The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-31
ANOTHER FURNACE.
Tuscaloosa May Have More Rolling
 HIiIls


 Tuscaloosa, May 30.-(Specia1. )-- From the present outlook 1t seems that Tuscaloosa is to have another man. moth furnace with a rolling mill in connection. From what can be learned of this new enterprise 1t seems that the deal has already been made and that the site has been selected The deal is being engineered by wealthy men of Philadelphia and New York and the plant will be located on the War rior River some miles north of Tusca- loosa, but the officers will reside here. It is said that Tuscaloosa was select ed as a site because of the locks on the Warrior which will in the near fu- ture give her an open waterway to the sea.
 The city of Tuscaloosa in all proba-
 biiity has accomplished more during the past two years than ever before in her history. Some $10,0o0 of the 1905 profits of the dispensary have never
 been taken from that fund, besides the city has neat cash balance in the City Treasury and no outstanding in- debtedness whatever. During the past two years, s10.000 has been spent on the
 East End sewer. new city jail, S2,5o0;
 new city market, $2,500; Improvements on public school S1,500; artesian we'll,
 $2.000; new city code, $500; concrete
 walks, city building and public school,
 S750; new Improvements at cemeteries,
 $500: city stables, $500; establishing
 grades and property lines. $1,0o0. Be-
 sides these numerous expenditures the
 city has paid up to date the annual in-
 terest of per cent. on her total bond ed indebtedness, which amounts to $6,250 per year on S125,000 Besides
 this output of money much has been spent for additional teams, road work ing machines. wagons, etc., and today where once, not long ago, were pools Of green water, the streets are beau- tffully graded, and would be a credit to city twice the size of Tuscaloosa. A new enterprise is to be established | In Tuscaloosa in the near future in
 the shape of a Turpentine plant The
 land and timber has already been se- | cured and 1t is probable that the plant
 will be in operation before the summer shall have ended. The plant will be
 located few. miles from the city prop CT, but will doubtless bring new trade
 here
 Walter Smith, the young man that was shot some days ago while in some kind of difficulty with one. Walter Foster. at the station of Crabtree, on the Alabama Great Southern has pass ed away. The funeral was conducted by Rev. L. O. Dawson and the inter-
 nent was at Evergreen cemetery At first Smiths wound was not considered serious, but blood poison set in which caused his death. Foster. who was out on $200 bond has again been ar rested and Is charged with murder The marriage of Miss Nettie Town send and S. C. Swain. which occurred at Sylvan has been learned of by the | many friends of Miss Townsend here, where she received her education at the Central College. The ceremony was conducted at the home of the girls parents by Rev. MagilI The young people have gone to Birmingham where MT. Swain holds a position. Elijah Christian, who was run over by switch engine at Holt after much
 suffering has passed away. His fam
 fly have the sympathy of this commu- nifty.