Fergusson Bill Aims to Develop New Mexico Deserts
Congressmen push irrigation bill to spur land development in New Mexico. It offers forty acres around a deep water well for each developer, limits to eight tracts per claimant, and argues deeper pumping enables farming and grazing growth. Mass meetings in Eddy County protest a 25 percent assessment rise totaling $800.
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