The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08

orously working toward that end, aud
from the inadequate accommodations
In which these plows are perforced
now prepared for the market.
Another great industry will loom up
In our midst representing fully half
million OF dollars. All the force now
available, or which can be pro1tably
employed under existing arrangements
are four--Daniel Evans, Joseph,
Weaver, John Buchanan aud Paul Lee
deme, all tlrst-class craftsmen under
the intelligent direction OF Mr., Milne.
Roll Pillow Manufacturing Company
| Another continuance not altogether
dissimilar to its competitor the in
olined plane plow--has given rise 10
the above corporation. Its inventor IL
DIR. Bell, who has taken w his resi-
dence In our city, where his ingenious
parts will be more speedily appreciated
aud Substantially approved by conf
munity instant TO notice genuine
worth and nurse It. The officers Of
this body are General w. l.. Cahell,
president; w. n Williams, treasurer,
and DR.. J. A. Etheridge, secretary; d.
rectors, Captain w. Ii. CASTOR J. f.
Pinson, w. 4. Williams and w. l..
Cabell, and each are enthroned In the
confidence and respect of dlscrlmi-
mating public. Preparations on
broad scale are matured by this COM
pany to erect the required buildings
for the manufacturing OF this imple-
ment Fully fifty hands will be de-
manded.
PhGnis Moulding ana Planning MILF
These extensive mills, with its ele-
CANT aud costly machinery, is esti-
mated at $4,000, and in the past
twelve months its transactions cover
100000. A mutation Ia its control of
lata has placed u favorably-known cit
izen, Mr.. G. A. Gin, as chief director
of its wide affairs, and a gentleman
equal to It's responsibilities by reason
of his administrative ability and ster
ling character. The aiiable dignltary
Of the counting.room Is Mr. George
Phillips, who acqults himself in man
ner to Justify the view that his
selection was a most happy one.
Neither can there be detected any
thing ill.adjudged In the choice of
their employees. There Ii nothing
adulatory In saying that the subjolned
names belong to rs expert body Of
workmen as can be fround In any part
Of the United States. j. III. Sinclair,
foreman; Ii. Lettel, machinist Mi
ohael Foley, VIM. Williamson, J. II.
Reed, J. il. Benson, Andrew GaIfo,
r. w, Landers, J. w. Ballard, Il. II.
Gray, II. w. Craig, Isaac Brown,
Thomas Muryhead G. Merino and
Bennett Gill, A night watchman is
provided Patrick Connolly per-
forming such service. s,..ia
Warmers Planning and Dressing Mil.
Colonel Charles Warner ia an East
ern Texas gentleman of large means,
who has invested several thousand
dollars in our city In the above enter
prise. Major L. s. Thompson, his gen.
ernl manager has forwarded his inter-
ests here in a Moat creditable manner.
The business OF this mill, though run
uing but few months, amounts TO
from 81 200 10 81 500 nuntA. u IL
designed by Colonel Warner to make
large additions to his mill In the
spring.
clark 4 Clark's Railroad Planning MIL
Solving the problem of "hold fast"
and observing close and careful COM
mercial relations with their customers,
Messrs. CLARK II Clark are now in the
full tide of prosperous business.
The mill is supplied with the latest Inn
proved machinery. The following ex-
cellent mechanics are employed: J. w.
Young, engineer, r. f.. McIary, j. ID.
Garter, Edward Steiner, w. II. rurley,
John Beatty, Il. N. Stevens, Joseph
Smith and Henry Surbeck. s.
In the Office is Captain Leeds, we'll
informed in the mysteries and nice
ties of his profession, that Of book
keeper. A reference to its accounts
will show the handsome business OF
fifty thousand dollars for the last year.
The establishment and fixtures are
valued at from $4,000 to Sl3, 1000.
Dallas Coffee and spice MIN Com-
TIA pany. ga
The gallant manner in which the
projectors Of this venture introduced
it, md the intrepid grit with which
they have pursued the indu stry, finds
their Golfers swelling with a largesa OF
of from $500 to y. $1,000 monthly. 1t
dates its commencement from last
July, and it manufactures daily, from
seventy-five to q hundred pounds OF
yeast powders, grinding and putting
up, in merchantile packages, from one
to two hundred pounds of Rio Coffee
and fifty to one hundred pounds Of
spices. In the trlturation of the berry
and condiments, strict unadulturation
| ls preserved, while their alkalold has
the same high property of unsophIsti-
cation. They are also baking q yeast
cake which has become favoritewira's
consummers Extensive additions
are being made to their bulldlngas
fast as practicable. An engine room u
now in forward state, In which VIII
be placed an engine Of twenty
horse power. ..i lf
Corn ANA Mominy MIL.
This ingenious institution owes ils
establishment to the unaided enesgles.
~ two vnunp philadelDhinns. Messrs.