The Las Vegas gazette., May 14, 1886, Image 2

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THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE FRIDAY HORNING, HAY 14, 1886.
g Trgaí glaitij Sasctt.
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PIERCE, H1RDT VABÜES.
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TBBJÍS OF SUBSCRIPTION IX ADVANCE.
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PMl7,br mall, one rea', 7. 110 00
Vtljy, D7 Dtlli ri BWDMI, ... WW
lllf,by mll. three nootlu, S 0
fiaUv.bl osurrier. por week.... 26
Retott bv draft on Lu Vegat, poelofnee mon
7 order or regetered letter. If teal other
wise we will sot be responsible lor micar-
nil. Aciorrn,
7,7 4 SHCB, HAROT VTABNKR.
Let Vegas, New M exloo,
peclnsu copies lent (roe on applkat.oo.
Adrartlaing ratee maae Known on appuoe-
sioo.
BBtKH OtTICE.
Corner Sine and Douglas streets, with A. A
A J. H. Wise, realeatste.
. V Correspondióte of The Uasette:
i hi uAZETTS vi i i iorwara
upeftant news neme oj wire
, otherwise by earliest mall or
I service. '
FRIDAY4 MOOTING.' MAY 14,
TUB citizem of Indiana in mass
meeting assembled adopted resolu
tions indorsing Gladstone's Home
Bale bill and hud the same cabled to
London. William E. was greatly
braced up by the announcement from
the Hooppole delegates and will stand
by Ireland though the heavens fall.
COLOXKL HENRY"' LOCKHART, Of
Grant county, is favorably spoken of.
in connection witb the republican
nomination for the legislature from
Qrant csunty. He is a strong man
and would secure an election easily.
New Mexicau.
The New Mexican in the above an
Douncement is sadly mixed. Colonel
Henry Lockhart is a staunch and true
democrat of Socorro county, while
James A. Lockhart holds aloft the
Hag as a defender of the "glorious
record of tweuty-four years" in Grant
c unty. We presume the New Mexi
can will know the sacrificial lambs of
its own fold by the time the canvass
is completed.
The flippant writers who fnil to see
in Mr. Cleveland's administration
that which places him before the peo
ple of this country as one of the abloit
and best presidents on a line of
policy, which must have the approval
of every lover of good jjovernment
whether the president be democrat
or republican, should read the follow
ing from "Templeton," the mug-
vnmn writAr. tut An from a recent is-
sue ot the Boston Herald. He says:
' "Abraham Lincoln would have had
his way with tbese politicians by the
exercise of tact. Mr. Cleveland ha
. made ome rompanttire'v awkward
attempts to cain the same thine by
. 'concession. . He bas failed in this,
and he has hurt himself withont es
. sentially conciliating them. On this
sing e point his administration has
suffered. But the great fact remains,
none the Uss, that Mr. Cleveland has
practically sought to reform public
abuses, snd that he bas done more itt
. - . : i: .i - .r i .: ,1
lam uirvctiun tutu auj ui mo ureue-
cessors ' in the presidency for half a
- v. .M .1,. ...
step toward the reformation in the
'civil service that has been mude, and
if bis policy has not been so thoraugh
as could be wished, it has still laid
down a line of action which other
Í (residents twill be compelled tofol
ow. The people will not allow a re
turn to the worst abuses of the spoils
srvatam. and this because of the ex
ample which the administration has
set them. The democratic politr
ciant may go on abusing it for this
good work. My impression is that
the final result of such action will
appear to them in deleat at the com
ion autumn elections. This may
aobertnem, . and induce a more ra
tional policy on their patt in the next
presidential campaign."
THE fHIVATE LAUD
KILL. . ... .
CLAIMS'
The bill introduced by Delegate
Mansanares when in congress, hav
ing reference to the settlement of pri
Tate land olaims in New Mexico, Ari
zona and Colorado, by means of a
oommission, will, we think, be found
to be satisfactory not alone to the in
terested parties in these claims but to
the people of the southwest ss well.
Delegate Joseph has shown his in
fluence upon legislation at Washing
ton as affecting the interests of the
territory he represents by bringing so
important s. matter to thé point of
action Upon it by the house commit
tee and securing its passage. The
settlement of these claims is an im
perative necessity. The methods
now in operation, under the executive
depatfmoat are top complicated and
slow for anyone to expect adjudica
tion of rights on all these claims dur
ing the lifetimo of the present gen'
ration. In the meantime the ma
terial interests of the country are suf
fering under the general uncertainty
. as to title in the properties repre
sented. ' The surveyor general of thej
territory under the foregoing plan is
giving to his work a .faithful investi
gation of the claims as they are taken
tp,r but tbe number that must be ex
amined into . and reported upon by
. him extinguish the hope almost of
his ability to complete tbe work
within a reasonable time. Then,
too, his reports must go before the
commissioner of the general land of-1
ficé and then 'for final settlement to
congress. The preent plan redupe
itself to system of recommendations
only, and should congress not find It
convenient, to concur (a the recom
mendations made' by I the surveyor
general and. the general land office
we are no nearer the settlement of the
vexed question than before. The
work of the commission now recom
mended to be created for handling
the" entire" mstter' of "private" land
claims and whose decisions shall be
final, will be an expeditious way of
getting at the matter, and just at this
time quick and decisive action is
particularly needed. As regulated by
the bill, the provisions of which, were
printed in our telegraphic dispatches
yesterday," the comrjiiiigiQn will have
authority to investigate all claims
and to call, for papers and testimony,
and it- is to be hoped to get at facts.
These claims in their unset'tlerj con
dition have hung over the) country
like a portentous cloud which; hap
pily we now see a way of dispelling in
the labors of the commission pro
posed. The commit lion will consist
of three persons and should
have one member of the board
from this territory, though with the
facilities that will be given to it In
the prosecution of its duties this) may
not be a necessity. The amendments
to the original bill provide' that be
fore title shall be confirmed the
claimant must show that all taxes due
have been paid; that previous to thé
hearing the number oi acres shall be
determined upon as belonging to the
tract in question and the decision of
the commiesion must be on'y upon
the amount of land agreed to before
the caw was opened; and that no alien
or person not a citixen of the United
States shall acquire title to land un
less his right to the samo is clearly
provided for by one of the treaties
referred to in the bill. The full text
of the bill will be laid beforo the
readers of The Gazettí within a fow
days, and the consensus of opinion
in this territory must be that congress
has acted wisely in considering the
plan proposed, snd, we trust, in pass
ing a measure that will in practice
settle once for ell our private land
claims.' V '
I
TO TUB
Ladies of Las Vegas
wui occrrr ;
This Space
r
SHORTLY.
McQ'JAID & LAMARR,
Contractors and Buildprs,
STIMATBS GIVI3 ON PL ASS.
FuaifiTORS TraoLSTiaan; ans Batairjid.
AI 10 QINEBAL JOBCINO. '
All work aeattr done and satlsfaotlon f nr-
anceea. an ana eee ue. - .
SAop19X Grand Avenue. Kast Lai Vecas.
PARK HOUP
', Southeast eorner of park.
LA 3 VC0A9 HOT SPRINGS, N.M,
' MRS. M. ADAMS, Proprietress
Hatee SJ.00 per day, S9.00 and $10.00 pet weei
NEW PHOTO GAILERY
ART and CURIOSITY JBTQRK.
Views of J tea Vega and vloJnltr
Frames
maae w oraer.
Indian Pottery and Blankets and
KatlTi Curloeltlee.
other
' S30 Railroad Ave?, Opera Boose Blook
LAS
(
TEUAS,
9Xf ' MEXICO.
JB. PATTY,
Hanufsetnrer and dealer la
Tin, Cooper, Sheetiron Ware
Eave-Tronghs, Tin BooBnjr, ' Camp
stoves and miners' ontüts. :
LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO.
B. B. BORDB.
'CM. Bomait.
B. B. BORDEN & O.
A work done with Neataeei and Dlspateh
- SatlaoMUoa ttoaraneeed,-
Plana. fMAlfleatkmiSnd let I matee Fnrnlahed.
Shop and offloe on Main St., Bonth of Mthelle I
metTT, Bast La. Vfa, . AU Telephone
oonBeoaowtJhahen! 'J,;f f ftí, J.
Announcement
CHARLES BLANCHABD,
1 " ' C UEALEa IN f ;V . w- '-'.-v -
General Mcrqhandiseool, Produce
Sola Proprietor of the Celebrated
anq j-jl itoea cianea emoiang Tooacccr -
frnaarpaasod faxrtttrloa ior procuring heavy meomnery ana. alt Articles or" aferchandlse
-í--1 ' "ueoeilykeyttOiWcA. T '
Agent for Mohawk andChieitain 8t2ky Rakes and Crawford
Mower .Threshing Machines. Hay'fresBea', Mining Machi
err. Engines, Corn Shellera. LeffeTs Wind ISieV' ' " "'
Twenty reare' experience In New Mexico entitle me to claim a thorough knowledge I tbt
' " waateoi thepeopla. - -
LAS VEGAS, ".-r-Vi?;: ; NEW MEXICO
Douglas Ave., Near Browss jSc Manzanares',
LAS TMT. TU.
First olas ríos M reasonable -prices. Lárice uorral attsohed. Telephone Ho. 12.
: Horses, males, wagon and haruesslor
aajoraignt I: .-...- a ,
: ......:!..!-. ! i- i, n 0
BUFFALO . HAXL, '
SLSíOr BEÍÜE.
Bridge Street Near Gazette Office.
MoIpa4.tD:
Wholesale; Liquor Dealer,
FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY. -'.TT:
IFHPOMTFI ILK, PORTES
Bridge Street Ot poMte Gazatt-i plflce.
Stock Exchange Feed Sales Stables.
. ' ' , , finest uvERY iN?rH,crj;y.' '
Good teams and careful driver Uniwi and nulr bona-ht and sold. Butrglea, earrlr
and bnokbnarda (nnale. Rear St NijJioiai hotel, Slxth-etreet-. Jielepnone Mi. 63. Branch
atable at Hot Sprints. - - ' .lnniiun,l 2u;j uw. ;, i-
, . SAVED fOa '
KLEEDR .QAMPBEU,
' TUB .OHOCKMt ..
The Bazaar
HOUSE FTJBNKHIXG
, f AND V-. -' 1
ypAjsicrsr aoorjB.
, i
Bridge Street, Near the Bridge.
HEW AF.D
2nd-Ha3id
coops, v
Cook Stores. Carpets, and all
kinds of Household Goods, at
low prloes. at Nell Colgan's
Bridge St. Trading Mart, -f .
The Snug.
Brldfe St , Xezt Oe.er te Dest.
A FIRST-CLrSS restaurant
lUIALt OR LVncH At ALL BOÜRS.
OYSTERS AND ALL DELICACIES
ef the season.aerved on short not loe.
JV BINOLE, Proprietor.
If you want an eleiant meal or lunch,
patronise ' 1
THE SNUGk
TOM H AYVVARD,
East Side Sixth St.
TUndqrtalior,
...,-. ABD . ! '
Funeral. Director, i
lea
Brandt La Rosa Blanca Floor
11
sale. Calls for backs answered promptly
a.AiunuVHTrrdaietor.
AISD ;l5IH ALE.
, UHOirf.V"
AtrhisoUnTopeka & Santa Fe B i
Fauea throch too territory I rora nortbeatt
to eoutbweet.. By ooneultlne; the tuap tL.
reader will aee that at a po. nt tabled LaJunta,
In Colorado, the New MeXU-o ezteusioa l?avei
tbe mulo Une, tmoeeouthwoBt through Trlnl
dad and enteia tha territory through ltatot
puns, r i he traveler here b(fln8 tnemiMt Inter
citing Jour uay oo thu oontlouat. Ai he !.
rled by powerful eoglnes ou a ateel-ralled,
rock tal la ted track up tho steep aaoent of thi
Katea inounUlna. witb, hcli oBtumuur tjoeu
ery.heoatehee treuueut gUmpaea of the Span
I áka. tO tn Urtil. vUir4mytto-
mernln. sun and presenting the graniloi)
paotacle In lhe whole Snowy range. Whei
half as hour front irtnldsd, the train luddenlj
dashealnto a tunnel from whloh It emerge
on the aouthern alope ot the Baton mount
atns and la euany New Mezloo.
At the Coot of the mountain lies the olty oi
Baton, whoae extenalva and valuablo coa
nelrts make It one of the busiest plaeet is th
territory. 'From Haton toLaa Vegaa tnefout.
Ila along the base of tne monntalna. Onthi
right are the anowy peaks In full view whll
on the eaet He the g way plains, the
OiUtAT OATTU HAMOS Or THB auDTBWSBf,
which streuib away Hundreds of milea inu
the Indian Terrltory- Tho train reaehos La
Vegai, In time for dinner, o ....i
:;: tASTSflas.
with an enterprlafna- population ot aearl
10,00a, chiefly Amerloana, Is one of tbe prlnoi
patcRleeof the territory. Here aro iocatei
tnoee wonderful feoaiing fountains, the L
Vegas hot springs. Nearly all the way fron
Kansas City ihe railroad has followed tut
route of the ' Old Bnnta Fe Trail.," and not
Ilea throngh a country wbleb, aside fiom th,
beauty of its natural soenerv bears on even
hand the impresa of th. oíd Spanish olvlUza
Hon, grafted oenturles ago upon tha Mill mor,
ancient and more tatereiittng Pueblo and As
tee surah i Stmuie oontrasta -oreaent tbm
selves everywhere with tha new engrafting oí
American life and energy. In one snort taoui
the traveler passes from te pttr of Li Vagal
with her fashionable
; . BSALTH and rUAStjai Bssoat, ;,
ber elegant hotels, street railways, gas in
streets, water works and other evidences oi
modern prog nasi, In to the fastnesses of Uioiieu
mountain and In full view of tho ruins of thi
old fuco church, built upon tbe f oUndatlot
of an Asteo temple, and the traditional birth
place M MoMesuma, the ouituta-od of tbt
Astees.:; t is only half a day's ride by rai
from tbe Lai Vegas hot springs to the old
Bosnian .City Ot ban ta fe.'- oant Fe la the
oldmtand trostlntresttng city In the United
States; i i From i Santa fe the railroad
runs down the valley of the Bio Urasa to a
Junction at Albuquerque with tbe Atlantic
and Paotflo railroad, and at Doming with the
Southern Paoino trout San Francisco, pasilnt
on Ue wsjy the prosperous olty of booorroand
tne wonaeriut i.aae vauey ana t'erona mln
tng uiatnot.
.finally -reaching Doming, fron
Bllver Cltr la onlr fortv.flvá mlia
whloh point
distant and mty be reached owtr the s. C. D.
u. it. su xna recent aiaoovenee ot ublorldei
n Bear mountains, near silver City, exceed
anything la the Kooky mountains In richness.
Shipments of the oro have been made to fuel -
lotnat run as high as 46 per cent purs alive".
roriun.neriuLwrmauuo aaareas
W.'SX. WHITbV
Oenorsl Passenger and Ticket Agent, A. T. A
8. F.RlQpoaIpMiAM. . r , ;
Montezuma Ice Go
OXeear ." aESAire ' Zce. '
is Vegas Trade supplied by
R. J. HOL HIES,
Leave orders with
Wells Fargo Express Q&oe,
' " EAST SIDE, or'
Leoa Bros.. "West Side. .
MARCELLINQ&'MERNIN,
DEALBKS IN
Pianos, Organs,
And all kinds ot
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
Bridas Itreeti aest to First Katteaal Sash
y, - :. Airar AcrvamB of. - .
Vagons sr4 C2rri:::3 and Dealer in Il3&7 Ibto
.'roa S'Ml Chaina, Thlmbleakelna, Sprints. Wafo i. Carriage sad Plow Wood Work, Blask
amluu' Tools, Sarveal rateo
Buckb oar ds, - Sppin&S110
'"1' 5" 1 A Specialty. Seep on hand aa assortment of
. - x)orairsoBSHATSD.8Tij.sf nr abk. watsova.
Afent for the BTITOSin tKBB K AWUf M3rüRKO 00PAIfT';WAOON3 and CAE
K8 and D, M. 03BOK(tB, 4 O0XÍW Island; hjiArfl. oUrs froes
hmeasor it ' ; .
.1AGK8
caeoiunea
Horsesboelni and aU kinds of Itepalrtaf Does by rtraUCUaa WoAaeaj'. "
Í l L- ! if 3 w ( J ' . - I 1 7
LA8 VEQAS,
JOHN W. HIXL, 1
Commission ' epchfaht.
;",.,.!'. ' Axd Dealerin . . '
Hay, Grain, Flour -and Produce, Grass ? and Jariieii Seeds
- X.A.S -WB30-A.S. XTHW..MBXIOO.
. :.i í
DEALER IN
Dll .iill 3 IS
Bridge Street, Las
hvif
STAPLEMID MmM iiPS,
CAKPBTH, BOOTS AND SHOES. CÜRNISULNO GOODS
liADlES' DKESS 5oOD8, TBIMMINQSL SIIaKS
...SATINSd TVOOLíiGOOiS,"Üí . 1
And many ether article, an ef rhlok trill be ffered for sale at vwry low prion t for the bal
, h ,f.( aooeof .this moathlBerJer to make room for new goods. t , .
" :tiu-:Northeast.Coiaes
FipíAOlAi; - BANK
"'- .;':; 05,, as VEGA8. . ; . -
j ,.,, (toosasor te Sajaoids Bros.)
AUTHOR IZED CAPITAL ;
CAPITAL PAID IN'' !
8CBPliVS ADD PKOFITS , : - . -
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I. JATNOtM, President. - 9"FiE'R8s 8. J. DííTKÍt, Vloe-Prealdsn. I
J. 8. KATNOLD8, Caahlsr. . .. - , ' PI ?HOX, Asslatsat Oaihier.
-v r ....... .T '.DtRKOTORSs' " i" '' """,n:'
S. J. DIKKLB, ' CHARLES BLAlfCrTARD, J, S. PISHOW.
orDeDOBitorr of ,the Atoliteons Topeka c t3anta Fe Ixpad d
, w .
GENERALTRADER.BROKER and COLLECTION AGENT
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' ' XCTotiuqr Fublio imcl ?pnveynoer. ' '
r-.':',:r:r:f,!-J. .. .1. '
Refers by permission to. First Hatlonsj hank. shd Ban. Miguel Nat lonaj Sank, Las Vegas,
Special attention paid to the handling of ttn. estate, nuches, rranta and live stook. Terrl
torial and osunty scrip and bonds b-turht and sold. . Uo partiel desiring to tareat I- guarantee
satisiactlon. Correspondeaos ullolted.
LAS VEGAS. . " , (Bridie
' IMPOBTEB3 AND pEAUEBS IN. í
VINE OLD WHISKIES. BRANDIES,' CHAMPAGNES. BOTH IMPORTED
. , AND DOMESTIC, CONSl'ANfLY ON HAND.
''.--.nh i-r"! , ytj.;. , :,v-
On Bridge Street, opposite tha Gazette Office
Practical Horseshpers.
CARRIAOE AND WAGON
da to njn HTTP A tt v 'nnwp
No. 9Bridge Street. Las Vegas,
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS
J. C. ADLON, Proprietor.
' MaPTifactture .
Steam Engine
D
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Architectural Work, Machinery and Boilers, iron and Bras
CastiriM Mad on Short Notice.
LA8VEQAS, : i t
.FINLpjLlí
South Side .of Plaza,
i manufacture of
NEW MEXICO.
yegas, liey Mexico, i 4
vdq ruar
500,OO0
100.000
- ma iMtx fvui
ayivw
v ,y
$ k i ií
Street,)
NEW MEXICO
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N. M.
'.lachinery
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NKWMEXICO
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Las Vegas, New Mszloo.
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