Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24
REALTY AND BUILDING
The Thofne Type Setting Machine IT,.
pany Gets It's Charter.
What the Brewery Would Do for For, ".
The Shoe Factory's PrOduct-NOts,
of Progress.
WILL sOOv ORGANIzr

urday morning, and the comDsnv :,
proceed at once to organize aud %.
ready for an invasion of the neipbbo...'
republic. The principal Office os >.
company IS fixed by the charter n. ~
Worth, its capital is $500 goo. and 49,
directors for the first year are ,ra.,-.
TT Hurley, W. L. Malone. Pot..,
Mozart, George L. Hurley auI ~
Senter.
The purpose of the COMPANY is p, =
! troduce the ThOrne machine VIII, IL
now used in ths composing rooms of -
Mail, in Mexico, which territory il os, -'
| exclusively. 1'
An agent will probably Do sent to 49,.
| City of Mexico soon to perfect arra-.-
ments to push vigorously the arsfr. =.
the company. u
THE BREWERY
| Several citizens are still urufn, o.
Importance Of securing the Cannon brsa,
cry which is offered to Far,
Worth for bonus of S,0
| 600. If this amount is raised Mr.. Cam
| guarantees to erect buildings and nm, ia
new machinery at cost of SIa5 o15 ,'
| 5000, 900. This brewery would rive r,,
slant employment to seveuty-five IN nm,
hundred men.
NOTES or PROGRESS.
L. o. Dsrley sold his lot IN the Sb,,
and Leather addition yesterday 10 e. II
Peterson for $3.50, profit of S5l IN
sixty days. Lots in factory aqdit;on.
are good investments and will nay :,
hold.
j L. MoAlister will build q Residence
on Hemphill street and Broadway at
cost of $500.
Nine acres of land on the South Sl5a
were sold Yesterday TO Il Louisiana CAM.
talist for SI3, 600.
Half of block I, College Hill addition
was sold to c. Gibson yesterdny for
$4,000.
Fort Worth pays out $500 900 per an.
mum for beer. a brewery here would
keep portion of that money at home
aud give employment, all told, to l5j
hands.
The bottling works of Casey * Swasev
now employ twenty-five hands.
Mr.. Hatcher of the B. c. Evans COM
pany says the company will sell $500. 900
worth of boots and shoes this year. and
if the big shoe factory is put in operation
they will take all or nearly all the pro-
duct.
The chamber of commerce will hold a
called meeting at O'Clock to-day 10
consider matters of importance to The
city.
Several lots were sold in the cotton
mill addition yesterday. The subsidy Is
now about $40, 600. If the balance can
be raised in June work on the mill will
begin on August |. If Fort Worth is to
have this mill the sooner the better.
Up to last night no answer had been
received to the cablegram sent to Glen
Walker in regard to the half block on
Sixth between Main and Houston streets,
spoken of as site for the grand hotel.
Work on the great packerY is being
pushed rapidly, the buildings all being
above the first story now. Mr.. Thomas,
the superintendent, has over 100 men at
work on the fine stone buildings
The question of right-Of-waY for the
HyGe Park street car line will come up
before the city council tonight.
A project is on foot which will give
Fort Worth $40 900 bridge over tbs
Trinity northeast of the city.
Before the week is out the foundation
of the Jennings building will be in.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
The Realty and Coupon asso-
citation TO l.. Il. Menefee
and L. ID. Miller, l0Oxl0O
feet, corner Burnett and
Thirteenth streets. > 800 Oh
American land and Investment
company to George W.
Heintz, lots II to 20, block
70. Arlington heights .... l 1000 o.
Walter Gresham to Charles
Maloney, lots II end Is,
block 6, Smith, Jones and
Daggett 3 addition ..... 4 800 %
Fort Worth WOODEN mill COM
pany to William MonniG, lots
and 8, block 6, wooden mill
addition .... lyV w
George II. Fielding to William
Monnig, lot 5, block Il,
Brooklyn Heights. ..... 100 %
Union land company to W. l..
Rushing, lot 10, block II, of
the Union depot addition ... $50 %
L. p. Stephenson to John Buff
ner md wife, 57x76 feet, NJ.
A. Jackson survey. .... 9lj w
Fort Worth wooden mill COM
psny to j. f. Ellis, lots 2G
and 81, block 4 lots IA and 10
block II; lots Is and Il,
block 9: lots 10 and 16, block
IA; lots l and 2, block IL;
lots 26 and 81, block 8, lots
10 and 20, block IL; lots 10
and II, block IL; lots II and
y, block Z; lots - and IA,
block 8; lots / l and II, block
4; lots 81 and %, block 6;
lot IL, block 10 of wooden
mill addition. ....-. r25y !"
Phillip j, Bohart to George NJ.
Baker, lots 8 and 4, block 4
Mulkey's sub division of
block l, Fields welch addi-
ton. ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I,e00 W
\. w. Casweu to John n.
Woodfin, lots 81, %, 90,
30, So, 81 and IS, Park sub
division of block 4, Fields ,,
WEIGH addition. ....... 1IVVV "
Ioyster and Baker to J. II.
Jones, third interest in lots
/, 5. 5, 6, z, s, 8, 10, II,
II, l3, "A, 10, l6, block ?,
McAnulty and Nesbitt sub
division, block 10, Fields ..
addition. -....... .......- -tV''
Union land company to Cullen
Bailey, lots 81 and %, block
2, aud lots and 2, of block ,, N
4 Union depot addition. 2,2V' "
Tnion land company to W. W.
James, lots l and 2, block 2,
lots 81 and %, block 5 Union -, nj E
depot addition. .......-.. wv
+. Walker and II. G. Bury