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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
GrandfalIs Expects Era Of
Great Prosperity In Year 1913
Enlargement Irrigation Project Bring Many Acres Under
Cultivation
H. PARKER
By S h PARKER

Grsndfalls, Tex, Aug. 24.-It is his
toric Of all countries, to 90 through
the formative, OF experimental stages
attendant to development and while
this section has not emerged alto
gether from the experimental stage,
the people feel safe in predicting that
the year 1913 will witness progressive
movements that will eclipse, in magni-
tude any undertaking, thus far, on the
Pecos river, and Grandfalls Will be
the beneficiary Of the big end Of the
enterprise.
The Improvements referred to con-
sist Of an extension of the canals to
cover a vast area OF farm lands lying
above, on the mesa and entirely be-
low the lower extremity of the pres
ent system: the construction of a num-
Der of reservoirs, for impounding the
flood and storm waters of the Pecos,
Of which there is sufficient annually
to irrigate all the accessible lands ad-
jacent to the Pecos river.
This section IS fast coming into
prominence by reason of the excellence
of the climate, productiveness and
cheapness of the soil, coupled with
hcalthfulness.
A doctor has never been able to re-
side here ard make a living without
2 public subscription being taken for
his maintenance and at this writing
we are entirely without and draw on
Pecos wnen AID OF this kind is needed
Owing TO Inadequate water supply
Grendfalls has not developed as rapid
" as il should and the people have
had to overcome many serious OBJ
stacles, but what is lacking in acreage
has been overcome by thoroughness,
as here in this valley are some of the
best prepared farms, for irrigating, on
the river. The main line and laterals
are large and open and when in use
deliver water very rapidly abling the
farmers to irrigate large acreage in a
short space of time.
Alfalfa of High Grade.
The principal products of the valley
are alfalfa and cotton. The alfalfa
cannot be eXcelled as a feed product
It IS not OF the rank woody growth,
but small of stem, dark heavy green
and very succulent and is sought after
by the eastern markets to an extent
far in excess of the supply. The seed of
alfalfa grown in this valley commands
the very highest prices and the de-
mand has never been half supplied
About five tons per acre per annum
is the average and prices never range
below SO and more often go to $50
per ton
Cotton yields from one half to more
than a bale per acre, according to the
cultivation received and time planted,
and owing to the fact that it is a rare
thing for a rain to fall on the cotton
crop the staple is very clean and white
and classes high in the markets, !
bringing top prices in all markets.
Remoteness from the railroad ex-
plains the scarcity of fruit at this |
place. being too far to transport to the |
railroad and ship to market in good !
condition. There is a small acreage of |
the California varieties of grapes, but |
the ignorance of the proper mode OF /
culture is responsible for there not /
being more Of this luscious fruit than !
is in evidence at this time.
The location CT this valley is such 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

Gated, whether in New England or the
south. the cry is for more labor.
It seems to be well understood in
the cotton mill states of the south that
northern capital can be obtained for
southern mills. with comparative ease.
where conditions are favorable and 10
cal sentiment books the enterprise.
To secure northern money the mill
must cost not less than 100000 to
S250,000, or more, and a third Of this
must be local capital There are GER
tain fixed expenses and a small mill
will not pay, it is claimed.
What n lIiu Means.
It is reckoned in mill sections that
a S25O000 mill will give labor OppOr-
sunities to enough labOrers TO justify
a town of from 1000 to 5000 people
That is. to every S250,00O mill, they
calculate on a town population of from
1000 to 5000 people, the greatest por-
ton of which is sustained by wages
from the mill.
If one or more s25O.OOO mills could be
located in FL PasO and made sue
cess, there could be no investment Of
the same amount of money made which
would do more for the city.
Would Cotton 5EilI Pays
Could we have a mill in Fl PaSo and
would it pay? Why not? We are with
in 200 to 300 miles of the finest cot
ton raised in America and have direct
railroad transportation, which would
insure cheap delivery. We are within
200 miles Of large cheap coal fields
and have direct transportation, which
would give cheap fuel. We have a large
electrical plant, which could furnish
electrical power as cheap as it is had
anywhere. We have a healthful eli
mate, which would guarantee against
disturbances in the mill force from
sickness. we have all the sunshine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
Cotton Mill In FL PasO Would
Be A Profitable Industry

at profit. This they have been doing
for years.
The south, where the cotton is
raised. is fast going into cotton manu-
featuring In some southern states
more cotton is manufactured than IS
raised in those states, and they get
their surplus from other states.
The New England mills and the mills
in the south, which manufacture fine
grade goods. thread, yarn and cloth,
procure the best grade OF cotton they
can find: cotton of finest and strong
est lint and freest from stain. This
grade of cotton is largely raised in
the sections of country having good
soil to grow it and q small amount or
rain and frost to stain the lint. Such
cotton is grown in the Panhandle sec
ton OF Texas and Oklahoma, ande is
eagerly sought. bought and shipped
to the mills more than q thousand TO
fifteen hundred miles away.
The Labor Question.
In the cotton manufacturing sec
lions of the country the greatest
trouble now appears to be the lack of
labor. Wherever these mills are To-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
Colorado Has A Cleanup
and Plans $4,000 Hotel
Mitchell County Farmers Raise Big Crops and Prosper
ity Has Settled Over the Country-Colorado Is
Taking First Rank Among West Texas
as Trading Point for That Section.
= COLORADO, TEX, Aug. 24.-Af

~ OLORADO, TEX, Aug. 24.-After
the most thorough cleanup cam
~ paign in the history of this city,
Colorado people believe they have one
of the cleanest and probably the most
sanitary city in Texas.
When the cleanup movement was
started here, everyone Joined in and
streets and alleys, front yards and back
ones and all the vacant lots and waste
places were given thorough overhaul
ing and all trash and refuse removed
and destroyed.
a hotel proposition has been submit
ted to the business men and property
owners of Colorado which is apparently
meeting with favor. Colorado needs
more hotel Accommodations because or
the increasing number OF visitors Who
are constantly coming here A definite
proposition has been made to put in
$4,000 hotel here with all the conven-
fences found in the larger hotels in
large cities provided the people of Coll
orado will put up a bonus Of $1,000 to
be paid after the hotel has been erected
and has run for one year. The opinion
prevails that the proposition is a fair
one and while no definite conclusion
has been reached, the work of canvas
sing the city to raise the bonus is now
under way.
The feed crop of Mitchell county is
now being marketed in Colorado, and
judging by the wagon loads of farm
products alrea0y brought IN, there viii
be no hard times in this section FOR
some time to come, at least The cot
ton crop also has been a good one, and
the farmers of the county are probably
in better shape this year than for many
years.
The Colorado Record. while declaring
it is not town boomer" is putting in
some good, hard arguments in favor of
Mitchell county and Colorado. In a re-
cent issue the Record said:
There are counties in West Texas
as good as Mitchell county, but none
better. The man in any business, trade
or profession, who comes here and be-
HAYES himself, who demonstrates that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

his wells. which pumps over 400 gall
Ions per minute, shows what he is do
ing. He has another well pumping
all the time and has a drill at work
now for his third well, which, he
thinks, will supply him all the water
that he will need for his $50 acre
tract.
He obtained the third flow of fine
water at a depth of 50 feet. This flow
rose to within eight feet of the sur
face of the ground and he has not
yet been able to pump it down 20
feet from the surface.
Mr. Otis, though Q man of ma
ture years. is showing the people what
can be done here with energy and Ia
Dor properly applied.
Another picture shows the irriga-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

ton from the Otis well direct from
the pump.
We have cut, baled and sold our
first two cuttings of alfalfa hay in
this section at fair prices and we are
having fine rains, assuring US fine
range for stock, the making of fine
forage crops and assuring us bumper
cut of alfalfa for our fourth and pos
sibly fifth cutting Of alfalfa this sea
son. I will cut five times and most of
my neighbors likewise.
The Bradshaw plum, Zone of the
prune varieties) is one of the most
profitable fruit crops one can grow,
as it can be planted with the apple
and can be harvested in advance of
the fall packing of the winter apple
crop. thus virtually giving two crops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
TURKISH SOLDIERS
KILL 80 ALBANIANS

ConstantinopIe Turkey, Aug. "a
Thirty Albanian insurgents were killed
and 20 wounded and six Turkish SOL
diers died during a sharp attack at the
Turkish seaport of Durrazzi on the
Adriatic coast.
The Albanians, who were of the Ma
lissori tribe, numbered 400 and were
led by priests in a furious onslaught.
The Turkish troops at first gave way,
but reinforcements arrived and routed
the insurgents. who fled into the sur
rounding country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

wealth. need never fear the howl of the
wolf or the fierceness Of competition.
In the wisdom of old Ben Franklin. If
you'll keep the shop, the shop will keep
you No need to Ieace Mitchell county
for an opportunity to do we'll; the op-
portunity is here under your nose, if
you'll but see it"
Is Good Trading Point.
AS q trading point and commercial
center, Colorado has become one of the
leading cities of this portion of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

state. The Colorado stores carry as
large stocks and as great variety of
goods as any stores in any West Texas
city. and as prices are as low here as in
the large cities Of east Texas, the peo-
pie naturally come here to trade from
a wide area. As market Colorado
also is taking the lead in west Texas
and farmers find they can have here
ready purchasers for all their farm
products at good prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

Rafael Barru was taken in custody
by the police Friday night on a charge
of malicious mischief It was alleged
and charged on the blotter at the sta
ton that Barru had been stealing
chickens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
Is Proving a Great Success;
Plums of Prune Variety
Yield Good Crops.
CBy L. e. LumbIey)

Tularosa, N NJ. Aug. "a have
just visited the Isaac Otis ranch and
saw there q great opportunity for the
intensive farmer and fruit grower.
The accompanying picture of one Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24

~ raised IN the world IS raised IT
the United States.
Only about p percent of the cotton
-aised in the United States is manu-
iactured in the United States. The re-
nainder is carried to foreign countries
% be there manufactured by foreign
cheap labor and put on sale, in open
competition with our manufactured
products.
The more American raised cotton
manufactured in this country, the bet
ter for the country. The markets Of
the world are open to buy our manu-
featured cotton products. 1t, therefore.
follows that the more cotton mills in
this country, the better
Where Should Mills Bet
The interesting question IS, where
should these mills be located? The
New England mills get their cotton
from the south. They pay the freight
on the raw cotton from the southern
cotton fields TO the mills and there
manufacture II and sell the products
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13
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9nabe in WormaDo BON cinem tDbt'
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Des sic 70 oYsfrgeoisH aiebments in ssbn
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nnb adnSeressH tisrbnr0 Detimmt eHb. bab Fe
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