The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-15
MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
What Butler Needs, and What
She Can Get, by Proper
ExertiOn,

LINES it has given an UNQUALIFIED
support to every manufacturing en-
terprise, and has-aimcd to thus keep
the public posted in all that pertains
TO the Importance and advancement
OF Butler. BY some this work
though only our duty we admit-has
been appreciated, while others scarce
ly give it passing notice. But,
nevertheless, our faith is yet un-
shaken, our zeal unabatcd. The
ZINES will continue to perform this
duty whether it be appreciated or
not.
For years the Butler press has been
humping away at manufactures,
and until quite recently nothing has
rewarded the effort lust at this
time there appears to be crisis in
the affairs OF Butler as they relate to
manufactures etc. and unless action.
speedy and decisive is Immediately
taken, we are apt to get most 1nglo-
riously left in the race for suprema-
cY.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND MANUF AcToRY
It is now settled fact that Wyatt
& Boyd will erect large building
near the depot in which they will
place very complete outfit of ma
chinery for the manufacture of sash
doors, blinds etc. We have already
pottery and
THE wOOLEN MILLS.
For some time past McClintock 4
Son have been making efforts to en-
large their establishment, erect new
buildings, i'll which work can be car
RED on the year round, whereas now
they can't do anything during the
winter months, add new and more
improved machinery and many 9TH
er facilities necessary tor SO impor-
tant a mandatory. We are happy
to say that arrangements are about
consummated by which the proprle-
tors expect to make this improve
ment.
The citizens of Butler are now
brought face to face with two propo-
sitions for the location of Foundry
here. either OF which is certainly very
liberal. Messrs. Ury & Co. of War
rensburg have offered to move their
Foundry to this place if our people
would pay the cost of removal. An
other proposition has just been re-
ceived from Ohio through Mr.. Nc
Clintock. to locate an establishment
of that kind here for ST. 900.
INSANE ASYLUM.
For a month and more the TIMES
has kept continually before the pub
lie the proposition of DIR. Lee, OF
Pleasanton, TO locate an asylum for
the insane at Butler A meeting
will be held in the room of the But
ler National Bank Tuesday night to
consider this matter.
Citizens of Butler, the two last
named insiitutions-Asylum ard
Foundry-are unsettled propositions.
Surely everyone of you recognize
their very great importance to any
town or city. 1t is within your pow
er to secure these acquisitions to our
wealth and growth by very little
| exertion and money. VIII YOU be
equal to the demand: or will YOU
allow the opportunities to slip while
YOU indulge in idle talk and inaction
| Manufactures and institutions of ina-
po.tance have been the cry with YOU
for wears. now as the matter is SIM
ply question of choice. of dollars
and cents, what do you intend to dc
about it, Gentlemen, think of these
things calmly. and don't judge them
as mere newspaper talk. Appoint
committees to meet the representa-
tives of these institutions and settle
the matter or else throw up the
| spunge and give somebody else 3
show.
The Street Commissioner succeed
ed in moving DIR. Bets stable yes