Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
To ASK S0LONS
FOR MONEY FOR
i PRODUCTS FAIR
Live Pecos Valley Citizens
Want State Aid for Live
stock Expositions $4,000
Is Needed,

...sr,., eosnrapoauuner To moRaluo ioupsAll
Roswell. n. M Feb l0.--Eastern
Now Mexico will ask the Legislature
~ his term for an annual appropria-
lion of SIS 600 To assist IN Financing
fine State Livestock and Products eN
position the first event being held ~
bnsweu last October following the or
oanfzlnp and incorporating of an as
sociation backed financially by the
business men and banks of Roswell
and The valley towns, and the dairy
men. and cattle and sheepmen from
the whole of eastern New Mexico
The association is Incorporated for
$4,000.
austin y. Grille, an ex-minister of the
largest Lutheran church in Chicago,
Who has the finest Holstein herd 81
dairy COWS west of the mississippi
river. and the manager for the state
Livestock and Products exposition,
expects 10 leave for Santa ne the tlfsi
If next week TO stay with the law
makers until they pass some measure
for the appropriation or turn II down
cold. a..
Mr. Grille explains the request TOT
the appropriation and makes II clear
that it is no way detrimental TO tle
state fair held az Albuquerque eaeh
year, thus. ,,.
etncl, state. 1t is not the intention OF
he eastern section Of the state TO COM
nete or to hinder the state fair held
at Albuaaerque each year The laH
held AZ Albuquerque is necessary, the
etate should aid with appropriations
az heretofore Eastern New MeNiee
i asking for an appropriation, reallz-
me the demand for a livestock snow
which viii tie greater than anyth'ns
between Fort Worth aud Denver,
ar California. Besides livestock now
ever the other products OF the val
lev ana eastern New Mexico will be
emphasized: but the livestock Is the
barkbone of New Mexico and the
people should face the question az
once. -. -
n have talked with a number OF
leading citizens from Albuquerque anu
santa Fe and other sections OF lhe
west side of the state, and they are
heartily in favor OF the appropriation
asked for"
AT the last exposition held mere
last fall there was grand paraue a. a.,
livestock representing | ie,V'V ~.
value. This did not include the chlch'
en- display, or the karakuie sheep
The middle of this month clark III
lav and Fred Miller members OF th'
New Mexico Retailers assocla.,uh
Will leave for Santa F'e to assist othel
members of the state association y
working for the passage OF new Jaw
ana amending old laws when VII
better protect the business men o
the state Especially will they Wort
fnr a earnishment law, occupation Ia
law amendment, and the taxing o
nail order houses shipping soous lht'
the state.
The Roswell city school hoard ma
decided to endorse the propose9 a'
admitted by the Carlsbad senuoi "
rectors which would raise the UNI. =
the tax levy for school purposes LIZ W
twenty mills. However the pfppo oTa
law would make the school bouru
~ the various districts over the stat
snhmit The raise of the levy at a sp'
cial election to the people of the dh
trict
There will be another election
Roswell In April. Three OF lhv ~
school directors will retire. y
Nicholas. Eliza White ana Ut
,faa,,as urosident of the boar
There d a move on foot 20 pun Q
ma election without fight, IN IN
The factions Of the city get togeth
Nv eailfna 4 mass meeting and lettii
that meeting decide the candlda.s
Many of the leading democrats OF =
city however, are In favor oil puttil
out a full democratic ticket ieall%l,
their great majority and cinening y
result.
There il considerable coHsternau
among patrons Of the schools ~
the plan TO change the scnool Doo,
The state board will meet IN Santa
the 22nd Of next month 70 receive I
bids and hfiets Of the various seht
book concerns. and then two wee
later, meet ii adopt the textbooks
the next six years. G. G. lHill, eouf
superintendent Of schools for q
county has announced that he u
IN favor Of making radical chang
but where the majority Of the teat
ers as a rule object to certain te
books, he vii be IN favor of adopt
another book - want to make
just as easy as possible on the patr'
Of the schools. ne says and as
rule | don't think the changes q
will be made will he very expensiv
The cold nights and wind HI
forced quite a number Of COWS in
shape, Is the report that comes
the plains east % the city,
Alfalfa IS looking green in the !
ley. The farmers have much Of