Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
NEW MEXICO IS
NOW BOOMING At .
SAN DIEGO SHOW
Report of Waldo TwitcheIl to
Board Of Exposition Man.
ayers Indicates Attendance
and Interest.

WIN ifANi Wi
tsrsclsL cossrsrospssos 20 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, June THE following
report OF Waldo Twitchell, assistant
manager of the New Mexico exhibit
at San Diego, has been submitted
'San Diego. Calf, May 81, 1915.
New Mexico Board of Exposition
Managers, Santa Fe, n. M.
Gentlemen: The following is the
summary OF the reports OF the New
Mexico building for the week of May
Gath. A copy of this report will be
sent to all county clerks. commercial
organizations and newspapers. daily
and weekly, in the state of New
Mexico.
'"rhe registered attendance at the
building for the six days was 1,sS6.
This is approximately 10 per cent of
the total attendance at the building.
The estimated attendance was 9,l56,
which is approximately Is per cent OF
The total attendance at the exposition
during the week.
1.-The largest attendance Of the
week was on Wednesday, when we
gave a series of Indian dances In the
placita of the building.
I'VE sent out 324 letters during the
week to all commercial clubs and
newspapers throughout the state. We
distributed approximately 5000 pieces
of literature TO those interested N
New Mexico. We sent out two lists of
names to all parts of the state so
that local organizations can follow
our work up.
THE daily attendance at the lee
lures averages zoo, which is better
than any other building on the
grounds and the California counties
are open sundays and are located in
more advantageous positions
ION a separate sheet VIII be found
the names of the New Mexico people
who have visited the building during
the last six days. They were all great
ly interested and highly pleased with
the New Mexico display.
Every truly yours,
WALDO c. TWITCHELL,
Assistant Manager"
Week Ending june O.. 1915.
The following people have recent
ly visited the state building, and
heard the lectures, We're given pamph-
lets and other literature, they are in
terested in New Mexico. As indicated
below they are interested in certain
businesses and prefer certain locali-
ties:
Louis Brigham, 546 East Eighty
ninth street, New York, artist, Santa
Fe.
Jacob Buesch, Chief de Emigration
department Bern. Switzerland.
A. c. Bigger, 1907 Front street, San
Diego, land.
John Brett Jr.. Tenth and A, Co
ronado, Hagerman, Pecos valley.
Miss f. Chapple, S27 East Barton
street. Hamilton, ontario, Canada.
]. w. Peters, Murdoch, Neb., Dem
ing, Luna county, agriculture.
Ellwood Varney, San Luis Obispo,
Calf.
Charles r. Brooks. office of farm
management. Washington, ID. c.,
fruit growing, dairying. truck farm
ing, poultry raising, irrigation pro-
jects. dry farming. agriculture and
cattle.
Mrs. G.. w Bell, 1850 Robinson
street. San Diego, education.
K. L. Cowgirl, manager Arizona
display, Chamber of Commerce, Los
Angeles.
p. NJ. Holt, SIC East avenue, Coro-
nado. homesteads, lands. farms and
III fbdtiOis
h. II. Libby, s29 Union OIL build
ing, Los Angeles.
Richard Henneberry, oregon Wis,
mining and Investment.
Anna Pearson, / 542 Laffyet street,
Denver, Y. w. G. A., homesteads
A, A. Lee, 1899 Susquehana street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, homesteads and
farms.
w. c. Macintosh, 1888 Thirty-sec
ond street. San Diego. homesteads
and farms. fH tu@
Mrs. +, r. Albert, box 80, National
City Calf, fruit growing, dairying,
irrigation projects agriculture and
cattle.
II. Addison, care Southern Califor-
mia Edison company, Los Angeles,
mining, Pinos Altos, White oaks, Mo-
COLON, mica properties. s
Mrs. sara A. Allen. 5l5 South
Eleventh. Springfield, Ill, climate.
Mary White, 6S Goodrich, Buffalo,
climate.
T.. u, Gnlet, Box 9s7 San Diego.
K. L. Malloy, Bloversville, N. "
agriculture.
San Diego. general farming.
c. II. Jacobson, Waithill, Neb., gem
eral farming.
NJ. Il. Spratton. 1923 North Dear
born street. Chicago copper mining,
Investment
Chester Armstrong. 210l North
Main street, Los Angeles, mining.
A. e. Close, Box 3SS East, San Di-
ego Calf. irrigated lands.
j II. Bennett, Dixon, Ill, K. r. d.
No 8, general, agriculture, wheat
j. Gallagher, Windsor Apartments,
San Diego
II. S. LeffingWell, 154S Seventh
street, san Diego.
Mrs. j, II. Tudor Liberty, -colo., 4
general mining. M
r.. d.. culver, 1856 Fifth street, SAM
Diego, mining, investment.
+ w. BurkheaFt, Thirtieth and M, San
Diego, cattle.
Arthur Sprocker. East San Diego,
climate seeking health.
r. b. Manyon, 1911 Eighth street,
San Diego. climate seeking health
o. l.. Donaldson, 702 plymouth
building, Los Angeles, fruit growing,
cattle
j. w. Ramer, 1851 Tenth street,
san Diego, agriculture; Alamogorde,
Cloudcroft.
& r. n. Lord, ala Eastern avenue,
Los Angeles, fruit CROWNS, agucui-
tilre.