The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE SAVANNAH COLD STORAGE
AND ICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

AND ICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF GEORGIA.
CHARTER RANTED.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000, IN SHARES OF
500 EACH.
Payable 10 per cent. on application; is per
cent on allotment on the LIST July; 25 per cent.
on the 18th August, and the balance of rs per
cent. whenever required.
First. This company has been formed for the
purpose of making pure sanitary ice, and selling
it to the patrons and the public at large Ior less
than One-half the price which Is charged To-Day
for an article which has long since ceased 70 De
a luxury, but instead has become necessity,
for the poor as well as the rich, the same as
daily food
Second. The Company has been Incorporated
under the laws OF the State of Georgia, lnltlng
the liability of the shareholders to the amount
of their respective corporations.
Third. The Company is either to build, pur-
chase or lease suitable buildings, situated in a
part of the city where easy access can be had
10 the railroads, steamboats, and markets; the
selection of said premises to be left to com
mittee, appointed by the stockholders Oh the
Company for that purpose.
Fourth. The Company is to start out with a
manufacturing capacity of fifteen tons OF ice
per day, and a cold storage capacity OF not less
than $1,000 cubic feet of space, which may be
increased as circumstances require, ana Tor
which increase provision will be made.
Fifth. In connection with the manufacture OF
pure ice, the Company will have cold storage
warehouse, similar to those used in all cities OF
any magnitude in the United States, and all
parts of the civilized world. Cold storage has
proved to be necessity for the preservation OF
meat, fowls fish fruits vegetables, etc; in
fact, all perShable goods during the summer
months, and, in a climate like this, far into the
winter months, thus saving ana preserving at
small cost, that which, OWING to heat and sud
den changes in the weather, Is otherwise readily
destroyed. Articles thus stored retain their
freShne- and sweetness as there is no moisture
such as comes from ice refrigeration in the air
to affect them The different compartments in
the storehouse are reduced TO, and maintained
at any temperature that may be required. AS
the company'S premises will, no doubt, be in
the proximity of the principal markets, rail
way stations and steamboat landings, there
cannot fail to be done by 1t good and so soon
as its great merits are known, largely increaS
ing business.
Sixth. The Company proposes to use the ma
chine of the De la Nergne Refrgerating Machine
Company, of New \ Ork, which company has
furnished estimates, etc. The machine is capa-
BILE of making fifteen tons of good transparent
ice daily, beside cooling warehouse of $1,000
cubic feet. the promoters of this scheme after
carefully investigating into the merits of the
different machines have selected the De la
Vergne system, on account of its superiority
and its economical running. The De la Vergne
Company will furnish the necessary plans for
building it, free Of charge.
Seventh. The COmpany's business will be
under competent manager, who will be sub
ject to the supervision ana control of the Board
of Directors.
Eighth. Unless sufficient capital is subscribed
to make it advisable to commence business, all
deposits that may have been made up to that
time will be returned.
Ninth. Prospectus and forms of applications
for shares may be obtained from the committee
named below.
Tenth That the undertaking will be an I'M
usually favorable one may be seen by the fol
lowing calculations:
Estimated Cost of Plant, All Complete