Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-25
REALTY AND BUILDING.
Fort Worth Made Stoves Ready for the
Mar ket.
Fair Prospects for the Hots!-The Sash and
DoCr Factory-The Rolling
Nill-Transfers.

Ray mond Co. OF Denver would shortly
| begin the work of improving the land
owned by them south of Fort Worth, be-
| ing part OF what is known as the War
| wick tract. An avenue eighty feet wide
will run through the tract north and
! south TO connect with Hemphill street.
| An effort will be made to get an electric
| line to run TO the property. The pro-
posed fair grounds are located near this
land, aud if an electric line is built it
| VIII run TO the fair grounds tract. Some
| of the Denver gentlemen will be here
| shortly.
AT THE STOVE FOUNDRY.
A visit to the Moore iron works,
! formerly known as the stove foundry,
by party of gentlemen yesterday found
| twenty-five men ut work and heavy
machinery being placed III position.
number of cook and heating stoves have
been finished, and piles of doors, fronts,
CRATES, tops, backs and legs are to be
seen waiting to be put together. Iron
fronts. wslldrilling machinery and sash
weights were being east yesterday.
Manager Moore says fifty men will be at
work rs soon us the machinery is all in
place. In December last the lot drawing
took place, and now the buildings have
| been completed, SIS, 900 worth of ma
chinery has been put in, ten houses have
been built, and lots that cost 500 are
selling at 5000. Mr.. Moore says resi-
dences are needed badly. In one house
three families are living, waiting until
more houses are built. A two-story
boarding house is no. going up.
THE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.
At the sash, door aud blind factory
fifteen men are at work, and Mr.. MUIR
ply, one Of the firm, says they have had
more work than they can do. He will
increase his force to forty five or fifty
men. H. W. Tallant is just completing
six neat cottages near the factory, aud
MIR. Murphy will have his fine residence
completed in few days. Something
over $50 people are new living where six
months ago not ten resided. Just beyond
the wood works, the Granite roofing
company has constructed large two
story brick factory building which will be
ready for occupancy in few weeks.
THE ROLLING MILL.
The committee is still at work solicit
ing for the stock in the rolling mill. Mr..
Moore of the iron works, said yesterday
he hoped the people of Fort Worth
would soon have this mill running. for
the foundries here needed considerable
quantity of the bar iron made. He had
just bought car load which cost him
$50 per ton.
THE HOTEL PROJECT.
Mr.. Mozart, Mr.. 6. 3. Hendricks
and others are working on the hotel
project and felt last night that if the
bonus was made up in a few days it
need not be long until work would begin
on the building.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
The handsome residence of J. C. Nc
Carthy, containing twenty rooms ~
nearing completion.
The roof is going on the high school
building.
The city is laying water mains on Penn
street. The street is being graded on
the west end.
The track of the Park street railway is
completed from Seventh street TO Mistle-
toe Heights.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
81. H. Lacey TO Mrs. NJ. c. 5.
Jordan, lots /, and 3,
block 4, Lawn Place. ..S 900 90
Frank l.. Thackett to Francis
c. Gallagher, part of lot l,
block s, College Hill addi-
ton ........ ........... $500 90
P. A. Tannahill to W. N.
Mosely, 145 acres of Jacob
wilcox survey ............. 1000 90
n. H. Suren to Citizens build
ing and loan association,
south half of lot 4, block
l, Daggett addition. -. go. 200 90
Realty and Coupon association
of Colorado 10 R. q. Nc
Annuity and w. R. Moore,
lots IL and IL, block G 3,
Daggett's addition, Rusk
and Twelfth streets. $1,000. 5000 90