New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-11-10

Mexico should produce its own
gloves. We have the kids and we
have other materials necessary for
the industry.
BOOTS AND SHOES: Another
adjunct to the tanneries that are go,
ing to be established would be fac.
tories for the making of boots anc
shoes. New Mexico imports every
thing excepting the Indians mocas,
sins.
WOODEN INDUSTRY: New Mex,
leo, each year, ships immense guam.
titles of wool to eastern markets
A WOODEN mill for the manufacture
of blankets or practically any wool,
en- material could be made profit,
able.
READY MADE CLOTHING: Mer.
chants of New Mexico send to east.
ern cities for every article of ready.
made clothing sold from their stores
This takes an immense amoun oil
money annually from the state. VIII,
not manufacture such articles right
here in New Mexico and keep this
money in circulation here.
KNITTED GOODS & HOSIERY
There is n - rpacpn Wb,, uuo cbnuII
not manrfoctnrc al Iba tn;,ted
goods sIch as sweaters Golf et,ct.
mos etc that are demanded in The
markets. Of tb;s state W. h,". rLs
wool le, rs have the factnr;cs
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Ic1iINE 3, IppHU r6GtIH!;tnn ia
Gnltn. vi w. Us
rinrs and miuers' mach;ner, +, al,
parts Of the west. there o,f several
iarac industries Of mis- Kind IN that
one CITY alone. Why not Nrn Mex
,ien supply al least her own demand
-, these nrodrcts Her m,rr, rL,cr
an unlimited market for m,n;nn ma.
chiutrv. her farms for prups aoI
engines,
COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON
PRODUCTS: There is 4 constantly
Increasing demand Tor these prod
uct. THROUGHOUT TN e,yor,d. and New
Ne :co has thc material in s~unpIv
the d,mand wnv not m1nuirru1rc
III IN here?
t,y EACTnP\.. Now N.y,o b,s
tho material for Misunderstanding i'm
cans With the institution # can
nnly factories she will need an alum
dane. OF this product. Whv import
them when they can be made right
here in the state to supply the home
demand and have enough left over
to export? Los Ange cs has recent
" iuaugurated such an industry that
has brought TO the city the sum of
S500.O00 capital in the investment.
Bon FACTORIES: in certain dis.
tricts there is considerable ouaking
aspen. This wood is odorless and
can be used for berry boxes. crack
er boxes, and practically any char
acter of goods that requires wood
that will not ilnpart its odor to the
contents.
PULP FACTORIES: The auaking
asDen is also used in making pulp
for paper, composition board, etc.
SlSAL FACTORIES: The bear
grass, soap weed yucca and some
other grasses are suitable TO the
manufacture Of Irvine, rope, etc. Soap
weed is also a prominent feature in
the manufacture of amole soap.
MATCH FACTORIES: Sulphur
and forest timbers offer an
pPNiilS bhIo ilbiotiN MbtNiNo
may be made in New Mexico as well
as elsewhere.
FURNITURE FACTORIES: New
NJ eXico sends to eastern cities for
all furniture used in the state. Why
not keep that money at home by
supplying the emand from our own
factories.
PENCIL FACTORIES: With our
graphite mines and our immense for
,stS, why not supply the word with
cad pencils
IAPIDARIES The lapidary could
quite a business, as there is
many semi-prcciouS stones in New
Mexico, the turquoise, caiamine, gar
lcts, and others too numerous to
mention.
FIlIGREE WORK: Filigrcc work
las become quite IN industry in the
state. it being manufactured in sew
raj of our large towns. The east
I'm demand for this article has pro-
luccd considerable money for the
and the investor would find it
profitable work.
CHE FACTORIES. With her
number of waste products and
Ter immense fields OF cactus plants,
his state should supply all the glue
necessary in the manufacture of the
urniture that her factories viii turn
nut.
FURRlERS; With the great num-
,cr OF predatory animals in New
Mexico, the furs OF which may bel
for milady's garments. why
end abroad for these useful articles
II wearing apparel:
SUGAR FACTORIES. Bects and
Ifoar cane GROW in nr,Ii.al 1LurJ-