The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-04-28
rAvous FARMS At FELLsAEHt


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IN -tor, article it is impossible 70
p, ,o1 much in detail in referring 10
rr n gigantic proposition as the feIIs'
men. Farm, Company and ITS develop
ror, work. bit the subject OF water
.uypIy for domestic use and irrigation
uy.t not BE- omitted. Thus far the com
pang has put down four four-lncn ar
'c.ian wel.a. Here is the record: NO
!. 30 feet deep, flow 80 gallons per
minute; No 2, $50 feet deep, now q"
gallons per minute; No. 3, $50 feet deep,
no~ 2GG gallons per minute; No. t. ~
feet deep. fow 27j gallons pei, minute
As the entire tract is practically, IeyeI,
and as it has been demonstrated mat
there exists a clay subsOll, there is no
question as regards complete irrigation
At small cost. These wells are bored
and cascd for less than one dollar
foot, mai ing the entire expense OF
rour-nch well. with sufficient flow to
rrigate at least forty acres, less than .
400. There is no need for thing where /
he clay subsoil exists, as the bitches .
will carry water to the remote corners .
If the farm. This has been demons
rated at Hastings, where the artesian
wells are such great fac in the sue
.essful growing Of Irish potatoes, corn,
.Otton and other crops.
With the immense drainage system
veil under way the lands Of the Fells-
mere Farms Company will soon be put
N the market. The selling will be done
" the Security Underwriters Corpor-
ton of Kansas City, Of which Edward
IAN Asmus is chairman Of its board Of
directors. Mrs. NJ. c. Fowler, who has
national reputation, is sales manager,
md will be assisted by G. A. Coldren.
he headquarters Of this corporation
re 2O9 Scarritt Build &, Kansas City.
The officers If the FelIsmerc Farms
Company, owners and developers Of the
ract, are: Oscar 4. Crosby of War
enton, Va, president; F.. Nelson Fell
{ Warrenton, vice-president; Ernest
!, Every, Sebastian, manager On the
lrcctorate are men prominent in New
ork financial circles, including Charles
. Eddy, Harry A. Kahler. Edgar }.
leycr, George 7. OrdWay, K. W .Speir.
G. White. EN-. Farnsworth, of Bos.
N, William Stanley of harrington,
lass, and j. A. Vans Agnew of ks
mmec, Fla. iiomeseeker.