Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14

out OF the III set apart, the question OF
who shall have first, second and all other
choices 10 bs determined by the m Elm berS
Of the pool Themselves, or majority of
them, ut Il public called meeting of the
holders, of which time AMI place notice
shall be given by the management, and
which shnli be published in the Fort
Worth GAZETTE ct least ten days in id
vance of said meeting, 81 which meeting
each certificate shall be entitled to one
vote.
THE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE.
BY this arrangement the Fort Worth
land company agrees that, out OF the
So 900 cash received from sale of mem
bcrshIp certificates, there shall be erected
ten houses upon the lots set apart to cost
ms follows:
One house costing So, lo0...... So 100
Oae house costing. l,5Jl..... ........... j0I
One house costing -. ], 200. 49,. ......... 2lJ
-Four houses costing. 1909 ............. 4.nOj
Three houses costing. go. 2, 100
LABOR FURNISHED TO THOSE WHO CO.
OPERATE.
competent superintendent will be
selected from among the mel beers OF the
pool, If possible, TO look after .3hasafec-
ton of the buildings. ssasf ffsnters,
mesons, painters AID sfsniers in m lte-
rial will hayesssssstrence in the employ
meut oeNirR ahd in furnishing material
where II cau be done without loss or det-
-eiinent 10 the interest of the whole. No
profitable contract will be given on these
buildings, nor commissions received or
paid. Us II will be the pride of the man
ngrment to make these buildings worth
10 or II per cent more than If done by
contract.
II tn u.
Certificate holders, after selecting
their lots, on which they have paid $3.50,
will give for the balance due, $500, ven-
doris lien notes bearing per cent IN
terest, oue-hhlf to be paid in one year
and the other half i'll two years. Pro-
vided, that the parties selecting lots with
houses thereon shall have next to said
lot one additional lot, and add the aver
age price, $3.50, to the amount due, $500,
making the total amount due $3.50,
W hich snail be divided in two equal pay
meDtS on the time and rata aforesaid,
the lien running against both lots, no
more cash payments being required than
that paid tor the certificate.
NOTHING HID! EVERYTHING WIDE OPEN!
Mankind have reason TO be suspicious,
knowing the strong often take advantage
Of the weak, and The Intelligent use their
God given powers 20 ride over their less
fortunate ueighbors. But in this Coop
erGiive arrangement there is no trick:
everything is wide-opeu. If there is
anything about il which seems compli-
Gated, the management can he found at
No. 6l0 Main street, and feel competent
to make ii SO plain that way fsring man
may read As he ruussssaS.sSsss
YoU syAEs NO SYRINGE OF LOSS.
Thiagts $se only plan now before the
pnBfie in which ail men win and noue
lose; each one receiving q full equivalent
for their money. For these ten houses
will so advance the value OF the whole as
to make the least valuable lot Gas they
ure all good) worth 800.
BE CONSERVATIVE, But RESoLUTE.
The lots are ouen tor inspection. Look
at them, and il. in your judgment. the
least valuable will be worth the money,
and more when the Improvements arsa
made, then you should act promptly; III
we know of no other valuable property
where the owners have the courage and
business sagacity to make such uuparal.
leled Inducements. For II is the owners
of the property who give up the money
to make the improvements. deducting II
from the actual and selling value of the
property. The buyer does not furnish
it, the property owners gsttin. their re-