Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25
KENTUCKY PROGRESS.

Beattyville-S. d. Lloyd will start
4 brick-yard ftit fF tffLtt
Bowling Green-The Bowl ng
Green & Madison Telephone Co. has
been organized with M. b. Madison,
president; DIR. J. l.. Neal, secretary,
and j. W. Potter, treasurer, to build
a telephone line.
Brooksville-L. ii. Smith has start
cd q carriage factory.
Covington-The Newport News
& Mississippi Valley Railroad Co.
(ofllce, Richmond, Ya) has been
granted permission to build an iron
bridge 175 feet long and 81 feet wide
over tracts at Fifteenth street.
Cynthiana-Esstern parties have
offered 10000 for the Hinkston lead
mine, now being opened and invest
igated by 4 B. Smith. E r f
Danville--The name of the S12, 600
stock company reported last week as
organized with Charles N. Smith as
president, TO manufacture carriages
aud buagies, is the Central kentucky
Carriage Co. Capacity is TO be 500
annually.
Eranklin-The Franklin Mill Co.
has erected Q grain elevator of $4,000
bushels capacity.
Georgeto Georgetown
Water Co. will erect an electric-light
plant at once.
Harrodsburg-The Florence Steam
Washer Co. has been incorporated by
II. 4. Wilson, j. g. May, M. Tabler
and IL. @. Williams. The capital
stock will be 100000. Machines
will be made at Cincinnati, o.
Horrodsburg-The Harrodsburg
Electric-light & Powder Co., pre-
viously reported, has received con-
tract to light the city.
Heuderson--Emil Schlamp Is
erecting box factory.
Louisville-Sulzer Il Vogt will
move their machine shop to another
location.
Louisville.-The National Sanitary
Co. has been incorporated by George
A. Owens, j. T. Gathright, g. f.
johnson and others for the man
ufacture and sale of sanitary ap-
DllAuCBH-A AuIuollLtu C&ultAl
stock is 100000. y. nv ~
Louisville-Bridge Co., previously
mentioned as to improve its bridge,
will shortly commence work. About
10000 viii be expended on the
improvements.
Louisville- Charles r. Long, presi-
dent of the Louisville Water Co.
previously reported as extending its
maine, states that 1t will soon be
necessary to lay new and larger
mains, put in flltering plant and
make other improvements to cost
$250,000.
Mammoth Cave-The Grand Av-
enue Hotel Co., lately reported as to
build a $4,000 hotel 4 miles from
Mammoth Gave and over the Grand
Avenue cave, will, it is said, erect
an electric light plant to light the cave.
w. #. Browder, of Russellville, is
president. r.aret 4ta,t
Middlesborough-W. w. Demming
has erected a planning mill and is
adding a drykiln.
Mt. Sterling-The Mt. Sterling
Improvement Co. has been organized
with Adam Baum as president.
Newport-Harry Wadsworth has
secured site for his watch case fac
tory, lately. reported as to be erected.
II viii be of large capacity.
Newport--Robert A. Davis and M.
B. Kendrick will publish a. news
paper.
: Owensboro-The Dean Field Coal
Mining Co, reported last week as to
put in wire rope hanlage plant at
coal mine, is opening new mine.
viii want all necessary machinery
for operating on a large scale.
Paris-The Paris Water Go. will
probably not build its water works,
lately mentioned, before the spring
of 1891.
Princeton-S. s. Brown, reported
last week as to organize q $500, 900
stock company In Pittsburgh, Pa, to
purchase iron mines and build an
iron furnace, states that "nothing
definite as 10 the furnace can be said
until the iron deposits of the section
have been carefully examined as to
extent and quality, but such q fur
mace In the near future 10 . possi-
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