Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
ALAMOGORDO MENIN
MEXICAN NINE
La RepubIica Company Holds
Annual Meeting and is Pay
ing Real Dividends; Alamo
gordo News Notes,
Especial Correspondence Morning JOurnai.l

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A~lamogordo, n. NJ, July 24.-La
Republica Mining CO.. owning rich
silver mines in the state OF Chihau-
hua, Mexico, is holding its regular
meeting of the voting trustees, in La
mOgOrdo, today, for the purpose Of
electing directors. b. f. DarbYshire,
j. j. Mundy, X. l.. Dorbrandt, w. f..
Porter, voting trustees, Judge John
Franklin. general counsel. and j. n.
~Sandborn, b~ookkeeper, all of El Paso.
are in attendance. Sidney M. Park
er of this city, Is a director of the
company and resident agent for New
Mexico. This company has mines in
actual operation, and is paying divi-
dends.
The Larrazolo speeches yesterday al
Tularosa, and La Luz, brought to-
gether big crowds of enthusiastic
democrats. Wilson Hall at TularOsa.
would not accommodate the crowd,
which was packed around the doors
and windows outside. Judge Stalcup.
who attended both meetings. declares
that he has not for many years beheld
such demonstrations. Mr.. LarraZola
is in magnificent form. and made add
dresses that We're even better than the
one delivered at Alamogordo the day
previous. Varying from his form of
address at Alamogordo. he had moth
ing to say concerning national is
sues, but devoted himself to the dis
cussion of territorial matters and con-
ditions.
Mr. NJ. A. Gleason and Judge K.
r. Wade of Kansas City. promoters
of The Sacramento Irrigation Co.. and
builders of Sacramento City, are in
the city. With them are Messrs. w.
NJ. Montgomery, w. II. Howell, w.
o. Miller and w. H.. Hollis of Kan
sas City. all of whom are interest
ed i'm the project The plan of this
company is to develop water in suffi-
cient quantities to reclaim thousands
of acres of desert land.
Delegate w. II. Andrews( accom-
panied by some of his trusty satel-
lites, came down to Carrizozo yester-
day from Santa Rosa. We have no
report on the meeting there, but the
welcome was not loud and long
enough to be heard in A~lamogordo.
The tried and faithful here are con
fident that Lincoln county will be
solid for Mann.
Mr.. e. Beazley of Orogrande. demo-
cratic candidate for nomination for
assessor. is i'm the city today.
Dr.. p. G.. Beerman and family left
Tuesday night for Tucumcari. After
a short stay in Tucumcari, they will
make an extended visit in Michigan.
and Wisconsin.
Mr.. w. II. Gleason returned yester-
day from a short business trip TO El
Paso and Silver City.
Mr.. II. j.. Anderson, president First
bank, accompanied by Mrs
Anderson. en- route east for an eX-
tended visit. were passengers on No.
4. which was in a head on collision
near Tecolote. Sunday night. This is
the third successive time Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson have been in wreck during
their summer vacation.
Mr.. Julius j. Scott. and his brother.
B.. of Atlanta. Ga. students
at the University Of Georgia are
spending a part Of their vacation in
Alamogordo. They have heretofore
spent their vacations on the Florida
coast, and in North Carolina. n are
delighted with our climate.
The National Apple SHOW. Inc. Of
Spokane. Wash, is hanging up prizes
to the value Of %$25,0OO.OO for exhib-
Is. The orchardists Of the Sacramen-
o valley. particularly Of Otero coun-
v will have some prize winning ex-
libits on display.