Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-11


will demonstrate the wisdom Of their own
lavish investments and the truth Of their
convictions.
The objections to Thu country are few,
and chiefly relate to lack of
RAILROAD conn y,c,r,nx
Tho i,oIa,;. -, ...',
nc ''o'a'i'i' u, "'l9 country oF great
distance from railroads, IN the hands OF
such men, is easily overcome. Some Of
them have larye eXperience no nrasi-
dents or mono9ors ~ roilrooas 81 ~
U'ii.' " ~, i'"''''5e'S u '"ii'o"us III tne
lorro ;nyoef,oo,,+o :, tl b. ' III
lands and enterprises denend for nor.
manent security on railroad facilities for
tlle tiunsportallou Oh the productions OF
Nations exist withont railwou Wv c aM ~ ~?
cation with the rest of the world.
The Pecos valley has been in the pro-
]ec'Io r i1iles ., llie tiiree great roaos, the
Worth e. Denver The nnovnected disoss
ters of railroads last wear prevented their
extension into ard across the valley.
i 1n9 iav 70 eacil ioi .ne purpose Dullt
md stunned Of tha Panhandle Tor ps'n %,
woitiny fpr f,rtbor ovtons;nn touond ~ Ur
par;fir IN ebortor linos Tho Tax.s ~ e.
Pacific has alreadv ito eva mon a road
rnnning nm the vollav rom Ponos civ
ny Midland thst con- no Init viii on,,oi
facility and at the minimum Of cost nov
mile
probablv better roilrood communion.
tions VEST and sonth and east viii no on
loved in two veora NV rho towns of tha
Pecos valley Than Nv that of tho Mo
Grande Mo - ''''' AVN
lND' 'ENhNls 10 IMMIGRATION
are many. The far eastern farmer can
here find land cultivated with the most
nrofitohle crons freo from, ;be bordsb;ns
Vi "ih"y cllli'".eS' anu re'elins III the
luXurles OF the lower temperate regions.
GOVERNMENT LOCATIONS.
Notvitbstondin, tbo oot;r;tv If +boso
".'.'I,'''l''1 Wv "I'i'i'' u .'U'o
VINO nave peeh taxing advantage OF the
great inducements to locate government
lands under the desert lands, timber cul-
trro and nro-emnt;or octs tboro o.o st;l,
-. IT, 70 a." '''0' ~ .'
iloe less tilan loo'ouo acres Within the
lills"lioii LINUS VI tllese lar extending
caIals Illat can yet oe secured py cltizehs
VI .ie oni'ea o'uIe9 as an Investment anu
p '', loi .lieif ial!illes, ny poha y
liue 'oiiioiilliV! Wy, ~ liie onlleu States lahu
iaTs' WHICH WIZ give every man d farm
- SUN d VAST eAtenl Vi country the TO-
ca.ions Iealer 70 the to"ns VIII now DC
optalneu ny purchase Oh previous iocatefs,
puI ollier IoMhs are u W painted where
llle lanus sun remain T IN tne hands OF the
government ~ -, me 'aliu wiz pe sou on
.ons uiiio n uesiieu uy tliose wiio nave
t Wa ~ Up anI aI leasoiaole rates.
Nalei llsiits VIII oe alioWtu lor s!oo per
noie pas aoiG yea1ly III seven years. ana a
water lgh la, oi 81 per acre. flity acres Oh
a.aE1 iho mill oe cu!tlva.eG most pro-
i'"oly loi .lie support VI lanlily. 1nere
10 ao waste ol uhpfootaple lana. Inc
I'lonts " saies Vi laiius VIII 10 expended
iaiSeiy AZ improvements VI wafer rlghts'
Tnu ~ eA.enson VI .l:e iaIilties lol water
inSti.ollons III houiisii iieie ~! Ilie euu'
oalio i Vi ,outil anu tlle oe'Ierlhg Oh the
SUM- tr, c"lullioiis ol lainilles. 80, .,
oxd Inc p1ilcE vi t'ie COMPANY wiz pc No.
e i;. me iuillel Gan NC en- ioyeu III tne
W., Minlei months anu inrongii the year IN
Iie oonstiu t'loil Vi we great eastern canal
anu az i'iiieo VI laleiai al.oIles, mere VIII
pe eHPenueu yearly sloo,ooV III tnis way
. anu lle money thus kePt IN the valley Tor
lie oehe!,I VI we lhhapitahts, "hlle the