Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-03
Kentucky Progress.

Ashland.-J.A Haskell, jill. Poag,
aud others have incorated the Fores
Dale Friedrich & Tie Works for tn,
manufacture Of bricks aud thing ant
tho development OF mineral lands
The capital stock is 10000.
Ashland-J, M Miller has com,
menced the publication of the Demo
crat.
Cloverport- Mine CenterGas 4
Manufacturing Co., now boring 10,
gas, will sink second well.
Corydon-Pliny Parker has cou.
tractedtO sink II naturalgas well onthe
farm of Robert Gibson, near Corvdo :,
for the Trenton Rock Gas & Nj Ing
Co, of Louisville.
Georgeto wn-Charles L Shey T. Co
will start u sic TN laundry.
Glasgow-The Kentucky Southern
Oil & Gas Co, of Louisville, have
offered 10 erect an oil refinery with
a capacity of 1000, barrels per week
I Ii the cit zens subscribe for $4,000 of
their bonds, donate a site 600x400
feet, and give certain privileges.
Tho oil company write US that they
will erect refinery for Illuminating
oils within the next 90days
HickmaD,-A Natchez, Miss com.
pany offers to erect wafer works To
cost $50 000an furnish The town with
water at 81 200 year If given the
contract.
Louisville-The Falls City Litho.
graph Go, will put In addition ma
chinery.
Lexington-The Lexington City
Railway Co. will petition the next
legislature to amend their charter,
allowing the use of electricity as a
motive power.
Lexiugton-C G. Moore contem.
plates repu blishing the Blue Grass
Blade.
Observation-Disclosures from the
following points respecting estab.
lishing large works at Middles-
borough have been received by the
American Association (Limited). Of
hce, Knoxville Tenn, the projectors
Of MiddIesbough: From Western
Pennsylvania, factories for making
wagon ardware, bolts and nuts,
steel rails aud county bridges, car
wheels aud railroad cars from East
ern Ouio, works for steel wire biiIets,
stoves aud csst.iron sides; from
Northern Ohio, works for axles aud
forgings from Chicago. transfer OF
nail works; from New York, plant
VI two furnaces for making foundry
iron from Eastern Pennsy lvanis, coal
leases
NicholAsville-The name OF the
previously reported as or
gan zed BY F. F. Catlin, j. NJ. Ha LEY
D I'd 9th re- to established = factory
for the manufacture of 4 hemp,
,o'tnn, straw and hay compress, Is
ne Tebow Press Go.
Owensboro-The Vincennes, Oak
and City & Greensboro r 4ilrosd Co.
in last issue as wanting
new bids for the construction vi
heir road, will probably award the
Intract 10 3 NJ Deanr.
D sensboro.-rhe Pioneer Mineral
I Gas Co. previously reported, will
for the sinking OF gas well. |
Observation-Disclosures have Deen in.
with a view to erecting
grain elevators ia Paducah.
Paducah. Col. Cooley il developing
N Ochre mine. 1913.
Paducah-Tne Mineral Paint Co |
previously reported, will shortly lei
for their factory building. Il
8 to be two stories, 2jxio feet
Rmsseliville-- Carroll Il Barclay, lat. ly |
a. to build a 100 barrel -four
niil, have let contract TO Edward
Corbeti Il Co, of Washington, ID &C.
Union C,ty-A Natchez, Miss com.
,any has offered to build water
works, sewerage system aud furnish
10 arc electric lights to cost about
100000. If given contract for mum.
'er of years at 5000 per year.
Wiuchesier-Hsll & Co., OF
Nashville, Tenn, have purchased ma
hinery aud will erect an ice factory