THE
N'E W S.
Estancia, Toukanck Cch-nty, Nkw Mexico, Fimday, Jancauy ol, 1 'JOS
JLL'MX IV
Number 16.
ILL THE ALBUQUERQUE
EASTERN BE BUILT
or Attaches Such Siyuilicance
'the Valley First
st Sunday evening a special train
i sent to Torrance where the officials
the Santa Fe Central from Santa Fe,
;t Artrur Kennedy, chairman of the
jrd of directors of Pennsylvania De
elopment Company. Mr. Kennedy de
'.nedto be interviewed for publiea
on, indicating merely that he was
ere making an inspection of the prop
rties of the company in this section,
is visit at this time is taken by some
o mean that the long talked of Albu
(uerque Eastern is to be pushed to
jmpletion, while others declare that
íe building of the road into the
.fagan coal fields is all that will ho ol
;empt"d at thi.) time.
Should even he part of the road be
.nilK. rivinn tin ent rance into the eo:,l
u n,:- .t.i r.,..i n i,!,ir..-f
i. ,...n,.,r h, m 1 ..-v.trl '
) hud for rnsnui'ac'.urbs; as well as
Jomestic purnoses, at a great reduction
iver present prices. Even this much
wems too rood to I.h true. In connec
tion wil.li the: visit of Mr. Kenned
y LU
....
Albuquerque, the Journal says:
Hon. Arthur Kennedy of New York,.
chairman of the board of director.? of,
the Pennsylvania Development com-1
pany, arrived in Aibuquerqúe yejter- i
Jay afternoon at 3 o'clock, h iving would be prepared to íss.ke a
Jriven across country from the llagan ment following his return from
coal mines with General Manager VJork.
S. Hopewell. Mr Kennedy and Col.
