secretary .SAMUEL ELLISON
Chief Justice and Judge of First Judicial District. L. BRADFORD PRINCE
Associate Justice, Second District.
.SAMUEL C. PARK
Associate Justice, Third District.
WARREN BRISTOL
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
F. W. CLANCY
Attorney General.
WM. BREEDEN
Auditor.
TRINIDAD ALARID
Treasurer
JUAN DELGADO
Adjutant General.
(Vacant)
Librarian
SAMUEL ELLISON
District Attorney, Second District. .J. F. CHAVES
District Attorney, Third District. S. B. NEWCOMB
Delegate in Congress TRANQUILINO LUNA
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
HENRY M. ATKINSON Surveyor General
DAVID J. MILLER . Chief Clerk
G. A. SMITH. .Collector Internal Revenue
MAX FROST. Register Land Office, Santa Fé
W. H. BAILHACHE. Receiver, Santa Fé
GEORGE D. BOWMAN.
. Register, Mesilla
Receiver, Mesilla M. BARELA.
S. M. BARNES.
U. S. Attorney
JNO. SHERMAN U. S. Marshal
BENJAMIN M. THOMAS, Pueblo Agent and General Agent U. S. Indian Affairs in New Mexico.
W. H. H. LLEWELLYN.
GALEN EASTMAN.
Indian Agent, Mescaleros Indian Agent, Navijos
Alamilo,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Gallego Jose M, gen mdse
Albuquerque,
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
(See, also, New Albuquerque.)
Situated two miles from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad and eighty-five miles from Santa Fé, and with the new town, established since the opening of the road, having a population
of 5,000 inhabitants. The county sea t
of Bernalillo county is at Benello, twenty miles distant; but it will shortly be removed to this place for greater con- venience. District Court is already held at Albuquerque by order of the district judge. "Old Town " presents the quaint appearance of the typical Mexican pueblo, but its business com- munity is energetic and prosperous. It possesses a newspaper and a good hotel.
ABERDEEN HOTEL, Mrs A C Fisher
propr
"ALBUQUERQUE REVIEW," W
H Bailhache editor and propr
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE . MANUFACTURERS.'
653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
310
New Mexico-Albuquerque. ALPHABETICALLY.
Armijo Ambrosio, county treasurer Armijo Justa, probate judge, res Benello Armijo Perfecto, sheriff
Baca Santiago, wholesale and retail liquor dealer
BAILHACHE W H, propr "Albu- querque Review"
BARNES COL S M, attorney at law, res Santa Fe
BARNES & NASSAU, attorneys at law, branch office at Santa Fe
BERLETH & VAN HOOK, hard- ware, stoves and tinware
Blunt Mrs M A, restaurant
Borden Wm, stoves, tin and hardware
BREEDEN & HAZLEDINE, attor- neys at law
Breeden Wm, attorney at law
BROWNE & BRADY, saloon and bil- liard hall
BROWN WM, barber and dentist Burr Samuel M, restaurant
CHAVES J FRANCISCO, district at- torney second judicial district
Codington E S & Co, furniture, etc Cromwell O E, supt Street Railway Co Easton Frank B, restaurant
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Thos D Post propr
FISHER MRS A C, propr Aberdeen Hotel
GREEN JNO W, bootmaker (see adv) Grunsfeld A (Spiegelberg Bros) Gutierrez Celso, groceries
Hazledine Wm C, attorney at law HILL JNO A, postmaster HILTON ARCHY, collector, deputy sheriff and town policeman
Holdoway Mrs M, groceries Howe Chas S, assayer
Huning Franz, gen mdse and flouring mill Hyman & Co, varieties Ilfeld & Co, gen mdse
JOHNSTON J T, saddler and harness- maker Kent F H & Co, druggists LESSER BROS, dry goods, clothing and groceries
LEWIS CHAS W, gen mdse MARCHAND LEON, contractor and carpenter
MATTA & BAILHACHE, proprs "Revista de Albuquerque "
METZGER JACOB & CO, meat mar- ket
MILLER J N, Cabinet Saloon
Monsimer H C, groceries
Montano Pedro, groceries and liquors MORRIS GEO, bakery and groceries
MUHL E, physician and surgeon
MUNROE WALTER S, Retreat Sa- loon and Billiard Hall
NASSAU W B, attorney at law
OVERLIN SIM, music hall and sa- loon
PARKS SAMUEL C, district judge second judicial district
PARKS S C Jr, clerk District Court POHMER JOSEPH, Pioneer Bakery, groceries, wines, cigars and. tobacco, and mfr wines
POST THOS D, propr Exchange Hotel
"REVISTA DE ALBUQUERQUE" (weekly), Matta & Bailhache proprs Romero A, meat market
ROMERO T & SON, gen mdse (also of Las Vegas)
Russ F L, physician
Scofield Henry, groceries, bakery and restaurant
Snyder Karl A, attorney at law
Spiegelberg Bros, gen mdse and whole- sale liquor dealers
Springer Henry, liquor saloon
Sweeney & Coon, books, news, etc
TARBOX J B, merchant tailor (see adv)
Thompson C M, saloon
TRIMBLE L S, attorney at law
TRIMBLE W L & CO, livery and sale stable
Wainey Charles E, liquor saloon ;
WERNER MELCHIOR, county clerk, probate clerk and notary public WERNER THOMAS, deputy county clerk
WM. BROWN,
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
ING,
HAIR-CUTTING AND DYEING, IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE, ON THE PLAZA, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
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HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
311
Mexico-New Albuquerque. ALPHABETICALLY.
ABERDEEN HOTEL,
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.
MRS. A. C. FISHER,
PROPRIETRESS.
JUST RE-OPENED.
FIRST - CLASS ROOMS AND MEALS.
Southwest corner of Plaza (Old Town).
JOHN W. GREEN, PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
Albuquerque, N. M.
EXCHANGE HOTEL ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
This Hotel, one of the Largest in the Territory, has the be t of ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ALL TRAVELERS.
Large and well-ventilated sleeping rooms, free from bustle and noise. Table supplied with all the luxuries the market affords. In one of the offices of the hotel is a first-class saloon. Coaches, Buggies, or Saddle Ponies furnished to Tourists for the White Oaks, or Hell's Canyon Mines, 12 miles from Albuquerque.
THOS. D. POST, Proprietor.
E. J. POST.
H. A. BARRACLOUGH. J. T. BARRACLOUGH.
E. J. POST & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IRDW
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CUTLERY, STOVES, TINWARE, Guns, Pistols, and Ammunition of all kinds. Full stock of Wagon Timber, Paints and Oils, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS' 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
312
New Mexico-Albuquerque-Bernal. ALPHABETICALLY.
The Largest and Finest Hotel in New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
This House will be opened for the reception of Guests on and after May 5th, and will be in all respects superior to any Hotel in the Southwest.
First-Class in Every Particular. Baths and Electric Bells, CENTRALLY LOCATED.
The Street Railway Line will Pass the Door.
First-Class Patronage respectfully solicited. W. S. MOORE, Proprietor. The mountain and valley scenery from this Hotel is unsurpassed. .
J. B. TARBOX, MERCHANT TAILOR.
SUITS Made according to the LATEST STYLES.
Clothing Repaired. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Algodones, BERNALILLO COUNTY. Sandoval Florencio, gen mdse
Anton Chico, SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Aragon Florencio, grocer Blanchard Charles, gen mdse Harrison John & Co, groceries Hewitt Warren, gen mdse Martinez Edward, gen mdse
Nelson, Andres & Co, gen mdse Sanchez Jose, gen mdse Winternitz David, gen mdse
ONE
Aztec,
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Jameson W L, notary public KOONTZ JOHN A, gen mdse and post- master
Belen, VALENCIA COUNTY.
BECKER F A, agt A T & S PR R and agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Becker John, merchant Chavez Felipe, merchant Hirschberg G, merchant
Huning L & H & Co, merchants Otero M A, propr La Constantia Mills , Scholle F & Co, merchants
Bernal, SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Allen D F, hotel Mitchell J D, gen mdse Oakland Ben, saloon
H. WACHHORST'S Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Loekets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPRAN PLAN.
New Mexico-Bernalillo-Cimarron. ALPHABETICALLY.
313
Bernalillo, BERNALILLO COUNTY.
Bibo N· & Co, gen mdse Cameron Robert F, blacksmith Hoyt Bros, drugs Hye I, carpenter Ilfeld & Co, gen mdse Judell J, gen mdse Mezick E F, hotel Otero M S, wool Perea Bros, gen mdse Perea Jose L, gen mdse Schuster B P, gen mdse
Bloomfield,
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Haines & Hughes, gen mdse and black- smiths
Buena Vista,
MORA COUNTY.
Gallegos & Lucero, gen mdse and freight- ers
Cabra Spring,
3AN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Stoneroad Bros & Dickinson, gen mdse
Canada Alamosa,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Borguette Alphonse, gen mdse Gonzales Juan, gen mdse
Casa Colorado,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Sais Jose, gen mdse
Cerrillos,
SANTA FE COUNTY.
Drake T H, gen mdse Harkness D D, hotel
Hernbeck Ed, saloon Kruig & Co, saloon Omerra P D, gen mdse Patton W H & Co, gen mdse Patten & Crossen, saloon
Cerro, TAOS COUNTY. Young John H & Co, gen mdse
Chamberino, DONA ANA COUNTY.
Castanedo M, gen mdse Orantio Ygnacio, gen mdse
Chaperito, SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Goldsmith A, gen mdse Robledo Francisco, gen mdse
Cherryville, SOCORRO COUNTY.
Kelley Andrew, gen mdse
Chloride City, SOCORRO COUNTY.
Barraclough & Co, gen mdse Bishop & Bumbaugh, saloon Dalglish J J & Co, gen mdse Frank & Finnell, saloon and restaurant Karns & McConkey, livery Mckinney DeWitt, stationery Mellost & Cook. gen mdse Parker & Son, blacksmiths Ryan JEJ, saloon Shoemaker & Wilson, saloon Stone John, saloon
Cimarron, COLFAX COUNTY.
Carey A H, hardware Harris & Cosby, blacksmith
.CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK-
If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y, -
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
314
New Mexico-Colonais-El Rito. ALPHABETICALLY.Į
bet. Sth and yth, Oakland.
Lambert Henry F, hotel Ludlum & Co, drugs
Michaels Thomas M, drugs and physi- cian Morgan & Stepp, saloon Porter H M, gen mdse and banker Sheldon FL, "News and Press " Stevens D W, genl mdse
Wil cox W W, wheelwright
Colonais,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Roth Fred, gen mdse
Colorado,
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Lynch Bros, gen mdse
Constancia,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Otero Manuel A, gen mdse
Coyote,
MORA COUNTY.
Bowmer Charles, miller Marie A L, gen mdse
Craig,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Michaelis -, gen mdse
Cubero, VÁLENCIA . COUNTY.
Armijo Ambrosio, gen mdse Dearmond Alex, gen mdse Pino Juan Jose, gen mdse Pino Narcisco, gen mdse Pino Pablo,
Dona Ana,
DONA ANA COUNTY.
BARNCASTLE JOHN D, gen mdse and flouring mills
JOHN D. BARNCASTLE,
DONA ANA, N. M., Dealer in
General Merchandise, Proprietor of
Dona Ana Flouring Mills, Manufacturer of NATIVE WINE & BRANDY.
El Bosque,
Zaracino J A, gen mdse
Elizabethtown, COLFAX COUNTY,
Froelich Herman, gen mdse Herburger G, saloon
Persson John, gen mdse
Stevens D W (also Cimarron) gen mdse
Elkins,
COLFAX COUNTY.
Cameron A R, grocer
El Pueblo,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. 10
Gallegos Manuel, flour-mills Rivera Gabriel & Son, gen mdse Rivera Pablo, blacksmith Rivera Urbano, blacksmith
El Rito,
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Alive Juan A, saloon Gallegos Miguel, blacksmith
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER. 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor 9th and Washington, Oakland, Ca)
New Mexico-England-Glorieta. ALPHABETICALLY.
315
Grant Joseph, gen mdse Jaramillo Pedro, gen mdse Martin Romelo, flour-mill Silva Louis, shoemaker Straus David, saloon Trujillo Thomas, gen mdse
England,
COLFAX COUNTY. Hartwick James, saloon
Espanola,
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Call Charles, restaurant Goodrich & Cherry, commission Lopez Jose M, saloon Remuzon L & Co, gen mdse Scott R W & Co, gen mdse Spiegelberg Bros, gen mdse Ward -, saloon
Farmington, RIO ARRIBA COUNTY.
Markley W G, gen mndse Miller A F, gen mdse Williams & McHenry, flour-mill
Fort Bascom,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Waddingham Jos, gen mdse and stock- raiser Waddingham Wilson, stockraiser
Fort Bayard,
GRANT COUNTY.
Miller J A & Co (also, Miller & Willis, McMillen, Arizona), post traders
Fort Cummings,
GRANT COUNTY.
Carpenter Samuel P, gen mdse
Fort Stanton,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Dowling Wm & Co (also, Tularosa and Lincoln), post traders and flour-mill
Fort Sumner,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. Garrett Patrick F, gen mdse
Fort Union,
MORA COUNTY.
Conger A W, post trader Pinkerton W, stock
Fort Wingate,
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Reed Henry, post trader
Gallinas Spring, SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Goldsmith Abe, gen mdse Stoneroad G W, sheep raiser
Georgetown,
GRANT COUNTY.
Armstrong Geo P, gen mdse Lindaur S & Co, gen mdse Shutz Bros, gen mdse
Glorieta,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Cooper & Co, propr Cooper's Gulch Mining Co FOWBLE CAP L, agt A, T and S FRR Fowble & Cherry, produce dealers Hager A J, gen mdse
Root Mrs S, restaurant
Routledge & Co, blacksmiths
Routledge J, gen mdse
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
New Mexico-Golden-Lamy. ALPHABETICALLY.
G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
316
Golden,
SANTA FE COUNTY.
Hudson & Co, gen mdse and hotel Madden & Maxwell, saloon Romerez J A, gen mdse Solomon & Jones, gen mdse
Golondrinos,
MORA COUNTY.
Romero R, gen mdse and freighter Warder L F G, store and freighter Webber Frank, brewery and saloon
Grafton,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Maloney Thos, restaurant
Guadelupita,
MORA COUNTY.
Reginsburg Jacob, gen mdse
Hillsborough,
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Gallis Nicholas, gen mdse
Hudson Hot Springs, GRANT COUNTY.
Brockman Adam, gen mdse Brockman John, gen mdse Hudson Richard, hotel Jacobi John, saloon
La Cinta,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Kelly Samuel, cattle raiser
La Constancia,
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Otero Manuel A, gen mdse and stock
La Costilla,
TAOS COUNTY.
Lacome Augustin, gen mdse Meyer F, gen mdse
La Cuesta,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Margarita Romero, gen mdse
La Cueva,
MORA COUNTY.
Buster S N, flour-mill Romero R, gen mdse and miller Marcia A L, gen mdse
Laguna, VALENCIA COUNTY.
Mormon & Bros, gen mdse
La Jolla,
SOCORRO COUNTY.
Baca Leandro, grocer Baca Mariano, grocer Contreras Albino, gen mdse Contreras Matias, gen mdse Peralta Felipe, gen mdse
La Mesa, DONA ANA COUNTY.
Arvizii Amado, gen mdse Lopes Vicente, gen mdse Moreno Hilario, gen mdse
Lamy,
SANTA FE COUNTY.
Situated eighteen miles from Santa Fé, on the main road. Connected by branch railroad.
BROWNE & MANZANARES, gen mdse Ellis L F, agt A, T& SF RR and Wells, Fargo & Co's express
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J"Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPRAN PLAN. First-Class.
New Mexico-Largo-Las Vegas. ALPHABETICALLY.
317
McBeth J L, saloon Mills C S, mgr W U Tel Co Moore E, mgr A, T & S F dining rooms Rowe R L, night mgr W U Tel Co
Largo.
Haines & Hughes, gen mdse
Las Colonais,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Gallegos Tomas, gen mdse Gutierrez Max, gen mdse Salazar Aniceto, gen mdse
Las Cruces,
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Amador Martin, gen mdse Blum M & Co, gen mdse
Cuniffe H J, gen mdse
Cuniffe N & C, gen mdse
Dessauer W, gen mdse
Duper C, hotel
Kennedy & Co, grocers
Lapoint L, saloon
Lesinsky H & Co, gen mdse
Reed J, blacksmith
Reinhart Frank, saloon
Schultz Aaron, gen mdse
Woodworth O H, physician and drugs
Las Vegas,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
Situated on the river Gallinas, and touched by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad : 770 miles from Kansas City and eighty-three miles from Santa Fe. County seat. Altitude, 6,452 feet. Site of railroad repair shops and several manufacturing enterprises. The Plaza Hotel, in the old town, is a handsome three-story structure, erected by an association of the merchants, at a total cost (including furnishing) of $70,000. Mrs. S. B. Davis, formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Santa Fé, has leased the establishment. It will be conducted in a manner second to none in the Territory. Las Vegas depends for
its support upon the mining, wool and lumber interests, and its rapid growth and increasing business point to it as the most progressive town in this region. The old town is a mile from the depot, the new town, East Las Vegas having sprung up since the railroad was opened. There is a street railway connecting the two towns, and numerous buildings in the intervening space, making them virtually one town. The city, also, possesses a gas- works and water-works, two daily news- papers, two national banks, and several commodious hotels. Well water and river water are both used here. The Gallinas Riveris a clear mountain stream, with a pebbly bottom, coursing through the heart of the city. The population is at present estimated at 7,500, and in- creasing daily. Building is very brisk. The Las Vegas Hot Springs, situated a few miles from town, are a favorite resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. A magnificent hotel has been erected and bathing facilities added. Messrs. Mills & Hadley, of the. Mining World, cheerfully accord to strangers, by mail or otherwise, information about the mines of the vicinity.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO, L D West agt
Albert & Herber, saloon
ALLEN C FRANK, civil engineer, deputy U S mineral surveyor and real estate agt
ALLEN J B. tailor
ALLISON WM H H, agt White sew- ing machine for New Mexico
Amelio Rocco, groceries, vegetables, etc AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY AND BATHS, S Davis propr (see advertisement)
Ames P A, dentist
AREY A R, mattress and bed spring mfr
Armijo E, groceries
ARNOLD N C, mgr St Nicholas Hotel ASHLEY W H, principal Las Vegas Acadamey
Baca J Felipe, county clerk
BACA Y SANDOVAL FRANCISCO,
wholesale and retail dealer in liquors and cigars (see adv)
Baker J B, contractor and builder Barney J W, capitalist and propr "Mineral City News"
BARRIER A P, house, sign and car- riage painter (see adv)
BAYLY RUSSELL, physician and surgeon
Bell & Co, groceries and bakery
Bell Telephone Co, A G Hood mgr
Benjamin C H, groceries
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
M. MADIGAN & CO New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Berry Thos, bootmaker Best & Treverton, carpenters and build- ers Blake J C, harnessmaker 318 Blanchard Chas, gen mdse FITZGERRELL J J, real estate agent Fleck F W, Tailor Flinn & Morehead, barbers Franklin H J, deputy sheriff New Mexico-Las Vegas. ALPHABETICALLY. FRIEDMAN, MYER & BRO, wool, hides, etc Booth G C, supt Las Vegas Street Rail- way Co Fort L C, attorney at law Furlong J N, postmaster Borden B B, contractor and builder BOSTWICK J F, attorney at law BOSTWICK & WHITELAW, attor- neys at law FURLONG & TICER, books, station- ery Gainey J J, restaurant BROWNE & MANZANARES, job- Garcia M, saloon bers groceries, dry goods, clothing, Gardiner & Gillies, clothing boots and shoes, hats and caps, imple- ments, etc GARDNER J M, propr Topeka House GEHEGAN JOHN, propr Exchange Hotel BROWNING C R, real estate and in- surance agt GIBBS THOMAS M, boots and shoes BRYAN CHAS M, saloon and restau- rant made to order BURTON WILL C, Billy's Saloon GIVENS W A, agent Singer Mfg Co Gleitzman Isaac A, boarding Gordon C C, physician Caris J C, bootmaker Carr F J, hotel GRAAF J & CO, groceries, bakery, grain dealer, etc CARRUTH & LAYTON, printers and binders GREEN A G, painter, propr City Paint Shop, house, sign and ornamental painting Carter W H, cigars, tobacco, candies, etc Case U E, barber GREEN MRS M, propr Douglass CHAPMAN T F, propr St Nicholas Hotel House Gregory & Williams, barbers Clements & Martinez, gen mdse Griswold & Murphy, druggists Closson & Young, boarding house Gross, Blackwell & Co, wholesale gen Cohn & Bloch, Boston Clothing House mdse, forwarding and cominission COGHLAN P, boots and shoes, L L Gross Jacob, cashier San Miguel Na- tional Bank Howison mgr COLLINS & HALL, Bon Ton Saloon Hanson J W, bootmaker Conner M W, restaurant HARRISON C C, confectionery, cigars and tobacco Consolidated Tank Lime Co, petroleum, gasoline, and lubricating oils Hayward G J, meat market Cooper Walter, candy factory Heise & Strause, liquors CREDIT J S, barber Henriques E C, physician CUNNINGHAM GRENVILLE, city HENRY EDWARD, real estate and insurance agt editor "Las Vegas Gazette " Cunningham J M, physician HINE F L, druggist "DAILY OPTIC," R A Kistler protr HOFFMAN GOSWIN, physician and surgeon DAVIS S, American Steam Laundry and Bath House Holmes R J, commission merchant DAVIS MRS S B, propr Plaza Hotel Hood A G, Mgr Belle Telephone Co DAVIS THOS, manager for Oberne, Hooper F I, meat market Hosick & Co Hopper Bros, groceries and furnishing DE GRAW FH, dentist (see card) goods . Deoffrion & Desmaris, gen mdse Horn David, saloon Depot Hotel and Eating House-Jeffreys HOUGHTON O L, hardware, stoves, fire arms, etc mgr Dinkel Geo J, cashier First National Bank Dold Andres, capitalist and real estate DUNLAP & WINTERS, wholesale Howard Frank, boarding house and retail druggists Hovey C P, agt A , T & 'SFR R and W F & Co Howard Mrs, restaurant EPPERSON E L, physician and sur- geon (see card) HOWISON L L, mgr for P Coghlan City Shoe Store Evans F E, photographer Hubty & Angell, bakery and lunch First National Bank, G J Dinkel cashier Ilfeld Charles, gen mdse FISK CALVIN, real estate agent Jaffa Bros, dry goods and clothing FITZGERRELL'S GUIDE TO NEW MEXICO, J J Fitzgerrell proprietor Jeffreys -- , mgr depot hotel and eating house PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland. Cal. Send for Estimater. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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