Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-16

the financial stringency of the times.
Mr.. Simpson had, however, come neareI
filling his engagement than any man ne
know of in TIE United Suites.
He had invested a half million dollars
notwithstanding, and Mr.. Slaughter san
the plant might not need your money, put
il did need Inc encouragement Of tne
Texas cattlemen and stock raisers. 1ley
should contribute 100000 in return Tor
the great Investment. He wtshus ne
conid burn into the minds OF the eatue-
men the thought that something was
here. No need Of talking about the mat
ter. He believed the cattlemen under
stood The situation, and he advised them
to give Mr.. Simpson such encouragement
as would enable him to go bnek East ana
say. the cattlemen Of Texas are win
me. Hear the evidence of the fact. Ills
half million friends would extend still
further assistance toward the great IN
terprise. He referred to the former Ell
forts to encourage deep water schemes,
and said that with all the money then
guaranteed nothing had been done. Con,
~tinuing. he spoke of the big four anu
their efforts TO control the cottle and
packing business Of Texas. The fort
Worth packing house would be success
full il the cattlemen Of Texas would en-
courage and foster IL. South Omanh
started in with the determination to sue
EHfll. ana Nlt men WIN must -
packing interest a success could 40 me
same. Real estate owners arouna fprt
Worth out to encourage II, lie Aved N
Dnllas but would give 5000 or SlutuuO
n he lived in Fort Worth. Look after
this institution, and by and bS you Wouiu
receive the reward. loud applausel.
There were loud cries for simpson, VINO
said he had put in the hardest gents
work Of his life, and this was the ohy
sisn Ia tbe country that had gone
He detailed what he had done TO
brinr the Rock Island company 70 rors
Worth. and said that the attention. u
the Northern people had been alLuot a.
TO Fort Worth and Texas tnr3lsh Wv
efforts of the syndi ate. me NJ,
many Ind sent beef TO NtM
WI 5vode{phia, Boston and New
fcreev The times were hard IN the
ISast and money scarce, but there Woulu
be 4 change. Mr.. Simpson read u tele.
gram from George Gould asking uDoui
Sattle shipments, and Mr.. simpson s ~
this indicated that Mr.. ,Goua eye W."
on Fort Worth as a market ,-u,r ,yc
r.onnt tbe announcement of the people,
ma r want TO feel that the cAl''eu'un
@r Win MS. The bank would soon pe
onened. the belt line would soon W.
built. and 1t LAYS in your power ~ m s IN ~
Fort Worth one OF uie uV9t
the world. (AppluLsel ryt.hor, tho
II ere were cries for MI. nleugst' sion
secretary of tn sanitary nn 10 re-,
and President bush toos ~ hrsiness of
fer to the Importance Oh the -"
the commission. ,otbing
Experienced catllemen Hnem Hnsh,
about tire disenaes' T." a. 5So,ht mai
unit a rev years nv nau w. bundrpda
he had unnecessarily ue1ttosr n question
Of his own cutie ~ ny ia ia moi dared
which up TO ms yeur tion We have
TO present 10 w "7Es' tbo commits
passed that period OF lg"r, misunderstanding.
sion rs earnest! !. NU,n
and proposed 70 cont'' ~, ,obors ,vould
IL looked rs lnpuIu '"tai H. i,tnrast
soon ne q sb1rt lime there
ana r. pcll'acu ntior ana tbat n com,
W4uia De no. le5t,, ,,,o,Id soon make II
petenl conhlIislo" i" frow Teyos IL
posslDle 70 Snlp ori5 r,;tbont restrictior
my purl ol ny w hoiievnd tbe fine nj
+ I"tstt. no association should In
l5anu NJ" ssion
uVlse tH,tovr Va tbcn introduced. II,
~ "a1 S;fBcrity ovnarinnced wa,
shlu ~ n"'m nar a N Inc which hnt
10 oo ro's sscd Nv tba goysrnmcnt, Such
H. vns GYni nm ia December last, afte
,,wwhich tiuc tbe commission were AT a los
w reincate the imerinnry boundary, whicl
y,s fnnllv located AT the Knnsns Cit,
I, nnnyortinn which had not vet bnen dc
, cl"rad Int would probably be dome With
-. jovs III fbcn cttdao vnred TO de