Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
FROM NEW MEMO
Texas Men to Be n Net I sSt
Capitalists In Tssi,"'-

Capitalists IuTssStii,S..' 7
Correspondence of the e.,.,,
socoRRo, N. NJ, N.Y..
my last letter to you I b ,p~ le~-Sl
through the southern nv, s'Wesk
tory. Leaving socorro e ou ,s q y
Topeka & Santa Pe AN 'ne Aiel
stop ] made was Deno,sa,l ioad ID,
Paclfieand Silver Citysucsan :. Sou
y Pacific railroads, The lay. me De
of the Silver City ~ ,ilatlefah
of about 5000 inhsliIs. Is a
americans. II has se,,,. M
wholesale and retail b ssseisl
hotels and one bank nS Muse
to be quite a lively tow w'enlng \
at present : sinking an a + aAg
and II water can be fo ~,ssslaa
viii have a big boom, as s s., Dsa
talists are awaiting The wen
well. 'Ae result q
Among the Texas men ii.
correspondent met was "aen
Betterton of the house =, az n
Son 4 Co; also a Mr.. On \ sellsa
from El Paso, who is mans S'ols
wholesale and retail drv @s aoss 4
of A. Schultz. sVd' b
After q stay of three
scribe boarded the wv d
Deming Il Pacific railroas !.
to the beautiful little cit "A, y y.
where your correspondent ~, Noi
ished TO see such large bneir'aa
and fine private residence =
a place of about 5000 lnhshs
has some large firms M.
has % wholesale and retail A
Mr., Schulz has been here
and with hard and hone.i1 NJ. 4
gained the confidence Of A.
and to-day does ~
business in the Southwestes,' ,. W.
Next in groceries come s-ss
Marks, wholesale and retsi
The above firm, like Mr. NJ
the largest business Of this kisss
southwest county. They rees'.'s
g DDS in carload lots. M M,,As
Californian, from san Franci.,. n .
Smith is well known In Term (.
lived In Dallas for a period = 4.
years, being the proprietor Of me-
Lamar hotel, nov the ST Geo,' I
Smith was anxious to hearfroni
Your correspondent hands
a copy of THE GAZETTE. Al =
promised a subscription for vog1
able paper on his return TO SIlw y
another large firm ia tbe
Jewelry Manufacturing compaor
above house was established h h
and incorporated in 1858. Tbsyn,
an elegant stock, manufacturing
of their jewelry and doa very p,0sa
business. Mr.. IL Setter, an Old NJ,
is the boss mechanic Of the aboyeSr|
Messrs, Kidd & Co., in wholesslelI1
is the leading liquor house ofthels
town, while Frork & Walker AZ N
druggists. They have fine sloTs I
carry a large stock. Silver has ssygl
hotels, the Turner and fremont III
ing the lead; two banks, Silver oil
bank and Meredith & Altman. B'6
of the banks seem 10 do very proaa
BILE business. ALL told, SilYa
about the incest and coolest town.
the territory. Your corresponds
also had the pleasure Of meeting v
j. j. Bell, attorney at Law, formerly
Sherman, Tex, and proprietor d d
Courier; also Mr.. c. j. Bayne sonoiC9
]. @. Bayne, formerly pnpIisla
the Mineola Hawkeye. MIR. AnI
attends to the wants OF the ges|
traveller behind the counter q
Schu tbs store. While In Silva
the Old Man mine was sold toh
capitalists. The amount paid I
same your correspondent col
learn, except that one Of the rs
= Mr.. p. Jones, received z :
share $22, 900. Court was 10 =
while there, and among themAnl
on the docket was the famous klNa
case; but on account OF somuch
dice of the parties he was gTAnas
charge of venue TO the new coahR'
Siena.
From Silver your correspondent /.
the stage for Georgetown, q llyslI =
ing camp twenty-five miles non :
yer. Georgetown has abont0Vlla
itants; has three stores Of geneiil y
chandisa and one hotel; buslnta Z
is lively, as the mines produce ! y Z.
deal of mineral; silver In abunaia
and the above place premises
come a great place In Jug
future. On your way TO deois',
you pass the beautiful Fort balas.
which place q company Of solola'''
stationed.
From Georgetown your coi " =
ent went his way down the M !.
river, where you can see sOl.
ranches, namely, the Anlhol! (
Woods, and Dudley 4 bIocspa
The latter is one Of the ilness -. -.
in the territory, and ifrepOns s,i ~ :,
was sold last week TO an Elgasa
psny for $4,000. Mr.. Brocklua -, |,
ing paid $500 for the same
years ago. .oa ~
subscribers TO the weekly W.
from some of the above psil'.ss. ,.si
While on the train OIL Ine = -. Z 1
Topeka & Santa Fee daS i y
your correspondent got s'i is.is
with the assistant resideps
of the southern division, a III :
Snow, who informed your s1 .aT,,s,
the Santa Fe road had l'ls oo ', ss,i
with ID. Lautz for lOOlspy, .e m
stone to be used as Iip-TaP ~. ~ "A
ouerque south. The A ,,., /. u
running four trains dAiis
lines.