The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25
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Interest 1f Dallas, ussuuiurd ttHf. jas
Afternoon Un ,hu sliH ul the cid pYN lol
mag.yint, iu lht nurthW,s err. -hIu,r '.
OF lie ri!, = witness the q, ,,n',ri,'
Attending the lay ing al the c"r'..r ,.un'
for Ia, foundation 'f iha niainun,i
brewery, a. which Mr.. a. Wagon
hausrr las al ~ i.7ulr
IL tie ,rl, rprising pr cor
Long before no i'ur hrrivtd ~ .igt
Gro, q Hs-'tuh ni. Mrlno lirs'. ~. no
did hnilu IrHeiru ~, In "ih anu'lhrf II
hue ,s' VcImtS, Nud u'hl'tr tlr CIuf
wealth h. i,ua l,a'sru irasan,ly, A
S:iD ,1l, ", 10 - ilr, Hia-t rul crrrmu-
Mes, i"lrpuu' Il MaNoi can"li, stating
Nm the srnr connection that ia. rorhur
stonr W"uii he laid under tho auspices
al that gruuuuuaii, Mr., T. M"Enni.,
. pres ,ri,i ~ tu- Merchants Exchange,
ain j = lha,rhVr, Ircsid NJ Of the
But u'AIt cub, iu, r~pr soAing the
m.iieg,l .usina,S aud >',ial intert ~ y.
MANN ctHrrii, VINO d,liN, Toi the al
dress oi y l"pn,e. ~ 'k"HS I"llows:
Ann ,Ess v whLc ME,
GnS d MsN: he pi,a 'auL duty has
beon assigned me To welcome t"r gtn
tlenen wnu have commenced the nuid'
Ing 4 O. ]. large brewery, aIid hts ars,'-
ciAira "a Cue ,lsy ~! Dallas. fnr build.
Ing ~ n u 20 rstahiisnn- - This kiutl
makes n new vra ~ The ma uiartuiiug
Interest "i "nr young n", sow lus"i y.
The scieiu % Tito ely 81
Daias shu"s l,aiuiy that this
Is the I,sul, uf careful Iluuphl
upon The part nf sh,ewG ani sdre bu -
ness n,rh, WAC are mere Ia spend thpiIs.
ands %, dnliNr- la tho erosion nt u mag
indecent bnplhing Tor tho pnrpiSe -.
manu- c,,irius an article oi .,icrrhudis'
that has, within tue last lew yrat D.,
grown uopultr Ia this section %,
the county uul it MS br'
eomo ~ vorags that rdn huL
DO 'aispnns,d witn. L. Is wcil-knuwu
that thc peuplr oi the wnola state are
using tpaiH, brer bruu ,hi from st,,us
. and cities nprlh ii Texas. W. nave ~
mnnuiACtury of beer; ale hlS 10 b.
brought Ium 4 distance and al uvuiy
heavy expense. Nr. WaE 'uiigu~ei aud
his associates apprcca,iig al. these
facts, have wisely determined tr manu-
facture tue HrLiclo here, nIl 10 put a.
our duur al article of necr tqnn! Ia .uy
that may b. brought from other states,
aud AT II r. duccd price. 1his Is not al,
The ERE ton ufsuch "A building not oi' Y
adds Ia utir wealth and population, but
givc- employment 10 haUIr, IL ot our
citizen. Nhu have bern II Re iur years
1he,, gentlemen, the city al Daiia.,
in having located here 50 LARGE brew
ery. In the erection OF 81 large II huild-
Ing and Ia h. Increase of the number of
her manufactures, and ia ihe nCQIiSi-
iipn nj gentlemen al such fine business
acunrtlupuls as Mr.. Wagrnhau>er and
his associates. then, IN hthull OF the
citizens uf iails, l welcome on all L.
this city, and feel confident hat YOU
will always meet win u hearty wei.
va IN IA ~ All
your Investment all that you. most san
I gun expectations may hope 70 Realize,
! a now nd you welcome.
At tho inclusion OF Mayor CabeIFs
naddreSs, the hand struck up lively AR
t.nd artillery sai,IteS were fired.
DR.. II. 5tnuhl replied u h" address at
welcome on the part OF Mr. Wagon
auSer IA - leeliug response, thbnkiuS
ne city, The business, and social inter-
81 for thu NSrIn wclcutu. they had az
,rdedl ii IN, nnl no hoped 10 snow them
his works hat he iuiiy appreciated
q ilbarjy int rest tho pe"pl, Of Dallas
~ taken IN the cnterpri e, nud
fed hiC he would mcri' tho kiud
utmeit aud praise paid him. IL
he to the u igrd States eighteen years
b, and no We had determined To cast
lot ana that OF his family with that
eli. eiLv of Dallas. He was proud to
" that he was now citizen of the
lieen Guy ct the southwest aud resi-
ent OF the Lone Star state.
Ma,or Cabell and Messrs Mclcnnis
ana Thatcher then approached, and
after measuring the stone aud going
through tho ceremony, hlayor Cabeii
said:
II tiud this stone in a just, true and
correct position, aud may this under
taklng be conducted and comnleted by
the wOtkuien III Il first class aud correct
manner"
Med. S Thatcher. president of the
Bois Il Are club, said, as he threw Il
baudfui at hogs into the recSptacle in
the stpue: III nps are healthy and good
for man; are the If of beer, and contain
RAINY OF the ingredients neees-
sary to the makeup OF the tunian body
May the beer brewed hy this brewery
prove beneficial to man"
i Presid, ht McEnns, at the Merchants
Exchange, then placed II handful OF har'
ley IN The stone, saying ~ he did so:
.'Barlcy Is good for man, ana may the
beer biewed with il here redound to
the health, wealth and good cheer OF the
people oi Dallas anu Texas"
M Gel. Nylip, master OF ceremonies,
then introduced Mr.. Han y Boil, who
pl iced number of articles in the re-
crptacle, among which were beer TAU
GET, the Dails Times, the DAlla. HEk.
AID, raster Of city aud county ON .als,
o. the Merchants exchange, Arbu;kle's
3 cstal0ugp, card of the real estate firm Of
w d. Wylie " Co, coins OF 1851, census
bulletin OF Texas, trowei from rom
Morris and biography OF MIR. Wasen
hauser.
Manor Cabell then broke a bottle OF
beer over the hops and barley, saying:
s'May thrift, industry and good heaitn
fOreve prevail among thoSe VINO pafti-
dip ate ia this beverage"
TuA TING.
The ceremony of laying the stone
haviug been complsIed, the band rem
der,d u piece, alter which toasts were
given.
s.To the Merchants Exchange" was
responded to by its president, Mr.. Nc
Ent,is, who said: Gentlemen: l thank
such q building in our midst, one thai
will marx a new era In the commercial
interest of our city. MAY
such an enterprise bring us
Eo~d beer and may il prosper. adding to
the waa TN and good being of our city
A brewe like this will enh tnce The
VH... o. btrley. grown SO successfully
hsee, and thus bnneiit the farnier as well
IN the city. The eXchans ais glad to aid
|nG6ad encourage such Enterprises;
Wish IT. success.
n ss'The Queen City of North Texas" was
responded to ably by Mayor Cabell IN
an an appropriate speech. At this
jVnctnre OF the proceedings some care
less person spilled a glass OF beer
down the reporters back, which broke
him upso that he failed to catch what
hi Honor said.
ssThe German citizens of Dallas" was
happily responded to by Mr.. Sam Klein.
i am pr ,ud, :" he said, "t0 a. ate that our
German citizens are never found want
Ing III lending their hearty support to
enterprises ~ this, our adopted country
snd hume. They are esnecially given
to aiding such enterprises as this where
haar fhair favorita hhVerAYa. Is con.