Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-31
REALTY AND BUILDING.
Active Operations Begun On the Cot
ton Mil.
A Number OF Good Resid erces Going Up
Now Street Car Il ne Going Down-A
Big Trade on Foot.

Active work has begun on the big cot
ton mill east of the city. number of
carloads OF t-!ck are Gu the ground,
the trenches for the Foundation
hive been dug, part OF the founda-
ton Is in and lumber for
who will erect the building is on the
ground. An artesian we'll has been
drilled and good water obtained. The
foreman OF the work says it is the in,en-
ton to have the mill completed by May.
The MadioXia Palace stables east Of
the city are about flushed. A fine
three-quarter mile track has been
made END work will soon begin on mile
track. Several streets and drive ways
have been graded and graveled
through the park. r. &. Maddox has
expended So 200 in tbs improve
ments.
Jesse ]. Melton has erected $4,000
residence on Burnet and Bluff streets.
Mrs. Morrison has completed her two
two-story residences on West Belkuap
street.
South Main street Is to be graded and
graveled and placed in first-class condi-
ton from the reservation 10 the hospital.
The track OF ths Arlington Heights
street railway is going down on lower
Jones street. II will connect with the
Seventh street line on Rusk street.
John RGtican has erected a two-story
stone anu iron-frout store building on
East From: street 1t is great i'm
proyement to the East Side.
The Union land company, r. VIckery
,, S,.l h,,
boulevard to q point about two and one
half miles east of the city.
The Union land company has COM
pleted o fine two-etory residence on it's
property. Several similar residences
will be built at once. Bessie street is
rapidly becoming residence thorough
fare.
a trade Is on foot for 100 acre tract
of land near the city. Denver people
are the prospective purchasers.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Volney Hall to J. p. carp, 10
acres d. T. Flores SURVEY. S 200 90
2. A. Huffman and Mrs NJ.
s. Warren to II. T. Smith,
194xl65, corner Jennings
avenue and Texas street.. S3, 900 90
A written guarantee is given to each
builder on Aiamosn Heights that the
present train will be continued. Now
let Us talk a little plain common sense.
The owners of Alsmosa Heights have
some 1900 acres of tbs most beautiful
suburbs TO Fort Worth. The wooden
mill company have S45. 000& invested
there. the paper mill people nSve paid
in capital Of S2O7, 600. A Xuunber of
handsome houses are already built and
one store building. The hourly train
running in eleven minut& makes this
beautiful suburb as ceSfenient to live
in, asSouth of the rail Ed reservation.
Alam6R has just opensd up, and now is
the TIM 10 buy to Ike money. The
owners Alamosa E the ones who fur
nish the ansy foga ouses. The buyer
is simply auiredto pay al amount
monthly. dgrss Ter thar rent. and in
time own his - BE. We want settlers
whose fare. snts per day, will soon
make the traj ey as well as the Oak
nor w1h as we'll appointed
train aFthe "Ala4Rsa Flyer" Now
they stE running ever twelve minutes
hauli6g immense numBt of passengers,
theFoad being a great skrce of reve-
mug, and the lots. where 4se they? AS
high as $4,000 apiece. Thta started off
low enough. like they are Y6n Alamosa
lust now, S65 each, and ten 5houses on
the Paper Mill addition which will cost
the buyers not one cent extra. People
are buying lots. but we want to urge the
sale through and get to work on the
Fort Worth Paper Mil. Office open
until 9 p. m. 6l0 Main street, up
stairs. Buy tickets 10 cents for rouad
trip at Union depot. Remember q writ
ten guarantee given to builders that the
tram will continue to run hourly trips.
1t is permanent institution.
T ADV. c. w. PosT, Trustee.