Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
Manufactures.
nRENE1. A. EnIL.

''uIIltJti tllDluClnB I'LL inc fhlliOuuS winch
center in Omaha They are filling all the
lnrge contracts apparently, for the entire
West, Perhaps no better demonstration
could be given of the immensely of their bust,
ness aud work than the simple reference t.
the buildings illustrated i'll this sheet, ful
which they furnished and dressed the stone.
they are the Paxton Hotel and Coos Hotel
Omaha National Bank, Metz and Krug1s
Breweries, English aud Swedish Lutheran
Churches, the 1t, philomenn, German.
American, and Leavenworth street schoo.
buildings Academy of the Sacred Heart
the bun dings of Creighton and Jones, p. T.
Ter, Par,ln, Oroudurtt ~ Martin, w. A, Pax.
ton, Dewey a. Stone, WOodmun's Iinspcd oil
works, Boyd's Opera House, FRED DreXel's
costly residence and many other fine build.
lhBs too numerous to mention here.
G. NJ. EATON.
This institution is another product of the
past years growth of Omaha, and IL much
needed one. 1t is located in the center of
the business part of the city, No. Ill South
lIth street. 1t occupies Il large building of
three spacious floors. The proprietor, c. NJ.
Eaton, has established along with his stove
works, II general storage dppOt. where hpusp-
hold goois OF hundreds OF families nre safely
stored undiusurcd against fire or other dam-
age, inns enterprise has proven of great
value to unsett ed people who nave known
its convenience. Every branch of the cen
eral repair business has been added to this
apprrciahlo establishment, TINT the entire
wants OF the public Gu be supplied ut one
great headquarters. Here are first class gun
smiths, expert locksmiths aud all the other
artisans III corresponding trades that any
piece OF machinery can be supplied or re
paired. they Always keep on uamd too, Il
ltrge stock OF mica selections, which are
sometimes so difficult to find.
10 the "worts' has recently been addod
u large toundry, located ut los South 18th
street. Here an ample force of men arc con
staltly employed turning out castings of
every description, and the only foundry in
| tlD civ whnpn Rp GtiI,rg of ,,,,,,, n-l -
are made. The entire institution is run on
metropolitan business principles and efficient
help employed to promptly and satisfactorily
htteld to the wants OF ali III whatever line Of
repair is needed.
OMAHA IRON WORKS.
The Omaha IRON Works are located on
South | ,th street, with the U. p, railroad on
the north and the b. g. NJ. -rnilrond on the
s9uth, ana extend from l7th to 18th streets.
The plant and stock represent n cnpitnl of
$4,000. The works consist of Machine
shop' Biacksmith shop, Pattern shop, Iron
foundry and Brass toundry aud are oper-
nteu by Richards ~ Clarke, They give TN
ployment to an average OF a. men aud have
Dren III constant and successful operation
ing the enttre year. The nununl products
amount TO over 500, 900. they nunuiac-
lure engines, boilers, grain elevators, flour
ing lullI machinery, architectural iron work.
bridge iron, and do II & neral iobbing work.
during the past year this firm has built sew
efal gram elevators complete, have furnished
tne machinery for several II ore and the ma
fL ~ iISS ecNeIai nour mis-; 1t has also
the %eIectiic light machinery at Beatrice,
NeD and at AtchisOn, Kansas. 1t has be-
ooIie one OF the important manufacturing
HH,IPnsnLlehts CT me west, and has made
Itself particularly felt in the iron manufac-
turing Industries. All work or contracts en-
trusted TO these works can have the nssur-
ance Of perfect satisfaction. Richards &
Clarke are w~ide-nwake men and ALWAYS mn
tlclpate the public's demand.
WILSON' BOTTER wopEC
Up to within two venrs MOO Or,oho
was sadly III need of cntocE1,,s ha%iir
and sheet iron works when tho Wi
son works were estoLIishnd o+ ~ WI
ner of Pierce md Iath CO. VIC ~
was an enterprise much ne, deI ia tLo ,ot III
ly growing "tate city, and II yyne not "ltr-
prising thnt nm OmnTo emf r - g." nUC sur
cnnracter, proved IL success from the stnrt
Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson is rip with n variety of
experience of forty-tive yoars in his line md
having the advantage of all the lntcst nnd
most improved machinery for making steel
ma llon boiler and sheet iron work, his es-
adjustment has no equal in the state
Besides the immense amount of ropnirs done
at his works during the pnst vear. he has
completed some of the largest contracts ever
effected i'll the west, mentiopablo among
mem Qelns : large oil tanks, each with a
TipSenG On ~"IVs"llohs Tor the Woodman
NoiAS
r. O. BACKUS.
Inc ornamental iron and wood fence fac-
tory OF h. q. Buckus, bO7 North 18th st, is
one Oh enc growing manufacturing iudu stries
the west. 1t employs IL number of men
all kinds Monumental fences, office
Ihl'lnS' cemetery work, etc Their orders
MED upon tho shortest notice entirely
90 o'isi"ctoriIy prices ranging from 30 cents
80 - per llheal foot Tor iron and wood
ioiGInS ihese prices are not duplicated
Oh chicago;
Anotbo,i - -, 2hi NlOkE.