The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-06
ISDusI RIAL ITEMS,
Notes from the Mills. Mines, Fauudries
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Notes from the Mills, Mines, Feuudrie,
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The pottery hands were paid Saturday.
Lots OF workulen got their lucre on satut
day. p Z. 4, .2iji 173f,st,. n 2.
Pay day at the North Wheeling coopel
shops. S.i; y, n. IA
The Belmont blast furnace will start III
this week. - gfegG.l'a
The Elm Grove Touring mill Is runninl
day and night. t',lH'
Work /, progressing on the factory at Ii,
Nail City Glass Works y4i'aR N.l
The product OF the Pottery last week wa,
the largest Of any week In It's history.
Tho new addition at the smuhbach brew
cry Is rapidly approaching completion. Z.
A new annealing box for the Crescent mi
has been completed at sweeney's works
The force Of moltlcrs at swccney's has beer
increased, OH account OF press Of work.
A consignment II eight car loads OF coke
Is awaiting unloading for the Belmont mill.
The l.uekeye Glass Wovksat Martins Fer
ry, arc putting up u fifteen pot Gill furnace,
The Laughlin mill Is idle Tor n day or Two
on account Of The breaking oi tho "aqueez
ers.' fEM 1854 r.,s
In order 10 complete the new structure a,
the Lal'elle mill the work continued withou,
stop yesterday. ' N
twenty-five nail machines have been con.
tractcd for with Sweeney 4 Sons, for the new
Mingo nail mill. INl
A switch IS being constructed from the G.
& r. Railroad to the Buckeye ind Elson glass
works, at Martins Ferry. FEaTe
The rolling mill ut Canonsburg, Pa, Is
almost completed and will be In good run
ming order IN u few weeks. gf a# NJ
The pile driving on the r.,W. & Ky. OK.
tension to BenwOod Is about completed, and
the grading progressing rapidly. f'aaa
A temporary ehange was made In the Il. &
Q. time table yesterday. The winter sched
ule will not 50 Into effect until tho 18th.
Within five miles of New Cumberland, in
the heart Of ilie clay region, there arc twenty
large brick.yards, sewer pipe and terra cott.,
works. ". &
The Union Glass Works, at Martins Ferry,
recently started, have already obtained d
good steady trade and are selling all the g,as.
they can make. .., @
Cox & Morrison are busy on repair work Ia
mill boilers. The new boiler Tor the ras
works aud hotglass chest for Hobbs, Brock.
unier Il Co. were completed Saturday.
The Standard Iron Mil, at Martins Ferry,
Ohio, Is about all under roof and With the
large force OF men at work the rolllngot sheet
iron will begin by the last OF next month.
The South Side Glass House coal bank,
where work has been suspended for several
weeks on account OF water in the bank Is
about pumped dry, and operations will be
resumed on Tuesday. 5s.I .aa.r
There is q very large force OF men at work
on the Elson ulbss Works, at Martins Ferry,
trying TO get 1t ready for operation by the
first Of the year. The furxacr, which IL over
hundred feet high, is about finished.
The Wheeling Greek Coal Company are
now at work building fifty new coke ovens
at their mines, Rbout'two miles west OF
Bridgeport. II they prove Il success the coni-
pany will build fifty more in short time.
Saturday the cinder seals, from TT. Wayne,
Ind. for the gls works were received at the
old lIemplield yards. Superintendent Dillon
Immediately went To work unlrading the
same. andt hey will be placed ut the works
the first Of the week.
The Moundsville rolling mill has
been in operation since Tuesday
last. each turn m4kirg three heats per day
instead OF five. II Is said that ny soon as The
present stock OF unmanageable metal Is used
up the regular days work will be resumed.
: The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis road
is now extracting tue lime from hard water
at various points along the line by thoroughly
mixing caus.ic soda with it. This process
completely separates the lime from the water,
making 1t Us good f1r steaming purposes US
any soft water 10 be found in the country.
Nearly half the glass made in Ohio is made
in Bellairc. During The present season Nj.
Thomas Ault has bought ard shipped from
Glenco Station l25, 900 pounds OF wool. An
other bottle works here you'd experience no
trouble in getting orders here for ell the
goods it could produce. Why not build
one?--geilairc Tribune. 81
The Martins Ferry Time, says; "And
now there Is talk Of an immense steel plant to
be located somewhere In this neigh6orl,ood
in the near future, and it Is more than likely
that 1t will come to this side OF the river,
where We have splendid sitey. good railroad
and river facilities and everything else that
such IN enterprise would need. twill be
big thing TO the town it locates nearest 10, I'm.
less it decides 10 make town OF Its own. ,,=
The Panhandle shops are experiencing
in the nature OF a boom. About
fifteen new freight cars have been prepared
for the road, and number of new coaches
are TO DO built. Four new cars have lust been
turned out for the benefit Of the inspectors of
the road. They comprise two conches a
kitchen and dining car. The coaches are
so That. the seats are in tiers like
q theatre, The seats face the rear end OF the
car, which Is open, 80 that everyone in the
car can have a good view Of the road. These
cars were constructed from design suggested
by the inspectors cars on the Pennsylvania
road. An increased force is to be put on at
the shops in short time --StuJea,4le Gazette
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