The Las Vegas gazette., May 13, 1886, Image 2

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THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1886.
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KUUURID Ml.
P1EKCE, HARDY ic WARNER.
Polish id Daily, Bxcu-t Bohdays.
TXUt OF SUBSCRIPTION IX APVAKCK.
r hail roTAOi ra i - -
Dally, Of mll. one rNr, a 10 00
Uelly; by mal!, t1 months, s uo
Oallr, b? ara aanat,... 1 Mi
Dallr. br oanier. per week 16
Semtt by draft on Las v ega i, pnetofflce raon
7 order r se etered lettsr. If aent ruber
wis e will not bo responsible lor mtst-ar-rlage.
AArresv,
fliitUK, HARDY WARNilt,
Lat Vegas, New Mexico.
Spscluen coplea tent froa on application.
Adrertlslnjr ratea made Known on applica
tion. BRANCH O FICE.
Corner Sixth and Douglas streets, with A. A.
A J. H. Wiie, real estate.
Té Ceirrae andesua el The Waz ecte:
Correspondents of Tbx G zarra will forward
Immediately all important newa itema by wire
when arallable, otberwlae by earliest mall or
expresa serrlcs.
THUBSDAY MOUSING. MAY 13.
Thi cry is no anything to beat
Gladstone. England will wonder
some day why it did not listen to her
one statesman of the nineteenth cen
tury and be governed by his genius
in regulating Ireland's difficulties,
The Kansas City papers, in. their
daily reports on the excited, rising
and altogether wonderful activity in
teal estate there, will probably forget
to include the movement of soif and
personal property that took place in
that eity day before yesterday, when
pointing out to the investor the nu
merous advantages with which the
town Is bletsed.
Several writers for territorial news
papers are worrying considerably
about Th Gazette, i ts policy and in
tentions. To these gentlemen we
will say, keep your linen on. The
Gazette is satisfied with the way it is
going and will be managed in accord
ance with the wishes ot its owners
without reference to the whims or
drivelings of every three-line item
writer in New Mexico.
Thi Shalam colonists, locate1! )n
the Meseilla Valley, are chip.riy V
tinguished forthe large cro.pof vener
able cranks that mtur.e there about
twice a year. If )e8 attention was
paid to the filth motions ot the order
and more care, was given the soilbv
the membe;, 0f "Jehovih's Earthly
Kinadoa'V.a,-j,eop1 t large wuuld
probar;', naya fatD tnat tne coion8t3
migat wj-orfc out their own and others'
Ration during the next fifty years.
It is now alleged that bimetallism
is the cause of the depression of trade
in England. That country is suffer
ing in her. manufactures and dull
times everywhere prevail. The com
merce of the "tight little isle" has
been in a bad way for three or four
years." The' economists say that the
true cause of the woful condition of
the material interests of Great Brit
ain lies ' in ' the appreciation of the
value of gold caused by the demoni'
titation of silver. The fierce fight
made by the friends of the people and
the silver dollar here in America was
in a prophetic light and to avert the
greatest commercial disasters.
Another lesion is being taught the
cpuntry by the license accorded the
anarchist bomb throwers oí Chicago
and elsewhere, and that is there must
bt fewer importations of the scum of
Europe, which is designated as cheap
labor. The manufacturer, contractor,
and all who employ men largely
should see the!. handwriting on the
wall and in their greel for gol d stop a
moment to reflect upon what they are
doing to bring disasters upon Anion
ca. There are people enough in
America today to do all the work re
quired. Dou't send abroad for men
who will live on. a dime a day and
then raise as much h 1, when the
opportunity occurs, as the one who is
accustomed to a full fed stomach
three times a day.
Ihe El Paso Times is asking the
people of That city to prepare for the
celebration of the completion of the
EI Faso and White Oaks road. It as
surr.es the question is definitely set'
tied that the road will be built, and
with a prophetio vision it sees smelt
ten, factories and foundries going np
in every direction in that brisk little
city. We trust our esteemed cou
temporary - may realize all its blight
dreams as regards the future of EI
Faso, The railway systems centering
there have made -the town largely
what ' it is today, - The building of
railroads is the modern ttiant of de'
velopment and growth. New Mexico
can stand the steps of the giant that
shall open up all parts of the land
here to progress, the stimulation of
trade, and the growth of our towns
Iir the recent strikes the honest
workingmen have learned that there
is little to be gained by attention to
aide issues, and that the influence of
the mob is a dangerous one. They
' will 'see that their strongest element
lies in the ballot .The great economists
Cobden and Prigbt, got employment
and food for the starving population
of England by wisely directing the
nation's energies in favor of iree
trade.. The preient labor movement
should follow the same line. Lead
ers are required for that reform move
ment. Demagogues will always fo
ment trouble such as has occurred the
past month, if the educated classes
hold aloof. The labor question can
neyer be settlej by the pretense of
disregarding it. It can only be final
ly disposed of in one way, tkat is by
so amending the laws that the pro
ducts of labor can no longer be seized
by speculators. Workingmen should
so marshal their forces that the kick
ing and rebelling will have to be done
by the other clasjes. And this means
that the workiogmen should be gov
erned always in their action by the
law, not passion, nor by prejudice.
All Illlli
Announcement
n THE
Ladies of Las Vegas
Witt) OCCUPY
This Space
SHORTLY.
MARTIN BROS-
Dealers In
KENTUCKY, BOURBON ANO RYE
WHISKIES,
AND DISTILLERS AGENT3,
California Wine and Brandy.
Oar Whiskies ere purcbaeeil direct from the
distillery in Kentucxr aim piacea in toe u a
bondod warehouses, from where they are with'
drawn when aged. And ur perrons will fiad
our price at all times reasonable ana as lor
as nrst-ciass goois an ue soiu.
A x ente lr Brunswick- Halke Cnllender com
nany billiard tables and supplies, and tne
Lkveinnu t-pncpt comoaur.
McQUAID & LAMARR,
Contractors and Builders,
ESTIMATE) GIVEN ON PLANS.
FUHjVITÜRÍ UrilOtSTERED iXD BirAIRID.
AI SO GENERAL JOBCIMO.
All work neatly done and eatlBfaotlon guar
anteed. . all ana see us.
ttnop 15í Grand Avonue. Bast Lai reirás,
PARK HOUSE
Boutbeast corner of park,
LAS VEOA8 HOT SPRINGS, N. M.
MRS. M. ADAMS. Proprietress
ttateeSS.OOperday, SH.OOand aiO.OOperwee
JP. 13. EVA JVJ3,
NEW PHOTO GAI LERY
ART and CURIOSITY STORE
Views of J las Veras and vloinlty. Frames
made to order,
(odian Pottery and Blankets sud. other
atlTe curiosities.
. tX Railroad Ave., Opera House Block,
LAS VKOA8, - NEW MEXICO.
S. PATTY,
Manufacturer and doa!er In
Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware
Eave-Trougbs, Tin Roofintr, Uamp
stoves ana minors' ouints.
LAS VEGAS,
HEW MEXICO.
B. B. borde, cm. Bobdim.
B. B. BORDEN & CO.
A work done with Neatness and Dispatch
Satisfaction ttuaranteed.
Plana. RnMlfloartont and Estimates furnished.
than and orHoa on alaln St.. South of Cat bo lo
3emetety, Hast las Vegas, It. M. telephone
Ooaneotlon wun sao.
CHARLES . BLANOHARD,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise, Wool, Produce
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
and La Rosa Blanca
laaurpaaaed radMdes tor procuring beTT machinery und all artlolea of Merchandise t í
ueuauy aept in toca .
Agent for Mohawk and Chieftain Sc!kv Rakes and Crawford
Mowers , Threshing Machines. Hay Presses. Mining Machín
err. Ensdnes, Corn Shellers. Leffel's Wind Engine.
Twenty years' experience In New Mexico entities
wants ot
LAS VEGAS.
Doug as Ave., Near Browne & Manzanares',
First cla rías ut reasooable prices. Lnrno corral attached. Teleplione No. 12.
Horses, males, wagon and harness (or
day or night.
BUFFALO HALL,
KEG HEEE.
-A- PLEAÜ A-IT-T I?, ESOE-OT.
Bridge Street Near Gazette Olflco
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.
inPOHTEIt ALE, POHTER ANO
t'f.oici:.
Bridge Street. Orpoaite Oazatt- Office.
Stock Exchange Feed Sales Stables;
FINEST LIVERY
flood toamaand esrefnl drivers. Homes anl
anu naoKuoaru!. iur .aiv. nunc nv hiiuuih
table at Hot Sprints.
saTBDt r A v I
KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,
THE QBOCERt,
EBIDaB SI'EEET.
H. GBIST,
The Bazaar
HOUSE FURNISHING
AND
PANOY GOODS.
Bridgs Street, Near the rrlf'sa,
NEW AND
2nd-Hand
GOODS,
Cook Stovefl. Cartets; and all
kinds of Household Goods, at
low prices, at Nell Colgan's
Bridge St. Trading wart.
The Snug.
Bridge St , 9fes Dear te Desot.
II FIRST-CUSS RESTAURANT
MEALS OR LUNCH AT ALL HOURS.
OYSTER! AND ALL DELICACIES
ot tbe season nerved on short notice.
J. BINOLE, Proprietor.
It you wtnt an elegant meal or lunoh,
patronize
THE PvrTTGr.
TOM HAY WARD,
East Side Sixth St.
Undertaker,
U 3VC B A. TLb 3VC XI H. ,
AKD
Funeral Direótor.
Bridge St., Near Gazette Office.
Ml!il
mm
Brands La Rosa Blanca Flour
Smoknitc Tobacco. .
aw to claim a thorough knowledge it the
xne people. .
NEW MEXICO.
Sills
snl. Calls for barks answered Dromotlv
- J. S, DUNCAN, Proprietor.
BILLIABD3.
Jlf;r.H
STOCK KEW AMD
IN THE CITY.
tculrs b-inirht and sold rtro-olf. niim
nvicitaiAiu B,re. Jvicpuunu jso. vo. llranCO
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Ye K
Faasos tnroea the territory from Do.theatt
u soutnwest. uy consulting tbe map tm
readerwlU see that at a po ni tailed Lajunta.
In Colorado, the Nsvi atexit o extension l.-uvo'
the malu l:oe, turns southwest ihiuuifb Triol
dad and enteie the territory through Hatoi
pass, l be travoler here boa-Ins the must inter
extlnir journey on tbe continent. As he is car
rlod bjr powortul euglnes on a swelrnllod
roek bilSiHHtnd traok uu the tmmn tan.nt nt tin
Kuton mountains, with theii cnaiminir seem'
ery, ne catones irequeni Kilinpses or tbe apac
lsh peaks far to t'te north, gtltterluir in thi
morning sun ana presenting- tne granaeai
spectacle In the wholo snowy range. Whet
half an hour from Trinidad, tbetrain suddenly
dashes into a tunnel from which It emergei
on the southern slope of the Katon mount
aius and In sunny Now Mexico.
At the toot of the mountain lies the city ot
naiou, wnube enieuBive ana vaiuaoie coa
ttcl'ls make it one of the busiest places In th'
territory. From Katon to Las Vegas the roun
lies along tbe base of tne monnlalns. un thi
right are the snowy peaks in full view wliil.
on the east lie the grassy plains, the
OHKAT OATTLK HANÜU O THB SUIJTnWEST,
which stretch away hundreds of miles Inu
thu ludían Territory. The train reaches La
V egas In time for dinner.
LAS nOAS,
with an enterprising popbiallon ol eeurl
Icj.uoo, cbJetiy Amerloans, is one of the priuui
pul cities of the territory. Here are locatu
tuoie wonderful houliug fountains, the Ln
Vegns hot spriiius. Nearly all the way l'nm
Kaunas City Uie railroad has followed thi
routeof tbe ' Old Hnta Fe TraiL." and nov
lies through a country wblch, aside fiom th'
beauty of its natural soenery bears on even
hnv.cl the impress of th ioid Bpanlsh oivlilzu
tlou, grafted oenturtos ago upon tbe still mor.
ancient and more interesting Pueblo and As
tec stock strange cou trusts preseut thorn
solves everywhere with the new engratt'ng oi
American life and energy. In one short houi
the traveler passes from the city of Las Vera)
with her fashionable
HEALTH AKD JLBAfirraB RESORT,
nor elegant hotels, street railways, gas In
streets, water worn 8 ana other eviuences oi
modern progress, into the fastnesses of ulorleu
mountain and In full vlow of the ruins of tti
old Pecos church, built upon the foundatloi
of an Astee temple, and the tradttioual birth
place oi Honteiuma, the culture-god ot thi
Aziecs. It Is only half a day's ride by ral
from the Las Vegas hot springs to the old
Hi.anish eity of Santa Fe. Santa Fe Is thi
oldest and most interesting city In the L'ultee
Stales. From Balita Fe the railroad
runs down the valley of the Klo Urasú tos
Junction at Albuquerque with the Atlantic
and Paoiflo railroad, and at Demiug with thi
Southern Pactilo from ban Francisco, passing
on tbe way the prosperous oily of socorro and
the wonderful Lake Valley and Percha nun
ing district, finally reaching Deming. from
which point silver City is only forty-tlvo mllei
distant and may be reached over the S. C. D. i
K. It. K. The reoent discoveries of chloridei
n Bear mountains, near silver City, excooc
anything In the itooky mountains in rlonness.
Shipments of the ore have been made tol'uet
lo that run as high as 45 per cent pura silver,
. For further Information address
W. F. WHITS,
General Passenger mnd Ticket Agent, A. T. t
8. F. B. U.. Touoka. Kansas
PLAZA PHARMACY.
E. C. MIÍRPHEY & CO.
Always on hand a full assortment of fine hair
tooth, nail and infant crushes, etc toitoise,
rubber and ivory eombs, toilet and bathing
sponges, powder puffs, powder boxes, pom
ades, toilet and bath soaps, chamois skins,
pert umory, fancy goods, etc. Physicians' pre
scriptions carefully compounded.
Blaaebard'a New Itnlldlng a W rid re Street,
oppsslts Shapp's Blacksmith Shsp.
LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.
MARCELLINO& MERNIN,
DEAtlBS IN
Pianos, Organs,
And all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Bridie ttrMt, ' lrst NaUsaat Bank
BaUdlag. '
"W SHXJ
MAHCrACrUBKK OF
Wagons and Carriages and
Iron S-ieel Chains, Thimbleskotns, Springs, Wage i. Carriage and Plow Wood Work, Blaok
smiths' Tools, Sarvea's Patent vVl.sels. The manufacture of
Buckboar ds, Spring Wagons
A Specialty. Keep on hand an assortment of
OOOPXB'S CELEBHATJDD BTKBL-SKBIK I ABM WAOOATS.
Airent for the 8TÜOHBVKBR M lDr VOT0RIN COMPANT'S WAOONS and QAR.'
ilAOliS and D. M. OÍBOKN8 A CO.'S MJWEltS and UKAPKKS. Sollolt orders from
ianchmen for
BRA.NT3IlSrGr IRONS.
florsoshoeing and all kinds of Repairing Dons by First-Class Worka.ea.
LAS VEGAS,
JOHN W. HILL,
Commission Hlerchant,
. Aad Dealer In
Hay, Grain, Flour and Produce, Grass and Garden Seeds
TjA.3 VEQA.8. NEW MEXICO-
DEALER IN
B
ots and as, Ha
TJJEvMTISKCITCa- Q-OCXDS
Bridge Street, Las Vegas, New Mexico.
H. ROMERO & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CARPEl H, BOOTS AND SHOES. FURNISHING GOODS
LADIES' DKESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILKS
SATINS, WOOLEN GOODS,
And many otttetsrtlrl. 11 of which will be ffered for sale at very lnwrrleei for ths bal
ance of this month In or ler to make room for new goods.
Northeast Cerner of the Flaza, Las Vegas.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF LAS VEGAS.
(Suooessor to Baynoldi Bros.)
AUTHO: ZED CAPITAL ... 1500.000
CAPITAL. PAID IN - - 100. OOG
SUIt PL US AND PKOF1TS . . 40,000
Transaets General Banking Bnsinesa, ' -
OFFIUERS:
DIRECTORS:
J. HATEOLOS, President.
J. S. UATN0L03, Cashier,
Q. J. DINEXiB, CHABLES
. 8. EAYNOLDo,
tarDeDositonr of the Atchison,
FELIX MARTINEZ,
GENERALTRADER.BROKER and COLLECTION AGENT
JWotary FubUo as.sa.cl Oouvoysvnoor.
Refers by permission to First National Hank, and Ban Mlgusl National Bank, Lai Vegas
pocfol attention paid to the handing of real estate, ranehes. grants and live stock. Terrh
torlal and county sorlp and bonds biuirht and sold. Xo parties desiring to investí guárante
satisfaction. (Jorreepondence solicited.
LAS VEGAS.
. (Bridge
IMPORTERS AND
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
FINE OLD WHISKIES. BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNES. BOTH IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
On Bridge Street, opposite the Gazette Office
Rogers Bros.
Practical Horseshoers.
CABRIAGE AND WAGON : RE
PAIRING NEATLY DONE.
No. 9Bridge Street. Las Vegas,
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS
J. C. ADLOfJ, Proprietor.
i Manuiactore
Steam Engines and Mining Machinery
. Architectural Work, Machinery and Boilers, Iron and Bran
Casting Made on Short Notloe.
LASVEGAS. : : : t J NEW MEXICO
GEORGE CHAUTMTA-paT
The Plaza Billiard Hall,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS; AND CIGARS.
South Siie of Flaza.
Dealer in Heavy Hardware
NE MEXICO.
G. J. PISKFT Vine Prasldehi.
HON, Assistant Ca inter.
BLANCH ART),
JEFfKttSON RATNOLDB.
J. 8. PI8H0N,
Toneka it Santa Fe Railroad
Street,)
NEW MEXICO
DEALERS IN.
N. M. "'l
Las TeSMs New Mexico.