Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-28
REALTY AND BUILDING.
4 Big Real Estate Deal for North Side
Property Closed.
The Chamber OF Commerce Brings this Last
Days of FompplI TO Fort Worth.
New ullIingS.

It was q sight to make the heart OF q
Fort Worth man glad to see the hundreds
of men who were paid of in this city
yesterday evening for work done on the
many buildings and factories now being
erected in and near the city. Tens OF
thousands of dollars were paid yesterday
aud the work 10 be mauguraied THO
week on O number Of buildings will add
TO the number of men at work. Fort
Worth is busy now, but will be much
busler this fall. II property owners are
wise, twenty store buildings will 60 up
on Main and Houston streets before
spring.
4 BIG DEAL.
Yesterday Mrs. W. A. HuffmGn pur-
chased the interest OF Col. Peter Smith
In the North Side addition. This pur-
chase included interest in the lands aud
street railroads. the price running up
away into the scores OF thousands.
IT WILL COME.
The chamber OF commerce COMMITTEES
after hard work has found fifteen public
spirited citizens who guarantees the
SIS 600 necessary 10 secure for Fort
Worth the exhibir of the Last Days of
Pompeii. Fort Worth during October
and November will be crowded with
people TO see this marvellous production.
There Is now Il duty to be erformed by
Fort Worth people. The $50 boxes must
be taken by our people. The hotels,
restaurants, retail merchants, street
cars aud all kindred industries will he
greatly benefited and they should
promptly come TO the assistance of the
committee of public spirited citizens who
are working for Fort Worth. The first
presentation will be on October 10 aud
the attraction will continue until about
November 10. The order 10 have the
work shipped has been given, and as
soon as possible work will begin on the
bull iings, the lake and the immense
grand stand, which will seat 10, 900 peo-
pie. Some night during theiattraction a
realistic picture in fire works of the
destruction of the Spring Palace will be
given. Mr.. o. +. SkIff will remain in
Fort Worth as general manager of the
affair. AS stated. the chamber of COM
merce recognizing the necessity OF
great fall attraction TO- Fort Worth, has
done its part, now the citizens should do
theirs and subscribe for the boxes which
must pay the Sl5 200 guaranteed.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
William Caps is making preparations
TO build residence on Arlington Heights.
Tomorrow the flow of water from the
city, aItesan well on fuckers hill will
be measured. 1t is believed that 500 900
gallons in twenty -four hours is assured.
NJ. G.. Ellis will begin Tomorrow to
build ten residences in North Fort
Worth.
John F. Swayne, who has spent some
time in the East. says Fort Worth is well
known in the East aud is regarded US the
coming Texas city.
Sheriff Richardson has sent to the
autumn palace at the depot mammoth
watermelon, thirty inches long, raised in
Tarrant county.
The foundations for the brewery are
nearly done.
The steeple on ST. Paul's church IS
rapidly going heavenward.
The aggregate value of buildings in
course of construction in Fort Worth IL
over 81 200 900.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
L. T. beats to G. NJ. Brown,
lot 3, block II, Afford &VeaI
addition. ..... ..............S L. 100 90
D. ]. Cannon to NJ. c. Will
Jams, one-seventh interest in
property on the West Fork
of the Trinity ............. $40 90
W. a. Coffee to 5. X. Banks,
forty acres Wash Davis sur
veY.. Observation-Disclosures. s75 90
Charles E. Head and l.. A.
Alsabrook TO John A. Toma-
michel. block A of the II.
w. Nye plat, j. NJ. Ellis
Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
It. r. Sandidge 70 John w.
Wray, south half lot l.,
block 80, jennings South
addition. ................. 1000 90
j. d. Reed to w. f. Lake,
lots 81 and SO, block G, city
cemetery -. .....-.,'..., so 90
John P. King to j. Il. Tiller,
lot l, block 2, st. Helena
addition ..,............ $50 90
Augustus Klein to Simon
Thompson, lot l block T,
Rosedale addition ....... 100 90
workingmens' building and
loan association TO c. G. Nc
Analy. part of block %,
Jennings south addition $50 90
John P. King to F. q. TANGO,
lot 5, block /, St. Helena
addition ,.....,........... 1926 90
NJ. A. Maupiu to J. e. Calvin,
lot 6, block 80, TuremGn's
addition .................... zoos 90
NJ. A. Maupin to J. G. Calvin,
lots and 8. block SO, Ture-
man addition ............. 1900 90
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