Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-09-10
GOOD W0RklBY
THE NEW MEXICAN
What This Paper
is Doingfor Santa
Fe
DISTRIBUTING FINE BULLETIN
Brochure Entitled Sights Of
Santa Fe" is in Great
Demand.

Demand.
Santa Fe business conditions are
reported to be better than most of the
towns in the Southwest and while the,
are not as lively as the New Mexican
would like to see, the businessmen Of
this city and property owners are bet.
'er off than those of many other towns
in New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and
Western Texas. Much of this very
satisfactory condition, considering cir
cumstances and the business apathy
all over the country, can safely be
ascribed to the constant, telling and
good advertising that has been for a
good many years and is now being
done by the Daily New Mexican md
its associate papers for this city and
county free of charge to its citizens
and property owners. Not an Issue
passes that some good advertising for
Santa Fe does not appear in the
columns of these papers which are
sent out by the thousands daily, not
only throughout New Mexico but all
over the country.
Publishes Attractive Brochure.
Besides the advertising in the
columns Of it's newspapers the New
Mexican Printing company has pub.
lished at it's own expense bulletin en-
titled the Sights Of Santa Fe," neat
little pamphlet nicely illustrated and
just the right size to fit nicely into a
six and one-half envelope. 1t contains
forty pages and can be sent for one
cent postage stamp all over the Unit.
ed States and Mexico. The issue of this
pamphlet has been out about two
weeks and over thousand copies of
1t have been distributed and more
beneficial distribution will be the re-
suit. Indeed at this time it looks as if
it will be necessary for the New Mexi-
can Printing company to issue an.
other edition of 10000 copies for dis
Z tribution at the Sixteenth National Ir.
rigatlon Congress in Albuquerque,
where there will be thousands of peo.
pie who, by reading this pamphlet, can
and will be induced to visit the Capital
City, the Oldest city in the United
States, a city that is surrounded by
the finest -cenery and which is in the
neighborhood of many archaeological
and chronological ruins and objects and
which contains many extensive and
valuable historical collections, besides
justly boasting of the finest, healthiest
and most sunshiny climate on the con.
tinent
Railroads Assist in Its Distribution.
The passenger departments of the
railroad companies running into New
Mexico have taken up the distribution
of the bulletin the Sights of Santa
Fe' and much valuable work will be
done by them through this little ad-
vertising medium which will be plac.
ed in the hands of tourists, travel
ers, healthseekers and intending i'm
migrants, as may be learned from the
following letter addressed to the edi-
tor of the New Mexican by ]. M Con.
nell general passenger agent of the
great Santa Fe Railway system, OF
Topeka, Kansas, which explains itself
1t reads:
The Letter.
Topeka Kansas,
September 5, 1908.
"Mr. Max. Frost,
Editor New Mexican,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Dear Sir:
Il take pleasure in acknowledging
receipt Of yours Of August %, and de.
sire to thank you very much for the
expression OF good will for the Santa
Fe contained therein.
II have also received the small pack
age OF the Sights of Santa Fe.' If you
can spare them and will send me four
or five thousand of them will take
pleasure in sending them to our repre-
sentatives In New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburg and Cleveland and
other points In the East. think they
can be used to better advantage in
those Offices than they can at local
points along the line. OF course we will
also supply our representatives ir
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
some Of the important agencies on the
line.
you may be sure we appreciate
what you and the New Mexican have
done for us as well as New Mexico.
believe our interests are more or lest
mutual. Z.
Very truly yours
VI ~. M. CONNEL,
General Passenger Agent.
The New Mexican Printing com
pany Will do YOUR Job work with neat
ness and dispatch.