Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-09
REALTY AND BUILDING.
Another Building and Savings AsSOcia-
ton Being Organized
To Make Fort Worth a file and Wool Mar
ket-The Manufactures Convention
Park Street Railway

The week opened lively in real estate
circles with much inquiry for property
and many sales, chiefly of suburban
lots to people who desire to build. The
heavy rain has caused a better feeling in
business circles
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
J. NJ. Logan, +. L. Carlock and others
are at work obtaining subscriptions to
the capital stock of new building asso-
citation to be called the Builders loan
and savings association. The capital
stock will be 5000 900, of which Sl25, 600
has already been taken. The stock Will
all be taken probably by the end OF this
week when charter will be
obtained and in October the
new asSoCiat on will be ready TO do bust
ness. Maj. X. 81. Van Zaudt will prob
ably be the president. All the building
and loan associations of Fort Worth are
doing much good for the city and many
q man has been enabled to obtain hone
by their aid who would otherwise lavo
saved but little money.
NEW FIRM COMING.
D. Balling of Kansas City, represent
ing Benjamin Mclean 4 Co. of New
York, Santa Fe, Pueblo, Albuquerque,
Durango and FL Paso, has been in Fort
Worth several days, and J. Z. McCar-
thy and others have induced
him to establish branch
house in Fort Worth for the purchase Of
hides, wool, pelts. etc. The concern is
wealthy and makes a market wherever
it goes. large house on Weatherford
and Lamar has been leased and in
short time business will begin. 1t is the
companY's object to draw hides and
wool from all Texas points to Fort
Worth. The handling of these cOmmod-
tiles here in large quantities will do our
business much good.
MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.
Secretary Biden is in receipt of
number of letters from different towns
and cities of Texas notifying him of the
election of delegates to the mRnufactuT-
ers and business men 5 convention
to be held here on September "a. He
has also received q copy of the Boston
Transcript containing a notice of tho
meeting, and T. J. Hurley writes that L
number of Eastern papers comment
favorably on the convention. 1t Is now
an assured fact that the convention will
be big thing and will do Texas vast
benefit. Llano, Rusk and the other iron
CLUES udE6 not De6u uthEu lEOui OF.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
Capt. Paddock writes from New York
to the chamber of commerce that he is
out of Fort Worth advertising matter.
Secretary Biden sent him package yes
terday.
A box OF advertising matter went TO
Iowa Yesterday to be used at the fairs III
that state.
Considerable progress has already been
made on the brewery work.
The Texas printing and lithOgraphing
company has presented the chamber OF
commerce with sixty city directories,
which have been sent to the reading no
tells of the country.
AS soon as the city assessment is made
known the city council will probably take
action in regard TO new city hall and
central fire station.
Dirt is flying on the Park street railway
line. In sixty days, If nothing prevents,
cars will be running.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Cicero Ishsm to J. w. Morrow,
third interest in Go acres of
Jesse Overton survey ..........S $50 90
L. z. Bootwright to Mrs. Blanche
Dalton, 5Oxl00 feet block 80,
jennings south addition. 1l50 90
J. P. Moran and wife to W. r.
Gibbons. lot 3, block /,
Noodles subdivisions; blocks %
and %, William Weloh survey. $50 90
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