The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
VOL. XIV. NO. ,

L"o experienced and reliable color
{ men giving clever help in Il
e specially.
( Dferiy d Niestbenier's' Carriage .i
Il WREer Factory.
Il This Is the FIRST year of this firI
operations in our city. and they u
now manufacturing farm wagol
equal to any on the market. The
business will amount to $50 y,
month, and is increasing magicaliy.
kodger'. Wagon and Carriage Factor.
| Mr.. X. Ill. Rogers has, by bestos ia
proper care upon his work, and eu
piosing only the surest talent, hui
up trade amounting to 500 To Ssa
monthly. The journeymen at work i
this factory are John Hogan, c. Z
MeWhirter. James Rogers, Charlie
Bradley, Frank Watkins and A.. Il
Rodgers. Mr.. Rodgers is "a much -
teemed citizen and among the earliest
settles ia Dallas. The work of his fas
tory always stands the most critics
test.
Ironing Table Nanufaetory.
The nisDnfaetury of this serviceabl,
novelty WAS commenced "A few week,
ago, and has reached sale of fully
Si,5oo per month. Its quarters are
temporarily established on Griffith
street, near Ross avenue. MACHINERY
Will at once take the place OF hand
work, aud the establishment will as.
sumo proportions as impor-
tant as any ia Dallas. Tbj,
city Is the only point in the
State manufacturing this invaluable
device. and Mr.. r. Hughes, the owner
of the patent, is so tiattered with his
successithus far, that he is arranging for
the construction of building to turn
out his work npon a scale which will
answer the pressing demand.
Ross Avenue Tann.ry.
This property is situated on Ross
avenue, almost directly opposite the
new iron works. Ii was built at a cost
Of 5000, and is supplied with the nee
essary rats. dressing tables, etc. for
tanning purposes. In connection with
the tannery is u boot aud shoe mann
factory, furnishing, after an existence
OF only a few months, from Ss0b to
y, 900 per month of stock, and so much
tetter Is the service obtained from
their goods, that they are fast super
-eding those of Northern make. The
tanhery proper is under the able su-
of Mr.. Taylor Hoye.
MIR. Charles Wood is the foreman of
The factory, and bears most reputable
character for thUroughness as u me-
chanic. Mr.. Wood is assisted under
by Mr.. Joseph Zeienka.
This enterprise may be said TO be in
An inchoate state, but that it will early
become one of the most colossal indus
tries OF our city, takes 10 very great
preseience TO perceive.
Trinity Iron works.
Twenty Thousand dollars could not
have been more safely expended than
In the estsbiishment of this foundry.
Keen penetration has done for Nessrs.
Hoffman Il Garside what a reliance
upon surface Indications would have
lost, and they are now eontroll:uy Il
business Of nearly so, 600 yearly. The
machinery is iirst-ciass in every par
'icuisr, and the entirety of their estab-
Iishment is strikingly noticeable.
Special attention is given TO buil,. inu
work, such as iron fronts, siils, arches.
ETC. They do also general agrieal.
tural wofk. As an indication of the
Of their business they EN-.
pioy from tweni, five to thirty men
We take pleasure in giving their
names "a they are maehinisis - hos.
and familiarity in their svo-
cation is testified to by The superiority
'f their workmanship: J. Highanis.
foreman, J. J. Duphrate, G. Sctrncs,
u. Ewing, J. Srellman, VI. Bailey, ".
OBrien, j. Vickery, A. LANDER. }.
Hsmpsler, X. Kendall. G. Eainc. :
Scott, q. Gree, j. McGrAw. /. Gun
}. Humber, J. Sh.bsst.r. &
Brown, J. Cainey. w. Grey, NJ. Me6.in-
his, ]. Wsreham, J. W. Lindsey, ".
Granger, {. Granger, J. Schmidt and
Duffy. AS is frequently required,
his number is largely mlItiplied
The payroll OF this fo1ndry is
from 500 to 500 per month.
Of the individual mem bers comprising
lhe co-partnership of this concern,
nothing need he said more than they
are both men OF push and Judgment.
and stand high In our com nuniiy.
Dallas Plot and Agricultural Iapi.-
snent Manufacturing Company
This company has for its foundation
two of the most useful inventions OF
the times, viz: the inclined blamed
piow and the Dallas champion suify
Ilow, both OF them the creation Of the
inventive genius Of Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Payne, senior partner of the carriage.
wagon and blacksmith establishment
OF Messrs. Payne & Milne, of Elm
street. Both of these utilities are the
product of prof"und study, the former
over une of III. most for
midable, aud, indeed. heretofore in
barriers in the tillare of
what is known as the black, 1axy soil
OF Texas. The extraordinary merit of
this piow hiss given il instant celebrity
aud AN immense reques; for them
makes II necessary for factory 10 be
at once built Mr.. Payne is now Wig
oroiisly working toward tina. eud, aud
from the inadequate accommodations
In which these pIows are perforced
now prepared for the market
Another great industry will loom np
In our midst representing fully half
million OF dollars. All the force now
available, or which can be profitablv
employed under existing arrangements
are four-Daniei Evans, Joseph
Weaver. John Buckman and Paul I,e-
deme, all first-ciass craftsmen, under
the Intelligent direction of Mr.. Milne
sen Pisw Misunderstanding COMPANY.
Another contrivasce not altogeth.r
to its competitor-,he in
clined plane piow-has given rise to
the above corporation. Its inventor Is
Dr. Bell, who has taken up his reel
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