El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13

MEXICO is
REACHING OUT
For Trade North Of the Bor-
der In the United States
1.-THE CHIHUAHUA FACTORY
Has Established An Immense Ware
house In Ell PasO, Which Will Be
Stocked With Varied Assortment
OF Mine And Shelter Machinery
The Goods Are Now On the Road.
-Schuster Warehouse Leased.
The progress of Mexico is phonome-
nal and her industrial growth under
Diaz's able administration is unsurpsss-
globe except the United States.
The Companis Industrial Mex
icana of chihuahua, which has for
years done thriving business in all
the surrounding portion OF the repub-
lie, supplying the large and ever in
creasing demand for mining, milling
q smelter supplies has opened offices
in Ell Paso at 102 ST. Louis street and
leased the commodious Ben Schuster
will be stored ready for immediate
delivery.
81. r. Ayres, vice president of the
American Surety bank OF Mexico City,
and formerly general western manager
for Fraser & Chalmers of Chicago, Is
at the mead of the Ell Paso branch of
the Chihuahua foundry as general
manager. His long connection with
the Chicago firm as its represen tative
in the mining region of the west and
southwest has given him high pres
tige among mining men and dealers in
the section of the country which the
Chihuahua mandatory expects to en-
ter and compete with eastern firms.
This of course will give Chihuahua
tremendous advantage.
MR.. AYRES TALKS.
General Manager Ayres was seen at
his office in the Sheldon building this
morning by HERALD reporter and
asked to tell something about the scope
and nature of the business that the Ell
Paso branch of the chihuahua foundry
expected to transact.
"Well," said Mr.. Ayres, ''our prin-
cipal object in ests blishing store and
warehouse here is to facilitate our i'm
mense business in the republic and lose
no time in filling orders as soon as
thew are received. That, however, Is
not our only object. We hope to Sc
cure our share of patronage in this
section of the country for such machin-
cry as we handle. This will be the
only house OF its kind for thousands of
miles and as the surrounding country,
especially Arizona and New Mexico,
constantly requires vast quantities OF
milling and mining machinery we ex-
pect to receive at least a portion of the
business that has heretofore been go
ing to the larger cities, north and east
in the United States.
81 suppose you know that we only
manufacture certain articles and that
there is a great deal of machinery
that we have to buy to complete our
engines, etc. Boilers, wire rope, rub
Der betting, pipe, valves, fittings,
pumps and congresses all have to be
purchased by us to fill out plants which
we sell con- plete.
eve manufacture and sell stamp
mills. Huntington mills and teaching,
cyanide, chlorodizing and concentrat-
ing plants of all classes complete at
Chihuahua. out certain pOrGlOnS OF the
machinery of all of them has to be
purchased in this country.
WELL STOCKED WAREHOUSE.
"To facilitate our business and to be
prepared to fiji orders without delay it
is our iutention to keep all these sup
plies on land and the Ell Pa, o ware
house will be stocked with them.
1--WE represent some of the best
manufacturers of these kinds of arti-
Giles in the United States and being the
only house in this locality prepared to
fill orders promptly for all kinds of
mining, milling and smelling mach
inery, from wheel barrow to so
horse power hoisting plant, complete,
we hope to secure trade both in New
Mexico and Arizona.
"The business of the Compania In
dustrial Mexicana has increased to
such a remarkable extent that it has
been found necessary to establish a
store and warehouse to fill out plants for
prompt delivery and that was the main
object in opening the Ell Paso house.
We also decided to reach out for trade
in this territory.
1.-THE Compsnia Industrial Mexicana
is the largest producer of nails, stoves,
bar iron, etc, ia the republic of Mexico
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