The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-10
SOMETHING OF THE NEW
PAEST ICE PLANT.
CAPACITY OF 100 TONS PER DAY
rhe Intricate Machinery u in Fan Ran
ming order and th- whole 4. rritory Bc-
ing supplied with Artificial lee Of
the Fustt uaaiity-IIow lee Is
Made-A Great Industry For
the Capital city.

which the capital city may well feel
proud none take higher RANK than the
new ice plant just erected by the
Pa5st Brewing company near the
Santa l'e right of way in the north.
east pa OF the city. The new struc-
ture is over 80 feet high anl is the
largest factory of the kind in the
Southwest I,s location is most fav-
orable. in that it can be seen by trav-
elers and others on passing Santa lie
trains. The ponderous machinery in
the new plant is now running at full
blast, and artificial ice of the purest
quality, is being turned out 10y the
ton.
TnE LEADER reporter visited the
new home of the Pabst people yester-
/ day and was amazed at the inmensity
Of the concern, its gigantic machinery,
superb appointments and smooth
workings
As stated the plant is over so feet
high, built of brick and contains a
maze OF lofty rooms, such as machine,
boiler and freezing rooms and cold
dry storage chambers, beer storage
and packing rooms. None of these
rooms are smaller than lGxlS feet
The buildings were erected 10y I. ,.
Grant, and the machinery placed in
position by David Mcbride.
The machinery in the plant is of tt ,
latest style and pattern and was
furnished by the DeLavergue machine
company In the freezing depart
ment is to be seen much machinery of
the very latest design, notably the
Grader process of cooling water.
The cold dry storage rooms are used
for perishable staples, such rs butte,
milk, eggs, etc.
The exterior OF ,h )lcnt 'o dnished
in fine style, gold lettering on the
buildings denotihg .he "eo G. ,he
various depL. tmenvs. Cu ,he or,side
are the filters and e-1de lsers The
plant is now in complete running
oder and has a cepy city OF lee .-'1 f
ice per day. Several hundred IONS o.
yhe frigid luxury have already been
manufactured aud shipped TO various
points in the territory. Henry Linn is
the territorial agent of the pabst
people and wi,h his able assistant,
Henry Friedlande.', has builtup an i'm
mense trade.
~ /,
plant called for an investment Of over
5000, 0Oo, which demonstrates the deer
confidence the brewery people have r
the welfare of the capital city.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
1t is now almost certain that the
Anheuser- Busch people will soon be
. gin the erection. of an ice plant ant
ware house to cost many thousands o.
dollars.
Work on the new school buildingi
progressed very rapidly the past week
Contractor Nandenbu.g was delayed
several days ~ scarcity of brick, bu
since the school board has granted
him permission to use the Edmond
brick, he is putting forth renewed
efforts, aad few months moro vii
witness the completion of the new
temples of education.
There are at least thirty new resi-
dences undergoing con tru ion in tn,
city at the present time, and on every
site shack of the vintage of 80 is an
nihalated.
Lee Beeland is enlarging and other
wise improving his property on Eas
70 Harrison avenue
II. d 81 Clair, of Shawneetown, H., ,
is in the city. lie is a broom manu-
iacturer and is desirous Of locating 4
factory here.
Several handsome new dwellings
, are going up in West Guthrie.