Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-30
Our Manufacturers.

BohIen d Huse Machine and Lake Ice
Company; organized January 3, 1888. To-
corporators-J. W. Caldwell, A. Karr, E. II.
Vance, r. G. Graves, james Lee, jr., o. Fl.
P. Piper and Theodore Read.
Cbickssaw Cooperage Company, organized
July 10, 1882. Ipcorporato-s-R. c. Graves,
H. Fursieubeim, c. p. Bryap,J L. Wexford
and r. L Cochran.
Globe Oil and Fertilizer Company; organ
lied May 81, 1882. Incorporators-R. ],
Rawlings, G. G. Venable, 81. A. Mutually,
W. D. Beard and w. L. Clapp.
Hsnauer Oil Works; organized June IA
1882. Incorporators-Iouis Hanauer, j. +,
Hicks, John D. MilburD, Joseph SugarmaD
F. w. Reinbardt, NJ. G. PeaIce and Fl. C
Hsmpson.
Lilly Carriage Company; organized No
vember I6, 1882. Incorporstors-W. S
Bruce, Joseph Bruce, Oven Lilly, w. FL
Atkinson and c. Bruce.
Memphis Lumber and Manufacturing
Company organized June 10, 1882. Incor
porators-William /. Cole, George I. Bassett
81. J. Shaw, w. H. Eader and s. P. Locke
Miami Oil Works Company; organized
July 8, 1882. IncorporaioTs-W. ?. Proud
fit, J. n. Falls, ]. W. Falls, j. Z. Mile, JohI
d. Murtagh and c. II. Gest.
Memphis Fertilizer Company; organized
Woodruff, G. B. Galloway, G. B. Wexford, s
SOD, Charles Kney, S. J. Camp and J. T
Pace.
Brush Electric Light aud Power Company
organized February 2, 1882. Incorporation
D. T. Porter, Louis Hanauer, I. III. Milburn
L. T. Carnes, J. c. Nicely and C. w. Heiskeli
Bluff City Distilling Company; organized
April 81, 1882. 1ncorporalors j
Easel, S. Vendig. Harding Peres, Samuel
Hirsch, G. Baum, Adolph Cohen and
Bernard Peres.
Desoto Oil Company; organized May %
1881. Incorporators-W. p. Proudfit, J. S.
Day, Thos. II. Allen, E. Prouddt and E
Eusley.
Ente prise Milling and Manufacturing
Company; organized March %, 1882. To-
corporators-J. w. Caldwell, T. &. Sims, r
w. Carroll, w. L. Vance and Geo. Gillian
Gayoso Oil Works; organized April 1
1881. Incorporaiors-T. J. Hogan, J. p
Jordan. H. A. Mullaly, David Wertz, John
Reid, R J. Rawlings.
James & Graham Wagon Company; cr-
gapized January 81, 1882. Incorpor aioEs-
II. James, T. G. Craig, Joseph Bruce, I. II.
Milburu, Julius A. Taylor, c. B. Bryan, w.
L. Graham and D. 7. Porter.
The Livermore Foundry and Machine
Company; organized February %, 1881.
Incorporators-A.. s. Livermore, William
Robertson, Frark f. Woods, ]. III. Westbay
and l. B. McF arland.
The Kennesaw Manufacturing Company
organised August p, 1881. Incorporation
N. w. Beardsley, C. c. Coffee, o. I. Bfigg
William w. Goodwin and ]. E. Goodwin.
Milburn Iron Works; organized February
IA, 1882. Incorporstors-Jehn d. Milburn
7. III. Milburn, Louis Hanauer, John Nj
Peters, H. c. Hanpson and Thomas L. Risk
Planters Oil Company rganized February
16. 1880. Incorporsiors-Thomss Ii. Allen
George B. Peters. s. l.. Raines, A. c. Brewer
Will Polk ard Ed j. Wendell.
Iucorporators-Clevela B. Clarke, Johr
K. Speed, VIM. J. Booker, S. H. Brooks, L
E. Suggs, l.. B. Horrigan and John NJ. Peters
The Pioneer NH.
In accordance with a provision in th,
charter of the Pioneer Cotton Mill, a state
ment OF the condition OF the mill was yes
terday given an APPEAL reporter. II Is per
haps proper that an explanation should BIZ
made IN regard 10 the dividend declared
The mill started with paid up capital; the
very beet machinery was put in, and it hat
no debts or mortgages. OF course ibe frs
the 9th OF November the mill was on an ever
and proftsbls footing. The dividend de-
clared really embraces the time intervening
between that date and the present time
There were in the beginning many
obstacles 10 be overcome. These were
bravely met and bravely overcome, and the
gentlemen interested in the mill have reason
10 congratulate themselves that the Pioneer
Mill lie the first in the South 10 make 8
profitable exhibit at the end of the frs
year. 1t ia in according with a section OF
the charter that the subsequently mentioned
condition of the mill is published.
The following is copy of part of the
charter of the Pioneer Mill:
"Aunually, during the month of January
the president shall make and publish in s
newspaper printed In the county where The
principal Office of business is located, or il
no newspaper is printed in that county, then
ia the adjoining or nearest county where q
newspaper is printed, a sworn statement
showing the amount of capital stock aud
the existing Liabilities, and list of the
stockholders."
Condition Of the Pioneer Mill at close oil
business, January 81, 1888:
RESOURCES.
Real estate, buildings, cottages. ma.
nhf ino ina hni nd