The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-07-29
NEW INDUSTRIES.
Enterprises Of Various Kinds to be Put
in Operation and Things Likely to be
Dine at an Early Day-Rip Van
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Manufacturers Recordl
Henderson-It is stated that cot
ton factory will be erected.
Monroe "A stock company will
probably be formed to erect furni-
ture factory.
EIkin-W. T. POindexter & Bro.
will, it is reported, erect sash and
blind factory.
Marion-The Old N orth State Land
Go. is developing iron ore lands, as
stated in last issue.
Kinston-Louis Einstein, referred
to in last issue, contemplates starting
paper box factory.
Durham-R. H. Wright is reported
as organizing stock company to erect
a -four and meal mill.
Madison J. L. King & Co., of
Greensboro, will, it is reported, en-,
large their tabacco factory.
Monroe-A stock company is being
organized to erect the cotton seed
oil mill recently mentioned.
Raleigh-A canning factory will be
started at the Agricultural and Me
chanical College, as stated in last issue.
Asheville The Oakland Land Co.,
recently mentioned, has been incor-
porated with a capital stock of $780,.
600.
Montgomery-It is stated that the
John Hamilton gold mine has been
purchased for $4,000 and being de-,
veloped.
Salisbury-The Salisbury Cotton
Mill increase it's capital stock ST.
600, and, it is stated, put in 100 ad-
ditional looms.
Pilot Mountain-D. W. Worth is
endeavoring to organize co.opera-
tive company to erect cotton mill at
Ararat Station.
AsheviIle-The board of aldermen
have decided, it is reported, to con
struct a boulevard 100 feet feet wide
and two miles long.
Asheville-T. G. Starnes, G. E..
Graham, H. H. White and others
have incorporated the Pine Grove
Land Co. with capital stock of
$50, 1000.
Raleigh-The Raleigh Cotton Mills
will, it is reported, issue $4,000 of
bonds to complete and put in opera
ton its cotton factory.
Fayetteville-The waterworks COM
mittee, J. D. McNeill, chairman, is
ready to receive proposals for the con-
struction of waterworks.
Salisbury-The city will hold an
election to decide upon the issuance
of 100000 of bonds for sewerage
system and improvement of streets.
Wilmington-It is stated that Rich
mond (Va.) capitalists have purchased
the Macumber property, will improve
same AMI lay off into build ng lots.
Winston-A. B. Pauch, of New
York, is reported as to move works
for lithographing and the manufacture
of the tags, advertising novelties, etc.,
to Winston.
Greensboro-The secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce is correspond.
ing with II. G. and R. w. Steekle to
secure the erection of match factory
in Greensboro.
Morehead City-Western capitalists
are reported as having organized a
land and improvement company to
develop land near Morehead and Caro-
lima cities, improve water front, etc
Oxford-Tne Snow Modern To
bacco Barn Co., of High Point, is re
ported as to remove it's plant to Ok
ford. 1t is stated that brick build
ing, 5Ox2OO feet, will be erected al
once.
Charlotte-The American Mining
& Manufacturing Co. is reported as
incorporated in Charlotte with a cap
ital stock of $25O,OOO. The company
is to have its principal Office at BOs
ton, Mass.
Asheville W. West, II. L.
Taylor an W. B. Gwyn have incor
pora.ed the Sunset Mountain Land
Co. to deal in real estate, develop
mineral land, etc The capital stock
is $l,OOO,OOO.
Charlotte-William johnson, E. NJ
Andrews, NJ P. Pegram, Jr., and
others are the incorporators of the
Charlotte Investment & Improvement
Co. reported in last issue. The cap.
ital stock is $50, 1000.
Charlotte-The company reported
in last issue as organized by 3. D.
Latta and others to improve 282 acres
of land has been incorporated as the
Charlotte Consolidated Construction
Co., with Mr.. Lasta, president. The