The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-12
Satisfied With Conditions.
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New industries Reported In the
 South and West.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 1.-The &C., companying list as prepared and author ized by the Tradesman shows many of the more important new industries estab- lshed in the southern states during the week ending Saturday There is good promise that the industrial activity or the south will not wane with the heat of summer, and a study of the week record will show that investments are being made in various lines on even larger scale than during the early months of the year Advices from Tradesman correspondents indicate heavy and steady demand for products of southern indus trial concerns. and markets in a condi- ton which warrants working these es- tabllshments to their full capacity, ex- cept, perhaps, in a few isolated cases.
 ma--Blrmingham, s10,oO0 lumber company; Aliceville, development com pany; Short Creek mining company; Montgomery, laundry.
 Arkansas-Benton $1O000 lumber com pany; Eureka Springs. $100,000 mining and milling company; Dardanelle, $ldO0O elec- tric light plant; Little Rock, $650O0 candy factory; Tupelo, $500O cotton gin; Texar- kama, $30,000 land company.
 Florida-Tampa, cigar factory; Jackson vile, $50OOO paint and varnish factory, turpentine plant, $500000 naval stores com pany; Pensacola, $l5,000 mattress factory; McDavids, saw mill
 Georgia-Atlanta, equipment company soap factory, tils and stone factory; Sa- vannah, $l25,O00 fertilizer factory tnear) Dalton, $l0,0O0 knitting mill; Wayeross $l0.000 development company.
 electric light plant; Muscogee, mines; Lehigh, $50,000 lumber and investment company; Marlow. waterworks
 entucky-Newport, $25.00 development company; Owensboro, $50,000 buggy fac tory. $1O,O00 cigar factory; Louisville s25,- GOO coal mining company, s5OOO manufac- turing company.
 Louisiana-Robeline, electric light plant; New Orleans. $75,000 shoe factory, s5o'0OO machine factory, 5000 lumber company; chestnut, blaming mill.
 Mississippi--Clarksdale $o0,00O cotton compress; Mount Bayou, $50,O0O lana com pany; Aberdeen, S75000 cotton company; Gulfport. $l5o,00O power plant; Columbus, $l500O0 oil and fertilizer company; Green wood, two building and loan associations Jackson, $l00,000 electric power plant.
 Missouri-St. Louis, $100O0 investment company $1o0,0O0 dstillery, s2O,OO0 laun- dry, $5000O mining and investment com pany. $50OOO medicine factory, slO,OUo man ufacturing company; Jackson. SlO,OO0 lime and quarry company; Carthage, Soo'o~ zinc mining company, $50,000 mining com pany Galena, Touring mill; Joplin Soo,ooo iron and woodworking plant slVo,oo ieau and zinc mining company; Mouhtalh Grove, $10,000 mining company bruhs- wick, grain and milling company; Nan sas City, s56,O0O grain elevator; Boone vile, water works.
 North Carolina, $50,000 lumber ana niiri- % ing company; Durham, $l0'0Oo rooning company; Gastonia, medicine factory Dallas, sash door and blind factory
 Oklahoma-Oklahoma City, siVo'ooV oasn sna register manufacturing company sio'"v cotton company; Perry, N,oVo,Wo or ana gas company; Norman, S5Oi,oOt OH coiii- pany; Guthrie $43000 development com pany; Apache, $l, 100000 mining ana mill ing company; Snyder. s5OO0 telephone sys- tenn
 South Carollna-Iva. s200,000 cotton mill; Timmonsville. $40O00 lumber company; Sumter, $2O,000 rice factory; Georgetown, SO,OOO land company; Charleston sio,"o bottling works $25, 900 warehouse ana Ter tilizer company, $40.000 canning factory; Rock Hill Marble works.
 Tennessee-Athens, laundry; Cnatta- nooga, NOo,000 mining and lumber com pany; Nashville, 10O-barrel fiouring mil; Memphis. T5000 boiler works. shoe iac- tory. box factory; Knoxville, $U,ooV car wheel foundry. s5.000 macadam company.
 Texas-Abene, s10000 hardware com pany; Paris s2oOOO bottling works; Dai-