Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

surprise to the public was that he should
assign while there were at hand friend:
| who would have tided him over any
ordinary difficulty.
The Indebtedness amounts to 500,
CSC. 20, made up as follows: State Ma
tional bank. $40 600; Merchants Ma
tional bank. Sl5, 900; Merchants Ma
tional bank. S4729. 20; Western securities
company, S22, 500: Morgan Jones, $40,
| 600; Morgan Jones and E. E. Chase
| 81, 800: Edward Cox, Scotland, $500;
| /. j. Weinberg and George Hoiley
| Scotland, S94O8; a. s. Nicholson, $1,000;
Ross, Chapman s Ross, $500: Mer-
chants national bank. $500.
The assets are as follows:
Lots 10, IL, II, 10, block d., Dag
gett's addition; lots 5. and and the
south half of lot g, block I, Noodle g
subdivision; 1i5xl90 feet out of block
%, fuckers addition; east half block
lGl, Arlington Heights; one-half inter-
est in lot 6, block CT, Daggett' 8
additions; lots /, ., 3, 4
and 5, block 4, Daegett's addition :;
lots and s. block ll3, city; IS. 600
acres OF land known as the Byers pas
ture, i'll Tarrant county; All acres con-
veyed to W. F. Sommerville by c. c.
Cummings, and located in Terrant
county; I447 acres conveyed by John c.
Bidd!e to W. F. Sommervilie, located
partly in Tarraut and Par
ker counties; SO shares in the
Western securities company, nov
held by Fl. c. and A. W. Caswell for q
loan of $1,000; 100 shares in the Western
securities company, now held by the
Merchants national bank for u loan; 50
IN, IA,r k,aI ~
by the company, for money loaned W.
f. SommerviiIe; SIS, 600 of the first
mortgage bonds of the Wichita Valley
RAILROAD company; S63, $50 of bonds in
the same railroad company not yet is
sued; sixty-three shares in the South
western investment company. now held
by II. c. AMI A. W. Caswell for q loan
Of $1,000: an interest in q S45 600 note
executed by q. j. Meade, J. Grant
Jones and ". +. SommerviIIe to Nor
gan Jones and indorsed by Morgan Jones
10 W. +. Sommerviiie, which is now IN
the hands of the Western securities COM
pany; 200 shares in the Springs develop
me company of Folsom, n. M,
now in the hands of the West
ern securities company; forty
tour shares in the cement works of
Fort Worth; 100 shares in the McCor-
mick Cotton seed DeliutPr company; lot
!, block Is, lot I, block s., in the Shoe
and Leather addition; five shares in the
Fort Worth Drug company; ten shares III
the chamber of commerce; two notes, ag-
gre@ating $500, secured by mortgage on
chamber of commerce building: ninety
Six head of mules in the Byer's pasture;
four head of horses and eighty head of
cutie on the same pasture; certain
Tract of land in Callahan county and
another certain tract in Parker county;
also l5t 902l2 acres of land in Wichita,
KNOX, Baylor, Wubarger, Archer and
King counties; 100 acres in Montague
county; $3.50 acres 10 Bosque county.
The only piece of property reserved by
Mr.. SummeTyiIle is his homestead in this
city.
MIR. Sommerville was not available for
purposes Of an interview yesterday, but
his friends expressed the fullest be-
let that his creditors are in
good shape. Mr. Morgan Jones
said that his proper is all more
valuable by far than when he purchased
it, AMI the administration of the estate
bY Thomas D. Ross will result in a large
excess tor MIR. Somerville. He also spoke
highly of Mr.. Sommerviile's business
career, of the good work he has done for
Texas and Fort Worth, sentiments in
which all who know of Mr. Smmerville's
operations VIII join.