Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31

kfoNi even hoic fhpiuiS, AnuVh't~
que had only 1885 people In 1899.
Roswell only y,0t9 IN 1900. expert
enclng a growth OF 20i per cent ~
ten years. Albuquerque increasing It's
population 1851 per cent IN the same
decade. A tier OF new Counties has
sprung into existence the past two
decades that cover areas which
quarter OF a century ago had not
single habitaton.
OF the s27,30l people In New Mex
leo In 1910. 2G.Sai were OF foreign
born or mixed parentage. 20,s7s In
dians, i.s2S negroes s6S japanese.
PAS Chinese. OF the nntive-born
white population. iG4.257 were born
Ia New Mexico. aud of these. about
1880, 600 were of SPANISH Amcrssn
parcntage, either as to both or one
OF the parents OF the persons born
outside OF the state. 30.506 came from
Texas. G15 from Missouri, 1907
from Illinois. s.siS from Oklahoma,
G.2Si from Kansas. a.76s from Ten
ncssee, f,3SG from Kentucky, 1858
from Arkansas. s,aG6 from Colorado,
ASA from Iowa. t.OS7 from Ohio, a.
56i from Indiana. 2,6f0 from Penn
sylvania, 2.ssi from New York. age
from Alabama. i.s46 from New Eng
land states. i.i9G from Pacific states.
OF foreign population, Mexico contri-
buted 21,sfs. Germany G,ifa, England
3.3ef, Italy 2.S26. ireland. 2.722. Can
ada 2.22S, French Canadian ioi. Aus
trln 1907, Scotland i.4is. these Zig
ures including not only those foreign
born hut also the children born in this
country TO foreign parents.
a Cordial Invitation.
What was stated as true ten years
ago In the official book for the 50.
Louis exposition. applies al this time,
New Mexico wants more people. It
needs them; II has room and re-
sources for them. II offers 90 immi-
grants q fine climate. free homestcads
under The land. laws OF the United
States, great natural resources to the
healthscekers. health: TO the tourist.
scenic. historic and archaeological at
fractions: TO the sportsman. good
fishing and hunting; TO the summer
and winter guests. the best summer
and winter climate ON earth, hot and
cold mineral springs. mountain re-
treats. ranch resorts. good hotel ac=
commodations and the comforts and
Injuries Of modern communities; 10
the farmer. good crops TO the coal
lf'i ltH0tnt Ntfh anu rFt't
pay: TO the prospector, extensive min
cral deposits; to the mechanic and
man. the same and bet-
ter chances than any other country
that il settling up. room on the top
II they deserve IT. TO the stockman a
free range and a climate favorable TO
to the manufacturer.
openings 10 establish factories and
mills that should yield good profits:
to the real estate man. cheap lands
and chance to mako money. and to
The capitalist opportunities 10 make
big dividends and to buy anything
that his heart desires from gold or
copper mine worm million or more.
to a game preserve as big as u Euro
pean kingdom. A~r
"iIealthseelxers should come 90 New
Mexico by all means. They should
come before disease has made inroads
ipon the system. II they want to be
sure of recovery they should come
sven II the dseafa, has advanced no
iceably. for possible cure or at least.
,rolongation OF life, but they should
lot come Without means to pay their
way the first year az least, The jobH
or healthseekers are few and far be-
wcen and healthseeker should not
soik lot u Hftfik II ne HtSiItH W ft=
rain his health speedily. Living Is
is reasonable In cost In New Mexico
IS anywhere else in the United States.
The laws of competition and trade
IRE the same IN the Sunshine state as
Elsewhere. Fortunes are very sell
Tom made In one day. The poor nun
Who comes west must expect To work.
md work hard for q living; the cap
tallst must invest aud invest judi
iously TO make money After this Is
aid. however. II can lie truthfuily ad-
led that New Mexico offers great op-
,ortunitiea to the honest and intel
Igent worker TO become Independent
nd to gain affluence and civic and
POLITICAL prominence In time: and 70
he fhrewd and careful capitalist,
and surer returns on his in
estments than any other portion Of
he globe,
ut Ii to the homeseeker, to the
lrmer 10 the stockraiser, TO the min
r. TO the merchant. to the manufac-
urer. 10 the capitalist tina New
fexieo Is an undeveloped empire OF
magnificent resources, which throws
peerless climate into the bargain
nth tho rich returns that are offered
B the man with capital to invest. or
18th brains and Drawn to apply
Many landlords and tenants first