The herald., 1897-01-03
The capacity of the bottling establish
ment Is forty barrels per day.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANU-


CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANU-
FACTORY
Richard Maloney's three-story carriage
ana wagon manufactory Is q conspic-
uous object on Also street, and 1t IL
q demonstration of what can be accom-
plished by indomitable pluck and perse-
verance. Mr.. Maloney established his
carriage and wagon manufacturing busi-
ness on a modest scale in 1872, and It
mas steadily. grown up with the growth
OF the city and that of Southern Cali
1ornfa- He manufactures practically
everything on Wheels" but makes a
speciality of carriages and wagons, trucks
and dump carts, and has all the latest
improved machinery for manufacturing
and repairing everything in his line
promptly. He employs twenty-fiv
hands during the busy season, and the
number Is steadily incheasing, as his
motto is thorough work and
reasonable prices. He is also
agent for the reliable Springfield"
Mo-, farm wagon, which, he claims, has
no equal In the United States. The
each floor being 40x140 feet.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CRACKER
COMPANY
This firm manufactures crackers and
candy. and is one of the oldest manufac-
turing establishments in Los Angeles,
having been established in 1883 by l..
Winter, senior member and manager of
the present firm. From a small build
ing and business the concern has grown
to such an extent that it's business ex-
tends over one-half of California, all OF
Arizona, part of New Mexico and even
to Ef Paso. Tex, and Old Mexico. The
buildings occupy the corner of Also and
Lyon streets, the main building being
30x135 feet. three and two stories in
eral additions of one and two stories,
adjoining the main building. The ca
pacity of the cracker factory is forty
five barrels per day, and of the candy fac
tory from four to five barrels of sugar
per day The machinery for both de-
partments is the latest improved and
the crackers and candy manufactured
are equal In quality and appearance to
any manufactured on this coast Crude
petroleum is used as fuel, which saves
one-haM former cost of motive power.
Fifty persons are employed in the busy
season, and the number is steadily in
creasing. Among the leading brands
of CRACKERS are the following: Sodas
and extra sodas, put UP in boxes also
in cartons of from one to the three
pounds each; in sweet crackers. vanilla
waters. lemon waters. cocoanut taffy,
ginger cake. Jenny Lind, honey cakes,
and number of other brands too num-
erous to mention. In candies they man.
ufacture cream dips. cream ices. cordials,
chocolates, caramels, hard boiled goods
and also handle chewing gums, gum
work Of every description, lozenges, pen
ny goods, both home manufactured and
imported. and all other goods handled
by first-class candy mandatory.
The present proprietors are l.. Winter,
Frank Rettkowsky and Jacob Beck.
MAIER & ZOBELEIN'S BREWERY
From this firms beginning, over twenty
years ago, to the present spacious and
substantial group of buildings. is indeed
great transformation. The cut" in
adjoining columns gives only an imper-
feet idea OF the magnitude of this col
ossal establishment. notwithstanding
the dull times" this enterprising firm
has been compelled to eXpend over $780,
900 In new buildings and machinery dur
ing the past eighteen months. Their
five cold storage cellars, 60x100 feet each,
have total capacity of $4,000 barrels of
beer, which affords an output of from
100, 600 to 125 900 barrels per annum Forty
thousand sacks of barley is used per
annum in the manufacture of beer, and
$500 pounds Of hops. Following are
the dimensions of the principal build
ings: Malt house, 60X160 feet; malt
kiln. 40X40; storage bins for grain, 32x
so; meal house. 25x60; brew house, 40x
80; refrigerator buildings, 100x150; ma
chinery buildings, 50x75; machine re-
pair shop, 20x25; boiler and engine room,
25XS0: bottling house for shipping pur-
supply is doneb by II. w. Ston & Co. and
Fred Hoppe. both we'll known firms of
Los Angeles. The spacious and hand
somely appointed offices occupy two
floors, each 5000 feet. The stables and
yard on the south side of Commercial
street occupy a space 150Xl50 feet. Ex-
elusive of the latter the total area of
the buildings is 200 feet fronting on Also
street and $50 on Commercial street, and
running through from the former street
to the latter One of the two refriger-
ating machines is the largest on this
coast. Fifty barrels of crude petrol
cum (from the firms oil wells in this
city) is used for fuel daily. at a saving
of 50 per cent compared with former
cost of fuel. The entire group of build
ings are lighted with electric lights man
ufactured on the premises. Artesian
water has been struck at depth of about
14O0 feet on the Commercial street front.
which insures plentiful supply of pure
water.
GASOLINE AND STEAM ENGINES
Frank L. Stearns. 1909 North Main
street has been esta blished in Los Ange-
les as manufacturer of gasoline and
steam engines for thirteen years. and
mas Dullt up Il very eNteHSiNe buSIHeSS
from small beginnings. Besides the
above, he manufactures pumping plants
of every size and description for irri-
CATION purposes ,and steam plants for
milling purposes. He has recently COM
pleted two steam plants for mills In the
Randsburg district. He also manufac-
lures the Regulator" windmill, which
is very popular in Southern California.
Special attention is given to all kinds
of repair work, for which he has the
latest improved machinery and having
an efficient corps of assistants, he guar
antees prompt attention to all orders
received.
GEO r. HANLY & co.
This old established and reliable firm
is still engaged in roasting coffees, grind
ing spices, packing high grade extracts
and reliable baking powders. They are
also agents for the celebrated Amole
Soap. Orders addressed to S1S Upper
Main street will receive prompt atten-
ton.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.