Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-21

the central district. and n. n. Han
mum. Tcllor. \. M. was appointed
agent for the southern district.
New Alcthors Adopted.
New methods have been adopted by
tho association which. 4 IL believed.
viii be appreciated py the new conner
or prospective purchaser ol land. The
old method Of sending out highly en-
boased and prOfuBely illustrated liter-
allure with text Of exaggerated state-
ments will not DO followed Honest
and frank statements Of conditions
what the land Will produce and what
others have been able 20 do--wili be-
made and every orort used to place
people In tho right place where they
will be most likely 20 succeed Every
possible assistance will be given the
new farmer after he has been located.
VIII sisii Through Own Aecnts.
one Of the big features OF the ASSOC
clation's plan, nov completed. n that
the lands u has for sale viii an be
under option and will be sold only
through IT, own exclusive sales and To-
eating agents. There win not be "A
sliding scale Of prices on the land: the
locating agents will be under the al
rcctlOA OF the association al all times
and the lands can only be sold for the
one price. the price given In the option
held In the office % the secretary Of
immigration OF the association.
The work % the water Users ASSOC
citation will be greatly strengthened
~ the help which the reclamation
service plans to render and which Will
be unusually comprehensive.
blanchard VIII show Views.
G. j blanchard, statlsticlan OF the
reclamation service. who recently vis-
ted the valley. will deliver In the
aeighborhOod OF so lectures In the
east this fall and winter and will show
his stcreopticon views, scenes OF the
valley In New Mexico under the pro-
/ icct. photographs OF which were taken
/ by the government photographer who
accompanied Mr.. blanchard on his re-
cent trip. In addition 20 the publicity
Mr.. Blanchard and his department will
/ give the country. he win forward TO
the Water Users association as many
II the good Inquiries he receives IN
his Office as the association can prop
erly handle.
Isaiiroad to Assist.
G. l.. Seagraves. general colonial
ton agent OF the santa re. and y. "
Reed. assistant general ad, ertlsins
I agent. who visited Las Cruces. said
that they would do everything thcy
could to supplement and advance thu
associntion's work.
RATION RETAILERS ONE or
STATES LAVE ORGANIZATIONS
Ration. y. NJ. Aug. 2O.-The Rator
Retailers association az a meeting last
night again gave proof Of the fact
hat this city has one OF the most as
gressive boosting organizations In tbs
state. The MATES Of good roads and
the establishment Of "a permanent pol
icy OF county road building was th'
lcnief matter discussed.
Preliminary to the taking up Of th'
main theme. Ytlon was taken OF
the following matters; A report wal
received from the chairman Of tn
committee on new members. reporting
fair progress being made toward ~
lcooperative memberships paying due
Of 81 per month. Messra. r.. l.. Fugat'
and G. a. Nyhus were added 10 tn
committee on membership. a lette
from Division superintendent r. l.
Myers OF the Santa Pc, was presented
By Mayor J. J. Schuler relative To tn
recent letter by the Retailers soliciting
the presence OF number of the SAINT
Zee officials at banquet to be slvel
In their honor az Al early date. Oi
behalf Of the santa re, the Invitation
was accepted by superintendent
Myers. who also submitted list O
ten or twelve Of the leading western
and local officials who could probahl
arrange 10 be present The time 10
the function was left to the ioca
committee on arraugements. and vii
In all proba bilily be set Tor some tim
In September