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LAS VEGAS, WEDNESDAY JttORNING, MAY 19, 1886.
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
rST A BUSHED IS 1M1.I
A. A. & J. H.WISE
HATE
Itlonoy to Loan
REAL ESTATE.
HÁVK
Improved and Unimproved Property of evary
(eerlntloa la every portion of taa olty of
baa Vasas.
" GOOD MAXIMS
" "A rood maxim 1 never out of season."
'Huma li boma. In It ever to homely." We
ok" Mil you one eheap on eaay payments.
"He brings tne moat happiness to himself
who doM the oou to promota the happinesa
of otbon." The motto of our agenoy.
"A rood azamp a If to beat sermon." Pay
your rent promptly tbat your days nay be long
in tbe house wherein ye dwell .
"There la a tide In the affaire of men which,
when taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.''
How 1 the time to buy real estate.
"Goodness and wlidom hoaid always go to--tether."
Examine our liat of property and
Invest your surplus earnings la a nloe little
home fur your l am lly .
"Mare order, system, regularity, liberality,
promptness love fir everything that Is good,
and you will be happy," If your property la for
sale and rentals are under our management.
'Good temper Is like a sunny day, it sheds
Its brightness on everything." VTi negotiate
First Mortgage Loans on elty property aui
other real aetata at fair rates and without
alar.
"Be your own master end tbe mssterof yonr
sailing, and j ou will soon become the master
of others," and have money to invest In ood
Baal Estate tr Mortgage Loada through" our
agency.
'Nothing succeeds like suocem." Six years
of honorable and successful dealing Is ths
rexrd of our agency. If tbis record bears
your scrutiny favorably, place your property
under our management
"Promptness begets confidence. Never put
off until to-morrow what should be dona to
day,' (specially in the matter of business oor.
respondence. A 11 letters addressed to any de
partment of our agency are answered on the
day of their receipt, whether of much or linio
Impórtanos, -
"Benefit your friends, that they may love
! you still more dearly; benefit your enemies,
tbat they may become lour friends," and if
you wsnt to aor or sell Keal Estate, loah or
borrow money, bint or liase a home, kind
ly examine the advantages we effer in this Ut
ile pamphlet and eomiuuoleate with us at yonr
oonvealtnoe, either in person, by mall or tele
phone. . . .
COB. 8TH AMD DOUGLAS,
.rppoalte the new i'rown Stone Opera House.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAS VEGAS.
NEW MEXICO
T. B. MILLS,
DSALIR IS)
Mines, Real Estate
LIVE STOCK, '. "v
. IMPKOVED RANCHES,
30Xw oa Brklae
street, near Postofl)oet.M
f, Kaw JaaatasaT.' -,; . . ,
All kinds oft rrrttorisl snd eonnty bonds and
warrants bong bland sold, and all kind of
land scrip bought and sold which will locate
all oleases of government land. I ifty Im
proved and nntmproved rsnobes for sale In
New Mexico and ilia Hepubllo ol Mexico, em
bracing tracts lrom 26,0.0 to l,000,O0u sores
esoh at from twenty oenta to one dollar ver
acre. Title perfect, full Information sent
upon application. Having business connection
with attorneys at Wsshlnaton.'D. O., we ara
nnnarad ta ai ve nartlculsr attention to orose-
ting cistma of every description agaiaat the
umiea males govvrnnteui. voioouuns udu, iu
anv oart of the i'errllorv.
Tit
Of Las Vegas.
GEO. J. DINKEL, Presideot.
A. A. KERN, Caabior.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
TRANSAD PS A UENERAIV BANK
ING BUSINESS,
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
D. DOFFA,
Bridge Street, Las Venas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
IN SEASON.
IMPORTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Confectionery, Cigars,
AND
TOBACCO,
J. S. ELSTON,
PAINTER,
III M
..: PAPER-HANOEB,
" . -.7 ASD ,.,7.t j
DECOEATOR.
, THOKOUOH WORKMAJfHIF AID AM
PLC FACILITIES.
Dealer la Wall Paper, Oleas, Window Bash,
"appointors supplies of all kinds.
' Sixth St., Opposite POBt OfflM
MAXWELL CONFESSES.
To llaring -Murdered
C.
Arthur Preller.
Senator Lamar on the Reported
Resignation of Sparks. ;
lh Atrlcan Methodist's Resolu
tions ou tbe Strike. .
A Western Senator Standing by
Delegate Joseph's Bill.
The Basalt at Yesterday's Base Ball
James, aatt Otate Iteaseaf New.
Senator JBowsn on the Edmunds Land
Bill.
Denver, May 18. A Republican's
Washington special sayi: Senator
Bowan states that he does not favor tie
Edmunds bill to settle private land
claims in New Mexico, Arizona and
Colorado (or the reason that, although
tne bill confers jurisdiction apon the
courts to inquire into all matters, it
nevcrinaiess attempt to adjudicate by
fixing limitations upon the grants in
lien of permitting the coarta to deter
mine the entire rights of parties. For
this reason he prefer the bill recently
passed by the house creating a board of
commissioners with recourse to the
courts to review the matter of the re
action or confirmation of anv claim
made by tbeoommissioa and which im
post) no restriction upon the area or
other property rights, but permits the
claim to be adjudicated wholly upon
tbe facts and law. ,
Tbe house bill is now being consid
ered by the senate private land claims
committee. .
Congratulation over Sparks' Beported Re
signation. ...
Washington, May 18. Secretary
Lamar says that since the statement
was widely telegraphed that Commis
sioner Sparks intended resigning his
position,! hha received hundred of
letters from the northwest in which the
writers congratulated both themselves
and tbe government apon Gen. Sparks'
speedy retirement. It is -Secretary
Lamar's belief thai, in the great major
ity ot cases, these letters are written by
land shark and others who have grown
rich throuirb illezal transactions in Dub-
lio lands. He says no honest bona tide
settler has anything to fear from Com
missioner Sparks or any rulings be may
mase ana mat ue not only uas not re
quested the oommisiioner'a resigna
tion, Pat that be (Lamar) would vigor
ously protest if Gen. Sparks shond Ul
timate ma intention oí aoing so. , i
ACaMWheraOa'DM Not Slake Things
Baa Smoothly.
Pitts bubo, May 18. Joseph Craig,
head of the oil firm whion failed today,
since he ha been in business for him
self, has been at times one of the most
important factor in the oil market,
ilia transaction were enormous, bold
and well Planned. A near as oan be
estimated tbe firm was "long" about
250,000 barrels and tbe differences will
amount to from f 100,000 to 1133.000
Member ol tne nrm say tneir oneck
will go through the clearing house all
niiht tomorrow and in a few days they
will be able to resume. The firm has
large interests in Kanefleld and Wash
ington county, -as wen as otner property
and will be able to meet ait claims opon
it in lime.
Base Ball.
Chicago, May, 18. Washington, 0;
Chicago, 7.
Detroit, may its. uetroit, i; rnua-
delpbia. 0.
NewYobk.Mbv 1?. Brooklyn, 12;
St. Louis, 7.
Kansas City. Hay is. New xork, 7:
Kansas City, 8.
BLATIMObk, may Baltimore, o;
Cincinnati, 4.
Nkw zobk, May ib. jnetropoiiuani,
M: Pittsburg, 4.
rBILDKLPHIA, May 18 LiOUISVUM, V;
Athletics, 11.
St. Louis, May 18. -St. Louis, 14;
Boston, 8.
' - Louisville Baees.
Louisville. May 18. The weather
today was warm, track fast. The at
tendance was large.
The first race, i mile, Prodigal won,
Jacobin second, Laredo third; time .49.
The second race, li miles, Eudurer
won, Porter Ashe seoond. Katrina
third; time 1:67.
Tbe third race, for tbe Louisville cup,
2f miles, Lucky ti. won easily by a
length, Panka sooond, Irish Pat a bad
third; time 4 :08T. ,
The fourth race, U miles, Teat won,
Conkling second, Soverign Pat third;
time 2:10.
Tbe fifth race, 1 1-16, May Lady won,
Jim Nave second, Fabiu third; time,
l:50f; - ..
The Mexican War Pensions.
Washington, May 18. Tbe senate
committee on pensions voted today to
postpone indefinitely consideration of
the house Mexican pension bill and to
report as a substitute substantially the
Mexican war pension bill passed by the
senate last session. The oommittee is
opposed to granting pensions simply
for service and insist upon making de
pendence and . disability necessary
qualifications of the pensioner. , '
. Confirmations.
. Washington, My 18. The senate
today confirmed among others the fol
lowing: General W, S, Roseorans to
ha raffistar of the treasury : Edgar S,
Wilson, to be register of the land office
at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Postmaters California: J. E. Ward.
Modesto; R. D. Stephens, Sacramento;
J. Li. oproui, unioo; J. a major, Bea
ding; W. Leeis, Santa Barbara; W. N.
Woodson, nea oiua,
- R 11 iloas Coons on the Strikes.
Mattoon, 111., May 18. The Spring-!
field district conference of the African
Methodist church has adjourned, but!
not before going on record on the strike
question. When the oommittee on the
state of the oountry reported, there were
utterances that were neither patriotioio
sentiment nor plou inspirit. In re
ferring to the reoent ttrikes and dyna-
luiavio uBTetopmenis may aeoiarea tney
bad no interest in tbe affair. They said:
"It Is not our fight. It is the white man's
fight, and when Ureek meets Greek
then comes the tug of war. Let the fur
fly. For 200 years we were an oppressed
peopie unuer cue iron neei of mo people.
We are now free, though still negleoted.
The little beroio bands of hiaratiion and
Thermopylae displayed an unconquer
able spirit, and we may be called to re
peat it, only on a larger and more terri
ble scale, to our foe." Speaking of the
recent troubles in Chicago and the op
pression of the colored man, a reverend
brother said: -'The white people have
been sowing the wind and are now-reaping
the whirlwind. Let them reap iu"
, Eviction In Ireland.
Dublin, May 18. The correspondent
of the New York Herald cables to tbat
paper as follows: Heartrending detail
have Just reaobed hereof the evictions
on the estate of Lord Reniñare at Head
ford, near Killarney, in tbe oounly
Kerry. While he, as lord chamberlain,
is attending the queen at the Liverpool
festivities, and eniovinir the srood thinsrs
of life, the sheriff and bailiffs, baoked by
ninety-seven policemen, nave been turn
ing out a large number of his tenant of
the poorer Kind, who are undeniably
unable to pay anything, the asnal con
oomltants of sympathizing neighbors
and the exasperated people fighting the
police. The most aggravating oase is
that of Jeremiah Callahan, who had
eight children, all nnder 12 years of age,.
who, turned out on tne roadside, cried
and sorrowed o piteousiy as to move
even the police. The bouse wss a poor,
old plaoe, but they knew it as their
nome. , At another bouse, - that of a
woman named O' Conor, the occupant
was very 111. and a consultation was had.
but as it was concluded she would not
die, (be was seC on the roadside, being
removed in her bed. Owing to the re
sistance, they only averaged nine evic
tions per day. ixrd Henmare will soon
be evioted himself from the ministry,
owing to what he calls "conscientious
soruples" against the Gladstone meas
ures. - 1 -
. Live Stock Market.
Kansas Citt, May 13
Cattle Receipt, 1,505-, shipments,
none. Tbe market under ligbtjreoeipts
was strong and aotiye. Cboioeto fan
cy, 5.0C$5.80; fair to good, ftl 6U
95.05; common to medium, $44 60;
stockers and feeder, f3.4Uil.30;
cows, 92.80$3.75. .
Sbeep ReoeiDts, 835; shipments,
none.-Market firm and active. Com.
mon to medium, 2.003.00; good
to ohoiceA3JS5tjl 25 . s -r,-.,i,
- Chioaoo, May 18.
Cattle Receipts, 5,400; market brisk
and firm.' Shipping steers, 950 and
1,600 poonds.93.00O94.75; through Tex
as cattle, 93 5095.25.
Sheep Ueoeipu 1,100; market
anohanged. Natives, 93.50$5.65.
. Wine Makers In Session.
Washington, May 18. Tbe National
VitioaUursl association assembled here
today and the commissioner of agricul
ture delivered the opening address,
Which uninteresting matter the As
sociated Press agent at Denver had tbe
gall to send Tbe Gazette. Ed.
Blow Them Up With a Bomb.
Cleveland, May 18. For ten days
past a croup of German anarohista have
been holding meetings on the west side
and calling on all persons of their stripe
tu arm with gunsland bombs. Todav
Mayor G. W. Gardner issued a procla
mation lorbidding suon meetings.
An Kzhlbltoa by Brutes.
Dxntxs, May 18. Today article
were signed for a glove match to a fin
ish between John P. Clow, ohampion ot
Colorado, and Peter McCoy, of New
xork. me matón, to tana piace in tbe
Battery D armory. Chicago, on June
21, for 91,000 a side.
The War Against the Apaches.
To the Editor of Thb uasbtt.
It is refreshing to learn from Bowie,
Arizona, of the enterprise of General
Miles, In looking after the . hostile
Apaches. . He is said to have troops at
every water hole, on a line from Dem-
íog to Benson. Arrangements are
made with the railroad oompany so tbat
he can have a train at bis oommand in
two hour. The very night alter the
last depredation near Nogalei, he had
troopsi transferred to Dragoon Summit,
twenty miles, and so atationed as to cut
off the hostile from the north, and tbe
next morning the ' troop were at
Nogalei, a hundred mile. The only
thing tne nostue could ao was to re
treat into Mexico. Arrangement are
now made with the - authorities in So
nora to furnish supplies, and fighting
Captain Lawton, with eighty picked
men and twenty scouts, - with oarte
blanche as to expense, is in pursuit, and
may go to the Gulf of California. Three
oompanies ot Apache soouta have been
disarmed and sent to the reservation.
Orders have been given for tbe enlisting
a company of Papago scouts, tbe natural
enemies of the Apaches. The discipline
enforced may be inferred from the faot
that General Miles has requirsd the in
fantry to make marohes of tbirty-five
mile a day over the mountain, to. pre
pare them lor paining tne b ostites.
A cavalry captain, who with hii com
mand was commanded to make fifty
miles one night, and tailed to do it. was
deprived of bis oommand tbe next
morning. On one occasion General
Miles, who is a telegraph operator, re
mained by the machine lor twenty-tour
hours, to receive intelligence and give
orders. Tbe Heliograph signal servioe
works well. The people in Anions
nave tue fullest oonnoenoe in mi mm
tary department, and take leu interest
than the) did in Col. Bean's resolution
in oongnss to offer 945,000 reward tor
uerommoj j. ., .'
MAXWELL'S STATEMENT.
H Aekaaw leasjee nta Want assa
Makes ata Iaarealaas Statement.
Bt. Locis.May 18. The Post-Dispatc-h
today prints a statement by H. M.
Brooks alia Maxwell, now on trial for
tbe murder ofC. Arthur Preller, whiob
will constitute hi only defence and
Which will be urged by his attorneys in
the trial. In a word be will confess to
killing Preller by accident, while acting
as his . physician and says that being
frightened he oonoealed Instead of making-
known tbe fact of bis death. He
declares he alwaVs wanted to tell the
f atas and only refrained from doing so
by the advice of but attorneys. The
following is the gist'ot . .
f 1 BROOKS' STATEMENT:
Mr. Preller was suffering from a
private disease, for whiob 1 bad pre-
lously prescribed, mixing the med-
Vioiaes myself Irom tbe bottles In tbe
meiicioe chest I carried with me; bat
his ailment had reaobed a stage when it
waa necessary for me to make certain
investigations. 1 was obliged to use a
oatetur and in using the uaiheter.wheu
ma parts were inuanieu, 1 nau pre
viously , ' APPLIED CULO BOFORM
in Arder to oroduoe a coidition of 11 a r-
ooiis. I explained the process to
frailer and told hint what I should have
todo.- He was not only willing, but
was very anxious for me to treat him in
this manner, Brooks then tells of the
purchase of the chloroform which was
spilled ou Sunday morning while
he was washing his instruments prepar
atory to his operations; and of bis go
ing to ernow's drug (lore and buying
more. He denies inchleutally the state
ments that he there showed eyidences
of hurry and exoitemant and continues:
About 5 p. in., 1 began the operation.
I administered tbe chloroform in tbe
usual way, holding a saturated sponge
to bis nose. Mr. Preller passed through
the first st age all right. It took sev
eral moment, 1 do not Know exactly
how long; then he entered the second
stage and here the terrible result came.
I discovered too late that he was dying.
Imagine my horror when this fact
dawned upon me. I was
.' WILD WITH FRIGHT
bat had presence of mind enough to cut
bla shirt and undershirt from bis body
and get a wet towel and beat bitu
around the neck snd shoulders for a
half an hour or more. I did not give
in tintil I was ready to drop from ex
bRustion, and my efforts were not re
laxed until be had been dead for some
time. All tbe clothes he bad on at the
time were bis shirt and undershirt, lie
had stripped (or the operation. What
did I do when I saw my friend was
dead What could 1 do I did not
know what to do, exoept to drink, and
I drank freely; I drank everything 1
oonld get wine, whisky and evertbiog!
What were my thoughtsP I bad not any.
All 1 remember is that I drew on a pair
o.'. drawer J, the ral, thai fail into ruy
bands, and put the body into my trunk
trom which I had removed everything.
What was done beside tbis I bave no
recollection of,
LIO.UOB AND CONSTERNATION
had possession of me. I knew only
that my feelings were those of the ut
most horror. I remained in my room
that night, tbe same room in which the
remains were, and it would be a lie for
me to say I slept, for I did not: and I
was glad when morning oame. What 1
did after leaving my room you know,
for it has all been printed.
He says be supposed the post mortem
examination when the body was found
would disclose the nature ol the opera
tion and cause of Preller' death. Ac
cording to bis own story the cutting off
ot rreller s moustache, and the inscrip
tion about "traitor," found in the
trunk, and all tbe other queer incidents
oonnected with tbe tragedy, are to be
attributed to his liquor and fear-crazed
condition after the latality.
A Heavy Judgment)
New York, May 18. The trial of tbe
suit of Jas. H. Goodsell, to recover
9250,000 damaces from the Western
Union Telegraph oompany which has
occupied a jury in Judge O'Gorman'a
court during the past two weeks was
thi morning closed by a verdict for
Goodsell for the full amount, to which
was added 91,750 for counsel fees. Tbe
damage were claimed by Goodsell for
a breaoh of contract, tbe Western Union
having tailed to make good a oontraot
Goodsell held with the Atlantio &
Paoifio Telegraph oompany, which the
Western Union leiegrapa oompany
absorbed. -
'.The Fighting Irlah.
New York, May 18. Relative to the
oable dispatch received today to the
effect that the Ninth regiment, and Clan
Nagael had offered to send lou men to
impose nome rule on uisterii tney re
belled against the same, an oflloer of
the regiment now serving said there
was -110 truth whatever in it. Similar
denials are made for tbe Clan Nagael.
.
Opposed to Home Bule.
London, May 18. The South London
Liberal Union has forwarded oopiea of
a series of resolutions to Mr. Gladstone,
Lord Hartington, Mr. John Morloy and
Mr. Chamberlain, in whioh tbey say
that the principles of tbe liberal party
are opposed to the nome rule am
and tbat the establishment of home rale
weuld result in the dismemberment of
the empire.
The Maeaaehueetta Idea. ,
Washington, May 18. Senator Hoar
presented a petition today from the
New England Methodist Episcopal con
ference, urging the United States to en
force the terms ot the Chinese treaty so
as to protect the lives and property of
Chinese unjeots in roe uniteq otates.
A $10,000 Maro.
Louisville, May 18. J. B. Haggin.
.the California turfman, this morning
purchased for 910,000. the brood mare
Maud Hamoton. ot Major B. G. Thomas,
near Lexington, She Is tbe dam of
Ban Fox, Haggins- oracK ooit.
Tha Load Market,
New York, May 18. Lead is quoted
-1 A. I.V ft f U . .nln .
From the Shorldaa Mine.
St Louis Republican.
Mr. Hua received a letter from Joe
Sheridan yesterday in which be said
that mora horn silver had been struck,
lsrge quantities in sight, and loosing
fine. Joba A. Miller, of the Peaoock
mine, aaitl that tbe contractor on the
200-foot tunnel of the Sheridan brought
down some beautiful pieces, showing
born silver throughout the rook. Su
perintendent George writes tbat the
supposed wall rock at some distanoe
irom the train level has proved to be
a rich streak, and not a hanging wall,
but a good showing for chlorides, or
horn sliver, in fine streaks all through
the rook. Samples brought down by
the contractor, (nd tbe talk of tbe men
engaged on ths shift, euourage ouo,
ana era very oocvinaing that the whole
blow out will be run through the mill at
an excellent profit.
Eeaal the Fine Imported.
THI! ,HILSSO!,n
Is the next size to our "Gerster" and
is composed of selected imported wrap
pers and choictst Vuelta Abajo tiller
with Spanish workmanship, (On open
ing these cigars smokers will find the
filler nioelv Duoked unrl r,llpri 11 n In
binder style.)
iheoniv place they can be obtained
in Lbs Vegas is at Cbrls Sellman'i Club
saloon. 1
aSTABUSaaD isso,
J. J. FITZGERRELL.
TUB IjXVüI
Real Estáte
-AND-
Financial kd for. Capitalists,
Cos. Grand Ave, and Center St.
Laa Vegas, New Mexico.
aSPBOIAüTVHAUM IN INVESTING AKli
LOANING MONEY FOB JCASTKItN CAPI-
Í A LISTS, or WHOM I HAVB A LaKUK
INK OF COitHKBPoNDKNTü
I bare UNUSUAL FAUIMX1KS tor tbs
rVRSTIQATION olTlrl.Krt and aTHOROUttii
KNOWiiltuuH or the rEUfU5, enabling me
tornase LN VESTMKNiS of all ktoile, such as
tht purchase ot RANCH, GRANT and CITY
PIIOHKHTY, and making LOANS lor CAPI
TALISTS to bettor ADVANTAGE than ther
oan for THRMSKLVKB.
I here Is a grand future before NEW MEX
ICO. Bualuess Is beginning to loos op rap
idly. Now Is the time to snake lrivestmeabi be
fore prloesadvanos too higb
There bas been s marked Improvement lv
REAL it STATU during tbe past 0 daye, and
thnrd lanodoubtlheooraioH spring will wit
aasessbarsi advance In RKAt. kBTATal,WBu
those who made investments la proporty will
reap s rioh reward.
Tee Incoming title of bnslness Improveveat
ta beginning to be feltend will oause a genu
ine boom tha oomlng year. Now is tbe time
to Invest. "A hint to tbe Wise Is auffloient."
I HAVE fOK BALK one of the' best paying
well established manufacturing enterprises la
the Territory. ( an be bought to an advantage,
I HAVki FOB 8 ALU one of the best business
coiners in tbe oity, renting for SO per oent on
tbe Investment
1 HAVB F iR SALE an eleirant pieos of resi
dence proporty in an exoellent neighborhood,
hat la paylosr SO per oent on tbe Investment.
I have a bualnosa opening fot 5,000 to $10,
000 that is absolutely safe, and will pay fross
40 to X oer oont rn the Investment.
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, I
have s tine stocked ranoh for sale that will py
a lartre Interest on the Investment. Come and
saemyllatof grant, ranoh and oattle In rest
menu before purchasing elsewhere.
1 HAVE the iargeat lino of renta, Improved
and unimproved property for sale to be found
Id the city.
FOn BARGAINS of all klnda In REAL ES
TATE call on FITZOERRELL, vou will ttnd
hlra alive to buaineaa lntereate and oourteous
to all. liefore Investing, call and aea him.
rttaiferreLl'e Guide lo New Mexico, fra to
all
Park Drug Store
Second door trom Post Office.
S.J. NORTH & BR0.
PUHH
Drugs, Chemicals.
Prescriptions a Specialty .
OPEN ALL NICHT,
Cholos Wines and Liquors for
Medical furposes.
A FINE UNE OF CIGARS.
DEALER IN
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Who will Advertís NoVwltles
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Lager Beer
BROWNE & MANZANARES CO.
Sole Agestts for - t
Las Vegas and . Sooorro.
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DISTRIBUTINGr AGENTS
Las Vegas Lager Beer.
II. E. BELLY,
(Owner of tbe MK brand of oattle)
RANCH AND CATTLE BROKER.
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OF FIGS: Bridge Street, Opposite roete ffloe.
Surveying by John CampbeU.tbe well-known
Surveyor.
THE BREWERY SALOON
Sixth street, Esta Laa Vetas.
' rflILIP WELSON. Proprietor.
Freak Keg Bear Caastaatly ea band at Five
Casts per Alaae.
Always oa band, the choicest brands 'bf
wines, liquors and olgara. ; .
Also, a first-class lunob counter run 1 eon
neooon by Emanuel Manca. '
Gold "Watches, Diamonds,
Silver. "Watches, Gold .Chama,
Bracelete,
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. . . Pins and Sleeve Buttons.
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Repairing of .Fine "Watches a
Specialty.
324 R. it. Ave. East Las Vegas.
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