The Las Vegas gazette., May 26, 1886, Image 4

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THE LAS VEGAS AZETTE-WedXÉsMy MORNING, MAY, 26, Í886.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
Real Estate,
RENTAL M 101H. AGENCY
Office Sixth 8t., opposite postoffice.
EAST LAS VEGAS.
MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO RENT
ron s&XjBi
Botina property, nrlcs lt,900, lessee guar
anteed far year, at f IM pr month.
Heetdenoe property for ule, price $1,000;
pay H per nton inveiimeat.
A few cfcoloe lota tor aale at reasonable
Dgnre.
itotlnea enanos for a!.
Don.t forget to some and tee u before mmk
Ing unestmenta.
CalTln JPlalSL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 20.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Evans' Art and Curiosity Store.
Finest Elgin Creamery Butter
at PAT YOUNG-13
Wanted A girl to do general house-
won. inquire 01 William A. Vincent,
over First National bank.
xiir iuo purest liquors in me city and
the most palatable mixed drinks, go to
. I . . .
l ..vi gnum
Wanted A servant irirheood watra.
no vrafihlnfr mnA imnlnir lnnl. . . I.
-" " ..wu.uk BJJiJ in lug
residence of Mm. 1.- Ktern, on Bridge
Mrs. Lewis, the Sixth street milliner,
ior me next two weeks otters her entire
stick at cost for cash, as she proposes
w uuange ner DUBiness location.
OH, GOD-FREY!
Elidn Creamery Butter, the
finest ever brought to Las Vegas
at FAT YOUNG'S.
Spalding's League Base Balls. Bats,
Hammocks, croquet, rismng lackle
Ammunition, Baby Buggies, Willow
Cbairi, etc., just ruoeired at
The Bazab, Bridge Street.
Leave orders for ice at Leon & Co.'c
west side, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s of
floe on east side.
Montezuma. Ice Co.
Families can be supplied with porter.
ale, beer, wines and fine champagne at
McDonald's, in the GiVens block, on
Bridge street. Also fine brandies and
'72 whiskies.
Cherries, gooseberries, currants, ba
nanas, oranges,all fresh and fine.are re
ceived daily at Holla's, on Bridge street.
A full line of fruits kept constantly on
hand. Patronize this reliable and long
estaDtisnea House.
The handsomest stock of fans, para
sols, sun-umbrellas, laces, enibroid
enes, cambrics, lawns, baustees, sa
teens and embroidered dresses can be
found at the store of P, it. btrauss, on
tne fiaza.
The Woman's Relief Corps ot the
Grand Army of the Hepublio give an
ice cream festival at the Army ball on
Wednesday night. This is the first
time this institution has appeared be
fore the public for patronage; and. as
the object is a noble ene, it is but right
tney snouia receive a. targe encourage
merit.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
The following letter i self-explanatory i
Godfrey, 111., May IT.
We do hereby five to Mmn, Graff A
Hawkins the exclusive right "of all ala
on our Godfrey creamery butter In I .a
Vega, New Mexico.
WHITMORE A DI8BROW,
Proprietor.
Death' Victim.
Three invalids were yesterday added
to "that innumberable caravan which
moves to the silent halls of death."
William Green, of Chicago, had been
in our city for three months, seeking
our climate as a remedy for consump
tion. He was stopping at the bouse of
Mr. Shank, and was attended by his
sister-in-law. The remains will be re
turned to Chicago.
William Sowerby, of Chicago, had
been at the Hot Springs hotel for some
two or three months, having yisited this
resort on several previous occasions.
He was 75 years old, and died of. the in
firmities of age. His body, also, will
be returned to his eastern home.
Mrs. McGregor, also from Chicago,
died at the collage ot Mrs. Trimble, at
the Springs, being afflicted with con
sumption and rheumatism.
Barasb & Bloch yesterday purchased
twenty-four Hereford bulls to put on
their ranch on the Las Conchas. They
are said to be good and will improve
the stock of that section.
Telephone 30.
Belden & Wilson's
DAILY BULLETIX.
New Beets r
Turnips
Oyster plant . .
Wax Beans
Cauliflower -'
Strawberries and Cherries
NEWSY NOTES
Gathered From the ' Highways
and Byways.
Death's Victime Academy Ufanera
Arree for Harder far
Hlmety Day other Facet t'reaa
the field of Fact and raney.
Important Academy Matter.
On 8uoday the management of the
Las Vegas academy held their annual
meeting hut adjourned till yesterday,
when their business was completed.
Rey. F. A. Noble, Chicago, was elected
president; Rev. U. B. Sumner, Lss
Vegas, vice president; Kev.C. K. Bliss,
Chicago, secretary; W. H. Hubbard,
Esq., Cniosgo, treasurer. The execu
tive committee ountists of Prof. W. H.
Ashley, chairman: J. U. Wise, secre
tary; Jefferson Raynolds, treasurer.
The trustees elected tor live years, were
W. H. Hubbard, Jefferson Ravnolds,
and Dr. Tipton. A very important
movement was determined opon at this
meeting. It was enacted that there
should be but two classes of termi
those published in the circulars, and
those given in case ot charity. Hence
forth there is to be no lumping of
prioes because of the number attending,
no cutting against other institutions, no
reduotion for any cause but that of
charity. . The management of the
hnanoes has been taken out of the hands
of the principal, and placed under the
control of the finanoe oommittee. No
pupil, under any cironmstanoes, will be
admitted to the classes till he brings a
certificate from the oommittee that his
tuition has beeu paid in advanoe for the
the current term, or a certificate that
the pupil has been admitted on the
ground of charily. Presenting one or
me otner oí tn ai ceibscates the child
will be admitted and assigned to the
several department to which ha i
suited. It is to be desired that this de
termination shall be adhered to impli-
oiuy, and tnat an loo otner schools of
the city will adopt the same procedure.
Tuition is not on a living basis in Las
Vegas at this time. The writer of this
is an old sohool teacher, and he knows
what he is talking about. No teacher
can do justice to as many pupils as are
necessary at the prenect. prioes, to
make a living salary. Then add to
this the prevalent custom of cutting
prioes to prevent otner sonooistrom get
ting the children, which is largely in
dulged in,' and the common practice of
allowing Din to run to tne eud ot the
year, when from 85 to 40 per cent are
never collected put these together,
and no tirst-olass teacher can be re
tained in the town, unless they are
aided from abroad. The eastern man
agers of the academy, the Congre
gational New West Educational asso
ciation, have in six years spent
$9,500 on tne running expeuses ot this
school, beside $8,500 on building and
furniture, making a total of $18,000, or
an average of $3.000 per year. Then,
too, there have been large donations
from liberal minded people here at
borne. This ought not to be. Suoh a
school as the academy should be self-
sustaining, and on the plan of the new
departure no doubt it soon will become
so.
Swift Footed Jnatice.
The court room of Justice Ulibarri yes
terday was a scene of crowded interest.
The recent violations of,the good order
of our city had excited the indignation
of all the better class of the people, and
there was an intense desire to see the
majesty of the law vindicated. To show
the approval ot Colonel Pritchard's
course in bis vigorous proseoution of
the cases, quite a pleasant ovation was
given him Monday night by many of his
neighbors. Too much praise cannot
be given Deputy Sheriff Clarke, and
the young policeman on the east side;
while Justice Ulibarri, by the way in
which he administers the law, ia win
ning golden opinions from all who
have the good ot tne town at heart.
The parties who were charged with
having been found guilty on Monday of
carrying concealed weapons, were
giyen until today to an wer the charges
of rio'irs and resisting the offioers.
Tom Swearingsr was tried on two
charges ot carrying concealed weapons
and found guilty in both cases, which
gives him six months in jail on failure
to pay the tines. Todny he will be tried
again on charges of using intimidation
upon the families of Caotain Barnnv
and Charley Wright, for the purpose ot
oDtaimng iooo and lodging. .. f rank
uetnen, tne painter, who was arrested
tor insulting a witness on Monday,
pleaded guilty and was lined $25, which
iu default of payment, gives bim three
months iu jail. Dan Rhodes, the hack
man, was arrested on the charge of per
jury, but waived examination and gave
bond in the sum of $1,000 for bis ap
pearance before the grand jury. Men
denball and Coo ley went upon bis bond.
It seems evident that the day for ruf
fianism in Las Vegas has passed away,
and from this time onward every one
will see that the laws are amply suffi
cient for all emergencies, and that any
officer in the discbarge of his duty can
not be molested or resisted with im
punity. Arreet of a Noted Character.
Serapio Romero left yesterday morn
at 8 o'clock for Tecolote, having heard
that Rafael Baca was theie and was
making his arrangements to leave. ' On
reaching the place he found Baca Just
driving away upon a wagon. Romero
at once arrested bim. This man Baca
is charged with having murdered Joan
Valdez, April Oth, 1885. Thus for more
than a year a warrant has been out tor
bis apprehension, but hitherto he has
eluded all attempts tit hisoapture. The
murder of V aides was a most brutal
one. He was shot while asleep In his
own house. He liyed fifteen days, and
died charging Baca with having done
the deed. There is a charge of mnrder
against the same man in Bernalillo
county, and there was one in Colfax
which was dismissed fer lack ot proof,
the murder haying been committed
in the absence of witnesses. Tbe man
is a desperate . character,; whether
guilty or not, and our plucky little
under sheriff deseryes maca praise for
making the arrest. . .
Pnh Along, Keep Morios."
Isaac Bloch moved yesterday into the
house on Maine street lately occupied
by Oscar MoConnel. Mr. Blooh's fami
ly are'expected to retara today from a
lengthy visit to the east S. C. Moray
has moved into the house on Eightn
street formerly occupied by Mrs. Hume;
A. i, Mendenhall moves next week into
the house on Grand avenue and later-'
Ocean street, formerly occupied by
Wni. Globe, which Mr- Mendenhall has
purchased, (rank H. Home moves
from his residence on Tilden etreot into
the rooms over the store which Menden
hall occupied, and Mr. Burdick. libra
rian of tbe reading room, move back
was living at the time of Mr. Home's
purchase.
Looalettea.
Mrs. Lesenbe has reached her home
in Avilla, Mo., but has been ill ever
since leaving Las Vegas.
A new sidewalk was being laid yes-!
terday In front of Dr. .North's drug
store on Bridge street. Improvement
goes steadily on.
Ponder A Home are laying pipes for
the waterworks company on Tenth
street, south of Tilden. They are work
ing a good large gang of men, and will
soon be ready to begin in the northern
part of the oily .
Mr. Cooley says that the calf crop of
the present spring Is tbe largest he ever
saw in bis life. It looks actually as
though the steers had dropped calves
too. He saw but one dead calf on his
recent trip to and from the ranoh.
Yesterday Robert D. Dunlop and H.
T. Vaille purchased lot 9 in block 15 in
tbe Lopes addition through tbe agency
of A. A. 4 J. H. Wise; consideration
$300 oash. . Adolph S, Flerscheim was
the grantor, -
A few days ago some thief forced an
entranoe into tne stable of Mr. Felix
Martinez, who lives on Blanohsrd
street, and stole a saddle a"nd tiiree
bridles. Tbe saddle cost $50. The
party is suspected and had butter re
tarn the articles. -
John Dobson, of Aullville, Mo., and
Thomas Turner, of Wauseau, Ohio,
have in the stock yards in this city two
oar loads of high grade Galloway and
Hereford bulls, which they offer for sale
or will exchange part of them for steers.
Tbey invite cattlemen to inspect them.
Our city i full of strangers inquiring
for houses, and the houses are not to be
had. Despite the number built last fall
and this spring, there are but the small
est number of any way comfortable
houses at present vacant. If one thicks I
Las Vegas on a decline in point of popu
lation, let bim try to rent a, house.
Jaffa, Prsger & Co., who are well
known in this city, will shortly put in a
large stock ot goods at Roawell, Lincoln
connty. Tbey will occupy a laree
building which Messrs Garrett & Gale
nre at present building. Jaffa & Co.,
have putcbased the store of Rjth A Co ,
which was located on tbe Chisum ranch
near Roswell, and will remove tbe stock
to their new store.
Joe Burger & Co., who have been
merchandising in tbe country, will open
in a few days in tbe corner storeroom
of the old Wesohe property on tbe west
side of the Plaza, The building is now
owned by Judge O' Bryan, and was
recently occupied by Boffa's fruit em
porium. Tbe premises were receiving
a thorough overhauling and cleaning
yesterday. ,. . .
Mr. Kihlberg and Captain La Rue
were yesterday taking an inventory of
the property in the Plaza hotel prepar
atory to the surrender ot it into tbe
hands ot the board of management. It
is understood that Mr. Martin, brother-in-law
of Mr, Sampson, hss made an of
fer to purchase tbe entire property,
real and personal, from tne board ov
direotors, and mat ft is proposition will
come before them today for action.
At the opera house on Friday even
ing a farewell party will be tendered
Miss Mary Dold by her many friends in
the city. This party is given in view of
the fact that Miss bold leaves Las Ve
gas, the plaoe of her nativity, tor a
year's tour in Europe, and to visit rela
tives in Germany. Miss Dold's depart
ure upon so extended a trip is greatly
regretted by a large and devoted circle
of friends, and all will join in the
wish that her visit may be in every
respect a pleasant one.
The Latest Styles of
Lawns,
Buntings,
Dress Goods
And a Full Line of
WHITE GOODS
Jiut received. Also a Bne line of
Laces, Embroideries and Allover
Laces and Embroideries.
Call aad esaaalae wr aiw alack at
Dry Ueaa. a
ILL. Rosenthal Hons.
Is the
Carpetings. Matting, Rugs, Upholstery1 Goods,
ALSO
CURTA X 3NT S
Lace, Scrim, $aw Silk and Plush
Would also call attention to a
' ' ' ' ' "will be' sold t
CHEAP TO CLOSE.
When in want of anything in Dry
Furniture and Bedding, Don't
Kaaal fa the Floe Imparted.
THE WfllLSSON.t
Is the next size to our "Gerster" andu
is oompoaea oí attieciea im portea wrap
pers and choicest. Vuelta Abaja tiller
wiih Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing these cigars smokers will find the
filler nicely booked and rolled up in
binder style.)
Tbe omv place tbey can be obtained
in Les Vegas is at Chris Seliman's Club
saloon.
0. L HOUGHTON,
WHOLESALE
A complete Ua el
STOVES, FIRE ARMS
AND
AMMUNITION.
Larircst stock in New Mexico In the Hard
ware Lia.-- - -
Barb Fence Wire
At manuf cturer'a prloe with acfutl freight
added. Manufacturer oí all kinds of
iTin, copper
AND
SHEET IRON.
Stoies in
East and
- Vegatv '
West Las
Parle Drug Store
Saco ad door irom Post Office.
S. I. NORTH & BE0.
Drugs, Chemicals.
Prescriptions a Specialty. -
Sj OPEN ALL NICHT,
Choice Wines and Liquors for
Medical Purposes.
A HE UNE OI1 CIGARS.'
PLAZA PHARMACY.
E. G. MURPHEYACO. i
Always on hand a full assortment ot Sne hair
tooth, nail and Infant bruihec ete, tortoise,
rubber and ivory eombs, toilet and bathing
pongee, powder puff, powder boxes, pom
ados, toilet and bath soaps, chamol akin,
perfumery, fancy roods, eto. Payslelana' pre
scription carefully compounded.
Blaaehard New Ballsing ea BrMt Street,
OppeUte Shapp' Hlack.mil Shp.
LAS VEGAS, ,
NEW MEXICO,
H. E. KELLY,
(Owner of the UK brand of oattle)
RANCH AND CATTLE BROKER.
orriCB: Bridge Street, Opposite Postoffloe.
Surveying by John Campbell.the well-known
Surveyor.
B. B. BOBD.
; O. K. BoBDhH.
B B. BORDEN & CO.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
A work done with Neatnea and DUpatch.
. , SatKtaotloa Suaranteed.
Plane, Specification! and Estimate rumtahed.
Shop and onloe on Mala St., Bonth of Catholie
Oeaietery, But La Vega, M. at. Telephone
ooaaeotloa withahon.
Place to See a New Stock of
lot of cpeap Wall Papers which
Goods,
Forget
Hartare!
KIP
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
NO. IV Center street.
PiilÉ H a
C. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
jrCTST EHOHIVa
d Button. 4' . Í
i.aais- Donsjoia Rid Button.
Ladies' French
Ladles'
, In B, C, D,
Also, a Good Assortment oi Boys' Shoes.
' Tbe above good made to order ezpraady '.1 ar nay trade, warrantee) la every
respect. , . r- "
Ladle who dealre a Ftrrt-elaas 8hoe Dressing? will Sad the same In' gntting tot Almond
polish. Contains Oil, and will prove superior to al ether fecXadlea' Sine Shoe. - y
GHÁ8. H. SPORLEDER. Sole Agent.
FIRE !
i . i - f 'vr .5 .
$50,000
Clothing, -Furnishing Gdods, Hals,
i , cúivFa, BOOTB Aim bhobb,
REGARDLESS OF COST!
Call Early and Seuure Bargains
fa
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ward Block, Opposite Depot, East Las Vagae.
w. r. ooori.
GOORS BROTHERS,
- Wholesale aad Aetail Sealers ia
House Furnishing1 Goods, Carpets, Oil Oloths, HattLntfs, Etc.
Sporting Goods, Baagos, Oook and Heating Stores, Grates,
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds
' ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS : : 1 V ' 5 ' : ; ' ; NW MEXICU
Tony's Bath Rooms.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
AND
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
Í - MAPCTJTACTraEH Of
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
V 1 I'l TRADB IBTTFFTjTTIP.
Las Vegas,
.-.'
Dealer in Fmita of all Kinder
, CHKTBB STftEBT, ONI DOOB ÍA8T Of SPOELKDIE'S SHOK 8TOBI.
Poplar FriKs
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Kid Button. '
Fin American Kid Button i '
Misses Pine American- Sutton.
add B widths.
. t -i. 'x .t .ft
FIRE!
HENRY O. OOOB8.
1 s
Street
near
Gazette
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BUY
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mis ins us
s - New Zlezioo.