Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-02

ing varieties. However, those who own
orchards IN the valley succeed in dispos-
ing of all the fruit they grow in Eddy, Ros-
well and the surrounding mountain towns.
AS A GRAPE PRODUCER.
A year ago M. Francois Coz, French
commissioner sent to study the wild
vine growths of this country, visited the
valley and thoroughly investigated its
adaptability to the growth of vines. He
was we'll pleased with his examination as
is proved by his subjoined statement.
He said: "This Is the true vine soil. !
think if You would plant nothing but
vines in the valley it would soon become
one of the most famous sections in the
world. All the land have seen seems to
be adapted to vines" Such authority is
ndisputable.
In this valley there is the largest vine
yard in the United States, excepting in
California. Mr.. Charles W. Greene, in the
spring of 1892, planted GAO acres of
choice foreign and California semi tropi-
cal varieties of grapes within three miles
OF Eddy. The experiment has proved
even more profitable than the most san
guine expectations of Mr.. Greene. Some
of the vines came into bearing the second
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tba nay,au IL oo,,,;o si p 49, esn .ha w. "
ano.;an p' 49, 49, ~ 'ne p'o
GaI;fa;, ue -. Guy rAo sao"' ~
his lanra,s w. ura.. o $3.50 ,o ill., n' ~ thn
Pecos valley farmer.
p.o.a.i1. ~ w.. IN
,n,oas IS $1,000 =. ~ poopa n"i,av
sa ~, 10 ~ ~. w vnc eIo ~ "os
a;un , W." 20 'ao uui,isa.,on 49, ~ 'ue oau
se nny tonn "e rnor4 'n a ~
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49, 800 j.. H. r.,,a, h;as fn;r J.. Is
p,anv -. 49, 'no a 10y D1 ,a W. 70
W.. .au' p ~ .hI 81 oun "
NJ. 80 A .Ja"t az ~ wy u .ho oa au.
rha asia 1and IS .ha sa,thuos. " a, ,uo,i
$500. l.. - ~ y. ~ n" "t $3.50 80 w..
. ~ sain, oh j., tnn,,;,, nj
plant often attains weight of ten or
nno. po tnan tan ~, sea-. so.' 20 al A.
ready an offer has been made to residents
of the valley by large corporation to
erect a factory IN inc valley pfoVlaea the
FARMERS WIZ osieo W iuir 1,, suiiioieHs
supply OF caha'agFla' Inc same COM
pany also ohers TO purchase .o'ooo IONS
ahhuaily OF inc green too' a' 1lo per ION,
Altnough this roos mas oeeh cui.iVatea
OUT NIUE, ye' 'lie farmers nave soio ehou,
per Ton lor sniPnen. W Europe ne
demand Is 80 greaV tnat inc Wlio pfouuct
Will soon De e1hausted ana tnen IL Will Dc
necessary 10 pay more attention TO lts
cnitlva'ioh' When drlea ~ sells 1or $oo
per ton win cuitlVation ana water
properly aPPi'eo 'he piah' o"ght 10
produce lor1y IONS 10 the acre OF the
green root. AT the rate onereo ABOVE
man could make $4oo en- acre on this
plant alone: man owning e1ghty acres
OF lana couia Piant ten OF tnem 10 cana
agra ana couio pay all expenses OF the
remainder and have good income be-
sides.
pponrcr,oN on .1rA1rA
There Is no place In the United states
better fitted for the growth of alfalfa an6
other FORAGE crons.
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sour olops yea ar, eau os 'G.' M mnet
so"h VIC pio'.ou . 'ali vi o'en ~ MaiUl
vi Jpn, '.'o uisS su ILL., up usuaa.
yseiu' ehousn W pal 'no on'.lo oApens'
% iaool' ploWing u.'G 1 sow!ns' wa.e'
|, enV, is"s.uh owl
n 1eavinR enousn ioi"ee loi .ea'u anu COW
ine o'no n ..'ree oIops ale piaoSiIaiy a.
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nelu al'er .ne i M cu'1ihs serves ae
wia.ef PASTURE .a INC olup ousls 20 so Sci