Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-21
zIONISTS ATTEND
CONVENTION At
LAS VEGAS
VOLlvA AND HIS MEN
ARE BUYING MESA LAND
Las Vegas Still Deeply Inter-
esied IN Freight Rates and
Price Of Coal; Two Stories Of.
a Wreck.

tNAsN ~ 2pNff w Ct0f tAg ~
a Wreck.
~ispsa.I ~Cerssspsaaenss HorniaS Jesrnzii
LIS Vegas oct. fa.-The Dy var
mars congrea which ciosed lts se
sl0ns fbls evening has bseu q remark
abr succe~fuf gathering Hundreds
~ local people attended me session
and they we're reinforced o. seventy
i've farmers from Iowa. Illinois and
Indiana. and Deacon Peters and n
number u the fallGWerE ~ Fpiiya.
The most notable address aaa deffF-
erred thfs evening ~ Prof. Campbell
Father ~ Dfy Farming. Prof J. y
Tinsiey of the Agricultural ceiiege ~
Mesiiia Park spoke On the soil and
moisture conditions. Al the speakers
agree that the vicinity ~ LES Vegas
"a almost IDEAL for dry farming.
Deacon Peters and his companions
haze purchased 1000 acres ~ mesa
land and WHi establish af once the nu-
rleus ~ their new Zio CTS Deacon
Peters Rays that TofiFa ha= Haf gaea
up the ides ~ his rify near Las Vegas
and hat lBat ~ % D a. the followers
~ the 8varseff cam dispose 81 their
holdings al Zion city. they wli come
here They viii establish their own
stafes haya their own schools. cone
duct . Newspaper and secure ai me
land they can purchase for farm pur-
posse re expects tWo thousand pro
pie here within a year and wiil estate
iish twenty families here thls fsll
Organize Farmer. Institute.
a Ran Miguel county farmers insii-
fuie was organized This morning With
~ X Bsiden and Arthur q. Erb. two
pioneer farmers o. president and -er
Rotary. The ~meinbersbin 8 large
The Intention ~ o. bold monthly meet
ingE Tor the purpose IT comparing exc
p%efiences end making a elFcful fudv
Of q rational method nf farming ln
this region
Mncrk stDry Stretched.
The local santa Pc officials d. not
feel that they have been given "a faIr
deal by the Denver Associated Press
manager. Last night the division su-
p~erintendenrs office gave 20 the ioca'
correspondent ~ tho Associated Press
an official statement regarding ID
wreck ~ No. = near o. Juufa. tsle-
Rraphed early in the evening The
official statement differs yefy mater
ially from the published statement
sent from Trinidad. fIt is 40 fgilows
The wreck was caused by "a broken
nrcn bar on tho front engine Of the
California limited The second en-
sint. fhe r1mH1siie and the dining car
left the rails and turned ever. The
three Puilmans ieft the raiis bot did
not turn over Engineer Thomas 81
Ration was Killed The conductor
a...H MMH H.aNa H a.. HH-aa.a -.-..
bruised 80 passengers were injured
The statement signed hy the passen-
gefs which b. required by the inter-
state commerce commission was taken
and every passenger reported underl
his nHn signature that De WaH not I'M
5urcd
Tho Associated Press report says tho
wrerk uas caused hy rotten ties and =
gives o iisi OF Ten passenger Injured
Including Tommy Burns. fhe prize
hEhfar Buns certainly didn't gef
ustd ur much BE- was % of ths ntsf
pas-enErrs geo reach thc injured fre
man. and then rushed back i0 the
cor and asked FOR olive go ord
The dining car man said ha
couldn't hgye rhc articles without
paving faf them. whrreupou Burns
rh.n be- bain.5 b,m..lr h, ~ -f,r
urri t4'r 81. ,tf.,s tt. r-susr
santa De- and tbc coal u,t.
Tho agitation r,r ,h..r.r I..f r.,-
a.fH ifll. hated yI.,r b,t !
Il sKtrsmrt f.rHffsf u re.s.r4 vUt D., AZ
rce1muHsH u 49, ...,tr .
opened uY local mir.r .r. .bfe Il, arr
aIsh sufUa..-f ...f r.r tt. rs. a. tt.
,ammunu, Do ID. rrna tl,,t a. 49,,
coal = b.rr 80. ana ~, IS. Nm.