Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
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Will be Extended to AIamosa Height b
the Convenience of Residents.
To strangers, who ere not family
with the city and its surrounding 4
may be explained that the city gruVl b
the south, where the land is high us
only in price but in altitude. Oa|
south, and few points east Of the b.
pital lies high and commanding bund
of land, overlooking the entire city 4
Fort Worth. The Houston and TeIn
Central railway passes through tsi
property on its way southwark Tbs
elevation, some 100 or $50 feet, is know
as Alamosa Heights.
A prime factor IN the settling u
suburban property is the means Of traIs
portation. Inhabitants Of Asm'a
Heights, both in the factory adiha
thereto and the other parts, will s1ig F
better facilities in this respect than ~ /
suburb about the city. Only saEs
minutes will be required to 20 or couI
The terms and conditions of sale ares
follows;
/. One hundred and fifty lots will
sold, no more, no less, at 500 each, POI 4
able $40 per month.
2. One large store building will
built on one lot, size 2OxlOO feel, W
built and pafRted.
s. One residence, six rooms, tEoA
RES, to cost MOI less than $1,000, Is I0's'A
on one lot. e
4. Two residences, one storY eaVl
three rooms eacbjspost 5000 EACH W.
Gated on separate lots. The per'9R ~
draw lots with houRes thereon tx ~
houses aud lot withSst further s3sI.
5. The person whRdraws tpe 70! ~
tanning the large stoEs building taxa
without further cost. "a;
Z. One lot in everye4 Airty seven y.
one-half contains a st8a bllal.
handsome residence whisA Will % 1'-
to tbSppe who draws ii
8. The plan of the ataHing Is ps'I'"
and meets the approyatef 81
8. The lot buyers roAduct re ola ,,s,
themselves. DetaIs Gan be gsgen y ~ =
city Office of the company Sl9 -
street. s,,t
10. All houses aFs well buls nn =.
somely finished f1Ehodern style -
tistically painted ehtslde and ill., E.I N
graphs of the h5Ses can be 'eenE
city Office of tns woolen mil oOm ~. ~
610 Main street aere plat OF ~
dition is kept for Inspection. IA.
IL. The trustee, G. w. POST, ~ us.
posted bond for $40, 900 at lls -
chants national bank as guSi'-
faithful performance. i, ian
u. Lots bought. in the first laiI .sDs
been sold before the drawing S"
cent. advance. usl,,s
Is. The managers of Alamo'S I'd III
and the WOODEN mill oompaH'
money for their patrons. LAS
IA. The public drawing will % Vs.
the courthouse on October u ~ cssrs
10. The Houston and Texas .sIIIrri
railroad are at this writing oup- 81
loO-foot depot platform preparsiOO--ss I.
and attractive mO'
burban depot for passengers ,,orssf
A train each way is now run . m, . 3
and night, which lands Ps''' ,,,s.ip
and from in fifteen minutes, A-s5rss
ments are completed by tns ,n :. q
company to put on special trs mi. %
tober l for this service Alone
will carry
TO THE CITY IN ELL
UTEs Id
at a uniform fare of FIVE cents p 80
start at proper time in the nv
land passengers at their SO-
o 'clock. ssiH
H. Every hour during the as s, s,Sss-
ming the trans will run foE ~. .ss ,s,fs
mediation of passengers, ana ~ ,IsssS
win be quicker and much MOI. .;os.
than street cars at the same pr ~ ~
II. A large paper mill WI fsI, ?
adjoining this property in inc q, ~
other factories are to follow