Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
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NJ stiikh'ioh ohkt"Ss
IT," tuur,h Nations, irurAu.u Uu,..
greer ~,ll m-r' ~ A,'ulrrrur. y N
September l' - y tel men ir t!.o -,
ru,r It rrHrAu.u vii attend 'rum \.
|uNrr the ,.uniiy, sui ne" t"ir,'ury Wi
-r-uI ;j,uno ou their "u,"r,aumrn
'utrid- II the r-uplr Hho arr directly
interested IA the Arli rrrt.u . the u','
/ hulr Ait"ni,.u But II i-A great move
m-nt, Nud . D."Tur much ~ th" country
Every thinking mAu ku.Nr tia, the ua
nuu'- fArmr hir h-ruu.ug rlhau-t.i
Ih~ ai"a IA Wurh rr'rr mAy he grown
without Ar'ihrAi irrigation II NlirAu,
| PRETTY Wr.i ur,uw-d ''V huuirrl tnuu
-Sui I""I'' ~ wrrt,tr h,n-n- n.cAu,"
It their iailurr =, make nsr,ulllr- lru'
itshlr That wHs before the vAI.r ard
economy ut Artih lsl irrigation had been
i"nuu-'tnt'.d. Nov th"ur~ul- IT smN !
rumi- driven - ~Iud, rt"Am ~ Ea-".
/ tnr, Iiuluc- fSI fui m.u AuI hrnr ~
| that r+riInn Murr than r-.i. they rr
/ 4 ir-a profit, Returns "f FROM S!'p -"
/ ;iU" Au Aci- irum 'ani- ,hn, w~t' rhsu.
Il ,u"i tive years Agu arr MT un'uutuon
| All w-rr"rn h ,nSAr Audr Will not du
/ thr, but rins II patches Il ir"m On" I" tea
acrrs, carefully ,ill-i nnh wA'cr. /. Wi.l
/ i"I It, That has l,-cu dcmrirtrsl."i yrrr
after year rlnc" the pru.r r-iNr iariu"t-
! ." that r-,tl"n put N irrigation rInut'
. f"li rr"p-, rucn ~ Nlfnlt- nnl I"la'r'r,
nj" yirldlue Iruht "t ; tiu all acre al.
uuSlly,
lhr l-rn"r- hav" learned thu ~ ,urr
'"g sh.m from larry" nrrN- nai"ly
rA'rhr uN,r, h. rnNll Srrar rui"u-".
/ ,oI'N H'" aui carefully wntrrrd one .-
tee dIy tHrntuR ",'uy Ia" "ih'l
} ru"Ans n.Nluum rrur- year after N,aI
Hud nu tn,luA"- Al IT." great "mIti'-
/ -ArII"r ns'- have u-"u i...rui,d uIa
/ Irrgan"u agriculture, hui the ku,It,AI
7 have h"ritAiei aui i"uhr.i m,Il -
.
. y, rnI 'n'r" I'ull" VII" ~" uuN IrH
/ ny MAJ NrhrIr ~. ..Ul- iruin -uOdi 90.
NJ" h"eIunnr & r. uG' hos mu.h '"lr
d., Il they Nuui have h--n .i,rsi,. aEu 4
/ rnry had ku"Nu WuNt nr,""rJy nna
h,r taught them
Of ruurr-, th" unr tact u.r' ih>u Al,
other thai has ~ruush' inUr rhSug" .
m"'hrlr # rguculrr" har h"ru th~ -
hAu-iiun m the pubhr domain AvArHh. .
| fr farming Every thr'y y"nrr ~ u
/ population Il the United Sta,r- In
d"uhlri, In" -urr.u- has found hpru"r ,n
the "" tern IIs.ur. N"H EsrlAud ant
Tue miidl- rtatrr n-ut thrlr young y-"I,.,
g. ON" IA the -Ariy growth Il I"Iulsu.l
Later the rurIlur iruud h-is IL l.
i,nn-, ,innr, Iowa and Mr""Ir, IrrAa
'ur l." the tnd Il thu k-'kS m.Ini.3h,
g. 'h- mat thirty I"Arr ,u.u'".u" IruI.r
lnurl he ,u. l'ri HnIu-w her" r"srlhlS
ihr IHriur II the uld"r rrtl,ri states may
l.' -ul ,hvl.i,i Ani ir'igAt-i, p" mTkug
each smaller farm mur- vRluItr thHn
th" original unr, hu. A. ruir nrN uruI.''
seek rrH rA-turr- Moreover, Agrlcu
iutr AlNNSr ~ tAr greater ruryr-r IA A.
aIai '":lui, for Slthlu The hnIir 4 tie
water ,upply conditions are favorable { =
maximum plant growth ArId Am"rl,,
-inhrR,-H l,pu,WsH. 5000 Aci-r. Of TIA.
vArt area II n "r',mAr"i itA' luu.wrN.un'
aer-s may h. irrigated Nl'h IL" NSHllah."
SA'"r supply, AMI 'hr rrrlA'ui,hlr ar .
.- "-'iuat'.i tu be- cap,hi, II ,urtA.uuv,
ltrr,'iy Nui indirectly three tunes ~"
Irrp-ut population 4 he u,au, ~ ~
~t'np" I'"uplr
Ih" Alhulp~iIur ''ryrun"h, Ani III"
htu-Ns cnnvrmiiuu Winch vii follow ~
i.I"u CITY IA Orl"l".r therefore will D.,
VAuAh" They Will dI-cus- water ruI
Ply, cation m"th"ir, r"mpNrA'n" ~"
u,r from yar,uur cr"p-. laSr std NAr
rgh,-. cu,,,.fa fau"u Aud the -ulghtri
men, - the p'rrrNi Iil'lir nu the .-rl
giliIrr II lrr'rtn.u
III" Alhuqp"r ,"r.rrf"ss, Sn"rA t'nr
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