The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-19

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the local church. is president Of tho
board Of trustees. and the very eff
cient superintendent h. Miss Ella j.
Bartlett. She is g graduate nurse and
the institution needs no resident ply
si,itn when she is ON deck. She Is
assisted boy "a competent cotps Of
trained nurses. The sanatorium has
four permanent buildings built cspe-
ciully for tubercular patients. each
room having a sleeping porch In cun-
nection with H.
In the main building are the offices.
sitting rooms ining rooms ana kitch-
en- un the main floor. with sleeping
rooms above Tor the superintendent
nurses and help. ON ono side is q
Wiug with eight rooms. This addition
was built by Mrs. cyrus u Meteor
mick. 81, ct Chicago. ON the other
side he victor Talking Machine COM
puuy has constructed "a building about
the same size containing the best op-
Grating room in the state. The Vic.
tor people send any OF their en-.
pluyes here who have tubrrcular trou-
BILE -Four ~ their men have been
here since We came one building re-
Gently erected is known as the Minis
tiers Memorial cottage. and VIII ace
cummodatc twelve patients. TIL
money To build his $4,000 building
was furnished by Presbyterian min
listers from every state iu the Union.
The building which We are ia was
also erected by cyrus a. McCormick
as "a memorial To his granddaughter.
Elizabeth Mccormick. 10 has nine
rooms Tor patients. two for help and
ID large reception room. Scattered
around over the grounds are 20 cot
tages. two cot them double and intend
ed tof two people. The large build
inrs are heated by steam ana the cot
tuges by stoves.
The views that one gets from thg
snnatorium are magnificent. To the
north and east and from ten to twenty
miles away are the Saudi mountains.
which rise to o height of over 10000
feet above sea level ON the west are
the orAtcIs of three extinct volcanoes.
We have a fine view from our porch.
which faces south and west aud h. ON
the sccuud floor of the building. m
the foreground is Highland park. me
of the city's small parks, beyond the
southern part OF the city with the
I church spires, roofs of the houses aud
smokestacks of the santa Fc shops
showing amongst the green trees.
Sttli further away glimpses nay be
caught of The Rio Grande river as Il
winds along In its candy bed and glis-
tens like silver In the sunlight, and In
the background a range Of hills and
] in the distance two mountain peaks,
ON, of them - miles away. and on a
very ylcur day We are able TO see "a
peak 90 miles away,
since coming here 7 have made The
acquaintance OF many pleasant people
both here iu the s]auatorium 81 in
IN, city. viii mention two. as
Gllysburg people are interested in
them a few DAYS age ( called on
CIarN ". Carr, and had u pleasant
visit with him. lie Is = nephew OF
our own colonel Carr
ace I- president of the Commercial
CLUB and "a prominent citizen Tho
other is Harry G.. webb, who was "a
s,houImatc of George Churchill and
Mr.. r. q wade, lie LEFT Gllcs1urg
over thirty ear aHu and has only
been bach once since, when me- took
tho remains ot his mother back %
number OF years age.
{ presume some people wouid not
Wuui to Dee around where there are 81"
many tuhorculur people. hut 30 YOU
were here ! th.uk o would change
your mind. After each meal nll of
the dishes are thoroughly .tcrilized
and after 90 room or COTTAGE is vacated
10 is tumiratcd before another patient
occupies b.. The management has
adopted strict rules which the patients
are expected tu follow and ! agree
with Dr Olsen when he said "lt you
would select 90 place whore There BE-
mo- danger OF contracting tuberculosis
geo to o we'll ordered sIultnrium for
uhcroulor patients
ON August 26 had % most enjoy
lbl, auto "trip with o. loads Of husi-
ness men mud VISITORS ~ was one of
% b r!es ui t,,p- into the country
around AihuuGy. go Co show whuI
uutlG pr raised In this valley W.
visited several small fruit ana duir,
farms about fuur miles north of own
The first place WAS owned Hy % mar
uumtd Jacobson. Eleven years aE.
o., was Co huuiD bon the santa r,
shops getting 50 90 day He was
fhruRu ont of work hy I strike and
bought ten acres cot bare land Sow
no l- talking or turning 10 over to his
SON aud retiring tie showed us q
herd uf ten Jersey COWS that hc had
just sold for Sl.au, The next place
was owned hy 30 Mr.. N Mrs Booth
They came here from the east ter
wears ago. ] never saw $40 much irui
or as many vegetables as they have
raiscd an ten acres They had 5p
, pies. peaches. pear, sprI"otr. plum.
and grapes and alI kinds uI N'so
tables and "a large Hpiary where ih'
bees produced marvellous amounts 90
honey The ulum- wcrr $40 thick tina
thos wore breaking the limbs ot ih
trees. Another place was @ new ON
and is owned Dos and being gotten Int
shape by % Young Nr. Di'tz. SON "a
, the m]illlouuir, lantern manufacture
70 IIc came here for hHs health aud ha
plenty of money Ju back hls enter
. prisos
, There l- "a wide here ueiw''
d thy maximum and minimum stat" o.
Ilthc thermometer in - hour. For in
, stance Yesterday 10 was 30 about
lo'pllrt Iu the morning and az . b