Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31
DENIs0N.
The Cato City Is steadily Improving,
and Now Has Many Public
Works In Hand.
Gone 10 IlIlnois--A Representative I'D a.
Broke n Legion the Sick List
Personal Notes.
special TO the Gazette

foundation, 100 feet long, ~ 0inlOst com.
plcted, and the large well, pllrty-one feet
wide, is about twenty-five feet down TO
water and sand. This duu't look like the
I ice factory was all elbow" as papers
around as state. Behlnd the main build
I ing will be built an eRglne-honse thirty
I i've feet long aud on kie west side viii be
I the house 70 store Ice in. The manager
saws that he Is confident by the LIST OF
April the factory will be turning out ice
Surveying for the mains and pipes for
the witer-works still goes on, and as the
company have filed bond OF $4,000 TO
secure the carrying out OF their contract,
I II looks like business aud no elbow"
The Electric Light company has been
granted the right to put IN plant, put
up poles aud run wires through the streets
aud alleys OF Denlson. There will be
about six or seven miles of wire, and the
entire OUTFIT Will cost Ia the neighbour
hood OF 100000. The company is COM
posed of citizens OF Denison, and when
Denlson undertakes 70 do a thing II Is
generally done, The electric light Is no
"blow.n
There IL bill before the council ask
ing permission 70 erect another gas fac
tory, that made of water. II the right of
way Is permitted, Mr.. Hathaway says
work VIII begin Immediately. The coun-
ell viii undoubtedly grant the right
The plans aud specifications OF the new
opera-house 10 be built by Col. j. f..
Streeper, In connection with the Colon
ado hotel, are finished, the contract let
for the brick work, and work will be
begun at once, The lower story Is to be
an opera-housn or ball room, rs the
guests of the hotel desire, the upper story
TO be cut into rooms, and the whole
house which faces the south ON Chest
nut street, will be connected TO the main
hotel by bridges, and still Denison is on
the Improve.
Fred Muller Is having the wreck of the
late fire cleared away, and Is going TO add
q two story brick business house TO his
handsome block on Main street. Still
pcnlson Improves.
The knights OF Labor are going 20 start
daily paper, to be run In the interest of
their order and a channel through which
their voice may be heard; when attacked
ON every side weapon they need to de-
icnd themselves and still Improvements
90 on In Deuisou
There are at least twenty residences being
erected Ia this city, varying in cost from
: 100 to $4,000, aud numerous other i'm
provcments are going on In DeuisOn.
larry Williams, young lad of fifteen,
started out from his home In the Terri
tory to see the world but his father came
after him and took him home
Several Indians have been In the city
for the past few days aud rupers tried TO
get thum TO try their different games but
failed, as the Indians were not OF the
sporting Kind.
A hoilor.makcr was discharged at the
Missouri Pacific workshop yesterday aud
an Investigation committee ot the Knights
OF Labor are looking into the matter.
The citizens of Dcnsou can we'll be
proud OF their city officials and police.
The police court In Drnispn to-day comes
nearer paying It's costs than any city in
the state. While the papers from differ
cnt towns are complaining of the large
number of tramps, there Is not any TN
Donison. Why2 Because our police
don't let them hang around, and when
arrested they are given the Job OF break
Ing rock lor several days, The Dcuison
rock pile md vlgllant police are widely
known through the secret order OF
rampism,
Nine new subscribers added their names
to TnE GA2ETrE's subscription list yes
terday.
Don't TAIL to secure u copy ot Mondays
Issue containing the sermon Of DR.. Tai
mage on the Marriage Ring,
CHARLES Soholl Is confined to his bed
with a severe cold
Mr. Loc, our efficient iaiier, who has
had u hard spell OF typhoid fever, is some
what better hut still not out OF danger.
Tue probability OF moving the post
Office IL all the talk on our streets, aud
your reporter hears large number OF the
business men express themselves, favor
Ing different locations. The new post
master is Still at Washington City and
knows nothing of all the postoGlce talk
going on IN Denlson.
Miss Maud Barnes who has been Wis.
itlng Ia the city, the guest OF the Misses
LeBaumrc, returned home, near B0nhAm,
to-day, Poor WIN, we sympithize with
you.
G., d, Waudelohr OF the sherman
Courier accompanied by his family, is
visiting in the city the guest of Mr., John
NAPLES,
Deputy United States Marshal Hockuey
yesterday arrested Robert Adams, at
SSs0S FROM old man Peoples, IN the
Indian Territory. The theft was
committed ON tire night of the
2Sth inst, and he Was captured the next
day He was brought before the com.
missioner, admitted the theft, and also to
stealing S20 from the person of another
man on Monday night. lie was taken 70
Dallas t0-lay,
Mrs. Leyorton left fos her fathers home
Ia Illinois yesterday,
ioward, Tux GAzEraG n0wshoy, and
the hest newsboy in the city, Is on the
sick list az present, aud h.s many custom.
erS MISSED his pleasant iaec to-day. We
hope he Win sOou be on the streets again,
however, with bundle oi GA2Errrs
under his RSm,
a. A, G0rea, grocer, II siEk
The members OF the Gate City Social
clO9 VIII Siyo private ball peNt week,
no one but The members No be present
The editor of the Sunday Gazetteer, n
e, Merry, goes so Cincinnati Go represent
Texas editors IN the meeting oa Size sd
and s5th OF Fobraary
ID. Q House city attorney, went to
Fort Worth to-day,
horse fol- with small bog named
Charley Bowie, about three miles Yves, 81
town, 2HG Il Is feared broke his log.
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Now Is t,o time Tor Col. llgen's
friends 60 c0mo 10 the front and give him