Hotel..SOO £Albuquerque; ^N.' !M;y Jan; jJS5J—' Hotel affairs , ate trividg In Albtfquer* que. In addition to thejdcal campaign for community; Investment in new hotel project, Fred Hartley,*manager of the Fred Harvey system of hotels and eatlnghquses, is fn the city today with S^,OOO re^dy tQ spend in the ,, improvement and enfargement of the Alvarado hottU Mr- HarvcyiF In'Con-f crericcj;tod ay iwith B.F. M^ngqr, of Newton, Kansas, general superintendent of the system^ridjohn ETSmith-era,-manager' of the Ideal hotel;Although it was formerly announced* that “operations . upon the Alvarado would' begin about January ^ complete details have not yet been , worked out; The general plana are-for the doubling of the lunch room capacity,1Utlo81uthe^enlarging of the laundry, prdvid-Irig-adequate-dormltory-accomtiio daitldns for the employes here and Increasing the* guest capacity of , the hotel proper. . The money for the improvements has been appropriated and work will begin as 'soon as plans are completed. ■We can not as yet say to what extent w.e; shall enlarge; the Alvarado, said'Mr. ^Harvey this 'morning. J *You are shojyjng a splendid *commqnity spirit here Irr your Wn hotel undertakings and we shall adjust ourselves to youj* interests and needs. The g!ood will of Albuquerque means much-to USi’J ~£ There are many - details, t be worked out as to the sirhV'^arrange-mont'/arid equipment of our proposed improvements. These will be gone over -thoroughly today. When our plans have. been drawn the wrk will proceed as soon as possible,” he, said.