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Las Vegas Gazette, 05-05-1886Louis Hommel

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Kt-T- h .air er la ESTABLISHED 181.New Hies Ice receiving

In theana publishing the fullAssociated Press tele-graph- ic leading elly mi the Ter

repert. rltarr al New Melle.

VOL. XIII.-X- O. 258. LAS VEGAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1880. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

BSTABUSHgD 1880,

ANGRY ANARGHISTS.ESTABLISHED IN 1881.1

A.A.&J.H.WISEThe Strike .a the Valsa Pacific. .

Denver, May 5 A Cheyenne, Wyomirg, special to the Republican gays:Tbe brakemens' atrike hag stopped all

A BLOODY DAY

Desperate Battle in Chicago,Caused by Anarchists,

Red Flag Talk,Chicago. III., May 4. The Arbeiter

Zeitung, a German paper edited bySpies, a Socialist, who was one of thespeakers who incited yesterday's riotat McCormick's announces this after-noon that a great meeting of "ThePeople" will be held tonight on

street, and "whoever condemnstbe horrible brutality of yesterday mustbe there." The paper further says:"Workingmen hated the police yester-day andMURDERED FOUR OF TOUR BROTHERS

and then wounded perhaps twenty-fiv- e

more at McCormick's factory. Hadyour brothers who bad nothing butstones to defend themselves been armedwith good weapons and a few dynamitebombs, none of the murderers wouldhave escaped, as it was only four ofthem (the policemen) were wounded.That is, said yesterday's maf sacre oc-curred that the

FORTT THOUSAND STRIKERS

in this city might ne filled with fearand terror, anil that ihe dissatisfied andrebellious laborers might be driven un-der the yoke of slavery. Will this ndbe accomplished? Has not a miscalculation been made? Tho next few dayswill answer this question. We will notspeculate on the course of events."The paper then goes on to give a de-tailed account of tbe troubles and putsthe responsibility entirely ou the police.Spies also says that tbe Bohemians andPoles in the back ground of tbe crowdwhile he was-- addressing raised the cry,"On to McCormick's. " The same pa-per also says that tbe police yesterdayused their clubs in dUrMi-sin- the

of striking girls, and adds: "inwhose veins does not the blood ooursetaster when he hears of this shamefulact of these bensta. Whoever is a manmust show it these days."

Ibreaitnea ladlaa Troubles.Winnipeg, May 5. An Indian who

has arrived at Wood Mountain fromPoplar Point savs that tho YauktownSioux and other American Indians arethreatening trouble, and have invilodSitting Bull to join them.

Terrible Dljaiter al Minneapolis.St. Paul, May 5. A rumor has just

reached here that the Bracket block,Minaeauolis, corner First Avenuo southand Third street, has fallen in, buryingtwenty-thre- e men.

Later One man was killed and fourfatally injured.

NEW PHOTO GAILERY

ART and CURIOSITY STORE.

Views of tat Vegas and vletnltr. Framesmatin til order. ,

ludían PotletT and Blanki-t- a anil otheiNative Curiosities.

S20 Railroad Aj e., Opera House Block.LA3 VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.

THIS SPACE

HAVE

Money to LoanON

REAL ESTATE.HAVE

Improved and Unimproved Property of everyaescrlollou lu every portion of the city ofLas Vega.

Bunnell ixiu to Lease,Business Lots for gal ,

Business Houses lor Sale,Residence Lots for Lease,

Residences Homes for Sale,AND

wood Paying Business for Bale,Two Larfe Ranches for Bale Cheap,

County Scrip Bought and Sold,Jold Mines (Paying-- for Bale,fine Paying Silver Miuea for Sale.

A SAVINGS BANK.Laboring- men can purchase property of us

on monthly Installments Instead of paying cutthat which can never be returned RENT.Don't par rent. Coma and look at our bar-gains on the Installment plan.

CASH WILL ALSOBuy fine property at the very lowest marketprice. We also have many special bargains Inreal estate far below Ihelr cash value.

A.A.&J.H.WISE....

COB. 6TH AND DOUGLAS,

pposlte the new Brown Stone Opera House.

NOTARY PUBLIC.LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO

T. B. MILLS.DIALER IK

Mines, Real EstateLIVE STOCK,

IMPROVED RANCHES,

3 Bee on Bridge Street, near PcetoKce, LbsVegas, New Mexico.

AH kinds oft errltnrial ana county bonds andwarrants bought and sold, and all kinds ofland scrip bought and sold hlch will locateallolasses of government land, slfty lm- -

roved ana nnmiproveu raiicuee r b,o mR ew Mexico aud the Republic ol Mexico, em-

bracing traéis troto S5.U.0 to 1,000,000 acreseach at from twenty cent to one dollar peracre. Title perrect. run imormaiion iraiupon application. Having business cunne3ti"nwith attorneys al Wanlilntrion. D. 0., we areprepared te give particular attention to prose-tjo- g

claims of evi'ry description against theUnited Hlates gom-"iuenl- Colectioiis made iuany oartol' the IVrrilnrv.

Tlf Hi HillOf Las Vegas.

GEO. J. D1NKEL, Fresidant.A. A. KEEN, Cashior.

CAPITAL - - $50,000

TRANSACTS A (JEN ERAL BANK-ING BUSINESS,

East Las Vegas, New Mexico,

TROPICAL STORE.

D. BOFFA.Bridge Street, Las Vestas, N. M.

Tropical and Domestic FruitsIN SEASON.

IMPO1IVEDC0ODS OF ALL KINDS

Confectionery, Cigars,AND

TOBAOOO.

J. S. ELSTON,

PAINTER,PAPER-HANGE- B,

AND

DECORATOR

TH0H0HGII WORKMANSHIP AND AM-

PLE FACILITIES,

Sixth' St., Opposite Post Office.

H. W. WYMATST,

The Jeweler.

J. J. FITZGERRELL,

TZIB XsX'VX

Real Estate-A- ND-

Financial Aent for Capitalists,

Cor. Grand Ave. and Center St.

Las Vegas, : New Mexico.

A SPROIALTV M AUK ININVEST1NO ANllLOANING MONEY FOR F.A8TERN CAPI-TALISTS, OK WHOM I HAVR A LARGELINB OF OORUKSPONDENTts.

I have UNUSUAL FACILTT1F.S tor theIVRSTIGATION ofTITLES and aTHOROOUHKNOVVLKOGR of the PKOPLE, snahllng meto atake IN VESTMENTS or all kinds, such aathe purchase of RANCH, GRANT and CITYPROPERTY, aud making LOANS for CAPI-TALISTS to bettor ADVANTAGE than theyoan for T11KMSKLVK8.

There is a grand future before NEW M8X-IC-

Buslr.esa Is beginning to look up rap-Idl-

Now la the time to wake Investmests be-fore prioea advance too high

Ttmrebas been a marked Improvement InREAL KSTATK during the pull 6u days, andther3 la no doubt the comlnv spring will

a sharp advance in HEAL ESTATE, whenthose who uiaite investments iu property willreap a rich reward.

The incoming tide of buainesa improveventis beginning to lie feltandwlll cause a genu-ui- e

boom the oomlng year. Now lathe timeto invest. "A hint to the wise is sufficient."

I HAVE Foil BALE one of the best payingwell established manufacturing enterprises inthe Territory, r an be bought to au advantage.

1 HAVE KOU SALKonenrthe best busiut-H-

coiners 'n the city, renting for SO per cent nthe investment

1 HAVE FOR SALE an elegant piece of resi-dence property In an excellent neighborhood,that is paying Al per cent on the Investment.

1 hare a business opening foi $5,1X10 to $10,-00- 0

that is absolutely safe, and will pay from2(1 to 2f per cent on tho Investment.

TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, Ihave a tine stocked ranch for sale that will paya larre Interest on the Investment. Come andseemy list of grant, ranch aud cattle In vest-ments before purchasing elsewhere.

1 HAVE the largest Hue of runts, Improvedand unimproved property lor sale to be foundIn the city.

FOB, BARGAINS of all klnda In REAL ES-

TATE call on FITZGERRELL, ynu will hudbim alive to business intoresui anil oourteousto ail. llefnre Invostlug, call aud see him.

FltzgerreU'e Guide lo New Mexico, free toall

Beltlen & Wilson,TUB

hi RODBridge Street, Las Venae.

All goods are delivered free in the city.

IS RESERVED

QZHaORIZTION.

Gold Watches, Diamonds;

Silver Watches, Gold Chains,v.,

Bracelets, ,

Pins and Sleeve Buttons,Bilveiware, Filigree Jewelry,

a '

Repa'iing of Fine Watches aSpecialty.

324 R. R. Ave. East las Vegas,

freight trafile on the Union Pacificroad. Men are out from Omaha toOgdsn and it is reported on.the OregonShort Line. The strike here has assumad a more serious aspect, but tumors are. rife as to threatened violenceshould be discredited. There is no ob-jection made to the moving of pas-ten-

ger trains, but the striking brakemenare ou the alert to see that non-uni-

men are not smuggled aboard on the ar-rival of train at Laramie city. Thismorning Conductor Van Housen wasordered nut and when he called ''allaboard" there was slight cheering. Thetrain had moved about half its lengthwhen Conductor MilN was seen to sleupon the platform and a rush was madefor bim by a number of brakemen. Hewas forcibly ejected from the train andwas afterwards informed that if hemade another alteiuot to go out hewould be riddeu ou a rail. No objec-tion wag made to Conductor VanHousen leaving.

Another conductor was severely pummelled for speaking in debanoe of thewishes of the strikers. The train pulledinto Cheyenne on time. Large crowdshad assembled at the depot, butno evidence of trouble was visible.When the lime came for the departureof the train it quietly moved out, no ef-fort being made to delay or retain it.t ne crowd however continued to in"crease as it was known that aa effortwould be made to take out Superintendent UiuKinsnn's car and a special carcontaining "Bunch of Keys" company.A committee waited upon tho engineerand told him that be could go out at hisown risk. .Conductor Shiugle was alsowarned in a similar manner and thefinal result was that the train did notgo. The next train was allowed to takeout the theatrical company, but the superintendent s car was not allowed togo.

1 lie slrike in creatine: considerableinconvenience in this city among themerchants, and outside the labor unionsthere is little sympathy with the strikers aim not much among workmen generally. Interviews with conductors andother employes of the road show tbemnot to be in accord with tbe strikers.The Result of the I'arne Investlgatioa to

millet's Work.Washington, May 4. Senator Hoar

yestorday presented a letter received byliuu which was from the secretary ofthe Ohio Pavne legislative investigatingcommittee regarding the printing ol thereport that the committee reooully submitted to the United States senate.The letter slates that onexaminingoopyprinted by order of senate ne nndg mata surreptitous interpolation had beenmade in tbe copy furnished the printer,the matter interpolated not being in theoriginal copy sent to tbe senate uy theuhlo Iioihh of reoresentativaa..- Luc u -ternolation, the secretary says, is 'ofmatter intended to retlect on the goodfaith of the niHjority of the Ohio committee. On motion of Seuator Hoar theletter was referred to the committee onprivileges and elections.

THE INTERPOLATED MATTER.I'ho interpolated matter in the report

of the Pavne investigation, transmittedfrom Columbus to the senate consists ofthe following paragraph, which appearsat tbe mid of the volume made up of thenin ioritv and minority reports and tes .

tiniony. "the majority have all alongconducted this investigation as thoughthev folt it incumbent upon them to undsomebody guilty; as though some greatpartv interests would be leodtirdizoilunless they reported somebody guiltyof something, we nave neiped tneiuto draw a drag net in every muddy poo),anywhere and everywhere they werepleased to designate, and every timethey thought they had captured a bossboodler and when they rushed in tograpple with and land him they invariably found it was only a small sucker.that they took between their fingersand thew back into bis native element.The majority report should read, thatalthough ibey didn't nnd anyone guiltyof corrupt practices, they think it aburning; shame that someone was notguilty of bribery, so they might reportbis capture by this committee.

Tlit Brighton Beach Races.Brighton Beach, May 4 The

weather was cloudy and cool, aud thetrack irood.

t irst race r ot a nnio; waswon bv Uueon of nearts: Uanüy second; John Minima, third, lime, 1:04 i

Second of amile: was won by Goliab; Binion, second! Witch, third. Timo, 1:18.

i ntra race une tune; was won pyJacobus; Woodliower, second; Bahama,third.' Time, l:4r.

Fourth Raco One mile; Lord Beaconfield, first ; Petersburg, second;Ulack Jack, ibird. lime, i:4U

Fifth race Seven-eigh- ts of a rune;Singerly, first; Peekskill, second; JimCárdale, third, lime, 1:33,

Maaufacturers Organizing.Boston, May 4. About 1,200 tailors

here are on a strike. Their employershave organized "The Boston ClothingManufacturers' Association." Thestrikers assert that the association hasbeen trying to get a rule adopted toprevent strikes by proposals of arbitration, Intending to prolong negotiationsuntil tho dull season sets in, and menshut down altogether. Several smallshops have already locked out theirhelp and it is said by Friday tbe generallockout would have been inauguratedhad not the men forestalled it. Manyfirms signed an agreement presented bythe 1,200 tailors, winch will result intheir continuing work.

Base Uall.Boston, May 4. Boston, 8; Nation-

als, 5.St. Louis, May 4 St. Louis, 0; Chi

oairo. S.Kansas Citv, May 4. No game on

account ol rain.Mr. Thompson Get. Titers.

Washington, May 5. The senateoommitteee on postofflces and postroads this morning: directed that a favorable report be made in tbe case of

In Milwaukee Destroying Property and Sacrificing Lives.

nr.. Thaiupson ta be Pa.tinl.tr...at Louisville. The Reward

for Cieronluio Etc.

The Di,y la Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, May ft Latest reports(rom Bay View show a much more seri-

ous canditioD of affairs than was at firstreported. A crowd of rioters com-menced to form at 830 o'clock andmoved towards the mills. Sis militarycompanies marched out of the groundsand were stationed in front of the works,and as the orowd approached, paying noatteution to orders to halt, the word tirewas given and a volley fired, The crowdbeat a hasty retreat when it was learnedthat five lives had been sacrificedand several persons wounded. Oneof the killed was a school boy.While tbe troublo was going on at BayView, a large crowd ot strikers and so-

cialists assembled at the MilwaukeeGarden, west side, and were preparingto carry out the programme of riot anadestruction. A platoon of sixty police-men and three infantry companies weredispatched thence and cleared tnepremises. The mob re assembled andproceeded to Best's brewery. The mobwas there confronted and dispersed bythe military. The rioters, or those otPolish nationality, at least, returned tothe city ond proceeded to sack the restdunoo of Captain Boorohardt, of theKosciuski guards; yesterday's tiringnaving been dona uy mat company,The residence is a complete wreck.1 be infuriated Polanders then assembled near the Polish church and a number decided to arm themselves and raidthe militia at Bay View this afternoon.

The Feeling la Chicago.

Cuicauo, May 5 The excitement oftho general populace growing out of themassacre planned and carried out bythe small band of anarchists and theirblind followers last night is very great.i ne city outwardly is very quiet, but idstreetcars and at every point, of gathering iu the city, the events of last nighthave been seriously discussod. Thewords beard on every side are those ofutter and abhorrent condemnation ofthe aesult made on the police. The occurrences of Monday and last night areascribed in the public mind to the teach-ing- s

and recent utterances principallyof men like August Spies, A. R. Parsonsand Samuel rielden, the speakers oflast night, ibey have been pointedout by nearly every puper in the citvduring tne last four days, and the tragicculuiiuationon Uesplames street oulyappeared to emphasize litem warnings.THEIR ARREST HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY

DEMANDED.

When the firing began last night Parsons was the ouly man seen tobe recognized. He was in a liquorstore at the corner of Desplumes andLake streets, the Socialists headquarters, within one hundred andti n y teet of the point where the deadlybomb was thrown among the ranks ofthe police. The lire at the police camefrom Hie samo direction and it is surmised that the criminals obtained theirguns and made Socialists' ball a lendezvous, and from thence they proceededto make their assault. Thev were concealed behind boxes aed barrels on thesidewalk.

FOLLOWING THE EXPLOSIONParjons was seeu in this place, accompat, led Dy nis negro wife, lor only amoment However and tnen disappearedwith other anarchists and policesenrohed for the three men all night butdid not succeed in nnding them. Alittle after 8 o'clock ihis morning allthree were found in close consultationin the oflice of the Arbeiter Zeitungnewspaper, xney were in consultatiouwhen the officers came on them. Thevexhibited alarm but made no resistance.1 bey were taken quietly to the centralpolice station, a block away, and up tov o'clock mis morning the publ:c badnot been aware of their arrest. Theyare Kept cioseiy guarded, and no one ispermuted to see tnem. it is not Knownwhat if any ohargos have been madeagainst tbem, nor what is the exact pelicy the city authorities intend to pursue.

MAYOR HARRISON

exerts his ability to preserve absolutepeace in Chicago without outside aid.He argues that the occurrence of lastnight coukl not have been foreseen andwas an unparallelled event in Americanhistory. The entire police force is onduty today and us members are apparently in first class condition.

Bean's Appeal for the Captare sf Gersnlmo.

Denver, May 4. The Republican'sWashington special says: On explanation of the joint resolution which wasIntroduced yestorday by Delegate Beanof Arizona, authorizing ihe president tooffer a reward of $25,000 for tbe killingor capture of Gerónimo, he states thatGerónimo leu ine white Mountainreservation, accompanied by sixtybucks, about one year ago, and' sincethat time he has raided a sootion ofnearly 100,000 square miles in NewAWxiuo, lower Arizona and northernMexico. Purine that time nearly onefifth of the United States army hag beenin fultloss pnisuit, while gome 800people have already been killed. Thevalue of property destroyed cannot beestimated. In tho interest of economyaud Humanity it, oeconies necessary

TO KILL OR CAPTUREthis blood-thirst- y and crafty Indianand in Mr. Bean's opinion the quickestand surest method is to offer a sufficientinducement for mountaineers, frontiersmen or Indian scouts to embark in tbeenterprise. "Put a round price uponGerónimo' bead," said Mr. Bean"and he will certainly be killed or captured. Our people care nothing for themeans employed. What thev mostwant and have not been able so far toobtain, is tbe possession ot Gerónimopreferably dead, but either dead oralive."

Results In a Large Number of Bead andWounded Folio and Rioters' ! At Oth.r Foiata, ; ;

( !

first report.Chicago, 10 40 p. m., May 4. A re

port just received states that six police-

men have been killed in Hay marketwhere anarchists are holding a meoting.

THE PARTICULARS.

A man who was standing in tbe crowdreceived a pistol ball in his thigh andhas just been brought to oentral policestation. He say that during the progre sb ot a speech bv one of the socialistsa squad of officers inarched by. close totoe speaker s stand, some one shouted,

K.U1 them!" Almost as soon as tbewords had been uttered three bombswere thrown from near the stand intotbe midst of the squad of officers. Thevexploded iustantly and five policemenfell. Others were wounded and severalof the Socialists did not escape.

THE VICTIMS.

Fallowing is the list of killed andwounded umouif the police:

Jos. btauton. John A. Dwver. JohnMcMahon, Miles Murphy, F. Steele,John Reed, A. Connelly, F. Sullivan,Chas. Whitney, Thomas Roddin, Geo.Miller, H. Kruger. J. H. Wilson, Jos.Norman, P. Ualverson, F. Holda, EdBarrett, John Henson, J. Mitchell, A.Flavin, Chas. Fink, N. J. Shannon. r

Joseph DeGan died on tbe way tothe station.

I'ho following named socialists all ofwhom were wounded have been placedunder arrest:

O. E, K nc her. Emit Loth, John Ulund,Peter bays, John Krazier, August Jaka,John Locbman, Robert buhuliz, FranzWrocb, S. Lemnitz, Charles Schuiacbor.

another riot today.Chicago, May 5. A mob of six to

eight thousand persons reassemblednear the corner of Eighteenth street andCenter avenue at noon and raided Roth-child- 's

drug store, carrying off everything pórtame in the store, liieytnonraided a liquor store in the near vicinity,kept hy a man named weiskopf, carry-- ,

ing away or drinking up all the liquor.Women audchildren joiuod in this raid.Ihe police ropaired to the scene andsucceeded in dispersing the mob,

' ' STILL STRIKING.

Chicago, May 5. Ttis morning 1,700

in aa employed iuthe Deering Harvesterworks, stopped without notice or warn-ing of any character and without makuiir any dumsrds. Whether tba tueuhave been ipfiuenced by the recent rio-tous eveuts directed against workmenremaining at their poms is not known.lne managers asked for police protection, 1 he works are located in a dis-trict lareelv populated bv foreignspeaking people.

Ihe strikers at the Deering reaperworks held an open air meeting on theprairie neur the factory at 10 o'clock thisforenoon, They demand eight hourswork, ten hours pay, with double payfor over lime ami twenty per centadvance for piece work.

A STRIKE AT PULLMAN.

Three thousand men employod in thecarshops at Pullman went out thismorning, loimnir tho thousand whoquit work yesterday. a big mass meetingwas held at a o'clock and resolutionswere adopted condeming riotous aolionsof the socialists declaring that they hadno sympathy with that element or itsmethods and conselling quiet and goodorder.

MORE RAILROADERS STRIKING,

The railroad situation is complicatedby a slrike of all freight handlers onthe Lake Shore road. The switch menon tbe same road also decided not tohandle any freight cars loaded by anypersous btuor than strikers.

ANOTHER STRIKE IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, May 4. Many MissouriPacilio strikers applied for reinstate-ment this morning. Tbe company tookback as many as they could supply withwork, but the majority of them couldnot be accomodated. The trackmen intbe various yards have gone on a general strike for an advance of wages.Tho movement began lu the Hanibai &St. Joe yards and is reported to haveextended to all tho yards except tbeMissouri Pacific,

TROUBLE IN JERSEY,Jersey City, N. J., May 4. The

striking silk weavers at Union Hill werejoined today by the employes of Era- -

tein's Mil), which increased the cumberof strikers to 4,000. Every mill in thatsection of tbe country is now closed, ex-cepting that of Simon & Co., who conceded to the demands ol the strikers.

A LOCKOUT AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. May 4. All the furnituremanufacturing houses in this city, withone exception, shut down today. Themen douiandod eight hours aud themanufacturers rafused to comply villithe demand.

The Hist In Milwaukee. 'Milwaukee, May 4 Early this

morning appeals were made to Governor Rusk, who arrived here last night,by Mayor Wallbsr ano Sheriff Pascbenfor military protection, aud orders wereimmediately issued to ten companies ofthe Fouiteeuth regiment aud one comuanv of tbe Second to report here atthe earliest moment. Sevaral came byspecial and others by regular trains andtonight oyer 1,000 aimed men of thestate militia are on duty here. While it

is not expected to bring the militia intoaction tbe foreigners had become soemboldened by their operations of tbelast few days, it seems the only way toquiet them was to bring them face to(ace with loaded muskets which appeal (

3B"or

Charles IlfeldaWho will Opan in a Few Days One oí the Finest

Lines of Novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods,etc i that has ever been displayed

t in Las Vegas.

T-- BARTLETT,DEALER Iff

FINE JEWELRYOF HVBRY

Bridge St, West Las Vegas; No.Watches and Clocks Repaired.

O ENTER STREET.' Mrs. Thompson to be postmistress to baye enect.

.OAS GAZETTE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1880.

W. H-SBTO-PP,CHARLES BLANCHARD,else to prevent the building of a com-

peting line. Any business man cangas Trga gaihj terttf.

BCTABLUBID 11173. follow the subject into detail. The DEALER INMANUFACTURER OF

are facts are enly given here.PIEHrE, HARDY 4k WIHVKH.rVBLIflHCD ÜAU.T, IXrlFT 8UNDAT8.

The question of revising the local General Merchandise, Wool, Produce iagons and Carriages and Dealer in Heavy Hardwarefreight tariff on articles of home pro-

duction merits tbe attention of the Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated Brands La Rosa Blanca FlouiTERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE,T UAHs mffTAO- - mi: railroad company. Thinks to L. P. and La Rosa Blanca Smoking Tobacco

Urowne, Chas. Blanchard and otherslro. SVeel Chains, Thlmbles-Bln- s, Springs, Wago i. Carriage and Plow Wood Work. Black

smiths' Tools, Barren's Fatenl VVLeels. Tho manufacture of

Backboards, Spring WagonsOnsurpasted facilities lor procuring heavy machinery and all article of Merchandiseof Las Vegas progressive citizens, a

Dally, by mall, one year, (10 00Daily, by mail, ill month 6 M

bally, by mall, three moutha, 1 fDally, by carrier, per week 26

Item It by draft on Las Venal, pox (office monreduced rate was obtained last year

uauauy Kept in sicca.

Agent for Mohawk and Chieftain 8c!ky Rakes and CrawfordMowers , Threshing Machines. Hay Presses. Mining Machioerr. Entines. Corn Shelters. Leffel's "Wind Engine.

many of Nev Mexico'sey order or registered letter If sent other- -A Specialty . Keep on hand an assortment of

COOPER'S CBL.RHaA.TSD BTEEL-BKKI- N F ABM WAliONS.

A.ent for the 8TITOÍH KBIl M ASUFVJTrJRlNG COMPANY'S WAGONS andand D. M. UailDHNB OO.'a MUWKItS and KKAPKK8. olloU orders from

products, but the matter nowneeds another revision. How

wise we win not ue responsioie lor inis--ar

rlage. Address,f iBUcB, HAKDT WAUNKIt,

Las Vegas, New Mexico.Specimen coplea lent tree on application.

Twenty .years' experience in New Mexico entitles me to claim a thorough knowledge nf thewant oi me people.it that the Texas Pacific rail Kancbmen for '

road can haul lumber 920 miles into NEW MEXICO.LAS VEGAS,Advertising rate made known on applica liKAJNUlJNW J.M- -

Horseshoeing and all kinds of Repairing Done by First-Cla- Worken.tion. EI Faso and sell it there with profitat $22.CO per 1,000 while Las Vegas,

LiVS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.one of the finest lumber supply pointsH RANCH OfFICE.Corner Sixth and Pouglaa streets, with A..

A J. H. Wise, real estate. DDDcan s LiTcrT aDd Peea Stablesn the west, is compelled to standback with idle mills because thefreight rate makes Las Vegas lumber JOHN W. HILL,Ta Correspondent of Tbe Ciasett-- -,

Correspondents of Thí Oazittc will forward 'cost" just $23.50 at the same point.Immediately all important news Items by wirewhen available, otherwiao by earliest mall or These questions are of importance

Doug'as Ave., Near Browne & Manzanares1,

XÍS V3IG-lS-, TNT. 3V1. Commission Merchant,eipress service. to those who wish to see Las Vegashold her haid earned supremacy astbe leading city of the southwest and First class ri9 at reasonable prices. Large corral alUchtd. Telephone No. 12

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, And Dealer lnHorses, mulos, wagon and harness (or salo. Calls for harks answered promptlythinking men must seek to evolve aday or night, o s, uvmjan, rropnetor,

LAS VEUAS NEKDM. remedy. Hay, Grain, Flour and Produce, Grass and Garden SeedsWhen business is slack with the J. E3. VEOI'JS 3P3AO:E, LAS VEGA9, HEW MEXICO.merchants of Las Vegas how many of

them sit down and Boborly think outhe cause for the depression? It is BUFFALO HALL,patent fact that for the past two yearsthis city has been dependent for pros DEALER IN

I'

3IX-.I-S.--S,KE3 3.J351.perity upon local trade only, and

this accounts for the standstill of--A. ?IiEVSlr T EBSOET.

Bridge Street. Near Gazette Office. fiwls ml Sliiisi is and Cans -journal footings of merchants duriogthat time. It is true that Las Veganhas to back it, as tributary to itswealth and business, what is by farthe richest portion of the great soutli PTJRTIS3:iITa- - GOODS

Bridge Street, Las Vegas, New Mexico- -Wholesale Liquor Dealer,western country included in southern M IIIColorado, New Mexico, western Texas

FINE OLD WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.and Arizona. The direct trado from

IMPO.tTl: A 1,1., POR TEH AHI) .IIVI.IU All). VrOCJi MU AM H. ROMERO & BRO.,DEALERS IN

our own county of San Miguel, addedto that of Mora county, is sufficientto mako Las Vegas an importantcommercial point and ene of thosefortunate places designated as "good

Bridge Street. Opposite Gazette Office.

Announcement STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,n. OA E-JCjir-rsr.towns." The people of Las Vegas

are wide-awak- e and pushing if any CA1IPKTS, BOOTS AND SHOES. FURNISHING GOODSLADIES' DUESS GOODS, TIM HI MINGS, SILKS

SATINS, WOOLEN GOODS,TO THR Stock Exchange Feed Sales Stables.thing, and the present position does

not please them. They want to seeAnd many other artlcl, all of which will bo ffered for sale at vory low price i for tbe bal

FINEST LIVERY IN THE CITY.the City of Meadows, with its wonder-ful advantages and unequalled re

ance OI LUIS U1UIIIU IU vrjui ,u iujui iui uv jjuuv.a.

Northeast Corner of the Plaza, Las VegasLadies of Las Vegas flood teams and careful drive. Horses aiwi mules bonglit ami sold Buirulcs.sources, come to the front as a centerand ds lor tale. Kear St. niioias nutui, ixm atreví, telephone Nu. (.... Hrauc

of growth and prosperity. The bust atable at Hot Sprints.ness men of this place wish their led FIRST NATIONAL BANKwill occur v

Atchison, Topcka & Santa Fe R Igcr footings increased year by yearand pparkling success take the place

Pannes thrown the territory from OF LAS VEGAS..(Huocessor to Kaynolda Dros.)of uncertain growth. iu sotiinwusi. iiy couatiitiug inn map tht

roailcrwlll gee. lhttt HI u uo.'ut culled LaJuuta.This SpaceThe Gazette has sounded the fit SAVED FOR AUTHORIZED CAPITAL -nation and to till its mission asill Colorado, the New Mciiu extensionthe main line, lotus southwest through Trlnldud nuil entele the territory through ItatonpunB. The here begins the uiost interosilng journey on the. continent. As ho 18 car

$500,000100,000

40,000KLEEDER & CAMPBELL,daily journal, working to build u CAPITAL PAID INSUHPLUS AND PKOÜ1TS ....the community iu which it is situated neo uy pnworiui engines on a stool-raile-

rook bulluated track up tbe stoou ascent of theTHE GHOCF.RS,

BBIDQ-- 8TBE-I- T. Transacts a General Banking ltnslness.points out the cause and ell'ect. TheAtchison, Topekai Santa Fe railroad SHORTLY. Union mountains, with their charming neon-ery- ,

bo catches lroiiucnt glimpses of the Hpnr.tail peaks far to tho north, glittering in Ihflinuniing sun. and presenting tbe grandestspocttuilo In tho whole Buowy range. Wbotihalf an hour from Trinidad, thetraiu suddenlydushoB into a lunuol from which it emerger

OFFIÜEUS:company has always been a friend toLas Vegas and in more ways than J. HAYHOLOS, President. G. J. PiNK EL, Vine Presiden.

J, 8 l'l .HON, Assistant Cathier..1. 8. HAYNOI.ua, Cashier,one has added to the stability an DIItEOTORH:on tne souineru slope 01 tno Italou mounains and iu sunny New Mexico.growth of the city. Itut from a busi H. GEIST, Q. J. DINKLB, CHARLES BLANOHARD, J. 8. PISIION,

J. 8. KAYNOLDS, JKFFE1WON RAYNOLDS.At the loot ot tho mountain líos the city ol

Haion, wlioae and valuable coalness man's point of view theremore to be done to aid the develop ncloH make It one ol the buslost places In tbt

territory. From Hatou to Las VegaB the rouU HrDeDositorv of the Atchieon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad JE5ment of the trade and business of The Bazaar lies along tne naae ol tne mountains. Outreright arc the suowy peaks In full view whlLas Vegas and which the railroad on tne east no iuo grusay plains, tho

OIIKAT OATTLK HiNlIK Or TIIK HOtTTHWEPTcompany can well grant without loss Which stretch away hundreds of unlet) In uthe Jndiau Territory. 'The train reaches l.a

HOUSE FURNISHINGAND

PANOY GOODS.to itself.

The great and growing tradeVegas m time lor dinner.

Lia VEOAil.

FELIX MARTINEZ,GENERALTRADER,BROKER and COLLECTION AGENT

Notary EuVllo caxxcl Oouvoyanoor.

Lincoln county always natuwith an enterprising population of noarl)buHH), chiefly is one of the nrinciully to Las Vegas. Three years ago Bridge Street, Near the Bridge,

the wagons of the freighters lolled pal cities of the terrilory. Here nre locutetiiose wouileriul healing fountains, the LaiVegas hot springs. Nearly all Die way fromthrough the streets loaded down witl

merchandise for Lincoln county MARTIN BROS- -

Dealers in

KauBas City tbe railroad baB followed thtroute of the ' Old U inta Fe Trail.," and nowlies tbrougL a country which, aside from tinbeauty of its natural scenery hears on evorvhand the impress of th told Spanish civiliza

Three years ago there was not a LiKefci-- by permission to First National bank, and San Miguel National Bank, Las Vegas.

Special attention paid tothe handling of real estate, ranchos, irrants and live stock. Terri-

torial and county scrip and bonds bought and sold. To parties desiring to investí guaranteesatisfaction. Correspondence solioited.

NEW AND

2nd-Han- dGOODS,

Vegas merchant but had a customer KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND RYE lion, graneo centuries ago upon tne still morein the county of Lincoln. Tod.'i ancient auu moro interesting ruehio aud Az-te-

stock Btrange contrasts present thcm NEW MEXICO'(Bridee Street,)LAS VEGAS.they are few and far between, aud solves everywhere with the new engrafting ofAmerican life und energy. In one short houiwagon train for the lower Tecos wi the traveler passes from the city of Las Vugar

WHISKIES,AND DISTILLERS AGENT3

California Wine and Brandy.

soon become a curiosity. See how ON OO,,with her lasuiouauieHEALTH AND fLEABURI REHORT,

Cook Stoves, Carpets, and allkinds of Household Goods, atlow prices, at Neil Colgan'sLincoln county has grown. From

tax return of about $400,000 in 1S82 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS INBridge St. Trading Mart.has increased its wealth until today Our Whiskies are purchased direct from thethe assessor's books show over $3,000, distillery in Kentucky and niacea in tne U.S.

bonded warehouses, from where they are with.

hor elegant hotels, street railways, gas instreets, water works and other evidences olmodern progre88,into the fastnesses of Olorlotsmountain aud in full view of the ruins of thtold Pecos church, built upon the foundationol on Alteo temple, aud the traditional birthplace ot Muutezuuia, tbe culturegod ol theAztecs. It la only half a day's ride by ralfrom the Las Vegas hot springs to the oldSpanish city of Banta Fe. Ban la Fe Is theoldest and most interesting city in tbe UnitedStates. From Santa Fe the railroad

000 of taxable property. The fau drawn when aged. And our patrons will Unciour prices at all times reasonable and as low

Wines, Liquors, CigarsFINE OLD WHISKIES, BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNES, BOTH IMPORTED

AND DOMESTIC, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

The Snug.Bridge Bt , Next Dser ta Depot.

then lies not with Lincoln county but as nrst-oia- gooas can ue sum.A vents lor Brunswlck-Kalk- e Collender comwith Las Vegas. pany billiard tables and supplies, and the

This great trafilo has gone to otherruns down tbe valley of the Hlo Uracúe toa

II FIRST-CLA- SS RESTAURANTpoints, but it is not altogether loutMcQUAID & LAMARR,Many Lincoln county people look

OR LUNCH AT ALL HOURS.upon Las Vegas as "their town" andContractors and Builders,

OtSTERS AND ALL DELICACIESin the face of the heavy discriminating freight tariff of the railroad com

of the season served on short noticepany, still come to this point to buy

ESTIMATES GIVIN ON PLANS.

UniOLSTBBED ÁVU HlrAIRID,

AI SO GENERAL JOBIING.their goods. El Taso has capturedvaluable part of the trade of thesouthern part of Lincoln county by

J, BINGLE, Proprietor.If you want an elegant meal or lunch,

patronize

THE SNUG.All work neatly done and satisfaction gnar- -

anteed. ..'all anil see us.-- nop 1.1)i Grand Avenue. Bast Las Vegas,reason ef the cut rate which it has

long enjoyed, and which rate enablthe merchants of that placo to sellwith profit for less than similar mer TOM HAYWARD,PARK HOUSE

Boutheast corner of park,chandise costs Las Vegas merchants,laid down.

LAS VEOA8 HOT SPRINGS, N.M.Las Vegas, of course, enjoying no

MRS. M, ADAMS, Proprietress. Hull:leacompeting lines of railroad, cannotexpect a rate like El Faso has, but

Rates $3.00 per day, 19.00 and (lO.OO per wees

junction at Albuquerque with the Atlantic

--lluther On Bridge Street, opposite the Gazette Office

on the way the prosperous oily of Socorro anatho wouderful Lake Valley and Percha mlu - " - "" ' "

luir district, tlnally roaching Deming, fromwhloh point Silvor City Is only forty-tlv- e miles L rv MAMPI mJ TVCS F '"iwEi- -distant and may be reached over the 8.0.11.4 VV HI'S'I JDX MWW.K. K. K. The recent discoveries of ehloridof "VH &. I ''WiQ!1!.n Bear mountains, near Silver Uity, exceed V T LU ''mi-- .anything in tho Kocky mountains In richness. r l! 1 I 1 Kjf "

Shipments of the ore have been made to l'uet- - rTílCt C n0rSBSnQ6rS. I rttjl V "lothat run as high as 46 percent Pure iilve-- , JH it rr II 1

For further Information address , vJl-- ' 4- hi IGeneral Passenger and Ticket 'Agent, A. T. & CARRIAGE AND "WAGON RE- -

---L ,1 .Al J8.F.B.K..ToPeka. Kansas. PAIRING NEATLY DONE- - flf MvU

PLAZA PHARMACY. 9Bfige vegas, h. m&mLAS VEGAS IRON WORKSAlwayson hand a full assortment of line hair

tooth, nail and Infant brushes, etc, toitolBe,rubber and Ivory combs, toilet and bathing I f A r I f M!isponges, powder puffs, powder boxes, pom- - ill Wa t tftmVt triXjUllGTiVTmaiien, toilet and bath soaps, chamois skins, 'perfumery, fancy goods, etc. Physicians' pre- - M&nnfact HTBorlpuons carefully compounded.

sattsKts" steam Engines and Mining MachineryLAS VEGAS, - NEW MEXICO.

Architectural Work, Machinery and Boilers, Iron and BrassMARCELLINO&MERNIN, CaBtü Made on Short Notica- -

LA.8 VEGAS, , i , NEW MEXICODEAi.BKS in

Pianos, Organs,J---. The Plaza Billiard Hall,

MUsicAL INSTRUMENTS. ; J.FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

rBridge Street, mtxX U First Nalienal Bank

Baiidinf. South Side of Plaza, ' . Las Yegaa, New Mexico,

even with a fair reduction our mcrchants by reason of their acquain

B. B. BORDKK. C. M. BORUBHance and superior facilities would be East Side Sixth St.

B- - B. BORDEN & CO.able to "hold their own" against theworld. II. GBIST,The question of course will ariseWill it pay the Atchison, Topcka Undertaker,Santa Fe road to mako a liberal re A work done with Neatness and Dispatch

satisfaction uuarantoea.duction in the freight rale to NewMexico's cities? The Gazette says Plans. Rneellleatlonaand Estirantes Furnished,

Shop and oltioeon Main 8t., Sonth of Cathodemotery, Bast Las Vega, M. M. Telephoneit would. In the first place the Santa

connection, with snon.

33 3YI U S Xs 3VC J3 1- ,AND

Funeral Director.

Bridge St., Near Gazette Office

Fe road gets but a small proportionof the business into El Paso. The PONDER & H0RNE,hauling is divided and the Tex a

PIumbers.Gasand Steam Fitters,JOB WORK.

roads get the lion's share. With thetrade branching from New Mexicocities the Atchison road would have

all of the business, and a low freightrate would do moro than anything

All work guaranteed to give satisfaction,(Sixth M., East I,ai V(ai. A trial orderwill convince that The Gazbtte

can more satisfactorily turn out work ttaanAll west side orders attended to by A. J,HougbUm, bridge Bt. Telephone go. any omce in tne cuy.

THE LAS VEGAS GAZETTE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1886.

the business reported from the comOUR WISE MEN. JACOB GROSS, A. M. BLACKWELL, HARRY W. KELtiY LEGAL NOTICE.TtRRlToHV op New Mítico,

of San M igucl. ( 8S

In tho District Court or Ban Miguel Comity.In Ibe matter or tbe petition or William B

Tipton for a commisaiuu to take the d..in.ii.

GROSS, BLACKWELL & COTHE NECESSITY

rOR THK SPECIALISTS.

DR. WAGNER & GO.Wholesale Dealers In

General Merchandise !

Ranch Outfitting a Specialty.

WOOL, HIDES, PELTS,LAS VEGAS, ,

AZAUNDER NEW

The only Brick Hotel in Las Vegas First class in all itsappointments. Clean airr rooms- - Elegant Furniture.A No. 1 Table, and everything possible none lor the comfortof Guests. Headquarters for stockmen and Commercial men.Rates $2.50 ana $3 00 per day. Special Rates to Parties re-

maining a week or more.

LAS VEGAS,

MENDENHALL,

Livery, Feed and Sale StablesBuy and sell Horses, Mules, Ponies. Buggies, Wat-o-ni

Harness, Saddles, Etc.

CERRILLOS HARDFor Salo,

EAST AND WEST LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO.

AND

LAS VEGAS BREWERY

!X..A-- B VEGAS, 1TEW MEXICO.

Our beer is brewed from the choicest malt and hot)s andwarranted to eive. entire satisfaction. Our

BOTTLEDIs seuc id to none in the. market.

LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICOO. A. ROTHGEB. Proprietor.

THE AGUA

HEW MEXICO.

HOTEMANAGEMENT.

NEW MEXICO

HUNTER & CO.

AND SOFT COAL.

BOTTLING ASSOCIATION

PURA CO.

apply to

. . NEW MEXICO

- NEW MEXICO.

COKtl CO.NEW MEXICO.

Wholesale Grocers,

NEW MEXICO.

its Appointments.

and Douglas Avenue.

IWATE R WOBKS)Sumallos Water from a Puro and Clear Mountain Stream, the

RÍO Gallinas." taken seven milns ahnvn t.ha ritv and hvGravity System. For rates, etc.,

mittee on military affairs, tbe followingunía wiin.il nave passed me senate:

A bill to regulate the promotion ofgraduates from the military academy,and the senate bill to remove the chargeof desertion standing against any sol-diers by reason of their having enlistedin any regiment without arjt havingreceived a discbarge from the regimentin which they previously served.

Tbe bill appropriating $150,000 foraumiiouai narracKs at me southern,northwestern and western branches ofme National Home for disabled volunteers.

A New oda br lh Part Lariat.London. May 4, The queen formally

opened tbe Colonial Exhibition today.A prominent feature of the opening ceremonirs was the ode composed for theoccasion by lennvson. This was mnirniticently rendered by a vast choir ofcareiuuy selected voices. Tho ode wassung just previous to the queen's fortniai declaration that the exhibition wasopen. Ihe third portion of the ode wasevidently composed with a view ofstimulating international fraternity be-tween the two groat Knglish speakingnations, and is in the following words:

"Britain fought h- inns of yore;Rritain failed, and never more,( !are less of our gror lng kin.Shall we as our lather's sin?Men that in a narrower dayTJnprophetle rulers theyDrove from out the mother'! nest,1 liat young eagle of the west,To forage for herself alone.

The last part of the ode. which in infour portions, makes the following sig-nificant allusion to the present crisis inBritish politics:"Shalt we not, through good and 111,Clesve to one another still?Britain's mvriad voices rail.bona he welded, each and all,Into one imperial pole ;One with Britain heart and soul,One life, one Hair, one tloet, one throne.unwiLí, nold your own, and God guard all."

The oiieon was profoundly pleasedwith the ode and with tho mannor inwhich it was rendered by the choir. Shenodded and tmilod with pleasure nndapproval at each sentiment, as it wasbrought out, and seemed to exceedinglyenjoy the enthusiasm which tbe poomand music provoked in the vast oon- -

courso.

Gladstone in Loudon.

London, May 4. Gladstone arrivedin London today and met with a mostenthusiastic rocoption. Groat crowdsof people Mirged around the premier'scarriage as it left the railway station;the horses became rostive and werecontrolled with difficulty, and for a timoiho occupants of the carriage wero inimminent danger. Gladstone is enjoy-ing robust health. This evening ho willattond a cabinet council at which thoGroek question and Irish home rulomeasures will be discussed.

TheGazette

Job Office

Is prepared to turn out

Every Glass of Work!

Montezuma Ice Go

Oloar Ixiro Ico.Las Vegas Trade supplied by

R. J. HOLMES,Leave order's with

Wells Fargo Expresa Office,K ANT SI UK, or

Leon Bros., West Side.

jr. us. ursTJk. JJ3,NEW PHOTO OAILERY

ART and CURIOSITY STORE.

Vlows of, tas Veiras and vicinity. Framesmade to order.

Indian Pottory ami Blankets and otherNative Curiosities.

820 Uallroad Ave., Opera Housa Block.

LA9 VEOAS, - NEW MEXICO.

M. E. KELLY,(Owner of the HE brand of oattle)

RANCH AND CATTLE BROKER.

OFFICE: Bridge Street, Opposite Post office.

Surveying by John Campbell, too n

8urvevor.

&. PATTY,Manufactur' r and dealer In

Tin, Copper, Sheetiron WareEavo-Trough- Tin Uooflncr. Camp

stoves anil minors' outfits.

LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

OFFICE : Conner Bruteo and Twelfth Streets.

Finally Pass (he rostoflice Appropriation Hill.

And Coaalder and Ac upan Ham.Impartan! Publicnatters.

SENATE.

A Heated Political Diiraislea tamed by Iberv.teince mu,

Washington. Miy 4. After thepassajto of it number of private bills tbepostoftiee appropriation bill was laidbefore the senate.

Sir. Call fitTorod the proposal to approprlats $300,000 for the carriage ofthe United States mails to Central andSouth America, Jayán, China, etc. He(lid not regard it as a bubsidy. Sauls-bur- y

opposed the proposition. Halesaid according to Beck's explanationKiven yesterday tho postoflice depart-ment was more culpable than lie at Srstsupposed, as to the leaving at Pornani-buo- o

of a large body of Hio de J ameromails. From Beck's explanation. Halesaid it would seem that the postmastergeneral bad sent mails by an Englishsteamer, while knowing thoy wouldhave to lie over at Purnam buco, alongway this side of thoir destination, andwould have to there await the comingof the United Stales steamer for Brazil.

Hale could see no stronger illustra-tion of the preference of the postmas-ter general for f Jroign over Americanships since he had sont mails part ofthe way by foreign ships.

Plumb said no senator had shownthat the sum per mile provided by thoamendment was too much.

The proposed arrangement for torelgn mails was based on the theory thatit was a subsidy, but that we should ap-ply to our foreign mails the principlethat had for many years been apDliodto the transportation of inland mails ofthe United States.

Mr. Plumb asked how wo were to bobenefitted by the proposed arrange-ment.THE SOUTHERN STATES WOULD BE BEN-- .

EFICIAKIE3of this proposition; yet senators fromtbe southern states were opposing thisproposition. Thoy did not speak tbelanguage of modern progress on mod-ern civilization. Tho south today wasthe south of Calhoun, ot Yancoy, and ofJefferson Davis.

Morgan interrupted him to commenton the unfairness of this class of argu-ment at this late stnge of tho debate.The southern men, he said, had no opiportunity to roply to it.

Plumb said no senator should be cutoff from Aply by limitation of time; atleast his voto would bo cast for afull opportunity for roply. The southtoday in nntional control, ho contin-ued, responded to I he wishes, intertillsand principios inculcated bw Cnlhmin.enforced by Yancey, and representedtoday by Jefferson lia vis. He (Plumb)did not speak of that as in any sunse tobe personally, offensive, or as quiilify-in- g

the personal sincerity of any uianiMorgin remarked that uo such Impu-

tation or accusation liad the slightest of-fense for him. Kvery name mentionedby Plum I) was coiiaecralud in Morgan'smemory as tho mima of an

HONOltAIILK AND CKEAT MAN.He hoped the state of Kansas might

some time or other produce such char-acters as Calhoun, Yancey or Davis.

Plumb re tori oil that Morgan had thataspiration Inr Khiishs all to himself.Plumb would nut tiike one leaf from thochaplot of any niun as hii houorahle,sincere, or uble man, lj.it those menrepresented the soulli of slavery; thesouth that did not want free labor; sotte south took up tódav the bunion ofthat song where it Jell off in 'III . It wasan old doctrine in favor of capitalagainst labor. Tho capitalist with hiscoffers tilled and believing in tho law ofsupply and iloiiiaml as applied lo labor,like everything else, siiil, "nivo meright to buy my ships where 1 please,whera I can buy cheaply products oflabor of other countries and 1 don't careabout, American labor,"

After considerable further discussiona vote was tnkou on the lina! passage oftho bill as follows: yeas, 45; imjs 10.

IN t'AVOU OF UNITED STATES SDl'UKMACY

Morgan, offered a series of resolutionswhich were ordered printed and to lioon tho table, declaring it is the duty ofcongress to extend necessary mail facil-ities across the sens from the prin cipalports of all foreign c mntries with whichthe United States has any considerabletrade or where the trrulu can bo profita-ble developod; that it is tbe duty of con-gros- s

to provide that American peopleshall have the right to buy ships abroadand import them at reasonable rates ofduly, and the laws prohibiting the im-

portation of foreign built ships aril asunjust and unwiso as laws would bothat would prohibit impoitation ot allother articles of foreign maniifactue.

The senate then adjourned.

iiiiisi:,the cumíese.

Washington, May 4. Tho housecenimitteo on foreign affairs today ed

to call up in turn tbe Chinese indemnity bill and Morrow's Chinese re-

striction bill when the committee isnext called by the speaker.

AFTER THE MORMONS.

Hearing on tho Mormon question wasresumed by the ot thohouse committee on judiciary today.Miss Kate Field and a number of otherladies wore present. West, a memberof tbe Utah legislatuie, and DelegateCaine made addresses opposing the

bill.giving whisky a snow.

The houso conuniltoe on wnys andmeans will report favorably on tho billto amend laws relating to tho entry ofdistilled spirits in distillery or in anyspecial bonded warohouse, and thewithdrawal of sam ) therefrom and the

of tax thoroon. Tho ossontialÍiaymont of tho bill, as explained bv itsauthor, is that it will allow distillodspirits to remain in warehouses withoutpayment ot tax as long as tho owner de-

sires instead of payment being madecompulsory at tho expiration of throeyears as now provided by law. A

report was also ordurod on thebill introduced by Morrison to repeal allprovisions of law which give commis-

sions to collectors of internal rovenueon taxes collected by them upon disstilled spirits.

OF INTEREST TO THE VETERANS.

Washington, May 4. The housemet this evening for consideration of

LAS VKJAS, - .

tlon of Kpilanio Vigil, in ereuinlion oftuu same ul in UBPU in iBff caime whereinWilliam Kroeulg and other are plnlailns.. .ma .uni.ua jiMiwii mu uuiuni are ueieutiaals, numbered 2312, and now ihmiiIíiik in.iiv iritini-- i luiin oí me r II a Jlluicittl illstrlot In .San Miguel County, in tbe Ti rriloi yor New Mexico. .ToOulnnioua Moiae, Lou a 8u,zhachcr, Wil-

liam hroeuiir. Jogeuh H. Watroua. J II Knnir.attorney for Kosalie V. Keiinon and her

buaband, lxma Kennon, Henry U. llrcui,Krauoia I. Hrent, Stran C. Orrlek, Alexandraumca, riorlda HulUerland, Daniel W. lirent,lliiKh Brent, Ilalie llmten. trunk lluatenWanlilbirton llrowil. ilttrv Itrnwn. HIIMl,..llSmith, James 8m. lb, Mary JSeltler, Williamueiuer, carnea nrown, wyati iirown, t liarleuiiueraieeve, ana ue unknown holm of .loseGtcforo Trujillo. diteaseil, and their aaaliciii),and all mera whom it doth or m.v ruimm.or who may hare or claim to have any Interestin the matter In litigation In the aaid nlmveiiienuoneu suitor William Kmeniir and othersaKuiuBiaiuriuatj. iipiou, iireetiiu;:

This la to give you and each of you notice,that upon tbe application of William .1. Tipton,duly mail before the Hon. Klialia V. Ijhik,Chief Jiutie or tbe SupreoieCourt ot the Terri-tory of New Mevicu, and Judgo of tbe KirntJndleial Dlatrict Court theteof , an order or saidCourt wa duly entered and made by the eidChief Justice, that a commission be isiiI totbe Clerk of said Ural Judicial in aecordanc with the pruyur of the aaid applica-tla- n

of tbe said William Ft. Tipton, to take thedepositions of Epllanlo Vigil and Rafaci Vluilin iierpetuation f the lame to be used in lliJeaidcauaa of Wil lam Krooniir et al. againstMartha J. Tipton et al.,and that pursuant tothe statute In such eases mnde and provided,I shall proceed, on the lira! Mouilav In June.Well, tbe aame being the 7th day of June,between the hours of 9 o'clock a. 10. and IIo'clock p. m. of said day, and If necessary be-tween the aame hours of the day following,until the same be completed, at my nlhoe, Inthe court house in the town or I.as Vegas, intheCouutyof San Miguel, Territory el' NewMexico, to take the depositions of BúllanloVIlllLa resident Of the Oitv of Hnnta Fi. üninlvof .santa Fe, Territory of New Mexico, andnaiaei vi(ji'. a resiaent or the town of I'ecoa,In tbe County of Ban Miguel, Territory of NewMexico, In perpetual remembrance of whatihey may know and canny touching the mak-ing and execution of a eertinn document andInstrument of writing nurnortinar to have beenexecuted and made by one Gregorio Trujlllo askis last will and teatnment in the year KM,devising hl Interest in a certain tra. t of laudknown aa"LaJnnta"or"tonlly I,ntnK,rHiit,"situated in the Counties of Mora and HanMiguel, In aaid Territory of Now Mexico, tooneDonaclane Vigil, and t iuculng any othormatter or tlrTng said witnesses may know eon- -oernlnaT the titles to aaid land, an that 1 shallcontinuo, the taking of the depositions ot 'saidwitnesses. If need be. from dav hi dav. at thesame plaee and between the sunn hours, untilthe aame la completed, at which time amiplaoe you and each or you mav attenil snd

the aaid witnesses, If youplease.

Witness my hand thU 171 li dny of April,A.D., l8u.

B. ' Johnston,Cleflt of the Klrat Judicial District of tho Ter

ritory 01 New Mexlca.Jas. H. Pukdy,ilHUUKN & VlMC'KNT,

Solicitors for William II. Tipton.

LEGAL NOTICE.TlORITOBY OF Nkw I

County of Ban Miguel. fIn tke Probato Court of Ban Miuucl C'eiintv.

To Columbus Molse, Louis SulKbacher, and theunknown neira ouose t,ivgorii Triijillo andtheir assigns and all otnt-r-s whom 11 mayconcern.Tako notace that 1 will on Mondnv. thnTih

day of June, A. I. , Issn, at In a'clock 111 theforenoon of that day movo the I'rolinto Courtof San Miguel County, in the Territory or NewMexico, lielore the Hon. .Severo Haca, Judgeof said Coin t, that the will of Jose tiregorioTrujll o, now 011 lile In said court, be npprovnland admitted to probale in accordance withIhe application tiled with die said will, whenand where von can he hoard, if anything youuuvv 10 aay to tue coutrury.

11,1.1AM H T1ITON.I.B8 Vegas, New Mex co, April IT, lsst).

J. H. I'UHIIY,liHkaukN & Vincent.

Bolicilort.

ASSIGNEE S KOTIVE.

18 HKKKBY IVKX THAT RYNOTICR deed of Htntiffniueut for tU ben i titof creditors, M. Kotueru &Co.f MtirHrlto Uo- -men na u. Jübuh warfjiifz duvo conveyed aimtransferred to tho uiulerniKnert nil their real

ud jeronal property, with full niithnrity toctdlet't their asuela anl pay tlielr liahd- -iiua wiintue proteeii uiert'oi. ah puraouaknowtng them delves to bf indelded to naldUna or individuáis are not i lied tomnke Bettle-nte-

with tho undBrfttiied; and alt creditorsor either artt roiues(ed to (iroaont thuir clalmato tho undersiKiitHl wllhout delay.

m a in u k ü nj unir.,, AtHignee,LaaVetfai N. M., January tí lsstf.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICR la hereby given thilt liy their deedfor the In uellt or creditors

Trinidad Romero, ltrollier and Non, T. ltomero& Son, Trlntdail ltomero, Kiignmo ltomero nndBoruplo Uomeni. have conveyed and traua-ferre- d

to the undersigned all tbclr rent anilporsonal property, with full authority tncol-le-

their asscn and pay tbeir liabilities withthe proeeeda thereof. All persona knowingthemselves indebted to either of aaldllrmsorIndividuals, are notilled to make settlementwltbtbe undersigned, and all erodltora oleither are requested to prmenl tbeir claims totbe undersigned without delay.

u m. uuuNawicK. Asaigneo,

A. C. SCHMIDT,Manufacturer of

Wagons and CarriagesAnddealer In

HEAVY HARDWARE.Bvery kind or wagon material on hand

Hone shoeing and repairing a BDOClaltr.Urand Avonue and Seventb Btreet. fcast LaVeeas.

W. T. TKBVIRTON. WÁIXACB M88KLDKN.

TREVERTOH & HESSELDEN.

Kstlmates given on all kinds of work.

i'lldeu Street ootween Ballroad and GrandAvenue.

LAS VEGAS. (East Side) N. M.

FRANK LE DUG,

Practical Tailor and Cutter.

A Choice Selection of Suitings, Coat-ings and Pantalooninga.

Always Cuarantee Satisfaction.Went Bridgo Street.

Lai Vegas. New Mexico.

PARLOR BARBER SHOP.

O. L. GREGORY, riopriotor.

Center Street, ' East Las Vegas.

Gazette Job OfficeCu tana ant wark qalekrr. In better style andal lawer prleea than aar etaar allies ta the

S. W. LKK, Superintendent.

We offer no apology for devoting so much" wv,-,,ji- i,,

class of diseaaea, iHdieving that no oondl- -" u,i,,i,j in wrvieneu to merittho sympathy and beat services of tbe pro- -

" 11 wh ueiung, . miniare Innocent sufferers, and that tbeJ " uoiiseii to relievingtheadllcied and saving them from worse than... .n im ifiuiMiuaropisi ana a nene-fael-

lo bla race than tbe surgeon or phial- -

viuM- - apiMieaiiou excels in an,other branch of his proleeslon. And, formnately lor humanity, the day la dawning whenthe taisn philanthropy that condemned th......u.aw. cuy w unuie, nae toe lepers un-der tho Jewish law, to dieuncared for. barpassed away.

YOTINf MTrpJWhn mas Ka anlf.i.i.. . . . . . m"'"j u'wiuk innu .no carca oíyouthlul follies or Iniliscrctlon will do well

I liimiulvd ..i ikis . u a.. i0 yrl mía, suv KnWBI UUOUyverlaldat the a I Inr of sufferlny humanity.

"iss at Mia. niinT MJ I'TIt Ik flNIJ II rTevery cao of tvmlual woakueoa tr prlvatM

uinlcrlHkpB to and fKilM tu curt.MIDDLE-AGE- D MEN

There are tnsiir st thA aun nrnAi.hAare troubled with too frequent evacuations oftho bladder, often accompanied by a slightsmarting or burning sensation, and a weakeniugof the system fn a manner the patient cannot aCOOUlll for. fin ivumli.lt, ih.deposit a ropy sediment will of ten be fouuand sometimes small particles of albumcuwill appear, or tho color will tie of a thin,mllklsh hue, again changing to a dark andtorpid appearance. Thsre are many men wh-di-

of thia dllBoulty, Ignorant, of the cause,which is the second suite of seminal weak-ness. Dr. W. vlll gnarantee a perfect oure nall oases, and a healthy restoration of tbegontto-urlnar- y organs.

Consultation free. Thorough examinationand advloe $6.

see tho Doctor's additional advertisementIn the Denver Dally Mews and n

Aii communications should be addressed

DR. WAGSER & CO.sun Larimer Streol. Address Box 783, Den

ver, Irtlio.rtut this out and ake along.

ir.aiiKiilOlO Main St., Kansas City, Mo.

Treats till Nervous and Chronlo Diseases.YOUNG MEN

suffering with Weakness, Nervous Debility.LOSS Of MimmrV Un.n.in.lnnni. . ...society, Kidney Troubles, ot any diseases ofthe l,cnihil rinftrv firipuou a.... i...... m...i ..safe and speedy cure.

MIDDLE-AUE- MEN.There are many troubled with ton rminm

eviiciiatlona of the bladder, often aceompan- -1. 3 'ikí. ooinrioig or uurnmg aensa-tln- n,

and weakening of the system In a man-ner the patient can not account for. On exam-iniu- ir

the urinarv iIhihirIIs a n,v .iiin...nwill ni ton be round, and sometimes small pai-neles of albumen will appear, or the color beof a thin, nillklsh hue, again changing to adark or torpid appearance. There are manymen who die of this dlmculty, Ignorant or thocaime. The doctor will guarantee a portentcure In all such cases, and a healthy restora-tion or the genlio-urlnsr- v organs

PROFESSIONAL.

J T, BOHTWICK,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,Klxth Street, opposlto Post Ollloe,

r.Aa VEUA8. - . NKW MEXICO.

D. W. VEEDER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,OlUce In Klblberg Block,

LAS VRÍ3AS, . . NEW MEXICO.

J0,is MJI.ZHACHER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.Ofllcc: National St., opposite Court Bouse,

LAS VKUAS, - - NEW MEXICO,

J. D.o'Krtan, W. L. Piittca.

0 tu y an a iMi iirr.,ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

OlUccinScna Rulldlng, Over San Miguel Bank.LA8 VBÜA8. NKW MEXICO.

emmettT '

ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,Olllco, Stern's lllcck, Bridge 8U,

LAS VEUAS, - - NKW MEXICO.

J II. Vt, U, KOOOLER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.Notary Piiblle.

Ofhceon Bridge street, two doors welt ofPoslolUca.

LA8VEQA8, - . NKW MBXIOO

Wm. Ilrocdcn, W. A. Vincent.

jri:i;ih:n te vi.cehít,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

rractico In all tin courts In thoTerrltory.Wm. M.sloan manager of the collection department

First National Hunk Block,LAS VEUAS . NEW MEXICO.

j ii. I'in i ijoin, m. it.,CONSULTING PHYSICIAN

Answers lottots of Inquiry fiom Invalids.1'. O. Box :ti.

LAS VEOAS HOT 8PU1NQS, NEW MEXICO.

J" II. DUDLEY, Al. D.

Ollloe: Sixth 8t near Douglas Are.Kesldonoo: Main Street, between Seventh and

Eight (l.LAS VEOAS, . . NKW MEXICO.

jjl II. SKIPWITH, M. D.

OIII00 In Klblberg Dlock.OfBoe bou, from II to p. m.

IAB VEOAS, . . NEW MEXICO.

gO. WOOD,

ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,Plans and anwin(iif... . .... Inn. moa....... -- i . j -v ni, mi i kiu..or construction. Also surveys, maps and

LAS VEOAS, Street) NEW MKXICO.

JjR. F. II. WILSON,

DENTIST- -

O oo and resilience Glven's Block, west ofrostoMoe.

LAS VEGAS. - . NEW MEXICO

jrt. F. B. ONLEY.

RESIDENT DENTIST, OCULISTAND AURIST

LAS VEOAS, . NEW MEXICO.

TH Siiprvmi ootTRT o Niw Mixmo. )Ei.ibiia V. Ijino, Chief Justice.Santa F. New Mexico, Jan.t S, . 1

The hearer of this Is Dr. Olney, of Warsaw,iiitnniia. ave anown mm tor the past

years. Hola aman of strict Integrity,honorable In business, of flue social and bus-iness iiuallties, worthy the confidence of anycommunity, lie was regarded as one of thomost accomplished dentists In Northern Indlana. Ho hita given speoial study and en-joyed good opportunities as an occulist andaurlst. 1 take great pleasure In recommendlug blm as In all respecta reliable.

Respectfully, Klihha V. Lomo,CbialJustlos of N. M.

FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT

INSURANCEADIN H. WHITMOSE, AGENT,

LAS VEGAS, -

THE LAS YEG-A- S

GrAHM. S. HART, SUPERINTENDENT.

LAS VEGAS,

MTER FRIEDMAN & BRO.

Wool Dealers and

LAS VEGAS.

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.First Class in all

MRS. M. A. HORNBARGER, Proprietress.

Corner of Sixth Street

FRANK T. ROBINSON,! A practical cutter with thirteen years experience, representing

Peters & Trout's Palace of FashionLANCASTER, OHIO.

Astonishing Pricos! Suits, $20 Upwards! Satisfaction Guaranteed.Can be found cvory morning nt Pinza Hotel. Afternoon, on Eaat Bids.

Rooms Plaza Hotql, "West Side, Las Vegas

; X.AS VEGASStreet Railroad Go.

Cars run rogularlv from Old to Now Town evory thirteen minutan, and from7 o'clock a. ni. to p. m,

Twenty-ny- o tickets can be procured tor f1 at the Company' office, Twelfth8tr6et'

LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

THE LAS VEGAS "GAZETTE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1880.

BUILDIN8PR0JEGTS. 0. L HOUGHTON, THE CITY SHOE STORE!TXTO. 17 Contor Street,

HEADQUARTERS

FOR ALL TRADERS.

leal PiprPiBn

Railroad natter.Jack O'Malley has been promoted to

the positon cf conductor on the run toRaton.

Train last night was in two large sec-tions and heavily loaded witn pas-sengers.

F. J.Gillott. switchman at Albuquerqueyesterday bad bis band seriously injuredwhile in the discharge of duty.

The train from the south was onlythirty minutes late this morning, andwas one filled with passengers.

J. W. Giebel, steward at the hospital,was in the ciity today. He reports thir-teen patients confined at present in thatInstitution.

An extra express train will come Infrom the east tonight containing thebaggage of the excursion parly thatpassed south the other day.

The number of persons taking mealsfrom the east bound trains is usuallyabout double the telegraphed number,while on the west bound trains they fallconsiderably below.

A Raymond & Whitcomb excursionconsisting of one baggage and five Pull-mans, carrying ninety people, will reachour city about 1 o clock on Friday.They will go at once to the Springs andstart south the same night.

The carload lots yesterday were: oneof machines for the Singer Manufactur

C. H. SPORLEDER,juarv EBCEIVED

120 Fairs Ladies" Kid Button ShoesMads ua C, D d E widths, which wll be asid at

Tlao JuoW Price or $2.50,AIiSO, 1BO PAIH8

Ladies' Genuine Tampico Pebbled Goat Button,

On C, D and E Wldtln, a goad wearing sima, al

Tlio Low Price or 82.50.PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.

he Golden üuleCLOTHING HOUSE

rit:Ll:ro,ci Ave, Xj,s Vegas.FINEST DISI'LAY OF

Wilson Bros' Furnishing Goods,Dunlap's Celebrated Stiff Hats.

Neckwear, Shirts, Stetson's Soft Hats,Burt & Packard and

Burt & Mears' Fine Shoes.

Simón Lewis' Sons, PropsW. F. COOF5.

ing company; two of pipes for the waterworks company; one oi bay lor lirowno& Manzanares: one of soap tor Gross,Blackwell & Co., and one of cattie forJohn uarlb.

All persons are notified that if theyhave business in the train dispatchersoffice they must transact it as speedilyand quietly as possible, that all em-ployes off duty must spend thoir leisureelsewhere, and nobody but an employewill be permitted behind the couuters.

Another Outrage.Last Saturday when the Wulls-Farg- o

stage was about twouty miles from Sil-

ver City on its way to Georgetown, itwas set upon by two ninnand requiredto bait. The command not being com-plied with as quickly as was desired,four shots wero fired Into the drivor,causing Ins death. two passengerswere upon the instilo, and Joe Seifredand a colored mnii were outside withthe driver. After tho death of thedriver no resistance was offered; but thepassengers were relieved of all moneyand valuable, while the express company supplied $1,000 to the robbers. Asyet no clue bas been discovered to theidentity of the robbers.

Hotel Arrivals.Depot HoTKr.: JohnT. Norrls, SpriiiKllvM,

).; It voi,rhtut, Denvei j A, C. HIiÍiil'hs niuiwire, Wisconsin: w. B. Hrunlon. Sliut'iiidker;VA F. wife ami child, Aspi-n- , ColoO. S. lilildle, Florida: W. II. Soil, Hot

U. K. Itrussell, Union; K. Wuihurfnril,lii-i- k: '' K, Kaiii'lirr, (J. Perkins amiwire. New Vol k; Dave Murtiuilale, l'hilailil-phla- ;

W. V. ( Hrll, Chicago; U UriiUtli midwile, St Jue: A Jay WinC, Now Orleans;Kthereritfe, A Hnuiueritiie; M. lioswurlli,

A It. Varum, cliiciiKo.I'i.aha Hor' W. Kloe, Lottie Frll?-- 1

i n. i'. J. r'i il.lin, WatroiiH; William 1'uiBuna,Washington, D C.: (Jus Merer, dt. Louis.

Ht. Nichiials: Charles Zelti, Santa Fu; U.Cuates, rublo; W. 8, Hoflucker, lluum.

Kujunl to the Fine Imported,l ilt; ".II.SSON,

Is the next size to'our "Gerstcr" andis composed of selected imported wrap-pers and choicest Vuelta Abajo tillerwith Spanish workmanship. (On open-ing these cigars smokers will find thefiller nicely booked and rolled up inbinder style.)

The oulv place thoy can bo obtainedin Las Vi'gfls is at Chris Sullman's Clubsaloon.

Montezuma Ice Go

Olear I3viro loo.Las Vegas Trade supplied by

R. J. HOLMES,Leave orders wilh

Wells Fargo Exprese Office,EAST SIDE, or

Leon Bro? West Side.

Herefords.

Of West Las Animas.

HAS Jl ST UNLOADED IN

COORS BROTHERS,Wholesale and .Retail Dealers In

A New Hotel aud Two BusinessBlocks to bn Erected.

The I njeiat Comml. .loner. TheAcademy Entertalannent

Hallroad New, Etc.

An Art el lajaatlee.It comes to light that while the county

commissioners have made an appropnation for watering the plaza park.they have failed to do so for the twoparks on tue east side. Why this dinerencer tins one side of tins city anymore claim upon trie couutj oniciaithan the other? Many persons In theold town complain of a sectional feeling between the two parts of the cityCertainly such conduct as this, is calculated to promote this state of feeling,and is largely responsible for it. Lincoin park, in the southern part of theeast side, nas been a beautitul place aconstant exhortation to the people tobeautify their private residences. Ithas increased the value of the propertvin all its neighborhood, thus adding tothe wealth of tbecity and the income oftne oounty. in ow, lor lack ot appropriation, the water has been cut off, thetrees and grass are dying, and thewhole plaoe bids fair to return to desolation and barrenness. This errorshould at onoe be rectified, or the taxpayers of the east side will demand thereason why.

An Evening's Enjoyment.The entertainment given last evening

by the primary department ot theAcademy, was quite an enjoyable affair,alike to the audience and to the periorrners. Iho little onos, girls aswell as boys, were thoroughly self pos-sessed and well drilled in their respective parts, lhe progrnnnne. by Itsjudicious selection, reflected creditupon the teachers, and the thoroughness of the drill showed thoir patientdevolion to their tank. Tho recitations.solos, choruses, and tho pantomiue wereall excellent; and to particularize thus i

deserving special mention, would hesimply to reprint the programme. Bytne way, tne programme was printed byArtie and Frank Sloan, aud whilerather a curious specimen of art, speakswell lor tue piuuk and intention ot tueyoung typos. The Academy is an institution of which our city is justlyprona, and one wnicn assists very largely in milking Las Vegas the educationalcenter ot tte territory.

I'cnce at Intl.Tho directors of the Plaza Hotel com

pany, yesterday had an amicable meet-ing. Old grioyiincrs worn hiirinonized,aud new nioasurwi originated tor Hiegood of tbecity. Cbas. BlanchardandJefl'orson Kaynolds were appointed acommittee to negotiate witli Mr. Humsoy of the Palace hotel, Santa Fe, andthey left this morning for that city inthe dischargo of their commission.There is no interest of more vital importance to the welfare of our city than thorunning of a hotel at the Plaza, whichsnail be hrst-clas- s in everv paiticuiar.The building is there, the furniture isthere. It remains only for the board ofdirectors to see that tne man is there also. If they have such a man at present.keep him; if such a man is not in NewMexico, briug biui out from the east.

A New Hotel.The railroad company has about deli

nilely decided to build a hue largehotel on the site now occupied by thefreight depot. The intention is to makethe number of rooms sufficiently greatto accommodate the transient busiuessAt first it was intended only to makeadditions to the present hotel but it isnow deemed best to erect a new struc.ture. The plans for the now hotel havenot yet arrived, but it will be modernand oi ample dimensions.

Building Project.F. O, Kihlberg is preparing to put up

a business block on the lot west of ThkGazette office on Bridge street.

Architect Woods is making plans fora business building wnicn Dr. Mussel!Bayly contemplates erecting on hisSixth street properly.

The builders ore all kept busy andsay tliat there will be plenty of worktor tnom an this summer.

Localette.H. C. Monsimer is building an addi-

tion to his store on South Pacific street.The Pueblo gymnasium man declines

to come to Las Vegas with a guaranteeThis puts a quietus on the gymnasiummovement.

Twelye society young men of our citynave formed themselves into a band.They may be expected soon to appearupon our streets at night, serenadingtheir iaayioyes.

Uooaau & uzane. Haiiroad avenuedruggists, have dissolved partnership,Mr. uoodall purchasing the interest ofMr. Ozane. '1 he latter purposes makingms nome in Wichita, jvansas.

The Taylor outfit left yesterday forort sumner, carrying large quantities

of lumber and other material for theerection of tanks which Mr. Taylorproposes to put upon different parts ofms rancn.

The tolegraphio rate between officesin leías and those in Dakota, Wyoming.Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Montana,Arizona, Nebraska, California, Oregonand Washington, have been reducedfrom 75 and G to 60 and 8, equal to 331por cent.

Philip Nelson and Miss Katie Hilgorsmarry this evening at 8 o'clock at theJesuit college. Mr. Nelson has handsomely furnishod his residence onUouglas avenue, and has nothing to dobut bring bis bride to one of the mostcomfortable homes In our city.

J. J. Fitzgerroll was this morningfixing up a box of New Mexico curios-ities to send to the university of Michigan. Instead of sending Indian relics,Navajo blankets, and tne like, be veryproperly seloctod samplos of ore, corn,potatoes, oats, amole, and nativegrasses, i bese will show what NewMexico is, not what she has been.

The Las Vegas Brick company. M. S.Hart, general manager, put their firstkiln of brick upon tbo market today.This is an important enterprise for ourcity, destined to develop into large proportions, a uazettb reporter Yesterday looked oyor the yard and foundeverything in excollont ordor, with arr-angements made for engaging in theousinoss somownat extensively.

To-D- ay Weather.Cloar and bright.Temperature: 7.00 p. in., 68: 13 m,,

TOO, fl n m TOO

WHOLESALE

Hardware!A cemp.Fl line of

STOVES, FIRE ARMSAND

AMMUNITION.

Lar treat stock in N.-- Mexico In the Hard-ware Line.

Barb Fence Wire

At tnannf cturer's prices with acluil freightuuueu. aianiiiacturer ot an kiuas or

Tin, CopperAND

SHEET IRON.

States in East and West LasVegas- -

ANHEUSER-BUSC- H

Lager BeerBROWNE & MANZANARES CO.

Sole Agent h for

Las Vegas and Socorro.A I, SO

DISTRIBUTING AGENTSrun

Las Vegas Lager Beer.

GraafHawkinsBAKERS.

DEALERSIN STAPLE AHnFANCY

GROCERIES.Everything in Stock. Prices to sui

the times. Give us a call.

SIXTH ST. LAS VEGAS. a.V.

Herefords.

Colorado,

LAS VEGAS A CAR LOAD OF

Cattle

MerchantsSale of

GROWER BUILDING,

NEW MEXICO.

Calvin Fisk'sReal Estate,

RENTAL AND LOAN AGENCY

Office Sixth St., opposite postoffice.

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REALESTATE SECURITY.

HOUSES TO KENT

FOH 8AXjSiBuslnoM property, price f 6.S0O, teste (U&r- -

anteea ror a year, ai iuu per nionio.Haldenee property for sale, price 11,000;

nava ÍA imt a.nton Investment.A few ohotoe luta lor sale at reasonable

flgnres.Jluslness chancea for sale.Uun.t forget to come and tee us before mak

lug investments.

Calvin Flslt.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY C,

BUSINESS ITEMS.

Visit Evans' Art and Curiosity Store.

Fine teas at Pat Young's.

Finest creamery butter at Pat Young's

Go to Pat Young' (or flower pots,cbeap.

The Home restaurant furnishes thebest meals in town.

Mrs. Carter wants a first class seamstress. Apply at Barash & Bloch s.

John Larbide, tailor, has opened inMi 9. Liasen Ijo s old stand, sixtn street

Straw bats of tho latest style andfinest material have just been receivedat the Uolden Kulo.

II. Romero & Co. have just roceivedforty rolls of carpel, making their stockmo largest uuu uusnu mu uiiy.

V. Bofl'a hpsouenod up his new locatiou on Bridge slreot witli a line stockof goods ami a very cuoiceline oi iruus

St. Dennis has purchased the SixthStreet Exchange, aud will open in themorning with McKuigut behind tue oar,

Henry Stassart, the Las Vegas gunmilb, has genuine, old California wineVintage of 1682, which he sells for f1.7!

per gallon or fiftv cents per bottle.

Belden & Wilson are receiving threetimes a week California vegetables andstraw be ir ios also homo grown lettuceradishes and onions.

P. L. Strauss, tho Plaza merchant, isnow opening a beautiful slock of springgoods. It will pay the ladies to look atit and hear his prices.

Leave orders for ice at Leon Broswest side, and Wells, Fargo & Co. 'a oflice on eiiHt side.

Montezuma Ice Co

A car load of extra milch cows will befound on sale at Mendenhall & Hunter'sstables on the east side. Jliey are alltine Missobri raised stock and partieswanting choice milkers will do well toexamine the lot.

PERSONAL.

Heine Concerning People and TheirDoing.

Dr. Honnqnes came homo from liolontins morning.

Andy Hale and Fred Cutter wont ontne ponce torce today.

George Gold, (iuadaiupita, came inyosterdny and returned today.

A. Is. Miner, the Sixth street cigarman, went to tA raso last nignt.

Sindey Harding, late foreman of Theuazettb ornee, leit last nignt lor santa Fe.

W. P. Stoneroad left last evening forWagon Mound to begone tor a week ormore.

Judge and Mrs. Vincent are makingtheir borne at tne springs for the prosent.

D. S. Eldridge, general manager oftne (Jonunentai un company, leavestoday.

J. L. Zimmerman and J. R. Jackson,gay young drummers, loft for Moratoday.

A. Staab, the Santa Fe morcliant.passed through on bis way to New Yorkthis morning.

Mat and Bill Devino came in yestur- -aay; Atat reiurus today, but uill winnot go back till tomorrow.

Charles Etheredge, insurance agentof Albuquerque, is at present in the cityto adjust some of the losses by our recent ure.

W. E. Howard is confined to his bed;Rev. 8. Gorman is gradually improvingin health, but Key. James Fraser is stillquite ill.

Fred Nordmeyerand family came inlast night from St. Louis. Mr. Nordmeyor comes to clerk for C. II. Sporlouer, by wnom lie was employed lor Dyeyears inbt. lxiirs.

Another diamond merchant by theriamo of Kaiser has been in the city.His trunk is marked, ''Fine Art Dealer,St. Louis, Mo. ."and the amount lie car-ries is put at (30,000.

Captain Sparrow, Mr. Canimol, Mr.and Mrs Caster and Miss Riley, yes-terday went from the Springs to Cap-tain Sparrow's ranch, They drove inthe stylo called Unicorn, or three inband.

H. A. FJdorkin, crayon artist.has goneto Santa Fe on business connected withbis profession. Mr. Klderkin is an ar-tist of very fine ability, having protfiieod some excellent pictures for parties in our city,

Mrs. Ware, wife ol a conductor on theFort Scott & Gulf road, is sick at theDepot hotel, though able to sit up today.Her sister, Miss Sargent, is with her.The party is from Kansas City, and areold friends of Captain Lasher. '

House Furnishing Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mat tutors , Etc.

iiinruIiiislBfisBporting Goods, Rangos, Cook and Heating Stoves, Grates,

Lumber Lath, Shingles, Doors and Blinds.

ALSO CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

LAS VEGAS : : : : . . NVV MEXICO.

PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY

A.NX3

Las Vegas Roller Mills Flour--A.Vra

HENRY O. COOHS.

Ms

33XT"XT

Hair Dressing a Specialty.FOR LADIES.

Herefordi-i-ne

Pure Blood and Registered and from the Best. Herd inthe West.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS.For Particulars inauire of

CHRIS. "SJSTT.THC2rA.-NX-,

MANUFACTURE!! OF

SODA AND MINERAL WATERS.

THE XHDUl SUPPIjIED.Las Vegas, s New Mexico.

JV O. LjEARY db OCX.At Stock Grower Office.

J. C. LEARY & CO.,THOMAS SIIECT,

Dealer in Fruits of all KindsThe llneat stock of Froah Fmlls and Not In the otty. RoOa Water, Ice Cream and Puri

Apple Uldcr. Sugar and Fruit Candy.

First Class Short Order Parlor-O- pen Day and Night,' STji.XTI3-éL- r Bia-A.TI3- S OP CIGAE8.

Oysters) azxel Borved lu Uvorv StyleCENTER STREET. ONE DOOB EAST OF SPORLEDEB'8 SHOE STORE.

CommissionFor the

LIVBSTOCKANDRAEHES!

OFFICE IN STOCK

LAS VEGAS, -

TONY'S BARBER SHOP.HAIR DRESSING PARLOR,

Hot and Cold Baths,ladies Hair Cut, Shampoo and

'' PRIVATE ROOMS

Bridge Svreet, near Gazette Office, Las Vegas, New Mexico.