Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
Resedals L!ns-Fa.ssn Niles Of Exc.
tr,c Rosd 70 b. 0psratsd-Tlo
Valuable Real Estate
Owned BY ths oorporatian-BundinGs to be
Erected-PaYks, shsdad Drives, Eisc-
isie Road and Club house.

money on land or land securities, or cat-
tie, and to do general sgeccy OF trust
business.
Pso pie have wondered what Il al
gmesnt. Rlmor had i. that Mr. Hurley
Eas aching for syndicate &C wealthy
'oSnksEs ID the east, but 30 quietly MAS
everything do3e that even the purchase
Ct go important piece OF prop
arty as the Rlse1ale Street Car Line waS
1ot known outside the parties in interes ct.
O.her important Regotixtions ant mat
ters OF great Importance TO our city are
penciBg ana will come to 3 close tbs
meath AS many OF the document in
this sRair are now matters Of I'll ;Ial re c.
5rdSWe lay before our readera the facts
YstH reference TO this corporation as they
row appear:
Y. Last winter Nj. Hurley discussed the
question Of Increased street car facilities,
cisimipg that net only would 1t De profit
snle, cut thai II he could control tesifs-
be bodies Ct lsnd on the lie Of the road
ne cou,d procure the necessary capital to
do the Wncle afsir, and asked some OF
the gentlemen present to join him. A
sYEdlca'e IVES quietly formed here and
Mr. HurleY's eastern friends joined
hsnds, the result of which te deal in
voivIng over 100000 First the
Leich, then the Hunter tract, HeIt
came tho Mozart property, then other
pieces in various places, then charters
for street car lines we're obtained on ths
following streets, which at glance show
that this company controls ABOUT every
tkirg IN sight The streets Char cree are
"Beg Rnirg at the center Of the inter
sscti n OF Westherford and Houston,
thence with ana along Wsathertord to tn
ceQtsr CT .as Intersection OF Wes!herf0rd
with Penn street, thence w!t1
and along Penn to the center
of the intersection CT Penn With H0rA1
street, fheEce with aud along
North 20 tnA C nts, Ct the In
iergec.ion OF ,Nor.h witl BIl!inger street,
lhsrcs With sld along BL!Iisgar 20 the cGo.
Ter OF the Intersection OF BilllEser VIII
PennsVivaaia ava nue, themes esss with and
sIcng Penneylvslla Evenua 30 S1e ceater q
the inu rsecuun o. Pennsylvania avenue
with Fifth avenue, thence south with and
0loEg T f;n GYUnuo 70 the city limits
Also te9Inning 81 tbs C n!eF Of the inter
section cf Main aud SEvaath s,reets,
thence sass win sad GlG z Seventh to the
center OF Grove Test. thence north with
and along Grove to the center OF the in,
teEsecii0n CT Grove and FIJI b streets,
sEiSnce Csc. oa Fl TO the cester OF the
'foters. Csion Of Fifth sac Harding streets,
thence south with srd sloIg Harding
20 the center f tae Intersection Of Lu
ellis avenue, Fifteenth sad Harding
streets, thence westward and along Eft
teenth 20 the c9nter CT the Intersection OF
4 CT @ S n
With and sloug G u up . the point Of in
direction Of Crump TO The point Of inter.
section Of toe south iiGe CT the railroad
donation with K nluCkY avenue, thence
eou h with sBd along Kentucky GVeHue IL
.hg southern iimiis Ct the City. Also be.
giDnIng az the p0Ilt Of Intersection CT the
southern limits of the tiy with
the cenIer OF Crawford street,
gcetce nouh with sGd elJng Tucker
greet, tbarce eNss with aEG along TRckeE
10 the center OF the Intersection OF Tucker
gitn J laes strset, theEcs north Wita sEd
Siopg jones 10 toe point Of intersection
If jones street. With the south lire CT tie
EEitro&d reservation.
Sc ) SAID cooperation shall have TIC
rigat 30 lsy, cree, construct sad pus
down their track in the center Of sold
streets, together With such number OF
switches, spuTa, turning tables and side
tracks as nRy he necessary for Inc proper
aud advantageous conduc! II said street
railway line; and s&'d sttsetrsilWey CON-
pGnY snsu have inc right ara power 20
Opsrste aad Il2 the Rsms b7 horse power,
s5esm pDwCr or ele ctriclty.
Aad by another caarseF tho Weat Fort
Worth S rect Railway COMPANY has The
franchise Sor the only route from the
20ard & TrSde (ouGlneEs Center OF city,
10 Wss. FIT WOr ii, g section PROMISING
to be one OK the mOss attractive residence
portions Of tde city. Ta!s roule begins
n the cenrer OF the Intersection OF Sew
eEtAeEd North NsiB.sreets, tlsEce froq
VI stree; west Ga ssg9nth street 70 ths
90 hm,ts" q. -
With these Two systems and the fsoseG
dSisHL'5e uadas one PSnsgemeat, tie
Vest y. X >WoztG.C }mpaay :'HIu dHn S
CCunpitys bSi5 lire, IS sbo5E bYssbe
UslS. C1n1ectiGg with thsi unio1s .deB0l,
B AID Of ftSde, driving park, bSse ba
G Qua 6, opera house tnd tbs PAVILION. :
"a aable and popular property, which be-
Ion ged 10 the RJse6Eie Street Railway
C39RsRy..@
Aqd: negotiations sye now pending 10
Place TIE entire System under electricity,
so tlGt Fort Worth will s3on be the
plunesT city to adopt electricity 6s &
motive power in tie Lone Star state.
Ike fGsncI'l status OF the company
tsn better De determined by reference 70
It's board Of directors and III GERS for the
gesr ending October L. 1889 TdeV are:
Jobn V. ParW,u (J V. Esrwsll & Co.,
wholesale dry gouds), Chicago; Irving A.
EgAns Irving a. EVsns & Co banksrs),
s5ston; Walter Poster (P0tter, Lowell &
So. barkers), B rs:on; E1nis W. Tsyl0r,
FeEt Worth; Edwin L. Ctbss, Fort
Worth; George [ Hurley, For. Worth;
Thomks J. Hurley, Fort Worth. TIE
, ii ers a-e: EiWib s ChSse, Fort Worth,
president; Wafer Potter, Boston, vice.
pIesldeni; !. HufleT, Fort worth, Sec
ceIary; a. B, Snits, Fort Wor.b, rreas-
arer; general fi OF, FoTt Worth, Tex;
oFsnca fi3e, : Exchange Place, Boston.
Hon. John V. FsrwelI needs no iDtss,
fuc'iOn 20 Tsxas reader. Mr.. living
4. EVars is the head OF ths largest oaRk-
0g and commission hou.e In Neg Egg
S-d, tier volume Of business lss; yeSf
,eGc 1ine, AeSrlY $3.50, 100000. Mft.Waga
Gr Potlfris the head Is tae, largest 'SSAl>
rs Ii commeIpisl pspsr ir>'lns U1As
S.slssss. fheir business ,,psg0tiating pa
'er SvsrAgirg SropA SlI2. 900 per week,
y some $50 Ceo,0C0 ssr wear. The Fass,
Torlh directors are .Messrs. Ts2f1y,
Jhsse, Gso,g L. sand TlCmss J. H1nsy
YA0 are so we'll known IN tbs communists
Is progressive and aggressive men III
/ would ne supelh1us 70 state thsse4i-
nEtion II which they ars held. 1