Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-30

that fifteen cfsizens have guar
anteed Sl5, 900 to briug the exhibition
here, simply and solely TO give Fort
Worth a grand fall attraction TO bring
people to our city. The citizens must
now aid them in carrying their burden
by subscribing for the boxes.
Mr.. Pain telegraphs that the
work to be brought here will
be his graudest, the one produced in 1888
at Alexandria palace. Fort Worth will
be crowded with people in October, and
all who will be benefited should join the
chamber of commerce in paying for the
good done to the city.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
II. P. Churchill of Kansas City, one of
the most prominent men and fnanciers
of the West, spent yesterday in Fort
Worth. Mr.. Churchill was one of the
organizers of the Equitable mortgage
company, one of the most extensive COM
panies of the kind in the world. He is
nov president of the Kansas CITY safe
deposit and savings bank, and is vice.
president of the American national bank
of Kansas City. This was the gentle
man IS first visit TO Fort Worth, and he
was taken in charge by L. B Imboden,
George B. Hendricks and G. NJ. South
eTldtu anu euO"u over lI6 CITY. ne WAS
taken in special cur to the packery,
stockyards and other points of interest,
and expressed himself as being astonished
at what he saw. Mr.. Churchill came
especially to see Mr.. Imboden. being III
terested with him IN the new bank. Mr..
Churchill $ visit will certainly bear good
fruit, for he will carry his impressions of
Fort Worth with him and tell his North
arn frianis of whnf ha har3
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
Messrs. John Robinson and Alexander
Mackey of Dundee, Scotland, were in
Fort Worth yesterday the guests of w.
F. Sommerville. The gentlemen were
shown over Fort Worth by Mr.. Sommer-
VILE and were well pleased with what
they saw.
The granite roofing works will move to
the new buildings in Manchester some
time next week.
Allen Shewmon of Kokomo, Ind. ar
rived in Fort Worth yesterday, to make
this city his home. Mr.. Shewmon is in
terested in the sash, door and blind fac
tory at Manchester.
Col. R. E. Maddox's palace stables
are completed.
All is activity at the Dahlmau refrig-
orator, preparatory to active operations
of killing and refrIgerating beef.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Laura s. Carr TO James A.
Craig, lots Is and Il, block
1, Brooks and Bailey addi-
ton. .......S l ,O75 90 |
C. H. Edwards to R. r. OAR
rah, lot 6, bl ok 2, Evans
south addition -. ...... $50 90
Union Land company to NJ. J.
O'Gorman, lot 8, block 10,
Union depot addition .... $50 90 |
David Van Wort to Elan 1.
Dunn, lot 6. block A, Mans
Held. ......... ......--...-.. S5 90 |
]. W. Carter to C. H. Ed
wards, half interest in look
72R feet, block 81, Jen-
ninss' south addition. ...... 1875 90
George H. Eastwood and
william F. Stewart to
Lowndes Il. Davis, lots to
in block Q, Rosedale addi-
tion...... ............ $500 90
James Harrison to, D. t.
Bomar, south hall lot l,
block 80, Jennings south
addition ..,....... ......... 1900 90
Fort Worth Wooden Mill COM
pany to Mrs. Kate McKem-
son, lot 81, block 4, Wooden
mill addition. .... so 90
] L. Cooper to L. n. Cooper,
lots 20 to 80, block Z, Fair
mont addition 80. ........ 1.4oo 90
]. L. Cooper to L. N. Cooper,
lots 81 TO "a, block 10, Fair
mont addition. 800. =. 1850 90
Total S25 OO5 90