Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-14
ENTERPRISING JOURNALISM.
Further Comments by the Press on the
New Mexican's Territorial
Fair Edition.
"The Best Newspaper" Which Has Given
the Duke City the Biggest Adver-
tisement-K K'nd1y Expressions.

Evidence is acCumulating which tends
to show that the New MExICAN's illus.
trated fair edition is proving the biggest
and most profitable advertisement Albu.
querque ever had. In addition to the
many kindly expressions of the press
and people heretofore noted, the follow
ing are to-day reproduced:
THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE PAPER.
The Albuquerque edition of the Santa
Fe New MEXICAN, issued on the 9Th
inst, contained the finest and most COM
plete illustrated description of the Duke
City which has ever been published by
any outside paper, and will do the city
incalculable good as an advertisement.
Mr.. George II. Cross, the writer Of the
Albuquerque articles, does not indulge in
tlowery rhetoric, and the nauseating per-
sonal "write ups" common in town ad-
vertising editions Of newspapers are hap
PLY eschewed. Solid facts and figures
are given showing the Importance OF AL
buquerque as business center her in
dustrial progress, her energetic, public
spirited citizens, and many advantages
and attractions The New MEXICAN, by
this issue, has exhibited itself to be a
broad guaged New Mexico paper-not
merely 3 local newsmonger, and has
made many friends in the territorial
pois.-Albuqucrque Adobeand.
"TIIE BEST PAPER IN NEW MEXICO"
The New MEXICAN of Saturday was a
daisy. 1t lot only contained a complete
history of its sister city, Albuquerque,
but all the news of the day. Max. Frost
may be the worst man in the territory
Exchanges say so, but We doubt it,, but
lie runs the best paper in New Mexico by
long odds. 1t is pity there are not
more such papers among us. Ii there
were this territory would have a wider
reputation in short time than it ever
dreamed of. Success to the New MEXI-
can.-The Pinos Altos.
COULD NOT WELL BE SURPASSED.
Max. Frost never does anything by
halves. The New MEXICAN of September
5, with its fine edition for Albuquerque,
could not well be surpassed. The fact
that such paper can be gotten ont in
the New MEXICAN office, of itself tells
what newspaper can amount to under
the management of live, skillful editor
The people of Santa Fe, it strikes us,
would do well to interview him regarding
boom edition for the capital cily.-So-
corro Chieftain.
OF GREAT VALUE TO NEW MEXICo.
The New MEXICAN deserves great credit
for its Albuquerque edition. 1t is hand
somely illustrated and graphically de-
scribes the resources of that portion of
the Rio Grande valley. 1t will not only
benefit the "windy city" and the country
surrounding it, but will prove of great
value to the entire territory.
Argus.
CERTAIN TO HELP NEW MEXICO.
The Santa Fe New MEXICAN issued a
large special edition last Saturday, four
pages OF which was devoted to write up
of Albuquerque, profusely illustrated.
We hope Col. Frost is making barrel of
money out of his special editions; they
are certainly calculated to help New Mex
lCO.-OprluSel DIOCkHuaH.
"No PAPER is DOING MORE"
The New MEXICAN is good paper and
deserves credit for its energy and zeal In
talking up New Mexico's advantages. No
daily newspaper is doing more general or
harder work for the territory than the
New MExICAN.-Cerrillos Rustler.
THE BEST DAILY IN NEW MEXICO.
The Santa Fe NEW MEXICAN, the best
daily pablished in the territory, last Sat-
urday had large edition in the interest
of the territorial tair which begins at Al
buquerque on Monday Folsom Metro
politan.
"THE BEST WRITE-UP."
1t remained for the Sauta Fe New Mex
IcAN to give Albuquerque the best illus
trated write-up Albuquerque ever se-
cured, and this the New MEXICAN accom-
plished in it's last Saturdays edition.
Hlllsboro Advocate.
IT IS A DAISY.
The New MEXICAN issued its fair edi-
ton last Saturday. It's daisy and
should be appreciated by the residents of
the Duke city.-Silver City Enterprise.