Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-22
REALTY AND BUILDING
REALTY IN FORT WORTH


One noticeable fact about real ss,,,..
Fort Worth is that it is bought a, mi.
that viii permit its resale at q hand
profit to bona ade settlers and cf,.,.-
for use, to live on or do business m P,
purchase and sale of real estate md
these conditions and in a Comm
center of the power and prosnac,, =,
Fort Worth, is a business so srra -,
profitable as to attract the attent,,-
the best class of people.
There have been interior towns --:.,
position, power or prospects vbera '1.-,
estate has been forced up AMI tra9s, ~
by clique organized for that rn-,,.. u
a crowd of Inexperienced ue1u-- -
tracted TO these places by the .ars y,
profits, and although their good W
tells them of the folly of artificial -
STEERING of prices where there IS ra.s,--
datior to maintain they dip in, hoDfrs,,
find some wilder enthusiast 10 sell .,
profit. Finally the bubble, f1atai oT,-
by wind, bursts and many are f1a -
Tins. But in city which control, me-
hundred miles OF new and rapidly fT''-!
territory, with more trade at thsfr o.,
than they can handle, with no sr,..
business houses, no empty dwelrT,,
and a population increasing by tie M
dred each day, and with bank clsorf--,
gaining faster than any CITY In 49,
Union, the case is different. Tb..s -
some OF the sure foundation Stones ne
which a true commercial center is hT,r,
and the broad headed man Of brsfrs,,
puts his money into real estate in s,rb,
city, not as a snap speculatOr, but az a.
investor, with the easv assurance ,ba.
the property so bought will shortly -,
sought by some one for use. The 6f#s,
enCe between the two kinds of rftia.f,
the difference between the true and tbs
false. There Will be periods of varvrs
activity in Fort Worth real estate vi,bo
sure advance, sometimes slow and some
times rapid, until the city attains the m.
sitlou of a metropolis. A vast srps a,
fertile country is building its CITY h,
supply point, its banking center at Fart
Worth, and her growth will ONLY IA
checked by backset to that couDtry
Just so sure as it is true that no bacgsat
ever comes to that country, that is any.
thing but temporary, just so sure the
city Of that country will respond to her
continued prosperity.
A PROMISING ADDITION.
Eastern people have been quietly buv.
ing acreage on Alamosa Heights, south.
west of the city near the WOODEN mills.
A combination of foreign and home
owners have organized to develop and
improve in that direction. 1t is under.
stood that arrangements fol- rapid trans!.
will be completed in a short time. The
depot at Alsmoss station has not been
completed yet, but the surroundings
look lively enough, with q large force o.
men at work on the wooden mills and
residences. There are whispers Of one or
two other factories going in at this point,
but their character cannot be learned.
1t is an open secret that the Houston aud
Texas Central railway has wanted q
suburban station at this point, and hss
fostered the enterprise from the be-
ginning. Lots inside the city limits
have reached such prices that the man OF
modest means turns to the suburbs for
larger lot for less money, especially when
the question of rapid transportation
solved.
H. W. Nye to Ed J. Mason,
part of block 3, Tucker ad-
dltiOn. ........,.. ..........s $1,000
Il. W. Nye to J. D. Osborne.
part of block 8, fuckers ad-
OlIlnu. oJJ "
H. G. Brown and wife toJA
and E. ] Edelbrock, part Of
hlOoL< Harria3 udditiO0 T15 90
Patsy Ozes and Others to NJ.
II. McCarty, 40 acres on
Village creek, NJ. F. Scott's
survey, ten and one-hah
mile southeast of Fort Worth 240 %
FRANK NJ. Smith to Mrs. Fan
ME Pitt, part block ,,
Nanoe's addition. .......... 3,lVO
Zeno c.. Ross to Thomas D.
Ross, lots 4, and 6, block
2, T. s. P. west addition;
one-third interest in different
tracts Of B. F. Crowley's
survey. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5I9yV W
W. R. Sawyer to J. A. Hen
dry, lot9, block 8, Changers
first addition. .........-..... sVV "
A. o. Mander to J. P. Nicks,
lots l, 2, 3, and 5, block
76, Ellis addition. ......... ZOV W
Sam Evans to Bette K. Evans,
lot on Park and Hampton
streets, Evans east addition 5,VVV F"
John NJ. Wyatt to A. P. Bush,
Jr., lot 5, block l6, Fields q,
subdivision Of WEIGH survey S,Zo0 "
W. T. Allen to R. H. King,
part Of John Rowland sur
vey, eight miles west Of Fort I'm
Worth. ............. o.
A. A. johnson to <. NJ. Van
Zandt, Jr. lots l 4, 2, 8 and 4 80, N
block l, Grandview addition 9''' "
John S. Fowler to Harvey c.
Lowrie, Il 95-I00 acres, b
s. Harris survey, two miles 90, N
southwest of courthouse. E'''' V
Thomas P. Martin to W. F.
Cappage, lot /, block y, n, e1
Rosedale addition zee. ...-. INV