The Las Vegas gazette., May 13, 1886, Image 4

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THE IAS VEGAS GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNINGJMAY 13, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS
FOB ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
Heal Estate,
RENTAL MO LOAN AGENCY
Office Sixth St., opposite postoffice.
MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO KENT
won. haxjTCi
Botlnees property, orles f 6,900, lesaee rur-
oieea i or e year. at f rnu per nionio.
Keeldenoe properly tur Míe, price f 1,000
DATs Vi oer ft nt on Investment.
A few caoioe Ion tor sals at reasonable
near.
Bnslness ehsnees for sale.
Doo.t forget to oome and nee u before insk
tug Investments.
Calvin msls..
THURSDAY MORXIXG, MAY 13,
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Evans' Art and Curiosity Store
The Arcado saloon. Sixth street, is
still a popular place of resort.
Thirty pairs of Italian rabbits to sail
at $3 per pair, casli accompanying tlie
oraur. Auoress Kuuoipn wimnnmoin
Watrous, N. M.
All kinds ot lrenli fruits and
vegetables received daily by
(iraat a, Hawkins.
The (aot that tbejmusical part oí the
sooial at the M. E. church is undor the
care of Professor Miller, is snüicien
guarantee for its excellence.
Henrv Stassart. the Las Vezas cud
aruitb. has senuine. old California wine,
Vintage of 1883, which he sells for $1.75
per gallon or nttv cents per rjome.
Illinois creamery butter, iresh
and good, tlie best in the market,
at uraai x tiawKius .
Leave orders for ice at Leon Bros,
west side, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s of
floe on east side.
Montezuma. Ice Co,
Two elegantly furnished rooms, with
or without board, t r single gentlemen
or a couple oí lamines wunouicnuuren
can be pad at reasonable rates oy ap
plying at this oiljce.
Cheeses: Imported Switzer,
Milwaukee brick American full
cream. Fr. de lirio, all lust re
celved and lor sale by Oraat'ái
Hawkins, tne euxin street grocers
The books and accounts of A. J
Mendenhall have been left for ten day
with Calvin Fisk at the old plumbing
stand on Sixth street, loose ínüebluu
to him will please call and settle.
The ladies of tho M. E. church give
musical and literary entertainment al
tbeM E. church Drmay evening nexi
The price of admission will be for adulb
SOoents, and for children under 14 years
K3 cents.
PERSONAL.
Item Concerning People and Their
Dolase.
Ed. Dickison of the Stonewall cattle
company is In tbe city.
R. J. Holmes. Las Veess' leading ice
dealer, returned last nigbt from a bus
iness trip to Kansas uiitj
Louis Hostetter, a former Las Vegas
bov. was on last night's south bound
train going to Albuquerque.
The county commissioners declined
to make anv aDorooriations for tbe new
bridge over tbe Gallinas at tbe foot of
Prince street.
E. Montova and wife.nee Sallie Pertz.
returned to their borne at San Ant jnio
last niftbt after a pleasant visit to
friends and relatives here.
A Raymond & Whitcouib excursion
will come in from the east tomorrow,
spend the day at tho Spring', and then
go south on their way to caiuornia.
A. S. McKinney left yesterday for
Fort Lyons, Colo., which will be bis
home in the future, and W. E. Davis
leaves tomorrow for Denver.
J. C. Leary baa left Las Vegas to
visit Uommisioner uoimou, ot too am
mal industrv bureau, at Washington
in the interest of the international
Range association.
T. H. Lawrence, manager of the l)n
baque cattle company, got bad' last
night from a long, hard trip. He has
much to say regarding tbe condition of
oattle and of tbe cattle busluess and
will be able to talk on tbeso questions as
soon as be becomes "rested op."
U. B. Uayward, formerly manager
of the Santa Fo New Mexican, carao up
from tbe capítol last night. From here
he this morning goes to Kansas City,
where he will open and operate an
agency for the Marder, Luse & Co. type
foundry and the W, O. Tvler paper
company.
receive this morning.
New Potatoes
Tomatoes
Strawberries
Cherries
Belden " & Wilson's
DAILY BCLLETI.
, , I
HOME HAPPENINGS-.
Things of Yesterday Which Are
Worth Heading About Today.
Ilolel Talk-The Bridge to he Balls.
A .sad Occarrence Ana Other
Items Uaiherrd Amides tfce Win
and Daet of a Dall Day.
The Bridge Again.
Mills ft Co. accepted tbe two country
bridges, but Bertram & Co. refused the
Gallinas bridge; so that tbe contract
was offered to the Leavenworth Bridge
Co. They accepted, and tbe contract
will oo closes ibis morning, iwo prop
ositions were before tbe county com
missioners relative to keeping pp a
means of communication between the
two sides of tbe city during the time
the Gallinas bridge is in building. One
was to build a temporary structure by
which rabióles coma pass, outcompe
ling the street cars to transfer their
passengers on foot from one end of the
bridge to tbe other. Tbe second was to
koep the present structure in a passable
condition till the new bridge should be
completed. Ibe first would neoesi
tate an additional appropriation of $500,
the last an aoorooriation of $1,000. In
view of the lact that tbe water ana gas
pipes are connected with tbe present
bridge, tbe $1,000 proposition was
finally accepted.
A Nad Occurrence.
One ot the little girls killed in Kansas
City, by tbe falling of the Latbrop pub'
lie school building, tho particulars of
wbich were in The Gazette dispatches
veslordav morning, was Ruth Jameson
io most re mi i.r tne name carried no
more ot sorrow than did those of tbe
other victims to the storm; but to one
heart iu our community, that of Mrs
Dr. Teuny Clniih, tho name went a a
oois inert dagger, lor sue had tn Kansas
City a school girl grand-daughter by
that natuu. leeteruay afternoon Airs
Tcnnv Clouirh's woisi fears were real,
iztjJ, for she received a telegram from
Kansas City telliug ber that her grand
ejild had been kllieil. Ruth was with
htr moihor last fall on a visit here to
ber in and mother, and the many friends
ofMrj. leuDV-Clough were impressed
with tLe btauty and spngbtlinesa of
the little girl, and there will be a large
and warm expression ot sympathy wben
the not becomes Known ot mis most
untimely taking off.
The Fire I'lend Again.
This morning, within a few moments
after 1 o'clock, the alarm of fire was
rdsed upon tbo east tide. It was soon
discovered to bo a frame building In tbe
immediate rear of tbe trolden Rule
Ueinir so close to tbe station of bose
company No. 1 tt ! extinzuised be-
ford anv serious cuiuuiro nao been done.
it seems that no amount of failures will
lisliearten tbe pari y or parties bent on
destroying of tbut part of the city. Tbe
number of attempts which have been
'nude within the last few years to burn
oarticu lar square, are really astound
nig, and a vigilance committee should
Jo some eneouve woik it tne nena is
caught.
Localettea.
Seoors Curtí and Barrios, of tbe City
of Mexico, who bave been visiting our
un y fur some week, leic lor Albuquer
que last nignt.
On Tuesday nit lit a pleasant little
party was given by M.. and Mrs. Samp-
urn, of the riazi hotel, to Mr. and Mrs
Liniz, in view of their departure for the
jast.
Hurt vesterday bough t out the inter
est of Hudspeth in the two car loads of
uAlloways which bave been upon our
market for a week or two. Forty-Ü ye
dollari each was tbe reported price.
J. A. Stinson, Antelope Springs, is reg
istered at tbe nazi, air. Minson is
manager ot the New Mexico Land and
Cattle company, and one of tbe most
practical cattlemen of whom our terri
tory can boast.
Miss Deila Eaton, who has man.
friends in this city, was on last night
train coming from Springer. She goes
to Santa Fe for a two day's visit and
thence tn Ms:ri)nlna which plaoe will
be ber homo tor the summer.
Morris Strouse, merchant of Mora,
came over yesterday from our neigh
boring city; John H. Parker is up from
Uolden: L. B. üavaae is representing
sleepy Santa Fe, and Jos. B. Watrous is
down from the sity oi the same name,
T VV. Hayward yesterday reoeired
from Carrettas a bunch of seventeen
beef oattle in excellent order. Home
cattle in condition to kill are very hard
to llnd just nt tbis season of tbe year,
but Mr. Heyward may be relied on to
and them n can be aone.
The Lewis boys, of the Golden Ku.le
were busy all day yesterday filling
some oi tne largest wholesale orders ot
tbe soason. The secret of their suocess
will easily be understood wben it is re
membered that they are among the
largest advertisers in the city.
Three of tbe Cleveland beer fauoets,
for wbich Martin Bros, are the agents,
were ysteraay sold to enterprising sa
loon men. Tbis is certainly the beat
fauoet onthe market, pumoiuit tbe Dure
cold air of tbe refrigerator into the keg
instead of tbe foul air of tbe room or
cellar.
Mrs. W. E. Howard is on the stck
list; Rev. Mr. Frasor is getting along
coofortably and without any cause of
anxiety to his physicians; Dr. Atkins
has a sick daugbter; the daughter of
Bishop Dunlop, who has been ill for
some days, is recovering ber accus
tomed health, and John W. Hill is do
ing well. ,
J. U. Uampson, tbe well known and
popular contractor, passed through the
city last nigm en route to jm raso. Joe
is now filling a big railroad contract in
the Indian territory lor the Bant t
company, and will stop over in Las
Vegas next week to shake bands with
bis tumorous menus here. .
Some of tbo oonvent school girls go
Maying out to tne springs tod av. Cole
ridge says tbat lite goes a Maying with
love, nopo ana poesy, wnen we are
young. Let tbe little one s bay their
pleasure wnne tney can. vares coma
all too soon, and we can then on v sav
"Wben I was young! Ab! wooful whenl
Ah! for the change twixt now and then
Tbg trial of Stewart, for tbe accident
al killing of Baker, tbe particulars of
wbioh were published in Tbs Gazette,
was postponed tbe other day because
of the absence of two witnesses. These
having been sent for, arrived yesterday
afternoon, and tbe trial will be resumed
this morning at 9 o'clock before Justice
Ulibarri.
n . :!-- . I... ...k ... J .U I
e-vuu v. a icy. win iiuu uiau ui tun
Bean City, was a paaseouer on last
lirht s delayed train (rem Stringer
to tbis oily. Mr. Alley has large invest
ments in tbe oattle business in this terri
tory and among other expressed
thoughts said that be would be better
off if be were to lose a million cr so that
he baa placed in various wavs within
the United States.
Dr. Hoffman bu made out a 1st of
tbe olothing and bedding of tbe Rinna
nan family which be thinks should be
destroyed. A Gazette reporter ex
amined the list and is of the opinion
that something less than $75 will re
place tbe articles. The report so cur
rent on tbe streets, and wbioh found its
way into the uazetye, that the fami
ly placed the value at (300, couid not
be traced to them, but on tbe centrary
they repudiated it. They ask nothing
But the citizens will see tbat enough is
raised to replace the articles destroyed.
Tbe proprietor of tbe Plaza hotel last
night shut down the kitchen and dining
room, though be will let rooms till tbe
expiration ot bis lease. Ibe directors
of the hotel company are unfortunately
divided among themselves, ana wnst
might otherwise be an enterprise pro
ductive of much srood to tae west side
of the city, is in consequence greatly
crippled, air. r. ltummy, me sauia
re bote! man, was In the city yesterday,
and bad a meeting with the board oi
directors but nothing was fully agreed
upon.
Springe Coeelp.
Mrs. Wilder, of Topeka. is ruiioli tet
ter to-day and ber mat) y frieuds at the
Springs are glad. Mrs. Wilder is one
of the suporb women who will alwujs
rte admired ana respected wherever
ber lot may be cast.
Tbe Mesdames Marble and Mrs. Wat
rous threaten to leave the Spring on
Monday next. Another wasboiu would
be acceptable to the springs people.- if
it would detain these most pleasant
and refined ladies another mouth.
The freak ef naiurn known in hotel
circles as tbe "sick kitten," this week
grossly insulted one of tbe most estim
able young ladies that ever stoppnd at
the Springs and yet the wretch retain
ais position.
Mr. Gamlev of Albuqueraue is rapidly
shaking a bad case of rheumatism he
repoiu that Captain triend is travel
ing in "tbe straight and narrow way,''
and tbat he acts as class leador to till
vacancies and does the praying for
three or four wbolesole bouses.
Mr. Hurt, a solid business man of Cer
illos, takes tbe mud baths for a nervous
afiection; we hope that snob agreeable
gentlemen as Mei-srs Hurt, Forsyiho,
Brewster and a halt doz-jn oner both
ers may ail be made whole and sing the
songs of the redeemed while using the
last bulf of their rouud trip tickets.
Eqaal to tbe Fine Imported.
TIIK "MLSSOK,"
Is the next size to our "Gerster" and
is composed of selected imported wrap
pers and ehoiotsf. VuRlta Abnj) tiller
with Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing these cigars smok-rs will bud the
tiller nicely booked and rolled up in
binder s'yfe.)
Tbe on iv place they can ba nbtmnd
in Lss Vegas is at Cbris Sellm m's Club
saloon .
MARTIN BROS.
Dealers la
KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND RYE
WHISKIES,
St '
AND DISTILLERS AGENTS.
California Wine and Brandy.
Our Whiskies are uurcbased direct from the
distillery In Kentucky and placed In the U B.
bondod warehouses, from where they are with
drawn when aged. And ur patrons will find
our prices at all times reasonable and as low
as hrHt-clsss goots ran be sold.
A gents fir urunswicK- "aiae t;oiienaer com
pear billiard tables and supplies, and the
Cleveland rauoet company.
"W33I "X"
Everybody finds it bo pleasant to
YD
- At tlie great
mi
uy u
Of Chas. Zlfeld,
Is simply because be keeps thi largest and the
Finest Stock in the Territory.
PLAZA, LAS VEGAS.
J. C. LEARY & C0.,
Commission Merchants
For the
OFFICE IN STOCK
LAS VEGAS,
UVBSTOCKANDRANCHES
0. L. HOUGHTON,
WHOLEBALK
arduare!
A ceaeleu Uae ef
STOVES, FIRE ARMS
' AND
AMMUNITION.
Larireit stock In New Mexico in the Hard
ware Line
Barb Fence Wire
t mrnf '-lufor's p'loeswl'h actual freight
nfliicu. AinnDiaotiirer of all kinas or
Tin, copper
and
SHEET IRON.
Stoies la East and "West Las
Vegas.
The Snug.
Itrlilt St., SpxI Deerte Depot.
A FiRST-CLASS BES
Ml AM OR LUNCH AT ALL HOURS,
OíSTCRS AND ALL DELICACIES
of the season served on short notloe.
J. BINGLE, Proprietor
If ycu Witit sn elegant meal or lunoh,
patroulzs
THE SINTTJO.
Montezuma Ice Go
Oloar Puro loo.
Las Vegas Trade supplied by
R. J. HOLMES,
Leave orders with
Wells Fargo ExDresa Office,
EAST SIDE, or
Leon Bros., West Side.
PONDER & HORNE,
PiumberSsGas and Steam Fitos
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction,
Slxtb St., East LasVcgai.
All west side orders attended to by A. J,
H.iugnton, Bridge bt. xeiepnone 20.
establishment
Sale of
GROWER BUILDING,
NEW MEXICO.
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
INTO. Y7 Ooiatex Stxroet.
flfilli
c hs ai
C. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
J-tTST EBOEI7HD
Ladlos' Donola Kid Button.
Ladles' French Kid Button.
Ladles' Fine Amerioan Kid Button 1
Misses Fine Amerlean Button.
In B, C, D, add B widths.'
Also, a Good Assortment of Boys' Shoes.
The above goods made to order expressly '.for my trade, warranted in every
respect.
Ladles who desire a Flrst-clsss Shoe Dressing will And (he same in getting the Almond
polish. Contains Oil, and will prove superior to ail others for Ladles' Fine Shoes.
CHAS. H. SPORLEDER, Sole Agent. ,
The
Coder)
CLOTHING HOUSE
Rillxoi3. Ave., XsM3 Vegas,
FINEST
Wilson Bros' Furnishing Goods,
Dunlap's Celebrate! stin Hats.
Neckwear, Shirts, Stetson's Soft Hats,
Burt & Packard and
Burt & Hears' Fine Shoes.
Simon Lewis' Sons, Props
w. r. cooks.
COORS BROTHERS,
Wholesale and .Retail Sealers In
House Famishing Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattlnirs, Xte,
Hardware, SltnMes Pis
Sporting Goods, Bang-es, Cook
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING ANO BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS : : : .: NEW MEXICO.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
-
isi JLiE30M tSs OO.'eS,
CHRIS. "WIECUMJD,
MAHIIWACTUREH Of
SODA ÁHD MINERAL WATERS.
TTTTl THADE JSTTESFXiXXTD. - ,
LasVeeas, s- - - New Mexico.
TEZOZMZA-S
Dealer in Fruits of all Kinds
The flaeit stock of Fresh traits and Nats In the etty. "Rod Water, loe Cream and Pert
Apple Cider. Sugar and Fruit Csndy.
First Glass Short Order Parlor-Open Day and Night.
STAJN'SABID 232.A.23SS OS1 CIGAES
Oyatersi aa-xxcl Gt-aa-xxxe Berred lxa, Bverr astry-lo-
OXNTKB STREET. ONB DOOB IABT OF 8PORLKDEB'B BUOB STORE.
TONY'S BARBER SHOP.
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR,
Hot and Cold Baths,
Ladies Hair Cut, Shampoo and Hair Dressing a Specialty.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LADIES.
Bridge Street, near Gazette Office, Las Vezas. Naw MbtIíw
T
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DISPLAY OF
HENRY O. COOKS.
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and Heating Stoves, Grates,
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