The indicator., 1904-06-03
THE BEGINNING
OF A NEW ERA
Plenty of Fuel, Plenty of Pig Iron and That
Means General Resumption of Oper-
atiOns at the Steel Works.
The c. f. & !. Go. Now Has Things on a
Solid and Active Basis and Pueb-
loans Are in Great Luck.

patience of those who held firm faith the good
reopen the steel all along pracc
able rewarded by activity this time better
outlook for the future than has the
when the C. F. Co. taking advantage big
ke the rolling mills reorgan
company along lines laid down by the Rocefeeroud
which had gained control Of that
Being the shadow
operations company, INDICATOR always pre-
ng conservative and hew the line Of truth prepared
last the set in another real working period has be
this time the steel works will practically
herrupted
any foundation fact for gb
trouble with the stockholders who quaeng
nng themselves.
might chickering's only
M there should BE- but they had nothing to do with the eu period of
s rolling mills
m Of had something to do but the big coal
kike had more
fact the delay by the inability of the
procure enough fuel particularly of coke Coal coming
vi along but coke . minus quantity.
Coke needed the thing When there coke there will
SMOKE thought those who had figured correctly the affairs
md the coking coal mines the last to reopen
About ago the coke the Trinidad district begun
something like the and since that time train load
er load Of coke bad been coming until there somewhere
1000 that material standing the yards and coming
rey day.
Coke blast requires lots of
but actually broken plenty of be had
There has been settlement the strike difficulties between the
employees neither has the strike been called off, but
he strikers have simply lost the fight and the mines and coke
now normal condition Of activity.
Blast furnace of 400 capacity blown schedule time
tuesday last and the rail mill put soft steel
With fair the blast the matter Of producing
iron the ought be able next week. and the rail mill
got making steel rails
output the expectations the
uent the rail mill should keep steadily hereafter for it is
The intention another blown before long and then another
orders for the products Of the rolling mills secured
There doubt industrial troubles reaction after the steel
and boom the that this the for the presidential
pgn have all together contributed towards falling off OF the steel and
iron industry the country and true that the effects still visible
the ne the Mississippi but the Pueblo steel works. occupying
position that them degree against Eastern competition and
commanding the trade Of the Pacific coast and the Orient Will
10 doubt have plenty to do and keep up steady run
President Co. has the reputation OF being
one the practical the most successful steel and
iron the country the slow but manner which be succeeded
putting the local institution its feet to bear out such
utaton.
Already he hs accomplished muc and although there
be yet accomplished bringing the remaining blast
INTO operation installing machinery the merchant MILL the tin
plate and mills still bis to date gives
bis ability complete the task Of bringing the big works up 10 inc
point where they will greater and grander and employ more men y ar
than before
Bssemer and Nnneq the busy sections lying contiguous TO ne
works. and matter which has made the
discovery that far the biggest thing in town and
sute the have the best OF reason TO
over the dawn Of the and recognition OF that event sne
this week Of the blast furnace
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