The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09
SOME SHORT TALKS.


SOME SHORT TALKS.
Mr.. ~ s. Medium. who recently resigned
MS gcncral manager Of the Houston hast
and West Texas railway, has left for
New York with his family. He Is
going there 60 accept the presidency OF
the New York Securities company. In
speaking 10 Post reporter Just be-
fore his departure, he said 4 have
lived in this city for niue years. ard have
never cujoycd like period In my life any
better J am delighted with the city and
its people. Some Of Il dearest friends !
have on earth are residents Of Houston and
they arc fixtures here. As for me. am
sorry. Indeed. that | can not see my way
cenr TO stay. but business consideration
call me aud ! must GO You can rest as
sured, however, that ! will be \ frequent
visitor here and | trust the tates that gov
crn our lives will make it possible for me
TO come again with my family and make
this my permanent home There are no
TIGER people on earth than those Of Hons
ten, aud ] am anxious TO bc among them
do regret to leave. too, Tor otbcr than So
tiUl reasons. Houston Is today the largest
city in Texas and 1t VIII steadily Increase
its lead ITS possibilities are oUlN lmlted
by the extent and character OF the develop
ment ot Texas If YOU can measure thNL
49, - t1,u,',,, IL ~ b, ,,"rt,,i
st2r Spy ono vino b,,s stuliod tho situo
I'm Vii mot nclicyr undrrtnkc to CON
~, ""S ,''l1 In n t,ou,icd,n ~ tho
, Uni M ,,, 'a, ,,t " az, .ntitiou. thnt
ouil '" tr W,S NV rvsr ~" 70 nv ywif fur
uisbcS all the evidences needed on the sub
?,y, as NIn are % M",r hn nH' , mr. I,,
49," 49, wd a, ~ ,hn S,at Una strnnye to
'"s''Iu Par U va, , ""n - Han
~ 1 ,un, Wa ~ nn, ,nSfu,, GTritod
states started toward The now ElIorndD
they stopped along the Red river aud the
Counties rontie4oHS thereto, nnt u was, WASH
,baS thourht iittic fuTtbcr west and on
! they moved. The result has been that the
/ richest portion oi the STATE mas perh UNI
! ner,iIS Win IL nave brrn nronI,d" peo,,led
{ in some instances To an almost crowded
/ condition. reaction Is beginning to set
/ in however, aud slowly the tide of immi-
! grafton Is moving toward the eastern codD-
/ lies Lind is cheap over there, and crops
are certain They don't raise a phenomenal
I crop there this yrnr because the rains have
( been scasounhlc and phnt and work in vain
I next vrtr because the rains don't come They
/ can make their calculations from year to
year and depend upon them. II Is one or
the greatest poor mans sections on earth.
He viii not grow rich suddruly. hut he is
sure of a stendy and certain Income East
cru Texas Is he hes, proposition that /
know ~
! lnse any further lime In trd,ng il out A.,
FOR tbr CITY OF Houston. IA mates no d I.
7 frrenCe what mari of f1e STATE * davcIoprd
AM OF II Is her territory. aud the develop.
mont and advancement NJ atty parl M il
Lsnngts his pIrcr W. am rning In me
morning and for fear | won't sec }ou Ggain
WI, tld you Ho"utnyt hy lhr way, "
/ r,ie,ds I'm The hurry 81 my nrsp1rations
80 leave the lily. II Lave, YOU rln sny
to mem aS puhhciN as F99 may desire 10,
tbSn, befnrs I Ter, to hid thnm f,tcVoI
Or. W. w. Cunningham said ~ live In
tho bcst town In Tevns or course IL
=, 49, &. ~,
is not necessary 10 l'I' you thu' II Il he""
mont after giving that description Of the
nl,rra I'm which live We are sin boom
- IL, -,
ing ana we expect u" continue !" mum
until within the next I'VE years "" VII
hayr 10000 inhabitants We are husllcr'
hAt Ia IF