The Las Vegas gazette., May 19, 1886, Image 4

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THE IAS VEGAS GAZETTE WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAT, 19, 1886.
! HEADQUARTERS
FUR ALL TRADERS. .
Calvin Fisk's
Real Estate,
RENTAL AND LOAN AGENCY
Office Sixth St., opposite postofllce
MONK TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO KENT
as
St
Bulne property, orlo f Í.S00, I f uar-
una ror e jeer, , eiov pr usun.
Hxld.ua property fur i, prloe 11,0001
&r la MriMituB lureumeat.
A. fe cbOii lot lor wle at Teeeoneble
a-ar.
BuiIhu ehaneee for ule.
1MQ.I forfei la ooae and tee Ql before m.a
tag utTeMmeau.
g f p Unity tette .
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 19.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Ersns' Art and Curiosity Store,
Fire!!! Collar tbat eoat 3.2 now
11 (or one dollar a dozen. Toa Golden
Rula.
Ono pair of good malea with harness
and wagon are onereo ror taie dj a. u
Clara, deputy anenn.
Wo, Knobb, Railroad avenue, bat
the laieit nove Itiea auu moat reliable
makea iu boot and sboe.
The moeat lot of posge ever
brought to this market are now to be
found at the Plaza Pharmacy.
Splendid toe cream, the beat In the
oily, at tetter' ice cream parlor, or.
ri . i I .
urana avenue, van auu wy iu
For the oureat lianora in the city and
the moat palatable mixed drinks, go to
the Arcade saloon. Railroad avenue.
Tony's Bridge street barber shop i
now without doubt the fioest in the ter
ntory. His bath rooms are excellent.
Fire? It makes tbem bowl. Dress
shirts $1. Finemgbt robes si. fire
bargains, not damaged. The Golden
Rule.
The Home Restaurant la baying
large patronage and is giving eminent
attraction unaer me new manage'
meat.
People all the way from Turkey are
t ise uoiaen nuie, availing mem
selves of the remarkable bargains of-
lerea mere.
Mrs. Taylor, Blacbard street, oppo
site the teniinarv. can take a few more
day boarders. She sets one of the best
table in town.
Wanted A flrst-olass cook and
dishwasher. Apply immediately at the
St. Nicholas hotel. Only first-class
bands wanted.
The St. Nicholas hotel is now setting
the nicest table of anv hotel in the city
The cooking is splendid, and the menu
uboioeiy selected.
Fire!! The store was orowded with
customers vesterdav and will be today
The people know a bre bargain when
they see it. The Golden Rule.
Uenrv Stassart, the Las Vegas nun
smith, has genuine, old California wine,
Vintage of 1683, whiob be sells for $1.75
per gallon or nuv cents per Dome.
Charles Ilfeld received by express
this morning a fine line of the latest
styles of millinery. The ladies are in.
vited to inspect his elegant stock.
Gravson & Co.. bava just received
15,000 of the finest oigars in the city-
Charter UaK, rtniaaeipQia; ime rem
pie, Hew lora; ev "est.
Spalding's League Base Balls. Bats
Hammooks. Croquet, Fishing Tackle,
Ammunition, Baby Buggies, Willow
Chairs, eto., Just reoeived at
Tbb Baiab, Bridge Street.
Leave orders for loe st Leon Broa.,
ur -1!. I? i .
west Blue, auu ttvu, cmkv vm vu. ui
ooeoo east ame.
Montezuma los Co,
Fire! We have chopped oar prloe
in two sod everbody get benefit.
Seeing is believing. Come and see the
load yon can buy with a five dollar bill.
Ano uoiusu nui.
Families can be (applied with porter.
ale, beer, wines and fine obampagne st
Mououaio'e, in tne uivens oioex, on
Rndge street, Also fine brandies and
'73 whiskies. .
Two elegantly furnished rooms, with
ur wimuui uunru. ur iuiv f ouiieuieu,
nm a nnnnl. rl familias mt hmir nhtlHran
eso be had at reasonable rates by ap
pijiu; at Mil uuiua.
Firer Weill should say we were
oorcbed s bit snd water and smoke
touobed s part of our stock. We mnst
sell now. Come and lock st our fire
bargains. The Golden Rale.
Fire! All goods at coat. Regardless
ot prioes. cverytning st your own
prloe in order to cluse out tbe present
stock. Wot damaged goods but nice,
new stock. Tbe Golden Rule.
The handsomest stock of fans, para
sols, sun-umbrellas, lsces, embroid
eries, cambrics, lawns, batistees, as
teaos and embroidered dresses can be
found st tbe store of P, L. Strauss, on
the Plass. t
Fire!! Our counters sre heaped with
goods. No time to put them back on
the shelves. Would rstber sell them
now. Gets "firs bargain" while the
the pionie lasts. No damaged good.
Tbe Golden Rule.
Granstam & McCrilles, st the old
stand, 411 Grsnd avenue, sre making
ou ruins, mattresses, and swnings, up
holstering snd repairing furniture, snd
snaking and laying carpet. Give there
esll snd they will give yoa istia
faction. .
A DAY'S RECORD.
hings Said, Done aud Imagined
by the People or Las Vegas.
Til Street Car Ctatuf-Ralli-aad
tltaer Haaks ! Street Yara
Spaa r Wasette Hepenert.
The Railroad y. The AxcMor.
A difierence i-f opinion exist at the
present lime between the Atchison, IV
ptk & Santa t'e road and tbe aasisiors
of the several counties through which
this road pas. The road baa tant to
each asttSior a duplicate copy of the
property they claim to bay in the ter
ntoiy at the present time. This prop
erty it ooolined to looomotiyee, bag
ga oars, passenger cars, snd bagga.e
aud Dasseoiier cara combined, sud
supplies, luel, lumber, snd the like. All
right ui way, road beds, ties, depot,
eating bouses, section iiones, freight
cars, and ail tning lse, are omitted
except tbe i.ems previous y mentioned
By ibis means me entire property ol
the road in tne territory is put uowu st
B.gv,V7U. ur ibis there falls to tb
euure of San Miguel county, ttiree loco
motives, valued at fl,U0U cacb; one
passenger cur, il.CJu.. one patsenger
and baxgage our, $1,000, and supplies.
fuel, luuioor, eto., füO.UUU, making
total oí aO.OUU.
Ud the otuer hand tbe assessor thinks
it sliould be listed in the sum of neatly or
quite tü.ow.ixhi tor Sun -Aliguel county
alone. Nor is tins' the ouly difference,
lor the road puts in even tbe small
amount already suecitied under proteai.
contending tout oy nunaiative act tney
ara exeinyi from taxation for six vears
alter the completion of tbe road, or for
twelve years lrum ibe commencement
of conauumion in the absence ol comple
tion, aud therefore they come under tbe
twelve year stipulation and not the six
l úe ii, which is sjcIioq ü.tWH, expían
atar; of the act aftVctinu tbe taxation of
r ulroads.is of cum bar orne oonatruotioo
oauly exores9ed and dillloult to under
stand. It sa vs. when freed from repe
titiont, "That tor tbe purpose of taxa
tion any railroad shall be deemed to
have reached completion, at the end of
six years from the time of cbmmence
meut of thu obstruction, whether the
point to which tbe road has been put in
operation is the place of destination as
mentioned in the amólos oí incorpora
tion, or whether it is some point inter-
uiuuiaie oetweea tue termini 01 tue roau
as named in the atticles of incorpora
tion." This matter will come up be
fore the county commissioners at their
session in June, but as it is one affecting
the entire territory, no doubt it will
bud its way to tbe highest judicial tri
bunal of our territory. The coming leg
islature should take tbis matter in
band, and either mi'tuy the old law so
'hat it shall no luut--r bj ambiguous, or
better still, enact s more resionablejaw
on tbe subject.
Rabbi Or. Glueck.
This pastor of the Monteflore oongre
gation of our oity, on last Sunday, to
thesaprise ot his people, tendered bis
resignation, to take place on the olose
of bis second term in September next.
Tbe resignation has not yet been form
ally accepted, nor is it known what
course tbe congregation will take. JJr.
Glueck is s man of large and varied
learning, and ol indefatigable industrv,
Be has endeared himself to many out
side oí ni own denomination by tbe
breadth of bis views and the oathollcity
of his sentiments. The Utb ews of our
city have taken it iu hand to build i
temple for themselves unto the Lord
and the resignation of tbe Kabbi just at
this juncture is to be regretted, because
he was vigorously puthiug the matter to
success. Ibe cause of tbe resignation
is no oreaon or baramony between tbe
pastor and nis people, but come en
tirely from the purpose of Dr. and
Mrs. Glueck to revisit Europe. They
have been absent from tbeir father land
for fifteen years, and intend availing
themselves of tbis opportunity to grat
ify a long felt and ardent desire, It tbe
Rabbi bold to bis purpose, be will be
followed by the best wishes of s large
concourse oí menas.
"Pouch In the Pretenee of the PaaMngalre"
On Saturday last the direotor of the
Las Vegas Street Csr oompany held
their annus! meeting, st which Genersl
Fred Walsen waa elected president
Joseph Rosenwtld, vioe-presldent, snd
Charls Ilfeld, secretary and treasurer.
On Monday tbe annual dividend wa
declared snd paid, snd on yesterday
tbe work began of relaying tbe track
around tbé Plasspsrk. The stock ol
this oompany la embraoed in 4i8 shares
otsiOOeaoh. i bey own six cars snd
twelve head of bones snd mules, while
they st present employ three drivers
one stable boy, snd s superintendent
Mr. John Shank ba filled the last oosi.
tion for some time to tbe satisfaction of
tbe board snd tbs spprobation of tbe
puono, ana wss continued in hit po
tion for tbe ensuing yesr.
Locale tie.
Mrs W. H. Bleight entertains tbe
ladies of the Presbyterian aid aooietv
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock, at
oer reaiaenoe on rum street. Kyery
vue ii ooruiauj lurueu to suena.
Rev. O. B. Sumner, who ha charge
of the Congregational missions in New
Mexioo snd Arisons, is st Holbrook,
Arisons, sdyanoing the good oause ot
Christianity by the Congregational
metnod.
Telephone 30.
Belden & Wilson's
O All. Y BULLETIN.
LAS VEGAS
ROLLER MILL FLOUR
: "Cowboy Brand-'
Sold by us, Is Kivine tbe Best
of Satisfaction. Patronize
Home Industry.
Chaumtn Lodire. No. i. A. F. A A.
M , will have their imual convocation
n tomorrow night. Ibe grand master
of tbe territory will be preaeut and give
an address. All Masons are invited ti
be present.
Chief of Police Ortega and Policeman
degura have been deposed from tbe
force by the probate judge. Kebino
Ulibarri has been made policeman In
stead, while E. Baca ba been plaoed at
tne bead ol tbe force.
Triuidad Martines s shot t while since
sold to Felix Mart int s for $400 a parcel
ol ground on tbs Hot Springs road near
tbe town of Upper La Vegas, and now
telix Martines bas sold tne tame to a.
A. Clements for $1,400.
A while after noon yesterday tbe lit
tie son of J. W. Bartlea was out play
loir with his dog. For some reason he
followed the dog iuui Frank Rain's
stable, where s horse uave bim a
vrre kick above bis rmbt eye. Tbe
fie.h was laid open for the di.tance of
abjut one and a halt inohes. but for
tunately no serious retu ts followed,. It
is tnougbt the utile leuow win oe tuuy
recovered in s day or two.
At the meeting of the exeoutive com
mittee of the territorial Stock associa
tion yesterday, but little business ws
transacted. It was decided to instruct
the attorney of tne association te pub
all suits which have been entered for
violation of tbe quarantine law. snd to
ark all inspector to report tr;myt.y
the names ot all offending paruef , wuu
the ciroumstances of the oast .Tue
matter of appointing inspectors to 1 ios
after the interests ot members was laid
over, as there was not a re ursina uou
sufficient present to justify action in
the .matter calculated to be entirely
satisfactory to tbe parties ooncerneu
Telegrams were read from At .orne
Cockrell, at Lincoln, to the effect - tüai
two violators of the quarautine law had
bien convicted in the district court of
Lincoln oouatv, and other suits wtre
being tried as fast sa possible. 'Che
committee adjourned to meet at ibu
call of the officers.
PERSONAL
Itotns Concrralag People aad Their
Doing.
Tom Kritzlen was down yesterday
from Watroua.
Mr. P. M. Maxwell, of Fort Sumoer,
is at present slopping in Lhs Vegas.
J. I. Mosier came in yesteidsy from
the Montezuma cattle company's ranch
Jas.Greeg, former warden of tbe pen
itential y, has oome up from Santa Fe.
Mr. Hewitt, tbe Apton Chico mer
chant, la in Lis Vegas pur.cbaalog sup
plies.
James Murray, yardsnoan, yesterday
dissolved connection wun tne tan roau
company.
Mrs. ike Bloub is ex peo ted to return
in a few days from ber protracted visit
to the east.
J. L. Zimmfrman 1 ft yesterday for
the south, and VVm. Kelly and James
runups tor Mora.
Mrs. Paulsen, the daughter of Mrs
Young, leave this evening wit'.i
ber busband for the south.
Mr. sud Mrs. Fred Walsen having
completed tbeir visit to Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles Tamme, left yesterday for
Denver.
J. R. Graves, who wa to well known
a tbe letter delivery man. left yester
day for Cherry valley, Minuesota, where
be win leave bis obtid with an aunt.
and himself go to Chicago to make his
borne.
Mrs. Burk and two daughters were
passengers from tbe east Uat evening.
l bey came out from jMew lork aud ex
pected to meet at this place. Mn
Burk's brother, John Dinan, of Liberty,
New Mexioo.
S. Romero, tbe effioient under-sheriff,
returned Monday evening from Los
Conobos, whither be bad gone with bis
family, to be god-fat ber at the abriste
ing of tbe infant son of Domingo M.
Daca, nis orother-lu-law.
A. M. Blaokwell has returned from
tbe south; Mr. Kelly Is np from So
ILFELD'S
Is
CarpetingSs Matting. Rugs. Upholstery
ALSO ' .
CURTAIN
In Laoe, Sorlm.
Would also oall attention to a lot of opean Wall Papers wliioh
will be sold
CHEAP TO CLOSE.
When in want of anything in Dry
Furniture and Bedding, Don't
AT BOFFA'S
TROPICAL FIT STORE!
, -i
All this week will receive dally shipments of
Cherries, Strawberries, Apricots,
r
THE CHOICEST OllOYiTS.
"a
BRIDGE STREET. LAS VEGAS.
corro visiting ber sister, Mrs. Henry
bisanger; Airs Lewis, tbe aixtn street
milliner, returned last night from
Uodge City; Mrs. Professor Ashley
osms home Isst evening from a pro
traeid visit to tbe states.
C. B. Zeek, representing tbe Import,
snt live stock commission house of
Quinlsn, Montgomery & Co.. Kants
City, passed through La Vegas today
en his wsy to Lincoln, wber be goe to
represent bis bous id s lew suit brf ore
tbe district coutt of tbat county, which
involves considerable money on s oat-
t e trade.
Bennet' Howell, who ba many friends
in Las Veit.s. wa tried last week In
L nooln ooumy for tbe killing of Dwtgbt
Adams at ttoSeil two years ago, wueo
Mr. Howell was foreman ii the Chitnm
ranob. Tbe Jury returned s verdict ol
not guilty, wnbout consulting, s f sol
wbioh win be received wun pleasure by
ur. Howell's mends.
Bishop Duolop returned yesterday
rrom oants re sua win wsve tomorrow
for Albuquerque. At Santa Fs on Sun
day be continued aune a number of per.
son snd bis visit to Albuquerque is to
suena to tne same amy. tie u in every
sense s missionary bishop, being like
Paul, whose suooessor be Is. "la Isbors
more abundant." It is refreshing these
days to see s man ihrougmy consecra
ted to bis work, when so many sre after
the neece rather than tbe sheep.
Entire
Spring
Stock
From CToxtr Voris
HAS BEEN OPENED
And eunllal iuvltatlon to call and examine
the tarn U extended to nil.
N. L. Rosenthal & Sons
Santa Fe, N- Me
First-Class in all Appointments
Three dollars a day. Bates for families stay
ing over a we,
P. RUMSET & SON
Deutsche Gastas
B.ldge St, Las Vegas.
BoanllBf by th week, dty or meal. Hood
victuals wail cooked. Clean beds nicely
kept..
25 ct. m meal, Ss et. a bed, mm SB
per week, boarding and ledglsisr,
H HILGERS.
the Placa to See a New Stood o
Raw Silk and Plush
IMS
Goods,
Forget
Hi nil
Goods
THE CITY SHOE QTOBE!
TMTO. IV Center Street,
Reliable Goous at
C. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW GOODO ARRIVING DAILY.
Ladles' Dontsola Kid Button.
. Ladles' Frenan Kid Button.
Ladles' Pine Amerloan Kid Button i
. Misses Pine Amerloan Button.
In B.0.D, and B width.
Also, a Good Assortment of Boys' Shoes. .
The above foods mad 'to order expresar '.for nar trade. wtnaatM tat evrevr
respect.
Ladle who desire a Flrst-elaas Shoe Dressing- will find the same la rsttinf the Abasad
palish. Contain OU, and will proT superior to ail others tor Ladles' fine Sao.
CHAS. H. S POBLE DEU, Sole Agent.
FIRE!
"1
WORTH
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats,
O.A.F0, BOOTS
Damaged by the
REGARDLESS OF COST I
Some of these goods are but slightly damaged, 'while others are
not damaged at all, but they must all and will be sold.
Call Early and Secure Bargains. .
The Golden Rule
Ward Block, Opposite
W. F. OOORS.
GOORS BROTHERS,
Wholesale aad Aetsil Dealers In
House rurnlsbing (roods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Msttings, Etc
Une, lit
Sporting Goods, Banges, Cook
Lumber Lath, Shingles. Doors and Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS " : : : t NEW MEXICO.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
A9H3
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
. sMRtrrACTuagH or
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
LasVeeavs, .
TIE3DDlsLA.S SIBE,
Dealer in Fruits of. all Kinds
The f aost stock of Frea Fruits and Nat la tbe etty. Soda Water, loa Creara and Purl
Apple Cldor. Sugar and fruit Candy .
First Glass Short Order Parlor Open Day and Night.
ST-sVErpIWD BÜ-AJTODS OP CIGhAE8.
OyastexB avxa.cl O-saxaao Bervect loo. Bverv SStylat
OKKTBB STREET, 0N8 DOOB BA8T Oí BPORLEDKB'8 SHOB STORK.
TONY'S BARBER SHOP.
HAIR DBJMSIXa PARLOR, '
Hot and Cold Batho,
Ladies Hair Cut, Shampoo and Hair Dressing a Specialty.
' PRIVATE KOOMS POR LADIES.
Bridge Street, near Gazette Offloe, : Las Vegas, New Mexico.
FoDnlar Frlces!
FIRE!
OP
A2rX) s33
recent fire, to be sold
Clothing House,
Depot, East Las Vegas.
HENBY O. COOBJ.
nis
sad Bestias; Stoves, Orates,
3317-ar
v - New Mexioo.