The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-14

ana fresh and unbiased points 81 view
into tho civic activities Of this city,
stimulating effect upon the scnior
Chamber OF Commerce. II will rcpuit
III developing In the boys a special IN
teteat IN the business. commercial and
public affairs OF the city. state and
nation. thus making theaa more val
uhtle citizens ~ will be the means
o. increasing tdcir knowledge In the
fundamental principles Of business.
commerce, government and Auicricun-
irin. These young men ahoaid be
delegated a portion OF the civic re-
spcnsibilitiea inasmuch AZ IN a Few
ycAra they win have to shoulder the
incior portion OF them. They are nm
tilted 10 an understanding 81 the
workings OF civic affairs and the op-
pOrtuulty TO participate IN them and
to dcmcnstrate their capability.
Without doubt this new orsnnika-
tion will DO It's full share IN making
history for his city, IN Tightening the
burden OF the members Of the Senior
Chamber OF Commerce and In making
the general scheme OF operations mote
eflcient upon n larger scale. u will
ndn to the prosperity Of b country
side az large.
The uealuascckcr.
Too much cannot be said about the
attitude which we should take rcla-
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hers apparently only temporarily but
ultimately decide 70 make this their
home. They bring to the city. each
n OF them, Il certain amount Of
prosperity n innsmuch as We are
fortunate IN huying something In the
way Of healthml and helpful climatic
conditions. Il behooycs us TO oncr to
these people something more than eli
mate for the individual prosperity aud
worldly wealth that they bring to help
make up the personnel OF a city. n
We arc to keep up our reputation rs a
health resort and 10 secure a steady
influx OF healthscekcrs, Il n going TO
be- necessary for us to have something
more to NJ than a house 10 live In
and a street orner TO stand on. These
people comc from cities whore there
are parks and opportunities to amusc
themselves and with time hanging
heavy upon their hands and are under
their physicians orders TO rest In the
sunshine and fresh air. Albuquerque
can insure IFS mturo 10 "a large extent
by providing adequate facilities FOR
houlthscckefs n tourists to rest n
nmuse themselves and regain their
hnaift other than the bare streets. and
this Is but another strong and con-
vincing argument Of the great need
OF the completion and speedy COM
plction Of the Rio Grande Park pro-
Jet, and " possible other similar out
door ccntcrs.
Co-Opcration.
In closing this report. I would add
Viso that the weakness OF this city, an
fact IT, chief weakness. lies IN the fact
that ~ does not work all together. and
In unison on different matters 80 vital
TO the interests Of the community. II
has not as yet secured the step lively
altogether, let's put II over Tor Albu-
queruuc' boosting spirit, the ability
to get behind every movement Tor the
public good and boost h to It's com
pletion. Conventions, special trains.
etc, com4nr 10 this C.ty should have
the voiced approval Of the members
Of the Chamber OF Commerce In their
personal attendance, demonstrating
thereby their interest and welcome 10
the visitors and u rs hoped that The
year 1929 will see the development IN
every member OF the Chamber OF
commerce a. cordial hand shaking
ability and the desire and ambition of
each individual member TO cry Full
ear ahead" and 20 get int the
game spend "a little OF his owu per-
sonal time by making II "a personal
matter 70 see that every public or
semi-public occasion in Albuquerque
b. successfully carried out u to the
satisfaction OF the visitors auG the
reputation Of the city upheld 10 every
particular.
In closing I wish 10 voice my ap-
preciatioh to every member FOR their
support and cooperation Tor The past
year and TO appeal Tor "a continuation
OF the same for 1890. / also wish ~
call to the attention Of the members
10 the excellent and painstaking ser
viceH rendered by Mr. D. % Mo kes
and Miss Alma Friede Of the Cham.
her II Commerce official stan.
Very truly yours.
H.. B. WATKINS.
General Secretary.
ALBUQUERQUE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
Financial statement
AUGUST 4. 1915 TO AUGUST 4. 1914
balance Shcct-Iuly 81. 1919.
ASSETS.
Cash In Bank ..... 29O.6i
Due from members
Iai7-i8iS .......Si.Gg25O
1siS-l9i9 ....... b.90250
s74s5.oO
Less paid IN advance
on other years
dues ..s......sss "'-sou hfft-.o'
Petty cash .,...... 50. %
Cash ON hand ..... 500
Income and I.NpcnScs-Augu>t 1. 1915
To August I, 1919.
INCOME.
Dues i91S-t9ts ...........S2z212b
Income. miscellaneous ...., $500
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