The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-03
IMPETUS GIVEN COLO
1o-6utF MIenWAY


Mexico TO the Rocky Mountains Of
Colorado ~ beinR promoted and de-
vel0ped by the Colorado to the Gulf
Highw way Association. This sssocia-
ton. organixsd early this year ~ tho
result Of the, good roads agitation
In Texas. Colorado and New Mexico.
has already perfected strong or
Iganixation with active working bod
les In practically every county In the
three states through which the high-
way passes. II In organized In thrse
divisions. the Gulf Division: the
Plains Division and the Mountain
Division: with O. l.. Williams Of
| Bowie. Texas. as president and A. W.
Read Of Memphis. Texas. secretary.
Roth the Gulf and the Plains divis-
Ions have active ORGANIZATIONS have
Ing held In Pueblo. Colorado. on Sep
| TENDER -. the organization was COM
pleted with the election Of pcrma-
mont officers OF the Mountain divis-
lon and the enlistment Of tho aid
OF the counties In New Mexico and
Colorado thoruGh whoch the road Is
to pass. Victor NJ. rriar secretary
Of tho Trinidad Chamber Of COM
snercr was elected president Of the d.
vision and Aiva ". Henderson S-cr"-
tary OF III" Colorado sprIngx Cham
bes Of Commerce. WAS elected s"ccr-
tsry.
In enthusiastic speeches ny repre-
s~ntsiives from the various rountics
Of New Mexico. aud Colorado. assir-
/ anrc~ II snppor' and Of renewed ne
sivity tn build the road ~"r. given.
colfax snd Union counties. New Mex
leo have Joined. aud Las Animss.
Hu~Ffano. Pueblo and ~ Paxo ronn-
ties In Colorado hav" pledged their
membership and support. II In rS-
p-ct~d that the aciiv. support alan
al douglas. Arapaho- aud Denver
counties Fill h" given. thus forming
n compact organization clear through
| from Denver. by way Of Colorado
Springs. Pueblo. waiscnburR. Trini-
dad. Colorado. through Ration and
Clayton. New Mexico. To Daihart and
Amarillo. where there ar. two bran
ch-s. The western Is by way of
Plsinvi~W. Lubbock. Swcc'~ai.r and
IAN Anssio to ssn Antonio. The
eastern or main road. continues from
Amarillo to Clarendon. Chiidrcss.
Qnsnah. v.saon. Wichita Falls. For,
Worth. Daiiss. Wsxshnehi-. Waco.
Marlin. franklin. Bryan. Hcnn.,cad.
Housaon and Galveston. Texas.
Tho officials Of the Colorado to the
Gulf Highway Association. 10 CO.
operation with the Automobile Eiuc
Hook. hav" already logged the road
from For, Worth through Amarillo
and New Mexico TO Trinidad and
Pueblo. and the log from Pueblo to
Denver has h"cn furnished by the
Colorado Springs Chamber Of Com
bercc. Al an early date the log will
he completed to Galveston. and will |
he published. Markers have been
adopted and u systcm Of marking the
road clear through has been adopted. |
have becn named Tor |
each county and IL will he their duty |
kept In proper condition. marked
and logged.
A great deal OF development work |
has already been done on various
sections NJ the road. and M these
have been completed they will he
con nected up. In Colorado. tho state |
highway commission has already Civ
On assurances that II will sec that
The road is put In first class condi-
ton form Denver to the New Mexico
line. and the county commissioner
in the various counties are taking
hold Of the work with visor and with
nm activity that assures n splendid
highway before the opening Of the
next touring season. On many Sec
lions. and particularly in Pueblo
county. splendid pices Of the road are
being built by convict labor.
That the road will he Of mutual
benefit to Texas and to Colorado and
that II will form one OF the most ira
veled and most important highways
IL evident from an examination Of
the map. Every summer hundreds
Of Texans come to the mountains OF
Colorado. and in the winter the pco-
ple OF Colorado and other northern
states will seek the mildcr climate
Of their southern neighbor.
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