Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11
HOMES WITHIN rHE REACH OF Al

$40 Per Month Until 500 is Paid
Will secure handsome lot in the second
WOODEN mill addition on Alamosa Heights
to three buyers, as follows:
One hundred and fifty lots will be sold >
no more. no less.
One residence, six rooms, two stories
to cost not less than $1,000, is located on
one lot.
Two residences, one story each and
three rooms each, cost not yet ascer-
tanned, are located on separate lots.
The persons who draw lots with houses
thereon, take such houses and lot with
out further cost.
All the houses are well built, hand
somely finished in modern style, and
artistically painted outside and in.
Photographs of the houses can be seen st
the city office Of the Wooden mill compa-
ny, 610 Main street, where plat of the
addition is kept for inspection.
This tract is known as the second
Wooden mill addition on Alamosa
Heights, and the method will be the
same in general as was pursued in the
sale of the first addition.
Upon payment of the first installment,
which is $40 per lot, certificate is
issued, certifying that the holder will be
entitled to draw at the public drawing,
and that warrantee deed will issue to
such person as soon as their lots are fully
paid for. Each month IS payment there
after of $40 is duly endorsed on the back
of such certificate by the trustee, Mr.. G.
W. Post, at 610 Main street.
THE PUBLIC DRAWING
viii be held at the courthouse on October
lat p. m.
TIfE LOTS WILL BE DRAWN IN PAIRS.
A plat of the addition will be cut up,
each slip showing two lots.
The nanes of subscribers will be placed
in one boz, the lot slips in another. Two
gentlemeSRill be
CHOSEN BY THEsUBsoRIBERs,
one to draw md reaa one name at time
while the oth9f draws and reads pair Of
lots.
The names ofs1bscribers for single lots
will be plaee9a separate box and
drawn in pairs thb. first name read, Of
each pair, tasFng sfAe lowest numbered
lot on the sli draw
This planxives affeequal chance to all
to draw H6nse or tolsaraw corners, and
the last name on. the list.stands an equal
show win the other 20 draw the most
desirableot. 1t is the Opportunity of
ife-timeEo make moneysin Fort Worth
real estaB and with an outlay that none
will feel The lots are 25xl20 feet, f1f-
teen-foE alleys, and sixty-foot streets.
This Is q feet shorte r than the
bENvER STANDARD,
lit. A.. s-.,...~a ;a &ba uana All 1arv
additions to the city are plated in this
way, which permits man to own lot
large enough to hold his hSase at very
low price, while those who can afford
it can own two, three or more lots as
they choose.
The sale of the first addition was a very
popular and successful one, over 500 lots
being subscribed for in sixty days, 433 of
winch were paid for promptly and the
balance (taken by people who for one
reason or another were careless about
making their payments to secure same)
were withdrawn from sale. Buyers of
lots in the first addition are now offered
q handsome advance on their holdings.
Buyers in the second addition, now on
sale are sure to make money on this pur-
chase, while those vino draw lots which
have houses on Will receive S1l00 in one
case and from $500 to $3.50 in other cases
on an Investment OF 500, payable $40 q
month.
1t is the opportunity for anyone want
ing home and for SPECTATORS the in
vestment is unequalied.
The wooden mill is completed, 206 feet
long, Iwo stories high; the machinery Is
being placed and viii be running in the
early part OF June. Two handsome two
story residences are completed ana ocon-
pied. some fifteen or fwentg buy
ers in the frst addition have
signined their intention OF building
houses at once, to rent to employees or