Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-05

kind of man Mr.. Greene is. Nothing
satisfies him short of absolute perfec-
ton.
THE BoLLEs FARM.
The Bolles farm is section about
three miles south from Eddy. Here Mr..
e. j. Pierce has laid out model stud
farm, to which the famous racing stable of
Mr.. R. j. Bolles, the owner, will be trans
ferred. 1t will be laid out in plats of forty
acres, each to be planted to different kinds
of grass or grain. Along tho line of the
bitches apple trees will be set, and some
beets will be cultivated. The purpose is
to make the farm self-supporting. All
the feed the horses need will be produced
at home and in such variety that the ami
mails will not tire or surfeit of one pro-
| vender.
The apples, beets alfalfa, millet and
other grains will be all for the horses.
The purpose is to make it model stud
farm.
On a slightly rising ground Mr.. Pierce
! has laid out a pretty garden and is build
ing house for the proprietor. 1t will
| contain fourteen rooms, be equipped
with good water service and electric
lights. Billiard rooms, reading rooms
and all the equipment of metropolitan
home will be included. A kite shaped
race track 4 mile long, will be provided
in convenient corner of the grounds SO
that Mr.. Bolles and friends can sit on
their cool verandas and take in the work
of lis speedy racers.
The total cost of the improvement will
ran up to 100000.
The proprietor Of the famous Tansill
Punch cigar has also $40 acre stock
farm within three miles of this one.
AN INTERVIEW WITH HON. c. b. EDDY.
1t was the writer's privilege to ride
with Mr.. Eddy on his special car through
the valley. He is a man of genuine cour.
tesy and very pleasing suavity, but shows
very plainly that he possesses indomit-
able will power, great energy and power.
full executive ability. There is nothing
brusque about him, but one can not help
being impressed with his purposeful
sagacious and successful way of conduct
ing affairs. As we passed Mr.. Greene's
GAO acre vineyard, and the mile long rows
of vines whirled round US in a seemingly
giddy dance, his eye lighted up.
"There is one of the sights of life
time," said he, 'see how exactly every
row holds its course. From any point
you stand dozen mile long lines OF
vines radiate."
AS TO THE CANALS.
From this the talk drifted to the canals
Said he: II had here Mr.. Frank L. Brown
the engineer and prof ector of the great Bea,
Valley works, in San Bernardino County,
) California. He was somewhat incredu-
lous at first when told our plan; but when
he saw our canals actually carrying the
} water we claimed, and the full reservoirs
he was forced to admit that we had the
best system in the country, although he
made half way reservation in favor oil
his own works.
"See out there. That field of alfalfa
ready for its first cutting, was planted this
spring. It is now the last week of May
yet that man will clear in two months ant
; half handsome part of his outlay"
HON. j. j. HAaERMAN BUILDS CHURCHES.
AS the little village of Wand hove il
/ sight he called attention to pretty littl,
, church.
I "The money to build that was raised II
five minutes. Mr.. Hagerman had givei
A dinner in New York to some of thu
r people interested in this work. During