Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-07
REALTY AND BUILDING.
A Number OF Fine Residences to Be
Built at Gree.
The Chamber OF Commerce to Hold an I'm
portant Meeting To- Dny-Ths Brewery.
The Coming Attraction.

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to great extent and there was not
great amount Of trading done.
E. E. Chase is back from the East and
speaks in an encouraging manner about
Fort Worth. He says his WORK East will
show in q short time.
c. H K. Smith of Denver, who re-
Gently invested $50, 200 in South Side
real estate, is in the city. He says Fort
Worth is well known in Denver, in fact
is heard of more than any city in Texas q.
f. Sugerman and II. Moses of Trini-
dad who have leased the first floor of the
Hendricks building now going up on
Main and Seventh streets, arrived in
Fort Worth yesterday. They are anH-
ious 10 begin business and will be ready
when the building Is completed.
Contracts have been let TO build six
residences in the Union depot addition.
These houses will cost S25O0 each. Work
began on the first house yesterday.
The Chambsrlin investment company
is building two residences on Arlington
Heights, TO cost $500 each. Some six
other residences are now being built in
the same addition.
uhuuOus IltslGcul OF tue OFT
Worth brewery company is back from
Chicago, where he has been on business
connected with the brewery now build
ing. Work here is progressing rapidly
LAST DAYS OF PoMPEI.
The chamber of commerce committee
soliciting for the sale of boxes for the
work Manager Skif and his assistants
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ready for the spectacle here
and are sending ont hundreds of
hangers, posters, etc. MIR. George
BeaIl of London arrived i'll Fort Worth
yesterday to superintend the spectacle
The people of the state are being fully
informed as to the character of
the entertainment and Fort Worth will
be crowded with people. The
merchants should not be slow in coming
TO the assistance of the fifteen guarantors
who have by their public spirit made it
possible for Fort Worth 10 obtain this
grand attraction.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
The track of the Riverside street rail-
way company is laid well into the city
limits.
The electric chr line to run between
Fort Worth and Dallas is materializing.
The city will be asked for right of way
for portion of it Tomorrow.
The location of the central fire hall Will
be settled enc week from Tonight
The asseesable values of Fort Worth
for the year 1890 will be between S22 =
600 900 and S24 900 900.
The HYDE ennings three-story build
ing will be completed by December.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the ten
residences being built by NJ. G Ellis.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Regular meeting of members to-day at
4 p. IN. L. NJ. VANZANDT,
E. S. BIDEN, President.
Secretary.
THE COTTON MILL.
Work on the artesian we'll at cotton
mill site Is not interrupted by the rainy
weather. The drill is pounding away
fourteen hours out of every twenty -four,
and making satisfactory progress.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
c. F. Estill to David Evans,
10x50 feet in Jennings west
addition 800. .........s 22O 90
W. G. Veal to Mrs. Sophia
Moffett, lots 10 and IL block
10, Afford s Veal addition. LOO 90
Robert McCash to J. 2. Lollar,
lot II, block l. Johnson's
subdivision, block %,
Fields addition. ...,..... $50 90
George L. Fielding to D. c.
Milan, lot ?, block 10,
Brooklyn Heights. .... 100 90
]. P. Ventioner to Alfred
Beard, 97a acres E. S. Ellis I
survey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 475 %
John P. King to w. E. and
L. 2. Williams, lot 2, block
2, St. Helena addition. $3.50. 500 90