The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13

street, to make room for an extension Co
the boiler shops, 160 feet in length by %
feet in width.
The Indianapolis bolt and machine
works has been awarded the contract to
furnish the iron girders. and in fact all the
iron-wOrk used in the construction OF the
Moore packing-hOuse, an order amounting
to several thousand dollars.
The four buildings to be occupied by the
American Canning Company, located at
North Indianapolis, are under roof, and in
two of the buildings the machinery is being
put in. The company expects TO begin OPP
erations by the middle of next month.
The four Indianapolis breweries. it il
stated, have capacity to turn out 2l50O0
barrels OF beer annually. the Schmidt
brewery being the largest. having q
capacity for rs, 900; the Lieber and Home
breweries 81, coo each. and Maus's brewery.
40, 600 barrels.
III. Lauter will soon commence the erec-
ton of his second large building on tho
West Side. HIS works now require three
large rooms in the Centennial Block, In adj
dition TO his present large establishments
west of the river. He wants TO concentrate
his business more.
The Emerson Moore Desk Company June
81 by legal enactment takes that title
legally. It's new building at Brightwood
will be $50 feet long by eighty feet wide,
constructed of brick resting on q stone
foundation. The foundation Is nearly
one story high.
The indianapolis Cabinet Compsny last
week received an order from the United
States government for eighty three desks
for the Naval Observatory. Georgetown
Heights District of Columbia, and an or
der from the government of Mexico for
fifty desks TO go into the Treasury Depart
ment at Mexico City.
The growth of foreign business with the
Parry Manufacturing Company Is one or
their greatest surprises Last week the
establishment received four orders Tor We
hicles they manufacture from Mexico,
two from the East Indies. two from Eng
land and nine from Germany, and In each
case thew were large orders.
Atkins Il Co. are getting in the addition
al machinery to manufacture hand-saws,
which. it is stated, requires as good steel 90
razor or the highest grade of surgical In
struments. This compsny's foreign trade
is increasing of late, several large orders
for their band-saws to go TO England.
where they were introduced but two years
ago, having been filled.
The last few days of good weather has
greatly increased business with the build
ing contractors. John Martin had on his
payroll last week 2l2 men, and John Pier
son las men. Both are brick contractors
The two leading stone works firms are Civ.
ing employment to over $50 men. In each
case 1t is the largest number of men either
has ever employ ed, and the same remark
will apply to the carpenters.
Deere & Co., will, this week. award the
contract for their new building to Dc
erected on the triangular piece of ground
OH Kentucky avenue, Mississippi street and
the Big Four track. The building will DO
constructed of brick. resting on stone
foundation, five stories high, with q 'front.'
on Mississippi street OF 135 feet and seventy
feet Kentucky avenue. The building
Will he one OF the most substantial
structures in this city as each floor will,
when occupied, carry heavy weight
John X. Elder president of the Indianap-
oils Clay shingle Company. has made Q
contract with the Garden City terra Gotta
works. of Chicago, to manufacture the fire.
clay roofing tile for the States of Illinois,
Iowa, Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The company is building extensive works at
Ottawa, ILL.,, to manufacture roofing tile,
cresting. etc. The clay found there 10
of excellent quality and the company
which has taken the contract with the
Indianapolis Clay -shingle Company 10 very
strong, financially.
The furniture manufacturers sample
room is something new in the city, located
at No. 1S6 South Meridian street. liz 10 q
wholesale establishment opened for the
buyers. +. j. Liebold has charge of the es-
tablishment. representing the following
manufacturers, each of whom has samples
In the spacious rooms occupied: Cabinet
makers Union, Enrich, Paulini a. Co., Il.
Il. Laycock Manufacturing Company,
Udeil wooden-ware works A. A. Barnes,
PROPRIETOR, ID. +. Stone Manufacturing
Company, II. Lauter. Otto Stechhan IL Co.,
). Z. Hirschmann, Conrey. Waller a. De-
Cooperative Reed Chair Company.