Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19

In Las Vegas. when more than 1000
people filed through tie train. Last
night a big meeting was held In the
auditorium OF the Normal university,
az which the entire course OF dem-
Onstraiion train lectures was given.
The trip through northern New
Meyiac was even more successful than
tina, through the Rio Grande valley
last week. and up 10 yesterday the
train had broken all attendance rec
ords for the same time. having been
visited By more than 10000 people
during the seyen days. This breaks
tho ten-day record OF the Southern
Pacidc's California demonstration
trnin considered To have been one OF
the most successful ever operated.
AZ Ration Wednesday more than / -
500 people saw the train and fully
500 attended the lectures az night In
the Santa BE reading room Al Wagon
Mound, MatrOus. Shoemaker. Max
well, French, COlmor Nolan. Levy
and other stations between Las Vegas
and Ration practically the entire pop
ulation turned out and i'm every case
formers from miles around braved the
muddy roads 60 meet the experts and
see the exhibits, There is deep I'M
tcrcst In blOOdCd stock In northern
New Mexico and the livestock cXhih-
its and lectures have attracted p0
tlcular attention Many youty orr
charis are being planted Zoo iais scc-
lion and horticultural expert Garcia
has been one of the busiest men on
the train.
Northern New Mexico has been COW
cred for weeks with "a blanket of slow
ly melting snow The ground is soak
ed for several feet and with abundant
irrigation water and thoroughly
moistened soil the prospects for the
coming season both in dry and irri-
stated farming are excellent The
reservoirs Of the irrigation systems 90
Maxwell and French are fs.l and
Overlooking and great volumes O..
water are going To waste la the
streams which supply these Systems.
The farmers are looEing forward to
the coming season with great hopes.
From two 10 three thousand acres OF
sugar bects viii be planted near Max
well IN the spring and II this season 9
crop proves rs successful as the last
sugar factory Is assured for that
point or in the immediate vicinity
Superintendent Frank l.. Myers OF
The New Mexico division of the San
"a Pc and Travelling Freight and Pas
sengCr Agent Mntchett OF Trinidad
have heen with the train for The past
few days, travelling In MIR Myers pri-
yate car The superintendent and
former general agent az Albuquerque
has given one of his prize passenger
crews TO the denomination train.
The crew consists OF Conductor ID NJ.
, C1yle, hrakemon O. ID. Stout and
/ Charles Scott and Engineer a. W,
Allison and Fireman II. H. Mahrmon.
Every pupil In the schools along
he Santa Fee railroad appears so have
been advised OF the letter writing
contest and the entries Ia the race
I for the three prizes promise 90 be
/ very numerous. The prizes are $40,
/ 81 ana So for The three best letters on
/ the subject What / learned from The
Demonstration Train The letters
/ must ROT exceed 500 words In length
and must be- 10 the hands OF The Bu-
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Ior before February no.
$50 ttaN hl iNN NtlANN.A NttNA NAAih 4
STAN and crew follows.
j. D. Tinsloy, agricultural demon
Istrator Santa re railway
Dr. W r. Garrison, president Ag-
lricultural college.
DR. Luther Foster. director, college
experiment station
H. l.. Bixby, irrigation engineer.
w +. Conway, superintendent o.
loXtonsion work
| H. II. simpson, professor Of animal
lhushandry.
Fabian Garcia. horticultural.
n. ~ humbert, agronomiEtt. Agrl
lcultural college lOlna train al Aibu.
lquerque, coming from University %
Maine
| j. W. Knorr junior in Agriculture
course Won trip as prize Ia catu,
Judging contest
| D. ~ Mabie. farmer at experiment
lstaiion Export dairyman
IA. - Honing secretary Bureau q
! lmmigrali0n
II J. MCGOWAN, assistant aguculur
lal demonstrator Santa be railway.
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