Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-11-29
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A Model Ranch
A Model Ranch
What Proper Energy and Water Will Do
In Grant County
George Speers, the bookkeeper and super-
intendent of John Brockman’s ranch property
on the Mimbres, was in town this week, and
patiently admitted to the pumping process from
an Enterprise man. The facts elicited will no
doubt be a surprise to eastern readers:
From 18 acres of alfalfa, Mr. Speers states
that 140 tons have been cut and 100 tons sold
at $16 per ton. The actual cost of this crop was :
Cutting and irrigating, per ton 25 cents; bailing
$1.75; cost of delivering at market, $5, leaving
a net profit of $9.00 per ton, or for the 18 acres
a little over $1200. This is a net profit of $16
per acre.
Miss Cordelia, of Pinos Altos, languishes
in durance vile for “shooting up” the house of
Miss Williams, of the same city.