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CmEjpTh only paper la ESTABLISHED 1171.

Hew Mexico) receivingtrraklUaea la theam publishing the fall

Associated Pre., tele mum leaalag city of taa Tergraphic report. rttarr New Mexico.

VOL. XIII. NO. 263. LAS VEGAS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1886. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

anAsuaiiBD load.IfeeBtttlawCanton, Miss., May 7.-- Last night a

negro nsmed Chambers entered tbehouse of W . N . B ludios and attempted

' SPORTING.

'Ths Race.BBia&rcx Eeach. May 7. Pool sail

ríSTABLISHKU IN 1881.1

Á.A.&J.H.WISEMORE BAD INDIANS.

1 he Pets at the Rose Bud Agen-cy Threaten Their Agent.

A Deglerable Acsidsnt.DcBCvjukfla., May 7. Barry en

and Miss Avie Taylor, both ofSavannah, III., while taking a pleasureride last evening from Savannah toBellevue, got the buggy entangled inthe brush close to tho river bank audborse, buggy, and both occupants werethrown into the river and all weredrowned. , Boti bodius were found thisevening. ; .

J, J, FITZOERRELL,

THH XAXXTX1

Real Estate-A-ND-

financial Apt for Capitalists,

Cor. Grand Ave. anu Center St. '

Las Vegas, . New Meiici.

ASPBOIALTV MAKE IN INVESTING ANDLOANING At ON BY FOR EASTERN OAP4-T-

LIS IS, or WHOM I HAVE A LAKUkLINE OF CORRESPONDENTS.

' - : tI have. UNUSUAL FACILITIES tor tke

IVRST1GATIO! ofTITLBS andaTHORoOGHKNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE, enabling ateto make INVESTMENTS of all kinds, suchasthe parchase ef RANCH, 6RANT and CUTPKOPEttTV, and making LOANS for CAPI-TALISTS to bettor ÜVANTAuB Usa tbey 'ean for THEMSELVES.

There la a grand future before NEW MIX-IO-

; Buolueea is beginalug to tooa ap rap-l-ll-

Now is the time to make inveetnieata be-fore prleeaadvanoe too hlirh i . . ., i

There has tweu-- a marked Improvement inRV.AL ESTATE during the past 0 days, endthere la no doubt the oomliw soring will wit-- ,

a sharp advance in UK AL ESTATE, Whenta-a- e who made Inveeuaeala In property.) vUl :

reap a rich reward.Tne luoomlng tide of business Improreaaett

ta beginning to be felt and will uause a geaa-lu- eboom the) eoming year. Now lathe rime

to invest. "A hint to the wuw it auSoieiit." .

1 HAVE FOll SALE one of the best payingwell established inaautaoturlnoT --nterprtaes latbe Territory, t an be bought to auadvanlage.

1 HAVE FOR SALBoaeoftb best boeineeacoi aera In the oity, renting fur Super cent tathe Investment

1 H A VB FOR 8ALE an elegaat piece of real-- .dence property In an excellent neighborhood,that II pay Ing 90 per cent eu the i.veatBMni, i

1 have a aminos opening fot So.ouw to $10000 that Is absolutely aafe, and will pay from '

SO to i!o per oent on the Investment. 'v

TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, Ihave a line stocked ranch for tale that will p.ya larve interest on the Invetuneut. Come andoee my list of grant, ra oh and cattle la rest-men-tt

before purohsslng elsewhere. fI HAVE the largest Une of rents. Improvedand untmproyeel preperty tur tale V tie foundIn the city.

FOnBARCtAIN9 of all kinds ta BEALE-- 'TATE call on FITZGEHKELL. vou will Sodnlm alive to buoioeon Interests and courteousto ail. Before Investing, soil and aea him.

Fltzgerroll's Guide lo New Mexico, free to'all ', j a i nt ' . 'ti

Park Drug Store. u . . v , , r i

criminal assult on his fourteen year olddaughter. Chambers was tsken fromjail by a number of the citizens todayand hanged.

Hotel Arrivals.Depot Hotsi,: W C Bishop, Santa Fe; AC

Voorheos. Kat-- n: J W Hoover and wife, Kan- -sat City; Win. D sbytkell, St. Louis; A Pswingios, Amsterdam, uoiiaua; si n rtuger-rel- l

At. Louia: li M Haskoll. can rncico:Okas. A Oakland; T Corning, kan--

as, j c iML.ancy, rt. atanton.St. Nichla.: Peter Murphey, White Ooka;

t W Raising, Topeka; Mrs Leonard aod Mrs.Lambtrt, Fort La. ion.

Pi asa hots!.: S f Campbell, Chicago; FSandoval, Santa Fe; W 11 Flanigan, NavajoSprings; ATT Corning, Kansas. B 8 Long,ranch.

Occupation wss furnished today toquite a number of people in watoning,tbe saw-log- s shoot under tbe Bridgestreet bridge. But little sorrow wouldhave been felt to see tbe old thing turnble in and follow the logs. Someeight or ten men in the water to theirwaist, working with long olus, man-aged to keep the logs off the banki andaway from the bridge, and to oonHnetbem to the narrow channel. .

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.Live Stock Markets.

" Rastsai City, May. 7CiTTta Receipts, 1,3G8; shipments, 717;

market opened strong and closed weak at taOloe lower i choice to tanoy, Si UXJIS.Wi;fair to stood, S4.10.5.3; common tomedium, ft 00(34.1); slocters and feeders,

3.40(gf4 3o; Cow- -, $'4 iiJS'I.M).

. New Terk .Money

sterling exchange nnctangod; bar Silver,

Belden & Wilson,XXXBJ

FliGriK. Bridge Street, Las Venas

All goods ere delivered free in the oity

nnnnn tt n m m n..... . - -

Bridge St., near Caiette Office,

Just received a line line ot

CANDIES,Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery.

A FINE SUPPLY OF APPLES

Herefords.

Of West Las Animas.

If AS JCST IN LOADED US

T - lTftTrflTT . ODfl. '

HAVE

Money to LoanON

REAL ESTATE.RAVB

Improved and Unimproved Property of everyteecriDtlon la every portion of the city nfLai Vegas.

Business Lot! to Lease,Business Iiots tor rial ,

Business Houm for Sale, ,

Residence Ijota fur Lease,Residences Hontes for Bale,

ANDelood Paving Business for Bale,

Two Largo lunches forSale Cheap,County Scrip Bought aud Sold,

tiold Mines (Paying) for Sale,Pine Paying Silver Mines for Sale. '

A SAVINGS BANK.Laboring men can purchase property of us

on monthly Installments instead of paying outthat which can never be returned REST.Don't pav rent. Corns and look at our bar-gains on the Installment plan.

CASH WILL ALSOBay Ine property at the very lowest marketprice. We also have many special bargains Inrami estate far below their cash value.

A. A.& J.H.WISE. COR. 6TH AXD DOUGLAS,

Opposite the new Brown Stone Opera House.'

NOTARY PUBLICLAS VEGAS, - NW MEXICO

T.B.MILLS,DSAUtR IN i

Mines, Real EstateLIVE STOCK,

MIPKOVED RANCHES,'

'Office on Bridge Street, near Pcstoffioe Lis. Vegas, Sew Mexico.

All kinds oft rrltorlal and oonuty bonds andwarraateboaibtaJMl told, and all kinds oxland scrip Bought and wild which will locateeilelaasea of government land, fttty invproved and unimproved ranches lor sale InNew Mexico and the Republic ol Mesico, em-

bracing tracts lrom 26,o.fl to 1,000,00o acreeach at from twenty cenu to one dollar oeraore. Title perfect. Full Information sentupon appllcatlon.HavIng busloees conneotlnnwith attorney at Washington. D. C, we areprepared te give particular attention to prose-tin- g

clitlma ol every description agaiuat theUnited Staff" government. ColeoUons made inanv oartof the J'crritorv.

ft Cili an

Of Las VegasÜ1SKEL, President. .

A. A. KEEN, Cashier.

CAPITAL - - $50,000

TRANSACTS A liENÉUAL UANKINti BUSINESS.

a.t Las Vcga3, New Mexico,

TROPICAL S

D. BOFFA.Bridge Street, Las 7v" ÉKas, N. M.

Tropical and Domestic Fruits

in .íason.

.IMPORTED COODS OF ALL KINDS

Confectionery, Cigars,AND

TOBAOOO.

J. S. ELSTOfJ,

PAINTER,PAPER-HAftGE- B,

ing was stopped here today by order ofthe district attorney of Kings county.Books were made aud bats paid on tbequiet, however. v

In the first race for maidens, threeyear old and upwards, three fourths ofa mile, Fleetwood won by four lengths;St. Klmo, second. Gaoler, third; lime,

17.Second race Selling allowances. Gen

eral Prioe won by a bead; Compensa--'on, second, Joe ttueioy, third: lime,

1 4S,.1 bird-rac- e Handicap, one and one

eighth miles. Lord BeaconHetd won bya head; W to hold, second, Delilah, third;time, 1:&t.

fourth raoe Seven furlongs, UeorgeSingerlev won bv a length; Bazar,second, Judge GriSorth, third; time,1:81.

LsxtNOTON. Kv., May 7. Weatherfair; track heavy.

zirst raoe Une mile, lticn won by tenlengths; Brevet, second, Felix, third;timo 1:511

second race Mush stakes, nve furlongs, Poteen won;- Duhme, second,Milligan third; time 1:08.

Third race Uue mile. Malva K. won;Nivolis, second; time, 1:52,; only twohorses ran.

Fourth race. Ooe and one eighthmiles, Wauku.iha won by n length; MayLady, second; time, s:ut; only twohorses raa.

Mkhpsh. May 7. Track was heavy.First race Selling, three-quarte- of

a mile; Mus Daley won by three lengi baJim Nave, second; Vllletto, third,Time. 1:80

Second race lb re ol amile: McBowling won; Redtuok. seeond; Priuees, third. Time, 1 :2C.

Third race Montgomery stakes, oneand one fourth miles; Afodesty won;Hoik a, second; Alitor, third, lime,212.

ronrtn raoa une and ta

miles; Ultimatum won by a half length;Lingan, second; Toppy, third. Time,1:45. 1 '

Fifth race Hurdle, about one andmiles; Judge Jaokson won

by ten lengths, Slocum 'second; Asooli,third. Time, a6i

1; Baso BallDiNVERTMsy 7 Denvers, 14; Lead

villes, 8. , ,

Washington. May. 7. Boston-Ph- il

adelphia )rm was postponed on account ul satn.

Louisville. May 7. St. Louis, B;Louisville, 1.

PfTTSBCBO, May 7. l tie game oetweeu Cincinnati and Pituburgs wsepostpone! on acoountof rain.

ST. L.OU14. May ' -Kansas tiiy, a,St. Louis, 7.

Ths Brakeasoa go te Work,

Cheiennk. Wyo.. May brakemen's s'rike is ended all along tbe lineof the Union Pacific. The last obstaclesat Laramie and Rawhnt have been re-

moved. All the mee offered to returnto work, and most ot tbem were accept-ed by General Superintendent Dickin-son, who is at Rawlins. It is now admitted by tbe brakemeu mat tne strikewas 111 advised, owing to the inisrepre--sentations of the delegates sent to conferwith the division superintendent., Allthe people express great satisfactionthat the freight blockade is ended.Trains are now moving regularly overall divisions of the main line of tbeUnion Pacific, and delayed freight isnow being pushed forward as fast aspossible.

The Queea Mast (erne Dowa.Boston. Mav 7. Captain Cyrus B

Averill of Rockland. Maine, has made ademand on tbe queen of Madagascarfor $8,000 damagos for robbery andabuse of himself and daughter and tooting aud burning his vessel, the barkSurpriso on the Madagascar coast lastNovember. Documents have been for-

warded by the state department to tbeconsul at 1 amative with directions torequest that instant reparation be made.

The Rockland Courier which printedCaptain Aver ill's account of tbe affairsays tbat it is stated that a United stateswar vessel was reoenuy aispaicneu toMadugascar in connection with the out-rage.

Brbneidor'a Beer on Tap.PiTTsminoH. Mav 7. An agistment

was arrived at between the brewers ofthis city and their employes to take no-

tion on the motion of the brewer's unionand for this reason a committee of sixfrom the union was appointed and called upon vanous brewers to securetheir signatures to the papers recogniz- -

Ins-- their organization. All rofused tosign tbe paper, except tbe proprietor oftbe Joseph Schneider Brewing com-pany. The union this afternoon insti-tuted a mild form of boycott againstother companies by recommending thatall members patronize Schneider's beerIn preference to all others.

Violating tho Fl thing La wo.

Halifax. N. S., Mav 7. Two orthree American fishing schooners haveappeared in the basin at Digby withinthe past day or two, for tho purpose ofbuying bait. In response to a telegramthe government steamer, Landsdown,went there this morning, and givingchase to tbe steamer, David G. Adams,of Gloucester, overhauled her and tookher back to Digby, She will betakento St. John tonight under seizure forviolating the fishing laws.

f harlet Won't De ae Anymore.

Toronto, Unt., May 7. TonightCharles Held, a bookbinder, called onhia wife from wbom be bad been divorced on aooountof jealousy, and shother in the arm and shoulder and thenshot himself in the bead, dying almostinstantly. .The woman is not fatallywounded,

Cholera Spreading.Rome, May 7. During the past

twenty-fou-r hours twelve new oases ofcholera and four deaths have been re-

ported at Venice; six oases and twodeaths at Vicenza and sixteen cases andsixteen deaths at uarL

The Uaaal Recall, ;

London. May 7. The British steamar Martello. from New York for Hullcollided with and sunk the cutter Ida offLong Point tight, une person wssdrowned,

1. ü. XI UTA, lü Ob HAUs't.

ETTXUa

Drugs, Chemicals.Prescrlptlone a Specialty. t-

-

"

OPEN ALL NIOHT, 'Choice Wiuea and Liquors fcr

Medical furpoees. ".

A riHE LINE Of CIGARS. . ,

Herefords.

Colorado

LAS VgOAS A CAR LOAD OF

TheU,T.SU.K K.tobe Extend-ed to the Raton Mountains.

Ohio State Senators Take a Tripfor the Good oi the Cause.

vBad Indians.

Denver, May 8 An Umaha specialto the Republican says; Informationreceived here says that a serious disturb-ance arose at Rosebud Indian agoDoy,A bund of Indians are 'living upon landwhich Major Wright, the agont, consid-ers unOt for cultivation and, bo aooord-ingl- y

ordered them to locate on tillablesoil, otherwise he would not furnishthem farming; implements. The Indiansdisregarded the order and becomingindignant they marched in a body fullyarmed to the agoncy and demanded theimplements, threatening to take themby foroe if they were not forth coming.

D. T. A O. R. R. ta ka Emended tanih teHaloa Moanlalns. f

Denver, MayU.

prssideut of the Denver, Texas & Gulfrailroad, lift tor New York last even.itifl:. It is understood from those in aposition to know that he has made finalarrangements for placiug sufficientbonds on the market to extend nis roaafrom Pueblo as far south as the Ratonmountains and that his trip east is forthe purpose ot closing the transaction.Work upon the construction will becommenced immediately upon bis return, f i t .

Flyers Assembling at DenverDenver, May ! 8. Colonel . H. R.

Baker, with bis stable of one runninghorses, arrived from Helena, Montana,today. Charles W. Johnson, with bisstable of .seven horses, arrived yesler-da- y.

' Among Mr; Johnson's horses isthe famous Jim Douglas, understood tobe the fastest running horse in thewest, if not in the United States. Thehorses were all taken to Jewell park,where they will remain until the opening of the Kooky-mountai- circuit inDenver the 32d instant. ,,.,,

"'i The Yoang Seoul.

Washington, May 7. A bill whichgave rise to a most interesting aisousion was one tor paying aiuu to vy. i.

Haidgman. . Ibe report sutes thatdurlug the war HaJdoma then a boy of 13

years of age, desired to join an Ohioregiment, but was refused muster onaccount of his age and size. He, how-ave- r,

nurchased a uniform and servedin the regiment a year, acting aa ougierand Deitjrmine scout duty, ue is saiuto have performed gallant servios,Bras-ar-. of VVisconsm, in a sarcasticspeech, opposed, the bilL He ridiculedthe Idea of a Dov too joung to oe mustered in fullilling a scout's duty and doing gallant service. Une ot the mostglorious . memories of the war was ofnoble women who became nurses in or-der to alleviate the sufferings ofsoldiers, but now these women arefound coming to the war claims committee, begging tnat tceir gratuitous ser-

viré be odined Into dollars and cents.That knnmred all the Sentiment out oftlm thinir. 'Ha wanted some otthese rich memories preserved. Hedid not want them all brought down todollars and cents. After a lengthycross fire between Bragg and Johnston,a vote was taken on the amendment totho bill, but a number of its opponentsrefrained ironi voting anu tue commit'tee bding left without a quorum rose.

Butinett Situation Lett Favorable.

Kew toitk, May 7. Spocial tolegrams to Bradstreet's indicate that thegeneral trade situation is less favorablethan one week ago.' This is due mainiyto the partial paralysis of business atUhiuago as well as to the disturbed condition of the industrial situation at Mil'Kunl-.aei- . Cincinnati, St. Louis, Bultimore and elsewhere. la Chicago nobusiness of a wholesale character worthmentioning has been done and

are generally awaiting the settiementof labor troubles. Another

la the determination of the Chicago metal furniture works and lumboryards' employers to shut down ratherthan to accede to what they regard asunjust demands. A similar spirit isdiaplayed at Louisville. The movemantof merchandise at the leading citieseast and west has been checked by theIndustrial troubles. Eradstroet's

reDorls indicate that 325,000men have taken part in the short hourninvpinent: that l'iB.uW nave struct.ml that 15.000 have received conues.inn. without having to strike. Someir. (wi hovn uained their ends bv striking. The outlook for an early olearingof iha industrial aisturuanoes is notbright. "

Oladstsae aad Paraell Congratulated,NiwYORK.May7.-T- he Irish home

rule meeting, held at the Academy of

Muslo tonight was a great success,Among those on the platform were;X'Postmaster General James, GeneralHill. Mavor Grace and Governor Ab-

hott. of New Jersey. Later, SenatorKhermnn. Congressman utosven

m' aud Congressman Butterworth, ofOhio, and Gonersl Stewart L. Woodfnni ornvrtil and were f ssortetl to seatnn iha ninifnrm.MaTor Grace was madeteniDorrv ohairman and spoke briefly

i iha nhlnnt nf the meeting. Kosolu. ....i i 1 ,1

tinns were uaeaeu ouiuui.mik, w.ouoiuucand l'arnell and congratulating Irelandmi her coming emancipation, and congrntulating Kngland on the progress m

PUDIIO SUnillUHUl WU1UI. uu I""""""ho intrmtnntion of the home rule meas

ure In parliment. After the resolutionsnra nassed Ü' Donovan Kossa arose

nH .lemanded an amendment and protested against praising Gladstone. Hisvoice was drowned in hisses and groansand on the advice of Governor Hill hesubsided, ine resolutions win oe pre'

mtoH tn Messrs. Gladstone and Parnell by Mr. J. J. O'Donoghue, who willsail with them for Liverpool tomorrow

Attempt to Destrsr Life,Denver, May 7. ALeadvtlle special

to this evening's .Times says Foursticks of giant powder with two feot ofluse and cap attached were found thismorning in tlia doorwnv of the iierald- -

Democrat building. The fuse had beenlit, but had gone out. No one has theleast idea who would thus destroy lifeand properly. An old ollioer today saidthe town had not been so full of bardcharacters since 1879 as it is at present.

Tke Wrandstte Wreckers.Kansas Cm, Mo., May 7. Robert

Montgomery aad W. C. Bailey, former-ly employed by the Missouri Facifiorailroad at Ureenleaf, Kansas, were ar-rested there this morning charged withwrecking the Missouri racitic freighttrain at Wyandotte, which cost twolives. The prisoners were brought toWyandotte this afternoon and will beexamined tomorrow morning. Theyclaim tke ability to prove their innocence, but tnu ouicers appear certainthat they have two of the supposed trioof wreckers.

A Noble Parpéis.Washington, May 7. Mrs, Newman

of the Industrial Home, anincorporated institution in Utah, addressed the senate committee on edu-cation and labor today, advocating anappropriation tor Ine support of thatnstitutlnn. one is endorsed bv the

Utah Commission, by Chief JusticeZane and bis astootates: bv ExGovernor Murray and the Gentile clergy of theterritory The obiaot of the institutionis to fit for self support suoh of thosewomen and girls of Utah as wish or canbe induced to escape the evils of paly'gamy. -

Stackaiea la SesslssuSt. Paul, Minn., May 7. As the oui

come of the stock growers' meetingshold at St Paul, articles of incorporation of the Montana Live Stock companywere filed with the secretary of slatetoday. Tho principal plaoe of businessis St. Paul. The capital stock is $211,000,and the incorporators are 1. a. ijogan.Miles Citv, W. A. Towers. Kansas Citv.U.,i. Brian, Alilas City,, Granville.

Stuart, iort Maginnis, Adoipn tieuer,aiilwaukee, KoUert a. umiln, A. a.Slicknev. W. B- - Merriam, Ansel Opoenbeim. William Liindake, tteo. 11. tincoand J. B. Hower, all of St. Paul.

Exeiting the People.Pittsburg, May 7. Considerable ex

citement was occasioned in the lowerwards ot Allegheny City and sema partsof this city today by the circulation ofanarchistic circulars in large numbers,The circulars were printed in Germanand English and urged workingmen torevenge the killing of McCormick'smen. and to burn, pillage and destroy.and to eat. drink and be merry. Thecirculars were distributed so early thatno susoiciou of their character was entertained until thousands of copies hadbeen given out. In this city there areseven groups of anarchists, with a totalmembership of not more than lou.

Served The a Right.Dm Moines, Ia.,Miy 7. Political in

tolerance has assumed a peculiar phaseat Pocahontas Center. A short time ago

democrat named Harlan was apnointed postmaster at that town. Certain republicans did not relish the pres'enoe in tho community ot a real liyedemocratic oUicial, and they instituteda systematic enort to boycot the omoeThis did not work satisfactorily, and oneevening the office was stoned. On thesucceeding evening this operation wasaoDlied to liarían s residence, minting this bad gone far enough, be seizeda shotgun, raised the window and fired,and wounded three of his assailants.He has not been molested since.

To Preserve the CsaotitatloaChattanooga, Tenn., May 7

Twenty democratic mombers of theOhio state senate arrived here today in

a special oar and are ocoupying the oarwhich stands in tae Cincinnati soutnernrailroad yard. Tbev It ft Columbus.Ubio, secretly Tuesday night and metat Covington, Ky.t where they took acar for Cbatanooga. They left the stateof Ohio in order to get bevond tbeluriS'diction process that might be issued tothe sergeantatarmt ol the senate.

They state that luey are merely standing bv their constitutional rights andhave no intention or disposition to

legislation; that the appropriation bill has been passed and an important measures disposed ot, and theynow leave the senate to preserve theconstitution ot their state ant defeatthe olans of scheming politicians . Theyare firm in their determination not toyield an inch and will remain untilcompromise is effected.

J h New Reformist,Pittsburg, Pa., May 7 The Kev. F.

R. Scullv. an now pastor ofthe Baptist church in Uraduock.ann theRev. Mr. U Conuer.anYork, are maturing a Dlan for a convention of all the Protestantised RomanCatholics in the United States to be heldIn this oity during the eoming summer,to establish what they term "ReformedCatholic Churobes" in all the principalCities oi ine oouuLry wuere uuuo exiat,Tbe Rev. Mr, ooully say they have received manv letters on tbe subject, allspeaking highly of the project, whichlead them to believe tbat tne convention will be largely attended. Tbe Rev,Mr. Scully says tbe cities most In needof suoh churches as it is proposed toestablish are Pittsburg, Baltimore,Chicago and St. Louis. Mr. Scully regards it as his special mission to crippleor kill popery in America. Ail theProtestant ministers here endorse hisprojeot, and offer to back him to thefull extent of their ability.

Fine Hereford Sattle 1

Pure Blood and Registered and from tbe Beat Herd inthe Wests .

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS.

For Particulars inauire of J

O. JLm'ElAJEirsr &f

At Stock Grower Office- -

T----W. BARTLETT,

DEALER I IT

FIETE JEWELRY, 1

i

DBHOnilTIONr.

Gold Watches, Diamonds, -

Silver Watches, Go!d ChainB,

Bracelets, -

Pin9 Sleev Buttons, "Silverware, Filigree Jewell 7.

No. 324 R. R. Ave. East Las Vegas.

AND

DECORATOR.

THOKOIOU WORKMANSHIP ASD AM-- m

PL FACILITIES.

Sixth St., Opposite Post Office.

H. W. WYMAÑr

The Jeweler.Watches and Clocks Repaired.

CENTER STREET

OP BVBnY

watch.

.i iiisj r1"""!'""''rt'"

Eiiie St. West Las Vegas.

THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTÉ SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1886.

bright lookout for what will add tothe growth of the place.

Iítabluihbd 1D71

MANDFACrURBB OF

CHARLES BLANCHARD," ' DEALER IN ; - J ' ! f.""'

General Merchandise, Wool, ProduceSole Proprietor of the Celebrated Brande La Rosa Blanca Flow

and La Rosa Blanca Smoking Tobacco ;

Cnsurpaaaed faculties tor procuring heavy machinery end all article of Merchandise nr

- Agent for Mohawk and Chieftain Sclky Rakes and CrawfordMowers , Threshing Machines. Hay Presses, Mining Machierr, Ensdnes. Corn Shellers.Leffel'a Wind Engine.

Twenty .years' sxperleaee In Nsw Mexico entitles me to claim a thorough knowledge ot the

Wagons pd Carriages and Dealer in Heavy llardvaraIroa, Steel Chslns, Thlmbleskelns. Springs, Warn i. Carriage and Plow Wood Work. Black

smiths' Tools, Sarvea's Patent WLeets. The manufacture u(

Buckboards, Spring Wagons'

A Specialty Keep on hand an assortment of

, COOPEH'B CELEBRATED BTEEL-SKRIB-T I ABit WAUOHS.t for the BTCTOIKI KKit MAWUFlCTTTftlNa OOMPANT'S WAGONS and

and D. II. 03 BORN 8 Jt OÜ,' MOWKBS and HÜAPEUS. 011011 orders fromlanohmen for

1 TJEANDING" IRONS- -

Horseshoeing and ail kinds Of Repairing DoaeJby First-Cla- sa Workn-en- . '

: JSTEW MEXICO.

b people.wuihuiLAS VEGAS,

, Doug'as Ave., Near Browne & Manzanares',

VEsGkil, INT. M.First olass rijrs ut reasonable prices Larue corral attached. Telephone No. 12.

Horses, males, wagon and harness for sale. Calls for bucks answered promptlyaay or night. J S, DUNCAN, Proprietor.

JOHN W. HILL,Commission Merchant,

.' Aa& Dealer In

Hay Grain, Flour and Produce, ' Grass and Garden Seeds

LAS VEGAS, 3ÍTE-W- " 3VCE12CIc6.

'

DEALER IN - ; .'

BUFFALO HALL,ICE 3-- BEEE. BILI,IABX)Q.

A. PLEASAUT HESOET.Bridge Street Near Gazette Office.

Wholesale Liquor '

Dealer,FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.

. Bridge Street, Las

IMPORTED ALE, PORTER AND GlftttERIIOIt'E. H. ROMERO fe BRO.,

Bridge Street, Opposite Gazette Office. OBAXERS IN

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,CARPETS, BOOTS ANT SHOES. FUKNISHINO GOODS

LADLES' DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILKSSATINS, WOOLEN GOODS, .

And many other articles, all of which will be ffered for sale at very low price 1 for th3 bal-an-

of this month In erier to make room for Dew goods.

. Northeast Comer of the Plaza, Las Vegas.

3E5.ii" OAISIiErY',Stock Exchange Feed Sales Stables.

FINEST-LIVER- IN THE CITY.." jGood teams awl oaref ul drivers Horses and mules binsht and sold. Burgles carriages

and uuokboarda for talc. Bear St. Nicholas bote. Sixth street. Telephone So 68. Branchstable at Hot Bprtots. ...... ......

FIRST NATIONAL BANKOF LAS VEGAS.

. . ., rsuoeesser to Baynolds Bros.)

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL - - --

CAPITAL PAID IN - - -SCRFJLUS AND PROFITS

Transacts i General Banking Business.

Newspapers ran but point out andcall attention to the important matters. The people must do the rest.and where is the oitizen of Las Vegaswho is not directly interested in anything or measure that will add to thegrowth and business prosperity of the

. .city. - -

What the Brewers est.Chicago Tribune ' -

The brewers have complied with theterms and conditions of their thirstycommunistic hauds. In addition toshorter hours and more pay, eaoh handis to have the privilege of quitting biswork Bye times a day, going to the taproom, and guzzling three schooners ofbeer a fleet of fifteen during working:hours. There are 1,200 of these naviga-tors in Chicago sailing schooners overthe bar. They are now nndereontractto consume 18,000 glasses of bner perday, 1U8.000 per week, or 6,818,000 (oyerUve and a half millions) a year! Eachman undertakes to drÍDk up 393 gallonsof beer or ten barrels a year, and thewhole force expect to place themselvesoutside of 12.000 barrels. The purposeof the brewers wou'd seem to be tokeep the fellows too full for the utteranoe of any more annihllisUc threats ofconfiscation and destruction for a yearto oonie. .

IAnnouncement

u !

TO THE

Ladies of Las Vegas

will occupr

tfhis Spácé

SHORTLY.

MARTIN BROS.Dealers In

KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND RYE

1

AND DISTILLERS AGENT3.

California Wine and Brandy.Our Whiskies are purchased direct from the

distillery In Kentucky and placed In the U. 8.bondod warehouses, from where they are with-drawn when Blind. And our patrons will findour prices at au times reasonauie ana as loras Bret-cla- ss goods can be sold.

A irenta fir Urunswlck-Raik- e Onllender company billiard tables and supplies, and thelieveianu rauuei cumpaoy.

HcQ'JAID & LAHARR,

Contractors and Builders,ESTIMATE GIVEN ON PLANS.

FüRiViTrinB Upiiulstebed; jiitd Bipaxrbd.

AI SO GENERAL JOBEINO.

All work neatly done and satisfaction gnar-anteo-d.

.all and see us.Hoop 415X Grand Avenue. Bast Las Vegas,

PARK HOUSESoutheast oorner of park,

LAS VEOAS HOT SPRINGS, N. M.

MES. M. ADAMS, Proprietress.'

aatosti.OOperday, SS.OOand t 0.00 per weel

B. B. Bourns. C. H. Bobuer. .

B. B. BORDEN & CO.

A work done with Neatness and Dispatch.Satisfaction Ouarantesd.

Plana, SpeelSeatlons and Estimates Tarnished.3hop and office on M al St., Sonth of Catholic

metey, Hast Las V ejus, M. H. Telephoneconnection with shoo."

PONDER & HOBNE,

PIumhsrSjGas and Steam Fitters.

All work guaranteed to s;lve satisfaction, I

Sixth 8t.( Estat 1.a Vegas.All west aids order attended to by A. J.

Houghton, Bridge bt. Telephone 20.

P1EHCE, U1RDT WAHNEH.FCBLiaHto Daily, Izcin Siudatí.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE.Y MAUs rOSTAOl rRKEI '

ii ui HMif. uno rnrtxi .. ..10 00

Mr, by mll, i x months ...... ooDally, by mall. tbr months,.,. 60Daily, by sorrier, per week ..... 26

Remit by draft en Lai Vegat, poeto Bice mon-ey order or reentered tetter. If lent other-wise we will not be responsible for miscar-riage. Address,

flB&ClI, HAKDT A WARNER,Las Vegas, New Mexico.

Specimen copies sent free on application.

Adrárosme rates made known on applica-tion.

BRANCH Ot FICE.Corner Sixth and Douglas streets, with A. A.

A J. H. Wise, realestste.

Ts Correspondents of The fistsetteSCorrespondents of Tin Gazittc will forward

Immediately all important news Items by wirewhen ara liable, otherwise by earliest mail orexpress service.

BATÜEDAY EVENING. MAY 8.

LAS VEDAS' NEEDS, No. 8.On the 24th of this month the citi

zens of Lincoln county will vote onthe proposition of giving $100,000 incounty bonds to aid the projectedrailrosd from El Psso, Texas, to WhiteOaks, N. M. There is good reason tobelieve that the election will carry infavor of the railroad and that the lat-ter will be built, thqs giving to therich and growing county of Lincolna railroad outlet to the south.

To the thinking people of Las Vegas and particularly those who re-

alize the importance of Lincoln county as a factor in the trade, growth andprosperity of this city, this buildingof the El Paso and White Oaks roadis a serious thing. Should the roadbe built to White Oaks (and it cer-ta'nl- y

looks as though it will), LasVegas will necessarily lose anotherlarge slice of its most valuable andprofitable commerce. ,

With a railroad terminating atWhite Oaks, bustling and growingtowns will spring up along the lineand businesswill pour into these newpoints, not only from the immediatesurrounding country, but from theeast, west, and even from the north

. Not alone would the southern andmiddle Lincoln county business belost to the city forever, but the com-petition of trade would cause a .changein business even as far north as FortSumner in San Miguel county. Infact the topography of the country issuch that, even with all ether mattersbeing equal, the new outlet and trad-ing points would receive the preference.

Everything is not equal. EI Paso,by reason of the rival railroads centering there, enjoys and will alwayshave a freight rate from eastern pointswhich is proportionately the lowestof any railroad point in the UnitedStates. ' The projected White Oaksfeeder will be in the nature of a com- -

petingline with the Atchison, Topeka& Santa Fe Tailroad, as it will enterdirectly upon the territory of thatcorporation, and the consequence willbe that in order to build up townsand trade along its own line the WhiteOaks road will haul for mere nominalrates.

An old axiom is that some good canalways be found in the greatest evil,and while it may at first appear thatthe building of this White Oaks roadwill seriously injure the commercialinterests of Las Vegas, The Oazettrbelieves that the competition of thatroad will do more to build up and develop this city than any other possibleevent.

In the first place it must be consld.ered that without some extraordinaryevent things are veiy apt to go on inLas Vegas for the next ten years asthey have in the past five. The Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad seemsperfectly satisfied to let well enoughalone and have things move as theyhave been heretofore. It would beunreasonable to expect the tailroadcompany to do more for Las Vegasthan it has already done, as its policytoward this place has always been extremely liberal. '

But when the Atchison, Topeka &

Santa Fe sees another and u rival roadcoming into what basso long beenconsidered its exclusive field (the ter-

ritory of New Mexico) will it notarouse itself and exert ils influence tobuild up and make important the fities upon its own line instead of permitting the wealth aud business ofthese cities to be absorbed by thoseof opposition corporations. Therelies the hope of Las Vegas for anawakening from the lethargy of thepast five years. The building of theWhite Oaks road will do more to ad-

vance the interests of this city thanany other possibility now in sight.It is time that we have a splendidcity. There are many good build,ings, more in course of erection,and a number contemplated. Realestate commands good prices, andpeople of a good class are locat-ing hers every day. We must notstand still, however, but keep a

OFFIOERS:J. BAYNOLDS, President.J. 8. BATNOLP8, Cashier,

DIRECTORS:fl. J. DINBXB, GHABLES

J. 8. EATNOLD8,

taTDenositorr of the Atchison,

mln

JUUUm

Vegas, New Mexico- -

1500.000100,000

40,O0tt

S. J. IirfXET, Vine Presiient.J, 8 PI HON, Assistant OKUer.

BLANCHARD, .T. 8. PISHON,JSr'CKKSON RAYXOLD8.

Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad

Street,) NEW MEXICO'

DEALERS IN

5

7)

N. M.iiJ

NEW MEXICO.

AIjE. STOCK NEW AND

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RPaases through the territory from northeastu nuutuircBb. ay eonsuHUia; the map thtreader will see that at a po.'ot uilled La Junta,

In Coloradis the Kovf Momo extedsion ieave(the main l:ne, turns southwest throuKh Trinidad and eutois the territory throua-- Kaumpass. The traveler here baglns the most inter-estin-

journey on the continent. As be la tar-ried by powerful engines oa a steel-raile-

rook ballasted track up the steep ascent of theHa ton mountains, with their oharmino; scen-ery, he mitones frequent glimpses of the Specish peaks far to the north, glittering- in themorning sun. and presenting the grandestsueotacle In the whole Bnowy range. Wheihalf an hour from Trinidad, the train suddenljdashes into a tunnel from which It emergeson the southern slope of the Baton mountains and in sunny New Mexico.

At the foot of the mountain lies the city olHuron, whose extensive and valuable ooallieids make it one of the busiest places in theu.ritory. From Haton to Las Vegas the routelies along the base of the mountains. Un thtright are the snowy peaks In full view whileon the east lie the graray plains, the

OUEATOATTLIBAMOH Or THS SODTBWK8T,whinh stretch away hundreds of miles inut he Indian Territory. The train reach us LaiVegas intime for dinner.

LAJTXOAB, , X

with an enterprising population of noarlj10,000, chlotly Americans, is one of the prluclpal cities of the territory.; Here are locatedLuose wonderful healing fountains, the LaiVegas hot Bprings. Nearly all the way fromKansas City the Tailroad has followed theroute of the ' Old Santa Fs Trail.," and nowlies through a country whloh, aside fiom thebeauty of its natural scenery bears on ever?had the impress of th told Spanish civiliza-tion, grafted oenturies ago upon the still moreancient and more interesting Pueblo and As-teo stock Strange contrasts present them-selves everywhere with the new engrafting olAmerican Ufe and energy. In one short houithe traveler passes from the oity of La Veraswith her fashionable ,

HKALTH AKD rLIABUKS RB80BT.

her elegant hotels, street railways, gas Inauwvo, " n.ci nun. tu uiuer eviuenocs Olmodern progress, into the fastnesses of Ulorietamountain and In full view of the ruins of theold tecos ohurch, built upon the foundationof an Ajtec temple, and the traditional birthplaco or Honteiuma, the culture-go-d of theAztecs, it is onty nan a nay's nde by ralfrom the Las Vegas hot springs to the oldSpanish eity ot Santa Fe. Santa Fe la theoldest and most Interesting eity in the UnitedStates. From Santa Fe the railroadruns down the vailev of the Bio Ursrs.. tnmJunction at Albuquerque with the Atlanticand Pacific railroad, and at Demiug with theSouthern Paclflo from Ban Franoisoo, passingon the way the prosperous olty of Socorro andthe wonderful Lake Valley and Percha mlnlng district, finally reaching Demlng. fromwhich point Silver City Is only forty-fiv- e milesdistant and may be reached over the 8. C. D. &H. K. K. The reoent discoveries of chlorldetn Bear mountains, near Silver Oity, exceedany thing In the Kooky mountains In richness.Shipments of t he ore have been made to Puetlo that run as high aa 46 per cent mire silver.

For further information addressW.F.WH1TB, i

General Passenger and Tloket Agent, A. T, AA.I.K.B,. Topeka. Kansas .

PLAZA PHARMACY.E. Q. MURPHEY CO.

Always on hand a fall assortment of Una hairtooth, nail and Infant brushes, ete, tottolse,rubber and Ivory combs, toilet and bathingsponges, powder puffs, powder boxes, pom-ades, toilet and bath soaps, ohamois skins,perfumery, fancy goods, etc. Physloians' pre-scriptions carefully compounded.

Blanchard't New Bnlldlsg en Bridge Street,Oppsslte Khnpp's Blacksmith fchss.

LAS VEGAS, .. . .' NEW MEXICO.

MARCELLINO& MERNIN,

DE ALIUS IN '

Pianos, Organs,And all kinds of '

r.USICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Bridas llrest, next te First National BankBnlMUf.

Í FELIX MARTINEZ,GENERALTRADER,BROKERand GOLLEGTIOli AGENT

Sfotavry Fublio samel Oouveyauoer,Refer by permission to Tlrst National bank, and San Miguel National Bank, Las Tetras.

Special attention paid to the handling- - of real estate, ranches, grants and live stock. Terri-torial and county sorlp and bonds bought and sold. Xo parties desiring u Invest I guaranteesatisfaction. Correspondence so Halted.

LAS VEGAS. (Bridge

IMPORTERS AND

Wines, Liquors, CigarsFINE OLD WHISKIES, BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNES, BOTH IMPORTED

AND DOMESTIC, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

f V. I. SAVED fifi ' !

KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,THE GROCERS,

BBHSO-i- a STBEBT.

The BazaarHOUSE FURNISHING

AND

IA3JCrTsr GOODS.Bridge Street, Near the Erldge,

HEW AfJD

2nd -- HandGOODS.

Cook Stoves, ' Carpets, and allkinds of Household Goods, atlow prices, at Neil' Colgan'sBridge St. Trading Mart.

The Snug.. IJrtdge Bt , Kext Door te Depot.

A FiaST-CLA-SS RESTAURANT

BIFALS OR LUNCH AT ALL HOURS.

OYSTERS AND ALL DELICACIES

of the season served on short notice.

J. BIN GLE, Proprietor.If you wint an elegant meal or lunob,

patronize

TOM HAYWARDj

lea Market!

East Side Sixth St.

Undertaker,13 3VX 33 A. Xj 3VE 33 H. ,

ADD .

Funeral Director. ;

Bridge St., Near Gazette Office.

JOB3WORK.A trial orderwlll eonVlnce tí atTm Gazítt

can more sailsfactorilr turn out work thanay ornee in the city.

On Bridge Street, opposite the Gazette Office

Rogers Bros.Practical Horseshoers.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

No. Bridge Street. Las Vegas,

LAS VEGAS IRON WORKSJ. C. ADLOn, Proprietor.

Manufactore

Steam Engines and Mining MachineryArohltectural Work. Machinery and Boüera, Iroa arid Brass

Ca8tinjrjs Made on Short Notice.LAS VEGAS, : J 1 -- i j t t r NEW MEXICO

The Plaza Billiard Hall,FINE WISES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

South Side of Plaza, Lai Vegas, New Mexico.

THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1886.

LEGALN0TICE. kjjg NECESSITYJACOB GEOS8, A. M. BLACKWELL, HARRY W, KELl,

1R0SS. BLACKWELL & COTimutohy or Kaw Msxico, 1

Cuuntr of Sao Mlraul. t M roa IUI IFSCIALISTVIn the District Court of 8nn Mlirul roumv.Is the mnller of the petltioa of Willlsm B.

Tipton ror ft oommissloQ to take the deposi DR. WAGNER & GO.TheGacette tion of KpltSDlo Vtfril, la periietuatton ofWholesale Dealers In

We offer no apology for derottnar so much

vno seme 10 oe una 10 toe ceuse irneromwillmm KroeniK and other are plelatiff,nd Martha J . Tlnton ftad others are defend

ents, numbered tilt, sod now pendtr.tr inthe District Court of the First Judicial Dis-trict in flan M Igual County, ia tbe Territoryieiieral Merchandise I 01 new Mexico.To Columbus Moise, Lou's Bo sbaoher, W1U

luun Kroeulg, Joseph H. Watrous, J. 11. Koog-ic- r,

ettornej for Kosalle V. Keonon end herhusbend. Louis Kennon. Renrv tí. Urent.

lime and attention to thiscines of diseases, believing that no condi-tion ef humanity Is too wretched to merittbe sympathy and best services of toe pro-fession to which we belong, ss manyare Innocent sufferer, and that thephysician who devotes himself to relievingthe entloted and saving them from worse thandeath, is no lesa a philanthropist and bene-factor to his reos then the surgeon or phystetas who by close application excels In another branch of hie Drofeeslon. And. fortn

Frenéis I. Urent, Strati C. Orriek, Alexanderob lice Urrlek, Florida Sutherland, Daniel W. Brent,Ilujrh Brent. Halle liusten. Frank RustenWeshlbirton Brown, Harr Brown, KHzabelhSmith, James 8m th, ilary Beitler, William natoly for humanity, the day is dawning when

Nr. JftfrrMDDKll.New York Sun.

We wish to enter our protest againsttbe manner in which toe receat appear-ances and speeches of Mr. Jeff-jrio-

Davis have been received by a Urgeportion ot the northern prest .

Our esteemed contemporánea see into forget that this is a free country, andtbut Mr. Davis ia no longer subject toarrest or trial, but enjoys tne most per-fo-

rent to expresa freely and fully hisides and emotions on ail public queslions, both ot the present and tbe past.Whatever he may say Is open to be cri-ticised and controverted. Oilier viewsmay be advocated, and other sentimentsmay be preferred; but at tbe Samejtiuie,he is entitled to a bearing, and all themore to a patient, respectful and atten-tive hearing, because of bis tiff eat andthe overthrow of bis cause. What besays ia sure to be considered; andthe proper answer to be made to it istbe answer of reasoning,and not the an-swer of passion or prejudice.

For our own part, we hail with satis-faction the fact that Mr. Davis, lheleader of the defeated in the greatest ofcivil wars, not only remains in bis na-tive land and among bis own people,who followed hitu with unexampled

and devotion throughout amighty struggle, but that he remainsunharmed, enjoying his property andhis friends, protected by the laws, freoto go and come as he pleases, and tospeak wherever peoplo are willing to

Outfitting a Specia ltr.HCIIDES. PELTS,

Bauch

WOOL,the false philanthropy that condemned thetieitler. Jumes Browa, Wratt Brown, I haries

Gltdersleevo, and tee unknown heirs of Jose viotlms of folly or crime, like the lepen under tbe Jewish law. to die unoared for. hasurea-or- irujiuo, aeceaseu, ana tneir eiinus,

and all eluers whom it doth or mtf coneorn. passed away.YUUJNU- - MENHEW MEXICO.LAS VEGAS,

or who may have or claim to have any interestin the matters In litigation in the said abovementioned suit of William Kroeoig and others

Who may he suffering from the effects ofyouthf il follies or Indiscretions will do wellto ftvall themselves of this, the greatest boonla prepared to turn out against Harina J . iiptou, ureeuntc:

This is to tttve you nnd each of you notice,that upon theapplicationof William . Tlptoo,duly matte before the Hon.KlUhaV. 1iikChief Justiee of the Suoreme Court ot the Terri

everlatdat the altar of suffering humanity. '

Dr. Wagner will guarantee to forfeit tout) for ,

every case of seminal weakness er privatedisease of any kind and character which t

FXjiJ.!Zi A. HOTBLi,. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, unaert&kos to ana rails to oure.tory of New Hevico, and Judge of the Fust

Judicial Dial riot Court thetenf , an order or saidCourt ws duly entered and made by the taldChief Justice, that a commission bei.eurdre

MIDDLE-AGE- D MEN : .There are manv at the age of ao to Du whotoe Clerk or said iirst Judicial District, in ao

eordance with the oraver of the said aiiDllcs- -Every Class of Work III a of the said William B. Tipton, to take the

are troubled with too frequent evaouations ofthe bladt$r, often accompanied by a slightsmarting or burning sensation, and ft weakenlng of the system i n a manner the patient cannot account for. On examlulng the urinarydeposits a ropy sediment will often tie foun?and sometimes small partióles of albumin

uepoauions or j&puamo vigil ana tiaiaeiin perpetuation !' the same to be used in tnosnid cause of Wit lam Kroonix et al. aicainstMartha J. Tipton el al., and lliat pursuant to

The only Brick Hotel In Las Vegas. , First class in all itsappointments. Clean airy rooms- - Elegant Furniture.A No. 1 Table, and everything possible done for the comfortof Guests. Headquarters for stockmen and Commercial men.Rates $2.50 ana $3 00 per day. Special Kates to Parties re-

maining a week or more. .

me Biatuie in euoa cases mane ana provuieti,I snail uroceed. on the ttrst Momtsv in Juou,bear bim. It seems to us that if there IbiW. the same oelne the 7lu day of June. 1BMI.

is anything sublimo in reoent history. between the hours of o'clock a. in. and 6

win appear, or ine color win oe or a tniu,milklNh hue, again changing to ft dark mattorpid appearance. There are many men whdie of this difficulty. Ignorant of the cause,which is the teoond stage of seminal weak-ness. Dr. W. guarantee ft perfect oure 'tall cases, and a healthy restoration of thegenito-urinar- y organs.

o'clock p. m. of said day, and if neeensnr? be-tween the same hours of the dar lollowtn.

it is this tact that no veDgeance has beentaken by tbe victorious people of theUnited States upon the less fortunate until the same be completed, at my ottlee. in

NEW MEXICOLAS VEGAS. the uourt house in the towu of las Veeas, Inthe County of San si ifuel. Territory of Newp6opleof the South, nor any probibi-bition- a

imposed upon them against de 01xervEl.y-- ! léxico, to take ine aepositions ot KpimnioVlirlL ft resident of the city of fiante Pe, County

vuusuiuHioa tree, xnoruugn exavniuaui aand advioe $5.

Bee the Doctor's additional advertisementin the Denver Daily News and

bating the issnes of the great contest notof Fe, Territory of New Mexico, anduaraei vim', a rosiuent or tne town oi recos.ilENDENHALL, HUNTER & CO.only as a matter of history and pbiluso-- .

pby, but also as a matter of sentiment au communications snouia oe aaareeeenIn the County of San Mitniel, Territory of KewMexico, In perpetual remembrance of whatand feeling. ' As there never was anyihev mav know and can sav touoitinor the mak DR. WAGNER & CO.3ProxrLirtly Iotbercivil contest that equalled tbis one

In its magnitude,, its sacrifices, and itsheroism, not only on one side but on Livery, Feed and Sale Stables S38 Larimer Street. Address Box 8783, Den

ing and execution of a certlan document andInstrument of wrHlnft purportinsr to hare beenexecuted and made by one UreRoiio Tnijlllo eehis Inst will and testament in the year lev:,deslslntrhls Interest In a certain tra t of laud

ver, Colo,fut this out and 'ake along.both, so there never was any other Lost

Cause 'where the losers were held free Buy and sell Horses, Mules, Ponies . Buggies, WatronfHarness, Baddies, Eta known h8"Ij Junta"or "boollv i.andurantfrom all vengeful retaliation after it was situated In the Conntles of Mora and San

over, anu the victory determined.We trust Mr. Davis may live long and

Miguel, In said Territory of New Mexico, toone Donaclano Vigil, and toucolng any othermatter or thing said witnesses may know ig

the titles to satd land, an tliat I shelloontlnne the taklmr of the donositions of euld

CERRILLOS HARD AND SOFT COAL. Dr.Siiiifii&CBenjoy tbe affection and respect of bisfellow citizens. We hold that be andthey and he not more tUan they com 0. L. HOUGHTON, Por IBnlo.

EAST AND WEST LAS VEGAS.nutted an enormous mistake; but wenevertheless resDeot Drofoundlv tbe NEW MEXICO

wicuesses. ir neea oe, iroin aay to uay, at inusame place and between the same hours, unit!the same Is completed, at which time andplace yon and each of you may attend and

the said witnesses, if you lOlO Main 8t., Kansas Olty, Mo.purity of bis character, the spotless

Treats all Nervous and Chronic Diseases.please,.Witness my band this 17th day of April,record of bis personal histo-- y, and the

ability and sincerity which be applied, WHOLESALE YOUNG MENA. J., 18M1.AND

and still BDDlies. to his work. BUTTLING ASSOCIATIONEL . ' JOHNSTON,Cleft ol tho First Judicial Ulatilct of the TerMoreover, we congratulate the whole

suffering with Weakness, Nervous Debility.Loss of Memory, Despondency, Aversion toSoolety, Kldner Troubles, oi any diseases ofthe Uemto-Urlna- ry Organs, can here Hud ftsafe and speedy cure. -

people of the United States on the wisdoni they have exhibited in this ques

ritory of New Hex lea.Jas. H. Puhdy,BHKSUBN& VlMCKNT,

Solicitors for William B. Tipton.tion. It is in our iudsment an immense iiárduare mIddle-auk- d MEN.

Xj-A--Q VEGAS, MEXICO.

Our beer is brewed from the choicest malt and hoDS andwarranted to fdve entire satisfaction. Our

public benefit that tbe topics of theThere are many troubled with too freoiienicivil war can still be freely discussed by

Mr. Davis and other oarticiunnts in it. LEGAL NOTICE. evaouations of the bladder, oftun aoeompenlea uy a sugnc smarting or uurning sensa- -tlon, and weakeniug of the system In ft manBOTTLiBD 0"H3E3E1. TKBiiiTour or Xkw Mkxico, I'

County of Ban MiguelIn the Probate Court of Ban Miguel Ceuntv.

as they are now discussed in the southas well as in the north. Where freespeeca is held sacred, discontent can-not exist. Let the snfetv valves bekept opon, and let aQ'ectibn for tbe

A remplete lias efner the patient can not account ror. on examinlng I be urinary deposits a ropy sedimentwill often be found, and sometimes small pai-neles of albumen will appear, or the color beTo Columbus Molse, Louis SuUlmoher. aud theof a thin, mllklsh hue, again changing to aunknown heirs of .lone Uregorlo IruJIItii and

tlieir assigns aud all ethers whom It mayUnion increase us a warm and glowing

Is seoc id to none in th& market.

LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICOO. A. ROTHGEB. Proprietor..

love for the free country of which we conoern.Take notsce that 1 will on Monday, the SthSTOVES, FIRE ARMS

uark or torpm appearance, mere are manymen who dlo of this dlmoulty, ignorant of theesuae. The doctor will guarantee perfectcure in all such oases, and a healthy restoradavof Julv. A. D..18SJ. at lo .'clock in thoare all, in the uortu tied in the south,

alike members r tion oi tne gem organs. .forenoon of that day movo the Vrobate Courtof San Miguel County, In the Territory of hewAND

PROFESSIONAL.AMMUNITION.Mexico, tteiore tne uon. nevero aea, uuogeof said Court, that the will ot Jose GregorioTrujll o, now on ule In said court, be spprovedand admitted to probate in accordance withTHE AGUA PURA CO.

T. BOSTWICK,tne aunucatnn jueu wuntnesuiu win, wuua J.and where you can be heard, it anything you, IWATBB WOEKS) -

Largest stock in New Mexico In the Hard ATTORNEY AT LAW,Sixth Street, opposite Post Office,Rm.niiaa MTatar from n. Pnro and Clear Mountain Streams theware Uno.

Rio Gallinas," taken seven miles above the citY and conducted byhare to say to tne contrary .

William B Tiptom.Las Vegas, New Mcx.co, April 17, ludí).

J. H. runoT,Bkkkdin & VtSCSNT.

: Solicitors.Gravity system. or rates, etc.. appiv xo LAB VEGAB, .

, NEW MKIIOO.

J . W. TEEDER,1 OFFICE : Comer Bridge and Twelfth Streets.Barb Fence Wire ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. ATTORNEY AT LAW,Office In Klhlberg Block,LAS V MAS. - - NEW MEXICO

S. W. LiEE, supenntenaent. T fTT-!I- t IS HUREnV GIVES THAI' BY LA8 VEGAS, . 'MEW MEXICO.

Grading-j- r onrnnllst.i - Chloea-- News,

It has occurred to us that there couldbe no better time than the present for acombined strike among newspaper menfor lets wtrk and more pty. The em-

ployes of the pre; g have been painfullyaware for a long time that their servi-ces are not remunerated as tbey shouldbe that little pay is doled out to themfor too much work. While train mov-ers, and butch, r boys, and dirt shovel-er- s

in divers para of the republic aredemanding c uiuetisfttion commensur-ate with their toil, why should not themeek and lowly journalist turn like thetrodden worm and sting the iron heelthat is grinding him in the dust ofvation and obsaurity P We are told thata secret order is now bemg organized among editors and reporters, andthat within a short time this continentwill be convulsed with the most prodi-gious uprising that has ever takenplace between tbe shores of the Atlan-tic and the Pacific. The object of thissecret, modest, but puissant organiza

iM their deed of assignment for the benefitAt mannf cturor's prices with actual freightsoaeur avamiiaoiuror oi an ainus or JOUl SULZBACHEH,Of oredltors, St. Homero ijo., nargaritu nu-

mero and B. Jesus Marques have conveyed andtransferred to the undersigned all their realFIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT AIIUKfltX AT LAW,

Office! National St., opposite Court House,and pergonal property, with full authority tooolleot their assets and pay their liabili-ties with the procesas thereof. All personsbnnwinff themRulvHB to hn indebted to saidTin, copper LAS VEGAS, - . NEW MEXICO,

J.D.O'tíHTAs, W.L. PlKO,INSURANCE Brm or individuals are notified to make settle-ment with the undersigned; and all creditorsof either are requested to present their claims

AND

SHEET IRON. Q'UnYASI Ic PIERCE,to tbe undersigned without delay.

MANOKL 3CA OIUK'Z, Assignee.Las Vegas N. January, ism. AilUftll JbX B AX AiAW,

O (Hoc in Bena'Butldlni, Over San Mlgoel Bank.WHITlYaOríE, ACEÍ.T,Stoies ia' East and West Las LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO.ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

ADin H.

LAS VEGAS,Vegas. , emmett,- - NEW MEXICO.lion is to belter the condition of the

praotical journalist and thus directly Is heroby given that by their deedNu-riC- assignment for the btneflt of creditors ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,

- Office, Stern's Block, Bridge tt,, 'benefit the universal cause of literature. Montezuma Ice Coand we are confidently informed thatupon next . Fourth of July being tbe

Trinidad omero, ijrouier anu eon, i . nomoruk Son, Trinidad Romero, Eugenio ltomoro andHoraplo Bnmero, have conveyed and trans-ferrel- to

the undersigned all their real andl nrnnnrtv. with ñill authorltv toool- -

LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.

110th anniversary ot this nation's tnae H. fc W. O, KOOOLER,J.nendenue the following schedule of nctrnnir aaauu anu dht ineir .lauiii.ie. w.ui

THE LAs EGASGrJk.g JkJStlD COKIEj CO.

SUPERINTENDENT,

Olear , jEiw 2Coe.iLas Vegas Trade supplied by

the nrocoeitB thereof. All nersons knowing ATTORNEYS AT LAW.Notary Public.themselves Indebted to either of satd arms or

Individuals, are notified to make settlementwith the undorslgned, and all oredltors ofeither are requested to present their claims to

weekly wages to be paid editors and re.

porters will be submitted to the proprietorsof American newspapers:To editorial writers who "used to know

Thurlow Weed anú Horace Greeley" andwho wear lootr beard and no neclrti'S,

nri who write essava beaiuninirwitb '"We

Ofhoeon Brldire street, two doors welt otR. J. HOLMES Postofflce.the undersigned wnnout oeiay. NEW MEXICOLAS VIGAS,Leave orders with tr M. miuMHwiuK. Assignee,NEW MEXICO.LAS VEGAS.

Win, Broedon, ' W. A. Vinoent.Wells Fargo Exorese Office,' opine" or wüh "Áibt t" 130To edltorll writers who read the Nation

and the Selemluo American 49 A. C. SCHMIDT, gREEDEIf & VINCENT,I1YER FIUEDHAIJ Sl BRO.To editorial writers who would Uketoppeod

thair rWiininir Tours at the head ot au es', EAST SIDE, or

Leon Bros., West Side. Manufacturer of AIIUHAJS X 9 Al XiAWiPractice in all tbe oourts In theTerrltory.tablished weekly 25

Wm. M.eloan manager of tire oolleotlon deTo editorial writers who receive mailad-lii-aüuf- ti

in ".hfl Jinn." and who cove a partment '

r irsr. Aanouai hhuk uiova..Wool Dealers and Wholesale Grocers LAS VEGAS - - NEW MEXICO.Wagons and Carriages

' Ad4 dealer In '

HEAVY HARDWARE.

foreign mistión 20To reporter who "know Dana and rave

worked on the New York Sun" 8To reportéis who sav "set, sir," and "no,

sir," to theory editor..., atTo critics who disnui "Iherentiiticn," "the

mil. n finFie." Mhe floritures. bravuras."

B. PETTIJOUN, in,JNEW; PHOTO; GAI LERYNEW MEXICO- -LAS VEGAS.:etc . W

ART and CURIOSITY STORE. Every kind of sragon material on handTo poeis of the Hope." 'ttemiiy,tiinrim," 'Hnarin." "Stoveoioe." ai'd

Answers lettets of Inquiry fiom Invalids,P. O. Box ua,

LAS VEGAS IIOT SPRINGS, NKW MEXICO,

f II. DUDLEY, M. it. ,

Brand Avenue and Seventh tftroet. East LaiBobtail-Flush- " kind 18Voras.ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.Te female reporters who seek to deinon-strateth- at

a female ciu do a man 'a work. 10Views of J las Vegas and vicinity. Frames

made to order.Indian Pottery and Blankets and other VT. T. TBEVIRTOn. WSLLACl maSKLDEK, umoe: Btztn ax. nenr uougias ato. .

For "society ' drivel..Toex "lawyers, ex-p- ra hers,

Vh ...traHiumAit who have been starvedNative Curiosities.

Into Journalism. ............... lb Opera Bouse Block.- NEW MEXICO.

820 Kail road Ave.LAS VEOAS, ' - HESSELDENfBEKEIITOI-.fi- - Besldeneei Main Street, betwsen oeventli and

JClghtú.LAS VIGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.To edi oriat writers who have held a clerk-

ship In Washington one winter and rekpnitirhiir aoniminted with national noli-- H, SKIPWITH, M. .

First Glass in all its Appointments,.

' MRS. M. A. HORNBARGER, Proprietress.E--tlcs andthetar.ff question. ...r.; 20

- But we can violate this contidene nofnrthnr. Suffice it to say that when

Office in Klhlberg Block.Office hourr, from II to g p. m.

Xle Es HisCXlXlfs. (Owner of the 11 K brand of cattle)

RAICH UNO CATTLE BROKER,

Estimates given on ell kinds of work. :

LAS VBQA9, NBW MXXICO.once tbe grasping monopolists who nowhold the journalistic Intellect f ourcountry by the throat are compelled toimaHb tot lie iust demands of brain la

tilden Street oetween Bailroad and GrandCorner of Sixth Street and Douglas Avenue. gO. WOOD, .. ,Avenne.

LAS VEGAS, (East Side) N. M. ARCHITECT AMD EMCIIIEEH,Flans and specifications mads for all kind

bor, nale faces and haggard lorms willbe banished from our newspaper oflices,and affluence will reign where the twinvultures, starvation and penury, now

OFFICE! Bridge Street, Opposite Postoffloe.of construction. Also surveys, maps audPRANK T. ROBINSON, plats.LAS VKQAS, (4lxtU Street) NKW MEXICO.Surveying by John Campbell.tfae n

Surveyor.brood in hideous silence. -

A praotical cutter with thirteen years experlcnoe, represeutinit

FRANK LE DUO,

Pfactical Tailor and Cutter.

A Cholea Selection of Suitings, Coat-- .ings aud Fantalooninga.

In a Werse Fix.(Chicago News.)

E.H. WILSON,

DENTIST,.teff Davis declares there is no such Peters & Trout's Palace of Fashion3; PATTY,

Manufacturer and dealer IdOffice and residence Given's Block, west of

a thing as the "lofct cans?' that it is not roe torn ue.LAS VKSAS, . . NEW MEXICOlost. Of course it isn't. It is rniy in

LANCASTER, OHIO.thn sama fix as the Irish sailors dipper Always Cuarantee Satisfaction."Captain," said he, "is anything lost Tin, Coopsr, Sheetlron Ware

Tin Koofinsr,'" Camp AstoiiiBhingPricaB! Suits, $20 Upwards! Satisfaction Guaranteed.when you know where it is f" J o, rat,..!- - . . A. .a In thn U1IÚ '

West Bridgo Street, .

Las Tesas. New Mexico.

. K. OKLEY,Tj.KESIDERT DENTIST, OCULIST

AND AVRIBTLAS VEOAS, NEW MKXICO,

ven, muu, mo uikv"' , v., Oan be found every morning at Pías Hotel, Afternoon, on Bast Side.gloves ana minera' ouuiw.

NEW MEXICO.LAS VEGAS,'On motion of Mr. Plumb the bousebill was passed to grant the right of way

th Fort Salden mililarv reser Rooms Plaza Hotel, West Bide, Las Vegas PARLOR BARBER SHOP.i i Tits StTRRM OoünT OF NW s:,,o-

vation to the Bio Grande. Mexico & ; Kiiisii v. loro, t biefSanta F. Kew Mexico. Jun.i .Pumiin railroad coin d an v on Muv 6 O. L. GREGORY, Tioprietor. The bfsrer of this is Dr. Olnev. of Wk..wThis is the name of the Sauls Fe road in

Center Street, - . Í East Laa Vegas.New Mexico, and the bill referred to if.

probably only to remedy some technical Street Railroad Co,fault ID me mil previously vossuu kiui-

H.W.WYMAN,

Tlio Jcwolor.Watches and Clocks Repaired.

OEXTEH STRSET.

Indiana. I have known him for the mstyears. Deis ft man of strict Integrity,

honorable In business, of line social aud bus-iness qualities, worthy the oonfldence of anycommunity. He was regarded as one of themost accomplished, dentists In Northern trail tana. He has given special study and

good onportunities as an oucnllst amiaurlst. 1 tsko great pleasure In reeoinmeuutag him as In all respects rol lable .

lUiiN)lfiilly, Í.1.1HH y. Long,Chief J uí lice of M, S,

Cars run roeularl v irojn Old to New Towc verj thirteen minute, and fromi i In u n m

Gazette Job OfficeCaá tara ent werk sjaleker, In better style andat lewer prleee thasi aay ether sílice ta IliaCilty el Las Vegas.

ing the same right.

Or HBndred.Tliousand.Chicago Tribune. " '

One bowling anarchist n the cause ofgreater eyil m this country than a hun-

dred Chinamen.

Twenty-fiv- e tlokotai can b procured lor 1 at the Company', office, Twelfth

,tree1, LAS.VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

tTHE LAS TEGAS GAZETTg-SATPRD- AY EVENIXG, JUY 8, 1833.

I TALKHEADQUARTERSFOR ALL TRADERS.

Te-Da- r'a tfeatner. '

Clear and bright.Temperature: 7.00 a. m., M"; 18 m,,

80-- 8 p. m.,829.THE CITY qnoB CT0ni3 !

. "DCTO. 17 Oontor atroot.

PoDDlar Prices !

'V

Lecalettea:'. -The sale of The Gazette on the

street yesterday amounted to 180 copiesover and above the regular circulation.

Tbe Band of Hope will meet tomor-row, Sunday, at 4:15 p. m. An excel-lent programme has been prepaired,and a full attendance is desired.

S. SMendenhall.T. VV. Hay ward andH. F. Hob art are tbe next on the list topurchase each a fine milch ców fromthe Gsrtb lot. The supply will soon beexhausted.

Akegot Rotbgeb'a beer bad beentapped tbe night of Wyman'i fire. Atthe adjustment, nearly a month after-ward, it was found aa fresb aud goodas when it left the brewery.

Mr. Etheridge, tbe insurance adjust-er from Albuquerque, has expressed hiagreeable surprise at tbe uase andpleasantness of his settlement with W.H. Wyman. He bad been lead by re-ports to anticipate a far different stateof tbe case.

A lot of kids with combs were out ser-enading on Quality bill the other night.They seem to have interfered in someway with the arrangements of certainsociety young gentlemen, as the latterwere expressing regret at tbe scarcityof tainted eggs, ,

F. E. Knickerbocker, our well knownexprtsi agent, was caned the other dayby Judge Sulzbacher. The instrumentemployed in the occurrence was a caneof rare construction and great value.Mr. Koickerbocher Is proud of the giftand takes great pleasure iu showing itto his friends.

Don't forget the laying ot the cornerstone of tbe new Episcopal church to-

morrow at 4 o'clock p. m. The erectionof the building is another of the sweialenterprises which just at this lime arebeautifying our city, as well as attestingto our substantial growth.

Judge Blaoohard reports the countryexcessively dry about Socoiro and Mag-dalena, so that the grazing interests aresuffering. But miuing matters are on aboom. All the mines are being winkedaud all tbe minors are employed. Hethinks all the miuing districts of NewMexico will see nch times ot prosper-ity this summer as tbey have neverknown before.

.0. H. SPORLEDER,

120 Pairs Ladies' Kid Button Slit.esJttadt on C, D u4 E widths, which wil he t.U at

Tlx luoW Prioo of 02.00,AIiSO, 1BO FAXXUS '

Ladies1 Genuine Tampico Pebbled Goat Button,

Un C, D ana E WUtb, a ft wearing aba, at

Tlx JLeOw Price or ÜQ.BO.

PLEASE CALL AND EXAHIfJE.

a

t!

The olÉn MCLOTHING HOUSE

n-estllrottc-a. Ave., T-m-

ueí 7"sFINEST DISPLAY OP

Wilson Bros' Furnishing: Goods,Dunlap's Celebrated Stiff Hats.

Neckwear, Shirts, Stetson's Boft HatsBurt & Packard and

Burt, & Mears' Fine Shoes.

Simon Lewis' Sons, Propsw. r. ooors.

Railroad Mattere.The train lust night was a very light

one.A change of schedule is one of the

things imminent in tbe near future.A special car with tbe United Slates

fish commissioners, en route to Cali-fornia, will pass through tonight.

J, II. Scott, assistant general mana-ger ot the Sonora road pasted throughon the regular train last night.

Trainmaster Rain was this morningassorting the stationery in his office.Tbe quantity would have sufficed tostart a little bookstore.

A Phillips' excursion for Californiawill come in from the east tonieht.They will lie oyer at the Springs tomor-row and their jotirney tomorrownight.

The train this morning was again alarge one. Ten coaches packed withpeople shows that the tide bas. turnedand tbe crowds of emigants are surgingback to the east. , ., ..' , .?

There are f jwer accidents on tbe LsVegas division. of tbe Santa Fe road, sosay railroad men, than upon almost anvother road of the same length In tbeUnited States. Tbis is the more re-

markable when it is considered thattbis is a mountain division. ;

Conductor Posey, ot tbe Hot Springsroad, bas given up the idea of dying.The fact is that Cupid Bad Hymen aremore largely filling bis thoughts just at

resent. He leaves tonight for Santafe on a short trip, but there is talk,ofsuch a thing as Indiana becoming hisfuture borne.

The large engines have been.numb3r-e- d838 and 830, and have been given in

charge respectively to H. Murphey andJ.Brown. This shows the estimationin which those engineers are beld bytne powers that be, and that an nnbroken record of promptness and faithful-ness will tell iu the end.

COORS BROTHERS,Wholesale and .Retail Dealers In

Est Side Cl'tizem to Visit theCo'anty Board.

Callferntr, a Har rlaee--A TalkWilkrralere-- A Bl( Trade.

- "r"velere In Foreign Lands.Coir,net Grayson and A. J, Menden-ha- ll

'returned tbis mornng from SanFran olsco. Tbey had a delightful timeand returned full of enthusiasm withret rence to tbe city of tbe (iolden Gatear ,d the lacd of tbe Setting Sun, Theyf ound California crowded to overflow-ing with people who bad gone out thereduring tbe time of cheap rates, expect-ing to find bricks of gold to be pickedup in streets-- of any California town,but who would gladly avail themselvesnow of of cheap rates to return to theirold homes. What many of these peoplewill do is a problem reserved for theunraveling alone of Inflnite Intelli-gence. Perhaps the roads will be com-pel led to do as tbey did a few years agoin Denver make special rales to tueeast to relieve the country of its over-plus of population. San Francisco isgrowing steadily, more by tbe improve-ment ot what is there than by additionsto the outskirts. Uue who bad been fa-

miliar with tbe city as late as ten yeariago, would find himself much. puzzledto recognize the tmsinws portious of tbeplace. Los Angeles is unjoying a won-derful boom in real estate. Hundredsof people are investing, paying; a siua'.lpart down and giving lions on the prop-erty, expocting to realize ton remainderout ot the property itself. It will be buta question of time, and with most ofthem a short time at that, when t(ie re-

alistic speculators will bavo most of tbeproperty back, and the purchasers willhave a wholesome experience for theirmoney. Our friends were right royallyreceived. Colonel Grayson having goneto California in 1848, and being a mem-

ber still of the Bohemian Club, tbeUnion Club, the Pioneor Society, thoRedmen, and a variety of other organizitions and secret societies, therecopiions given bun were frequent,and hearty. The ' Pioneer socleiy iscomposed only of those who went loCalifornia not inllur than 1840. Of theseone s.'njglu man, Jackson Jorden, was anegro. Colonel Grayson found bitn inwaut, despite the longtb of time he hadbeeu in the laud flowing with milk audhoney, and so brought bun to NewMexico, lie will at once be ensconcedas cook in tho Colouel's family. Besidesour party brought back a couple of freshsalmon, nicer being dressed weighingtwonty-uin- e and a half, and tbiriy-tw- o

pouud. These will graoe their Sjndaytabie. I he loss of Bancroft & Co., iuthe great lire of Friday night last, was1630,000. Mm. Grayson bad some$4,000 of valuables stored in the estab-lishment at tbi time for safekeeping. They too were lost. Fortun-ately Herbert Howe Bancroft,, tbe his-torian had, but a few months before,removed his imraeuse private libraryand notes for tbo History of the NativeRaces of the Pacific, Into an iron fire-

proof building, and these were saved.So this wondetful monument to Amen-na- n

uriilit arid enterprise will not hevery seriously disturbed by the fire,uur menus on tneir return received sohearty a welcome that at onoe tbey for-got California in the enjoyment of LasVegas.

An KtU Thai mella la Hcaren.The neglect of all sanitary regulations

on tbe part of many of our citizens, is amatter much to be reprehended. Hadwo not tbe most healthful climate intbe world, such criminal negligencecould but breed pestilence and death.Garbage and filtU of all kinds are(brown with impunity into the alleysand narrow streets, and out upon thevacant lots. Dead animals are allowedto lie in close proximity to frequentedhighways till nature removes them.A Gazette reporter bad occasion todayto pa-- s through au alley on the eastside, lvicg in one of the closest builtparts of the city, and the state of affairswas disgusting to behold. Tbe troubleseems to be upon tbe increase. It beingnobody's business to attend to thecleaning of the alleys and vacant lots,and the filth accumulating with thegrowth of the place, the question has atlength reached such proportions hs tostare us in the face, and to demand thatsomething at once bs done.

Qnlte a Trade.Robert Oakley has just negotiated a

very important trade for a Kansas par-ty. By this Leonard Blythe disposesof 188 head of horses, including his cel-ebrated trotting stallions. Brown Dickand Billy Smith bis driving horseBert and bis stallion Arabia. He getsin return sixty four high grade milchcows, an imported Guernsey bull, and athoroughbred Holsteln. Mr. Blycheintends converting the Tecolote ranchinto a dairy farra, which no doubt willbe found more profitable than the rear-ing ot fine borses. Another part of thetrade consisted in the exchange ot 135bead ot horses for forty-thre- highgrade and thoroughbred Galloways andshorthorns, valued at $75 each. ThusKansas increases her horse stock to thenumber of 823, and New Mexico gets inexchange 109 cattle of improved blood.A fair exchange is no robbery.

A more la the Illghl Direction.A committee of east side business men

will next Monday wait on the countycommissioners to urge upon them thenecessity of At onco building tbe Princestreet bridge. Let this committee atthe same time. lay before tbe commis-sioners the importance and justice ofmaking an appropriation for the eastside parks. Before doing so, however,let tbem also wait on the managementof the water works company. The im-pression is very prevalent that the priceasked by the company for water forthese grounds is a good deal too large asum, considering the publio nature ofthe enterprise.

Delegate Jnaeph on the Wool Qaee-tio- n.

A lettor was received today fromHon, Athony Joseph, Washington City,dated May 8. in which our delegate savs:."1 am also strongly opposed to a further reduction ot tbe tariff on wool asper the Morrison tariff bill; and wouldlike to see tho tariff on wool restored towhat it was in 1807 when the ereat industry m tbe territory of New Mexioowas in a most prosperous condition. 1cheerfully ooncur id your expressedViews iu the above mentioned matterand will do what I can in their futher- -

aneé in tbe bouse of representatives."

Lattors of administration, nonis bonis,were issued today to Mr. DeluvmaVigUdeDesmarais forth final settle-ment of the estate of Juan da JesusVigi). . ,

CHURCH SERVICES.

F1BST M. E.CaURCH.There will be service at tbe M. B. otturoh

to morrow alfolio: Sunder eetioal at :

a m. PKMhlog at II a. m.; lecture at 7:80 d.m. Subjaot In the monitor, "Our old ene-mies are after ut." Lecture In theerenlnr,'Tbe great earthquake," being the third on

the aynibola of the ttook-o- f Kevelation.8T. PAUL'S CHAPEL.

Divine nervines In St. Paul'sehapel at lia. ra. Toe biahoo will Breach.The cereiuuny of layiuc tbe oorner ston ofuenew 01. raui a oaurcu will take plaoe at ip. m. to morrow.

FItiST C.HQHEUTÍOYAL." The Congregational chnich at tt hall laWyman'e block . Keular aervloea at 11 a m.and 7:10 p m. Sunday acbool at 9:ii. AU axeejraiauy invitea. i. L. fcuuot, pastor,

HOT8PBIHG3.Preaching service at I p m. Sunday achaol

atipm. Ail are mow welcome 1. L. Go- -iioa. tutor.

FIRST FRBSBTrERLAN.There will be service at he Frist Presbyter-

ian church temorrow at 11 a m. berrioea con-ducted by one of the elders o the ohurou anda sermon read from tbe (treat rpurgeon. Bun--

utty acuooi o evening aeryioe,

Eanal the fine Imparted.TflE "MiLSSOll,"

Is the next size to our "Gt-rster- " andis composed of s dented imported rD- -

perj aud choictst. Vuelta Abj) tillerwun span ho wortmir snip. (Un open-ing this cigars smoker? will find thetiiur nicely b Kikud and rolled up Inbinder a via.)

The mi i v place tbey can be obtainedin Las Vc gas is at Chris Seilman's Clubsaloon.

ANHEUSER-BUSC- H

Lager BeerBROWNE & MANZANARES CO.

Sole Agent for

Las Vegas and Socorro.ALSO

- DISTRIBUTING- - AG-ENT-

FOH

Las Vegas Lager Beer.

Graaf&HawkinsBAKERS;

DEALERS IH STAPLE An FANCY

GROCERIES.Everything in Stock. Prices to sul

the times. Stive us a call.

SIXTH ST.. - LAS VEGA8. M. it.

it bo pleasant to

Pinbu

establishment

Sale of

GROWER BUILDING,

NEW MEXICO.

Calvin Fisli's.Real Estate,

IEITM. ftHD LOAR fcGxNCt

Office Sixth St., opposite prtoflSco,-- ' i

MONEY TO LOAN ON UOOD REALESTATE SECURITY.

HOUSES TO RENT

FOB f ATiBlBotines property, mice 16,5.70, leste gv r--ateed for e year, et 1 160 per monib .

Heeldeoce property for Bale, price (1,000;sari 25 per "it od InreHnient.

A fair cholee low for aale at Teaaomabletgarea.

Baalotai eoenoee (or ule.Don.t forget lo come ana tee n before mak-

ing UiTUitlueDU.

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

Visit Evans1 Art and Curiosity Store.

Finest creamery butter at Fat Young's

Go to Fat Young's for flower pois,cheap.

Fresh vegetables today at Pat Young'sCenter street grocery. ,

Fresh fish are to be had at Pat Young'sCenter itreet grocery.

Chris Sellman has just received 5,000of the celebrated Nilssoc cigars.

Try our Denver hams and breaktoxtbacon. Bklden & YVimos.

Eastern strawberries in the morningat Bklden & Wilson's.

Free Lnnch and Book Beer (the last ofthe season) at the Buffalo Hall tonight.

Our regular shipment of green stuffin the morning. Belden & Wilson.

Fine Kannas beef at the City meatmarket of Charles E. ueibsohuer on thePlaza.

Notice Of change for approving thewill of Jose Gregario Trujilio. It is nowet for the Dth day of July.Henry Btassart, the Las Vegas gun-

smith, has genuine, old California wine,Vintage of 1882, which be sells for (1.75per gallon or fifi? cents per bottle.

Leave orders for ice at Leon Bros.,west side, and Wells, Fargo ft Co.'a of-

fice on east side.Montezuma. Ice Co.

PERSONAL.

Items Concerning-- People and TbrlrDolngi.

Mis. Geo. W. Leonard, Fori Union,was In the cily this morning.

Frank Jager, the Watrous merchant,was in the city this morning.

Mrs. H. Geist leaves Monday for De-troit to make a visit to ber old borne.

A. C. Voorbees. the Raton attorney,oameinlast night and returned thismorning.

Frank Springer, Las Vegas distin-guished land lawycr.returned last nightfrom Denver.

Byron Scherraerhora and C. W.Thorn left last night for San Macial, toinstruct the latter into his duties asFred Harvey's cashier at that place.

J. C. DeLaney came in this morningfrom Fort Stanton. Mr. Delaney is notonly post-trad- at the fort, but one ofthe large cattlemen of New Mexico.

Colonel Weed, of White Oaks, camein this morning; Judge Blanchnrd re-turned from Socorro, and EutemioMontoya, wife and sister came up fromBernal on a visit to County Clerk Perez.

Col. W. Bosbysbell, A. P. Swingles,and M. M. Fitzgerrell came in on thetrain last night and will spend a fewdays in Vegas. They are capitalists ofSt. Louis, friends of J. J. Fuzeerrell,and probably will invent in New Mexico.

Ta Water Conminen.The company are working under re-

duced head and expect that consumerswill stop all unnecessary waste of wateruntil the pipe Is extended further uptbe river, and new dam and filter put inwhich they are arranging to do as soonas posssble. Consumers will please readrules 1, 10, & 11, which are given below,and govern themselves accordingly.These rules we expect to enforce.

Hci.r. 1. No person or family sup-plied with water by this Company willbe permitted to use the water for anyother purpose tliah that stated in tboapplication or agreement, or that esti-mated for in fixing tbe rates, nor supplywater in any way to other person orpersons without a written permit fromthe oflice of said company, nor shalltbey permit others to use tboir bose orattachments, nor leave tbem exposed touse by others. , Consumers suall prevent uuneoessary wasio of water, andbe required to Keep their sprinklers,bydrants, faucets, valves, ho-o- , and all

pparatui, including stop box, in goodcondition at their own expense, all wa-ter ways closed when not in use.

Rule 10. There shall be no conceaUmeat of the. true purpose and extent forwhich the water is to be used. Whensuob concealment is ascertained, thewater will bo cut off until the applica-tion is renewed. Violation of any oftbe above rule shall be visited with aloss of water supply and forfeiture ofall money paid.

Rule 11. Wbonovor in the judgemeat of lbs officers of the company it!may be deemed expedient, all sprink-ling and irrigating, bethor by hose orin any other manner, will be prohibitedunder the penalty of shutting off theentire supply. Notice will be sent loconsumers by postal card wheneverspiiakling or irrigating is tobe prohib-ited. During all alarms of fare the useof fountains, yard and street sprinklers.Is positively prohibited. A violation ofthis rule will forfeit all right o tbe use

( water, and will be rigidly enforced,S. W. Lie, Saparintendent.

' - House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Et,

HENRY Q; OOOX8..

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NEW MEXICU.

Hardware, Slot!Sporting Goods, Ranges, Cook and Heating- - Stores, Orales,

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.

ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

LAS VEGAS

"WIE3- -PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY

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Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour' 'AT

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MASUFACTCREH OF

Of Gliase Ilfeloi,la eimply because ha keeps tin largest and the

Finest Stock in the Territory.

PLAZA, LAS VEGAS.

SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.

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LasVetras, v - New Mexico.

J. C. LEARY & CO.,

Commission Merchants

THOMAS SIIRIE,Dealer in Fruits of all KindsTbe taeit itock of Freth Frnltt and Nat in the ett?. dad Water, lee Cream and Purf

Apple Cidor. Sugar and Fruit Candy.

First Glass Short Order Parlor-O- pen Day and .light.

Oyesteres stud G-stnei- Served lu THiroirv 0tyleOENTRB 8TBKET. OKB DOOB BA8T Oí BFOKLEDBB'B BHOS 8TOBB.

For tbe

OFFICE IN STOCK

LAS VEGAS,

TONY'S BARBER SHOP. -

, , ; . ' , DREiaiTO PARLOR, ,

Hot and Cold Baths,Ladies Hair Cut Shampoo and Hair Dressing a Specialty.

1. PRIVATE ROOMS rOB'LAOICS.'

Bridge Street, near Gazette Office, La a Vegas, New Mexioo. .

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