Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

lar price and on easy payments, the,
| suit being that no one makes a o.,
towards securing the mills, Their snh
scriptions being towards the purchase =,
lots which will return not only ~.
amount Of the subscription, but in ma.
cases with a profit added.
The owners of Alamosa Heights hars
aside So acres for the Paper Mill Co :,
| acres to be sold off in lots and s aere,,a
served for the mill site. Ten rssidenos,
will be built on the lots. ThXh. &
| C. Ry. Co. will start their rapid suburbs,
train on the 18th which 9sll trsp.t..
passengers in II to IA mil1kes. The nv.
will be gold at a very loM price SIS en-
pavableS39 FER monthseAnd the buye,,
will be fuH4lshed witkmonev to b11t
houses at Hse thsf&in not exceed a
monthly rentasH would seem tins,
this is Il very ~ &f;caI way for wage.
earners or any eue We rents to secure
| home OF their own.
Every citizen concedes4As ueei Of fan.
tories. Tosecure them is the que<,jon
| and at this stage of the city's life II -
quIres sorr form of q subsidy. After
sufficient number of factories are locat.t
here TO give the city a standing as
manufacturing center, other enterprise.
of this nature will come on their own sc.
count. Just 81 this stage, however. IA
must work for and contribute to the r;ch,
sort of faoto les. Let the paper mil Ia
pushed to successful result.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
J. NJ. Hartsteld is erecting f1ls res.
idence on East Wea therford street. I,
will cost $4,000.
Mr.. Morehouse is building 5000 rs.i-
dence on East First street.
The stockholders aud directors of Tuv
GAZETTE building and savings associs.
ton met at the board OF trade last night
The directors reelected Maj. K "
VnnZand: president, 7. b. Wood sec,s.
tary and James Harrison treasurer.
Merrill Watson of st. Louis, president
OF the expanded metal company is in the
city with q view of establishing Te1a,
Headquarters and a factory at this place
He is the guest of \. I. Byers, IN old
friend and school mate.
The plans for large distillery are ma
terializ ing and will be fully mstured
early in 1921.
Word has been received that Buruhau
* Root are already ut work on the plan,
Of the great hotel.
There could he no better time than tbs
present for the city council to order good
sidewalks constructed.
Considerable money has already heen
subscribed to the stock OF au electric
street railway company to build line to
Brooklyn Heights.
The ArtesIan ice company is putting in
machinery in its new factory building on
Front street.
The Dixie wagon factory has al ma
chinerv in position now, and is gathering
material preparatory to beginning work
early in January.
The committee having the project 10
hand is pushing the paper mill.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
S. o. Noodle TO Fred Crosby,
seventy-tive ceres, :. Pop
plewell tract ..........S :, 600 O.
W. Il. Harris 10 e. G.. Corbin,
Jr., $50 acres on Denton
creek 80. -................. $3.50 o.
J. w. Ray to a. H. Perkins.
eighty acres, :. I. Perkins
survey. -.......-.. 800 %
Mich Christ to V. Metz, lot 3.
block 10, Brooklyn Heights $50 o.
Wooden mill company to r. II.
Hughes, lots % and 20; block
3, Wollen mill addition. ... 100 %
L. Harding 10 S. o. Noodle,
III scres, w. II. Harrell u
survey .............. ...... 1000 G: !
VIII Niece to j. Asbery, $40
acres near Village creek. 29l O.
F. l.. Crosby TO +. Harding.
lots 90 aud 81, block IS,
Welsh survey. .......... 2,59o @.
C. l.. Post to j. Common, lot
43. block 4, second Wooden
Mill addition . ..... 100 Q.
Frank l.. Thackett 10 +. A.
Wales, 60xl20 feet on Fifth
street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %, 600 O.
c. ID. Beebe 10 Charles Scheu-
Der, fifteen feet of lots 81,
SO, 81 and IS, block So.
Grandview Observation-Disclosures. 100 q