Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

HOW WILLARD q
&C. Bennett, probate Judge; Colin Neh.
lett. schoo superintendent. e. r.
Johnson. county surveyor
Snnitoriums.
The climate of silver CT les IN.
cxcollcd anywhere IN America n
L. for this reason that the national
government determined this section
for the location of the United states
goncral hospital for tuberculosis
This hospital Is located AZ Fort BAY
ard. nine miles east Of silver CIV
II ~ under military supervision ana
It's cluster Of buildings seen NJ a
distance causes one to imagine he Is
approaching u rood-sized town.
The government H. making large
improvements NJ Fort Bayard and in
the not far distant future thu in
s,itution viii probably be the most
noted In the world for the treatmcp,
OF tuberculosis. It's patients are SOL
diors. officers, and their relatives. The
numpcr now there approNlmatcs 600.
Tha officer In command IN Licutcn-
ant Colonel Gcp. r. Bushrell.
other sanitoriums at and near sill
ser city are; Sunnysidc. Ladies' Hos
pital. -. Josophs and the New Mex
leo cottage Sani.orlum The latter
institution ~ conducted on "A large
scalo and has a national reputation.
The climatic superiority of this
section. particularly for those suffer
iIg VITA iung trouble. is due to a
peculiar condition Of latitude. alii-
tud. ana progress It's latitude pre-
cludcs extremes Of cold thus making
II possible for the invalid tn live IN
the fresh air through the winter
without Inconvenience. Tho altitude.
5000 feet. trmpors the heat of sum.
mrr. whilc the dry atmosphere in
suros comfort and an absence of the
ills attending humidity.
interviews.
" u. Walton, who until .cccntly
was chairman uf the territorial Dem
ocratlc committee said silver city
~ gradually looming the hnbilimcnts
OF real I've. up-to date muuici pal
IT, We have jus, completed ono Of
TIA, nhrst public school buildings Ia
the TERRITORY. which. added to our
pthc scholastic Institutions. gives the
of tins town superior opor-
tunitics for acquiring an education.
We ar" building more Gem ut side
walk, ana VIII soon begin to- spend
100000 on u modern sewer system.
our mining Interests are In first
,lass con iition we viii ship out
IN MAY and Junn 10 lcaSt 10000 cgt-
tie Tho prices Of cattle NOW are.
fcarllngs $40. two years SEA 2
years SIS
W \ TcnnoN who has been Il
frcGhtcr and contractor for thirty
five years In New Mexico. said "On
account of silver CITY being tine ter
minus of The Santa ~ branch. a
lrrpo frriRhting business is doac with
An the sui rounding mining points,
with Mogollon and thu
burrp mountains MoRollon Is ninety
miles from here aud when we hHIl
There We use from ten to lively.
horses L. u train OF three wagons
splictd together. An the mining
country north and west al here IS
supplied ny freight teams. Rod
Rock on the rno Pioasanton. Alma.
I'uoncy and other points are all sup
piled by silver city fr.ishtcrs. The
'rcightiug business viii bc greatly
In the next few months ~
the mining companies are now ar
ranging their plants for the burning
~ crude oil instead of wood. which
must be transported from here bS
teams.
Mr. Tonney is well known In Al
huqurruuc Las Vegas. santa ~ and
other points In New Mexico and Ari-
IONA, where he acted as freightcr
and contractor.
Howard II. Belts. city clerk OF Sil-
YER city and member Of the t,rTitor-
TAI board OF equalization. said we
Are beuring on a now depot ana IL
looks a. II We shalt get n this time
silver city should have one Of the
finest dcpots in the territory We ius,
let the contract for additional side
walks which viii cost the town
$1,000. seventeen of the new blocks
now being laid win so in tho resi-
dental section and three ia thc bust
nrss part Ell the town business. AZ
usual. Is good ia silver city We
never seem To- have any cause To COM
PLAIN. We are so accustomed L.
down here that II certainly
would be- an awful shock to our pco-
pie II things would slackcn up ana
become dun for awhile. Bu, that
time viii ONLY come when our noun
talnS shall have given up all their
treasures, That time H. So far away
that We of today need not worry over
H.
w H. Murray. president of tho
silver city bank, said: "Thc outlook
for this section was never brighter
than at present. our mining inter
ests are growing heavier with cacn
new year The annual amount of
grass on our ranges, now lnsures
STABILITY TO tho cattle business. which
10 large In this section Cattle are
"A high price just now
and as We are expecting large sales
this month ana June, much addition
al capital viii bc brought To silver
city In the next sixty days thereby.