The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-09
INDUSTRIAL nrvrrornENr.
Optimistic Views ef Georgin-AIaba In,
 ffuetrial InAex.

Optimistic Views gef qeorgia-AIabams In--
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 eeorSia and Alabama industrial Index viii say tomorrow in it's regular weekly issue: South in recent years a feature that has been prominent is the great progress made in woodworking industries turning out pro- only a few years ago that all the furni- ture. business fixtures show cases. school desks etc; used in tnis sseti9n lon of & the oosn; the complete transformation that Is taking place in this respect Is not fully appre- uation. The fact that the South is now learning to fill Its own wants along this line has bssn well illustrated by several closed to furnish several of the modern school buildings being erected in Alabama in Columbus. Ga. light in the heart of Dixie. Business fixtures of the most ele- gant and artistic kind are now made in bank or Jewelry store or drug store or mill fiery emporium that plans to install new but turns to home institutions and has its wants supplied. The beautiful show eases that adorn the new mercantile establish- The shipments made by a show case com pany in Columbus during the nid-summer o0 of % . history Sns ssst strikingly illustrates the commendabls ten- dency above referred to.
 
 quite a number of land dealE which we'll reflect the appreciation of real estate values in the two states, i.s4o-sSre tract of acre. Up in northeast Georgia. near Cor nelia, the satisfactory sum of $s7 per acre was obtained for a tract of land. Other deals at S2O an acre, S25 an acre. etc. are
 Down on the Flint river in Dorousherty County, Ga. a company applied for charter with $40 900 capital to engage in pecan culture. an industry which Is so attractive developments in mining enterprises during the week in both Georgia and Alabama. A tract of bauxite iron ore land in Bartow be developed. A twenty-stamp mill has just been bought with which to better car Y on solH mining 9pssasi91n0 in Randolph sprinss. si 50 da. % ssooOo company ySss ~as eSsSs apd chalk along the Mobile River. near handsome high school building. Contracts for school buildings were also awarded, by Russellville. Ala. and Hartselle, Ala. Con tracts for street paving were let at Dublin, oa and Tuscumbia. Ala.
 Twenty-Five new coroporations knocked at the doors of the Georsia and Alabama ness life with minimum capital of $40. GOO Two new banks are reported for the week. both of them in Alabama.
 ''showing the true spirit of progress. EI- bert County. Ga, will rebuild wooden bridges recently destroyed by the flood with steel structures. Hamilton. Ga orr dered an election the issuaance of bonds for building a gas plant and Douglass. Ga. will vote on issuing $35.000 of bonds for school lightin gand water works purposes
 Announcement is made that &IO9 600 is to be expended improving the lighting and power service of Montgomery, Ala A power and lighting company with capital stock of S20,00O was formed during the week to build a plant and furnish power and light for Phepix City and Girard, Ala New gin- ning companies were organized at Broxton, Ga, and Lavonia, Ga-s and a Farmers Union Ware house Company was formed at MiIner. Ga. There were interesting de- velcpments in hotel enterprises at Bir- and Marietta Ga Tn the construction news Of the week are included several handsome zaAAs D