Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-08
BUILDING AND REALTY.
The Wooden Mill is being Prepared for
Shipment.
1t VIII Maierializs In Fort Worth Before
March 1.-The Importance of the Plant-New
Electric Street Railway System

By March l all the machinery for the
immense wooden mill to be located at
Alsmoss heights will have been laid
down in this city. Mr.. G. W. Post mas
in his possession all the documents affect
ing transfer of Biggsby Bros plant
from Huntsville, Mo-, to Fort worth,
and there is no loophole for failure IN
securing this immense enterprise for this
city. Its Importance cannot be over estl-
mated. Hundreds of skilled operatives
will be brought with the plant, and 1t Is
well known that where one of these fac
tories is operated suburb of residences
for the operatives springs up. Such will
be the result in Fort Worth. Biggsby
Bros are now arranging the machinery
for shipment, which will take place at
once.
The laying of wires on Main street for
the new system of electric cars on that
road has been commenced, and it will
not be long before that line will be as
we'll equipped as any in the city.
The movement for the erection OF
new church for the accommodation of
st. Andrews congregation IS assuming
tangible shape, and soon dirt will be
broken for an edifice that will add glory
to the city in respect to her places of
worship.
The Boston Herald says of Texas that
"1t can show gold to California, silver
to Nevada, iron to Pennsylvania, coal to
Alabama, lead to Missouri, copper to
Michi gan, lumber to Wisconsin, rice to
South Carolina, sugar to Louisiana, cot
ton to Mississippi, corn to Iowa, wheat
to Minnesota, wool to Ohio, hay to New
York, and to every state that which it
produces and much that it does not. ~
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
]. C. Ames to Eliza l.. john
son, lot /, block 4 MoAnul-
ty s. Nesbitt's subdivision of
block 10, Fields addition. IS COO 90
Melissa A. Smith and Thomas
Smith to David Tobiu, part
dition ......,..,,........,.. 1900 90
J. A. Elliott and Eliza NJ. Ell e
lott to r. W. Collins, lot -
II, McNall's addition to Ar
lington Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
c. H. Norvell to r. w. COL
Inns, block IS, McNall's ad-
dition to Arlington. &C 90
J. A. Sreger and wife to J. a.
Elliott, lot II, Menall's al
dition to Arlington ... 800 90
A. p Luckett to L. T. Carr,
lot u, block Z, eldWelch
addition Observation-Disclosures. 600 90
c. w. Dame to Il. F. Rodgers,
part of block II, College
Hill addition 800 90
George T. Fielding to John
Scott, lot IL, block 10,
Brooklyn Heights addition. $50 90
John Bowman and wife to Berg
s. Story, acre Solomon
Iington ............. ....... 600 90
J. J Goodfellow and wife to
SalIie NJ. Gibbon, lots 81,
%, % and "a, block SO, NJ.
G. Ellis addition. ........... 500 90
James Ryan 20 Walter Wyatt,
lot Is, block Co., Ryan's
sab division of block 15S. !. l, 200 90
John H. Kehn and wife to
Sarah J. Maurice, part of
lot 8, block Oh, Daggett' $
addition ........'........... 800 90
] ohm P. King to P. T. Ryan,
lot A10, Park subdivision of
block 4, Field WelUh addi-
ton .......... ......... 10 90
E. P. Kane to A r. Mignon,
part of block SO, Jennings
South addition. ............ $500 90
J. E. Eggleston to s. E. Fow-
Ter, lots Is and II Egg
gleston's subdivision, L.
Moore survey ...... $50 90
Gavin Walker and II. G. Bury
to Oscar NJ. Sims, part of lots
IL and -, block 2, of block
6, Evans south addition. -. 800 90
o. w. Parry to A. B. Smith,
lots % and "a, J -. Johnson's
addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900 90