Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
THE THIRD WARD.

\ horse attached to a light buggy.
became frightened yesterday afternoon
while standing hitched at the slaugh-
ter pen east of the city and ran in
town. Before the horse could be stop.
ned the buggy was almost totally de-
nolished The animal was not in.
jured.
The Waterman house has been un-
dergoing some repairs lately and has
received u coat OF paint, which adds
greatly to its appearance.
The Third ward is we'll surprised
with doctors aud if they are ali well
posted as they are numerous
there is no reason 10
fear an epidemic in the Third. Ii is
said, however, that some of them are
what are commonly known u,
quacks.
The new building now almost com
pleted, near the foot of Main street il
an ornament To that portion of the
city. 1t is n substantial looking
building ard reflects credit ON the en-
terprising builder Two conln.odious
stores are contained in il, which are
said to already have been rented. The
Third is progressing.
The ice trade Is booming i'm the
Third, according TO Ei Maddox, and
he is first-class authority ON that sub
ect,
Very little doing in the way Of
widening the sidewalks in the Third
ward.
:, Several of the principal streets ia the
iiil,u ward are IN Il most deplorable
condition. There are no sidewalks
ana IN bad weather it Is almost limos.
sioie for pedestrians TO get about. An
ordinance providing that every one re.
siding within the corporate limits
shali put good side walk in front of
lhelr property would remedy this evil.
VINO viii be the new alderman. Is
something the Third ward is Interested
~, and Is troubling the head of more
!.had one, Aspirants for aldermanic
honors are plentiful.
The fire laddies of the Third shop,d
have picnic. The DAYS are long and
one spent under the cool shade of the
trees would be enjoyed. Work il nm
boys, " Wy
Helrs Half Acre has been remark.
ably quiet for the past few DAYS. and II
Is hoped that the vigilance OF lie
officers has proved valuable lesson
10 the evil doors of that disreputa bile
portion OF the city. Its utter do.
inoiition would be the best course but
that seems to be out of the question.
both the Union and Santa Fe denots
are almost impossible TO be reached hy
,,sueslrians IN Indictment weather.
reopple should be forced TO build side
walks IN front OF their houses.
The growth of the Third ward sonth !
~ the railroad reservation is sop,e-
mug truly wonderful, New buiId. I
LIZ are gong up every day, and the (
'ba ~; W. real estate in that section OF
-ne city is daily increasing.
me Frhird ward boys take consider.
'ole stock IN base ball, and a large d,i.
Sa,oh VIII witness the game betvaen
ne fort Worth and Dallas clul,s,
Inc vacant lots along Houston ,trea,
Ie being rapidly built anon Two
Jew houses within few DAYS.
40 sign or a street railway track
ouih OF the railroad reservation as
Ct and 1883 is half gone. " ."
, me rapid growth of the city south +,
,ne railroad reservation, renders Ne a
,,,'hg OF those sireels impera,iv. / 4,
I'm one or two exceptions the s,rss,s
W. we n"I'hern parf Of the city come
~, fnd at Railroad avenue. This n,
ai'ef should be attended 10 and tbe ~,
'etls continued. ' ''N -;