The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-20
REALTY ASSOCIATION
EMsaAcEs AL OF COLORADO.


VIII invite i4omsssstsrs and Build
UP Manufacturing and eusinsss
interests In all Parts Of the
stats.
Denver, Colo. June 1.-THE secre-
tary Of the Colorado State Realty As
sociation makes the following an
nouncement of the objects and methods
Of the organization:
The state convention of real estate
dealers which met In Denver on June
and Q will prove OF incalculabie bene-
fit, not only to themselves, but likewise
to the very best interests Of the state.
After much discussion and careful
deliberation 1t was decided to name
the new organization 1.-The Colorado
State Realty Association"
The objects Of the association are
not simply the advancement of real es-
tate interests in the sense Of booming
town lots;or rushing outlying town ad-
diti0ns, but on the contrary, 1t Is In.
tended to present to homeseekers, in
yestors, capitalists, manufacturers and
Others the various advantages Of the
state Of Colorado as permanent loca.
tion and abode.
10 this end the association will bend
Its efforts and will disseminate infor.
nation regarding climate, salubrity, re-
sources, products and possibilities of
the state.
1t Is often said and strongly insisted
upon that the great need Of Colorado
to-day is the building up of manufac-
tories. While that fact is indisputably
true, there still lies behind that the
further fact that manufactures will
come only with population. This the
Colorado State Realty Association will
endeayor to accomplish.
The members of the association will
keep In constant touch with the central
bureau, placing before it the needs,
wants and opportunities Of the locality
In which the member resides. These
wants will be given ample publicity
and promotion until satisfied. The bu-
reau will on its part keep every MEM
ber Of the association fully informed
about those who may be seeking homes,
investments or business openings, SO
that every advantage and opportunity
of the state may be fully exploited and
every want filled.
| The Colorado State Realty Associa-
tion will be the embodiment Of friend
ly cooperation of those directly inter-
csted in the welfare and advancement
| Of the state. With this spirit as its
moving power, the association will at
| tract the interested attention of the
most desirable and advantageous class
Of immigration to our state. With
population will come many new de-
sires, wants, aspirations and ambitions.
Capital will follow close, upon the foot
steps Of the homeseeker and manufac-
| lures will spring up unbidden and un>
! announced.
Another important feature that will
receive the earnest attention of the as.
| ISOLATION is legislation. A legislative
committee will be formed whose duty
will be tt, keep close watch upon such
bills presented to the Legislature as af-
feet the realty interests of the COM
munity. Oftentimes vicious and per-
niclous measures are so masked and
hidden under specious and plausible
| form as to evade the hurried inspection
of those who are not directly interested
in the measure proposed. 1t is these
| insidi0us and mischIevors bills which
need careful scrutiny, 40 that their real
| Dature and intent may be disclosed and
made manifest.
Inc board OF directors chosen TO
guide the association for the first year
Is a guarantee that every portion OF
the state will have its interests looked
efteE and that integrity, honesty and
fieh motives will be the guiding BAN
Fhefs of the association. The directors
are: Willisford Dey of Pueblo, John
8. Flower Of Denver, b. f. Rockafel-
low Of Canon City; F. J. Chamberlin of
Denver, w. Fl. McCreery of Loveland,
w. G. Steele OF Rocky Ford, A. 8.
Lamberton Of Cripple Greek, G. w.
Beer Of Greeley. c. h. Schmidt Of Pu-
eblo. II. LIE. b. Willis of Colorado
Springs, Mr.. Metcalf Of Steamboat
Springs, e. 8. Kassler Of Denver, Hor-
ace T. De Long of Grand Junction, p.
Fl. Day of Trinidad, F. d. Catlin Of
Montrose. The officers are: WILLIS
ford Dey, president: John s. Flower,
frst vice president; o. W. Mallaby, Pu-
eblo, second vice president; W. H. Nc
Creery, third vice president; e. 8.
Kassler, treasurer; John Mcnamara,
secretary. es