The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-09-29
COTTON MILLS AND OIL MILLS

COTTON MILLS AND OIL MILLS
Chartered and in Operation, or in Course
of Construction in Mississippi,
Since January 4, 1900.
Greenville Cotton Mills, Greenville-
s25O,OOO. w. F. Randolph, Henry T.
lreys, John G. Archer, Henry K. Fisher
and others.
Hattiesburg Cotton Mills, Hatties-
burg-s5oO,O P. E. Blalocl, w. c.
Bennett, ]. s. Turner, T., w. Foote,
John A. Mcleod and others.
Canton Cotton Mills, Canton-s25o,-
ooO Carroll Smith. Isadore Gross, p.
Trolio, Joseph Lutz and others.
Winona Cotton Mills, Winona-s10O-
600. J. H. Fraiser, e. A. Lay, ]. P.
Purnell, Laura I. Turner, d. B. Turner
and others.
Yazoo Cotton Mills, Yazoo City-s2o0,-
900. r. L. Bennett, D. M. and J. C.
Hollingsworth, ]. s. Williams and
others.
Note-Total number of cotton mills
chartered in Mississippi since Jan. 1,
1900, FIVE; total amount Of authorized
capital stock is $3.50, 900.
OIL MILLS.
North Mississippi Oil Mill, Holly
Springs-$75, 900. Geo. M. Buchanan,
E. L. Withers, Sam Frank, Morris
Blumenthal.
Rolling Fork Oil Company, Rolling
Fork-s50, 900. Bernard Sinai, julius
Sinai, g. II. Baggett, W. II. Barnard
and others.
Columbus Cotton Oil Company, Co.
lumbus-$5O,O 900. R. L. Lewis, II. L.
Stantz.
Clay County Cotton Oil Company,
West Point-s6O. 900. Isham Evans, J.
w. Keyes, J. E. Carothers, ]. ii. McCord
and others.
Imperial Cotton Oil Company, Macon
$40, 900. L. Lamar, ]. H. Wright
: Ernest Lamar.
Kosciusko Oil Mill, Kosciusko-s50,
: 900. J. f. McCool, A. E. Kelly, G.
Lowenberg, j. N. Boyd, ]. N. Alexan
!, der and others.
Planters Oil Mill, Tunica-s40, 900
R. C. Irwin, Lee Lesser, ). w. Brown
, w. E. Gage, r. w. Owen and others.
Belzoni Oil Company, Belzoni--s75,
4 900. S. Castleman, Morris Levy, ]. II
b Levy, M. Cohn, g. j. Brantley.
. Canton Oil Mill, Canton-s3 $50, 900. lie,
!, Baggett, L. II. Baggett, Joseph Lutz
, L. Foote and others.
Starkville Cotton Oil Company, Stark
r ville-S3O, 900. T. l.. Hogan, Simon
: : Fried, R. A. Larkin.
Laurel Oil Company, Laurel-s5O, 900
r. p. Clayton, w. /. Heidelberg, N. w
4 Collins, Hugh McManus and others.
Fayette Oil Works, Fayette-$25, 900
: L. Cohn, L. R. Harrison, jeff Truly,
r Hirsch, B. Straas and others.
l. Centreville Cotton OIL Company, Cen
d treville-s25, 900. L. b. Robinson
/. Richard Whitaker, Thos. P. Street, j
n A. Redhead and others.
IS Columbia Cotton Oil Company, Go
# lumbia-s5o, 900. W. E. Hampton, V
!, l.. Terrell, E. H. Mounger, Henr
y Mounger, L. Pittman and others.
!. Rosedale Oil Mill, Rosedale-S40, 00(
James Robertshaw, Chas. L. Workman
r. A. Y. Scott, NJ. Y. Scott, E. II. Woods
h Charles Scott.
If Note-The total number of oil mill
RS chartered in the State since January
1T 1900, is fifteen, with an authorized cal
of ital stock of $69O,O00.
a. Confederate Veterans Annex.
,e 1t was our very great privilege o
IN Wednesday, the 10th, to participate !
the exercises of laying the conversion
IN of the Hospital Annex. which is bein
I'd erected by the Daughters of the Cor
re federacy of Vicksburg for the speci;
s' care of such INDECENT sick Confederat
veterans as cannot be otherwise pr,
IN vided for The legislature appropriate
70 s., 900 on condition that the ladies woul
&C raise 81, 900. And of course they raise
~ it. The program was elaborate an
was perfectly carried out. 1t include
!. grand procession of civil, military an
~ fraternal organizations, all under &c
he D. A. Campbell as grand marsha
"a splendid music; salutes by Ware
ii Light Artillery; Grafton by Chief Ju
Is tice Whitfield, who was introduced
be Mayor L. w. Magruder. The Mason
ceremonies were conducted by Judl
Frederic Speed, past grand maste
who spread the mortar with beau'
A. full trowel provided for the occasio
The list of deposits in the box plac'
a. in the cornerstone occupied more ths
a column in the city papers-some
l.. them rare and valuable document
ar and all appropriate. This, let us hop
er is the suspicious beginning OF mo
A generous provision for the Confedera
n. veterans who may be sick and HON
n less.
is Rev. j. B. Hutton, pastor OF the Fir
he Presbyterian Church, Jackson, has d
is clined the call to the Lexington al
as Durant churches, which was the fie
IS. of his first work in the ministry. II
re- people Of his charge in Jackson fil
,ly an atfectionate remoDstrance, and th'
ial are delighted to know that he will co
tinus as their pastor