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LAS VEGAS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1886. ; i
PRICE, FIVE CENTS-
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' ' ; IBSTABLISHED IN 1881.1
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. The MeaHrha - í
CELL THE
REAL ESTATE
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On North Side of Douelaa Are
Cheep to Cash Buyer, Fine Location.
Ateo ut Buyer lor '
A GOOD PAYING WELL ESTAB
LISHED BUSINESS.
These desiring Real Batata or a butinesa st
loir prions can nod to aune tor sals on our
. took. . - . . , x : . . ,
If You Want to Buy
Call tad tea oar list of property, both realty
ana
norsoaal.
HOUSES TOR RENT.
A Good Lies of
Outside Real Estate-
cos.-era asd Dotraxjn,'
fv, fv, I : ' ? mm
LAS VÍGrAS. ; ; NEW MEXICO
NOTARY FÜBLIO.
Santa Fe, N. II.
First-Class in all Appointments
OO Per ;xxy.
atM (or familial slaying mora than a week
RUMSEY Sc. SOW
111
Of Las Vecas.
GEO. J. U1NKEL, Preildent.
A. A. KEEN, Caihler.
CAPITAL $50,000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL. BANK
. ING BUSINESS.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFAV
Bridge Street. Las Yeeas. Tí. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
IN SEASON.
Imported goods of all kinds
V
Confectionery, Clears,
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TOBÜ.OOO.
J. S. ELGTOfJ,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGER,;
. , ' ?;';:'ao Vjfff
DECORATOR.
THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP ASD AM-
PL FACILITIES. :
nai in Wall Finer. Glass. Window Bun.
anp Painters supplies of all kinde.
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office,
Gazette Job. Office
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Can tara eat wark ealeksr, la better styls 4
at bw prices taaa sai otaar u w w
WISE
wul a Bnjn for
117x150 fl, Unimoroved
UtrefLa Vegas. ... --..
FOU.'IO GUILTY
Of Harder in the First
Degree ,
Was the Terdict of the Jury In
?' , the Maxwell Cane. ;
Vest and Ingalls Fight v in tne
. ' Senate Chamber. -,'
Provisions of the Recently Pass
' ed Oleomargarine Bill."
Spark' Craiy Coaduot to be Investigated
by tha Senate Other
- - Newsy Note. ...V
, (What the Oleo BUI Provides, x
Washington, June 5. The oleomar
garine bill as it passed the house, con
tains tne following features: Batter is
defined to be a food product made ex
clusively from milk or cream or both,
with or without common salt, and with
or . without . additional . coloring
matter. Oleomargarine, as .defined,
is all substances , made of oleo
margarine, butterine, oil, lardine, suine
and neutral, all lard extracts and tallow
cxtraots, and all mixtures and tallow
compounds, beet tat, suet, lard, lard
oil, vegetable oil, annotts and other
coloring matter in which fat aad offal
fat made in imitation or semblanoe of
butter, or when so made, are calculated
or intended to be sold as butter. Speoial
taxes are imposed as follows: Un man
ufacturers, 600; on wholesale dealers,
$480; on retail dealers, $480. The exist
ing revenue laws, so far as applibable,
ar made to apply to these special taxes.
Penalties ara imposed ou any person
who shall deal in oleomargarine with
out paying a special tax. Provision is
inaae tor tae proper stamping and la
beling of every package of oleomargar
ine. A tax of five cents a pound is im
posed on all oleomargarine manufac
tured and sold and a penalty is pre
scribed for the purchase and sale of
leomargarine net branded or stamped
aoooroing to law. A number oi the sec
tions of the bill are devoted to provid
ing machinery to carry the law into ef
fect, i. t
Wasbikqtoh, June 5. --Senators In
galls and Vest today had a personal en
oounter in the senate, resulting from a
discussion of Ingalls' resolution of in
quiry as to the authority of the secreta
ry of the interior for issuing the order
auapendlng entries of publto lands un
der the laws. .
The oleomargarine bill was laid before
the senate but its consideration was
postponed tor a few days.
1'he Ingalls resolution of inquiry into
the cause of the issuing by Hparks of
his now famous order was agreed to.
- Senator Blair today reported favor
ably from the oommittee on laboran
amendment to the sundry civil bill, pro
posing an appropriation of 100,000 Bland
dollars to aid in the establishment of a
sohool in Utah, under the direction of
the Industrial Home association of
Utah. The object of the amendment is
stated to be te aid in the suppression of
polygamy. .
Maxwell Found Guilty.
St. Louis, June 6. About noon the
Jury proceeded to take a ballot, after
muoh arguing among obstinate mem
bers. The ballots were collected and
counted by the foreman who found that
tnere was msonoea upon eacn "guilty."
A deputy sheriff was summoned and he
wiii told that the jury had a communi
cation to make to the court. The sher
iff took the twelve men m charge and
filed them to their sent, where they re
mained standing, while the fireman
from a slip oi paper read. "We. the
jury, find the prisoner guilty of murder
in tne nrat aeeree as set loitn in tue in
dictment" - - -
. -:. - 'i".,:- Bue Kail. - -. I
At Washington-t-Nationals, 8; St. Lou
is, 4.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 8; Cincin
nati. 1.
At Baltimore Metropolitans, 4; Bal
timore, 7.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 15; Athlet
ics, 10. -
At New York Chicago, 4; New
York, 0.
-. At Bo ton Kansas City, 4; Boston, 10.
At Philadelphia Detroit, 8; Philadel
phia, 0; fourteen innings.
..' lire Stock Market.
Kansas Cm, June 5.
V. . ÍJMI uwwpnv, ' tut. .UIIUI,UW
125. Market active and firm : on all good
fat ahipping steers; butchers steers
and cows steady; feeders and stackers,
firm: mixsd grass stuff weak and slow.
. - t,. ! , - vHicaoo, june o,
' CATTi.iv-Receiptsn.O0O: market, slow
nominally steady! shipping steers. 950
1,000 poonas, 4,uos3.ou; stooxers ana
feeders, $2.75$4.00; through Texas cat
tle, fa.ooiat4.25. .
Victorious Hanlan. , , ,
' Toborto, Jne 4. The three mile
double scull raoe here today was won
byHaulan and Lee, who beat Hasmer
and MoKay by ten lengths in 5;00 8-5.
The water was very rough.
Sparks to be Inventlf ated. .
Washington, June 5, It is declared
likely that-Commissioner Sparks' -action
in suspending the timber -culture
laws wul be made the subject of a con
grewional inquiry. -
A FEW FACTS.
Our Society Writer IndulfM In Plata
Truth.
Las YioAs, June 5. It has long been
the boast of western plaoes and west
ern people, that they ignored all kinds
of ceremony. "No formality,'" they cry.
This freedom from the conventional
shackles with which societv in eastern
cities almost invariably hampers her de
votees, imparts a racy ana delightful
oharacter to Las Vegas entertainments,
but their is -such a thing as transcending
the limits.
Mrs. Kindly gives an "evening" to a
party of friends of both- sexes, among
then she includes Mr. Free-and-Easy,a
great favorite with the ladies, chiefly
because he is "the fashion." Air. Free-and-Easv
enjoys Mrs. Kindly's party,
more than any one else. Unasked be
assumes the role of master of ceremo
nios.laughs long and oonsumedly at bis
own feeble wit, addresses all of the
young ladies present by their Christian
names without so much as a vestige of
a "handle," comments favorably and
freely unon the refreshments offered,
and makes himself as thoroughly at
home as possible.
Mr. Free-and-Easy, however, negleots
to pay a party oall, beoauee ef bis nu
merous other engagements which con
flict with his duty in this particular. He
meets Mrs, Kindly at a social dance,
some two or three weeks subsequent,
and has not even sufficient courtesy to
request the favor of a quadrille.
We would not make dancing obliga
tory ufon any of our gentlemen friends,
but such flagrant violation of the com
monest laws of politeness as we have
been witnesses to, oan only be compar
ed to a ball costume composed of a
dressing gown and embroidered slip
pers. We believe the human family as a
class to be charitably inolined, at least
we have never seen anvone in our walk
of life, who had not somewhere in his
neart, a son spot tor nis uniortunate
brother. . -
The exercise of unlimited benevolence
is reset ved for those - possessing: unlim
ited means; not so discriminating, how
ever, are our churches and societies for
the publio good.
Mr. Small-Means has a family to sup
port. Ue holds a position as clerk in a
store. On Monday morning while
using nis oianaisnmenis to induce Mrs.
Portly to purchase .a dress, that lady
turns on him with a request, framed in
the most seductive language, to buy a
couple of tickets to some entertainment
for the benefit of something or some-
oody. -
Mr. Small-Means does not feel like
makinir a statement of his finaooial
standing to Mrs. Portly, who, to do her
justice, is animated only by a laudable
desire to dispose of her tickets.
She urge the matter, bmall-ileans,
who is naturally chivalrous, oan not
bear to inconvenience a lady, besides,
it might alienate her "custom;" finally
out of sheer desperation takes two.
Un Tuesday there is a nre and Wed
nesday morning a subscription paper
for the benefit of the sufferers, is circu
lated. Small-Means is again oalled
upon to contribute his "mite."
Beiore tne ena oi the weex, some
man dies and leaves a fauilv destitute
or Small-Means meets on the street a
bars-foot child, whose forlorn condi
tion touches him to the extent of a new
pair of shoes, "for the sake of his own
little ones." So, that by the time the
monthly stipend oomes in, patient Mrs.
Small-Means has to dispense with many
a necessity and the children are de
prived of many an innocent amusement.
All ye promoters of obarities and
workers in the great oause of good works,
proceed with your enterprises. They
are laudable and deserve encourage
ment, but exercise sufficient discrimi
nation in your demands to avoid "robb
ing Peter to pay Paul," and above all
things, have pity on your oo-worker
Small-Means.
PERSONAL.
Miss Kitty Gross, who baa been.
since her first introduction here, one of
society's favorites, leaves on Thursday
next tor a six months' visit to St. Louis
and other eastern points. Miss Gross
will be entertained by her coosin Mrs.
Steigers. When we say that Miss Kitty
will be missed greatly we are voicing
the sentiment of her numerous friends
and admirers.
Mr. C. C. Hall, the popular traveling
man, who has made for himself such
hests of friends in our city, will, in a
few days lead to the altar Miss Maohette,
the daughter of a Baptist minister of
Booneville, Missouri. Miss Maohette is
both beautiful and accomplished. Miss
May. Donlop, of our city, will officiate
aa one of the bridesmaids. Contrary to
the expectations of his friends Mr. Hall
will make Albuquerque his place of res
idence. Dr. Honriques still remains very ill
While branding some cattle recently he
was quite seriously injured. Dr. Tip
ton is in attendance, and in suoh excel
lent hands we may surely hope for our
friend's speedy recovery.
Rev. James Fraser. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, is still confined to
bis bed. Typhoid lever, a disease ai
wavs difficult to handle, seems to have
made such inroads on his constitution
as to painfully retard his improvement.
' Another engagement is whispered
about. The "oat was let out of the bag"
by one of the younger children. The
"big ears of the little pitoher" should
be borne in mind.
The publicity given to matters of the
heart, in the present day; !n fact, the
publioity afforded everything makes ex
istence a life in a show-case. We oan
only be thankful, that as yet science has
discovered no probe for the realm of
nought. -
Sooiety has been resting from its la
bors tbis weec. no aanoes, no private
D&rties. no amusement of any nature.
Why not institute a Tennis olub, an
Archery olnb; anything to keep us from
stagnating.. 6 i ... . .
The "Montezuma Club" has been
"house-cleaning." No one can escape
the tyranny of the mop and broom.
Mother Goose, we remember, reoog-
nized the necessity of "sweeping the
oobwebs off the sky." -; v , :
0. L HOUGHTON,
WHOLESALE
STOVES, FIRE ARMS
AND
AMMUNITION.
Lancen stock In Nw Mexico In the Hard
ware Une
Barb Fence Wire
At Bannf leturer's prices with aotusl freight
added, aanulaoturer of all kinds of
Tin, coppor
AND
SHEET IRON.
Stoies in East and West Las
Vegas-
8econd door irom Post Office. '
S. I. NORTH & BE0.
FTjnD
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&uneniiGa.s.
Prescriptions a tipeclalty.
011 ALL NICHT,
Choleo Wlnes and Liquors for
Medical Purposes.
A FIRS LINK Of CIGARS.
R. H, COLLINS,
AROHXTBOT,
Contractor and Builder,
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All work dooe with neataaaa aad dlspatoh.
. satiuaotion (uaranteeu in every reapeei.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
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' t A BPKOlALtr. I f;i .
SHOP ON LLNCOLN AVENUE
First door west of O. A. B. Hall.
MARTIN BROS-
' Dealers la
KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND RYE
WHISKIES,
AND DISTILLERS AGENTS.
California Wine and Brandy,
Our Whiskies are uarchued direct from the
distillery in Kentuakr aad placed In the D. 8.
bondod warehouses, from where they are with
drawn when Iged. And our patrons will Sod
our prices at all times reasonable and as low
as fl.-st-olaas guodt can b sold.
Agents lir Brunswlola-Batke Collenderoom
namr billiard tables and supplies, aad the
Cleveland Dauoet company.
H.W.WYMAN,
The Jo7olor.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
CENTER STREET.
PONDER & P0RNE,
Plumbers.Gas and Steam Fitters.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction, v
Sixth St., Eaat mm Vegeta.
All west side orders attended to by A, J.
Houghton, Bridge Bt. Telephone 26. ,
PARK HOUSE
' Southeast corner of park,
LAB VEGAS HOT SPRINGS, N. M
MBS. M, ADAMS, Proprietress.
Kates 11.00 per ear i ea.Ouand SlO.OS per wees
ilarduare!
A ceapMe lla ef - ?
Part Drtig Store
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CSTiOUISJWftj
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Lager Beep
browne & manzanares co.
Sole Asente for
Las? Vegas and Sooorro.
ALSO
DISTRIBUTINGr AGENTS
Las Vegas Lager Beer.
a. c. schiudt,
; Manufacturer of
Wagons and Carriages
i- . Anddi alor la
HEAVY HARDWARE,
venr kind of wazon material on hand
dorse shoeing and renalrina a sneoialtv.
(trend Avenue and Seventh Street, Baal Las
veras.
PLAZA PHARMACY.
E. O. MURPHEY k CO.
Always on hand a full assortment of Une hair
tooth, nail and infant Drushee, ete, totlolse,
rubber and ivory eomba, toilet and bathing
sponges, powder puffs, powder boxes, pom
ades, toilet and bath soaps, chamois skins,
perfumery, fancy roods, etc Physicians' pre
scription, carefully compounded .
Blaaebara'i New Ballsing en Bridge Street,
uppeuie auapp'e euacasmita aaep.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
The. Snug.
Bridge St., Ktxt Deer te Depet.
A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
MBALS OR LVBOH At ALL HOURS. .
OYSTERS AND ALL DELIOAOIE8
of the season served on short pottos.
J. BINOLE, Proprietor.
If you wtnt an elegant meal or lunoh,
patronise
INrXJG-.
XT. TU. EVA liTS,
NEW PHOTO OAILERY
ART and CURIOSITY STORE.
Views of, las Vegas and vicinity. Frames
' mauet
to order.
Blanke
Indian Pottery and Blankets and other
atlve Curiosities.
saOBailroad Ave Opera Bouse Block.
LAS YEOAS, - HKW MEXICQ.
T- TNT.- BJFtTILilllSTTe
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BSTABuenaD ltso.
J. J. FITZGERRELL, .
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. A'.HL Hi ' ZiZVll r,
Real Estate
AND ,
Financial Aent for Capitalists;
Cos. Gravo Ave. amd Ckktxk 8T.7
Las Vegas, NeW líeáco!
a spboialtv mauk inikyb9ttho kwu
Loaning monbt fob bastbrn capi
talists, or WHOM I BAVS A lARUB
LXNS Or 00RRJS8PUXDBMTS. iu.Jl i ,.
1 have DNOflUAL raUILrriKS tor the
rVKSTIOATIUH of TITLES and a THOBOOUH :
KNOWLEDU8 of the PEOPLB, enabling me
to nuke INVESTMENTS ef all kinds, tuck as
the purcbue of RANCH, GRANT aad CITY
PKOPKBTT, and making UIANS for CAPI- "I
TA LISTS to bettor ASVANTA8B than they .
oan for TUBMSELYBtt. . T 4
There Is a grand future before -JTSW KBZ. t
ICO. Business Is beginning to look up rap
Idly. Now is tbe time to make In rj (meats be- . 1
fore prioea ádranos too high
There has been a marked Improvement' in
REAL ESTATE during the peat 00 says, and. ,
there is no doubt the oomlng spring will wit s
oess a sharp advance In REAL KSTATE.Whea ,,
thoee who made lnvestmeota la property will .
reap a rioh reward. - . , -M
Tne Incoming tide of boalnesa improve eat ,
is beginning to be felt and will oause a genu
Ine boom the eomlng year. Mow Is the time ..
to Invest. "A hint to the wise la suSolent." '
I B AVE FOR SALS one of the ,best paring
well established manufacturing enterprises la
the Territory. Can be bought to an ad rae tare, a
I HAVE FOR 8ALB one of the best business .
corners in the oity, renting for M per seat oa
the Investment . . ; ..:
1 HAVB FOR SALE an elegant piece of real- '
denoe property In aa excellent aelghborheed, i
that la paying 90 per cent en the investment.
I have a business opening; fot SS,0W ta SIS,- '
000 that is absolutely safe, and will par from .
SO to 83 per oent on the Inwstmenti '
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, I '
have a fine stocked ranch for sale that wl U pv
a lam Interest on the Investment Come au cr
seemy list of grant, ranch and cattle Invest
ments before purchasing elsewhere. s
I HAVB the largest line of rents. Improved . ,r
and unimproved property lor sale to be found ' "
In the city. . - ; , , . . -.
FOit BABOAWS ef all kinds in BBAL KS
TATB oall on FITZGEBRELL,' you . will Sad & )
him alive to business Internets aad courteous '
to alL Before inveetlag, oall and see him; "''
riUgerreU's Guide io New Mulos, (fee to , -,
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Down t with High Prices!:,
The Lara est Stack
, la the elty yjet Bea'eel. ' -1 V-'
From this time on we will sell "
only for Cash In order to reduce ,n
prices on all kinds of goods- 3
Tbe following are some of our tf f
prices: ' - - ' - -
, i'; 100 pieces cabpbtV 7s -
Hemp, 4-Í.... .lee pervert"
Gotten, 4ri.i... ,.,0per yard .
Wool and Cotton. 4-4 ,...6oe per yard
All wool, extra super floe, 4-4......TSsper yard a
Best all wool, e-4 JOo per yard .
Hruaseiis, s-4 .too ner vers
Body Brussels, v..f ...,....1.0y to 1.SS
v. tv ,.r. ei.se per yam
' , - JUOME8TIC BBPARTMENT.
CommoB ..........M yards for II W .,
Medium. .A..V..1S yards for SI W '.
Beet standard,. .....,.., ..,47;yarq tor l. '
SOO PlaaM HamaatlM.' uai,J' 'J
Caave Blver, M.......... .
yard for SI M
..IS yard, for $1.00 ,
..16 yards nll.tn '!
..Uyard, fflg ,
...U yards for
security, 7-S
Industry, 4-4
Farmers' Choice. 4-4..
Blaokstone, A, 4-4,
00 Pleoes Ginghams. ' k
Common. ............... I..... .Hyardi for 11.00 :
Good standard,. ......V ...,..U yards for il.OD ,
Fine 10 yards for il.W 3
Dress Patterns S yard for il.M .:
We will also sell All Jflods in 1
the same nrotiortlon mm the Ahnv t
prices. Hotting yon will oall to '
see our immense. stocBvwe re-oa
main, ..rours respeotlully
:h:rotoo:&íbo.
N . E. Oer. of PlezeV J
' r3e
;. - ii. - j ' . ' ' -en . . .. "?
Msuufactunr and dealer in -
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Tin, Cooper, Sheetlrcrt Ware
'I' '.'. ' ' X ' .1 1'i "'J
Eave-TrouRhs, Tío Booflap?, Uamp .
'- " stoves and miners' ooiflts. - '
us veoas,; 'hJt
i.ir.t
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DEALER IBJ ( -'r .
Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Silver pitches, Gold Chains, t
ají avwQ iD)
j Pins and Sleeve Buttons,
Silveiware, f nilgre Jewelry.
Repaying oí Fine Watches a
;ín', 4 SpedaltT. .;.
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