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switch installed. II the tentative
plans are followed the town itself will
surround plaza after the Mexican
fashion, which will be parked. The
principal business houses will face
this plaza from which a wide boule-
ward will reach the depot. Shade
trees will be- planted along the
streets.
NEW ENTERPRISES
\ commissary will soon be- placed
IN commission for the convenience of
the workers now on the tract, but
which will be- u general store when
the population has reached point
Nhcr" such u convenience Is neceS-
,ary. Among the other enterprises.
Tor which an organization has al
ready been effected. are u creamery.
alfalfa mill and canning factory. The
creamery will take care of the
dairy interests of the section which
in the near future will be large. II
is reported that dairyman owning
thirty COWS will be on the ground
soon. As alfalfa will be one of the
principal crops and fed largely.
mill will be II necessity, since
this section has the very great ad-
vantage Of three trunk line railroads
there is no doubt but that Mimbres
Valley alfalfa hay will find its way
into many markets. Mr. Miesse has
all along advocated this section FOR
frui, growing. Some of the orchards
along the river are the Oldest in the
Southwest and the apples took the
prize at the 81. Louis exposition both
for size and flavor. Large orchards
without facilities for taking care OF
rull> and other by-products are not
80 profitable. For this reason n can
ming factory will be constructed
which will take care, mol only Of the
,urplu, products OF the orchards
but of the gardens as well.
SUBURBAN ACRES
The town will be surrounded by s.
and l0.acrc tracts to attract sub
urbanites. This feature will obviate
the drawback of untitled acres be-
tween the town and the country dis
tric,s. These tracts will be set III
fruit and alfalfa. "These two pro"
duets. with hogs and chickens, will
give net return to the owner OF
5000 an acre per annum," said Mr.
Miesse. "The fact that the Mimbres
Valley is surrounded by the greatest
mining camps in the world, which
produce nothing in the way OF sup
plies gives the section q home mar
kct that cannot be- eXcelled. These
camps with the cattle ranches III the
MAINTAIN breaks will take all the
farmers can produce for the next iv'
years, when an outlet can be easily
secured over The great railroads
which traverse luna County IN al
directions. The finishing of the range
cattle here instead of the Middle
West opens up possibility of profit
which is considered to be the farm
crl' one best bet"
WATER SUPPLY
Today Mr.. Miesse is locating thu
we'll which will supply the town OF
Micsse with water. A pump whicl
will give a 1000 gallon per minute
flaw is now on the ground and WI
he installed as soon as the wen Il
oompleted. The first well developed
200 gallons per minute near tn
. center of the 10000 acres. Thetown
site well will be Il 26-inch hole an'
, will be pui down over 100 feet to OBJ
tain an even greater quantity a
: the present it is down eighty-seve'
, feet and almost half the distance i
. through the coarse gravel of the W"
. ter bearing strata. Besides ''a''"
, a supply of the pnrest water ~ y
:. America the town will have VI
A unique advantage of a telephone an
electric light system already l"
r stalled. BEING so close to Demini
- Of course, gives this new commnnl!
many of the advantages which IN
older city has won by many mar
years of striving. The fact that MI