Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-18
no NINDRES COMPANY
Will SELL IT'S LANDS
Sen at Low Prices on Easiest Terms
and Place Every Safeguard to
Insure Settlers Success.

The Rio Mimbrcs Irrigation Com
pany will begin its selling campaign
the first of next month. The decision
10 begin the selling was reached fol-
lowing u long conference in Chicago
hetween l.. q. Fisher, president: l..
q. Fisher. jr., vice president; 4. II.
Bickford, local manager: and Il. =.
York, colonization agent. Al present
there are 5000 acres on which water
has been developed and this will be
offered, il is authoritatively stated
on the most liberal terms. There is
n total Of 1000 acres in he Fisher
tract. which lies within a few miles
northwest Of Deming. All Of the
tract Is not agricultural. but con-
siderable part has the best Of soil and
water conditions. II is possible that
additional acreage will be reclaimed
as the colonizing progresses.
LIBERAL TERMS
The company will be satisfied only
with the hest kind OF practical farm
crs: the sort that will come here de
termined, with the help of the com
pany, TO work out their success. The
land will be sold at about one-fif,h
down, with a payment at the end cf
the second year, and payment each
year thereafter, deferred payments 5
10 be met in full in seven years after
the signing of the contract. The IN
terest will be only six per cent p r
annum. The land will be plowed and
laterals made when the land is sold.
ASSIST FARMERS
In addition to the liberal selling
terms the company expects to bear
the expense Of keeping an expert ma
chinist on the tract all the time TO
take care Of the pumping plants. a
man to teach practical irrigation
will he employed by the company.
who will go into the fields and show
the farmers exactly how to apply the
water. The Luna county agricultur-
ist will also give ms much time as
possible to teaching practical meth
DDS.
INTENSIVE METHODS
Mr.. York states that the company
will encourage dairying, hog and cat
tie raising as that form Of intensive
farming is best adapted to conditions
in the Mimbres Valley. The exte'i
Of the tract will give the farmers who
settle there the advantage of exceed
ingly cheap pasturagc. Every pre-
caution to insure the success Of the
farmers on the tract will he taken bv
the company.
CONSERVATIVE SELLING
The developed land is all grouped
near the station Of Spalding on the
A., T. 4 8. F railroad where an ideal
trading point and community center
will be developed as time goes by.
The company has made il plain that
the usual high financing that goes
with new irrigation projects will MT
be present in this instance. The
acreage now developed is equipped
with the best Of standard pumping
machinery which is owned solely bv
Mr.. Fisher. Mr.. Fisher intends to
see that most conservative selline
campaign is conducted and only the
practical farmers induced to come
who are able, willing. and captble of
carrying the work to successful con
clusion.
Mr.. York will leave shortly for
Middle Western states where he will
appoint local agents Of known repu
tation.
COOPERATION ASKED
The new movement means much
for the renewed prosperity of Deming
and the Mimbres Valley. II is sure
to succeed, because II is safely A.
nanccd in the beginning. The CON-
rany makes il plain that the coop
Grafton Of the citizens Of this see
tion is expected. Considering whnt
It means to everyone with invest
ments here, the hearty support Of all
Is to be counted on.