Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

The residents at Alamoso station,
the wooden mill addition on Alamosa
Heights, want store for their conven-
fence. The WOODEN mill company have
determined to erect large store building
for this purpose on one of the lots in their
addition. This storehouse will be given
free to the person drawing tie lot upon
which 1t is located. The cost of this
building has not been ascertained. 1t
will, however. be large, commodious
and well built store 100 feet long, twenty
feet wide and well painted. Buyers
would do well to remember that in the
factory addition on Alamosa Heights,
with O large WOODEN mill nearly
ready to commence operation, a
paper mill to go in this fall and other
factories TO follow, these lots will be re-
CURED for people to live upon. That there
will be large population there is a settled
fact and beyond doubt, the factories
being the unfailing support of d large
part of the population. The beautiful To-
cation, pure air and clear artesian water
attract many residents who are not con-
nected in any way with the mills.
A prime factor in the settling of
suburban property is the means Of trans
portation. Inhabitants of Alamosa
Heights, both in the fastory addition
thereto and the other parts, will enjoy
better facilities in this respect than any
suburb about the city. Only eleven
minutes will be required to go or come.
The terms and conditions of sale are as
follows:
l. One hundred and fifty lots will be
sold, no more, no less, at 500 each pay
able $40 per month.
2. One large store building will be
built on one lot, size 20x100 feet, well
built and painted.
8. One residence, six rooms, two
stories, to cost not less than $1,000, is To-
Gated on one lot.
4. Two residences, one story each and
three rooms each, cost $500 each, are
located on separate lots. The persons
who draw lots with houses thereon take
such houses and lot without further cost.
8. The person who draws the lot con-
tanning the large store building takes 1t
without further cost.
Z. One lot in every thirty-seven and |
one-half contains . store building or
handsome residence which Will be |
given to the one who draws it.S
8. The plan Of the drawiRH % perfect |
and meets the approval of ale
8. The lot buyers conduefthe druwing |
themselges. Details can, Do given at the |
city ofzee Of the company, 6l0 Main |
street. g. 49,
10. All tie houses a6 well built, hand
somely fnished igmodern style, and |
artistioally painted outside and In. |
Photographs ofsh8 houses can be seen at |
the city Office athe Wooden mill COM
pany, 6l0 Msf4 nreet, where plat of
the additions Kept for inspection.
IL. The trustee, sE. w. Post, has de-
posted load for sc 900 at the Mer-
chants nsHonal bankS8s q guarantee of |
faithful pgtformance. Y
II. Lotsbought in the first sale have
been soldbefore the drawing at so per
cent. advaece. q
10. Thsahanagers of Alafneso Heights
and the Wooden mill company make
money for their patrons. q
IA. The public drawing will BE held at
the courthouse on October 81 ats p. m.
10. The Houston and Texas Central
railroad are at this writing building q
100-foot depot platform preparatory to O
commodious and attractive modern SUI
burban depot for passengers.
A train each way is now run morning
and night, which lands passengers to
and from in fifteen minutes. Arrange
ments are completed by the railroad |
company to put on a special train on
October for this service alone. This
train will carry
PASSENGERS TO THE CITY IN ELEVEN MIN
UTEs
at uniform fare of FIVE cents, and will
start at propsr time in the morning to
land passengers at their work at
O 'clock.
16. Every hour during the day and
evening the train will run for the accom-
mediation of passengers, and the service
will be quicker and much more pleasant
than street cars at the same price.
IT. 4 large paper mill will be located
adjoining this property in the fall, and
other factories are to follow as fast as
Sales Made by johnson, Moore . Co., Since
May 10, 1890.
A. kaufman to Y. Stuart, looked on
Missouri Avenue, s225o. -
.Js4s. sAxart to E .sgs Hunt, $4,000,
part 81 Bloc 81, Jepaings' south sddl-
ton, $1,000.
Jennie Ka1epan 10 Joseph Stewart,
1o0x5o on Park snue, $500.
2. L. StswettRJ. NJ. Stewart, 50x
200 in JsnnIpaF south addition, $4,000.
To stephs6 Virgil lots IS, II, IS,
19, block Grandvie addition, SS25O.
To BettiaA. Steger, efs 8, 10, IL and
II, block 4 Grandview aaition, $3.50.
Purchased for George IA Brown of |
Aurora, H., and ChzfleE Brown of
Portland, Me-. $500 acrss of land known
as the BIewett ranch III Wise county, at
ST so per acre, $4S, $50.
Z re.ap, Anro.a.