The Las Vegas gazette., May 18, 1886, Image 1

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VOL. XIII. NO. 270.
LAS VEGAS, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1880.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1881.1
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lililí VLUiJLli 11 XUMJ
HAV
Money to .Loan
OH
REAL ESTATE.
HAV
Unproved and Unimproved Property of every
sescriotion In every portion of lbs olty of
Um Vegas.
GOOD MAXIMS
"A food aiU lira Itnsver out of tensón."
'Home U home, be It ever so homely." We
es.1 tell you one eheap on muy payments.
"He bring! the moat happiness to himself
who docs the noel to promote the happiness
of others." The motto of our agency.
"A good exemp e Is the best lerraon " Pay
Tour rent pro tupilf that your days may be long
10 the bouse wherein ye dwell.
"There Is a tide in the affairs of mea which,
when taken at ihe flood, leads on to fortune."
Mow Is the Ume to buy real estate.
f4widnMf and wisdom should always ro to
gether." Examine our list of property and
Invest your surplus earnings in a nioe unte
home fur your tam lly .
"Have order, system, legularlty, liberality,
b remoldes, love for everything that Is good.
and you will be happy," If your property Is for
. sale and rentals are under our management.
''Good temper Is like a sunny rfay. It sheds
Its brightness on everything." We negotiate
Vlrat uortean Loans on cltv oronertv auil
other real estate at fair rates and without
delay.
"Ba Tour own meaner and themaaterof your
calling, and J on will soon become the master
of others," and have money to Invent In "ood
Ueal fcttate ir Mortgage Loans through our
agency.
'Noising raoeeeda like success." Six rears
of honorable and successful dealing is the
reaoru. of our agenoy. If this rcord bears
your scrutiny favorably, place your property
under our manaa-ement.
"Promptness begets confidence. Never put
off until to-morrow what shonld be dons to
dav." esneclailv in the natter of business cor
respondence. Jt 11 letters stldressed to any de
partment of our agency are answered on the
day of Ihelr receipt, whether of much or littlu
ImnnrtannA.
'Benefit your friends, that they may love
rou still more dearly; benefit your enemies,
that they my become your friends," and if
you wsnt to but or hell steal Estate, loam or
borrow money, jihnt or liasb r notice, amu
ly examine the advantages we offer In this lit
tle pamphlet and communicate with us at your
convenimos, either In person, by mall or tele
phone. y
COB. 6TH AND DOUGLAf ,
Opposite the now I rown Stone Opera House.
NOTARY PUBXXO.
LAS VRJAS. NEW MEXICO
B. MILLS,
DIALER IN
Real Estate
CK,
PliOVEI 1C.sVNJ1íISS,
Bridge Street, near Postotlioe, Las
venas, sew aiexicu.
All kinds ofl rrltorlal and county bonds and
warrants biiustatand -sold, end alt kinds or
land scrip buaght and sold vhieli will locale
all classes of government lund. silty ini
immuI Bfi unimurawiMl ranches for sale in
New Mexteo and the Kipublio ul Mexico, em
bracing traéis trotn 15,0.0 to 1.000,00o acres
esch at from twenty eeuta to one dollar ner
acre. Title perfect, gull information sent
unon aimlioation.naving busioi'ss conneMlm
with attorneys at Washlneion. D. C, we are
nn. iwrl ta irive íiarticular attention to prose-
tinir aialiui of every description against the
United Btutes government. Colections made In
anv oartol ine lerniorv.
ft CI
Of Las Vegas.
GEO. J. DINKEL, President.
A. A. KEEN, Cashier.
CAPITAL -
$50,000
TRANSACTS A' GENERAL BANK
INU BUSINESS,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFA.?
Bridge Street. Laa Veas, N. M,
Tropical
and Domestic Fruits
lit SEASON.
IMPORTED GOODS OF ALL KIND8
Confectionery, CIars,
AND
TOBAOOO.
J. S. ELSTON,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGEB,
AND ; ' , .V.
DECORATOR, T
THOHOUGU WOBKMANSHIP AKD AM
PL VACfLITIES. ,
Dealer In Wall Paper, Glass, Window Sash
anp araiufcero muyymm v. mjuwa.
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office,
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ii
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T
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HOME RULE
Causing Much Disturb'
ance in England.
Another American Fishing Yes-
sol Seized in Canadian Waters
Gerónimo Adds Six More Victims
to ills List.
A New Jersey Coachman Catches
An Heiress.
la Coagress. 1
Washington, May 17. The house
passed the urgency deficiency bill and
then passed the senate bill to provide
fur the study of the nature of alooholic
drinks and narcotics and of their a fled s
upon the human system. It is suggest
ed that the committee commence its
investigations in the balls ot the house
and senate, and attempt to quiet the
suspioion of the bucoho citizen that a
large number of congressmen and
senators get druuk on their lirst arrival
in Washington, and spend the balance
of their term trying to sober up.
Frve, of Maine, introduced an amend
ment to the shipping bill authorizing
tne president to Issue a proclamation
whenever he may deem it advisable, to
deny to foreign vessels in the ports of
the United Stales sucb privileges as are
denied iu such foreign countries to
vessels of the United States. This is a
provision authorizing retaliation for the
recent action of the Dominion ot can
ada in excluding United States vessels
from certain privileges, but the provis
ions of Mr. Frye's bill is not confined to
Canada but is made general, so as to
apply to all foreign countries. i
l ue senate pasxnu tne Din authoriz
ing juries of the United States civil aud
district courts to be used lnterchanga
blv and the bill to authorize the state
of California to take lands in lieu of the
sixteenth and thirty-sixth section where
tne same was louna to be mineral
lands.
Logan attempted to torce through
one ot his raids on the treasury in the
shape of a bill increasing everybody's
pension at the expense of the taxpayer,
but before the same was voted on the
senate adjourned, and left Lognn no
nearer tne presidency man lie was mis
morning.
senator Dolpb, from the committee
on publio lands, reported favorably to
day bis bill to authorize the attorney
general within six months to bring suits
in the United States circuit court for
the district of Oregon against all per
sons, nrms and corporations claiming
to own or have interests in lauds grant
ed to the state of Oregon by vnrious
acts of congress, to aid in the construo
tion of military wagon roads and to ue.
termine the proper completion of said
roads in ooooroance with tne terms 01
the granting acts and authorizing the
court to render judgments declaring
forfeited to the United States all sucb
lands where the roads had not been
constructed in accordance with the re
quirements of the granting act.
Volunteers to Fight Against Hems Rule.
London, May-, 17. Three thousand
men, belonging to tbo London voiun
teers, and one hundred officers of the
samo force, have offered to join any
army out in the hold in Ulster in rebel
lion against home rule. The volunteers,
it is stated, oner to equip themselves
and tight in the Ulster cause without
pay or reward, so long as their service
may be needed. British orangomen
are called upon to hold a mass meeting
in London tonight, under the auspioes
ot the Premier's club, for the purpose of
inaugurating a league for the protec
tion of the ''unity ot the empire. ' The
meetiDg is to be devoted to the eueet-
lng ot a preliminary organization,
adopting title and agreeing upon the
objeots to which the organization is to
be devoted, jamones as wen as proi-
estantt are to be in the league, it is
deoided only to enroll men acoustomed
to service. The Standard contains au
advertisement for an adjutant for the
league. .
Lsaltvllls Races.
Louisville. May 17. fBe weather
today was' pleasant, the track fast and
the attendance large. -
First race Five furlongs; Braoabar
won by a half a length, Jacobin second,
Donnybrook third; time 1:13.
Second race Odd mile; Revoke won
by a half a head, Ascender second,
Chance a close third; time, 1.44.
Third race For the Kentucky oakes,
one and one-half miles; 1'ure Rye won
in a gallop by a length, Red Girl second,
Ada U. third; time, 8:4.1.
Fourth race Une and one-fourth
miles: Jim Gray beat Wanderer but was
disqualified for sweeping and the race
was giveu to anoerer, uiarK second,
Barefoot third; time, B.llt,
Fifth race Une and one-sixth
miles; Volanto won by a length, Spald
ing seoond, Editor tniru; time, 1:0U
Preparing (or the Vale.
London, May 17. It is reported
that Mr. Gladstone has replied to the
aueen that she must dissolve parlia
ment unless the majority against home
rule be so great as to justify the oppon
ents undertaking the government with
a chance of succeeding in passing a
lief for Irish legislation. Ministerial
ists say that in the event of the bill be
itur carried bv a small majority, parlia
ment will be dissolved and if the
majority against the bill reaches forty
tbe ministry win resign.
In the house of commons today Mr.
J. McDonald, member for Edinburg
and St. Andrews universities, presented
a petition against granting home rule
in Ireland. Tbe petition is signed by
106.849 Scotchmen; it was ono and one'
half miles long and weighed 274 pounds.
i A Royal Birth.
' Madrid, May 17. Queen Christiana
today gave birth to a son. All the
royal and foreign representatives were
assembled at me paiace.
Charchmea In Cenlsraace .
Richmond, Va..May 17. At the gen
eral eonferenoe of the Southern Metho
dist church today it was decided that a
certiBcateof church membership should
be handed to some other organized
hod v within one vear. also that preach
ers shall execute an rules fully as re
quired by the rules of discipline. The
committee having in charge matters
pertaining to tbe Uuarterly tieview re
commend that it be continued and that
the place of publication be changed
from Macon, Georga, to Nashville.
Tenn. Dr. Hinton. Us editor tor the
last tour yeai s, declined to oontinue in
charge ot its publioaton au y longer but
urgej its maintamanoe by tne book
sgency. A resolution was adopted giv
ing the board of missions power to ac
cept bequests and invest and apply all
interest to pay current expenses ot the
board ot missions In accordance witn
tbe report ot the committee on church
extension. Ihe conference created a
woman s parsonage department. A spe
cial committee was appointed to take
charge of the centenary Sunday school
lund, now amounting to about SiO.OOO,
which sum is to be used tor Sunday
schools most in noed. The conference
refused to abridge the appointments of
presiding elders from twenty to four
teen churchs. The committee report to
have the board of missions oom posed of
a president, vice president, secretary,
treasurer and nine members with Ihe
bishops as ex-olucio members was
adopted.
Preparing te Pnaiah the Anarchists.
Chicago, May 17, Judge Roberts
today empanelled the May grand jury,
hlch is to consider the cases ot the
Uaymirket anarchists and alleged
bomb throwers. In tbe course of bis
instructions to the jury he said: "It Is
not only your province to deal with
crime which has been committed, but
to uphold the principles of Jaw and iu
culcate tbe doctrine in tbe men who
teach riot, and who incite unlawful
gatherings to incendiary acta that they
are responsible forme ellects of those
rantings. The red flag is a public
menace, it is an emblem signifying
that no quarter is to be given, and the
police have tbe right to suppress these
people to prevent tbe commission of
crime; they have the right to quell all
sunb disturbances, and tbe police, said
the chief magistrate, of this city, did
their duty when the time came and
acted like men. Men haye a right to
strike; tbey have a right to quit worn:
but when tboy go one step further and
say that others have not the right to
work, they Violate tbe law and should
be punished."
A Luckr Coachman.
New York, May 17. Society iu Tar
rytown was thrown into a flutter ot ex
citement this evening by the publio an
nouncement that Miss tiracie Morse,
t lip eldest daughter of Rey. J. B.
Morse, and a niece of tbe late Commo
dore Vandarbilt, had eloped with the
family coachman, George Minter. Rev.
Morse is a missionary preacher, at
tached to lilackwell's IslaBd peniten
tiary. The family has oue of the most
elegant residences in Tarrytown. Miss
Morse, now Mrs. Minter, is 22 years old,
highly educated and attractive and has
been much courted. Minter is 23 yeari
old. During the absence of the family
today they drove to north Tarrvtown
and were married, and returned to tbe
house, intending to keep the matter se
cret. It became noised about and they
lied and are now supposed to be biding
in town. The family are yery much
angered and humiliated over the
matter.
f raftrCatttemeu.
Denver, May 17. A special to tbe
News from Dodgo City, Kansas, says :
Many of the cattlemen who removed
their herds from the Indian Territory
in compliance witn the president s oele
brated forty-day demand, have been
financially ruined and others have lost
severely In being compelled to drive
tbeir cattle to distant ranges at tbe very
time tbey should be taking oq flesh for
marret. Prominent state officials who
have been carfully watohing the move'
moots ot tbe Uklahoma boomers and
other affairj in tbe Indian Territory say:
ioday the territory contains more cat'
tie than ever before known in tbe his
tory of the reservation and the herds
are now managed by half breeds in the
interest of thosewbo found it necessaiy
to change me position oi tne steers in
order to secure for them the rich irraz
ng lands.
A Sunday Murder,
Uoboken, N. J., May 17 The dead
body of Mrs. Mary Collins was found in
her bed this morning. Il was partially
dressed and the woman's head was
bound with cloths which were soaked
with blood. Her skull was fractured
and two deep gashes were in 11 io tod on
the forehead. It is not known who
committed the murder or for what pur-
pose tne deed was done.
A Heroic Girl.
Detroit, May 17. A special to the
Evening Journal from St, Louis, Mich.,
says: Last night Adel Vleit, a drunken
rowdy, broke into the house of Samuel
Fetters, a crippled ex-soldier. Fetters
attempted to defend himself from the
attacks made on him by the ruffian but
was getting the worst of it when his
daughter Nora, aged 17, shot Vleit in
tbe side of the head and killed him.
. Ahslishln( a Disgraes.
ALBANY, May 17. It 100 It S DOW as
though the terrors and wrongs tor
which Ludlow street jail has Ions: been
synonymous in the minds of New York
ers will presently join the innumerable
caravan of dead and gone abuses. The
bill to abolish long-term imprisonments
for debt has passed the senate. It is
almost certain to again pass the as
sembly,
Puck Will Miss Him.
Denver, May 17. A Springer special
to the Republican says; Ex-Senator
Dorse v left this morning for Europe.
where be has been ordered for a year
by bis pbysioians, Mr. uorsov s health
for tbe past vear baa been very bad and
it is hoped the trip abroad will benefit
him. m
Another ásaerlcaa Vessel Seizes.
Portland, Me., May 17. The re
port that the Ashing schooner Ella
M. Dougherty, of Portland, Cap
tain Warren Dougherty, had been
seized by the Canadian government
was confirmed this morning by tbe fol
lowing telegram to the outfitters )
KnoLishtown, May 16. To C. II.
Sergeant, Lord & Skillen, Portland:
Uur vessel is seized by this government
for buying bait. Our petmit is no good
here. See our oolleotor about it with
out delay. Warren A. Dougherty.
Tbe vessel has a regular permit,
signed by Collector Anderson, to touch
and trade at all Canadian ports.
The following telegram has been sent
In regard to the affair:
To Thohas F. Bayakd, secretary of
state, Washington: Schooner Ella M.
Dougherty, of Portland, was seized at
Englishtowu, St. Annes, C. ii., for buy
ing bait. Had permit from Portland
custom oflloeis to touch and trade.
Seroeant, Lobo & Skillen.
A telegram has been Beat to Senator
Frye, calling his attention to the mat
ter. There is considerable excitement
over the seizure.
Live ateck Markets.
Chicago, May 17.
Cattle Receipts 6,500; market slow
and steady. Sbippiug steers, 950 and
1,500 pounds (4. 35(á5 90; stockers aud
feeders, 8 00(ó5$4.6u; through Texas
cattle, $i.005.05.
Sheep Receipts 1,200; maiket
stronger. Natives, $5.50(415. GO.
A oablegram says: Reports from the
British markets this week are much
'more encouraging, with lighter supplies
and steady demand at both places.
London reports an advance of Ho per
pound for ordinary, but for best Ameri
can boeves 13T9 per pound, estimated
dressed weight; and at Liverpool an ad
ance of lo is noted, making for choicest
American steers, 13o per pound.
Kansas City, May 17.
Cattle Receipts, 2,138; shipmeuts,
1,470. Market steady. Choice to fan
cy, $5.10t5.80; fair to good, $4.80
$5.05: common to medium, $4(964.70;
stockers and feeders, 3.40$4.30;
cows, fj (0f3.7o.
Sheep Receipts, 711; shipments,
none. Market quiet and steady. Com
mon to medium, ' $3 00$3.00; good
to choice, :j.25gt4 25.
Another Canadian Subject. -
PrrrSBURG.May 17. Wm. Hamilton,
an cmloye of George M. Johnson, real
estate broker, has disappeared, having
embezzled 650.000 from his employer
Hamilton was a prominent membsr oi
tne Keystone Literary Circle club and
well known here. His lather is super
intendent Hamilton, of tbe Allegheny
park, wbo will make good tbe u mure
penoy in his account, lheyoung man
it is thought has gone tiCauada.
lha DsTlish Apaahss.
Deminq, May 17. A courier hae ar
rived at General Miles1 headquarters,
bring information that six men were
killed in ambuicade by Indians, Names
unknown. Reports are being brought
into Uemimz that waicb tires have been
seen iu tiifit vicinity and are supposed
to be fur the purpose of oalling out tbe
Mescalero Apaches. It is feivred that
more raiding through New Mexico is
contemplated by Geronimo's band and
oouriers ra being sent out to warn
Bettlers.
Bass BM
St. Louis, May 17. St. Louis, 7
Philadelphia, 4.
CHICAGO, May 17. Chicago, 8, Bo'
ton, 7.
AVATEKI5ÍG PLACE NOTES.
tenia Concerning the
Hot Sprlugs
Las Vegas
If. C. Short traveling auditor of the
Santa i e, is a guest at tbe btoita,
W. H. Patterson, a prominent citizen
of Santa re, is among the visitors.
Late arrivals are: S. J. Heathooale
and wife. New York City, and T. H
Scbmidr, Detroit.
Judge W. A. Vincent, who is at pres
eut stoouine at tbe springs, was on sat
urday last suddenly seized witb asevero
attack of dysentary. While still quite
Hi, be is slowly improving.
O H. Baker, a prominent iaweleu of
Topeka, Keg., is enjoying tue attract
ions of tbe popniar resort anu taking
baths for tbe restoration ot bis Health
He will remain some time.
A I arce number of Las Vega people
took advantage ot the pleasant weather
which prevailed Sunday to visit tbe
Sorincs. and partake ot tbe royal re'
past which the company iurnisnes to
tbe guests.
The accomodations now fnrnished
by tbe Hot Springs company are taxed
to the utmost to supply the demands ot
the numerous s-uesU wbo are dailv ar
riving at the resort, but Mr. Meserve's
excellent management results in ar
ranging everything to tbe entire satig'
taction oi tne guests.
The slating is now being placed on
the roof ot tbe new Montezuma hotel
and it calculated to have tbo building
completed and r-ady for , the reception
of guests by tbe fifteenth ot July. Tbe
changes mado in rebuilding assure it
beinar absolutely tire-proof, and if possi
ble, a much handsomer building than it
was before tbe lire.
J. H. Galnsly, Albuquerque, loft last
nicut for borne. He naa been lor a lew
weeks taking baths at the Springs fo
relief from rheumatism. When he
came he was seriously afilio ted, but
whan ha left lest niffht he seemed
thoroughly recovered, and walked with
ease without a cane. -
Col. G. W. Crummey & Sons, are rap
idly converting their olnb house at tbe
Springs, Into an elegant hotel, whiob
they will run on the European plan.
With the Colonel's long and successful
experience in tbe hotel business, visitors
to the resort oan feel assured of splendid
accomodations at reasonable rate
stopping at tbe Crummey House.
E. A Linn, vice-president of the Val-
lev Ranchirg company, Glorieta was at
thn nnonlar resort yesterday. He
awaiting the arrival of his brother W
R. l.mn .: and John Young, G. A. Sob
wartz and A. Q. Qusckenbmh.Chloago
gentlemen who are interested in the
Valley company, and oame nereier tne
purpose of looking over the property
and arranging for the stocking of ihe
same.
Letter Aoat No. 20
EThe following list of letters remain un
called for la the post offloe at Las Voras, N.
Msy IS, 1880. Pel sons calling- for
Ibese letters wilt please say "Advertised
and aire the number or the list:
11
iker. Euarene L.
Baits, Saoorlllas
Buck. J. K
Bohiu Anselma
Conn, Burk ,
Follcr, Geo.
Hllty Bros.
Howard. O. H.
l.tnd'ay, Hattle
Montoya, Kranol'co
McCoy, Mrs, H. M.
McOlnneas, Jas.
MnKeehan, Hatlie
McServey, Mra.
Pianert, Henry H.
Peck, t outs
Roas, Mrs. ii. K.
Kouth, Jas.
Smith, Miss I.J.
Stranley, kittle
Trotter, Ale.
Carter, Leslie
Dioken'on, Ed.
tsroves, Scott
Harnsot', L I.
Howell, Mabel
Montoya, Miss Juana
Munson, Mrs. Paran
McDonald, u. W.
McKenna, Frank
MoLiiteniln Mrs. Jas.
Parker, H. W.
Palinfr, Nettie
Rodrcques, Jose Ma.
Homero, Jose Ma.
H si pse, Albert
Slivers, Mrs.
Trimble, sirs. 31. i.
Wilson, Mrs. A. tí.
TbANQUIMNO I.iBlDII. I
M
HiHKY Kuri'NEH. Assistant.
if the board of directors are anxious I
to haye a tlrst-olass manager take the i
Plaza hotel, there are a number of im
provements to be made before tbe build
ing can be. opened up to Inspection in !
ujn a manner as to impress ursc-oiass
men that it can be made a profitable
institution run as fa striotly No. 1
hotel. Wo are informed that the board
is now discussing tho advisibility ot
making a number of needed improve
ments, and that if made a good man
can be secured to reopen tbe hotel, it
is hoped that tbe outlay necessary will
not be allowed to stand in tbe way of
the possibility of getting the building in
the hands of parties whose management
will eventually assure a reasonable re
turn on tbe large amount of money
which the property represents.
Equal te tne Fine Imported.
tik: ".iirssoix,"
Is tbe next size to our "Gerster11 and
is composed of selected Imported wrap
pers and choicest Vuelta Abaja tiller
with Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing these cigars smokers will ind the
filler nicely booked and rolled up in
binder s'yfe.)
Tbeoniv place they can be obibined
in Les Vegas is at Chris bellman's Club
saloon.
ESTABLISH ED 1850,
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
TUX XiXVJ: -
Real Estate
AND
Financial Apt for Capitalists.
Cos. Grand Avk. and Ckntkr St.
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
4 SPECIALTY MAUtC IN INVERTING ANU
LOANING MONET r'OU EASTERN OAP1-TAM8-1S,
or WHOM I RAVB A LA1WK
linkus uouKcsruHimNxa.
1 have UNUSUAL FACILITIES tor the
IVEXTIUVHON olTIILES aiidaTHOROOOU
KNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE, enabl ns- me
tosaalce IN VESTMEN 1 8 of all kinds, suchas
the purchase of RANCH, GRANT and CITY
ritumui l. ana tuaiiac uiako ior IAn
TALIS! .1 to twit jr ADVANTAGE than they
oan for THKMShLVhS.
I here la a irraiid future before NEW M KX-
ICO. Bilí) .-.efts Is bsKinnlua; to loo up rap
idly. Now is the time to snake Investments be
foro prioea advanoe too high
roeré nas Deeu a warjcea improvement in
RKAI, ESTATE during tbe past 0 days, and
there Is no doubt tbe oomlnv spring- will wit
ness a snarp advance in kkal a.i ATK,wnea
those who made Investments In property will
rean a rich reward.
Tne tnoomlus; tide of business Improvement
is oealnnlog to be felt and will oause a genu
ine Doom tue oomins; year, now is ine time
to Invest. "A hint to the wise Is suffloient."
HAVE FOR SALS one or the best navlnc
well established manufacturing enterprises in
Ihe Territory, ran be bougbttoanadvaiitage.
1 HAVE FOR BALE one o (the best business
comers In the oity, renting (or SO per eent oa
ine investment
1 HAVE POR SALE an elegant piece oi resi
dence property In an excellent neighborhood.
tnat IS paying vu per eent uu me luvusiinenw
I have a business opening fot S5.00O to (10.
000 that is absolutely safe, and will pay from
SO to 26 per cent on the Investment.
TO RANCH ANU UATILB, IH VKaTUKES, I
have a fine atoeked ranch for sale that will pay
a larre Interest on tbe Investment. Come and
see my list of grant, ranoh and cattle lureat
ments before purchasing elsewhere.
I HAVE the largest line of rents, Improved
and unimproved property lor sale to be found
in the city.
Ko KAUíiAi.NS oran sinas id healbb-
TATRoallon FITZOBBRBLL, Tou will find
Dim alive to business Interest and courteous
to all. lief ore Investing, call and see blm.
FltzgerreU's uuiüe le New Hezioo. raw to
all
JT- -w. BARTL.BTT,
OP BVBHT
Milt St, West Las Vegas.
& Bro.,
Who
will Advertise Novelties
and Bug-ins as soon
as Their new 1 v
It
Is Complete
OWN THIS SPACE.
Watch It!
UOUIJJ
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Lager Beer
BROWNE & MANZANARES CO.
Role A venta lor '
Las Vegas and Socorro.
ALSO " '
' DISTRIBUTING AGENT3
Las Vegas Lager Beer.
H. E. KELLY,
(Owner of the UK brand of oattle)
RANCH AND CATTLE BROKER.
OFFICE: Bridge Street, Opposite PostoBJos.
Burreylngby Johh OampbeU.tbe well-known
Surveyor. i t
THE BREWERY SALOON
Sixth! Ma-set, East Las Vegas. :
. PfllLIP NELSON, Proprietor.
Fresh Ksg User Ceastaatly ea hand at le
Csata er Olass.
Always on 'hsnd, (the choicest branda of
winea, Uauors and olgars. '
Also, a llrst-class lunch oountsr rua la oan
neoUon by Emanuel Manca.
DHBOIlIPTIOKr,
Gold 'Watches, Diamond.,'
Silver "Watches.y Gold , Chaina,
i Bracelets,' ' ? r
' Pins and Sleeve Buttons,
Silverwares Filigree Jewelry.
Repairing of Fine Watches
, . ' Bpecialtv. ; ,
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to
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DEALER IN . . t..;if
Ho, 324 R. R, Ave. East las Végás.