El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
THE PALACIO.

a liberal outlay of money could secure
has been provided, thereby equipping
the plant equal TO any in the wOr d on
a cOmparat1ve scale. The main build
ing consists of Il handsome three story
structure whic has a frOnta ge of 230 fl.
This contains the offices which are
handsomely fitted up, the bottling work s
and brew ry engine and pumps, NAH
tub. copper br wing kettle. capacity
l25 barrels, cooker for boiling malt,
hot water tanks, hot beer tanks. meal
hopper Bande OF cooler for beer, cap
acity 100 b rrels per hour malt hopper,
malt mill: on the second floor is the
malt storage room: on the third is two
sitting tubs have very lar e capac-
ity, also on the hop storage rooms.
Th re are also SO shaving Casks having
a capacity of 80 barrels each. The
Mushroom is also fitted up with the
latest improved machinery. In the
fermenting cellers are 90 tubs, while in
the stock rooms there are %. The
building contains an elevator operated
by steam power. There are two ice
machines for cooling the beer in the
cellars which have capacity equal to
80 IONS of Ice each per day furnishing
beside the necessary refrigeration for
the brew ry, while the walls surround
ing the s'or ge department are nearly
five feet thick, a d eacn light has three
windows in. which makes it impos .ible
fIr any air to get through. They en-
ployed the most celebrated arch
fleets and engineers on the American
continent to draw the plans and the
engineer Mr.. Enrique Esperon super
Intended the construction of the brew
cry. The architect, Mr.. Louis Leh!e
has made special study of this partic-
ular branch of bis profes ion and gwen
his full time to it for past twelve
he IF fla l., i,
the ice plant which is separated by
double railroad trace, one b-ing to he
brewery and the other to the Ice fac
tory. The ice plant and boiler and en-
| zine house consists of two story buIlu-
ing, equipped with the latest aud most
modern machinery known to the TO-
dustry. The building is II meters
high, As meters long and 10! meters
wide. The capacity of the ice machine
| Is 80 tons per Gay, and the ice is man
ufactured from pure distilled city
water. In this building are two boilers
OF 80 horse power each and two engines
90 horse power each, these supply the
motive power TO the brewery ana ice
plant. The brewery has capacity of
42o barrels per dav, with a good pros
pect OF taxing 1t to its fullest output IN
the coming year. They commenced
operations about the beginning of Feb
ruary and commenced manufacturing
Ice some time ago, which they sell to
the citizens ana the Mexican Central
railroad. 1t is the aim OF the COMPANY
sd furnish the peOp,e with beverage
un surpassed for is purity and excel
L nee, and therefore nothing but the
very choicest of materials that the
markets offer viii be used in its pro-
ductlon. Employment IS given to a
competent staff of hip, the master
brewer, Max Steinmeyer, being of Ger
man oesc MT and having wO.k ed IL
many OF the celebrafed breweries in
Germ any he is well posted in every de-
tail OF the brewing industry. The Of
hcers OF this company are men of fine
business ability. They are as follows:
Mr.. Juan Terrazas, pre-ident; Enrique
&. Greet, treas urer and Felipe Subsr-
bic, secretary, and maGager.
HENDERSON.
Prominent among the largest and
most 1uf1u snt ial houses eng ged in then
particular sphere OF mercantile enter
prise IS Mr.. r Anderson. This BUSH
nes' was established about eli hit years
ago. and from the outset has been very
successful owing TO the honor. BILE ano
rel able bu mess metaods characte~-
Ized by the operations Ct the house
Mr.. Ander> on. the proprietor of the
Albania POS, besides large lumb yards
and warehouse. The PREMISE are spa
clOus and afford ample accommodations
for the stock handed. He deals in
ard Is sole agent for the Giant -'owder