Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

'1at will make Fort Worth a great
What Is u question that interests
~ citizen. The Gazettc's corps OF
IIsers were sent ont TO get the views
cidzens on the subject. propOunding
fpllowing question; What, in your
non, Is necessary to make Fort
rih great city,I
tre are Uhe replies:
rcf Alex. Hogg-Answering your
uiry, What will Tend to build up,
make Fort Worth a great city
ave simply TO say the building of q
Is done just like any other business.
t.Norih simply needs filling up, com
li.K what you have laid out That
may have been upon too extended
9 Your waterworks now, by providing
ter. and do ii in the usual way. not
ordling to the fancy of some specula-
but according TO the known for nm
nging laws Of hydraulics. People the
nty, develop the whole surrounding
nlly. \ city Is nothing more nor less
n q part Of concentration, where the
ductions Of our class can be exchanged
those Of others. Before you
about what should be
q see what can be- done. See how
Cd time. how much means, how much
nry and how many men II has taken
huiif other cities, Support first the
iitutions. the enterprises you have. DO
end Ouragc others to come in when
Sc Already here cannot he sustained,
p0f.ed and made successful subscribe
YOU daily papers. advertise in them,
otler people to subscribe. and write
asionnlly. suggest even TO the editor
~ might help. Doing is worth more
a tsaying. You cannot have n great
without great press, ] do not mean
sheets or columns, but ] mean in its
yer; In It's rightness Of views and the
hty not to defend. but 10 impress these
VS. upon the people. You need the
t inen in all your public places; en-
iyor TO make these men see II is-their
y 10 serve their city In some of these
acities. 'Tempora Alutanturw you
oh, yes, but principles 10 not,
Siierman ]. p. Nicks-Keep up the
HIS of all pulling together and lo-
ing more large industries. The water
stem will have to be perfected
thai the people can get plenty OF pure
ter at all seasons Of the year We
o need one Or more parks close 10
city. SO that the people can spend
ne OF their leisure time amid cool
ezes and pleasant surroundings.
Morgan Bryaif-The only hindrance to
growth of Fort Worth is the scarcity
factories or the means of converting
raw material, which is within her
lch, Unto shape .kr BE consumer.
hen Fort Worth gets factories there
no obstruction to keep her from be.
ming the metropolis Of the South
lhief Of Police Maddox-start the
ukery. This viii make Fort Worth the
ieago Of the West and viii draw the
sple here.
J. b. Cohcn-Encourase manufactur-
Enterprises, wholesale houses. in fact
ylhing tliat will give employment to
large number of people. What we
Cd Is large working population. poo
Hho VIII spend their money every
Eek or month; thus building up the
rchpnt and through him every body
e ID town.
General +. VI. Backbone that
rot affected by hot weather. Faith
eres mountains and makes cities.
y: T.. Burnside-If the country Is
-t'ed up with small farmers we shall
we h better city.
A-ND. Harrold-Alpre people and inn
,Erabon TO the territory we feed.
W IS. Lewis--tset congress TO do
mething to ease matters and then Fort
ORTIZ is bound to be u big city.
2. a. Terry-Locate manufacturing
dnstfies and have big pay roll.
n. ~. Lathrop-Settle the country
u. Royster-I think we need more
rmers In our territory. When the
nniry tributary to us Is thiokly set.
cd manufacturing industries will come
Necessity.
G. j. Il. Kellner-More manufacturer
hl The country surrounding Fort Worth
ttled with good, substantial farmers.
]. u. Terry-lt's too dull to say. We
red more people.
H.. Z. Caswoll-H0ve the senate dc
insihing and we are all right.
~ -. Thompson-Sei up the West
n Country. And the way to do that
to offer inducements TO the people tt
,roc here. We also nced q full linc o.
hoiesale establishments to induce mer
zan1 to buy here.
JAP. Brashear-We shall have tt
ave Some Kind Of Improvement In oul
ltsr supply. Factories will come whel
ie tlme il ripe for them. OF cours,
le people have great deal TO 10 will
f'nTips them here. but it depends in {
renl measure upon the 1peness Of tn,
cation and an assurance of abundance,
WI r l Ihlnt Fort Worth viii be .
W.. A. Bgtts-Ffrsi, people. w,
an p iei MoHs farmers In this coun
iNe us1l thing "a We want 10 bull,
q tN tac-priaa We can anl eneOrrle
1rltt age n-iituions A rond 10 Albu
.ss4fae wOuI help ls Out. too.
Ms II. Cpfi4aa " H. l.. burnett
N Want go ret he country settled 70
NJ rsiaui tr4ds and get railroad rate
ltt So W. can compete with the job
ns ,antlrs Tor the wholesale trade.
~ q. Smith We must offer induce
lenfs 10 factories by exempting thea
nln county aud city taxation for
fIst Of zen years. This would brin
hem and give empoy mcnt TO poor peopl,
Io>Aph Thuier-tort Worth shoul
fu1y lbs needs just as a business ma
1iAei his trade. Her people shout
tick ~ each other and grasp at ever
ntrrfunity as il has done in The past.
Ailerman Joseph Tcrrell-The lrs
t|nf necessary is radical change !
10 fi;y goreruuent. We oaehi 10 r,
Do taration. too. Fort Worth ought t
fttA Ike she has done heretofore
va Can not do any better than we hay
ION doing.
n. w. Williams-The representatgv
.4Ata " Fort Worth should contlnu
b iF4le advantage Of every opp0rtnnit
lVtrease and extend the tsade Of "a