Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-22

expected to be published at the close
of the week Will secure TO the general
per cent. bonds control OF the prop
erty for "A number OF years.
j. l.. smith, the efficient travelling
passenger agent of the Memphis and
Charleston, is in the city.
Colonel S. d. Hovey. president
ana general superintendent OF the Rock
Island. returned last evening from Dali
las.
w. II, Weeks the recently appointed
assistant live stock agent of the Cot
ton Belt, went out yesterday on the
line,
Tho new coal bins In the Texas and
Pacific yards are nearly completed,
ana $500 tons OF coal Will be stored in
them.
]. w. Barbee, the hustllng general
live stock agent OF the Cotton Belt.
went out yesterday to look after some
shipments.
The new artesian we'll in the Texas
and Pacific yards is now In operation
to supply the coaches, Pullman cars
and for general purposes.
The earnings Of the Wabash for the
second week In November amount to
S2ii,G52 an increase Of S12,677 over the
corresponding week In 1891.
Ed Kuhlhuff. engineer on the Rio
Grande division, Texas and Pacific,
accompanied by his family, left yester-
day on visit to Weatherford.
j. NJ. Williams has been appointed
general freight agent for the New York
and New England, vice C. IL. Good
win, resigned. The office OF general
traillc manager has been abolished.
Tho CbIcapo r,ro,t I,,a,,o,.,, 1.
tanging to heat Its passenger cars with
stenm This company also ,ontain-
plates reduction In Its running time
between Chicago and all OF its Western
terminals.
Charles l.. Ware ranaral l,ya o,oo,,
agent Of the Fort w Svtt'a al iiNe STOCK
came In Yesterday from, n trir D "n IT.
line, where he has been looking after
some OF the heavy cattle shipments
that are now being made over the
Denver.
Professor p TT pbIlbrtct, orto,
gineer OF the Kansas CIV Vot,,Ir,
and Gulf railway. has gone win n
full cOrps of enpinaers on ,,,o ~ 49,. ~
survey OF the oSi"nsiop tro,, Acme Acme
drla, La. to Natchez. Miss. 1eN'"-
ARRANGEMENTS have moo, ,,,,o -.
the Jr. a II An &c., ",uug ny
worth IN sacl,re a snn,toI SIS SIS OF f9rt
thev win 20 To Nonsea,s ~. ~ VIZ.
90 par.ticInnts in ,he Tha,,, Sunday
exercises to be held thera ~ ~;
daN,
.,, ~. special meeting OF the board OF
leans rni,rosd "a t.o, aeNas anu New Or
of min, I-.;.,t! tne re,lsha'ion
director was nccen,nd "a, AZ x 1i"Ger ana
VInclt or tba h,ia,,. u' "a'u w u, van
Snuthern pnc,t,o r. ssS,en OF inc
coed him ""' e'eo'ed 10 sue
,,,
IhahksglVing day the men In the
t., ,NaS ", gnu InolhG SHOPS VIII take a
lay vn to smoke cigars and make war
eynsc, 70 Val, ', ~. o'hee say they
probable thnt tbov Vii gu' II " hlso
visit tbeir noe, IN, VIII "hu time to
mo sac rs SIS
rue santa re announces a maxi
mum ~ ., ray OF one rare 10 Galveston and
return December II to II. on account
OF me state convention OF the Colored
~ Me.n9 , npiscopal church, TIE rate
rs noI cohiined exclusively to negroes.
out nl"y De taken advantage OF by
anyone VINO wishes to learn what the
s"u SEA waves are saying
c. II. Roth. immigration nrent n,
the San Antonio and Ararsas pass ro,I.
road, Is selecting donated eI.es 4,
Waco. Kerrville. San AntonIo ana t,.a
Oak Peninsula on the gulf rnas, ~
the location Of hotels to be built by n
syndicate OF Investors, u-ho J,i ~ a.
lnteud TO spend $4,000, 600 in buIiSin,,,
hotels In Texas cities on the San An,nss
MO and Arkansas Pass route '''''o-