Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-06
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vor to give our patrons a brief de
scription Of same.
The Factory is located on Holly
wood plantation the property Of on
friend Mr.. Fl. Won Phul, which is sit
uated on the Mississippi river, twelve
miles below the city Of Baton Rouge
The building is q brick structure
two stories high, $50 feet long By
forty feet wide, slate roof, with sky
lights and towers, giving the building
very imposing and substantial ap.
pearance.
The interior arrangements appear
to be perfect and we doubt not that
they embrace all the modern i'm
provements known to the sugar bust.
ness.
1t afforded us pleasure to be in
formed that this model establishment
was the result of home skill and in
dustry. The building was erected
under the immediate supervision Of
Mr.. Jas. Mallon; brick work by Messre
Jno.. Garentine and Tony Pine, car
penter work by Mr.. j. j. Castillo and
sons, all of our city.
The machinery, steam train and
boilers from our enterprising friend Mr.
M. j. Williams, have worked to entire
satisfaction and are indeed we'll worth
inspection by those who contemplate
improvements of a like nature, as they
combine all modern improvements
and are model of simplicity ofstruc-
ture, with compactness and durability,
The vacuum pan, centrifugals and
other machinery appertaining tosame
was manufactured and erected by that
truly enterprising and substantial
firm of Messrs. Shakespeare, Smith &
Co., of New Orleans. The pan is what
is known as a dry vacuum. Eight feet
diameter, with a capacity of $4,000
pounds sugar at a strike.
Mr.. Won Phul is very enthusiastic
in praise Of the perfect working of all
the machinery furnished by these gen
tlemen. Not only is the pan and it's
appurtenances a grand success, but
Messrs. Shakespeare, Smith & Co. have
the happy faculty of giving their pat
rOns not only perfect machinery, but
the gentlemen sent to erect same are
models of competency and despatch.
Too much cannot be said in praise of
Chief Engineer, Mr.. J. Mcdonald and
his able assistant, Mr.. MAYER.
Mr.. Won Phul fully believes that if
you want general satisfaction, get
your machinery from Shakspeare's
Foundry.
From the above description, it will
be readily seen, that this establish
ment is capable of doing q very large
business. We are assured that its ca
pacity for granulating syrup is not
less than $4,000 pounds daily. From
an advertisement to be found in an
other column, NJ, Y. p. solicits bust
ness from his friends and the general
public, who may feel disposed II to
adopt this profta bic method of max
ing sugar. There is no doubt but by
the use of the vacuum pan you get
more sugar from given quantity of
cane juice. I'd, the quality Of sugar is
infinitely better. Sd, this is a very
great saving of fuel, time and leakage.
examined samples of sugar
made at the Factory, we do not hest
tate tosay it compares fayorably with
any sugar of the kind in the market
and then youknow it ispure sugar.
No medicine, no poison.
We sincerely trust that the Holly
wood Central Factory will receive
liberal share of patronage and cor
daily recommend the establishment
to our friends.
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