The evening herald., 1917-09-01
Interest Manifested in Various
Lines Of Projected Activities Is
Fairly Even Distributed; TO
Tackle Coal Rates.

urgently request that you remit the
lamount due as per the enclosed bill
by return mail
II the Chamber is to do effiCicn.
work we must have both of these ~
oEce.
\ general meeting 81 the Chamber
II tu be held at an early date. Toe
! lannual budget will be presented to tHc
membership and the committees to
take care of the various bureaus vil
De appointed obviously this cannot
be done until all membership lIcs
lend Information blanks properly filic1
out are In the hands ~ the secretary
Your immediate Response to those
matters viii grcauy facilitate the
work Of the Chamber.
Yours very truly
MAX NoRDHAUS
President.
Those 81 the Information planss
| that have been received by the secrc-
tury up to date make very interesting
| reading Capt. u. G. TwichcN. who
lmailcd his check and informntiuG
blank from Fort Bliss where he is
now stationed suggests the "encourag-
lirg of local interest in supplying
lclean sanitary. houses furnished ana
INNI NIiilNflfN llf lllE IfNNNll NNfhNl WIN
lmcans." John ". Wilson urges parks
and Fairgrounds" recreation centers
COR hcalthseekcrs.' public comfort
stations and rest rooms" Chas. +.
wade SAYS Il would urge and solici,
that YOU confine your first solid cf-
fort to the Improvement of agricul-
tLraI development In this valley"
Eaabc n Maugcr boo indicating their
desire to be enrolled in the health
lend Publicity Bureau say We both
came 10 Albuquerque for our health
land suggest YOU advertise this city as
a health resort equal to none. \ y.
McMllcn who has enrolled in the
lCiNlc Bureau writes Am interested in
doV elopmeut of AN bureaus. am intcr-
csted particularly in the Civic Bureau
Tor q park drive. etc along the riNer,
Ian inciuerutor for the city and IN
abolishing Of the municipal pump, ah-
sDlute prohibition against dumping
Iaper and refuse anywhere, rock
crusher for county and city and that
l,rushed rock be- used for roads nrd
streets instead of adobe and soft
lsarth. proper trimming ~ trees, etc
l lOrdinary taxation VIII take care "f
lnost of these. The Chambers evident
. danger - Of undertaking TOO many
\ Things "A Few at "a time and carry
\ ltnem through" should be our motto.
Interest Evenly Distributed.
I The interest IN tho various burea us
\ 4 fairly evenly distributed. The civic
\ Bureau leads with a. 1dherents. In
4 ldustrial Bureau. forty Agricultural
4 Bureau thirty-"ight Commercial
\ Bureau. thrty-siN. Publicity and
Health Bureau twenty-five, Charities
Bureau. eleven
The general concensus of opinion
seems 10 bee that the Agricultural
Bureau might best confine rs 1tten-
tiun TO the drainage Of the central
Rio Griudc valley and the securing
of good reads together with the gem
Ual development Of the land For tho
| health and Publicity Bureau b. he's
been suggested that they conduct "a
tul more vigorous campaign 81 advert
tisius Tor the health seeker wl;n
means than ever before. and that ma
tionul magazines br used chiefly as "a
lpcdlum. Also that new high grade
lookIo, setting forth the attractive
ness ot Albuquerque and It's surround
! lmgs be- gotten out and that supple
ucutnry booklets uu health agrlcul'
J rurc. and various other phases 4
northwestern life bc issued in incN-
i ipcu-iye form Issue q map shoWing
4 The points of interest u Sew McNi
\ from the tourists angle II has Hl-1
j bocu suggested that au Information
\ bureau bee established with lu attend
y ant iIl charge somewhere ON IA,
grounds uf m, Santa Fc depot
The expressions concerning th'
laouNiuca uf the civic Bureau are
Il mani, and ,grt INTERESTING and ruNC'