Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-31
MARIETTA's INDUSTRIES.

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Engines and machinery.
Westerman Engine Works.
Bicycle and Carriage Wood Work
e. ]. Lobdell.
BOAT Yards--M. G. Knox G Son, ]
w. Parsons.
Boiler Works-Mariebta Bollel
Works, Pattln Bros, Strecker & Co.
Brick Manufacturing-Thos Cislel
& Son, Marietta Brick and Tile Co.
Sterling Brick Co., Acme Brick Co.
Lumber, Sash, Doors, s,etc.-Mountaln
State Manufacturing Co., John Becker
& Co., James w. McHugh.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers
IT. C. Bay, Spear Bros, Ohio Valley
Wagon Co.
Cigar Manufacturers-C. Hutchins,
F. F. Roeser, P. Schlicher.
Cooperage-J. Conrath, j. w. Skip
ton
Drilling and Fishing Tools-Lei-
decker Tool Co.
r6TullZeTS-oITeCKer BIOS.
Flavorlng Extracts-J. M. Hasty &
Son.
Flour and Feed-Phoenix Mill Co.,
Marietta Mill Co., Plonerr Mill Co.,
Richter & fbCo
Fruit Package and Box Manufactur-
ers-Marietta Fruit Package and Box
Co.
Ice Manufacturers-Ma Ice
Co., Crystal Ice Co.
Machinery Manufacturers Cline
Bros, Patin Bros, James Roach, G.
o. Salzman, Westerman 4 Detlor.
Mantles-H A. Wagner Geo.
Marble and Granite Works-Melsen-
helder & LeonhaH. McLaren &
Wommer.
overalls and shlrts-Dtamond Pants
Co.
Paints-Marietta Paint and Color
Co.
Patent Mediclnes-The Callbar
Grains Co., L. L. Peddlnghaus, The
Forbes Diastes Co.
Photograph Materlal-L L. Ped
dinghaus, The Buell. Co.
Cabinet Organs-The Stevens Organ
Co.
Saw Mills-The Marietta Chair Co.
Screen Doors, etc-A. C. Wendelken.
Spice Manufacturers-Th India
Spice and Drug Co.
Stove Manufacturers Marietta Man
lfacuring Co., A. r. Nye & Son.
Tanneries-J. Brand. G.. Melster &
Sons
Glass Works-The Royal Glass Co.
Plumers Supplies-The Crown Cast
ng Works.
Harness and saddlery-strecker
Bros.
Bakerles--Schramm Bros, Jacob |
Pfaff B. F. Smith, l.. C. Braun, Geo.
Storck.
Candy Manufacturer-W. r. Sayres. |
Employing Printers-The Register
90, The Leader Publishing Co., The
Marietta Times, The Marietta Zettung, |
Hhe Iterator Printing Co., E. ]. Berry. |
Tank Builders-Marietta Tank Co.
he committee on membership re-
'ored the following new names, all of
vAom were voted in as members of
he Marietta Board of Trade:
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4andon, J.. C. Brenan, w. e. Sykes,
Writ S. Dye, C. L. Webster, Frank D.
Iardman, Chas. H. Blume, Willis
iorris, D. W. Pickering, Walter Kirby,
}. p. Price. f. S. Hagan, Henry G.
'ohl, ]. Henry Best, Chas. H. Turner,
'. A. Goebel, J. e. McGee, Marvel Da-
is, j. S. II. Torner, j. w. Bowers,
'. 4. Kirkwood, F. C. Audlbert, ].
Walter Rex, M. L. Travis, Howard V.
peer M. G. Selpel, Chas. ii. Nixon,
G. Chamberlain, f. B. Ranger,
ame5 w. Mccormick, Geo. NJ Plumer,
. e. Clark, d. c. Davis, f. A. Pom
roy, Clayton r. Harper,C. C. Middles-
art, Chas. e. Sturgiss. John Kaiser,
yarren Berry.
Mr. Dana reported for the committee
Dpolnted to confer with the Mountain
tate Manufacturing Co. relative to
leir proposition for moving their ,
ant to this city. AS a result of the
work the company agreed
reduce the amount asked by them
'r removing their plant from $1,000
$4,000, which amount will about
'ver moving expenses. The com 8
lttee was unanimous in favor of ac- s
'pting the proposition.
On motion the report was accepted I
Id committee continued with power a
raise the money necessary in ac- e
puing the Mountain State Manufact- :
ing Company's proposition. Mr.
ana declined and on motion the 9th t
members were continued with pow 7
to choose a third member.
There was some discussion as to the
Visibility OF holding a banquet and :
e matter was referred to a COM
i.tce consisting of Messrs Dana, g
nor and Meredyth.
The meeting adjourned until Tues 6
y, Nov. 16.