Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-05

ered, the main dining hall will be the
/ finest IN this country, The roof will
have q strong ornamental railing placed
| around It, and will be made beautiful
| garden with tropical plants, etc., where
| members may promenade or sit and
| smoke. From this garden o view
| of the city and surrounding coun-
| try can be had. Elevators Will
run from the ground floor to the club
! rooms until l CLOCK in the morning /,
| when the club rooms will be closed. 1t
is designed to make the club rooms an
| elegant place to entertain visitors, and
| where they and members can get meals
| and refreshments. A chef from one of
| the Eastern clubs will be employed.
| All the servants will be in uniform
as is done by all metropolitan clubs. A
rule win be enforced denying access to
anyone living in the city except mem
bers. The club Is organized for the
| benefit of the city.
TEXAS HEADQUARTERS.
Yesterday the last of the $500, 900
stock of the Texas Thorne type-setting
machine company was subscribed for and
the company begins business at the Texas
headquarters. at once. ALI the business
of the company for Texas and ID Q re-
public of Mexico will be transacted here.
Warsrooms, where machines and dupli-
cate parts will be kept, will be estab-
lished, also school where printers from
all this section will be taught how to
work the machine by experts. The COM
pany is q strong one, many Of our best
citizens holding the stock.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
The American trust company with q
capital of 81 ZOO, 900, has established Its
Texas headquarters at Fort. Worth.
Capt. Paddock is the eempany's man.
ager for all states west of the Mississippi.
This company will represent the United
States mortgage company of England,
which has a capital of So. 900 600. Fort
Worth is rapidly becoming the money
center OF Texas.
Mrs. Peak will build q $40. 900 resi-
dence on Fifth and Florence streets
Capt. EDh Daggett Is building an ele-
CANT residence near the southern limits
of the CITY.
The contract for building Mrs. jose
phine Ryan's residence will be let on
Saturday.
The contract has been let for the con-
BLfucllOH VI TIC OdsAucsS
house on Houston street below Seventh
street.
George Hurley will soon build a fine
residence on Henderson street.
Four neat cottage residences are going
up in North Fort Worth.
three-stery brick 75x200 feet will
soon be built on lower Main street.
A three-story brick or stone business
house will be built in q short time on
Nam street near Seventh.
RECORDED TRANSFERS
W. F. Lake to Josie Belmont,
part of block 81, original
plat ......-..S sou w
j. II. Adams ct ux. TO Will
liam Dupen, lots 1 and 2,
block d, Fair Lawn sub
division, block 10, Fields
addition .......... ......... $50 90
Frank L. Twombly to A. j..
J.P. Smiths addition. 49,. $500 90
John Armstrong to W. A. Pad
and Leather addition. 80. 100 90
B. E. Andrews ct TX. to r. +.
Parry, $50 acres, Samuel
Kephart survey ............ 1850 90
Moses c. Bailey to Elizabeth
Bailey, lot IL, block /,
Granger's second addition.
John E. Carter ct TX. to James
Liston, lot 16, block B. 4,
Daggetr's addition. ...... 2,1ss &c
S. NJ. Furman to American
land and investment COM
pany, 800 acres FIVE miles
southwest of Fort Worth :. $40 200 90
William NJ. Pope ct ux. to e.
P. Kane, part of block %,
jennings south addition. >. $500 90
Matte Heath ct al. to Fort
Worth city company twenty
five acres, Mulligan survey. 125 90
P. F. Henry ct al. to Fort
Worth city company twenty
five acres, Mulligan survey. 500 90