THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1886.
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" T: jBBANCH OtTICE. :
Corner tilth and Douglas streets, with A. A
J.H. Wise, real est.ts.
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Correspondents of TffEGAZBRi will forward
Immediately all Important newt itemt by wire
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exprett terries.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY, 18
How ridiculous do the anarchists
now appear. Each and every one of
them was a hero in the eyes of the
dissatisfied workingmen who saw in
the labors of the miserable humans
wh6 spei;God with a little g a means
of their regeneration. ; These red
eyed, fellows threw a bomb or two
cried, "liberty!" and then scooted to
their holes. They are simply miser
able cowards. While looking through
the grates of the penitentiary they
will cry out "liberty" louder than
ever.
The outlook for the democratic
party in Ban Miguel county this year
is more favorable than it has been for
years. The elements of weakness
among the republicans are many
The pause of democracy is sure to
win here when every democrat appre
dates the signs of the times and
squares himself for vigorous effort
The county committee will short
ly meet andctrm.ulate a plan of ac
tion that will Jfispire confidence in
the minds pt tjhe people that the party
has but to ttserji ijielf and ,the day is
theirs. . ' v ,
Wihave f population of 55,000,000
today: :The increase is going ahead
at an amazing pace. Soon America
will have ÍOO.000,000 , people. If
the labor problem is now so serious a
matter, . how will it be twenty-five
years hence when competition in
trad and strugle for existence even
among a great many shall have be
come ien times .fiercer than they are
now? The lessons of the recent past
mast not be forgotten. We must
have more - and .better schools; we
must make more and import less; we
must be more careful to equip men
and women for a life struggle. We
..must alio it more careful who comes
to our shores.
' In no better way is the sturdy hon
esty of purpose of President Cleve
land shown in his administration of
affairs for the people of the country
than, to notice his action of late in
the matter of pension bills. When
he believes a matter is wrong that
comes to him from congress for his
signature, the veto is promptly ap-
t plied. Tbere have been hundreds of
claims passed by congress which the
pension office rejected. Hitherto
presidents assuming that any bill
congress might pass was right, have
attached their signatures to them
'Without further question. ' Not so
with Mr. Cleveland. ". He examines
every bill carefully and satisfies him
self of its correctness before he signs
it. The politicians may rave at the
president, but the people, the voters,
will not overlook the sterling quali
, . ties possessed by him and which are
'carrying him along into history asa
' man the people can trust and bet on
as a sure winner.
Tai settlement of all private land
claims In New Mexico which now seem
likely of " speedy accomplishment,
will be of inestimable advantage to
northern New Mexico in particular.
We want here, as in every other part
of the territory, a development of
very resonrce of the soil. - Las Vegas
with its facilities of trade and ex
change will take on a new growth
whenever the productive capacity of
the thousands of acres about us are
"iflmultfed4andHhe " Tarious ;nter
plises tjhat are germane to the settle
neat and cultivation of the ground
are encouraged. The stationary con
dition of affairs all through this sec
tion, save the development of the
stock interests, has arisen as much
from the uncertainty of titles as from
any one source. Many acres of land
would already have passed into active
hand had the title question been a
settled one. The coming five years
will see a remarkable development of
this section in common with many
portions "of the territory. The evil of
depending on Kansas and Missouri
for tb products of their soil cannot
continue forever. We shall have to
look about us and find someway
whereby the surplus money of the
county that now goes to those itate
to pay for what we coniume, may b
retained here at home. New Mexico
since 1880 hat built up not a few of
the rigorous towns . that dot the
prairies of Kansas. We ran raise the
fruits , of the earth here to
supply oar wants ai well as to let
Santas do it for us. It is a mighty
poor principle in the economic condi
tions of a state to be wholly depend
ent upon another state fur what it
consumed by its people so long as it
can all be produced at home. Our
present plan of allowing the state ot
Kansas to feed us will impoverish us.
Hebb Moat and his satellites, the
labor problem, and all things else of
a publio nature are cast into the
shade in Cincinnati since the special
grand jury of Hamilton county closed
its work last week. The cause of re
form has been exalted, and we hope
the morals of the' community ben
efited tbere by the indictment of
John R. McLean, publisher of the
Enquirer, and Murat Halstead and
Deacon Richard Smith, of the .Com
mercial Gazette, for publishing lot
tery advertisements contrary to law.
The distinction of special mention
that has been thrust upon these great
lights in the newspaper world will be
a stimulus to the struggling; pupil in
the "art preservative" to continue his
labors, hoping that when he shall
become full of years and honors, he
may have sense sufficient to respect
the laws of his country, at least. The
statute, which caught them as trans
gressors reads:
'That whoever pilnts or publishes In any
Wat an account of Any lottery or scheme of
ohsnce of any kind or description, bT whatso
ever name known, stilting when or where it
will be drawn, or the prizes therein, or tbe
price of a ticket, or thowlng where such
ticket may be. obtained, luty be lined not
more man iuu.
A Reputable Newspaper's opinion.
Sliver City Enterprise (Ron).
The Las Veoas Gazette, wtiloh
paper passed into llie bands of Messrs
Pieroe, Hardy & Warnor, of that city,
on tbe 1st ubi., and was by tbe new firm
niacin eu evening paper, lias again
changed its time of publication to the
morning bours. Tas Gazette's ap
pearance and politics have undergone
a radioal change smoe tbe advent of tbe
oew proprietors. It has been reduced
to a six-column paper and is now tbe
professedly loa.l n ' "-an of New Mex
ico democracy. Wmt ler these trans
mutations will efl'eot tbe finanoial wel
fare of tbe concern for tbe belter re
mains yet to be seen. It certainly could
not be in bands better qualified to make
it a legitimate business proposition.
Tbere ought to be room for one straight
forward, impersonal democratic news
paper in Mew Mexico, and we wish the
new proprietors all tbe success possible
to be attained in tbeir efforts.
A Bill That Mioma Pate.
Tbe following is tbe bill Introduced
by Delegate Joseph, providing for tbe
reapportionment of the teiritory:
Be it Enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress As
sembled: That tbe Governor ot the Territorv bf
New Mexioo be and be is hereby ant nor
mad to reapportion tbe said Territory
into legislative district, in accordance
with the population thereof us ascer
tained by tbe census taken on tbe Ursl
day ot July, 1885; tbe said reapportion
ment to be made and take effect prior
to tbe general election to be bad in
November, 1888.
H, W. WYMAN,
The Jeweler.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
CENTER STREET,1
McQUAID & LAMARR,
Contractors and Builders,
ESTIMATES 1VN ON PLANS.
FcawiTuaa UrooLSTiiiD am BarAiaao.
: AI SO GENERAL JOBIING.
. All work neatly dose and satisfaction gnsr-
ameea. . eu ana see us.
anop 416 Grand Avenue, East Las Veías,
PARK HOUSE
Southeast corner ot park,
LAS VEOAS HOT SPRINGS, N.M.
MRS. M, ADAMS, Proprietress.
Batee SI. 00 per dsx, S9.00 and $10.00 per wees
J7 33. ESVLTNTS,
NEW-PHOTO GAI LERY
ART and CURIOSITY STORE.
Views of I Las Vegas and vicinity. Frames
made to order.
Indian Pottery and Blankets and otber
Native Curiosities.
ISO Railroad Are., Opera House Block. ;
LAS TEttAB, - NEW MEXICO
B. B. BORDBK. . C. M. BoaOBH.
B B. BORDEN & CO.
anuflois mo builders,
A work doae with Neatness and Dispatch,
Satisfaction enaranteed.
Plans. iDeclfloationsand Estimates Tarnished
Shop and ofBoe on Mala St.. Bonth of Oatholle
meterv, East Las Vegas, N.M. Telephone
toeneoUoa with shod.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise, Vool, Produce
Sole rroprietor of the Celebrated
and La Rosa Blanca
1 atiirpttsed facilities lor procuring benvT machinery siul all srl loins of Merohaudiae rc
usually tepi in tiwk
Agent for Mohawk and Chieftain 8t!lcy Rakes and Crawford
Mowers, Threshing Machines. Hay Presses. Minina Machip
err. Entines. Corn Shellers. Leffel's Wind Engine.
rweuty years' axpralsaoe Id New Mexico entitle
wsnisoi uie
LAS VEGAS! - -
Da s tiwi M Fcei Stalls
Doug; as Ave., Near Browne & Manzanares', .
First olag riirs at reasonable prices. Larue corral attached. Telephone No. 12,
Horses, mules, wagon and harness for
ii infill
BUFFALO HALL.
B:H.Eía.
A.
Bridge Street Near Gazette Office,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.
IMPOKTKO ALE, PORTER
Bridge Street. Or polite Gazetta Office."
Stock Exchange Feed Sales Stables.
FINEST LIVERY
flood teams anil careful drivers. Houses sn'l
and buvkboarila lor tale. Hear St Nicholas
stable at Hoi Hprlnns.
H. GEIST,
The Bazaar
nOUSE FURNISHING
AND
PAJNOY GOODS.
Bridge Street, Near the Bridge,
HEW AWD
2nd-Hand
GOODS,
Cóok Stovee, Carpets, and all
kinds of Household Goods, at
low prices, at Neil Colgan's
Bridge St. Trading Mart.
The Snug.
Bridge St , Next Doer ts Depot.
I FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
MFALS OR LUNCH AT ALL HOURS.
OYSTERS AND ALL DELICACIES
ot the season torved on short notice.
J, BINGLE, Proprietor.
If you wmt an elegant meal or lunob,
patronise
THE! SISTTJ
TOM HAYWARD,
East Side Sixth St.
Undertaker,
XI XhX A it 3MC H XI ,
AND
Funeral Director.
Bridge St., Near Gazette Office.
PONDER & H0RNE,
PluDibefs.Gas and Steam Fitters,
' All work guaranteed to give satisfaction,
Sixth St., East I.as Vge.
All west tide orders attended to by A. J.
Houghton, Bridge St. Telephone 85.
lianufaoturtr and dealer In
Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware
Eave-Trougus. Tin Rooflrifr. - Camp
stoves and miners' outtita.
LAS VGA8,
NEW MEXICO.
lea
mm
Brands La Rosa Blanca 1'loui
Smoking Tobacco
m to claim a thorough kqpwledge ol tb
people.
. NEW MEXICO
side. Culls for hacks answered promptly
, . t?, v kj jrruprieiur.
BILLIAEDS.
R ESOET.
A Kit rjllMJER ALE.
CHOICE.
STOCK NEW AMD
IN THE CITY.
mutes bonrht and sulci. Ruinilra. M,rrlo.
hotel. Sixth street. Jeicpbone Ao. 63. Branch
Ateln'fnn, Tooclta A Sfnü F n '
faneua inrotja tho territory frura northeast
to southwest. Hy couaulting the map m
remlcrwll! see that ni a po lit lulled LaJunts
luColoruil., the Nevr alexlto extension luave
the main hue, turns southwest thruuirn Trini
diul ami enieiK tbe territory through Katoi
puss. Tbe traveler here begins the moat inte'
otinK Joiirnsy oa the continent. As lie luí.
rieil by powcrlul eiigines on a steel-rail d.
ruek uulluhted track up the Hteep ascent of be
ttittuii tniiuntaius, with tneir ctmimlna; f en
ery, he catebee Irequeut irluupses of the Bp. t
Ish peuhs far to the north, glittering in tu.
mornliifr sun. and pregentlnir the Krauiles
spoctncli) in the whole Bnowy range. Whei
half an hour I rom Trinidad, thd train suddeul
dasbrainto a tunnel iruui which It oinorire"
on the southoru slope of tbe Kuton mouai
ains and in sunny New Mux loo.
At the toot of the mountain lies tho-otty o
Union, whose extensive and valuable cot
Ileitis lnuke I tone or the busiest places In th
territory. From Katon to Las Vegas the rou'
lies along tbo base or the mountains. On th
right are the snowy peaks in full view whll
on tbe east lio the grarsy plains, the
OBKAT OATTLB HANOK Or TUB SOCTtlWKRT,
which stretch away hundreds of miles Itu
tbe Indian Territory. The train reaches La
Vegas in time for dinner,
LAS VIUAS.
with an enterprising population ot noai
10,1(0,), ehlofiy Ainerioaus, is one of tbo pi mu
pul culos of the territory. Here are locate
those wonderful healing fountains, the La
Vegas hot springs. Nearly ail the way froi
Kansas City iho railroad has followed th
route of tbe Old .inta Fe TralL," and uo
lies through a country which, aside fiom tb
beauty of ie natural soenery bears on ever
hand the impross of tb old Bpauish clvillzi
Uou, gralted oanturles ego upon the still mm
auuleut and more interesting iuehio and A.
teo stock Btrange contrusta present then
selves everywhere with Iho new engrafting
American life and energy, in one abort hot
tiio traveler pasaos lroin the oily of Las Vog
with her tasbionable
UCALTH AMD flgASOU RSMOHT,
her riegant hotels, street railways, gas lb
streets, water works and other eviaenoes oi
modern progresB,intothe fastnessos of Wlorlch
mouutuln and In full view of the ruins of th,
old feoo ohuroh, built upon tbo foundutloi
of an Alteo temple, and the traditional birth
place or Montezuma, the oulturegod of thi
Aztecs. It Is ODly half a day's rids by ral
from the Las Vegas hot springs to tho ole
Besnisb city of Banta Fo. Banta Fe Is ttu
oldest and most Interesting olty In the United
Btales. From Banta Fe the railroad
runs down the valley of the Rio Orauia toa
Junction at Albuquerquo with the Atlantic
and Paolflo railroad, and at Deming with tht
Boutnern racino irom san Francisco, passlnc
on the way the prosperous oity of Socorro and
tbe wondorful Lake Valley and Peroha mln
Ingdtstriot, finally reaching Deming, from
whlob point Silver City la only forty-ilve ml lei
distant and may bo readied over the 8. 0. U. a
K. U. tt. The recent discoveries of chloride
n Boar mountains, near livor Uity, exceed
anything in tbe Moony mountains in richness,
Shipments of the ore have been made to Pueb
lo that run aa high aa 46 per cent pure silver.
For further information address
W.F.WH1TB,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, A.T. it
. F. It. It.. Touoka, Kansas
SAVED FOR
KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,
THE GROCERS, .
8TEBET.
Montezuma Ice Go
Oleetr Xu.ro Xoe.
Las Vegas Trade tu pplled by
R. J. HOLLIES,
Leavs orders With
Wells Fargo Exprese Offloe,
EAST SIDE, or
Leon & Co.'b West Side.
rw. IEEE. SHUPP,
M ANUF AOrVHBS 0
Wagons and Carriages and
iron Sel Chains, Thlmblesketns, Springs Wago i, Carriage and Plow Wood Work, Black
tmlths' Tools, barren's Patent ft Leelt. The manufacture of . -y
Backboards, Spring Wagons
A Specially. Keep on hand aa assortment oí
OOO PUB'S CELKBHATBD BTEHL-BKRIH Í ABM WAUONft.
Areot for tbe STUOHmKBS M AVTJF ACTTJWNrJ COMPANY'S WAGONS and CAR
.1A0KS and D. M. OSDORNS A CO,1 a MOWERS and KKAPEHS. Solteli orders from
lanchmea for
TÍRANDING IRONS.
Horseshoeing and all kinds of Ke pal ling Done by M rat-Class Workmen.
L'AS VEGAS, JSTEW MEXICO.
J. C LEARY & C0,
Commission Merchants
- For the Sale of
LVE STOCK AMD RANCHES.
Office in the Stock Grower Building, Las Vegas. New Mexico
JOHN W. HILL,
Commission Merchant.
And Dealer In
Hay, Grain, Flour and Produce, Grass and Garden Seeds
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO."
DEALER IN '
Boo
FUiisrisHiiisra- goods
Bridge Street, Las
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OK LAS VEGAS.
(Suooesaor to Kaynolds Bros.)
AU THOriZED CAPITAL
CAPITA!. PAID IN -
S jitPLUS AUD PKOFIXS . . .
Transacts a General Banking Business.
OFFIOER8:
f. BAYNOLD8, President,
f. S. KAYNOLDS, Cashier.
t)IREOTORa:
J. 8. RAYNOLD8,
WDeDOBitorr of the Atchison,
FELIX MARTINEZ,
GENERALTRADER.BRQKER and COLLECTION AGENT
TJ"ot.vy X'xa.'bllo nxxcl Oouvoyuoer.
3efer by permission to First national bank, and Ban Miguel National Bank, Las Vegas.
-pedal attention paid to the handing of real estate, ranches, grants and live stoolc. Terri
torial and county scrip and bonds bouirht and told, lo parties desiring to Invest I guarantee
alisractlon. Correspondence scllolted.
AS VEGAS.
(Bridge
GRAYSON dab OO.,
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.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
PAIRING NEATLY DOTsTE.
No. 9Bridge Street. Las Vegas,
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS
J. C. ADLOfJ, Proprietor.
Manufacture
Steam Engines and Mining Machinery
Architectural Work, Machinery and Boilers, Iron and Brass
Castings Made on Short Notictv
LAS VEGAS,- : : : : t : ; : NEW MEXICO
The Plaza Billiard Hall
FINE WINES. LIQUORS ANO CIGARS.
South Side of Plaza, . , Las Vegasi New Mexioo,
Dealer in Heavy Hardware
Vegas, New Mexico.
O. J. DWKKL.
JEt'gKliSON KAYN'it.DS.
Toteka & Santa Fe Baiiroad -l
Street,)
NEW MEXICO
DEALERS IN
RE- ?;fc fel
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N. M.
OKCü,T1Vr A TXT.
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