Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
REALTY AND BUILDING.
How Fort Worth will Hum in the Next
Thirty Days.
The era S'udabaker Pays the City Visit.
Houses Going Up-Tha Hotel-lmprove-
mrnts Going On.
REAL ESTATE OUTLOOK,

| cru men who have been in the city is
Mr.. Sanborn of Utica, n. Y, who
spent two days looking over the city
| He left saying be was more than pleased
| with the city, and had Fort Worth down
fine so he could report to his friends. a
B. Cham berlin, who has done more TO
build up Denver than any mau in the
| country, is here in good spirits
aud fully satisfied with Fort
Worth's future. Yesterday he, with
Messrs. Tallant and BurbrIdge, were en-
! pertaining Mr.. Stu1ebaker, the famous
! wagon manufacturer of South Bend,
| Ind. Good will come out of this visit.
number of good sized trades are on the
tapis and several have been closed. 1t
was stated on good authority yesterday
that r. H. Sellers bad bought the
Joseph II. Brown homestead.
IN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
Fort Worth will hum with busy IN
dustrv within the next thirty days. Our
| factories now in operation are running
| full handed and employing large II I'M
Der of men. On Thursday the DaInman
refrigerator will lie at work and
thousand cattle will be
here by Wednesday TO begin
operations on. A hundred men will soon
be at work at this establishment. Early
in November the great paokery Will be-
gin killing and packing hogs, and
| seventy dve trained men are now here
ready for work. Col. Smith, Gen.
Cameron and others are working dill
every indication that they will be-
successful. A. w. Caswell and
Robert Mozart are pushing the
grand hotel peojeet, and q meeting will
be held this morning to decide definitely
in regard TO the site, and then the real
estate owners-those 10 be so greatly
benefited by the building Of
the hotel-will be waited on.
The shoe and leather factory
committee are still at work and need
only few thousand dollars more TO put
the factory IN operation. The artesian
well tor the cotton mill is down 800 feet
and the bids for the buildings will be
asked for shortly. A big distillery
is promised. The work on the brewery
buildings is going on rapidly. The Hem
bricks block is being pushed. The ma
chinery at the Dixie wagon factory Is
nearly ali in place and operations will
soon begin there. Twelve residences
are going up in Union depot addition,
twenty residences are going up at Pros
peCL ISIEulo, tlSut uu6 TeslutuceS are
going up on Arlington Heights and two
other residences are being built IN other
parts of the city. Fort Worth is lively
citS at this time.
FORT WORTH PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION.
There are several hundred patriotic,
energetic men in Fort Worth who are
anxious to work in some concerted way
for Fort Worth. They do not ask the
chamber Of commerce to do 1t
ell, they do not expect it,
but they do not feel able
to join that organization They
propose to organize the Fort Worth pro-
gressiye ASSOCIATION, to act with the
chamber of commerce in all that will
benefit Fort Worth. A meeting would
have been held before this, but it was
not deemed far to keep one man
from going to the Last Days of
Pompeii exhibit and take that
dollars from the fifteen public spirited
citizens who guaranteed the SIS, 900 to
bring the attraction here. The Fort
Worth progressive association will be
heard from.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
manufacturing concern from the
East is here negotiating with j. V.
French and others for q building and
power.
MIR. Burt of New York, prominent
fnancier, was in Fort Worth yesterday
for the good OF the city. Capt Pad
dock induced him to visit Fort Worth.
C. F. Jaust of Wichita is here with
twelve cars of machinery for the strone
works he will establish in this city. He
has secured q location near the Fort
Worth iron works on the Texas and Pa
nil 40 ua uvil plnv aivt
About $50 200 of the stock of the Fort
Worth driving park and far association
has already been taken.
o. z. Klinger. a prominent banker of |
Kokomo, Ind, is in the city. He Is sent |
out by u syndicate TO look over the coun-
try and city. and report.
Lee Linn brought back with him from |
Indiana four Poland China hogs costing |
S3l9. 30. He says THE GAZETTE con- |
verted him to the hog and hominy |
ticket. |
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
L. A Green TO Mitchell Plum
mer, 200 acres north Of Bird
vile ........... ....S 4. 900 90 |
W. W. Wallace to William
Plummer, forty-eght acres
Wallace survey ....... 4sO 90 |
A. R. Noonan to W. w. Web
ster, part of Sarah Gray
survey, besides other eOnsid.
erations .......-- ........ 100 90 |
Tom Foust to J. e. Foust,
27xl00 feet west side Main
street, north of w. B.
Davis Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
J. II. Fitzgerald to Catharine
Howard, lot lll4, Fields
Hillside addition .... 200 90 |
Oryin S. Head to Terry King,
lots 2, 4 and 6, block 4, Nc
Annuity s. Nesbut's sub
division, block l5. Fields
addition .....-..... 500 90 |
Mrs. A. II. Montgomery to L.
G. Williams, eighty acres ].
NJ. Prior survey. ......... 400 90 |
C. w. Smith to G. w. Kelly,
127 acres John Martin sur
vey. .........-..: ...... 1870 90
Sydney Darnell to r. W.
Wells, 1G0 acres east from
Eort Worth e0a nm |