Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
OPEN FORT SILL COUNTRY.
a PLAIN, roncrnLn DECLARATION
ny orr PEOPLE.
They want Texas Congrcsscmen
Pledged TO the Opening oof the In
dian Country and the Formation Of
One State From the Territories.

One state From the Territories.
The following expression Of opinion
and declaration OF the desire Of our
leading citizens explains itself;
Fort Worth. Tex sept 2s.--we she
undsrsignsd business men Of Fort
Worth. Tex. favor the pledglng Of our.
candidates now standing for election TO
congress to. the prompt opening to set
Element Of the Wichita. Comanche.
Kiowa and Apache reservations in the
indian Territory. better known as the
Fort Sill country, treaties having been
made with the Indians for this coun-
try By Governor Jerome and others
about two years ago. which said treat
les should have been ratified by the
last session OF oongre IS. We also favor
the immediate adjustment Of the mat
ters OF the Cherokee. Creek. Seminole,
Choctaw and Chlckasaw tribes, the live
civilized tribes. so that they will take
their lands by allotment; and further,
that congress will take steps to at once
make one state Of the two territories.
As II is. this country stands In the way
Of emigration to the state OF Texas,
and Furthermore is blot upon our
civilization.
Burton, Lingo & Co, lumber.
w. Burton. lumber.
Il. Cecil Galbraith. bookkeeper Bur-
ton, Lingo & Co.
Il. II. Crcnshaw, manager Empire
Grain Co.
W. p Trigg. manager the City
Sire, II ilwny company.
c. o. Anderson, chief engineer $. L.
and r. Co.
A. X. Dixon.
Rail- & Smith. Wholesale grain.
w. ~ Smith Of Rail & Smith.
II. Steinfeldt agent Anheuser- Busch
Brewing association.
Ewald H. strack. bookkeeper An
heuser-Dlsch Brewing association.
Jno. f. Moore. superintendent Fort
Worth Iron works.
A. A. Ryan, general foreman iron
worl,s
W. ]. Hollngsworth. of Fort Worth
iron works.
VIM. cameron. Waco, Tex.
w s, Wilson, Fort Worth. Tex. with
VIM. Cameron,
r. Ii. bowman, lumber.
T.. II Anderson 81 Co, Wholesale
grain.
W. W. Andrews, chief clerk above
firm.
Avenue Grocer Co, grocers.
G. Il. Bennett, brick manufacturer
A. L. Newell, contractor
Geo, $. RAN. manager Emery phar-
macy.
]. W. McMahan, grain dealer.
Cox & Hangover wall paper. paints,
etc.
J. A. Rogers s Son, plumbers.
L, p. Robertson. undertaken,
Smith Il Browne, printers
]. A. Holland. attorneys-at-law.
J. W. Adams, hardware,
G. w. Connery Wholesale and retail
drugs.
f. w Taylor, capitalist.
Glen Walker, Jr.. mortgages.
II. Messer, architect
Sanguinet q Mcsser, architects
George H. Chase. retail drugs. etc,
w. o.. Bailey, Clergyman.
S. N Smith. land agent.
Geo $. Bowman. secretary Fort
Worth Light ord Power company.
Lee Davis, electrical engineer.
r. h. BurbHdEe capitalist.
Fart Worth and Utica Trust company
MORTGAGES
H. u Fos6ick, II surance agent
u Il Meek. attorney.
w, y Paddock. attorney.
b g. Paddock. mayGr.
John u. Moore. receiver Fort Worth
and Denver city railwny.
u n Kerier. general f-cieht and pas-
aengor agout Fort Worth and Denver
CITY RAILWAY,
Edwin DcKay calm department
Fort worth and Denver city railway.
j. + COouer. attorney.
u. J. Shannon. r. q. Dun & Co,
fort Worth.
ID. @. Iinboden manager Galveston
Export Commission Co. exporters OF
grain
Irrc.. A. Smith. attorney.
Coieh Terrell real estate hrol,er