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THE CITY OF W1LLHRD destined to be tne COUNTY SEAT of Torrance County
New Mexico. Was laid out in the fall of 1906. It is now a thriving city of nearly 1000
iñhabitaats. It lies on the main line of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
system, running east and west from Chicago to all California points and the Santa Fe
Central Railway running'.from Santa Fe, N. M. to Torrance, N. M. in close connection with
the Denver and Rio Grande and the great Rock Island System. The Sauta Fe System have
expended on its depot yards a million dollars, in freight aid passenger depot, eating.houf e,
water system, round house and cealing chutes.
Sixty houses have been erected. Several of the largest Mercantile houses in the ter
ritory are built and doing a big business. It has four large hotels, churches, schools. A
live Board of Trade, energetic business men, two lumber yards, etc. The new city is in the
center of the best agricultural and grazing seotion of New Mexico. The best shipping and
distributing point for all merchandise, cattle sheep and wool. The large wholesale houses
are in operation.
The Willard Town and Improvement Company
Offers for sale upon reasonable terms fine business and residonce lots on the townsite situate
upon broad avenues and streets, 80 and 60 feet wide. Title perfect, warranty deed given.
Terms of Sale: One half of purekase money cash, balance' note secured by mortgage on lots
sold witn interest at 8 per cent per annnm payable semi-annually.
The Willard Town aud improvement Co.
JOHN BECKER. Wm. M.BBERCER
Pres. Sec'y.
W. A. DUNLAVY, Vice-Pres.
Por Farther Information Apply to
E. P. DA VIES. Agent of Co.
