Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
DEMAND FOR
BULLETINS
Descriptive Matter Sent Out BY
Bureau Of immigration Of
Great Value.
ADVERTISING FEATURES
Appreciated By Railroad Officials Gen.
orally and BY Those Interested in
New Mexico's Growth.

! The demand for bulletins descriptive
lof the resources. conditions. climate.
minerals and industries of the several
counties of the Territory published by
the Bureau of immigration is constant
ly on the increase and these bulletins
are being distributed by the thousands
by the passenger and advertising de-
partments of the Santa Fe Railway
system, the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific, the Denver 4 Rio Gran lie, the
Colorado Southern, the Santa Fe Gen.
trail, the El Paso & Northeastern, the
Pecos Valley division of the Santa Fe
system, by the bureau and by officials
and citizens throughout the Territory.
Much interest is being shown by
number of the latter as the following
excerpts from letters received lately
prove:
w. E. Lindsey, county clerk of
Roosevelt County and practicing at
torney at Portales, the county seat of
that county to Colonel Frost, secretary
of the bureau, writes: Il have dis
tributed the 500 copies of the very ex-
cellent bulletin on Roosevelt County
published by the Bureau of Immigra-
ton, which you sent me some months
ago and | would request a new supply.
not less than $50 or 500 copies There
is great demand for information con-
corning this section and find the bull
letin on Roosevelt County admirably
adapted for the purpose.
c. T. Brown, the well known mining
expert and engineer at Socorro ad-
dressed the bureau recently: Il take
pleasure in sending you under another
cover number of photographs to be
used for cuts in the new edition of
your bulletin on Socorro County The
supply Of bulletins on this county sent
me heretofore has been exhausted and
can use 500 or more copies of the new
and revised edition which you propose
to issue at an early date These bulle-
tins serve the purpose exactly. as can
put them into a small envelope and
send them out either separately to
special applicants or in my regular
correspondence. l hope you will be
able to send me at least 500 copies at
an early date"
Colonel T. W. Heman, probate Judge
of Quay County and president of the
Tucumcari Townsite Company says:
"The $50 copies of your bulletin on
Quay County sent me have been used
up and would like another supply, at
least from $50 to 500 copies. / have
many applications for information con-
cerning this county and Tucumcari
and in every answer | use one of the
bulletins. They are just the thing
Please send me another supply at your
earliest convenience"
H. S. Lutz, local city agent of the
Santa Fe Railway writes: please fur
nish me at once 300 copies of your
bulletin on Santa Fe County. as have
many applications for information
this city and county which
I can best answer by sending the bull
letins published and issued by your
bureau. Some days | have as many
as a half dozen inquiries"
One thousand copies of the Colfax
County bulletin were recently sent to
be distributed by the Commercial
Club of Ration and new, revised and
edition of the bulletin on
that county is now in preparation.
Such an edition for Dona Ana County
running 10000 copies, has just been
finished and the distribution of it will
be commenced at once and will be spe
cially done through the Mesilla Valley
Chamber of Commerce of Las Cruces
and the College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts at Mesilla Park. The ma
.erial and illustrations for a new edf-
ion on Grant County are being gath
ered and the secretary of the bureau
8 of the opinion that such can be un-
Ter way and printed some time during
he coming month. In addition a gen
sral pamphlet on New Mexico is being
which will contain about 100
,ages of reading matter and about $50
Illustrations. This pamphlet will be
bound and large edition
If it will be issued for use at the New
Mexico building at the st. Louis Expo
ition for free distribution.
The bureau has done more work
Turing the past year than it has dur
ng any year since it's organization
md is certainly bringing much immi-
,ration and capital to New Mexico.