The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12

We nave Mnfkeu over NN'lA wv VI
the property and We know that By
the most careful management 1t alb
solulcly requires this money II any
man does not believe ~ want him
TO come 10 my office will show
him. The company has waited as
long as they can Teams have been
standing idle all summer that they
might take up this work and now
the company must 20 TO work I've
worked for two months on this.
i've used my own time, paid my own
railroad fare, livery hire and hotel
bills and | don't know whether III
get \ return for II. / believe that
I have paid my share but | want
that amount made and IN put in a
800 more"
"A good many Of us walt III we
see what our competitors are doing"
suggested NJ. c. Mobiles Now !
would like to see my competitors
come I'm strong but while we are
waiting we need tho money You
may mark up Mobiles Brothers con-
trlbutlon an additional t2O.'
Mark mp $3.50 more for the West
ern Rank a Trust Co" is the way b.,
T. Ware spoke for his company.
This is u matter which l. as a
real estate man, take seriously to
heart" said ]. H. Gouldy Every
piece of ground I've sold here for a
year and half has been with the
understanding that the shops were
coming here. Now we must make
good It doesn't do to say that ANA
rillo Is city and that railroads viii
come here. They don't always do
lIt. The railroad went twenty miles
away and waco never got over 1t and
never will. ! don't know where I'll
got tho money but my friend MI
sanborn says he will see me through
SO I want to go down for 500 more"
"f'ye been down stairs" an
nounced w. b, Patterson, Ito the
county court room where the hod
carriers unionsis holding a meeting
and two OF them gave me dollar
piece. who'll be next?" 'Hr-
"Guleke and Kersey $50 more,
~. Il. Summers $780," were answers
to the question.
"rve been bringing money &c
spend here for nearly. a year" sale
p. e. Boesen, publisher OF the Dahl
Panhandle taking the floor ''and ne
one knows that better than my bank
or over there, But am building
a business among you and ! am ont
OF YOU. gave about as much as
thought I could but you add "a SiOi
to my other contribution"
"a man left It to, me this after
noon as to how much he should sub
scribe. contributed w, b, Patter
son. III he were here 7 might Civ
more but I'll put r. w. Wright dow
for 800"
Left TO = Committee. -
"B. c. ~ Bynum 500" Anna
nllo Hardware company 500" "H
n. Cooper $50" we're among tn
calls that made the total ris
steadily In response to calls TO
"Ebersuadt," A. Eberstadt steadfastl
declared that as he had given soc
he could give no more and final
he offered ITO leave It TO a committe
n that wasn't enough for him.
; "Well, Just name your committee,
offered the chairman, Well fl
them"
Then the secretary announced ths
the amount was down to $9,O41 an
asked for contribution to make
! even. Gross Brothers Cement con
pany came up with the requlsl'
amount Then S. H. Madden tol
the secretary that he would consldC
his firm severed from the railroa
long enough to put Madden & Tru'
love down for $500.
rs Bob Chanselor here?" Gale
tho chairman as he recalled sewers
possible names. mo, he isn't" WI
7 the prompt response from one sic
Q OF the hall "but | guess you'd be
I ter put him down for 800"
The Last $500. -
/. IL have been authorized TO gi'
the last $500 for one firm a
nounced w. B. Patterson, who b.
I been stirring again among the me
. in the hall. Now II you'l just g
che other $1,000"
: Here Eberstadt, Horsbrugh al
I Crudgington came in for raises of
I, hundred each. J, l.. Smith follow
\, and II. A, Csmpocll and j. P. Flo
!, announced a hundred. From s.