Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-25

THE exhibit was the most conpre-
henssye shown In the coliseum. says
the current issue q the Irrigation Age
- chicago. for twentY-six years IN
the forefront Of the irrigation journals
~ the This r. seFy high
praise. ard q sweeping statement. and
coming from such a c0userfAttfe
p~sbicntsrn as this Il means a great
asaL Tna Age hacks up this state
rsnnt In this. the Land SHOW edition.
AT giving New Mexico TIE only state
wrfte-up and publishing the append
wa pnataRra m Of the New Mexico
bonth Ia the coliseum
The Age saYx.
THE axhs6is waR gotten together
ana sent 10 Chicag0 by the New Mex
irn bureau pf immigratinn, eonse-
a8ently MAS representative NJ The diff
fsrent interests ~ the entire territory
sEo Dfa section ~ the great Foor-t@-he
w.atr tried ~ show everything that tt
csnit pYrauce. but rather sent the
ssrGargsa fhat mnaid ft ~ best az
maks a comprehensive exhi6it pf re-
sources III ths territory. as a whole
En4re were eight different sections at
the territory represented, including
coifsx county. Pprtsles Roswell
carlsbad. Mesilia Valley peraine.
fas Vegas and Albuquerque. The
FarreiarF ~ tire hureau 81 irumigrA-
SON. Mr. 81 ~ Herinr deserves great
credit fer thg showing made The
exhibit baa tire most comprehensive
shown in IRE coliseum. ID fangee
from coal ard minerals through the
entire iirt 81 grains and vegetables.
The aprie exhibit WIS exceptionally
Dire femonstrnting that New Next
70 Is Mii az opportunity in the fruit
the pnH@ throwing 1909 gaiions
~ water per minute. emphasized thai
the lcst rivera u the desert may De
brought 10 the surface 10 make pro-
docisVe the fertile soil AZ the pres
grt tirne P1rtaies and DENNIS are
rcrlaiming the desert hy means ~ thi'
sv~tem. A unique feature Gu onnec-
stem with the New Mexico exhibit was
oaf ~ arms ~ the territory.
or various cni0red beans hY
81 r. COLBY ~ las Neras An
fihlr interesting feature 81 this exc
hlhit was the automatic gt~ereopticon
which revealed tnc new state ns thf
crmora sees a. A series ~ see plc'
lures was shown. which were fans
explained by people familiar with tnt
territory.
The different sections we're repre-.
sented by the following persons ta'
Vegas George Fieming secretary 81
ire commercial club. and Mrs s. y
f.ihy. portaies. Mr.. Ben smith ans
II y. AidrldEes Ration. Ceifax conn.
a.. q. ~ Ffsher. secretary ~ the com
merciai club and , s Johnson Res
wen. j. s. kirby. Mr. JoilY; Carlsbad
Wr Harfshern: Mesiila valley Prof
rahisn Garcia ~ the ~horficultgra
end agricultural college; Acm,ne
Ralph Fly. president chamber - com
mcrfe. AfhuauerGue. A. r. Stroup.
Mako r. General Hit-
Secretary ~ III Henlnu % th'
furcan 81 immigration. is recsivini
faiiy budgets OF letters from aii part
- Kew Mexico complfmentine the eN
rihit AZ lhe land show. while othe'
letters o. COMMUNICATION are comm.
lr from various outside points Al
raadv the daliV inquiries received h'
the burcan and the New Mexico pub
Nrify association show hat the Chi
Nsro exposition is bringing real re-
Hlita
F1iiy - Important ns the adNertis
irE results in the country AZ larFe
tie renewed and Increased enthusiasm
evident among the New Mexico boos
rrrs as a result of New Nexico's dis
u.ay ~ Chicago The s-curing Of thl
exhibit and is immense success ha
l1nun the people in the irrigated sec
lions what they can 40 II they try
b thus the lana show hns had %
Beneficial an effect on the exhibitor
al on the spectators