Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
PURCHASES
OF FINE LAND
At BLUEWATER
Farmers Rapidly Settling Up
Fertile Valley Which viii Be
Great Agricultural Section;
Lime KiInS Installed.

Bluewater, n. NJ. Dee. 9.-Every-
one is busy in Bluewater. and man
new settlers are coming in.
Mr.. William Nitzsche, of CaIifor-
mia. has purchased a farm in the
Bluewater valley, and removed his
family. He now has his house COM
pleted. Mr.. Nitzsche was foreman of
a large ranch in southern California.
MIR. Jake Goctz of the Estancia
valley, has removed to Bluowater, and
is busily preparing his land for next
years crops.
Mr.. Sam V, May, of the Estancia
valley, has purchased a farm in the
same section as Mr., Goetz.
Mr.. John r, Branyon, of Holly,
Colo. has removed his family to
Bluewater, and purchased a large
acreage i'm the central part of the
valley. Mr.. Branyon is an expert
eneed irrigation farmer from Colo
RADIO. He sent his goods overland by
wagon, aud his teams, which are the
finest in the Bluewater valley. arrived
In splendid condition, His new house
is now completed.
Mr.. Clarence h. Spooner. of Albu-
querque, has purchased 1913 acres i'm
the central portion of the valley. and
has "A large force at work plowing.
Mr.. Spooner is one of the energetic
kind of men. who are sure to make
q success. He will have his entire
1903 acres in cultivation next spring.
Mr.. j. G.. Walker. OF Albuquerque,
has purchased a farm near the Blue
water hcarauarters, and is rapidly
getting his land i'm condition for next
years crops.
Mr.. l.. o.. DuRoss. formerly SUI
perintendent of schools at Freemont.
Ind. has purchased a farm adjoining
Mr.. Walkers. Mr.. DuRoss is the ef-
ficlent teacher of the B%luewatcr
school. n has made many friends
during his short s|ojourn in the Blue
water valley, ana says he wOul not
return to indian for half the state.
Mr.. Charles c. Carpenter. of Los
Angeles, Cal, has purchased consid-
acreage, and will have same in
cultivation next year.
Mr.. Francis N. Shelton. of Mis-
souri, is ono OF the progressive nov
in the Blucwater valley. and
viii have a large acreage in culti-
Mr.. shelton has with him
his friend. Lieutenant McGulrk. one
of the popular officers from Fort
Leavcnworth.
Mr.. Thomas Davy. of Colorado. has
acreage for an apple and
farm in the Blucwater val
ley.
Mr.. Henry f, Brock, recently from
Deming, N. NJ. has recently complet
ed a twO-story. nine-room house.
with all modern improvements, in
porcelain fitted bath room,
etc, Mr.. Brock is, perhaps, the
investor IN the Bluewater
and has expended several
thousand dollars ia improvements.
Mr.. Granville f Brock is placing
under cultivation in the southern
part Of the Bluewater valley, a large !
acreage.
Mr.. Black. or Demlns. N. NJ. has
completed his new residence il the !
gagged i'm blowing. |
MI tiditlltf ID CIubltIs nl AZ
)uquerque. backed by ample capital. I
n large force of men at work
constructing new lime kilns within a c
ihort distance of the Blucwater sta q
ion, and will be producing lime |
the next thirty days. The !
inc deposits at Bluewater are known c
or their purity. Analyzing them they J
IRE found to be Owe 80 per cent pure 9
ime. 1t is reported that the Santa J
railroad will, at once, build a track !
q the kilns. J
Heavy SHOWS cover the entire range
II the Zuni mountains back of the .
3luewater reservoir.
The United States government has \
ccontly established auxiliary weather
bureau stations at the Bluewater res
'rvoir and also in the Blucwater VAL
(
MANY new settlers from Southern (
california are arriving in the Blue '
water valley. They seem to prefer !
he bracing winter climate at Blue I
to the %cncrvating heat of South ;
I'm California. y
The school at Bluewater will close
or the usual vacation this year at
christmas time. The present quarters
IRE very badly crowded andA is ru- 4