Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-10

| SIX stories or the magQllceQE hurley
| Office building have gone up, and still ths
! masons climb heavenward.
4 number of skilled operatives from
| the North are on their way or are about
TO embark for Fort Worth TO go 20 wogs
| ct the stove foundry.
Sherman & Murphy's wood working
factory is nearly completed, and now
presents the appearance of an institution
where business would be the order.
The Asche building, adjoining the
board of trade building, has reached IFS
total height. which is three stories, aud
now the handsome pressed brick front is
to go in.
The new Methodist church on Lamar
and Seventh streets has reached the
point where the superstruoture begins 10
loom. The flooring has been laid. Il
will De another ornament to the city.
The new Martin Browp building on
Main street has reached the top
of the ground, and the sleepers
were all laid yesterday. The build
ing is of a proportion and outline
Indicative of its magni1cenee when COM
pleted.
moving into the city becomes greater aud
greater, and the only necessity now felt
in Fort Worth greater than that for mora
store houses is that for more residences.
The agents have few of them on thei,
books, though the demand is great.
The amount of building under way
and completed on the South Side during
the last few weeks is astonishing. In
rolo
covered with residences. Recently eigh.
lots were sold in one day on the johnson
addition on which residences will bs
erected at once.
The outside work on the board of trade
building has been completed, the last
work being the placing of the large
carved stone over the Houston street
entrance. The pavement all around
the building is finished and now
all impediments to pedestrians
around that corner have been re-
moved. For massiveness and beauty of
architecture the board of trade is not
excelled in Texas.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Robert C. Martin, Jr., to John
G. Harris and Ben G Harris
south addition. .......... $3.50 90
David r. Archer and Charles
Peterson to Christian A.
barley, blocks 1-9 inclusive,
McConnel's addition. ..... so 800 90
Waiter Wyatt to d. B. Casey,
lot 8, block A of block 158,
Evans addition. ........... 1880 90
Eugene NJ. Lyster to Vital
Gaguely, part of block l,
Granger addition. .......... 1900 90
T. II. s. J. E. Eggleston to d.
B. Damon, lots 2, 3, 4, ;,
16, II, IS, 10, 20 and 81,
Eggleston's subdivision of
Mooro's survey, 1900 90
S. O. Noodle to E. NJ. Lyster,
part of block l, Changers
addition. .................., 1900 90
James Ryan to l.. p. Rose,
dition -. ............ $50 90
John Pittenger and wife to
Robert NJ. Pittenger, one
half of block u and Is, Juan
joe Alberado grant. ...... 275 90
Also one-half of $40 acre tract
twelve miles from this city
on Cleburne road. .....-.. 100000
Also 275 acres eight and one
city city IF I. Flores survey y ~ 1.575 90
Also half of 269 acres on Syoa-
more creek, thirteen and
one-half miles southwest OF
BirdvilIe and OF 400 acres
eight and one-half miles
southwest OF Fort Worth, I
Flores survey. $4,000
Also one-hal< of 800 acres A
Castillo survey AT acres ].
J Albirado survey, and 318
acres R. j. Wares survey. $4,000
J E. Eggleston to s. J. Doyle
lot Eggleston subdivision
Moore IS survey ....... A0c 90
A. B. Smith to o. W. Parry
lots 1, 2 and 5, Jake johnson
addition. ................ 200 90
B. W. Harris to Mrs. E. I.
Burns, lot on East First street
and Gulf, Colorado and San
ia Fe road. ........... 1880
Matte Warren and J. n. Mo
knight to w. Csswell lots
l to 6 inclusive, block 8,
Granger's addition. 1850 0e
American Land and Invest.
ment company to Newell Z.
Landon, lots Is to Is inelu-
sive, block Al, Chamberlin
Arlington Heights addition. 600 90