Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

braring orchards close To- town arr
th"Sc owned by W II I.iios. VI T.
Ross, and Miss cora Momett These
latter orchards are an close by 50.
zorro Farm hand iu this section sells
from tip 10 800 an acre There -
much talk ot irrigatirg the uplands 10y
pumping process. ON IN, uplands the
d"ptr 81 water win range from 90 to
zoo feet We are nos drilling into
the sides u the Socorro mountain
range and tapping TIA, warm streams
of water which flow therein and this
additional waite facility VIII be used
! oxt"ns vrls for irrigatlng purposes in
the near future"
j \ Lowe is az enthusiast regard
ing Sucorro's future. Listen to him
II sa, 10 my follow citizens who are
unacqualntcd With the peerless ad-
vnntagcs offered by Socorro 8ud the
country about Tho town. como here
and when YOU have r,alized the salub-
, rity 81 our climate. the charms and
! hospitality of olr lttlr city. our
school. church ana other facilities.
| 2
| haN, such IN abiding faith IN the nj
! turr of this town We have mines.
and cattle. and sheep. and aericul-
| turr w live without much effort
| bccausr nature has smiled pSishly
| uu this section WIN the develop
! mont OF Sew Mexico SoCorro viii hc
tn. scat of vast territory m which
she viii nrcok NO rival Her water.
| purr and h"altn-giylng Viii De one
81 90" features which viii make her
| famous old people who have drank
| uf this water for years Gre old IN
,Hc1rs only aud not la appearance. Ana
| where viii YOU ma more lovely WOE
men than are seen ON tho streets OF
Sucurro' Health - wealth indeed
and Socorro offers thls combination
t. rv,ry person who viii come hero
ana reside"
e.. T.. sanchez. sheriff said "Oui
farm and Stuckmrn are much clatct
over the prospects y rsrni-d in their
b'hulf b, rains aud SHOWS. Grass ~
this section IL thc hes, thus far foi
twenty wears Rain and snow
hoN, ullcu heavily recently la th'
western part 81 the county. an,
|
VU lamb this year ON their owl
,ranchos This convenience added t.
lots OF grass viii mean heavy per
ccntdgc Of lambs this spring
\ u. coon. Who rcccntly sold hi
mining properties, which may 10
seen rrom ,his town. 10 an eastern
, syndicate. said. II have said to Hrnr
Rolf Brown ~ Providence y l., m
Dewey group OF MINES Nhich avs 10
Gated In the Socorro mountains
also sold 80 Mr. Brown mg STAN
min which * Ia Socorro.
NJ Brown rrpres nts % wealth.
sYndicat ot Providence and N,V Nor
capitalists Whica viii take over IN
. property from aim and put u into i'm
, mediate operation. They win cree
, 80 once a nfty-tun cYauid. plant a
, IA" mines ior the treatment of IN
ores Mr Brown ~ now east an
while there VIII arrange all necessar
prrlminarios and purchase Tie ~
quir'd machinery for ia. various ac
pdr,mcnts of this Industry.
, Thesr mines produc. silver an
gold and were 10 thc poss, ssiun a
Mi. Loon Tor thirty years They haN
silver. Just as soon as this enter
lrlsr is started, which viii be at "a
, early day. nifty workmon will be cnl
= ploNcd This number win Gradual
I be- Increased as the work prugrossc'
/ II. -. Hursum. the wcll known 30
, litical leader stuckman and merchant
/ dnd who ~ the present mayor of "a
curru, spoke In the following succirn
ana ters' manner concerning IN
town aud IT, present outlook. "ou
farmers are iubilaut over their pros
. poets for this season, 50, also, mr.
! our stockmeu our mining Interest
, are picking up. Sucorro iS locat"
hugh above the river and her pur
water nud magnificent climate proven
cpidomics Of frNot diseases We am
| iioipatc much progress IN Socorrn B.
, The next few wears Her location, Hi
: most midway of the Rio irHndc Yal
+ ley, the fertility uf her surrounding,
: her increasing mining aud stock in
trrcsls. an Justify the belief that 80
r rnrrn Is nn the cyo "f an awtkcnin