The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

OF LSlAh NO1lCES
PROSPECTUS OF ~-o-
THE SAVANNAH COLD STORAGE
AND ICE MANUFACTURING covn,.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS on
OF GEORGIA. S'AlE
CHARTER GRANTED
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000, IN sHARvo
500 EACH. y"
Payable 10 per cent on application. :,
cent. on allotment on the 1st July; Ok No" ~ PEI
on the 10Th August, and the balance Of az .'u1
cent. whenever required. ps'
First This company has been formal =
purpose of making pure sanitary ice ana Io lie
it to the patrons and the public at larra fS selling
than one-half the price which is charsseed oI less
for an article which has long since cas- oay
a luxury, but instead has become ' nna 70 b
for the poor as well as the rich, the ssTSs
daily food. 'ale q
Second The Company has been moon.
under the laws of the State of Georgia Uieted
the liability of the shareholders to fhs uniting
of their respective subscriptions, "ulouni
Third. The Company is either to bnnd
chase or lease suitable buildings, siTnataa pI'
part of the city where easy access can ~ u
To the railroads. steamboats, and mar ~l oe lad
selection of said premises to be left n to- no
mittee, appointed by the STOCKHOLDERS ~ g. ~
Company for that purpose. uE
Fourth. The Company is to start ont MEL
manufacturing capacity of fifteen TONS oS
per day, and cold storage capacity of NO. ~
than $1,000 cubic feet of space, which nav y =
increased as circumstances REQUIRE aT9 J, %
which increase provision will be made '-u III
Fifth In connection with the manufocr..
pure ice, the Company will have a cold sto ~
warehouse, similar to those used in ali citias
any magnitude in the United States orS "
parts Of the civilized world. Cold storags ba ~
proved TO be necessity for the preserva2fion s
meat, fowls, fish, fruits, vegetables, etc =. y
fact, all perishable goods during the sum-. =
months, and, in climate like this far into NJ
winter months, thus saving and preseryipr - !.
small cost, that which, owing to heat And 30
den changes in the weather, is otherwise raaS1
destroyed. Articles thus stored retain tba!
FRESHNESS and sweetness, as there is no noistn-
such as comes from ice refrigeration in tbs ~
to affect them. The different compartment. n
the storehouse are reduced to, and maintara5
at any temperature that may be REQUIRED !,
the company's premises will, no doubt bs a.
the proximity of the principal markets rsT
way stations and steamboat landings thar.
cannot fail to be done by it good and so Soos
as its great merits are known, largely Dcraas
ing business.
Sixth. The Company proposes to use the ma
chine of tue De la Vergne Refrigerating Macbr.
Company, of New York, which COMPANY 5s'
furnished estimates, etc. The machine is cam.
bic of making fifteen tons of good transpaTsp,
ice daily, beside cooling warehouse of NM
cubic feet. The promoters of this scheme ATT,
carefully investigating into the merits Of III
different machines, have selected the De a
Vergne system, on account of its superiority
and its economical running. The De la Verrns
Company will furnish the necessary plans far
building it, free Of charge.
Seventh. The Company's business will ba
under competent manager, who will be sub
ject to the supervision aSd control of the Board
of Directors.
Eighth. Unless sufficient capital is subscribed
to make it advisable to commence business, Nh
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 uu
usually favorable one, may be seen by the fol.
lowing calculations:
Estimated Cost of Plant, All Complete
and in RI1pnirey Ordar