Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-05
BUILDING AND REALT
The Electric System Being Appl In
the North Side Railway.
Plans on Exhibition for the Gigantic Indus
Improvements TO be Made at tbs Stock.
yards-New Electric Light Plant

Messrs. Bagley and Schneider, who
are in the city as agents of the ThOmp-
son-Houston electric company, have 20;
down to active work on the electric sys-
TEN which is to be used in operating thg
North Side street railway. The appa-
ratus for the electric plant is already
here and the cars, which will be of first.
class quality, will be here within two
weeks at the outside. II will not be a
work requiring much time TO get the
plant arranged, and as work will be
pushed with all diligence, it will not be
long before the North Side will be fur
nished with as fine q system OF stree.
railway as there is in the state. This
will be before the Spring Palace opens
\ GAZETTE reporter was yeSterdas
shown plans for the pork packerY TO bel
erected at the Union stockyaTds in Fort
Worth. They contemplate u cost oil
$3.50, 600 exclusive of the refrigeratiUs
plant, which would more than double
that amount, and as the refrigerator Is
now assured it can be stated that tbs
expenditures in these directions at the
Union stOckvards will not fail. short os
half q million dollars. The plans on
hand are for a building six stories nigh
and embracing all the best modern con
veniences aud facilities for the conduct
ing of the business of pork-packlng.
81 have been in Fort Worth two
months now said e gentleman who
recently engaged IN business here,
'but in all that time ] have not been
able to find suitable office room 10
which to conduct my affairs with the
public l don't know to-day WHERE
you can find an Office ut all desirable
l wish l did know. Aud L have at
the same time been looking for
boarding place in private quarters for
myself and wife. l have not been
suited. Can you give me clew 70 such
places as I vant?''
The large force of men which has been F
at work extending the Union stockyardi
Is making that locality present an en-
larged appearance now.
The building TO be erected by Mr.. A
T. Byars on Main street opposite the
magnificent Hurley building will be
seven stories high and of fine material.
A plant il Fort Worth for the furnish
ing OF incandescent electric lights is
spoken of by the Thompson Houston
electric company.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
R. NJ. Page to J. L. Leach,
lots 3 and 4 block 4 J. p.
Ellis survey. 49,. .....,... $500 %
n. NJ. Washer to c. j. +.
Kellner, 90 acres three and
three-quarter miles south
west of Fort Worth, James
Smith survey ............. 800 90
John r. Rose and Annie Rose I.
TO W. u. Manchester, 241a
acres r Common survey g GS4 90
Mary A. Gregory to James p.
P, Rosod Rc addition. ....... 700 90
J. p. Harger and r Il. Sellers
to J H. Leach, 90 acres, }.
n. Ellis survey ....,......,. $500 90
o. s. baltimore to Mrs. Lura
s. Carr, lots I3 and X, block
l, Brooks & Bailey's addi-
ton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,OCO "
james D. Farmer and wife to
J. j. Goodfellow, thirty-twO
acres y. II. Carroll survey. 1000 %
J. W. Ditto and wife TO Joseph
Story and August Bury, lot
2, block 40, Arlington. 200 90
L. A. HOllingsworth TO Karl
Frank, ten and two-ffths
acres Joel Walker survey,
four miles east of Fort worth $40 90
s., II. Muikey to Mary A.
Moore, part of block Evans
south addition ....... 225 90
Mrs. Anna Boggs to Ernest
Quickenstedt and others,
part of block 81, fuckers
addition. -. nm. 800 90
d. A. Dyer and wife to Thomas
Witten, part or block 8,
ReotOr's addition NJ. $500 90
D. B. Damon to Harriet J..
MoAdams, part OF lot 4,
block 81, Jennings south
addition. ........... =. 49,. 1000 90
American Land and Investment
Company to Mary E. Gee,
lots 5, 6, aud 8, block
Sc, Cham berlin Arlington
Heights. .................... COO 90