The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-01-25
NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRIES

The Manufacturers Record mentions
new North Carolina enterprises as fol-
lows:
Chapel Hill-Knitting Mill.-Prob-
aoly w. E. Lindsey contemplates erect
ing knitting mill.
Decentralization Mill.-George A.
Gray aud John F. Love have complet-
ed arrangements that ensure the cree
ton OF their proposed mlllion-do!lar
cotton mill, mentioned last September
as projected. Company will organize
as the Lcray Mills, with capital stock
Of 81 100000, and erect building Go!
which contract has been let) to house
$4,000 spindles and 1000 looms, 5000
horse power engine and other necessary
machinery.
Gilke, Lumber Mllls.-The War
lick Lumber Co. (reported recently
under Hickory as incorporated) will
manufacture all kinds of finished pine
lumber at Gllkey plant will have dali
ly capacity o. 5000 to 5000 feet, and
cost about $4,000.
Greenville-Cotton Factory--Efforts
are being made to organize a company
to establish cotton mill !; $4,000 has
been subscribed. Address A. A. An
drews.
Hickory-Lumber Company. The
Warllck Lumber Co., has been lncor-
porated by A. A. Shuford, u. A. Viii
senhunt, D. H. Warlick and others,
with capital stock of $4,000, with priv
ilege of increasing to $25 900.
High Point-Furniture Factory-A.
r. Hammer will establish factory for
children's chairs, rock ers, cribs and
similar novelties.
High Point-Lumber Company
Incorporated The Snow Lumber
Co., capital 100000, by A. Snow, E.
A. Bencini, r. F. Dalton and J. E.
Kirkman, to manufacture lumber.
Laurinburg - Cotton Mill. The
Scotland Cotton Mill erects another
5000-spindle plant machinery has been
ordered; A. Z. James, president.
neutrality-suspicious. Factory. The
J. R. Britt Comp ny is being organized
with capital stock OF $4,000, to en-
large and extend the factory business
of J. R. Britt.
Mooresvilie - Cotton Mill - The
Mocresyil!e Cotton Mills will erect an
other 5000 spindle mill J. E. Sheriff.,
president.
Oxford-Buggy Company. -Incor-
porated: The Taylor Cannady Buggy
Co., capital stock $4,000, by Mary G.
Cannady, N. H. Cannady, B. F. Taylor,
G. w. Bryan, J. NJ. Currin and others.
Raleigh - Publishing Company
The North Carolina Publishing Co.,
(Ralelgh Pos) proposes to increase Its
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Roxboro-Trousers Factory.-The
NOEL Bros. Pants Co., has put in forty
four additional machines, making sixty
four in all.
Standardization MlIl.-The
Levi Cotton Mills Will erect an addition
and put in new machinery machinery
ordered J. II. Smith, superintendent.
Smlthfield - Cotton Mil. - The
Smithfield Cotton Mill has been organ
lied to build mill, with Allen K.
Smith, president, and S. S. Holt, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Statesville--Furniture Factory.--J.
G. Shelton and w. 4. Thomas, who
have been organizing a company 10
build furniture factory, have succeed
ed in securing the required capital for
their enterprise, and will apply ior
charter soon.
Wake Forest-Cannery.--The Wake
Forest Canning Co., has been incorpor-
ated by O. K. Holding, T. E. Holding,
J. c. Caddell, w. g. Dunn, Jr., A. J.
Davis, N. Y. Gully, J. w. Lasslter, w.
D. Scarboro, Of Wake Forest, X. C.
Mitchell, Of Huntsville, J. N. Holding,
OF Raleigh, and J. L. Allen, of Forest
vile capital $4,000. x
MISUNDERSTANDING ill.-The Twin
City Knitting Mills, reported last week
as Incorporated, has an established
plant making 200 dozen peices OF un-
derwear daily; will put In dye house,
bleacherv, etc.