The Las Vegas gazette., May 27, 1886, Image 1

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Á.Á.&J.H.WE
The Men Who
EVENTS OF A DAY.
Maxwell Tells the Story
of the Murder.
The Mormon's Side.
Salt Lam, May 26. The polyga-
misU in the Utah penitentiary, to whom
Gov. West on the 16th init. proffered
his good office! in case they would con
tent to submit to the law, bave made a i grant forfeiture bilb
SELL THE
REAL ESTATE
The Sights of Labor Conrention
Getting to Work.
A Manifesto From the Imprisoned
Polyganilsts.
Want a Buyer for
11HI50 ft Unimproved
GROUND .
On North Side of Dpuelas Are
Cheep to Cash Buyer, Fine Location.
Ateo want a buyer lor
A GOOD PAYING WELL ESTAB
LISHED BUSINESS.
Those desiring Hssl Bitato or a business at
low prloee can nnd the tamo for tale on our
books.
If You Want to Buy
Call -ad see oar lut of property, both realty
auu peruuA,
HOUSES FOR RENT.
A Good List of
Outside Real Estate-
COR. 8TH ARD DOTJGlAf,
IAS VEGAS. NEW MEXICO
NOTARY PtJBXIO.
Tie f Aceite
The Chicago Riotors Indicted for
Murder, Conspiracy ana Riot.
The fteenlt el the Day' Sporting
Etch ta Throngnont the
Conntry, Etc., Etc.
The Atlantio Paotne Brant.
Chicago. May 36. Ti Tribune (Re
publican) today in Ut course of a long
editorial remarks concerning- the pos
sibility of the passage of . the A, 4 P,
formal reply. They express gratitude
for bis interest in tneir penau ana
deprecate the idea of their refusal to
nledee obedienoe to ine , laws oeing
called defiance .of the government.
They have no desire to be defiant er
come in conflict with the nation's laws.
Thev never violated any other laws than
those forbiddiDg polygamy. They con
scientiously believed in plural mar-
nao-aa. ana rjraoucea it irom a urio
couviction of its divine derivation. Of
the forty-nine convicts
HOW IN THE PENiTENTIABT
for violating the Edmunds law, all but
four were poiygamists oeiore its pass-
sage. Dome, luuij-uyo yema puuin
were united wun wives lor urae anu
eternity by the most sacred covenants;
numerous cunaren naa oeen oorn auu
In the Atlantio & Peciflo grant mat
ter, after passing toe. , Douse some
amendments were made which would
give cbance for haggling with me
house- morgan biso pin, m a mmum j
report for tying up toe forfeitures in
tha federal courts. -So, the prospects
for its passage this jsessioa, are very
uvw.a ., ... ...
Ine pubuo land oommittee oi me
senate is made up of a majority of re-
puhlioans. Ito oioer committee oi
tbe senate today bas ss moon power to
force or impede important legislation as
this body. Wltn us memoera mo re
anonalhilitv rests for the success or de
teat of the projects for restoring to the
nnnnlH the lands wnicn ine raiiroaas
have grabbed. Two months ago it
The Knights or Labor Convention.
Cleveland, May 26. When the call
for the convention was issued by Mr,
Fowderly be only enumerated five
causes of complaint that were to be ad'
justed. These were boycotts, strikes.
the southwest troubles, tbe relation of
the Knights of Labor to other organiza
tinna and tha institution- of new assem
biles. Since the delegates bave artived
man of them have D ans that tney
would like to bring before the general
session.- Whether these will be dis
cussed or laid on the table cannot bs
determined as vet. Une of these plans
is to agnate me suDjeot oi me guvem
ment regulating railroads.
The first business of the morning ses
sion was the aoceptancoof the report of
tbe ooniniittee on credentials, new
delegates were then admitted to the
ball and the obligations aaministereu.
Delegates were admitted only from
such districts as were represented at
the convention held last year in Hamil
ton, Ontario, this being a speoisl ses
sion of that general assembly, and dis
tricts since instituted not being eligible
to membership in tbe existing body.
powdeklt's address
was then delivered extemporaneously.
He referred tbe delegates to tbe
call to learn what business was to
be brouaht forward, and taking
in tha va anhiecta mentioned he diS'
eussed tbem aud advised most careful
looked as though tbe committer was
they were endeared to us by tbe strong- ashamed of tbe record thai naa oeen
est paternal ties. They professed in- made in the past and would force upon
abilitv to understand what promises are me senate sumo
reauired. and claim that the court's
rulrnes were ranea ana connioung, oi-
ferino- no exolioit and permanent
. -. ... i. t M..a. k.
ueuuitiun ui num. uiuo. wo
done to - oonwlv with the law. It
simolv states that belief in plnral mar
riage ns now made is Miflioientto con
viot. Tbis, in absence of onr act, is
ruthlessly trespassing- upon our sacred
domain. "So far as compliance with
vnnr nronosition reauires a saorifioe of
bonor and nan hood, a repudiation of
wives and children and a violation of
sacred covenants, ' Heaven forbid we
should be guilty of suob perfidy.
DEATH ITSELF IS PREFERABLE.
Our wives desire no reparation from us
were we to eomplv with your request
Thev would renard our action as most
cruel, inhuman, and monstrous. Our
children wouta biusn wim sname, anu
we should deserve tbe scorn and con
tnmnt of all lust and honorable men
Thn nrnnosltijn vou made, though
prompted, doubtless, by toe kindliest
feeling, was not new. We could all
bave avoided imprisonment by making
the same promise to tneJ courts, in
fact tbe penalties we are now enduring
are for declining to promise rather than
for acts committed in tne past, naa
vou ottered amnesty. it ' would have
been gladly received, but dearly as we
prize the great boon or liberty, we can
not afford to obtain it by proving nn
true to our conscience, bur religion, and
Santa Fe, N. HI.
First-Class in all Appointments
3 ler llay.'
Bates for families itaylsg more tUn a week
P. RTJMSEY & SON
thought and a full discussion upon all nllr(;od ..
questions. He asked that barmony ana Thg WM gi(,neQ by Apostle Snow and
piuuenoo mmum ulvuuui forty-seven others now m mepenuen
mattAfiB nnn inu inn miKirii .11 lun ..i j 11- , . 1 1 i: . .1 . l. . . n
- . , 1 nary. uemiE au now cuuuudu iuuioi
mntinn ahouid be acted noon with con- "
Sideration and dispatch Tbe best part The Chicago Bloters to Get Their Just
of the address, treating oi matters en- Deserta.
tirely within the province oi tne oraer, Chicago, May 28. Although tbe pro-
CAttNOT bb made public. , oeedings of the grand Jury and its prob
Powderlv resumed his seat amid pro- .K1. .. nt ,ntnn have been kent
1
I'jlf
Of Las Veeas.
GEO. J. DINKEL, President.
a. A. KEEN, Cashier.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK
INU BUSINESS!
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
HONETT LiND"íjCQÍsLAÍlOÍ(.
This soems to have been ' mistake, as
the committee has dropped back into
tha nlil rut. ' V
The reDub Moan msiority in the puc
ho lands oommittee is cited beoanse the
republican party wui be beld responsi
ble for their sins of pmisuon. Blaok as
its reoord is in other respects, tbe dem
ocratic house oan read its title clear on
nverv nhase of the publio land ques
tion, it must not oe budpusbu iuu iub
corporation senate is entirely indiffer
ent to Dubiic ouiaion. It oatobes the
drift enough to know that there must
ha some sort oi an apology lor its non
action . So a sham policy is to be car
ried out that will enable the senators to
protect the railroads wnion cieotea
them while makiniz a show ot virtue.
has not tbe virtue of novelty, for it is
tbe same old story putting on a plain
rfntv till the last moment and then pick
ing naws in me wor ui ton uouss ou
that all the legislation wiU tali through
Murdet WUI Out.
Galvestok, Tetas, May 26. A
tal murder was brought to light
yesterday in a very singular manner.
While two men were fishing off tbe new
wharf the hook with which one of them
was fishing become entangled in some
heavy object lying on the bottom and
be brought to the surface a human body
irom wliioh life had evidently been ex-
tmot oniv a lew uuur. uo nui
nrnvafi tn nave oeen a ueruiau lariuor.
(ianro-a Stock, who came here irom
Tavlor. Williamson county, Texas, last
k'riHav. an ron ta for . Germany.
stopped at one of the smaH hotels in the
city and was last seen t aionasy even
ing in company with,' Antonio Slaven
ski, a Gorman Pole. Slayenski is a
wooa cnopper ana uuostweou u
' bru
here
The Day In the Senate,'
Washinotoh, May 26. The baok-
ruptoy bill having been read through,
Mr. Van Wyck asked that It be tempor
arily laid aside in order to take up tbe
bill providing for thjs taxation of rail
road grant lands." Tbis having been
agreed to the latter bill was taken up.
Air. Blair onerea au auiauuiuout,
which was agreed to, providing tnat in
any sale ot land under tbe bill the
Unitea diales migus oeouuua ir-imiou
purchaser'aod that in such case the
anus niigot, oe reatoreu h iu puuuu
oinaiir.
Mr. Blair offered another amonurueni
1 1 ii... t ika w.lii.hnn nf lamia
subjected to taxation shall, in termor-1
ies, DO subject to revision uy tun seure-
tary of tbe interior.
Mr. Shermin asked for a suspension
of tbe 'taxation bill in order to tike up
the bill beretbfore reported by mm irom
the ounimittee on foreign relations,
"supplementary to ana amenaatory oi
the Chinese immigration bill of 1381."
Unanimous consent being given, me
Chinese bill was taken up.
Mr. Sherman expiamea mat ma uui
waa Simply imenueu w oiimuu me
meaning of tbe existing law relative to
Chinese immigration. Several ques
tions bad arisen unuar me existing inw,
as to which there bad been some doubt
nr (iifTarannaa of opinion: for example.
one meaning had been attached to the
words "Chínese laoor, oy juuge neiu
and another bv a Mtssachusette judge.
. Mr. rlutnb mquirea wnicn oi muse
meanlnirs bad been adopted by the corn
mittee. , , . ,
Mr. Sherman renuea tnac me inter
nratat.'ion of Judee tield bad been
adopted without objoolion in the com
mittee.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
is-a sil XmTXTXÍ
Real Estate
. -AKD-
Financial Agent for Capitalists.
Cob. Grand Ave. and Center St.
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
A 8PBOIALTT M ADK IN INVESTING AND
LOANING MONKT FOB sjsito v:
TAL18T8, OF WHOM I HAVS A WUl
LINK Or uuiwrunuijii.
hla nroteat azainst tbe bill. Ue said
the passage ot the bill with such an in
terpretation would hereafter be regard
ed as a blotch on our national legisla-
Mr. Sherman thought Mr. Hoar had
enough on bis hands without calling up
questions that had been debated four
years ago. The matter was settled. If
Mr. Hoar wanted to play "knight
errant," Mr. Sherman could not object
but would not follow blm.
The bill was postponed to a future
day and the senate ad journud
Senator Edmunds reported favorably
today from the oommittee on foreign
relations, Senator Morgan's bill di-
iatinflr tha nt.tiirnCV treneral to bnog
suit in the supreme court of the District
of Columbia, against uenj. eu, ui um
loo-ai ranraaantntives or assigns, to de
termine whether the award made by
tbe United States and tbe Mexican
mixed commission in respect -to his
olaim wasobtamed by fraud, and to re
cover any part oi tne monej aiieauj
paid to tbe claimants.
i TTWirartat. riuil.rflER tor the
IVK8T1GATION ofTULF.8 and a THOROU GH ,
KNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE, enabling me
to saaa-o IN VESTMEN 1 8 or all kinds, such as
the purchase of RANCH, GRANT and CITY
PMOrKttl 1, ana maaiiiw m'nn u .... ''"
TALISTS to bettor aDVANTAGB than they
oanforTUBMSKLVEB.
There is a grand future before NEW Mix- ,
ICO. Busl dobs is beginning to loo up rap
idly. Now is the time to nake Investment be
fore prices eJvanoe too high ,
There has been a marked Improvement in
RK AL ESTATE during tbe past 60 days, and ,
there is no doubt the oomlnn spring will wit
ness a sharp advanee in REAL KSTATB.When
those who made Invesunents in pioporty will
reap a rich reward.
Tne inoomtng tide of business lmprevevent
is beginning to be folt and will cause a genu
ine boom the ooming year. Now is the time
to Invest. "A hint to the wise is sufficient.' ,
i uivi PñR ha f.E one of the best paying
well established maauf aolurlng enterprises la -j
t an De oougni w &uwiTwiin
Hn.p sTnrsMAii wnsi no teruieu f ka -raritnrv.
New Mexico Takes the Prixe.
The Kingston mining camp is becora-
ooinersln the city, renting for 20 per oent on
tbe Investment . .
1 HAVE FOR SALE an elegant piece of resl- ,
donee property In an excellent neighborhood,
that is paying 90 per cent on the Investment. . ;
I bave a business opening foi ta.im to $10,
000 that is absolutely aafe, and will pay from i
SO to 85 per oent en the Investment
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, 1
have a tine stocked ranch for sale that wl II pay ,
a lartre Interest on the investment. Come and
see my list of grant, ranch and cattle invest
ments before purchasing elsewhere.
I HAVBthe largest line of rents. Improved
and unimproved property lor sale to be found
On: BARGAINS of all kinds In BRAL ES
TATE oall on FITZGERRELL, you will find
blm alive to business Interesa and courteous
to all. Before investing, oall and see him.
Fiugerrell's Guide lo New Mexico, free to
all '
Down withHigh Prices!
The Largest Stock of
Dry Goods
m a, át !J
longed appiause, ana upon " very secret a local paper asserts that means. Monday Bignt ne waa seen to i lDS, the wooaer ot ew mexioo, u uui
appomt-u ..; .""-" . ,-rtin. fn.murrler. exhibit a large rouoi. money us.uv.
nnnn ssnn ill ins iuiiuwiuic duu out.- vuo juu iww .
Laws, strikes, boyoott, relauoa ot. the
Knight of Labor to other organiza'
tiona. A soeoial committee of five
wss appointed, to whom was reierreu until the prosecution sees nt. i
the address of the president and secre- tide further says; ''Owing to the
eonaniractr and notall? the men now
under arrest, ana two or toree uim
hum names will not De niaae puouo
The ar-
tecre-
anJ the polloe immediately connected
himiththeinr ana arrestea mm.
On searching-1" how- naais .pojong
ing to the dead man were found .
Investigating the Books.
Washington, May 26.-The Douse
and
tnr of the National Woman's Chris- v observed bv the jurors no dehnite
tian Temperance uniuu. a. wiuuki íniormaiion can uo uumuou o w ... onlnao-e weights
- a xa aa la. a ak nnnmrai wn raga tan i An I in mriintan trma mnrrinr. wnii iiir I uuauusvwu "
lion upon tne matter oí me orgauiaa-1 conspiracy ana wno tor not, out tuere i measures wjuoj " ,vr"
tion of the American Manufacturer's g D0 doubt of tbe fact of true bills I ttbT ,ne resolution introduced by Rep
union, as proposed byMr.LdwaraJNor- having been found, and they wu oroo- ,6,entativ Adams, of Illinois, direct-
ton m m auuiwo vi aucsu.j .
The convention then took a recess
until 8 o'clock tomorrow.
TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFA.
Bridge Street. Las "Vas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
Maxwell's Testimony
St. Louis. May 26. In the celebra
ted case today Maxwell was examined,
and after testifying to bis acquaintance
lib Praller. aooke of their travels to-
o-athar before reaoblog St. Louis. He
then went on to state the circumstances
hinh r-nnrred nrior to Freller's death,
reiterating tbe oonfession he made
anma daVS BO0. but particularizing tbe
circumstances. He desoribed the oper
ation of administenuar the cnioroiorm
and his discovery of its fatal eneoi on
bis patient, in a clear and connected
nannar hut . when he . related the
story of his " placing tbe body
tne iruua, eiu., u bvoujou
very muuu " , tna gn.na of the riot
he was so orazeaon tne uiauuvoiy i iiw . r-'- -
iiaath nf Praller that he could give no
nnnnaniad aoooont of bis aollons lor
some time afterwards. He finally
hranarf no enousTh to tHKA all oi rrei
ler's money and articles of value which
ha nr,,, in annure irom nis truoas, vie.
and nonn nded to make his escape. He
cut Preller's body, shaved bis mous-
IN SEASON.
IMPORTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Confectionery, Cigars,
AND
TOBACT.O o
J. S. EL.STON,
PAINTER,
PAPEE-HAN6EB,
' AMD ( .
DEC0RATOB.
THOHelletl WORXMANSHIP AHD AM
Pt FACILITIal".
ralnr In Wall PiDer. Glass . Window Bash,
anp Painters supplies of all kinds.
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office
Gazette Job Office
Cea tara sal w.rk sl.k.r, la hettsr style aa
at lewer prlaa tasa aay other elites us the
City si La Vagas.
ahlv ha rnnrned today. It is known
that Spies, I Fielden, Parsons, Scb ab,
Fisher, Hirscbberger, iingg. oonrauoie
and possibly Brown, Apel and Snider
are ínoludea in tne inaioimenu
FOR MORDER
and conspiracy, and there will be
othera when Captain Schaack is in a
position to present evidence. This of-
r ..... i . i . u . .i
tlnar sala to tne grana jury turn ua uau
no doubt as to bis ability to prove that
Spies, Fielden, Schwab, rarsons, i.wgg,
Fischer. Brown, Apel, Hirscbberger,
and Schauble were all accessories;
ihov manufactured bombs and at the
meeting neiu at ma Aroeiter xieuuug
office the night previous to the uay-
market riot, bad deoiaea men to use
tbem in tbe event tnat tne ponce intei
fored; Leobtner bad addmitted tbe con
spiracy, and so far as the witness was
ahle to asoertain. there were a number
ARMED WITH BOMBS
and ready to do tbe bidding of Spies
and bis lieutenants. After listening to
Captain Sohaack's story Mr. Uriugle
tha indictments which had
been prepared by bis assistants and the
jury unanimously agreed to return true
hi la lor muraer. oohsujibi-j w
tache, and placed the plaoard on whion asIHMt those known to have been at
was the sentence, "So perish all traitors meatiDg and involved in the not."
to the great cause," to puzzle tbe police !1
and give him lime to get away. His
t.ctinionv after this was simlv a recital
the story oí oi9wsduwuik9,uu
OI wnicn me court au-
of
conclusion
ourned.
Brighton Beach Bacaa,
New'Yobk. May 26. The first race,
three-fourths mile, Tuuis won by a neck,
Orlando second, Treasurer third.
Time 1:18. . -
'ihaancond race, selling allowances.
one mile. Asoeola won by a lengtn,
Ernest second, crunswicE
Tima 1 -AS
The third race, selling allowances,
aavan- nio-hths mile. Valley Forge won
by a length, Sister second, Donald third
'l-ima 1 -M 4.
The fourth race seven-eignms rune,
Tattler won, SiDgerly second, meten
Tairlnr third Time. 1 :B1.
rh fifth rana, a handicap hurdle.
nn and one-fourth miles. Harry Mann
won by length, couaorseoona, worm
thira, Aime,:it.
Uve Stock Markets.
Kansas Citt, May 28.
n.nif-RacelDts. 2.1U9: abipments,
1 U 10. Tbe market on shipping grades
was slow and luo lower than yesterday.
Phntna ataar. sold - at 6(al0o lower,
while cows were fairly active at about
atoad v rjrioos. Feeders arsd stackers
steady. . ,; , Cmcia0 May 26,
rw RncelDts.6.600: market slow
and weak. Shipping steers, 9501.600
pounds. I4.40lo.76; stocxers ana teea
The Denver Races,
Denver, May 26. There was a large
attendance at the races today,
The first was a trotting race for the
o si niaaa for a Durse of tlOO. William
M., Imitator, Charlie a... Aimontror
est, Annie Carrey, and Billy Lyle en
tered. Billy Lyle took first place in the
race, Annie Carrey second, Charley K.
third, William M, lourtn. jume, :out,
0.0.7 0.97Í 2-87.
The seoona race was iur mo jutouim
stakes for two-year-olds for a purse of
;. There were eleven entries, bu
onlv five started. Tbis race was the
mnsr avniunff one. ox tue uav auu
anltad in Corrlean taking first, Uncle
. . . . J y-.- T)
Dan a. second, mena miro, mu o
nrh Kina Koraat fifth. Time. 106.
.. . . . . j i i, .nn
The tnira was none anuuuo-uaii uiuo
running race for 300, witn i, nono,
nnnht and The Ute entered. The race
was won by cho. lime, :i
The Loyal President.
Washington, May 26. The presi
dent bas Issued an executive order clos
ing all tbe departments on Monday, tbe
m.i tnai: tn anahln employes to partiol-
Vl. , .
oate in tne aecoraung oi m l ''
r. t u i Jitrlni, thn ra.
the SOIUiers su mi uui...
bolllon, :
A Good Law Poorly Applied.
éan Francisco. May 26.-H. S. Bay
tha defaoltiog teller of the btratford
k..nh of tha Bauk of Montreal, was
released today on a writ of habeas oor-
nns. The grouna oi tne siiwni
una auv . -
e veryidall.ia.70fflH50; Texas cattle, was that he was held without warrant oi
. . : n - .11...
3.2oa.w. -1 ww.
ing tbe secretary of the treasury to
'.niuh to tha honsa a detailed state
ment of all sums expenaea by tne ain-
erent mints and assay omoes irom tne
aa tha "silver profit fund."
authorized by section 8256 of the revis
ad aratnta. from and including tbe
year 1878 to the present time.
BaaeBalL
Baltimore, May 26. Louisyille, 9-,
Baltimore, 10. ,,-.
Philadelphia, May 26. Cmoin nati,
R. Athlatina. 9.
'New York. May 26 Pittsburg, 8;
Rrooiil vn. 7.
New York. May 26. St. Louis, 9;
farf. nnlltana. 4 . . .
...., r
Leavenworth, may o. xeuver,
16. Leavenworth. 8. - " The
Sparks.
Washington. May 27. R. W. Speer
mua tdav conrlrmed as postmaster of
enver. '
ÜUAYMAS.3MexiCO, May 26 Small pox
k.. hroban out here. Tbe disease is of
tbe most virulent type,, and many deaths
are reported.
WaamvoTON. Mav 26 Kepresenta
hve Swinburne, of New York, has pre
pared a minority report on tne uui
tandino- the oowers of tbe bureau of an
imal industry, in which he tases strong
ground against me measure.
pniMF.i.ANDER. May 25. A house ot
ill-fame was destroyed by fire here to
and fonr!nmates burned to death.
Their names were: .
..nf tha niana: Mapreie Carrol,
1IA1I a un a SUUI.U iduu.vu w
Doyle's wife and Wm. Clark.
PniTiannni. Mav 26. An explo
sion of 100 kegs ot powder which were
ignited by tbe sparks of of Pwg lo-
....in tndav resulted in the demou-
uuiuu.,-. ' , . ., iirnu .
Hon of theenenne ana aiuingui nu
and David Uaroe. who were
standing near tlie track, aod tbe eogi-
nnnr.
New Yore, May 25 -Dr. Dio Lewis
save the tollowiog direotkms in regard
. 1 1, a dlsDOBition of his body:
"Although I am averse to tbe notoriety
which, as yet, oremation involves, my
r?ry strong conviction Is that it ta the
L.if. rfi.n.7.ition nf the dead. I leave
.r" that m v body shall be orema-
ted ana tnat my aauo ui. k
into an urn, but into the earth, over
hlnh mv. W1I8 UiaJT 1MU v."
o-at-me-nots." . . .
San Antonio. May 23.-A courier
who arrived in tne oity at 1:80 o'olock
this morning Drougus .
' i tha death of Hon. P. L. Cable,
hia ranch on tbe Leon, eighteen
" ii.. iroTYi this oltv. He suddenly ex
' h --so o'clock. Tbe prime cause
of bis death wu consumption. Ihe de
" ' j .!t.aio-ht veara of ase and
tto Vw wst winter for hi.
health. He purohased a arge ranch,
and has the handsomest res deuce in the
state in course oi couairuuuvu.
of the world. Every day the truth or
the foregoing is more apparent. Ibe
grand old days of the Coinstook are be
inir . saved, m her newer namesake,
the uomsiooa ui niosmm, a.
following headlines preceding an aril
daanrint.iva of the wonderful new
find in that camp, in a recent issue ui
the Percha Shaft, are reproduced in
The Gazette in order to spread the
news everywhere that New Mexico is
surely taking rank as a leadiog ore pro
ducer in me worm. .
CABBY THB NEWS TO MARY I
Sound the Glad Tidings and BUnd Out of the
Tramway nmaiu. di
Dowa tbe Hill.
THB COM8TOCKI THE COMSTOCK1
n.. Barton. CsnnelO ana rtencmcr
- ' ., ,, .j c.tll . 1 lx.lt rio-
mere ih-au. d" a
100,000 TAXKN out IB 1VB PATS WITH TH1BTT
ssi in .
trimrston. Sierra County, New Mexico, lias
Won tbe nace ourpoiug
Mining Camps West of the
Missiurl Kiver in Rich
Silver Mines.
HQ FICTITIOUS BOOM-atOBAfc, IRUiaruiAou.
flllB.
...2oonervard
. ..Wo per yard
...50o per yard
fuo per y ata
Mine in the
Yes. tn the WOttLLM We
Challenge Comparison.
Largest Silver producing
WORLD
HU.I.IONAIRI81
POOH HSR BBOOHINO
Here Are facts Hera Are Figures.
The following Is a sample of Ave average
""'".-Iilme: m and one-tenth ounces in
silver ana traoe in goiu.
No. !. 1,873 !4 ounces In stiver ana sni in
goia. . .
No. .-1,658 ounoes la ver ana iu
gold. . ...
No. 4. -3,331 V4 ounjes In Sliver ana
. . ., M
No. 5. Se'.eot ore: B,SÜB ounoes in suver auu
flit in goia.
In the elty T opened.. . i
From thiB time on we will sell'
only for Cash in order to reduce
prices on all kinds of goods.
The iollowing are some of our
Djdoes-rjV .i
Tbtrrtiiiciaia os
Hemp, 4-
( otl in, 4-t ,
Wool and Cotton, 4-t
.11 .... l ..iM.iin.rflna. i.t.
1it all wooL 4-4 800 per yard
Brusselle, S-4 i, irr
Body Brussels, a-t -i?1;?0 10 ' ,
Velvet SI. 6 per yard
DOMKST1C DEPARTMENT. '
BOO Pieces Prints. '
Common "Tari9 1 Í ."C
Medium 'J Jams i.ir
Best standard U yards for 1.00
BLEACHED.
800 Pieces Domestics. '
Canve River, 5-4 20 yards for S1.00
Security, 7-8 16 yards for Í1.00
Industry. 4-4 yards for Jl.00
Farmers' Choioe, 4-4.. Wyartis fir $1.00
Blackstone, A, 4-4, U yards for (1.00
800 Pieces Ginghams.
Common. y'i tat JI M
Gooq Standard 11 yards for S1.00
j-luo ; 10 yards tor II 00
Drcss'Patterns. ...... .i .... i. ... yards for it .00
"We will also sell all goods in
the same proportion as the above
prices- Ho Ding you will call to
see our immense st-ocx. we re
main, fours respectiully.
H. ROMERO & BRO.
N. E. Cor, of Plsxa.'
In
JOB WORK.
At The Oaaetto Office.
&, patty;
Manufacturer and dealer In . .
Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware
Eave-Trougbs, Tin Roofing, Camp
stoves and minors' outfits.
LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO.
J-- "W. BARTL-ETT,
DEALER IW
JBWEILRY
OF BVBHT XJJBIIOOHIiTXOTAJ.
Gold "Watches, Diamonds, ;
Silver Watches, Gold Chains,
4 Bracelets,
AaÍl Pins and Sleeve Buttons.
Silverware, Filigree Jewelry.
Repaying oí Fine "Watches , a
Specialtv.
Bridge St, West Las Vegas. Da, 324 R. Ii, ta ki las Vegas