The Las Vegas gazette., June 01, 1886, Image 4

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THE IAS VEGAS GAZETTE TUESDAY . MORNING, JUNE 1, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
Real Estate,
RENTAL AM) LOAN AGENCY
Office Sixth St., opposite postoffice.
EAST LAS VEGAS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO RENT
tor a
Bl
BatlneM property. ree f 9,500, lean. (ur
aateed for year, at $160 per month.
Hldnoe property for ule, pric $1,000;
t 2S ner nt on Investment.
A few oholoe lot for tale at reasonable
Brora.
Badness ehanoei foraale.
Don.t forget la oomeand tee ui before mak
Ini investments.
Calvin TJlal3L.
gas f t$n gixittf ferttc
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 1
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Evans1 Art and Curiosity Store,
Wanted A servant
J. A. Jurtd.
girl.
Apply to
Wanted A cook and nurse girl. Ap
ply to Mrs. T. H. Lawrence.
Wanted A waiter at the Snug res
taurant. Apply immediately.
For the purest liauors in the city and
the most palatable mixed drinks, go to
the Arcade saloon, uauroaa ayenue.
Go at once to Sloan & Weil's and buy
some ol tbat nice May Kansas butter,
by tne pail at 16 o or larger lots at 15c
per pound. .
The finest ice oream in the city i a to
ha had at the parlors of Mesdames
JBrotnagen & Wilson, next door to the
Farmers hotel.
Leave orders for ice at Leon & Co.1
west side, and Wells, Fargo St Co.'s of
floe on east side.
Montezuma Ice Co,
Families can be supplied with porter.
ale, beer, wines and fine champagne at
MoDonald s, in the Uivens block, on
Rndge street. Also fine brandies and
'73 whiskies.
Three little maids from school are we.
Filled to the brim with girlish glee;
The cause of our joy is plainly seen.
Our mothers own a "White Ma,
chine."
.The ladies relief society will meet at
Mrs. Malbasuf s Tuesday, June 1, 1880
A full attendance is urged as arrange
menu tor the lecture by Colonel Scott
will be made.
Families desiring pies, cakes and
homemade bread can have their orders
tilled by leaving them the evening be
fore at the ice cream parlors of Mes
dames Bromagem & Wilson.
The ladies of the relief society have
obtained the oonsent of Colonel Scott to
deliver a lecture for the benefit of the
society next Thursday evening, June
3d, at the Baptist church.
Cherries, gooseberries, cnrrants, ba
nanas, oranes,all fresh and fine, are re
oeived daily at Hoffa'a, on Bridge street.
A full line ol fruits kept constantly on
hand. Patronize this reliable and long
established house.
F. L. Strauss, the Plaza dry good
meronanu is lust unpacking a new an
beautiful stock of laions, batistes, sat'
eens, percales, emboroided dresses
laoes and white goods, which he offers
at yery low prices.
W. H. Wymanis agent for the Victor
the Wheeler & Wilson, the Chicago
Singer, the. long arm genuine Singer,
and the White, the kinir of all sewim
machines. He also keeps constantly in
stock attachments for all the sewing
machines made.
H. W. Wyman has just largely addod
to his stock an assortment of handsome
gold filigree jewelry, in the latest styles
ana patterns. Also neavy case gold
watches; all of which having boen
bought for cash, he offers at prices
never before known in Las Vegas.
Kotiee of Round-Up
Owing to the poor condition of cattle
through lack of water and graas, th
round-up of the Bell range is put off
until sucn time as cattle shall he in con
dition to be worked, when notice will
be given. M. Slattebt,
General Manager
EUl tbe rine Imparted.
THE "MILHSON,"
Is the next size to our "Gerster" and
is composed of selected imported wrap
pers and choicest Vuelta Abajo tiller
with Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing these oigars smokers will find the
filler nicely booked and rolled up in
binder style.)
Tbe only place they can be obtained
in Las Vegas is at Chris Bellman's Club
saloon.
Telephone 30.
& Wilson's
DAILY BULLETI.
Fresh Blue Grasa and
White Clovor Seed
STRAWBERRIES
Every Say
Belden
THE NATION'S DEAD,
Las eas rartlcipates in the
Honoring of Onr Heroex.
Kindergarten School Feroeioue Doge
Favoring Shower Scintillation From
the Sanitarium And Other Note and
Comment.
Decoration Day Ceremonies.
The ceremonies in connection with
decorating the graves of tbe dead sol,
diers were duly and properly observed in
our city yestarday. Iwentj-one years
have passed by since the confederate
banner was furled, and tbe war
trumpet ceased to sound its brazen
olangor over tbe land. In that time the
sectional feeling which the war engend
ered has subsided, and now flowers
bloom over what was tbe bloody chasm
federal and rebel join hands aud strew
blossoms of b aaty upon tbe graves of
those who fel to the unfortunate strife,
Fbat this day has been made a national
holiday shows the wisdom of our gov.
ernment; and the universality of its ob
servance, from the lakes to tbe gulf,
shows tbat we are one and an united
people. This harmony, which peí vades
the nation at large, was exhibited in our
local celebration. At the designated
hour the procession formed on Lincoln
syenue, at tbe Grand Army hail, and
rroceeded to follow tbe line of march
already published, ine jMew Mexico
brass band and the Grand Army drum
corps furnished the inspiring musio to
which the parade moved off in good
style. Beside tbe different organiza
tions, the featutes wbich attracted tbe
most attention were the wagons cou
taining tbe Woman s Relief corps, and
especially tbat in wmon were garnered
a number of utile girls, representing
tbe different states and territorio?
These were arranged around anotberacd
somewhat larger en I, who personated
the god ü es ot liberty. When the bead
of the procession reached tbe west end
of Bridge street, a sudden storm swept
down upon the city, causing everyone
to seek shelter. It laetod but a lew
moments, after which the line of march
was again formed, though somewhat
curtailed of its original proportions
and continued to the cemeUry. Here
after singiDg by a qu&rttt'e especially
organized lor me occasion, composed
of Messrs. Ponder und Browne, and
the Misses Cavtnaugb, Rev. Mr.
Mistier offered an appropriate
prayer, i ben Col. fritcbard was
introduced and delivered tbe
first oration. His style of oratory
is well Known to most ol our citizens
fluent and eloquent he maintained his
reputation on this oocasion. Captain
Eads, president of the San Miguel bank,
wis men introduced, ibis was bis nrst
appearance bi f ir a Las Vegas aud
ience, and tbe fact iliut he was a south
erner, caused bis remarks to be listen
ed to with critioal attention. It scarce
ly does justice to the fact to say that
at the close of his speech a perfect
but impromptu ovation was returned
him by the delighted audience. Noth
ing could have been mors appropriate
than his remarks, and nothing more
masterly than the way in which they
were presented. It was good .and true
work, such as would have been received
with approbation by any well qualified
audience. Mr. Joseph T. Dixon, an
ex-confederate soldier and well known
journalist, was tbe third and conclud
ing speaker of tbe occasion. He read
bis address from the manuscript. It
showed good thought and facility of
expression. It's sentiments were pure
and elevated, and it was marked by an
absence of tbe froth and sentimentality
by which addresses of this Kind are too
often dishgured. At tbe close of tbe
addresses, tbe monument made fox tbe
occasion, was dedicated and the giaves
decorated; after wbicb tbe procession
returned to the city and disbanded.
The Kindergarten Exhibition.
The exhibition at the Academy last
evening was of unusual Interest, not
only because of tbe entertaining pro
gram seleoted and the excellent manner
in which tbe little people discharged
tbe several duties assigned to them;
but most especially because tbe Kinder
garten plans and methods are new to
our people. The idea originated in
Germany, and the character of tbe in
stitution is well set forth in the nsme
a child's garden. The present genera
tion ot mature persons can well remem
berwbat au immolation of all enjoyment
was the beginning of school life. Long
hours of confinement, seated on bench
es without backs and so high tbat the
little feet could not touch the floor
standing up before the bard hearted
teaober, whose switch or strap de
cended upon the shrinking back tat
every mistake or manifestion of inatten
Hon these thing made school life to
the small scholar a dread while it last
ed and a black spot in the memory
ever alter ward. The Kindergarten
doe8away with all these. It makes
of study a pleasure. It takes the
smallest of the children and by kindness
and pleasant surroundings it begets a
loveofsohool and of learning; while by
object teaching, rather than by taxing
the memory, it sirengbtens the expand
ing faculties, and causesjthe obild to im-
oioe Knowledge just as it oes when
out romping with its mates, playing
with its ball and (log, or chasing tbe
outierny ana tne Dee. judging from
last night's entertainment, we are to
congratúlate ourselves that this system
has been established in our city, and is
being conducted by so able a teacher as
miss uerianger.
Localettea.
' The wife of S. Cbadwick on Sunday
night presented her husband with a fine
daughter.. Mother and child doing
wen.
TneGolden Rule has fallen upon a
nne prize puzzie scneme, w men will be
of interest to all. It will be published
in full in The Gazette tomorrow morn
ing. Let everybody look out for it.
The enoouraging news baa been re
ceived of good showers down on the
Conobas, aud in the neighborhood of
the Beck grant The face of tbe coon try
is much refreshed, and good to man and
Deast is anuoipateo.
Dispite what has been said, parties
re still trespassing upon the Plaza. A
half dozen or more were seen to break
tbe shrubbery and pluck the flowers
Sunday evening. An arrest or two will
be needed to stop this vandalism.
There is complaint that tbe gas is
not lighted with regularity in tbe north
west part of the city. Some ot the olti
zeas are counting the nights on whioh
the lighting is neglected, in order to re
port ta tbe county commissioners.
Tbe little daughter of A. J. Mend'ti-
itall is down vito scarlet fever. The
wonder is bow she could have contract
ed il. and no explanation is offered bul
tbat it must have been brought to her
through tbe washing, , which .is done
away from home -
Judge Sumner Howard, late chief
justice of Ansona, is in tbe city with
nis lamuyi juoge mows ra is notva lor
Erocuring tbe condemnation of John V.
a in Utah, while prosecuting district
attorney in that territory, and for send
ing five Mormsns to tbe penitentiary
from Arizona.
It will probably bo some time before
the damaged railroad between Albu
querque and Saa Msrcial, is In running
order again, rasseneers win ot iran
tarred today, and efforts will be made
to keep up oommonieation with the
south. The river is still high, and fsar
of further damage has not been re
moved. -
There are two fierce does lust across
the street from Mendenball, Hunter &
Co'swest side stables. Tuesday two
little children ran by in play, and the
dogs took after them, and doubtless
would nave done tnem damage naa not
Mr. Mendenball interfered and drov6
them away. There are too many dogs
in Las Vegas, and be who will kill a few
hundred of them will be a public bene
factor. Tbe members of tbe hose companies
wish it understood tbat il was for no
want of respect for tbe day or fur any
organization or any persons particular
ly that kept tbem frum turning out in
tbe parade yesterday. On the arrival
of tbe appointed hour tor the starting
of the procession it was found that not
a sufficient number of members were
K resent to pull tbe carts, the majority
aving found it impossible to leave
their business, and those who showed
up voted not to turn out with such a few
members present.
Dr. N. J. Petlijohn, chief surgeon of
the Fort Scott A Gulf railroad, was
quiet'y married last night to Miss Mary
L. Biddison, at the residenoe of S. F.
Walker, 1025 T roost avenue. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
C. L. Thompson. The newly married
couple left at 10 o'clock last night for a
trip to Colorado and New Mexico -Kansas
City Times.
Tbe scalping Apaches are hurrying
loward the San Carlos reservation, and
it is to be hoped they will get there. It
is reported also tbat numerous settlers
have a fancy for aoting as a reception
committee when tbe Apaches arrive.
Western hospitality is a trifle rough,
but it is earnest; and the Apaches are
likely to remember their reception tor
a long time to come that. Is, pome of
tbem will, if they get away. No other
sooiety event ot the immediate future
oan compare with this iu pleasant in
terest. Chicago Tribune.
Letter Lie Ne. 8.
Th following list ot letters remains un
called for In tbe postóme at Las Veg-as, N.
SC., Hay 3t, 1S80. Peison calling for
tbeae letter will pleoie say "Advertised"
and give th number or th llc
Aekl y, A A
Barton, J D
Aroher, F W
Betre A H
iionley, Mr
Oettetal, Dell
Gilbert, Mr W L
Hall, Wm 8
H or Ion, Mbs May
McKo gbt,Hr Jane
Bbrrman. J O
Bryant, t onrn
Davl. Charle
Gray, Ja P
Uouza , Florenc'o
Humano, rara (2)
Mrrwr, Dell N
BUol, rang
Trímodilimo Lab hub. F
II.
Hun Hüttnbb. A littnu
Th Latent Style of
Lawns,
Buntings,
Dress Goods
And a Full Line of
WHITE GOODS
Juat received Alio a On line of
Laces, Embroideries and Allover
Laces and Embroideries.
Call and examine nr new Black of
urj uaaa..
N.L. Rosenthal k Sons
FRANK LE DUO,
Practical Tailor and Cutter.
A Choice Selection of Suitings, Coat
ings and rantaloonings.
Always Guárante Satisfaction.
West Brldgo Street.
Lai Vegas. New Mexioo.
ILFELD'S
Is
Carpeiings, Matting, Rugs, Upholstery Goods.
ALSO
O U RU7 J3l x nxr &
Lace, Scrim, Raw Silk and Plush
Would also call attention to a lot of cpeap Wall Papers which
' will be sold ...t. .. ,'.-.',
CHEAP TO CLOSE.
When in want of anything in Dry
Furniture and Bedding, Don't
WATEKLNQ PLACE NOTES.
Item. Concernía; the Las
at Springe.
Vegas
The Gazette presents to its readers
this moraine as a new head for its Hot
Springs department a little sketch of
our popular aud promising watering
place. This pleasant resortbas suffer
ed severe reverses by reason oi tne
damaging fires wbich destroyed two
hotels and tbe batb house at a time
when the resort was earning patron aee.
Tbe Hew Monteznma hotel is now ap
proaching completion and as soon as
tbe elegant building is finished and
furnished, the Hot Springs and railroad
companies will spare no expense or
trouble in advertising tbe resort in such
a manner as to attract thousands of tbe
best class of tourists to Las Vegas every
year. As a health resort the Las Vegas
Hot Springs stand at tbe bead of tbe
sanitariums of America. Its delicious
and invigorating climate and clean.
bracing mountain air impart new life
to tbe invalid. The batb have accom
plished wonders in caring and relieving
bluod and skin diseases and nave Deen
found beneficial to almost all ills. Tbe
scenery is lovely. Tbe amusements
both out and indoor are complete. Tbe
comforts and conveniences ot any east
era city, are attainable. Tbe hotels are
ñrat cías, tbe service excellent. In
addition to those many advantages The
Gazette furnishes ihe gnosis each
morniue with tbe telt-grapbiu news oi
the world. - ..
T. H. Perkins and wife, ot Boston
have re tamed from tbeir ranch on tbe
Red River.
Tbe present management ol the Hot
Springs is the best it ever bad. Every
employe makes it bis duty to do every
thing for tne comfort ot guests.
Hv Meyer, of Baltimore, A. C. Mo
QmirriH, Kinsley, Kansas, and J. O
rbillippi, assistant general ireigb
ageul, A. 1. at S. r . are here.
Tbe drive between Las Vegas and the
Hot out icgs m bnow in need of repairs.
Several of tbe briJg s are in bad condi
tion. Ibis should be attended to at
once.
A nice lot of people are Rev. J. D
Wilson, Mrs. S. D. Wilson, Miss Bessie
Wilson, W. M. Oaderdonk and wife
Wm.Onderdonk, Mrs. Alice Spencer.
Mrs. Hutchinson. Miss Wright, Miss
MeK.es and Mr. Clark, all of New York
Citv. 1 his party has been here for sev
eral days in It be special car, Adeline
soon as I he bridge at Albuquerque is
passable.
EoMBaU. ... .
Staten Island, May 81. Metropoli
tans. 5; Cincinnati. 1.
Nashville, May 81. Nashville,
-8
Atlanta, 4.
' Philadelphia, May 81. Chioago,
Philadelphia, 8.
New York, May 31. Brooklyn,
Cincinnati, 6.
Boston, May 81. -Boston 10; Si,
Louis, 1.
Brooklyn, May SI. Brooklyn, 9
Louisville. 8.
Boston, May 81. Boston, 1; St. Lou
is. 4.
New York, May 81, New York, 6
Detroit, o.
Washington. May 81. Tbe Wash
inglon-Kansas City game was called at
tbe end of the fourth inning on aocount
of rain, acore, a eaob.
Philadelphia, May 81. The morn
ing rmiaaeipbia-ubicago game was
postponed on aocount of rain.
Lire Stock Market.
Kansas Citt, May 81 .
Cattle The market was strong and
fairly active. Native shippers and
butcher steers and fat cows were high
er. . Receipts, OUU; shipments, 1,575; na
tive shippers, 6 10c higher; stackers
and feeders, steady.
' Chicago, May 81,
Cattle Receipt 6,000; market,
strong and 6ffll0o higher: shipping
steers. 9501.500 pounds, f4.20f5.60:
stookers and feeders, 3.00(a$t.60-,
through Texas cattle 3.00$4.80.
. New Officer of the St, L. & F.
St. Louis, May 81. Tbe following
eloctioDS and appointments of officers
for the St. Louis & San Francisco rail
road will be officially annouuoed to
morrow: For firjt vice president, CapUin C.
W. Rogers.
For , second vice president.' John O.
Sesy.
For general mauager, Henry L, Mor
ril. PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
O. L. GREGORY, Pioprietor.
Center Street, East Las Vegas.
the1 Place to See a New Stock of
Goods,
Forget
ILFELD S
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
TSTO. 17Conter street.
lie Ms I
l G. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW GOODS ARRIVINC DAILY.
JTJST BEOBIVBD , -
Ladles' Donttola Kid Button.
Ladles' French Kid Button.
Ladles' Fins American Kid Button;
, , v Misses Fins Amerloan Button.
In B, 0, D, add B widths. -v ' ' j,
Also, a Good Assortment of Boys' Shoes?
' The above good made to order expresdy '.I ar nay trade, warraatea 1st every
respect. y . ...
Ladle who desire a Itnt-eltss Shoe Dressing will find the SAoM la inUrac tbe Almond
polish. Contains Oil, and will prore superior to ail others for La ales' f lac ease.
. ' ,H'.K , .
CHAS. H. SPORLEDER, Sole Agent.
FIRE!
$50,000
Cloihing, Furnishing Goods, Hats,
' 0.Xs9, BOOTH -.3NTD
REGARDLESS OF COST I
Call Edrly and Secure Bargains.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ward Block, Opposite
w. r. OOORB.
CCORS BROTHERS,
. Wnotaude and SLUal Stalm in
House Furnishing Goods, OarpeU. Oil Cloths, Mattings, Etc.
EiKitiilesFis
Sporting Goods, Ranges, Cook and Heating Store, Grates,
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS
II,.,. a- .
aim
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
MANtrACTVREH Or
SODA AND MINERAL
. Trim mtjk.rsm btj'ffxaXxix.
Lai Vegai,'
' Thomas si:r,, -Dealer
in Frniio of all Kinds
CENTER STKKIT, ONI DOOB
' í , "
FIRE!
SHOB0,
Wen il
Depot, East Laa Vegas.
HENRY O. OOOBS.
NEW MEXICO.
Street
near
Gazette
Office.
X3Tf5T
53 OO.'Sf.
New Mexico.
Bridge
WATERS.
EAST OF SPOBXKDIB'S 8UOB STORE.