The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-10

a large acreage will be planted this
year. II seems TO do well under al
most "a condition as 20 altitude.
growing at AN altitude OF nearly 5000
feet 10 a height OF over six feet last
year. Seed grown az that altitude Is
claimed 10 be much better than that
Grown on the plains to the east anu
some of the mountain farmers will
make a speciality Of raising this seed
for the market.
A. soon AS tho program Of the.
school OF American Archaeology IL
completed. the Mountainair chau-
tauqua will arrange liz tentative pro-
gram and get busy with this years
work. DR.. Edgar l.. Hcwett, who has
charge OF the work for the archaeo-
logical school, h. nov at san Diego
but Is expected home In a short time.
one of the main things he plans to
do this summer II TO concrete the
base of the old church building at
Cuarai 80 as TO prevent further
damage TO the walls and when there
| are FUNDS available for the purpose 1t
II planned To restore this old build
Z VI W ~ iAANI AHANAAN AAAk 49,
to protect and maintain Il as i was
originally built,
Rcv. Il. T.. Farley, secretary Of the
Aho and the Gran Quiyira highway
associations, has been iu santa Re sew
cral days IN the interest Of the bills
making these roads state highways.
Much Interest In Reads.
Harry l.. Bmuey. president of the
( Ado Highway association writes there
b. "a strong rivalry between the pco-
pie along the two lines contemplate
ed for the eastern extension OF TINS
road. one leading east from Amarillo,
; Texas. following the line of the Santa
re road TO Wellington, Kansas, and
the other LEADING north from Amar-
lilo to Liberal. Kansas, and from
| there east to wellington, and ne sug-
rcsts that Representatives from both
routes he invited 10 attend the ad-
journcd meeting 90 be held At Clovis
April q ana present their claims for
! preference to that meeting Tor ana
adjustment. This Will probably be-
done and the log made IA soon as
possible. II Is % too late to get m
10 the blue Book this yea hut the
company mas asked for he log IN
time To get late the May Builetin'
Plans FOR the ncN Methodist church
building have been adopted and the
site selected. work Will oogin Just
as soon as weather conditions VII
permit The building rs to be mod
cru In every particular ana II II Ia
be used as a social as well AZ relis-
ious center. the young people to have
rooms ~ their own Tor library ana
gymnasium purposes.
Tho material Tor the overhead
bridge across the Santa re tracks al
tnis place ~ on the ground and WORK
will commence just as soon AS the
weather viii permit,
Tho Tin Can" committee OF tho
business Mems association, W"fhlhb
With "a similar committee rom inc
! Womcu's civic League. h planning an
active auti-ny campaign to begin ~
the first signs of warm weather In
the mean time the committees are
busy on sidewalks and crossings
around town.
Ilay Ilanrh Buried In nov
Word comes from the Ray ranch ON
ton Of the Mau1luo mountains that
| the snow Is banked up to- the caves oil
the house and the family has heen
compelled To dig "a tunnel from the
front door. Mr.. Ray has lived at th'
same place for about twenty years
aud he says there has never been any
thing like the snow any winter durinR
that time.
). G. White Of Edmond oklahoma.
has bought tho e.. ". scarborough and
" 3. Boyland places east OF town
and expects 20 get his family here
within the next thirty days. He mas
two sons who are electrical engineer
and they are nguriug on a scheme ia
utilize the Mater from the Manzan'
spring to run "a central power plant
distributing the electricity to the an
fcrcut towns in the county for hshi'
ing purposes ana for pumping puf'
poses In the valley below