 This led, in 1889, to the construction of a streetcar line, something one would only expect in much larger cities.Hugo Bartz and J. J. Moore, two prominent citizens of the time, secured land and financing for the project, which when completed consisted of two miles of track, and a large barn for horses and rolling stock, constructed for a cost of $10,000.Two horse-drawn passenger coaches and a large flatcar for freight delivered new arrivals at the Wabash depot to the town.