Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-27


established in Gainesville before the
the HesperIaD.
TIL last kiln of the 200, 600 brick
with which the fifty charcoal furnaces
are TO be built at Jefferson is finished
These furnacps will be of the latest and
most improved style. They are built &c
burn charcoal for the eighty ton pig
iron furnace.
The Beaumont mills have secured the
contract for all timbers and ties TO be
used in the construction of the new rail-
roud from Corpus Christi to Brownsville.
There are Is 900 ,00) feet in tbs order.
These mills are constantly making i'm
prorements, and together with the Mona
mills company their shipments reach
s 500, 900 feet.
There Is prospect that Chicago oapi-
tai will put in 100 charcoal furnace at
Denison.
Seymour Is in correspondence with Mr..
MofTet of WGxahachip in regard 10 put
ting in u roller miller at that point. The
matter will be thoroughly oauvassed.
The Sunset brick and tile company ut
Gonzales will commence 10 burn u kiln
recently put in IL dry process machine
with q capacity of 10 900 day. This
yard turns out 4 $50 600 brick annually
The soap company at Wolfe City Will
commence putting their machinery in
pace III December.
Wolfe City can secure a furniture fac
tory II i: will but try, says the Sentinel 4,
for the manufacture of tables, chuirs,
desks ,bedsteads, Gressers and alI grades
of furniture.
irospectors are visiting the Abilene
CouatrY ut lively rate now and land
sales are more frequent than they have
been for two mouths.
Seventy-five German Polish ernisrants
arrived ut Galveston bv the ste inner Rio
Grande recently aud will scatter nbout
the interior of the state.
According to the Western Argus, Mon
tarue county, new prospeclors are in
Nocona every day. There are several
buildings gong up now, and e'er long
there will be several business houses of
considerable Importance start up.
Immigrants are coming thick and fast
from the East, and are rapidly settling
up Wilbarger county and the Panhandle
country.
The FL Paso Herald has the following:
s. W. Russell has received a letter from
II gentleman in Cincinnati asking about
property in our valley. He wishes to
locate a colony Of American farmers and
trHdrsmen III this section. and wants to
buy 5000 acres of land for that purpose.
Mr.. Russell feels satisfied that he can
accommodate him, aud is giving him
figures on property in this section, aud
he will probably be here III a few days to
look over the ground.
Many prosppctors and investors are
visiting Swishrr county and iOcuting the
lands around Julia. A good many heavy
investments are being made.
CLAUDE, Nov. 10. - Messrs. J. C.
Dickey from Graysou county and I'll. d.
Thornton from Collin county, arrived
this week with emigrant outfits. Farm
ers seeking an escape from the black
mud of Collin AMI Gravsou colrties fiul
u refuge here where such thing Is uu-
known.
EMORY. Nov. 19.-Prospectors are
here in search of homes and real estate
is beginning 10 change hands. We pre-
diet that there will be- no idle farms in
Rains county IN 1891. There is but one
vacant residence i'll the city now, and it
is not for rent.
Dublin, Nov. 20.-The contract for
the Dublin canning and manufacturing
company buildings will be let OIL Monday
next. The farmers are delighted with
the organization of the canning COM
pany and will plant with view of sup
plying II with fruits, vegetables, etc,
ha ia Had fo,
that large tannery will be established
here in the near future.
JEFFERSON, Nov. 20.--The Cypress
lumber company We just begun work
here. They are already making shng-
les, and soon the mills will be turning
out 80. 900 feet of lumber day.
The river Is rising rapidly.
The Lone Star iron company are put
ting in forty-tive charcoal kilns with Il
capacity of 1000 bushels of charcoal q
month at cost of $1,000 a kiln. The
great furnace will soon he in operation.
The car wheel works ara already tin-
ished and are only waiting OH the fur
mace TO begin operations.
GAINESVILLE, Mo-. 22.-The Cooke
county horticultural society are arraug-
ing to build a canning factory in time
for the fruit season of 1871.
FRAZER, Nov. 23.-lmmigrants are
fiocking 10 this county as If there were
no other section of any worth in the
state.
FISHER. Nov. 23.-Scurry county,
which has been overlooked by lm:nl-
grants heretofore, is now getting a large
number of good farmers. Aspermont,
near the center of Stonewull county, has
been given Il healthy little boom
by the settlement of q large number OF
farmers near it. The Swede settlement
in the northeast part of Fisher county
has just received an addition of six
families from Travis county. The set
Element now numbers about fifty
families.
PECos CITY, Nov. 23.-Pecos City
while not on boom continues to draw
farmers from the East. Mr.. j. w.
Prewitl of Crockett, came out several
days ago to look for location for him.
self and several of his neighbors. He
visited this place first and with the in
tentou of taking in the Panhandle and
Abilene country, but after spending
three or four days said that this was
good enough for him. and left for home
10 dispose of his interests and will return
by January /. He SAID that on his re-
port would depend the removal of