Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-26
BUILDING AND REAITr
Progress on Residences in and 4b..
the City.
The Favorable View that Greets tGs y,,,.
Who Looks Around at the Union
DepOt-FaetOry at Work.
PROMINENT PRosPEcroes.

Capt. Lee Linn is back from tie r,.
bringing with him a party If 5f...
gRished gentlemen, including Hon iii.
Zolles of Decatur, III =; James Kit. .
banker of Decatur, i'll: rs..
Funsenberger of Kgacop. III
George Ewing of Huntington r-.
Perry Brennaman of Huntinglou. rrf
w. NJ. Watkins of KokOmo. Ina -.
owns eight grain elevators aigr, -
Pittsburg railroad, and who vii o.,
Seymour, Baylor county, >. and Dg-t..
Archer county with view of as.ahI.,.-
elevators at those points. Lev Wilson
Peru, Ind. > is also of the party
gentleman Is president of the furr---
furniture company which will est7sr...
an immense plant in Mgul:,s,,s,
Burt Linn of Msriou, I'M
and Daniel Reeves of WABASH. ma
are also with Capt, Linn. Tro sa7f.
man Will spend a number of dass In p,
state, sizing up its varied aaa a,trac,-.
resources.
A FAVORABLE VIEW.
A gentleman stood yesterday On Fl.
platform at the Union depot and Counts,
while standing in one spot shirts rs.
dences under construction within rasrB,.
his sight. Many of these are the uaf,,.
borhood of the Daggett sche5rb,-..
where a fine class of buildings are lin,
put up. Ground which a few rrr.-,
ago was vacant and bare nov s7-z.
whole solid blocks of residences. with.
are occupied as soon as completed. SIM.
of the depot and east of the rqa-,sf
tracks are many more Of the same csa
of buildings either in course OF rUEs,rg..
ton or already completed.
FACTORY STARTED.
This week the moss collar factory. n.
only institution of its kind il The com.
try, started at work for. its summer PHI,
The factory has a capacity of 1900. a-3
when, as now, 1t is going ar foil .rss,
with every machine at work, is mean,
the employment of a great many bs1b
and the consumption of large quauuas
of raw material.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
w. T. Fakes is putting upa neat sal
handsome $4,000 residence, swo story, O.
the corner of Seventh and Florence
streets. 1t is about completed, AMI ,5
workmen we're Yesterday putting fui1
ing touches on the inside work.
Messrs. Sam Slower and John F. Jack.
sou are a couple of Wichita, Kan, 0s,.
pie who have been looking over Fr-
Worth real estate recently. They az
very much pleased with what they has:
seen and say that during MAY q sls
number of Wichita people with mOusr
will be in this city to take advantage C /
the inducements held out for iu7est
ments.
B. F. Combes' handsome twC-s,5-7
residence corner Cherry and Texas
streets, is nearing completion Itbn
cost about S25O0 and will be an ornament
to the part of the city III Whichits
located.
The new Texas and Pacific roVudhOg,-
is being pushed forward rapidly under
Contractor Hughes. Work on this
structure serves to add to the cir Of sc.
tivity noticeable in that neighb0rh0oi.
Mr.. R. L. Groin, of Kansas CITY
who is here in connection with the vaults
to be put up by the Helm
beer company, is much pleased
with Fort Worth, and SAYS ha
will make considerable invest
ments here in the near future. The
vaults to be put in now will be large anil
commodious.
Work on buildings in the city has been
during the past two DAYS By
the heavy rains.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
American land and Investment
company to LOrln w. Can
adv, lots l, ,, 5 and =,
block 20, Chamberlin and
Arlington investment com
pany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~! ID
G.. c. Anderson to Hans
Berge, lot out of a. Robin
son s survey .......- ....... %
Jack Steele and wife to James
ID. Farmer, tract of land
on Trinity river four and
One-hslf miles northwest OF
Fort Worth. ......... =.
James ID. Farmer to j. j.
Goodfellow, 1872 acres, W.
II. Carroll survey. 20 "