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Las Vegas Daily Gazette, 05-10-1884J. H. Koogler

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VOL. 5.--NO. 331. LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1884. PRICE 5 CENTS.THE OEY EXCLUSIVETHE NATIONAL CAPITAL ICE! ICE! ICE!J. J. FITZGERRELL,

THE LIVK

REAL ESTATE AGENT.

NOTARY PUBLIC

owned, of course by that, tho board otdirectors- - Fish and Ward have beaninto the wildest of schemes. I know offorty person sent there by us who willlose all they have in the world, ornearly all. Our neighbor, John Wood,who has $3.500 deposited there, thesayings ef a life time, and losos all. Iknow a young business man, just start-ing in, who loses $5,000 deposited there

Tono of

fire Moon In2,000

BiCÍFFrom 7 to 17 Inches

IN THE PRICE OFJ EJ W ELE; ir zCLOCKS, WATCHES,

DIA MONDS.GOLD AND SILVER FILIGREE WORK.

Call and get Trices before Purchasing.

REASONABLE FIGURES.Shipping in Car

Office atlDepot at Las Vegas Hot Sprina,T

thick. For Sain at

Lots a specialtyJ

EMIL BAUB.

AS, 3ST. Ivd.,

M -

A8BROWNE&IUIANZANARESe u u

324 Railroad Ave, LAS VEO-

'"v.v -

Wholesale mid Ilelail Dealers In

Pits, iils, Class, BrBrowne, Manzanares & Ob.liKKKY liKOS. YAIIXISIIKS AND JIAKD OIL,

WALL PAPE JOBBERS OF GROCERIES,find Wholesale Healer inMost Quality and Latest Designs.

House and Sign Painting, Paper Hanging, Etc.Douglas Ave. Near 6th St. LAS VEGAS, N. M GENERAL MERCHANDISE

II. nUBEHTY,

CENTER O i

JtX,I.MJ. SUl'i'LIESAnd Outfitting Goods,

MINING IMPLEMENTS AND MATERIALSManufacturers' Agents for the best

Fresh Uread, Buns, Pics, Cakes, .Etc.,Always on Hand uixl Delivered Promptly to Any Part ot the City.

Mifflüi I

fít: ill 'SaeWIND MILL,! ; ;

PUMPS & Fix ruiiEgPENC

ITInnSHOE

STORE IN

LAS VEGAS!

A large and completeline of mens' ladies'misses' and childrens'shoes now open for

spring trade. All thelatest styles in stock.Custom work a specialty. I call the attention of my customers and the public ingeneral to the "Stimp-so-n

Elastic ButtonGaiter," a nice summershoe for Gents' wear.

1 1 SjirlÉ.NO. 17 CENTER ST.

FURNITURE !

AN-D-

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

I have all kinds of household; goods andeveryinmg eisd Kept in a

SECOND HAND STOREAll kinds of goodf

BOUG-HTAN- SOLDO. A. MARTIN,

SIXTH STREET. LAS VEGAS

E. E. BURLINGAME

ASSAY OFFICEAND

Chemical Labratory.Established In 1606.

Samples by mall or express will receiveand careful kttention.Srompt bullion refined, melted and

assayed, or purchased.Address,

446 Lawrence St.DENVER. COLORADO

Constantly on hand, best In tbo territory.Makes a perfectly white wall for plasteringand will take more sand for stone and brickwork than any other lime.

Burned in a Patent Kiln,

And consequently evenly burned. Kailraodtrack right by the kiln and oan ship to anypoint on the A., T, & S. F.VL. K.

Leave orders at Lockhart & Co., Lai Vegasor address,

Hot Springs Lime Comp'v

Las Vegas Hot Springs, N. M

B DE GMilO'S

DANCING ACADEMY

AT WARD ft TAMME'8

OPERA HOUSE.Tormsi

Ladles' and irentlemen's class Mondav nlThursday evenings, al o'clock. Six weeks,twice a weta.Ladles f4 onGentlemen... fl oO

Younsr ladios'. misses' and masters' elms.Ratuid y at 8 p. m., and Wednesdays at 4 p.m. Six week. Twice a week, ftt U0.

Cor further information bdiiIv at Mr. ffm.DeUarmu'a o (lice at Koaeotbal & Abramow- -

tkff Novelty Emporium

ALBERT & BERBER,Proprietors of the

Brewery Saloon.(West sido of Sixth Street)

VvA.h. . Hmv. llwttl.. An nn.akit.n, &uu. I M,

lamClirars and Whiakey. Laooh CoanUr la cob- -kotioa.EAST LAS V33A. . NEW MEXICO.

FRANK OGDEN,PLANING MILL.

All kinds nf drosalnv. m.tihlns i4'WWH.H .IUUIUIdone on ahnrt niitloi,. ClA.r n.Hvkopt on hand for sale. North of tha raa work.

1 ham, uanax. fropnetor.LA8VKGA9, . KSW MEXICO

What Was Done In theHouse and Senate.

Further Details oí the MarineBank Failure.

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

House.By Western Associated Press.

Washington, MayO.Mills presentad a remonstrance trom

the Louisville board of trade agains theenactment of & bankrupt law. Referred.

A bill granting an additional pensionto the widow of General Francis P.Blair passed. It grants her f 5,000 forher husband's services m the organiza-tion of troops and increases her pension$50 a month.

JLhe house then went into committeeof the whole on the private calendar.

Most ot the day was consumed in discussing private bills involving a settlement ot oia war claims, upon wnion noaction was taken.

Follott, from tho committee on appropriations, reported back tho districtof Columbia appropriation bill.

It was ordered that when the houseadjourn today it bo to Monday, and thespeaker requested the members of thehouse to assemble in the house to at-tend in a body the unveiling of thestatno of Chief Justice Marshall.

Iho speaker laid before the house acommunication from the secretary of. . .- : i i .war leuuLULueuuiuLi a a auuiiiouai appropriation of $1,000.000 for the relief ofsunerers by floods in the lower Mississippi valley. Referred.

lue bouse took a recess till 7:30. theevening session to be for the considera- -tion oí pension bills.

At the evening session the housepassed twenty-eig- ht pension bills andadjourned till Monday.

Senate.j. no cnair iaia beiore tno senate a

resolution offered yesterday bv VmWyck, directing the secretary of thetreasury to witiiüoiü patents for landson the Puyallis branch of the NorthernPacitic until congress decides the question oi me iorieuure oí suen lesas.

Pending action on the resolutionDawes moved to take up the Indianappropriation bill. Agreed to and teeresolution placea on the calendar.

Before taking up the Indian bill thecnair lam before the senate tho pending appeal ef Beck from a decision ofthe chair regarding the motion ot Frvefor a conference committee on the shipping Dill,

Harris said Frye was necessarily ahsont trom tho city, and had expresseda wish tuat the matter night go ovetill Monday, lhe matter went overaccordingly.

The senate then took up tho Indianappropriation Din, ana Dawes brieflyrecapitulated its provisions. The estimates for the year, he said, were$8,466,809, The amount ot the bill as itcame from the house was $546,889I he amendments proposed by the senate increased it $757,413; total reportedby the senate for Indian service thecoming year $6,213,802. This exceededthe Indian bill last year $840,147. Thechief element of increase, Dawes said,was tno amount tor Indian schools

The bill was considered by sections,and considerable progress mado without debate, except upon the appropriation for education in Alaska. The senate committee had reduced the amountfrom $15,000, allowed by the house, toSlU.ÜUuT

Hawley moved to make the amount$25,000.

riurnb opposed the motion. Hethought the education of the Indianswas costing a great deal too much. Itwas merely spending money withoutany practical result. Churches weredoing the work at much less cost thantho government was paying. The education of Indians should be of a practical character. It was no use trying toeducate an Indian up to the idea thatne was a prince of blood. Plumb ndiculed the attempt of interested partiesto influence congress to appropriatemoney ior scnoois in Alaska.

Conger defended the Indians and thework of their education. It waswork, he said, in which manv noblephilanthropic men and women wereengaged, and should be encouraged.lie favored liberal appropriations forit. rending debate on the amendmenttho senate went into executive session.and when the doors reopened adjourneduntil twelve o ciocic tomorrow.

MINOlt SOTES.

By Western Associated Press.New Okleans, May 9. It is rumored

on the streets tonight that the steamerAipia exploded on tne upper river andthat several persons were killed. Therumor can not be traced.

New York, May 9. The resignationof Jamos D. Fish as receiver of the in-

solvent Globe Mutual lite insurancecompany was accepted by Judge Dono-hu- e,

and Allen Swan was appointed hissuccessor.

St. Paul. Minn.. Mav 9. This mornmg Indian runners from Piafat reservetion brought tho news thatriafat aDilniuety lodges had loft the reservation.Much uneasiness is felt here. If forcedback on the reservation there will hotrouble.' Tho agent is awaiting ordeisfrom Kegina.

Topeka, Kan., May 9. Circularswre issued to-da- y nnnounoiug the ap-pointment of D. II. Rhodes as engineerof tho Atchison, Topeta & Santa Faroad, to succeed George B. Lane, deceased, and C. M. Kathburne, superintendent of the western division, viceRhodes, resigned.

New York. Mav9. Suspicions erowthat Grant & Ward's failure is muchmore serious than at tirst suspected. Awell known metubtr of the stock exchange today said, "For four or fivemonms l have heard rumors of thequeer transactions of Grant & Ward.I do not think $8,000.000 by any meansnn extravagant estimate oi tnoir lia-bilities, and I believe thev exceed$10,000,000. When the failure was announced I said it would be the largestWall street ever saw. I am more firmlyconvinced than ever of the truth of theestimates. What tho assets can be noone knows, but they are probably verymall and the disparity in the figures

win uuuuuuieuiy cause surprise."New York. May 8. "Tim fiinr

the Marine bank will be as complete asyou ever saw." said Cornelius Morrison,of the firm of Wait, Creighton & Morri-son, 87 Wall street, who baa been a de-positor in the Marino bank for vertwenty years. "Fish owned hvo-aiaht- hi

of all the stock in the Marine bank, and

PURE MOUNTAIN IGB.Ice Houses Above Hot Springs.

Blasting Powder, High Explosives, Fuse. Caps,. Steel. &c. . .

DEPOT FORFlour, G-mlU-L CLJDL.CL FeoaTHE BEST MARKET IN THE TERRITORY FOR

Wool, Hides, Pelts, Etc.IWarchouscs on Railroad Track.

Will supply the Wholesale Trade with staple goods at as lowprices as can be brought from Eaatern points.

AND

OONVBYAKTOU XI,

RANCH PROPERTY,

Grants and Cattle for Sale

I AM in position to contract for thegprinir delivery of any number of Tozas stockcuttle. Call and seo inc.

THE ONE-HAL- F interest in amiiRnUlceut stocked cauto ranch In WesternTexan can be bought at a bargain. Cattle menshould investigate, this property.

I HAVE a magnificent Water Front. . . . . ..i. 1 1 w ..a to i o..ihuc w iuo mt uuiis riviri uunu ui run cumner for sale at a bai'Kuin. To stock men Uo--

river this property will bear investigation.

I HAVE for sale several Mexicanland grants, both confirmed and patented andunconllrmed, that are the best stock rangesthat can be procured. All grants recommend-ed for continuation by the surveyor generalaro severed from the public domain. Thesegrants are the only solid bodies of land thatcan be bought in New Mexico, and range Inprice from 20 cents to f i.uu per acre, owing totitle and quality of lauds, and are in bodies offrom M),0w to 4(K),0U) aeres. I will cheerfullygive all the Information possible regardingtblsclassof Investments.

No. 013. Js a range on the Pecos river thatwill support 7,oi0to 8,(100 bead of cattle, theowner of which desires to lease or make an ar-rangement with some cattlo man, to take agiven number of cattle or sheep for live years,at the end of which time he will return doublethe number of cattlo received, Insuring 0 percent increase.

No. fi'21 is BO, 000 acres of the Mora grant.Confirmed and patented. Title perfect. Thisproperty bus a frontage on the south sido oftho Mora river of about eight miles. Propertylenced, well watered by lakes and Bprings outside oi the waters or tno Norn, remaps norango in tho territory of New Mexico has bet-ter grass, water and Bhelter than this property. Plenty of timber and brakes for shelterourlng the winter. Abundance of nutritiousgramma cover the range, the finest grass fotcattle in the world. The ranch imp ovemenla are of tho most substantiacuaracter. Tha home ranch is two milesfrom a station on the A. T. & 8. F. K. Severalhundred acres of rich valley land Is undercultivation and In meadow, making this atonce one of tho finest ranch properties in theterritory. Belonging to ts it is de-sirable to sell tho property AT (JN0I2. To doso it is offered at a Ijw ligure. Title guarantoed.

No. 61fi. Is a fenced unconllrmed grant, ofover 100,000 acres, with croes t'.'iicu to to sepa-rate the beef cattle from the general herd. Theeattle,somo 4,500 in number, are of nigh grade,with plenty ol full blooded bulls This is oneof the best equipped ranches in tho territory.Tho homo rinch is connected by telephon.0witn ono ol the railroad millions on tno santaKo road, while tho different stations on theranches are connected by telephone with thehome ranch. This is one of the best dividendpaying properties in the territory, aud isworthy of attention.

XT . . .,- - Inn .1.... vwiAM . 1, aAlu. un, is a mil? mini ii mi li iiiiikc u'w tuucity of has Vegas that will support easily 1,000head of cattle, together with all the necessary... . ...; i.i lirn i.l ...A l....nUUUIIIIIK3. T1 ill lit: 111 UV1U lljiUIOi

J. J. FiTZGERRELL

THEREAL ESTATE AGENT.

Business Director! of New Mexico

RATON. COLFAX COUNTY- -

Isa town of 3000 inhabitants, situated in thefoothills of tho Haton ltuuge, with coal andiron in abundance Machino shops ot the A.T. & S. F. it. It. hero. Churches and schools.Wuterworks. i our newspapers. Two banks,

l)AK OF RATON. Daniel L. Taylor, pres.XJ Went, UOorgo H. Bwullow cashier, Jt. li.iiicCiini, assistant cashier. Capital tloo.OCO.Surplus f I0U.UIJO. (icutial banking businesstransacted. Domestic ana loreign exchange.

If AKUWAKE, Stoves, Tinware, BarbedXX fence wire, agricultural implements olall kinds. Hranch store at Cimarron. Stockpurchased of manufacturers at lowest cashprices. A. U. CAKfcY, liatón.A 1 OtLTO. llOtSK. 1 in. Authall frop1?L Near to depot. Newly furnished throughout. lleadquarters or raiiclimcn. Bpocialrates to lamines or tneatilcai compauici(jood bar in counoction with tho house.

I OSFllXl), Attorney aud Counselor att) , Law. Criminal practice a specialty inall courts oi the tcriitory. collections prompvly attended to.

1 1j:M.RAL mi:KCTIANDIS, Iuiiucniely stock, i'anu aud ranch supplies.1. W.

FORTY CENTS A WEEK I

For Sale, For Rent,ADVERT1SEMEXTS Announcement.,rt., will be Inserted in this column, this sizetype, at 40 cents ver week ior three line, or lest.

WANTED.ANTED (ood woman help la the Woon.w ter house kitchen, tali nt once. lw

A first-cla- ss dry goods clirk.WANTED of experience nerd apply. Callon liarasli k Uloeh, Railroad Ave. 3'J7wl

TO UUY-A- nd sell second handWANTED of every description. Colsan'iTrado Mart, Bridge Street. 27U tf

IF you want good and cheap feed call on P.Trambley at the grist mill, Las Vegas, New

Alexieo.

FOR RENTRNISHED ROOMS For rent at theITU of Mxth and Ulanchurd streets. SUUtf

Í7H1R RENT Chapman ball, on Uridge street,John W. Hill it Co.'s. lnnnire oi

D. Winlcniitz, P. O. Anton Chico, N. M.

SOCIETIES.A. F. k A. M.

CHAPMAN LODGE. NO. 3, holds regularthe third Tltursduy of

eurli month at T p. m. Vtsitiug brethren areCordiaUy invited to attend.

J. 1. A1CNAIHAKA, W. Pa.A. A. KEEN Sec.

R. A. M.AS VEOAS CHAPTER, NO. 8. RegularT-2 convocations on the first Monday of each

month. Visiting companions Invited toattenaVj. i. riLt., ra. t. ii. p.A. A. KEEN. Sec.

K. T.VEGAS COMMANDER V, NO.TAS meeting the serond Taesday

of each month. Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited.

T.. C. ENRIQUES, E. C.J. J. FITZGERRELL, Recorder.

GOOD TEMPLAIIS. The Good Templarsmeet hereafter every Tuesday also!

at the Odd Fellows' ball 'tf A. It. STONE, Sec'r.KEY. MR. GORMAN. W. C. T.

r. O. S. OF A."God Our Country, and Oar Order."

"11 WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 1, PATRI-- V

otic Sons of America. Regular inert,lugs every Friday evening at H o'cloi k p.m. in A. O. I . . hall, Wyman's block, onDouglas avenue. Traveling and visiting mrm-be- rs

cordially invited to attend.A. L. 11EACII, R. I.

I1. I KENNEDY, r.

Saturday, ana ne win nave w iyo upbusiness."

New York, May 9. George Dennis,in the New xorit limes, says: un,Grant's fund of $25,000 is absolutelysafe. Hitherto we have paid the interest annually. The first of May ol eacnyear has found him in possession of thelinereaL m iuu un tuu iutvoluivuii. uio-afte-r

we shall pay him quarterly, notonly because he needs the money, butbecause we do not intend mat any oneelse shall lay hands on it. I was withGen. Grant Sunday last, and he wasm complete ignorance of the impend-ing disaster. Other than this fund hedoes not possess a dollar, and morethan that he is deeply and almost irretrievably m debt. What he did inWall street he did for his tons, and itseems too sad that this man, who hasdone so much for his country, shouldbe left in his eld age dependent uponhis nation he helped to save."

WASlimGTON NOTKS.

What is Going On at the NationalCapital.

By Western Associated Press.Washington, May 9.

The treasury department purchased225,000 ounces of silver for delivery atthe various mints.

John T. Mitchell, foreman of the second grand jury which considered thestar route cases, was examined today.

Before the Joannette committe thecross examination oi ur. uouins wascontinued. Ho reaffirmed the statement that Lieutenant Lemlen had toldhim he would object to any questionbefore the court of inquiry which mightreflect on a dead man.

Attorney General Brewster said to aStar reporter today that the republishedstatements charging the department oflustice with conniving for the dismissalof the Kellogg case, are unjust and untrue. "1 believed," said Mr. Brewster,''that there was undue baste in pre-paring and presenting the case of Kel-logs- r.

and that it was presented in suchshape as to be entirely rejected by thegrand jury.

In the national medical associationtoday Dr. Beach, of Ohio, presentedresolutions which stated there was animportant step to be taken at this ses'sion ot congress toward the extermination of the disease among animalsknown as pleuro-pneumoni- a. Adopted.

Von Kline, of Ohio, offered a resolu-tion stating that as many members efthe association were infidels, freethinkers, etc., that the custom of open-ing the session of annual meetings withprayer was an imposition on manymembers, and that therefore it beabolished. The resolution was tabled

OVElt THE SEA.

Items that Glided Overj.tho Bed ofthe Ocean.

By Western Associated;pre8S.Dublin, May 9. Two gunboats took

800 emigrants from Westport to meetthe passenger steamer at Clew Bay forliostou today.

Cairo, May 9. Offers of funds tobribe the natives to secure Gordon'ssafety is refused, as Gordon refuses toescape on such terms.

London, May 9. At a private meeting of tho conservative members of thehouse of commons today Randolph(Jhurcbill indicated his decision to support tho leaders of the party. Thetories are jubilant, as they consider thesplit in the party ended, lhe liberals,howeyer, expect to find it soon

Kansas City Cattle.By Western ssolated Presa.

Kansas Citt. May 9.

Cattle receipts 1,535. Market firm.Native steers, averaging 937 to 1,300pounds, $5.15(25 75; stockers and foed- -ers $4.505.10; cews, 3,80011.00.

Full line of freshcrackers, ginger snapsvanilla wafers, butterwafers, cocoanut snapsalphabet and medleycrackers atBELDEN & WILSON'S- -

Just received a newbarrel of No. 1 mackerel; a fresh barrel ofpickles,and more driedbeef, atBELDEN & WILSON'S

AUCTION SALE

AT FORT UNION, N. M.

A LAKOK QÜANTITV OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

CONSISTING OF

BED KOOM PET3, TOlLIT SKT8, C1IAIB8,CARPETS, KUUS, BEDDING,

MIKKORS, D18HP.S, TABLEWARE ANDLINEN, COW8 AND CHICKENS.

To b Sold on

WFIlNKniY MAY Ulhii LUiiLvuni inni mill lUUTi

i

At 1 o'clock, p. M.,ln front of Capt.Uouton'i Quarters, No, 1.

REGIMENT CIlAJíGINCí STATION,

; Fro ft Co., Las

NEW MEXICO

liaLAS VEGAS.

123

nn ion Ufn1 1 ii r nn

UU,3 JJ1U.

Mi 9

A. L. ANOELL,

BAKERY

UJJH III

Yep. E.J.

viill!

Merchant,

THEODORE WJTENBECK,

'vumrsn c anil (tfiuii Dealer li?

CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES

Ami All Kinds of

Smokers' Articles.

Jobbing i Specialty.ÜK1DGE STKEKT, LAS - VEGAS.

BON TOI SALOON.

Good Wines and Liquors.

IMPORTED CIGARS.

LAS VEGAS BEERCenter Street, - Las Vejrarf

P aning I .Jb1 1 CD Joii z T h20,000 Stock Cattle, 50,000 Sheep.

at the Live Stock and Land and Exchange of L. M. BPEN'CEE, also

RANCHES! RANCHES! RANCHESI havo some very deslrablo oonflrmed rants, river fronts and patented lands, with or

without Btock, with free access to extensive cattle or sheep ranges.Imaka surveys, construct maps, examino title, Etc All communications and inquiries

will receive prompt attention.OFFICE BRIDGE STREET, REAR POSTOFFICE.,

IjA.Q VEGAÜ, - - lOSTEW MEXICOCONTRACTING tor SUMMER DELIVERY of STOCK A SPECIALTY.

SASH, DGOKS AKD BUNDSMade to order and kept in stock. All kinds of Shingles. Lath.

Builders' Hardware, Mouldings, Plaster Hair. Etc.

Mative LumberAnd all regular sizes kept m stock.

Contracts taken for all kinds and classes oí buildings.A Specialty made of Bank and Office Fixtures,

Parti : s from abroad write ior estimates.Las Vegas, - - New Mexico.

nn i nnnu m umm MM In

Commission. The La Cueva Ranch Company will stand their thorouehbred Stallion,

MONARCH MAMBRING Jr.At Oakley & Duncan's Stable in Las Vegas on Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week commencingApril 22. and at thPir ranch the remainder oí the week.

Will also stand their

Mammoth Kentucky JackAt the Ranch during the season.Gold Leaf Sheep Dip nuinufiictiircd at Louisville, Ky., for sale.

BRIDGE STREET, WEST LAS VEGASJAS. A. LOCKHART. W. F.

LOCKHART & CO.Wholesale and Retail Dealers in .

COORS, HERY G. COORS

Oil Cloths and Mattings.House Furnishing Goods,

Carpets,

is

UJJ I BIS.THIS

GROCERSAND

BAKERSor Las Vegas,

HAVE

.Always In slrwk overthin tn 1m found In nllr.t irln.HKtnr) nuil uru now weeklyixiultry, llxh and t.o ami m--

tbcin in tbitlr rli'Kunt atoro, northwest cornerof 1'luza

L. M. SPENCERNOTARY PUBLIC.

AT

hle Stock and Jjuml Agency.Bridge 8tr;t, Lat Vegas. N. M.

HSIÍWI,Slll8,lES,PÍSporting Goods, Ranges, Cook Stoves.

Grates and Heating" Stoves.LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES,

DOORS AND BLINDSMail Orders Promptly Attended to.

Also Contracting and Building

LAS' I VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE: SaTUHDAYMAY 10, 1884.

POLICE KEÜCLATIOXS.reoi'i:m:i. LAS VEGAS Iron WORKSdeuces and biiHiness blocks are betngerected, and homes are being: beau- -i:i oii;i;i. THE GAZETTE, not exceeding two daily, at the same

place, at any point distant six hun-dred yards or more from the publicplaza of Las Vegas.tilieü in & way that buows piatniy tnai

TJFCB THE At a meeting of the county commisruTAHumirn K!. 8. x.vcry person violating sectionssioners, oa Tuesday, May 6, 1884, thethe proprietor has come to (stay, inisis as it Bhould be. New Mexico isknown today as the finest healthclimate in the world, and is attractingES 1, 2, 8, 4, i, 6 or 7 of these ianitary

regulations within the city shall bosubject to the penalties provided byELKS louowing nonce regulations were es

tablished for the preservation of goodorder, peace and the sanitary condi Foundry and Machino &hop

Published by Tbe Gazette Company ofLas Vegas, N, M.

Entered in the Poatofllce in Las Vckmlis seoond class mtter. it oow In running or1pr, and baring will do all work In i.olr lio wllbtion of the city of La3 V egas :IMLLIAItl)

For the purposes of these regulaItlI,LIAItI

Parlor. tions the city of Las egas shall be'arlor.nrainewanu empaten, j neir Macbinc stiop wtu muke

Mill and Milling Machinery1KKM3 OK SUUSCKIPTION IN ADVANCE.BY MAIL 1STA(JE FUCK.

Duily, by mutt, 0110 your a $10 005 Wl

i ,Mottosite nriMT Oitllj , by ni;iil. Mil inrmlli- -

Duily, by mull, threa niontnOWOÍÍTK DBI'OT

more than her share of attention inthat respect. Her vast grazing plains,and mountain protection to stock isas well known, and capitalists arerushing in. Her valleys will abun-dantly produce every cereal, fruit andedible, and esculent roots, which iswell known and inviting the hus-

bandman. Our mountains, havingbeen tested for four years past, arepositively known to contain gold,silver, copper, lead and other min-

erals in large quantities and rich innualitv. The skeptical days concern

all that part of the county of SanMiguel comprised within the limitssurveyed, established and fixed by thesurveyor of tho citf of Las Vegasduring its late incorporation. -

lunp. t.uIUvh. lull Ki rn, ahaftiiu'. uvspecially ana win build and repair Mcam envines.in ojuiuiroii. Odios, pic

law for every twenty-lou- r hours hucHviolation continues after notice fromthe chief of police to cease or abatethe sam e.

9. That the word "city" whereverused in these regulations shall be con-strued to mean the city of Las Vegas,as herein provided.

Leandro Sanchez,Chairman Board of County Com-

missioners.Jose Ignacio Esquiijel.

Attest:Jesus M. Tafoya, Secretary.By Marcus C. pe Baca. Deputy.

eta All kindR ol iron turning, Uirinit, iliminir andDully. Uy earner, per wWeekly, by mail, uno year K

Wecklv, by Uiuii, six months 1 no

Weekly, bv mull, three month 1 00bolt cutting-- . TheirIN BASEMENT OF THE WARD BLOCK, LAS VEGAS

The following acts are hereby de ,OTJIsr3DH"X" "WILL MAKEiron Columna, ronooa. tovo Oratf. Bniiif, Llntnl Saith elphta, Foc Lid, I ojra, Wind- -silla and Capa, Boiler Frnt, Whwls. 1'ioihií, t tnlrs and Uahmten., Oratu liara Mower Ptrt .

(ESTABLISHED 1881) clared to be contrary to good orderand peace within the limits of the cityof Las Vegas :

Hlnir. Stove Bowl. Kto1. Falsely personating a policeman.A. A. & J. H. WISE In fact make anything of cunt Iron GlviMb. ru a rail aidmoney and delay.

Advertising rates tímele known on appl'C.ttln.t'ity subscribers are requested to Inform theoffice promptly in cuse l non-d- el i ve'jr ef thepHper, or laek of attention tin the part of thecurrier.

Wo shall always be ready to niibllnh com-munications, If eouehci In r upeetuble Inn-Ku-

bill muxt Irtota upon the writer sljrn-li'.-

tils muño tu tho same. Those havingimeviinces Birvy fiml atiafnctlon In our col- -

2. Any indecent exposure of theing New Mexico's advantages are overwith the invalid, the stock raiser, thefurmcr. and the prospector and the CASH PAID FOU OLD CAST IKuiperson, indecent or lewd behavior in

any public place in the city, exhibitAgents.Estate millions of eastern capital is at ourvery door, knocking for legitimateentrance. New Mexico is the country

ing or penorming any indecent or E. P. SAMPSON,LAS VEQ-AS- , - 2ÑT. IMT,

lewd play or other representation.t union men their renponisltiility O, Gr. SCHASFESR,Address all eommnnieuiii'tiM. wnetner otfOIl SALE.improved and

Unimuroved;j. uuiiKenness or intoxication infor the people.

RANCHESAND

Oittt

huslnesB nature or otherwise, toTill: liAZ II E CuMI'ANV

- i.as Vcviis, N. MDEAI.r.K INany public place; and any sherill.

constable or policemen may and shall TIF.8IDENT AOKNT FORIf the Gazette and Optic will givemore news to their readers, and stop arrest any person found in state of

drunkenness or intoxication with orThe Hliort-sto- p and the cutclicr have the discussion as to which paper rep PHELPS. DODGE & PALMER"Real EstateDrugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at allwithout process, and commit him toexchnnged places. resents the workingmen, there is no

doubt that subscribers to both papers9nCHICAGO, ILLS.,will be better pleased. Democrat.

mital nniii.AND

Business A. Benson. Arizona correspondent MANcry CTUitEits or Honrs, Day or Night.Those who profess to be good

guessers claim that Blaine will benominated on the lirst ballot. A surething is very unsafe in a politicalconvention.

of the Arizona Live Stock Journal,under the date of the 17th says: "Mr.verJames Chisum. in company with Mr

BOOTS AND SHOES

Mail Orders Solicited.HOUSED

. FOBRoberts, left us a few days ago andwent to their home in New Mexico,

rwisoXAL pen sketches aud para-graphing of noted men is becomingvery fashionable lately. In fact insome sections it has almost reached a"craze."

for the purpose of bringing to the Sanl'edro river, near Benson, fourteen

the county jail until sober or in a con-dition to be tried for his offence.

4. Throwing any stone or other mis-sile at or upon any building, tree, orOther public or private property, or inany street, alley, or public place, soas to endanger persons passing or be-

ing in such street, alley, or publicplace.

5. Making or assisting in makingany improper noise, riot or disturb-ance of the peace, using profane, ob-

scene or offensive language to anyperson or in any public place.

G. Disturbing any law ful assemblyof people by any rude or indecent be-

havior.7. Keeping a disorderly house.8. Immoderately riding or driving

any horse or mule, or riding or driv

MINKS.S. CHADWICK

MAM't'ACTlllKK OF

IOMIEITRENT. thousand head of cattle. Mesilla SfXTH STREET EXCHANGENews. S.Rents Collected and Taxes Paid. Mind, 'muscle and energy make the

union of the human being, and, like Ul ah has now 10,000 small farmsaveraging twenty-liv- e acres and thewhole must be irrigated. There is

he ' elements, ' produces goodSIXTH AND DOUGLAS STS.. LAS vEQ-Ap- , M- - mCORNERCLUB ROOMS ATTAGHEDonlv one larce farm in the territory,

and clothes the earth withbeauty, i but when enraged,like the angry elements, lays wasteits productions. Wind and water aremighty elements.

and it is owned by a company. TheGreat Salt Lake, according to Elder

T. O.MEBKIN.MABOELLINO.e A.

WHOLESALE AND HE TAIL DEALERS INCannon, contains enough salt tosup: Finest Brands of Liprs aM Ci&aning for tho purpose of training ornlv America for centuries. All thatis necessary in preparing it for mar o

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TOM COLLINS, Proprietor.ket is to driye to the edge of the lakewith a wagon and a man with a pairO

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A ooxsxrcTiox train which pre-ceded the special train carrying rail-road officials and others to the Cityof Mexico was wrecked 100 milessouth of Chihuahua, and six menkilled and a number injured. Ob-

structions had been placed on thetrack, it is iupposed, by bandits whowished to wreck tho special train forthe purpose of robbery.

SHUPP & COAfter loading it is taken toagrinding

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machine, and being run through it is

breaking any wild or vicious animalin any road, street or alley.

9. Urinating during daylight, or de-

positing any excrement on any sidewalk, or against any wall or fence, onan any street or alley.

10. Engaging in any sport or exer-cise likely to frighten horses, injurepassengers or embarrass the passageof persons or vehicles.

11. Quarreling in a boisterous man-ner, or lighting in any publio place.

12. Failure of any owncror occupantof any premises to keep their portals,sidewalks, streets, or alleys adjoiningwhen such occupied space is no long-er necessary for the purposes aforesaid,

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An old political associate of Mrr'l

Successor to W. II. Bhupp

MANUFACTURERS OF'TA Conkling, resident in the west andwho had not seen tlie senator since Hahis retirement from public life unti Sxtisrotio3a. Quaranto ec3LWAGONS CARRIAGESto-da- y, said to night that Conklingreiterated the expression frequently

Mr. "Charles A. Daxa, editor ofthe New York Sun, has been to Mex-ico. Ho returns to tell the peoplethat the republic is a mere shell or asham. The people universally likeour "better elements" are entirelyindifferent to andof course "there is no 'politics; thereis no public opinion; there is no freepress; there is no It

TOHISr W, HILL &c CO,Successors to Weil & Oraai.

such premises clean and in good order. AND DEALER IN

attributed to him lately, "That hewould rather see Elaine nominatedthan Arthur, and, of course, Grant ispreference to cither." '

Mi'. Conkling suggested that itwould be a good thing, since partylines were not strictly drawn, for the

ár a m mlo. Obstructing or encumberingany road, street or alley, or public

HKAVY HARDWAREsquare; by placing and leaving there Commission hflercnants,on any earth, stones, bricks, adobes,is ii military despotism, without anything of that sentiment or personalrights which fonns tho essence of self- -

democrats to take up Grant as they Iron, English Cast Steel, Plow Steel, Pip?timber, lumber, boxes, carriages,wagons, carts or any other obstruc-tion of any kind.

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Music, Books, Sheet Music, Spanish Books, Etc.

Also, Harps, Accórdeons Guitars, Violins, String and Band In-

struments, and Musical Merchandise Generally., -

' v 1jjNOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT,.Pianos and Organs Sold on Monthly Payments. Old Pianos Taken

"in Exchange.Bridge St., Eastol First National Bank, Las Vegas.

government, and without which re-

publican institutions arc a snare." Provided, that any person desiring FLOORDenver limes. to build, repair or improve his prop-erty or premises, may use snch reason

t'oxt-s- , Thimble Skeins, Iron Axlea,Springs, Chains, Vulcan An-

vils, 20 lbs. and upward.Llackstiilihs's

Toola,Oak, Ash and Hickory FlMik, Foplsr .umber,"pokes. Fulloes. Patimt Wheels. Oak iknd Aeh

It is not astonishing that thisable portion of any road, street or alcountry should' have so many tramps And Produce of All Kinds.

LAS VEG-A3- . nfw MEX COley, adjoining such premises, as maywhen proJessionals malee so mucnbe necessary ibr'such purpose. Andprovided further, that such road Tongnes, Coupling Poles, Hubs, CV.rlage,

money at public exhibitions. Fitz-gerald gets for his six-da- y walk 8,480;liowell; W.2S0; Panchot, $1.970; Xor-cma- c,

$1,050; Hart. $730: Vint, $000,

street or alley, Bhall at all times beopen to the passage of vehicles anfl MENDENHALL, HUNTER & CO.,

wagon ami l'low Woodwork and (arriadoForginf;s. Keep on baud a full stock oí

Carriages, lapos, Buckboardssaid road, street or alley shall becleared of all incumbrances andand Elson $150'.' Tho score of Fitz-

gerald was 010 mile; that of Howell602. In April, 1.SS0, Frank H. Hart placed in good order by tho person so

building, repairing or improving. ' FEED A.ND SALE STABLEmade 505 miles; in November, 1SS0,Powell, 500; in January, 1881, John Send in yonr orders, and have vo&r vuhfclet14. Digging holes or making exca

mad,! at homo, und keu the monev In the TerHughes, oOS; in May, 1881, li. int, ritory. 23 , Axict TrtToawt lian Vo .vations in any road, street or alleywithout permission from tho properauthority. .

LUMBER ASSOCIATION.OATITAIj STOCK 0200,000.

...P. O. Box 304. LAS ViiGAS,

Also Airont for A. A. Cooper's CelobratodBtool Skein Wawons

did Greeley. In response to a sug-gestion that in case of Grant's elec-

tion, under those circumstances, liewould feel in duty bound to choosehis advisers from among those whonominated him, Conkling shook hishead, and said: "That might be con-sidered afterward."

In those.banks in New York whichopen accounts with men who . canneither read or write a password isestablished, which is used as a meansof identification. A man who wasunable to read or write was in S),Louis, where he was a complete stran-ger, and wished to draw money froma bank in Texas, where ho had anaccount. He could not identify him-self in any of the ordinary ways, andhe was asked to have his photographtaken. When this was done it wasattached to a check, upon which hemade his mark, and was sent forward.A telegram came back to pay thecheck, and the man got his moneyby means of his photograph. It issaid that this is the first instancewhere a man ever put his photographthrough the routine of bankbusiness.

Exchange.

Quite a Difference.Two o'clock edition.

Colonel Blank, the president of the

; m December, JMtzgeraia,y:,2; in March,. 1882, llazacl, 000 Unalers in Horses and Mules, also Fine Uuieu m t

UIga for tho Hot SpriogB and other Points of Interest, Y. ii i' tor a

it-9- Liver" 'miles. 15. Placing obstructions or filth in FRISCO LINE." Oüttitq in the Territory.the Gallinas river or any acequia.

Senator Plit.mb has introduced aill in the senate to the effect that no 10.' Permitting any portal to bes

foreign corporation, .more than ten come or remain insecure or dangerou-fro- m

any cause. St, Louis & Sao Francisco R'y,ier cent ot stock is held bv aliens,17. Kiding any animal upon anyV. incaIxirenzo Lopez.

H. W. WYMAN,Wholesale Liquor Dea

shall acquire a title to lands in theterritories, and that no corporation,except railroads, shall acquire more

sidewalk, or under any portal, or per-mitting any horse, mule, ox, or burroLOPEZ i J3j&.C2jÉ. erNo Change of Cars

BETWEENto enter upon any sidewalk orthan o.iKXJ acres, lho text ol another

18. Permitting any horse, mule, San Francisco, Cal.,I'roprlctor of tbobill reads as follows; "Beit enacted,that it shall be unlawful for any per-son or association of persons not citi-zens of the United States, or for anycorporation or company organized

AND

W. II. McBravor, T. B. Rípy, W. S. Hume.Champagnes, Wines and Brandies, Ale, iter and Beer

BAR FIXTURES.burro, ox, cow, calf, swine, or dog, torun at large in the plaza of Las Vegas:any constable or policeman may andshall kill any dog so running at large St. Louis, Mo.ADVANCE SAW MILL

Seneraljtuuibcr doalrr. Large umntint of best lumber const Hotly on hnnd. JUteglow."s Oftlce north of lirliljíc utrcet slatlon. Laa Vcatu, N. SI.

ana unaccompanied by the owner orunder tho authority ol any loreignstate, princo or potentate, to acquiretitle from tho United .States to a other person having such dog in

G. fc F. railroad, one of our most es IMPORTED and DOallESTlC GIG AKSchargo.greater quantity of public lands than teemed and influential citizens, had Throuirh Pullman PalUco Slponlna: Cara artl'J. Saloon keepers and keepers of Jas v Rgnn - - ISTow Mcan individual person ol the united now run daily without change between 8an oxieo.disorderly houses .permitting minorsan unfortunate difficulty with a mannamed Star yesterday. Star com rranciHCo, uaitiornm. and rt. LniiH. MisStates authorized to enter under the

souri, over tho Southern I'ltcillu to theto visit or frequent their premises.settlement and improvement laws Needles, the Atlantic Ac Piieitlo to Albumitted a most unprovoked assault 0. Persons who, by themselves orthereof, or to acquire, receive or holdby deed, grant, demise or trust, herc- -

querque, N. M , tho Atcnison, Topeka & BunUi Fe to HalstCHd, Kiinsus, and tho St. Loul

Kan Francisco Hallway to 8t. Loul.upon Colonel Blank, and the colo-nel was forced, in self defence, to

their agents, sell or give any intoxicating liquor to any minor with

PONDER & MKNDIiNIIA LL,PUAC'IICAL

Plumbers and Gas Fitters,ltcr executed, a greater quantity ol 'inis is positively tno only route runnins

THE BANK SALOON !

Contor Street,Chris. Sellman, Proprietor.

to use his pistol, wounding the man out the consent ol his parents or through cars to Ht. Liu 19.and in the territories of the UnitedUy this line there is onlv ono chitnsro of carpguardian.States than 040 acres." between tho Pacido and tho Atlantic coa t21. Gaming houses who permit which is at HI. LoiiIh. Aud Wholesale and Kot ail Dealers Inminors to visit or Irequent their Passonirers tor tit. Louis and all ii,The Denver Tribune in speaking

Star fatally. Colonel Blank has thesympathy of the whole communityin liia trouble. We aro opposedto men taking the lawin their own hands, butwhen men in Colonel Blank'sposition are wantonly attacked with

cities should buy their tick eUpremises.22. Any house, room, building or IRON PIPE, FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS

of the disposition of cattle men inthat state to hide tho facts of theprolits in the business, says that toattempt to hide the fact that im

conducted on the square, and ouen day Via Halstead, Kan.,place ol any description lor the smokAll kinds of games,and night' ing of opium or any preparationmurderous intent, we advocate their thereof; and any person who keeps or and the St. Louis & Snn Frnclsco Kallwaj

BItlDUK ST., V. LAS VEOAB. mense cattle ranges in this countryare still open to occupancy would beCENTER BT., K. LAS VE1UA3. rignt to ucicnu themselves, it was

fortunate that the colonel carried atho great through car route"

PIouho cnll noon tho ticket airent and iretmaintains or who is a visitor or Irequcnter of such places shall bo punished as now provided by law.

Plumbing Coods Bath Tubs Water Closets. Etc.Also a 1,111 lí,lc oi' wrought Iron Tipo,

titting, Kubhcr Hose, rumps, Fine tías Fixtures,Hanging Lamps, CoaLFixturcs, Chimneys, Etc.

listol. : fullpiu'tlculurH.Train having through car on for St. Loulf

enve Laa Vegan dully at 2.45 e. m.

as silly as to try to create the impres-sion that there is no more gold andsilver in our 'mountains. If the latC. A. KATHBTJN, Four o'clock cnMlion.

23. Any officer In these regulationswe nave just learned that it wasreferred to, failing to comply withnot Colonel Blank, president of the

V. W. ItUUKHSV. P. aud General Manager, St. Lou Is, Mc

D. WISH ART,Gouoral PaHscuirer Agent. St. l.ouia. II o

num-Ding-, Gas Fitting, and Steam FittingsDRAI F.lt IN these regulations shall bo subject toit t . railroad, but a man named

removal and his pay likewise suspend

ter could be done and all otherminers kept out, of course therewould bo millions of dollars of silverreserved for our own miners to digout at their leisure. But the general

Jomes G. Blank, a street car drivered by the probate judge. Agents ior llaxtun Steam Heater Co.

SIXTH BTHKET. next door to San Miguel Dank. L AH VH OAB. K. M.on the G line. andTconinarativelv H. W. WYMAN,24. Any person who shall violatestranger in the city, who killed Mr.

ntercsts-o- f tho city and etate require Star yesterday, who is now lying any of the provisions of the foregoingsections shall be tried therofor beforethat all mines bo worked, that all

Boots. Shoes. Leather and Findings.

IBOOTS AND SHOES TO ORDER.Agent for Burt & Packard. E. C. Burt and M- - D. Wells & Co.

dead with a ghastly wound in hisDealer Ina justice of the peace in the city ofcattle ranges bo occupied tojtheir ca nock. The latter was a hard-wor- k

ing, inoffensive man. We are conpacity, and that all larm Janus be Las V egas, and on being found guiltyshall be punished as now provided bytrained to say that it was a coldlied us soon as possible

The more intelligent cattle men do Metallic & Wood Cife & Castetslaw.blooded murder, rivaling in atroci25 These regulations shall takety tno worst case ol tho kind wenot take tho view we allude to. They

seo that ns soon us the rango is fuílthen will begin a rapid rise in the

ever heard of. The murdered

WIIOLESALK AND UK TAIL

DRUGGIST,FIRST NATIONAL SANK BUILDING

Xi Vet- -. - - Wow McixlooHa. just opened h.s new .toca ..ds, '.oHotJJ. Artie,,,, Pa.nt. andPT"Thu most careful attention is giren to the Prescription trade-f- fl

Holo agent for New Mexico for tho oonnnon sense truna

effect and be in force after being pubMyer Friedman & Bro., mman's family have the sympathy of lished for one week in the Las Vegasthe whole community in their great

DEAI.r.KS INDAILY UAZETTE.

. SANITARY REGULATIONS.sorrow and bereavement. We are

value of occupied ranges and of theherds upon them, and that those nowin possession caji sell out nt an enor-mous advance. The business being asecure one for largo blocks of capital,

opposed to lynch law, but there arecascsin which it is not to be exWool, Hides, and Pelts, Embalming a SpecialtyThe following acts and things aro

hereby forbidden within tho city, asbeing contrary to its proper sanitary

pected that an outraged public willwait on tho slow action f the courts.investors will uc content with a much KOBEItr OAKLEY. H. 11. DUNCAN.smaller income than. now. Sellers This thine of carrvine rnutnl in an condition, viz :. , r ; ? .will bo able to obtain a price for their All funerala undor my charge will hare theoutrage that glioma bo suppressedLARD, HEATS, FLOUR AND GRAIN, 1. Any pen or place where swine very bust attention at roaaonablo price. Km.by tno strong arm ol the lav,-- .

balmlng satisfactorily done. Upen night andranges based upon a capitalization ofthe net return at a very Ioav rate of shall be kept so as to bo offensive.

2. Any cellar, vault, private drain day. All or era by telegraph promptly atXjU9 Vogas, - - 3NT-- M tended to.interest. pool, privy yard, corral, or premisesm;ymi;xico news.St.which shall be, or become, nauseousSEASON OF 1881. Southeast Corner oí Seventh

and Douglas Avcnuo.foul or iniunous to health.Chas. M. Baily, of Gainesville,

OAKLEY & DUNCAN ,

Stock ExchangeFeed and Sale Stables.FINEST LIVKKY IS THE CITi'. JO()l) TEAMS AND CAIIKFI'L DKIVKUS NICK

KlOli FOIt COMMEltCIAL MEN. ItoitHES AND MCLK.S IIOI.'OHT ANDsOLD.SIXTH STREET. Near tho St. Mchola Hotel, - . . . Lih Vrifiw N M

J. B. KLATTENHOFF, From all portions of New Mexico LAS VEGA 8 New Mexicolexas, has purchased aone-hft- h inter3. Allowing to he discharged, or

permitting to flow from any privy anyfoul or nauseous liquor, or substance

come reports ot prosperity, in thosouth tho vineyards givo indications in the Harry Coppermine, nearDcin

ing for $1,000.DEA LEU IN of a bountiful yield. As the winter of any kind, upon any street, alley or S. B, WATROUS & SON,Thomas Murphy, of Lake Valley other public piacc.has been confirmed sheriff of Sierra 4. Failure of any owner or custodian

has not been severo, fruit trees andvines show thrift and will bo wellladened with fruit. Tho mines arc

y .... vi county, and W, K. Pratt, of Hillsbor to bury, or remove beyond the cityyT-- ' ,''t í Tro, as recorder. lmits, any animal or brute which'; ; ,i

': GLASSWARE, T producing in every portion of thomountain ranges a thousand fold may die from any cause within the GENERAL MERCHANDISE IKLIXMAHTINKZ.city. 'greater than any previous spring I TUINIPAI) MAItTiN'KAir. u. Ji, leagardcn has secured

the contract for haul inn frcicht fromQUEENSWÁRE. Etc. m Mon of expenenco have completed .4ArrOl 1U1 D V WI1J UlHlAtVLas Cruces to Organ and back for theand aro building oro machinery that or elsewhere, any tainted or putridmeat or any unwholesome provisionsurgan smelter.Kepalrlng dona with ncutnosi and drgputrb FELIX MARTINEZ & CO.,Undertaking orders promptly attonile.l te.

ftpond hand good boiiebt nnd lold.i nut an cipuniuoui,, unu ore is reduced at one-hal- f the cost it was i

venr nco. Stock men urn inbilanfA scarcity of workmen on the rail Hay, Grain .and Cattle.or vegetables.

G. Throwine into any road, streetroad is reported. Laborers are notplenty enough to fill positions at $1.40 alloy, Bquare,or other publicplaco, and

thcro leaving, any manure, ashes.The ranges arc forward with grass andevery kind of stock, sheep, cattleST.NIOHOLAS HOTEL per day. Baton Independent.and horses wintered well and are in cleanings or corrals, yards, stables orThirty-si- x tons of oro from the Em Watrous, - N SIpremises, or any wrapping paper. Merchandise,liner coudition than any other springfor yoars. The railroad company is

ma and muden ircasuro mines, in eneraChloride Flat, were shipped to Socor wasto paper, Ola clothes, shoes., hatsbottles, tin cans, broken elass, boardsexpciuunsr aargo sums ol money inTHE v 3?03?TTXj HOTEI ro for treatment last week.permanent and needed improvement A. 0. SCHMIDT,

Manufacturer ofchips, shavings, earth, or sweepingsfrom an y placo of budines'.llcnnino Baca and family, Damaau along me line. Tho laboring ninnAST XjA VEGA8, 7 Killing or dressing for sale anycio JSAca ana lainuy, J oso naca andand capitalist have regained confi-

dence as the cloud of business de WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.family Edward Staplcton and familarge house hs ireontljr been pincel In freet order nd l kcit In flrttcladi itrio. . , ....U HUIIM. n,. I I.I I I

cattla, calven, sheep or nwine withintho city. Provided, that this section Ocueralblacktmltblng and repairing, Grandpression has blown past, and renewed

Highest Market Price Paid for Wool, Hides and Pelts,

Las Vegas, - New Mexico.ly, .all of Socorro, nave moveito their ranches in the Tularosa val Arenue, opposite ijocunari (oactivity in business circles is seen on

wvm Twi.viivwi w nvw'yjtuHjiii'irn tl.uil liv Pllf utueruuiVI 1U MJWD ,

US-1- 3. Taylor, Proprietor. shall not bo construed to prohibitpersons from killing sheep or animals.lev.every hand. I'uildingof private resi i, KB VEGAS, . ;,íWMEX10O

LAS VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE; SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1884after being Ihirvf-fiT- e houn in the CHEMISIS HAvt ALWAYS FOUNDTHE GAZETTE.E OGOAL REDUC

preparación del mismo; y cualesquie-ra quo tenga o dirija n que sea unvisitante o frecuentador de tales lu-

gares sera castigado según ahora pro-visto por ley.

23. El oficial, u oficiales, a quienesestos reglamentos aluden y falten a sucumplimiento esta sujeto a remo-ción como también a perder su pagocomo tal oficial, cuya remoción ysuspension do. pago sera hecha por el

Coal $7 50 üer ton óeered- - Coal $6 00 at yard.

Coal $3 60 per half ton delivered. Coke $5 00 delivered-Woo- d

$2 00 p. r load delivered. Charcoal 35c. cer bushel

All Ool will too --old --trlotly for CASH, iwxciNo oxooptloua m,cio.

fur mm m wm i

TXiTjErUOND ICO. 4.T

A. H. MAKTIN.

DEALERS

Daily and WeeklyKENTUCKY BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES.

AMD DISTILLERS' AGENTS.CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDIES

w V I ?,. í pSS'i I"mV, "d ? low as hon,--t uods can be Bold, as ourus to luy and sell cheap.

imrc-bas'-. ar ma le for cfh, which

Marwede Building. Next to the Postoffice, Bridge Street.- NEW MEXICOLAS VEGAS, -

$10.00$3.00

rand Printing Material

DAILY

All Orders for Paper

LAS VBGrASBlIEIl IJ MIÜSIÍÉ

must be accompanied by theOur 1 Jeer is brewed from the choicest malt and hops

and warranted to give entire satisfaction. Our

BOTTLED BBS3F?Lis second to none in the market.

liKINlNGEU & ItOTIHiESl, PROPS.Orders Solicited. - Las Vegas, N. M.

OilANDSALOONFASHION

C-- O- - 3D.BOOTH 11131 OF rXiii-lKA- ..

WEST LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.

FINEST WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS CONSTANTLY ON Mi"W. 3D. I.TJI3CII3n.. Prop. coinTHE GAZETTE

with its

INCREASED

WEST SIDE SHOE 1 STORE.Tor tlio next thirty days I will sell

my entire stock of

BOOTS and SHOES AT COST.Come earlv and secure bargains.

O. J.BridSoStreet, - LasVegas.for handling- -

largely

FACILITIES

to this office ae low as consistent

boats without food or water, were rescued bv the Norwegian Iheresa,of Christiana, from that portbound for Qaebeo. On the 22d twenty-fou- r

ot tbsm were transferred on boardthe ship Louisia. from Cardiff to Que-be- e,

where they remained until May 5,when they were taken on board theTitania for Quebec. It is telieyed 135lives were lost. The rescued party onboard the Titania presented a pitiableappearance. S3 sudden was the ca-lamity that many of them who were intheir bunks at the time hai to hurry ondeck and into the boats in their nightclothes. The bark went down instantly.Frightened passengers came on deck intheir night clothes and a scene of inde-scribable confusion ensued. Womenwent into hysterics and men refused tomove. Women especially objected toleaving the doomed vessel. Some whocould have been easily saved absolutelyrefused to budge an inch, and thosewho clung to the bottom of the cap-sized boat all night suffered terribly.During the thirty-fiv- e hoars tho sur-

vivors were afloat they had not a dropto drink, and were beginning to feel allthe horrors of extreme thirst whenrescued. Seamen all agree that the caseof the State of Florida was the quickestand most appalling disaster they everheard ot. James Steele, of Ayr, sur-geon of the State of Florida, was of the

pinion that the real inwardness of thecollision would never be ascertained,as tho whole thing was too sudden.The passengers were all in bed at time,and so were the sailors who were offduty. He says the officers, crew andpassengers all seemed to have lost theirheads.

London, May 9. The Times in re-

ferring to the hisses and groans withwhich Gladstone was greeted yesterdayat the health exhibition, says: We arehardly wrong in supposing that thofeeling of discontont which is graduallygathering since tho nerveusness of thegovernment policy in Lgvpt becameapparent, immensely increased oy tnetreatment of Gordon

REGLAMENTOS DE POLICIA.

En una reunion de los comisiona-dos del condado el martes dia 6 deMayo, 1884, los siguientes reglamen-tosd- e

policía fueron establecidos parala conservación del buen orden, puz ysanidad de la ciudad de Las Vegas:

Para los fines de estos reglamen-tos, la cuidad de Las Vegas, sera todaaquella parto del condado de San Mi-

guel, comprendida dentro de los lim-ites agrimensados establecidos yfijadospor el agrimensor do la cuidad de LasVegas durante su incorporación.

Los siguientes actos son por esta de-

clarados de ser contrarios al buen or-

den y la paz dentro de los limites dela ciudad de Las Vegas :

1. Falsamente representar ser unoficial do policía.

2. Cualesquiera exposición indecen-te do la persona, o cualesquiera com-portamiento indecente o lascivo encualquiera lugar publico de la cuidad;exhibir o ejecutar cualquiera juego orepresentación indecente o lasciva.

3. Borrachera o embriaguez en cual-quiera lugar publico; y cualquieraalguacil, mayor, condestable o policía,puede arrestar y arrestara cualquierapersona que se encuentre en tal estadode borrachera o embriaguez con o sinnroceso. v la nondra en la cárcel delcondado hasta quo este sobria y cn estado de ser juzgada por su densa, .

4. Arroiar niedras u otros obietossobre cualquiera edificio, árbol, uotrapropriedad publica o privada, o encualesquiera calle o callejón o lugarpublico poniendo en pel'gro a las per-sonas que pasan o están cn talcalle, callejón o lugar publico.

5. Hacer o ayudar a hacer cuales-quiera ruido improprio, motin, o que-brantamiento de ia paz, usar lenguageprofano, obsceno u ofensivo hacia al-

guna persona o cn cualquiera lugarpublico.

(j. Perturbar cualquiera reunion le-

gal del pueblo por un comportamien-to rudo o indecente.

7. Mantener una casa desordenada.' 8. Correr o arrear imoderadarae lite cualquiera caballo o muía, o correro arrear con el nn de amansar cual-quiera animal salvage o vicioso encualquiera camino calle o callejón.

0. Orinarse durante el dia, o depositar cualesquiera excremento sobrecualesquiera banqueta, o en contra decualesquiera pared o cerco, o en cualesouiera calle o callejón.

10. Ocuparse en cualesquiera juegoo ejercicio capaz de espantar los caballos, dañar a los pasageros o embarazur cí paso de personas o de vehiculos.

11. Disputar de una manera estrepitosa o pclcarso en cualesquiera lugarpublico.

12. Faltar el ocupante o dueño decualesquiera premisas, de mantenerbus portales, banquetas, calles o callejones adyacentes a tales premisas, atenerlas limpias y en buen orden.

13. Obstruir o embarazar cualesquieracamino, calle o callejón o plaza pub-lica colocando v deiando allí tierra.piedras, ladrillos, adobes, palos, ma-dera, cajones, carruages, carros, carretones, o alguna otra obstrucción decualesquiera clase.

Proveído, quo cualesquiera personaque deseo construir, reparar o mejorarsu proprieded o premisas podra haceruso de tal porción razonable de cua-lesquiera camino, calle o callejón ad-

yacentes a tales premisas cuanto seanecesario para tal objeto. Y proviedoademas quo tal camino calle o callejón, estara cn todo tiempo abierta alpaso do vehículos, y cuando tal tre-cho ocupado no sea mas necesariopara los fines antedichos, dicho camino calle o callejón sera limpiada dotodos estorbos y puesta cn buen or-den por la persona que asi construye,repara a mejora.

14. Excavar agujeros o hacer excavaciones en cualesquiera camino calle

callejón Bin permiso do la propriaautoridad.

!". Poner obstrucciones o inmundicias en el rio do Las Vegas o cn cua-lesquiera acequia.

10. Permitir que cualesquiera portal se haga o quedo inseguro o peli-groso por cualesquiera causa.s 17. Arrear cualesquiera animalobro cualesquiera banqueta, o permitir cualesquiera caballo, muía,bucv o burro do entrar sobre cualesquiera banqueta a portal.

18. Permitir cualesquiera caballo,muía, burro, buey, vaca, becerro,marrano o perro do andar sueltos cnla plaza do Las Vegas; cualesquieracondestable o policía puedo y mataracualesquiera perro quo se encuentreamlanuo suelto y quo no esto acompañado por bu dueño u otra personanuc tenga a bu cargo el tal perro.

11. Los quo tienen salon y los quemantienen casas desordenadas y quepermiten a los menores visitar o frc.cuentar sus premisas.

20. Las personas que por ellas mismas o por bus agentes vendan o dencualquiera licor embriagante a cualosquiera menor sin el consentimicnto do sus padres o guardianes.

21. Las casas de juego que permitena los menores uo visitar o frecuentarsus premisas.

22. Cualesquiera casa, cuarto, edi-ficio ó lucrar de cualquiera descripción

Ipara fines do fumar opio o alguna

T-- Jt 8. r. TIME TABLE.Railroad Tim.

Arrive, . TKAI.NÍ. llsri.8 40 p. m San Franeltoo Fxp. 8:00 p. m.

a. ra. Arizona txpress. ?'"C:I0 a. m. Atlantic Express. 6:85 a. m.Sl: p. ra New York KxpreM. : P- -

v;'!5 p. ra Kulrrant, taut. ii:" i.4;or p. tn KmlKranUwt't.4 :'15L:

iCl ttKlAOH JtKASCH.Leaves "JfcIs Vcfrw 6:a. m., t:30. m.S:)p. m.,

and 8:05 p. ni- - Hot Springs b; a. m., 8:15 a.m. 1:45 p.m., aud8:u5p. m.

Too Tecos and fort Bascora mail buck-boanl- s,

carrying passenfrerg, leave the post-olll- oe

on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridaymornings at 7 o'clock. Arrives, Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday evenings.

ThoMora mall, horseback, loavM on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ; via Los Alamosand Sapello. Arrives, Monday, Wednesdayand Friday of each week.

Pontofliee open dally, except Sundays, from7 a. m. till 8 p. m. iieglstry hours from 8 a.in. to 4 p. m. Op- - Sundays lor one hourafter arrival of mails.

TBLEGEAPHJÍKWSY NOTES

By Wire Tliia Morning from a Busy

World.By Western Associated Tress.

St. Joiins, N F., May 9. TheThetis, of the Greely expedition, ar-

rived this morning.Boston, May 9. A thunder stbrm

this morning damaged buildiDg atWalapole, Mass., and several towns inMaine and New Hampshire.

Lawrence, Mass., May 9. tx-May--

Saunders is held fur trial for ballot-bo-x

stufling.San Antonio, Texas, May 9. Brig-

adier General Stanley arrived yesterdayand as.su mod command of the depart-ment of Texas.

Chicago, May 9. CommissionerFisk denies that ho has resigned thoo flice of commissioner, and says there isnot the slightest rumor for the founda-tion that he had resigned.

Uolumbia, S. C, May 9. James A.Coleman was hanged thin morning fortho murder and outrage of Sarah Wil-lis. He was a leading republican andand school master of Lourens county.

San Francisco, May 9. Dr. F. M.Gardner, a young man lately married,living at San Pablo, Cal., took thirtygrains of morphine lost night. His wifeswallowed a dose of dagitalis. The wifewas Baved, but tho husband diod.Domestic infelicity.

New Yokk, May 9. The Marinebank begun suit against F. Ward lo re-cover $7,000.000, amount of overdraftspaid out by the bank on Ward's account.An attachment was granted against tnehouse and personal property of Wardn (trnnkiyn, ,j no nf riir m in posses

sion.Ashland, Ohio May 9 (iuorgo Horr

and William Gibbons, in jail here forthe murder of Harrv Williams, andsentenced to be hanged May 10, tookmorphine this morning with suicidalntent, but medical skill thwarted their

purpose and they will recover,Elizabethtown, Ky., May 9. This

morning about one o clock a massedmob came to town, taking tho keysfrom the jailer, took Miles Petty, thenegro who some weeks ago outragedMiss Vanwcrt, and carrying him a fewmiles from town, hung him to a tree.

El Faso, Texts, May 9. Robbers attacked the down train on the MexicanCentral, fully miles below Querataratoday, llieytoreun a rail and succeeded iu derailing tho train but notwrecking it. Uno robber was killed.No passengers were hurt or robbed.

Halifax, May 9. Faraday landedthe shore end of the cabio at Cayuso,ilnvrsday; then laid seventy miles atsea, returned and connected with theshore end and started for Cape Ann.Ho expects to completo tho cable to tholatter place in a week.

San Francisco, May 9. The Sharondivorco case has entered on a period ofsurprising revelations. Mrs. MarthaWilson lestified yesterday to havinggiyen false evidence on behalf of theplaintiff, and Harry L. Wells, who tes- -tiliod foi the plaintiff that ho hoardSharon introduce Miss Hill to Mr. True.of Santa Cruz, siuco deceased, as hiswife, confessed today that tho story was

talsihcatiou and that nothing of thekind ever occurred. In making theconfession the witness burst into tears.He said " True told me there was $250,- -000 in the affair, and 1 was to have$100,000."

Parsons, KAn., May 9. A boiler ofan engine of the M., K. & P. railroadexploded this afternoon in tlie roundhouse of tho Missouri 1 aeilio at thisplace, killing two men and woundisgseveral others and demolishing fourseel ions of tho round house. Thebuilding is a largo stone structure.Tho end walls were blown out and theroof entirely torn off. The engine wasan old one lately repaired, and was undergoing tests when tho explosion oocurred. J. L. Nichols was fatallywotmaca, ana jvi. a. oiatteny ana uo- -loy Lamonte, who were on tho engine,were blown through the roof and instantly killud.

Nebraska City, May 9. Tho bodyof Thus. Leonard, an Englishman thirty years old, was found shockingly mutilated in a deep cut in tho eastern partof tho city yesterday. Tho houd wascrushed and the faeo beaten and disfigured . almost beyond recognition.His assailant, had evidently made anattempt to drag tho body to tho riverbank, but had failed Among tho effects of tho deceased was found a certi- -ticato from tho company commander inthe eighth regiment of the Britisharmy. Fivo hundred dollars reward isoffered for the arrest of the murderer

Sterling, May 9. A penitential?guard, in chargo of oight convicts,whom ho was transferring from i rank- -fort to tho prison on tho KentuckyCentral railroad reached hero yester-day afternoon and tarted on foot fortho prison. Fivo of tho prisoners weremet, who said one of tho pnsonori.complaining that tho handcuffs werehurting bitu, took advantage of theopportunity and ovorpowerod thoguard, seized Ids gun and killed him.1 ho three prisoners then escaped andtho other üvo were trying to reach theprison.

Pittsburg, May 9 Oliver's wiremill, on tho south side, was the sceno ofa brutal and unprovoked assault, whichrosnlted in tin murder of a German'wire puller. Fred llogan an assistant.Simon ilice, a Hungarian, were work-ing at the wire machine, when throughthe carelessness of tho latter the wiregot tangled. This angered 1 login, wholiegHn a most Lbusive tirade, and whenRice tola him to stop, ho picked up aheavy hammer lying near by andstruck him over the head, felling hhnlike a log. llogan struck three moreblows, pounding the faco to a jolly andurushing the skull.

Quebec, May 0.The following istneomciai report tl liio nurd oflicorThe State of Florida left New YorkApril 11, with about 167 passengers andcrew, and a full general cargo. Allwent well until tho night oftho eighteenth, at H:;i0. when theyeamoin collision with the bark Ponema,or Luamaui, N. is., captain uelburn.Both ships went down almost instantly,and out oi me steamer s passcngorsand crew only forty-four- , including thettewaia rainagoa to escape in boats,and ont of tho trk' crew of fifteenonly tho captain and two seamen wortsaved. 1 he noxt morning the bark wasobserved bottom up. The survivors,

juez de pruebas.24. Cualquiera persona que obre

contrario a lo provisto en las antece-dentes secciones, sera juzgado por lomismo ante un juez de paz de la ciu-dad de Las Vegas y sobre convicciónde culpabilidad se ' le impondrá uncastigo según ahora provisto porley.

23. Estos reglamentos tomaranefecto y estaran en fuerza después deuna semana do publicidad cn LasVegas Daily Gazette.

reglamentos de sanidad.Los siguientes actos y cosas son por

esta prohibidos dentro de la ciudad,siendo contrarios a su propia condi-ción do salud : a saber :

1. Cualesouiera trochil o luear cndonde so tengan marranos, cuandoestén colocados a manera que seanofensivos.

privado, poso, patio privaáo, corral opremisas, que sean o se hagan nauseosos, sucios, ofensivos, o injuriososa la salud.

3. Permitir que se descargue o permitir que Huya de cualesquiera co-mún, cualesquiera licor sucio o nau-seoso, o sustancia de cualesquieraclase sobre cualesquiera calle o callejón u otro lugar publico.

4. .taita do cualesouiera dueño ocustodiantede enterraro remover fuera de los limites de la cuidad cualesqui-era animal o bruto que muera porcualesquiera causa dentro do la ciu-dad.

4. Exponer de ventaen cualesauio- -

ra mercado, o en cualesquiera otrolugar carne danada.podnda, o legum-bres o provisiones que no estén sanas.

.6. Arrojar en cualesquiera camino,calle, calleion, plaza, u otro lugarEubiico, y dejar alli estiércol, cenizas,

de corral, de pat jos, de caballe-rizas o premisas o cualesquiera papeldo empaques, papel sobrante, ropavieja, zapatos, sombreros, botellas,botes de oialata. vidrios Quebrados.tablas, astillas, bazuras de carpintería,tierra o basuras üe cualesouiera lueardo negocios.

7. Matar o apareiar para vendercualesquiera roses, becerros, carneroso cerdos dentro de la cuidad: Pro-veído, que esta sección no sera inter-pretada a manera de prohibir personasde matar carneros o animales que noexcedan dos diariamente en el mismolugar en cualesquiera punto a tiradistancia ds seiscientasyardas o masde la plaza publica de Las Vegas.

o. j.oaa persona que viole las secciones 1,2, 3, 4, 5, (, o7 de estos reg-lamentos ae sanidad dentro de la ciu-dad estara sujeto a la pena provistapor la ley por cada veinticuatro horasque continuo tal violación después denoticia dada por el jefe de policia decesar o abatir la misma.

9. Que la palabra "ciudad" en dondequiera quo sea usada en estos reg-lamentos, sera interpretada do signifi-car la ciudad de Las Vegas como aquiprovisto.

Leandro Sanchez,Presidente

de los Comisionados del Condado.Jóse Ygnacio Esquibel.

Attest: Jefus M. Tafova, Escribano,fsEAL. Por Marcos C. de Baca,

Dicutado.

PROFESSIONAL.

WlW. A. VINCENT,ATTORNEY AT LAW.First National bank building.

LAS VEGAS, - . NEW MEXICO.

QEO. T. BEALL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.WHITE OAKS AND LINCOLN, N. M.

Postoflioe address Lincoln, N. M.

JOUS SLXZBACHEK,,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.Office: - - WEST LA8 VEOAS. N. M,

JEE fc t'OKT,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,(Offloa at 1 and 2 Wymnn Block)

EAST LAS VEGAS - - - - N. M.

w. L. PIERCE,ATTORNEY AT LAW.Office lover Ban Miguel Bank,

dpoclal attention given to all matters pertaiuniK to real estate.

LAS VELAS, - . '.NEW MEXICO.

. M. TCIIITELAW,ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W.

Office, Sixth street, '2d door south of Douglasavenue.

LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO,

w . C. WRIGLEV,ATTORNEY IAT LAW.

SPRINGER. . - NEW MEXICO.

Wm. A. BREEDER,Attorney and Counselor at Law,

Will practice In all the Courts of Law andEquity in tho Territory. Give prompt atten-tion to all business in the Une ot oil proves-Alo- n.

SANTA F.R - - NEW MEXICO.

Mrs. dr. tenney clough,PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Offers bcr professional services to the poonleof Las Vegas. To be found at the third doorwest of tho Bt. Nicholas hotel. East Las Ve--fras. Special attention given to obstetrics anddiseases of WOMEN and children.

L. D. COOMBS, M. D.HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Office In old Optic block, fronting on Dónelasavenue. üss.

LAS VEGA8. - 1TEW MEXICO,

J.N. FURLONG,PHOTOGRAPHER.

GALIJJEY, OVEE POBTOKTlCK,

LAS VEGAS, (Bridge Btreut) N. M

J. ROUTLEDGE,Dealer In

GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Etctllaoksmlth and Wagon shop In connectionHAY AND CRAIN A SPECIALTY.

GLORIETA. - NEW MEXICO.

'SNUG,"N, E. Cor. Bridge St.

RESTAURANT.Oyeters ineverv style a specialtyThe finest Wines, Liquors andClears at the bar. ,

Billy Burton Prop

oí every description, as well as

P. J. MARTIN.

IN

BILLIARD PARLOR

JOHN W. UKUKSNEUOTIATUR OF

LAND GRANTS,Mines,

Lands,Loans.

Inspector of lauds and promoter of MiningKnlei iiriscs, Slock Companies and

Syndicates.

Albuquerque,. N. M.

SECOND MM BULOr MEW MEXICO.

SANTA FJ3 - N. M.

Capital paid up f l.vi.OOOSurplus ami prolits r,,iKJ0

Does a peneral bnnkln business and respctllullv hi. Ik ils ibc l i.Ik nnvccl thenuWi

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OIP ICE.UJ5ITED STATES DEPOSITORY.

Capital 1 1.10,000 00

Surplus t)."),m)0 00

8. IS. ELK I VS. President,W. V (IHIFFIX Vice

It. J. I'ALKN tliiHhier.

M . S, Otkko, I'rofldout. J. (iuoss, Vice I'resM. A. Otliio, Jit. Cashier.

The Sao Miguel National Gaol

OF Xj-A.-S VEO-A3- .

Authorized Capital. ; t'JOO.CKiO

Capital Stock I'ald In 5c,00fSurplus Fund 2U.000

JUKKCIOKS;

M. h. Otero, J (.piss, (). .. llotiKhton,lenry Hoke. A. M. Illackwcll. R. C. ilcn- -

riiiucii, vi . A. tuero, .ir

HEW HO MAÜRESSAND

Bed Spring Manfg Co

M ATrtlF.SSKS AND IMM.OWSiit kindsmade to onler and In stock.

HK.I)SI'ltlN(.Sof the MTV lioRt.atall pricesWINHOW MIADKS, any color, made and

put up.CAKI'KTS enl. made and laid.HI 1,1.1. IU TAIIL.I.S recovered and net up.

UPHOLSTERINGnoHtly dono, ( all and sec our larirc lot ofNample goods at all prices.

A WNI Nils put up and repaired.I'l'ltNII I Ii K repaired and polished.rUTLHlC Fit AM made to order.Moss, hair, wool, cotton ami cxcelnlor con

staully on liiuid.Woods not in stuck furnished on short not tenCall anil exauiltiii our goods and prices lie--

i. mi- - I'ujiiiit eiacwnero.

STEPHEN MAXSON&CO.I .

No. 417 Grand Ave.,

HABIT V' '&0Í1ÍI5OPIUM il ium H..UJ. Lj on. r. Hkiik.wÍ. ,r. "7

palnlMalr. t . I. .iiii,..iiiu.. i,. utl tmmiT.."i-Tl."í- , '"1 """""I-- "Mrw A.M M.U, 4 n.Iikr.

The Most Perfect Made."I PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER.

There is none stronger. None so puréend wholesome. Contains no Alum ormmonia.lia been used for years in a million homtuUs great strength makes it th cheapest.Its perfect purity the healthiest. In thefamily loaf most delicious. Prote it by theinly true test.

THE TEST OF THE OVENMAHCIACTtTRXD BT

STEELE & PRICE,Chicago, HI., mnd St Louis, Mo.

luatutsrmsfLapallaTwt Dm, Dr. Frla.i StMriri.T.rlat IxtrMta, aa Br. PrIW. Cala. hrfuák

WI MAKE WO SECOND GRADE COODft

ÍltÍHTáThousands of letters in our poaseaslon re

Feat tno story: I have been a terrible suffereryears with blood and skin humors; have

been obliged to shun public placea by reasonof my distlruring humors; have bae the bestphysicians; have spent hundreds of dollarsand got no real relief until I uBed the Cutlcn-r- a

Resolvent, the new blood purifier, Inter-nally, and Cutieura and Cutiuura Soap, thegreat skin cures and skin beautiflers, exter-nally, which have cured me and left my shinand blood as pure as a child's.

ALMOST INCREDIBLE.James R. Richardson, Custom House, New

Orleans, on oath, says: in 1870 scrofulous ul-

ceus broke out on my body until I was amaosof corruption. Everything known to themedical laculty was tried in vain. I becamea mere wreck. At times could not lift myhand to my head, could not turn in bed; wasin constant pain, aud looked upon life as acurise. No relief or cure In ten years. In 18:10I heard of th Cutieura Remedies, used themand was perfectly cured.Sworn to before U. 8. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.

STILL MORE SO.Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chica

go, Kratef ully acknowledges a cure of eczemaor Bait rheum, on head, neck, face, arm andlegs for seventeen years; not able to move,except on bands and knees, for one year; notable to help himself for etght years; triedhundreds of remedies; doctors pronouncedhis case hopeless; permanently cured by theCutieura remedies.

MORE WONDERFÜLYETH. E. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y., cured

of psoriasis or leprosy, of twenty years' stand-ing, by Cutieura remedies. Tho most won-derful cure on record. A duBtpanful of scalesfull from him daily. Physicians and hisfriends thought he must die. Curo sworn tobefore a Justice of the peace and Henderson'smost promluentcltizcna.

DON'T WAIT.Wrlto to us for these test imontals In full or

send direct to tho parties. All are absolutelytrue and given without onr knowledge or so--uciTHuon. Don-- 1 wait, now is tno time toeuro every anecies of itshimr. scalv. Dimnlv.scrfulous, inherited, contagious, and copper-colore- d

diseases of the blood, skin and scalpwitn loss oi nair.

Sold bv all druirarlsts. Cutieura. CO cents:Resolvent, $1.00; Soap, 25 cents. PotiorDruir and Chemical Co., Bostrin, Mass.

BEAUTY For rough, chapped and oilyskin, blackheads, and skin blemishes, use Cu-tieura Soap.

B. B. BORDEN,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Office and shop on Main street, half-wa- y hill.Tdlcphono connections.

LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO

The Emperor Louis Napoleon smokedonly the finest cIku the world could pro-du-

Prof. Horeford says the Emperor'scigars were made specially for him in Ha-vana from loaf tobacco grown in the OoldenBelt of North Carolina, thia being the finestleaf grown. Blackwell'a Bull Durham'Bmoklng Tobacco is made from the sameleaf used In the Emperor's cigars, is abso-lutely pure and is unquestionably the beattobacoo erer offered.

Thackeray's gifted daughter, Anna, Uher sketch of Alfred Tennyson, in Harpir'tMonthly, tells of her visit to the great poetShe found him smoking Black well'e BullDurham Trbaooo, sent him by Hon. JamesKuanell Lowell, Amoricafi Minister to thaCourt of 8t James.

In these days of adulteration, It is seem-fo- rt

to smokera to Imou that tha Bull Dur-ham brand la absolutely pure, and madfrom the beat tobacco the world produoea.

Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking o

is the out and purest made. Alldealer bare it Mods genuln withoutthe trade-mar- of the Bull

SPRING IS COMINGiAND NATURE

Will adorn herself in ber richest garb. Manwill do the same, ann in Dent piace

to get your SPRING SUITis at

The Reliable Merchant Tailoring

XSTABLIBilMINT Ot

FRANK LEDUC.no now has the finest Une of piece goodssouth

of Denver, and is prcparea competein stylo and make with tho best

eastern houses.

Patronise Home Industry. West Side,Bridi Street.

MELINDY & COCHRAN

--MANUFACTURER OP

Mattrasses, Bed Springs.Will hang curtains, cut and fit carpets In any

part of tba city

FURNITURE REPAIRED,EIC, ETC.

DOUGLAS AVENUE.(Cor. of Seventh 8t.)

LA8VEQA8, . NEW MEXICO

T. W. HAYWARDbixth:stbeet.

MEAT and VEGETABLE MARKET

Constantly on hand all kinds of Vcvotablesand Produce. Eirv. Butter and Fish at lowestpnc.

GOOD DELIVERED FKEE.

GET SHAVED AT THE

PABLOR BARBER SHOPCENTER STREET EAST LAB VCQÁ8.

AllKinds of InksWill carefullvJnll all orders sent

with fair dealing. The trade ofi

Printers and PublishersThroughout

Cards cut to order,

The First National Bank

OF LAS VE.GAS, N. M.

Authorized CaniU!, $300,01)0

Paifl In Capital. - $100,000

Si'.i .tus Fund - 25,000

OKFlCEItS:

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(lijo. J. DiiikcI, Vice 1'renhiont.JoPhiia 8. Kiiynol.ln, Cashii-r-

J. S. I'lrii iii, nmstnnl-Uislm- r.

ah-- j kuatt. l;N'KP:

IVnlinl Hunk. Allmcincrqne. New Mexico:

r'lrtt Nullon. I llana, ü i'ií.ti, Toras.

COKRKül'ON DENTS:

K st National Ilunk, i York.

Klral National Hank, Chicago, Illinois.First National Itank, Denver, Colorado.

First National Hank, Ban Francisco.Kirst National Hank, 1'iicMo, Colorado.

First National linnk, Santa Fo, New Mexico.

Colorado National Batik Denver Colorndo.

Suite Biivlnjrs AaHociallon, HI. Mo.

Kansas City Hunks, Kaunas City, iMo.

Ominiivrclal Hunk, Dentin, New Mexico.Hank, Kingston, New Mixico.

.Socorro Comity bank, Socorro, New Mexico.

Kelels cn ii Detrattiu, t'hiLuuhtia. Mexico.

THE ALLAN

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Will buv vour Copper Ores andpav Cash for them.

Write for Price Lkt.

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nio drivln huitines, II. lt I mwrli.ü't r:.r Mine.. Mine I'U'H'S. (lo d and Si v.T

stain M lili-- . Witter Jackets and Itcvcrliraloiyl,ck-eruhe- Crusliiinr rolls, a,

I'u ii lloahtliig Cylinders, ' Cars, "d

(cueral machineryto Order.

Mel '

Mine and Mill Pupplle fnrnltoVd at lowCO tuiiMioiiK. Steam l'imi, Km k Drill.How, l'lpin. racking, Wiu anilMa illln Kow. Address.

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LAS "VEGAS,

LAS VEO-A- S DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1884.

COAST TO COASTTHE RECOGNIZED

Territorial and Local Paper WHAT TO WEAR. STILL THEY GOME!I AM RECEIVING DAILYXEW GO OD3. MY STOCK IS NEARLY COMFLFTF" I

EVEY DEP ARTMENT, AND CONSISTS OF

DRY GOODS!You cant find anything prettier for Summer wear than those

--SATEEÑS-la light and dark shades, now displayed at the store,hey dazzle one's eyes.and soAlso a full line of Cashmere?. Buntings and Nu"b' Veiling in the leading Summer

SADIES' SUITS and WKAFS,cheap.Shades.

IFTTJROvriSHIlSrG- - GOODSHOSIERY, BOOTS AND

IIST WHITE GOODS, SUCH J&Organdy. Persian Lawn

MARSEILLES, PLAIN and DOTTED, SWIÍS and MULL, NAINSOOK and MONETTE,

Notions and Fancy Goods and Ladies' andALL OF WHICH I will offek;at mccii lower trices than

THE NEWIn Stripes and Plaids we will take the lead- - Our

SHOES, LADIES' MISSES'

ir WILL IAY YOU TO CALL AT

STORE ONBEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.

WIIOLKSALK

3L Ü,Are acknowledged to be the prettiest and cheapest in town. "We have the largeststock oí embroideries in town to select from in Hambures. Swiss and Nainsook Calland examine these Roods. They are going last. The price is what does it- - Don't say itis too early, buy when youcaneeta good assortment to select irom especially whnyou can buy these goods at such lowjprices as we are selline them.

BARASH & BloCH,328 and 330 RAILROAD AVENUE. 3 T O "V E

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,oomi'lhtd stooie op jstails.ncLusiva SALE OF

The Celebrated Charter Oak Stoves, and Buckeye Mowers and ReapersC. Aultman & Co. 'Vibrator." and "Sweepstakes" Threshers. Portable En, .es.

ence Wire a Leading Special y and large stock always on hands. Barb Wire at manufacturersr ices with actual freight to Las Vegas ad.ed. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron wareAgency Hazard Powder Co.

8TonE BAST ARTO W11ST LAS VEOA-i.-

nvnoisTEie" to Ti0k3sr i

CLOTHING,

AND GHILDRENS' HATS

Gents' Neckwear.axy other house is tow.n.

THE PLAZA

7

3 ,

lestiit ill

S. PATTY,MANCFABTUIIEH or

Tin, Copper anfl Sheet Iron fares,

Rootlnirnnd Spoutlnsr and Repairs mndu onshort notice.

East of Sbuppg's riiK"n i'bnu.

las v iotas. VB'.V M EX I

33"3T THEn

LllHi ll'llt iOF

POR --A.

ii:VV MEXICO, Limited.

aTESlC OIF1 IrTEA-K- S

ojxt fiubt-oiias- b

The Largest Circulation inthe Southwest.

THE CITY."Bed" will bo out with Lis new back

la a few days.

Oar bead," wben it gets a new headgor, it a big pumpkin.

Tb passenger train from tho fcoutbyesterday wat sarerul hours lato.

Mr. O. D. ConkÜn and"Sirs. XV. JHunter, Tope lea ladies, are vUitin Mrs.u. b. Hunter, oi this city.

The Stock Grower received an abundance of new naterial from ..larucr,Luso ft Co., Chicago, yesterday.

Prof. Boffa and orchestra uet with afine reception Thursday night whileserenading the prominent residents ofthe east Bid.

The ld sone, "Who Will Care forliother Now,'" has been changed toapply to an evening newspaper pub-lished in this bailiwick.

Messrs. Loekhart & Co. yn"lerdayreceired a largo invoice of new furni-tar- e

Among the furniture was a tineinvoice of brnssells carpet.

An excursion from the east passedthrough La9 Vegas yesterday betweenone and two o'clock for tho City ofMtxico. Tho party was composedmostly of Boston i an with gray beardsand bald heads. If thero was Himp.y aColliseum in the capital of tho sisterrepublic, what a harvest it would reap.

Tom Harper has been oflercd Ovedollars tor his Japanese parrot and fiftydollars for his California badger andrefused both oilers. He thinks of add-

ing his attractions to W. W. Colo'scircus and menagerie.

The only refreshing spot on tho westside is the National park. Kihlberg hasthe curs that disturbed his llower budsunder subjection. When you throwanother stone, hurl it to Kihl.

í Jplíü W. liill received a car load ofbran yesterday ; Charles Itfeld a carload of flour, and M. Korucro & Co. acar load of sugar. Aside from theabove delivery the transfer companycarriod considerable loose freight tosmall dealers.

At the last moetlnfcof lioso company' No. 2. it was decided to employ J . (j..Mitchell as trainer, but those having' the power to clinch a contract have notyet approached tho young man on thosubject, ii it is not aono loaay, uncuell will leave for the cast tomorrowafternoon.

Messrs. Finane & Elston are deco-rating and painting tho large house of

r Mr. John Campbell, the cattle man.This tfróporty is at Watrous and is thefinest property in that section of NewMexico. Messrs Tinane Ai Elston arebecoming well known all over the terri-tory as lirst class workmen and safebusiness men.

Attorney Veoder is building a stonewall three feot in thickness and severalfeet high on tho side lines of everythree of his lots ho having twelve inall on Blanchard street, adjoining Mr.Joshua Raynolds1 property. By thismeans Mr. Veeder can make a terraceof each of the lotli which will greatlyenbanco the value of these alreadyChoice lots. ,

' Ebenuzer Winchester, one of the Califírois excursionists, aside from being anewspaper man for mtv odd years, isrecorder of Oakland Council of Iloyaand Select Masters, lodge No. 12. 11

stated to the Gazette reporter thaevery lloyal Arch Mason was eligibleto the beautiful degrees which crownand complete the temple of the ancientYork Kite. , .

The Atchison, Topeka Sis Santa Fudid a nice thing by their employes whenthey gave permission to nave me enuof tie cuttings transported from Komeroville free of charge for the uso ofthose who required them for iirowood

: Four car loads came in yesterday, amdrivers of express wagons were keptbusy delivering fuel at lifty cents perload to to the railroad boys who ordereddeliyery. A Gazette reporter en-

deavored to negotiate for a load of theends, but not being a railroad man hefailed to connect.

Rev. James Frascr purchased twolots Borne few weeks since on Seventhstreot. He at once commenced theerection of a residence, and has it so farcompleted as to give the plastererstjosiaesioa Yesterday the workmenwere officially notified by Mr. Baca thatthey must stop worK, as a portion ot tnegrand bolo nged to him. The surveyof the Buena Vista plat shows theDrooertv to be in their addition proper.and it is to be hoped that there is uomistake about the survey. Tho mattershould be at once settled.

. 7 Flower of KeasoD. .

If we' desire no keep our opponentsfrom a knowledge of our indiscretions,they should be kept a socret from ourfriends.

Fatient stndy and proper impartialitymust precede all rational conviction,whether resulting in faith or in doubt.

Youth which adopts some of the sta-bility of age is as commendable as agewhich preserves some of the vivacity ofyoatk,

When we estimate tho bulk of onrown shortcomings wo can afford to beloniont in declaiming about the foiblesof others.

It'll a poor standard of moralitywhose incentive 10 action is based onthe uxpectatlonorf somo future recom-pense. r .

Those who do good in view of ex-

pectant futuro bliss act upou the role ofselfishness, and not by loyo of virtuousconduct. -

hen harmless reereaüons are for-de-

by parents, 'the children arcprone to compensation by debasing in-

dulgences. ... .

A Sunday privato drink is íadulgedin bv aomo persons who bold it sinfulfor ethers to whistlo in public on thesame day.

Production and combination ofnatural forms is eternal, but every in-

dividual identity is and has been onlytraniitory. "? f.W t' V ,

"

Tbo knighls ' ot labor held a very en-

thusiastic meeting on Thursday even-

ing. Much business of importance wastransacted and thero were tun appli-cations for membership.

KACfcS. GAMUS ASI SPOUTS

APPRO VEDREAL ESTATE SECURITYMembers of the dvisory Hoard in the United N(fts:

Jefferson Raynolds, Chas. Blanchard, Win. A. Vincent,President First National Bank, Wholesale and Retail Merchant, Attorni-y-at-Law- .

LAS VEGAS, N. M. LAS VEGAS, N. M. LAS VEGAS, X. M

CEO. J. DINKEL, General Manager. Las Vegas, ftlew Mex.

Were the i:x ursionlsU from Cnli- -

fornla lVtMHlngTliroiigli IahVecras Yesterday.

The excursion train from the lWiliccoast, consisting of live Pullmancoaches, pulled into Las Vegas yester-day afternoon about eight hours behindon tueir schedule running time, butnotwithstanding the excursionists weioa little late, they were happy and comfortable, and cx pressed regret that thetrain could not lav la-r- for severalhours and afford them an epportumty to take in the hotsprings and ' ixulore the westSide of the Gallinas. Some of the excur- -sii" ?ts labored under the impressionti '. Las Vegas was merely tt village,baiting their judgment on what theyconld seo from the depot. Such anunderstanding, however, was soon dipelled when a Gazette reporter settus tongue to wagein . and every fumale ou the truin mud o note in herdiary that Las egas was the prosper.

,tive capital, would soon sport a penitentiary, stock varus, tie works in oil.

court house with gold-bearin- g rockfor foundation, and other public buildings ot a couuty and territorial character.

Who engineered this cheap ride?"asked the scribe of a gaunt lookingfiend who ho picked upon as being anewspaper man.

Well, 1 may loso mv dinner by stop- -pir7 to answer your question, but thisex rsion started from San trancisolast- - Tuesday, afternoon, and was organized by llov. F. I. Shearer, of thePresbyterian church, more for the purpose oí carrying the ministers of thatdenomination through to Saratoga, inorder to have them there in time to participate in tbo geueral assembly ofPresbvtcrian ministers, which meets inthatcity on the l'jth of this month."

lou don t mean to say that allthese happy go lucky looking gentlemen sauntering about the platformare ecclesiastical dudes, do yourqueried the reporter.

JNot by considerable," replied thescribe's newly found friend. "Youunderstand tho male excursionists arenot all ministers, but taking advantageof tho low rates; people came from allsections of tho state, and altogetherthere are about one hundred and fiftypeople on this train."

"Does Mr. Shearer keep tab for theexcursionists and pour out salvation atevery slopping poinlr '

"Ot course not, you wicked fellow.There aro more thnu a dozon ministerson board, who look :if ter the spiritualwelfare of the party."

"How do tho ladies stand the jour-ney?"

f 'Pretty well, some of them; but justfollow mo and we'll go through thecars."

Following tho leader, tho Gazettereporter was in less time than it takes tomention tho tact brought face to facewith a group of comely 'Frisco ladies,and when his mission was explainedthey appreciated the scribe's situationand proceeded to lielp him.

"Oh, but wo're having such a glorioustime," said a stately blonde, who sat bya window munching a ginger snap."We're not the least bit fatigued, andthis mountain air, oh, it is delicious.We just d rink it in like it was Angelica.' '

"You all seem to bo pretty comforta-bly located," suggostod the reporter.

"Indeed we are," chirped in a petitebrunette, "and wo have such great funfor long-face- d Presbyterians. And Mr.Borry, ho's the jolliest soul on thetrain."

"And who is Mr. Berry? please,"asked the scribe.

"Why, don't you know him? Every-body does on the coast.

"Possibly,- - madam, but I have not thopleasure of his acquaintance," returnedthe reporter.

"Gracious, can it be? Whv, wethought everybody knew Fred," saidtho blondo. "Here's his card," andpassing tho same to tho reporter itread,

FRED T. BERRY.Passenger Agent, Atchison, Topeka

& Santa Fe railroad.No. 4 New Montgomery street,

San Francisco, Cal."I sabo tho burro," exclaimed tho

scribe."You what?" queried tho blonde,

laughingly." J hai is, that ho can ride without

putting up."" Oh, of course ho never pays to ride,

but he's a good soul, and keeps every-body on the train in good humor. He'sa groat favorite in '1 risco." .

"

"Can a reporter, hungry tor newsgot some of the names of the ladies andgentlemen aboard this traveling caravausary?"

"Oh, there are ever so many nicepeople in the party. But we don't allbelong to church," said tho liule brunette. " This, you must understand, istho coach that carries the most preciousburden that ever went over this road

I grant that," replied the scribe,but how many ot that burden are

you?""Do you want the names of au tne

people on tho train that we can thinkof?"

Certainly.'Let's see. Well, now here we hayo

Miss Skilling and Miss Stewart, of SanFrancisco, under the spreading wingsMr. Jumos F. Sloan, of the same city;Miss Russell of Sacramento, Miss Bellof Oakland. Mr. Poindextcr of LosAngeles, and bless his old heart, herohe comes with ico cream: Mrs.Gilleteand; son,, 'Frisco; Mrs., Berry andson,' 'risco; Mrs. Dr. ! Ayers anddaughter, Miss Mabel, 'Frisco: Mrs.

W. Stewart and daughter, 'trisco;Mrs. William M. Barry and Miss Barry,Frisco; Mus Dura Kellett and Miss

ivy Kellett, 'Frisco; Mrs. FredcnekBuell, East Oakland; Dr. C. G. Strongand wife, Miss Grace M. Willey, Mrs.Dr. Gibbon, Miss N. Gibbon, Mrs. A.

arrigan. Master 11. Carrigan, KateCunningham and sister. San francisco;ürJ. 1. Reilay and daughter, 'Frisco;Dr. John Allyr, St. Helena, California;Mrs ferry and daughter, 'Frisco; Mrs.

Wheeler, Santa Rosa: Mrs. A. W.Rogart, 'Frisco; Mrs. 11. V. Foye, Mrs.11. H. Post, 'Frisco; W. . Hoag, Ey-anst-

ill.; Capt. J. W. Smith, Stock-ton: Mrs. Dr. Stockton, Stockton; Dr.

R. Webster, Grass Valley; Rev. Dr.Strong, Rev. D. S. Mcllenry, SantaRosa; Mrs. N. L. Buck, Oakland; Mrs.

1. Dart. Oakland; ltev. v. aic- -

Honry, Lawrence, Kas.: Mrs. W. W.Ashford, Hay wards. Cal.; Mrs. AllenMorse and daughter. Mrs. Converse,Mrs. N. Birch, butter county. Cal.; E.Winchester, an old lime newspaperman and a big Mason, Oakland.

I boliove. Mr. Reporter," chimedtho blonde, "tho names you have inyour book aro tho prominent people onthis excursion, and wo aro having agood time. Of course you understandmat tho ministers will aiu drop oil atSaratoga, and somo of us ladies con-template taking a swim in those horridbathing suits you see pictured in theillustrated paper". Indoed wo don'tcome out in such abominable form whenwe go to tho Lick houso."

How aDout VToodward a pardenf"'Tho best of us neqeurisit that placo

on account oi mat', noma "uoidenGranted Cuspador." a

" 1 havo read that it is a sacred quad-ruped."

"indeed, tho hideous monster is notsacred, no more than tho sea lions thatsun themselves on' that big boulderwhich is so easy of view from tho Lickhouse. You bavo paid a visit to Cali-fornia, havo you not? "

"Never further toward tho westernhorizon than Virginia City, Nevada,"returnod the Gazktte scribe.

"Oh well, Vbon, you' yo flrtf the old

LIFE AND ACCIDENT

inliftjITRE,

MSPMil ln

Office. Sixth

Come and Examine my

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LAS VEGAS, M.?T5

R. G. HEI8ETHE I.FADIVU

Liquor Dealer

Wholesale and Retail.

BRIDGE STREET, NEAR P.O.

'"TIE BEST ' KKANDS OF

mported and Domestic Cigars

FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE.

J. N. FURLONG,PHOTOGRAPHER.

GALLE ItY, OYEB POtTOFFlCE,LAS VEGAP, (Bridge Street) N. M

J. ROUTLEDGE,Dealer In

GENERAL MERCHANDISE, EtcBlackamltb and Wagon shop In connectionHAY AND CRAIN A SPECIALTY.

GLORIETA. . - NBW MEXICO,

M MEXICO MATTRESS--AND-

Bed Spring Manfg Co,

MATTKESSES ANDPIM.OWSof kindsmano to order and In stock.

KED SPRINGS of the very best.atall pricogWINDOW SHADES, any color, made anil

put up.UAttriiis cut, made ana laid. --

BILLIARD TABLES recovered and sot up.

UPHOLSTERINGneatly dono. Call and see our lamo Jot ofgamplo goods at all prices.

AWNINGS mtup and repairedFUKNI'l't KB repaired and uollshedPICTURU FRAMES mado to order.Moss, hair. wool, cotton and excelsior nnn.

itantly on hand.uoous not in uteolc furnished on flhort notice.Call and ciamlnc our foods and m im.a ..

fore buying eUownoro.

STEPHEN MAXSON&CO.

No. 417 Grand Ave.,TjA3 VEGAS. - 1ST. 3vr

M. 8, Otero, President. J. Gbosb, Vice I'reaM. A . Oteho, Jr. Cwhier.

The Üan Migue! National Bank

OF VEQ-AS- .

Authorized Capital $3oo,0o0Capital Stock Paid ln üo.OOO

Surplus Fund 20,000

DIRKCTORSj

M. 8. Otoro. J Oros O. T. Houghton,Henry Ooke, A. M. Black well, E, V. Hen- -rlques, M. A. Otero. Jr.

ÉSMUC,"N, E. Cor. Bridge St.

RESTAURANT.Oyetors in everv style a specialtyThe finest Wines, Liquors andClears at the bar.

Billy Burton PropWANTED.

Two hundred men are wantedat Los Cerrillos to unload schooners at Georee William's ArcadeSaloon. He keeps a popular nd

a restine place for trav-elers.

GET SHAVED AT THE

PABLOE BAEBER SHOP

and Douelas Sts.. Las Vegas, g2. M.

ingpobave agreed uoon the followingrates from April 1st to October 1st, 1884:

To customers taking loss than 100pounds per week, l cents per pound.

To customers taking 100 pounds andless than 200 per week, cents perpound.

To customers taking 200 pounds orover per week, lcent per pound

Las Vegas Ice Co.,By Ilnry F. Hobart, Secretary.

Montezuma Ice Co.,By R. J. Holmes, Superintendent.

No. 803lro.Don't forget tho races and athletic

sports at the fair grounds on Sunday.

For Ladies Attention.Mrs. XV. K. Holmes invites the ladies

f Las Vegas to visit her art parlors mho Ruten beck block where sho has ma-terial and stamping for all kinds ot em-broidery. Kensington work commencedand instructions given. Floss andpatterns. Orders taken for dross goodsana laaics iurnisüiug goudsol every deBcripnon ana made, to order at reasonable prices. , , '309-- tf

Fresh Vegetables.

Evaporated Peeled Peaches,Monarch Strawberries.

Monarch Strawberries.Epps' Cocoa,

Globe Pickels in all size bottlesCalifornia and Piatt's Canned

fruits of all kinds.Fresh Fish Fridays.

Graaf Qfe Thorp

POINTERS.Wanted A night cook at the Snuff.

Appiy immeaiaieiy.Ten barrels of apples at Thos. Sovis'

uentor street fruit stand. 805tfLociuiart & Co. have $2.000 wrth

oi new wall paper, decorations and corners, oi au styles, and prices to Kuiteverybody. 307tf

KsAhL ai sporieciors aud have yournne boots and shoes made to order.

805tfLumber for sale. Buildinffs and

fences put up by contract by P. J. Kennedy.

liiK Montezuma barber shop hasbeen refitted and papered in eleeantsiyie. isausiaci ion guaranteed Callanasee them. SOCtf

P. J. Kennedy & Co., general commission business.- - Alh kinds of stockand goods bought and sold.

WALL PAPJCK CUTTER.

Finane1..& Elston havo 1.'a naper.1trimmer

. .

oi me latest patent, wnicn will enableall thoso desiring to hang their ownpaper to have it nicely trimmed. Thosopurchasing paper from them will havothflir paper trimmed free.222-l- Finane & Elston.

OyftuTs received today at the Snug.

MONTEZUMA UNO, 2976,

Knights of Labor meets everv Thursday night at the Odd Fellows' hall, onSixth streot. Visiting and travelingmembers invited to attend.

C. L. Shekman. Roc. Soc'y.

Palace Barber Sliop.ncarPostolllce. Only lirst classworkmen employed. Sat--

slactlon Uuaraiitecu. Thelncst tonsorial cstaMish- -ncnt in the city.

TONY CAJAL, Prop.

THE "SILVER MOON'

uanf(Molinolh's old; stand)

The only Fiist Class Restaurant

IN THE CITY.

Uno Nothing but Kansas VUyMeats. .

MEALS at all HOURS.

PRICES REASONABLE.

A D OATrrDATA Drina n uniTLnnin, i up

timers talk."Suspicion was aroused that somobody

in Las Vegas did know something aboutthe Pac:lio coast, and tho blondo andbrunette drew back from further con-versation. M. Rothchild, an old cor-respondent of the Chicago Herald,gathered tho Gazette man and rushedhim into another car, where someestimable olderly ladie.s were enjoyinga sumptuous lunch. After every carhad been visited, the reporter stoppedout and in front of tho Depot hotel wasintroduced to Mr. William McGraw, arepresentatiuo íniin of Oakland.

But the reporter will never forgetRothchild. for the reason that ho tookpains to see tbo Gazette man through,and it would tot bo out of place tomention here that Mr. R. is connectedwith the great printing house of 11. S.Crocker iVCo., the firm that docs near-ly all tne printing for tho leading railroad lines that leave the racihc coast.

Don't forget tho races and athleticsports &t tho fair grounds on Sunday,

T1IK STOCK YARDS.

The líoai (I of Trade Takes theMatter in Hand.

Only a few hours before seven o'clockyesterday afternoon a call was issuedby Secretary Whitmore, that a trademeeting was reqested at eight o'clockat K. ot 1'. hall. About thirty memberswere present, and as tho president andboth vice presidents were out of thecity, Major Woodworth was asked topreside. Socretary Whitmore read twoletters from the oilicers of the railroad

one irom General Manager A. ARobinson and one from Division Suuerintendent Georgo L. Sands upon thesuDject oí tne location of the yardstíotü letters bpoke ot tho willingness othe company to ouild largo yards on anapproved plan, provided a proper Jocatiou could bo had at a point about threomiles north ot the city, which has already been guaranteed "by Mr. Stoopsof this city, lhe company is alsoready to assist the city and county in the construction of a road, whichwill make an easy drive for the cattlemen of a large scope of country to LasVegas and tne yards. Division Supermienuent ueorge u, oanus is nowsouth, but is expected home todav or

, ounuay, wnen lie will bo notihed by aboard ot trade committee ot the actionof that body last evening. As has beenbefore stated iu the columns of this paper, tho guarantee to ship 5,000 beadthis season has already been giren thocompany. Those who were acquaintedwith tho country through which theproposed drive runs claim that aboutten miles

.from Las Vegas, at the

.canonIf. m í

uei vega, a sura oi aDout fi.suo or$,000 may be expended to great advantage aud make a very passableroad, with plenty of water, notonly for cattle men, but forrcightcrs as well. It was decided

(O make an assessment ou the board oftrade to the amount of about $400 andulsj to appropriate about $400 out ofthe present treasury fund making inall $800 towards the improvement ofthe road, and a committee was alsoappointed to wait upon the countycommissioners at their next meetinganu asic mat uouorabie ooay tor anappropriation oí auout touu.

Upon motion of Mr. JN.IL. Rosenthal acommittee on grounds wore appointedThe chair named Messrs. Rosenthal,Houghton, Diukel, Stoops and llfeld assuch committee. On motion of Mr.Coors the ehair appointed a committeeof three to wait upon the citizens, andMessrs. Tammo. J. Havward and Mc- -Nair were designated to act in thatcapacity. On motion of Mr. 11- -tuu Messrs. Browne, Rosenwald,Lopez, Blanchard and lliuld weroaopointed to confr with the countyboard of finances and charter for saidroad.

Mr. L. P. Browne moved that thecommittee on stock yard grounds act asroad committee also, and that the chair,Mr. Woodworth, be added to tho com-mittee. Carried.

It was resolved by tho memberspresent to incorporate tho board oftrade and thereby make it a legal bodyto conduct business, and W. L. Pierceas attornoy, and Adin U. Whitmore.the socrotary, weroappointod to prepare the proper incorporation papers.

v. L. fierce, ot Las Veiras. D. Win- -tornitz, of Anton Chico, AttorneyMiguel Salazar, J. 11. Hunter and FelixMartinez, of Las Veiras. worn dulvelected as new member of the board.

Ihis mooting was u verv satisfactorvone and one of great importance to LasVegas nd San Miguol county. Theboard of trade is composed of sixty-lir- e

or seventy active members, but shouldnave at least mm working, interestedmen, and now that it will soon becomean incoruoratcd body under tho laws otthe territory, let all those who have theintoreit of the city and county at heartjoin it at once and lot us organizo agood working forco and much good canbe accotnpiiatieu. Las V ogas is growing in importance daily and our interests as citizens are mutual. Manjmatters of vital importance will comenp this summer and fall that will 'callfer the active work of each individualcitizen of Las Y)gas, perhaps, and bybeing members ot the hoard of trademuch more good can bo accomplished.Join the board of trade.

Don't forget the races and athleticsports at the fair grounds oa Sunday.

To Ico Consumen.Ice was retailed in Las V egas last sea-

son at an actual loss to the dealers.This year we desire to obtain a fairmargin of profit, and in the hope of do

G-OOD-S

New and Elegant Une of

EAST JjAH VEÜAS

Ladies' Misses and Childrens'Dresses, in Silk, Satin, Cashmere and Brocades.

N. L. ROSENTHAL.32tt KAILKOAD AVENUE,

BO HOT FORGET THAT"3T OTJ CA.1ST IFIHSTID

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MENS' WEAR OF EVERY KIND.

AT LESS THAN COSTBefore Removing to the Ward Block.

Simon Lewis' Sons.312 Railroad Avenue,

LAS "VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO,

At ill Fair Urouud.H Sunday at1:30 1. M.

Grand bicycle and donkey races, twoloot raoes, Hirce-legge- d race, a wrest,ling match and threo boxing matches.

Admission twenty-tir- e conts.Unserved seat fifty (touts.Children ten cents.Bring along your icjcWs and don-

keys. Frizes given in all tho ftbuyesports. Open, freo to all.

Entries to be mado on the grounds.IV: A - - ,'

CXNTXR STREET IAST LAS YXQA8,