Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-04

fory is getting IN readiness to put up an
immense crop of corn ard tomatoes. II Will
also can or evaporate quantity of peaches
and apples.
Duncanv,llc-The large Munger gin at
this place win be completed by July l.
The main work shops of the Tyler coffin
factory will be building 40y15O feet. and
work on the same is now well under way.
This building will be Two and three stories
high. An army CT workmen are very busy
and it is expected the establishment will be
ready for operations by the list of July. The
plant Will be devoted to the manufacture of
collins and trunks.
Messrs. J. y. Hughes and J. B. Dale,
Bonnsm, OF the Greenville cotton seed oil
mill and manufacturing company, were in
Greenvllte last week for the purpose OF
pushing the work of building their mill
The mill is to De ready for business by the
first Of October.
The ice factory at Colorado has resumed
operations.
TERRELL, May 3O-The Ice, Light
and Water company is to be one of the big
enterprises of Terrell. In connection with
the waterworl;s viii be operated the Gee
trio light, ice factory and probably other
enterprises. The canning factory this year
is to be another big runner. New boiler
and additional machinery are being added,
and when it starts it is proposed to run it
going full tilt twenty-four hours In every
day and night. Several trains will be
needed to ship the produce of this factory.
RoCKDALE, May 29-Mr. a. T. Schmid
of Cuero was here yesterday and opened
negotiations with leading business men
looking to the establishment of cotton
seed oil mill. On the part of the town 4
committee, consisting of Judge j. S. Perry,
Il r. (nftiai and 7 = n
pointed to investigate.
SHERMAN, May 29.-The Chickasaw
compress company was organized in this
city to-day, with permanent headquarters
in Sherman. They will apply for a charter
with $1,000 paid in capital The following
were elected officers: F. J. Phillips. Green
vile, president; \. y. Birge, Sherman,
vice-president; G. c. ROuntree, Sherman,
secretary and treasurer; H. II. Pennington,
Ardmore, general manager The Brennan
press will he rebuilt and moved to Ardmore
at once.
JEFFERSON, May 30-John a. Kruse,
president OF the Lone Star iron company,
p. j. Howard and }. II. Ralston, arrived
to-day from Boston, Chicago and other
Northern points where they had been
to see the stockholders in regard to building
a 81 100000 steel plant at this place. The
furnace will start up again the first of next
week, the necessary supply OF coal having
been received.
ITALY. May %. The frame work of the
GoldSboro gin and seed house is now going
up and will be rapidly rushed to completion
so that the machinery and everything will
be in thorough running order before fail.
BEAUMONT, May 2S.-An additional stock
of SIS, 000 was raised here to-day by the
stockholders of the furni ure and art wood
company for the establishment of coffin
and casket factory. The plant will be OPP
Grated co-jointly with tn present officers.
The whole amount necessary for the estab-
lishment of this factory was subscribed for
within few hours after the protector, a
Mr.. Stally OF Chicago, made known the
amount necessary.