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THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1886.
AT THE CAPITAL
The Result oí an Uneventful
Day's Work.
Ths Indian and Fosaoffice Approprla
tlon Bills Discussed-A Seward to
be Ottered for (Jerommo's
Scalp-Bto.. Etc
lEKATlS.
THE POSTOFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL,
Washington, May 8. After tbe
transaction of uuituporlam business tbe
senate took up the posloíEce appropria
tiou bill, and Mr. Vest proceeded to
apeale. Un tbe amend lueul appropri
alibg fáJ.UUO (or tbe transportation ol
foreign mails be maiuUineii tbnt its
provision would piove destructive to
American merchantmen, it was now
proposed lo chango tbe existing sua
uIhs wbicb peroiiii) competitmu, and
substitutes iu lis place n declaraiiuu
that none but American steamships
shall carry mail.. Today, he said, we
iiave but two routes upon which, there
re mote than two lines of steamships,
one from San Francisca to tbe east auu
from New York to Havana, No com
petition could come except on tbese two
lines. He cited statistics showing that
in recent years we have paid four times
as much to American steamships
as to those tf other countries
for tbe transportation of for
eign mailsyet our merchant marine
and our navy
HAD STEADILY DWINDLED AWAY.
Since 1886 congress bad appropriated
$385,000,000 for the support of the navy
and today we have a lot of old
wooden hulks that would not
last one-half hour before one
single armed vessel of a second class
naval power. Chili had two ships, built
in England, which could reduce lo a to
. tal wreck every seaport in the United
States without any trouble. Italy could
send one vessel that could bombard our
cities and destroy our navy and it would
only be amusement for the Italians.
Mr. Mcfherson said England todav
subsized a mail line to South America
to tbe extent of $4.ri0,000 He asked Mr.
Vest how he would get trade of South
America against such odds.
Mr. Vest said.be would repeal our in
famous navigation laws. No other civ
ilized nation had such laws. He would
also
REFORM TIIE TARIFF
and place it on a revenue basis so es
not to handicap one mm for the advan
tage of another. He believed in an
honest mail service hut this amendment
violated sound principle. So wedded
are Republicans to a protection tariff
that they were unwilling to break even
one link In tbe chain of protection; but
they were comoulled to acknowledge
that after a long season of
protection, achanga was found to be in
dispensable
Mr. Vest read a printed notice from a
o called "workingman" whose rrtme
was not printed. The nllcgud workiug
auan, among other things mtid that all
congressmen favoring; low tariff wer
Dot friends of the workingman. Mr.
Vest said ho would forfeit his salary in
the senate if the ulleged"woi'Kingiuan"
did not turn out to be a man who word
A THREE STORY SILK HAT.
diamond studs and Franch kid boots, no
doubt, too thafworkingnian" boarded at
the Fifth avenue hotel and his board was
paid by manufacturers and steamship
builders of this country who wanted the
high prntti'live I ant consumed,
Mr. Kmtis wished Mr. Vest bad ex
plained bis idüa of a "subsidy." He
did not think Mr. Vest's position on
the bill a considered one. He did not
see how Mr. Vest could reooncile bis
opposition to tbe subsidy, witb
his introduction of a bill to guar-
antee tbe payment of $37,500.000
to build Fid.-.' ship railway on
foreign soil. Mr. Kusti.-i inquired
whether tbe United States were io re
main in the future as in the past. Able
speeches on tbe sulijuet of
FREE SHIPS ANO r'Kk'F. TKA DP.
were all right, but our commerce with
:South and Central Annrica was sta
tionary.' Must we be content to see ail
'Other nations ot the earth supplying
markets of those countries while we
Jistened to spoeohes? II said that
rea the Italian nation,- born
but yesterday, had clostr and
better commercial relations with the
n'Ations south ot the United States. The
qu'0ton of our shioping and foreign
trau'3 relations was one different from
that .'' Iw-'al niamifuctui'jrs. Shipping
represented to oilier portions of the
earth tb'o power mid prestige of a na
tion. O-'r people boltcved, hu said,
that the ti'ude oi the countries of this
continent
BFXONGED TO I'S
and could be had with littlo effort. It
was no political question.
Mr. Beck said be desired to explain
the incident referred to by Mr. Hale on
Friday, relating to lifiy-two bags of
American mail for Rio tie Janeiro, said
to have been dumped on tbe dock at
Pernambuco. Mr. lieck said he had
been told by a well informed officer of
tbe postoflice department, that the
mail referred to was not sent by any
ocean "tramp," as bad been alleged,
but by a ship of the Hed Cross line of
mail steamers, ' which made regular
trips from New York to Pernambuco,
and which bad been regularly employed
by the United States postoilioe depart
ment for the past ten years. Mails for
Kio de Janerio bad been sent regularly
by that line to Pernambuco, there to
connect witb the Brazilian mail steamer
for their destination. The debate then
closed for the day, and the senate went
into executive session, after which it
adjourned.
FOR AN nON EST B ALLOT BOX .
Senator Hoar from the committee on
priveleees and elections today reported
favorably tbe bill creating a commis
sion, to be appointed by ha president,
to select a design for a ballot box and
counting device which shall bo used in
all congressional elections. ,
HOUSE.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Washington, May 8. Mr. Well
borne, of Texas, submitted a confuten :e
.report on tbe Indian appropriation bill,
and it was adopted by
A $35,000 REWARD FOR GERONIMO.
Delegate Bean, of Arizona, intro-
duoed a bill authorizing tbe president
io offer arewxrd of $25,000 for the kill
ing or capture of Gerónimo.
AFTER THE LAND O RANTS.
Mr. Anderson, of Kansas, moved to
suspend the rules and pass-tbe bill pro
viding for the adjustment of the land
grant made by the United States to aid
in the constructtoa of railroads in Kan.
sas and for forfeiture of unearned lands,
wuicn was agreed to.
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
Mr. Morrison today introduced in tbe
bouse a bill prepared by the treasury
department, designed to give effect to
me act cutting on the commissions of
tbe iuternal revenue collectors in taxes
collected'on distilled spirits, which act
tbe supreme court recently held did not
sccomptisn the purpose intended.
A FRIEND OF SILVER.
Mr. Breckenridge, of Arkansas, today
introduced a resolution in the bouse lo
give silver certificates full legal tender
cuaracter, ana providing for the issuing
um miuBies oi inn uenouituauonsof one,
mu anu uye uonars.
Aa Aall-taarka Declslea.
Sam Francisco, May 3. United
States District Judge Sabin today
quashed the indictments recently found
against, Charles E. Beach, et al.. chars-.
ing them with subornation of perjury
in connection with extensive timber
land locations in Humboldt oountv. on
tbe ground that the indictments had
Deen lotiud on illegal testimony. The
lauds iu question are very valuable.
Teas ef Hard Meaty.
Washington, May 3. The issue of
standard silver dollars from the mint
during tbe week ending May 1st, was
$381,990. The issue for the correspond
ing period last rear was 183.999. Tha
shipments ot fractional silyer coin dur
ing the month of April amounted to
Confirmation.
Washington, May 3. W. L. Caoel,
to be marshal of the northern district of
Texas. Jos. J. York, of Texas, to be
collector of tbe port at Brazos de Santi
ago, Texas. Jos. Magoffin, of El Paso,
Texas, to be collector of the port at Paso
del Norte, Texas.
Tha Indaatrioaa Apachee,
Washington. D. C. Mav 3 The
adjutant general has received the fol
lowing despasch from General Miles.
dated Benson, Arizona, April 29: "Con.
firmed reports from Calabassas and
Nogales state that three persons were
rwimu auuui ieu mues norm oí me une.
Vni'V MaHmia rlun.aHahnn. In.. knn
" .... ....... . . un u.iuur. naig UUCU
ttotlllllit.tiot amit.h nt tha kuinrfa.n in
Sor ora. Many persons have been killed
auu oiuers uriven out, anu are coming
up on the Sonora railroad to Arizona
territory. Both Mexican and United
states troops have been actively pursu
ing. One Mexican and one white man
have been taken by Indians and have
benirkilled. As fast as possible troops
are being placed where they will be
likely to intercept hostiles should they
attempt to move north. Tbe balance
will keep close to Gerónimo, s camp if
possible, wherever they may go."
TheGazette
Job Office
la prepared to turn out
Every Glass of Work!
Promptly !
McQUAID & LAMARR,
Contractors and Builders,
ESTIMATE 4 (J IV E.N ON PLANS.
POnMITCRB "UrilOLSTTRED 1SD rUrAIHID.
Al SO ORNEKAL JOBIINU.
All wort neatly done aud satisfaction gnar-aiiti-cd.
. all audsee us.
Shop 4I.VÍ Oram! Avenue Bast Las Vegas,
PARK HOUSE
Southeast corner of park,
LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS, N. M.
MRS. M, ADAMS, Proprietress.
nates 12.00 per day, SB. 00 and SI0.00 per weal
M. . KELLY,
(Owner of the MK brand of cattle)
RANCH AND CATTLE BROKER.
Of KICK: Bridge Street, Opposite Postofflce.
Burveylngbylobh Campbell.the well-known
Surveyor.
JP. 33. EVA MS,
NEW PHOTO GAILERY
ART and CURIOSITY STORE.
Vlewt of, Lai Vegas and vicinity. Frames
made to order. -Indian
Pottery and Blanket and other
Native Curiosities.
' 350 Railroad Ave., Opera House Block.
LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.
S, PATTY,
Manufacture and dealer In
Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware
Eave-Trotwhs. Tin Roofing, Camp
ttovei sad minon' outfits.
LA9 VEQAS,
NEW MEXICO.
JACOB GEOS8. A. M. BLACKWELL, HARHY W. KEUT
GROSS
, BLACKWELL & CO
Wholesale
General Merchandise !
Ranch Outfitting a Specialty.
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS,
LAS VEQAS,
UNDER NEW
The only Brick Hotel in Las Vegas. First class in all its
appointments. Clean airr rooms- Elegant Furniture.
A No. 1 Table, and everything possible o one ior the comfort
of Quests. Headquarters for stockmen and Commercial men.
Rates $2.50 ana $3 00 per day. Special Ratea to Parties re
maining a week or more.
LAS VEGAS,
HENDENHALL,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
But and sell Horses, Mules, Ponies. Buggies, Waronr
Harness. Saddles, Etc.
CERRILLOS HARD AND SOFT COAL
For Bale.
EAST AND WEST LAS VEQAS. NEW MEXICO
LAS VEGAS BREWERY
A
N
D
1,-A.S VEGAS, MEXICO.
Our beer is brewed from tho choicest malt and hoos and
warranted to dve entire satisfaction. Our
4
JOTTLED O
Is secc id to none in th& market.
LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO
O. A. ROTHGEB. Proprietor.
THE AGUA
IWATSB WORKS)
SuoDlles Water from a Pure and Clear Mountain Stream, the
Rio Qallin&s." taken seven miles aheap tha r.itv und conduotad bv
Gravity System. For rates, etc..
OFFICE
LAS VEGAS,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
ADIN H. WHITMORE, AGENT,
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
THE HL..A-S VEGAS
COKE CO.
M. 8. HART, SUPERINTENDENT.
LAS VEO AS. NEW MEXICO.
HYER FRIEDMAN & BRO
Wool Dealers and Wholesale Grocers,
LAS VEGAS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
First Class in all its Appointments.
MRS. M. A. HORNBAROER, Proprietress.
Comer of Sixth Street
FRANK T. ROBINSON,
A practical outter with thirteen years experience, representing
Peters & Trout's Palace of Fashion
LANCASTER. OHIO.
Astonishing Prices! Suite, $20 Upwards! Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Can be found every morning at Plaia Hotel. Afternoon, on Katt Side.
Rooms 3?ltkza Hotel, -West 'Side,' 'Las' Veigás
Street Railroad Co.
Can ma reeularlv from Old to New Town every thirteen minutes, and from
'" Twentr-aye" tiokeUon be procured tor 1 at the Company'! effloe, Twelfth
street. yEOASi NEW hexkjq.
Dealers In
DEW MEXICO.
MANAGEMENT,
NEW MEXICO
HUNTER & CO.
PURA CO.
apply to
BOTTLING ASSOCIATION
: Comer Bridge and Twelfth Streets.
NEW MEXICO
8. W. LFE, Superintendent.
NEW MEXICO.
and Douglas Avenue
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tkrmtoiiy or Nw Mixteo, I
County of Sau M Ia-uel . ( s
ID the Dlltrfrt rtiirt at Ran al i.n.l rmnt.
In the matter of the petitioa of William B
Tipton for a eonamipalun to takA th
tlon of Epifanlu Mill, In perpeluatiun of
aaine r w ue usea in me oauae herwlu
TTiinam nroeuie ana oineri are plalatlllj,
ami Martha J. Tiuton and uihrn am it.t. n.i
aatt, numbered ."-'12, and u.iw pending In
the Dietriel Cuurl of the FiraC Judicial 1)1.
trlot In Sun Miguel Countv, In the Territory
ToColumbua Moiae, Lou Smzbacher, Wil
liam Kroenlz. Joscuh II. Hiimm. I II Ka.
Icr, attorney for Hotalle V. Kennon and her
huaband, lxiula Kennon, Henry tí. Urent.
Francia f. Rrent. Sarah li riM.ii.k iiUv.nii..
r. i'v."""" "uineriaou, Uulilel W. Braiil,
i"? 'n iie iiualen. rrank lluatc-u
Waahlbatun Bmwn. Murw Itmvn wiuui...ii.
Smith, Jainea Mmith, Mary Hcltler, William
Beltler. Jamea Krown. Wvaii Hn.wn a i..Piu.
Ullderaleeve, and the unknown heiri of Joae
v. ii-juro inijiiio. oereaaeii, auil their asalgna
and all etnera whom it doth nr m.v nmnom
or who may have or claim to have any Intereai
" " ""Miera in inigaiion in me aaiu above
mentioned aultof Wlliiaiu Knuniu a,..i .hu
aaiuBt marina o. tipiou, iireetlliK:
inia i io give you anu each of you notice,
that upon the application of William . Tipton,
duly made before the Hun t:il. v i .,
Chief Jnatlee of the Suuremettmirt i ilia i . rri!
tory of New Mevlco, and Judge of the Kiral
Jndlcial Ulitrlct Court tbeteof, an order of aald
Court waa dulv entered and m.lu l.v ti.A u...i
Chief Justice, that R conimiaaioD be laaurd te
me i ion oi aaia first juuicial Dialrlit, in an
cordance with the nrarar of the aui.im.nii...
tlen of tha aaid William II. Tipton, to take the
iirinniuuui ui apuauio vigil and Kelael Vigil
In perpetuation ef the aame tn la no. I in il...
aald causa of Wil lam KroenU et al. against
i... Aiifkuu ai.,auu inai piirauant lo
imiiu., .uncu m uiaue ano provided.
I ahall proceed, on the llrai Monduv in June,
18K6, the aame Del nit the 7th dav i.f ikui
between the hours of o'clock a. in. and tl
o moca p. m. oi aaia aay, and ir noeesaarv be
tween the aame houra of the day following-,
until the aame be ceinoleted. at mv niHn. it.
the court houae in the to wo of Laa Vegas, la
.un bvuuij ui jniiruei, j errnory oi ftew
iv wtn lúe uepoailioiia OI HpilunlO
VíkII, a realdent of theeitv of Manta If i i
of .-anta Fe, Territory of New Mexico, and
naiaei vigp, a resiaeut or tile town of Pecos,
In the County of üiui Miguel. Territory of New
Mexico, In perpetual remembrance of what
ihey may know and can aay touching the mak
ing and execution of a certian dno.n mrtnt and
instrument of writing purporting to have been
executed and mule by one Uregono Trujlllo as
ia laat will and lMlim.nl in tl.A ...... lju
deviainghla Interest in a certain tm. t of land
anown aa i.a junta-or'-ooiiy Land U ram, '
aituated in the Counties of Mora and San
Miguel. In said Termor of New Merirui tn
one Donaclano Tlgll, and t jucamg any other
matter or thing said witnesses may kauw cun
oeralng the titles io said lent), an that I shall
continué tbe taking of the depositions of said
witnesses, if need be, from day to day, at the
same plaoe and between the samn hours, uutll
tbe same Is completed, at which time and
plaoe voa and each of roti mav attend and
cross-examine the said wltueaaea, If you
please.
Witness my baud this 17th day of April,
A. It., I88e. '
R .fllllMITnM
Clerk or the First Judicial Uiatiictof the T'ér-
riiory oi new M ex lea.
Jas. H. Pi'HDY,
Brsiurn Vircint,
bollcltoia for William B. Tipton.
LEGAL NOTICE.
TaHHlTOEY or Naw Mkxico, I
County of Man Miguel. (
In the Probate Court of Han MIvhpI Pnmiv
To Columbus Molse, Louis 8uM.U' lier. and the
nnanown neirs or Jose uregorlo Trujlllo aud
their aasigus and all oibem whom It may
concern.
Take notace that 1 will on Mondar, the ?th
day of June, A. 1. , ItHitt, at lo e'clock in the
forenoon of that day move the 1'robato Court
of San Miguel County, in tho Territory of New
Mexico, before the Mon. Severn llaea, Judge
of said Couit, thai the will of Jose Grearono
Trujll n, now on Die In said court, be approved
and admitted to probate in accordance with
the application died with tn, said will, when
and wnere you can be heard, if anytliiugyou
have to say to the oontrary.
WILLIAM a TIPTON ,
l as Vegas, New Mex co, April 17, lead.
J. H. Pbhdy,
UmtEDIN & VlNCINT.
Solicitora.
ASSISAEFS NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HKBBBY GIVEN THAT BY
their deed of asala-nment for the benefit
of creditors, M. Romero ft (Jo., Margarito Ho
mero ana a. jesús Marques nave conveyed and
trausferred to the underslvned all their real
and personal property, with full authority to
collect their assets and pay their Habil
ites wnutne proceeds mereor. All persons
knowing themselves to be Indebted to said
una or Individuals are uotltled to make settle
ment with tbe underslvned: and all creditors
uf either are requested to present Ibelr claims
to tue unaeratgneu witnuut aeiay.
MAflUKLj null,, Aaaignee.
Las Vanas N. at., January o. 1MB.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that by their deed
of aaalgnmeut for the bt uctlt of creditors
Triuldad Boniero, Biolher and Hon, T. Homero
St Son, Trinidad Romero, Eugenio Homero nud
Morapio Bomero, have conveyed anil trans
ferred to the undersigned all their real and
personal property, with full aulborlty to col
lect their assets and pay their liabilitlea with
the proceeds thereof. All persons knowing
themselves Indebted to ellherof saldtlrmaor
Individuals, are notllled to make settlement
with tbe undersigned, and ail creditors ol
either are requested to present their claims to
the undersigued without delay,
tf M. Hhumhwiok, Assignee,
A. C. SCHMIDT,
Manufacturer of
Wagons end Carriages
And dealer la
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Kvery kind of wagon matorlal on hand
Horse shoeing and repairing a specialty,
Urand Avenue aud Seventh Street, kast I.ai
Vee-aa.
W. T. SalTIRTOR. WALLACE I1I88ILDIN,
COHTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates given on all kinds of work.
t'lldan Street between Ballroad and Grand
Aveone.
LA8 VEGAS. (East Side) N. M.
FRANK LE DUC,
Ftaclical Tailor and Cutter.
A Choice Selection oi Suitings, Coat
ings and FitnUlooningg.
Always Guarantee Satisfaction.
Went Bridgo Street.
Laa Vegat. New Mexico.
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
O. L. GREGORY, Proprietor.
Center Street, 'East Lag Vegas.
Gazette Job Office
Can tarsi werkajaleter, la Belter style and
al lawer prices than aay ether sílice ia the
City el Laa Vag aa.
THE NECESSITY
FOR TUE SPECIALISTS.
DR. WAGNER & GO.
We offer no apology for devoting so muoh
... ........ mu iu ,uia luuun-uegieciea
class of diseases, believing that no oondl-
v. ...iiinini, ,m ,uu wren-ueu in mens
the sympathy and beat eervloes of the pro
fession to which we belong, aa many
are innocent sufferers, and that tha
physician who di'votes hlmsnir to relieving
"v uiiu.cu auu nariua; lacia i roin worae thau
death, Is no lees a philanthropist and a bene-
.....i iu ui. r.m iu.u idv aurareon or paisl'
claa arhit liv ..l.u u....i.....i .T
-V "K," '-". carol, iu aut
other branch of his profession. And. fortu
uately for htimaulty, the day is dawning when
the talso phllauihmpy that condemned the
.. ...... .,..., , VI.U.U, nú rue lepers un
der the Jewish law, tu die unoared tar, ha
Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthlul follies or Indiscretions will do well
to avail themselves of this, the a rea teat boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
las Wamiua sawill ...... .. a x ..
" aaaaaa, sg uoisuKirj u luneu votaj ior
every cne of semina! wuHkuew vr p rival
dt8f8ttof any ktud hhü cbaraelw wiucli f
,.,- a ur.m.D av aim in'IB IU UUil,
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are manv at the a.. ..r at, tn a.i hn
Hre troubled with too frvquent evacuauons ot
the bladder, often accompanied by a alight
smarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
lug of t he system 1 n a manner the patient oan
not account for. On examinin it-m ....
deposits a ropy sediment will iilten be foun
and sometimes email particles of albunnu
will appear, or the color will bo or a thin,
mil It 1Kb. hue, again changing to a dark sod
torpid appearance. There are many men wb.
die of this ilimculty. Ignorant of the cause,
which Is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. Dr . W. vill guarantee a perfeot cure n
all caaes, and a healthy restoration of IB
genltu-urinary organs.
(omultutlon free. Thorough examinarle n
and advloe (6.
8ee the Doctor's additional advertisement
In the Denver Daily Mews and Tribune-He-publioan
All oommunlostlons should be addressed
DR. WAGNEK & CO.
338 Laiimor 8treet. Address Box 8783, Den.
ver, voio.
Hut this out and aka along.
lOlO Main St., Kansas Olty, Mo.
Treats all Nervous and Chroulc Diseases.
YOUNO Mill
Buffering with Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Loss of Memory, Despondency, Aversion to
Society. KtdtiAv Tpihl., n. At. .
the lientto-l rinary Organs, can here Had a
oat v uiu Bmuj uure.
MIDDLK-AttED MEN.
There are manv troubled with loo frnnnent
viii:iiatlons of the bladder, often accompan
ied by a slight smarting or burning sensa
tion, and weakening of the system in a man
ner the patient can not account for. On exam
ining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small pai
neles (if albumen will anoear. or the rnlnp hm
ot a thin, mllklsh hue, again ohanglng to a
..i vi luipiu appearance, inere are many
men who die of this dlthcultv. Iirnnrant of th
cause. The doctor will guarantee a perfect
cure in all such oases, and a healthy restora-
viuu ui lúe euii.o-urinarv orgaus.
PROFESSIONAL.
J T. BOSTWICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Sixth Street, opposite Post OMoe,
LAS VEGAS, . NEW UBXtCJ.
D. W. VEF.DER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
O ffloe In Elbiberg Blook,
LA9VBQA3, - MEW MKIICO.
Ol)IS SULZBACHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office: National St., opposite Court Bouse,
LAS VEUAS, - - NEW MEXICO,
J. D. o'Hrtam, vy. L. Píenos,
Q'BRVAN A PIERCE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Offlcc in Sena Building, Over San Miguel Bank.
LAS VEQAS. - . NEW UEXIUU.
IEMMKTrj
J.
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
Office, Stern's Block, Bridge St.,
LAS VEGAS, - - ' NEW IIEirtO.
H. a w. a, kooulkh,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Natarg- Public.
Oftioaoa Bridge street, two doors wait of
rusiomoe.
LAS VKUA8, NEW MBXiUO
Win. Breeden, W. A. Vincent.
jJKl:i:lKH Sc VINCENT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In all the court a In the Territory.
Wm. M.Bloau iimiiaK-er of the oollevllon de
partment
rim Hatlonal llank Block, .
LAS VEGA9 NEW MEXICO.
J H. PETTIJOHN, Hi. It.,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
Answers letteis of Inquiry fiom Invalids.
1'. O. Box :),
LAS VKQAS HOT 8PK1NGS, NEW Hf.XICO.
H. DUDLEY, M. D.
Office: Sixth St. near Douglas Aya.
Hesldonae: Main Street, between Sevantk and
Eighth.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
jji II. SK1PWITH, M. O.
umcein Hlhlberg Block.
Offlce hours, from 11 to a p. m.
LAS VEUAS, NEW MKXICO.
s
O. WOOD,
ARCHITECT AND ENCINEER,
Plana and apeulüoatlous made for all kinds
of oonstruotlun. Also surveys, maps and
plata.
LAS VEQAS, -tilth Street) NEW MEXICO.
JIV. r.H. WILSON,
DENTIST
Office and residence Glven's Block, west of
PostoHoe.
LAS VK8A8. NEW MEXICO.
JjR. F. E. OftLEY.
RESIDENT DENTIST, OCULIST
AND AURI8T,
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
Ilia StTFRaua ootraT or Niw Mxxmo. I
Eluha V. Lown, ( hlef Justice. V
Santa Fa. New Mexico, Jan. M. '8. )
The bearer of this is Dr. Olney, of Waraaw,
Indiana. 1 have known him for tha past fif
teen years. He is atnaa of strict integrity,
honorable In business, of fine social and bus
incsi qualities, worthy tbe confidence) of any
community. He was regarded aa one of tha
moat accomplished dentiats In Northern Indl
ana. lie has given special study aud eu
kiyed good opportunities aa an oooullst aud
aurlst. 1 take great pleasure la reoo tame lid
lug him aa In all respects reliable.
Ucaprctlully, Klibba V. Logo,
Chief Just los of N, M.
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