The Las Vegas gazette., May 04, 1886, Image 4

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THELAST VEGAS GAZETTE-TUESDAY EVEXIXG, MAY 4, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
Real Estate,
RENTAL AND LOAN AGENCY
Office Sixth St., opposite postofiice.
MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO HUNT
ron saxjxzi
Ralni property, nrlce f 6,500, lessee guar
anteed lor a year, at s iw per inouin.
Residence property for sale, price S1,000;
oars 85 net a"iton Investment.
A few cholo, lots for sale at reasonable
Upares,
iiiulness chances for sale.
Don.t forget to come and sue us before mak
inir investments.
Calvin Flsli.
ga jai Sails fefttc.
TUESDAY EVEN IXO, MAY 4.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Evans1 Art and Curiosity Store
Tbe Home restaurant furnishes the
best meals in town.
Straw bats of the latest style and
nnest material have just been received
at toe Uoiden Hule.
St. Dennis has purchased the Sixth
Street Exchange, and will open in the
morning wttn nic&nignt behind tbe bar.
Belden & Wllsou are receiving three
limes a weeK ualirornia vegetables and
strawberries also hume grown lettuce,
raaisoes ana onions.
P. L. Strauss, the Plaza merchant, is
now opening a beautiful stock of spring
goods, it win pa; tbe ladies to look al
it and boar bis prices.
Leave orders for ice at Leon Bros.,
west side, ana wens, rargo (Jo. s of
fice on east side.
Montezuma Ice Co.
PERSONAL.
Items Concerning People and Their
Doings,
A. D. Hudnall loft tbis morning for
socorro.
Mrs. Jacob Gross came in last night
íruiu vae east,
Harry Wells, T. L. Berry and Jim
Clay pulled out this morning for their
respective ranches.
O. W. Hartman, San Miguel; H. D.
Reinkin and Frame Jager, Watrous, are
among, recent arrivals in the city.
Jeff Helsley, formerly of tbe Prairie
cattle company, has just returned from
Texas, whitlier be went last fall.
Posey Page leaves tome lit for Albu
querque íl the interest of the heavy St.
Louis wool house which ho roprosonts.
Rev. Thornton, superintendent of
Methodist missions in New Mexico,
came in this morning from an extended
trip to the south.
J. V. Zimmerman was an arrival by
the train from the south this morning.
He has been into Texas and Arizona,
and says the Indian troubles are getting
pretty warm again.
Superintendent Vaiie, of the tele
phone service, is showing his usual en
ergy and enterprise in the way in which
hfc is pushing the matter of a telephone
between this city and Santa Fe.
M. J. Lasar has presented an olegant
$500 diamond to rank Robinson, who
was his companion whon the attempt
to hold hiui up was made and wiio as
sisted in standing off the villains.
Mrs. C. A. Rathburn loft this morning
for Chicngo. She went as far as Raton
in the special car of her father, Super,
intendeut Dyer. Accompanying her
were her mother and a wholo car load
of ladies and children. They had their
baskets of provision, and evidently in
tended having a picnic. I ho accom
panying party will roturn on 101 tonight.
Tom Frilzlou is down from VVatrous,
Hlddera lor Forage and Fuel.
Agreeable to announcement, bids for
fuel and fora ge for supplying the va
rious posts throughout the military dis trict
of New Mexico woro opened at the
office of the chief quartermaster on Sat
urday at noon. The lowest bidders
were;
For coal M. Quigg, except for Santa
Fe, O. W. Alexander, of Cerrillos.
For wood J. T. Newhall.at Santa Fe;
A, Staab at Ft. Stanton and Ft. Win
gate: lltn bbuster, t. Bliss; M. Fren
ilentbal, Ft. Sheldon.
For corn A, Staab at Ft. BayarJ,
Santa Fe, Ft. Bliss. Ft. Stanton. Ft.
Sheldon and Ft. Vyiogate. Also bay at
i t. Diirs, anuí re nun rt. wingatu.
For oats Jacob De Cou at Fis. Bav
ard, Bliss, and Stanton: M. liruuswick
at bama he and its. Wiugate and
union; a. otahb, ft. l,ewn.
ror bran M. Brunswick at Fls.
Bayard, bholdoo, union and Santa Fe
Jacob pe Con at rt. Sheldon; Ben
ocDuster at r t. unas. A. Stabb at Fls.
Louis and Wingate.
For Way DeCou atFts. Bavard and
Sheldon; M. Brunswick al Ft. Union.
inese are tlio lowest bidder at dis
trict headquarters in Santa he. Bids
lor the same supplies were also onenod
at tbe various posts, and the definite re
sult as to wbo secured tbe contracts can
not therefore be announced until all the
posta are heard from, which ill be
about the first ot next week. New
Mexican. .
Bt Arrival.
St. Nicholas: L H niythe and J 8 Wlaan
nanea: i a. uaiaweii, wire ana daughter, Jea
body. Ka; Howard II Carroll, Dl, Baltimore;
Dkpoi Hotel: W B Baker, San MarWal
S A Baxter, Frank E Baxter, Lima, (I: C II
Holt-Ins, J D Hamilton, A A Muriner, I. H
Fielding, W E Roos and wife, Chicago; J T
Slloms, Phosnlx, A T; Geo N Miller, Pitta
burg; C P Feddereen, Iowa ; T J Walker, Kan
sas t:lty; W M Thomas, New Castle. Pa; C 8
Trusaell, Haton; D S Elciridire. Albuquerque
Daniel N Howard, Boston; A Goodman, New
York.
Plaza Hotel:-R Efbatham.Gee Heredan.
Texas; H U Keinken, Watrous. '
HOME ITEMS,
Santa Fo County Tries to (iobble
Glorieta.
in en n .Huuger Hot Spring. People
llnilrond llanera, elr.
Santa l' t'licck.
At the county commissioners' court
yesterday a very cheeky letter was read
from B, Seligniau, chairman of the
Santa Fe county board. The document
commenced: "We hereby inform you
that we claim all taxes collected by San
Miguel county omciais witmn me bound
anes ot the county of Santa Fe. as es
tablished by an act of the territorial
legislature, approved 1882."
lue disputed territory in question
comprises a small portion of Glorieta
bill and is poorly populated and really
has no taxable property. Tbe sturdy
burghers of staid old Santa Fe have
suddenly awakened to tbe thought tba
their pinion patch of a county is a small
outnt, ana rousea by tbe inspiring
woruu oi tne d aru or immigration ana
otber spou ters. the grasDint? oonimis
sioners of Santa Fe countv have soueht
to extend their domain by encroaching
uu me riguutot oau Miguel.
The commiHiioners adopted asa reso
lution that after a caroful examination
of the laws fixing the boundries we lind
that San Miguel county oUioinls have
not assosed or collected oulsldo the
county lines, that on tbe contrary th
board is informad that attempts have
been and are being made by the presen
auuiioiiuer assessors oi Santa to coun
ty to assess outside of their jurisdiction
money .Not Everything.
An amusing scene occurred at the
depot this morning. A man who signs
himself A. A. Mungcr, Chicago, whom
report states to have a yearly income of
I imyjuu, wanted Ills buggngo cliecked
to Chicago when his ticket only called
lor A-insns (Jiiy. lue bagtragoniastoi
respectfully declined, as such procedure
was contrary to orders. Munger iu
sisted that be bad passes beoud Kansas
uity, but loflily refused to slinwlhnm
rinding the baggage man immovable
.Hunger began abusing and villif.ying
mm, threatening that lie should be dis
missed, and iinallv went to Stiuorintun
dent Dyer with his complaints. Dyer
on investigation sustained tbe baggage-
uittsier. rinaiiy, munger Dflcntue so
abusive that Frank Ram let him know
that bhang, tbe baggage master, was on
duly and could not reply to him, but
tnai ne, nam, would give him a ireu
l eel thrashing if he did not go about
ins ousiness and let Sbang alone
luunger went on swennnp: vengeance
and that he wcu.d huve the whole con
cern tired.
Railroad Nailers.
Payrolls are out on time and left to
day for lopeka.
The regular train from the east last
night consisted of niue cuaches and was
well tilled with passengers.
E. Wilder and party will be in tonight
on 101, in tho special car 63, on route to
laiiiorma. Mr. Wilder is treasurer of
the Santa re company.
A bridge was burned Monrfiv nio-l-t
three and a half miles east of Cerrillos.
by which the passt nger today from the
soutn was delayed nearly lour hours
A laborer on the work train was baillv
nun yesteruav a short distance above
here. Ho was brought in last night on
ioi anu isKon out to llie Hospital.
freight receipts in car load lots: One
car of wool. J. Roseuwald & Co.; one of
potatoes. Gross. BlBckweli & Co : one
of grain. Browne & Manzanares; one of
conee, Arouckle, one of tlcur, Charles
11I01U.
A three hundred foot brldtre on tha
Aiiantio oc memo near Winslow was
burned yesterday morning, delaying
tne Atlantic x memo train some four
teen hours. It caught tire from the
pile driver.
AVATEHINO PLACK NOTES.
Irma Concerning the
lot Sprlngo.
I. as Vega
11. Forsvth nnd family, of 1
Mo., are enjoying the pleasures of life at
ow Mexico b great resort.
Mrs. A. Wilder, of Toueka, wife of
tbe claim agent ot the Santa Fe road, is
stopping at me not springs hotel.
A. Munger, of Mungcr, Wheeler &
Co., Chicago's great elevator lirm, has
ooon nero iorinreo weeks, building up
his health.
Ben Brewster, ono of tho "old stand-
oy patrons, who was a gaest of the
first Montezuma, has been here for the
past month.
J. M. Nickoll and wifo have spent the
past live weeks here. The gentleman is
oi me nrui oi Murray & Niokell, Chi
cago wholesalers.
J. P. Williamson and family are here
on account oi airs, Williamsons ill
health, The lady has gieatly improved
during her two weeks stay.
There is a nice lot of sociable poople
stopping at the Hot Springs. Extreme
formality isdisponsod with and it is not
uiuiuuii to mage acquaintance).
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Porkins aro Bos
ton people wno nave boon here a
month. Mr. J'orkins In interested in
the cattle growing firm of Heckle &
McDowell of this county.
Dancing is enjoyed by the hotel guests
almost every evening. During the day
rides, walks and outdoor amusements
onoupy tbe time and the more easygo
ing play billiards or pool.
G. W. Coster and wife, accompanied
by Miss Reilly, sister of tba latter, are
here from Now York city, whero Mr.
Coswr is a member of the Petroleum
Excbango. Mr. Coster'g health is
greatly improved by his month's stay.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Marble, tbe for
mer a Chicago board of taade man
Miss Marble, Miss Nell Marble and
Mrs. F. H. Watris form a pleasant
little party that is really having a good
time here for the past month.
Bids for supplying fuel and (intra to
the various military posts of .New Men
co, were oponed at Santa Fe last Satur
day. M. Brunswick, of this oily, waa
the lowest bidder tosunnlv nata t. Hmmm
re, rorts wingate and union; for bran
at Forts Bayard, Stanton, Union and
Santa Fo, and for bay at Fort Union.
Philip Nelson and Miss Kittv Hiliwr
will be raarriod tomorrow.
Important telegraph crowds
out
much local matter this reniog.
To-Ita'. Weather.
Clear and bright.
Temperature: 7.00 a. m.,S6; 13 m..
70; 3 p. m., 70. .'
Equal to the line Imported.
THE "flILSSOIV'
Is the next size to our "Gerster" and
is composed of Süleoted imnoried rn.
pers and choicest Vuelta Absjo filler
ojjau;u wurmiiansoip. tun open
ing these cigars smokers will find the
filler nicely booked and rolled up in
binder style.)
Tbe onlv place tbovcan be obtained
in Lbs Vegas is at Chris Sellman's Club
saloon.
Montezuma Ice Co
Olear rufo loo.
Las Yogas Trade supplied by
R. J. HOLMES,
Leave orders with
Wells Fargo Exorese Office
EAST SIDE, or
Leon Bros., West Side.
PLAZA PHARMACY.
E. C. MURPHEY A CO.
Always on hand a full aafuirtiuenl of hue hair
tooth, nail and Infant brushes, etc, loitolse,
rubber and ivory comba, toilet and bathing
BiioiiKeo, uuwuer puiis. powuer uoxea, pom
ades, toilet and bath soaps, chamois skins,
periumery, ittnr.y yoons, em. raysicians pre
seriptions carefully compounded.
Hlamhard'a New Duildlnit on Brl.l -r street,
npponiir auupy's Hiachimith aiiap.
LAS VEGAS,
' NEW MEXICO,
A. C. SCHMIDT.
Manufacturer of
Wagons and Carriages
And dealer In
UEAVY HARDWARE.
Awry bind of tragón material on hand
rloríH Bboeiiif? and rept1ring a specialty,
Urnnd Avhiiuo nnd titwnuth Street, Kat I. hp
II. GEIST,
The Bazaar
HOUSE FURNIS1IINÜ
AND
PANOY GOODH.
BridE Street, Near the Bridge,
TOM HAYWARD,
East Side Sixth St.
NEW PHOTO OAILERY
ART and CURIOSITY STORE.
Views of, Las Vegas and vicinity. Frames
made to order.
Indian Pottery and Blankets and other
unlive wuriuBIUVB.
8i0 Railroad Ave., Opera House Block.
LAS VEOAB, - NEW MEXICO.
Herefords.
Of West Las Animas.
IIAI Jl ST t NLOAOED IK
lia
Mare
Fine Hereford
Pure Blood and Registered and from the Best Herd in
the West. .
AN OPPORTUNITY
For Particulars
At Stock Grower Office-
J. C. LEARY & CO..
Commission
For the
OFFICE IN STOGT
LA8 VEGAS,
LIVESTOCKANDMNCHES!
0. L HOUGHTON,
W HOLER ALE
Hardware!
A complete Hue !
STOVES, FIRE ARMS
AND
AMMUNITION.
l.arifeat Btor.k In Nfv Mexico In the Hard
ware 1.1 uu.
Barb Fence Wire
At tuamtf cturor's prlun wiili actitil frelnlit
uuufu. nauuiaciurer oi an uiuaa ut
Tin, Copper
AND
SHEET IRON,
Stoies in East and West Las
Vegas-
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Lasrer Beer
BROWNE & MANZANARES CO.
Kule Ageut lor
Las Vegas and Socoiro.
AIS
DISTRIBUTING AGENTS
ion
Las Vegas Lager Beer.
Graaf&Hawkins
BAKERS.
DEALERS IN STAPLE ANH FANCY
GROCERIES.
Everything iu Stock. Prices to Bui
the time, üive us a call.
SIXTH ST.. LAS VEGAS. N. H.
Herefords.
. - Colorado,
LAS VEGAS A CAR LOAD OF
FOR BUYERS.
inauire of
Merchants
Sale of
GROWER BUILDING,
NEW MEXICO.
Oatt e
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
INTO. V7 Center street.
e Mis a
C. H. SPORLEDER,
VtJST EECEIVED
120 Fairs ladies' Kid Button Slit ' S
Made oa C, D and E widths, which wll he sal. at
Tno jL.o"W Price or $2,30,
.LXiiso, xao rA.inB
Ladies' Genuine Tampico Pebbled Goat Button,
On v., D and E Widths, a ioJ wearing aliae, at
The I.ow IPrico or S5Í2.SO.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
he Golden ule
CLOTHING HOUSE
T i ailroad Jrro. , XjCis Vegas,
FINEST DISPLAY OP
Wilson Bros' Furnishing Goods.
Dunlap's Celebrated Stiff Hats.
Neckwear, Shirts, Stetson's Soft Hats
Burt & Packard and
Burt & Mears' Fine Shoes.
Simon Lewis'
W. F. COOKS,
COORS BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattin(?s, Ete.
rT l mi t ni t
Sporting Goods, Ranges, Cook and Heating Stoves, Orates,
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and. Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS
Space reserved for
19. Xj. Xj 33 O 2NT fe OO.
The Plaza Grocers and Bakers.
CHRIS. -WIHI GrJlMJD ,
MANUFACTUREH OP
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
s
Las Veeas, - s s - , . , New Mexico.
THOMAS SIRE,
Dealer in Fruits of all Kinds
Th. ast stock oimh Frnlt. nd Nat. in
First Glass Short Order Parlor-Open Day and Night.
8TAWDAED O IB1 CIQ-AEa.
Oysters azlcI Oavrtie Berred In Btyle
CENTER STREET, ONE DOOB EAST
TONY'S BARBER SHOP.
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR,
Hot and Cold Baths,
Ladies Hair Cut, Shampoo and
PRIVATE ROOMS
Bridge Svreet, near Gazette Office,
FoiirFúl
Sons, Props
HENRY O. COOKS.
1 1
NEW MEXICO.
th. otly. Boda Water. Ic. Cream and Pu'
OP SPORLEDEB'S SHOE STORE.
Hair Dressing a Specialty.
FOR LADIES.
Lag Vegas. New Mexico.