The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-20
Industrial Notes.

The indianapolis Abattoir Company last
week put i'm another 150-horse-power boiler
and now has five large boilers for its es-
adjustment.
The Big Four in the month of April
brought IN for street improvements and
other work 1858 carloads of stone. 246 more
than in April, 1894
The Jenny Motor Company has its new
buildings ON the Belt road east of the city
under roof and is putting in the boilers of
which there will be two, each of 80 horse
power.
Frank Landers. OF this city, who few
months ago shipped from his farms south
of the city four hundred fine fat cattle for
export has another four hundred fattening
on his farms.
The Manufacturers Gas Company is now
supplying many manufactures with fuel
for their boilers as to yield large revenue
to the company and the supply of gas is all
that can he desired.
The Panhandle Company has built an ice
house eighty feet long by forty feet wide
with long platforms for more conveniently
icing the refrigerator cars used on their
line for dressed meats and produce.
The SinkerDavis Company last week sold
to A. L. Green and s. l.. Neher, of Attica,
Ind a l25-horse-power engine and two
eghty-horse-power tubular boilers. heater,
filter pump and shaftings for the new ad-
dition 10 the Attica hanule mandatory.
Love Brothers. proprietors of the Indiana
cotton mill, have purchased the material
which was in the Martndale Block fronting
on Market street including the stone front.
and will use the material in building an
office and store room near their mills in
the western part OF the city.
President Bennett, of the indianapolis
Stove Company. states that they are run
ming full handed and full time and the out
look for a good fall trade is unusually
promising Some very neat patterns OF
stoves are now being gotten out by these
works which are in large demand.
The large amount of building going on is
improving business perceptlbly with the
planning mills and door sash and blind manu-
factories. Henry Coburn. one of the old
est lumber dealers in the city. states that
not for several years has their business
been as good in May as this year and each
week shows Improvement over the pre-
ceding one.
The Water Works Company has just
near West Washington street and put I'm
two boilers of 2O0-horse-power capacity each.
manufact by Babcock & Co. New York
They will test the new boilers to-day; rms
morning work will commence on the laying
of the foundations for the company's new
building north of the city.
Chandler 4 Taylor are building two boil
ers for the Indiana cotton mill 15O-horse-
power capacity each. and will place them
i'm position in the new part OF their extern
sive buildings this week. Chandler a ray
Tor are now quite busy with work near
home They shipped an engine and boilers
last week to Lima. o.. and eighty-horse-po
er boiler TO Whitley, Ind, an eighty horse
power engine TO Anderson, Ind, and an
engine and boilers 10 Chattanooga, Ienn
The BeVeridge Paper Company, which pur-
chased and remodeled the old White-river
paper mill is turning out five tons of paper
a day. running day and night. Their prod
uct is mostly for heavy wrapping paper
such as the express companies use and OF
superior quality. IL is manufactured IN dlf-
ferent colors and its weight made accord
ing TO orders The company is now build
il manufactures for wrapping of mer-
chandiSe.