Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-01-27
VEGAS BREVITIES
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Aolic " fht ASe lof tIcaL meat Job |
printing at fair prices.
Hans Olsen, of Caliente, wac visitor
in Las Vegas this year
Something new, Try onr Potato Chips. !
just in. Johnson d Ward. tt
Ii yog 1yqnt facts, subscribe for The |
Age-an honest. reliable newspaper.
Merchant Fred J.. Fallas hes gone to
Los angeles to purchase new supplies
The Age completes with city prices on
job printing. Patronize home industry.
Pacific time is practically san time At
Las Wages, and should be universally
adopted.
Miping location blanks 25c per dozen
at The Age office. Come and tell us the
mining news.
Hon. Edgar Shier, of Caliente, spent
a couple Of days in Las Vegas the ftst
OF the week.
j. +. Miller's handsome new hotel is
nearly completed. lIe is Putting on the
/ fnishing touches.
Mrs DR.. Balm took business trip 70
Los Angles Tuesday last; but expects to
return next week.
/ Harry Beal has purchased two lots on
/ Fremont and Fourth and will build Il
| frame residence
AIr. Carl Hartleson's wife and two
children arrived in Las Vegas from Salt
Lake last Saturday night
Harry Il. Bcale formerly proprietor
OF Las Vegas Ranch resort, is now with
Arthur Frve at the Rainbow saloon.
Advertise in your home newspaper,
/ The Age, and Las Vegas will look more
| like Il business town To the outside
world.
| Readers will notice the difference be-
tween the real news in The Age and the
drivel in Col. Blowhard's Salt Lake
papers.
/ B. III. Fitzwillams had the good luck
to win the handsome Indian hair bride
ratified recently at the Arizona Club
saloon.
| The basket social that was announced
for this Saturday evening, for the
church, has been deferred until next
saturday.
W. II. Thomas, president pf the lrriga-
tion company, has gone to California to
consult Las Vegas land owners who
reside there.
The Eagles will soar, eat, drink,
smoke, smile and dance at Hawkins
Hall tonight. Young Eagles will be
taught how to fly,
| y. \. Kuhn, the merchant-miner, is
on the Colotado River, inspecting
properties. He has done much to en-
courage mining development.
g. c. Arey, who has been with the
Hawkins drug store for the past two
months, left Tuesday for his former
home in Pasadena, Cal, to remain.
Col. Blowhard's Caliente and Las
Vegas newspapers will be in an en-
barrassing position this campaign, car
rving water on both shoulders. Some
of it will slop over in the county seat
contest.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Martin and
daughter, Katie, who have resided III
Las Vegas since in its inception, left
| Tuesday evening for Los Angeles, Cal,
and will make their home in that VI
cinity in the future.
The new mining camp, Manhattan,
north of Tonapah, has drawn popula-
ton from Goldfield. The rush is here to-
Idav-tomorrow it will be elsewhere.
The prospects are better here than at
| Manhattan.
X. b. Wilson, government agent III
the Forest Reserve department, left Las
Vegas Wednesday for Moapa and Sheep
Mountain. lie is making an effort to
preserve the forests and should be aided
! in the good work.
| During the week several teams loaded
with provisions and mining outfits have
been sent out from Las Vegas by par
ties who intend to engage in develop
ment work on some promising prospects
near Fort Colville, on the Colorado river.
| The ten cent social that was held 10y
the Sunday school last Saturday evening
was success every way. The recl'a-
tions were good; the refreshments were
enjoyed, and the social features OF 'he
evening were agreeable, and the treasury
enriched little at the same time
/ Albert simmons, Jr., has purchased
three lots Oh Fourth street, between
Carson and Fremont streets, and VIII
shortly commence the construction oi
neat frame cottage to c,ist approximately
$500. Mr.. simmons is the junior mehl-
ber of the contracting firm OF Albert
Simmons 4 Son. eemtnt workers. Pias-
tiers. etc. who have met with great
7 ,. sine,. establishing Themselves th