The Las Vegas gazette., May 20, 1886, Image 4

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THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTETHURSDAY MORNING, MAY, 20, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL TRADERS,
Calvin Fioli'8
Heal Estate.
RÍNTKL AND LOAN ABEHC1
Office Sixth St.; oppoiita postofflce
EAST Ul Y BOAS. ,
áoNET TO LOAN ON HOOD REAL
E8TATK SECURITY.
HOUSES TO KENT
Battnaa property, orle W.500, Umo f ur-
- . - ' - . .11.1 - , . I.
Mxldmoe property for mi, prie I,Q00
A urn about lot lor sal at Muontblt
Basin ehanoM for Ml.
Don.tforftleoom.nd a. bf or saak
la WMonii.
Oalvln TPl&lx..
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20,
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Ef ansr Art and Curiosity Store.
Freib fish today at Fat Young's
Cnur Street grocery.
On pair of srood mules with harnt s
and waKon ara offered for sale by A. U
Clark, deputy sherifl.
Woo. Knobb. Rtilroad avenue, baa
the laieat novelties ana most reliab:
mikes Ju boot and iboet.
Fob Sale . A small ice chest, good as
new; enquire at lumber yard, corner
Twelfth ana Lincoln streets.
The nicest lot of sposges ever
brought to this market are now to be
found at tbe Plaza fbaimacy.
t'nt tbe purest liquors in tbe City and
111. annaf. nalatahla mlmrl rtrinkl. fro to
tbe Areade saloon, Railroad ayenue.
Tony's Bridge street barber shop is
'now without doubt tbe finest in tbe ter
ritory. Hi bath rooms are excellent.
Tbe Home Restaurant is baying a
large patronage and is giving eminent
aausfaction under tbe new manage
ment. .
Wahtid A flrst-olass cook and a
dishwasher. Apply immediately at tbe
St. Nicholas hotel. Only first-class
hands wanted.
Wawtbb -Girl for general house
work. Apply to A. W. Lee. Agua
Purs Co.1 office, or at tbe residence of
Mrs. Dresser, Railroad avenus.
Henry Stassart, the Las Vegas gun
smith, has genuine, old California wine.
Tintage of 1883, which be sells for (1.75
per gallon or fifty cents per bottle.
Grayson & Co., have Just received
18,009 of tbe finest cigars in the city
Charter O k, Philadelphia; Little Tem
ple, New York; La Elisa, Key West.
Oranges 60 ceots per dozen at lioftVs
Bridge street emporium. Cherries re
ceived daily And falling in price. All
other fruits wbiob tbe market affords.
Spalding's League Base Bails. Bats,
Hammocks, Croquet, Fishing Tackle,
Ammunition, Baby Buggies, Willow
Chairs, etc. Just reoeived at
Tbs Bazar, Bridge Street.
Leave orders for ice at Leon Bros.,
west side, and Wells, Fargo ft Co.'s of
floe on east side.
'MOVTKZUKA ICB Co.
Families can be aupplied with porter,
ale, beer, wines and fine champagne at
MoUonald's. in the Ulvens block, on
Rridge street. Also fine brandies and
'71 whiskies.
Two elegantly furnished rooms, with
or without board, for single genimneo,
or a couple of familiei witbouicbildren,
can be bad st reasonable rates by ap
pijingat toisomoe.
Tbe handsomest itook of fans, para
soli, sun-umbrellas, laces, embroid
eries, oambrios, lawns, batistees, sa
teens and embroidered dresses csn be
found at tbe store of P, L. Strauss, on
the Pleas.
i- Saariilc Bale. '
Fine household fornitura, cherry.
nearly new, piano, couch, carpets, easy
cnairs, stove ana Atienen furniture.
Entire lot at a bargain. Call and ai'
amine, two doors from 8. 8. Mender
hall's residence. L. O. Pernor.
A. 1. Cronk. Kinsley. Kansas, was
ex peo ted on tbe delayed train last
night. He comes to receive a large
number of horses for which be traded
quite a number of fine cattle, when here
toe other a ay. Among tne bows are
Blvtbe's mu Bmitb. Brown Hick and
Arabia. New Mexico's stud loses heav
ily by tbls exchange, but no doubt our
cam interest win pront oy it.
Tlahea 19.
Briden k Wilson's
DAfXT BULLET!.
' We Say It Boldly! --
We Hare the
Purest and Best Butter
in the World.
STARTLING ITEMS
About the CHjr, Couaplcuom
rue ir Absence.
"Tta ; Which Are, Are th.
Thins; w k ua.T H, H4
Thar 1. Nethla N.w C-Ar the
a."
What La Vera a needs is less Horn
mellem and more progress
Lightning rodt were vesterdav beinsr
erected upon tbe court bouse.
The pav car was expected last nlirht
but its visit bM been postponed till to
morrow night.
Billy Schulta yesterday brought no
engine 180 with fourteen stock oars,
irotn Aiouquerque in eight bours.
Five oafs of wool were received yes
terday by Qroas, Blackwell dt Co., and
one by Browne a Manzanares.
Dorsey and Maxwell stations are to be
ioterchangod so that hereafter tbe place
wbiob has been Maxwell will be Doraey.
and what has been Dorsey will be Max.
well. Tbe change has keen made to
conform the station to tbe postottioe.
When a man reaches tbe stage ef cu
sedness that- he is opposed toeveiy
thing that looks to the public good and
the general upbuilding of tbe oountry,
the sooner he takta himself out and
commits suicide,, tbe better for ait con
cerned.
: Home fattened cattle for the meat
market are now very acaree. Most of our
butchers are compelled to bring tbeir
beel and mutten from Kansas City,
i'bis is an industry that no doubt is de
stined to rapid growth winter feeding
of steers for the spring market.
Elgar Knickerbocker, of the Weill,
Fargo Exprés office, having gone so
far as Raton in tbe place of a aick
messenger, was much surprised to learn
from the evening paper that A. Ed-
rar had done so. "He who steals mi
purse steals trash, but be who filches
me of my good name, ' etc
The station agent at San Miguel has
resigned, tbe agent at Bernul bas been
assigned to fill the placo. C. M. Holmes
a Douulir member uf tbe force at this
p'ace. goes to Bernal, and J. H. Hay-
ward, of tne nlgbt set vice bnre, taxes
Hoi tu en' place, 8. W. Gilbert that of
Hayward, and M. H. Mullen that of
Gilbert.
Mr. John C. Fowler is in the city
drumming , up printing for a Colorado
concern, un tbe Dacic or me earn
which Mr. rowler bands to our mer
chants appears, with other reading
matter, tbe following sentence: tie
member that we are a borne institution
and contribute to the support of Col
orado, while those who solicit your or
ders to be sent east are taking tbe sap
port away from it.
Tbe east side Catholio oburch begins
to show the dosicn of construction. It
tsoi handsome wI.i.b danüMone, irimm
ed with red, and will be an ornament to
that part of tbe city. Tbe liboral citi
zens, who by their gifts rendered tbo
enterprise possible, are aeserving oi
the approbation of tbeir fellow Iowd
men; and if further means are needed
to complete tbe edifice in a manner
commensurate with that wbiob bas
ready been done, sucb means should at
unce be contributed, regardless of the
denominational peculiarities ot tbe
donors.
Albuquerque is moving itself to se
are aaditional raijronds. "They know
that their lite deuends uoon it, and
with commendable zeal they are eir
ing every eoergy. Las Vegas is nap
ping, if not sleeping. Realizing that
sbe bas naturally all the advantage.",
her people are trusting to these and ne
glecting the push, enterprise and go-
abeadatiVeness, wbicb must be added
to natural advantages before any city
oan maintain i s supremacy. Tba peo
ple of Las Vegas bad better awake
wbile it palled today, lest the night ol
itiidriority come upon mem.
Superintendent Vaile, of tbe Tele
pnooe oompaoy nas been moving lor a
day or two in tne matter of establishing
teiepnone communication! aoross tbe
mountains to Santa Fe. Fifteen hun
dred doliars are necessary to make the
movement a sucoess. Mr. Vaile up to
last evening, by a partial canvass, bad
secured fK). Th'S is too important an
enterprise to permit to die or even
slumber. Our people with their well
known business foresight should at
ones complete tbe subscription, and
thus place tbe capital ol tbe territory in
talking uiaiBBoe oi we metropolis.
leñare very muoh lite sheep, they
follow example. Nine out of ten will
buv on a rising market. Instead of buv
ing when things are down and selling
when tney nave risen in vaiue. iJuiU
ing comes under the same olasifioation.
When many are building and labor and
material are high, everybody catones
the fever. The part of wisdom is to
build when times, are a little slack;
when mm are not rnshed with work,
and when better terms oan be mad
with them. Building oan be done Just
now in -as vegas more largely to the
interest of tbe owner than will again be
tbe oase, in all probability, for years to
come.
TT n MnmlmBP Hmtth P.mfli atj
is building tbe addition to bis store of
adobes. A Uazbtti reporter called
upon him to gather some f sets about
tbis natural building nutenal of Mew
Mexico. Tbe brick are sixteen inches
in length by eight in breadth and three
in inicknes. At tnis lime of tbe year,
from five to six days are auBioient to
prepare them for use, and two men oan
lay 1,000 per week. It will require be
tween 6,000 and 6.000 to build a room
fifty feet by twenty, and twelve feet
from floor to ceiling. These will cost
f 34 per thousand laid in the wall. The
foundation, roofing and stuccoing, of
course, are extra; but the foregoing fig
urea show that adobe building is quite
cheap.
Many are soeptioal as to the agricul
tural resources and possibilities of
New México. The idea prevalent in
the east is that our territorv is an arid
desert in wbiob only cactus will grow.
Maury's Physical Geography makes tbe
statement that Albuquerque is tbe
point of tbe least annual rainfall on
tbe North American continent. Tha
taot is that with irrigation the valleys
of New Mexico can be made the tonal
f the Delta of Egypt; and in the moun
tain glens, with only tbe usual rainfall,
crops oan be grown which would tx
oite the nvv of the moat favored farm
ers of the east On Harvey's ranoh, for
example, near Baldy mountain, not
onlv does alfalfa do well, but two and
one half tons of oats hay oan be made to
tne acre, wnue rye nas oeea raised: that
would average seven feet for lensrth ot
Straw, and some stalks have been meas
ured that reached even to tea feet
. Mr ,c-M-Cnaee, editor of the Lyn
don, Vt, Union, is circulating through
bis Journal, tbe rau-Utemeut that the
olimate of Albuquerque is superior to
hat of Las Vega. He saya Aibaqoxr
qui bas a southern (when be should
have said a torrid) olimate. No reason
able man oan claim that "Albuquerque,
built on tba bed of a river wilb an
endless sweep of flit country surround
ing her," (to une Mr. Chase's language
in tbe eaiue article) and he might have
added, which river overflows reí y
year, cao be free from materia and rr--ult
in affecting tbe residents with all
the ills it is so well known result from
a marshy ooudition of tbe soil.- The
beat ta muob more intense tban In Las
Vegas, aud at times almoet insufferable,
wbile the sand storms of the Rio Grande
Ta ley are tbe wonderment even of
people wbo have experienced Kansas
or Ohio cyolones. L,as Vegas is situ
ated near tbe mountains, with an atmos
phere more clear and pure tban tbe
famed Italian, and at no time in the
season does tbe thermometer ever regis
ter 100, and seldom in winter gets below
seo. These, Mr. Chase, are tacts;
please publish them.
PERSONAL.
Items Cnraig Fi mm Their
Dalag.
D. C. Deuel came injyesterday from
La Cueva.
William Kelly and James Phillips re
turned latt nigbt from Mora. ' . '
C. A. and Letter Martin, two sons
of tbe second hand man, came in yes
terday from their Tulerosa ranch
Sam Doss, a leading oattleuian of the
Fort Sumner country, was in the city
yesterday on bis way to Kansas City.
J. B. Gartb having disposed or his
entire lot of milch cows, left yesterday
for Missouri to bring out a fresh sup
ply. Jas. O. Duncan is expected back to
day, from quite an textened trip tutu
California, whither bis family bad pro
ceeded him.
M. P. Ryan, representing the Nave
McCord Meicautile company, Kmaas
Cty, was yesterday paying bis respect
to our merchants
Mrs E. G, Rots was at tba Depot hot 1
yesterday, having eotneuo from Santa
Fe to meet the Governor, and Mr. -and
Mrs.G. W. Lane wbo wera looked for
on tbe delayed train.
Father Antonio, assistant parl-h
priest, on tbe wtst side, has been trans
ferred to Arizona, and Father L'Eguil'.
iere has been installed as bis successor.
This father is from France and has been
iutie territorv but two weeks.
G. A. Rothgeb, proprietor of the Lai
Vegas brewery, left yesterday for the
north, intending to extend bis trip as
far as Trinidad and intervening potiiti.
Mr. Rothge'j is one of our representa
tive citizens, and doubtless will make a
good impression for Las Vegas as well
as do a good business for himself. .
C. 8. Okes, formerly a painter for '.J.
S. Elaton, left here about a month ago
with tbree companions and an outfit of
tour burros to trail overland to Denver, j
Tbey were snowed in and washed out, j
and yesterday Okes returned very
muoh the worse for bis trip, their stook
having been lost and the party suffer
ing sometimes for food.
George H. Healy, a cattleman of
DidgeCity, came in yesterday to see
J. J. Cox, being on his return from
Arizona to his home. Finding Mr. Cox
bad gone with his wife lo Wsgon
Mound. Mr. Healy followed on.
Those of our citizens who met Mr, Hea.
ty. were favorably impressed by him,
and regretted bis short soj iurn. He is
one of tbe cattlemen who have been
driven out ot Kansas by the granger
immigration, and bis yisit to Arizona
was for the purpose of looking upa new .
range,
"r i'j
Gezette Jjb Office
Can ra hi work alcker. la belter ttrle an
t Uwer prim Ihaa mmr iar elflc i Ik
lHT n fM ve(a
ILFELD'S
Is the
Carpetings, Matting, Rugs. Upholstery 'Goods,
ALIO
OXTRTAIK.IS
. i 3 43 rim. Raw Silk and Pluah
Would also call attention to a
will be
CHEAP TO CLOSE.
When in wanttf anything in Dry
Furniture and Bedding, Don't
AT BOFFA'S
TROPICAL FRUIT STORE I
All this week will receive dally aliipmeiite of
Cherries, Strawberries, Apricots,
THE CHOICEST GROWN.
BRIDGE STREET,
OUR
Entire ;
Spring
Stock
Vroxta 9aeet Totte
HAS BEEN OPENED!
And a Mrdlal Invitation is 11 and axamla
th saa 1 ztnd4 to all.
N La Rosenthal & Sons.
GRANSTAM & McCRILLIS
Upholstering,
rutnlture Repairing. Cárpete
Bowed and Laid. .
Msttreaiea, Pillows and Curtains made to
order. Uicksmlihlng and Pawing Machine
repnrlna- a oecliRj. Teats, Himmoeo, sod
Awnings lor Btor an Basidanc Window.
All work entrusted to a will be well done
this I no uunouoibe. w mm it, "
' SO gSssobs O
XV. VT. :Pf3LR.E,f
411 Grand Avenue.
Santa Fe, N. II.
First-Class in all Appointments
Tare Italian a day. Bat for fariillias star
ing over a weak.
P. RUMSEY fc SON
J. S. ELGTOrJ,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGEB,
AND
DECORATOB.
THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP AHO AM
VL' FACILITIES. '
FDaalTln Wall Paper, Gists, Window Bath.
ani Painters supplies of all kinds.
Sixth St., Opposite Poet Offlo.
Placa to Sbb a New Stock of
lot of opeap Wall Papers which
sold
llftlDI
Goods,
Forget
LAS VEGAS.
win
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
"LVO. 17 Center Dtreot.
Relia
9-
C. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW CO ODG ARRIVING DAILY.
Ladles' Donejola Kid Button. ,
Ladles' rranoh Kid Button.
' L-dlae' fin Amerloan Kid Button
Mleeee Fine Amerloan Button.
Ia B, C, D, add 1 widths.
Also, a Good Assortment of Boys Shoes. .
...'S2..,bT" 00dl md ord" xpKS.iy.iws' asy traste, warraat la evert-
wlVvCe ' a, "J
Ladle who desire a Flnt-elaaa Shoe Dretalng will And Ih. asm. la collinatha Alm.u.A
Pollak. Contain OU, and wUl prora superior to ail other. torW V I WkwSf , -""
CHAS. H. SPORLEDER, Sole Agent. ,
FIRE!
WORTH
$50
Clothing
, Furnishing Goods, Hats,
0.Fa9, SOOT AND SHOB,
Damaged by the rapent fire, to be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST I
Some of these goods are but sbghtly damaged, while others are
not damaged at all, but they must all and will be sold.
; Call Early and Seuure Bargains.
The Golden Rule Clothing House,
Ward Block, Cppoeltsj Depot, Eaet Lae Vegae.
w. r. eooKi.
COORS BROTHERS,
" Wholesale and A tail Dealers to
' Houee ruralsning ffooda, Carpets. Oil Oletha, Xatttags; Etc
Sporting Ooods, Sangee, Cook and Heating BtoreeJ Grates "
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
V ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING. V
LAS VEGAS
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
(3u
HAITCrACTCHEK or
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
VMJLAi TTUmJSm aXTaPCn. J
Las Veeas, - - - ' - New Mexico.
- THOMAS SIHB,
Dealer in Fruits of all Kinds
Th laast stook ( Freak Fruit, and Not. In th ettjr. Soda Watar. loa Cream and Pur.
Apple Cldor. Bus-ai and Vrult Candr. - '
First Glass Short Onto Parlcr Ocsn Day and flight.
J 1 STAKDAB-J 3EC1TDB OP OZC3--a.XiS.
0r,terai ss.a.ct O-evxia. Sjere-ad lax mxriKXT aStyla
OlfTII STRICT, ORB DOOB BAST
TOirSTS BABBER SHOP.'
haib ORBMina fablor,
Hot and Cold Batho.
Ladies Hair Cut, Shampoo and
- rair AT booms
Bride Btreet, near Gazette Office,
Uniinlip Üpinoti I
i Ml l llbüú!
FIRE!
or
HENRY O. COOKS-
NSW MEZICU.
JLjE30(r db coa
OF SPOEIJEDKB'8 BUOB STORE.
i i
Hair Dressing a Specialty.
roa laoib. . t";.íj
Las Vegas, New Mexioo.
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