Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
new PRESIDENT Of
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OUTLINES PLAN
Railroad from Albuquerque to
Pennington, Wooden Nil
and Development Of VALLEY
Lands
STR0UP NAMED MEMBER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

80 Iars't ,p'rd.I meeting col
tuo ,pmm,r.iuI rlIl Iast uiaht simot
St. %. tu' utHIN rlret,d president a..
tnr organization. fWmaIN ASSUME.
To pt' sidou,. and nItiin.d the oiut
policies iur thr wear Tho ,nnstil,.
ton pt r,ilruad 't.m Npupuo,au,
I" Pennington 90 tup thu virgin ~.
t"ufrrs n' thai ,nuuir tho punstrur.
} ton OF Nuol,u mill To- Joe operated
I n' some +r'at rpuUtr' lik, IA. Nm,r.
/ iDHu Wooden COMPANY. and th, irv"I.
/ "pmcnt ut the central Eio Grand.
Neii"N wore ~, Chtef feature. 81 Mr.
storm inaugural message o. ia,
F club Nj stern pointed uu, tue ur,n,
5 benefits q" h' dorirrd from D. railroad
F mt" Alhua I,rpb from 90" san Judah
country. the vain, O." ia, city of q
lnHnuiact nlng Wr'l.U mill Ahl,Ii
w"uld mHnutaftur New Mexico wool
into doth m Nh4qu. ron, instead ct
IA i'"st"t mud 'hr uvcrssit, TOT th,
formation 81 a hand t"supan, which
would TAX" over IA, ttil,, land and
sist'naticuiA prU IT, d,,.ioi9u,at.
Nj ~t"rp'- sugEr -ttnns v.r, greeted
Win applaus. ln tho club mrnihrr..
indicating thui tbo "rguGiz a'iou was
ready To- stand hrhind anA efforts
which may h' mad, :" ~cuur. ur ini-
pros cinrnt~
Too lord aiWaAs holp~ tho~. WIS
h'lr ih'mS"ltss Nas tl,. ,un,iu
iug s"nt'urr oi Mr. stems nddr,t-
Tho onl' WaN No oan get tho..
things is "a" -" after tn.m WITH
,h.sr three things accomplished tno
building ut ia. san Juan road tn,
wooden miti and the d", .lopincut ct
the Nali''. tn" prospcrit and p.rna.
n"ncN 81 Nuupurrpu" viii Dr ru .,,r
assured. MA ISL" must rem. wh'r
that when w. are attempting 30 la
Ties" tbings for Albuquerque. VI. lr.
doing ih"n iui unrsriy.~ Br.iu.r
ANYTHING tina, VIII hrip Alhuau riu.
viii help ~ a. individuals
Following Mr. Stcrn's mtiod % g.,
remarks tho rcLulur orlcr 80 histu 80
was followed. John i.rr taik..
'hairntun of tn" gulf committee. lVit
call"d upon tor report Nj Clti a..
handed ia l,pori which co,,.r.I
seven tNp"w rsii"n pages. the r"ndtns
"f which Was dispensed With ,ir
lark" CAV" 70 RESUME Of The report.
Nhi,h WuS IA effect that William Wat,
son. the golf expert. brought to AIbt.-
qucrpu' Ton Ia" purpose uf inNc.ti-
eating the Feasibility ana advisa"ni,v
OF building rulI inks her, wac -. t'.,
opinion, aii"r extensive study 81 ihr
question that this ,iN afforded an
IDEAL ~" Tor inks Mr Watson Dee.
iirS"d. ana Mr. Clarke and th. 90. .t,.
h'fs "i th' g"lf Commute. cnuthtt.a.
that during the winter months Whom
golf was impossini. IN III. east. ustN
players Wouid be attracted To- NhI-
qu.ruu" Excellent links. hrtgh3 Nin-
shiny Wrdih'' and good hotel ac .,,-4-
modati"ns N,s:id b, q big lnduc"n .nt
iot travellers tn spend from a week 80
q month and perhaps az winter ia
Alhuau"rpur. Nj Clarke asked ar
tn dischalg - - the comuitt,.. -uy-
ing That The club had gnn, as fdr ~
~ could =" ia the matter aud thiu
tbs proposition should now hr de, l.
op,d by a g"ll Organization or ~ va,.'
individuals
Taking up Ia" Huntington railroad
proposition. President stern called
upon u u. Frggusson president 81
~
eur railroad. for report. Mn Fer
sgs-"n gay" . history ui tn" san Juan
country railroad project since 1881 up
=" ~" present time. r"citing how
close tn" fuad cam, To- h,Hing bnilt
=" N"atS agp aud explaining the rea
sons for The tnilur" eft ia" project AZ
that tom Mr. Fergu~son Impressed
upon ia" members of 10. club thni
TIE Pennington read could br nuilt
't"m Algodunrs ~ Hcrnaiiilo and that /
y vas ~ {" Aihuqurrqu. tu take q |
decided stand uu Tho question aud |
see thui Albuquerque ls th, terminal !
instead az any "tuor town. Nj Fer |
: ns~"n gave IL a. his opinion that TIA, |
Pennington road ~ To- be- an import. |
'ui INK iu q great transcnntinrntal !
raii'und from IN. gulf To- Salt Lax.
,nd busct sound Air FERGUSON was
ii"ugN pt tuo opinion that the rund !
- ih' Pennington rouuits would D., |
'uli 40 tn' near future c"nuluci'on |
''fus to "a certain rNt'ut contingent |
lI'"n ti' granting cot -tutrhnud to N,N
h"sirp. La glowing terms Mi F,rgus- |
-un t'id ut 90, ,.tst trsuu.rrs at tho |
Uantry p'tneeu Nluqu"rqu, aud
Pennington snd putango .of IA. iM.
nl"ns' forests pt Timber. of ih,. untold |
irr.- 81 r"al and rnn and gold ana |
-i't't and ~ M" wonders ~ thr Muu-
l"<um" valley, which contains thnu-
sands of acres uf este band only
waiting ih' e"ning OF th, railroad rol
Development
fthnk NrAor spoke en- the railroad
situation f"lluNinp NJ Forgnsson a.
ais" hld e.. - 'ushnan. Mr. Cush
man said %" p'ii.vod m. railroad
eommiitr" 90 IN" commercial cav b
should Do Ia Closer touch nith The
Officials 81 thu Santa fo raifuad
ana that representatives 81 the club
ana the road shouiu not0 q get to-
peih"i meeting occasionally tl ssocr.
tain n there were ans projects OF
common brncilt Nhirh could he gone
otft together
N J.. stern took Ip lie question
OF th' development 81 tho centrsi no
Ctande waffle, ana gas. u a. MS opln.
ION that strong cffcr, should De
made 20 hsYc the AGRICULTURAL and
horticultural Possibilities oi ~. rnun.
its developed "a such an cstcni that
the railroads would com, 20 Albu,u.r.
que voluntarily, finoing her. business
enough ~ Justin extensions of theii