The Las Vegas gazette., June 06, 1886, Image 4

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THE IAS VEGAS GAZETTE-SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1888.
HEADQUARTERS
t'OK ALL TRADERS.
Calvin Fisk's
. Real Estate,
RENTAL AND LOAN AGENCY
Office Sixth St., opposite poitoffice.
BAST.; LAB ' TBOA8. -
MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE SECURITY.
HOUSES TO RENT
Baalnees property, orlee 14,900, taste ruar'
sued (or a year, at fl60 per month.
Hosld.no property for Ml, prio 91,000;
pays per ilea lnveatmeat.
A few oholo lota for aala at reasonable
lauras. .
Basloase chancea for aala.
Don.t forge t eom and aaa na bf or mak
lag investments.
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 6.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Visit Brans' Art and Curiosity Store.
Godlrey at Kleder & Camp
beU'a. . - '
A maenifieent line of new goods.
suitable for present, Just unpacked at
Bartieti's.
Godlrey and slater at Kleder &
jampoeira.
Wir th. inpaat. hnnnH in tha rt n mm
the most palatable mixed drinks, go to
toe Arcade saloon, .Railroad avenue.
It U hard to down a good man,
God trey. .
Bill head. Ton have used ud all
your bill beads this month.- Order a
new lot from ihb uazkttb jod omoe.
Our motto on commercial printing
"Quick work, finest style and low
prloes." Try Thb Gazettb office for a
wane.
The finest ice cream in the oity is to
be had at the parlors of Mesdames
Bromaren ft Wilson, next door to the
farmers novel.
New type and good workmen. The
best of stock and rapid movement. 1'be
way Job printing is executed at The
uazette onioe.
Lear orders for ice at Leon & Co.'s
west side, and Wells, Fargo ft Co.'s of
floe on east side.
Montezuma Ick Co.
Godfrey la our eren nine cream
ery batter, Uodtrey's sister Is
Jrenulne dairy butter, but sella for
ess money tban Godfrey. Kleder
ft Campbell.
Fresh pineapples? plums and aprioois
received today at Boffa's on Bridee
street. Oranges, bananas and other
fruits always on hand.
Telephones Ho. 81 or' 43 will catch
Tbb Uazittk offloe.. Order jour sta
tionery this morning and it will be
ready when you want It. ' -. . -
Printing. Our specialty. We oan
get out your work for you now on the
sank DAT a ordered . Save time and
money by ordering your work at The
Gazette, í
Families oan be supplied with porter,
ale, beer, wines and fine champagne at
McDonald's, in the Givens block, on
Bridge street. Also One brandies and
'78 whiskies. , - --- ;
It was cold last evening: but it will be
the eoldest day New Mexico ever saw
when Jewelry can be bought anywhere
else in the city as low as it can at 11. W.
Wymaa's, the Center street jeweler.
Lost A nrold chain bracelet on Thiirs
day evening between the Baptist church
and the west side. A liberal reward
will be paid for it return to this office
or toe residence oí Mr. H. Hirsch.
Th ladies of the Presbvterian . Aid
coeisty will hold their next mee tine
Thursday, June 3d, at the residence of
airs. J, a. vision, aii mends win be
welcome to these afternoon sociables,
wneiner memoers or not.
' ' KoUoa of Round-TJp.
Owing to the poor condition of cattle
through lack of water and grass, the
rouna-up of tne Ben raDge is put on
until such time as oattle shall be in con
dition to be worked, when notice will
b given. , M. Slattkrt,
General Manager.
1 ta th Fine Importe.
THIS "ILiOII,n
Is the next size to our "Gerster" and
is composed of selected imported wrap
pers and choioest Vuelta Abajo filler
with Spanish workmanship. (On open
ing these cigars smokers, will find the
filler nioely booked and rolled up in
binder style.)
The only place they can be obtained
inLss Vegas is at Chris bellman's Club
saloon.
TeIepkH 30.
Belden & Wilson's
BAIXT BUXAETIX.
- Colorado '
STRAWBERRIES
f - California :: ; ,
VEGETABLES-
Wo always keepon hand the
. best butter tn the
!" ' market. !' .. l"
BUSINESS FIRMS.
Whose Enterprise and Energy
i Make Las Vegas the Metro
polis of the Southwest.
Bridaba Again Davvle Bound Over A
Fait Charge And Other Gleaning
Garnered From the Fields of Local
Life.
There are merchant in Las Vega
who for business enterprise would be
valuable acquisitions to any eity. They
carry large stocks of goods, are alive te
the demands of the trade, and have at
heart every enterprise looking to the
growth and development of out city.
' C. H. 8POBLEDER,
the Center street boot and shoe man is
of tins number. A visit to his rooms
will find him surrounded by case up
on case 01 1001 wear oi tne latest de
sigas, most Artistic finish and '.desirable
material. From the tiny shoe for the
baby, which a man can soarcelyput up
on nis luumD, to tne nip doom of the
stockman; everything can found. But
it Is in the ladies department that the
most bewildering- variety of si vies pre
sents itself. ' Une who cannot find at
sporleder's something to suit his taste,
neea not iook anywnere else.
N. L. ROSENTHAL ft SONS
are another firm which comes under
the designation of our oaotior.. Havino-
their store on Railroad avenue, and car
rying a iare bioce oi general supplies,
they have an immense trade from the
country as well as the city. They buy
directly from the eastern market, one
of the firm making his regular trips to
Mew York, where he makes bis
selections. That they know the wants
of their customers, ttnd display taste
and skill in- providing fur them, is evi
denced from the busy scene which their
store always presents. .
' i " a. L. LEON ft CO.,
the Plaza bakers and grooers, fall not
huMnri In ha .... m.-. . in- TAl. -
fort to outer to the pbysisal needs of
their customers by supplying tbe best
of everything that tbe market affords, is
a matter well known in tbe community
and Highly appieoiatwi by the constant
ly widening circle of their customers.
Their public spirit is shown by their
earning over foreign oranas oi nour and
devoting themselves to the handling of
tnat wmcn is maae nere in our own city.
J. s. ELSTON,
painter and general decorator of houses,
must by added to our list. Tbe work
be lias done in Las Vegas is trulv artis-
.tio and cannot be surpassed anywhere.
many oiour omce sna private houses,
under his sIciKut exjt utioa of tbe de
signs his taste has conceived, have been
made real studieslof art. things of beau
ty, which will be joys as Iocs, a tbeven-
uure.
EEAL ESTATE MEN
have done a great deal for the town.
Such monas A. A. & J. H. Wise. Cal
vin Fisk and J. J. Fitzgerrell are a
Dieseing to any community. Through
their labors the country has been adver
tised, and peoplo and money have been
orougnt in to aaa to our growth both
numerically and financially. They
have done more to develoo our resour
ces ano maxe tnetu Known abroad than
an other agencies oombined. They are
wide-awake, energetio and reliable.
I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
though not a firm, is so eminent) v na
of the leading institutions of Las Vegas
waii toe present list would DC incom
plete without its mention. Not alone is
it entitled to this distinction by its
uanuauiue uuuuiugs ana me iact mat It
is the depository of the Santa Fe mad
as well as of four-fifths of the business
people of the county, bul what gives it
the larger claim is that its name may be
iounu among tne supporters Qi every
enterprise for the s-ood of the, ...
Never a deed of charity or a publio im
provement appeals to the management
ui tais dxdk in vain.
THE COMMISSION HOUSES -
are the especial pride of our people.
I.vtnu full lnfiírth ulnnff thn mIImuiI
track, each extending the entire dis
tance oi a square, tney nrst attract tbe
atrAnllnn nf thn Irivalu mnrt .;.. U J
uw ,i,viui..u;i,VUi
some idea of Las Vegas' commercial
importance. But it is nat till be has
gone through the immense storerooms,
and looked at. tha crnntia mlari tm tA ,hA
ceiling; till he has seen tbe complete
assortment of everything, from a tooth
pick to a steam engine, and the vast
quantities of each article, tbat the true
inacnituria nf . r.hntr hnainAaa k..;n. n
dawn upon his mind. Then, when he
oaa saen me car loans upon car loads
which toes houses ship over the rail-
rfm li an4 th. .Imn.1 n
freighters who draw up alongside their
piauuruus, uiBunariting cargoes or load
ing for all the towns in a radius of
hundreds of miles when he has seen
these, be will have a more enlarged
view of tbe volume of business done by
Gross, Blackwell & Co., and by the
diuwub oí manzanales jo., tne mer
chant prince firms of Las Vegas.
' - - . s i"; w. h. 8HUPP, " """i;
the Rndffñ arrAer. Hela In v.h,.LB 4
farm implements, comes well to th
iruut, iu uuuiiianj ui enterprising nrms.
His establishment is a large one; and
nH Vint h In thA avrtrlr aWk k .
mw " nu.u iig lunuuinc-
tures and in that which he handles for
eastern makers, I ne snows an acquaint
ance with his own line of business
which cannot fail ot success, when com
bined with the energy and close atten
tion which he gives to his affairs. His
hnainau la rinatinAri ti rrrr aük .1.
development of the country and to be-
uuuit uub ui toe great leaning industries
of New Mexico. . ;
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The management of The Gazette
is responsible for what appears in Its
columns, and nothing is printed there
which they do-not approve. The
charge that tbe notice of a school exhi
bition on in east SKie.i.'Was promoted
by motives "gangrened . by spite and
jealousy," could have arisen only In the
uiBuuun aim uemuuieu orain oi tne
man who wrote it. The one for whom
it was intended haa been a resident of
this town tor two year and he think
he is too well known for his motives to
be impugned bv aoT Such source as that
from which this charge emanated. - -
Piano and organs sold By Maroellmo
ft Mernin at eastern prices with freight
added. , Patronize home institutions.
The way to paraliae a town is to buy
what you may need ia the easttwhan you
can duplicate article and price at lo
cal stores," Maroellino ft Mernin.'
LocalettM.
' Geof. McCrobaa is looked for today.
This morning' will be the last Ga
EEtte tor the present,
i Romulo Martines ha been confirm
ed a United State marshal for the tsr
ritory of New Mexioe.
St. Paul' Chapel Worship at 11 a.
m., and 8 p. m., with sermons on Tbe
Ascensión, by Dr. Cross.
Frank Carpenter and wife, of Liberty,
are in the city, and Pete Pixly is ex
pected in this afternoon,
Fibst Baptist Chcbcb -Memorial
service at tbe First Baptist church to
day at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 8 p. m.
A special invitation 1 extended to all.
Good music is provided for. Seals free.
Congress will Investigate tbe order of
Commissioner Sparks, by which he pro
hibited tbe taking up of land under the
homestead and timber culture acts. Mr.
Sparks will doubtless find himself in hot
water. .... . , , .. . .-,
Rev. George Needbam arrived from
the east last night. After the adjourn
ment of the general conference at Rich
mond, Vs., he visited Norfolk, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, leaving the latter place
Tuesday evening.
A meeting of the Las Vegas Publio
Library association will be held at the
office of J. J. Fitzgerrell, Monday, the
7tb, at 8 p. m. All citizens are cordial
ly invited to attend, for tbe purpose of
considering matters of nfuch impor
tance to the citizens, and the welf r of
the city. F. O. Kihlbebo,
President,
First Congregational Church
Religious services of the Congregation
al church atjtbo hall, Wyman's block,
today at 11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Snndav
school at 9: 45 a. m. 8ubject of ser
mon in the morning, The Fatherhood of
God, in the evening, Lecture on Strikes,
Boycotts and Lockouts, Rey. W. B.
Sumner will preach. All are very cor
dially invited. ' ...
Chas. W. Rood, a lawyer from Den
ver, happening to be in our oity, under
took the gratuitous defence of young
Davis, yesterday, before Judge Steele's
court. Mr. Rood made quite a reputa
tion for himself by his noble dofenne of
tbe unforiunate young man. His calm
and dignified manner was in contrast
with the vituperative effort of the prose
oution. Davis, in default of $1,000 bail,
was commuted CO jail to await tbe ac
tion of the grand jury.
: Bridge Once More.
It is said tbat tbe county commis
sioners haya appointed a board of three
to inspect tbe bridges after their com
pletion. Again The Gazette demands
In the name of tbe taxpayers, that the
inspection be done while the bridges
are building. After tbe bridges have
been oompleted, what good will inspec
To The
MRS. M.-E.
Intending to leave here in a few days, hereby announces to
the public, and particularly to he Ladies of Las Vegas, that
she will sell her whole stock of '
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MILLINERY GOODS
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AT -
PUBLIC AUCTION!
TO COMMENCE ON NEXT-
. Tuesday. June 8,
and to be continued until the
FASHIONABLE HATS, BONNETS,
AHÜ AN ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.
are disposed of.. Also a lot of
such as Tables, Hat Stands, one
Utensils, two Parlor Stoves, and
A.
LFELD'S
Is the
Carpetings, Matting, Rugs, Upholstery Goods,
ALSO
Lace, Bcrim, Raw Silk and Plush
Would also call attention to a
will be eold
CHEAP TO C LOSE.
When in want of anything in Dry
urniture and Bedding, Don't
tion do? Cxn anyone tell by looking At
a liuisliwi bridge, if tbe piers and abut
maijH go down to tbe tied rock P Sup
pose they find tbe work haa not Deen
well done, and refuse to rsceive the
structures, will it not throw us out of
the bridges for months? We want good
bridges, and want them as soon as pos
sible. An ounce of prevention is better
than a pound of cure. It will be much
easier toeoe that tbe bridges are built
right than to have them made good if
onee they are bnilt improperly. Any
one oan sue tbat this is a plain proposi
tion. Let us have the names of the
three inspectors; and if tbey are com
petent men, tbe commissioners should
make it their duty to inspeot the bridges
as tbey are building.
The Latent Style of
Lawns,. ,
Buntings,
Dress Goods
And n Fall Line or
WHITE GOODS
Just received Also a fine line ot
Laces, Embroideries and Allover
Laces and Embroideries.
Call and examine our new atocle of
Airy Uoode.
N.L. Rosenthal Sons
W, T. TABVIHTOR. VAUACI HlSSKLDIN.
fRtVEHTON & HESSELOEH
ii
hi innuiuiiu nnu uuiluliiui
Bitlnntei given on all kinds of work. :
illden Street uetwcpn Ballroad and Grand
Avenue.
LAS"V EGAS, 7 (Ea st Side) Z H
Public.
BRIDELL,
at 10 o'clock, A.M.
whole stock consisting of a lot of
FEATHERS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS
Furniture and Fixtures,
Cooking Stove with . all .the
a lot of other Furniture.
MOEEISOK, Auctioneer.
Place to See a New Stock of
lot of cpeao Wall Papers which
Goods,
Forget
ILFELD S
THE CITY SHOE STORE !
NO. 17 Center Street.
Reliable Goods at
C. H, SPORLEDER,
N E W GOO D ARRIVING DAILY.
Ladles' Donctola Kid Button.
Ladlea' French Kid Button. ' f " j ' ,
Ladlaa' Fine Amerloan Kid Button)
. . jf Mlaaea rina American Button.
' in B, Oí O, add B widths. ,
Also, a Good 'Assortment of Boys' Boots.
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The above goods made to order exprés 1 y . for nay trade, warranted la everr -'
reapect.
Ladles who desire a First-class Shoe Dressing will fled the sama in e-Mtinz the Almond
Polish. Contains Od, and wlU prora superior to all others for Ladies' Pina Shoes.
CHAS. H. SPORLEDIH, Sole Agent. ' " f '
THE GOLDEN RULE ! PRIZE PUZZLE.
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W. F. OOOBS.
CC ORS BROTHERS,
' Wbolesale mat Aetail Dealers la
House Surnlshlng Oooda, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattinirs, Eto. .
Sporting Goods, Bangos, Cook and Heating Stoves, Orates,
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
LAS VEGAS
Tony's Bath Rooms.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Las Vegas Roller Milis Ffeüi
0. Xj. X-aEioixr oOs's,
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
TECH Tit ADH
Las Veeas, -
. THOMAS
Dealer in Prnits of all Hinds
CENTER iTREET, ONI DOOB EAST
FoDDlar FriGes
-. P: PROPOSITION.
1st, To the person aendlng na oor-
reet Solution of this Puzzle, describing 7
evifry moTe required, in the fewest
words, we will aire an order of S2Sto
apply toward the purchase of
MERCHANDISE
S) days from date of Award - ,
V To ths second best, an Order of
3d. To the third beat, an order of
$15.
4:th. To the fourth best, an order of
6th. To the ten next best, tl In Ifer
ehanillae of any description desired. ....
cbiteíríóNíijI ftg"sff
Évery Competitor will write In ink
vu uu. nueoi paper, ana sign name,
whioh will be recorded In a book. Thla
contest will close at 12 M December 1,
188A. And thn a.anl. m.ilu a. 14 u-
December 16, 1886.
DIREOriQiTf.
Place white bnttnim an the fnnr nnM.
figures ud black buttons on the four
lower njrures. The pnzile la to change
tn white buttons to the lower flgurea
and the black buttons to the upper Of '
urea by moving and Jumping-, nerer
move more than one figure at a time:
never Jump more than one button, and
always Jumpa button of opposlteeolor) i r'
white buttons must be moved down. , J
Ward only, anl black ones upward
only.
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h j I I HENRY O. COOB8.
NEW MEXICO.
Street
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Gazette
Office.
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