The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
CHANCES TO INVEST
GRAND FIELD IN COLORADO
Synopsis Of Letters From Many Colo
rado Eiitors-ExeeIIent Openings
in Every Part of the State De-
scribed in Response to Request Of
the Denver Chamber Of Commerce.

Denver. April 1i.-Wirh the hope of
benefiting the people of Colorado, Pres
ident Malone of the Denver Chamber
of Commerce addressed the following
letter 10 the editors of the various
newspapers in this state:
Denver, Colo. Feb. 2S.-The Denver
Chamber of Commerce and Board OF
Trade is desirous of advancing the in
terests Of every district in the state.
believing that the prosperity OF one
part of our state rebounds 10 every
oher. We request you to ask your
community for suggestions as to what
manufacturing or other enterprises
could be started in your district that
would be of benefit to IL, and what
natural resources could be developed.
Hoping for Il prompt reply, we are,
yours very truly,
II. IL. MALONE, President
From the replies received, the fol-
lowing has been compiled and to it
the attention OF persons seeking invest
ment is respectfully called:
Alamosa would like beet sugar
factory
Antonito offers opportunity for
woolen mill and securing plant.
Bonanza needs mills and reduction
works 10 treat low grade ores, also
railroad connections.
Boulder needs good, large, first
class hotel.
Crestone needs capital to develop
mines, also Il system OF water works,
electric light plant and pyritic
smclter
Conejos offers opportunity for woolen
mill and securing plant.
Center needs branch line of railroad
Desirable point for pork packing
house, grain elevators and bank.
Creede would like capital for mills
and development work
Carbondale could support starch
factory. E+
Como has oil lands for development.
Crested Butte needs independent
smclter plant.
Del Norte, starch factory and can
ming factory could be made to pay.
Stone quarries could be opened. Iron
ore could be treated ON the ground.
Would like sanitarium.
Delta needs factory for the man
uflcture of fruit boxes. Has an open
ing for n pyritic smelter.
De Belue would like oil resources
developed.
Erie needs bank, smelter, -four
mill and factory for manufacturing fire
clay products.
Florence would like wholesale grain,
fruit and produce house and another
oil refinery.
Fowler, good location for beet sugar
factory. Need more farmers. Could
support a vegetable cannery. Ideal
location for a sanitarium.
Golden, water power generating
plant could be built
Guffey needs mining development.
Hooper has Il good locatio for beet
sugar factory and wants oil fields de-
veloped.
Jasper wants mines developed
Louisville has opening for flour mill.
Longmont, beet sugar factory as
sured, oil operations begun. No new
capital needed at present. 'H
La lara could support beet sugar
factory and bids fair to get it.
La Veta would like mining property
in that vicinity looked over by experts.
Morrison, development OF the clay
resources, lime rock quarrics, building
stone needed. also oil and ochers in
red, yellow, green and black.
Moffat needs live real estate men
who Will assist in bringing capital to
prospect for OIL
Mosca could support beet sugar fac
tory. Would like n glass factory.
Monte Vista could support cream
cry. Needs system Of water works,
electric light plant. Good place for
beet sugar factory.
New Windsor needs aud is negotia.
ting for a beet sugar factory.
Palisade has an opening for a fruit
canning factory.
Pitkin offers good opportunities to
mining men.
San Luis needs branch line Of rail
road. Could support beet supgar fac
tory.
Saguache needs railroad, bigger
Touring mill and and big hotel.
South Fork needs n tannery and a
large planning mill, telephone connec-
ton with valley towns and tourist
hotel. a~
Steamboat Springs. opening for q
starch factory, machine shop. Needs
! railroad facilities.
Villa Grove, needs more agricultural
development.
| Whitehorn, no present encourage
ment for any industry. Good ore show
| ing, but no development. If mining
| succeeds, brick yard could be op-
| Grated.
WestclifYe needs new hotel: old one
| burned. Mining and oil prospects
await development.
| Wagon Wheel Gap would like more