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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
Gompers Is Welcomed.
SpeciaI TO The Tribune,

OGDEN, Aug. 2S,-sammel Gompers;
rrcsiaent OF the American Federation OF
Labor. passed through ogden this after M
Tnnnners was met at the depot by a
sp isppe contingent from the labor unions
~ 1Sis CITY. but on account of the linn"
lied time his train stopped at the DE-
pot II was impossible for MN 10 MAKE
an address.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
CEMENT PLANT IDLE,
Force Of Thirty Men Only Employed at
Portland Mill.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 23.-Although the plant
OF the Union Portland Cement company
at Devils Side will not resume active
operation until next spring there Is q
force OF thirty mon now engaged I'm COM
pleung the manufacture Of r. small guam
ttty OF cement begun last spring shortly
before the plant was shut down.
Onicers OF tho company say that the
plant Will not be operated to its full ca
pacity until ebout March. 1912. The shut
down followed a cessation In building
throughout the west. There is now a
surplus OF 1000. 900 pounds OF cement in
the several factories OF this s"-tion which
Will be amnv sufficient for TIE trade un-
I'll business is resumed next spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
Licensed to Wed.

Spccial TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug, 2s--Licenscs to marry
we're Issued BY the county I, clerk nd TO west tnf
W.b"r and Clara A. Whitaker. willard,
suaust G. Oswald and Zoe A. MIL both
81 idaho Falls,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want lad in The Tribune
Bell p5one 5000 Ind. 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
ASSESSMENT NO. 27.

New York Bonanza Mining company:
principal place of business. room 204
Felt building, Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at u meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the New
York Bansnza Mining company, held on
August s. 1911. an assessment OF two ~
CENTS per share was levied and assessed
on the capital stock of said corporation.
payable at the office, room 20i Felt build
Ing Salt Lake City. Utah. 10 J. II.
Demlng. secretary. on or before Septem-
Der S. 1911. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the
said September g. 1911 will be delinquent
and advertised for sale al public auction:
and unless payment is made before. VIII
be sold on September 20. 1911. at l o'clock
p. IN. OF said day. tc pay the said del!n-
quent assessment thereon. together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale.
]. II. pEMING. Secretary.
Room 2o4 Felt building. salt Lake CITY;
Utah. ISL
WANTED FOE L. s, ARMY, ABLE
bodied unmarried men between ages or
is and 50 citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits who
can speak read and write the English
language For Information apply TO Re-
cruiting officer Walkers bank building,
corner Main and Second South streets.
Salt Lake City. Utah. XII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
STRIKE LEADERS
SEND ULTIMATUM
Labor Troubles at Liverpool Again
Acute; Reinstatement Of Tram
way Men Demanded,

LONDON. Aug, 23.-Hopes that the
labor troubles al Liverpool would be set
tied quickly have again been dissipateo'
rived in London tonight from Liverpool
and held a conference with representa-
lives OF the Amalsamated Society Oh
Railway Servants and the Transport
fedora t,on as a result of which an ulu-
matum was sent to Premier AsQuith;
sydney Buxton. president OF the board
OF trade, and the lord mayor or Liver
nool demanding the reinstatement Of the
Liverpool tramway men by noon tomor-
row.
In the meantime. the situation Is so
acute that George r Asquith controller
general OF the labor department OF The
board OF trade. has gone to Liverpool
TO try 10 arrange matters. Mann de-
cIares that II is the intention OF the
leaders to bring about a national strike
unless the corporation yields.
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LONDON, Aug. 23.-Another strike has
been settled here. After a conference
president OF the local government board,
presided, an agreement was reached on
the demands of the men engaged In the
"sbort.' sea trade The men are expect
ed 10 return to work Immediately.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24

If your want be a situation. make
it known BY the insertion of a want
"adp in Tho Tribune
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J. II. pEMING. Secretary.
Room 204 Felt building, salt Lake CITY.
fJ,nh kS.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
N(tIbkIt.N ~

ih, Gums ames oi iHr o.. u g. A.
club nI thU .tN entertained th"if
irtuds Hf 'np nprfa houfo Hst Thurs
la. "t'mug uud invitation. N,r. ls.
.u,H tu ov,t hundred and n,.gy
80 N,I. Iir ..ni to.onios tus pleasant
hpN that passed 200 inucns
lAr bail was pcauUMut decorated
mad upon tl' stage vu- an DAact imI-
tHt.1u ot an old fashioned vol WITH
tan bucket, punch was Within aud
rcir"shm'uit wtf' ncAr and frocly
givcn Co an p,uunrfs Nrr, nu rnrh
s'd" oi the wait win TIE lrttcrs L. -.
=. n, and on the trout 90 the STAGE
we're the same lottors made with
evergreen The effect was scr, proi-
% and many prctty words were cX.
tended Tor The taste shown ln decor
a'lng Taken ia nB tho event was
worry successful ana viii be rcmcm-
bored hi all aH one of the important
sociHl events OF the season.
tn" Albuquerque district confer
oucc Of the VI y. church. south. VIII
convene va this citN at . "a. M. Thurs
daN MAJ -a. ana VIII confirm, IT,
s"ssions until ~unda, About twclN e.
preacher. ANA a frN las delegates are
expected Co D., in attendance III,
woman HON, Mission soci'ty of
thr district wN m,,' ~ IN, Aamc
time and viii ho.I ID, first session
Thursday afternoon Mrs A. r.
Thomas Be- tho local dolrgat, aud has
been assigned place on tho pro-
sfam. Tho public is cordially invited
80 attend aii thr services
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
WILLARD

Misses kuiv nnd Nl'ic Spull a,t
here u0m \lbuquciduo this Nock ,is
tuf fh"ir grandmolhcr. MIS- Evans
Mrs s T. Means b. il THIS wcck
NltN nu auact u' ucryuus noufalslH
iN.u sunday afternoon. To Ma aud
Ms f,ircr baby bpi NJ.
icun D. duy operator 81 the Santa
l'c DD.Jn station
Attorney o T. Jennings IL in SAINT
fc BE-. ic~ da' on legal business
Louis iHsets agent at tn \ y a.
IS D. station bias gone tu Stilrs. lex .
tU pond % weeks vacation \ lar.
d.. la inns us al n dnung his a.
souc B b. rodflcn Dos working a.
urst rieb operator tWmur has II
tnat NJ lgecI bachelor da! ave to
,ud With this ,rip
Mls pc'cl M,Niss0i ,+ ll ~ the
residence OF uyr ,uond Airs W IS IN.
dCrsUu whom hD s spending ICES
days The NcKiHsors nave one OF inc
nnes' mm- under irrigation ncar
willard
Mrs Margaret Dulics returned SAT.
urday from an extended trip through
California and Missouri White Ia
The latter state SHE visited hor dausu.
tiers. tbe Misses MargarC; ana Eu.
senia, who are attending SacrCI
Vicait convent 81 81 Louis.
Ernest l'ranihorsl. who has bcca
n guest OF The ~ T. Lutlcns. tot e.
fortnight Is Ia Albuquerque this weck
d. and Irs V : Chcyney are
back from fow days IN The Duke
Ci'y,Whctc DE IN was called on bust.
ness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

nlyauin a,ouu, b. .e mght 49,
iU,V'u Goo fh, $751;. fiuNnE. th,
I'lsr soou pi Dam 1901. rtxae. q,
fnak, usu huu. #.4 .,oto vi
"nnr p'upl, v,r, ur H,ni Cannes
'mnisA'd th' unutt ul.. until e. iIi,
fnnf shvu rofr,s Im. u' u ..t rritn
Hud D.Ar Nftp served
THO marty 80 th, boom. H 49, aud
Nue. inf. cost o. itytr.. .f 1888 Nurth
l' IN.I WANNA ut'uN, I.I.. ueNt
'iE mivurss .. $500. ..tu 90
ln H.p clnss or iH, ul.Il rId,
'H, rIitllv tchuols. .umUNIU.uf .t.
A" N Josie Lovers. Tu, uam. o,ir
Wti..uI't decorated Nv school pou-
u'rie uud thc motto ~ ur ,.ast. 900
fu ,h Hla-f Doluis. Vhirh tr bfut
rt' #Ut. Tho lirhts were Shaded
h i.. '"."i. 90 TIE party tisu NHlui
young peoij' we've prp.,ut .lu
uuH tru 90 them thtourh nt
'.rrH. g., th, oiOs. bin, and vI.u.
d.. 800. s,.Nod With anpg .,t.
Mr. lH.0nh = nhrp entertain. ..
IHte, rit oi ladS friends 4t tlf
n'1u'iW' bone lt 10, cotnur ~ south
~ Utunt" HN,uur ana Alameda anf.t
FrIu. u't'fuoun. complimentary. Co.,
Ni-s' tHrrltu north. h,rh .hnol
music t.HtpnT Carrie Ffuct., ..
MHi"u Iul. 1u1 Olitu Day of Mo-.
ieuf IT, canada 4 mui:ibor ~ "a
fIt l'aI,. were invited also ~ bring
Nrt sowing aud Visit with Mr.
l'h'1s mother MIS- Il g. Bass Of
pout'l. Texas \ great profuslon OF
''a1iIii t'-.H Wn. used in the deco
'll"nr. which Ncro MOST artistic.
I'd. r.w' oi th" AFTERNOON was
u,lrt fud Nj Parker Earle won
u"Ht AHu, uuI received % talbot
Misses Fru.hr aud Day were given
u'rnIr spoons and Miss North "a
lu'n 'ut co,cr aa guest prizes Ice
roam. r'i,r uui cake Worn served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

Tho uca oi tho baptist CHURCH moi
tpgrthrr Ftdas evening at ban.
ouci held u the p5,rlors OF tn,
church ~ 1855 OFF Tho men were NOT
ia good spiriD when tloy wore seated
90 thp tables IL did uut take them long
90 cheer up and mkc Intelligent mo-
ucc OF the various rdiblcs that were
brought ~ ia generous "hclpings" by
tho ladies oi tho church The Baptls,
women cooked and served the ban
quot Nhich mcaus thcr, N.u an album
dnnco 81 the beat yiluds that can be
provided hy women VINO are adopts
vita hastct. sauce pan ana all tho
rest ot thc various Kitchen utensils
After the m.u had dnvourcd every
thing tn sight ana liked their
lIlHie- ci'an. toe speaking began Rev.
-. Miles pastor cot the church.
acted ns POSTMASTER ~, introduced
several spcuA.rs, among whom were
W ~ Stuup ANA Upton Hayes, both
OF whom made interesting talks Tho
banquet NHs Tor the purpose of pro.
noting better acquaintance and let.
l"WFmp cmung men of the church
u amply accomplished Us mission
on Thur sdaN aud Friday evenings
"i this week two interesting events
VIII occur ~ Normal hall Th, nrst
VIII be- The recital 80 the pupils of
Miss Marguerite CiuNton. head Of the
department of instrum, utnl music.
Tho socond will 10, an ,nt,rtainneut
pnf ESSAY contest ~ IN, pupils 81
Miss MARI Adclinr Lamb. critic teach
az of tn Firth aud sixth grades
There Nil w. story telling los mem.
n'r pf il' story hour league
This is "a unique organization form
od hy Miss Lamb some time age "
Is ihr custom az tho children 60 spend
% sii"rt period oI time each week IN
story telling The stories wiIl he
told on Friday evening in Just the
same manner NJ 30 tho REGULAR work
The second half OF the program Will
he an essay contest the children
reading cor rccitng ESSAYS they nave
written in their rogulpr school work
SIX or eight of the best essays VIII
Dee pr, scntcd The essays viii hc up
on the following SUBJECTS. "Arbor
pnS ana The Migration of Birds p"
TN children obtained The necessary
Information for writing ESSAYS from
tlcn studios during the year
Miss Lamb BY especially anxious
tiat the parents pl the children and
friends "t ihc school ne present
rho spring fmrkou crowd danced
Friday r'cuing Do o. T.. g. hall
E,gnto,n couples were prcscn, ana the
crowd had en enjoyable time Music
wac furnished by Mrs. Simmcrson'
orchestra Mrs e. h. NJ Bailey acted
as chapcrun
Mrs. = y Lord president OF the
alun9i association 90 the New Mox-
ic" Normal university. - preparing
t program of tpasts for the annual
banquet of thc association in honor
of 'ho senior GLASS; which VIII take
place wednesdays evening. MAY 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

Between for'v and nftv young pco-
PIE uf the Firsi Methodist church.
making up tit Erv prlh lcaeucr-. hod
iolls has ride Hud moonligh, pic-
ue out on the g,urndo Thursday
night Tho mcnic WINS a ioily ono
'fom start 90 uuish, the Ride uut and
"u the return being e feature de-
lieiuus sHppcr of hot conc, sand
vlchcs, potutp chips. pickles. olives
and enkos Vas served
Miss Minnie Wagner entertained
about sixty Young people at the home
"f hct father. & j Wagner On south
Lend avenue Friday night. II was a
dancing party und suite of three
rooms was cleared OF all furniture
Und floor coverings for >hc occasion.
III, house was decorated in great
Abundance coz beautiful roses and ami-
JAS. tn. front yard Was specially at
trHciiyo, also. Tho lawn being car
p,t,d ma sct with cosy corners aud
uam,ruus decorations
Jimmie. thD piano kuS. furnished
tb' music and tho dancing was prcat-
N enjoyed through The ryoeing Ice
,.'tn ~ M roiofs of the evening.
pink und white aud c1kcs. were sary
rd Punch qucuchod he thirst 81
fho guests 900 through the evening T.
Nus one uf tine more elaborate young
peoples parties and WAS entirely suc-
n,ssfu
Mrs " " Hodec- entertained at
H'r buspiahie mono et the T. r y
farm yesterday afternoon
Misses Elsie F'uiey pnd Icwcn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
CARDUI WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help.
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.

Jonesyllle, s. CT suffered with
Somanly trouble" writes Mrs. J. s..
kendrlck, In letter from this place
and NJ times, could not bear 10 stand
on my feet The doctor said would
.oyer be- any better, and that | would
naye 10 have an operation, or would
have q cancer
went 10 the hospital. and thcy opcr
stcd on mo. but ! got no better. They
said medicines would do me no good.
and ! thought | would have 10 die
Al last | tried Cardui, and began 70
improve. so continued using II. Now.
am well. and can do my own work,
| don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like a charm
There must be merit In this purely
vegetable. tonic remedy for women
Cardui--for Il has been IN successful
rse for more than 50 wears. for The
treatment vi womanly weakness and
disease.
Please Try II, for your troubles.
M, Hrifs "; Ladies Aip.oy Dep. Chsus.
vaogs MeiIcns CO.. t.haianoOsi Tenn. to special
yhHr'srftnns, and 6s-psre tnf Horne Treatment
~ Wo'"s~' ,sh' 70 PLAN .,is vH fs.as.I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

Ne are grazing The stock business
Is one of san Anlopio's principal re-
sources. South of the town Is the
bosque del Apache grant. OF which
1000 acres can be- irrigated from the
river Many thousands OF dollars
nave been spent IN improving this
grant with bitches. buildings and IN
dwelling the land. When all the land
OF this grant. or M least. most az II
is under cultivation Il will mean
much tor the upbuilding OF san An
tonic
To strangers one ut The striking
features oi san Antonio Is the fact
that the old town Is much prettior
aud more artistic In appearance than
the new A. rule the newer town
In New Mexico eclipseB the older IN
the modern appearances OF it's re-.
sources The reverse Is the ease
here Old san Antonio has charm
about II that appeals 10 the visitor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
LAS CRUCES AFTER
POSTAL BANK
There Are Three Banks in
Lower Rio Grande Town
and Fourth is Desired By
Many Small Savers.
Especial correspondence Ia Herald }

las cruces. y, ~. May 1.-THE
cun,ulogpt crop throughout tho valley
IS Ia nne condition. Most OF the
plants are NJ three aud tour !nches
ANA are In a healthy condition. Much
water Is going to waste on account
az The high river on. It IL believed
thut tho snow and springs viii keep
the river ~ until far INTO ,hc sum
NOR
Mrs Ed Nillcaume who resides on
small ramon on the Alameda bpui-
,s3rd. surprised a few so her fricnds
by giving them some fresh piums on
Monday The pulus we're picked
fenm her oNu trees ANA are The IN st
oi tho s,asun.
Tuesday morning tee dtsnantling
90 the Las cruces D.ug company =
store was begun. a large force of
Workmcu being used in order TO hn-
i.h The blildmg as suon as poss BIZ.
The plans etll FOR the SWEETEST pl -
glass front in the city, and this &C.
ton BE- strictly In line With the Othcr
improvements on Main street
Articles of Incorporation have been
hlrd lt Santa Fc by the Mvsilla Far
Wrrs company which has lis main
plhco oi business at Bcrino. pona
Ana county and r. 81. Bclk IS nam
ed a. agent The company Is capl-
tsf izcd for $40, 900 of which sum
Ain,0G0 is paid IN, the stockholders
being f. g.. Brlk of Ber;no. SIS 900;
sr.uH
II. l.. Mitchell of Houston $4,000.
This pmpuny VIII buy ana sell farm'
ing land iu ,ho lower Mesillu valley.
Tho nVr travelling libraries sent out
To- the rural schouls oy tho depart
mpnt OF education have made their
rounds aud arc again IN Santa
whore thry are being funieat / t'f
~ ether journey No@ Mexico " not
~ iuI'unitc a. surNo ri The "thr
ftai's IN having lasvc iibra'ics. So the
sm"i ones nat trrEel from Nliase
- V'l dgc ar, of goat value In 'du-
eating children who would not be ado
TO read the books otherwise.
Las Cruces now has three banks
and expects tp have a postal savings
hank az soon Is the new federal
nhliNllf Pr NNff lh'Nf hi' 'n''' w
these postal hanks ~ New Mexico az
present ono at silver tity one nj
Ration. aud ono az Tucnmcari.
COnsidcrahl, comment E being
madc hy the residents uf Albuquer-
quc ana santa Re about an article
which VIII soon appear in the Sat
urdas Evening Post entitled, why
60 Go Egypt By Miss Agnes Laut.
Miss laut H collecting Information
and views of historic places. the ma
tional forosts pueblo ruins and cave
dwellings, While all of these things
are very interesting. the citizens of
the Mesilla valley feel that the story
about New VI 'xlco VIII not be COM
pleied unless southern New Mexico ~
included. I'll. old town ~ Mesilla
for its bloud curdllng frontier days;
Las Cruc,s i"r It's qunintness ana sim
iloriiy 10 Egypi the Rio Grande FOR
the Nile the organ mountains t.
SUI pass th sphinx and the pyrra-
mids IN majesty and beauty; the dry
mesa ,n represent the desert aud eat
~" rancho here aud lh.s. Coz 80
msis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

sist'rg Mit that " CIossmau and
Miss lUrrow
MIS- Eayl Aro', chic" dispatcher
Vito. Was e pa son-ot Goa hlDunucr
quo Thufsda,
liispaschci Lawson returned today
from u visit 80 his old hone at 1ruy.
Alabama
Emil james returned Satuida! flom
q business trip Ia Albuquerque
y Currcn, tho pioneer newspaper
man OF the souihN paid san MAJ.
cial Visit TucBdns
~ this date it doe. NOT hook as
hourh The moving piryWo .huw
would be- CLOSED Sunda,b
Francis Wilson rs building AN ad
ditluu 10 hi house
Though The liver Is hieh at this
point jhr dams aud cmhankmcut
buili ht The santa b. last year have
proved great projection aud tht
lD"u Thus iar has not suffered from
ufb unior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
.UP!T0-DATE BLOCK
FOR OEM|NG
New Mahoney Building Will
Be Magnificent Structure; J.
B. Taylor, Prominent Edu.
Gator Heads Schools.
Especial Correspondence to Hersia.)

sSpVS" correspondence 10 VVsfSi0,b
Deming, \. NJ May l7.--Dcming
VIII soon have business block that
VIII make them turn around aud LOOK
twice The new Mahoney building.
corner Gold and Spruce. 10 now under
course OF construction and when
completed VIII he an ornament 10 the
liyest city In this country
~. II. Osner, cScavating contractor.
has Just concluded the drawing out
OF better than i,0oo loads OF dirt from
the basement. which is twelve feet
deep. and will extend under the SID .
walk both ways.
There will be used In the "onstuic-
ton J loo barrels Of cement 700 load,
OF gravel, $50 loads at sand and all
other materials IN thc came propol
ton, and when II comes To "a plat"
glass front there viii be bat one
larger In ri paso and that is IN IA,
American National hank
The business floor spac. Will be
better than fourteen thousand square
feet exclusive OF the sidewalk cNteu.
sions and every modern convenience
VIII bc supplied
The progressive board of education
ol our prosperous city has been ioI.
tuhatc ia securing as superintendent
OF schools, no less u parsonage than
!, u. Taylor for the past five ycurs
superintendent of tho Oklahoma chs
schools, under whose reign four aeW
school buildings have been completed
and who has successfully held the
reins while the city grew from flftenn
10 Sixty thousand population
Prominent educators all over the
southwest say that Superintendent
Taylor Is one Of the biz men in IA,
profession. and u commercial traveller
from Oklahoma City goes far enough
Ia say he is one OF the best IN tho
United states, all Of which sounds
mighty good TO Denlnp
At meeting of the board OF school
trustees last week il was decided 10
raise the salaries of all those teachers
who did not receive "A raise two yoars
ago,
Win over fifteen sections of hnu
land, recently acquired through the
hoh'Patthere Co, bunch OF live III
fhso people, led by Peter r. Kern,
TIE well AnOWn capitalist. are pro.
pairing to do big things In the lola
district They have purchased Well
drilling outfit and viii run Il with day
ana night shifts until thirty biz wells
ar. completed On thirty half sections
of land. II h their purpose TO then IN
stan central electric power plan
and connect all pumps through trans.
mission lines
Manager Van Mnrick az the sonora
News company. another capitals,
mas become thoroughly Interested la
the project, ana with Mr. Kern ana
The other live ones will be an cnthus
iasiiC booster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
PAUL A. LARSN
Mining Uns,nrer. Chemist,
n9CtaDDurrjss

osncee and Laboratories, sish weu
Central Ave, Albuquerque. n. n.
Ce!Ie scceeve6 evesy day for MinIns
Machinery. uAss your scUrd
hsmd Machinery with me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
SAN ANTONIO HAS
PROSPERITY WAVE
Mines in That Vicinity Are
Showing Increased Activity
and Agriculture Is All That
Could Be Desired.


san Antonio. y NJ Man lf--A
prosperous season - before the PEG.
Pie OF this town. Crops are good n
III the country about here and sheep
aud other stool, men have every rea
son to believe hat this will he very
prosperous year tor them.
tn, mines AT Carthage. nine miles
from san Antonio. are employing
goo men. The headquarters OF this
Industry arc here. Powell Stackhousc
IS president OF The Carthage Fuel
company, which operates the mines
and LLOYD Weber la the local repre-.
sentative The Carthage coal IL re.
noNncd lol It's steam prolucing quail.
iicaliOns A railroad connecting here
With IN. Santa Fc runs from town
tu the mines IN addition 10 the
mines operated los ne Carthage Fuel
Co. Ailairc Emerson & Co are ais -
heavily Interested ~ The Carthage
field
san Antonio has three department
stores and othoI lines OF business
There are 2500 acres around tho town
undcr cultivation, principally In aiial.
~ Orchards are receiving incrcasin
attention from year 20 year Apples.
peaches and pears are grown in
abundance -Four hundred tons OF al.
iaiia wcr" grown here last year.
which WAS sold tor 81 tu slh a ton
The demand for alfalfa IL increasing;
and Tor that reason san Antonio far
iners are yearly culaiging The area OF
their alfalfa fields
John Mcintyre has PLANTED $500
apple trees and in fow Years viii
have on" al the most productive or.
chards IN this section u A. Iills
has 100 apples. 100 pear and 100
plumb trees. These orchards may he
said TO he right In town Mr.. McIn.
tyre Is using the pumping process To
lrrigatc a portion ri nls orchard Ills
sell Is my feet deep. twenty-five IN
diameter and the water In u stands
within twenty feet OF the surface,
with lis proseW power this we'll dc.
llNers 800 gallons .ainutc II Mr.
Mcintyre had a 30 horsepower engine
che well would oasil yhayc capacity
ol 1000 gallons minute rho pump.
ing process viii undoubtedly be- used
IN uinc on all the high land around
here As the water is shallow and
can he hlmpcd la large quantities M
a minimum cost. II may he that in
the near future that the waters viii
bc pumped from the main irrigating
canal to hish line di,chos which viii
supply watcr To all the upper irrieable
land nj this section When that N
done many acres noN lying mllop
VIII be made irrigabe.
On the public domain west ni San
Antonio $4,000 sheep and 10000 cat.