Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20

duieTlcaHlZeu anu Will DC d great oeueu'
to the county. 4 head man OF the party
has already purchased property in Bee
Vile. The colony will begin operations
By establishing stores, cotton gin, school
aud church.
The amount of immigration into the
Panhandle the pas, summer was very
considerable. This fall it has been
steadily improving up to the present
upon the summers record.
A number of Polish immigrants ar
rived in the city, says the DsuiFon Her
aid, this morning Ell route 10 Southwest
Texas, wh|re they expect to engage in
sheep raising.
Parties from the North and East. are
constantly visiting Crosby county, and
few 20 away without either b.YinS them
Homestead, or locating more or less
land.
great many immigrants are now Wis
ting into wn5arser county in wagons
from the East.
Every week can be seen wagon trans
of immigrants coming TO Chilaress
county, SAYS the Star, TO secure home
in the banner wheat county of the Pam
handle. Monday evening three wagons
town AID settled in this county. An
other batch OF six wagons were also in
town Saturdac. All these mean SO
many new families and new farms.
Hamilton county is receiving a good
many farmers. SSrerai sales to Bell
county farmers have beeI made.
Severa Immigrants from Brown county
says an exchange from there were in
Merkel this week prospecting and taking
III this part OF Taylor county. After the
cotton IL all picked in the eastern counties
we are satisfied there will be terrible
flow of immigration 20 this part of the
west.
Every day we hear Of fresh immigra-
ton arriving in Frio county, says the
Pearsail News, and the trustees are SELL
ing the school land so fast that before
long, probably, none of j. will be i'll the
market. John Kusrh hutch and
his sons came here the other day and
bought about 1000 acres of Wilson land
along the railroad toward the south, and
pretty close to Peursnll. And further
more, they intend TO return soon, along
with fifteen or twenty families. aud set
tie down on the land.
WICHITA FALLS, Nov. 1.-THE tide
OF inning alton to Northwest Texas has
set IN, and is coming principally from
the black land districts aud mainly from
Dallas territory. Last Monday 200 peo-
pie passed through this city on their
way from Ellis county to Hartley county,
and Us many more from kaufman and
Hunt counties. The Fort Worth and
Denver passenger trains are loaded every
ay With people leaving the country
tributary to Dallas and locating i'll Fort
Worth territory. The excellent aiver-
tlsng done at the state fair al Dallas,
the international fair at San antonio
ard the Spring Palace at Fort Worth is
benring fruit. The local papers OF this
city receive from five to ten letters per
day from people III the black-lana coun-
try who contemplate moving TO this sec
ton. OF the heavy immigration now
pouring into this country Wichita ana
adjoining counties are receiving their
share. New farms are constantly being
opened up, adding wealth to Fort
Worth s territory. West Tsxas is beng
populated at rate more rapid than is
imugined.
BELDEN, Nov. l5.-Eleven emigrant
wagons passed through our town to- dag
for Brownwood, Tex, from Arkansas.