The Las Vegas gazette., May 20, 1886, Image 2

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, BRANCH OlFICE. .
Corner Sixth and Douglas streets, with A.
. , , A J H Wise, real estate.
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CarreepouAente ml Tbe tistzette:
Oorresaoadenttof ! Gasstts will forward
Immediately ail Important new, item by wire
when available, otherwise by earliest mall or
express eertiee. ,'-,.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20
- It is to the credit of tbe southern
people that probably not more than
five of their thirty United States sen
atora have all income exceeding their
salaries. '
Tua man with a million sighs and
says that to own more than $500,
000 will make any man a slave. The
man who has $000.000 sighs aleo
and pines for slavery.
E. D. Winslow, the noted Boston
forger, shows that blood will tell es-
peclally wheu bad. He is now
jail at Buenos Ayres for throwing the
harpoon of swindling into a guile
less Argentinian.
It is claimed that the fine Italian
hand of Mr. Blaine is seen in, the re
organization of the republican na
tional committee. : The chairman, Mr
GotT, and the secretary, Mr. McPher
son, have trailed the Blaine banner
from the early dawn of Mr. Blaine
presidential ambition. Personal mag
netism, however, will not be sum
cient in 1888 to offset the record that
will require something more than
manipulation of men which burdens
the shoulders of the Msine states-
ma;
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"Thi democrats of Louisville now
want i a j political postmaster," says
the' Ctalveston; ITex.) News, (Dem
"The president, with his usual good
judgment, concluded to reappoint
, faithful official ttiat could be relied
(upon to exclude politics irom me
' office. Who that is not blinded with
partisanship will say that the presi
dent did not do right? TheLouis
. Tille ..democrats . have cau?e to be
ashamed of themselves. Kentucki
" ' ans should be above making war on a
woman In the interest of machine
politics, and instead of denouncing
the president, they should endorse
his - candor, honesty, and courage,
? the meantime Mr. Cleveland has
made a fresh display to the country
of his ability tó' do thé'ríght thing in
the face of 'embarrassing circum
stances." New YcrkPost. ,
Trs high old time some of the Pa
cific coast towns had in running off
the slant-eyd son of the Oiient is
now turned into di. tress and wonder
ment, for there is no ope to be found
who will attend to vthe drudgery of
domestic work. The Chinese had so
long monopolized this kind of woik
that the Caucasian only looks upon
it with snorn. The men, of whatever
classy' who are faithful workers, who
pay their debts and conduct them
selves as reasonable beings and who
esteem labor a virtue, cannot bé
: ' supplsnted advantageously by the
state by a class of men who love rest,
communism and disorder. The China
man may not be the man tbe coun
try wants to do the work, but he is
usually many times preferable to the
chap that howls for his displace
' ment. ;
Ah a ea'culation as to what can be
done in the way of sustaining popu
, lation, the following: from a Belgian
... correspondent of tbe SI ark Lane Ex
press, will be read with interest
"The little country of Belgium hss
480 persons to the square mile, or
. three, to every four acres. That is
four aciesj are, to soppoilsHbree per!
t sons, ! If toe : United -states were
equally crowded, the population
woul4 be 1,650,000,CKXJJ or more than
the population of the whole world
One acre, perfectly well cultivated,
. can easily support one person. It is
possible to produce sixty bushels of.
' wheat óh an acre, and this is equlv,
lent to the whole support of at least
two persons, uIt is simply a matter of
calculation and management. Bel
' . gium shows what can be done, and it
ia well done, for we do not hear of
Belgians crowding away to better
their condition. . It shows that high
farmirfg and excellent cultivation of
the aoil are profitable, and may be
.,Ms)jjb a settled principle of agrl-
THE
Tgi saving habits of the people) of
Sear England, whose Hood has run
(hrodgh the land and giyeo to the
country many of the "best physical
ana menial cnaracieriatirs posie-se
by any people of tbe Anglo-Saxon
race, i illustrated by a remark made
by Senator Haw ley in a debate made
recently on mail subsidy and the
tariff, where he stated that the fac
tory operatives of the sute of Con
necticut have 192,000,000 in the sav-
ings banlcsj wh le the operatives in
HaitacrtasetM nave.fo.uw.wu in
their hunks' and more than seventy
five per cent, of this ia the s ivings of
the wage earners in the factories
This gives an average of $800 to each
Connecticut operative, there bein
116,000 operatives according to the
enator's statement.. In Hassaehu
setts there are 870,000 of the tame
c'asses, with an average of $730 each
on deposit.- This then gives to t)
ie
operatives of Massachusetts and Con
necticut five times a much money
In
bank as a'l the 1,400,000 persons en
gaged in agriculture in the nine states
of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kgn
sas, Missouri, uoiorauo, Arkansas
Texas ana Louisiana. As an ac
cumulator of wealth th Yankee takes
the bakery.
The confession of Maxwell as pub
lished in the telegraphic columns
of Thh Gazette yesterday, adds an
other to the startling events that
havo succeeded the death of Preller,
in the public mind. Tbe accidental
killing of Preller while he was under
the influence of chloroform adminis
tered by Maxwell, to enable him to
perform a surgical operation, will
probably be a sufficient reason for
giving Maxwell from paying the
penalty of his crime on the gallows,
though not from a term in the peni
tentiary. It is certainly a most ingen
ious defense and a surprising one as
well' that he makes at this time to
clear his hands of the" awful- charge
against him. And it places the ac-'
cused before the public either as a
very shrewd and designing man or
one whose mental operations were
somewhat clouded at the time the
tragedy occurred. - In the minds of
medical men, h wtver, the admis
sion Maxwell makes showing how
Preller came to his death will be re
ceived as a reasonable interpretation
of the mystery of Maxwell's action in'
connection with the matter. Re
putable physicians are not in the
habit ot administering the anesthetic
chloroform knowing its dangerous iaa-
dencfee, unless one or two assistants
are present, so that in the event the
patient shows unfavorable symptoms
while under its influence, they can
apply, remedies at once." Any delay
in the application of restoratives
means instant death. The confession
Will be a convm ing argument to
many people that Preller's dpath was
the result of aeciden. rather than
design. -' . f ''-
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Tbe IJof't That Loo la tbe Yard, Bow -Wow.
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Customer to florist !'Do the1 flowers
that bloi m in the " florist (sternly)
Bir"' Cuítomer-j-"l)o the flowers
that bloom" . Florist (socto voioe)
' John, is Lowser loose, and tbe sand-
bas in the c-sn drawer wnere 1 can
reach itf" Joan (in a wbUper)-- Ytt
sir, an' Towser ain't eat nothing since
yesterday." Florist '-Weil, sir, what
did you Say?'' Cust uner - 'Yes I
wanted to know that it flowers that
bloom in the early part of the year
P'-ood) again iat-r , . (. j
MARCELLINO& MERNIN,
''. V '""!ÍIKW"A1I'0LD j ';"'';''
Pianos, Organs,
'Bo'd on monthly pyment and taken tn ex-
cnne. muiio ana an aínas oí Musical la-
trumenta.
S. and E. Books and Stationery.
' Bride; St., next to Post Office.
IIARTIN BROS
Dealera la
Kentucky; bourbon aid ryi
WHISKIES
AND "KSTILLERS.T AGENTS.
California Wine and Brandy,
Our Whliklei are purchased direct from the
dletlllerr In Kentucky and Disced In the U. 8.
bondod wanhoue, from where they are with
drawn when aged. And ur paironsrlll And
our nrloea at all time reasonable and as loer,
as Bret-Class gooas can Be oía. I ' .
- innu fr Krunswioc-HaiKeuoiienaerooni
naaf bllliant tables and supplies, and the
leveianu sauoei oompaoT. i , i
' KcQUAID & LAMARR,
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Contractors and Builders.
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ESTIMATÉÍ
CUVBN ON PUAS8.
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FoasrruAf XJrnuMTBaED. áb RarAiaan
At SO OBNEBAL JOBtl
Á11 wort ieatí done and iafisnuRU
satisfaction inar-
loop tl6 Grand Arenu last Las
Vecas,
LAS VEGAS GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20,
OSARLES
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
and La Rosa Blanca
( MiupaaMd faolllüeeior procuring hv machinery "and all artloleé 6f Herohandise fl
Aieút for Mohawk and ChleftalaStíkr Bakeeaad Crawford ?
Mowers, Threshing Machines. Har Presses.- Mining Machip
err. Entines. Com SheUereLeffei's Wind Entine.,
Twenty years' experlenoe In New Mexico entitle
wants oí u
LAS "VEGAS,,
' Doug'aa Ave., Near Browae & Jslanzanares', . w
First class rids nt reaaonabtti prices. Larue
Horses, males, waeon and harness for
aay or mgnu
: BUirkLÓ HALL, ' '
KEG
Jl. PLEA8ANT
Bridge Street. Near Gazette Office
"Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
FINE OLD WHISKEY
lltlPOrtTEO ALE, POBTEK
AND GINC1ER
CHOICE.
Bridge Street. Orpooite Gazette OiflQe.
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Stock' Exchange Feed Sales Stables.
FINEST LIVERY
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Good teams unci careful drivers , Houses au4
and tmckboai-d lor tale
table at Hot Spring,
Bear St. Nicholas
H. OEIST,
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The Bazaar
HOUSE FÜMIS1IISG
' '. AND 4 , "
Bridge Street, Near the Bridge.
NEW AND
2nd.-H.and
" goods.
Cook Stovet", Carpets, and all
kinds of Household Goods, at
low prices, at Nell Colgan's
Bridge St. Trading Mart.
TherSnüg.
, Bridge It., !( Seer teDf ret.
A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
;, k.,1 t:.u., .t :,: ,! SI ' I ... ,
MFALS OR LCNCH AT ALL HOURS.
OYSTCRB AND ALL DELICACIES
of the season aerred on short notloe.
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J. BINOLE, Proprietor.
If you wnt an elegant meal or lunch, '
r ,-;.! pntronUe
East Side Sixth St.
II.
Undertaker,
xi an:
tXan&XIXl.,
AND ' f
' J Funeral Director.
Bridge St., Near Gazette! Office,
PONDER & H0RNE,
fli6ásiíáaiil Sfei'Fitteis
' AU work suaranteed to lve satisfaction,
Sixth tM Cast LaaVegsia. .
All west side orders attended to bjr A. J
Houghton, Bridge 6t, Telephone 26. - ;
" ' ' Manuraetarer and dealer In ,
Tin, Coiiper, Sheetlrort Ware
Eave-IrouBufcr-.Tla RooflnsrJ Camp
, stoves ana miners' ouinia. a . ,
LAS VIGAS, W MEXICO.
TOM HAYWARD,
bSSñghaíB
6. wooi.rroQUGtj
Brande La Roaa Blanoa Flow
omoiona: ToDaccof.i
m to claim a tkoronrh knowledge of jtw
props fr.l w-.cp
-x NEW MEXICO
corral attached. Telephone No. 18,
salo Calls for hacks answered promptly
. - o ejxjwsj, mp.w.v
BIHIABDS,
BB30BT. , ' '
Á SPECIALTY.
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ALE.
. HTOCK fKW
AND
IN THE CITY.
''! i '.! .'',i"'l i.-i:,
mulr-s bonfrht and sold.
Bunies. carriages
ootul. Slxcb street.
'i elf phone tio. 63.' Bnucb
SOCIETIES.
IA Á p Heels ereryMondaf evonlng at
.V.V.r m . theff hatl. , corner of Sixth
street and Douglas avtnue. ' Vtsitlrg brothets
are Invited . r. MiTtOcK.N. G. u
A, SjgreatMlini, 8aeNtaiy.,.M.a . ... Uarj-.
Las' Í'íÍaí1 tstXni'MtuT, - Ho. . : Meetí he
first aud third Monuy ot eao month. '
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1 1. N, bTBACSBíH, íeqreUry.
Aft I r IV - .Meets the first and third
mJmmJ eft m Tuesday in eai-h month at
p. m. y lttung Drouera are eoraianj inrirea,
W. L. fowlu, Beeordrr. j, ,
Hoimtck v lloro, No. 1,' Sb' Sot Ksiqbts,
jaeeu seoono ana rourtn .uesusyi in eon
mouth at p. m. .vlsltlnf brothers 1. Titea
, lO, 8TiWaT,0.
Chris. wiioAitDi Keoorder.
A.F, &' A.M. WIWlYo.dV
oommuiiioatione toe tnira inursaay er. nina
oí each niuntn. visit nr nroiners are ira era-
ally 1 TltfC - : L. scuuacKaa, w.M.
A D. hiqoius, 8eorrtrj. -. .i .
Knf TJ XL HOB ADO I OD0K, : HO. 1.
vl A i-v nits' trmtf Wednesday
erenlng In Cast e Hall, Railroad avenue. Vlr
mug brothers are luyitea
D. T. uoearxs, 0. C.
' f . W. BiATo. K. ofR. B.
11 1 n Thoius Post. No L O. A. R.
vf.A-.it. leéis in ihrlr hall on Lincoln
avenue, every Saturday evening.
. .,' R. B. MaaTW, p, C.
: ,0'rtH, Aíjuhtnt.HiV,..í .i .,
A nt IT" Meets In the A, O, Ü.
iAf U. UA ,AA blLnttnuo'l hloak.
the, jécond 'and fourth Uonday evenings of
aaobmoath. i Viettlng oomrMióos aro Invited
to attoba counoil seasi ns. -'
' 'U ' xli P-J WisTsas, Commander;
P . nt H P vtOKBT Lodos, No. n. B.
-v ui as. , of R. B,. me-., s the ttrst
ana r ni-ut Monaay of eteh month at 7:80 p,
in., InK.of f; hull. Vls,'liig iiroihsrs a . In
viteA. i.í.i ' laiita Hoajus, Master,.
.. AVED FOR
KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,
..a.
tub:
QBOCEKS,
! ;it-:
Montezuma Ico Go
.;OleMW , -Xre . X) se."
i-, Las Tsgas Trade supplied 1 jy ,t
Ri J.-HOLEJtS,
; ". t. Leave orders with ;
"Wells Fargo Éxoress
. EAMT8ID, r
Office.
' Leon & Co, 's "West S ide0'
ROCCO UOTTO,
Bridge St., near Oaxette Q ffioe,
f.
Just received a One line of
Fruits, Nuts,1 ConfBCticnerj.
Ji Fa'BÜFÍVÓFAIPIUES
1888.
v.
MANOrAonrau or
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Vaons ar.d Carriages and
OOOeSB'BCIlLIlBBATÍDiiTilIL-BIEIir Í ABM WAtíOHb. '
. ! k$.llLl1.3L$.Jl,miiJ.-.
iUoiS ot D. M. OSBOas ).' MoWJS&S and BKAfltJ.
Horseshoeing and all klnfe of Kepalrlng
J. C. LEARY & CO.,
.Mi
Commission
.,r..--t t For the
a
tiVE STOCK
Office In the Btock Grower Building! Las Veeag. New Mexloo
JOHN W; HILL,
Commíssio iP IVIrcliant.
. "' - . ":" !Aiid'ADealerin ' '
Hay Grain, Flour and Produce, " Grass and' Garden Seeds
Bill
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Bridge Street, Las
FIRST NATIONAX BANK
. OP 1.A8
(Buooeator
ATJTHOI 'T35ED OAPITAX,
CAPITA PAID IN -
to UHtr AiUS ASH JrMUJTlAB -
Traiiueta a Genef at
OFFIOERStv
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I. SÁTlfÓLDS, President.
J. 3. KATNOLfaS, Cashier.
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DIRK0TOR8:
: J. DDtKLB,ÜX:ii)'lf ' CHARLfi?
. ( 8. BAYMOLPi. j
arpeposiiorVoi the Atolileon,
.-PEIilS; MARTINEZ,
GEttERALTRADR,BROKER and COLLECTION AGENT
i: .:- : .in' ' -. 1 , '
KTotavry aSXAtollo mxxcü Oontroyanoor.
Refers tif permlstlo to first atnal hank,
! fpeetal attention paid tothe kanidng of real estate, tsasMs. grants i sws
torlal and oonty sirlp and hoods bought and sold, to parties desiring to
eatis'actlon. Correspondence s.llolted.
eatis'actlon. Correspondenoe
IJL8 VEQA8. ,
(Bridge
Importers and dealers in
WileriqB Cigars
On iridge Streei,i opposite the Gazette Office
gevB Bros.
Practicí Horseshoere. u,:
CABRIAÓE AND WAGON .BE
; PAIBLNO NEATLY DONE.
NoréBriíge Street. Lad Vegas, N. M.
IiS VEGAS
J. C. ADLOrj,
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Mantiíaotar
Steam Engines and Mining Machinery
Architeotural Work. Machinery and Bollera, Iron and Brae'
.TV... . ' ' '7'GrtaX9 ll4oaBhortNotlot
LAS VEGAS,
s. , : i
The Plasa Billiard Hall,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
South, Bids of Plaza,
Dealer in Hsavy Hardware
oUolt orders b-oa
,.í : - '"i-i
Done by hrst-Oass Worka,.
NEW MEXICO.
Merchants
Sale of ; . ' "'r
Af:D RANCHES.
DEALER ITS ' ,4
Vegas, New Mexloo-
VEGAS.
to Raynolds pros.)
1500.000
100.000
40,000
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Baaiibic Bnsliieaa,
0. J.DllfKEI. Ylne President. '
J. PI Assistant Ca inter.
HLAlfOHARl, J. B. PISHON. W
v. iBífíUSOlf RATHOLDS.
Topeka & Santa Fe ftailroad JH
and Baa Miguel national Bank. Las Tegas,
and lire stook. Terrl-
lnveetl guarantee
Street,)
NEW MEXICO
IRON WORKS
Proprietor.
: -! s ; ,.i NEW MEXICO
OHAPM7I TV,
Las Vegas. New Mexico,
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