Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

powder factory, paint factory, DO
factory. broom factory, two tannerie'
fence works. harrow mandatory
book bindery, soda works, nurseries
etc.
The Northwest Stove foundry
operated by Lowenberg 6 Going com
pany, was established in 1888 an,
has a daily capacity of 400 stoves
besides other valuable castings of
varied character.
The Thomas Kay wooden mill
we're established in 1889. and thei
daily product in finished goods, th'
finest quality of blankets and cloth
ing materials being principal amonl
their products, is valued at Sl,5OO
and their principal markets are
Portland, San Francisco and New
York
The Willamette Valley PrunC
Packing association was established
in 1900, and has a daily capacity ol
10000 pounds of graded, processed
and packed prunes per day; and the
Tillson d Co. prune-packing plant,
established a year later. has a daily
capacity Of a like product Of 10000
pounds. The products of these
plants find market throughout the
east and In England
The Salem Touring mills. estab
llshed In 1862, and operated by Theo.
B Wilcox Of Portland. have a daily
capacity Of 500 barrels Of -four and
an average yearly output by rail and
boat of $4,000 barrels, The Capital
City Touring mills, owned by Bryant
& Reeder. began business In 1900
and have a daily output of 40 bar
rels The principal consumption Of
the product OF the latter institution
Is local. while the product OF the
former finds an oriental market prin-
cipally.
The Chas. X. Spauding Logging
company owns ana operates the
principal saw mill and logging plant
Il was established In 1874 by the
Capital Lumber company, and It's
daily output has been gradually In
creased to It's present capacity Of
10000 feet. The product OF this
plant is shipped all over the coast
and the east
The Stolz Pickle, Vinegar & cider
works. owned and operated by Cid
,du Stolz Il CO.. began operations In
1897 and has a oapacity OF $4,000
gallons of cider, shipped 20 Caliior-
mia points; $50 barrels of vinegar,
for local consumption,
lnI 500 dozen bottles of soda, etc.
tor shipment TO Sound and local
points The star Bottling works Is
lf but recent establishment and
while its capacity Is upon somewhat
smaller scale than the above mem
TONED institution. Il Is being grad
ually increased until. al the present
rate, d. will have been doubled with
In q few months.
The Commercial Creamery COM
pany with a daily capacity of 1900
pounds of butter. was established by
e. A. Coodhue a co. Ia 1902. aud
lbs product finds a ready demand IN
.ba Portland and local markets.
The Salem Brewery association Is
successor tO one of the oldest and
most profitable of local industries,
having been established many years
ago hy the original nrm OF KlInger
4 Beck The present management
succeeded 90 ownership and opcr
alton n 1903 and the plant has a
present capacity of SO barrels OF
beer daily aud am ice plant In con-
uecJiuu ls capable of turning out
i,0O0 pounds of ice per day the year
around The beeg product is shipped
90 carload lor 20 san Francisco.
Portland ana local points. The COM
pany Is now erecting O large beer
bottlins wo-ks 20 be operated in
conjunction with the brewing plant.
There age two sash and door fac
tories os planning mills in continual
the oldest OF which was
established many years ago. but the
present owner. Frank Brown. sue.
ce.ied 90 lho management of it In
1907. The Hansen sash & Door
factory, operated by a. 81. Hansen.
was established later Both plants
are operated principally upon job
work a-l tr-a o-t an exceptionally
hish srada Of product.
The Salon Book B.aIery. owned
and operated by George T.. Rodgers
& Co.. vc- established in 1864 ana
's one of ta- Oldest plants OF it's
kial O2 ire coast The mechanical
equipment ana large force OF skilled
mplo.r7 are capable OF turning out
at che -1-e ot 200 volumes OF the
l-la.--.ze1 law books per DAY.
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