Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
REALTY AND BUILDING.
The Probable Site for the New Hotel
on Sixth Street.
Handsome Club Building to be Erected.
Several Fine Business Structures to go
Up-NOtes OF Progress.
THE COTTON MILL.

THE COTTON MILL.
The solicitors for the big cotton mill
placed several lots yesterday. Let all
understand that the cotton mill company
guarantee to, and before the trustees
pay them, will have to put up large
brick and stone buildings. one building
is guaranteed to be $50 feet long, two
stories high and of brick or stone, and
to be equipped with modern new machine
cry and they must file their bond that
they will employ not less than
100 people daily for one
year and they promise TO en-
ploy 800 daily and will put
up buildings large enough to accom- mo
date 800.
Our business men and real estate own
ers must lend their assistance by taking
few lots or see this, the grandest OF all
factories, slip from our grasp. Nor need
they hesitate to take lots at $780, Tor
| with this big plant established and IN
operation, they will be surprised at the
value of their holdings.
You cannot buy los4fn the Cotton
mill addition IN Dallas tesless than 5000.
The president of the 6tton mill oom-
pany is asaan of stse wide reputation
rs finaneS4a and lAsiness man, and is
now in activs zoe kgement of the most
profitable ou mill in the
er" to the o. in Fort Worth
are Casey s. swass4E. Caswell brothers,
E. W. 2 Hor, 90. Chase, t. j.
Hurley, 1llace He1afioks, t. j Jen-
nings, Sitobu Haas, F.ek, TwOmbly, l..
B. Imbo IN, Tandy bH4&hers, w. d.
Hall, Ar Hall, C. S. Basss aud s: b.
Gets. Mesrs. e. h. FOsaick and ).
NJ. Furma6Asve the subscription list IN
| charge, aud can be found in the Wells
Fargo building, corner Houston ana
| Fourth streets.
Real estate trading continues quite
active considering the time of the year
the sales during the week averaging over
S25 900 day. This is certain indlca-
ton that many buildings, residences es-
pecially, will Gesup during the summer.
In fact something over 400 houses are
now. going up in Fort Worth.
THE HOTEL SITE.
Considerable discussion is going on
about the location of the grand hotel
proposed to be built. The Eastern gem
| tlemen who propose to erect the hotel
say they want it to be, and will make It,
| the finest hotel in the South if the proper
location is secured, but II 1t
has one trent on slGe
street they will not build as
fine hotel as they cannot afford to put as
much money in 1t. The site they desire
is on Sixth street between Main and
Houston. fronting north. This property
ia owned by Glen Walker, and he was
| To
sell for hotel purposes and
at what price. An answer to this
cablegram is expected to-day or
Tomorrow. Messrs. Caswell, Hurley, w.
A. Huffman, Mccarthy and others have
already agreed to contribute literally TO
purchase the half block designated. The
hotel to be built if this site is secured is
to be fre-proof throughout, seven storie 5
| high. IOOx200 feet, to have all
modern improvements and to be
unexcelied in all its appointments by no
hotel south of Chicago. The people OF
Fort Worth at last realize the absolute
necessity of fine hotel, and the COM
mittee having the project in hand do not
propose to let grass grow under their
feet.
IN THE EARLY FALL.
Mr. C. Mccarthy, president of the
CITY national bank, who has lately been
in New York said yesterday, that two
strong financial syndicates had told him
they would come to Fort Worth in July
TO make heavy investments, but he per-
suaded them to put off their visit until
September, at which time they will be
here to plant their money and probably
aid in developing the city.
THE NEW CLUB.
Owing to the fact that the order for
the inside finishing of the Hurley Office
building had to be sent off by June 81 ,
the plan 10 use the upper two floors Of
the building for a club had to be aban-
doped, and Mr.. Il. j. Hurley so notified
the gentlemen who had organized the
club. 1t is now proposed
TO have the club erect $40, 900 club
building, and steps looking to this end
will be taken at once. A large number
of members at $500 apiece have already
been secured. This building will prob
ably be located on some street other than
} Main or Houston.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Mr. Wallace Hendricks said yesterday
that his mother, Mrs. E. A. Hendricks,
had decided to erect an elegant modern
structure on Main and Seventh streets
| QiaEOQaIiY. OppO5l6 Tic huiiOf
building. It is to be 100 feet on MAR
and 100 feet on Seventh street, sil
stories high and will be an ornament t.
the street. Work is TO begin on thi
structure as soon as possible.
Col. P. A. Huffman yesterday notified
the persons occupying the half block or
Main street to Twelfth to vacate by July
/, to make room for 100
foot front two-storY brick building
plans for which have been prepared, ant
the contract for the construction of which
will be let in q few days. Capt. E. B
Daggett, it is said, will join this building
on the north with hfty feet front two
story brick, which will be great i'm
provemeut to that part of this city.
It is understood that the Fort Wortl
Loan and Construction company viii
: close a contract il few days will
Messrs. Moses and 5ugerman, of Trini
: dad, to erect for them 50x2O0 bushes
/ house between Main and Houston street
1rOTrr EOp ApTTEGTON HEIGHTS.