Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 47, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 21, 1896 Page: 3 of 8
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L1LM0 TO AMI1T IN IHUDm
THE IM01 I1BPOT
lOT WANTS CHANGES
THE LIMJS LAID DOWN U
TBS TEXAS AMI PACIFIC PIAN
RECENTLY SCBMIT1KU
Laersl loakuu
Balldlnir Mual He Went of All
4 TraoltaKe HI Letter
iTnteraajr the Claietlc railroad rep-
wotaUve vnne upon m wuo
jroll accidentally came ut u
v of General Manager 11 1
idumi reply to the letter of
al Manager Thome ot me rexus auu
iri8c with regard to the miimins oi
new Union depot In this city The
mmunlcatlon ot Mr Yoakum Is uch
tomplcte exposition of the position ot
it Santa Fe that It Is given in run
inlunatnn TfiX DCC 12 1895
KUTuome Esq Third Vlcc iteal
nt and General wanuBtr aco
iCiDC JWiiway AJiiuuo a4
r I itn touay in receipt m u
ver of December and In reply will
r si we nave previously kict
trie ves ia w -
Lunnff improves pa Kwr iuvuiusb
worm aim iui uiui itu
Iron tho organization of a
ilon Depot company In which the
ht lines would be interested and
n in equal interest In the stock ot
14 company
On this DBMS our iieupie uuva
thorlied me to say that they would
ke their proportion In a plant to
it say about 200000 Including
Udlnffi grouna iracKs eic
AS yoU will remfmuer hub muurr
lb thoroughly pone oer at our last
leungta Fort Worth at which meet-
tu we unes expresea a wiiuhkui bs
I id In on the same basis If how-
ler you desire to furnish the fa
litlct I Me no objection to your doing
I tt a cost the other roads on a bails
percent net to your company on
e nmiuneni tatting me location ui
I meed valuation and the
Ice to 1 paid for on a wheelage basis
me unei participating
iThli however so far as this com-
ny is concerned w predicated on the
pot bslnr located on the west Bide
I im uacic o e would avaid the
liardoui risk of transact lnr business
rouffb a vliduct which was fully
icuwed at the meeting above refer
U to
For your Information I will say
t line- that time 1 tune had tho
liter up with our legal department
i eiiwuh ncrcwun copy or mt
Tfl ODlnlfln Which ilronilheni th
UOQ tlkpn hv in nn iirnvfmiclir
i4 to you both personally and by
ruHueiicc mat wo couiu not
10 filter Intn nnv Itlnrl nf nn
wnt looking to the construction
uepoi on me present location or on
tit aide of tho tracks I mention
now 10 that our tinttHInn ulll Iia
r ondmtood
wiiaa to know that jou hava
lei 10 tit th fan In H4 it ri In
AlpfT Jnd hope In convtrucMng
i truner jointly with the other
Sr otnwlse the plan will
uiB Hmpie to
ims Jn the future not
WOrth htlt nlharn r11 tA
iracm hereafter Where there
oinani Interested lines a largo
wmmcidlou depot could be built
out tailnj any of them
rln reason I have so
irly meet fh n -
r JSS eompany In which nil tho
WQUI3 be lntarion1 n i
Btattoa In Us management
iruij
11 T A
ns 41 J i UUIVUIll
briS5nn ot the above It
71lr oen that the Santa To
r10 n the
t Z 1 orI ortn Justice nnl
mOOem flonnt ham m An
millions Those InZ
trMtV00thlewbulluni
Sh0vej Jt a
REn Proposition as em
lkCmuntlon of
Irovwea the build-
tluM
tttd utlon based
stotahii OI wneeiape ac
vncn line us nip th Tiiiiin
S Sm lnl Ply of Oen
tt fnuTakmi I connection
ftlti the Katy and
wiitfKSl closcd in these
olrsni delot la bulu
JST m dincation of the
hy the Texas and la-
iriatelH that anv undue
m b fl ncalqn has been
1 nHMtir ln the premises
tl baa n 0lltl0n th dim-
eQuiei at Tt iwy uiocnea tne
lik Point and it cor
a malt
orth tn justice lor
tra COmnrnmla
tr ejected snrt ih n -1
Ri
VltJV
la i ace- Ana as
5w2l5ai tn situation
CIWIIAOK5
taaforwJYottu Qazotte Do-
P fflU Chemkal ComnanV
SHIM i1 C I - w
kl4iTC In stamp
J ttle AviVior one
tej bclj ANIMAL EXTItACT
SIINrAVJ dpl
vwnoior
im etrv IQr oscular Rheum
lR 77
r1aw7 0r Ooltre
p ---- and
t
r SUte
Ekln
t vi vt r
Vr nrr
there exlcts no valid reason why dirt
should not -soon bo broken
MiW KAT ruiJimi
A lland ntne Our Ju t lni
All lu Unei
Thf 1 Knty passsnger veopl have Just
Issued n new folder tmbracinff tb
time card on all Its lines arranged more
conveniently than that of any other
Una that has been brought to the Ga-
zettes attention
The folder also Includes a handsome
new map of all the territory traversed
by the aty w htoh has Jut beenln
grayed es pec ally for the publication
by the American Bank Note Engrav
ing company
AOIIV IOTPOXKI
Cotton Xlvlt nciiinnlt Jo Over for
Auolher Week
Information was received here yes-
terday that the meeting of general
managers called for Janunry 21 at Bt
Iouls to consider tho Cotton Melt
differential matter lias been postponed
until January 2S
The reason given for the postpone-
ment In that the rlrst date conflicts with
some other Important meetings But
to man ln tho shrubbery It looks as If
no man or set of men 4s manifesting
nny disposition to do the shirt tearing
act to consider those Cotton Belt de-
mands It Is too clearly apparent that
the thing U loaded
CIUC1GO LIVESTOCK CIIAUis
Chlcnico II u rem Alnr Overcome nose
Two Dollars by rnjloir Store
The article In Sundays Gazette re-
lating to the new rule of the Chicago
ards In Imposing a charge of 52 per
car on all live stock shipped to that
market has elicited much comment
wherever read and Is commended for
Its fairness
It was suggested by an official of one
of the Interested lines yesterday that
If the new rule operated detrimentally
to Chicagos Intel esta Chicago buyers
would probably obviate It by paying
that much more for stock abeno the
other raarketd
It Is a matter of much moment to
shippers and all unite ln the hope that
there may be some modification of tho
proponed new rule whereby the 3
charges will not come out of the pock-
et of the shipper
HATCS TO lISTIO CtHMVAI
Tort orth nnil llcnter Circular
ned lvstfrilny
The Tort Worth and Denver eater
day issued the following circular to all
agents
Account of the athletic exhibitions
10 be held nt or near El Pomo Tex
1ebiuary 14 to 20 agents may sell
round trip tickets at one fare for the
round trip selling dates February
8 9 10 11 and 12 1890 good to return
to February 22 with the understanding
that an extension of 30 days from date
of deposit can be had by depositing re-
turn portion of ticket with Mr J 1
Donohoe joint agent HI Paso or or
before February 20 1S30
Advertise In local papers with which
we bave contracts
D B Knixcrt
General Passenger Agent
Iimson iiots
Hoy ementi of llnlltTiir leople About
the Onte City
Denlson Herald Conductor ShauRh
ncssey returned yesterday from New
York
The Missouri Kansas and Texas
shopa at Parsons are now working nine
hours
Morris Green agent of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas at Sherman wa ln
the city last night
Trenchy the Bectlon man who was
held up and robbed some time ago In
the territory Is looking for the ecalp
of one of his Denlson acquaintances
After being relieved of all the cah he
had saved for the last six months
Trenchy asked Cal ChamberH to
bring him up a six shooter Some of
the boys fixed up a cap pistol and sent
him Now he swears every time a pas-
senger train passes
fcpecial car No 49 carrying General
Manager Allen Superintendent of Mo-
tive Power O Hcrln Buperlntendent of
Car Department Doyle and Master of
Transportation Bw ecney orrl ed on
No E from St Louis jesterday even-
ing The party was met by the local
ofllclals and remained until No
this afternoon when Joined by Gen-
eral Superintendent Maxwell the party
wlU leave for Galveston
OALVCbTIW SIVliSIKT9
SometblDtr f Hnllvrnr leople In the
latatd Cltr
Houston Post T M Jones assistant
general attorney of the International
and Great Northern Is ln the city
C H Eegffs chief clerk In the gen-
eral managers olllce of the Gulf Colo-
rado and Santa re railroad left last
evening accompanied by hU family ln
a special car for fet Louts
II C Townsend general passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific and C
S Crane general passenger agent of
ai iiiknnli na awrtfnttA fn flritva in
ilie vuunit a w - --
the city Sunday morning
Mteo ourauy wnari jmmiuuawi
the International and Great Northern
and Santa I Is spending his vacation
r ifiin1 nrtA iliirlnn III i
absence J E Gordon Is acting In his
Morgan M Monn
of the Galveston Houston and La
Itl tnmnrrnul hfiflP
rone raiiwuy -
-----testimony
upon the application of re-
It Is probable that Mr Mann w 111 file
Blj decision with the court Monday
AV ANTOMO SIFTIS
A Pew Brief Items From the Alamo
Cltr
San Antonio Fxpress r M Win
stead agent of the Texas Car Service
association Is In the city
Kd Ollrien contracting freight agent
ot the Southern Pacific is on the alck
eifVffinoVlockio IVLKm
h4enc0onIraaciSf5orffeaacyonstuctlonof
the termmol railroad from the i main
land to Aransas Pass will probably be
signed early this week and work of
coMtFucUon begun Immediately
everol telegrams have been received
of Bait more
hero from Alex llrown
details remain o be ad
nnd only n few
juted before the contract wl 111 be ex-
ecuted It Is rumored that th con
act will be awarded to Mr J P
son of this city
soi iii TEXAS XIMVJ
What the lloaA7e Dolne In tbe
lluyon CHl
Houston Post John Doyle master
EmimV of the Missouri Kansas
of Texas has been appoint
and Texas
eSagrl mister car builder of the
SsVVffiB left vesterday morning
for Temple to uneAhduDangcr
new ofllce in charge ot the passenger
department of the Santa Fe
Captain A Faulkner the Jovial ex
railroader was In the city
from his farm and t the day g reet
in ran
lng frlenda and acquaintances
a Waterman traveling freight
clroles yestarday He paid his usual
Q
- v
tlnlcHtoua Irnln Trade
The growth of Galveston as an ex-
port center Is Illustrated In soma
llgures sent out by the general freight
ofllce of the Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe From September 1 1895 to Janu-
ary 1 190 that road hauled to cJnl
eston 20S2 cars of grain while from
September 1 1j9I to January 1 1893
the number was so small as not to be
worth while setting down If the
movement keeps up at present propor-
tions Ihere will be over 000 tars of
grain delivered In the Island City In
1S9H
Tux on LnrnliiKit
The following settlements have been
made with the state comptroller for
the quarter ending December ill
The Tort Worth nnd Denver City
railway 322 43 total passenger ca ru-
in gn for quarter 332 243 10
The Wichita Valley railway 19 60
total piSBengcr earnings for quarter
11913 50
The Fort Worth and Denver City also
paid 65 61 tax on Its telftrraph earn-
ings for the quarter and the Wichita
Valley 1 C2 tax on Its telegraph earn
1 1ngs for the same period
The total number of messages pent
by the former within the state was
C031 and by the later 453
The Southern Kansas Hallway com-
pany of Texas also pild Its tax on pas
eenger earnings for the quarter
ending December 31 1835 amounting
to 3394 total passenger earnings for
quarter S39 25
itTTin or Tim kail
Charles 13 Bloat assistant general
passenger agent of the Uock Iiland Is
back from a trip to Chicago
George P Herzlnger assistant claim
agent of the Katy of Waco spent
yesterday In the city
J A JenklnB assistant claim agent
of the Katy at Waco was here jes
terday
A G Maguire traveling freight
agent of the Katy came In jesterday
from Houston
A R Jones general livestock agent
ot the Katy came In from a brief trip
out jwterdaj
J L Pennington general live stock
agent of the Sauta le went out yes
tciday
R D Yoakum assistant live stock
agent of the Santa le went out jes
terday
Port Worth end Denver people ro
port a heavy passenger bu nines a to
Cripple Cieek Colo
E fl Beard general agent of tho
Tort Wcrlh and Denver In able to be
out again after a Bpell of Illness
E P Davis traveling freight agent
ot the Cotton Kelt went north on the
Denver yesterday
i K Blxby traveling pnssenger
agent of tho Vandalla left last night
for San Antonio
R L Putman of the Rock Island
railroad has just lecovered from a
serious spell of sickness
J H Bond traveling accountant of
the Texas and Tactile was ln the city
jeBterday
p C Byrnes of the telegraph de-
partment of the Texas and Pacific
went west yesterdaj
Robert Cooke has recovered from a
serious lllnesd nnd lias resumed his
duties In the Union depot telegraph
ofllce
J B Paul superintendent of the Rio
Grande division Texas and Pacific
spent Sunday In the city
The Santa Fe road has Just complet-
ed Its new shop at La Junta and the
machinery Is now being put ln under
the direction of Master Mechanic
George W Smith of Topeka
It Is stated that work will begin by
March 1 on the extension of the Pecos
Valley which has been surveyed from
Roswell N AL to Washburn Tex
00 miles
Messrs Walter Oresham of Galves-
ton Tex and T W Tord of Houston
Tex have been appointed attorneys
for the receivers of the Galveston La
Porte and Houston
A noble depot building for Galveston
has been projected by the Gulf Colo-
rado and Santa Fe company as shown
bv an Illustration ln the Galveston
News and will be built If the city
and property owners do not put un
elneoted obstacles in the way The
estimated cost of grounds and build-
ings is 175000
William Careton engineer on the
Tort Worth and Denver has Just re-
covered from a serious attack of sick-
ness
mo Orande Western special car No
4 arrived on the Fort Worth and Den-
ver yesterday evening en route to Gal-
veston
w II Weeks assistant general live
stick agent of the Cotton Uelt went
out on the road
The Hog Market Climb-
ing Higher
ItECUIPTS IVIIIti SMALL A fllAH
ACTnillSTlO OP MOtUAY
GOING TO IMPROYE
CHICAGO STOCK YAP II HAS
CHEAT SCHUMi FOR ltl ltoU
1IENT OV TOOT
Soinetlilpa of the Terminal Cliartfea
nt Chlcaso Cattle In Sooth
Texas Personal Aotes
The local hog vnarkot scored a high
er point fcr top stuff than has been re-
corded for many months past The
highest range of prices was 3 703
j 3 i0 and while no s trick ly prime stuff
i was received the same would have
brought the prices named The condi-
tion of the hog market Is very gratt
fjlng to commission men and consign
j ors of hogs The receipts jesterday
were tTIcnl of Monday and were small
only four cars of hogs being locelved
J J Glbbs had In a couple of fine fat
cows that were sold on the market
Two cars of fat cows were also re
calved from lower Pendso New Mexi-
co that were sold Mr Duncan n cat-
tle bujer heliifr the purchaser of both
lots The outlook for the local mar-
ket is declared to be good and mmh
heavier receipts me expected If the de-
pressing effects of the bi4 weather are
temoved
In view of the fact that there Is n
current rumor union Htockmen that
the belligerent attitude of the railroads
towards the Chicago stock jard com
lanv on tho terminal cliarce mifstlan
I N caused by the proposed removal of
the Chicago stock janl at the end of
tho fifteen year contract of the union
siock jarrt ami transit company with
certain packing house companies It
aIU be Interesting to know that the
company Is so eonflient of not remov-
ing that the directors have passed a
resolution directing the officers to pro-
ceed with the contemplated Improve-
ments These Improvements will em-
brace the double decking of a large
portion of the yards and will Involve
tho expenditure of aibout 1000000 Tho
railway Bjstem of tho jards will also
be remodeled
W P Anderson the general agent of
the Chicago Union fa took Yard and
Transit company was in the city jes
terday on his return from tho fian An-
tonio convention He was of couise
much lnteriFted In the lesolutlon In-
troduced and considered theie cencern
lnjt tho 2 terminal charge that a com-
mittee appointed at tie convention Is
going to investigate Mr Andersons
explanation of tha question Is very
simple Under a decision of the Inter-
state Convmerci commission the stock
jard had to Impose a trackage charge
on shipments of live stock to the yard
or abandon that already Imposed on
dead freight Au rdlngly a designat-
ed amount of trackage charged wns put
on each car of live stock received
which was 40 cents each way for nil
the roads leading to the jnrd except
threeand they were charged 25 cents
each way or a total of 80 cents nnd
1 CO respectively The roads howev-
er by arbitrary agreement as It ap-
pears mado a general charge of 2 00
and the pupposltlon Is that tho excess
goes Into the gross earnings ot the
roads At any rate It does not seem
hardly fair that the roads should
charge the shipper of llvo stock with
the amount both ways an the car cornea
back either empty or else loaded with
freight -with which the le stock men
have nothing to do These being the
true facts ns they appear It would
lie obviously unfair to visit tho Bins
of the railroad upon Ilia stock yard
company and It Is n matter of fair-
ness tn the yard that the recent San
Antonio convention appointed a com-
mittee to Investigate the true status of
tho matter Instead of abruptly adopt-
ing a resolution to in a measure boy-
cott tho yard
A prominent live stock man who
recently returned from South Texas
reports that In that part of the stale
there nie about 40000 more cattle than
last j ear to be grazed As they have
recently had three splendid rains the
indications are that thin season they
-will have excellent gram and this
will to a gwat extent control the
number that will be shipped from
that section to the Territory to be
grnzed On account of tho conditions
named It Is estimated that the number
to go this seuson will he short of those
of last
J T Owaltney of Honey Orove one
of tho most extensive cattle feeders In
the state was In the city yesterday
arranging some details of his feeding
business He Is preparing to put I
000 head on feed at Paris next week
II l Brownfleld of Sweetwater was
In tho city yesterday Mr Brownfleld
was shipping a car load of fine Dur-
ham bulls to his place at Sweetwater
that he will ue for breeding purposes
W P LlttleflMd a pioneer cattleman
from Austin passed through the city
yssterdnl on his way to lis ranch near
Roswell N M He Is feeding about
R00 head of cattle there on Irrigated
forage
A train load of the fine fed rattle
from Alvarndo were sold at Chicago
jesterday They weighed 1343 pounds
and brought 4 15
Geo B Loving Is back from a busi-
ness trip to Ralrd
r B Frayser a prominent cattleman
from Vlntta I T woa among the vis-
itors In the city yesterday
W V Skinner left last night for
Waco to attend the awlno breeders
meeting
Deane Fort Worth only high class
photographer will make you a bargain
worth the money Deanes cabinet pho-
tos ISOjh
Hon limn IlnnlC Ofllrer
Bonham Tex Jan 20 Special
Tho First National bank and tbe Fan
nin County bank have elected officers
to serve for the ensuing year The
first named Institution has Increased
Irs capita stock and surplus to 220
000
SCllVUYIM FOR inniOATIOf -
Condition off Itnnae OHIe Is Not
Good
Hotllday Tex Jan JO Special
The tniryeyors for thedrrteatlon dlth
have Kachod JIoIHday It Is thought
they will complete th survey in twp
or threj weeks
The condition of range cattle Is not as
THflAgETTIir I OKT WOKTffTKXftSiT JLUKSPAY TAXTrAKT 21 180G
vllt to Webster and as well re-
warded for hli trip
y C Nunenncher Of the well lnown
railroad printing tlrm ot that name at
lul5VIHe Ky as a Mllor In rail
way circle yesterdaj pajlng his re-
spects to his many friends Ho went
to Galveston In the afternoon
I J Smith contractor tn charge of
the construction of tho Galveston La
rone and Houston returned jesterday
from Kansas cit whither ho went to
rSFlfrltn tlje ofBcers of th Kansas
City and aulf for which
eomiiany ha l bulldUs out ot Port
Arthur
ACT031ATIO ooirLcns
A Prls Test of ilia Various Patents
to lie Held Shortly
The automatic car coupling men ln
Austin are working up a chemo to
have a test of couplers either at New
Orleans St Louis or Houston ln tho
near future It Is proposed to test as
follows
I lrst to bo considered Closest
coupler
Second Cheapest simplest and most
durable
Third Cost ot annual repairs and
longevity of couplers
Fourth The most perfect in coupling
and uncoupling
Forty cars are to be used They are
to be placed ten feet apart the engine
recrscd and train coupled All the
cars that are coupled ate to be noted
In a book for the purpose The cars
are to be placed on a switch halt tho
cars to bo loaded The cats ate to be
measured In whole length and between
the boxes This tent Is to be repeated
six or ten times tho train to be run
m er the road at high speed and speed
to bo noted In a book
oiilty or ivioutio
Illinois ConinilNloa HecUInn Is
Alrnliit BiTltrlilntr Clmrses
The long and holly contested fight
over switching charges of llvo stock
to the Union stock yards In Chicago
Is now drawing to an end and prom-
ises a victory for the ehlppcis
It took lust a little over two hours
for tho Illinois railroad and warehouse
commission to llnl the Hock Island
the llurllngtou the Northwestern and
the ht lnul roads guilty of extortion
In charging shippers Si per enr for
live stock shipped to tho Union Block
lards Tho four lines defended the
charge on the ground that they were
not responsible for tho charge and
that the Union stock yards was not
tho Chicago freight terminal of any of
lumiii ueienannt companies
im sought to have the commission
defer a decision In their case until the
court of appeals had rendered a decls
I Ion In tho Santa Ie case or until the
1 circuit court had decided the Alton
case but tho commission refused to
entertain the motion
LIVESTOCK
PONT GET LEFT
THE KATY FLYER
ANEW FAST TRAIN
VIA
LiXsLsussLsl
FIRST CLASS SERVICE
TO
ST LOUIS
AND
CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE
building at this place have been finish
ed and the uniteu mates commisiion
ers court is now ln dally session Soros
other new buildings are going up and
the town is improving in many re-
spects
The International Itonlo I JL Q 11
imuronuj
H and T C train leaving Fort Worth
6 10 v m makes Immediate connection
at Ilearna with I and O N train for
Taylor Austin Fan Antonio Laredo
and points In Mexico Through sleep-
ers between Kansas City Fort Worth
and Ban Antonio vl Hearne
Deans makes cabinets for 300
Tyler ifotes
Tyler Texas Jan 20 Special A
very pleasant german was enjoyed
Wednesday evening complimentary to
the visiting young ladlen at the IClks
club room
Miss Maud Swann entertained her
friends in a unique manner on Tues-
day evening complimentary to her
guests
EARLY BREAKFAST
COFFEE
Take ft cup and drink It up
Aud then perchance another
We love that Karly Brsakfast
brand
Of coffee made by mother
Your Grocer has It Try a pound
Ttjr grow hat It Irf a Pound
d j4
laSH
J p vi
Milf
Minima
fftiimWy
MANSION HOTEL
FORT WORTH TEXAS
Reopened In first clans stylo with all niodorn improvements
The table up-to-date la overy particular
Rates 200 Per Day
BASCOHH DOM Prop
HOTEL RICHELIEU
Cor Fifteenth and Main Sts JAMES MELLOWN
F0RTW0RIHTEX Manager
RATES 2 PER DAY
ST GeARLES HOTEL
Corner Seventh nnd It lis I Street
one lilortc mat of Mnlii Mrcet Ar
IluKtuii IteluiitH Slrert C nr vniiri
I ho door every ion nil nut e
MRS MC BRIDGES Prop
HOTEL HARROLD
Cor Tenth and Houston Sis
Fort Worth Tex
Centrally located In buslnes part of
City Con ven tent to Poutofilcc
Office and dining room on first floor
largo elegantly furnished rooms well
v entlldted southern exposure All
modern Improvements electric lights
bath rooms on every floor Transient
trade solicited rates reasonable Llther
by the day or week
MARLIN HOUSE
MARLIN THXAS
RUJOIDNTLiY OPffiNID
Has elegant well furntihed rooms with
good ventilation rooms specially re-
served for transient and commercial
travelers
Island street one half block from busi-
ness center
AviniuuAN mm
JJI3W YORK SOUTHAMPTON
London Paris
Twin Screw U S Mall Steamships
sailing every Wednesday at It a m
New York Jan 22 New York Feb J2
fct Paul Janiaat Pnul Feb 19
Paris Feb SParls Feb 20
Hii NT Alt 11 NU
NEW YORK TO ANT WIS IIP
Kenslngtrn Jnn 22 2pm
Noordland Jan 29 noon
r riea land Feb 8 noon
Westernlflnd Feb 19 noon
International INavlgnltou toniuuur
Pier 14 North Ttlvcr Office 6 Bowling
Green New York
good as It was nt this time last jear
ow lng to the heavy rains recently
which have rotted the grais
The International Itouts I A O H
ILiillroud
Through sleepers dally between Kan-
sas City Fort Worth and San Antonio
via Hearae with which Immediate
connections are made at Knnls to and
from Dallas The quickest route to
Taylor Austin flan Antonio Laredo
and points in Mexico
CMrkasslia Notes
Chlckasha I T Jan 20 Special
A very flue rain fell In tills section of
the country Tuesday night and a bet-
ter season for all kinds of crops was
never known here Wheat Is looking
fine and the prospects for a big corn
and oat crop are very flattering
Th new United States court and Jail
I dicito
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V TH OIAT
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io n SOUTI
J C McCATlrt
O r A lort Worth Tex
W T OHTON
C I A rort Worth Tex
Fruit Belt Route
HIE PECOS VALLEY BY
Trains leaving Pecos Tex dally at
10 a m and arrive at Roswell N M
at C CO n m Stages for Lincoln
White Oaks Nogal and Fort Stanton
leave Roswell at 7 a tn on Mondays
Wednesday s and Fridays For low
rates or other Information address
W I CHURCH
General rrelitht and Passenger Agent
Kddj N M
FOHT VVOU1H 1IVIIAVAV HtllULRLlJ
Texas stud 1nclHc
Kastboundt Arrive Leave
No S dally 7 0 a m 8 10 a in
No 2 dally 62S p m 6 Eo p m
No e dally C 00 a m 7 05 a m
No 8 dally 10 35 a m
No 10 dally 4 10 pm
Westbound Arrive Leave
No 1 dally T CO p in 8 10 p m
No 3 dally 7JC am 1 10 a m
No 7 dally B 33 a m
No 7 daily 0 25 p m
No 9 dally- 310 p m
TrnnMennllnentnl
Texarkano Sherman and Paris
Northbound Arrive Leave
No 33 dally 9 30 a m
Southbound Arrive Leave
No l dally 6 30 p no
Texas und Paclflo trains Nos C and 6
only stop nt Texarkano T C Junction
Atlanta Jefferson Marshall Longvlew
Junction Big Sandy MJncota Wills
Point Terrell lrney East Dallas
Dallas and Fort Worth
Sllssonrl Kansas and Texas
Northbound Arrive Leave
No 3 dally 1110 am 1130 am
No 4 daily 9 15 p m 9 JO p m
Flyer dally 6 43 a tn 710 a m
Southbound Arrive Leave
No l dally 4 40 pm 4 C3 p m
No 3 dally 6 25 a m 8 65 a m
Flyer dally tCOpta 115 p m
Iloclc Island It onte
Arrive Leave
No 3 mail and ex 640 d tn
No 4 mall and ex 10 40 a ra
No z saw p m
No 1 730 am
No 23 local freight 1 00 a m
No 31 local freight 720 p in
Fort WortU and Denver
Arrive Leave
No 1 dally E 40 p in
No 2 dally U15 m
ITorx Worth and Itl Grande
Arrive Leavs
Fort Worth 145pm 1145 am
lloOMtoa and Tx Csatral
Arrtvs Leave
No 41 mall f OOP m
No 42
No 41 7C5 p m
jjo 43 10 20 a m
Galff Colorado and Santa Fe
Southbound Arrive Leave
No 1 dally 7 Sff a m 740 am
No 11 dally 10 p ra 115 p m
Northbound Airly JftT
No t dally 03 p m I 20 p m
No 12 dally 7 05am 7 45 a tn
t Loots govt hrv era
Arrive Leave
No 4 dally V 940 a m
No 3 dally a z P m
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Best Passenger Servian
BETWEEN
TEXAS
THE EAST
SOUTHEAS
CANNON BALL TRAIN
SllOItTENtD ONE IIOUM IN TIME
Loaves Tort Worth 705 a m Dallas
V5 Unlon 10 a m
rhes St Louis 7J5 a m next oay j
Limited Evening Express
HAS liEEN QUICKENED
3 nouns to sr louis
ana
THE EAST
nouns to Memphis
i noun TO NEW OULEANa
ONLY TWO DAYS
BETWEEN
TEXAS AND NEW YORK
Pullman nulTet Sleeping cars to
St Louis cnlcaco and New Orleans
YV ll
v UGM iuL 1 una mriner iniorm
otlon call on or adurt ss your nearest
GASTON MESLtEIt
Oen Facs and Ticket Agent
L S THOIINE
Third Vice Tres and Qen Mm-
COTTON
BELT
ROUTE
THE ONLY LINE running olid
trains from Texas to Memphis without
chance Tho only Una with through
chair cars nnd Pullman sleepers to
Memphis Bo sura that your ticket
reads via Cotton Belt lloute and se-
cure tho very beat service and connec-
tions li or additional Information call
on or address
A A QLISSON T P A
I M MOltOAN C P i T A
401 Main street Fort Worth Tr
B a WAnNEH O P X Tyler Texk
Santa Fe Route
uain strMi rort rfw
ii
THAI 5 MOUTH
Leave Fort Worth 710 am
Arrive Chicago 10 SO p m
Leave Fort Worth 820 p m
Arrive Chicago 940 a m
TIIAIII SOUTH
Leave Tort Worth 740 a ra
Arrive Galveston 115 pm
Leave Fort Worth 15 p m
Arrive Galveston tU am
1TOH CALlFOnXIA
Leave Fort Worth 820 p ra
Arrive Los Angelas 45 p so
TIIinD DAT
The California Limited
The Santa Pa limit d a new rort
Worth train between Ualveston St
Louis Port Worth Kansas City and
Cnlcaco wild vestibule train Pull-
mans finest sleepers Santa Fe route
Pre chair cars Th best and quick
st rout
LOW HATB3 TO ALL POINTS
WM DOIIKBTY rl
Pass Agent rort Worth
W B KEENAN t
O P A aalvsstos
Are Yon Going West
THK
FoitWorli ul DenTBT 0UA
RAILWAY
Offer yoa th mot dlreat rat n
best srvlc to Colorado Utah CaU
Oregon Washington and aU North
cine cot jmjmiib j
Teias to Colorado
WITHOUT CHANCM V
For UU Information call onc J
dress D 8 KEBLWt
Oneral Pussnftr Acnt Fort WortH
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City Passenger Xtokt Ami M
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Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 47, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 21, 1896, newspaper, January 21, 1896; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth110423/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .