Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-30

tAe treatment ana care 0htuinnOle at
"a regular sanatorium; or else those
incipiont cases that can readily be
benefited and some times cured by
leading a simple. restfui life in this
superb climate and altitude.
Oak Grove has often been spoken
OF az the most beautiful place in
southern New Mexico" This Is no
exaggeration. II Is located twelve
miles southwest OF silver City In the
foothills OF the Burro mountains. The
ranch Is surrounded by low hills
which are heavily timbered with live
oak. The house Is built in Mexican
style in the form OF n hollow square
There are twenty-five rooms In the
main building. The court or patio
Il e5xi00 feet and contains many
large shade and sruit trees. All the
rooms open into the court on one
side and onto a sleeping porch on the
other. Every room has an open fire
place. IL would be difficult to find
more comfortable and pleasant ac-
u0lnnrvsiotignp than aro amerslea by
this ranch.
Tho ondeav0r OF the management
Or TO take away the institutional air
and TO create a hOme-llSe atmos-
I
the market Affords. cooked In plain
home style. plentiful supply OF
pure water Il piped from spring on
the property. Bearing ia mind the
class Of people solicited Il viii be
seen that the constant care OF a ply
stefan Ia unnecessary. II one rs nec-
essary his services can be secured by
telephone and an automobile viii
bring him 10 the ranch ia thirty-five
minutes. For ordinary cases the
guest can drive 10 silver City and
consult the doctor IN his Office
Rest lTnvcn Sanat0rium.
This ls a tent colony located a0out
one mile north OF silver City. II has
4 accommodations for fifteen patients
ana IL built with canvas sides SO that
the ventilation rs perfect. The insti-
tuition IL under the management OF
T.. =. West and II visited by physi-
clans from silver City
The Pines.
This resort Is located la about as
beautiful a section OF the country as
the eye of man has ever looked upon
ono ndle from Tyrone. in the foot
hills OF the Burro mountains. car
penters and builders are rapidly
pushing to complexion "a'he Pines.
Captain Thomas S. Parker, an ODE
timer IN tails sections and fsucceasfui
mining man Is seeing the dream %
years come true. II has been his ann
blti0n and desire 20 convert the beau
tlful property he owns into an att
tractiye resort. where those who have
Grown weary OF ilfe's struggle may
come for rest and upbuildlng Of
budy and mind, and drawing inspira-
tion from tine eternal hills, can go
! back TO the duties that await them
viii @ calm mind. a rostful spirit and
invigorated body
IL Is expected that The Pines" viii
be- opened for guests by the FIRST Of
May. The main building h complete
ed and work Is going forward
rapidly on the cottages. Each cot
taRo contains four rooms with a are
place Ia every room. They are ar
trnctiyely Quilt and beautifully furn-
ished. the outside finish being Of peh-
Bile dash. The main building has
twelve rooms which open out onto a
porch. There are no thresholds and
the beds can be rolled from room 60
Dorch with ease. The porch ~ screen
"a OF 30 that each guest has really
two rooms. The dining room and
kitchen are also IN this building. The
buildings and cottages VIII be- heated
with steam heat There IL an nbund-
ant supply Of pure mountnin water.
The grounds are covered with heautl-
ful shade trees, pine live oak, Wild
cherry, etc. There is "a garden ana
many fruit trees and a large grape
arbor. n - safe 10 say that no other
resort IN New Mexico has as many at
tractive features as THE place.
Woudhulrs RHnclf
This Is "a tent colony located two
end one-half miles northeast Of sill
YER city. There are accommodations
for ten patients who cannot afford 10
pay the rates charged by tho sana.
torlum They are assured of very
comfortable quarters iu a good home
atmosphere. Mr.. " Woodhlll a. the
manager ana proprietor
The United states General Hospital,
Hurt Inyurd.
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