The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13
BYENSE DAIRY FARM.
! That 1t Nill BE the Largest
10 the World.
hG MATTERS AT BEAUMONT
Mint, and SpecuIntfons About
\. p.sv-Ne,ys and Notes of
.sh.ast Texas Metropolis.

WI december 12.--The largest
n ID the world is to be established
no county, about eighteen miles
n Beaumont, and Mr.. ii. Z.
4 Iowa will be the proprietor.
n sgo IL was announced in these
hat Mr.. Wheeler had purchaser
h. or what is known as the va
,ue Of land, but as he was not IN
or vicinity at the time it could
Iuned what he proposed doing with
kety, the general impression being
II. been purchased for colonization
Il Of this week Mr.. Wheeler ar
he city and from him 1t was
aat the land had been purchased
,gyose Of establishing the largest
hn in the world Il have not as
x,d my plans replied Mr.Wheel-
uanse to the Post correspondent
sr details OF the proposed enter
t4 would rather not talk until |
n ID more definite shape. don /
rse. however. that have pur-
q land Tor dairy farm purposes
~ 10 make it quite considerable
k1ent. have investigated sui
y discover that the land Is favor
lzsd for such an enterprise ana
apense OF production Will, on ac-
climate and forage. be much
Dan Is necessarily incurred by
Establishments in the north. The
~ now have under consideration
'Nse a considerable outlay OF
The lands must be fenced. the
Exssd, houses built and refriger-
Iaat will be necessary. You see it
u undertaking and until matters
lilsly arranged | would prefer 10
atg further than that the dairy
" Be established.
Weller comes to this section as a
oui he is prominent in the bust
financial circles OF the North and
u. He Is reputcd as being one OF
aaniest citizens of Iowa, and sew
Usage was the republican candidate
raler Of that state. and served tho
Mu'enant governor. FOR more
NV years he has been engaged IN
Amins, and several gentlemen from
Wy, who were in the city last
le not only made a phenomenal
.N ma he was a man of remark
- and Illustrated his business
ZOE by remarking that when he
aOulder TO anything it had tc
|, .oua'y Surveyor Daucette Mr.
r,, rs spent the larger part Of this
.,s'lhg the land. He says his son
n. practical dairyman. will ar
WEEK Tor permanent residence.
Ali LIKED THE COUNTRY.
EDWARDS, secretary Of the state o
''OTse N. Seward. assistant Stat,
80 L. Moiiat, general manager o
apartment OF the Chicago, Rocl
iaeihc railroad George NJ
H. Nslaent of the American Trust
"'epeka, Kas,; Judge w. L. Park
ap''allst of Ottawa. Kas.. chap
s,,, seorge NJ. Craig. assistant gen
| rs M OF the Kansas City. Jitts
49, WI railroad; +. w. Mcdonald
~ nanager for the Kanras city
|sis,. u9if; Charles 6. Young. rail.
hi y, me Omaha Bee, and f. A
IA r,s'aser Of the Port Arthur
~ ,i ,ssshsiie company. were in tn,
y b,s,.a. en- route to their respectiv,
3 Ann. oteh on three days visi
y a, a. we deep water port OF tn
~ rittsburg and Gulf railroad
ei,s D. arthur the gentlemen Wis
"A ,be.u.s, inspected the jetties, ac
q M se'ves with the harbor con
niiro,ss a. Mr. Monat OF the RocI
shh a., eApressed II, loaded them
! tsosle ,s mat will open the eye
hn H., VIC North and West VIII
b. Grl,ONflng for deep waite
y sl,b coast. 1.-THE gentlemen wer
esse Il ,h uiVlr trip. enthusiastic il
~ h,vs =. y, country and climate an
ta ey, am In the future of Por
xera, 'astieed by the fact tina
aAd Seward invested slOo,o