The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-17
NEW ENTERPRISES
AWAY FROM SOUTH
Brief Summary of Development
That's Going on in Good
Dixie Land.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Baltimore Md. February l6.-Among
the many Southern industrial and other
developmental enterprises reported in
this weeks issue of the manufacturers
Record arc the following:
Ellihorn Fuel Company, j. 4. Clark
fairmont, w. Va. president. was in
corported with capital stock of $4,000
600 and purchased 100000 acres of coal
lands in Kentucky and West Virgins;
Tor development; plans TO begin active
mining by end of 1919: will lease lands
on royalty basis.
standard Steel Company, Birming-
nam, Ala, organized and purchased
southern Iron and Steel Company and
mas provided sufficient money to keen
the plants of the company in full op-
GRAFTON pending some permanent plan
for financing the new company.
Chattanooga Tennessee River Power
company, Chattanooga, Tenn will
build Sl,OOo,OO0 steam power plant gen
Grating 10000 to $4,000 horse power for
"peartlnS' III connection with $4,000,
600 Halcs Bar hydro electric plant,
under constructions
Mineral Fuel Co. was incorporated
with capital stock Of $1,000. 600 H.,
James O. Watson and associates nf
fairmont, w. Va, and will dcvelop
large acreage of coal lands in Letchcr
County, Ky.
".
Fails Ala., purchased 23.5OO acres or
timber land in Tuscaloosa County for
T'Vo'ooV ana plans to construct large
sawmilis to develop the property.
tuscaloosa Ice and Light COMPANY
Tuscaloosa, Ala reorganized and IN
creased capital stock from $50 o0o r.
100000; Will issue $2J0,0O0 OF bonds to
retire old bonds and provide for inn
provements and extension to nronnr
Ties and TO acquire additional proper-
ties ~
Southern Wheel Co. Decatur Al,
oIEaiil"eu "ith $2,50o,00o capital stock
and purchased car wheel nlants -,
Decatur. Atlanta, Savannah and Rir,n
ingham
Buffalo Creek Coal and Coke Com
Pa"!' Logan, w. Va. purchased $500
acres of coal land on BulfaIo Creek
for S5eo.o0o and plans development.
ing companies.
r. j. REYNOLDS Tobacco Companv
Wlnston-Saiem ~ G., will establisb
cigarette factory, and has awardnd
contracts for five machines. each to
nave daily capacity OF $50 600 cigar
cites.
Durham Hosiery Mills. Dprbam n r
viii demolish No. building. and erect
TWO other buildings on site, Including
main structure, 200X10O feet. anotbnr
building. sOx40 feet. with boiler room :.
WI. i,stat equipment, doubling present
capacity of plant.
Necronsett Mills, Cumberland, n. c..
was Incorporated. with capital stoci, NJ
saoo'oo0' TO manufacture cotton pro-
ducts i'o
Newton Canning Factory. Newton
| MISS was Incorporated with ca1,itai
stock OF $4,000. TO establish canning
! plant NINA
Rose Coal Co, t'airmon,. w. Va
was Incorporated. with capital stock
oil $4,000. to develop coal lands.
Willette Clay Co. Fairmont. w Va
was incorporated. with capital stock of
100000, to establish clay working
plant.
Argyle Coal Co, Oak Hill, w. va.
was Incorporated. with capital stock
of $4,000 to develop coal lands
LewisburS Foundry Co. Lewisburg
Tenn. organized, with capital stock OF
200, TO operate foundry and ma
chine plant.
Clark Lynch Lumber Co, Whining
ton. n. G., was incorporated, with CAPT
tai stock OF $4,000. to manufacture
lumber.
Richmond Mica Co. Richmond, Va.
was Incorporated. with capital stock
pr $4,000, to develop mica deposits. :