Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-16
REALTY AND BUILDING.
An Important Nee pg Of the Chamber
of Commerce.
All the Machinery for the Dixie Wagon Fac
tory Received-New Residence Going
Up-The Cotton MIL.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .


Special meeting of the chamber OF
commerce to-day at 4 p. m. Every
member is earnestly requested to be pres
ent. X. NJ. VASZASDT, President.
E. S. BIDEN. Secretary.
The real estate men all tell the same
story these days. They say that inqui-
| ries for real estate from all over the
country are more numerous than for
some time past aud that trading is fair
| One agent received several inquiries from
| Omaha yesterday asking about acreage
property.
A move is on foot to organize q syudi-
cate to swing 200 acre tract south OF
the city and it will probably be success
full.
It Is reported that an offer of $1,000 per
acre for % acres of land I 81 miles south
of the city has been refused.
THE COMING CONVENTION.
Secretary Biden of the chamber OF
commerce has received list of delegates
appointed from MeXia TO the manufAct-
urers' and business men S conventicl g.
be held here on the 24th 1t is desired
that all cities and towns that have elected
delegates send their names TO the secre-
tsry here. The Texas and Pacific, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas and Fort Worth
and Denver, have granted one fare
rate to the convention. The Texas Cen
trail has granted q four cent rouud-trip
rate.
DIXIE WAGON FACTORY.
All the machinery for the Dixie wagon
factory has been received and will bs
unlOaded to- dav and Mt once placed N
position. In short time eyerythjuE
will be in readiness to begin operations.
A rapid transit line from Fort Worth 20
this addition is promised, which will
make the lots advance sharply. The
wagon company will advance the price ut
all unsold lots in a short time. Messrs
Keller and Schwartz have worked hard
In quiet way to establish the wagon
factory, and will soon find their labOrs
crowned with success.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
Capt. NJ. B. Lloyd contemplates the
early construction of three handsome
residences on the corner of TexusRu
Burnett streets, two to face on Bur
nett and one on Texas. This property Is
becoming too valuable to be used for
stables and that character of buildings.
The three :wo-story dwellings going up
in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Burnett
streets aggreGating cost of about $1,000
or $40 900, makes q wonderful change in
the appearance of that neighborhood.
There is promise that the cotton mill
project will be brought to successful
issue within the next ten days and that
work will then begin.
Both the Riverside and Park stree.
electric railways are being constructed
as fast as men and money can do the
work.
VERY IMPORTANT MEETING.
A meeting of the members of the
chamber of commerce is called for
o. CLOCK to-day. Every member is urged
and expected TO be present. The most
important matter to be considered is the
building of the Fort Worth and Aibu-
querque. The real estate owners,
the factory proprietors, the merchants
are vitality interested in this matter and
the hope is that to-day's meeting will
set on foot measures that will result i'll
the building of the road.
RECORDED TRANSFERS..
Levira Doe to J . n. Thomas,
81 acres John Collett survey S AZ 80
P. Zeiloe to Alonzo Cowan, lis
acres Lawrence Ramv survey s2G %
J. p. Smith TO j. G.. EDDY,
part of the A. Gaughenant
survey on the Clear Fork $500 90
Tom Stockton to J. w. Yates,
part of block 8, Mansfield 800 on
John W. Sublett to Emily A.
Trimble ct al. , ITO acres Ma
haly Lynch survey, beside
other consideration ... 10 Cd
Barnett Gibbs to T W Greene,
70 acres J. w. Haynes sur
vey......................... 10 %
c. p. A. Powell to James
Penney, 2511s acres of Gideon
Thompson estate. 400 90