The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19
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Last Friday c. B. Kirkland bought
the old Gazette plant, which con-
sists OF an elegant two revolution
cylinder press, . folder, imposing
stones, 9 large lot Of BREWER and dis.
play type and other material. The
material, Mr.. Kirkland says, will be
used in the job printing business,
which has become very extensive
aud beyond the capacity Of the very
large plant he already had. The
plant he hsd Is being renew
ed from the opera house block to the
four-story building recently oceu-
pied by Killian d Williams furni-
ture store. The new plant was to
have been simultaneously removed
from its present location on north
Santa Re, but some unpaid employ
ee's garnishment prevented. These
debts, however will be assumed by
the parties who sold TO Kirkland,
and the consolidation Of the two
plants soon effected. The claims
amount to several hundred dollars.
Col Fisher, Of Abilene, and 1. n.
Baker Of Topeka represent the par
ties who held the old bill Of sale.
II is a matter Of cOngratulation
that the Gazette material has at last
become again live property-fOr the
sight Of 1t lying dead In its old quar-
tiers was not pleasant to the business
men of Salina, who had to pass II
every day. IL Is also q matter Of
to know that Salins
can point to q mammoth publishing
aud binding establishment like the
new one Of the Kirkland Publishing
This Is now the best
equipped establishment Of the kind
In the state, and under the able
Of Mr.. Kirkland, Il will
make Salina the focus for Q large
traue Ia that line, and do very much
toward placing SalIna In the front
rank for that important line Of bus
iupss. This business In fact 10
abreast of the mammoth Wholesale
grocery trade Of the II. ID. Lee Mer-
camille company, aud will do much
to attract other large enterprises to
the beautiful and admirably located
city Of Salina, whose fame has al
ready gone abroad throughout the
land. The energy displayed by Mr..
Kirkland In advancing his trade In
every direction, building up and en-
Iarging what was once an insignifi-
,ant local business, furnishes an ex-
ample of what may be done In other
lines. Almost any small manufac-
turing or commercial enterprise
may be enlarged, u proper effort be
made. without the aid Of bonuses or
from citizens, and the
Kirkland Publishing Company de-
serve well at the hands Of Salina
people for the pre-eminsncs II has
given Saliua In its line Of business.
rhe pay roll Of the company 10 con-
SANITY enlnrging, and the benefit to
and other business inter-
ssts by reason Of this enlargement
Is very sensibly felt. Let the good
work done in this regard be initiated |
IN other branches Of business, and |
i will not be long before SalIna
moves At rapidly aecslsraling gait
10 the goal Of commercial and man.
success.
The JOURNAL extends its cordial
wishes to the Kirkland Publishing
Company for renewed aud continued
success,