Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-21

ment, giving a list OF all new enter
prises in the South, the Manufacturers
Record of this week contains the follow
ing items of new industries and the en-
largement of old ones in this state:
TEXAS.
Abilene-Grist mill-Smith s. Wooderd
are adding a grist mill to their cotton
/ gin.
MISUNDERSTANDING Whitley will
/ publish paper and has purchased ma
! terials for printing Office.
| Austin-Bank building-The City ma
! tional bank contemplates erecting a three
or four-story bank building, and invites
| plans and specifications.
| Bryan-Creamery-A company with
| about six thousand dollars capital stock
! has been formed TO start a creamery. A
! site has been selected.
Cleburne-The Cleburne building and
lean association, capital stock 500 600,
| has been chartered
Cleburne -Waterworks - Propositions
and bids for building waterwoFxs viii be
received by the mayor.
Colmesneil-Tram Road and Sawmill-
The Yellow Pine lumber company are at
work on the three-mile extension of their
tram road lately mentioned. Are using
thirty -fve-pOund steel rails The gang
mill they contemplate building is one of
about 20 200 or 90 900 feet daily capac-
ity.
Corpus Christi-W aterworks- is pro-
posed to build q system of waterwOrks If
supply of water can be secured from
the artesian well previously mentioned as
being drilled by the city. A stand-pipe
viii be built. S33 ZOO of bonds are 10 be
issued
Dallas-The Anglo-Texan land and
loan company has been organized, with
j r. Palmer as president.
Decatur-Street Improvements - The
mayor is negotiating the sale OF $40 900
Of bonds to be used for street improve
ments.
Eagle Pass-Electric Light Plant.
w Riddle, l. lie Bona, William Haus-
ser, John c.. Baylor and others have m
corporated the Texas Mexican electric
light and power company; capital stock,
$50 900.
Ell Paso-Building-Th contract for
the foundation, basement and area walls
of the building to be erected by the gov
eminent, previously reported, has been
let to Mccarthy & Baldwin of Washing
ton, at SIS $50
FL -School-Bids for the erection
of two-story brick school building will
be received until January % by l.. b.
Prudential, chairman board of trustees.
Kneezel 81 Vermehen are the architects.
Fort rth-Railroad-The permit for
building railroad, lately mentioned as
asked for by Joseph H. Brown and 9TH
ers, is not for street railroad, as stated,
but for privilege of building railroad and
switches through certain properties.
Fort Worth-Canning Factory-A can
ming factory is projected.
Fort -WarehOuses-Th Plano
manufacturing company will move their
southwestern headquarters to Fort Worth
and build large warehouses.
Observation-Disclosures Light Plant
The Gainesville electric light and fuel
company viii put in at once another
boiler and engine for their electric plant,
previously mentioned.
Observation-Disclosures Light The time
for receiving the bids for lighting the
city and city buildings for a term of five
years and bids for furnishing a complete
electric light plant has been extended
until March 2. Address j. Reymers-
hotter.
Giles-Town-A town is being laid out
on the Fort Worth and Western railroad
to be called Giles. It is twenty miles
south of Clarendon.
Greenville-C Creamery. H. Wanzer
OF Wisconsin is making efforts to interest
parties in starting creamery. 1t is pro-
posed to form company with about
$4,000 capital stock.
Observation-Disclosures and Mattress Fac
tory, etc j. F. Fang win start a factory
for manufacturing furniture, lounges,
bed springs and mattresses, and is pur-
chasing machinery.
Houston-Cotton and Wooden Mill-It
is reported that a company has been
formed to start q cotton and wooden mill,
and viii invest about 500 900. Jeans,
etc. win be manufactured.
Houston - Car-wheel Works-H. H.
Dickson, A. d. Banta and Henry H.
McDougau (of Louisville, Ky. ) have in
corpOrated the Dickson Car-wheel COM
pany, capital stock, $50 GOO, to manu-
facture ear wheels.
Lampasas - Opera House-A. H.
Barnes viii build a new opera house
Laredo-Tannery and Wooden MilI-It
is reported that parties are negotiating
for site on which to build a tannery and
wooden mill.
Martin and others have Incorporated the
Laredo building and loan association,
capital stock 500 600.
PecOs City-Canal-D. K. TAYLOR, L.
c. HaTdeman ana others have chartered
the Grand Falls irrigation company, capt.
tai stock $40 600, to build an irrigation
canal thirty-five miles from Pecos City.
Brickyard-McNeil s. Blevine
have purchased machinery for a brick
yard with capacity of 80 900 per diem
Rusk-Land-The parties from Kansas
reported last week as purchasing land
viii lay out streets, parks, etc.
Rusk-WagOn factory-Mr. De Vaney,
previously reported as starting a wagon
factory, contemplates, ii is stated, build
ing a larger factory.
Rusl-Planing mill-Birkshire s. Co.
of Waco, will build planning mill,
57xl00 feet, and manufacture sash,
doors, blinds, etc. Machinery is prob
ably purchased. a dry-AiIn win be adj
ded soon.
san Antonio-Church-Th Cumber-
land Presbyterian church are tearing
down their old church preparatory to
building new one to cost 500 GOO.