The Las Vegas gazette., May 22, 1886, Image 2

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THE LAS3VEGAS GAZETTE SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1886.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 22
Ucr local column tnit morning
contains interesting reading in the
hape of abort opinions of practical
business men aa to the condition of
finance and business and the future
outlook for La Vegas.
A. BEsBABCH of the annals of San
Miguel county under republican mis
rule shows that since its organization,
but one sheriff (the present incum
bent, H. Romero) is not now in ar
rears in returns of public money to
the county treasury.
The inter-state commerce bill, it
passed, will benefit New Mexico more
than any visible factor. Under its
rulings the railronda will be forced to
make short hau'sjor the same ratio
as long. The fifty cent rate to ter
minal points will be a thing of the
past unless the companies are willing
lo unload merchandise at Las Vegas
for twenty-five cents a hundred.
Bbarpiteln concurred In the opinion,
while Chief Justice Morrison and Justices
Roas and Myrjck dissented. Thus It wMJ '
be seen that while the decision 1 final po
far as the state of Csilfornls Is concerned
is not very strong. Inasmuch s Jr Js
only sustained by a vote of four to three,
and will not have much affect upon the
country at large, until the question is
passed upon by the supreme court,' the
highest tribunal In the land. Should this
body concur in the CalIfornIavppInjBn.J.t
III completely unset -the titleDT water
rtgbti snd render ibem as worthless as
tb$aper upon' which they are recorded.
This subject is one, of great importance
and has been befara the people for nearly
hundred years, and-, though riparian
rights were recognised to Sdme extent In
the longfago the claim almost became ob
solete,: all modera transactions -htvlng
been made on the basis that water flowing
through land was no part thereof, but was
an Independent realty of Itself, and be
came the rightful property of Its first sp-
proprlator, provided such appropriation
was continuous; and water rights tave
been bought and sold with the samé coa-
fldence that has governed land transac
tions. But If the California decision Is
sustained the whole basis of water titles Is
knocked Into a cocked hat, and the' best
water right In the world ' Is not worth
Even to the riparian owner it Is of
but little value as he can only obtain pos
session of It where it enters his land and
must return it to its natural channel where
it leaves his possessions. But as water la
largely consumed by Its diversion from Its
proper channel we question if its appro
priation for Irrigation purposes, under the
riparian hypothesis may not be prevented
altogether. This opinion is very unex
pected, and is undoubtedly the severest
blow western agriculture has ever yet re
ceived, and promises to lead to more com
plications than any and - all questions
with which the husbandman has had to
deal.
Thi democratic central committee
of New Mexico has a very important
duty to perform at its first nit cling in
selecting a chairman. -The last cam
paign proved conclusively that the
management of tho same bad been
placed in wrong hands, and if the
same mistake is mode apain this year
it may lose . to the party a victory
which is almost assured with a prop
erly managed campaign.
Tub GaZittb would remind Gov
ernor Ross that the democratio party
was placed in power because the peo
ple believed the republicans thouldbe
turned out. There sre some relics of
the deposed party still holding office
ia the territory, and it there is to be
clean democratic administration of
affaire here the governor should at
once carry out the idea which found
expression through the people in his
becoming the chief magistrate of New
Mexico. All progressive citizens
the territory will sustain him' in any
lawful action he may take in accom
plishing the good work, as they are
convinced that be cannot, ham
pered and harassed by the remnants
of the old gang which still hang on
earry out at fully as is ne ess try tb
plans be baa formulated for the pro
gress and advancement of the terri
tory. ' "
1 the taxpayers of San Miguel
county desire to secure for the county
good, olean, honest, economical ad
ministration of affairs, they must
combine to overthrow the republican
party. . The recent re pot t : of the
grand juiy has shown, and'it is
patent fact to all who have given the
matter attention, that with fewer
ccptiooi under the conduct of affairs
for a number of yean pat, there has
been a reckless di, regard of publio in
terests by those having control of the
county finances,, ana - the manage
ment of oar interests. ' The only
way to effect a change is to elect men
of character to look after the busi
ness, and with the pretent boss sy
tern, which marks the management
the republican party in this county,
a purification of that outfit i-annot b
expected, as it would mean the down
fall of the bosses, and they
stronger than t heir par tv.
CHARLES BLATf CHARD,
DEALER IN i
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Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated Branda La Rosa Blanca Flout
and La Roaa JBlanca Smoking Tobacoo
I nsnrpaaaert faculties inrproenrlhs- aoavy machinery nd all ariiotee of aterrbaadise r
... , UUMJ eui , m weSj.,, , i - - -
Agent for Mohawk and Chieftain STkrRakeeand Crawford
Mowers, Threebing Machines. Hay Presses. Mining Mohlp
err, Entíne. Corn Shelters. Leffel's Wind Engine; "
Tweaty yr xywUmo li Kw íejiloo entitle mt to lmla thonmgli knowl! of tb
LAS VEGAS -
NEW MEXICO
Doug'as Ave. Near Brpyma 3s Manzanares',
LAS' vfesr:W.; M.
First olas risa at reasonable pnoes. - Larue corral attached. . Telephone No. 13.
Horses, mnles, wagon aud harness for sale. Calls for backs answered promptly
aaTor&ighb i.l .!. i. ..... - J S, DUNCAN, Proprloior. "
V?pns and Csrrlases end Dealer in Heavy Hariware
Bnckboardo, Bpring; Wago
- -- A Specialty. Eaap oa hand aa aasortmant of
OOOPflB'S cntSBBAT BTBMKBIjr V AJttf WAttOWS.
RoTsssbosins sad s.U kinds q Kepalrtaf Done by First-Class Wors.
LAS VeGtAS; - NEW MEXICO.
T. 33.
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S PLACE
HALL,
BILLIAED3
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Bridge Street Near Gazette Offloe.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.
MAKtrr AcnraxB or
I r'-1
J. G. LEARY ,4 CO.,
Commission Itler chants
For the Sale of s
UVE STOCK MID RANCHES.
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Office In the Stock Grower Building, Las Vegas, New Mexico
JOHN W. HILL,
Commission Rlerchaht.
And Dealer in .
Hay, Grain, Flour and Produce, Grass and Garden Seds
X.A.Q VBQA8, a5TH"W MBXICÍO.
nPOtlTKD ALE, PORTER
AM ÍIKIDF.R ALU.
CHOICE.
STOCK- NEW ANO
Bridge Stteet. Orpodte Gazette Offloe.
. -:. V . , l..'M í I I Mi:?i,j) yi'J i'- y.t'a ' '
Stock Exchange FeediSaJes Stables.
FINEST LIVERY IN THE CITY.
Onod Iflann and oarefu! drivers How an1 mules bonrbt and sold. Buriles, carrlaiot
and hnoktxwrd.1 lor tale. Kear St Nichouw hotel, 8ixto street. Telephooe Ao. AS. Braocb
tabla at HutSprinva. i.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Lager Beer
BROWNE & MANZANARES CO.
GI3IST,
The Bazaar
HOUSE FURNISHING
AND '
JPAVOV OOOTJB.
Bridge Street, Near the Bridge.
&
Role Aarenta lor
Las Vegas and Sooorro
ALSO
DISTRIBUTING AQENT3
FOR
Las Vegas Lager Bear.
MARCELLINO&MERNIN,
NEW ANO OLD
Pianos, Organs,
a d on mnnthlT Darmtnts and takan la
nuns ana ail junos oí jiuiioai w
chanue.
truments.
S. and E. Books and Stationery
Bridge St., next t Post Ollice.
are
IMPORTANT DECISION AFFECTING
WATEB RIGHTS.
The question of riparian rights which
has long agitated the minds of the farm
nrs in countries aere irrigation Is nec
essary, has at last been brought to an
aue in the supreme court of California,
decision being reudored in favor of the
riparian owner. The case in point is one
of years1 standing. Lux & Miller bad
brought suit against the Kern River Land
and Canal company to enjoin them
from diverting the water of the Kern river,
which flowed through their lands, and
have at length obtained a decision in their
favor. The opinion In the case was writ
ten by Justice McKlnitry, 'and embraced
over three hundred pages of manuscript
It holds that the water flowing through
lands Is part of the Realty, a principle
which Is based upon the old common law
of England, which it maintains is still
in force. Justices McKee, Thornton end
MARTIN BROS-
Dealers la
KENTUCKY. BOURBON ANP RYE
WHISKIES, .
AND DISTILLERS. AGENTS,
California Wine and Brandy
Our W bilk let ara porobseed dlrftot from the
distiller In Kentuckr aad eiaeed In he XJ. 8.
bODdod warenflu'e. fro where they are with
drawn wneaag-ea. Ana -u-peirone will Baa
our prlcmat ll tlmee reaeonabla and as low
aa nret-oiesi goom . an oe boiq.
a árente ir Hrunewlok-Kalke Collenderoom
pany billiard tables and euppllca, and the
mveiano. rauoei ooopaav.
PLAZA PHARMACY;
E.G. MURPHEY Jt CO.
Always on hand a full assortment of line hair
tooth, nail and infant Drushea, ete, toitotea,
rubber and Ivory combs, toilet aud bathins
sponsres, powder una, powaar Boxes, pom
adee. tollnt end balk tout chamois eklne.
perfumery, fkney roads, ete. Physlolane' pre-
sonpuona oareiuiu opmpounoeu. . . y
Blaaehard'a Raw BetlcHna ea Krltn Street,
vppeeiM aaeey-e auMaimiia aaep.
LAS VEGAS,
NEW AND
2 lid-Hand.
GOODS.
Cook Stove, Carpets, and all
kinds of Househo d Goods - at
low prices, at Neil Col gan's
Bridge St. Trading Mart.
The
A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
Bridge St., Meat Deer te Dtpet.
MKALt OR LUNCH AT Alb HOURS.
OYSTERS AND ALL DELIOACIE8
of the seasou served oo short notice.
J. BINOLE, Proprietor.
If you wtnt aa elegant meal or lunoh,
pauoulse
TU ID i3lirXJC3r.
TOM HAYWARD,
m
mm
East Side Sixth St.
OBIST,
Undortaker.
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: Funerai Director. '
at
Bridge St., Near Gazette Office.
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PONDER & HORNE,
Iptpkas and Steam Fitters
All work guaranteed to live satiaf aetloa,
-7 1: 1 .'.:;. i . ...
i . Slxtai 9t., But UtaTegjaa. ..
All weet side orders attended to by A. ,
Houghton, Bridge Bt. Telephone St.
I ' kanufaoturr aad dealer In
Tin, Cooper, Sb estirón Ware
Iave-Tronh. Tin Booantr, t)a,mp
:-, ;, stoves ana minors' .onint.
las ppAs, ; , myt imiPQ.
SOCIETIES.
In i! P Metis every Monday evening at
VrVe thilr hall, cornur f tlzlh
trvetani Douglas avonue. Vlmtlrgbrotheti
retornen. r. UATLOCK. H . (i.
J. A. BiJAU5in, Secretary. -
Las Vioits Kncamphsht, No. 1. Moots the
nrei aup toira Munaay or eae month.
. - Cacviii Fia, a P.
J. N. STitAüSNRn, feoretary.' ..
A.O.U.W.
MeeU the first and third
lueedey mea' h month at
p. m, y lilting brothers areeoraially mvl'ea.
W. L. fowlib, Beoordrr. - " ' '
MOHTISUM V LlOIOK. NO.l, 8' lCTK!ItaBTi,
jieeu aeooria ano rourto 'Heaaays in aon
month at S p. m. .visiting broih n I- vltod
- K.C. STtWAJtT, 0.
Canis. wtiOARD. Reoorlir. :
" A.ait A.. K A A.M.. holds
eotnmuuluatloi.a 'h third Thursday ev nlnu
or eaon nun n. ' vis at r uñera a e ira ern
ailrl vlt-d. -1 ScuaACHsa, M.
A. D. k.iqoins, SforeUry. .
K- nf P KL I'OBADO
VI A7e . ..; M-rw ev
to everv Wedi eadav
evening In Cast e HhII, Ralttoad atenué. L-
mug brotoere ars luviiea
i. t. uoskos u. i;
r, W. Babtoit, k. of R. 4 .
ÜA n ' TDnsu Post, Ko--l, -0. a B.
..At Moi-n in lh Ir ball oo Lincoln
evenue. everv aaiurdav evenlnr.
a. u. h Axrroi , i .
O. Smith, Adjutant. i
lUOOln
C.
A I, nf If Meets la the A. o. U.
SJa Ul AA. hall, imin'i baoclc.
the ' eeond and fnnrih Mundav ev nina of
eaoh month Tlsiilag com, an.ous aro nuliMl
to atceud ouuuoil senal nia. '. .
D. 0 Win-las, Commander.
G. A. Rothozb, Beora arr. . . A
n Af Jt I) LORUVA LODOS, Km T?. 8.
- v oi b. a., met s the nrat
Ml BIMIHUIW.T Ut WB UlVflin ! i .IXJ U
n. In i: ... U . TM I . .1 . I ..
vin o. . rBAirKMoaaia.aiaeter.
W . W. Caiotsu, Seoretary . . . .. v , . .
DEALER IN é '",
10
FTJKlíTISKIIlTa- C3-003DS
Bridge Street, Las Vegas, New Mexico.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF LAS VEGAS.
(Buooeaaorto Baynolds Bros.)
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL - -CAPITA
PAID IN - -
AND PJOOITS . -
rr .i- -. .-) t:.it i 'i'.-; -(. ' ...
Transacts a General Banking Business.
tSOO.000
IOQ.000
40,000
J. RATHOLDI, President. O. J. DUTKEt, Vine President. I
J. 8. HAINOLDStf Oeahier. J, 8 FI -BOM, Assistant Oaiaier.
DTftEOTORS:
CHABLKS BLAXCVTARTt.
8. RATH OLDS, '" T JBFFEUSON RATH OLDS.
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HTDeroeitorv of the Atchtson Topeka tc Santa Fe Railroad .IP
Q. J. ptKELB,
3. 8. PI8H0N,
FELIX MARTINEZ,
6ENERALTRADER,BR0KER and COLLECTION AGENT
. Uotaairy 3E.tollo gsnd Oonwaynuoer.
Befen by p-ralstlon to first Katlenal fcank.'and Ban Miguel National Bank, Las Tegaat.
cpeolal atb atton paid to the handling of reil estate, ranohee. grants and live stock. Terrl
torlal andoounty sjripand no idab luiibtaiid sold. A o pardea aaalrlog to laveetl guaiaataa
eatis action. Corceapoadsooe i.llolted. ... -
AS VEGAS.
(Bridge Street,)
NEW MEXICO
ON tfiJ O O.,
IUP0ETER3 AND DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
NK OLD WKJES. SSBS
SAVED FOR
KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,
TBI OBOCKRS,
SBIXISS 8XB3ET.
Montezuma Ice Oo
-;, '.. a . .ki.. .:. ,0 j..:-jr.-::
Olear Pure loe. -
Las Vegas Trade supplied by
R. J. HOLMES,
' Leave orders with
Wells Fargo Exorese Office.
EANT SIDE, ar
Leon & Co.'a "West Side.
ROCCO LIOTTO,
Bridget ft., near Cazetts) Qffioe,
i .-. ; :' 'J -. '. .
Just reoelved a fine line of
CANDIES,
Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery. :
A FINE SUPPLY OF APPLES
On Bridge Street, opposite the Gazette Office
Rogers Bros.
Practical Horseshoers.
CARRIAGE ANO WAQON
PAIRING NEATLY DONE.
No. 9Bridge Street. Las Vegas, N. M.
W M . ' -Saw
-.-.14 f"
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS
J. C. ADLON, Proprietor.
."' Manuiactnr
Steam Engines and Mining Machinery
Architectural Work. Haohlnerr and Boilers, Iron and Braaa
'"' CastliiKs Made on Short Notice. '
LAB VEO AS,
NEW MEXICO
The Plaza BUiar d Ha
fINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
South Side of Plaaa.
Lat Vegas. New Mexico,
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