Las Vegas morning gazette., December 09, 1880, Image 2

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Las Vecras Daily Gazette, j
J H. KOOCLER. Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Kor AdviTtUiiis huí' apply to J. II. Konglcr
iitnr in Itv rii-lor.
MINING REFORMS.
A HM'iiir t lie vast uumbiTof bills that
have come over l'rom the last sessiou
of roiign ss un; several veiy impor
tant ones to amend the inuring laws
of the covin ry. We doubt if of all
that number, one will come up for se
rious toiiMilcration during the com
paratively few workiug days of the
present congress, aud if one is reached
on the caleuriar, there is every reason
to believe tlintit will be passed over,
without any action being taken. All
therefore, will go down to the next
congress, a' legacy that the members
of both branches will be perplexed
with. Hut to the people of New
Mexico, Colorado aud Arizona the re
vision of the mining laws is a matter
of the greatest importance. It is too
true that as those laws now stand
there are too many difficulties of ad
Justinrnt between labor aud capital,
between the rich miners and poor ones.
Action on these matters is of vital
importance io millions of people in
these western states aud territories,
us they hinder the development of a
most important industry. The tariff
question is, no doubt, of great Impor
tance, but the mining laws should
corunaud equal attention. It is well
perhaps tl at such legislation is not to
be hurried, for, were they forced to
an issue, we might sutler quite as
much as we have in the past, through
the ignorance of the members of our
national legislature. When the
lirst milling croze inflamed the
people, rules were necessarily adopt
ed, but there was no excuse for the
stupidity of congress in legislating
them inlo laws. From time to time
these blunders have been added to by
other action and the mining industry
has been crippled rather than aided
by congressional interference.
The prospect, however, for a reme
dy U not fluttering, for tiic number of
those who are posted on mining mat
ters who are to be members ol the
next congress form an insiguificant
minority, aud of these, many members
of the delegation from this western
country, could not be couuted ou for
any action but what wtmld subserve
their own stilish ends. Our only
hope, therefore, is that congress may
devise some means to cnlighteu our
senators and representatives so that
they can act more intelligently. Of
all the plans that have been proposed
is that of the Appointment by act of
congress of a mining commission,
which should include the best mining
experience, the best legal brains, the
best statesmanship, and the most res
olute integrity the country affords,
with unlimited tinio and ample means
to investigate aud report what is
needed in t lie premises. And all this
would of course have to be supple
mented by a legal and constitutional
respect for existing rights.
Tiik attaches ot the military post at
White Wiver. Colorado, are of the
opinion (hat there will be agencial
Ute war in the spring. This impres
sion is said to be. shared by all the
whiles beyond the range, and so
strongly are they persuaded that this
opinion is correct that traders are not
takinr'iii their usual supply of goods
on (hi- account. Colorado has suf
fered too much alieady from the nam
by-pamby policy of the Indian bureau,
and if her people ever had cause for
jllilieation it will be on the 4th of
March, when Carl Sehuiz is relieved
from the portfolio of the Interior
department. His i the blame and
discredit for much of the unhappy
Ule difficulties, aud if Presidcut Gar
field U uoxious to be '-solid" with the
people of Colorado, Xew Mexico and
neighboring territories, some inau,
like ex-Senator Hitchcock ofXebras
ba who has lived long enough in the
west aud has grown into sympathy
wit h the people to know how to deal
with such problems should be called
into the cabinet. lint to appoint
"Prints" Charlie. Foster or some such
man as Secretary ol the interior would
be as great 11:1 outrage as it was to
eouliuuc. Schurz in office.
A great deal of missionary work
may be done by an old overcoat that
is put upon i poor man instead ot
on ii closet hook. A hungry man
with a heavy coat on dues uot suffer
ii4 maiiv or as terrible cravings as ho
would if most of the warmt h of his
blood escaped to the ungrateful air of
winter.
Mr. Grace iu Sew York lost over
'0,000 votes because he wns a Catho
lic ; and yet the democratic party con
tinually prates of its liberality aud
tolerance, and to-day would not have
a standing place iu any northern
state, but for ttatholic votes. Law
rence Mass.) American,
First National Baill ;
la m:i;a-
i'iif.crusiir l5iyuol Is Hiouici .
Authorized capital, $500,000
Paid in capital, - $50,000
Surplus Fund
$10,000
OOliS A viKSKKAL BANKING liL'SIXLSS
lUw-tf
The Old R citable Di 11$
Store. Established 1870.
HERBERT & CO
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
AND PERFUMERY.
P It E SCRIPT 10 2T S carefully
Compounded.
:ov
At Doctor Shout's Old Stand.
ANDRES SENA,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
LOS ALAMOS. X. M.
:o:
Also Dealer in
CATTLE, SHEEP,
WOOL, HIDES.
ÜUAIn AND ALlj
Kinds of PRODUCE.
PI)T?TO VV T.Ji
r ililiuu .mi
Kruitflit teams always ready ami frt'ltflillnp
done to all parta of ttiti Territory.
Center Street
BAKEKY,
And Lunch Counter.
(Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
ISXOWltKADV FOR HUSTXKSS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
supply Las Vegas and the Towns along
the Road from liatón to San Marcial.
Orders by letter will receive prompt at
tention. ' II UJiERTY k A NO ELL.
Prices to Suit the Times.
J. C. BLAKE,
Manufacturer and Dealer iu
SADDLES HARNESS,
LAS VEGAS.
ALI'.UqUKH'iUE,
MOW MIC XI CO
One Sfunrn South of l'laza, on South Sida of
l'ariflc Street,
Corríase Trimming Done to Order.
The Occidental
illian
Finest iu the City of Las Vegas,
THE MONARCH
First-class bar where gentlemen will
find the finest liqaord, wines and ci
gars in the Territory; also in connec
tion is a lunch counter. Drop iu and
see us.
Open Day and Night.
LOCKE A LOCKWOOD,
Proprietors.
CHAPMAN HALL.
Billiard Parlor
& Sample Room,
THE MONARCH
'I ho Flaunt Resort Iu West La Vojbb wiie.ro
the Very Rust Bratid of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Aro comtnntly kept mi hand.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOM
IV CONNECTION'.
ItENUY II It AM. M, I'roprietar.
Important Notice.
J'or the liei'Olltol our citizens who o oaslttio
lato conies of this paper will ho kept on file it: tin
ticket oiliee of the Cnicnxo, ltui Imitton & Quiti
r,y ral road, at 63 Clink street. Chicago, ill.,
wl re tlioy are prlvtlrged to cull tad read Itlree.
L- cmíke::,
RESTAURANT
ANI
SAL
Something Good to Drink,
Lunch at any hour from !) till 11 A. M.
EAST LAS VEGAS, . - NEW MKXKU
OdiiobUc Lrowin! & Manían ares .
.J. -V. LOVIi1,
Commission Mercha n t,
Las Veaas, New Mexico.
II AY,
r.RAIX,
POT A TO LS,
APPLES,
Handled iu Car Lots.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry always on
canil. Cash paid n consignments.
LAS VEGAS
Assay Office,
OF
John RobertsoiijF.S.A.
Assayer, Mining Engineer,
Xi.niIz.-oxcl .Vvo.,
Opposite Browno & Manzanares'
EAST LAS VEGAS, HEW MEXICO.
Assays of Oros Made with Accuracy and
Dispatch. Bronipt Attention will be
Paid to Orders Sent from the Various
Mining Camps of the Territory,
Examining and Reporting on Mines and
Mining Claims a Specialty.
All Assays Considered Coniiuential
Frank J. Webber,
AUCTIONEER,
lias constantly on hand Horses, Mules, ilar
ness, et', and lso Imvs mid selN
on Commission .
2T.-rai32ZS COIlIlAli.
Hay and Grain kept for sah; in larpe or wnall
r uantil ii'-t . (jloi)it aeeommodutionn tor sloek.
I'lace of b.isiuess ou street iu l'cav of National
Hotel.
T. J FLEEMAN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ALL KLNDS OF
TO OBDBE.
Shoj) in Doid's Dlock, Northwest
Corner of the Plaza.
A. 3, CB AW FORI
Ceneral
?e Stock
PL itc HAVING
J4 ilWM
A SPECIALTY.
LAS YhGAS, - - NEW MKXIC .
Correi'iii(l(!"Cc solicited. Kefrrenees : Oel
i u":cs & (. , New Y.rki .a'l M ncl Naiional
I'.ank, Lhm 'e,;;a-; Ole'ru, .-rilar & Co., La
Ve.'-riiH.
LASVEQAS
VISITA
1AIL AND EI L
tn
hi U
liuii.i daily via La Liendre , Cliapci ilo, G:ill -nan,
CaLra", La Cinta, 'na Ilil.'.rin and Lor
UiiKi'oin.
I'iis.-'eiiirer ami Kx-nK iiuitlrr cmi'i-í.hI íuí.ii
in hit on tlie moat reajonalile ter'-ns
! Iiiii-Lvl
a j. uathbujy
o
Flnc.-rl (iialily of Custom Work done :n Ihe
Territory.
A Full Line of M. D. Wellu ACo.'a Cliic:;:o
Made Hoots A Slioe.-t Constantly on Ilnnd.
LAST I, AS VMJAS, N . M.
''BILLY7
In Odd's Block.
Northwest Cor. of tlie Plaza.
The most eloyant appointed saloon in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
the country. Mixed drinks a spec
ialty. Upeu dny unci tii;lit.
Philip Holzinan,
-I'i: U i: 1N
w,GEpA
C
HANDISE
Corner of Centre .Street and Grand
Avenue, Fast Las Vegas.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as cau bo found anywhere
u li.rh will be sold at the lowest pos
lib -.crates
Li ve r y
SALE SIaBLE
EAST LAS VEGAS, fi. M.
Carriages and Hcrsss Loi at
í?easonaí3!e Rates.
Horses and Mules Lough t and
Sold.
La' Vei
PLANING MILL
F. C. Ogden, Propfr.
Dressed Lumber for Sale.
Lumber Surfaced to order.
SASH, 000113, P.LINDS aim ai
of Moulding.
S5'
Turning of all Descriptions, Xewell
Posts, Balustrades, Scroll sawing.
CONTRACTING AMD BUILDING.
Work and Estimates from a dis
ance will receive prompt attention
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J. B. ALLEN'S
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í t; i bl is! i nic 1 1 1,
liOcacoii on the stroar. in rear ot .vat
clonal
i Motel. No. 17. where he. is rirenaved to
'do all kinds of work in his iin;j promptly
aim in a worn mam ike manner at reason
able pnces.
A. 0. BOBBINS,
DLALMÍ I
FÜHNITSJjiíi &
Ü 3 1 H
L ' 27. 7 .4. t S -
n Vj
UN OKU TAKING OHUEHS PHOMPT
liY XT FKNIlHl) TO.
Near the Bridge, West Las Vejas.
L,AS vi'ÍGAS AND vInÍ'I'A
.LIN
UCNXIXO DAILY FUO! KOlíT llA.CtAl TO ;
1'OIIT KLMOTT.
I'asseiiitcrs ami Kxirt'BS niatler lciivin Lah
Venus on '1'uaflday morning will be forwarded
on wwklv luicklioanl Uirouiíli to any jioint in
tlie I'au I'l'aiidli? of Texas. Cliarsos riHHonaldc.
C. II. AUSTIN". 'ioiuitor.
MER
w i w l
HAIL AND EX
A. J.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
G'R OC E R
Las Yeuas,
-DEA
Fruits, Vegetables, &c., &c.
We cany everything that is packed in the
Canned Goods Line!
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city.
Give Us a call.
H
. EQMEEO & BKO'S,
Have a large and complete stock of all classes of Merchandise which they sell
fit hot lorn prices for cash.
East Side of Plaza, Las Vegas.
MEJSÍ DENHALL &GO
FEED AND SALE STABLE
Dealers iu Horses and Mules, alio Fine Puiggies and Carriages for Sale
Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Points of Interest. The Finest Livery
Outfits in the Territory.
YER FRIEDMAN & BRO.,
DE.VLKKS IX
WOOL HIDES, PELTS AND FURS
GABBIAGES
JLfis Vfj(is,
MAEGAEITO ROMERO,
-DEA
Coods Sold Strictly
BRANCH STORE
CHARLES BLAjSTCHARD,
DEALKIt IX-
Ml
HARDWARE,
Stoves and Stove Goods
The Elastic Joint Iron Roofing always s on hand
BUY MñEmCAti BARB WIRE.
fW
sí
Francisco Baca y Sandoval
PliPPlAGER BEER.
ORA W FORD
v.
Xew Mexico.
LEU IX-
CÍH1AMTS,
&c BUGG-IES
Vew México.
LEU IX-
for Cash and at Small Profits
AT TA CUESTA, X. M.
ITT HI MG
Wliolpgale unü Retail Ialrli
íhnlcc Kentucky
WHISKIES
Sole ARent in Nw Mexico for
DICK BROTHERS'
CKLF.lt HATED
SOCOHKO.N M. LASVKUASNÜ.