Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-14
REALTY AND BUILDING.
The Brewery will Now be Pushed For
ward to Completion.
South Side Ice Faetory-Adiitlon to Fort
Worth's Observation-Disclosures Changes-A
Northern Capitalist Locates.

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the big brewery enterprise in Fort
Worth, has returned from Chicago, ana
now the plant will be pushed for all thai
| is out. The plans now on exhibition in
this city give the impression of au i'm
mense plant, capable of doing the trade
of large territory.
The ice factory on the South Side.
which was set on foot some time ago has
not been dropped. but is being actively
pushed by those who have it in charge.
Yesterday Aldermen Day, Rail and
Nicks proceeded to the South Side to in-
spect the Boaz schoolhouse to decide
about the annex which was voted BY the
city council on the previous evening.
The plans will be prepared aud bids will
be received by noon to-day.
MIR. NJ. T. Bradley will begin the con-
struotion OF a $4,000 two-stOry resi-
dence corner of Thirteenth and Burnet
streets next week.
As soon as Capt. II. c. Darlington 8
house corner of Thirteenth and Buruet
streets, now occupied by Mr.. NJ. I.
Bradley, is vacated, that gentleman will
change it to face on Burnett street, re-
model il and change 1t into q two story
residence He also cOntemplates build
ing another dwelling next to it on the
adjoining lot.
Mr.. L. NJ. Douglas, q Minneapolis
capitalist, has moved to this city 10
make it his permanent residence. Yes
terday Il consignment of MS household
goods arrived. lie will erect fine res
idenoe in the Grandview addition.
Five houses are about to be erected IN
Manchester.
Fort Worth wooden goods on sale in the
home market and abroad is u hopeful and
pregnant indicator.
Work is now well under way on the
roofing factory IS new building in Man
chester.
JAY GOULD REPLIES.
Yesterday the chamber of commerce
received from Jay could reply to the
resolutions telegraphed him Monday al
ternoon. The reply reads thus:
New YORK, Aug. IL, 1890.
E. s. Biden Secretary, Fort Worth:
will have your message repeated to Mr.. d. :.
Leeds, who is representing our interests at the
Chicago meeting, and ask him to i've 1t careful.
consideration. JAY GOULD.
AT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
The waterworks now being constructed
on Arlington Heights will be of such q
character that the pressure will be much
greater than that there is in the city, be-
ing about forty pounds to the square
inch. Arrangements are now being
made to put IN a thorough sewerage sys-
tenn. The electric line will commence
running permanently into the city dur
ing the present week.
When the advantages that Arlington
Heights will possess as place of resi-
dence, consisting of complete supply OF
artesian water, sewerage system, cleo
trio lights for house and street illumina-
tlon, an elegantly equipped electric line,
with cars running every twenty minutes,
its beautiful natural location on the high
est ground about the city, finely grRveled
streets and a beautiful lake stu
ated on property, are considered, we can
not help but predict great success for
this charming addition. The Chamber
lin investment company have demon
strated their faith in Arlington Heights
and in the future of the city of Fort
Worth by the expenditure of vast
amount of money, but they will not fail
in securing handsome return.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
W. f. Powell to James Nc
Gowan, IOOx133 feet, block
I47, Fort Worth ...........S coo %
James L. Gray ct al. (heirs of
L. Gray, deceased) to VIC.
Veal, 1872 acres j. f. Bran
don patent. ................ 1900 %
L. b. Menefee to C. L. Field,
part of lot l, block 4, Rose
dale addition .............. 800 90
A. J Chambers to Charles G..
Schneider, lot 8, block Il,
Chambers' addition . $50 90
Texas and Pacific railway COM
panY to Alex 2. Moore, lots
I,2, 3, and ), block 20,
Handley ..................., 1875 90
c. f. Goodwin to n. L. Wells,
interest in certain property. % 90
L. B. Menefee to NJ. b. Lloyd,
part of block 4, Manse s adj
dition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l 200 %
r. L. Wilson to Mary E. Hen
from Fort Worth. ......... GAO 90
Mrs. C. V. Jackson TO John
7. Herbert, 20 20 acres C.
T. billiard survey ...... 1850 90
s. H. Chapman to W. H.
Bigsby, two aad half acres
E. Rogers survey ........ 20 90
W. B. Elliott to NJ. j. Lewis,
part of block 20, Field IS sub
division ....-...,....-....... 5000 90
Lila ProvIne to L. Redeker,
lot 2, Provinces addition. $50 90