Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-16
ENTERPRISE.
What Fort WORKS People Hsys Done and
Will Continus to Do.

VIVA, Fort wortL's People Hsys Done and
Will Continus to Do.
SA2TOS, PA, Jan. II. lass.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
In view of close reading OF THE GA
zETTE during the past year, tie under
signed Is constrained 10 write q few
items that may interest your readers.
Recognizing the skill and ambition
evinced in The GAZETTE, il is not more
than just to say it Is among the ablest ed
tied oaiiiee. and as TO news it is the most
searching and enterprisiDg; sad further,
as to the development Of the town, county
aud state, no other psper can compare
with IL il the unbiased character and IN
stinted amount If interest it takes-.l-
ways in the front to suggest and ALWAYS
ready to assist IL leudab.e and useful
projects. Finally, IL has done more for
the state, county and town than ap7 one
or possibly all other agencies combined.
1t is pleasing to note the spirit Ct action
eyinced by the immigration convention.
and no one could DO otherwise than Wish
1t success. The perfect concord and CO.
operation OF both ci& .ns and railroad
companies insures lis success. The rail
roads, once Interested 10 m after OF that
kind, In which so much bench. must &C
cTue to them, will not give up the project
unless driven thereto by desparat OF
Having scent six months In Tsrra,t coups
ty, (And Fort Worth }, We speak from ex-
perlence when We cay that for enterprjse
and vim, with speedy action to compia-
tion, Fort Worth leads. Because, when
arriving there In April last, the town gss
all astir for the ''Panhandle," but, be-
l1eving that "charity begins at home"
HE GAZETTE urged The necessity Of
internal improvements, such as foundries.
tannerles, m!lls and stock yards. II far
tner PROOF were necessary, IL is only need
ed to say that the tanEery project first
took shape and form III Nav, and the nrs,
OF July witnessed ths products in shoes.
The first Of June ground was
broken for the Fort Worth iros
foundry, and October saw
beautiful steam FIRE engine making
Introductory exhibit on the courthouse
square. TIE latest move In the liae q.
iron products Is for blast furnaces Tor the
production of metal Ia Jha town, and is
not improbable that oy Jaru.ry, 1883 il
will be reality. q Spanish moss collar
factory sprung into existence in eauslIV
incredible short time, amt while tie Uoion
stock yards was the largest projec, and
took the longest time to mature, vet
when headed by ]. Peter Smith Il ie To-
day reality, and eventually viii De one
Of the most prof able os well as the most
beneficial enterprise the genius OF tha
country could secnre. And now comes
the Knowledge OF large Touring m,llsnd
grain elevator by Messrs. Cameron & Ia
tam. While we wish 20 IL fortune to either
BeWleY or Evans, We do hope and wish
the new enterprise will be success. and
that the Farmers Alliance people can bs
Interested in IT go that when h.ryest
comes again they may not be required 70
sell grain as cheaply as they did the last
summer. The mentisu of lust one more
cthe wool securing W project, and it lie
established. Fir. q1sotly during the sum
mer was the subject brought to the no
tice OF capitalists, ard that there were
millions in it." and already the grounds
sre secured, the buildings erected and me
water running on the mill. Now for cot
ton and WOODEN manufactures.
T.P.V