Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-12


3-year-old by Jack Hardy.
Mr.. Bachelor has other horses, some
fine racers, which will be here in train
ing in time for the fall races.
MIR. L. T. Cation, Dallas county
breeder, has some very nice stock on the
ground.
Trixie Gardner is a handsome 2-year-
old which was sired by Baltic. At Gle
Durne recently her time on half mile
dash was 0:5215. She will enter the
2-year-old class this fall.
Belle is q brown 4-year-old mare which
is yet to be placed.
Clyde, fine 2-year-old, will enter the
2-vear-old ring.
Mr.. Cation g list closes with fine bay
stallion, which will enter the 4-year- old
| class.
He will also have on the ground q FLY
sired by Baltic. She is fine promise,
and she will be classed with the 2-year-
olds.
Bill Sanford, Dallas negro, has five
splendid runners on the ground.
There is Mary Sue, sired by Hertog,
dam Signet. She will enter as 5-year-
| old in the get-a-long stakes.
Eva Britton, sired b. Jack Hardy dam
Anna Weden is expected to make her
mark.
Gotch Hardy, by Jack Hardy, dam
| Heartless, is 2-year- old and will enter
for the Hardy stakes.
Ed Mahoney, by Rebel Morgan is a fine
3-year-old flyer.
Jim Ditto is fine 4-year-old of Aus
tralian blood.
Mr.. c. F. Mills, secretary of the Dali
las matinee club, has Ethan, a very
promising 4-year-old colt, which will
enter the stake race.
Susan, a 6-year-old, has trotted q
quarter within forty seconds. She will
be entered this fall.
OAK CLIFF NOTES.
The school buildings of the different
districts are being repainted and reno-
waited preparatory to the general opening
on Sept. l.
The line has been located for the cross
town railway to be built from the Oak
Cliff hotel through the park, crossing the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe near the ice
factory, and thence running south in to
the hills. 1t will run within 100 feet of
the passenger and freight depot now be-
ing built by the Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe has large force putting
in ths sIde.rack for the paper mills,
which are being pushed forward.
Prof. Badu has gone to visit Boston,
New York aud other cities in the interest
of the Vassar of the south.
Several brick and iron storehouses are
under construction Oh Becky avenue,
near Jefferson street.
Work progresses rapidly on the cleo
trio railway system, seven miles of which
Is to be operated by July l next.
Trains now run upon the Dallas
and Oak Cliff elevated line round the
circle to the Fort Worth pike, due west
of the courthouse square, and no pans,
money or labor are being spared to COM
plete the road by Sept. l..
Mr.. James Moore leaves for New York
tomorrow and will return in thirty days.
Col. A. 7. Threadgill of Navasota has
bought home on Highland street.
Mr.. w. 81. Wylie has built home on
Highland.
F. C. Cooper has bought and will
build at Oak Cliff.
Mr.. A. P. Tension of this city has
bought lots on Tenth street and will
build at once modern brick residence.
Capt. w. A. Kendall, superintendent
of the deaf and dumb asylum at Austin,
is visiting his brother and mother at Oak
Cliff.
Judge Morris and family of Pittsburg
have arrived and will soon occupy their
new home on Tenth street.
The residence of d. E. Greer, corner
of Crawford and Ninth streets, is COM
pleted. MIR. Greer has moved into it.
Mr.. 7. J. Smith has the frame up for
his residence on Grand avenue.
Mr.. T. Gee of Lewisyille has bought
three lots, one for himself and one for
zach aiafa
Matte.
The two-story residence of Mr.. B. F.
Hines of Farmersyille is nearly complete.
Mr.. George Cretien, native of Dallas
county, whose parents settled French
town, two miles west OF Oak Cliff,
thirty-six years ago, has bought lot
and will build a home on the corner of
Eleventh and Lee streets, Oak Cliff.
The Hon. Il. M. Spalding of Denton,
bank examiner for Texas, Arizona and
New Mexico, has an architect at work on
plans for an elegant home at Oak Cliff,
the contract for which has been let.
W. E. Ellsworth and A. s. Pace of
Waxahachie bought lots on Monday and
will build homes at Oak Cliff.
Prof. W. d. Allen, principal OF the
Bonham Masonic institute, is in the Cliff,
the guest of D. j. Evans.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hayes, city. has just COM
pleted a cottage on Highland street.
Col. W. W. Walker bought two lots
last Monday and will erect q handsome
residence on them.
Mr.. E. P. Turner is making marked
improvements upon his home on Ewing
avenue.
Mr., J. F. Graves of Paris is erecting q
home on Ninth and Jefferson streets.
Eugene Dune has completed and
moved into his new home on Eleventh
street.
R. E. Chatham Is erecting residence
on Eighth street.
MIR. j. G. Jones of Hot Springs, Ark.
is erecting two-story residence on the
corner of Highland and Van Buren,
streets.
Judge R. P. Toole Is completing his
residence on Highland street.
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