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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
Notice of Tax Sale
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I .
sxs.rrN-srxr 80 r.,xn.. .

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY or IOWA,
Notice is hereby given that as much Of each
part or parcel of land, city or village lot des-
cribed in the following list, as may he neces-
sary for that purpose, will, on the third Tues
day, being the
2ist day of May, A, D. 1885,
be sold by me at public auction, at my office. In
the city Of Dodgeville, in said county and state
for the payment of the delinquent taxes for
the year A. d. 1894, which have been returned
to this office delinquent, prior 10 this date, by
the treasures OF the several towns, and the
treasurers of the cities Of Dodgeville and Min
eral Point, in the county Of Iowa and state Of
Wisconsin.
Given under my hand, at the office of the
county treasurer of Iowa county, state of
Wisconsin, in the city of Dodgeville, on the
LIST day OF April, A. d. 1926.
THOS. I. WILLIAMS,
County Treasurer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
W c. T. U. ITEMS.
I.adies, COMMITTED.

.,yitnited by Lauies =, =
eoa aiond East End W. g, 7. Z has
iaa'nIoyment bureau.
an emp aanle Of Great Britain are
Inc p .onlnme less tobacco per head
saia : nose OF any other civilized
eesp'. ,Iice r. Palmer, worlds Or
Mr. r recently returned from Al
gam now ready to fill engagements
f II ,ny part Of the country Her aa-
y IT,, - !. FRANKLIN, Indiana.
I" ,tfnore w. &. Il. Unions have
offensive preparations Tor the
DE- .rtainment of the next national
nantion They intend to give the
eoi con-, rihhoners a most royal recep-
tioa. onso,,s ~ 1<ent
ohi, sirned the pledge and put on
tss white ribbon, or blue ribbon OF
.ba railroad temperance association,
,.,.ia, re meetings held by Jennie
c,,itb railroad evangelist
scholarship has so deteriorated in
- yehools in Allentown, Pa, on ac-
mt Of cigarette smoking, that the
s.hool board has taken the matter
!, MIND and given notice through the
..v.napers to dealers in tobacco, not
.osall to boys under Is years of age,
ar they will be prosecuted.
The board of education OF Roehes-
~ n u. will cooperate with the
white ribboners in the organization
If anti-eigarette leagues within the
nubIir schools, with the motto: "Fhe
aigarette must 90; the public school
bavs NV 80" The plan is to estab-
M such a league in every ward in
the city.
The restauranteur in the national
capital is reported as saying that
4the capacity of the house for liquor
a. something astonishing. / was
simply and purely head bar-keeper'
The restaurant end of it is nothing
but a cheap, lower Broadway lunch
stand. felt degraded myself. |
never kept bar before"
Mr.. George Douglass, a Scottish
missionary, says: "In Hal Cheng
and elsewhere the new Japanese
governors are issuing law to the
effect that opium smoking is to be
abolished within four months, and
that All offenders after that will be
severely dealt with; and | have lived
in no place where such drastic regu-
laton. are more required"
The brewers association of New
York according to the Sun, report
business investment of S50,000,000, and
thedistillers' association of $30,000,000.
Both are large contributors to the
campaign funds of political parties,
and claim recognition therefor.
Mayer Strong, however, so says the
sun, igaored these claims in his APP
pointment Of excise commissioners,
selecting persons who have no affili-
ations with these liquor oligarchies.
RECENT REFORM LEGISLATION.
South Carolina passed scientific
temperance instruction law.
New York has raised the age Of
consent to eighteen.
Maryland has law against selling
or giving tobacco to minors, and
later raised the age of consent to
eighteen years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
S. T. OSRoRNE.

6eneral agent for Minnesota and
Wisconsin agencies for Chicago Cot
tage Organ CO., Conover, Schubert,
hngsbary pianos, 2l5 Wabash Ave-,
second door Chicago, Ill. IDLY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
Instruction IN Instrumental
Music.

!. Will By home Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday of each
W W and will take pupils on Piano,
UIfgah' Violin, Guitar, Banjo and
bana Instruments. Leave orders at
Luiiofd drug store, or call at resi-
dt al north Of Mr. Jos. Gundry's.
w j. w. M. ANDERSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18

@ Promlt payment Of assess-
meots to the $. ". Wis. Industrial
dissertation means stopping Of inter-
cst edolY1x.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
A. $. White. Attorney.
'"''ee to Fear Petition for AdminIs-
tration.
MATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA

'ailtt 6Qurt-ln Probate
q, ge .eFeny given that at a special term
VA i5e4 county Court to be held in and for
OF Ig5,- az the Court House, in the city
" Jug 3. e In said county. on the nth day
a. "a = 1925. being the second Tuesday
q - month a one o'clock in the afternoon
am H.. 5a4' tAe following matters will be heard
f8a,4 hAon q Edwin Mellor for the ap.
E5,. " an admin frator OF the estate Of
al s"f, ate Of the town OF Linden, in
deceased
9t-sa ol.ler ordered, that public notice
p Sven 70 all persons interested by
ra 51FS " this order for three weeks
Na4 EI3f a. .aid day Of hearing, I'm the
pat MabaE weekly newspaper
ai3 county
order 81 the Court.
Is tefL v. MciLHON, Judge.
Eltt 8ls April &C. 1894
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18

SCH HAEnAonE, constipation and indigestion
tie quickly cured BY De Wits Little Early Ris.
ers the famous little pills. ". II. PRDEAux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18

CALIFORNIA dried fruits at Hen
dra Bros. l2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
CITY OF MINERAL POINT

CITY OF MINERAL POINT.
First Ward.
out lot l3l. Harrisons survey.
Second Ward.
el5 of lots 4 & 10, blk. "a, Strong's additio
eli of lot %, Nleits survey, being ~ IT
front on Fountain ST.. as described
in deed recorded in vol. II, of deeds
page ell.
az 81 lot 81. in Taylors addition.
That part of lot Al in Vleits survey,
described In deed to Hugh Phillips,
and recorded in vol. OF deeds page
I4g. except that part owned by Chas
Hornung.
lot ls and the part of lot II in Vlelts
survey. not owned by Mrs. Lancas-
ter.
lot 10 in yleics survey.
The middle = of out lot 279 in Harri-
sons survey.
Third Ward,
That part of lot 90 in Vleit's survey.
AS described in deed recorded in vol
3of deeds page $50, aud part Of said
lot g3. described in deed recorded in
vol % OF deeds page ~.
part of lot 81 * 81 in Nleits survey as
described in deed recorded IN book
Y of deeds page $}9.
Part of lot "a in Vleit's survey as des-
cribed in vol 20 OF deeds page go.
That part OF out lot us in Harrison's
survey as described in vol Il o. deeds
page 100, also parts Of lots liS lIg
decided TO him by Chas. TracOskey
as described in vol ~ OF deeds page
374.
parts of lots 81 & 90 in vleits survey
AS described in deed recorded IN vol
of deeds pages 1876 4 III and in vol
2lof deeds page 1911,
els 81 lot 81 in Nleits survey, except
smallp piece of same owned hy Jas
Smith.
Outlot liz in Harrison 8 survey az des-
crihed in deed recorded in gol2 OF
deeds page 306.
Fourth Ward.
Lot 262 irwin addition
Lot 3u3
Lot 3b
That part Of lot 80 in Nleits survey
az described in deed hy William
Lanyon Sr., to Jas Mckinley dated
April 9TH lsG,. and recorded IN Vol
"a of deeds page ~.
d, acre of out lot 23B ia Harrison's
survey as described "a her by deed
recorded in vni II 0i deeds page N.
one acre OF outlut 23h III Hurrispns
survey A. described til deed recorded
IA book - Of deeds page III.
81, Of lot ~ III Harrisonss survey az
described ia deed to liebecca e,
Moon dated January 50th 1874 re-
corded in vol 3, Of deeds page 1Sl.
| Il feet front on Commerce street ~
| lot il1 IN Nleifs survey, al neNcrlb-
| Cd Id deed recorded in vol - ~ deeds
page lib.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-18
4TTORNE YS.
ALDRo JENKs. Arthur /. JONES
jerks q JONES,

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW Dodgeville, Wiscon
Us 4. ONCE in Strong's Block Eiehteen year
exreri ence win practice il all state ant
y. 3 Courts 27tf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Cotton is still coming in very slowly
and there are reports OF short crops in
every direction
The regular monthly entertainment
OF the knights of Pythias will occur
next Saturday night.
The trials of the cases OF Lewis Bros
and DIR. j. l.. Cooper are set in the
police court for this morning.
The kindergarten class of the Mulkey
Memorial Sunday school win have n
social at the church from to p. m.
next Friday.
DR.. Frank Mullins, practice limited
to eye, ear and catarrh of nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted sos
Main street. Fort Worth.
There was an open Joint session of
Parmly post and the Womans Relief
corps. c. A. r., at the Knights OF
Honor hall last night to arrange for a
lawn social to be held soon.
officers Scott and Talbot returned
from Denton yesterday where their tes
tlmony sent two colored burglars over
the road, one for eight and the other
for nine years.
The subject of instltutlns here the
knights of khorhasson Is being dis
cussed with considerable interest, and
1t Us likely that the movement will
soon take definite form.
Work was resumed yesterday on dam
No. In Clear Fork. and as soon as the
water subsidies sufficiently It will be
continued at the other dams, none of
which were injured by Saturdays rise.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West Weather.
ford street, Fort Worth
The board of equalization has com.
pleted its work on individual assess.
ments and has taken up those OF the
railroads, They will take a vacation
of ten days shortly, after which thew
will resume their labors, In which they
VIII be engaged until January.
In the person OF Mr.. f. II. porr,.
ticket agent for d, T.. Hirshfleld q a.
the successful candidate in our sehoInr,'
ship contest had an able campaisn
manager Mr., Doris labored nIgh,
and day to land his candidate. ana
his efforts We're crowned with ylorio,,,
success. as the vote will show NJ.
Doris should be called on by the d..
Democratic campaign committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
NO SHORTAGE CHARGED
AN ACCIDENTAL MEETING OF THE
MAJORITY OF THE COMMIT.
TEE YESTERDAY
And n Called Meeting for This Morn
Ing Mt Ten o'ciock-How 1t
All Came About.


The police committee OF the city will
meet at 10 O'Clock this morning to be-
yin an inves,iga,ion into an onrarert
,,,.a.,.. -
discrepancy Which was discoVereu yes
terday morning in casual revision of
the accounts of the denartment ar
cordiny 10 tho s,,,o,,. 80 A., y AZ
W Wv vi MI ~ ti'
van Aandt' chairman OF the commit
tee. Three of the members OF the COM
mittee were nresent Messrs VonZandt
I,..,,. 49,, -. ~, 80. CO..
r-SSeN anu fry' anu hiso Shiei MAI
doN.
Considerable of o. stir was crented
h, tho on,o,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,a,,a,,a. a,.o,,
ing that shortage mad been discover
ed in one of the city departments, and
the reault or tho Investigation will bo
""uiteu win interest," nut II uoes NOT
appear from all that can be learned
that the davelopments will he highly
sensational
II was reported last nIrbt that there
was n shortage of 5000 instead of me
larger amount which had bean at first
reported.
chief Maddox when seen Inst night
said that there was nothing in il at
ali. and that II Was nil due 10 an an
parent discrepancy in the report Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
LIVE STOCK NEWS.
SEVERAL DELIVERIES OF CATTLE
REPORTED.


A number of visiting cattlemen We're
In the city from different points. and
nearly all reported cattle fat and the
outlook promising.
Several deliveries of cattle were re-
ported and the large receipts and low
er prices in northern markets did not
seem to have any depressing effect.
Hogs were reported cents higher,
with prospects good for still further
advance.
J. NJ. Daugherty. one of the best
known cattlemen Of the state, was in
the city yesterday on his way to his
home In Abilene after delivering a lot
of cattle to Dodge City, Kan. He re-
ports cattle In the territory as being
fatter than ever before.
McWhorter of Baird was seen by n
Gazette reporter yesterday, and he
claims that cattle In his section are
IN Deter condition than they have
j. II. and A. j. Boyd OF chihuahua.
Mexico, yesterday sold three cars OF
yards.
John Bell, cattle dealer of Abilene.
was In the city yesterday.
charlie Brown of Amarillo was cir.
oulatlng among Fort Worth stock
men yesterday.
Messrs. White and NJ. b. Hullnp of
~ Paso county We're in the city YES
terday on business.
). W. Moore of Comanche was on
the streets yesterday. He renorts catl
We In the Comanche country as heing
IN good condition and corn and cor
eot,nn p.en.itui' with a fair cotton
charles Coon. prominent stockmnr
OF Weatherford. is in Fort worth
John Shelton returned vesterdoy
rom rom trip up the Fort Worth and
r. W. Fletcher brought in n car NJ
s noss from Greenville for the Union
home yesterday. 'ei' LOT
j. D. Harris OF Rlnvqold hoe ,
Daggett. ''ie from Bud
I'D East of Archer county want go,
the Denver yesterday. went up
in Si a. ana Louis Webb of Bellevue are
,b sam III, white Of ouanah passed through
'he city Sunday night. ''ush
viii ne new I'VE stock commission firm,
In o few days. "e STOCK yards
,a ~; r. Crowley OF Midland came in ves.
W from Giles. where he had 49,
W " ~ ueiiNer 1000 head OF cattle from, M H..
,on III IN Dawson county TO John sh nis
s Shni, me cattle will be taken 10 ' NJ
Nh. ', %ro = ranch in Wheeler county
sentative w' ~, sald to Gazette repre-.
country ,hon grass was finer in his
s sears before. and he took occasi Ut zen
s Sp,aS OF Fort Worth being Inc g 70
cs s,sIe center OF Texas. STATING that
ena s were always well tros sHas
ni nu INVARIABLY found this city the hest
''"'e ior transaetlng business. "s 'ss'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
R. M. PAGE DYING
FRUSTRATED ny AN ATTACK OF
PARALYSIS.
The sad Condition of the Afflicted
Nan Last Observation-Disclosures and
Almost Lifeiess.

Colonel Robert NJ. Page, the we'll
known president of the Merchants Ma
tional bank, lies at the point Of death
at his home on College avenue. He is
suffering from an attack of paralysis
which has reduced him to a state of
utter helplessness, and his condition Is
such that he is not expected to survive
more than u few hours. He seems to
have lost the use of every muscle of his
body so that he cannot move n limb,
and the internal organs are rapidly
becoming inactive. The first symptoms
of the dread afillctlon began to be
manifested Thursday when he lost the
use of his tongue. The malady contin-
ucd to increase steadily, working grad
ually but surely Into all parts of his
body, until, as stated, Its fearful work
Is almost completed, and death Is i'm
mlnent The seat OF the trouble was
In the brain. according to DR.. #. d.
Thompson, the attending physician
VINO gives the facts of the case as
stated, The afflicted man has under
gone great deal of mental anguish
on account of troubles over the affairs
OF the bank. which is now In the hands
OF receiver. His condition last night
was depl0rable one. The paralysis had
spread over the body until the only
perccptible movement OF any muscle
was that of the eyllds. The body was
cold and all but lifeless, and death was
lnomentnrlly expected, and there was
little hope that he would survive until
daylight. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

j. II. Card, left for Austin yesterday
to attend the Deaf and Dumb Institute.
Gus Booty left yesterday for George
town, Tex, TO enter school,
Mrs. c. Walden and Miss Clayton
left yesterday for Louisville.
Mrs. C. X. Bell has returned from
her summer trip TO Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Woodward have
returned from a trip to Colorado.
The Misses Ginnochlo of Little Rock.
Ark, are visiting C. A. Glnnochio.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Burnett have re-
turned from visit to Ryan, l. Il.
Mrs. J. A. Startling has returned
from a visit to friends in East Texas.
Miss Mamie Spencer is away on a
visit TO friends in Dallas and Marshall.
Mrs. Winfield Scott and daughter.
Miss Georgle, have gone to New York.
j. II. Foutz a prominent grain man
OF New Orleans, was in the city yes
terday,
Miss Ira wyatt left last night for
Georgetown to enter the Southwestern
University.
Miss Willie Trotman left yesterday to
enter the North Texas Female College
at Sherman.
Mrs. DR.. Chambers and Miss Matte
Chambers left last night on visit to
Louisville, KY.
DR.. w. A. Adams has gone 10 Vir-
glnla to place his boys, George and
William. in school.
Among the departures from Fort
Worth yesterday was ID. Park, for
Colorado Springs.
Miss l.. G.. Watson has returned from
her summers visit and is at home at
70i Taylor street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergen leave this
morning for months visit to Ken
lucky and Indiana.
Miss Nellie Hackett will leave today
for Cincinnati and attend The ort
school of that city.
Miss Fay Turner, Miss Grace Elser
and Miss Rainey left yesterday for
Rollins Institute, Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland. Miss Jimmie
Mcfarland and Mrs. Flora James of
Aledo were In the city yesterday.
Captain II. A. Mcdonald, promi-
nent banker of Paris. came In last
night and is stopping at the Worth
Mr.. John Erington, wife and family,
of Grandury, have returned home
from a weeks visit to relatives in Fort
WORTH
Il. II. Davis. of the firm of Davis
g. Beal, attorneys. FL Paso. stopped at
the Delaware yesterday en- route for
Sherman.
Judge Robert Bob Green, captain of
the famous Belknap Rifles of San An
tonic, Is in the city, and reports the
Belknaps fiourishing-on the pay drawn
from the state appropriation for the
encampment of 1895.
Captain w. ]. Mcdonald, whose ankle
was badly crushed last Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

y. Wigs. Paris; j. McNamare. Vim.
Ballew II. Estes, J. Burrows. Joe
Boston. Witey Jones. Denton. Miss
Bessie Lyle. city. Il. Cortland. T. ".
Bukman. New York; II. 81. Tucker,
st. Louis: w. L.. Dobbins, Atlanta. Ga;
Estes, city: j. @. McGTady, Bonham'
j. NJ Bennett. J. II. Wheeler. Deca-
tur; w. ID. Jenean, Quanah; j. z. Lee
city; VIM. Workman. Gainesville; ID.
b. Seeler and wife. Z. II. Coombs,
city; II. II. Castleman. Mrs. J. -
Mitchell, Austin. i. A. Beaumont,
city: NJ. l.. Jacobs, r. Pennington, u.
Cameron. Temple, A, l.. Matlock, AUS
tin: e. A. Young, Texas; II. II. car
yer, Eastlnnd; W. NJ. Feagle, Denison;
@. S. white. Weatherford; w. =. MA
bry Claiming; j. II. Nall and VIE
Wolfe city; Benz. Plgg. wife ana eniid.
Texarkana; w. -. Crockett, 81. Louis;
10. W. Doris, New York; j. III. Mar
tindale, w. Eabberley. city; NJ. ~.
Weatherbury, st. Louis; w. Thom-
son. Denver COL; ]. Il. Moseley, san
Antonio; Miss v. Peelem, Miss p.
Ward, Galveston: J. X. Turner, a. W
HARRISON, city; A. c. Mackley. Carbon
dale. Kan; w. E. Sanford. Chicago;
r., =. Robinson, Galveston; n. H.
Ulrchneld, city; y. V. Hoe. ). James,
New York; A. Newemse. Phlladelphla'
Ii. w. Bennett, Indiana; e. Is. oBriel,'
Alexander, Pa; j. X. Sinniey, H. ";
Cook New York: Il. =. Jackson and
vile ID. Keller. St.Louis; Il Gage. Ohio;
1 E. Klmmer, New York; Y. j. Mar
Tin. Nashville; A. j. Anderson, chl-
cnso. Mrs Van Horn, j. Ii. tooihps'
u. s. Hendricks, Dallas; j. a. Kemp,
Wichita Falls; c. l.. Fleming, Mllwau-
kee; william Caps, A. Stedman. city;
J. w. Cash, st. Louis; 5. IL; Layer
j. B, Barber, st. Louis; l.. j. Wor-
than, austin: II. ID. Green. san Anto-
MO; W. II. Burns. Houston; j. Weav-
or, T. J. Mcclellan, Corsicnna; a. u.
Campbell. New York; w. IL. Thomp-
son, St Paul, MINI; w. Cuttrell,
Kansas city: 10. II. Cohbs. New YORK
w. ID. Jordan. Quanah; IL. II. Hal
sell and wife. Miss Glen Halsell. Miss
Mary Halsell. Miss Edna Earhart'
Decatur: A. r. Crowley. Midland; II.
ID Parker. Greeley Colo. j. Weber,
Bellevue: l.. NJ. Webb, Bellevue; Mrs.
A. Mayfield and child. Austin; Miss
Mamie Chapman. Shermani G.. w.
Wnterhouse. city; j. l.. Randolph,
Chicago; w. Il. Dobblns, Atlanta, Ga;
H. II, Gray. Nashville; c. II. Dorsey,
New Orlens; Mrs. Lizzie c. Smenson.
Master Willie q. Smcnson. Galveston;
T. j. Clark, Caldwell; sam Cundoff,
city; q, a. Waters. San Antonio; II. Y.
Mcbride, Indian Territory; II. d. Nc
Donald, Paris: II. Carter, Ardmore; j.
III. johnson, Los Angeles. Colo. ]. s.
Cantey, NJ. 8. Carter, TeNarakana; ID.
h. Kceer and wife. city: r.. a. Rid
dels, Kansas City: W. c. TRIPPING.
Bowie; G. l.. Rowland. ST. Louis: f..
Dycus, Archer; l.. Johnson, Ardmore:
II. u. Hulen. Napa. Colo: l.. n. Nc
Council. New York; s. A. Miller. st.
Louis; 4. a. Hactgrove. Midland; T.
:. Snyder. Georgetown; W. O. Watts,
Arlington; j. p. Addington. Adding
ton, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
a mo TRANSFER.
j. II. Mcciciinnd sells u block OF
Property for $4,000.

The following transfers OF real estate
We're recorded yesterday:
II. l., Edwards and Fannie u. Ed.
wnrda to j. w. Boyle. lots II and 10 In
5000. N'"'
a. y. Luckett to Louisla Moore. one
third interest in lots II, 10, is ana 20 In
Hillside addition to Fort Worth, also
one-third interest In lots II and ~ in
block A6, paggetts addition TO Fort
Worth: also undivided interest In Lawn
Place addition 10 Fort Worth-S7OOO
Thomas Perkins and wife, s. 4 per-
klns, to Smith n. Perkins. all that tract
or parcel OF land lying in Tarrant coun-
" ten miles east or Fort Worth OF tho
II. $. Perkins l60-acre aurvey--S5O.
w. W. Smith to Il. y. Feltz, so acres
on Rock creek OF the Daniel Muhllnr-
haus survey--ylOo.
Mollle Allen to f, p. Feitz. so nrres
on Rock creek of the Daniel Muhllnr-
haus survey
J. Il. Mcclelland to, g. II, and r.. L
White. the whole OF Glendale spbdl.
vision of block II OF the Fields. IVeleh
ABOLITION to Fort Worth. except lot e.
The prather City Real Estate com
pany TO J. 4, Plckard, lot in triangle
In Fields Hillside addition to Fort
Worth. sl25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
FROM ARKANSAS PASS
BREWSTER CAMERON TALKS OF
THAT PORT.
Deem Water ana the Beautiful Hays
Assure II Great Future
for That Place.

Mr.. Brewster Cameron of Arkansas
Pass, Tex, is registered at the Worth.
MIR. Cameron states that the inlet at
Arkansas Pass connects the gulf with
the finest natural harbor on the Texas
coast. The climate, he says, is very
similar to that OF san Diego, Cal. be-
Ing cool In summer and warm In win
ter The finest and most extensive
Tarpon fishing grounds In the United
states are at Arkansas Pass. the yearly
catch far exceeding any point in Flor
Ida. The finest varieties of food fish
and oysters abound In the beautiful
bays that open Into Arkansas harbor.
In the winter these waters are literally
covered with canvass back. mnllard.
red head and teal duck and geese,
brent curlew and other game.
sportsmen's club has been organic
ed, composed OF gentlemen from Chi
cago, New York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and the cities of Texas, and steps
are being taken to construct a hotel.
club house or hunting lodge. four sto-
rles In height and furnished with all
modern convenlences. elevators, cleo
trio light and steam heating through
out. This hotel is expected TO rival the
famous hostclrles OF Florida In all OF
Aus appointments, and the railroads
nave named round trip rate that Will
insure a very large membership.
MIR. Cameron states that the most
gratifying progress Is being made on
the harhor works at Arkansas Pass The
great banking firm OF Alex Brown q
sons OF baltimore. Nd. who recently
secured control of the Aransas Pass
enterprise, are pushing the harbor i'm
provements with all OF the energy that
unlimited means can employ When II
was recently found that the Mexican
National railroad could not furnish the
rock as fast as the tugs and barges
could convey It to the breakwater. a
contract was Immediately made with
the Arkansas Pass railroad FOR a double
supply OF rock. new wharves We're built
TO receive 1t. and there is now every
reasonable prospect that navigable
channel twenty feet deep will be SCI
cured over the bar AZ Arkansas Pass.
Tex, carly In 1896.