The Las Vegas gazette., June 03, 1886, Image 4

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THE IAS VEGAS GAZETTE THURSDAY MORXIXG, JUNE 3, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
Real Estate.
RENTE tNO UMI W
Office Sixth St., opposite poetoflice.
EAST I. AS VEGAS.
MONET TO LOAN ON WOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO KENT
ron saxjTCs
Bustneea property, price 16,900, leaaee guar-
uuea tor a year. at iou per momn.
Residence property for aale, price (1,000:
aara2onerenton Investment.
Á few ohoioe lou for aale at reasonable
ngnre.
Business ehanoea for aale.
DoD.t forfeit to oome and aee ua before mak
ing investment.
Calvin Flsls..
Need of Citizen Inspector to Sn
perintend ConstrnctlOD.
Letter of Approval Sturdy Denial The
Glorloua Kain Lecture Tonight And
Farther Fragmente ot Fact anil Fancy.
1HURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 3
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Evans1 Art and Curiosity Store
Wanted A servant girl. Apply to
J. A. Juttd.
Wantbd A cook and aurae girl. Ap
ply to Mrs, X. H. Lawrence.
A magnificent lino of new good?,
suitable lor presents, just unpacked at
Bartletl's. .
J. W. Bart lou has the iinest line of
clocks and silverware that bas ever
been brought to tbe west.
For the mirest liquors in tbe cltv and
the most palatable mixed drinks, go to
tbe Arcade saloon, Kauroaa avenue.
Bill heads. You have used up all
your bill beads this montn. urdcr a
li'ew lot from Tub Gazette job oflice,
Our motto on commercial printing
"Quick work, finest style and low
prices." Try The Gazette office for
while.
The finest ice cream in the city in to
be had at the parlors of Mesdames
Bromaeen & Wilson, next door to tbe
Farmers hotel.
New tvpe and eood workmen. Tb
bast of stock and rapid movement. The
way lob printing is executed at The
Gazette office.
Leave orders for ice at Leon & Co.
west side, aud Wells, Fargo & Co.'s of
flee on east side.
Montezuma Ice Co.
THE BRIDGES,
Throw away the old watch, or trade
it for a dog and kill the cur. You c&d
buy a "Rockford" that is a time keeper,
for little money at Bartlett's.
Telephones No. 81 or 43 will catch
Tbe Gazette office. Order your sta
tionery this morning and it will be
ready when you want it.
Printing. Our specialty. We can
(rat out your work for you now on tbe
ame DAT aa ordered. Save time and
money by ordering your work at The
Gazette. "
Families can be supplied with porter,
ale, beer, wines and fine champagne at
McDonald's, in the Givens block, on
Rndge street. Also fine brandies and
'72 whiskies.
It was cold last evening; but it will be
the coldest day New Mexico ever saw
when Jewelry can be bought anywhere
else in the city as low as it can at U. W.
Wyman's, the Center street jeweler.
Tbe ladies of tbe Presbyterian Aid
society will hold their next meeting
Thursday, June 3d, at the residence of
Mrs. J, S. Elston. All friends will be
weloomo to these afternoon sociables,
whether members or not.
Notice of Uountl-Vp.
Owing to tbe poor condition of cattle
through lack of water and erráis, the
round-up of the Bell range is put oil
until sucn time as cattle snail ae in con
dition to be worked, when notice will
be given. M. Slatterv,
General Manager.
Equal to tbe Fine Imparted.
Is the next size to our "Uerster" and
is composea of selected imported wrap
pers and choicest Vuelta Abajo filler
with Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing; these cigars smokers will find the
filler nicely booked and rolled up in
binder style.)
The only place they can be obtained
in Las Vegas is at Chris Sellnian's Club
saloon.
A Good 8uggeatlon.
W. H. Snui'P, the Bridge street dealer
in agricultural implements, yesteraay
accosted a Gazette reporter with the
exclamation, "I thought tbe newt
papers claimed to be watohful of tbe
peoples1 interests, that you were even
on the alert, and when you saw danger
oommg you raised your voice, enea
aloud, ana sparea not." me reporter
of course wisbod to know wbat new
enemv was now in tbe held, what in
torest ol the people was menaced wun
danger. Mr. Shupp went on to say that
there was one natter in oonneouon wun
building the bridges, which bad been
recent y let, that seemed to uim ot vital
imnortance. though public attention
bad not been called to it. It was abso
lutely naoessarv that toe construction
of tbe bridges should be under the
supervision of some of our citizens
men who not only bad the interest ot
tbe community at heart because their
own interests were located here, bat
who bad lived here long enough to be
familiar with our streams, and to
know the way in which they act
when high water comes on. If
a man can design a good looking house
is no sien that ne i ame to erect
bridge over our raging and shifting riy
era. Tbe architect that planned tbe
bridge now over tbe Gallinas, planned
tbe Plazt hotel, tbe First National bank
and many other of our best and most
imposing buildings. Still, be waa very
tar from qunltnea to conslruot
bridge, in New Mexico, as
sbowtffby the present bridge, which
speaks for itself. When it was in build
ing. Mr. Shupp spoke to the architect
but was curtly informed that people bad
better attend to matters wmcb tbey un
derstood. It turned out, tbougb, in
very ahort time that the arohitect was
tbe one who did not understand. Tbe
ttx payers of tbe county cannot afford
a second experience ot tne same kind
lhty must see that someone superin
tends the building who knows some'
thing about our rivers. The contract
stipulates that the bridges shall not be
received till they have been inspocted
and reported upon favorably bv a com
mittee of three taxpayers. Unfortu
nately this inspection is after they have
been completed, and when it will be.of
but iittlo service. No one can tell from
examining a bridge after it is built,
what they can tell by examining it while
it is building, ibe only way to pre
vent a repetition of the experience al
ready bad, is for the county commis
sioners to appoint n superintendent of
construction w.,0 has acquaintance
with bridge building in Ibis country,
Such men can be bad and it ought to be
done.
Tank Irrigation,
To the Editor of TBI Gazktti.
The views presented by Mr, Romero
in The Gazette of yesterday, on the
subject of tank irrigation, are sustained
bv the experience of other countries
At Greenock, England, a tank bas been
formed wbicb is ted by surface drain
age alone; yet it supplies 050,000,000
cubic teet of water in a year, ine city,
in its water works, consumes annually
18,250,000 cubic teet; and the remainder
is furnished to two miles, at the rate of
11,000,000 gallons daily. Suoh tanks
oould be constructed almost anywhere
in tbe valleys of JNew Mexico and man
ufaciuries be run by tbe water power
tbey would supply.
Again, notning nas contributed so
much to tbe wondrous fertility of India
as this same system of tank irrigation
In the Mavras Presidency alone, there
are at tne present lime some 43.000 na
tive tanks or artificial lakes, with 30,000
miles of embankment, yielding a yearly
revenue of $7,500,000. Some of these
tanks are 1,600 years old, some of them
ance of nature aliucst insUnt ineously.
A wave of traen seemed to fl iw over
tbe face of the landscape, in auswtrto
tbe tall of tuosnower. If this rain ex
tended to the country, as it appeared to
do, the amount of good doce will be in
calculable, t here ii no denying it. but
New Mexioo was suffering (rom a Me-
spread and severe drought. From a I
patts of the territory came uo the cry
of losses from drought, and the cattle
men were so disheartened that it was
useless to talk to tbetn on tbe
subject of any business. Every thought
was paralizad by tbe dread of the
drought continuing. Had it done so for
only a few weeks longer, the loases of
tbe territory would have been very
large. But to all appearances the
drought is now ended. From several
parts of San Miguel county come en
couraging reports of rains on the ranges.
It may be tbat tbe rainy season bas not
fully set in, yet, doubtless, there will be
no more of tne severe drougnt from
which we have been suffering.
CoL Grayson, marshal of the proces
sion on Decoration day, wishes to re
turn bis thanks to the Odd Fellows for
the large number of their members who
joined the procession in uniform, and
specially to tbe many citizens who in
oarrlages and other private conveyan
ces added to the imprcssiveness of the
occasion.
Telephone 30.
& Wilson's
DaVlXY BULLETIN.
Fresh Blue Grass and
Whit Clover Seed ,
STRAWBERRIES
Every Day-
cover only a few acres, some have an
area of as much as thirty.five square
miles, while all contribute to the pro.
ductiveness of one of the most densely
populated parts of the world. With our
untciuaUud c.ioiate and the virgin rich'
ness of our soil, only this system of tank
irrigation is needed to make JNew Alexi
co in modern timos what Mesopolami
was in days of old. A. W, A.
Las Vegas, N M., June 2, 1686.
Loealettea.
Granstam & McCrillis have executed
a nice job in putting up some awnings
for a house on the south side of the
Plaza.
Dick Newby has sub-rented tbe house
on seventh street recently moved into
by E. P. Sampson. Tbe latter will take
rooms at the Occidental hotel, while his
family are absent in tne states.
The account of tbe Albuquerque love
feast, given in a special dispatch to Tbe
gazette yesterday morning, was pre
pared by a man on the Bpot, and was
true to tne minutest particular, let re
publicans say what tbey may to tbe
contrary.
There have been stolen from parties
in our cuy. toree lour per cent, regis
tered bonds, of the issue of July 14, 1870
ana January zu, lmi. mey are num
bers 23,944 and 22.945, for tiOOeacb. and
number 1,348, for $500. All parties are
cautioned against purchasing these
bonds should tbey be thrown on tbe
market.
The parties menti oned in yesterday1
Gazette as desiring to secure the po
sition of deputy sheriff, with the ulter
ior motive of ousting the present pelioe
force on the east tide, deny that suoh
was their motive. They were solicited
to take tbe position mentioned, and the
petition to have them appointed was
circulated by others than themselves,
The Gazette wishes to do no one any
injustice, and is always ready to correct
any mistake wnicn may have crept into
its columns.
This evening is the time appointed for
me lecture oi uoionei soon at tbt Bap
tist church, for tbe benefifrof the Ladies'
Relief society. Colonel Scott is said to
be a good talker, and he bas seleoted
for his theme a subject in which he is
thoroughly at home "Some Piotures
From Bible History and Poetry." No
doubt tbe lecture will be a feast of fat
things. Then, too, there will be music
by some of tbe best talent of our city.
Over and above all, the cause itself
pleads with overyone for patronage.
Let tbe bouse be tilled tonight.
The rain yesterday was a blessing
but not in disguise. Any one could tee
millions in It as it fell in refreshing co
piousness from tbe cloud canopied sky.
A change was wrought in the appear-
PERSONAL.
Item Concerning People and Their
Dolnga.
A., T. S. F. R. R. TIME TAflLE.
unday, Jui eeth, 1830. Mountain
In effect
u,iie.
AiiKive
7:30 p m
7:40 a ni
a m
6:4J p m
AIR LI XI.
THAIHS
101.. Cala. A Mexiso Ex..
Kit.... Atlantic Kl
107... Fust Freight ,
I d.... Fast Freight
DirAiT
7:15 p m
- a in
10:00 am
t:15 p ra
HOI (PRIMOS BRANCH.
I.y. Las Vega
8:09 a m
1:K a m
18:30 p m
6:45 p m
7 M p tn
Traína
201..Bxpresa..
V1..Kxpresa..
ftifi..Erpreea..
S07..Kxureaa..
209.. El reaa..
Ar Hot ap'ngs
B:3Qam
10:4tam
12:85 p m
Slop m
8:80 p m
Ar La Vega
Traína.
Ot Hot Bp'nga
Wm. Vawter, Lamy. was in the city
yestordsy. - .
E. J . Wileox and family have re; urn
ed to the ranch, -
James Roberts, from Los Colonias,
came in yesterday.
T. Jarnmillo and two children are in
the city from Loa Lunas.
John Pawlev leaves todav tor the
ranch near Fort Sumner. ..
Frank Cayote and wife, ot Sapello,
spent yesterday in tbe city.
Lorenzo Labadie. father of the west
side postmaster, is up from Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Hyatt yesterday left with the re
mains of her daughter lor Indianap
olis.
James E. Whitmore, wife and daugh
ter, and Miss Winn, left yesterday for
Gallinas Springs.
Mrs. Crispell, wife of the Bridge street
nrtiat,has gone for a summer visit to
Baitle Creek, Miobigan.
Mrs. Doctor Olnev was among the
passengots for the east yesterday. She
re-visits jer old Home at Warsaw,
Indiana.
Dr. Henriques is quite ill at his resi
dence in this city, though be was some
what better last nignt than be bad baeu
for a day or two.
Mrs Kleder, wife of tbe Bridge street
grocer, left yesterday for their old
home at Warsaw, Indiana. She will be
gone for a few weeks.
Leonard Blytbe bas gone to Kinsley,
Kansas, to see about the shipment of
the large number of cattle be recently
bought from A. D. Crook.
J. J. Dolan, of Lincoln, was in the
city yesterday with Mrs. Dolan, on their
way to a six weeks' trip in new lorn.
Mr, Dolan is one of the leading men in
his section, and witball a good dem
ocrat.
Mrs. Rotbgeb, wife ot our well known
brewer, left yesterday for Quincy. Ill,
Quincy was tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Kotbgeb before tbey came to iNew Mex
ico, and they now have a daughter there
at school.
Dr. N. J. Pettijohn and bride came
down from tbe Springs yesterday and
spent tbe day with the family cf S. S.
Mendenball. The doctor enjoyed meet
ing old friends and renewing tbe amen
ities of social life.
7:40a ru an. .Expre aa.. 7:15am
Win 3"4.. Expresa.. 9:30am
ll:H0am Bi prese. . 11:05am
5:$tpm 20..Kxpre8.. (t:0Hpm
7:80 pm 10., Expiran,, 7:06pm
Cut freight traína Noa. 107 and in carry
passengers between Raton and Abuquerqiie.
Trains 101 and 108 run through betwetn Kao
aaa Cliy and Kl Paso, connecting at Albuquer-
?ue with Atlantic & Pac 1 no express to and
ram California via afojave, for polnta north
and via Waterman and lite California Southern
it. R. , for Loa Angeles. Colton, San Diego and
southern California. Short passenger traína
will connect with lol and loi at Rinoon and
will run between Rinoon and Deming.
Ticket on aale for all principal poluta eiat
and west.
Baggnge not checked for fast freight trains
107 and 108.
J. E. MOOBB,
Agent Las Vegut, N. M .
The Lateat Style of
Lawns,
Buntings,
Dress Goods
And a Foil Line of ,
WHITE GOODS
Just received Also a fine Une of
Laces, Embroideries and Aliover
Laces and Embroideries.
Call and examine Bur new stock of
Dry Uooda,
N. L. Rosenthal &. Sons.
JjK. Si. onLKV.
RESIDENT DENTIST, OCULIST
AKD ATJRIST
LIS VEGAS, - NEW HJfXICO.
Tna SupRKMa ooükt of New Mixico. 1
Er.iKHA V Lono. Chief Juatlca. i
Santa Ph. New Mexico, Jan. i o, '8J.)
1 lie hearer of tbls la Dr. olney, of ttarnaw,
(ndlann. 1 liare known him for the past Hi
teea years He is a man of Slrlct integrity,
honorable in bualnosa. of fine aoc'al and bus
iness qualities, worthy the corfldence of anr
community. He waa regarded as one of the
moat accomplished dentiRt in Mrthern Indi
ana. He has given auecial atudy and en
Inyed good opportunities aa an oooullst and
auriftt. i tHKe great pieanure m recommend
ing Dim aa man rcepeciareuaoie.
Kuxprctfully, Elihha V. Lona,
. Chief Justine of N. II.
Wm. lireeden, W. .
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ATTORNEYS AT LAV,
Wm. M. 'luun manager of the collection Í6'
partment
First National Bank Block,
LM VEGAS - - NEW MEXICO
j u. jettijoiis, m.
"consulting physician
' Answers letter of inquiry foin Invalide,
P. O. Bex 89,
LAS VEGAS HOT 8PBIXGS, NEW MEXICO
J.
B. DUDLEY, M. D.
Offloe: Sixth St. near Doug-las Aye.
THE CITY SHOE STORE!
NO. 17 Center Street.
RÉllí GiÉ it Pillar Prices !
C. H. SPORLEDER,
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
" if CTST BECEIVBD
Ladles' Donstola- Kid Button.
Ladles' French Kid Button.
Ladles)' Fine American Kid Button;
. Misses Fine American Button.
In B, C, D, and B widths.
Also, a Good Assortment of Boys' Boots.
The above goods made to orlar expresily for my trade. warraatM in
reaper!.
Ladies who aeslre a Flrat-claaj Shoe Dressing will find the sama in gottinr the Alm,l
Pollen. Contains Oil, and will prove euporlor to all athare for Lallea' Fine Shoes. A1,n0B,,
' CHAS. TI. SP0RLEDER, Sole Agent. "
THE GOLDEN RULE PRIZE PUZZLE.
Ucaldenoei Main Street. bctwcrktovtnlh and
KIghtu. .
LAS VfGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
p H. SK1PWIT1I, M. D.
Office in Klhlberg Block.
Office hour;, from II to 1 p. m.
LAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXK10.
Q1 O. WOOD,
k ARCHITECT AND ENCIHEER,
Plane and apeciflcatlona made for atl klnde
of construction. Also surveys n.apa and
plata.
LAS VKGAB (Sixth Street) NEW MEXICO.
D
R. F. H. WILSON,
DENTIST.
OfUce and residence Glven'a
PostofSce.
LAS VEGAS.
Block, west of
NEW MEXICO
J ATTORNEY AT LAV,
Office t National St., opposite Court House,
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO,
FRANK LE DUO, .
fnctal Tailor and Cutter,
A Choice Selection ol Suitings, Coat
ings and Pantaloonings.
Always Guarantee Satisfaction.
West Bridgf) Street.
Las Vegas. New Mexioo.
J. D. O'Rhtaw, W. L. Puro,
Q'BHYAN & FIERCE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OBcc in New Opera House Block,
LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO,
EMMETT,"
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
Office, Stern's Block, Bridge St,
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO,
J.
H. fc W. 6, KOOGLEB ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Notary Public.
Dftioe on Bridge street, two door we it of
Postolflcfl.
LAP VEGAS.
NEW MEXIOO
. Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. 1,131.
Land Office at Sahta Ff, Ñ. M.,1
MaySl,l86. f
Notice is hereby given that the fnllowlnr
named settler haa filed notic of his intention
to make final p oof tn support of hi) claim,
and that eald proof will be made be'ore ihe
probate judge of Ban Ulguel county, at Laa
Vcgae, N. M., on July4, 1838, via: í'rnnoisoo
Galleirns, of San Miguel county, N. M.. for the
E", ol'SE of aec. U, T. 1(1, N. H. 80, east.
lléname the following witnesses to prove
hia continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, aaid land vl : Jose Leyva, Luciano
Gallegos, Hamon Fuzutea and Tomaa Hacncco,
allot Gallegos poetoRice, New Mexico. .
Cuarub F. Eabhv, Hegliter.
ILFELD'S
Is the Place to See a New Stock of
Carpetings, Matting, Rugs, Upholstery Goods,
ALSO
O XT Ha-T AINS
Lace, Scrim. Raw Silk and Plush
"Would also call attention to a lot of cpeap Wall Papers which
V " will be sold
CHEAP TO CLOSE.
When in want of anything in Dry Goods,
Furniture and Bedding, Don't Forget
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PROPOSITION.
let. To the person sending ua a cor
rect solution of this Puzzlo, describing
every move required, In tho fewest
words, we will give an order of $25 to
apply toward the purchase of
MERCHANDISE
S) (lays from data of Award.
2d. To the second best, an order of
t0.
3d. To the third boat, an order of
el5.
4th. lo the fourth beat, an order of
6th. To tbe ten noxt best, f 1 In Mer
chandise of any description desired.
CONDITIONS:
Every Competitor will write In lnk
on one at e of paper, and sign name,
which will be re. orded in a book. Thla
contest will close at 12 M., December 1,
1886, and the awards made at 13 M.,
December 16, 1880.
DIRECTIONS.
Plane white buttons on the four upper
figures and black buttona on the four
lower finuras. 'J he puzzle Is to change
the white buttons to the lower figures
and tbe blaok buttons to the upper tig- -urts
by moving and Jumping; never
move more than one ligure at a time;
never Jump more than one button, and
alvcaysju-npa button of opposite color;
white buttona must be moved down
ward only, anl black ones upward
only.
tur. r. cooks.
HENRY O.COORS.
CCORS BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Sealers In
House Furnishing; Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Hattinirs, Etc,
ntts Pis
Sporting Goods, Ranges, Cook and Heating- Stoves, GrateSi
Lumber Lath,' Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS
NEW MEXICO.
Tony's . Bath Rooms.
Jk!tMí ' J E Bridge
Street
near
Gazette
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
33TJTT
Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour
A.T
MANtl-ACTCREH OF
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
Til H SUPPLIBD.
lias Vegas,
New Mexioo.
THOMAS SIZRIE, '
Dealer in Fruits of all Kinds
CSNTBB STUEET. ONE DOOB EAST OF SPORLKDEB'S SHOB BTORK.
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