Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
v|LjOEN WILL GO.
TO CALIFORNIA
Veteran of Boer and Mexican
Wars to Quell Semi.An.
archistic Conditions in Mex.
lean Province, Too.
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especial Correspondence se tke Usraid)
Las cruces. y. NJ. june 21.--Gcn-
ornl y. !. Viljocn. twice mad famous
by hts excellent leadership in
the i.oor aud MeXican vars. ~ en-.
toying q few DAYS rest before leaving
for Lower California. whore hc ~
brlng sont by the Mexican govern
mcnt To- quoll the CONFERENCE.-The
spirit now running riot IN that part
oi Mexico. General Nilpcn " u
strong believer IN peace. but could
not hclp joining Madcro and his
forces when fighting was to- be found
Within II Few miles at his peaceful
home.
william Palmer IT., Is backing an
enterprise L. erect "A flour mill IN the
thriving town of Hincon. The Luz
Zero -four MILLS at Las Cruces and thu
Miller flour mil's at Anthony are sign.
81 M for q full seasons business.
These are the busiest days for tn
M"silla Valley Produce cxchangc
Large shipments are made by every
outgoing train.
There are over $50 of the most pro.
grcssiVc farmers In the Mcsilia val
ley who are members Of the exchangc
The directors are: W. r.. STROBE. j.
w Taylor, James (lucscnherry. ] +
Sattloy, l.. Reed Fuller. r. G. rhd-
lips. :. :. Hookland, J. T. Davidson.
II. H. Hyland. T.. u. lioagland and
a. X. Hin.fnan. The directors held
~ very interesting meeting SATURDAY.
anu discussed the best methods To-
obtain and handle the produce
The officers of the Mcsilia Valley
Fair association will hold u meeting
IN the office of tn. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce Monday night
All committees will report on the
progress made sine. the last meeting.
Hon. II. u. Holt and J. r. Sattlc,
lett for III Paso Saturda, morning.
H. w. Hyland came up from Mes
quite saturday to receive "A large
thr"shing outfit from the Santa Fc
raiirond a few years ago the Agri.
cultural college had the only thr.sh-
ing machine In the valley. There are
now eight outfits and all are kcp;
busy Although this valley was nciod
Tor It's large wheat crop wears ago,
horses and goats were used FOR thresh-
INK and not until recent years were
modern threshing methods intro
duc.d.
Prof j. ~. Vaughn OF the Agricul-
tural college viii conduct the Curry
county institute in August
Fresh comb honey is now being
shipped In large quantities. IN. he.s
depend on the blossoms and the bios
SONS depend ON the water supply
Ther" ~ plenty of water plenty oi .
flowers ana consequently plenty of
money. Large quantities of both mes.
quite and alfalfa honey are being
produced. MANY prefer the wild mes.
quite honey bscaus. IL Is trauspur.nt
and possesses II very rich flavor The
men "h" are developing tho De. nust-
mess in the Moslln wales are M.,calr
and Parks. oscar 20. and Il. H. uar-
Ills
IN" secretary of the chamber Of
Commerce has been very busy tho
past lew days mailing u large num-
D"r or coptos oi the Earth. TN.
June number of tho Earth" con-
tnlns an ariicl" on the "BiJnoss Of
tn Fl'phan Butte Dam by Hon. II
Is. Holt. " Cantaioupcs In the MeNIla
Valley" by W. &. Scoggina: peas in
tho Mcsilla Valley" by DR.. " g.
Field. and Alfalfa IN the Valley" by
scott y. stewart. Besides these arti
Giles which set forth the agricultural
results in this valley. there are a large
number OF cuts which speak louder
than words Tho Chamber of com
mere" Is in touch with several par.
ties IN tn" east who wish to maize
th"r homes in the west.
The Las cruces White Sox have or
ganilod and elected Roman Herrera
as captain. This maRos tn. nfh
team IN Las Cruces. tn. others h.-
ing the famous Outlaws, the noted
inf"rnati"nals, the dignificJ pro'es-
sionals and III" hard to beat Busin.. =
Men All are prac,icing nightly with
view oi capturing the 500 prize
on july l.
Al special meeting of the board
or trustees al IN. town oi Las cru ,cs
II was decided 20 drain Anador y.rc,t
where II inters.cts Miranda street. tn,
work of draining viii begin at once.