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List of Companies and Officials. ;> 

operating Blast Furnaces,"-£teeT\'. 

Plants, Rolling Mills, B'f Prod,*.'.: 

uct Coking Plants, Structural:.: 

Steel Plants, Boiler anvJ>:Xank-' •' 

Shops in the United Sf&l'es :' 

and Canada "'". '—- 

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Published by 

STEEL PUBLICATIONS INC. 

^r.lFNCF, & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT 

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!-. Copyright. 1927 

By Steel Publications Inc.

Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants 

10 (SEE PAGE 119 FOR GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX.) 

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B. C. BOILER ft REPAIR CO.. 511 Treas.—A. W. While 

W. 4th St., Kansas City. Mo. 

Sec. and Pur. Agt.—C. J. Brandt 

Pres. and P. A.—Geo. P. Snyder 

Gen. Supt.—C. A. Swallow 

Vice Pres.—J. J. Snyder 

M. M.—A. Schreiber 

Sec. and Treas.—N. B, Snyder 

EQUIPMENT—Three air furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Acetylene and electric weld PRODUCTS—Malleable castings 

ing 

Capacity—6.000 tons malleable castings 

Capital—$10,000 

Capital—$600,000; bonds issued, $125,000 

ACME STEEL COMPANY. Chicago. III. Railroad*—N. Y. C; M. C; D. L. 4 W.; 

Main office: 2810 Archer Aw*. 1'lants: G. T.; P. M.; N. P.; L. V.; B. R. ft P.; 

2840 Archer Ave.. Chicago, and River- Erie, Penna. Trolley lints 

dale. III. 

ADAMSON MACHINE CO.. THE. Akron, 

Chnirmau—J a mrs E. Mac Murray, 112 XV. O. 

Adam* St.. Chicago. 

Prea. and G. M.—Alex Adam son 

Pre*, and Oen. Mgr.—R. H. Norton 

Treas., Sec. Pnr. Agt. and Aast. G. M.— 

V. Pres. and Sales Mgr.—F. C. Gilford R. B. KoonU 

V. Prea.. Sec. and Sales Mgr.—Donald Gen. Snpt.—George S. Whitney 

M re Murray. 

Supt. Sleel Fdry.—L. D. Wotfsperger 

Ti«aa.— C. S. Traer 

KQUII'MKNT—Iron snd steel foundries 

As»l. Treas. and A»sl. Sec.—T. W. Lux PRODUCTS—General machine work and 

Pui. Agt.—H. H. Onatott 

rubber manufacturing machinery 

(A: Chicago, III. Plant. 2840 Archer Ave.) Capital—$500,000: issued, $230,000 

Plani Mgr.—C. M. MacChesney 

Railroads—Erie. Penna., B.AO., A. C. ft Y. 

Prod. Supt.—Win. C. Kronquest 

ADIRONDACK STEEL FOUNDRIES 

Asst. Plsnt Supt.—F. Kallhoff 

CORP.. Waiervliet. N. Y. 

Foreman Mach,—Valentine Gcrbert 

Prea.—C. W. Sherman 

EQUIPMENT—Slitters, electro hot gal- Vice Pres. Opr. and G. M.—F. W. Sherman 

vsniiera and miscellaneous light ateel Treas. and Sec.—C. A. Davis 

working machinery 

Asst. Treas.—Misa M. A. Corbett 

PRODUCTS—Light cold rolled atrip, plain Pur. Agt.—W. T. Jonea 

galvanised and painted box strapping and Research and Safety Engr.—J. J. Win 

•hipping container reinforcements. 

chester 

(At Rivcrdale, 111.. Plant) 

M. M. and Elee. Engr.—Wm. Compaon 

Treat, and G. M.—Cfaarlee S. Traer 

Storekeeper—F, Gray 

Asst. Works Mgr.—0. T. Avery 

EQUIPMENT—One 3-ton Moore electric 

Sup!. Roll Mill—W. J. Powney 

furnace, one 20-ton acid open beartb 

Ash. Supt. Roll Mill—W. C. Fork 

furnace 

Chief Engr.—Geo. Kraft 

PRODUCTS—Steel castings 

Chief Elee. Engr.—J. II. Wagner 

Capacity—1,000 tons per month 

M M. Steam Engr. and Safely Insp.— Capital—$505,000 

Art. Hatfield 

Railroads—D. ft H. and N. Y. C. 

Met. and Chemist—R. F. Main 

ADRIAN FURNACE CO., DuboU, Pa. 

Roll Designer—Peter Smith 

Furnaces. Punxsutawney, Pa. 

Storekeeper-—Chi\f\ Ohlaen 

Prea.—L. W. Roblnaon Central. Adult 

ACME Prea.—S. Asst. PRODUCTS—Hot Capacity—250,000 Capital—200,000 Railroads—Penna.. V. EQUIPMENT—One .WORKS, hoop inch, hnt steel tona Issued, falo, inch, 183.000 Pros.—A. STEEL (o atrip N. cold and mill, one Prea.—L. 6 $1.


Pre*, and Treas.—M. I. Arms. II. 

(At Wesi Harvey. 111., Plant) 

V. Pres.—R. J. Wean 

Chief Engr.—G. T. Lang 

V. Pres.—R. C. Stiefcl 

Gen. Supl.—Thomas Evans 

Sec.—3. R. Paisley 

Supt. O. H.—John McLaughlin 

Aasi. Treas. and A*st. Sec.—I. S. Taylor Met.—F. A. Kavnnnugh 

Pur. Agl.—O. J. McCarly 

EQUIPMENT—Two 15-ton acid open 

(At Aetna Division. Warren. 0.) 

hearth furnaces 

Gen. Mgr.—M. D. Baughmnn 

PRODUCTS—Acid steel casting 

Draftsman—W. R. Meredith 

Capacity—1.100 tons per month 

Machine Shop Supt.—I. H. Zell 

Capilal—$350,000 

Storekeeper—Ralph Lane 

Railroads—B. ft 0.; Chicago Term;nal 

(At Standard Division. Ellwood City. Pa.) ALLIS—CHALMERS MPG. CO.. Mil 

Gen. Mgr.—G. A. Pugh 

waukee. Win. Plania: West Allia, Wis. 

Machine Shop Supl.—W. A. Kerr 

and Norwood, 0. 

Chief Engr.—II. XV. Smith 

Prea.—Olio II. Falk 

Met.—W. H. Pfeil 

V. Pres. Max W, Babb 

Roll Designer—E. J. Mulvaney 

Treas.—R. Dill 

Draftsman—W. W. Golden 

Compt. and Sec.—W. A. Thompson 

Storekeeper—Frank Gross 

Pur. Agt.—A. E. Bnteson 

PRODUTS—Rolling mill machinery, eaet- Gen. Wiks. Mgr.—William Watson 

ings. patterns, lube mille. rolls, draw Asst. Wrks. Mgr.—W. E. Furnas 

benches, special mill machinery 

PRODUCTS—Power, electrical and indus 

AETNA STEEL ft IRON CO.. South.ngtrial 

machinery 

inion, Conn. 

(At Norwood, 0.. Bullock Works) 

Pres. and G. M.—Seth L. Martin 

Gen. Supl.—Earle R. Kn.ght 

V Prea.—Charles A. Haines 

Pur. Act.—George C. Merckel 

Vice Prea.—Job. Maddocks 

PRODUCTS—Electrical machinery 

Treas. and Sec.—P. B. Kennedy * ALLOY METAL WIRE CO., 13lh and 

Aasi. Treas.—Carl Stohleker 

Pennsylvania Ave., Moore, Pa. 

G»n. Supt.—L. XV. Jordan 

Pres.—James L. Leonard 

Roll Dcsianer—Frank J. Ray 

V. Prea.—Thomaa XV. Burke 

EQUIPMENT—One each 18-inch. 10-incb, Trea*. and G. M.—E. H. Flinn 

8-Inch bar milts 

Sec.—D. A. Crosset 

PRODUCTS—Iron and steel bars 

Pur. Agt.—David Morrow 

Capacity—2,000 tons 

C.-ri Siij.-t - l'i in.if I rr.l 

Capital—$150,000: issued. $51,000 

EQUIPMENT—250-lb. Pittsburgh melter 

Railroads—Three side tracks owned by PRODUCTS—Wire, cold drawn roda and 

company; plant on aide track of N. Y., strips 

N. H. ft H. and II. R. 

Capacity—200 Ions per month 

ALLEGHENY STEEL CO-. Brackenridge, ALLOY STEEL ft METALS CO.. 55tb 

Pa. 

and Alameda Sta., Los Angeles, Calif. 

Pres.—H. E. Sheldon 

Chairman and Pres.-—A. J. Morse 

Aait. to Pre*.—V. B. Browne 

Treas., Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—B. J. 

V. Pres, and Treas.—R. D. Campbell 

Quinn 

V. Prea.—L. W. H eks 

Sec,—V. K. Anderson 

V. Pres.—J. 0. Carr 

Gen, Supt, Fdry.—J. Lavine 

V. Pres.—C. C. Henderson 

Chief Engr. and Draftsman—P. R. Francis 

ALLIED Pnr. Pur. Gen. Snpt. Chief Asst. Met.—XV. Engr. Safely PRODUCTS—Ingois, Prea.—John Vice See. i.|. Vice J. tubes, 8. Harvey. M. and Agt.—E. Agt.—H. Racine S. Pres. Mgr.—XV. Chief 0. Engr.—0. Prea.. Teals—C. and Insp.—F. STEEL Llewellyn aleel H.—H. Auditor—F. III. E. and Chief Engr.—J. Ave., T. Treaa.. Caugherty aheeta, CASTINGS L. D. Salea Llewellyn F. J. Elee—A, B. A. H. Chicago, McGraw Menkc Deiwiler Slroble Young I.indquist Walker Mgr.—C. atampinga, Sec. H. R. sheet CO., Taylor Stephens E. III. and Miller bare, 12000 J. Plant: castings G. Naah boiler M.— West Capilal—$250,000 

ALTOONA Treas. Gen. Sleam Met.—W. EQUIPMENT—Foundry, PRODUCTS—Soft. Capacity—250 Railroads—Southern Pres.—Dr. As«t. EQUIPMENT—18-foot Elee. cleaning, atainleas roller St., McCauley 16-inch Sunt.—William Engr.—A. Sec.. Altoona. and Engr.—W. bearings, IRON Young 3-sland Sec.—Russell Joseph and heat Pur. CO., tons Pa. chrome E. treating, Agt. Glass crushers D. Allsrd bar per Olh Pacific W. chrome. Findley and 1-atand mill, vanadium month Ave. Grove McCauley forge machine O. Railway and two M.—Russetl 

Shop muck manganese. castings, 30lh 8-inch 

shop. mill. Spur


4-atand guide mills, 5 healing furnaces, 

28 pudding furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Staybnli. engine boll, aockel 

iron, speeincailon iron, muck bar, chain 

iron, etc. 

Capacity—24.000 gross Ions per year 


Rail road—Pe nnsylvania 

AMERICAN ABRASIVE METALS CO., 

60 Church St.. New York. N. Y. Plant: 

Irvington. N. J. 

Pres. and Treas.—K. K. Edmondson 

Vice Prea.—A. B. Sayrc 

Sec.—R, P, Sproner 

EQUIPMENT—Three cupolas 

PRODUCTS—Feralun, bromalun and 

alumalun safety slair treads, elevator 

door threshold', weir reaislenl plates 

and pipes, brake shoes, rabble blades 

Capacity—40 Ions daily 

(At Irvington N. j. Plant, 400 Corl Si.) 

Gen. Supt.—Adam H. Miller 

AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE ft FDRY. 

CO., THE. Gcr.. office. 30 Church St.. 

New Yoik. N. Y. Plania: Baltimore, 

Md.; Buffalo. N. Y.; Burnaide. 111.; 

Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chicago. III.: Den. 

ver. Colo.: Houston. Tex.; Kansas City, 

Mo.: Mahwab, N. J.; Melro>e Park. II).; 

Minneapolis. Minn.; Norwood, Mass.; 

2 al Pittsburgh, Pa.: Portsmouth. Va.; 

Subsidiary and Associated Companies 

American Mslleables Co.. Plania at 

Owosso, Mich.: Southern Wheel Co.; 

Plants. Atlanta, Ga.: Birmingham. Ala.; 

Cleveland, O.: Pittsburgh, Pa.: Portsmouth. 

Va.: Rochester, N. Y.: Savannah. 

Ga.; Sayre, Pa.: St. Louis, Mo.: Toledo. 

Ohio; American Brake Shoe ft Foundry 

Co., of California, plants: Los Angeles 

and Ssn Francisco, Ca).; American 

Forgo Co., Chicago. III.; American Manganese 

Steel Co.. plants: Chicago 

Heights 111.: Denver. Col.; New Castle, 

Del.; Oaklrnd, Cal.; SI. Louia, Mo.: Los 

Angeles, Cat.; Ramapo Aj.x Corp., 

plants: Chicago, III.; Hilburn, N. Y.; 

Minneapolis. Minn.: Trenton. N. J.; 

Canton. O.: Chicago. III.; St. Louis. 

Mo. 

Prea.—Joshua A. Hatfield 

V. Prea.—L. A. I'adduch 

Sec.—R. F. Ball 

Treas.—F. E. Wiley 

Asat. Sec.—Geo. K. Leel, New York 

Asst. Treas.—Wm. K. Cornwell 

Auditor—Frank B. Thompson 

Assl. Gen. Opg. Mgr.—M. Williams 

Pur. Agt.—W. G. A. Millar 

Aclg. Chief Engr.—C. G. K Larsson, N. Y. 

Gen. Mgr. Erect. Dept.—Richard Khucn, 

Jr. 

Div. Mgr. Erect. Dept.—J. L. de Vou 

Div. Mgr. Erect. Dept.—C, S. Garner 

Div. Erect Mgr.—J. B. Gemberling 

Div. Erect. Mgr.—K. L. Strickland 

(Al Ambridge, Pa.. Plant) 

Mgr,—L. S. Reilly 

Asat. Mgr.—David L. See 

Supt. O. II.—Wm. S. Bradley 

Engr.—R. G. Manning 

M. M.—A. B. Churchill 

Mach. Shop Supt.—J. H. Lester 

Storekeeper—G. XV. Zabn 

(At Pencoyd, Pa., Plant) 

Mgr.—H. L. James 

Asst. Pur. Agt.—M. L. Seaman 

Supt. Yds. and BIdgs.—E. F.. Quitnby 

Aasi. Supt. Yds. and Bldgs.—Cha*. Melhorn 

O. H. Dept. Supl.—H. B. Siddall 

Asst. O. H. Supl.—Carlton Williams 

Fdrys. Supl.—W. P. Cunningham 

Supl. Rolling Mill—W. V. Frame 

Supt. Motive Power—Waller Righter 

Asst. Supt. Motive Power—Geo, Robertson 

Supt. Pattern Shop—Albert Swaile 

Roll Designer—Geo. Harper 

Asst, M. E.—P. G. Ingraham 

Engr. of Teals—A. H. Warlman 

Elee. Supl.—Joseph K. Rose 

Chemist—Charles Brugger 

Foreman—Charles Parsons 

Foreman—-F. J. Armbruster 

Foreman—M. Stoenson 

Treas.—George Asst. Chief (At AMERICAN Pre*.—rJoMph V. Sec.—Geo. Pur. Capilal—Preferred. Supt.—W. Y.: Co.. $100,000: Frick Ambridge, Elmira. 

Niagara 

Superior. Pres. Pitisburgh, Agt.—Charles Treas.—Frank Engr.—FfU Pueblo. Ltd., Sales—Wm, Bldg.. Opr.—James BRIDGE N. M. 

Falls. 

A. St. Wis.: Pencoyd Issued Y.; B. Judd Bluma Colo.: C. Thomas. Pittsburgh. Pa.. CO.. Terbell 

Can.: 

Gary. Ames Wm. H. Dominion $9.600.000: $652,800 H. S. and East S. McGralh 3417 Main Sargent McGowan Janke 

Niagara 

Ind.; Onl. Thompson Pittsburgh. St. Smallman office: Pa. Brake Toledo. Louis, 

Falls, 

Common, Plants: Shoe Pa.; St.) O.; III.: 

N. 

AMERICAN Foreman—Ralph PRODUCTS—O. Annual Sleel Type Power Fuel—Annual bars steel gas chines one inchnected steam 7.000 gas side 1,500-kw. 12,000,000 New Mill—11 of finishing producers, coal, Ave., and 12-inch Capacity—250,000 York. Plant—Two gross Milts—One engines, for CABLE lo plates 50,000 Newark. generator*, lurbine tattings, gallons tons N. consumption merchant furnacea CO.. Taylor mill, direct H. 3 Y. coke. cranes, gross 36-inch ingots fuel K. engines, 105 1.000-kw. one Plants: connected structural and J. 

mill; 89.000 oil. Ions Hudson 23-inch Ions and 3 hloomme approximately 2 two charging cupolas. direr! blooms one steam 462 gross and SI., 500-kw. mill shapes, 23-28River- null; coal, con and tona maone 

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Prea.—R. W, Scoll 

V. Pres. and Sec.—O. C. Moon 

Treas.—R. W. Scott 

Asat. Treas.—C. E. Hodgson 

Pur. Agt.—D. Hitchman 

(Al Newark. N. J. Plant. 462 Riverside 

Ave.) 

Works Mgr.—G. C. Gregson 

AMERICAN CAR A PDRY. CO.. 30 

Church St., New York, N. Y. Plants: 

Chicago and Madison. III.; Indianapolis, 

Jefferson ville and Terre Haute. Ind.: 

Wilmington. Del.: Detroit. Mich.; St. 

Charlee and St. LouU. Mo.; Buffalo and 

Depew. N. Y.; Berwick. Bloomsburg 

and Milton, Pa., and Huntington, XV. Va. 

Pres.—Wm. H. Woodin 

Assl. lo Pres.—Wm. M. Hager 

Vice Pres. Opr.—W. C. Dickerman 

Vice Pres. Sales—H. XV. Wolff 

Vice Pres. Finance and Accts.—0. R. 

Scan land 

Vice Pres. Accla.—N. A. Doyle. Si. Louis 

Vice Prea.—C. D Terre!. Chicago 

Vice Pres.—0. B. Cintas 

Treaa.—S. A. Mallette 

Assl. Treaa,—L. A. Blackford 

Sec.—H. C. Wick 

Asst. Sec.—C. F. Havey and C. A. Smith 

Pur. Agt.—XV. 3. Harris 

Auditor—E. S. Block 

Asst. Auditor—W. A. Kelh 

PRODUCTS—Cars, car parts, grey iron 

castings, bar iron, forginga. mine cars 

and mine car parts, pins, wheels, etc. 

(At Wilmington. Del.) 

Dial. Mgr.—A W. Gawthrop 

(At Chicago. 111.) 

Dial. Mgr.—A. H. Gairos 

(At Madison. 111.) 

Disl. Mgr.—8. S. Engle 

(At Indianapolis, Ind.) 

Aast. Dial. Mgr.—C. R. Baker 

(At JefTersonville, Ind.) 

Disl. Mgr.—C. T. Hertuch 

(At Terre Haute, Ind.) 

Dist. Mgr.—E. D. Buick 

(At Mgr.—E. (At Dist. (At Asst. Dist. Detroit, Sr. St. Buffalo. Depew, Mgr.—J. Dist. Mgr.—J. Mgr.—T. Charles. Louis. J. Mgr.—E. N. Hall Mich.) N. W. R. Y.) A. Mo.) Y.) Mulcare Dooley Mo.) Lawler G. Englehart 

(Al Berwick, Pa.) 

Dist. Mgr.—W. S. Johnson 

Supt. Rolling Mil)—J. H. Catlerall 

Supt. Production—L. E. Hes* 

Supt. Maint. ft Power Kngr.—M. S. Evans 

Shop Engr.—XV. E. Williams 

Safely Engr.—W. E. Jarrard 

Chief Elee.—J. R. Bower 

M. M.—J. A. Harry 

Chief Drafleroan—H. A. Stevens 

Safety Insp.—Clark Bower 

Roll Designer—C. F. Walp 

Foreman Machinist'—M. (At Milton. L. Pa.) Thomas 

Storekeeper—S. Wurk. Igr.—W. C. P. Hindman Beidleman 

(At Blootnaburg, (At Huntington. Pa.) W. Va.) 

Supt.—W. Dial. Mgr.—J. V. Johnson XV. Ensign 

AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE CO.. Birmingham, 

Ala. 

Pres.—W. D. Moore 

V, Pre*.—C. D. Barr 

Treas.—C. 0. Hodges 

Works Mgr.—James XV. Moore 

Supt.—H. J. Noble 

Chief Engr.—S. D. Moxley 

Safely Engr.—H. S. Sullon 

M. Id.—M. D. Smith 

Met.—3. T. Mackemie 

PRODUCTS—Caal iron pipe and fittings 

AMERICAN CHAIN CO.. INC. Bridgeport. 

Conn. Plants: Bridgeport, Conn.; 

Braddock, Pa.; Columbna 0. and York. 

Ps. 

Prea.—W. B. Lashar 

V. Pres. and G, M.—W. T. Morris 

Treas.—W, F. Wheeler 

Sec.—W. M. Wheeler 

Pur. Agt.—C. O. Williama 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—A. P. Van Sehaick 

PRODUCTS—Drop forging*. malleable 

castings and welded and weldlesa chain 

for all induairica 

(At York. Pa.) 

Chief Engr.—H. A. Delano 

M. M. —George Geiman 

AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO., Aramingo 

and Cumberland Sis.. Philadelphia, 

Pa.; Plant 1, Aramingo and Cumberland 

Chairman—Wm. Pres.—M. Treaa Sales Supt.—H. Capital—$5,000,000; Vice Pur. Draftsman—C. PRODUCTS—Machinery Railroads—Phila. 

Sta.; 

Sepviea Agt.—E. Prea.—W. and Mgr.— 

Plant 

Si. A. Sec.—C. Alpern J. Peck V. W, 

2, 

V. ft F. G. Koons Sharninghausen 

Wheatsheaf 

Snuter L. Worker Sauler Reading issued Cuahmore manufacturers. 

and $3,370,500. 

Lane 

Penna. 

and. 

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AMERICAN FOUNDRY ft MACHINE CO., Colo.; Oakland. Cal.; Los Angeles, Cal, 

870 So. 4th St.. Salt Lake City, Utah Chairman—R. Ortman, New York 

Pres.—Simon Rosenblatt 

Proa.—W. G. Nichols 

V, Pres. and Treaa.—Morris S. Rosenblatt V. Pres.—C. Fahlslrom 

Sec.—John F. Margetis 

V. Pres.. Treas. and Sec.—S. T. McCall 

Gen. Mgr.—P. A. Mattingly 

V. Pres.—J. S. Thompson, New York 

Chief Elcc. Engr.—C. W. Silver 

Asst. Treas.—H. F. Rickoff 

EQUIPMENT—Complete pattern, machine Pur. Agt.—C. H. McGrath. New York 

shops and Heel foundry 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—A. W. Daniels 

PRODUCTS—Electric steel castings 

PRODUCTS—Msnganese sleel eastings. 


heat snd corrosion resisting castings, car 

Capital — $200,000; issued, $100,000; bon aleel castings 

bonds outstanding, $84,000 

Capacity—25,000 lona annually 

Railroads—Denver ft Rio Grande and Ore. Capilal—$5,000,000 

Short Line 

(At Downey St. and Slauson Ave.. Los 

AMERICAN FROG ft SWITCH CO., 

Angeles. Cal.. Plant) 

Hamilton. O. 

Mgr.—Pacific Coast—D. H. Young, at 

Pres.—C. E. Hooven 

Oakland Pier. Oakland, Cal. 

V. Prea.. Sec. and G. M.—Don Hooven Wrks. Mgr.—H. A. McPheraon. at Los 

Trees.—E. S. Grtffis 

Angeles 

Pur. Agt.—G. Sauer 

Capacity—100 tona per month 

Gen. Supt.—C. Fairchild 

{At Denver. Colo.. Plant. 4th and 

F.ngr.—R. G. Deimer 

Waiee St.) 

PRODUCTS—Frogs, switches, crossings, Mgr.—Carl Kruttscb •. 

track appliances 

Chief Elee. and M. M.—Thomas Lynch 

AMERICAN INSULATED WIRE ft 

Mel.—Warren Lowe 

CABLE CORP.. 954 W, 21st, St., Chi Foreman Cleaning Room—L. Murray 

cago, III. 

Foreman Pattern Shop—Frank Payne 

Pres.—W. F. Field 

EQUIPMENT—Two electric furnaces 

V. Pres.—G. T. Cottle 

PRODUCTS—Manganese and carbon steal 

V. Pre*.—D. R. G. Palmer 

castings 

Treaa.—W. C. Hall 

Capacity—500 gross tons per month - 

Aast. Treaa..—F. E. George 

(At Chicago Heights, III. Plant) 

Sec.—M. B. Mervis 

ChieT Engr.—A. H. Exlon i -i 

PRODUCTS—Bare and insulated wire and (At New Castle, Del. Plani) 

cable 

Gen. Supl.—Wm. W. Swayxe. Jr. 

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY. 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—Joseph L. Mulltn 

30 Church St., New York. N. Y. Chief Engr.—Ralph Watts 

Chairman—Wm. H. Wood in 

Steam Engr.—W. Denny 

Prea.—Frederick F, Fiupatrick 

M. M.—H. Scale 

V. Pres. and Compl.—Joseph Davis 

Chief Chemiat—J. Fahy, Jr. 

V. Pres. Mfg.—Duncan W. Fraser 

Draftsman—O, Lyon , 

V, Pres. Sales—F. J. Foley 

Safety Inap.—J. Armpriester 

V. Pros, Eng.—Joseph B. Ennis 

Storekeeper—John Wallace 

V. Prea Pnr.—Lester S. Carroll 

PRODUCTS—Manganese steel castings 

Tress.—J. Oakley Hobby. Jr. 

AMERICAN METAL PRODUCTS CO.. 

Asst. Treas.—Philip F. Walkley 

Burnham St. and 34th Ave., Milwaukee, 

S«.—W. Spencer Robertson 

Wis. 

(At Chemist—Allen Capacity—32,400 AMERICAN Works Asat. Gen. Supt. Asat. M. Met.—John Storekeeper—H. PRODUCTS—Open Asst. Asst, 332 Heights, Plants: M.—E, Chester. Supt.—C. Sec.—John 0. Supt. Compt.—Harry Works Mgr.—R. S. H.—P. MANGANESE 111.; 369 S. 0. N. Michigan Mgr.—R. Pa., Jeffrey Shaw H.—Thomas Ludwig, A. New N. J. B. E. D. E. net McEntefl Lehman hearth Davis Plant, Fisher Finn Perry Castle. STEEL Fulton tons 14th St.) Are.. P. Jr. annually sleel LaPorle Delaware CO.. Del.; St.. McGeehan Chicago, caatinga Denver, Chicago Ave. 111. snd AMERICAN Chairman Treas. Pur. Gen. Chief Capacity—5 Capital—$5,000,000; Railroads—C. Pres. V. EQUIPMENT—Electric PRODUCTS—Aluminum, Century Clearfield, and bonds. Pre*. Agt.—G. Supt.—G. and Engr.—J. rolled and Opr.—Herman $46,000 and MOND G. Bldg.. Sec.—R. tona Pa. products M.—C. ft Pres.—0. K. NICKEL E. 0. daily N. Dreher Pittsburgh, Avery W„ Wiabart W. J. issued. COMPANY. B, furnaces Seeker Haehle M. Zaiser brome ft Shipley 

Pa. St. $300,000; P. castings Plant: tracks


V. Pres. Opr. and Gen, Mgr.—H. K. 

Condon 

V. Pre-. Sale*.—Ranio M. Cooper, Jr. 

Sec. and Treas.—S. J. McCabe 

Aasi. Treas.—D. Boyle 

Assl. Trea-. and Asst. Sec.—0. H. Hiatal 

Pur. Agt.—II. W. Jacquait 

-At Clearfield. Pa. Plant) 

Gen. Supl.—R. A. Schneid 

Asm. Gen. Supl.—J. O. McDowell 

Elee. Engr.—W. C. Seileit 

PRODUCTS—Pure 99 per cent nickel and 

Mond alloys in sheets, rods, tubes, wire 

and castings 

Railroads—B. R. ft P. and Penna. 

AMF.RICAN PUDDLED IRON CO.. No. 

Mahoning Are., Warren. 0. (Plant 

leased to A. M. Byers Co.. Pitlsburgh. 

Pa.) 

Prea. and Treas.—R. C. Sleese 

Vice Pres.—John Siambaugh 

Sec. and A*st. Treas.—J. Paul Suler 

Gen. Mgr.—T. M. Phillips 

PRODUCT—Mechanically puddled wrought 

iron, blot-ins, billets, muck bur and sheet 

bar 

AMERICAN RADIATOR CO.. 40 XV. 40th 

St,. New York. Cily, N. Y. Plant: Bufffalo. 

N. Y. 

Prea.—C. M. Wooley 

First V. Pres.—Charles M. Parker 

Second V. Pres. Charge Opr.—B. S. Stephenson 

Treas.—S. Barium 

Sec—F. J. Mullnny 

(Al Plant, Buffalo. N. Y.) 

Mgr.—Robert McClurkin 

Supt.—T. J. LaMoile 

Chief Engr.—F. Baldwin 

Elee. Engr.—Harry Brooks 

Chemist—W. J. Holt 

AMERICAN ROLLING MILL CO.. Middletown, 

O. Plants: Middletown. Columbu* 

Elyria and Zanesville, O.: Ash. 

land, Ky. 

Pre-.—Geo. M. Verily 

V. Pres, and Gen Mgr.—C. R. Hook 

V. Prea.—W. S. Horner 

V. Asat. Comptroller—C. Director (At Works Asat. Assl. V, V. Aast. Treas, Sec— Assl. and L. Pres.—D. Pres.—J. Prea.—J. Pres,—J, Middletown. Gen. F. V. Sec.—W. Gen. Treas.—C. R. M. and Mgr.—M. Reinurts Pres.—W. of C. A. Supl., Supl. Assl. Purchases—Bennelt Phillips B. Brawley H. O. Eppelshelmer 

East D. Tyius Miller L. (Jen. Franti in E. W. 0.. Vorhis W. charge Kingsbury charge Danforth Side) Daels, Plant Mgr.—C. Sebald of sheel Central F. steel W. Chappie B. mill plant— Verity Moore and 

finishing depis.—Wm. Siringham 

Supt. O. H.—G. D. Tranier 

Supl. Blooming and Bar Mills—S. N. 

Holstein 

Supt, Maint.—R, S. Shoemaker 

Chief Klec—Gordon Gage 

M. M.—Clayton C. Hursh 

Supl. Power—Arthur Steed 

Safety Insp.—R. G. Adair 

Chief Draftsman—L. V. Wcukman 

(Al Ashland. Ky. Plant) 

Works Mgr.—S. R. Reclanus 

Gen. Supt.—Geo. P. Hansen 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—Russell B. Smith 

Supl. Blasi Furnaces—Charles J. Rice 

Supl. Sheet ft Jobbing Mill—Wm. Hoover 

-Supl. Fdry. ft Maeh. Shop—Clark While 

Supt. O. H.—K. C. McCuleheon 

Supl. Blooming Mills—David M. Jeffries 

Assl. Supl. 0. H.—Morley P. Albaugh 

But. Klec. Dcpl.—T. J. Haheny 

Brick Supt.—Geo. W. Cosset! 

M. M.—H. C. Huntsberger 

Roll Designer—T. A. Hall 

Draftsman—R. P. Tooke 

Storekeeper—Ed. Hibbert 

(At Columbus, 0. Furnace) 

Vice Prea.—J. H. Franlz 

Assl. to Vice Pres.—R. H. Sweelaer 

Plant Mgr.—J. S. Ferguson 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnaces 

PRODUCT—Pig iron 

(At Zanesville, 0. Plant) 

Plant Mgr.—A. F. Murphy 

AMERICAN SHEET ft TIN PLATE CO.. 

Frick Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Plants: 

Two at Gary. Ind., Elwood, Ind.; 

Bridgeport, O.: Canton, 0.: two at 

Cambridge, O.; Cleveland. O.: Dover, 

O.: Martins Ferry*. O.i New Philadelphia. 

0.: Wellsvllle, O.; two si Farrell. 

Pa.: Leechburg. Pa.: McKeesport. Pa.; 

two at New Castle. Pa.; two at New 

Kensington. Pa.; iwo al Scottdale, Pa.; 

Chester. Morgamown and Wheeling, W. 

Va. 

Prea.—E. XV. Pargny 

Vice Pres.—C. W. Bennett 

Vice Asst. Sec. Asal. Aaal. Aaat. Auditor—Roland Assl. Traffic Special Vice Asst.. Pur. Mgr. Semple Andrews Kimball and Agt.—M. Pres. Order to Sec. Gen. lo Auditor—G. Pur. Sec.—Percy Research Prea. lo Mgr.—J. Agl.—A. Vice Treas.—H. Vice St.. and Mgr. Agt.—0. Opr.—Wm. Dept.—G. and Pres. Pres.—W. Pres.—R. Pittsburgh, Assl. S. Lab.—J, of L. J. B. Gen. Cooke M. Dennis Sales—E. and Neely Hadly Treas.—F. D. Grange 

C. McGinns S. Chief A. WheeUr Mgr. Schullc C. E. Jenks C. Pa. Irrin Tamplin Zimmerman 

Whetael, M. Engr.—G, Sales—J. C. Fuller Harper 210 I. C,


Asst. Chief Engr.—H. G. Mcllvried 

(At Cleveland, O., Crescent Works) 

Elee. Engr.—Andrew Pinkerion 

Works Auditor—Arthur Thomas 

Assl. Chief Engr.—J. A. Hunter 

(At Dover, O.. Works) 

Engr. Testa—E. S. Tayloraon 

Mgr.—W. H. Ashbaugh 

Special Rep.—A. E. Piper 

Mech. Engr.—Olio Wagner 

Mgr. Bureau Office Sup.—T. L. McCreery Charge Elee. Depl.—H. E. Reinhofd 

Mgr. Adv. Depl.—H. V. Jamison 

Works Auditor—W. B. Vorherr 

Mgr. Safety and Welfare—A. E. Logan (At Marlins Ferry. O.. Laughlin Works) 

Assl. Mgr. Safely and Welfare—J. B. Gen. Mgr.—Earl S. Machin 

Allen 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—Wm. G. Killer 

(At Gary. Ind., Sheet Mill) 

Mech. Engr.—W. H. Bycolt 

Mgr.—John A. Gross 

M. M.—D. F. Bennett 

Works Auditor—L. Surver 

Works Auditor—J. E. Sweeney 

EQUIPMENT—Gas producers. 10; cranes, (At New Philadelphia. 0.. Works) 

28: two 84-inch plate mills. 4 jobbing Mgr.—W. L. Davis 

mills, 16 sheet mills 

Works Auditor—John Rosch 

Power Planl—Motors only, power pur (At Wcllsville, O.. Works) 

chased; 84 moiors: tola! 1,850 hp.; 250 Mgr.—B. J. Ross 

v„a.c.; 191 motors, total 5.245 hp.; 250 Works Auditor—E. S. Noble 

v.. d.c. 3 roll moiors, total 1,000 hp.. (At Farrell. Pa,. Farrell Works) 

250 v.. d.c; 12 roll motors, total 12,350 Mgr.—Thus. OBrien 

hp., 2.200 v., d.c. 

Works Auditor—F. J. Brenner 

PRODUCTS—Black and galvanised sheets (At Farrell. Pa.. Mercer Woiks) 

Capacity—335.000 .tons sheet. 120,000 Mgr.—W. L. Goodhue 

ions galvaniied, annually 

Works Auditor—R. B. Sanger 

Railroada—Elgin, Jollet ft Eastern 

(At Lccchburg. Pa.. Works) 

(At Gary. Ind.. Tin Mills) 

Dial. Mgr.—D. A. Barrett 

Mgr.—W. C. Lloyd 

Supt.—H. E. Bruce 

Assl. Mgr.—W. T. Hugus and E. E. M. E.—T. A. Lindquisl 

Moore 

Foreman—E. M. Johnson 

Supt, Hot Mill—XV. F. Woods 

Foreman—D. T. Malarky 

Assl. Supl. Hot Mill—F. L. Morrison. Foreman—D. L. Ralston 

George Hartill and J. H. Knight 

Roller—J. M. Stanler 

Night Supl.—D. T. Jones 

Works Auditor—J. W. Stephens 

M. M.—C. R. Botlenfleld 

(Al McKccsport, Pa.. Wood Works) 

Chief Engr.—A. R. McArlhur 

Mgr.—S. M. Cooper 

Chief Elee—K. B. West 

Assl. Mgr.—C. A. Dennen 

Asst. Elee. Engr.—XV. E. Graham and Wm. Plate Mill Supt.—J. H. Cooper 

F. Bachman 

M. M.—W. J. Tawney 

Works Auditor—F. H. McMasIers 

Works Auditor—D. C. Stevick 

Mech. Engr.—E. T. Long 

Charge Elee. Dept.—G. D. Chrisloer 

Fuel Engr.—Geo. McCool 

Storekeeper—John Burns 

Mach. Shop Supt.—John Peel 

(At Monessen, Pa.. Naiional Works) 

Brick Supt.—Frank Hewy 

Mgr.—C. H. Williams 

Storekeeper—C. W. Hughes 

Works Auditor—F. J. Meybin 

(At Elwood. Ind., American Works) (At New Castle. Pa., Shenango Works) 

Mgr.—-John Byus 

Mgr.—D. S. Pyle 

Works Auditor—J. H. Fihe 

Res. Engr.—J. K. Lamoree 

(Al (At Works Supt. M. Asst. Chief (At Mgr.—J. Mgr—W. Mech. Works Mgr.—C. Mgr. M.—L. Canton, Cambridge. Cambridge, Bridgeport, M. and Galv. Elee.—F. Sheet Engr.—E. Auditor—J. Auditor—XV. M.—A. E. I. Chief A. L. Dept.—R. Dept.—B. Thompson Gibson 0.. Harris Beach Kyle Clerk—P. O.. 0.. E. W. Roll 0.. D. Baker C. Guernsey Cambridge S. Hanns Fullon Aeina-Siandard H. and Bryant Slrahl Townsend A. Machine Kennedy Works) Works) 

(Al Chief (At Work* M. Works Mrr.—John Mgr.—E. M.—J, New Clerk—H. Auditor—R. Auditor—M. Castle, Kensington R. M. A. Thompson Darbaker Butler S. Works) Pa.. Christman Theis 

D. Pa., Wells New Pittsburgh 

Casile Works)


(Al New Kensington Pa., Pennsylvania (At East Si. Louis. III.. Works. 2039 E. 

Works) 

Broadway) 

Mgr.—J. E. Hartill 

Worka Mgr.—P. J. Ward 

Works Auditor—H. K. Baker 

Asst. Works Mgr.—L. C. Farqubar 

(At Scot-dale. Pa. Old Meadow Works) Supt.—C. Walcher 

Mgr.—A. J. Skemp 

Gen Foreman Fdry.—I. E. Walson 

M. M.—J. W. Rutheford 

Supt. 0- H,—C. Foster 

Elee. Engr.—H. E. Steward 

Works Eng.—L. V. Day 

Foremen—J. T. Rsndte, W, B. Rnsh, 0, Assl. C. E.—A, V. Rudd 

A. Hush 

Chief Elee.—W. G. Luther 

Works Auditor—R. P. Percy 

M, M.- J. Evans 

(At Scottdale, Pa.. Scottdale Works) Steam Engr.—L. W. Smith 

M M.—G. B. Mcllinger 

Chief Mel.—W. C. Hamilton 

Foremen—W. C. Keely. J. G. Black. Jo Chemist—C. K. Osland 

seph Bates 

Draftman—T. McCrary 

(At Vandetgrift, Pa., Works) 

Mason Foreman—R. C. Smith 

Disl. Mgr.—D. A. Barrel! 

Safely Insp.—H. Harmann 

Asm. Dial. Mgr.—H. L. Bodwelt 

Employment Agt.—C. M. Hudson 

Res. Engr.—H. L. Anderson 

Supply Agl.—L. S. Boisemenue 

Supt. O. H.—Alexander Q. Black 

Storekeeper—J. Higgins 

M. M.—C. L. Blair 

EQUIPMENT—Four O. H. furnaces 

Chief Elee—V. I. Brinker 

PRODUCTS—Railway steel castings 

Chief Draftsman—0. M. Hammer 

(At Graniie Cily. 111.. Works) 

Foreman Machinist—George 8. Zorn Works Mgr.—E. Walcher 

Works Auditor—W. A. Wiggins 

Asst. Worka Mgr.—H. M, Rishel 

(At Chester. W. Va. Works) 

Chief Engr.—L. C. Lucas 

Mgr.—T. R. Timothy 

Pur. Agt.—A. L. Stevens 

Works Auditor—Geo. C. Holliday 

Supl. Open Hearth—M. Crabiree 

(At Morgantown, W. Va., Sabraton Wks) Asst. Supt. Open Hearth—E. Crabtree 

Mgr.—C. B, Crawford 

M. M.—B. E. Hodge* 

M. M.—W. E. Waldron 

Supt. Wheel Dept. ft Met.—J. W. Porler 

Chief Elee.—U. S. Cutp 

Gen. Chief Chemist—W. C. Hamilton 

Chief Clerk—H. R. Law 

Chemist—E. Cooper 

(At Wheeling. W. Va. La Belle Works) Safely Insp.—C. L. Pinter 

Gen. Mgr.—Wm. C, Weichsel 

EQUIPMENT—6 open hearth furnaces 

M. M,—Wm. Springfield 

PRODUCT—Steel castings 

Works.Auditor—J. E. Sweeney 

Capacity—84.000 tona annually 

AMERICAN STEEL CO.. 1330 Park 

(At Indiana Harbor, Ind.. Works) 

B'dg., Pittsburgh. Pa. 

Worka Mgr.—F. A. Lorent 

Prea.—M, B. Kelly 

Assl. Works Mgr.—J. Sullie 

Treas. and Sec.—M. R. Kelly 

Gen. Supt. No. 1 Fdry.—H. G, Voight 

AMERICAN STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 

Gen. Supt. No. 2 Fdry.—W. H. Parker 

410 No. Michigan Ave,. Chicago, Ilk Supl. O. H. No. 1—O. Dixner 

PRODUCTS—Sleel castings 

Supt. O. II. No. 2—J. Duffy 

AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES. Gen- 

Worka Engr.—Herman O, Drat* 

eral office: 410 No. Michigan Ave.. M. M.—W. Slrom 

Chicago, II). Plants: Cheater. Pa.; in-ChemisI—L. 

W. Bryant 

Franklin, Pa.; Pittsburgh. Pa.; Sharon, Safely Insp.—W. F. Grebe 

4lh Sec. Asst. Comptroller—C. Pur. PRODUCTS—Railway Pre..—Robert 2nd 3rd 1st cellancous and Pa.; Hammond, V. .V. V, and Agt.—T. Sec, Granite Pres., Alliance. Pres.. Pres., Pres. Treas.—F. and steel Salea—Warren Ind.; Opr.—L. E. City. Sales—Robert P. Asst. Sales—George C. O.: Morita castings Lnmont Jarchow Treas.—Wm. Essl Indiana III. E. specialties C. Patterson St. Davis J. Harbor, H. Louis, E. Lynch and Epple Scott Ripley Ind.; mis. III - (At Works Chief Employing Safely EQUIPMENT—7 Capacity—72.000 Capacity—32.000 Works Supt. Mech Works M. Supply EQUIPMENT—5 PRODUCTS—Steel M Alliance. Chester. Elee.—L, — ChemisI—Floyd Engr.—E. O. Eng.—T. Insp.—George Mgr.Î. Mgr.—A. Engr.—Hary Agt.—C. W. H.—Edwin Sec.—George W. Pa„ C, O.. Scott P. M. P. B. Robertson tons gross open Modier open Works) Kinne Works) casting* Lloyd Johnson E. Begley Carter McConaghv 

Dove annually hearth Ions O'Brien Wheeler annually furnaces


EQUIPMENT—3 open hearth furnaces 


Capacity—22,500 tons annually 

(At Cleveland 0.. E. 67th St., Consolidated 

Works) 

Supl.—J. C. Vollman 

(At Pittsburgh. Pa., Works. 36th St. and Elee. Engr.—A. Price 

A. V. R. R.) 

M. M.—Paul Lange 

Works Mgr.—H. F. Miller. Jr. 

Steam Engr.—Walter • Manson 

Assl. Worka Mgr.—John A. Meyer 

(At Cleveland. 0.. American Works) 

Supl. Fdry.—J. H. Zimmerman 

Supt.—C. F. Kempert 

Supl. 0. H.—E. C. Eiffler 

Asst. Supl. S. E. Ciapp 

Mech. Engr.—C. Williams 

Chief Elee—E. A. Quade 

M. M.—John Huaton 

Chief Draftsman—G. A. Axline 

Chemist—-J, G. Ha thorn 

Chief Clerk—J. W. Bartholomew 

Chief Draftsman—G. H. Williams 

(At Cleveland. O.. H. P. Works) 

Storekeeper—T. J. Bennell 

Supl.—F. XV. Loren* 

EQUIPMENT—Two 10-ton open hearlh Assl. Supt.—E. F. Brown 

furnaces 

M. M.—J. D. Bonier 

Railroad—Penna. aiding 

Head Elee—Bruce D. McCulcUeon 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caslings 

Chief Clerk—D. XV. Stinson 

Capacity—fi.oon ions per year 

(At Cleveland. 0., Cuyahoga Works) 

AMERICAN STEEL ft WIRE CO., Rocke Supt. J. T. Leach 

feller Bldg., Cleveland, 0. Plants: seven Asst. Supl. B. H. Gcdge 

at Cleveland, O.; Birmingham, Aln. Chief Drafuman—W. J. Ralslon 

San Francisco. Cal.; New Haven, Conn.; Chief Elee—Morris L. Ruggles 

two at DeKalb, III.: two at Joliet, HI.; Asat. Chief Elct.—Frank Marquart 

Waukegan. 111.: Anderson. Ind.; four at Chief Clerk—A. B. Breitweg 

Worcester, Mass.: Trenton, N. J.; Sal M. M.—R. H. Trythall 

em, O.; Alleniown. Pa.; Braddock, Pa.; (Birmingham. Ala.. Fairfield Works) 

three at Donors. Pa., Farrell, and Pitts Dist. Supt.—T. D. Temple 

burgh, Pa. 

Asat, Supl.—A. E. Smith 

Prea.—Wm. P. Palmer 

M. M.—W. E. Lewis 

Asst. to Pres.—Wm. Thompson 

Head Elee—F. M. Slurgess 

V. Pres.—J. S. Keefe. Chicago 

Chief Clerk—I. Morris 

V. Pres. and Gen. Sates Agt.—F. Baacket. (San Francisco, Cal-. Pacific Works) 

Chicago 

Supt,—F- 8. Phelps 

Sec.—A. F. Allen 

M. M.—C. H. Parcell 

Treas.—J. R. Thomas. Chicago 

Chief Clerk—C. F. Cooke 

Gen. Supl.—H. A. Barren 

(New Haven. Conn., New Haven Works) 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—J. Waldeck 

Supt.—M. W. Reed 

Assl. lo Gen. Supl.—L. J. Gray 

Asat. Snpt.—F. L. Haven 

Asat. to Gen. Supl.—E. Boley 

M. M.—E. J. Reardon 

Actg. Conslr. Engr.—G. H. Rose 

Drafuman—Henry Bormann 

M. E,—B. H. Lawrence 

Head Elee—C. E. Hines 

Mel.—F. C. Elder 

Chief Clerk—F. E. Harrington 

(Al Cleveland. 0.. Central Furnaces) (DeKalb. Ill- DeKalb E. ft W.. Works) 

Gen. Supl.—C. C. Hill 

Supl.—F. J. Whilgrove 

Supt.—J. C. Hopkins 

Asst. Supt.—W. H. Wiard 

Assl. Supt.—H, B, Jordan 

M. M,—M. McCune 

M. M.—Charles Swanson 

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Elee—Emil Lundgren 

(At 

Chief 

Chemist—J, Chief Gen. Head Chief Head Supt.—Roger Asat. Chief Asst. M. M.—W. Cleveland, CleveUnd. M.—J. Supt. Clerk—F. Draftsman—Win. Supt,—C. Chemist—XV. Clerk—A, Elee-—Claire Clerk—F. 

Elee—S. 

Draftsman—H. Elee—H. C. B. L. J. R. H. C. Smith 0.. E. Kennedy Thompson D. 0.. J. 

L. 

D. W. D. Sproat Hill Pheneger B. Seely Newburgh Malone Seely P. 

Henderson 

Chief Clerk—E. E. Woods 

Newburgh Hickman Urban C. Skelly Muehlberg 

Heviey Ralslon Wire Steel Wks.) Whs.) (DeKalb, (Joliet, M. Elee—Mark Chief Supt.—J, Asat. Chief M. Head Supt.—H. Asst. M.—John M,—J. Supt.—R. Clerk—XV. Supt.—Daniel Clerk—F. Elee—H. 111., 111.. W. R. P. Biehl Ohlson Berscheid Patterson Mitchell E. DeKalb Scott Rockdale Shipley E. Camp Woods Lynch Stafford Si. N. Works) ft Works) S. Works)


M. M.—J. A. Cocker 

Head Elee—J. J. Belvois 

Chief Clerk--W. E. Stafford 

(Waukegan, III.. Waukegan Works) 

Supl.—W. E. Acomo 

Asst. Supt.—Jas. Darrow 

M. M.—C. Ahlslrom 

Elee.—A. W. Browne 

ChemisI—J. I. Presi 

Chief Draftsman—R. L. Lewis 

Chief Clerk—C. J. Sengenberger 

(Anderson. Ind., Anderson Works) 

Supl.—H. O'Connor 

Asst. Supt.—E. C. Morrison 

M. M.—Leroy Cottingham 

Head Elee.—Charles Smith 

Chief Clerk—G. P. Montgomery 

(Worcester. Mass.. North Works) 

Supl.—Peter Slewarl 

Assl. Supt.—G. A. Green 

M. M.—P. A. Dolan 

Head Elee—I'. F. Drohan 

Dist. Engr.—M. R. Fish 

Chief Draflsman—XV. Wallsten 

Mel.—R. C. Helm 

Chief Cleik—A. L. Muir 

(Worcester. Mass., South Works) 

Supl.—C, F. Hood 

Aasi, Supt.—A. J. Hoyl 

Dept. Foreman 0. II.—W. Munford 

Depl. Foreman. Rolling Mills—J. A. 

Skogsberg 

M. M.—John Stats 

Dial. Engr.—M. R. Fish 

Head Elee—W. L. Woodman.ee 

Hesd Draflsman—J. H. Swift 

Head Chemist—Ernest Berggren 

Chief Clerk—F. A. Bancroft 

(Worcester. Mass., Central Works) 

Supl.—E. F. Barnes 

M. M.—J. A. Ashworth 

(Worcester. Mass.. Electrical Cable Wks.) 

Head Elee—H. S. Baker 

Head Draflsman—J. I. Baker 

Chiel Clerk—J. B. McClure 

Braddock, Pa.. Braddock-Rankin Works) 

Supt.—E. H. Broden 

Assl. Supl.—F. B. Hill 

M. M.—J. F. Jonea 

Head Elee—J. XV. Kilburn 

Chief Draflsman—E. L. Truxal 

Chief Clerk—L. Arnold 

(Donora, Pa.. Donora Steel Works) 

Gen. Supl.—J. B. Clark 

Aasi. Supl.—A. F. While 

Supl. B. F.—C. S. Folsum 

M. M.—J. H. Eymnn 

Head Elee—-J. C. Boher 

Head Chemist—A. G. Bussman 

Chief Clerk—0. E. Koedel 

(Donora. Pa.. Donora Wire Works) 

Supl.—A. Mann 

Assl. Supt.—L. H. Miller 

M. M.—H. A. Cox 

Head Elee—Allen Robinson 

Chief Clerk—XV. B. Cushing 

(Donora, Pa.. Donora Zinc Works) 

Supl.—M. M. Neale 

M. M.—H. A. Cox 

thief ChemisI—W. E. O'Donnel 

Foreman Elee Dept.—J. C. Chadw-ek 

Chief Clerk—W. B. Cushing 

(Farrell. Pa.. Works) 

Supl.—Fred E. Gage 

Asst. Supl.—G, C. Van Hoesen 

M. M.—William Thompson 

Head Elee—J. E, Powers 

Chief Clerk—XV. M. Riedl 

(Al Pittsburgh. Pa.. River Division) 

Supl.—Capt. James Moren 

Chief Clerk—Lloyd Arnold 

AMERICAN SWEDO IRON CO.. Harri 

son Bldg.. Philadelphia, Pa. Furnace: 

Danville. Pa. 

Supt. J. J. Morrison 

Pres.—Frank Samuel 

Hesd Chemist—C. XV. Walker 

Urn Mgr.—Waller S. Lovell 

Chief C)eik—P. A. Bancroft 

Treas. and See and P. A.—Snowdcn 

(Trenton, N. J., 80 Hamilton Ave.. Tren Samuel 

ton Works) 

Supt,—Charles P. Vaill 

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Capilnl—$100,000; issued. $75,000 

(Al Danville, Pa., Plant) 

ChemisI—E. Draftsman—G. Asal. Storekeeper—E. (At Sup!.—R. M. Chief (Alleniown, Supt,*—J, Asal. Maeh. Engr.—A. at. Zenk M.—Edward If,—T. Salem, Clerk—P. Daritsman—R. Supl.—XV. Shop S. C. S. H. O II. Pa.. Garrison Phifer Supt, . VanHise O. Trevena J. Hewitt B. Salem F. B. Robb Allentown Greene Bigge Hum Whilacre ft L. Works) Smith M. M.—Wm. Works) II. Supt. ChemisI—Fred PRODUCTS—Low Capacity—10.000 AMES Pres.—James Treas. Assl. I'ur, Supt. M. EQUIPMENT—Nine Railroads—Reading, murk Jersey M.—F. Agt.—W. ft George Treas.—George Roll and bar CO.. City. Sec.—A. Mills—J. Evans W, XV. W.. Gills J. pT, gross Ames Onderdonk 

Reed 417 J. D. pho*phorus S. puddling E. H. Communipaw, 

Inns Ame* L. William* Helmsdorfer ft furnaces W. bar and


Mech. Engr.—Lester N. George 

EQUIPMENT — One Belgian 13-inch 

roughing and 10-inch finishing mills; 

apike and bolt plant 

PRODUCTS—Bars, iron and steel, spikes. 

bolts, splice bars, tie rods, etc. 

Capacity—25.000 Ions annually 

AMES SHOVEL & TOOL CO.. 90 Ames 

Bldg., Boston. Mass. Rolling mill: Elwood, 

Ind.; shovel plants, Oliver Ames 

& Sons, Corp., North Easton, Mass.; 

T. Rowland's Sons, Inc.. Cheltenham. 

Pa.; Wright Shovel Co. and The II. M. 

Myers Co., Anderson, Ind.: St. Louis 

Shovel Co.. Sarah and Duncan Sis.. Si. 

Louis. Mo.; George Griffiths Co.. Cheltenham, 

Pa. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Alfred C. Howell 

Assl. lo Pres. and Sec,—S. S. Early 

Assl. lo Pres. of Sales—Waller H. Jenks 

Vice Pres.—Oliver Ames 

Treas. and Pur. Agl.—Roy F. Williams 

AMES ft SON CO.. OLIVER.. North 

Eaaton. Boslon, Mass. 

Asst. Mgr.—Edward P. Harlman 

ROWLAND'S SONS. INC., T.. Cheltenham, 

Pa. 

Mgr.—F. H. Lewis 

WRIGHT SHOVEL CO.. and THE H. M. 

MYERS CO.. Ames and Crystal Sis., 

Anderson. Ind. 

Mgr.—Edwin T. Nipber 

Power Plant Engr.—David Niblock 

Foremen—J. XV. Boerner, XV. 11. Redd. 

C. R. Abbott 

ST. LOUIS SHOVEL CO.. Sarah and 

Duncan Sis.. Si. Louis, Mo. 

Mgr.—Ernesl N. Blrge 

ELWOOD STEEL PLANT, Elwood, Ind. 

Ind. 

Gen. Supl.—T. E. Palmer 

ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO.. 

Great Falls. Monl. Rolling Mill Department. 

Supl.—W. S. Adams 

ANCHOR DRAWN STEEL CO.. P. 0. 

See—F. M. Andrews 

Treas.—Jos. Gaff Andrews 

Sec.—Frank M. Andrews 

Asst. to I'res.—W. H. Edgccomb 

lur. Agt.—R. K. Boggs 

Gen. Supl.—Charles 11. Sloan 

Aaal. Oen. Sun!.—-George L. Blackford 

Supl. O. H.—E. A. Smith 

Aast. Supl. 0. H.—S. G. Clark 

Supt. R. M.—A. J. Graf 

Chief Klec. Engr.—M. M. McDonald 

Gen. M. M.—The«d»re Nielander 

Mel.—Wm. R. Fleming 

Foreman Mach. Stuip— A. R. Milehcll 

EQUIPMENT — Eighl open heanh furnaces, 

34-In. blooming mill, sheet bar 

mill. 

PRODUCTS—Special high grade forging 

billets and slabs, die block sleel billets. 

alloy steel billets. Including chrome, 

nickel, chrome nickel and chrome vanadium, 

also sheets, bars 71£ in. lo 8 in. 

wide. 5-16 lo 1H in. thick. 2 lo 30 

ft. long. 

Capacity—250,000 Ions per year 

ANTRIM IRON CO.. 904 Michigan Trust 

}'••'..:. Grand Rapids. Mich. Furnace: 

Marcelona, Mich. 

Pres.. Treas. and G. M.—J. C. Holt 

V. Pres.—T. J. O'Brien 

See—H. J. Bennell 

Asst. Sec—Eliiabelh C. Han 

(At Marcelona. Mich.) 

Plan! Mgr.—R. W. Durreit 

M. M.—J. N. Davison 

ChemisI—J. E. Lutz 

Slorekeepei-—P. E. Medrow 

EQUIPMENT—One blast furnace, two 

stoves: hardwood distillate plant 

PRODUCT—Charcoal pig iron, methane, 

cak-ium acetate, hardwood lumber 

Copaciy—25.000 Ions annually 

APOLLO STEEL CO., 609-617 Warren 

Ave.. Apollo. Pa. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—A. M. Oppenheimer 

Asat. to Pres.—H. II. Holloway 

Box 46. Lalrobe. Pa. 

Pres.—Roy C. McKenna 

V. Pres.—W. J. Guibrie 

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Treas. and Sec.—O. W. Oppenheimer 

Vice Prea.—Geo. W. Morrison 

ANDREWS Treas.—Robt. Vice Sec.—Fred Gen. Supt.—John PRODUCTS—Cold Capilal—$200,000 

Railroad—Penna., Pres.—Joseph V. V, specialties. 

Ky. Pres., Pres.. Pres. Mgr.—Harry STEEL Opr.—A. Sales—A. Floyd Underwood Cape E. B. CO.. Rose Reed Andrews main XV. K. drawn THE. W. Andrews Good line Hubbard Newport. and lool sleel 

Asst. 

Pur. Sales Asst. Chief Asat. Ass!. Chief M. Chief Safely—W. Foreman Storekeeper—John EQUIPMENT—11 PRODUCTS—Blue gher A. mills. and M.—A. Agl.—G. Gen. B. Sales 

Treas. 

Chief Mgr.—D. ChemisI—W. Flee Draflsman—It. Engr.—L. box 6 Montgomery 

Machinist—G, Roll annealed, Supt.—J. gali-aiming Mgr.—R. Engr.—11. Engr.—XV. B. P. 

and 

T. Shop-—John Monleomery 

Stark. 0. XV. McCarthy 

As*t. 

Box Wolf aheel annealed. H. galvanised II. H-.au R. XV. pols S. G. 

Sec.—J. 

Ritchey P, A. Devrict Culhbert Carnahan Anderson mills, A. M-rrow Slark Zramerman Morrow O. sleel 2 

E. 

P. jobbing sheets, 

Galls- 

C. and R.


also single pickled all in flat or corrugated 


Railroad—Penna. 

ARIZONA IRON WORKS. Phoenix, Arii. 

ARNESON FOUNDRY CO., Kenosha, 

Wis. 

Owner and G. M.—Ole A. Arneson 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—Thomas J. Arncson 

Gen. Supt.—John Schweilier 

EQUIPMENT—One 1-ton converter 

PRODUCTS — Miscellaneous machinery. 

castings 

Capacity—3,000 Ions annually 

Not incorporated 

Railroads—C. ft N. W„ C. N. S. 4 M. 

Ry., T.. M„ E.. R. ft L. 

ARNOLD'S IRON AND STEEL MILLS, 

1736 E. 8th St., Oklahoma City. Okla. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—James W. Arnold 

Treas. and See—J. E. Arnold 

Pur. Agt.—S. R. Arnold 

EQUIPMENT—16-inch roughing and 10- 

Inch finishing mills. Belgian type. 

PRODUCTS—Reinforcing rods and merchant 

bars 

Capacity—50 tons daily 

Capital—$50,000; issued, $30,000 

Railroad—M. K. T. 

ASHTABULA SHEET STEEL CO.. 

Ashtabula. O. 

Pre*.—W. H. Davey, Mansfield O. 

V. Pres. Charge Opr.—Samuel Davey 

V. Pres. and Works Mgr.—Evan M. Jone* 

Treaa., See and Pur. Agt.—A. I. Davey, 

Mansfield, 0. 

Asal. Treas. and Asst. Sec.—W. R. Jen. 

kins, Mansfield, 0. 

Chief Clerk—E. J. Secrest 

PRODUCTS—Sheel steel, blue annealed. 

one pas* cold rolled box annealed, single 

pickled, one pass, Iwo or three pass full 

picketed, full cold rolled, aulo body 

sheets, deep drawing, extra deep drawing 

sheets, limed or oiled. 

ATHENIA STEEL CO., THE. General 

Office: 135 William St., New York City. 

Plant: Clifton, N. J. 

(Al Pie*.—Ferdinand Vice. See Treas.—E. Asst. Gen. Chief Draftsman—John EQUIPMENT—Cold PRODUCTS—Cold Railroads—D. M. —Carl tempering sleel Clifton, Pur. Supt.—Arvid Treaa.—Waller Bath Elee Pres.—August Falk Agl. Von Engr., furnace* N. L. and Berlo ft J„ Wilrke* Fornelius M. Fornelius Plant) Asst. rolled XV. Fornelius H. M. rolling Dodd and O. and Sleam M.—Edward 

mill* tempered Engr. and 

14 

ATLANTIC FOUNDRY CO.. 182 Beaver 

St., Akron, O. 

Prea.. Treas, and P. A.—Charles Reyiii.mi. 

Sr. 

Vieo Pre*.—Philip Wilenbacher 

Sec.—E. R. Knecht 

Aaat. Treaa.—Evald Erikaon 

Gen. Mgr.—Norman Daub 

Gen. Supt.—Charles Reymann. Jr, 

Chief Engr.—Frank Caillet 

Elee Engr.—Edward Hoover 

EQUIPMENT—3-ton Snyder furnace 

Capacity—200 tons per month ateel castinga; 

750 tona per month Iron castings. 

Rsilroad*—Belt Line R. R., connecting 

with B. ft O., Penna., Erie. N. Y. C. 

lines 

ATLANTIC STEEL CO., P. 0. Box 1714, 

Atlanta. Ga. 

Chairman—T. K. Glenn 

Pre*.—Robert Gregg 

Vice Pres. and G. M.-r-N. C. Harrison 

Vice Pre*., Sale*—C. F. Stone 

Treaa.—Paul W. Miller 

Sec—G. A. Howell 

Pur. Agl.—G. XV. Romey 

Supt. O. H. and Bloom Mill—G. D. Wallers 

Supt. Roll and Wire Mill—0. L. Mc* 

Gowan 

A**t,—Supt. Roll Mill—R. M. Lang 

Supt. Hoop Mill—E. E. Schukraft 

Supl. Mach.—J. H. Sneed 

Brick Supt.—L. XV. Wade 

Chief Engr.—R. H. Lowndes 

Aut. Chief Engr.—M. A. Wilson 

Chief Elee—G. E. Thrash ., 

Mech. Engr.—R. E. Bobbitt, Jr. 

Steam Engr,—M. P. Lawton 

Safety Engr. C. J. Vandevenier 

M. M.—S. N. Roberts 

Chief Chemist—C. G. Schenck 

Chief Draftsman—M. A. Wllaon 

Roll Designer—D. A. Lennox 

Storekeeper—C. Bradley 

EQUIPMENT—50-ton basic Open hearth 

furnace with waste heat boilers, 2 furnaces 

on producer gas, 1 furnace on oil 

PRODUCTS—Cotton Capacity—100,000 

or 

driven 8 one mill; motor one tie chant drawing one 10-inch, machine*, wire machlnea, houiea, angle*, rods, galvanised wire, nail soaking 

pulverised 

a. and field 8-inch 6-stand 18 motor field merchant bar blued driven 2 channel*, power blocks, small block*; 6-inch high 2 with fence mill, 5-stand wire, pit*, driven; fence, nail*. staple 14-inch hoop 

coal; 

house*, reveraiog hoop bar*, one necessary Morgan machine*. motor tons half pulverised 2 nails, bale motor and ties, one machine*. 32 

one 

galvanising mill; bllleta. round*, ingols conlinuous etc. driven; blocks; 10-inch, tie*, colton-tie staple*, blooming rod 

25-inch 

hoops, driven shop*, 20 one coal plain per half galvanised and barb-wire 7 12-incb, 56 80-wire 6-stand frames, year barbed bands, cotton fired: woven 

motor 

boiler ovsla, billet mill; wire, mer nail


Capital—$1,700.000; bonds ontatanding, AURORA FOUNDRY CO.. 322 First Ave, 

$757,000 

So. Seattle, Wash. 

Railroads—Eight line* 

Vice Prea.—E, H. Hutchison 

ATLANTIC STEEL CASTING CO.. THE, Treaa. and Pur. Agt.—George F. Ha*g 

6th and Lloyd Si*., Chester, Pa. 

Scc.^~D. Danneman 

Pre*.—W. A. Faiaon 

Supt.—M, G. Tennent 

V. Pre*, and G. M.—R. S. Munson PRODUCTS—Steel catting* 

V. Pre*., Sales—E. V. Powell 

B 

Treas.—T. J. Sproul 

BABCOCK ft WILCOX TUBE CO., THE, 

See and Asat. Treas.—P. J. Mauer 

47ih St., Beaver Fall*. p». 

Pur. Agt.—J. W. Cuddy 

Pre*.—A. G. Pralt 

Gen. Supt.—J. M. Schabach 

Vice Prea.—I. Harter, New York City 

Supt. O. 11.—P. McKlnney 

Treaa. and Sec.—F. J. Cluley 

Asat. O. H. Supt.—Jobn Cullen 

Assls. lo Sec.—Wm. Shcldrich and F. L. 

Engr.—L. B. Dunnigan 

Ward. New York City 

M. M.—N. S. Rhoads 

Pur. Agl.—T. M. Peckateln 

Chemist—Thomas Feeley 

Supt.—H. H. Murray 

Storekeeper—J. W. Bradley 

Asst. Supl.—L. E. Sawyer 

EQUIPMENT—One 10-ton O. H. furnace M. M.—W. F. MeCleary 

PRODUCTS—Steel caatinga 

PRODUCTS—Seamless ateel tubes, hot 

Capacity—9.000 ton* per year 

finished and cold drawn for boiler* and 

Capital—35,000 aha res no par value 

mechanical purpose* from 5 '£ -inch 

Railroad*—Penna., B. ft 0., P. ft R. down to about 1%-inch in 0. D. and 

ATLAS STEEL CORP.. Dunkirk. N. Y. 

seamless pipe from l inch to 5 inch**. 

Chairman—R. J. Groi* 

Capital—$1,200,000 

Pre*.—A. F. Dohn 

Rail roads— Pe nna. 

Vice, Pre*.—C. P. Burgee* 

BALKWILL MANGANESE CROSSING 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—F. B. Louni- CO.. 2740 Fairmont Blvd., Cleveland, 0. 

Vie"pres. and Treas.—H. E. Nichols Prea.—Stephen Balkwill 

See and Pnr. Agt.—Walter Bould 

BALTIMORE MALLEABLE IRON ft 

Asst. Treas. and Aaat. See—L. H. Mat- STEEL CASTING CO., Charles and 

tison 

Wells Sts., Baltimore. Md. 

Gen. Supt.—C. W. Spillal 

V'res. and Trea*.—Joseph P. Kennedy 

Supt. Blooming and Fin. Mill* — W . A. Vice Pre*.—Franci* Kennedy 

Jackson 

Sec.—K. M. Kaltenbach 

Supt. of M-Iling—J. N. Brookfleld 

Pur. Agt.—Francis J. Flynn 

Chief Engr.—M. R. Ro*c 

BALTIMORE ft OHIO R. R. CO. Rolling 

Chief Elee. En*r.—L. R. Phelps 

Mill, at Cumberland. Md. 

Met.—W. H. Will* 

Supl. Roll Mill—C. T. Carney 

Chief ChemisI—W. T. Hartley 

BALTIMORE TUBE CO.. 1301 Wicomice 

Safely ln*p.—F. A. Reil 

St.. Baltimore, Md. 

Draftsman—V. Gloff 

Chemist—Edward M. Kennard 

Storekeeper—F. H. Faraura 

BANCROFT ft MARTIN ROLLING 

EQUIPMENT—Electric and crucible fur MILLS CO.. Souih Portland, Me. 

naces; one 20-inch, one 14-inch, two 10- Pres.—William E. Clark 

inch mills; hammers and wire drawing Trea*. and Gen. Mgr.—Kenneth T. Burr 

machinery 

PRODUCTS—Tool and alloy 

Pur. Agt.—Harry Anderson 

steel bar* 

10 

Gen, Supl.—John B. Conner 

ATLAS Capacity—15,500 Capital—15,000 Railroad*-—Penna.. Pres.—G. Vice Sec. Treas.—C. Gen. ChemisI—W. C*pacily—14.000 EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCT—Steel snd issued. 3,240: and Elmwood snd Supt.^T. M. Pre*, STEEL cold Erie M.—W. Pur. $1,561,900 30.000 H, R. drawn and Ave.. CASTING Haendiger Chisholm Wyckoff Agl.—H. A. G. shares tons Hartel sleel Buffalo, lona shares Logan casting* Nickel M.—E. open CO., per annually preferred; L. common; Plate, year N. hcarih C. 1*63 Chisholm Y. Strong N. furnace* issued, bonds Y. , C. _ BARNES BARTLETT 

Supt. 

Chief Capacity—£5.000 Capital—$240,000: Railroad*—B. See—H. PRODUCT—Sleel Pres. Vice Conn. Harvard Pre*, Pres.—I. Engr.—XV. 

Roll 

Mini COMPANY. ft L. Treas.—XV. 

Mill—0. 

Ave., and SNOW McKinnon ft S. Gen. S. WALLACE. Cleveland, M.. gross strip Osborn CO., bonds Anderaon 

E. 

Mgr.—H. M. S. ion* for 

Clark 

C. C. Lister issued, springs Briilol, 0-. Ohio. and S. 6200 O. $60,000 Hersey T.


Asst. Treas.—J. Q. Markin 

Pur. Agt.—C. R. Wilson 

Works Mgr.—C. J. Neville 

Prod. Mgr.—H. A. Christy 

Chief Engr.—M. E. First 

Chief Draftsman—R. M, Gerstacker 

PRODUCTS—Skip hoists, sprocket chains 

and wheels, gears, conveying and elevating 

equipment, coal and ash handling 

machinery. 

Capital—$551,200; bond* issued $150,000. 

BAY CITY ELECTRIC STEEL CAST 

ING CO., Fool of Trumbull St. Bay 

City. Mich 

Pre*.—S. S. Fair 

Treas.—E. M. Mill* 

EQUIPMENT—Eloclric furnace 

PRODUCTS—Electric sleel castings 

Capacity—20 Ion* per day 

Co-partnership 

Railroads— M. C. P. M.. G. T. Mich. 

Ry. Co. 

BAY VIEW FOUNDRY CO.. Water snd 

McDonough Sis.. Sandusky. O. 

Pre*, and Tree*.—E. L. March 

Vice Pre*.—A. J. Wentworth 

See and Asst. Treaa.—C. C. Teasel 

PRODUCTS—Steel, semi-steel gray Iron, 

brass, bronie and aluminum castings 

BEAUMONT IRON WORKS CO.. Crockett 

Ave.. Beaumont, Tex. 

Chairman—L. J. Black 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—A. I. Brainard 

Vice Pre*.—Char Sea Paggi 

Treas. and See—Charles B. Sheeks 

Asst. Treas. and Asst. See—N. G. Nuttall 

Pur. Agl.—Chas. Worthen 

Cblef Engr.—L. J. Black 

Elee Engr.—J. T. Shoemaker 

M. M.—A. L. Morel 

Draftsman—XV. H. McChcsnev 

Plant Supl.—E. J. Roach 

Foreman Forge Dept.—S. B. Crouch 

Foreman Iron ft Steel Fdry.—G. A. Field* 

Foreman Pattern Shop—F. A. Doyle 

Foreman Machinist— A. G. Phiefer 

EQUIPMENT—Electric sleel furnace, grey 

iron cupola. 

BEAVER Trea*.—C. See—R. BECKER Piea.—Walter Treas. Capital—$700,000 

Pres.—C. Vice PRODUCTS—"Beavalloy" PRODUCT—Oil Railroads—Gulf sea, calling* sauton,ern Pres. St., Pacific W. and Pa. ALLOY STEEL A. New S. Va. and E. See—Douglas Haddock. Marshall B. FOUNDRY CO. Coh-man York, G. field Coasl. Comfort M.—W. OF N. AM.. machinery. Jr. CO.. Y. Santa racial L, Nicholson Plant: 154 Mon- Forster Fe, Nas and CharlesSouth alloy 

EELFONT STEEL ft WIRE CO.. Ironton, 

O. Consolidated with Kelly Nail A 

Iron Co. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—I. P. Blanton 

Vice Pres.—S. G. Gilfillan 

Treas.—John C. Brown 

See and Pur. Agl.—T. J. Hayes 

Auditor—H. M. Forman 

Gen. Supl.—I. A. Ryan 

Aait. Gen. Supt.—G. A. Mayne 

Supt. B. F.—George F, Kerwin 

Chief Engr. and M. M.—J. William* 

Slcam Engr.—George Williams 

Elee E|igr.—Albert Lawless 

Chemist—R. Loyer 

Foreman—Wm. Brady 

Foreman—J. Mayne 

Foreman Machine Shop—Howard Jacobs 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnaces, wire 

drawing; plant, wire nail plant 

PRODUCTS—Nail*, wire, barbed wire and 

pig Iron 

Capacity—100,000 tons pig iron, 1,000.000 

keg* of nails, 16,000 tons of wire 

Capita!—$5,000,000 

BELLE CITY MALLEABLE IRON CO. 

Forest Si., Racine. Wis. 

Pre*.—Judaon F. Si one (inactive) 

Vice Pre*.. See. and G. M.—C. S. Anderson 

Treaa.—S. Kiito 

Asst. to Sec.—J. M. Stone 

Supl.—N. E. Jolman 

Chief and Elee Engr.—Chas. Finn 

M. M.—R. Anderson 

Met,—D. P. Spencer 

Safety Engr,—E. O. Jonea 

EQUIPMENT—Four 20-ton air furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Certified malleable iron castings 

from customers' patterns 

BERGER MFG. CO.. THE. 1038 Belden 

Ave,. N. E., Canton, O. (Subsidiary of 

Central Alloy Steel Corp.) 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—S. S. French 

Assl. to Pres.—J. B. Montgomery, II 

Treaa. and See—Geo. B. Harlan 

Cen. Satea Mgr.—Geo. P. Galvin 

Pur. Agt.—C. J. Greaser 

BERRY Gen. Met.—S. Railroads—Penna,. See—H. Fur. M. PRODUCTS—Railroad Work* Chief Serekeeper—J. PRODUCTS—McUl Capacity—100.000 Capital—$100,000. Pres, Master and corrugated locker*, Fifth M.—P. Agt.—C. Supt.—James and eteel 

Engr.—Paul IRON Mgr.—F. Mechanic—Tho*. Si*.. D. L. Treaa.—G. bin* Awender ft Tulhill St. Brook* culverts, C. STEEL and L. Joseph. A. McDonald W. ton* all E. Vignos Curran Schraits shelving, ft lumber, D. CO. Porter issued celling*, castings, L. per A. Berry Mo. Oak E. year Sindelar and metal etc. aud equipment, «« B. ft lath. j O.


EESSIE FURNACE CO.. Columbus. O. 

Furnace; New Straitsvillc, 0. 

Pros, and Treas.—Caleb L. McKee 

Sec.—Mr. Donahue 

(At New Strallsville. O.. Furnace) 

Supt.—Joseph Blunkenship 

BEST STEEL CASTING CO., INC.. 105th 

Ave, Oakland, Cal, 

Pres. and G. M.—II. H. Whiting 

Vice Pre*.-—John Tuohy 

Treaa.—G. A. Gunn 

See—Violet Purccll 

Pur. Agt.—Walter W. Silva 

Gen. Supt. Steel—J. D. Gengcr 

Gen. Supt. Iron—U. L. Marchal 

Chief Engr.. Elee Engr. and M. M.— 

P. Bordana.ro 

Met. and Chemist—O. Van Dewaler 

EQUIPMENT—Two 2-lon Bessemer furnaces, 

one G-ton Heroull, one 1-ton Ren- 

Assl. Chief Engr.—XV. P. Jones 

Chief Elee Engr.—p. M. Peily 

Asst. Elee Engr.—K. M. Raynor 

Engr. Tests—A. P. Spoor* 

Prod. Engr.—Charles Schenek 

Experimental Engr.—R, J. Klvcrr 

M. M.—H. S. Walker 

Steam Engr.—T. A. Lewi* 

Mel.—XV. R. Shimer 

Chief 

(At 

Chemist—-Wm. 

Silicon Division, 

Lunts 

Bethlehem, Pa.) 

Supt.- 

Chief 

-S. 

Draflsman—W, 

J. Cort 

J. Phillip* 

Supt. 

Safely 

O. 

Engr.—George 

H. No. 2—V. 

Vary 

J. Paselli 

Supt. 

B. F. 

Roll 

Designer-—A. 

Mills—W. 

W. 

J. 

Clemens 

Thomas 

Supt. 

Roll Designer—W. 

Fabricating Shop—A. 

T. Miller 

C. Morgan 

Supl. Finish. Dept.—George Todd 

Supt. Shape Mill—P. A. Shuls 

Supt. Standard i.abor—J. Mills—Frank O. Gross Snyder 

Supt. Elee Insp.—M. Dept.—A. C. Hanssen J. Standing 

M. M .—C. XV. Schuler 

nerfeldl electric furnace 

Supl. (Al 

Tests—H, 

Roll Sparrow* 

0, 

Shop—George Point. 

Jones 

Md.. Aykroyd Plant) 

Gen. 

PRODUCTS—Rough iron and steel catt 

Slipt. Mgr.—XV. F Roberta 

ing* 

Safety Asst. Mgr.—R. B. Gerhard! 

Supt. 

Citpacily—12.000 tons iron and 10.000 Engr. Blast Furnace—J. E. Sullivan 

Asst. Supt. B. F.—C. T. Hoffman 

tons steel casting* 

Supl. Blooming and Com. Mill—John Rock 

Capilal—$1,000,000 

Supt. 0. H. and Bessemer—E. A. Whealon 

Railroad—Southern Pacific 

Supt. Coke Plant—R. C. Glaiier 

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. General 

Supl. Plate Mill—Frank Roger* 

offices: Bethlehem, Pa. Plants; Bethle Supt. Rod and Wire Mill—John Mordtc* 

hem. S tee Hon. Coatesville. Johnstown 

Chief Engr.—H. C. Lane 

and Lebanon, Pa.; Sparrows Point, Md.; M. M.—L. F. Coffin < 

Lackawanna, New York 

Supt. Elee Dept.—F. U. Scbnuie 

Chairman—Charles M. Schwab 

Safely and Welfare— H. C. Price 

Pres.—E. G. Grace 

Engr. Teals—Edwin Barnhart 

Assl. to Pres.—J. M. Larkin 

(At I^ckawanna. N. Y„ Plant) 

Vice Pre*.—H. E. Lewis 

Gen. Mgr.—Timothy Burns 

Vice Pre*.—Josepl J. Tynan 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—George W. Whitehead 

Vice Pre*.—C. A. Buck 

Supt. Roll Mill—George A. Barclay 

ViC« Pres.—Quincy Bent 

Supt. B. F.—W. E. Keogh 

See—R. E. McMath 

Supt. Coke Ovens—A. H. Harri* 

As*t. Sec.—N. Berkeley 

Sleel Div.—Clyde Denlinger 

Treanfr-W. F. Horlmann 

Supl. O. H. No. 1—J. A. Creighton 

Assl.*Tre*B.—XV. L. Achenbach 

Supl. 0. H. No. 2—B. P. Wheeler 

Compt.—F. A. Shick 

Supt. No. 1 Mill—Willard H. Burcard 

Assl. Compt.—XV. L, Louia 

Supt. Nos. 2 and 12 Mill-—G. Thiess 

Mgr. Structural and Plate Sales—G. H. 

•Supl. Nos. 4 and 5 Mills—John Curiin 

Blakeley 

Mgr. of Orlnance—G. W. Struble 17 

Supt. No*. 6. 9, 10 and 14 Mill*—R. 

Hough 

(At Supt. Chief Supt. Div. Supl, Gen. Supl. Asst. Supt. Asat. 

Gen. 

Gen. Met. Engr. Pur. vester Lehigh Supt.—J. Supt.—C. Mgr.—R. 

Sales 

Traffic Engr.—C. Supt. Roll Engr.—Harry O. B. Agt.—C. Yards.—W. Forge Combination—H. Mill Refractories—W. H. F.—George Mill-J. 

Agt.—E. 

and B. O. Plant, No. Shop Mgr.—J. F.—A. H. M. R. A. R. Roll—D. E. 1 V. No. Lewi* Sylvester Hollon and Ellison and P. I.ehr Bethlehem, T. 

S. 

M. Heasley H. Bennell M. 3—Harry Fdry-—3. C. 

Knisely 

Morris 3—T. H. Hohl Fosdick L. Gross Sicbert Kelly Eynon L. Pa.) Davis Jaeger M. Syl A*st. Supl. Supt. Met.—Charle* Supl. Chief Sleam Supl. Supt. Supt. Davidson Elee Docks—C. Mech. Yards—F. Elee—Frank Roll No*. Spike, Engr.—W. Engr.—E. Engr.—Robert Dept.—C. 7 Depl.—Edward Bolt R. and Jacob*on J. E. Perkins A. 8 D. Robinson and Kiger James R. Mills—F. Eagan Graham Phipps Nut Clarke Works—S S. Escott


Engr. of Te*cs—H. J. Culler 

EQUIPMENT— 

Blast Furnace—Stoves, 26 central combustion 

chamber type and 10 side combustion, 

4 for each furnace: stack*, 9 

Steel Mill—Open hearth furnaces. 22 stationary, 

2 tilting; gaa producers, 48 in 

open bearlh furnaces, 39 In mill*; number 

of crane*, 218 electric and 9 Gantry 

Type* and No. of Mills—One rail mill, 3 

structural mills, one slab mill, one plale 

mill,'one blooming mill, one ibeel bar 

and billet mil). 3 merchant mill* and 

splice bar and tie plate mill 

Power Plant—Gas and *ie*m engine*: 

horupower 50.000 ga* engine 18.000 

aleam engine. 7,000 kw. turbo-generator 

and 12,500 kw. unit instilled 

PRODUCTS—Rail*, tie plaies. splice bar*. 

•pikes, bolta. structural material, plates, 

merchant bars, sheet bars, billets, forg-^ 

Ings, sleel *heel piling, ingol molds 

Capacity—Approximately 1.341,000 Ions 

finished product annually 

Fuel—Coke, 1.000,000 tone: coal. 400,000 

tona; powdered coal plant, about 4,500 

tone used 

Railroad—South Buffalo Railway Co. 

(At Coatcsvillc. Pa., Plant) 

Gen. Mgr.—H. A. Whltaker 

fiupt. B. F.—P. F. Dolan 

Supt. Flanging Depl.—Howard Fairweaiher 

(At Cambria Works. Johnstown, Pa.) 

Gen. Mgr.—L. R. Custer 

Aasi. Gen. Mgr.—F. A. Scammell 

Aaat. to 0. M.—S. 0. Evans 

Mgr. Rep.—C. L. Baker 

Plant Pur. Agt.—E. O. Murry 

Works Acct.—B. A. Blume 

Asat. Worka Accl.—Irvin Penrod 

Supl. B. F.—R. McEldowney 

Asst. Supts. B. F.—Ben Harlan and Gor* 

don R. Bear 

Supl. 0. H. and Bess.—O. G. Broadbelt 

(lower works) 

Cashier—B. J. Picking 

Supt. Tranap.—H. E. Trout 

Gen. Storekeeper—H. F. Blough 

Foreman Masons—Charles Tredennick 

(Al Franklin Works. Johnstown. Pa.) 

Supl. O. H. and Milts—L. F. Quigg 

Supl. Mills—H. A. Marley 

Supt. 0. H.—H. R. Coulson 

(At Gautier Works, Johnstown. Pa.) 

Supt.—D. S. Muckley 

Asst. Snpt.—W. H. Bennett 

M. M.—A. B. Stutsman 

Foreman Roll Shop—Floyd A. D»y 

(At Lebanon. Pa.. Plant) 

Cm. War.—"Ahn P-nn B"ck 

Aut. Gen. Mgr.—J. H. Edmond* 

a-upt. U, t.—c. T. towards 

Supl. Roll Mill—W. H. Catterall 

Chief Engr.—J. (>. Kinney 

Supl. Bolt and Nut Plant—J. L. Sways* 

Supl, Coke Planl—E. R. CbrUtian 

Elee Engr.—Harry Holies 

Mel.—F. O. Kichiine 

(At Steelton. Pa., Plant) 

Gen. Mgr,—Frank A. Robbin*, Jr. 

Asal. Gen Mgr.—E. F. En t wide 

Supl. Coke Oven*— B. W. Wlnahip 

Aut. Supt. Coke Ovens—Chas. Thornton 

Supl. B. F.—William G. Binder 

Asst. Supt. B. F.—J. A. Canning, Jr. 

Supl. O. H.—E. C. Taggart 

Aa»r. Supl. O. H.—J. W. Msgoun 

Supt. Rolling Mills—John C. Craig 

Supt. S. ft H. R. R. Co.—J. H. McDonald 

Supt. Gen. Labor—G. R. Cover 

Sup!. Bridge Depl.—J. H. Myers 

Supl. Frog and Swilch Dep!.—G. S. Vie*ery 

Supl. Sleel Fdry.—W. W. Cooper 

Aui. Supl. Sleel Fdry.—E. R. Howell* 

Supi. Forge Depl.—H. Pre*.. B, Sale*—XV, H*in J. 0. 

Chief Engr.—W. T. Drake 

Safely Enjr.—J. H. Butler 

Elee Engr.—J. C. Reed 

Asm. Elee Engr.—G. J. Wals 

Supt. Lower Work*—J, V, Symons 

Works Account—M. R. Weber 

Supt. Rod and Wire Mill—H. H. Phillips ia 

Mel.. Engr. of Tesla—H, B. Bent 

Supl. Sleel Car and Struct.—B. F, Faunce Roll Designer—A. F. Nelson 

Chief Steam Chief K. M. Foreman Supt. Snpt. Safely Chief Supt. Aaal. Supl. Eng. Aui. Aasi. Engr. 14. Aut. Supl. Aut. A-1 M.—W. M. M., Tests.—L. Chief ChemiM—W. Supt. Supl. Order Coke Eng. Wheel Engr.—R. Supt. Mech. Elee Fdry.—E. Msinl.—Harry Wire Engr.—E. Engr.—J, Coke Roll Wks.—H. Engr.—W. Teat*—Earl Car Elee—Frank Mech. H. Depl.—F. Mills—J. Engr.—XV. Wheel Plant— Depl.—F. Shop—J. and Rcdger* Dept.—L. H. L. W. A. Dept.—Geo. B. E. Plant—A. P. Winkler Stevens Palch Northwocd Greer D. M. Sleiner F.—Charlc* E. Trexler C. J. G. E, E. Penrod Miller W. Crosselt Seoil Thompson Fraak Cranslon C. Howell* Miller Cramer Pritner W. Rodger* O'Leary Hoover BETTENDORF Chief Asst. Sec.—E. Fur. Gen. Supt. Supl. Supt. Gen. Chiel Blast Open ChemisI—G. Mec. Pre*, \ ice Clasen Iowa Agl.—F. Supl.—P. Pres., Storekeeper—C. and Engr.—Geo. O. Clerk Hearth Engr.—F. Fdry.-R. Cnr Furnace to J. H.—C. Vi Treas.—J. Dent.—W. COMPANY, Betlendorf 

Sales—J, lo P. M. Bendixen Gen. XV. L. W, M.—C. GoddarH Vsnier S. M.—A. Elchman Mgr.—H. Lewis W. Veach Bettendorf. 

E. Comslock H. McMann Betendorf Shope F. Bendixer A. Beck Mowery W. Zook


Mech. Engr.—R. Leppln 

Chief Met.—B. XV. Miller 

M. M.—P. W. Reck 

Aut. Gen. Supl.—Al Jacks 

Elee. Engr.—C. Beilenberg 

Foreman Machinist-—Guy Miller 

Steam Engr.—August Schoendelin 

Storekeeper—Earl Smith 

Met.—R. V. Froude 

EQUIPMENT—Moore electric furnace 

ChemisI—M. H. Bendixen 

PRODUCTS—Steel caatlngs, eleclric pro 

Foreman Elee—Wm. McGregor 

cess 

Fireman Fdry.—C. Kropp 

Opacity—-00 tons per month 

Toreman Car Dept.—Theodore Laulau Capilal—$250,000; issued, $ 150,000; 

Storekeepers—H. Kellogg, J. Baker and bonds issued, $50,000 

E. Hunter 

Railroad*—B. ft 0., boat shipment* Ohio 

EQUIPMENT—Seven 25-ton O. H. fur river 

naces 

BLANDON ROLLING MILL, INC., Blan 

PRODUCTS—Steel freight cars and steel don, Pa. 

castings fir car* 

Pre*.—H, A. Smink 

Capacity—75.000 ton* calling* and 8,000 Vice Pres.—William Seyfert 

cars 

Treas.—Heber L. Smilh 

Railroad*—C. B. ft Q., C. M. ft Si. P.. Sec.—S. E. Pflum 

C. R. I. ft P. and C. D. ft M. 

Gen. Mgr.—G. Howard Bright 

BIRDSBORO STEEL FOUNDRY ft MA 

EQUIPMENT—One 11-inch skelp mill: 

CHINE CO., Birdsboro, Pa. 

one 8-inch skein mill; 6 double and one 

Pres.—Robert E. Brooke 

aingle puddling furnaces; 4 healing fur 

Vice Pre*.—Geo. Brooke 

naces; one 18-inch 2-high puddling mill 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—John E. Mc Capacity—8.000 tons muck bar; 20.000 

Cauley 

ions of skelp 

Vice Pre*, ft Works Mgr.—Marshall Post Capital—$37,500 

Trea*.—George Brooke. Ill 

Railroads—Eight miles from Reading, Pa., 

See—Georse L. Alston 

East Penn branch Reading R. R. 

Pur. Agt. Supplies—John K. Klink 

BLISS ft LAUGHLIN. INC.. Harrey, 111 

Pur. Agt. Metal*—Robert P. Renlschler Pre*.—Paul J. Kalman 

Sunt. Machine Shop and Maintenance— Vice Pre*, and G. M.—Waller R. Howell 

Robert E. Power 

Treaa,—Howard H, Hericy 

Snpt. No. 1 Fdry—John Rhoads 

See—H, XV. Lllkngren 

Supt. No. 2 Fdry.—John Poller 

Assl. Vice Pre*.—Ward P. Mitchell 

Supt. Roll Fdrv.—John Sherker 

Gen. Supt.—P. H. Metsler 

Supl. O. H.—Harry E. Massey 

PRODUCTS—Cold drawn steel and turned 

Chief Engr.—Edward Peterson 

polished shafting 

Hvdraulic Sale* Engr.—H. P. Lausiucq Capilal—$1,000,000 

Mgr. Steel Casting Sales—R. A, Cannon BONNEY-FLOYD CO.. THE. Columbus. 

Mel.—W. C. Hani* 

Ohio 

EQUIPMENT—Sleel foundry: three 25- Pre*, and Trea*.—John L. V. Bonney 

Ion acid open hearths; roll foundry; *ir Vice Pre*., See ind G. M.—Waller B. 

furnace, cupola and complete annealing r'lr.-.d 

unit; machine shop; modern tool* 

Pur. Agt.—Charles F. Stephen 

PRODUCTS—Freight car truck bolsters, EQUIPMENT—Sleel foundry; 2 15-lon O. 

aide frames, draft arms and yokes: loco H. furnace*; two 5-ton electric furnaces 

motive engine frames and wheel centers: PRODUCTS—Steel castings 

miscellaneous locomotive- and car castn 

Capacilv—18,000 tons annually 

inga; miscellaneous sleel casting* of all Railroad*—N. Y. C, Penna.. B. ft 0., H, 

BLACKWOOD Pre*.—E. Vice Treas., Cm. Sup!, Capacity—25,000 Railroads—Schuylkill CORP.. descriptions 000 all sleel, Special; machinery, sure concentrating tona width line Pres.—B. Sunt types Fdry—Wayne W. pound*: valves rolls: See special and —H. A. Parkersburg, A hydraulic ELECTRIC of and 23 N. rubber Brast from machining snd roll* alloy, W. special machinery S feel Div. Pnr. tons 01,101.1 Buchanan one machinery, Miller Shephard machinery, diameter including STEEL Div. durite Reading steel alloy Agt.—C. W. pound up P. V*. easting*: and *lee! to crushing R. Co. up chill, steel high H. Birdsboro 15 R., castings: to Kibby works 6.000 ft. sand, 100. pres main snd in BOOM Pres, Vice Trea*. See—J. Supt.—W. Chief Elee Foreman Storekeeper—Geo. PRODUCTS—Welding, Capilal—$30,000 

Foremen—Jake lene V. Main Plant Pre*.—J. BOILER and Engr.—S. Engr.—C. and snd at M. Machinist—Joseph Gen. N. H. Gen. thermil. 1206 Tolmie ft Elm Heller Mgr.—XV. G. Rolh Van D. Supl.—H. W. WELDING Main Heller Ave*.. Boom Vogt machine Munfhie and eleclric, Ave. CO. Cleveland, B, Ami! Halverson Denny work. Boom THE. nxy-acety- Northam Ohio.


BOURNE FULLER CO., Upson Works. 

Cleveland, O. 

Pres.—R. S. Hall 

Vice Pres. Opr.—J. E. Kreps 

Vice Pres.—L. H. Elliott and F. K. Moore 

Sales Mgr.—H. H. Pleaunce 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—L. H. Elliott 

Sec.—M. L. Hopkins 

Pur. Agt.—A. H. Presl"n 

Gen. Supt.—N. K. Hartford 

Supt. B. F.—H. J. Allen 

Supt. O. II.—Robert Cam 

Supl. Roll Mill—W. H. Walkin* 

Supt. Bolt and Nut Works—H. Ellison 

Chief Engr.—Willard Brown 

Chief Elee Engr.—A. L, Reickert 

Mech. Eng.—L. F. Milligan 

M. M.—R. Ingli* 

Mel.—H. D. Burkei 

Chief Draflsman—XV. H. Bradley 

Roll Designer—J. E. Mann 

Storekeeper—A. C. Bourne 

EQUIPMENT—Blast furnace, open hearth. 

rolling mills, bolt and nut shop 

TRODUCTS—Pig iron, billets, bars, nul* 

and bolt* 

Canacilv—.p;g iron, 10,000 inns monthly: 

billets, 25.000 ion.: bar*. 22,000 tons; 

nuts and bolla. 5,000 tons 

Capital—*2.,i,000.000: issued, tl9.000.000 

BRAMCOTE FDRY ft MACHINE CO., 

Pott a town. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caslings 

BRIGHTMAN BROS. CO., 773 

Ave. Station G, Box 63. Columbus. O. 

Pres.—C. W. Bnghimsn 

Vice Prea.—H. M Brlghtmsn 

Trea*.—G. F. Bnghtman 

Asst, Trea*.—Fr»nk Lrchnert 

>'r —PloivirJ L. Bnghtman 

Aut. to See—T. L. Bright man 

PRODUCTS—Hexngon bar nuls, shafting 

and ahaf; straightening machinery 

Cental—$250,000: slock Issued. $223,500 

Ki.ilro.iils — Lncted on N. Y. C. Lines. 

Ohio Central Division, Iruck to all lines 

entering Columbus 

BRIGHTON ELECTRIC STEEL CAST 

ING CO.. Beaver Falls. Pa. 

Pres.—D. T. Sip* 

Treas.. See and Pur. Agt.—XV. F. Waxenfeller 

Gen. Supl.—Fred DewhursI 

Siorekener—Raymnid Snyder 

EQUIPMENT—Eleclric furnace and necessary 

nppliance* 

PRODUCTS—Chrome ackel caating* 

Capacity—3 Ion* per day 

Capital—$100,000: iuued. $23,900 

Railroad'—Penn . P. ft L. E.. N. Y. Cen- 

Railroads—Big 4. Erie direct and all Iral Lines, Pgh.. Harmony ft Butler 

Cleveland connections 

Slrecl Ry. 

(At Cleveland. O., Union Mills) 

BRODERICK ft BASCOM ROPE CO.. 

Vice Pre*.—J. E. Kreps 

801-809 No. Firat St.. St. Louis, Mo. 

Si.pt.—C. A. McDowell 

Plan!*: 4233 No. Union Blvd., St. 

M. M.—John J. Phillip* 

I-ouis, M«. and Seattle. Wash. 

Chief Elee—XV. L. Wonder 

Chairman—Joreph D. Bascom 

Roll Designer—John James 

Pre*.—John K. Broderick 

EQUIPMENT—One Sl-ineh structural See and Treas.—Charles E, Baccom 

mill; one 10-inch semi-cont'nuous mer Gen. Supt.—E. P. Frederick 

chant milt, concrete bar and fabricating Mgr. Tramway Depl.—P. W. Grice 

department; one 8-inch guide mill PRODUCTS—Wire rope and aerial wire 

BRAEBURN ALLOY STEEL CORP.. 

rope tramways 

Brieburn. Pa. 

(Al 8 So. Edmunds St,. Seattle, Wash) 

Chairman. Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—T, H, Mgr.—H. W. Wilker 

McGraw. Jr. 

Chief Elee—A. B. Cratly 

First Vice Pres.—F. E. Prali n 

M. M.—Cliff Edward* 

Treas.—D. W. Yealy. al BIsirsville. Pa. Foremsn—H. A. Kamp 

See—A. 

Asat. Works Supt. Supi. Slorekeeper—11. M. PRODUCTS—High Capacity—12.000 Capital—$1,000,000 

Railroad—Allegheny Pur. Mel.—John EQUIPMENT—Twn snd nnces: mill; drawn loy tric M.—W. Agt.—C. Gen. lool Rolling Elee furnace annealing Mgr.—Norman 6 one mills 

J. 

one steam steels: Mgr.—Felix Sleel—F. A. 

Barneil. 

XV. 14-inch, «teel Mill—F. 10-inch, R. Nelson I, forging McLure furnaces, cold Cline Mns Chambordon 

speed, Div., 

al 

C. 6-lon I. drawn 3-high L. of Kremp hammers; 

Lai 

Onmiller Si"!*. Penna. Chambordon 

cold carbon w're 

robe, 

eleclric tool .*>• 0-stand melt stand and R, sleel 

Ps. EQUIPMENT—Wire rope machinerv 

and healing R, elec cold bar ah fur- bar BROOKE Capilal—$1,084,000 

Capacity—110.000 BRYDEN-NEVERSLIP PRODUCTS—Win Pre*.—Edward Treas. Sec.—George Pur. Supl. Chief Chemist—Weiten EQUIPMENT—-One PRODUCTS—Pig ore suqua. New Pa. Ast.—C. Engr.—Wilbur Bla.l m'ne and IRON Brunswick. Po.. equipment Gen. Furnaces—F. CO., and Brooke K. Brooke Mgr.—Robert Wen-er iron Man Montreal, E. CO.. tons N. rope blast Hilton ft wilier J. annually Hamilton G„ furnace Ward Plinis, Can. Birdiboro. E. Coburo and St., Brooke Catal- iron


Pres.—James W. Johnson 

BUCYRUS COMPANY. South Milwaukee, 

See and Gen. Mgr.—Ross R. Harrison Wis. Plants: South Milwaukee and 

Treas.—H. Morley Hollon 

Evansville. Ind. 

(At Caiasauqua. Pa., Plant. Front and PiM,—XV. XV. Coleman 

Chapel Sis.) 

Vice Pres.—E. K. Swlgari 

Works Mgr.—H. M. Hollon 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—D. P. Eell* 

Pur, Agt. and Storekeeper—Allan Camp Vice Pres. and See—G. A. Morison 

bell 

Vice Pre*., Charge Engr.—W. Bager 

Gen. Supt. and Chief Elee Engr.—Chris Fur. Agt.—C. A. Kelly 

tian Wilson 

Works Mgr.—W. M. Myers 

Aa»t, Gen. Supl. and Draftsman—Edward Supt. Fdry.—N. R. Knox 

Payton 

Mech. Engr.—Werner Lehman 

Foreman Machinist—John Kuhns 

Elee Engr.—P. S. Stevens 

Roll Designer—Foster McAdoms « Met.—A. XV. Lorenx 

EQUIPMENT—20-inch and 10-inch roll- (At Decker Road. Evansville. Ind.. Plant) 

ing mills; drop hammers: cold heading Supt.—C. E. Gage 

equipment; machine shop; heal treating A--8t. Supl.—F. Springer 

PRODUCTS—Horseshoes, calks, iron and A-sl. lo Supl.—J. J. Ford 

at eel bars, drop forging* 

Supl. Sleel Fdry.—N. R. Knox 

Capacity—12,000-15.000 tons 

Steam Engr.—A. S. Sehverger 

Capilal —• $2,000,000 preferred; 20.000 PRODUCTS—All sises and types of shov 

preferred: 36,000 common; no par comels, dredges, dragline and tower exes* 

mon 

valors, trench machines, wrecking cranes, 

Railroads—C. R. R. of N. J. and Lehigh ballast plows, steel eastings and forg* 

& New England 

ings 

BUCKEYE ROLLING MILL CO.. 501 

BUFFALO BOLT COMPANY. P. O, 

National Exchange Bank Bldg., Sieuben- Drawer 543. North Tonawanda, N. Y. 

ville. Plant: Newark, O, 

Pres.—Ralph Plumb 

Pre*.—Isaac M. Scolt 

As*t. to Pre*.—J. J. McLaughlin 

Vice Pre*. Sale* and Opr., Treas. and G. Vice Pres.—G. A. Mitchell 

M.—J. T. Sarrall 

Treas. and See—R. K. Albright 

Sec.—C. H. Dosselt 

Assl. lo See—S, C, Wead 

Copilal—$500,000 

Rr.lea Mgr.—W. F. McKensie 

(At Newark, O.. Plant) 

Assl. .Sales Mgr.—A. M. Jones 

Supl. Roll Mill—Leo Hiler 

t:en. Supl.—G. F. Blaaler 

Asal. Supt. R. M.—Fred Kirkpalricfc Supl. Roll Mill—C. A. Schneider 

Mech. Engr.—Joseph Kaplan 

Supl. Prod.—Joseph Pet (apiece 

EQUIPMENT—One 18-inch re-rolling mill Chief Engr., Elee Engr. and Steam Engr. 

complete 

—L. T. Perrish 

PRODUCTS—Light sleel mine rails and PRODUCTS—Bolls, nuts, screw* and bar 

acceaaories 

sleel 

Capacity—24.000 gross Ions year 

BUFFALO STEEL CO.. Tonawanda. N. Y. 

Railroads—Penna. and B. ft O. Lines Pre*. Treas, and Pur. Agt.—Jacob G. Jo 

BUCKEYE STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 

seph 

THE., Stulh Parions Ave.. Columbus, O. Vice Pres.—L. E, Block 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—S. P. Bush 

See—W. J. Kibler 

Vice Pre*.—J. G. Deshler 

Vice Prea.—J. C. Whiiridge 

•21 

EQUIPMENT—One 7-sIand mill 

PRODUCT—Rail sleel bars 

Vice Pres.—A. H. Thomas 

Chief A**!. Copilal—$1,000,000 Treas. Pur. Supl. Supt. Sleam Chief Storekeeper—C. PRODUCTS—Sleel Capacitv—1(10.000 common netl purposes Agl. Chief Mech. Rese>r?h Engr.—G. Fdrv. Engr.—9. Filling, and and Engr.—H. and See—Arno and Assl. Depl.—E. Fin. R. T. Elee Suiton Fur. Slyh ion* Johnson preferred; castings and Supl.—T. Depts.—G. XV. Dept.—F. Eberlein annually Pattern—W. W. Stertsbach for Campion $6,000,000 V. S. H. railway Taylor Pierce Bon- C. BUHL 

Capacity—40.000 

Pre*.—A. Vice 2nd Treuv Supt. Supl. Chief Capacity—12.000 Capita)—$690,000 

Pur. EQUIPMENT—Three PRODUCTS—Commercial Railroad—Dilrolt St.. hearth ing*; Ion* Vice Agl.—James MALLEABLE Pre*.—L, O. Engr. Elee—Harry Detroit, and open H.—Wm. Pre*, furnace* H. See.—S. and hearth 

Buhl Mich. and D. CO.. Sleam—Wm. Ion* Hfgn. 

to 

Wignall Buhl Smith G. LaPevre aieel A. 

50.000 

3290 malleable, mailable M.—P. Common* calling* malleable Wright 

tons 

J. Race iron, one McManus 

annually 

3.000 cast open


BURDEN IRON COMPANY, THE. Troy. 

Pre*.—James A. Burden. New York 

Asat. to Pre*.—F. A. Weymouth 

Vice Pre*.—William Burden, New York 

Treaa.—Robert Fcrrest 

See and Assl. Tress.—Charles Downs 

Assl. Sec.—Mrs. Grace W. Foster 

Mgr.—Wm. E. Millhouse 

Asst. Mgr.—OH* A. Van Denburgb, Jr. 

Supl. Fin. Milla—William Lswrie 

Supt. Puddling Depl.—Walter Bainbridge 

Chief Elee Engr.—Charles Wolfe 

Mech. Engr.—William Downs 

Steam Engr.—Andrew Kidd 

Metallurgist and Chera.-—Francis G. Lodge 

Roll Desin*-er—Ralph Hutchinson 

Machine Shop Snpi.—Irvin Millhouse 

PRODUCTS—Horse and mule shoe*, iron 

rivets, hollow drilled siaybolls. merchant 

bar iron: brands, "Burden Be*!." "H. 

B. ft 8.1 siayboll, engine bolt. 

Railroad—N. Y. Central connection 

BURNSIDE STEEL FOUNDRY CO., 1300 

E. 92nd SI., Chicago. III. 

Pre*.—H. F. Waijwell 

Vice Pres. and Trea*.—George L. Pollock 

See—W. A. Spnehler 

Pur. Agl.—H. J. Finley 

Gen. Mgr.—L. If. Bassini 

M. II, and Safety—E. J. Ternay 

EQUIPMENT —Multiple 3-ton eleclric 

melting furnace 


Capacity—5.000 ton* per year 


BYERS COMPANY. A. M.. 235 Water 

St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Plant*.: South 

Side. Pittsburgh, Pa., and Glrard, Ohio. 

Chairman—E. M. Byera 

Pre*.—A. H. Beale 

Assl*. lo Pres.—S. K. HIM and J. XV. 

Merriman 

Vice Prea.—J. F. Byers 

Vice Prea.—L. M. Johnston 

Vice Pre*.—C. L. Ives 

Tre»*. and See—Frank G. Love 

Ant. Trea*.—H. II. Bryant 

Pur. Agl.—J. E. Staufter 

Compl.—C. (Al (At Gen. Supl. A*Bt. Elee Safety M. Met.—E. Chemist—Fred Draflsman—A, PRODUCTS—Genuine Gen. A**t, Supt. Plant Chief Safety South Glrard. M.—Charles Supt.—Chas. Supt. Engr.—James Chief Gen, Roll. Fin. Engr.—W. Elee Engr.—L. Engr.—S. B. Side. Supt.—Tho*. Mills—Amo* Mill—J. W. G. Fngr.—O. Engr.—Jamea Slory 0„ Jensen C. Eckert F. Plant) T. Muirhead Pittsburgh. R. Jakubowski E. Lane Wagner Rilea H. Ca*e Maleer Groa* wrought M. Deeley Pritchard Kamerer Tiahlarich Caputo Pa.. pipe Plant) 

M. M.—G. XV. Sthidel 

Chief ChemisI—L. V. Bagnall 

Foreman Machinist—P. May 

Storekeeper—H. P. Price 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, muck bar and 

skelp iron 

Railroad*—Erie. B. ft O. and Penn*. Line* 

BY-PRODUCTS COKE CORP., 332 So. 

Michigan Ave, Chicago. 111. Plant: 

108th St. and Calumel River 

Free—C. D. Caldwell 

Asst. to Pres.—J. D. Forrest 

Vice Pres. Sale*—Seymour Wheeler 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—David L. Ward 

Trea*.—D. S. Boynton 

See and Asat. Trc**.—C. P. Fittgerald 

Asal. Gen. Mgr.—F. B. Thacker 

Assl. See—C. L. Cleaver 

1'ur. Agl.—W. A. Boynton 

(Al 108lh St. and Calumel River. Chicago. 

111.) 

Gen. Supt.—XV. C. McKee 

Asat. Gen. Supt.—L. M. Hunt 

CALDWELL ft PON CO.. H W.. 1700 

Supt. Coke Plant—C. L. Waggoner 

S. Western Ave. Chicago. III. 

Asst. Supt. Coke Plant—F. A. Hagedorn 

Chairman—Charles Pte* 

Supt. Labor—C. R. Calen 

Pre*.—Alfred Knuffmann 

Chief aod Power Plant Engr.—M. A, Tack 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—J. C. Nellegar 

Sleam Engr.—C. N. Arnold 

Treas. and Sec.—R. W. Yerfcea 

Safety Engr.—D. V. Medalie 

Fur. Agt.—W. T. Teuber 

M M.—Oscar Anderson 

Mgr.—L. XV. Shirley 

Aasi. Mgr.—E. H. Mathews 

Gen. Supt. A. F. Moore 

Chief Engr.—R. F. Bergman 

CALUMET STEEL CO.. 208 So. LaSall* 

St.. Chicago, III. Plant: Chicago 

Heights, 111. 

Pre*.—J. H. Potter 

Vice Pre*. Opr. and Sale*—S. S. Porter 

Vic- Pre*, and Trea*.—J. P. Hook 

Sec.—F. G. Cam:! 

(At Chicago Height*. 111., Plant., 11th and 

Wenlworth Ave) 

Gen. Supt.—L. H. Hook 

A*st. Gen. Supt.—L. E. Yenlter 

Supl. Mill*—P. Evans 

Macb. Shop Supt.—E. Peters 

M. M.—C. S. Wallrah 

Met.—Ivan Hacheff 

Roll Safety—W. Storekeeper—Harry EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Steel Capacity—75,000 mill, tural Designsr—H. 7-BUnd; steel T, tubing, Holmes me ton* C. bar* Lowe 8-inch 18-inch, steel Di*chinger annually 

and fence mill, shapes, one posts 5 14-inch stand* struc



Trea*.—XV. C. McCausland 

Railroad-—Four trunk line*. 1 belt line. Assl. Treas.—H. E. Jeffries 

1 switching line, gasoline trucks 

Asst. See—James W. Hamilton 

CANONSBURG STEEL ft IRON WORKS. 

Asat. Audilor*—C. E. McKillips and Wm. 

Canonsburg, Pa. 

Donald 

Pre*.—E. W. Edward* 

Pur. Agt.—C. R. Miller, Jr. 

1st Vice Pre*, and G. M.—J. M, Walson Uen. Mgr. of Sales—Chas. L. Wood 

2nd Vice Pre*.—H. W. Edward* 

Chief Mech. Engr.—Sidney Dillon 

Trea*.—G. D. Myers 

Mel. Engr.—C. F. W. Rya 

See—0. 8. Larkby 

Chief Civil Engr.—E. C. Brown 

A*st. Treas. and Assl. See—E. G. Haines Chief Elee Engr.—Samuel 8. Wales 

Pur. Agt.—J. R. Leonard 

Traffic Mgr.—L. C. Bihler 

Gen. Supt.—M. P. Wilson 

Ore Agent—McGilvray Shiran 

Chief Engr. and M. M.—A. J. Maskrey Assl. Gen. Mgr*. Sale*—W. P. Sieberl, S. 

Chief Elee Engr.—E. J. Lewis 

H. Hoov?r and John E. Wooda 

Foreman Machinist—Owen Adam* 

Gen. Mgr. Bar Mills—I. XV. Jenk* 

EQUIPMENT—Seven mills and 2 galvan Gen. Mgr. Resea'ch—J. 8. Unger 

ising pota 

Chief Bureau Instruction—J. M, Camp 

PRODUCTS—Black and galvanised *heet», Credit Mgr.—L. P. Payne 

roofing apecialtiea 

Gen. Agt.—J. P. Ke**!er. Jr, 

Capacity—40,000 gross ton* 

Special Agl*.—B. H. Taylor and W. E. 


Donaldson 

Railroad—P., C, C. ft St. h. 

Chief Surgeon—Dr. Wm. O'Ncll Sherman 

CANTON CULVERT ft SILO CO.. Canton. (Al Pittsburgh. Pa., City Blast Furnace*) 

0. 

Gen. Supt.—L. E. Riddle 

Vice Prea., Trea*., See. and G, M.—Perry Chief Engr.—Bruce Waller 

Van Home 

Aast. Engr.—Charles T. Siebert 

PRODUCTS—"Acme" (nestable) and Chief Chemist—William Bett 

"Imperial" riveted corrugated Toncan Power Engr.—E. A. Graham 

metal culverts 

(Isabella Furnaces, Etna. Pa.) 

CANTON STEEL FRDY. CO., 15th and Supt,—Wm. Stewart 

Allen SI... S. E.. Canlon, O. 

Assl. Supt.—T. G. Ayrea 

Pre*.—W. H. Morgan 

M. M.—Alfred Gilea 

Vice Pre*, and See—W. H. Ramsey Chief Clerk—L. P. Campbell 

Treaa.—T. D. Russell 

(Lucy Furnaces. Slat St., Pgh.. Pa.) 

Pur. Agl.—H. S. Boose 

Gen. Supt.—L. E. Riddle 

Gen. Sale* Mgr.—A. F. Morris 

Supl. B. F.—R, C. Taylor 

Gen. Mgr.—W, W. Davidson 

Assl. Supl. B. F.—Harry M. Stewart 

Asst, Gen. Mgr.—J. B. Allen 

(At New Castle, Pa.. Furnace and Roiling 

CARBON FURNACE CO.. Parryville, Pa. 

Mill) 

Chairman—M. S. Kemmerer 

Gen. Supt.—R. J. Tully 

Vice Pres. Opr. and Sale* and G. M.— A*st, Gen. Supl.—John C. Taggart 

James Dunane Jr, 

Supl. B. F.—George R. Brown 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron 

Asst. Supt. B. F.—A. L. Moore 

Capacity—40,000 tona annually 

Supt. Converter—C. II. Hilborn 

Capital $350,000 

Supt. Roll Mill—A. L. Hillborn 

Railroad*—C. R. R. of N. J. 

CARBON STEEL CASTING CO.. INC.. 

Chief Engr,—J. C. Allen 

M 

Asil. Chief Engr.—W. H. William* 

CARNEGIE Vice Prea.—Wm. Vice A*at. Aasi, Vice Pre*.—Andrew Vice See PRODUCT—Moulding bell Pittsburgh, Junction, tle, Munhall Lancaster. I» Pre*.—I. Pre*.—A. Pre*., and i•-.-.i-• Pre*.—-George Prea.—L. lo Pillock. Prea.—W. Pre*.—Thomas Treas.—Daniel STEEL M'. and See McDonald G. Pa. Pa. L. Clairton, Piltaburgh, J. N. Bessemer. Clyde H. and CO.. Shenberger 

Hughes Diehl Plant*: Burnelt R. B. Audilor—J. and Carnegie and Geiser Balslnger Wood* Farrell. Plersol Youngstown, McKees Pa. Bellaire. casting Bldg.. J. New proce** Rock*. Camp Mingo O; Cas (Farrell, Gen. Aut. Supl Asst. Chief Steam Charge Assl. M. Chief Asst. M. Chief Safely Storekeeper—W. Supt. Supl. M.—L. M.—E. Coke Supl.—A. Supt. Gen. Engr.—Frits B. Elee Insp.—p. Elee O. ChemisI—J, Engr.—R. Insp.—J. Engr.—Henry Elee P.—H. H. Oven Pa.. Sunt.—H. C. Engr.—R. L. Engr.—R. J. Depi.—N. Dept.—L. 0. Blanning Newton L. H. E. C. Dept.—E. Steel C. Depl.—W. Schneider K. Merk Cromliah Becht Miller Pease Justice Jaxlhimer. 

B. L. H. Hcca* Work* S R. Davenport Bindle Thompson Powell Rankin A. Woodman .-> Hilborn and Furnaces) .


Buyer—C. XV. Cunningham 

Stfety and Welfare—J. V. Rlgby 

Foreman Mach. Shop—Henry John 

Chemist—C. N. Norris 

(At Carrie Furnaces) 

Supl.—J. E. Lose 

Assl. Supl.—W. S. Unger 

M. M.—John Mitchell 

Supt. Elee Depl.—John R. Barefoot 

Sleam Engr.—C. D. McGuIre 

ChemisI—Carl Ruhr 

(Al South Duquesne. Pa.. Furnace* and 

Steel Works) 

Gen. Supt.—S. G. Worton 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—D. C. Burroughs 

Supl. O. H.—R. B. Boslwick 

Assl. Supl. O. H.—J, Howard Knapp 

Supt. Nos. 1. 2. 3 and 4 Bar Milts- 

Walter C. Jones 

Supt. Nos. 5, 6 and 7 Merchant Mills—XV. 

XV. Hill 

Assl. Supl. No*. 5, 6 and 7 Mills—Ceo. L, 

Gallitin 

Supt. Bloom Mill—Robert H. Shick 

Supt. Boiler Shop—F. McVVilliam* 

Supt. Roll Shop— XV. F. Lewis 

Supl, Trans porta I inn—J. A. Hughes 

Chief Mech. Engr.—Thomas P. Davie* 

Assl. Chief Mech Engr.—VV. C. Stevenson 

Chief Elee—Alden C. Cummins 

(At Bessemer, Pa.. Edgar Thomson Mills) 

Gen. Supt.—O. J. H. Harlsufl 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—F. F. Slick 

Supt. B. F.—Andrew E. Maccoun 

Assl Supt B. F.—Frederick H. N. Cerwig 

Supl. O. H.—David S. Haya 

Asst. Supl. O. H.—Peter T. Quinn 

Supl. Be**. Dept.—H. I. Hunler 

Supt. Roll Mills—John Lloyd 

Asit. Supt. Roll Mill*—Henry A. Shepherd 

Supl. Spike Bar .md Fin. Mills—E. S. 

Wright 

Chief Engr.—L. C. Edgar 

Assl. Chief Engr.—J. VV. Forsylhe 

Special Engr.—Howard Dawson 

Civil Engr.—T. F. Graham 

Safety Engr.—Edwin C. Ramage 

Chief Elee Eng.—James A. Morgan 

Assl. Elee. Eng.—James L. Kennedy 

Steam Eng—Fred N. Hay* 

M. M. B. F.—George VV. Campbell 

Met.—J. D. Lewi* 

Chief Chemist—Charles E Nesblt 

Assl Chief Chemist—John S Richards 

Supl. Fdry.—S. B. Cuthberl 

Ami. Supt. Fdry.—David Scot! 

Roll Designer—I. XV. Keener 

Foreman Machinist—XV. B. Decker 

Supt. Waler and Sleam Depl*.—XV. A. 

Drylie 

Ex peri menial and Fuel Engr.—T. J. Mc- Storekeeper—J. B. Johnston 

Loughlin 

Supl. Labor and Transp.—Joseph A. Law* 

Assl. Elee Eng.—A. R. Leaviit 

ler 

M. M.—George J. Brvcn 

Assl. Supl. Labor and Transp.—R. Q. Ber 

Safely Engr.—P. G. Fenton 

lin 

Chief ChemisI—W. D. Brown 

Chief Insp.—J. K. Boyd 

Chief Insp.—J, M. Lenhart 

Gen. Foreman Boiler*—George S. Kramer 

Foreman O. H. No. I—M. Schoor 

(At Schoen Sleel Wheel Plant. McKees 

Foreman O. H. No. 2—Fred Haberman 

Rocks, Pa.) 

Chief Clerk—F. D. Martin 

Gen. Supl. F. J. Black 

(Al Clairton. Pa., Sleel Works and As*t, Gen, Supt.—A, B. Sleigrrwall 

Furnaces) 

Chief Elee—XV. XV, Barefoot 

Gen. Supl.—Henry J. Davis 

M. M.—P. T. Bleck 

Aasi. Gen. Supl.—F. F. Murquard 

Chief Draflsman—W. K. Carne* 

Supt. Rolling Mills—I. J. Simmons 

Gen. Foreman—F. P. Henry 

B. F. Supl.—H. F. Shilling 

Chief Imp.—O. D. Gillette 

Supt. 14 and 18-in. Mills—Geo. E. Shawl 24 

(At Mingo Junction, 0 . Works) 

Supl. 21 and 22-in. Mills—E. E. Espen- Gen. Supt.—M. r\ McConnell 

Chief Supl. ChemisI—H. Roll Chiel (Neville M.M.—Henry Steam Supl. Chief Supt.—R. M. Chief Foreman Foremsn Foreman shsde Criafield M.—Chester Designer—James Elee—C. Clerk—W. Insp.—Joseph O. M. Clerk—Harry Engr.—J. Transport* Labor—John Elee.—Albert Masonry—James H. Island E.—C. C. E. Taylor Dept.—R. Bier Campbell E. W. Gibson (ion B. A. P. Miller C. Shannon Farnsworlh 

0., Baumann McAlpine A. and O'Connell Scholl Hill N. Pillock. Ormond J. Weibel Labor—J. Sullivan Pa.) W. Special Asat, Chief Supt. Asst. Assl, Supl. Assl Supt Supl. Assl. Supl. Aaal. Chief Elee .Vast. Mech. Aist. M. son Elliott Carson M.—R. Supl. Transp. Chemiat—C. Engr.—H. Chief M. Mech. Gen. Blooming Bar Supt. Bessemer—R Civil Supl. Supt. B. Engr.—F. Engr—W. M.—Arlington F.—C. and Supt.—G. B. 8. Elee—P. Engr.—E. Blooming Transp. Engr.—A. Bar and Quinn F.—H. Skelp Mills—M. B. R. and Labor—D. D. H. Connovcr C. Clingerman 

Mill—H. McGee and Wright VV. P. Tipton Skelp Bond Mills—C. L. R. Thompson Tarbert May Vreeland Quinn B. Labor—W. Schulie G. Mill—R, Hyde 0, Maxwell E. Thomp Culp C- S.


Chit! Clerk—D. F. Melville 

Physical Insp.—J. W, Slubb* 

(At BelUire. Ohio Steel Works and 

Furnaces) 

Supl.—W. C. Carnahon 

Supl. B. F.—L. C\ Furs! 

Supl. Be.aemer—W. G. Banner 

Supl. Finishing Mill—A. N, Powell 

M. M.—William Siddall 

Chief Elee—John E. Cooper 

Assl. Elee Fug.—Wm Applegate 

Chief Chemist—H. C. Wagner 

Gen. Foreman B. F.—Gronl Baird 

Fcreman Bessemer Depl.—Geo. S. Simmons. 

Howard McClain mid F. E. Morrill 

Storekeeper*—Clarence B.ehl 

(At Munhal). Pa., Homestead Steel Wks. 

Carrie Furnaces and Howard Axle Wks.) 

Gen. Supt.—John S. Oursler 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—Ralph H. Watson 

Mgr. Production—John XV. McOrady 

Supt. Roll Shop—W. C. Oberg 

Supl. Transp. and 1.nl)or—Kenneth Lean 

Assl. Supl. Transp. and Labor—Frank VV. 

Boyle 

Supt. Sleam Depl.—Louis J. Hollman 

Supt. Plate Mills—William H. Packer 

Assl. Supl. Plale Dept.—Wm. E. Crouch 

Supl. Howard Axle Wks.—S. C. Wood 

Supl. Slruclural Mills—Edw. G. Crosier 

Asal. Supl. Slruclural Mills—John R. 

Posi and Wm. Menk 

Supl. 32. 72, 84 and 140-inch Plate Mills 

—Clyde Flohr 

Supl. 30, 42 and 128-inch Plate Mill*— 

W. D. Hacker 

Supt. 48-Inch Plate Mill—J. L. King 

Supt. 110-inch Pl*ie Mill—John Ditiman 

Supl. Construelioi.—C. S. Frye 

Supl. O. H,—Frank Toy 

Supl. O. II. No*. 1 and 2—J. T. McLeod 

Supt. O, H. No. 3—Thorns* J. Jamison 

Supl. O. H. No. 4—Howard Corey 

Supt. Elee Depl.—Charlea A. Menk 

Atst. Supl. Elee Dept —Win, Jackson 

Met.—G. A. Hopkins 

AsBI. Met.—Ralph H. Mill* 

(At Chief Gen. ABSt. Supl. Assl. Aa*l. Chief Assl. Chief Aasi. Asst. Chief Assl. Chief Supl. —Edward Benncr L. YoungBtown. Chief Supl.—L. Gen. Supt. Chief Irwin Chief Supt. Engr.—F. Insp.—J. ChemisI—John Chief Mech. Clerk, Mech. Employment Supt.—F. Mech. Clerk. Mech. Engr.—George Insp.—L. Mech. S. Engr.—A. Depl—Wm. Homestead Jamison Furnaces) A. N. B. O.. Engr.—E. Knar.—G. Homestead Depl.—John Depl.—C. Sheaffer Henry and McDonald Sleel L. B. C. W. Quigley Harvey Steel Welfare—J. Finlayson Martin Hand Soderberg Works A. M. Sleel M. Works—I. 

Taggart Brown Meiga Guy and Work* W. 

Supl. B. F. Dept.—J. C. Barrett 

Asal. Supt. II. F. Dept.—C. H. Glawr 

Supt. Slag Dept,— E. L. Flad 

Supl. Bess. Dept.—J. A. Reislnger 

Supl. O. II. I'e I —Ed. Filxgerald 

Supl. Roll Mill Dept.—H. T. Newman 

Asst. Supl. Roll Mill Dept.—F. B. Loveland 

Supl. Finish. l)e|>i.—W. R. Collins 

Aasl. Supt. Finish. Depl.—Edw. Hseffncr 

Chief Engr.—f. E. Kling 

Afst. Chief Engr.—B. K. Hendrick-.ui 

Supt. Elee Ligm and Power—B. W. Gilson 

Assl. Supl. Lighi and Power—Thomas B. 

McElriiy 

M. M.—H. D. Thmnpsiin 

Assl. M. M.—H'lbi-ii Backus 

Supl. Safely Welfare and Claims—A. C. 

Ciok 

Supt. Transp. and '. ib. i—VV. J. Jones 

Chief Chemist—T. S. Woodward 

Chief Insp.—J. J, Davis 

Master Carpenter—H. D. Campbell 

Master Mason—James Cooper 

Chief Clerk—T. A. Crum 

Chief Order Clerk—J. L. Findlan 

Chief Police Dep;.—G. D. Davl* 

Supl. Employment Bureau—David Kline 

(Al Youngstown. O., Upper Union Mills) 

Supl.—Powers Wick 

Assl. Supt.—H. C. Berlin 

(At Youngstown, O.. Lower Union Mills) 

Supl.—Wm. V. Williams 

Assl. Supl.—J. M. Powers 

(At YoungBtown. O.. Bar Mill Dept.) 

Supt.—H. J. Baugh 

Assl. Supt.—H. G. R. Benneli 

Asat. Order Clerk—J. L. Findlan 

Shipper—Wm. H. Bass 

(At McDonald. 0., Mills) 

Supl.—Carl W. Meyer* 

Assl. Supt.—Walter D. Griffith 

holl Designer—Harry R. Mercer 

M. M.—Wm. Rosevear 

A**l. Chief Elee—Ed Ijiuspr 

Asst. Chief Clerk—VV. H. B, Pennell 

35 

Shipper—A. D. Williams 

CARPENTER Chairman—\V. Pie*.—F. Assl. Vice Treas. Asit. Pur. Assl. Supt. Chemist—E, Vice Mech. M. Mel.—B. West L. M.—F. to Agl.—C. Pres. Pre*.—J. lo Gen. Ruth Rolling Elee Engr.—C. and Bern Treaa.—J. Pres.—R. H. A. STEEL Supt.—A. Sales—VV. Onr.—K. See—J. H. Melting—C. A. DeLong Mills—E. St., Btgelow VV. B. Phillips II Loos CO.. F. Kunhardt Reading. Gaul V. Parker W, Weaver S. J. H. S. Mann THE, Sterner J. Poole C. Pendleton Chambers Jonet I.leb Wilson Pa. 101 and C.


Safety Engr.—C. T. Miley 

Chief Engr.—R. C. Smith 

Roll Designer—Charles Burns 

B. F. M. M.—J. L. Oldham 

Storekeepei-—M. A. Unger 

E. E.—Tom Bur,, -., 

PRODUCTS—High grade sleel and wire Supl. Labor—W. L. Slandifer 

specialties 

Chemist—J. S. Lander* 

Capital—$6,000,000 

EQUIPMENT—Blast furnace, four Move*. 

Railroads—Penna., Reading 

1 alack 

CARROLL FOUNDRY CO.. Houghton. 

Power Plant—Twelve vertical, one horizon 

Mich. 

tal boilera; total horsepower 4,000 

PRODUCTS—Iron, sleel. bra** and alumi PRODUCTS !':« iron, coal and coke 

num castings 

Capacity—110.000 tons pig iron. 200.000 

CENTRAL ALLOY STEEL CORP.. Ober- 

tona coke, 300.000 tons coal, including 

lin Road. Masaillon, O. Plants at coal coked 

Massillon and Canton 

Railroads—Mobile ft Ohio; Alabama Great 

Chairman—F. J. Griffith 

Southern; Louisville ft Nashville 

Prea. and Treaa,—C. E. Stuart 

CENTRAL IRON A STEEL CO.. Harris- 

Vice Pres. Opr. snd G. M,—B. F. Fairburg. Pa. 

ies* 

Chairman—Vance C. McCormick 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—J, M. Schlendorf 

Pre*.—Robert H. Irons 

Asst. to Vice Pre*.—C. E. Robert* 

Treas. and See—Donald McCormick 

A**l. Treas.—G. H. Freeborn 

Pur. Agt.—Wm. H. Drink water 

See—J. P. Moaeley 

Comptroller—Basil M. Graham 

rur. Agt.—C. A. Itgenfrils 

Gen. Sale* Mgr.—L. F. Nagle 

Asat. lo Gen. Mgr.—D. E. Jenkins 

Gen. Supt.—Henry S. Evana 

Gen. Supl.—E. A. Ports 

Asst, Gen. Supl.—Warren Elsey, Jr. 

Aasi. Gen. Supt.—E. C. Smith 

Supl. 0. H.—Wm. R. Faithful 

Supt. B. F.^J. H. Slater 

Assl. Supt. O. H.—Ralph Esalg 

Asst. Supl. B. P.—Geo. Swan and R. P. Supt. Plate Mills—II. M. Jonea 

Liggel 

Brick Supl.—Wm. G. Hepler 

Supt. O. H.—T. McNaily 

Chief Engr.—A. E. Eck 

Supt. Blooming Mills and Finishing Mill* Elee. Engr.—H. S. Gland 

—D, L. Immel 

Atat. Elee Engr.—Thoa. Shilby 

Chief Engr,—W. 8. Orr 

Met.—A. D. Peace 

Aasi. Chief Engr.—L. Laraon 

Chemist—Wm. Zerbe 

Elee. and Mech. Engr.—J. D. Donovan Safely Engr.—Clyde McCauley 

Master Mechanic—D. B, Gallagher and B. Supt. No. 2 Mill—Wm. F. Welsh 

F. Houghton 

Supt. Stomp and Flange Dpt*.—Ralph R. 

Met!.—M. J. R. Morris and M. A. Groa*- Thompson 

man 

Asst. lo Supt. Production—Geo. A. Snyder 

Chcmi»t—E. F. Camp, Geo. K*oe and F. Chief Draflsman—Robert B. Thompson 

M. Port* 

Foreman Mach. Shop—Wm. A. Philltpe 

Brick Supt.—John Walsh 

Foreman Steam Dept.—Geo. J. Snyder 

Chief Draftsman—II. Eschliman 

Foreman 0. H. Pit—Charles H. Acri 

Roll Dealgner— W. R. Stuts 

Metier Foreman 0. H.—Lawrence Conjar 

Safety—J. A. Voss 

Meller Foreman 0. H.—Joseph Curley 

Storekeeper—W. C. Jewell 

Yard Surl.—Howard J. Mumma 

EQUIPMENT—9fi coke oven*. 2 blaat M 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plates, sheared snd 

CENTRAL Pre*.—Louis Treas.—E. (At Gen. PRODUCTS—High Capacity—1,000,000 Capital par, Railroads—Penna.; Chairman—Geo. Asst. Pur. B. and 

furnace*, 

merchant Strips mon Floor. Plant: F. Holt. $100; Mgr.—M. Agt.—W. Treat.—M. Supl.—F. strip*, stock—100.000 IRON Graybar Holt. Ala., McElhaney 

mills, 

55'*beel 

1,320.625 B. ft stainless J. Ala. M. A. B. Ladow COAL Furnace) Bldg., R. 1 Moloney B. Joyner strip Harder quality 

mills, 

McKensie tons Rives ft abarea CO.. New bsr share* mill O.; annually 

23 

sleets, 12th no York, XV. s 

open 

heels par ft preferred 

hearth*, Universal Red Tank, blue annealed 

sheets N. com L. and Y. E. Capital—$2,245,400 

Railroads—Penn. CENTRAL Chairman—Alex. Pre*.—Wa'ter Trea*. Asat. Pnr. Gen. (At Geo. A*»t. Ami. Supl. Supt. sheet*, Bldg., bridge, Ambridge. Supt.—Geo. Mgr.—L, Agt.—George Trea*.—George Gen. Welding—A. Galvanising—A. Threading—Edw. Coupling Cnnduil and TUBE door Pa. "tlsburgh. Supt.—S. See—G. Supt.—J. CO.. P. plalea Dept.—C. Pa.. L. Dept.—Jaa. ft Ing'I!* Laughlin L. Beall J. H. First Reading M. Plant) and Hise Sargent C. Ward Wagner A. Pa, Watson Hambleion Wilaon Mitchell stampings W. Nat. Peter* Gardner Edmond* Plant: Richarda Bank Am


Elee Engr.—J. A. Reininger 

Steam Engr.—Thoma* Third 

Personal Director—R. A. Beyer 

M. M.—XV. H. Wisk 

A**l. M. M.—H. A. Kroll 

Foreman Machine Shop—Warren BschK-l 

Night Supl.—Herbert Bowman 

Storekeeper—F. J. Shoup 

Chief Shipper—XV. G. Carder 

Chief Clerk—J. H. Miller 

EQUIPMENT—Four bull weld furnaces. 

one lap weld furnace, rigid conduit 

plant 

PRODUCTS—Standard pipe, oil country 

tubular ,rood*, wrought conduit pipe. 

Capacity—230,000 ton* annually 

CHAIN BELT CO.. 736 Park SI.. Milwaukee. 

Wis. Plant No. 1. 736 Park 

St.; Plan's 2, 3 and 4, 391h Si. and 

Orchard Sts.. Milwaukee. Wis. 

Pre*.—C. R. Messinger 

First Vice Pre*.—C. F. Messinger 

Second Vice Pre*.—J. C. Merwin 

Trea*.—C. L. Pfeiffor 

Abb!. Tre3« —F. L. Lowtim 

See—Brinlon Welser 

Pur. Agl.—7. Q. Syburg 

Asat. See—W. H. Brandt 

Works Mgr.—J. W. Millspaugh 

Supl. Fdry. und Met.—E. M. Handlry 

Chief Engr.—G. A. Roddy 

Assl. Chief Engr.—L. G. Bteyer 

Chief Draflsman—A. A. Wagner 

PRODUCTS—Rex chain* for elevating. 

conveying and driving purposs; Rex elevating 

and conveying machinery: Rex 

transmission machinery, water screens 

and concrete mixers 

Incorporated 1891 

CHAMP SPRING CO.. 2107 Chouteau 

Ave., St. Louf*. Mo. 

Pre*, and Trea*.—C. E. M. Champ 

Vice Pres.—N. B. Champ 

See—L. M. Champ 

Pur. Agl., G, M. and Asst. Treaa.—John 

W. Coleman 

Oen. Supl.—Elmer Taylor 

CHAMPION CHAPMAN 

A«*t. 

Aasi. PRODUCTS—Leaf Capacity—5,000 Capilal—$203,000 

Railroad*—Mo. PRODUCTS—Cold Capacity—60 Pre*.—Nils Trea*. Gen. EQUIPMENT—Six PRODUCTS—Black Capacity—40JJOO 0, apolis. galvanisms and Supt.—Fred 

Gen. 

Sunt.—Harry and formed PRICE In SPARK 

Supt.—John 

See—B. 1. Chapman ton* pots products STEEL Pacific PLUG Ion* ton* T. per drawn apring* Sansenny sheet and B. annually Lawrence CO., CO.. annually 

Oil 

day McCandless 

galvanised Heel milla Toledo. Indian- for vehiclea and aheel* four 

Capital—Common out sanding. $531,000 

preferred outstanding, $401,000 

Rail roa d *— Penna. 

CHAPMAN VALVE MFG. CO.. Indian 

Orchard. Mass. 

PRODUCT—Sleel castings for v»lies *nd 

sleam specialties 

CHARCOAL IRON CO. OF AMERICA, 

Newberry. Mich. Furnaces; Ashland, 

Wl*.; Boyne Cily. Manistique and Newberry, 

Mich. 

Receivers—Andrew H. Grim. Jr.. and Ed. 

P. Smith 

CHASE COMPANIES, INC.. Chase Metal 

Work* Division, Waterbury, Conn. 

Gen. Mgr.—R. D. Ely 

Pur. Agl.—Arthur E. Evan* 

Gen. Supl.—F. A. Jackie 

Chief Engr.—C. B. Slater 

Elee Engr.—Frank Clearwaier 

Met.—D. K. Crampion 

Foreman Machinist—R. C. Blakestre 

PRODUCTS—Brass and copper rods, 

wire, sheel*. tubes, also bronie 

CHATEAUGUY ORE ft IRON CO.. 

Slaodish. N. Y. 

Vice Pre*.—J. R. Linney. Lyon Mountain. 

N. Y. 

Pur. Agt.—C. W. Carpenter, Scranton, 

Pa. 

Supl. B, F,—Marshall Prosser 

A*al. Supl. B. F.—Frank Durnin 

M. M.—F. S. Bothwoll 

Power Plant Engi.—Frank DavieB 

Elee Engr.—Jerry Jette 

Chemist—Clayton Keyaor 

Foreman Machinist—Wm. H. Smith 

Foreman Labor—C. S. Sullivan 

CHESTER STEEL CASTINGS CO., 407 

Sansoni St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Plant: 

7lh and Broomall Sta.. Chester. Pa. 

Prea. and Treaa.—E. W. Dwight 

See and Pur. Agt.—J. D. Weuler 

Assl. Sec.—H. M, Bonawil* 

(Plant at Cheater, Pa., has not been operated 

since Jan., 1921) 

CHICAGO MALLEABLE CASTINGS CO.. 

CHICAGO Vice Trea*. Aut. Pur. Chief Capacity—1500 Cupiial—$2,000,000 

Fie Supl.—-E. Mel.—F. PRODUCTS—Malleable Railroad*—C. Pres.. Vice 

1200 

Penna. South i.—John Agl.—Henry Pre*.—C. Pre*, See—W. Engr.—A. Treaa.—David and STEEL 

S. 

Kediie A. M. Mgr.—Wm. and 

Racine 

T. Kavanaugh Richardson W. FOUNDRY F. M. See—James tons Llewellyn Are. R. D, Hoffman P. 

Ave., 

Laurilxen 

Evan* Anderson per Menke Chicago. A L. CO.. iron 

Chicago, 

8„ month Beaudway callings S. 3720 III, III. Llewellyn Central, 

111.


See and Pur. Agt.—A. I. Gilbert 

Gen. Mgr.—Atexander Blackwood 

Mel.—J. Frank 

Gen. Supt.—Louie Pawelk 

Etee Engr. and M. M.—Wm. Walter* 

Asst. Elee Engr.—John Calder 

ChemisI—Frank Schaub 

EQUIPMENT—One 3-too eleclric furnace 

PRODUCTS—Sleel castings. Evanateel. 

Pyrasleel. Btoxham 

Capacity—500 Ion* per monlh 

Capital—$1,000,000 

Railroads—Private switch on Chicago ft 

Alton; trucks 

CHICAGO STEEL A WIRE CO.. 103rd 

Si. and Torrence Ave.. Chicago, III. 

Pre*, and Geen. Mgr.—J. B. Green 

Vice Pre*.—A. T. Carton 

Trri. and See—F. B. Toombs 

Asst. Trea*. and Gen. Supl.—A. L. Hammond 

Pur. Agl.—Crandall Allanton 

Aasi. Gen. Supl.—G. Johnson 

Mech. Fngr.—Burton Finne 

Chief Elee, Engr.—K, L. Hansen 

M. M.—J. .1. S»ek* 

Mel.—R. W. Holt 

Maeb'ne Shin Supl.—Waller Wildemeyer 

EOUIPMENT—Wire drawing block*, pickle 

heme, baker*, anneatera 

PRODUCT—Technical wire 

Capacity—6,000 ton* 


Railroade—C. R. I. ft P.; C. VV. P. ft S. 

CHROME STEEL WORKS. Carteret. K. J. 

Tres. *>nd G. M.—Abeel Canda 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—H. Clifford Gayley 

A»*t, Treas. and Pur. Agl,—Casper J. 

Herbert 

PRODUCTS—"Adamantine" sleel rolled 

Railroads—All Cincinnati railroads, Ohio 

river and Ohio Traction 

CLARK EQUIPMENT CO.. Buchanan, 

Mich. 

Pres.—Eugene B. Clark ._.,., 

Vice Pres. and Pur. Agt.—Frank Habicht 

Vice Pres and Chief Engr.—E. C. Mogford 

Vice Pre*. Sales—E. B. Ro*a 

Vice Pre*.—M. L. Hanlin 

See and Treas.—A. S. Bonner 

Gen. Supl.—Glen W. Merrefleld 

Assl. Chief Engr.—Charles Boone 

Chem. and Mel—J. A. While 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric sleel caslinga. steel 

wheels for automobile truck*, auto truck 

axles 

Railroad—If. C. R. R. Main line 

CLARK TRUCK ft TRACTOR CO.. Battle 

Creek, Mich. 

Pres.—R. J. Burrows 

Vice Pres.—Ears W. Clark 

Treas. and See—A. S. Bonner 

Service Mgr.—H. B. Madison 

Pur. Agt.—F. Habicht 

Gen, Mgr.—H. D. Burnside 

Chief Engr.—A. O. William* 

Gen. Supl.—F, J. Conloi* 

PRODUCTS — Industrial tractors and 

•ruck* 

Capitol—$300,000 

Railroad*—Mich. Central 

CLEVELAND-CLIFFS IRON CO.. THE. 

1460 Uni«n Tnis! Bldg.. Cleveland. O. 

Furnace: Marquette. Mich. 

Pies.—Wm. G. Mather 

Vice Pres.—M. M. Duncan 

Trea*.—C. G. Heer 

See—C. D. Mason 

Vice Pre*.—S. L. Mather 

Pur. Agl.—A. J. Yungbluth 

bara and nines of e-ery description for Auditor—V. P. Gefline 

wearing pirls for grinding mills in Ihe (At Marquette, Mich.. Furnace) 

tin-'il. mining and cemenl industries: al Mgr.—F. J. Hudson 

so liners for ball, rod and lube mill: Chief Engr.—F. S. Bonnell 

ram*, tanp'ls and b«*sheads for stamp Elee Engr.—II. XV. Nebel 

ing mill*. »h"es and dies tor stamp milla. Founder—Wm. Fountain 

sleel forged and rolled roll shells and M. M.—Juiiu* Otsen 

CINCINNATI Pre*.—William Vice Gen. Sit Pur. Supt. Gen. Met. Chief Sa'etv—Dr. EOUIPMENT--Two-ton PRODUCTS—General Canacily—250 Capilal—$200,000 

roller :•.•]••>• plates, vault* THE. nati. ateela . and Pres.—J. Agt.—H. M. Supt.—Leonard Engr.—O. Elee Trcns. steel mill O. M. ChemisI—H. 1220 angles STEEL —O. Sleel—H. tires, Oscir und plalci tons C. D. Gilbert. Queen R. and O. R. Cros* CASTINGS Leary ring Slark Yearell and M.—E. Yeasell bars Geiser C. City Jobbing dies electric Sr. castings, Cross Cros* for and A. Ave. CO.. Leary safes bull and furnace Bee-ply Cincin rings: alloy and CLEVELAND Cheml-I—Earl EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCT—Charc.al Capacity—20,000 Trea*.—Thimas Prea. Vice Asst. See Aa«. Pur. Gen. Supt. Chief M, chemical* Lakeside M.—D, and Pre*.—Thorn** Agt.—Wm. Gen. and Tr.as.—Mantey Mgr.—E^gar No. N". E'ee. Site* Gen. HARDWARE 1 3 S'.le* Ave. Alston 

Engr.—Charles P'snt—H. Plant—N. Mgr.—A. Mgr.—Charles Richardson P. D. Mgr.—A. Cleveland. Ions E. Lewis blast P. CO., Robbin* H. pig annually Adams C. Robbin* F. Chase A. f-irnace iron 4513 Kennedy O. Kennedy Gay O. Kteinhans E. S. and Allan Adam* wood


PRODUCTS—Rolled steel and drop forged Trea*.—T. H. Child* 

vehicle and specially hardware 

Sic.—Horace Sis.er 

CapiUl—$5,000,000; issued. $2,834,000 Pur. Agl.—G. M. Trautman 

Rallroada—Penna. and N. Y. C. Switches Gen. Sales Mgr.—Lawrence Wood 

all other lines 

As I. Sales Mgr.—T. H. Nimick 

CLEVELAND STEEL CASTINGS CO., 

(Al Plant. Colons, P. O.. Monaca. Pa.) 

Hubbard Ave. and 69lh St., Cleveland. Gen. Worka Mgr.—H. C. Poole 

O, 

Met.—N. U. Hoffmann 

Prop, and Mgr.—George W. Balkwlll PRODUCTS—Tool sleel bar* and sheels, 

EQUIPMENT—Two 2-ton acid open hearth hollow and solid mining drill sleel, agri 

furnacea 

cultural implement steels, die block* 

COHOES ROLLING MILL CO.. 2 Can- 

Railroad—P. A L. B. 

voss St.. Cohoes, N. Y. Plant: Court- COLORADO FUEL ft IRON CO.. THE, 

landt St.. Cohoe*, N. Y. 

Boston Bldg.. Denver, Colo. Sleel Plant; 

Pre*.—VV. W. Near 

Pueblo, Colo. 

Vice Pre*.—H. C. Sehoneld 

Pie*.—J. F. Welborn 

Vice Pre*.—D. II. Friedman 

Vice Prea. Sates. Pur. and Traffic—J. B. 

Trea*."—H. Rooke 

Morks 

See and Gen. Mgr.—A. MacFayden 

Vice. Pre*.—E. H. Wellael 

A**t. See—W. S. Crawford 

Vice Pree. and TreaB.—S. G. Pierson 

Pur. Agl.—C. R. Lee 

Asst. lo Vice Pres.—C. H. Murphy 

(At Rolling Mill, Courilandt Si., Cohoes. Asal. Trea*.—P. A. Wieling 

N. Y.) 

Sec.—Wendell Stephen* 

Supl. Pipe Mill—J. F. Ackenbrack 

Asst. See—L. B. Roger* 

Supl. Roll Mill—II. L. Nelson 

Pur. Agl.—Gerald Alley 

A*«t. Supt. Roll Mill—N. B. Bennett Production Mgr.—W. A. M*xwell, Jr. 

Chief Engr.—G. M. Crump 

Capital—$46,200,000; issued : $34,235,000 

Form. Mach.—Ole Heggens 

common; S2,00l).000 pref.; bunds issued. 

Roll Designer—V. Williams 

$5,319,000 C. F. ft I, Co. mortgage. 

Storekeeper—S. S. Eighmey 

Colo. Ind. Co. 1st mortgage, $31,430.1)00; 

EQUIPMENT—14 double puddling fur. $31,580,000 Industrial Mortgage bond* 

naces, 2 busheling furnace*, one squeec- (At Pueblo, Colo.. Minnequa Works) 

er. three 4-d ga* heating furnace*. 22- Gen. Supl.—H. B. Carpenter 

inch 3-high sld. merchant mill. 10-inch Supt. B. F.—XV. S. Hullon 

and 16-inch grooved skelp mills, butt- Asst. Supl. B. F.—J. VV. Acuff 

weld furiace 2 galvanising pots 

Supl. O. H.—J. R. Sluart 

PRODUCTS—Genuine wrought iron pipe Assl. Supl. O. H.—Jay J, Martin 

snd coupling*, black and galvanised Supl. Coke Ovens and By-Product Coke 


Ovens—J, D. Price 


Snpt. 14-inch Mill—Waller Rich 

Rcilroads—D. ft H.. N. Y. C. 

Supl, Wire Mill—J. P. Delihanty 

COLONIAL IRON CO.. 285 Madison Ave.. Supl, Rail Mill—O. B, Wolff 

New York. N. Y. Furnace: Riddles- Supt. 40-Inch Ro.1 Mitt*—V. W. Johnson 

burg. Pa. 

Supt. Bloom, and Fin. Mill*—Geo. O'den- 

Pres.—Henry H. Adam* 

kamp 

Trea*.—John L. Robert* 

Supt. Bolt and Spik Mills—J. C. Crowder 

See—F, G. Gotl'ch 

Sept. Old Mer. Mills—J. E. Pugh 

(At COLONIAL Chem. Capacity—175,000 Pre*.—Geo, Vice Assl. Vice Gen. A**t. Gen. EQUIPMENT PRODUCTS—Pig Power Capital—$1,000,000 

Railroad—H. PitUburgn. man *hop, Riddlesburg. Pres.—VV. Supl.—E. M. Gen. Pre*.—Hon. Treaa and Plant—Seven coke M.—S. STEEL Supt.—H. Safely and P. oven* A — Pa. P. H, B„ CO.. Blast Rhode* Pur. B. In«p.—John iron, John Pa.. Ross ton* Plant: Nimick and T, Wills boiler*. D. 324 Agl.—Wm. R. coke Plant) M. c«al furnace, Keefer R. Fourth Monaca, Reynold* 2,250 and mine* T. coal Kois D. Are. machine Pa. hp. Nor Supt. Gen. Supt. Gen. Chief Safely Chief Asst, Open Chief M. Engr. Mgr. Employment Blast Met.—Jacob Elee Weed. Bench M. Supl. Colorado Supt. Hearth C. M. Foreman—Earl Shipping—S. Engr.—F. Elee—R. Chem. Pipe Supt. of ChemisI—Job. Furnace Mach. Engr.—Harrington ft Tests—L. M.—Wm. C. Fuel Fdry.—A. VV. Coke Mgr.—L. Cambier M. ft Shop Mines Sup. Ry. M. N. M Depl.—R. L. VV. Plant—James — and Vining M. Pro**er Co.—W. Co.—Edward M.—Wm. A. Lindemuth 

Ry.—Geo. and J. Gorham W. W. V. Brick Dees* Potter E. Quarries—L. Selleck Zullinger Mayhugh 

Shafer Merriman L. D. Supt.—Jame* 

Hair Schmidt Van Bunker M. Redmond Brimer Scharf B.


Elee Foreman—Joseph Wesley 

Gen, Foreman Roll Shop— Dave Prosser 

Foreman Masons—C. VV. Thompson 

Auditor Work*—P. Christensen 

Traffic Mgr.—Ward Wire 

Chief Surgeon—Dr. R. W. Corwin 

Chief Insp.—J. Hart Reeae 

Head Watchman L. C. Selteck 

Storekeeper—J. H. Fenn 

Poll Designer—W. J. Crowe 

PRODUCTS—Rails and fastening-, boll*. 

spikes, pipe bands, cast iron pipe, merchant 

bars, wire producia, coke and byproducts 

such as bensol. toluol, tar napthalene, 

Am. Sulphate, etc. 

Capacity—Pig iron, 584,000; ingota. 540.- 

0O0; finished products. 500.000 Ions annually 

Railroads—Colo, ft Wyo., D. ft R. G. 

M. P., Santa Fe. Colo ft Southern 

COLUMBIA STEEL CO., Buller. Pa. 

(Plants Butler, Ps„ and Elyrla, Ohio.) 

Vice Pre*. Charge Opr.—A. K. Lewis 

Works Mgr.—David Thomson 

Supt. Hot and Cold Sirip Mills—S. J. 

Pastorlus 

Supl. Finishing of Hoi and Cold Mills— 

K. Edmunds 

Sup!, of 0. H. Dept.—C. E. Bayer 

Assl. Supl. O. H. Depl.—E. D. Buchanan 

Supi. 38-in. Slab Mill—P. Sloup 

Supt. Forged Sleel Wheel Dept.—H. Holiday 

Assl. Supt. Forged Steel Wheel Dent.— 

A. K. Bool 

Supi. Wheel Finishing Depl.—G. Bayer 

Mech). and Elee Engr.—M. McGrail 

M, M.—J. Freeman 

Supl. Elee Dept.—R. Black 

Const. Engr.—H. G. Taylor 

Designing Engr. Wheel Dept.—J. Chris!field 

Chief Met.—R. B. Dimmick 

Aaat. Chief Met.—C. F. Fetedy 

Chief Draftsman—Wm. MeKnighl 

Chief Insp.—C. Ritchie , 

Pur. Agt.—Geo. Kurt* 

Chief Sunt. Supi. (At Plant Aasi. Met.- Chief COLUMBIA Aasi. Sup!, Works Supl. Mgr. M. St.. burgh, Ore; Iron Columbia, Leonard Wilt* M.—J. Elyria, of ChemisI—R. Insp.—J. of Pur. Pattern Supt.—E. Supl.—C, Personnel P. San Brick Accountant—W, Spring, Labor-—A. Provo, Store*;—Geo. Wharton Cal.; STEEL Agt.—A. Francisco. Jones Utah and Masonry Ohio Kcnninglon Torrance. Utah, Utah: Miller Hillman and CORP.. Carpenter Kresge Maxwell Works) Taylor Cal. Leaviu Welfare and iron Irwin Dept.—J. 215 Cal.; coal Plania: ore Shops—R. Market Dept.—H, mines Portland, mines Reaiov Pitte- at 

L. 

PreB.—Wigginlon E. Creed 

Vice Prea. and O. M.—D. H. Bolchford 

Vice PreB.—Joseph Sloss 

Vice Pres. Sate*—John D. Fenslermacher 

Treaa.—E. V. Wilmar 

Ami. Treas.—C. T. Redmond 

See—Louis Sloaa, Jr. 

Pur. Agt.—L. E. Jone* 

(At Pittsburg. Cal.. Plant) 

Gen. Supl.—N. A. Becker 

Asat. Gen. Supl.—Wm. Cohn 

Supl. O H.—O. Kreise and H. Yeaton 

Supt. Rolling Milts—J. Lodge 

Supt. Wire and Nail Mill—E. Barber 

Supl. Sheet Mill—B. Lam 

Supl. Foundry—J. J. Paiterson 

Night Supi. G. Mabey 

Brick Supl.—D. Colombo 

Chief Engr.—C. E. William-; 

Elee Engr.—A. B. Hubbard 

Assl. Elee Engr.—J. Nichols 

Safely Engr.—Y. Harville 

M. M.—C. M. Baker 

Pipe Filter Foreman—H. Neeld 

Mel.—A. Armitagc 

Draflsman—D. Wells 

Roll Desigiv-r—F. Liatek 

Storekeeper—H. Haynes 

V-achine Shop Supt,—E, Kent 

EQUIPMENT—O. H. Furnace*; foundry. 

rolling mill, wire, nail and aheel mill 

Capacity—9,000 nel tons finished product* 

Railroads—Southern Pacific, Santo Fe and 

Tidewater 

(At Torrance Cal., Llewellyn Mills) 

Mgr.—VV. L. Boolh 

Pur, Agt.—W. M. Nye 

Supt. O. H.—J. Monahan 

Chief Elee Engr.—L. H. Figge 

Mech Engr.—W. Oslling 

M. M.—A. B. Denny 

Chemist—The*. N. Havlin 

Safely Engr.—A. B. Wolfe 

Storekeeper—F. Woodall 

(At Provo. Utah. Works) 

Gen. Supl.—W. R. Phibbs 

Supt. B. F.—P. W. Jackson 

Chief Safely Gen, Gen. (At PRODUCTS— COLUMBIA Frea.—Edward Vice Treaa.—Thomas A**t. Sec.—Robert Supl. Res. M. Mgr.—North-vest Carnegie Carnegie, M.—I. Portland. Engr.—J. Pres. Foreman Pres.—Frank Treas.—George ChemisI—G. Foreman Coke Elee—F. Engr.—A. STEEL and Sales—Tracy Palmer Plant—C. Pa. J. Stoat B. Coke L. D. Rankin, H. A. Dodds 

Ore, Div.—A. XV. ft F.—F. Parker Watson L. castings Walker Rooney Plant—H. A. Christensen 

Von SHAFTING T. Brown Plant) Pa. Devey Cornell Keigtey F, Planck M. Manvjlto Main Clark B. CO., office: Makin


Pur. Agt.—Harry Tesgan 

Gen. Supt.—Oram Crenncll 

Prod. Mgr.—Joseph Koonls 

Chief Engr.—H. VV. Brighiman 

Met.—E. T. Icke. 

EQUIPMENT—For manufacturing cold 

finished steel bars 

PRODUCTS—Drawn and turned shafting, 

etc. 

Capacity—125.000 Ion* per year 

Capital—$2,400,000 

Railroad*—P. C. ft Y. and P. ft L. E. 

(Al Rankin. Pa.. Works) 

Gen. Supt.—Edward J. Crennell 

PRODUCTS—Cold finished steel* 

COLUMBIA TOOL STEEL CO., Chicago 

Heights, III. 

Pre*.—Arthur T. Clarage 

Vice Pre*.—A. R. Waters 

Treas.—A. J, Scrcid 

See—Alexander B. Peterson 

Gen, Sunt.—C. B. Shoenberger 

Supt. Melting Dept.—VV. J. Matthews 

Chief Chemist—R. B. McCauley 

Met.—A. J. Scheld. Jr. 

EQUIPMENT—Crucible furnace*, rolling 

mill*, hammer;, healing and annealing 

furnace* 

PRODUCTS—Alloy and carbon tool steels 

COMMERCIAL STEEL CASTINGS CO., 

Otis St., Marion. 0. 

Pre*.—-John D. Owens 

' ice Prea.—H. J. Barnhart 

Tie**.—M. C. McNeil 

See and Mgr.—Frank D. Glo*ser 

I-ur. Agt.— W. A. Griffith 

EQUIPMENT—10-ton O. H. furnace 

PRODUCTS—Miscellaneous sleel casting* 

Capacity—6.000 tona per year 

Railroad*—Erie, C. ft E.. Hocking Valley, 

Penn.. N. Y. C. two electric line* 

COMMONWEALTH STEEL CO.. Granite 

City. II). 

Pres.—Clarence H. Howard 

Vice Pre*.—Harry M. Pflager 

Vice Prea and Sales Mgr.—Georgo E. 

How-rd 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Pur.—Harrison Hob- 

See—Oliver Trea*.—R, Pur. Gen. Assl. Prod. Mech. Chemist—Walter Safety Employment PRODUCTS—Cart and cars; engine and lit telle Mgr.—Arthur Agt.—A. to Mgr.—Charles Supt.—Karl tender Engr.—E. Insp. upright locomotlw Gen. truck*: Pilabury Office—E. Edward T. truck* Mgr.—John W. end I.edford G. also G. beds, Carton S. sleel T. frames Roepke Quesnal for Hatquist S. Howard pans, Morey F. pilots, Erode trucks, locomotives H. Varnum tender for Locke pilot passenger platforms frames beam*, 

CONNELLSVILLE MFG. ft MINE SUP 

PLY CO.. Connellsville. Pa. 

Gen. Mgr.—Charle- L. Baer 

PRODUCT— Labor -saving mine machinery 

CONNOLLY STEEL CASTING CO., 

Clark Ave. Chelsea, Mass. 

Pres.—Julia Connelly 

Treas. and Pur. Agt.—James Connelly 

Sec. and Gen. Supl.—Archibald Munro 

EQUIPMENT—Two 6-pot crucible fur 

naces 

PRODUCTS—Smalt crucible steel machinery 

castings 

Capacity—180 Ions a year 


Railroads—B. ft M., from Chelsea; B. A 

A. from Boston; N. Y. N. H. ft H. 

CONNORS STEEL CO.. 1007 Empire. 

Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. Plant: Woodlawn, 

Ala. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. W. Connor* 

Vice Pre*.. Treaa. and Pur. Agi.—XV. M. 

Hoke 

See—Geo. VV. Connor*. Jr. 

(Al Woodlawn, Ala., Plant, 50th and 

Southern Railway) 

Gen. Supl.—B. B. Pugh 

Assl. Gen. Supt.—.'. E. Godwin 

Masier Mechanic—B. W. Peyton 

PRODUCTS—Barrel hoops, cotton lie*. 

light Heel band* and reinforcing bar*. 


Railroad*—Southern 

CONSOLIDATED CONCRETE MACHIN 

ERY CORP.. (Adrian Casting :>,vision). 

E. Beecher St.. Adrian. Mich. 

Gen. Mgr. .ind Pur. Agt.—Isaac Baitctt 

Gen. Supt.—Fred Felser 

Chief Engr.—Fred Bristol 

EOUIPMENT—Two Cupol** 

PRODUCTS—Grey iron and acmi-steel 

casting* 

Capacity—20 Ion* 

Railroad*—D. T. ft I. siding; Wabash. N. 

Y. C.; T. ft W.; trunk connections with 

Detroit, Hillsdale. Flint, etc. 

COPLAN STEEL CORP.. Ogdensburg, N. 

31 

Y. (Subsidiary Hull Iron ft Sleel Fdry., 

Pres.—A. 1RODUCTS—Chromite COPPER-WELD Chairman Pre*, Vice Tieaa,—A. See—1\ Pur. PRODUCTS—Copper-welded Ltd.. grate and mills, balls Pa. Pre*.—W. Pre*.—R, Agt.—Morna and chrome Hull, sleel bars R. Exec. Gen. H. E. S. STEEL earnings, Coplan. nickel for Que.) Slrausser Mgr.—S. ,J. Kaplan Committee—I. M. locomotives, Frank Slegel Page CO.. for al chrome beat mines Hull. E. Gla**port, Braroer resisting aleel W. forged and Que. manganese Frank wlra cement aleel *teel


CORRIGAN McKINNEY STEEL CO.. 

3100 E. 45ih St., Cleveland. 0. 

Pres.—J. W. Corrigau 

Vice Pres. Opr. and G. M.—H. T. Harrison 

Vice Pres. Sates—J. S. McKesson 

T'.-.s .1. ::. v.-i-n- 

See—John Watson, Jr, 

AsbI. to G. M.—L. A. Wakefield 

Pur. Agl.—John Fielding, Jr. 

Supl. B. F.—Geo, lleffron 

Asal. Supl. B. F.—G. O. Hollanbaugh 

Supl. O. H.—L. E. Yosl 

Asal. Supt. O. H.—R. S. Bowers 

Supt. Bloom, ami Pin. Mills—J. P. Mc- 

Caslin 

Chief Engr.—John Y. Bhckwood 

Elee Engr.—I. N, Tull 

Gen. M. M.—S. H. Agne* 

Factory Engr.—G. C. Dellefsen 

Service Supt.—M. Baxter 

Met.—A. P. Ford 

CRAWFORDSVILLE WIRE ft NAIL CO., 

Oak St.. Crawfvrdsville, Ind. 

Pres.—John Summer. Peori*. III. 

Ties*.—B. L. Sommer. Peoria. 111. 

Assl. Treas., See. Gen. Mgr. and Pur. 

Agl. C. D. Boris 

Gen. Supl.-—Henry Metier 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—J. D. Terdoest 

M. M. and Mach. Shop Supl.—Wm. Birch, 

Jr. 

Klec. Engr.—Flu* O'Neil 

Storekeeper—E. J, Sommer 

PRODUCTS—Wire nail* and sheet metal 

product* 

Capacity—150 Ions in 24 hours 


Chem. and Mel.—L. Selmi 

Railroad*—Penn.. Big Four; C I. ft L. 

Chief Drafl-'uan—Paul B. Tonner 

CROSBY CO., J. rj. Dean and Farrell 

Safely—Dr. R. C. Engel 

St*„ Pawtucket, R. I. 

Storekeeper—D. H. Jones 

Pres.—J. D. Crosby 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, steel, semi-finished Vice Pres. Sale*—Charles Newman 

and merchant mill products, coke and Trea*. and See—Gordon Gordon 

coke-plant by products 

Aasi. to Sec.—H. W, VanHorn 

CRANE Railroads—All COMPANY. railroads 136 entering So. Michigan Cleveland Gen. Mgr.—R. G. Aahman 

CRANBERRY Ave., Chicago, FURNACE III, CO.. Plants: Johmon 4100 So. Gen. Supt.—F. Locke 

Cily. Kcdrie Tenn. Ave., Chicago; Bridgcort, Conn. 

EQUIPMENT—Cold rolling mills 

Prea.—R. Pies.—Ario T. Pardee Crane. Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Cold rolled ateel and fist 

Firsl Vice Vice Pres., Pre*.—J. Trea*. and B. Berryman G, M.—Hammond wire 

Vice Prosser Pres. Mfg. Dept.—C. A. O. Way man CRUCIBLE STEEL CO. OF AMERICA. 

Assl. See—J. Vice E. Pre*. Vance. Mfg. Depl.—A. P. Gail-. 17 E. 42nd St.. New Yoik. N. Y. Plant*: 

EQUIPMENT—One Jr. 

blosl furnace 

Four plan!* in Pilisbuigh. Pa., Harri 

Assl. PRODUCTS—Copper Vice Pres. Mfg. Dept.—G, free low H, phosphorPe»oson and Jersey Cily, N. J.; Syracuse, 

laious pig iron 

N. Y. and McKees Rock*. Pa. 

Vice Capacity—14.000 Pres. Real Pioperly—W. ton* per annum J. Clark 

Chairman—H. S. Wilkinson 

Vice Capilal—$100,000 

Pres. I'inaiice Dept.—P. T. Kelly Prea.—F. R. Hufnagel 

Vice Railroads—Southern, Pre*. Sates Depl.—C. C. C. ft D. O. Little and Easl Vice Pre*.—J. M. McComb 

Assl. Tenn, Vice ft Pres. Western Sules N. Dept.—C. C, R. Crane, 

Vice Pre*.—J. A. Mathews 

II. 

Vice Pre*.—A. T. Galbraith 

G. M. of Sales—H. VV. Seymour 

Treaa. and See—George E. Shaw 

Vice Pres. Branch House Dept.—R. B. 

Asal. Treas. and Asst. Sec —F. M. Barnes 

Sliles 

Pur. Agl.—R. II, Filsinger 

Vice Pre*. Pur. Depl.—D. G. Park 

(At Jersey Cily. N J., Works) 

Treaa.—XV. K vomer 

Mgr.—W. D. Grass 

Asst. Treas.—J. H. Sleiner 

i" 

Supl.—R. Bennewils 

See—H. Assi. Asat. (At Gen. Aaat. Prod. Assl. South Mgr.—J. Gen. See—J, Sec.—J, Treas.—R. Supi. P. Mgr.—A. Ave. —W. Bishop S. K. H. Bridgeport. O. Bell Prentice E. Collier Samuelaon E. Noone McDonald Conn., Plant) (At Mgr.—D. Supl.—H. Supl. Chemist—J, Chief Chemist—Charles Draftsman—J. Roll Safely Foim. Foreman—VV. 

Works 

Mgr.—J. I'lec Mel.—Thomas Jackson Harrison. Syracuse. Designer—S. Wire Engr.—John Engr.—George O. Insp.—II. 

Engr. 

Sts., O. A. H.—John Spencer Annealing—Carl Tamen Rinck Capen 

and 

E. Sanderson E. Jobson N.J.. N. Soper Nerins L. 

Local 

Hormtey O. Y., Griggs J. Flack VV. Wagslnff Aths Sullivan Fayette 

Pur. 

Herlicfc Work*) 

B. 

Agt.—XV. 

Smith and Magnolia 

G.


Mech. Engr.—J. P. Stimson 

Cbi.f Elee. Engr. W. A l>wyer 

Met.—J. J. Driscolt 

Chemist—0. L. Van Valkenberg 

lorcman Roll Mill—VV. F. Sohneid 

PRODUCT.S—High speed steel, tool sleel. 

alloy sleel and cold drawn sleel 

(Al McKees Rock*. Pa.. Works) 

Mgr.—M. V. O'Donnell 

Supl.—Horry Crone 

PRODUCTS—Springs of all descriptions 

(Al LaBellc Works. North Side. Piusburgh. 

Pa.) 

Mgr.—C. E. Wiso 

AsbI. Mgr.—Thos. T. Royaton 

Supl. O. H.—John J. Neenan 

Supl.—-John A. Scanlon 

Supl. Heal Treating—Wm. Bender 

Chief Engr.—James Lang 

Chief Elee—H. A. Muller 

M. M.—George Jayme 

Mel.—R. H. McMilten 

Chief Chemial—A'bert Humes 

Roll Designer—Harry XV. Williams 

Foreman M^chInivt—George Marshall 

(At Park Work*. Pittsburgh. Pa.) 

Mgr.—R. H. Davis 

Supt,—C. R. Co* 

Supt. 0. H. and Bloom. Mills—S. A. 

Jackson 

Asst. Supi. and Safely Engr.—R. C. Jayne 

Brick Snpt.—XV. L. Thompson 

Sleam Engr.—J. C. Mlcklow 

Mel.—W. A. Jayme 

Chief ChemisI—C. Morris Johnson 

M. M.—F. L. Ebersole 

Elee Engr.—H. E. Boedeeker 

Draftsman—Frank J. Wood 

Foreman Machinist—J. C. Millgrove 

Roll Designer—L. VV. King 

Storekeeper—R. O. Bridge 

CRUCIBLE STEEL CASTING CO.. Almira 

and W. 84lh Si.. Cleveland, 0. 

Pre*.—VV. H. Shepard 

Vice Prea.. Treas. and Pur. Agt.—M. G. 

Tielke 

See—H, F. Tielk- 

Gen. Mgr.—H. L. Allen 

CRUCIBLE Sec.—H, Grn. ChemisI—D. PRODUCTS—Sleel CRUCIBLE Gen. EQUIPMENT—Sleel Capacity—2.000 Railroad—C. Pre*.—C. Vice PRODUCTS—Small and steel Pa. worlh Union Supt.—J. Sunt.—XV. Pres.. Oklahoma Ave C. STEEL R. Treas. Cunningham 

H. N. and Walsch DeVaux. E. CASTING VV. Cunningham 

Are, tons and Nachligail P. cosiings sleel foundry nnnually Milwaukee. R. P. Jr. CO.. CO., R., A.—H, ca-tings, Lansdowne, 

15Ih Wis. Bloods- alloy 

Pre*, and 0. M.—Albert C. Lange 

Vice Pres.—Waller VV. Longc 

Trea*.—Allen J. Hoffman 

Sec.—W. XV. Longe 

P. A.—P. A. Lnnge. Jr. 

EQUIPMENT—Two Hj-ton electric furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Electric steel casiing*. elee- 

Iricnlly annealed 

Capacity—600 tons per month 


Railroad—C, N. W. 

CUMBERLAND STEEL CO., Cumberland, 

Md. 

lies, and IT. M.—Wallace McKaig 

See-Trea*.—J. M. Rbind 

PRODUCTS—Cumberland ground shafting. 

cold drawn shr.filng. fl ins* couplings, 

safely set collars 

CYCLONE FENCE CO.. Waukegan. III. 

Subsidiary Americin Steel ft Wire Co. 

Gen. Mgr.—-I. H Kinney 

Gen. Supl.W. Biltsra 

CYCLOPS STEEL CO.. INC.. Bridgerille. 

Pa. 

Prea. and Treas.—VV. N. Baker 

Vice Prea.—Frank Garrett 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr,—C. T, Evan* 

Assl. Treas.—J. N. Blair 

See—E. L. Stockdole 

(At Ti!u*ville. Pa.. Plant) 

Gen. Supl.—R. C. Bovard 

M. M.—G. W. Brailsford 

Mel.—C. M. Ridgway 

ChemisI—H. O. ShulU 

Machine Shon Supl.—G. Ellis 

Roll DAMASCUS Designer—H. STEEL Kanhofer CASTING CO.. Now 

Storckeeper—W. Brighton. Po. A. Plant Bloom al Hammond. Ind. 

EQUIPMENT—Three Pre*.—Charles A. Capper 30-poi crucible fur- 

Vlea nocei: Prea.—E. one 10-inch M. Capper and one 12-inch rol 

Trea*. ling mill, and G. 9 hammers, M.—I. C. one Anderson fe-Ion electric 

See furnace and Pur. Agt.—Waller Quivey 

PRODUCTS—High Assl. Gen. Mgr.—T. speed G. Bateman alloy and other 

Supi. tool Fdry.—D. sleets, special Fisher non-corrosive and 

Supt. non-magneiie Elee—XV. sleets Sholsinger 

Capacity—Ingol Chemist—B. E. opacity. Kraybilt 7.000 Ions 

Capital—$300,000 preferred ; $300,000 

88 

EQUIPMENT—One 2-ion eleclric furnace 

PRODUCTS—Alloy common (no par value) steel castings 

Capacity—1.400 Capilal—$300,000 

Railroads—Penn. Railroads—P. R, ton* and R, and P, ft N. L, Y. E, C.


(At Hammond, Ind., Plant) 

(Al Ironton. O.. Plant, 2630 So. 3rd St.) 

Gen. Supt.—E. J. Stauffer 

Mgr.—C. D. Townsend 

Supt. Siel Fdry.—A. B. Couch 

Gen. Supl.—J. H. Kelly 

Supt. Elee Steel—J. M. Quinn 

Asst. Supl.—L. A. Rodelius 

EQUIPMENT—One 2-ton eleclric furnace Chief Engr.—Neil Van Valkenberg 

PRODUCTS—Sle*;l caating* 

Fur, Agl.—W. J. Palton 

Capacity—1.400 ton* 

Supl. Moiling Furnacea—XV. C. Smilh 

Railroad—Nickel Plate 

M. M.—C. C. Clark 

DANVILLE IRON ft STEEL CORP.. 

PRODUCTS Malleable iron castings 

Danville. Pa. 

Capacity—15.000 tons 

Prea. and G. M.—J. E. Kennedy 

Railroad*— N. ft. W. and D. T. ft I. 

Vice Pre*, and Supt.—F. 0. Reedy DAYTON STEEL FOUNDRY CO.. Miami 

Treas.—Irvin Vannan 

Chapel Road and B. ft O. R. R.. Day 

Aast. Treas.—Thos. J. McDcrmott 

ton. O. 

See and Pur. Agl.—Frank M. Irving Pre*.—George Wallher 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—Ben J. Voris 

Vice Prea. aud O. M.—Jacob Wallher 

PRODUCTS—Machine work and caslings Treaa. and See—W. A. Pierce 

of all kind* 

Pur. Agl.—J. A. Graham 

DANVILLE STRUCTURAL STEEL CO., 

(Jen. Sunt.—A. M. Gohmann 

INC, Danville, Pa. 

Supt. M-sth.no Shop—Wm. Wallher 

Prea—C. S. Wagner 

Chief Engr.—H. C. Baker 

Vice Prea. Opr. and G. M.—H. VV. Bay M. M.—Robert Shaffer 

Vice Pres. Sales—C. A. Weymouth 

Met.—H. H. Wallher 

Treas.—J, N. Pursel 

Storekeeper—J, Edward Rice 

Sec.—M. E, Glover 

EQUIPMENT—Three 3-ton eleclric fur 

EQUIPMENT—Rolling Mill* 

nace* 

PRODUCTS—Tubing, Angle*. Channel*. VRODUCTS—Cost metal auto truck wheels 

Flat*. Rounds. Reinforcing Bar*, etc. Capital—$750,000 

Capacity—3.000 Ions per month. 

Railroada—B. ft O. 


DAVIS IRON WORKS. 

preferred; 

825 

25.000 

S. Center 

share* DEEMER STEEL CASTING CO-. New 

St.. 

no 

Stockton, 

par common. 

Castle, Del. 

Cat. 

Railroads—D. Pre*.—Geo, E. L. Davis W.; Reading, Penna. Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Ncwlin T. Booth 

DAVIS Sec,—L. BROTHERS. Easton INC. 4250 Wissa- Vice Pres. and Treas.—Cbarte* F. Jenkin* 

Gen hickon Mgr.—B. Ave., S. Philadelphia, Davis Pa. 

See—George B. Harvey 

Prea. Supt.—W. and Treas.—Edward E. Rnle L. Davia 

A*sl. Trea*.—-3. H. Speieher 

See—William 

Elee Engr,—H. 

G. 

T. 

Beggs 

Sales Mgr.—A. H. Jameson 

Jone* 

Pur. PRODUCTS—Electric Agt.—Norman I. Huntley 

Supt. Fdry-—Harry J. Rotbrock 

Motor*, ele 

Gen. 

DAYTON 

Mgr.—H. 

MALLEABLE 

M. Hessenbureh 

M. M„ Elee Engr.—Jamea A. Croasett 

IRON CO.. 1307 

PRODUCTS—Railroad, W. 3rd St., Dayton, boal O. Planl*: and wharf EQUIPMENT—Two 3-lon Bide blow con 

Day* 

spikes, ton. Canton iron end and steel Ironton, bar*, reinforcing verter* 

O. 

Prea. concrete and G. ban 

PRODUCT —Siee-l ei.tnc* 

M.—John C. Haswell 


Vice Prea. Sal--—H. O. Hunter 

Railroads—Penna.. P. ft R., B. ft O.. Boat 

Vice Pre'.—W. B. Runyan 

DELAWARE RIVER STEEL CO.. Chea 

Trea*.—C. E. Swank 

ter, Pa. 

Sec. and P. A.—R. M. Robinson 

Pres. —Charles Hart 

FRO DUCTS—Sleel and malleable iron Trea*. and See—Robert H. McCurdy 

casting* 

(At Capacity—2.000 Mgr.—George ton* Canton. malleable (Plant O.. P. closed ton* casting* Pearce Plant) steel temporarily) calling*, 50,000 DELAWARE 

Supt. 

EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Pig Prea.—H. Tres*.—V. Gen. Snpt. Vice See—F. Gen. Supt. Draflsman—H. EQUIPMENT—One Bessemer, pig Auburn, Schwarts one inch Supl.—T. Pres.—R. Mgr. iron 

B. 

Finishing Rolling 14-inch pilger SEAMLESS H. 

P.—W. 

.ind Pn. E. M. Slepben* malleable mill 

Sheldon Kennerdell 

Pur. T. piercing E. and D Mill*—J. 

Lloyd 

Cranti Carton TUBE iron, Csropbelt furnace, Art.—S. Pilger 10-inch basic 

Wolfe 

mill CO.. tow McCulloch four Milt*—R. and B. rolling phosphorus, Vernon stove* foundry one mill, J. 12


PRODUCTS—Cold drawn seamlesa sleel and pollern shops, sleel und iron found* 

tubing consisting of boiler lubes, me rios 

chanical tubing, chrome alloy tubing and PRODUCTS—Steel and iron castings, 

smooth inside oil well working barrel rough, finished for saw mills, oil fields 

lublng 

and railroads 

Capacity—5,000 Ion* annually 

Capacily—10 ton* dally 



Railroad*—Penna. and Reading 

hoilroads—K. C. S. and T. ft P.; also 

DELTA CHEMICAL ft IRON CO.. Wells. 

truck lines 

Delta Couuly, Mich. 

DETROIT SEAMLESS TUBES CO., 

Pres.—M. J. Corbet!, Binghampton, N. Y, West Warren and Wyoming Ave., De- 

Vice Pre*.—J, Earl Morgan, Qshkosh, Wis. iroil, Mich. 

See—G. N. Harder 

Chairman—J. W. Hubbard. Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Trea*., Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—G. C. Pres. and O. M.—C. H. Hobbs 

Graver 

See and Treas.—S. J. Cameron 

Aasi. Treas.—G. M. Nolden 

A*sl. Treas., Aasi. Sec. and Pur. Agl — 

Gen. Supl.—J. L. Stuart. Corbetl. N. Y. F. W. Conani 

Ch.ef Engr.—Joseph Cloulier 

Gen. Mgr. of Sates—S. H. Worrell 

Supl. Labor—Waldo Robert* 

Gen. Supt.—J. H. Dunbar 

Met.—J. T. Fo« 

Supt. Rolling Mill—W. Corwin 

Chemist—Wm. Mather 

Elee Engr.—C. M. Sutton 

PRODUCT—Charcoal pig iron 

M. M.—M. B. Sleinkirchner 

DEMPSTER MILL MFG.. CO.. 711 S. 

Met.—D. 0. Rash 

6th Si., Beatrice. Neb. 

Draftsman—Geo. Cope 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—C. B. Dempster Storekeeper—W*. G. Stevenson 

Vice Pres. and Sale* Mgr.—H. L, Dempsler PRODUCTS—Seamlesa steel lubes 

Trea*.—A. W. King 

Capacily—36.000 tons annually 

See and Pur. Agl.—R. H. Bsrger 

Capital—$2,000.000 

Supt.—H. E. Lawrence 

Railroads—Detroit Terminal and Union 

Chief Engr.—Herman N. Loeber 

Belt 

Factory Mgr.—Clyde B. Dempster 

DETROIT STEEL CORP.. 971 S. Oak- 

PRODUCTS—Ga* Engines, Well and Watwood Ave.. Del roil. Mich. 

er Supplies, etc. 

Prea.—W. 0. Schrage 

Railroad*—Burlington. U. P. and Rock Vice Pre*, and Gen. Supt.—Oscar Olion 

Island. 

Treaa,—Anthony Bodde 

DENNISON ALLOY ft STEEL CASTING 

Asal. Trea*.—V. L. McEnally 

CO.. THE. Denniaon, O. 

See—Arthur A. Scharge 

Receiver—Jno. A, Fouts 

Pur. Agt.—C. L. Smilh 

DENVER ROCK DRILL MFG. CO.. 18th 

Chief Elee—Wm, Radcllffe 

and Blake St*., Denver, Colo. 

EQUIPMENT—9 mills 

Pre*.—A. H. Skaer 

PRODUCT—Cold rolled strip steel 

Vice Prea.—A. J. Philpoli 

Capacity—25.000 lone annually 

Treaa.—H. E. Fiske 


Sec.—G. R. Grieve 

Railroads— M. C. R. R. Siding 

Pur. Agt.—H. K. Duvall 

DETROIT STEEL CASTING CO.. 4069 

Gen. Snpt. C. F. Anderaon 

Michigan Ave, Detroit, Mich. 

Fdry. Supt.—A. C. Hover 

Chief Elee Engr.—Wm. Neahr 

Pre*.—J. S. Newberry 

86 

See—W. S, Allen 

DESOTO Pre*, Vice Trea*. Asal. Supi. M. Storekeeper—H. EQUIPMENT—Machine A*at. Mech. Sleam Mel.—Joseph Draftsman—B. Storekeeper—Cyrus EQUIPMENT—Steel Capacity—650 Mansfield. M.—L. Pres.—Ben and Gen. Elee Fdry.—V. and Engr.—R. Engr.—O. FOUNDRY G. See—D. Mgr.—Charle* Ballelt Engr.—-James La. M.—Char'e* Shrewsberry 

Ions R. ft L. VV. Johnson F. E. Sheels Steven* Ater MACHINE Wiley Clark W. Ailslock Bteel foundry Derrick shop, T. Ware B. caslinga CO.. Law for Law blackstailh own use Chemist Capilal—$900,000 DEVLIN Prea.—Samuel Trea*.—J. Vice Pur. Gen. 0. Gen. Prod. EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCTS—Sleel Capacily—12.000 Railroad*—Mich. and hearth ing*;ing* H. Pre*, M. Agt.—G. Supt.—E, Engr.—A. Supl.—Obcsi Sedgtey per MFG. and 3.600 M.—G. and and year P, Mel.—Elmer CO.. one Warren S. Ave.. 0. G. Ion* XV. O. R. Central. F«U. tons par M.—S. Smith l*£-ton THOMAS. Coffey castings Pike Jordan Robertson electric Philadelphia, value 20 open Jr. Ion E. W. Siding eleclric 23rd common furnace Main* hesrih Ultey acid Si. Pa. furnace slock castcan- open


Vice Prea. Opr. and Trea*.—Raymond 

Groff 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—Geo. P. Cartwrighi 

See and Gen. Mgr.—Andrew H. Clark 

Asal. Treas.—Charles F. Bauer 

Pur. Agt.—Wm. Bergmeisler 

Gen. Supt.—J. Edward Gillece 

Asal. Gen. Supl.—Everett G. Fenn 

Chief Engr.—XV. KI wood Shulta 

PRODUCTS—Malleable and grey iron lilting* 

for Ihe plumbing, heating and oil 

industries 

Rail road—Pen na, 

DIBERT. BANCROFT ft ROSS CO.. New 

Orleans, La. 

EQUIPMENT—Three-ton electric furnace 

DILWORTH. PORTER ft CO.. 4th and 

Bingham St*.. S. S„ Pittsburgh. Pa. 

Pre*, and Trea*.—F. C. S Welti ing 

\ ice Pre*.—VV. F. Scbleiter 

Assl. Trea*. and Sec.—Joseph Dllwortb 

G •* «gr.—J. C. Dilwonh 

PRODUCTS—Spikes and lie plates 

DISSTON ft SONS IRON AND STEEL 

. OKKS, HENRY. Tacony, Philadelphia. 

Pa. 

Prea.—Frank Disston 

ce Prea.—Henry Disston 

Vice Prea, and Gen. Mgr.—George Sat* 

lerwa.le 

Vice Pre*.—S. Horace Disston 

Trea*. and See—Wm. S. Armstrong 

Pur. Agl.—Wm. D. Disston 

Mgr. Sleel Sales—H. A. Baxter 

a.at. steel Work*—Charles H, William* 

Works Mgr.—R. T. Nalle 

Mgr. Statistical Depl.—J. L. Stone 

Mgr. Met. Res.—H. B. Allen 

Supt, Melting Depl.—J. M. Goodpasture 

Chief Engr.—N. C. Bye 

Chemist—Aaron Mersbacher 

-Storekeeper—W. F. Porter 

EQUIPMENT—One 6-lon. one 3-ton 

Heroull eleclric furnace: three 30-pot 

crucible furnace*, two 16-inch and 18inch 

sheet mills, 84-inch plate mills; two 

20-inch, five 10-inch. 13 8-Inch cold 

mills; 18-inch bar and billet. 12-inch 

DODGE Treaa.. PRODUCTS—Tool Capacity—50.000 Incorporated—$3,000,000 

Chairman—Cliarle* Pre*.—Slaunlon Vie* Pur. Mel.—J. M. EQUIPMENT—One 8 To and hammers; plate*, rolled phia. (nrnace M.—Ed-ward engines, Ian, Agl.—Morris Pre*. STEEL See Iwo Pa. bars V. bands, Jr. and Sales 9-Inch McCrae CO.. 4.000 3,000 cold O. B. Lindsley tons Tacony. Kuli Pie* hp. S.—Chester and sleel. guide Peck kw. rolled, 2-ton annually G. turbo sheet mills; Philadel hammered acid M.—Clarence 

S. generator; 

Heel, 5 Roberta eleclric steam saw and 

PRODUCTS—Sled caating* 

Capacily—2.300 gross ton« 


Railroads—Penn. siding 

DONNER STEEL CO.. INC., Buffalo. N. 

Y. Office and Work*: 475 Abbott^ Rd. 

Blast Furnace: North Tonawanda. N. Y. 

Pre*.—W, U, Donner 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—VV. F. Vosmer 

Vice Prea,—Robert Donner 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—F. K. Smith 

See—W. VV. Hancock 

A**t. Treas.—T. H. Craig 

Auditor—P. F, Boyer 

Pur. Agt.—R. A. Butler 

Gen. Sunt.—J. VV. Donner 

Asst. Gon. Supt.—A. G. Greenamyer 

B. F. Supt.—F. C. Davie* 

As*l. B. F. Supt.—O. E. Clark 

0. H. Supl.—-Samuel Muir 

Supl. Bloom'ng Mill*—J. Roof 

Supl. Finishin« Mills—H. C. Hulchinson 

Brick Supt.—W. Stuart 

Chief Engr.—A. L. Foetl 

Elee Engr.—Edward Coates 

Sleam Engr.—Wm. J. Harper 

Metl. Engr.—VV. C. Peterson 

Metl, Engr.—R. E. Sherlock 

Safety Engr.—M. H. Slearn* 

M. M.—J. Norman Wilson 

Chemist—N. L. Church 

Roll Designer—F. L. Thomas 

Supt. I-abor and Tranap.—VV. B. Caylor 

Storekeeper—K. Abboll 

EQUIPMENT—2 blaal furnaces. 10 open 

hearth furnaces, blooming mill, billet 

mill, 14. 10 and 8-inch bar mills 

TRODUCTS—"Niagara" Foundry, malleable 

and basic pig Iron: alloy and car. 

hon open hear!I. steel: eleclric ttctl, 

blooms, slab*, billet*, bars, bands and 

coil* (annealed and hot rolled) ; round*, 

•


DRIVER-HARRIS COMPANY. Middlesex 

St.. Harrison. N. J. 

Chairman—F. L. Driver 

Pre*, and 0. M.—F. L. Driver, Jr. 

1*1 Vice Pre*.—Wm. P. Marlin 

2nd Vice Pro*.—Harry D. McKlnney 

Trea*. and See—-Stanley M. Tracy 

Asst. Treas. and Pur. Agt.—Ernest A. 

Harlem j n 

Gen. Supl.—John Hoza 

PRODUCTS—"Nichrome" castings, rods. 

•trips and sheet*, rope, cords, "Nichrome" 

valve*. "Nichrome" and other alloy* 

for oteclricil resistance; "Nichrome" 

B. "Nichrome" bolts and nuta for heat 

resisting purpoaea: hot rolled "Nichrome" 

bar. shape* and sheets; "Cimel" 

for corrosion resisting purpose*, cold 

rolled sirip steel, hot rolled carbon tool 

steels 

Capital—Preferred. $3,000,000: issued, 

$1,175,400: common. $1,500,000; Issued. 

$1,000,000: bonds issued. 1st 

mortgage bonds. 1031. $1,163,500 

Railroad—Penna. siding 

DRUMMOND MFG. CO., INC.. 1214 VV. 

Main St.. Louisville, Ky. 

Pre*. »nd Treas.—E. M. Drummond 

Vice Prea.—J. A. Drummond 

See—R. P. Drummond 

Pur. Agt.—J, A, Drummond 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—R. S. Johnson 

PRODUCTS—Gray iron and semi-sleel 

ceiling*, steel antes. H. R. T. boilers, 

*tsck*. tanks* 

DUQUESNE STEEL FOUNDRY CO.. 

Kendall Station, Citruopolis, Pa. 

Pies.—D. C. Bakcwell 

Vice Pres. Opr. and G. M. and G. S.—W. 

E. Trouiman 

Treas.—E. S. Eggers 

Sec. and P. A.—B, P. Bakewell 

A*st. Treas.—A. VV. Remensnyder 

Assl. to See—Geo. S. Kern 

Asst. Gen. Mgr. and Asst. G. S.—F. B. 

McConnell 

Salea Mgr.—E. R. William* 

Sales Agt.—H. A. Lomax 

Supt. O. H.—Waller H. While 

M. M.—W. J. Lobach 

Met. and Chem.—F. G. Frisbie 

Machine Shop Supl.—John Yoder 

Chief Draflsman—A. M. Capper 

Safety—J. P. Lei-nard 

Storekeeper—John M. VVyke 

PRODUCTS—:Steel casting*, roll* and annealing 

equipment 



Railroad—P. ft L. E. and P. R. R. 

DURABLE PRODUCTS CO.. Ill S. I5th 

St., Phitn:lelphia, Pa. 

Prea.—C. W. Edccrton 

Treas.—H. H. Evans 

Sec.—Geo. M. Lealhem 

PRODUCTS—Galvanising ketlleB and annealing 

li--\. .- 

Railroad*—P. R, R, 

DURALOY CO.. THE. 47 Terminal Way. 

Pittsburgh Pa. Plani: New Cumber 

Railroad*—t. C, P. R. R.. Soulh. R. R., land. W. Va. 

B. ft 0., Monon., L. ft N.. L. H. ft Si. Pre*.—Thorn-.* R. Heyward, Jr. 

L.. C, ft O. 

Vice Pre*.—W. F, Furman. E at New York 

DUDLEY ELECTRIC ft MACHINE CO., 

City 

309 F. Main St., Uniontown. Pa. EAGAN-JOHNSON 

Trea*.—Ch*rlo* C. B'iley 

STEE'. ft IRON CO.. 

Pre*. Salea Mgr. and Supl.—W. E. Dudley See Cheater and Aral. Pike Tress.—C. Crum '.-nne. E. Hughe* Pa. For 

Vice Pres. and Elee Engr.—Guy C. Chief 

merly 

Engr.—C. 

Eagan«'',oger* 

P. Mills 

Ste~l ft Iron Co. 

Mahoney 

Pre*, 

Asst. 

and 

Chief 

i). 

Engr.—J"hn 

M.—Daniel C. 

W. 

Eagan 

Jones 

Treas.. M. M. and Draflsman—J. T. Dudley Vice 

PltODUCTS—Dur-.loy 

Pre*.—licr-ard G. 

chrome 

Park. Jr. 

and iron 

Aasi. Treas.. Sec. and P. A.—A. L. Dewey Trea*. 

product* 

and S*c—Alten 

in cast ng«. sheets, 

A. Johnson 

plates, bar*. 

Chief and Power Engr.—Harry E. Slreet Pur. rods, Agl. wire and am! Go-. tubing, Sir t.—G. and P. fabricated Ebeling 

Mech. Engr.—G. F. Pie 

Chief 

form* 

Engr. and M. M.—L. Mutern 

Storekeeper—Robert Conn 

Met—J"*eph 

(Al New Cumberland. 

F. D^nalo 

W. Va.) 

DUNBAR Chief PRODUCT0.—Pig Capscily—J00 Prea.—Wm. Vice Treas. Aasi. Supt, M. EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCTS—General Capital—$50,000; Railroad*—Penna., Chairman—Wm. manganese 

Semet-Solvay delphia,mer Manj-anese Pa. M.—H. Pres. Treas. Draftsman—L. B. and CORP.. F,—Wm. Pa. See—Wm. and F. and McLean Mfg. ton* G. oven* (formerly Shaffer P. Pur. M.—R. issued A. B. Co..) iron. per Gangawarc ft Ge*l. blast Brown E. Agl.—Regnold Machine day Dunbar. $32,000, Arnold, 0. American Spiegel, M. at furnaces. Marshall Philadelphia. 

Work at Pa. Phila Ferro 110 Pal FQUIPMEN'T—C< PRODUCTS—Small Gen. DYCAST Mgr.—A. Chief EQUIPMENT—El-cir'c Sunt.—O. Draflsman—F. STEEL S. *n CO.. K. !«*•• nvertera C-irpenter C sleel H. n 1'naville. furnace Petcron castings 

Conn.


Capacity—6.000 Ion* per year 

Capilal — $500,000; issued. $150,300; 

bond* issued, $150,000 

Railroad*—P. B. ft XV., Reading. Chester 

Boat 

EASTERN ROLLING MILL CO.. Baltimore 

St. and Ilolling Mill Ave; P. O. 

Box 1113. Baltimore, Md. 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—J. M. Jones 

Vice Pres. Sec. and Pur. Agl.—L. J. Jones 

Vice Prea.—C. E. F. Clarke 

Treaa. *nd A*st. See—J. A. Downey 

Asst. Trea*.—Oliver Auodoun 

Sales Mgr.—A. J. Hasl.it 

Asal. Salea Mgr.—E. J. Matthews 

Mgr.—C. A, Pennock 

Assl. Mgr.-J. E. Cook 

Chief Engr.—Joaef Hlrehrnann 

Chief Elee—VV. C. Frado 

Safety Engr.—T. R. Matthews 

M. M.—J. Duffy 

Mel.—Thos. Dcckray 

Storekeeper—-VV. Avig 

EQUIPMENT—12 hot mills for rolling 

high-finish she*!* 

PRODUCTS—Sleel sheet* 

Ctpaeily—iiO.000 gross lon> 

EASTERN STEEL CO.. Pollstown. Ps. 

Furnace: Pollstown, Pa. Sleel Plant; 

Poilsville, Pa. 

Receiver—Edward L. Herndon 

(At PotlBtown. Pa.) 

Supl. B. F.—S. S. Engle 

M. M.—Ernest Keefer 

EQUIPMENT—Two btasl furnace* 

(Al Poltsville. Pa.) 

Gen. Supt.—J. A. Milton 

Supl. O. H. and Blooming Mill—E. M. 

Johnson 

Supt. Fin. Mill and Roll. De*.—J. H. Roie 

Chief Engr.—Edw. Schlilier 

M. M.—Albert Michel 

PRODUCTS—Structural ateel 

EASTERN STEEL CASTING CO.. 30 

Kemblo Si., Boston, Mas*. 

Prop, and Mgr.—John W. Johnson 

PRODUCTS — Crucible steel casting*, 

EQUIPMENT—One 8-Ion O. H., one 1%ion 

eleclric furnace. 6 traveling crane*, 

2 annealing furnaces, drying ovens, elc. 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric sleel castings 

Capacity—700 ton* 

Railroads—C. R, R. "f •*"• J-i private siding; 

Penn*., Erie. D. L. ft W„ L. V. 

ECKELS-NYE CO., Syracuse. N. Y. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Philip Eckel 

Vice Pres.—Frank Eckel 

Sec. Treas. and Par. Agt.—Frank M. Sear* 

Supl. Draflsman, Roll Designer—Jacob E. 

Eckel 

Elee Engr.—Thomas Filrpalrick 

Stesm Engr.—James H. Grant 

PRODUCTS—Re-rolled rail steel, lighl an. 

gles and bars 

EDDYSTONE STEEL CO.. Crum Lynoe, 

Pa. 

Pres. and G. M.—John E. Sullivan 

See—Robert J. Sullivan 

Trea*. and P. A.—J. B. Mosbrook 

PRODUCTS—Bluo annealed sleel sheets 

and plates; alloy and bultet proof steel 

sheets and plates 

EDGEWATER STEEL CO., Oakmonl, Pa. 

Pre*.—Frank B. Bell 

Vice Pre*. Sales—W. V. D. Wright 

Treas.—John Henderson 

Sec—J. H. Baily 

Pur. Agt.—W. A. McKean 

Gen. Mgr.—M. A. Smilh 

Supt.—R. C. Boak 

As*t. Supt.—C. E. Coraon 

Supi. O. H.—F. K. Buchanan 

Supt. Forge Dept.—Charles Hibert 

Chief Engr.—B. W. Dunham 

Chief Elee Engr.—A. W. McAuley 

Mech. Engr. Spring Depl.—Oscar R. Wikinder 

M. M.—J. S. Green 

Chief ChemisI—A. T. McBride 

Chief Draftsman—F. H. Biyen 

Supt. Mnrliin,.- S!:..p -J. C. Crocker 

PRODUCTS—Rolled steel wheel*, steel 

tire* for all purpose*, rolled sleel rings, 

all a lies and draft gear* for railway 

nickel and chrome alloy steel casting* equipment 

Capacity—000 Fuel—Crude EASTERN Pre*, Vice Asst. Gen. Asst. Chief Chemist—T. Sec. Machine Safety Chief Storekeeper—Frank merlybe Ave rger and Pre*., Supl.—VV. Sec.—J. Gen. and Engr.—F. Draflsman—A. Engr.—3. L, Shop STEEL Assl. Bayonnc end Trea*.—Wm. Supl.—Sam Opr. Benedict pel Sunt, O. tons Edward Tre-s—M. CASTINGS D. Csdwalladrr 

role and H. Armstrong Campbell and annually Dyer Steel urn G. Reiuel L. St., McCIure M. M.—E. D. CO.. Bussman C. Calling* M.—J. Newark. Sargent Renshaw (For F. Poldauf Mitten- Co.). N. J. EDWARDS. Prop,—E. Elee. ELECTRIC Div. PRODUCTS—Special ELECTRIC Pres.—Hugh PRODUCTS—Refined Columbia, bar, N. meiala: electrical, chanlcal dianapolis, Division Eleclric Plant J. Engr.—Albert aleel E. ALLOY STEEL Steel T. uses of castings, Mgr.—C. reinforcing automotive, Pa. T., Ind. M. Edwards Driver-Harri* Co. CO.. CASTINGS Lore 

7th Box of rod*, Kendig V. and Morristown, iron Indiana) alloys bar* TitloUon chemical 1096. Locual CO.. strip bar* Co.. and In and (Formerly wire and Harrison, St*.. N. muck pure for J. me.


Vice Pres.—P. J. McNamara 

Trea*.—Hugh McK. Landon 

See and Pur. Agl.—T. A. Elder 

Sales Mgr.—K. Smith 

Gen. Mgr.—M. G. Spencer 

Asst. Supl.—I. R. Wagner 

Chief Engr.. Mech, Engr. and Elee Engr. 

—Abner Mear* 

Sales Mgr.—K. Smith 

EQUIPMENT—One 3-ton Heroull furnace 

PRODUCTS Small sleel caslings 

Capacily—2.500 tons 


ELECTRIC STEEL FOUNDRY CO.. 24th 

and York Sis., Portland. Ore 

Pre*.—C. F. Swlgert. Jr. 

Vice Prea. Opr.—C. F. Swigerl 

Treas.—E. G. Swigerl 

See—George F. Scholl 

Pur. Agl.—Herman Cohn 

Gen. Supt.—Newman Ward 

M. M.—A. J. Weber 

Met.—R. Simpson 

Foremen—George Bacon and R. M. Mc 

Donald 

PRODUCTS—Sleel casting* of all descriptions 

Capacily—6.000 Ions per year 

Capilal—$150,000: issued, $116,000 

ELECTRO-METALLURGICAL CO.. 30 E. 

42nd St-. New York. N, Y, Plants: 

Niagara Falls. N. Y., Glen Ferris. W. 

Va.: Holcomb Rock. Va. 

Pres.—B. O'Shea 

Vice Pres.—F, M. Beekot 

Vice Pres.—W. J. Knapp 

Treas.—C, T. Ay era 

Assl. Treas.—C. A. Richter and L. C. 

Ripley 

See—A. C. Cornell 

Asst. Sec.—P. F. Smilh 

Pur. Agt. and Asst. Sec.—J. B. Huffsrd 

PRODUCTS—Ferro alloys 

Capilal—$5,000,000, owned by Union Carbide 

and Carbon Co.; bonds issued, 

$1,165,000 

ELLIOTT-BLAIR STEEL CO.. 5th floor, 

ELMIRA (At Gen. Asst. Tre*B.—Thomas Gen. Prea.—John Vice Sec. EQUIPMENT—Open PreB.—Noah See—Reuben PRODUCT—Cold York. bar 

Johnson 

Pa. Rolling 19 Elmira. and Supl.—J. Mgr.—Elmer Supt.—Wm. Pre*.—Edward Taylor and STEEL N. Trea*.—Sara Mills. 

B!ik-.. 

hand Y. C. St., W. N. J. CO., S. Christopher C. mill* Y.) Inc.), Plant: Elliolt Elliott 

New 

New Keating rolled Quirke L. Elliott (Formerly hearth F. 

Caalle, 

Elliolt B. Castle, 56 Elmirs, Quirke strip Quirke Pine furnace, 

Pa. 

sleel and Valley N. Si., Mercer. 

Plants: 

Y. billet. New 

PRODUCTS— Bar*, bands, small angles 

and channels, hoi rolled strips 

Railroada—Penna.. L. ft W.; Erie. L. V. 

EL PASO FOUNDRY ft MACHINE CO.. 

P. O. Box 352, El Paao. Tex. 

Pres and G. M.—W, D. Small 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—R. H. Carrington 

Sec.—0. G. Lemtey 

Gen. Supt.—John T. Walson 

Chief Engr.—A. V. Bender 

EQUIPMENT—Two 2-ton side blow converters 

PRODUCTS—Iron. bras*, steel casting*. 

mining machinery, fabricated slruclural 

sleel tanks 

Capacily—Iron. 50 ton* daily; alee). 50 

tons monthly; brass. 1 ton daily; fabricated 

ateeel. 300 tons monthly 


ELLWOOD STEEL CORP.. Ellwood City. 

Pre*.-—J. A. Gelbach 

Vice Pres.—Ira E. Bixler. Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Treat, and Gen. Supt.—August Miller 

See and Pur. Agt.—John J. Tyler 

EQUIPMENT—Nail and wire making ma 

chinery 

ELYRIA PRODUCTS—Wire FOUNDRY and CO.. Nail* THE. Elyrla, O. 

Capacity—1.000 Pre*, and Trea*.—Alex kegs of C. nails Brown 

i-res.. r. a.— >v. r 

per day 

Capital—$250.000: Vice Pre*.. P. A.—W. issued, F. Davie* 

-Geo. C. Wing 

$215,000; 

See- bonds. 

Mgr.—R. 

$35,000 

G. Clapp 

Gen. Railroada—P. 

Gen. Mgr.—VV. 

ft L. E. 

P. 

and B. ft 0. 

ELWOOD Asst. Gen. STEEL Mgr.—W. PLANT. P. El Gallmer wood. 

PRODUCTS—Semi-steel, Ind. (Subsidiary Ames iron Shovel and ft braBB Tool 

Co.) castings 

Gen. Capacily—1.000 Supt.—T. E. tons Palmer per monlh 


Railroads—N. Y. C. B. ft O. 

ELYRIA IRON ft STEEL CO.. 224 East 

131*1 St.. Cleveland. O. Plant: 14th St. 

and Murray Ave., Elyria. O., and Toledo, 

O. 

Pres,—Hugh B. Wick 

Vice Prea.—Myron A. Wick 

Treas. and Sec.—George F. White 

Asst. Trea*. and A**t. See—Geo. C. W. 

Klippel 

Assl. Treas.—Wm. J. Sampson. Jr. 

Assl. See—Henry Wick 

Pur. (At Gen. Thief Mech. Met. Roll ElyrU. and Supt.—VV. Designer—Warren Agt.—Elmer Engr.—R. aod Chief Elee 0.. Chemist—Joseph A. W. Plani) Engr.—James Falk Shryock Weal Shafer 

Park*. Adelson Jr,


EQUIPMENT—Hoi mills, cold mill*, finERIE 

CITY IRON WORKS. 14th SI. and 

ishing departments 

East Ave.. Erie, Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Hoi *nd cold strip, butted Pies.—H. H. Clemens 

and brated pipe 

• Vice Pre*, and Treas.—Edward C. Moore 

Capacily—3,000 ions per monlh 

See and G-n. Mgr.—1.. V. Reese 

Capital—Preferred, sdOO.OOO; issued, Fur. Agl.—N. M. Wallace 

$374,900; common, $3,000,000; issued, Sale* Mgr.—II. W. Brook* 

$1,649,000 

Supt.—C. D. Si. Clair 

(Ai Dcrroii and Pilchland Ave., Toledo. O.) Chief Engr.—G. W. Nigh 

< Standard Steel Tube Div.) 

Draflsman—Eugene Brinig 

Supt.—Ed. Kamper 

Storekeeper—H. H. Smith 

Assl. Supl.—H. J. Katghin 

PRODUCTS—Waler cooled furnaces, high 

Chief and Safety F.ngr.—C. A. Braun 

?Tenure boiler* of all sties and type. 

Elee Engr.—Wade Pallon 

ibricatel steel, steel barge*, gray iron 

PRODUCTS—Welded sleel tubing 

casting*, etc. 

Railroads—Mich gan Cenlral switch 

ERIE FORGE CO.. Erie, Pa. 

EMERY STEEL CASTINGS CO.. Ball!- 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—R. F. Define 

more, Md. Office: Continental BIdg. Assl. lo Pres.—R. F. Devine, Jr. 

Plant: Si. Charles Si., and B. ft O. R. R. Vice Pre*.—H. E. Fish 

Pres.—I. C. Emery 

Treas. and G«n. Supl.—G. VV. J. Stout 

See—I*. J. Etner>* 

See—H. C. McLaughlin 

PRODUCT—Sraill crucible steel castings Pur. Agl.—J. F. Hoeh) 

Capacily—1,000 ton* annually 

Asal, Gen. Supi.—K. E. Blair 

EMPIRE STEEL CO., Bessemer Ave and Supl. O. H.—W. T. Kilgore 

Penn. R. R . Cleveland, O. 

Machine Shop Supl.—J. Burger 

Pre*, and Trea*.—A. W. Whealley 

Hrick Supl.—Geo. Smilh 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Boyd B. Jack Chief Engr.—Geo. B. Conrath 

See and Asst. Treas.- J. E. Anderson Chief Elee,—H. Simpson 

Pnr. Agt.—The*. E. Slocum 

M. M.—P. J. Hooper 

Gen. Sunt.-~Frank Huston 

Met.—E. C. Voorhee* 

Chief Engr.—W. L. Howard 

Chief ChemisI—N. Sanner 

Chief Elee Engr.—James Kaplan 

Safely Engr.—H. A. McDonald 

Roll Designer—Edward Webb 

Storekeeper—P. J Spaeder 

Storekeeper—Frank Hogue 

PRODUCTS—Steel Ingois, rough and fin- 

EMPIRE STEEL CASTING CO., Reading. ished forgir.gs, steel csstings 

Pa. 

EVERETT-SAXTON CO.. 1710 Franklin 

Prea.—R. A. Houck 

Truat BIdg.. Philadelphia. Pa. Furnace 

Vice Prea. Opr.—A. R. Schmehl 

al Everett, Pa. 

Treaa.—Fred G. Hodges, Jr. 

Pre*.—W. S. Pilling 

Sec. and A.sl. Treaa.—K. R. Beidter 

Vice Pre*.—Andrew S. Webb 

IIQUIPMENT—Two-ton eleclric furnace Treaa—George P. Pilling 

PRODUCTS—Carbon Heel castings 

See—J. Rosa Pilling 

EMPORIUM IRON CO., Broad and Second Gen. Mgr.—Banks Hudson 

Sts., Emporium Pa. 

(At Everett, Pa., Furnace) 

Pres.—A. Brady 

FAIR Supl.—R. A SONS, K. Harville INC.. S.. Hamilton and 

Vice Pres. and Asst. See—E. E. Brady PRODUCT—Foundry Madison Sis., Saginaw, and Mich, 

basic pig iron 

Treaa.—W. G. Biir 

Capacity—100.00C ton* 

ENTEPPRISE See—Jarre* Supt Chief Mel.—Wm. Arat. Supl. M. Chief PRODUCTS—Pig Capacity—60,000 Prev. Vice Foreman—C. PRODUCT'S—Iron, J. electric White Si., H. M.—E. Martens Pres. Chem.i!—I.. -,-d Hoehn Trea*., B. Engr.—Chir'es Fdry., S>n F.—J. steel Gen. Opr.. Froncbco. F. J. FOUNDRY W. O. E


Pres.. Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agl.—Louis G. Capacity—Steel foundry, 25.000 ton*, ma 

Fair 

chine -• li••*!. unlimited 

Vice Pre*.—Ray T. Maynard 

Capital—$6,000,000 

See and Treas.—Ora R. Fowler 

Railroads—C. M. ft St. P., C. ft VV. W.. 

Asat. See—A M. Zoeller 

Goodrich Transit, etc. 

Gen. Supl.—Dave Milbough 

FALLS HOLLOW STAYBOLT CO.. 21 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—Edward Blohm 

E. Portage St.. Cuyahoga Falls. O. 

M. M.—Geo. Moe 

Fr**.—C- M Walsh 

EQUIPMENT—Two electric *teel melllng Pur. Agl.—H. I. Dyke 

furnaces 

Gen. Supl.—James Hyde 


Chief Engr.—E. J. Raub 

Capacily—3,500 ions annually 

PRODUCTS—Hollow and solid slaybolu 


FALLS TUBE ft MFG. CO.. Newton Falls. 

Railroads—P. M.. M. C. G. T. and M. Ry. O. 

FAIR HAVEN FDRY. ft MACHINE CO., Pre*.—R. J. Kenwonhy 

INC., Fairhaven. Vl. 

Vice Pres. and Sec.—G. T. Filius 

Pres.—E. T. Patlcnton 

PRODUCTS—Ga* welded specialty tubing 

Vice Pre*.—E. A, Tuttte 

ranging from *4 lo JMt inches in diam 

Treas. See G. M. and Pur. Agl.—M. Pat- eter, made from atrip aleel 16 to 22 

Union 

gauge 

Supt.—H. Crawley 

FARRAR ft TREFTS INC.. 67 Perry SI., 

PRODUCTS—Hoisting and Stone Working Buffalo, N. Y. 

Machinery 

Pre*.—Geo. M. Trefla 

Capital—$6,000. 

Vice Pre*.—Frank J. Renlschler 

FALCON STEEL CO.. THE. Nile*. O. Tieas. nnd Gen. Mgr.—John C. Trolls 

Pres. and Trea*.—Lloyd Boolh 

See—Goo. M. Trefts, Jr. 

Vice Pre*.—Paul Wick 

Pur. Agt.—Wm. E. Schmidt 

Sec.—Myron C. Wick. Jr. 

Sales Mgr. Fdry.—Ross W. Sno better 

Gen. Mgr.—W. W. Lewis 

Sale* Mgr. Boilers—S. Mensonides 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—XV. T. Bransham 

Supl. Boiler Shop—C. 0. Logan 

Pur. Agl.—E. L. McNumara 

Supl. Fdry.—A. Rankin 

Chief Kngr.—R. H. Grove 

PRODUCTS—Railroad Castings; Rolling 

Elee Engr.—E. Franks 

Mill Guides. 

EQUIPMENT—B sheet mills wiih auxiliary Capilal—$2,000,000; issued $600,000. 

equipment 

Railroads—N. Y. C. siding 

PRODUCTS—Various grades of sheet sleel FARREL-CHEEK STEEL FOUNDRY CO. 


Sandusky. 0. 

FALCON TIN PLATE CO.. THE, Nile*. 0. Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Herbert Farrell 

Pres. and Treaa.—Lloyd Booth 

Vice Pres.—J. O, Cheek 

Vice Pres.. Sec. and G. M.—Paul Wick Treas.—R. C Farrell 

Assl. Treas.—J. F. Buchman, Jr. 

Sec. and Pur. Agt.—John F. Sweet 

Pur. Agt.—E. L. McNamara 

Gen. Supl.—T. A. Martin 

FALK CORP.. THE. Fool 30th St.. Mil H, M.—John Hengel 

waukee, Wis. 

Elee Engr.—J. A. Higglns 

Pre*.—Herman W. Falk 

Supi. Labor—Daniel Harlung 

Vice Pros.—Olio II. Falk 

Chemist—Carl W. Widenlhaler 

Vice Pre*, and Wks. Mgr.—Harold S. Falk Capacily—6,000 ton* sleel castings annu 

See Treaa.—Clarence R. Falk 

II 

ally 

Salea Comptroller—E. Pur. Supi. Supt. Asst. Chief Steam Safety ChemisI—F. Draflsman—Hvman EQUIPMENT—Three PRODUCTS—Helical Mgr. speed tractson furnaces Diesel Agt.—T. Commercial and Mgr. Supl. Machine Fdry.—Harry Engr.—R. Engr.—H. machine oil reducers, Mech. and engines, Fdry.—F. J. I. Shop—Harry Pendleton complete Assl. work P. Scanlan Engr.—Percy Sales—M. L. J. Falk Connell Lcvine steel Mooney Mislele Wrighi See—Arthur 25-l-n and A. flexible castings machine Pritsloff A. Green Spur acid C. Carpenter couplings, aud shop Day Simon- O. gear*. conH. 

FEDERAL Pre*.—H. Vice Treas Asal. Pur. Gen. Gen, Elee ChemisI—Walter Storekeeper—John EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCTS—Steel electrical railways, 585 residing of B. furnaces Supl.—James Reaney Mgr.—Alfred Pres. Agt.—Wm. Taylor and See—Herbert and special STEEL Sleam Birchard See—Wm. cast Sales—Wm. road machinery. St., purpose, »leel FOUNDRY Cheater, Engr. F. II. machinery; Gibson G. Taylor Martin castings Cramp Mick 30-ton Rennie high Mitchell V. and D. Irueka. CO.. Pa. tonsil Complon Ward M. for open also Foot M.—James industrial and Bale Farrell hearth wear tor


PRODUCTS—Open hearth sleel caslings 

Capacily—7,500 ions annually 


Railroads—Heading ft Penna.. and Waler 

Front 

FIRTH-STERLING STEEL CO.. McKeesport. 

Pa. 

Pre*.—Lewis J. Firth 

Vice Pres.—Eben B. Clarke 

Treaa.—D. E. Jackman 

See—E. D. Gray 

Director of Research—Gregory J. Comstock 

Director of Sales—Donald G. Clark 

Gen. Mgr,—L, Gerald Firth 

Wks. Mgr.—R. S. Slevick 

M. M.—Wm. J. Schulta 

Met.—Owen K. Parmiter 

PRODUCTS—Fine tool and die aleel* 

F1TZSIMMONS CO., THE. 1631 Wilson 

Ave., YoungBtown, O. 

Pres.—Archil Loyer 

Vice Pres. r.nd Gen. Mgr.—R. E. FiUaimona 

. See and Treaa.—Jo*. P, Wintrich 

Gen. Supt.—E. L. Watson 

M. M.—Chsrle* V. Johnson 

Sleam Engr.—Edward Smith 

Field Engr.—Char lea M anion 

Safety Engr.—George Hubbs 

M. M.—George Z. Smith 

Mel.—E. M. Freeland 

Chief Chemisi—R. E. Reno 

Foremen Roll Milt—Sidney Lake, Jenkin 

Jone* and E. M. Durjevy 

Foreman Machinist—Richard Graham 

Roll Designer—Norman Walker 

S i o rekeeper—Jeaae S p 11* nogl e 

Chief Clerk—Alex Smith 

Office Mgr.—A. W. May 

(Ai Toronto, O.. Plant) 

Gen. Supl.—Gilbert Follansbee 

Supl.—Jam,-* Banfield 

Supi. O. H.—T. J. Coeiello 

Supt. Fininahing Mill—Waller G. Binfield 

Supt. Annealing—Milard Boyd 

Supt. Minos—John Ferguson 

Brick Supl.—Thos. Dugsn 

Chief Engr.—C. W. Kinter 

Chief Elee Engr.—J. S. Murray 

Steam Engr.—E. P. McManus 

FORD MOTOR COMPANY, Highland 

± 

Field Engr.—J. E. Parker 

Park, Detroit. Mich. Blast furnace at 

M. M.—Howard Miner 

Fordson. Mich.; P. 0- Dearborn. Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Cold drawn sleel 

Mel.—E. M. Freeland 

Pre*, and Treas.—Edsel B. Ford 


Chief Chemiil—E. G. Bums 

lal Vice Pres.—P. P Martin 


Safety See—C. A. Welts 

2nd Vice Prea—E. C. Kansler 

Railroad*—Brie. N. Y. C. B. ft O.. Penna. Draflsman—0. W. Day 

Sec.—B. J. Craig 

FLOGG ft CO., STANLEY G.. 1421 Cheat- Foreman Machinist—Duncan Grant 

Pur. Agt.—P. H. Diehl 

nut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 

Chief Insp.—Philip Vobs 

(Fordson Plant. Blast Furnsce. Miller Road 

PRODUCT—Sleel castings 

Chief Clerk—E. W. Russell 

at Dix Ave.. Fordson, Mich. P. 0. 

FLORIDA MACHINE ft FDRY. CO.. 

Roll Designer—Wm. Williams 

Dearborn, Mich.) 

Jacksonville, Pis. 

Storekeeper—C. L. Shulls 

Gen. Supt.—C. E. Sorensen 

Pres.—F. G. Russell 

Supl. B. P.—D. C, Newkirk 

Vice Pre*. *nd Trea*.—F. G. Russell. Jr, 

Lab.—R. If. McCarroll 

Sec.—O. M. Smith 

Supt. 0. H. and R. M.—J. J. Findlaier 

PRODUCTS—Steel and gray iron cast 

EQUIPMENT—Two 500-ton blast furnaces 

ings, machining 

(Kennedy design), alio 150-ton and two 

Incorporated—$500,000 

10-Ion Greaves-ElchelI electric furnaces, 

FOLEY STEEL CO., Slalington. Pa. 

7 100-ton O H. furnaces, blooming mill 

Lessee—R>berl Grant 

and 14-inch merchant mill; 12-inch 

FOLLANSBEE BROS. CO.. Third and 

spring. 10-inch rod and strip mill. 18- 

Liberty Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Plants: 

ineh sheet bar mill 

Follansbee. W. Va., and Toronto. O. 

Capacily—35.000 tons of sleel per month 

Chairman—Wm. U. Follansbee 12 

Railroads—Fordson docks on Rouge river 

Prea.—John Follansbee 

where company lake boa is unload, ete, 

(At Chief Sec. Sale. Gen. Supt. Night Chief Mech. Assl. Vice Gen. Mgr. Sales Charles Follansbee, and Pres.—B. Supt.—W. Mgr.—A. Pres. Jobbing Mill Elee Engr.—C. Mgr. O. Supi.—Ward to Engr.—Frank Auditor—Wm. H Pres. A. Service—R. Tin Sheet snd Engr.—Benjamin •—Samuel Wilson Dept.—D. J. G. Mill Treas.—R. H. W. snd W. Steel—Geo. McFarland 

Folsnsbee Secrisl Lake Klnter Pro.—J. Va.. Gen, McGough Davis B, D. S, Perry Plant) Reid C, Mgr. Gaston Coombe C. R. Kirk Kitroy Kerr Sale*— FORT Treas. Pres. Vice bash, MILLS, Ind. D. DODGE Pres,—C. and T. and Del. ft Gen. Fori Sec.—C. CULVERT I„ Term., Dodge. Mgr.—C. E. M. Kitchen, C. XV. Union ft Iowa. P. G*«d IRON L. M„ Belt East Carter Penna., Chicago, Wa


Pur. Agt.—W. G. Warner 

Gen. Supt.—E. C. Matthews 

M. M.—Leo Clawson 

PRODUCTS—Steel ingot* 

Capacily—12,000 ton* per year 

Capilal—800.000: issued, $357,250; bonds 

issued. $92,600 

FORT PITT BRIDGE CO.. Oliver Btdg., 

Pittsburgh, Pa. Plant: Canonaburg. Pa. 

Chairman—0. C. Dellenbach 

Fres.—Tlieo. A. Slraub 

Vice Pres.—H. R. Blickle 

Trea*. and See—P, B. Straub 

Pur. Agl.—A. J. Bodenham 

Supl,—-Wm. Berger 

Chief Engr.—A. Sheldon 

Draftsman—O. C. George 

PRODUCTS—Gray iron callings, bridges, 

buildings, etc. 


FORT PITT SPRING ft MFG. CC. Mc 

Kee* Rock*. Pa. 

Prea.—Wm. McBride 

Treaa. and See—R. L, Leitch 

Gen. Mgr.—Harry S. Crary 

Gen. Supl.—Henry' Miller 

A»*t. Supl.—Albert Schaeffer 

Chief Engr.—Dawes VV. Molyneaux 

Designing Engr.—D. S. Molyneaux 

PRODUCTS—Coil and elliptic springs for 

railroads and electric railway service 

Capacily—1.200 Ions per annum 

FORT PITT STEEL CASTING CO.. 25lh 

Ave., McKeesport. Pa. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—C. S. Koch 

See and Sales Mgr.—H. J. Koch 

Trea*.—Albert Curry 

Asst, Treaa.—C. H, Curry 

Pur. Agt.—H, H, Nicholson 

Works Mgr.—J. VV. Quay 

Gen. Supt.—H. F. Slratton 

Mech. Engr.—R. J. Bryan 

Storekeeper—F. C. Ackerberg 

EQUIPMENT One Mon electric foniH 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric sleel caslings 

Capacily—4.000 tons 


Railroads—Penna., B. ft 0.. N. Y. C. 

FORT See—Ira Gen. Supl. Roll PRODUCTS—Iron Capilal—$400,000: Pres.—E. Vice M. EQUIPMENT—One sleel mill, guide shapes, Fort hill M.—Samuel Supt,—John Pres., Designer—Clem WAYNE Roll Wayne. re-inforcing ono mill, steel XV. E. Mill—Harry Treas. ROLLING 9-Inch one Langford Yarnelle crescents Ind. P. S. 18-Inch and bars, guide and issued, Thompson Baldwin 3-high Cope MILL G. Beerman *leel and ateel mill, M.—H. bar CORP.. $375,700 20-inch small fence bar*, mill one C. tees angles, bands, 8-Inch muck Rock- 

FOSTER WHEELER CORP.. 165 Broadway, 

New York, N. Y. Plants: Danville, 

N. Y. and Carteret, N. J. 

Chairman—J. J. Browns 

Pre*.—L. B. Nulling 

Vice Pres.—John Primrose 

Vice Prea.—H. S. Brown 

Treas.—T. G. Hoffman 

Sec. snd Gen. Mgr.—D. McCullocb 

Pur. Agt.—P. J. Sheridan 

Sale* Mgr.—R. H. Wyld 

Supt.—C. Rcigart 

Chief Engr.—VV. F. Keenan 

EQUIPMENT—Air Healers. Condensers, 

Cooling Towers, Economiiers, Evaporators, 

Feed Water Heaters, Fractionating 

Towers, Heat Exchangers, Pulverised 

Coal Equipment, Pumps, Superheater*. 

Tubular Oil Still*, Water Cooled Furnace*. 

PRODUCTS—Power Plant Equipment. 

FRANKLIN STEEL WORKS. Franklin, 

Pa. 

Pre*.—E. B. Leigh 

Capacity—1,000 

Vice Pres.—A. C. 

tons 

Moore 

Vice 

Ksilroads—N. 

Pros.—Edward 

H. R. 

E, R. Hughe* Siding 

Trea*.-See—K. 

FROG. SWITCH 

T, 

ft 

Walker 

MFG. CO., Carlisle, 

Gen. 

Pa. 

Mgr.—C. F. Mnckey 

Chairman 

PRODUCTS—Plain, 

of Board and 

twisted 

G. M.—R. 

and deformed 

S. Haya 

Prea. 

bars 

and 

for 

Mgr. 

concrete 

Frog 

reinforcement 

and Switch Depl.— 

FRASSE 

W. H. 

ft 

Dotter 

CO., PETER A., 135 Walnut 

1st 

St., 

Vice 

Hartford. 

Pre*, and 

Conn. 

Mgr. Manganese Sleel 

Gen. 

Depl.—Wm. 

Mgr.—E. 

L. 

H. 

Jackson 

Bohnel 

2nd 

Aast. 

Vice 

Gen. 

Pres. 

Mgr.—J. 

and Engr. 

D. Drummond 

of Sale*—L. E. 

EQUIPMENT—Complete warehouae 

Weidman 

3rd 

PRODUCTS—Bar 

Vice Pre*, and 

,teel 

Sale* Mgr.—A. G. Jones 

Trea*. and See—Charles C. Wekdner 

Asst. Treat.—L. G. Martin 

PRODUCTS—Manganese sleel calling* for 

own use and for sale, gray iron caatinga, 

etc. 

Capacily—2.500 ton* converter sleel casting* 

annually 

FRONTIER IRON WORKS, 36 Letchworth 

St., Buffalo, N. Y. 

Pre*.—Wm, A. Griffin 

« 

Vice Pre*.—Edmund B, McKenna 

See—L. Gen. Capital—$130,000 

Trea*.—C. 

Asst. PRODUCTS—Gray Railroads—N. tive Supl.—Geo. Treas.—W. and F. 

R. 

special Gilbert Y. 

Wyckoff 

C. Bowers A. caslings iron Fisher 

. 

foundry, automo


GALESBURG COULTER-DISC CO.. 

Galeaburz. III. 

Pres, and Trea*.—S. A. Ingersoll 

Vice Pre*, end Gen. Mgr.—R. C. Ingersoll 

See—H. A. Nelson 

Supi.—H. C. Gaylord 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—A. Peleraon 

PRODUCTS—Agricultural, tractor and automobile 

sleel parts: disc harrow blades. 

Rolling—Coulter blades and pressed 

Gen. Supt.— N. M. Duchemin 

Supt. Elee—J. C. Mac Lean 

Mech. Engr.—J. F. Woodman 

M. M.—J. Dennis 

El.--.- K'u.-r. \V. If. l'riitl 

Steam Engr.—J. L. Clifford 

Mel. and ChemisI—J. M. Drake (River 

Works) 

Storekeeper—J. GENERAL STEEL II. Fenner CASTING ft MA 

PRODUCTS—Electrical CHINE CO.. 8 Lii-i.*r products Ave, Newark. and 

Tungar M. J. reclifiers 

Railroad—B. Pre*.—Garfield & Kitpairick M. 

Sleel parts 


GARY TUBE CO.. Gary Ind. Subsidiary GERLINGER ELECTRIC STEEL CASTof 

Notional Tul-e Co.. Pittsburgh, 1'a. ING CO., 60th Si. and National Ave., 

Gen. Mgr.—F. VV. Waterman 

Milwaukee, Wi*. 

Supt. Pipe Mill—William Bark 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—W. E. Gerlinger 

Chief Mech. and Steam Engr.—G. E. Vic* Pre*, and Treas.—George P. Gerlinger 

Sperling 

See—Henry S. Wrighl 

Supl. Elee—E. L. Upp 

Asat. See—J. S. Couillard 

M. M.—D. L. iiutton 

Pur. Agl.—0. A. Meyer 

Safely Engr.—Horry Fawcolt 

Sate* Mgr.—D. E. Deuster 

Chief Clerk—George A. Pasamore 

Work* Mgr—Glen C. Riegel 

Supt. Skelp and Pipe Mills—Thorn** Pal- Gen. Supt.—A. M. Weis 

tenon 

M. M. and Foreman Machinist—George 

Assl. Supl. Pipe Mill*—Wm. II. Johnson Peiersdorf 

Supl. Skelp Mills—F. VV. Waterman. Jr. Met.—M. L. Frey 

Chief Mech. Engr.—G. K. Sperling 

Chemist—Prescoll Jensen 

Pipe Mill Engr.—J. V. Maiurle 

PRODUCTS—Carbon aleel castings and 

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. Schenectady, "Hard-Wear" (special alloy sleel) cast 

N. Y. 

ings 

Honorarv Chairman of Board—E. W. Rice Capacily—5.000 ions annually 

Chairman of the Board—0. D. Young, GLASGOW IRON CO.. Pollstown. Pa. 

New York 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Comly B. Shoe 

Pre*.—Geraid Swope, New York 

maker. II 

Vice Pre*.—C. VV. Appleton 

Vice Pres.—A. B. Murray 

Vice Pre*.—VV. R. Burrows 

Treas.—A. Coleman Smith 

Vice Pre*.—C. C. Chesney 

See—Harry VV. Priier 

Vice Pres.—C. E. Evelilh 

Sales Mgr.—D. Sherman Guss 

Vice Pre*.—E. VV. Allen 

Supl.—Wm. S. Whitacre 

Vice Pre*.—G. P. Baldwin 

Engr. of Teat*—Milton Eshbach 

Vice Pres.—J. G. Barry 

Foreman Machine Shop—Charles Miller 

Vice Pres.—Albert G. Davis 

Draftsman—Elmer E. Ehrgaod 

Vice Pr*B.—A. H. Jackson 

EQUIPMENT—Sheared milt. universal 

Vice Pres,—J. R. I.ovejoy 

mill, puddle mills, flang:ng sept. 

Vice Pres.—Geo. F. Morrison 

PRODUCTS—Sheared and universal rolled 

Vice Pre*.—C. E. Pallerson 44 

plates in wrought iron and sleel; many 

Sec.—M. P. Wesiover 

varielies of flanged, pre-std and formed 

Treas.—R. As.t. Asal. Comptroller—S. Gen. Asat. Pur. Gen. Asat. Works Capilal (Al Works Mech. PRODUCTS—Manufacturing Corregan. electrical $326,340,029,41 

yon Stuart N. West Auditor—I. Agt.—L. Supt.—James Gen. Y. Treas.—D. See—Wm. Gen. Engr.—E. Mgr.—B. and Mgr.—F. Lynn. M. Supl.—B. S. apparatus Surplus—As Auditors—John L. Cricker G. Murray B. I,. Mass.. V. P. L. D. XV. M. Banker VanDyck H. Whilestone 

Delaek Davis Cox LeFevre Trench. 0. Allen and Smith of Tang Plan!) and Dee J. Riley, J. and C. W. 31. F. L. sale Zoller. Lewis, F. 1926. Ken- of H. Capacity—125.000 Capital—$500,000: GLOBE Vice Trea*.—VV. Sec. Gen. Pur. Supt. Chief Safely—H. Railroads—Reading Pres.—Alex. toot. products; 101 and Pres.—Wm. Agt.—S. Mgr.—Edward Fdry.—R. Engr.—J. Forge—H. FORGE Greenway Asst. J C. muck T. A Welsh Lipe M. Treaa.—D. FOUNDRIES. C. D. Brown Ave, M. S. bar Carroll Glass ions Buchanan and issued. R. Farmer Rogers Syracuse, annually Penna. Bishop E. $360,000 INC., Helheringlon N. Y.


Storekeeper—C. J. Donalh 

GOULD COUPLER CO.. Depew. N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Drop forgings and grey iron Chairman—Donald Symington 

caslings 

Prea,—C. 3. Symington 

Railroad*—N. Y. C. ft D. L. ft W. R. R. Asat. to Prea.—W. S. Symington 

GLOBE IRON CO.. Jackson. O. 

Vice Pres. Opr.—D. M. Scott 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—John E. Jones Vice Pres. Sales—O. L. L. DaviB 

Pur. Agl.. Treas. and Assl. G. M.—Edwin Vice Pres. Engr.—D. S. Barrows 

A. Jones 

Treas.—P. P. Meade 

Sec.—Charles P. Chapman 

A**t. Treas.—A. H. Gardner 

Supl. B. P.—Geo. F. Berlach 

I .it-. .U-t. A K M.lW.-y 

Chief and Stei-m Engr.—VV. J. Lamb Gen. Supl.—C. H. Shaffer 

Assl. Chief Engr,—James Swifl 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—M. J, O'Brien 

Elee Engr.—Charles Evan* 

M. M.—T. O'Hnra 

M. M.—Albert Dobbins 

EOUIPMENT—Sleel foundry 

Met. and Chem.—Edwin Morgan 

PRODUCTS—Railroad coupler. truck 

Storekeeper—L. T. Long 

frame*. Ijolstrra, freight and passenger 

PRODUCTS—High silicon *ilveries and oar caslings 

Be-semer ferro ailicons 

Capacity—72.000 Ions steel caslings 

Capacily—50.000 ton* high silicon. 100.- GREAT NORTHERN RY. CO., Rolling 

000 tons foundry 

Mill, SI. Cloud. Minn. 

Capilal—$1,200,000 

Pur. Agl.—F. A. Bushnell. at Si. Paul, 

Railroads—B. ft 0.. H. V. and D. T. ft I. M i nn. 

GLOBE STEEL TUBES CO., 1345 Burn- Gen. Supl. M. P.—VV. Kelly, at St. Paul, 

ham, Si.. Milwaukee, Wis. 

Minn. 

Chairman—Paul J. Kalman 

Supi. Shop-—F. C. Lindi. St. Cloud. Minn. 

Pres.—F. 3. O'Brien 

PRODUCT—Merchant bars for own use 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr. of Sale*—J. XV. GREENE STEEL CASTINGS CO., 1302 

Floto 

Second Si.. Berkeley. Cal. 

Trea*. and See—Geo. O. Roa* 

GRIFFIN MANUFACTURING CO.. Erie 

Assl. Sec.—H. XV. Liltengren 

Pa. 

Pur. Act.—Albert Korsan 

Pros.—J. C. Griffin 

Sates Engr.—J. S. Brad*haw 

Vice Pres.—J. B. Griffin 

Gen. Supl.—K. A. Nygren 

Treas.—VV. A. Crawford 

Supt,—igner—P. Sales Gen. Works Engr.—VV. O. B. Mgr.—II. By-P-o. Rod Engr.—C. Wire Engr.—Thomas mill Mgr.—H. open P.—M. H.—M. Mill—J. Mgr.—F. II. Aft.—C. Mill—Joe F. Mgr.—J. Cily. Cok


PRODUCTS—Pig iron, by-product coke. Vice Prea.—R. F. McMahon 

ingots, blooms, billets, bars and wire Vice Pres.—G M. Humphrey 

goods 

Trea*. and Sec.—C. N. Osborne 

Capacily—300,000 tons per year 

Assl. Trea*.—S. VV. Folsom snd C. W. 

Capilal—$15,500,000; iaaued. $14,500,000 Brown 

Railroads—L. It N.; Southern, A. G. S., Asal. Sec.—W. C. Scoit 

N. C. ft St. L.. T. A. G, 

Capilal—Preferred, $750.000: common. 

H 

$15,000,000; authorised. $9,895,000 

HALCOMB STEEL CO.. 17 E. 42nd St.. (At Detroit, Mich., Pumacc) 

New York. Plant: Syracuse, N. Y. Mgr.—P. J. Moran 

Chairman—H. S. Wilkinson 

Asst. Supl. B. F.—L. Zanini 

Pres.—F. B. Hufnagel 

Chief Engr.—VV. T. Clark 

Vice Pres.—A, F. Galbraith 

M. M.—O. G. Dalicll 

Trea*.—Geo. E. Shaw 

Chief Chemial—XV. G. Zaft 

A*«. Tress,—F. W. Barnes 

Safety Inap.—W. T. Heck 

Sec.—E. R. Mackenaie 

Storekeeper—L. Fltapalrick 

Pur. Agl.—R. H. Filsinger 

tQUIPMF.NT—Two furnaces 

Gen. Mgr.—H. A. Pardee 

PRODUCT—Pig Iron 

Asal. Mgr.—H. J. Stagg 

Railroads—M. t\. D. T. ft I., Del ray con 

(At Syracuse. N. Y. P. O. Box 4) 

necting. Dock for unloading ore 

Asal. Supl.—J. C. Corey 

(At Buffalo. N. Y., Furnace) 

Supt. Elee Furnace*—R. T. Reade 

Gen. Mgr.—B. W. Marrow 

Elee Engr.—E. F. Gibbon* 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—V. XV. Aubel 

M. M. and Sleam Engr.—H, F, VVIUiama Gen. Supi.—John J. Saramon 

Mel.—S. C. Spalding 

Mech. Engr.—Jobn B. Fitzgibbon 

ChemisI—G. XV. Berrv 

M. M.—Edmund J. McCarthy 

PRODUCTS—Tool and alloy aleel* 

Sleam Engr.—Arthur L. Mays 

HAMILTON FURNACE CO., 1401 Al- 

Chief ChemisI—Schuyler C. McAlpinc 

worlh BIdg. Dulutb, Minn. Furnace at Safety Engr.—Andrew Daly 

Hamilton. O. 

Storekeeper—Arthur L. Higgon 

Pre*.—John A. Savage 


Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Joseph F. Sav- Capacily—350.000 Ions 

_ '** 

Railroads—N. Y. C, Erie, direct connec 

Treas.—A. S. Tnix 

tions 

See—H. S. Munro 

(At Leeionia, 0., Furnace) 

Capilal—50,000 shares no par value 

Supt. B. F.—E. J. Dean 

(At H." mil ton. 0.. Furnace) 

Chief Engr.—F. W, Moss-nan 

Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—R. XV. Stuck M. M.—P. Hannahan 

Pur. Agl.—C. A. Henneberger • 

Chief Chemist—H. D. Schaffer 

Supt. B. P.—A. E. Gillespie 

EQUPMENT—One furnace, bee-hive coke 

M. M.—E. E. Miller 

ovens 

ChemisI—Paul Gingerich 

FRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke 

foreman B. F.—Jo*eph Atderdice 

Capacity—425 Ions pig iron per day 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron 

Railroads—Penn., Erie 

Capacily—175,000 tons 

(At Dover. O.. Furnace) 

Railroads—B. ft 0., Penn.. C. I. W„ and Snpt.—E. Bowman 

Erie 

•II 

Asst. Supt.—E. Halligan 

HANGING ROCK IRON CO.. Carew BIdg.. 

Prea.—D. Vice Sec.—H. Company


Am. Gen. Supl.—Joseph Harnlschfeger Supt. Spring Shop—F. H. Kingstey 

Supt. Heat Treating—Charle* Hartson M. M.—C. H. Fricke * 

Chief Engr*.—W. A. Young and II. Mit PRODUCTS—Slee: springs and fanning 

chell 

implement parts 

Elee, Engr*.—G. J. Lexa and F. P. Hrl-.-r Capilal—$600,000: i»aued, $560,050 

Mech. Engr. and M. M.—H. Haehle 

Railroads—N. Y. C, Penn.. and M. C. 

Sleam Engr.—Chas. Dick 

HARTER ROLLED METALS CO. Gosh. 

Met.—J. R. Houston 

en. Ind. 

Foreman Machinist—Wm. Bardcn 

Pro*.—E. C. Harier 

Chief Draflsman—A. Hauseh 

Vice Pres. Sales—E. C. Crow 

Storekeeper—Geo. Buckmao 

Treas.—M. E. Crow 

EQUIPMENT—13 acres of building* in- See—V. G. Cawtey 

eluding a modern assembly floor, pattern Gen. Supl.—R. Laidlaw 

shop, sleet and grey iron foundries, Chief Engr.—John Cauffirl 

structural forge shop, heat treating PRODUCTS—Sleel tubing, aleel mould 

chemical laboratory, electric controller ing s 

and motor manufacturing department Capacily—10,000.000 feet 

PRODUCTS—Electric cranes, hoists, gaso Capilal—$75,000; issued. $58,000 

line and Diesel driven excavators 

Railroads—N. Y. C, Big 4 


HASKEL-BARKER CAR CO., Michigan 

Capital—$6,000,000; Issued, $5,000,000 City, Ind. 

Railroads—C. M. A St. P. and C. A N. W. PRODUCTS—Sleel caslings for own nse 

HARR1SBURG PIPE ft PIPE BENDING 

HAZARD MANUFACTURING CO.. $1 E. 

CO., lOlh and Heir Sl*„ Harriaburg. Pa. Robs Sl„ Wilkcs-Barre, Pa. 

Pres.—C. XV. Lynch 

Pres.—XV. H. Conyngham 

Vice Pres.—E. C. Smilh 

See Trea*.—A. C. Overpeck 

Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—E. C, Frey 

Ami. Treas.—H. J. Sleinhauer 

Sec, and Pur. Agl.—N. W. Cassel 

Pur. Agt.—Ry* E. Miles 

Gen. Mgr. Salea—H. W. Bishop. Jr. 

Con. Mgr.—Lawrence XV. Bevan 

Gen. Supl.—F. D. Andrews 

Gen. Supt.—Eli Weyhenmeyer 

Supi. O. H.—H. K. Rigdon 

Asat. Gen. Sup!.—P. J. Deemer 

Supt. Drop Forge Dept.—H, B. Liggett Chief Engr.—G. E. Pregnell 

(temporary) 

Chemisl-^Thos. W. Gangtoff 

Supl. Coll Dept.—C. Linford Scoit 

PRODUCTS—Wire rope and insulated 

Supt. Coupling Depl.—J. F. Clark 

wires and cables 

Chief Engr.—Jena Clausen 

Power Plant—Steam snd electric; 1.000 

Chief Elee and Safely Engr.—Harry Mil hp. 

ler 

Railroads—Penna., Three Siding*. C. R. R. 

Elee Engr,—E. C. Smilh 

of N. J. 

Millwright—George Heberlig 

Capital—$2,000,000 

M. M.—J. Fred Bower* 

HELGERSON FOUNDRY CO.. 1146 Mala 

Mel. and Chemlal—A. Floyd Whalen 

Si.. Green Bay, Wis. 

Chief Draflnman—Fred J. Yestadt 

Pres.—F. A. Meyer 

Storekeeper—Ralph A. Site* 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Supl.—A. Helgeraon 

Fuel—Gaa and Coal 

Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—A. L. Cannard 

Sleel Mill—Three 40-ton open hearth fur Sec—Norman Heifers on 

naces; 8 mechanical gaa producers; 8 EQUIPMENT—Bessemer 

eleclrical cranes 

47 

ton 

converter, one 

Type Capacity—70.000 Power Railroad—Penna. 

HARROW Gen, PRODUCTS—Basic one sal alloy teamles* coil*, channel Mich., Youngstown town. ing 18-inch 10-inch lets forged Supl.—VV. and plates, and 32-Inch Plan!—3,000 26-inch SPRING in drop O. East width. and No. guide seamless rounds, slabs, cylinders fcrgings, strip of bands Sheet CO.. Vine 3-high bloom mill T. 20-inch Mills—One carbon to squares sleel. ft Lory hp. open Kalamsioo. 

sleel St. 80.000 snd small universal. and Tube rolls; bars, and hearth specialties; and pipe Subsidiary slabbing angles, 2-high Ions Co.. alloy flats, one carbon couplings, 4-inch steel annually Youngs 5-stand furring univer rever*. skelp, mill; pipe bil and of to HELLER PRODUCTS—Sleel Capital—1.525 -Supl. Railroads—Three, Pres.—Paul Vice Treas.—Ernest Asst. Pur, EQUIPMENT—Power PRODUCTS—Crucible 250 Ave, hp. crucible inchchant Agt,—Arthur Pres. Steel See steel shares BROS. train Newark, bars, and furnaces, and Plant—Edward mill, of E. CO., pref.: tools, A. rolls, Asal. common; Heller See—Frank N. gas boa! Geoffrey C. 865 caaling* issued. J. one etc. 5 producers Treaa.—E, Heller plan!, and Ml. steam aleel, 16-inch, issued, J. Iruck Prospect 150 steam: H. Davis file*, hammers for shares E. lines one Stout 768 30-pot Clark 1.000 mer10- M'.


HEMPFIELD FOUNDRIES CO.. 43rd 

St. and A. V. R. R., Pltlsburgb. Pa. 

Plan!: Greensburg. Pa. 

Pres.—H. H. Meixner 

Vice Pres. snd Pur. Agl.—Karl F. Tiegal 

Treas.—Charles R. Rail 

Sec.—R. L. Brinklev 

Chief Elee—Charles Pringle 

Safety Engr.—F. George Woodward 

M. M. and Form. Mach. Shop—Nick De- 

Lore I la 

Foreman Fdry.—Louis C. Slciner 

Foreman Pattern Shop—George Bauer 

EQUIPMENT—One 72-inch cupola, one 

36-Inch cupola 

PRODUCTS—Iron. semi-*teel casting*. 

pipe fittings, valves, car wheel*, sheaves. 

frogs, switches and general Jobbing 

Capacily—COO ions per monlh 


Railroads—Penna. 

HENDERSON IRON WORKS ft SUPPLY 

CO.. W. K.. THE. Sbreveport. La. 

Pres.-—W. K. Henderson 

Asst. lo Pre*, and P, A,—VV. P, Leonard 

Vice Pre*.—W. p. For! 

Vice Pres.—E. B. Redline 

Sec.—A. P. Boarman 

Treaa.—J. C. Henderaon 

Gen. Supt.—E. R. Thompson 

M. M.—A. Melter 

PRODUCTS—Oil field equipment, **w mill 

machinery, sleel and grey iron castinga 

Capital—$1,000,000 

HENDY IRON WORKS. JOSHUA. 200 

Pino St.. San Francisco, Cal. Plant: 

Sunnyvale. Santa Clara Co., Cal. 

Pres. and Gen. Mcr.—F. J. Behneman 

Vice Pres. and Assl. Gen. Mgr.—Morri* 

Levit 

Trea*.—A. L. Behneman 

See—Chas. C. Gardner 

Pur. Agl.—E. M. Hytand 

Supi.—H. S. Rexworthy 

Chief Engr.—CheMer B. McAulay 

HIGHLAND IRON ft STEEL CO.. THE. 

Terre Haule. Ind. Planl: West Pullman, 

III. 

Pres.—W. B Lasbar 

Vice Pre*.—W. T. Morris 

Vice Pres.—W. C. Ely 

Treas.—XV. P. Wheeler 

See.—N. B. Marple 

lur. Agl,—R. R. Schoonover 

Plan! Mgr.—J. B. Schlossberg 

Production Supt.—Wm. Dean. Jr. 

Mech. Supt.—J. VV. Shideter 

(West Pullman, 111.. Works) 

Supl.—J. Railroads—C. K. Mowry R. I. ft P- Station, Burr 

EQUIPMENT—One Oak, III. 

10-inch guide mill. 

PRODUCTS—Iron one 18-inch bar mill, and one sleel 20-inch bars and puddle 

shapes mill 

PRODUCTS—Iron Railroads—P. C C. and ft steel St. L. bar* R. and R. 

switching connections nil lines 

HUBBARD ft CO.. 6301 Butler St.. Piusburgh. 

Pa. 

Pre*.—John W. Hubbard 

Vice Pres.—XV. H. Remmel 

Vice Prea.—C, L-. Pierce, Jr, 

Trea*. and See—W. J, Price 

Pur. Agl.—Frank Glasser. Jr. 

Chief Engr.—R. M. Kerschner 

Safety Eozr.—Harold Diehl 

PRODUCTS—Shovel*, railroad tool* and. 

electrical pole line hardware i 


HUBBARD STEEL FOUNDRY CO.. 

144lh Si. and Railroad Ave, East Chicago. 

Ind. 

Pre*.—Albert Pack 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. T. Osier 

Treas.—C. C. Upnam. 

See—G. T. Flynn . _ 

A*.!. Treas. and Pur, Agl.—Harold F. 

Fieeenschuh 

Works Mgr.—R. W. Freeland 

Gen. Supt.—M. G. Sternberg 

Mr. Roll Dept.—Wm. H. Seaman 

Supl. No. I Fdry.—J, XV. Johnson 

Supt, No. 2 Fdry.—James Hottzapple 

Supt. No. 3 Fdry.—Wm. Cadman 

Poreman Mach.—Edward Meinerke 

Chief Engr.—James Thomson 

Foreman Fdry.—John Hedley 48 

A**!. Chief Engr.—Wm. Stuar! 

Foreman Pattern Shop—David Johnson 

HERCULES Storekeeper—James EQUIPMENT—Gray PRODUCTS—Mining Capilal—$600,000. 

Railroads—Southern Pre*.. Vice See—C. Supi.—O. Chief Gen. Foreman PRODUCTS—Steel inelural Machinery, ment. Sanla Centervilie. Jr. equipment Foreman—J. Pre*.-— Shop. Engr. Treas. Shop. Fe Machine D. MANUFACTURING B. Forge and Mile* Cook and Caytor Water la. Draftsman—B. G. Shop—G. and VV. Baleman caslings Watson Pae, Iron M.—B. Power Campbell and Boiler CO.. Foundry. Western and • L. Planl Ore A. Shop, Linden A. Fuller coal Milling Fuller. EquipMachSlruc Par., mine HUDSON M.' Elee Mel.—Fred PRODUCTS—Iron Capital—$1,500,000 

Railroads—Penn., Chairman—James Prea.—Henry Vice Assl. See H. CORP.. M.—W. and Pres. sleel to Engr,—Floyd VALLEY Vice South Treas.—C. caslings Opr.—Warren H. Jarm Oliver Pre*.—-Harlan Dean COKE Troy. A. Wabash, and of Dean Burden ft VV. all N. steel PRODUCTS descriptions 

S. Y. C»ok N. Blauvell M. rolls Y. Chapman C. and O.


Assl. Treas. and Assl. Sec.—H. D. Bernhard 

Pur. Aft.—F. E. Guerin 

Gen. Mgr. aud B. F. Supl.—S. 0. Hobart 

Assl. B. F. Supt.—S. S. Engle 

Supt. Coke Ft*nl—Geo. E. Davis 

Asst. Supt. Coke Ptani—J. E. C. Stroud 

Chief Engr.—G. VV. Williscroft 

Elee Engr.—P. L. Glering 

Chemist—R. D. Williams 

Safety—J. L. Warner 

EQUIPMENT—One 500-ton B. F., 55 byproduct 

coke oven* 

FRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke, tar, beniol. 

sulphate of ammonia 

Capacily—1,000 ton* coke daily, 500 tons 

pig iron daily 

Ci.piial—200,000 ihare* no par, common 

authorised, 158.000; issued, $5,000,000 

7% cum. pfd. 

Railroads—Hudson Rirer, N. Y. C. R. R.; 

also B. ft M, and D. ft 11. 

HUGHES ft PATTERSON. 1701 No. 

Delaware Are. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Owner*—Robert J. and William H. Hughe* 

HYDE PARK FDRY. ft MACHINE CO., 

Hyde Park. Pa, 

Pre*.—Thomas XV. McCaustand 

Vice Pres. Salea—Jame* Lees 

Trea*.. See and Mach. Shop Supl.—N. H. 

Slonakor 

Gen. ILLINGWORTH Mgr.—Thomas STEEL XV. McCausIand CO.. THE 

Pur. JOHN. Agl.—G. Tacony E. Clifton and Lewis Sis.. Frank- 

Mech. ford. Engr.—Charles Philadelphia. Pa. T. Slonakor 

Pre*, Elee and Engr.—Chester Gen. Mgr.—Clarence Daugherty Illingworth 

Vice M. M.—Arthur Pres. and Treaa.—Charles McComb P. Sod en 

See—Wm. EQUIPMENT—Grey H. Illingworth iron and chilled roll 

PRODUCTS—Hammered foundry, pattern shop and machine rolled Swed shop 

PRODUCTS—Chilled ish and Norway iron rolls, grey iron cast 

ILLINOIS ing* and STEEL rolling CO.. mill Chicago. machinery III. 

Mgr. Safely snd Relief Depls.—O. A. Davia 

Inspection Engr.—John Brunner 

Asst. Insp. Engr.—F, S. Crane 

Assl. Insp. Ener.—R. G. Glass 

Traffic Mgr.—F. T. Bcntley 

Auditor—II. Morrison 

Credil Mgr.—N. E. Crull 

(Al Soulh Works, 3426 E. 89th St.. 

Chicago. 111.) 

Gen. Supl.—P. A. Newton 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—G. L. Danforlh, Jr. 

Assl. Gen. Supt.—XV. Mathesius 

Chief Engr.—L. Holmboe 

Asst. Chief Engr.—G. R. McDermoti 

Elee. Engr,—W. S. Hall 

Asat. Elee Engr.—E. Lewis 

Civil Engr.—J. F. Brown 

Assl. Civil Engr.—0. Nass 

M. M.—Joseph Easthope 

Asst. M. M.—Chas. Clay 

Mel. Engr.—E. J. JsniUkj 

Chief ChemisI—L. P. Chase 

Chief Insp.—R. H. Bowlby 

Asst. Chief Insp.—H. P. McLaughlin 

Supervisor of Labor and Safely—T. H. 

McKenney 

Assl. Supervisor of Labor and Safely—J. 

Wiechert 

Auditor—-J. F. Wilson 

A**!. Auditor—H. S. Sylvester 

Chief Clerk—J. L. Hull 

Vocational Educator—E. L. Bost 

Supl. B. F.—H. A. Strain 

Assl. Supl. B. F.—G. E. Sieudel 

Assl. Supt. B. F. 5-10—R. A. Gilli* 

Meel Prod'iclion Supl.—M. J. Devoney 

Asat. Supt. B. P. l-E—R. Beck 

Supl. No. 1 O. H.—C, L. Kinney. Jr. 

Assl. Supl. No. 1 0. H,—W. G. Smith 

Railroads—Penna, 

General Offices: 208 South La Salle SI. Supt. No. 2 0. H.—A. Muir 

Pl*nls at Chicago. III.; Gary, Ind.;Joli Assl. Supt. No. 2 O. H.—E. Johnson 

et.; Milwaukee, Wis. 

Nupl. No. 3 O. H. and Bess.—L. XV. Johlic 

Pres.—E. J. Buffington 

A*si. Supl. No. 3 0. H.—W. J. Conway 

Vice Pres.—T. W. Robinson 

Assl. Night Supl. No. 3 0. H. and Bess. 

Vice Pres.—G. G. Thorp 

—S. Creswell 

Vice Pre*.. Gen, Mgr. Sales — Edwin S. 

Mills 

49 

Asst. Supt. Bessemer—C. V. Walker 

Supt. Elee Steel—H. B. Shulr. 

Tie**.—A. See—E. Asst. Pur. Agt.—C. lo to Vice Pres.—Geo. B. W. Harkness Pre*.—B. Carlisle H. Rhodes Campbell F. Mohr 

Supt. Atst. Supi. Asal. Supl. Supt. Assl. Supl. Assl. Supl. Asst. Supt. Supl. Sunt, Roll Supt. —W, ells Egan Loflis H. Designei—J. Supt. Yard Supl. Supt. Slab Henderson 

Supt, Vessel Ship. No. Transp. Fdry— Alloy Supt. Rolling Mason Slruclural Bennett 1 and Depl.—E. Slab Dept.—L. Univ. Fdry.—J. Blooming Mill—E. Elee Heavy No. Docks—G. Depl.—S. P- Mills—H. and Plato Milt—Geo. M. and 1 E. Plate Steel—E, Loco. Rail Reilly Heavy Mill*—C. Jones G. D. and Fair Blooming R. Nalsmilh E. Mill—D. Mill—T. A. Sherman Soderberg Wright Crane Structural Nelson Abel Rail Henderson Chelius J. Dept.—C. Mills—R, Coradlne T. Horn Milt—A. How- Mills


(At Joliet. II].. PUnt) 

Gen. Supl.—D. R. Mathias 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—Chas. T. Msson 

See to Gen. Supt.—Wm. T. Daggett 

Supt. B. F.—L. A. Tousalln 

Asst. Supt. B. F.—D. N. Bradley 

Mech. Foreman B. F.—Wm. S. Young 

Supt. Converter—H. VV. Spencer 

Asst. Supt. Converter—John D. Wombacher 

Mecb. Foreman—Daniel Ryan 

Supl. Billet Mill—E. H. Jones 

Mech. Foreman Billet Mill—Wm. Smith 

Poreman Billet Mill—Milo F. Denlck 

Foreman Billet Mill—Geo. C. Floyd 

Supl. Merchant Mill—Geo. Palmer 

Foreman Merchant Mill—Geo. Paige 

Poreman Merchant Mill—N. S. Robinson 

Poreman Rod Mill—Leonard Peterson 

Foreman Splice Mill—Andrew Olin 

Supl. Coke Plant—Geo. P. Wardlcy 

A*st. Supl. Coke Plant—Herbert H. Jone* 

Aut. Supl. Coke Plant—Frank Callahan 

Mech. Foreman Coke Planl—J as. M. Crabb 

Chief Gas Engines—Harry G. Reilly 

Supl. Factor;—J. W. Murray 

Aaal. Supt. Factory—Arthur Weil 

Supt. Boilers—Fred C. Gedge 

Supt. Roll Shop snd Fdry.—E. W. Thompson 

Asst Supt. No. 1. O. H.—R. D Dwyer 

Supt No. 2 O. H.—T. H. Clifford 

Assl. Supt. No. 2 0. H.—John Miller 

Supt. No. 3 O. H.—J. R. Kelly 

Assl Supt. No. 3 0. H.—L. K. Suor. Jr. 

Supt. No. 4 0. H.—R. F Campbell 

Assi Supt. No. 4 O. H.—B. D. McCarthy 

Supl Bloom and Billet Mills—R. A. Douglas 

AbsI. Supl. Bloom and Billet Mills—J. C. 

Wilkms 

Supt. Rail Mill—T. J. Griffin 

Supl. Plate Mill—J, A. Maboney 

Supl. Slab Milt—A. VV. Aldrlch 

Supt. Merch. Mills— R. B. Hancock 

Asst. Supt. Merch. Mills—C. S. Ramasy 

Supl. Axle Mill—R. B. Hancock 

Asst. Supt. Axle Mill—J. E. Ferguson 

Supl. Roll Shop—J. D. Floyd 

Supl. Coke Plant—L. F. Burreas 

Assl. Supl. Coke Plsnl—0. H. Recklenwall 

Supt. Mason Depl.—H. Y. Leulsford 

Sup!. Transp.—C. P. Ranee 

Sup!. Emp. and Police—H. 0. Egeber 

Tesling Engr.—E. Klefl 

Mech. Engr.—C. A. Thsyer 

Asst. Mech. Engr.—A. G. Witling 

M. M.—E, A, Comstock 

Assl. (At M. St. M.—P. Louis. J Mo„ Hake Warehouse. 21st 

Asst. M. M.—T. snd Gratiot V. Freebury Si*.J 

Asst. Supt. Roll Shop— Che*. F. Bannon Supt.—Wm. Asst. M. M.—Joseph C. Slrand Ellman 

Chief Engr.—J. A. Dyblic 

(At Elee Milwaukee Engr.—R. Wi»„ W. Cousins Work*) 

Asat. Chief Engr.—F. 3. Mowal 

Gen. Aasi. Supl.—J. Elee Engr.—P. D. Maurer L. Collins 

M. M.—James A. Bell 

Asal. Local Elee Auditor—H. Engr.—G. P. Kaye M. Slurgeas 

Assl. M. M.—Nichlas Diedrich 

Civil Gen. Mill Engr.—R. Supl.—F. E. Rowley J. Bisseil 

Asst. M. M.—Herman Meyer 

Chief M. M.—F. Insp.—E. G. Etaby W. Eckeraall 

A**I. M. M.—George T. Jone* 

A**t. Chief Chief Engr.—Carl Insp.—H. Mitchell E. Britlon 

Chief Chemist. Central Lab.—John V. Yard Mel. and Supl.—Harold Chemial—A. H. D. Kaye Beer* 

Freeman 

Safety Chief Elee—W. Insp.—K. S. M. Nietd Burr 

Asst. Chief Chemist, Central Lab.—Fred (At Chief Warehouse. ChemisI—A. University W. Osborne Ave. and 

W. Ferner 

Chief Insp.—XV. Eusiis St.. E. Si. Wheat Paul, ley Minn.) 

Chief Chemial—H. H. Gerkensmeyer 

Supt.—L. Supl. of Tranap.—John B. Douglas* W. Morgan 

Assl. Chief ChemisI—T. H. Drake 

Supl. Roll Shop—Jo*. E. Pfeiffer 

Elee Engr-—F. H. Kittredge 

Sup!. Heat Treat, and Anneal,—Wen. H. 

Super v. Safely and Labor—John P. Elb Voig! 

Chief Draftaman—G. B. Bartlett 

INDIANA ROLLING MILL CO.. Cadil 

Obief Insp.—Clsrenc* Reece 

;.•> 

Pike, New Castle. Ind.. P. O. Box 409 

Asst. Chief Insp.—Geo. Crossen 

PreB.—3. A. Ingersoll. Galeaburr. III. 

(At Gen. Supl. Supt. Civil Foremsn Poreman Foreman Poreman Foreman Chief PRODUCTS—By-producl Aaal. Asst. Asst Pup!. Assl. billets, bolls Dejee Gary Supl.—W. Sup!. Engr.—D. Supt. Supi. Gen. No. Clerk—L. O. B. snd Fdr.—Thorns* Boll Pipe Ma Machine Boiler H.—J. Blacksmith F.—R. Work*. rods, 1 B Supt.—W. Supt.—C. B, 0. nuls ten*—Arthur O. P.—L. F.—A. Shop—Richard H.—W. and H.—J. rail A. P. Shop—John E. L. W. Gary. Shop—J. Wilh Gleason Hot Boawick Hyland joints, H, Shop—Albert P. C. L. E. J. H. Kirkham Ind.) Kimmel Atcherson Factory—William 

Vincent Crewe Hsdtey Dowting L. coke, Geesmsn spikes, VV. Barnes Hancock pig Brockway Dunn Macey screw Iron. Treaa.—H. See—A. Vice Pur. Prod. Pres.—R. Agt.—H. Mgr.—S. P. G. Zctlerberg Ingersoll C. D. L. Ingersoll. War-field Ingersoll Galeaburg, 111.


Mech. Engr.—A. C. Gaylord 

Met.—S. R. Robinson 

EQUIPMENT — Rolling mills, punches. Chief ChemisI—VVm. Von Egmond 

shears, shovel factory 

Safely Inep.—A. W. Bradlield 

PRODUCTS—High carbon shoots for discs, Machine Shop Supl.—F. L. Wild 

sections, coulters, saws, gongs, aoft cen Draftsman—G. R. Smilh 

ter and solid plow steels, floor shapes, Storekeeper—E. C. Bassell 

ahovela, spade*. *coop*. etc. 

PRODUCTS—Locomotive and wrecking 

Knilroiidr -Thru-, trartkm ni.ii :r.ii«i 

cranes, pile driven, rail saws, steam 

INDIANA STEEL A WIRE CO., Muncie. 

hammer*. buckets, crawling tractor 

Ind. 

cranes, shovels, draglines, transfer tables. 

Pre*.—A. L. Kll*e1ra*n 

etc. 

Vice Pres.—H. E. Harlman 

Railroads—Mich. Cent., Pore Marquette, 

Vice Pres.—F. M. Crapo 

G. T. 

See and G. M.—E. F. Kit&etman 

INDUSTRY IRON WORKS. Mobile. Ala. 

Treas.—C. M. Kitselman 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caslinga 

Pur. Agt.—N. P. Ludington 

INLAND STEEL CO.. 38 Soulh Dearborn 

Gen. Supl.—F. G. Nichols 

St.. Chicago, 111. Plania: Chicago 

PRODUCTS—Plain and galvanized wire. Heights, III.; Indiana Harbor, Ind.; 

bolh single and double galvanised; vari Trlnkwalcr. Wis. 

ous grades of strand, telephone and tele Chairman Board of Directors—L. E. Block 

graph wire: coaled nail*, poultry netting Pre*.—P. D. Block 

and farm fence 

AsM. lo Pre*.—D. P. Thompson 

INDUSTRIAL STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 

First Vice Pres.—E. M. Adams 

Waterworks Drive. Toledo, 0. Planl: Vice Pre*.—E. J. Block 

Millard Ave, at Front St.. Toledo, O. vice Pres,—VV. C. Carroll 

Pres.—Joseph L. Tillman, Sr. 

Vice Pre*.—Jobn XV. Lees 

Vice Pres.—Joseph L. Tillman, Jr, Vice Prea.—-C. R. Robinson 

Vice Pre*.—W. E. Wine 

Treas, and See—VV. D. Truesdale 

Treas. and.Pur. Agt.—L. J. Tillman Asst. Sec.—T. J. Sullivan 

See and Sates Mgr.—Ralph F. Tillman Assl. Treas.—J. H. Morris 

Supt Fdry.—R. R. Souder 

Pur. Agt.—J. E. Stafford 

M. M.—Frank Vollmayer 

(At Chicago Heights, III., Works) 

Met.—H. H. Serrela 

Supl.—C. B. Murton 

Chemist—Victor Zang 

Chief Engr. and Foreman Mach.—S. 

EQUIPMENT—Complete electric steel Sluckey 

foundry. Including electric annealing fur Mech, Engr,—W. P. Goodman 

nace* and eleclric coke ovens 

Elee Engr.—W. Schweeter 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caalinga by eleclric Works Auditor—E. A. Engelhordl 

furnace pruccss 

Asst. Works Auditor—F, E. Green 

Capacily—350 tons per month 

Roll Designer—A. Paullon 

Cspilat—$200,000; issued. $174,100 (At Indiana Harbor. Ind., Plant) 

Railroads—W. ft L. E. side track. Can Gen. Supl.-J. H. Walsh 

ship in carload lots C. C. C, via any AsM. Gen. Supt,—W. Syke* 

railroad entering Toledo 

Pioduction Mgr.—W. T. Willis 

INDUSTRIAL BROWNHOIST CORP.. 

Supt. Blast Fur. Dept.—H. XV. Linhardl 

135 Washington Ave., Bar City, Mich. Supt. Open Hearth Dept.—H. B. Hubbard 

Plants: Bay City, Mich., Cleveland and Supt Coke and By-Product Dept.—H. R. 

Elyrla, 0. 

ftl 

de Holl 

Vice Trea*.—H. Assl. See—E. Pur, Work* Assl. Supt.—J. Chief Mech. Elee. Asat, Prod. Steam M. Pres.—A. Vice Asst. Cleveland land M.—M, Agt.—T, Pre*.—Melvin Pres. to Engr.—J. Treas.—A. Engr.—J. Elee Supl.—C. Engr. Pre*. Engr.—C. Engr.—L. Mgr.—XV. Vice S. N. C. Opr.—H. H. Clark Engr.—D. Crawforth (Cranes)—J. Brown. Sales—H. Nelson Pre*.—VV. Brown, B. S. VV. E. J. U. C. B. See Bolton. Copeland Paltiaon. Smith Seaman North While Cleveland H. Perry Cleveland Auger Perry G. H. Cleveland C. Smilh. Sleinbrenner. 

Cleveland Wheat Cleve Supl. Supt. Chief Sleam Chief Supt. Storekeeper—D. Works Supt. Weichsel T. Mills—H, Wurst Ross W. Engr.—F. Continuous ChemisI—J. Inspector—R. Elee—R. Sheet 24-Inch 86. 14-inch Plato 40, Labor Engr.—C. man Auditor—J. Gelhing 19-inch 32, and Mill—F. S. and Bar 28-inch Merchant V. Galvanising L. Aurelius J. Mill—W. and C. Transp. Mill—Wm. Carroll E. Carlan Mcintosh B. Smilh Dickson M. Palmer No. Rouse and Gillies 1 Depls.—W. Mill—G. E, Depl.—VV. No. Billet Fox Jewel) 2 Mitt— Billet W. J. It.


Paymaster—H. A. Fredenhagcn 

(At South Chicago. III., Wisconsin Steel 

Supl. Boll and Rivel Depl.—C. E. Slyke 

Works) 

Supt. Roll Depl.—T. W. Campbell 

Gen. Supt.—George E. Ro*e 

Safely Dir.t'n-r—H. M. Croghan 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—I. O. Jones 

Gen. M. M.—B. S. Burell 

Supt. B. F.—H. P. Howland 

Pur. Agl.—J. E. Stafford 

Supi. Coke Oven Depl.—L. B. Robertson 

Supt. Splice Bar and Tie Plato Dept.—P. Supl. O. H.—P. L. Ramsey 

J. Werner 

Asst. Supi. 0. H.—John Sullivan 

Assl. Traffic Mgr.—R. E. Flynn 

Supi. Bessemer Depl.—J. A. Overend 

Assl. Supl. Power Dept.—W. A. Perry Supl, Rollinr Mills—T. M. Jewell 

EQUIPMENT—Four blast furnaces. 26 Supl. Rolling Mills (North Mill)—T. J. 

open hearth furnaces, one 36-inch bloom Jenkins 

ing mill, one 40-Inch blooming mill, one Chief Engr.—Wm. Forsslrom 

32-inch blooming mill, one 28-inch Gen. M. M.—T. R. James 

rail and slruclural mill, one 24-inch Supt. Elee—Frank A. Wiley 

slruclural milt, Iwo 24-inch billet and Chief Chemi*! and Mel.—B. F. Couririgbl 

slob mills, one 19-inch sheet bar mill, PRODUCT—Sleel bars 

one 100-inch plate mill, one continuous Capacity—350,000 gross tona annually 

Mill, 11-inch, one merchant milt, 14- (At Auburn Park, Chicago. DL, Weber 

inch; 18 Bbeet mills, various nut. bolt, 

Works, 601 W. 81st St. 

rivel and spike machines; splice bar and Gen. Supl.—M. J. LaCroix 

lie plate machine*; 204 coke ovens Assl. Gen. Sup!.—C. E. Casperson 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, billets. Mruclural Chief Engr.—A. J. Kramer 

shapes, tails, bar*, plates, sheet*, boll* Assi. Chief Engr,—C. J. Diets 

nuis. rlrvt', spikes, silo rods. lie platea, Elee (Al Tractor Engr,—Jo*. Works, Newman 2600 VV. 31st Blvd.. 

splice bars and coke by-products 

Sleam Engr.—F. Chicago. A. Heine HI.) 

Railroads—Indiana Harbor Bel! R. R. and Gen. M. M.—II. Supt.—E. R. Stivinski C. Lut* 

connections with all Chicago railroads Asst. Storekeeper—T. Gen. Supt.—J. J. Murphy H. Waring 

(At Milwaukee, Wjs.. Planl. 43rd and (At Chief Auburn Engr.—D. Park. B. Chicago, Baker III.. 601 W. 

Burnham Sis.) 

M. M.—H. 81*1 A. St.. Huntoon Weber Works) 

Gen. Supl.—E. G. Jones 

Gen. Safely Supt.—F. Engr.—J. 0. M. Lossmann Khrler 

Pur. Agl.—C. D. Garber 

Chief PRODUCTS—Tractors Engr.—R. Alexander snd moiors 

Hot Mill Supi.—Tom 0. Yosi 

(At Safely Canton. Engr.—A. III.. Doll Planl) 

Asst. Hot Mill Sup!.—Al Verfurth 

Storekeeper—E. Gen. Supi.—C. B. W. Reed Koeher 

Foreman Galv. Dept.—E. A. We**ely (At Works Rock Auditor—C. Palls. 111.. Tints Works) 

Poreman Galv. Dept.—Earl Baughammcr Gen. Supt.—Roy Gleason 

Chief Elee—F. B. Rurey 

Chief Engr.—Edw. A. Freeman 

Roll Turner—Art Partridge 

M. M.—J. F. Sundberg 

Labor Foreman—Pat King 

Foreman Machine Shop—Karl Cruse 

M. M.—G. VV. Smesd 

Safely In*p.—Tho*. F. Kelly 

Safely Inspector—F. G. Oti* 

PRODUCT—Agricultural implements 

Machinist Foreman—R. Gly 

(At Well Pullman, III., Work*) 

Storekeeper—R. E. Johnston 

Supl.—M. J. Graham 

EQUIPMENT—Ten sheet mills, 5 galea- M. M.—C. D. Bending 

nizlng pot* 

Elee Engr.—J. A. Fisher 

Capacity—60,000 net tona 

(At Port Wayne, Ind.) 

Railroad—C ft N. W. 

52 

Sap*.—J. J. Rodger* 

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.. 

Assl. Sppt.—C. M. Harri*on 

Vice Gen. Mfr. Chairman—Harold Pre*.—Alex l*t Vice Mgr. Bee—Wm. Capilal—$100,000,000. Akron, 606 Operates Chicago, Mill, III. III.: day $62,678,400: issued, Vice Pre*.—A. Counsel—Wm. Pre*.—H. Pre*., Pre*.—Cyrus of Industrial Plania Springfield. So. 1734 Mfg.—John Pres.—H. 0.: $99,876,772 

Wisconsin M. III.; Trea*.—G. Michigan Legge al Auburn, W. E. Gate Auburn B. Kelnions—George Deering $130,000,000, Fullerton McKinslry 

F. Utley O.; McCormick, S. F. 0. McCormick 

Steel Ave. N. Elliolt Perkins Wesi A. Park, preferred: Wood* Y.; Works Ranney Ave., Works, Chicago. Pullman. Chic-go. Rock Jr. common: Chicago, J. Rolling Issued, Fall*. South Kel- III. Supl. Chief (At Supt.—Karl Prod. Springfield, Toot*—Robl. Insp.—F. Mgr.—F. O. Sehrieber A. C. O., Spurgln Slat* Mahan Work*) Jr


Assl. Supl.—Wm. F. Lacey 

Pur. Agt.—H. H. Stephenson 

INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO.. THE. 

67 Wall St.. New York. Plant: Huntington, 

XV. Va. 

pre*.—R. C. Stanley 

Vice Prea., Sec. and Treas.—J. L. Ashley 

Asst. Trea*.—R. Wakefield 

Mgr. Pur.—Frank Ludlum 

Mgr. Opr. Depl.—John F. Thompson 

Consulting Engr.—W. L. Witherspc-on 

Capital—$8,912,600, pfd.: $41,834,600. 

common 

(At Huntington. W. Va.. Refinery and 

Rolling Mills) 

Gen. Mgr.—A. S. Shoffslall 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—H. M. Brown 

Pur. Agt.—M. R. Mason 

Chief Engr.—O. Rohrberg 

Klec. Engr.—F. C. Watson 

Supt. Merchant Mill—G. W. Russell 

Supi. Sheet Mill—-3. G. Thompson 

Supt. Cold Slrip Mill—J. T. Roach 

Supt. Cold Drawn Dept.—J. C, Lenhart 

M. M.—P. H. Whalen 

Supt. Refinery—A. E, Keye* 

Mel. *nd Supl. of Research—XV. A. Mudge 

Supl. Hammer and Chipping Shop— T. M. 

Eagan 

Chief ChemisI—E. Kline 

PRODUCTS—Monel metal and nickel 

blocks, shot. Ingot*, billets, shcel bar*. 

hoi rolled bars, rods, wire rods, sheets. 

forging*, cold drawn rods and cold rolled 

sheets, polished sheets, strip, bolls, nuts, 

washers, rivel* 

INTERSTATE IRON ft STEEL CO.. 104 

S. Michigan Ave.. Chicago. III. Plants: 

118lh St. and Calumet River, So. Chicago; 

Grand Crossing, 765 So. Chicago 

Ave, Chicago, III.: East Chicago, Ind. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Paul Llewellyn 

Vice Pres. and Treae.—George F. Davie 

Vice Pre*.—H. S. Schroeder 

Vice Pres.—W. J. Mackeniic 

See—J. E. Russell 

Pur. Agt.—B. L. Verner 

Capital—$7,000,000: issued, $5,366,100; 

(At PRODUCTS—O. Gen. Asst. Supl. Chief M. Met.—W. Assl. Chief Safety Roll Foreman Storekeeper-^J. drewlets, bonds M.—H. 118th Designei—J. Supt.—George and Elee ChemisI—A. Draflsman—G. Gen. Mel.—Elmer Bloom Merchant bars Engr.—F. Forrest issued, Mach.—H. J. Mech. St. Engr.—H. Supl. Meyers Mill—W. Mackenric and Mitt—VV. P. $4,000,000 

H. Engr.—A. A. and Hindmarsh Calumet E. l-arned M. Hennessey 

alloy Capeltman Lauerman Olson Johnson E. C. Supl. Smilh sleel. Davis 

N. A. River Weaver O. Claaisen ingois, H.—An Planl) bil 

Railroads—Indium Huiboi Bell. IVnna,. 11. 

ft O. and N. Y. C. 

(At Grand Crossing, 7850 So. Chicago- 

Are.. Chicago. III.) 

Mgr.—W. C. Stone 

Elee Engr.—John Klopsch 

M. M.—E. E. Kilmer 

Foreman Rod Mill—J. E. Hall 

Foreman Mach.—August Mangerson 

PRODUCTS—Rods. wire, nails, rivets, cut 

tacks 

(At Easi Chicago, Ind.. Works) 

Mgr.—C. P. Cutler 

Chief Draftsman—A. J. Hermansdorfer 

Supl. Fin. Mills—Geo. M. Davis 

Safety Engr.—Frank A. Lauerman 

M. M.—VV. K. Davis 

Roll Designer—Waller Watts 

PRODUCTS—Iron and steel bars and 

shapes, railroad tie plates 


IVINS TUBE WORKS. Ellwood. Oak 

Lane Stalion. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Prop.—Ellwood Ivins 

Aral. Mgr. ond Pur. Agl.—J. B. Cording 

JACKSON 

Chief Engr.. 

IRON 

Wks. 

ft 

Mgr. 

STEEL 

and 

CO.. 

Safely 

Jackson, 

Engr. 

O. —Martin Hay 

Act. Asst. Pres. Pur. Agl.—N. and Vice H. Pre*.—D. Jack D. Dari*, 

Elee Oak Engr.—Samuel Hill. 0. Rainey 

Trea*. Foreman and Small Pur. Tube Agl.—J. Dept.—Lewis S. Morgan Boyd 

See—J. Poreman XV. Large Poller Tube Depl.—Frank Clarke 

Gen. 

Foreman 

Supt.—H. 

Mach.—Arthur 

R. Schick 

Faulkner 

PRODUCTS—Seamless M. M.—C. C. Brown sleel and aluminum 

ChemisI—Roy tubing Cox 

Foremen—Poor) May, George Bale* and 

Felt Miller 

EQUIPMENT- On. blast furnace 

PRODUCTS—Silvers'. Bessemer, ferro sillicon 

snd splegelelsen 


Capital—$1,000,000 

Railroads—B. ft O. and D. T. ft I. 

JANSON STEEL ft IRON CO., Columbia, 

Pa. 

Pres.—William C. K«*el 

See, Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agt.—Frank V. 

53 

Kasel 

PRODUCTS—Refined bar iron and stoel 

Capacily—-15.000 Capilal—$100,000; Railroad*—Reading JEFFREY Chaimtsn—J. concrete Ave. and MANUFACTURING bar* Fourth A. Jeffrey gross issued. and Si., tons CO.. Penna. Columbus, 859,000 First 0.


Pre*, and G. M.—Robert H. Jeffrey 

Treas.—J. C. Walson 

Vice Pre*.—J. VV. Jeffrey 

Comptroller—XV. 3. Crelghlon 

Vice Pres. and As*!. Gen. Mgr.—R. VV. Chief Engr.—D, C. McKcel 

Gillespie 

(Ai South Side Works. Pittsburgh. Pa.) 

Trea*.—C. VV, Miller 

Gen. Supl.—J. Z. Collier 

See—VV. A. Grieres 

Assl, to Gen. Supl.—S. S. Marshall 

Asat. Treas.—A. Ruppersberg 

Gen. Supt. O. H. and Bes*.—W. J. Bst- 

Pur. Agt.—J. F. Davidson 

lantyne , _ . - 

Gen. Supi.—H. VV. De Bruin 

Assl. Gen. Supl. O. H. and Bc*s.—L. E. 

Supi.—C. D. Ford 

Emmerlon 

Chief Engr. Min. Dept.—N. D. Levin Supl. Bessemer Depl.—J. M. Brennen 

Chief Engr. Material Handling Div.—E. C, Supt. Blooming Depl.—H. D. Slark 

Staler 

Asst. Supl. Blooming Depl.—W. A. Holl 

Sleam Engr.—J. Sigrisl 

Supl. Blooming Mills—F. XV. Koehl 

Mach. Shop Supl.—O. B. Jone* 

Assl. Supt. Bloom. Mills—Lester Logue 

Brick Supl.—E. Kinlz 

Supt. Btoom Yard—F. C. Loughran 

Safely—C. E. Feiherolf 

Gen. Supt. Polishing Milts—P. Is. Kohl 

Stoirkeeper—C. J. Liefiold 

Supt. Polishing Mills—H. VV, Callahan 

PRODUCTS—Coal and a*h handling Gen, Supl. Fin. Mills—J. H. Caylor 

equipment; portable loaders and unload- Ai»l. Gen. Supi. Fin. Mills—VV. XV. Barers. 

crushers, pulverisers, coal mining ber 

and tipple machinery and equipment, Supt. Machine Shop—W. A. Davie* 

ventilation fans 

Supt. No, 9, 10 and 13 Milt*—Geo. Bauer 

JESSOP STEEL CO-'Washington. Pa. Supt. No. 11 Mill—P. R. Ward 

Pres. snd Gen. Mgr.—S. A. Grayson 

Supl. No. 14 Mill—J. D. Stewart 

Trens. and See—F. T. H. Youngman 

Supl. No*. 15, 16 and 17 Milt*—P. E. 

Mel. Engr.—M. R. Trembour 

Nestor 

M. M.—-Dcniel Jone* 

Supt, No*. I to 8 Mills—P. C. Kohler 

Chief ChemisI—A. R. Anderson 

Supl. No. 1 O. H,—W. C. McConeghy 

Director ol Research—O. Smaltey 

Supt. Nos. 2 and 3 0. H.—Walter S. 

EQUIPMENT—Crucible and eleclric melt Wright 

ing furnace*, sheet. b*r plate and Supt. Shop* and Fdry.—J. M. Morris 

blooming mill*, forge shop and anneal Assl. Supl. Shop* and Fdry.—VV. J. Pating 

plant; cold rolled strip mill 

terson 

PRODUCTS—Crucible and eleclric furnace Supt. (At North Sleam Side Power—C. Plant. 3450 J. Wyrough Sec £ 

Meel. carbon alloy high speed special Supl. Elee Power—W. Pillsburgh, Pa.) F. Riggs 

cMlyssi bar*, forging*, shapes and sec Supl. Gen. Supt.—J. Employment—J. G. Wesi C. Carr 

tions, treated high speed steel tool hold Supl. Chief (Al Fdry.—Robert Engr.—Knute Keystone Work*. Backtund Dunlap Second Ave.. 

er bits. Crucible speed electric furnace Supt. Hammer Pillsburgh. Shi.p—T. Pa,) J. Hlckey 

and domestic sheet aleel, carbon alloy and Sutt. Gen. Supl.—U. Labor—Paul S. C. McClintic Cox 

high speed sieels from 1-inch thick down Chief A est. Gen. Engr.—J. Supt.—H. B. Carlock Layman 

to 27 gauge: saw sleel for hand, cross- Steam M. M.—George and Ind. Engr.—H. Bonheyd A. Deuel 

cui hand, hack, g»ng, gin and drag (At Klec. Eliza Engr.—Hugnart Work*. Second H. Ave.. Laughlin Pillsburgh, 

saws, circular saw plates, special alloy C*n. A**t. Supt. Elee Engr.—H. of Elee Power—Al. J. Walters Jone* 

steels for all kind* metal culling* and Supl Safety of Engr.—G. B. F.—J. H. C. McClain Murray 

screw slotting sawa; sheet sleel for Chicl M. M.—Ward Chemist—H. George E. Stoeum 

pocket, bulcher and surgical knives: M 

A**!. Met. and M. M.—A. Inap.—H. J. Wilson W. Graham 

magnet steels, low carbon, chrome va Supt. M. M. Supply Bloom. Depl.—J. Mill*—W. J. E. Williams D*vies 

JEWELL JONES PRODUCTS—Steel Chairman—B, Vice Bee—B. Pres.—Chss. Vice nadium chrome sheets, sheets culturallessrolled CO.. Cal. 311 Pres.—Willis Pres.—S. Pres.—G. Pres.—W. Pres.—T. A Ros* steel 1375 STEEL Mrip LAUGHLIN and F, automobile nickel steels, steel Jones, St.. and A. plates, Prolero P. AND E. M. Fisher in C. or Jones reamer Pillsburgh. iron; Haekeit MALLEABLE 

STEEL L. Moreland Laughlin. ingot and chrome III Oirdler or plow Ave, King high aeroplane malleable blade CORP., form, shapes San steel Pa. Jr. carbon sleel. Francisco. plates or and casting* steel nickel coldstainagri or in M. Roll oli-jekeepc M. Designer—N. Finish. Open —A, Hearth—Geo. Mitts—J. C, C. Bale Re E. idlemsn B. Millard WcKea


(At By-Prcducis Coke OvenB, Second Ave., 

Pillsburgh. Pa.) 

Supl.—R. W. Campbell 

As*!. Supt.—W. H. Malson 

Chief ChemisI—F. W. Wagner 

Supl. O. EL—0. Bonnar 

Supl. Rolling Mills—J. E. Molamphy 

Gen. M. M.—N. C. McQuird 

Chemist—J. V. Hayes 

Cblef Draftsman—T. M. Justice 

Roll Designer—A. Sleel 

(Al Soho Works, Second Ave., Pittsburgh, 

Pa.) 

Storekeeper—R. Hunter 

Gen. Supt.—J. S. Rlgg* 

Ssfoty Engr.—J. C. Coburn 

Asst. Gen. Si-pi.—G. M. Laughlin. Ill EQUIPMENT—Three open hearth fur- 

Gen. Supl. Plato Mills—John S. Jessup naces. rolling mill, machine structure. 

Supl. Plate Mills. 128-inch—J. H. Meyer bolt and pattern shops, steel and iron 

Supl. Piste Milts. 45 and 78-inch—Sam foundries 

Chamberlain 

PRODUCTS—Iron and aleel, merchant 

Supt of B. F.—J. P. Alt*up 

bar*, plaie*. small structural ihapea 

Supl. Open Hearth (Day).—Taylor Turner Capacily—60,000 ions annually 

Supl Open Hearth (Nighi)—J. E. Eisin- Fuel—Crude oil 

gart 

Railroads—Southern Psciflc. Western Pa 

Supl. Supply Dept.—W. S. Barr 

cific, Santo Pe. the former controlling 

M. M.—Thoma* P. McCallen 

side track 

Supt. Spike Mill—W. R. Elliot 

K 

Supl. Testing Depl.—C. Goldcamp 

KANSAS CITY MALLEABLE CASTINGS 

(At Aliiuippa Works. Woodlawn, Pa.) CORP.. First and Wash. Ave*., Kansas 

Gen. Supl.—F. E. Fl?-*er 

City. Kan. 

A«*t. Gen. Supt.—C. M. White aud Green Chairman—John H. Darrah 

ville Lewi* 

Pres.—Frank D. Bruce 

Supl. B. F.—Harry Saxer 

Assl. to Pre*.—J, W. Thomas 

Aisl. Supt. B. F.—R. A. Fields 

Vice Pre*.—E. R. Bailey 

Supt. Sleel Work*—C. L. Turley 

Treaa.—Fred L. Cotton 

Snpt. 0. K. and Bess.—C. L. Mowrv See—Chaa. V. Bailey 

Assl. Supt. 0. H. and Bess.—L. A. Lam PRODUCTS—Malleable and cast iron 

bing 

Capacily—20 tons per day 

Supt. Tin Piste Dept.—L. H. Pyle Capilal—$225,000 

Supi. Bloom Dept.—M, E. Go-iu 

Railroad*—Mo. Pae, Union Pacific, K. C. 

Supt. Wire Dept.—H, M. Carr 

Southern, and C. G. W. 

Supt. Bee Hive Cok« Worn—f. A. Smiili KANSAS CITY STEEL A WIRE CO.. 

Snpt. By-Prod. Coke Dep:.—H. II. Schal- 12th Si. and Terminal R. R„ Knii'as 

ler 

City. Kan. 

Supi filler Shop—D S. Erwin 

Vice Prea. and G. M.—L. W. Conroy 

Chief ha;r.—C. W. Lin let 

EQUIPMENT—Two 50-ton open hearth 

Asst. Chief Engr.—L. J. Reed and J. L. furnaces. 8-inch and 10-inch mills, hy 

Klind worth 

draulic press, wire snd nail machinery 

Elee Engr.—R. M. Hussjy 

KAY-BRUNNER STEEL CASTING CO., 

Asst. Elee Engra.—R. C. Rainbaw, G, R. 2721 Elm St.. Lo* Angeles, Cal. 

Carroll, G. A. Kai*fman 

Pre*, and G. M.—L. D. Kay 

Sleam Engr.—C. L. I):i'.l-y 

Vice Pre*, and Geo. Supl.—G. B. Mont 

Safety Engr.—W. C. Tilus 

gomery 

M. M.—J. V. Albaugh 

M. M. Blast Fur.—Harry Gillespie 

53 

Treaa.. See and P. A.—J, F, Brunner 

Chief Engr.—R. V. Reverdy 

JUDSON (At Aut, Civil Pre*.—C. Vice See—R. Treas.—T. Pur. Gen. Elee M. Met.—W. Chemist—C. Foreman Prod. Storekeepers—A. Carl Francisco, Emeryvilto, M.—J. Oakland Supt.—P. Agt.—D. Pre*.—Edmons Engr.—J. Elee Engr.—Remain Depl.—C. In MANUFACTURING B. Machinist—W. J. K. A. L. Engr.—C. Girdwood F. and Moss Csl. K. Johnson Mass Cal. A. D. O. Allison R. Scott Emeryville. S. Bailey Parsona Bayer Plants: Lennig Lyman Watkin* VV. K. CO.. Caldvell Myers Goodwin San Oakland and Cal., S. and Plants) L. Chief PRODUCTS—Small Opacity—250 Capilal—$50,000 

KELLY PRODUCTS—Sieel KENSINGTON Pre*, M. EQUIPMENT—Pattern Railroads—So. Meet and Ion land Los Texas M.—H. and Draflsman—I-eonard PLOW Ave, Moel Angeles Engineering foundry; Gen. A. CO., STEEL motor Chicago. tons Pae. Hilsen Mgr.—XV. Harbor also G. CO.. truck castings Co.) castings Union electric A„ machine 111. ahop Longview 505 wheel* S. Pae. Bartetmeh (Formerly per steel Kensing. McKee and shop Santa month casting* eleclric Pe., In*


Vice Pres. Ssles—E. C. Bauer 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—B. I.. Sommer 

Treos.—XV. F. Mandel 

Vice Pres.—Charles VV. LaPortc 

See—L. G. All 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Supt.—W, H. Som- 

Pur. Agl.—S. H. Olson 

mer 

Sale* Mgr.—E. A. Lerner 

Sec.—D. P. Sommer 

Assl. Sales Mgr.—Kennelh Jensen 

Trea*.—Henry G. Sommer 

Gen. Supl.—H. V, Arnot 

Asst. Trea*.—B. Ziegler snd A. M. Kambly 

EQUIPMENT—One 1^-ton eleclric fur. Pur. Agt.—E. P. Kastien 

naee 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—John Sommer 

PRODUCTS— Manganese sleel caslings and Supt. Wire Mill—J. L. Herman 

alloy aleel caslings 

Sup!. Sleel Mill—Wm. Herman 


Sup!. O. H. and Mel.—J. L. Schueter 

Railroads—Pullman; switch irack 

Chief Engr.—John C. Newell 

KENT MACHINE CO.. THE. Portage St., Elee, Engr. Wire Mill—L. A. Wynd 

Cuyahoga Folia, O. 

Elee Engr. Stool Mill and M. M.—Wm. 

Pre*.—M. G. Garrison 

Brown 

Trea*.—Hoy H. Smith 

M. M. Wire Mill—Joe Rsmseyer 

Assl. Treas.—A. B. Babbitt. Jr. 

Chief ChemisI—C. A. Kellogg 

Sec. and Gen. Mgr.—A. B. Babbltl 

Draflsmsn—C. F. Bsitey 

Pur. Agt—A. C. Lorell 

Foreman Maohinis!—P. G. Sutherland 

Gen. Supl.—VV. J. Irvin 

Chii-f Clerk—VV. R. Conn 

Machine Shop Supt.—Roy Pattorson Storekeeper—Harry Hill 

Chief Engr.—C. C. Soper 

EQUIPMENT—Three 90-ion open hearth 

EQUIPMENT—Foundry and general ma furnaces, one Morgan double slrand conchine 

shop 

tinuous rod mill, one 35-inch B. mill, 

KEOKUK ELECTRO METALS CO., 

electrically driven blooming mill, wire 

Keokuk, la. 

drawing department, barbed wire de 

Pres. and G. M.—(J. E. Weissenburger partment, galvanising department, fence 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—John Dillon 

weaving and nail departments 

See—G. L. Weissenburger 

PRODUCTS—Wire rods and finished wire 

ChemisI—K. G. Eberaole 

products 

Met. and Wks. Mgr.—L. E. Othmer rapacity—120.000 ton* per annum 

PRODUCTS—Form-sit icon, silvery iron, Capilal—$7,000,000 

Bessemer ferro-si I Icon 

Railroads—Peo. Ry. Terminal, Peo, Pekin 

Cepscily—24,000 gross Ion* 

Union Ky. 

Capilal—$250,000; issued. $226,000 KIDD DRAWN STEEL CO.. Erie Ave. 

Railroad*—C. B. ft Q„ Rock Island. T. Allquippa. Pa. 

P. ft W.. Wabash 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—W. S. Kldd. Jr. 

KERR1HARD CO.. THE, 401 XV. Cool- Vice Pre*, and Tress.—W. A. Blls* 

baueh. Red Oak. Tenn. 

See—A. E. Cardon 

Pre*.—E. XV. Kerrihard 

Gen. Supt.—A. E. Mansfield 

Trea*.—A. P. Holm 

Assl. Gen. Supt.—W. W. Wrighi 

See and Gen Mgr.—C. C, Kerrihard PRODUCTS—Drill rod*, cold drawn steel. 

Pur. Agt.—A. Joilan 

spring wire, special shape Heel, high or 

Sates Mgr.—C. R. Trimble 

low carbon 

Supl.—O. C. Anderson 

Capacity—3.000 tons annually 

Foreman Sleet Shop—F. Davis IQ 

MN1TE CORPORATION. 1338 St. Paul 

Foreman Mach.—II. Bloom 

Ave, Milwaukee, Wis, 

KEYSTONE Pres.—XV. Vice Treas.—I. KEYSTONE Foreman PRODUCTS—Foundry Capitol—$75,000 

Railroads—C. See—Richard Gen. Capacily—2,000 EQUIPMENT—Cold PRODUCTS—Cold Capitol—$300,000 

Railroad—Penna. Cily, oria. Pres. Supi.—H. Pres. Pa. III. Fdry.—John DRAWN STEEL D. N. Sales—A. and B. Heliell Lynch Curry ft Gen. J. STEEL ft Ions Siding finished Bauman finished WIRE Q. J. Mgr.—J. per Roof and CO., Kinnucan CO.. month sleel 

Spring mills Pe J. products Komara KNOXVILLE Pre*.—D, Vice Tress, Pur. Gen. EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Alloy Capacily—300 Capital—$135,000 

Pres.—Morrow Treaa. Gen. Chief Vice Elee melt, blanking, punches Knoxville, Benschoten Pres.—E. Pres., Agt.—F. Supt. Supl.—F. Engr.—VV. Engr. and one P. IRON Sec.—Wm. See—XV. G. and 250-lb. and Tenn. forming, Don- Ion* E. M. J. Cbsmberlain 

J. Met.—T. CO.. M. B. Mohr Span* and Scott tool per Snyder fluarter-ton Araanns M.—Ross O. Tennessee drawing P. Fleming, year Schaad steel A.—H, A. electric Moorman caslings Edmonds Jr. dies Ave. W. Electro- furnace snd Van for


Safety Engr. and Storekeeper—VV. R. AsM. Treas.—W. Cox 

Beavers 

See—E. XV. Iîghton, Boston 

Roll Designer—Will Jones 

Supt. Mines—W. E. llendren 

EQUIPMENT—8. 9. Ifiinch finishing PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coal 

mills: 20-Inch puddle mill 

Capital—$1,000,000; bonds issued, $230,- 

PRODUCTS—Iron and steel bars, shapes 000 

and bands, re-inforcing ban, light rails Railroads—Southern and L. ft N. 

Capacily—60,000 Ion* 

LALANCE ft GROSJEAN MFG. CO.. 299 

Capilal—$1,000,000 

Broadway. New York, N. Y. Plants: 

Railroads—Southern and L. ft N. 

Woodhaven. N. Y. 

KOKOMO STEEL ft WIRE CO., Kokomo. Pies.—A. J. Cordier 

Ind. 

Isi Vice Pres.—J. H. Slevenson 

Pre* —A. A. Charles 

Treas.—B. C. Thomson 

Vice Pres.—A. V. Conradl 

See and Pur. Agl.—L. E. Campbell 

Sec, and G. M.—J. E. Frederick 

(At Woodhaven. N. Y., Plani) 

Treaa.—G. VV. Charles 

Supl.—A. Hunt. 

Pur. Agt.—G. L. Rather 

LAMB MACHINE CO., Hoquiam, Wash. 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—S. S. Stambaugh 

Pie*,—Frank If. Lamb 

Gen. Supl.—It. K. Clifford 

Treas.—Alice E. Lamb 

O. H. Supt.—VV. A. Milter 

See—George E. Lamb 

Supt. Blooming Mill—T. A. Delo 

Gen. Mgr.—Charles D. Baker 

Supl. Rod Depl.—Thomas Harris 

Sup!. Mach, Shop—Waller R. Sieele 

Chief Engr.—H. C. Backerl 

Supt. Fdry.—George E. Lamb 

Elee Engr.—Earl Shilling 

Mech. Engr.—Lawrence R. Leveen 

Sleam LACLEDE Engr.—V. STEEL M. Harmon CO.. 1317 Arcade ChemisI—XV. Dale Smith 

Chemist—Tom BIdg.. Si. Louis. Scot! Mo. Planls: Alton EQUIPMENT—Foundry, forge shops, ma 

Gen. and M. Madison, M.—H. H. 111. Newcom 

chine ship, pattern ihopi 

Foreman Pies, and Mach. Tiea*.—Thomas Shop—Earl R. Walden Akin 

PRODUCTfr— Logging equipment, eleclric 

Safely Vice Pre*. Insp.—R. Sales—W. A. Chaffin W. Scott, Jr. 

sleel. iron caslings. brass and bronie 

Chief Vice Pre*, Clerk—N. and G. See—S. Wilkinson R. Tyler 

caslings 

PRODUCTS—Ingoto. Asst. Sec^P. A. Eisele blooms and blllei*. Railroads—Direct rail connections North 

Asst. wire Treas.—Wm. rod*, plain wire, Schurom nail*, barbed wire ern Pacific, O. VV. R. St Nov. Co.. C. 

I'ur. fence, Agl.—S. galvanised W. Mauss wire 

M. ft Si. P., water shipment* over part 

Gen. Supt.—Lafayelie Young 

of Gray a harbor dock* 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—VV. M. Akin 

1.ATROBE ELECTRIC STEEL CO., 2626 

(At Alton, 111.. Plant) 

Llgonier Si., Latrobe, Pa. 

Planl Supt.—J. XV. Gething 

Pres.—M. W. Saxman 

Supl. Open Hearth—Charles Hoitig 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—E. T. Edward* 

Chief Engr.—H. H. Wood 

Vice Pres. Sales—C. W. Gullieil 

Chief Elee—L. Staubilx 

Trea*.—A. B. Baker 

M. M.—L. H. Derrer 

See—M. XV. Saiman, Jr. 

Safely Engr.—H. J. Preble 

Pur. Agt.—H. N. Sy*ler 

PRODUCTS—Bloom?, blllels. ho! and cold Supt.—C. H. Dressing 

airip, bars and small shape*- 

Supi, H. T—S. H. Yesty 

(Al Madison, 111.. Plant) 

M. M.—C. P. Rebtoy 

Gen. Supl.—0. F. Renner 

Mel.—D. J. Gile* 

M. M.—W. H. Kurt* 

Chief Chemial- '--*•— Harke 

Safety Engr.—J. VV. Thompson 

57 

Irsp.—L. A. Dahlslrom 

PRODUCTS—Bars. LAFOLLETTE Roll inenl. Pres. Treas.—XV. follette. Designer—C. and small Gen. Tenn. D. COAL shapes Barton Mgr.—S. ft H. IRON concrete Lee S. CO.. Pratl re-inforceLa- 

LAVINO (At (Al Chairman—E. Vice Gen. Chief Pres.—E. Vice See—J. 'ireas.—P. PRODUCTS—Ferro Supt.—0. Va. Philadelphia. Sheridan Ben Lebanon. Marietta. Pres. Supt.—M. Pres. Engr.—George and FURNACE VV. M. W. pig Sales—H. B. and Hale Pa., Lavino J. Morgan Pa.. Mossman iron CO.. Pa. D. Gen. Mariclla, Lavino Furnace) l^nghorne Fumace) Goring manganese, Bullltl C. Mgr.—J. Furnaces: DuBois Pa.: BIdg.. J. Lynchburg, spiegetei* Lebanon, Howard


M. M.—L. M. Gillham 

Chemist—W. W. Cash. Jr. 

(At Sheridan, Pa.. Furnace) 

(Furnace idle) 

M. M.—W. G. Poldcn 

(At Lynchburg, Va.. Reusen* Plant) 

Gen. Supt.—M. D. Langhorne 

Supt. BlaM Furnaces—F. P. Bridges 

M. M.—Thomas Tucker 

Chemist—W. G. Gilbert 

LEBANON IRON CO.. Lebanon, Pa. 

Pre*.—Howard Longalreth 

Treas. *nd Assl. lo See—J. J. McDermott 

Sec—J. R. Sproul 

Pur. Agl.—-J. C, Baney 

Mgr. of Sales—H. M. Clymer 

Comptrotlei-—V. P. Ache 

Gen. Supl.—W. H. Clark 

Supl. Finish. Mill*—C. VV. Snavely 

Brick Supt.—E. C, Helm 

Elee Engr.—A. C. Eddy 

M. M.—Moiri* Loser 

Chemi-I—F. H. KircholT 

Rolt Designer—Geo. E. Rhodes 

EQUIPMENT—8 rolary puddle furnace*. 

8. 9. 10, 16-inch finishing mills; bolt. 

nut and spike fsctory 

PRODUCTS—Muck iron, skelp iron, staybolt 

and engine bolt iron, refined and 

double refined Iron, bolts, nuls. rivets, 

track, mine and dock spikes, light 

angles, reinforcing bars, air brake pins 

CAPACITY—Puddle furnaces. 3.000 tons 

per month; finishing mills, 5,000 ton* 

per monlh; bolt and nul factory. 1,000 

tona per month; spike factory. 1.000 ion* 

per monlh 

Railroads—Penna. R. R. ft Reading Co. 

LEBANON STEEL FOUNDRY. Front and 

Lebanon Sla., Lebanon, Pa, 

Pre*.—W. H. Worrilow 

Treas.—T, S, Quinn 

See—H. H. Light 

Gen. Mgr.—K. V. Wheeler 

Pur. Agl.—S. M. Gingrich 

Comptroller—R. A. Nichols, Jr. 

Gen. Supt.—J. R. Adam* 

LcMOYNE (At Chief Research EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCT—Electric Capacily—6.000 Cantlal—$300,000 

Railroads—P, Pre*.—H. Vice Trea*. Asst. Gen. furnaces BIdg.. gahela Monongahela. Supl.—P. Pres. Pre*.—H. Engr.—O. Trea*.—Mis* and STEEL Cily, Pittsburgh, Engr.—A. A. Sales—E. Sec.—S. Kuhn R. Pa, CO.. E. K. tons Wm. and Pa.. Neckerman 

Knopf C. A. H. 905-908 2-ion furnace H. Pa. annually Penna, Gardner Jones Davis Plant) Davis Wheeler Heroull Plant: steel Park cssiing* Monon- electric 

LESCHEN ft SONS ROPE CO.. A.. 5909 

Kenncrly Ave, Si. Loui*. Mo. 

Pre*.-—Harry J. Leechen 

Vice Pre*.—John A. Lcachen 

Trea*.. Sec. and G. M.—William C. Hen- 

Ring 

Gen. Supt.—Henry Peterson 

Asal. Supl. Mach. Shop—L. T. Clarke 

Chief Salea Engr.—C. K. Traber 

Mech. Engr.—Arthur A. Letehen 

PRODUCTS—Wire rope and aerial wire 

rope tramway* 

Railroada—Terminal Belt line connecting 

all roads entering St. Louis 

LEWIS FOUNDRY ft MACHINE CO.. 

P. O. Box 1591. Pittsburgh. Pa. Plant: 

Groveion, Pa. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Frank Corde* 

Vice Pres. and Mgr. of Sales—-J. R. Dunsford 

Treas.—J. XV. Thompson 

Aast. Treas.—W. W, Holsinger 

Pur. Agt.—M. Maltbews 

Chief Engr.—Floyd A. Beatly 

Supt. Mach. Shop—A. F. Balhhurst 

Supl. Foundry—W. C. Smith 

Met.—C. N. Arnold 

Roll Designer—Isaac Jones 

Chemist—C. L. William* 

Paltern Shop Foreman—C. T. Winters 

PRODUCTS—Iron rolls and rolling mill 

machinery 

Capilal—Preferred. $250,000; common. 

$500,000 

Railroada—P. ft L. E. 

LINK BELT COMPANY. Executive office* 

910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago. 111. 

Foundries: 300 W. Pershing Road (Gray 

iron and aleel). Chicago. Ill,; 1700 So. 

Western Ave., Caldwell Plant (gray 

Iron), Chicago. III.; OIney Foundry. 180 

Duncannon Ave, OIney Station, Philadelphia. 

Pa. (gray iron); Dodge Steel 

Co., State Road, Tacony, Philadelphia, 

Pa. (electric aleel); Belmont Foundry 

200 So. Belmont Ave.. Indianapolis, 

ft* 

Ind, (malleable iron); 19th and Harri 

Chairman—Charles Aasi. Treas. Asst. A»M. Chief Capital—$ (At Pre*.—Alfred Vice PRODUOTS Mge—L. son Iron): and Sts.. Montreal, Sta.. Anderson power First Front Caldwell to Prea.—A. Treas. See—Loui* Engr.—W. and Sts.. Warehouses San Toronto. Ave.. St.. transmission Pres.—R. Auxiliary VV. 15,0 See—Richard Ave.. — and Sl„ Francisco, San Quebec; Portland. Shirley Plant. 50,000 Kauffman South. Elevating, C. Sec.—F. W. Chicago, Los Can.: Gam, Francisco, Johnston Pies P. Wellington Manufacturing Sayer* 17th machinery 19!h Angeles, Seattle, Ore. Skimmen Cal.; 10 Philadelphia, W. III.) V. conveying Si. and Gauvln Ycrke* MacArthur 

361-369 Cal. Wash.; and Cal.; and Harrison Plant* Western Lane. (gray Peter and So. 67 Pa. 820


Vice Pres.—J. C. Nelliger 

LOBDELL CAR WHEEL CO.. Wilming- 

Asst. Mgr.—E. H. Matthews 

ton. Del. 

Gen. Supt.—F. Moore 

Pres.—George G. Lobdctl. Jr. 

Pur. Agt.—Walter Teuber 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Supl.—Jos. Stuart 

(Al 300 W. Pershing Road. Chicago. III.) Treas. and See—Howard L. Seaman 

Machine Shop, slruclural shop, gray iron Asst. Trea*. and Asst. See—Winneld T. 

and steel foundries 

McKaig 

Vice Pre*. One—A. C. Johnston 

As-!, to Pres. and P. A.—J. Bayard Hearn 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—VV. C. Carter 

Gen. Supt.—Joseph Sluarl 

Pur. Agt.—Henry M. Coen 

Asst. Supt.—VV. Slowarl Allmond 

(Al Indianapolis. Ind., Plant) 

PRODUCTS—Car wheels, chilled rolls, 

Gen. Mgr.—Geo. P. Torrence 

iron and steel casting* and heavy ma 

Pur. Agt.—Frank C. Thompson 

chinery 

(At Dodge Works, Indianapolis. Ind.) Capilal—$500,000 

Mgr.—James S. Watson 

Railroads—Penna., Reading, B. ft 0.r Deep 

Assl. Mgr.—Cornelius V. Loughery 

Waler Dock 

Supt.—(rank J. Oake* 

LOCKHART IRON ft STEEL CO., Mc- 

AMI, Supt.—Wm. G. Praed 

Kees Rocks, Pa. 

Chief Engr.—Harold S. P.erce 

Chairman—J. M. Lockharl 

(At Ewan Works. Indianapolis, Ind.) Pres.—T. J. Gillespie 

Mgr.—Frank S. O'Nell 

Vice Pres.—-James H. l.ockhsrt 

Supl.—Ed. L. McKinney 

Vice Pres.—J. M. Gillespie 

Chief Engr.—Charles R. Wei-s 

See Treas.—T. J. Gillespie. Jr. 

Supt. M. I. Fdry.—Waller H. Pie* Supt.—Samuel Poster 

Mel. M. I. Fdry-—N«« VVaierbury 

M. M.—J. J. Purcell 

M. M.—Joseph K. Langfitl 

Chief Engr.—Charles Heinauer 

PRODUCTS—Malleable Iron and slool PRODUCTS—Muck bar. bar iron and 

chains, silent chain and roller chain, steel, special quality iron, ataybolt iron. 

malleable iron castings 

engine bolt iron, chain Iron 

(At Phitsdclphia, Pa.. Plant. 2045 Hunting LOCOMOTIVE FINISHED MATERIAL 

Paik Ave., Nice town) 

CO., Third and Paik Sts., Atchison, 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—Staunton B. Peck 

Kan. 

Asm. See—Lcuia Gansr 

Pres. snd Gen. Mgr.—H. E. Muchmic 

Mgr,.—George L. Morehead 

Vice Pres.—E. Hsslings 

Sates Mgr.—T. P. Webster 

Vice Pres.—R. Z. Mcintosh 

Supl.—Lee VV. Harris 

Treas. and See—A. L. Bromley 

Chief Engr.—VV. VV. Bayers 

Pur. Agt.—II. J. Kaaa 

Asst. Chief Engrs.—F. F. Wsechter snd Gen. Supt.—Arthur Morehead 

J. F. Sehotl 

Elee Engr.—C. C. Bolts 

Chief Eloc. and Power Eng.—Fred W. At* Chemist—C, C. Akers 

Pur. Agt.—James C. Lenahsn 

Draftsman—C. C. Smith 

LLEWELLYN IRON WORKS. 1200 N. 

Products—Railroad and commercial cssl- 

Main St.. Los Angete*. Calif. 

Ing*. rough and finished electric steel 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Reese Llewellyn Capacily—200 tons monthly 

Vice Pres Opr.—Waler Taylor 

Rsilrosd*—A. T, ft S. F.. C. B. ft 0. Mo. 

Vice Pre*. Sales—D. E. Llewellyn 

Pacific 

See—John Milner 

LOGAN IRON ft STEEL CO.. 807 Ste- 

Assl. to See and Chief Engr.—Milton 

Gen. Supl. PRODUCTS—Iron Pur. Asal, Slruclural Elee Mech. Steam Safety Machine Foreman Storekeeper—E. Capital—$5.000.000 

Railroad*—Southern Baruch Meet, Supl.—Reese Agt.—H. Gen. Engr.—C. Struct. Engr.—J Enge—C. Engr.—G. boilers, Shop Struct. Engr.—Otlo Supt.—W. Eree—John Supl.—K. W. tanks A. P. Bossart Shop—Waller Qiegerich S. H. Chrlslensen 

Hartmsn Walker Pacific caslings, Blankenhorn 

J. snd Taylor Dunkel Blsckburn Richards machinery A. McCone Carter fabricated 

phen Glrard BIdg.. Philadelphia, Pa. 

(At Prea.—Frank Treas. See ChemisI—Edwin Gen. Mgr.—Thos. M. Roll EQUIPMENT—Puddle PRODUCTS:—Stayboll Capacity—45.000 Capital—$240,000 

Railroad—1 Planl: gian iron, shapes 12-ineh Burnham, M.—Adam and Foreman—Joseph Designer—Wm. and mill chain Assl. guide. Burnham. Asst. rnna. 

Jameson Pa.. G. Treas.—Frank iron, W. Thomat See—Robert Kennedy. tons 10-inch Plant) Fisher Bugnsll forging Pa. per Clark mill. iron, and annum Jr. G. iron, 18-Inch engine 8-inch K. Jonea Jones special bar. Bel bolt


LOMBARD IRON WORKS ft SUPPLY 

CO., Augusia, Ga. 

Prea. and Treas.—Geo. R. Lombard 

Vice Pres.—Geo. S. Lombard 

Sec. and Gen. Mgr.—J. G. Betding 

Pur. Agl.—E. J. Hamahan 

Supl.-—if. M. Leitner 

Mech. Engr.—A. R. Nicholas 

Foreman Msehinisi—W. S. Hair 

Foreman Foundry—A. W. Kendrick 

PRODUCTS—Gray iron caslings. machine 

work, boiler work, mill supplies 

LORAIN STEEL CO.. THE. 545 Central 

Ave, Johnstown. Pa. 

Pres.—Carroll Burton 

Treas. and See—P. M. Boyd 

Assl. Trea*. and Assl. Sec.—VV. W. Grou! 

Pur. Agt.—C. F. Brandler 

Gen. Supt.—C. R. Bossier 

Ass. Gen. Supt.—VV. Milt Brown 

Supl. Stool Fdry.—Wm. J. Waikins 

Chief Engr.—E. B. Entwisle 

Mech. Engr.—Olto Sann 

Elee. Engr.—G. H. McFeaters 

Gen. M. M.—R. E. Paul 

Safely Engr.—D. C. Thomas 

Mel, and Chemist—R, H. Noderer 

Draflsman—H. C. Stiff 

Foreman Mach.—John Glasson 

Foreman Blacksmith—S. S. Blight 

Inap.—E. M. Stulsman 

Storekeeper—E. Heinrlch 

EQUIPMENT—Two 20-ton O. If. furnaces, 

two 3-ton eleclric Heroull furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Commercial sleel casting*. 

alloy caslings and track work casting* 

and rolls 

Capacity—15.000 gross tons 

Capital—Authorised. $4,000,000; outstanding, 

$3,000,000 

Railroads—Johnstown ft Stony Creek R. 

R . Penn. and B. A O. 

LOS ANGELES FOUNDRY CO.. 2444 S. 

Alameda St.. Los Angeles, Cat. 

Pres,—Lee Chamberlain 

Assl. io Pres.—Henry Chamberlain 

LOUISVILLE Treas.—Mellen Sec.—Sluart Asst. Gen. Aasi. Capilal—$50,000 

Capacily—100 PRODUCTS—Sleel Railroad—P. Pres. Treas.. Gen Chief Gen. PRODUCTS—Railroad Capilal—$150,000 

30th Tille, and Supl.—J. Mgr. Supl.—J. Sec. Gen. Foreman—Marshall and Engr.—Thomas Sec. St., Ky. and Gen. and Supt.—B. FROG M. North and B. Pur. 8. Chamberlain 

ions Met.—C. C. Mgr.—F. Salisbury ft Driltetle Pur. Coffman caslings of Agt.—E. per SWITCH G. Berry track Agt.—H. High month B. Emmell W. Cranmer Tibbeits malcrial CO., S. Ave,. Carter Alkins O. Louis- Wiel- 

Railroads—Connecliog wilh K. I. Terminsl 

with all lines in Louisville 

LOW MOOR IRON CO.. !-ow Moor, Va. 

(Plant closed indefinitely) 

J. I.. Bhisard in charge 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnace* 

PRODUCTS—Foundry pig iron 

LUDLUM STEEL CO., Lock Drawer. 38 

Wotervliel. N. Y. 

Pre*.—Edwin Corning 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—H. G. Balcheltor 

Treas.—Parker Corning 

Assl. Trea*.—I. J. Morri* 

g«.—E. P. Gavitt 

Fur. Agl.—F. S. Quick 

Compt.—Wm. H. Tuck 

Gen. Supl.—A. K. Martin 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—J. D Kelley 

Auditor—W. B. Davis 

Supt. Roll Mill—E. A. Raskins 

Chief Engr,—Knute Leander 

Chief Elee Engr.—R. M. Brooks. 

M. M,—F. Heft 

Sleam Engr.—Charles Dunbar 

Mel—R. P. DeVries 

Chief Chemist—John T. Norton. Jr. 

Ssfety Engr.—R. M. Holmes 

Poreman Mach.—H. A. Harrington 

Storekeeper-—Wm Con net ley 

EQUIPMENT—Five rolling mills. 9-inch 

IO 18-inch in site; 5 sleam forging hsm. 

mers half ton to 6-ton capacily: 10 annealing 

furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric alloy and tool Bteel 

Capacily—16.000 Ions 

Capital—$1,738,164: surplus. $2,048,807; 

slock issued, 135,000 *h*re* no par value; 

bonds issued, $1,119,500 

Railroad*—D. ft H.. N. Y. C. 

LUKENS STEEL CO., S. Firs! Ave.. 

Coalesville. Pa. 

Chairman—A. F. Huston 

Pre*.—Robert VV. Woleolt 

A>st. lo Pres.—D. S. Wolcoll 

Treas.—Geo. XV. Thomas. Ill 

Asst. See and Assl. Trea*.—J. XV. Herman 

r.ii 

Pur. Agt.—H. B. Spaekman 

Gen. A**I. Gon. Asm. Supt A**t, Supl. Brick Chief Elee Sleam Ssfety ChemisI—L. Chief M. Met.—W. Machine Storekeeper—VV. EQUIPMENT mill. universal M.—W. Supl.—W. Mgr. Gen. O. Gen. Finishing Engr.—W. Supl. Draftsman—A. Supl.—W. Engr.—P. Engr.—M. Eo«r.—G, 140-inch H.—Kent Shop G. Mgr, of Supt.—J. mill O. C. E. Sslcs—F. — Humpton Supl.—Wm. Milt*—R. Jarvi* of Chapman H. 84-inch H.—J. H. R. C. J. C. K, mill. Sale*—Q. Harri*on Warren Widdoes Burr Conway Haldeman H. A. Irwin R. 206-inch H. D. McEthinney 

Busch Teggo VV. mill, Gordon Houscr Walters L Simpson Gordon mill 112-inch and


PRODUCTS—Blue annealed sheets, steel 

buiter, tank and sheared plates; universal 

plates 

LUNKENHE1MER CO.. THE. Beekman 

St. and Waverly A e. Cincinnati. 0. 

Pres.—Eshelby F. Lunken 

1st Vice Pro*, and G. M.—David C. Jone* 

3rd Vice Pre*.—Alfred J. Jupp 

See and And 0. M.—C. R Hammer 

Vice Pres. Opr.—C W. Owtton 

Vice Pres. Ss'e-s- P. L. Barter 

Sec—L. M. Hamlin 

Pur. Agl.—J. Oorer 

W*rk* Mgr.—P, Hicks 

Chief Fngr.—J Harris 

Elcc. Engr.—W. Morgan 

Machine Sh-n Supt.—E. Hansen 

McINNES McKEESPORT Pres,—John Trea*. Gen. M. EQUIPMENT—20-pot FRODUCTS—Crucible Railroads—Eric Pre*. Dr-fumsn- PRODUCTS—Radiator* densers, force steels port. 128a>Corry M.—Ge-\ Supt.— E, and Pa. feed STEEL R. g-sket*. J. See— TIN Jame*. J. Crawford lubricators 

Pa. Flvnn Shaw CO.. Mclnnos ind PLATE H. H. metallic Penna. Ltd., B. crucible Mclnnes CO.. (automotive), and Smilh P. aabeito*. McKeea- high O. furnace Box speed cork. con 

Vice Pre*. Sates—*.*. V. Parkin* 

Assl. Trc**.—If. E. llnum-r 

See Trea*.—H. H. Frey 

Pur Agl.—C. M. Smilh 

Gen. Supl.—VV. T. Browncombe 

Supl.—It. H. Bell 

Supl. Hot Mills—T. D. Sampson 

Chief Elee Engr.—G. H. Pish 

Mech. Knar.—R. XV. Walson 

M. M. and Foreman Mach.—Aleck Patrick 

Chief Chemial—W. H. Craighead 

Safety Insp.—II, R. Hare 

Storekeeper—Wm. Lamb 

PRODUCTS—Tin plate, black plate and 

terne plate 

Capacily—4,000,000 base boxci annually 

Capilal—$10,000,000: bond* issued, $6.* 

000.000 

Railroad—P. ft L. E. exclusively 

McMYLER INTERSTATE CO.. THE, 

Northfield Road, Bedford, 0. 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Root. VV. Kallenbach 

Vice Pre*.—Geo. E. Tilcomb 

Tres*. and See—Elijah Bales 

Pur, Agt.—E. F. Hammond 

Sale* Mgr.—M. E. Culhan 

Supt.—L. E. Gulliford 

Chief Engr.—E. A. Hennig 

Struct. Engr.—Chas. Picholls 

Mech Engr.—C. W. Benjamin 

Power Engr.—Thomas Barco 

Elee Engr —A. B Fritsche 

Foreman Much.—A. M T. Fro nek 

-MACHINED 

Foreman Repair*—Paul 

STEEL CASTING 

Reichte 

CO., 1450 

Foreman 

So, Mahoning 

Mico Iron 

Ave.. 

Fdry.—H. 

Alliance, 

VV. 

0, 

Farris 

Foreman 

Pres.—W. 

Bucket 

H. Pureell 

Shop—H. J. Boyee 

EQUIPMENT—Sleam, 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—VV. 

gas 

E. 

snd 

Trump 

electric 

Vice 

shovel* 

Pres. 

and 

and 

cranes, 

Sale* Mgr.—F. 

gantry cranes, 

R. Donaldore 

bridge*, 

•on 

car dumpers, coaling tower*. 

.?«.—F. 

special 

E. 

material 

Dussel 

handling plants, mate 

Treas.—J. 

rial handling 

B. Freer 

bucket*, rubber machinery, 

G*D. 

hammered 

Supl.—R. 

sleel 

H. 

forging*, 

Donaldson 

mico iron cast- 

Supt. 

logs, 

O. 

and 

H.—R. 

heavy 

M. 

machine 

Rubush 

work 

Capital—30,000 

Mech. Engr.—D. 

shares 

C. Wilcox 

non par common; 

ChemisI—Tho* 

250,000 shares 

Shively 

preferred; $1,199,000 

PRODUCTS—Acd 

n«w outsanding: 

open 

$1,500,000 

hearth 

lasued 

aleel cait- 

Railroads—Penna. 

ings of all kind* 

and VV, ft L. P.. 

Capacity—950 Capilal—$1,000,000: Railroad—Penna. ton* per issued, monlh $670,000 

',\


MACKINTOSH-HEMPH1LL CO., 12th PRODUCTS—Sleel sheetB 

St.. below Penn Ave. Pillsburgh, Pa. Capacily—60,000 net ton* 

Plants: Pittsburgh (Fl. Pill and Garri Railroada—Erie. Penn*. and B. ft O. 

son); Midland, Pa.: WooBier, 0. MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS CO., 

Pres.—J. Jts-.uit.ey Speer 

Lock Drawer M.. Branford, Conn. 

Asst. lo Pros. Charge Opr.-.—C. V. Wilt Pres.. Treas and Gen. Mgr.—Alfred E. 

Assl. to Pres. Opr.—A. H. Bsum 

Hammer 

Vice Pres.—P. Hughes Moyer 

Assl. Treas. and Gen. Supl.—V. T. Ham 

Treas. and See—D. H. Baum 

mer 

Asst. to Pros, snd Asst. See—Jsmes C. See—L. J. Nlchol* 

HoFati 

Pur Agl.—H. E. Thatcher 

Fur. Agt,—F. K. Acker 

Supt. Fdry.—L. G. Fitipatrick 

Ant. Sales Mgr.—Wadsworlb Dosier Supl. O. H.—C. H. Page 

Mgr. Roll Ssles—Fred Griffiths 

Mech. Engr.—G B Pickop 

Mgr. "Adamlle" Sales—J. R. Patterson Elee Engr. and Sleam Engr.—J. B. Smilh 

Ci-mpt.—C. Howard Paul 

Mel.—W. E. Mumford 

AdvL Mgr,—D. L. M.lhias 

Chemist—0. A. Johnion 

Chief Engr,—W, L. Dilget 

MANSFIELD SHEET ft TIN PLATE CO.. 

Asal. Chief Engr.—W. R. Dads 

Mansfield, O. 

Chief Drsflsmsn—K. Bsrrard 

Pres. and Treas.—Wm. H. Davey 

Chief Elee and Safely Engr.—C. S. Hsgin 1st Vice Pre*, and Pur. Agl.—A. L Davey 

(At Pittsburgh, Pa.. Fl. Pitt Plan!) 2nd Vice Pres and G. M.—Simuel Davey 

Supt.—H. G. Smyers 

See and Auditor—W. R. Jenkins 

Chief Clerk—J. C. Fix 

Asst, Pur. Agl.—N. VV. Burneaon 

(At Pillsburgh, Pa.. South Side, Gen Mgr. Sates—F. XV. Besich 

Garrison Plant) 

Spec. Represents I ive—Charles H. Slamm 

Chief Engr.—Wm. Ditges 

Gen. Supt. Sheet Mills—John Davey 

Aasi. Chief Engr.—VV. R. Duda 

Mgr. Elee Sheet Depl.—Wm. J. Wool- 

Supl.—M. P. Enaslin 

ridge 

Met.—George Shaw 

Supl Finishing Depl.—James G. Davey 

Chief Clerk—Albert Spreen 

Supl. O. H.—C. XV. Pierce 

Gen. Foreman Fdry.—Harry Cholling- Chief Engr. and Supt. O. H,—F. A. Davey 

worlh 

Chief Elee—Em!) Zetenka 

Foreman Fdry.—George Lors 

Mech. Engr, and M.- M.—Thomaa Davis 

Roil Shop—Axel Ericaon 

Safely Engr.—H. H. Henry 

Fa!tern Shop—Clarence Franke 

EQUIPMENT—19 rolling mills. 4 opea 

Much. Shop—Wm. Stevenson 

heirlh furnaces 

Elee and Safety—C. G. Rudolph 

PRODUCTS—Common and special finished 

Chief ChemisI—James Croft 

sheei steel 

Chief Drafts nun—K. Braarud 

MARINETTE BOILER WORKS. Church 

Slorrkeeper—C • C. Snyder 

Si., Marinette, Wis. 

PRODUCTS—Chilled rolls and rolling mill Prop.—P. E. Hum 

machinery 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric welding, locomotive 

(Al Wooster. 0.. Woorlard Plant) 

and machinery repairs, boiler*, tanks, 

Mgr.—H. B. Hatton 

stacks, ele 

Supl.—H. D. Kulhe 

Railroad*—C. ft N. W„ C. M, ft St. P.. 

Chief Clerk—R. S. Miller 

62 

Ann Arbor. W. & M. 

(At Midland. Pa.. Works) 

MARION STEAM SHOVEL CO.. THE 

MAHONING Gen. Chief Supl.—B. Foreman Elee ChemisI—A. Chief Pres.—VV. Vice Bee—John Assl. Asst. M. Storekeeper—A. EQUIPMENT—8 THE, son M.—M. Supl.—H. Pres. Trea*.—Geo. Sec. Engr. Clerk—Louia Elee—E. Sleel O. McKeea VALLEY and F. Aubrey and M. J. H.—Wm. M. G. Parlelt. Pur. Fdry.—C. Thomaa Maloney Treas.—John Harlwiek C. M.— O. R. Lane. sheet STEEL L. Thomas Davis E. Agt.—Robert Kagarise Wilson K. "Jr. Wick Ralph KinBey mills Nilea, R. CO,, J. Milter Roller P. 0. Ho W. tack Wit. Cli'-misl—Ralph Pre*.—J. Vice Trea*.—Frank See. Gen. Supl.—J. Assl. Pur. Supl. Chief Met.—Harry Foreman EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Excavating Capac.ty—10.000 617 King one and Supl.—Ray Agl.—Edward Prea. Engr.—J. Supt.—Emery O. electric Wen Mach.—Harry H.—Wm. Csulifield L. Asst. and Center Ackers Klnnear furnace A. Trea*.—Harry A. K. tons Gen. R. Huber Voung Johns-n Holme* St.. T King Murphy open Mgr. Huber Creasap Marion, machinery hearth — T. Charlea O. furnace. Bell B


PRODUCTS— Ferro-tungsten, chrome, van Safely Engr.-—John B. Mudd 

adium 

Storekeeper—C. R. Lobs . 

Capacily-—600 tons annually 

PRODUCTS—Locomotive driving lires, csr 

MICHIGAN STEEL CORP., 1212 Buhl 

wheel tires, roll shells and grinding 

BIdg., Detroit. Mich. 

rings for mining and cemenl machinery. 

Chairman—Frank II. Jones 

solid and hollow forgingi. iron and sleel 

Pre*, and Treas.—Geo. R. Fink 

resting*, bar sleel. ordnance armor plate 

Vice Pre*.—H, M. Steele 

MILBURY STEEL FDRY. CO.. Milbnry 

A-al. lo Vice Pre*, and 0. M.—XV. F. Cox Mass. 

See—E. R. Milburn 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—Wm. VV. Brierty 

Asst. to Sec. and Pur. Act.—L. S. Brown Treaa.—Fred XV. Moore 

EQUIPMENT—10 hot mills. 4 cold mills, Asst. Treas.—Robert C. Trarers 

14 annealing furnace* 

See. and Assl. Gen. Mgr.—Wm. F. Chase 

PRODUCTS—Sheet ateel 

EOUIPMENT—One 2-ton Heroult eleclric 

Capacily—80.000 ions annually 

furnace 

MICHIGAN STEEL CASTING CO.. 1986 H.u--*-fS—Eleclric steel caslings 

Guion Si.. Detroit. Mich. 

Capacily—1.200 tons per year 

PreB. and Gen. Mgr.—R. P. Flinierman Capital—$98,800 

Treas.—Hobart B. Hoyl 

MILTON IRON CO., Wellslon, O. 

See and Salea Mgr.—J. P. Monfils Pres.—H. S. Willard 

Pur. Agl.—Lee J. Cunln 

Treas., See and Gen, Supl.—H. S. Wil 

Gen. Baft.—F. J. Stanley 

lard. Jr. 

Supt. Steel Fdry.—Wm. Gordon 

EQUIPMENT—One blast furnace 

M. M. and Chief Elee Engr.—G. E. Blagg PRODUCT—Ferro-silicon 

Supl. Elee Sleel. Chief Engr., Mel.—Frank Capacity—18.000 tons annually 

Trautman 

MILWAUKEE STEEL FOUNDRY CO., 

F.QUIPMENT—One 3-ton and one IH- 101-131 So. Water St.. Milwaukee, Wis, 

ton Heroult eleclric furnace 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—B. C. Wail 

PRODUCTS—Electric sleel castings, heat Vice Pre*.—F. A. Weiss 

resisting alloy castings (Miaco) 

Treas.—A. G. Eissler 

Capacity—5O0 tons small castings, aver See—A. Gropper 

age weight, 30 lbs. 

Pur. Agt.—I. A. Mclnlyre 


Works Mgr. and Mel.—A. T. Baumer 

Railroads—Switching connections with all M. M. and Elee Engr.—James Daley 

rnsds entering Detroit 

EQUIPMENT—Basic eleclric melling. elec 

MIDLAND COKE ft IRON CORP.. Suctric 

heal treating 

ceeds St. Louis Coke and Iron Co. Plant: PRODUCTS—Carbon aleel and alloy steel 

Granite City. III. 

castings 

Chairman—Leonard A. Busby 

Capacily—6.000 tona annually 

Pres.—VV. G. Msguire 

Capilal—$250,000: issued. $177,300 

ft Pres. and 0. M.—D. M. Currie 

Railroads—Chicago ft Northwestern, switch 

Tre' •.- -Andrew Mann 

I racks in planl 

See—P. D. Nelson 

MINNEAPOLIS ELECTRIC STEEL 

•eta. Silee Mgr.—W. G. Strom 

CASTING CO.. 38ih Ave. N. E. snd 

MIDVALE "n*rr. Tesis—H. CO.. THE. C Myers Nicelown. Philadel 5lh St.. Minneapolis, Minn. 

•*tr' phia, Dr Pa. fisman—G. Erica Ericsson 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—S. V. Wood 

^-es.—A. C. Dinkey 

64 

Treas.—G. L. Fori 

A*Bt to Pre*.—J. L. Co.x 

See and Pur. Agl.—R. A. Wood 

Treu, Gen. Supt. f"*ief Plir. S *.w*t. "*upt. '!-iil. "Unl ' ''st. -I. ice •••!. ice clyffe 'V Agl.—J. Sint.—Francis sid Pies, "• Machine Tre Pres. "'eaearch—F. Heal "»gr.—R. O. and fry.—C i-f Puree** '1 -cal Bulter, Mech. If. Mill—H. Mill—C. Treating—J. Flee, Sales—Stuart Sec.—J. Opr.—H. P. and Shop—J. riducis—J. VV. P. Fngr.—John Cnonahsn ind Jr. Gale B. M. Yosl Forging F. Bradley M. Asm. L. Foley Tieise Givens E. H. Milliken Frevert Hazlewood R. Mech. Strachan Campion Plants—Red- 

L. Adams Cox Engr.— • Gen. PRODUCTS—Steel Capacity—3.000 MINNESOTA Pros., Vice Sec—VV. Trea*.—G. Pur. Gen. M. Met.—J, Storekeeper—Gordon EQUIPMENT—Two Railroad—Soo Dululh. Sleel doncago. M.—Wm, Agt.—C. Supt.—L. Supl.—B. Prea. Vice Corp.) III. Tranlin. J. STEEL Minn. L Prea. Sales—Edwin Filbert. D. H. Edwards, Line C. P. Ions Kussler and Rhodes, CO.. Reia Jr. Halter castings (Subsidiary New (truckage) 

electric Bixler annually G. Morgan New York M.—S. Chicago S. furnaces York Milt*. Cily Park. of B. III City U. ChiShel S.


Supi. B. F.—VV. J. Mullins 

Supt. O. H.—M. A. Hill 

Supl. Bloom, and Rail Mill—G. G. Reis 

Machine Shop Supl.—H. E. Frenetic 

Brick Supl.—J. P. McLiman* 

Chief Engr.—K. C. Hoxie 

Elee Engr.—P. R. Canney 

Sleam Engr.—VV. R. Cornlah 

Safely Engr.—A. C. Germain 

M. M.—H. C. Jones 

Met.—R. C. Weed 

ChemisI—G. H. Halvorson 

Storekeeper—H. D. Davidson 

MISSOURI ROLLING MILL CORP.. 

6800 Manchester Ave.. Si. Louis, Mo. 

Pres and Trea*.—L. E. Fischer 

Vice Pres. Opr.—D. C. Lee 

Vice Pres.—Carl Bauer 

Sec. and Assl. Treas.—Chas. Dellenwanger 

A>sl. to See—C. C. Denniston 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers of rail sleel 

producl* 

Treas. and See—James S. Crawford 

Asst. Treas.—Wm. B. Kuni* 

Sales Mgr.—Clifton Taylor 

(Al Washington. Pa., Plant) 

Work* Mgr.—E. A. Lues* 

(At Red River Mine, New Mexico) 

Supt.—J. B. Carman 

PRODUCTS—Tungsten concentrate*, ferro 

tungsten, molybdenite concentrates, ferro 

molybdenum, molybdenum sail*, calcium 

molybdenum silicate, calcium molybdate 

MONARCH FOUNDRY CO.. Sacramento 

and Oak Sts., Stockton, Cal. 

Pre*., Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agl.—E. H. 

Noack 

Vice Pre*.—F. A. Meyer 

Treas. and Sec.—R. E. Noack 

Gen. Supl.—G. A. Damon 

Supl. Fdry.—-J. Bionkini 

EQUIPMENT— Eleclric steel, iron and 

brome furnace*, pattern and machine 

PRODUCTS—Electric aleel. iron and 

Ratrcsds—On main line Mo. Pae R. R. brome casting*, machine work 

Co. 

Capacily—20 ton* steel. 20 tons iron, 3 

MITCHELL-D1GGINS IRON CO., Cadil 

tons non-ferrous caslings daily 

lac. Mich. 

Capital—$25,000; issued. $20,425 

Pre*.—Charles T. Mitchell 

Railroads—U. P.. S. P.. Sanla Fe and C. 

Vice Pres.—W. L. Saunders 

X. ft J. 

Trea*. and Gen. Mgr.—Joseph C. Ford MONARCH STEEL CASTINGS CO., 316 

See—George C. Brown 

Solvay Ave. Detroit, Mich. 

KQUIPMENT—One bias! furnace 

Pre*.—James T. McMillan 

PRODUCTS—Lake Superior charcoal pig Vice Prea. and G. M.—E. L.- Nelson 

iron 

See and Trea*.—James R. Coulter 

Capacity—36.000 tons per annum 

Pur. Agt.—W. H. Frederick 


PRODUCT—Steel casting* 

Railroads—Penna.. Ann Arbor 

Capacity—7.000 ton* annually 

MOHR ft SONS. JOHN, 96th and Cain- MONONGAHELA IRON ft STEEL CO., 

mi-t River. Chicago. 111. 

First Nail. Bank BIdg.. Pillsburgh, Pa. 

Pre..—Albert Mohr 

Ptanl: Paden Cily, VV. Va. 

Vice. Pros, and Pur. Agl.—Edward Mohr Pres.—XV. B. Eichleay 

Treas.—Wm. J. Mohr 

Vice Pres—J. H. IMIman, Jr. 

See—Ch a*. E, Sch ra m m 

Vice Pros,—A. B. Sheets 

Supl. and Chief Engr.—Wm. G. Born Vice Pros. Sales—J. B. Armstrong 

PRODUCTS—Blast furnaces, hoi stove*. See—Thomas Watson 

metal mixer*, boiler* and sleel plate Treas.—J. K. Scoll 

work of all kinds 

(At Paden City. W. Va.) 

Capacity—5.000 Ion* 

MOLTRUP STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. 

85 

Works Mgr.—Gordon C. Grace 

EQUIPMENT—20-inch muck mill: 18-incb 

MOLYBDENUM Pre*,—J. Gen. Asst. PRODUCTS—Shafling, Railroads—Penna., AsbI, Treas. Pur. Draftsmen—O. Pres. Vice core Washington, Special chine Empire Second Pa. Supt.—J. Agt—VV. to Pre*, Gen, and plates keys, Vice W, sleel Ave Gen. BIdg., Supl.—C. and See—J. CORP. Weilieokom 

pattern and Pre*.—G. and F, shapes, C. Pa. B. Mgr.—J. Assl. Pillsburgh. discs Moltrup Grossglass 

OF and Braden 14th A. and T. Treas.—F. AM., P. machine Phillip* cold St.. B. T. Small ft engraving 906 Sheers Moltrup Beaver drawn Pa. L. rack, E. F. plate*, Plant: steel. Fall*, Ward ma MONONGAHELA Pur. Pres. Vict Am! PRODUCTS—Charcoal PRODUCTS—Slay Armco tubes ing furnace* other muck BIdg., bar Pre*, Agl.—Geo. and See mill: and high bar Pittsburgh, ingot Trea*.—Hugh and oil 10-inch TUBE grade G. See—J. iron, line A. M.—Wm. CO.. iron Helms boll, Pa. pipe guide boiler Plant: from V. Ferguson If. Iron. and engine mill; Hurd and Davi* M. oil hand-puddled 

Wilson. sicel Culbertson condenser 3 well bolt heating snd tub Pa. and


(At Wilson. Pa, Planl) 

MUNDIE MANUFACTURING CO.. THE. 

Gen. Supl.—Jno. W. Beat 

(Formerly Brunner Machinery Co.,) 501 

Night Supl.—R. L. Beat 

Brunner St.. Peru. 111. 

M. M.—August Johnston 

Pres.—Geo. W, Mundie 

MONROE STEEL CASTING CO.. Mon 

Vice Pres.—J. C. Mundie 

roe, Mich. 

See and Treas.—Harvey Mundie 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Carl F. Clarke 8upt.—S. E. Nolea 

Vice Pres.—Bruce H. Work 

Fdry. Foreman—C. A. Hasse 

Treas. and See—E. B. Busby 

PRODUCTS—Portable air compresiora, 

Pur. Agl.—Paul Geigenmuelter 

etc. 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric steel es*iing3 MUSCONETONG IRON WORKS. SUn- 

Capacity—200 Ions 

hope, N. J. 

Capital—$300,000; issued, $132,500 Pres.—Douglas Alexander 

Railroads—N. Y. C. and Pere Marquette Vice Pre*.—F. A. Park 

sidings 

See-Treas.—T, T. Grovar 

MONTPELIER FOUNDRY ft MACHINE 

Pur. Agl.—E. Bryce 

CO.. Montpeller, Ind. 

Supt.—W. G. Taylor 

Pres.—G. Max Hofmann 

EQUIPMENT—Blaal furnace, three stove* 

•AbbI. to Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. H. Kel- PRODUCT—Pig iron 

say 


Treaa.—Max B. Fisher 

Fuel—Coke 

Assl. Treaa.—Clarerce R. Levy 

Railroada—D. L. ft VV . 

See—Wm. L. Moelbering 

MYERS CO.. THE H. M.. Ames and Crys 

Gen. Supt.—Thos. Johnson 

tal Sts.. Anderson. Ind. (Subsidiary 

PRODUCTS—Grey iron and *emi-*Ieel Ames Shovel ft Tool Co.) 

castings 

Mgr.—Edwin T. Nipber 

Capacily—25 ton* 

Power Plant Engr.—Darid Nibloek 

Railroads— N. Y. C, St. L.. and Union Foremen—J. VV. Boerner, W, H. Redd and 

Traction Co. 

C. R. Abbott 

MORGAN CONSTRUCTION CO.. 15 Bel- MYSTIC IRON WORKS. 250 Sluart 8U, 

mom Si., Worceater, Mass. Plsnla: Beaton, Mass. Furnace: Everett, Mass. 

Four, one each at 15 Belmont St., Cres- Chairman—W. E. McKay 

ceil St., 19 Summer Si., and 19 Union Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—T. W. Kennedy 

St.. Worcester, Mas*. 

Treaa.—C. A. Atden 

Pre*, and Trea*.—Paul B. Morgan 

A**l. Trea*.—R. W. N Stewart 

Vice Pre*.—Victor E. Edward* 

Sec—A. S. Bull 

Vice Pre*.—Jerome R. George 

Pur. NAPIER Agt.—J. IRON A. WORKS, Roche 611-613 4th and 

AbbI. Treaa.-—Charles F. Morgan and Philip Salea lat Mgr.—H. Nail. Bank T. Out BIdg., water Naahville, Tenn. 

M. Mortar- 

(At Furnace: Everett, Napier. Ma**., Ore Plant) mines: Iron City. 

See—Carroll C. Smilh 

Gen. Tenn. Sunt.—H. J. Briney 

Pur. Agt.—Robert L. Mason 

Steam Chairmna—W. Engr.—W. R. A. Cole Edmundson 

Gen. Supl.—0*car W. Johnaou 

Master Prea. and Mech.—P. G. M.—Wm. Kennedy H. Lindsay 

A*st. Gen. Supl.—Birge S. Dayton 

Chemist—L. Vice Pres.—Dempsey B. Patterson Weaver 

Chief and Mech. Engr.—John W. Sheperd- Storekeeper—D. See-Trea*.—R. M. Greene Davis 

*on 

PRODUCTS—Machine Storekeeper—XV. F. Hickcraon cast pig iron al Napier. 

AMt. Chief Engr.—Jsroes A. Buelt 

(Opacity—500 Tenn. Ions per day 

Elee Engr.—Fred B. Crosby 

Railroads—B. (Furnace and ft mine* O., B. ft not M.. operating) 

i.', 

Water Ship- 

PRODUCT—Pig 

Draftsmsn—-Joseph M. Mslley 

men I* iron 

MORGAN PRODUCTS—Rolling Capital—$700,000 

Railroads—Crescent Prea.—VV. Vice Treas.—T. Sec. Pur. Gen. PRODUCTS—Cranes producer vstves, ft ing Alliance, mill and Agt.—T. Pre*. Pres. Mgr.—W. A., ENGINEERING equipment Istey Compt.—Charles N. H. D. and Sales—A. gas 0. Y. Morgan Russell Buchanan furnace Chief J. N. machines, Stoop H. Si. CO., P. of mills Engr.—C. ft siding control Morris all THE, H.. H. Isley and kinds; B. Union Birr wire ft L. reversing Taylor rolling M., St. mills B. sid C»p*city—100 Capital Railroad—L. Bond* — iwued, $300,000; ft tonB N, $243,000 daily issued. $260.400:


NATIONAL AIR FILTER CO., 5130 Rav- (At Granite City. III., Works) 

eniwood Ave, Chicago, 111. 

Gen. Supt.—VV. W. Hanlon 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. L. Harpham Assl. Gen. Supl.—Philip Stremmel 

Vic* Pre*.. Opr. and Chief Engr.—II. E. Prod. Mgr.—A. W. Niodruignaus 

Blrkholz 

Supl. O. H.—J. W. Mills 

Trea*. and See—R. VV. Barry 

Supl. Finishing Dent.—B. Johnston 

Pur. Agt.—J. Wheisione 

Supl. Blooming Mills—C. Baechlold 

Gen. Supl.—VV. G. Frank 

Machine Shop Supt.—Victor Euler 

PRODUCTS—Automobile air niters Brick Supt.—Marion Paia 


Chief Engr.—E. H. Werner 

Railroad-.—Spur track*, middle division. C. Asst. Chief and Mech. Engr.—E. Wahlert 

ft N. W. 

Chief Elee Engr.—John Detaney 

NATIONAL ALLOY CO.. 25th and Dick M. M.—Juliua Schill 

inson Sis., Philadelphia. Pa. 

Met.—W. E. Buck 

Pre*.—Henry P. Miller 

Chief Draflsman—R. Ban- 

Vice Pres.—P. 0. Miller 

Chief Chemist—C. E. Cromer 

See and Tre»B.—Wm. J. Miller 

Safely Insp.—F. Nlchola 

PRODUCTS — Manganese copper, ferro- Storekeeper—J. VV. Hargale 

manganese, silicon, chrome. 

EQUIPMENT—10 open hearth furnaces, 

NATIONAL CAR COUPLER CO.. Attica. bar mill, plate mill 

Ind. 

PRODUCTS — Plato*, black aheeia. blue 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—J. W. Harrison annealed, galvanised and tin plate 

Vice Pres. and Worka Mgr.—R. J. Hsrri- Capacity—380000 tons of Ingots 

son 

Railroads—Wabash, Terminal, 111. Traction 

Treas.-See and Sales Mgr.—G. VV. Har NATIONAL POUNDRY CO., Erie, Pa. 

rison 

Prea.—E, W, Sheldon 

Pur. Agt.—W. E. Albert 

Tress.—A. H. Willis 

Gen. Supt.—W. G. Kirkman 

See.—A. W. Reicheri 

Supl. O. H.—George Walters 

Pur. Aft—C. J. E. Burghart 

M. M.—Marvin Eckhart 

EQUIPMENT — Two 25-ton acid open 

Chemial—W. H. Woodhal! 

hearth furnaces, 1 electric furnace 

PRODUCTS—Acid open hearth steel cast PRODUCTS—Steel castings, cut gears 

ings, passenger car couplers and repair Capacity—15.000 tons annually 

parts, mine car couplers, Hinson emer Capilal—S600.000 

gency knuckles 

Railroada — Penna., N. Y. C, Bessemer, 

NATIONAL DRAWN STEEL CO., THE. 

Nickel Plato 

East Liverpool, O. 

NATIONAL LOCK WASHER CO.. 40 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—J. C. Kelly 

Hcrmon St., Newark, N. J., Rolling 

Vice Pre*—Patrick MeNichol 

Mill at Riveraide. N. J. 

Tress.. See, Pur. Agt. and O. M.—R. H. Prea.—Cyrus H. Loulrel 

Perry 

Vice Pres.—Robert D. Reynolds 

Asm. Gen. Mgr.—E. S. Gts*er 

Tress, and See—Jam** D. Cowan 

Met.—John Duncan 

Aui, See—Harold T. Moffetl 

Chem.—B. Ginsberg 

Pur. Agt.—Fred C. Dodd 

PRODUCTS—Cold drawn steel in rounds. Sates Mgr.—T. H. Horn 

hexagons, square*, flats and apccial Gen. Factory Mgr.—Robert F. Golden 

ahapes 

Supt.—T. G. Conway. Jr. 

NATIONAL 

Treaa. Gen. Chairman—George Prea.—a. Vice Sec. Gen. Pur. G. Pur. CO. Milwaukee, 111.; liemore.ringhous, Granile Granite ringhaus, Baltimore. leans, M. and Agt.—A. Pre*. Cily. Prea. Agl. Mgr. and St. Sleel Gen. Md. La.; Comptroller—Conrad Cily 

ENAMELING 

J. City Salea—C. Sleel — Loui*. Assl. III. Granile Steel Kieckhefer 

Md.; offices, Granile Sales—Lawrence Wis. Philadelphia. William R. See—Robert Mills Curtis Works—Hayward Mo.; VV. Chicago. Wks.—Hayward Plants: Cily 425 N. Cily 

AND 

Niedringhaus. — H. Milwaukee. Turner 111. East J. 

STPG. 

87 

Mallhal, III.; Pa. Granite W. M. Miller Water F. Now Fox Hargale Miller. Wis.: GranNiedBaltiNied Cily, St.. Or- 

Chief 

(At Foreman Poreman—T. EQUIPMENT—Six PRODUCTS—Spring Supl. Roil Foreman—E. EQUIPMENT—Belgian PRODUCTS—Hot Capacily—3,600 Capital—$1,000,000; and lock treating facture machining car screw 9-inch Riverside, Designer—George Rolling 

Plant 

special window washer machine trains Mach. of equipment, 

Engr.—T. 

of car F. shape* Bergmsnn Mills—P. fabrication forging* equipment, Shop—F. O'Brien ton* N. windows, products rolled board J., equipment washer, annually issued, 

G. 

Fair R. mill, Plant) equipment, rounds, 

Conway. 

Freeman drop equipment drop McCrudden 14-inch spring J5Q0.Q00 for hammers. forgings, squares 

Jr. 

manu steel aleel and


NATIONAL MALLEABLE AND STEEL Assl. Supt.—Joseph John-Ion 

CASTINGS CO. General omce*: 10600 Night Supt.—W. J. Huston 

Quincy Ave., S. E., Cleveland. 0. Plania: PEODUCTS—Bright anil galvanised wire 

Cleveland. 0.: Chicago. III.: Cicero. III.; fabric reinforcement for road*, street* 

Indianapolis, Ind.; Toledo. O.: East St. and buildings; Stceltex (or piaster, 

Louis, III.; Sharon. Pa.; Melrose Park, Sleeltox for bIucco. Stceltex for Con- 

III. 

.-..-• C. Pittsfound power Cush- two


Oen. Mgr. Sales—J. J. Kennedy 

Assl. Gen, Mgr. Salea—D. H. Ram


Civil Engr.—Hardy D. Bigga 

Supt. Elee Depl.—Edwin H. Went! 

Mech. Engr.—Herman Snyder 

Metl. Engr.—Wm. C. Chancellor 

Chief Chemial—VV. B. N. Hawk 

Chief Order and Shipping—Alex T. Hill 

Supl. Casualty. Safely and Employment— 

John L. Chapman 

Chief Clerk—A. P. Baies 

Supl. Lake Terminal R. R. — Prank T. 

Horan 

(At Riverside Work*. Wheeling. W. Va.) 

Mgr.—Thorn** A. Brittle 

Supl. Blast Fur., Steel Works and Skelp 

Mills—Geo. VV. Hewilt 

Supt. Blast Pur.—B. S. Wohlgemuth 

Asst. Supt. Steel Wks.—P, Shaffer Piper 

Supt. Pipe and Tube Mills—T. C. Bealtie 

Chief Engr.—John Bayne 

Assl. Chief Engr.—Russell R. Throp 

M. M.—Thomas L. Donahie 

Supt. Elee Dept.—Wm. N. Inbody 

Sunt. Mech. Dcpts.. Pipe Mills—Olio W. 

Stelndorf 

ChemisI—Frederick If. Williams 

Engr. Te*ia—Joseph A. Kneiche 

Supl. Safety, Welfare ft Erop. — August 

Dug* 

Chief Clerk—H. N. Nichols 

NEWARK TUBE CO.. 560 Ferry St.. 

Newark, N. J. 

Pres.. Treas. and G. M.—W. B. Franklin 

Vice Pres.—Oscar H. Mera 

See—Flora A. Gash 

Pur. Agt.—C. J. Brennan 

Gen. Supt.—Fred J. Jacobs 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—George Plant 

Chief Ener.—Michael Breen 

PRODUCTS — Sleel tubing and kindred 

products: bra ted. butted and oxy-aceiylene 

welded in different shapes, apodal 

tubing, and bending to B/P 

Capacity—30,000 feel bulled, brated and 

welded 

Incorporaled— 

Railroads—Siding C. R. R. of N. J., convenient 

to all others 

NEWBOLD NEW Prea. Treas.—Frank See—Alfred PUr. Pre*.—R. Vice See—W. Chief Capacity—3,000 Railroads—Reading PRODUCTS—Steel CO., Mas*. Hardy. town. Newbold, Hitlysrd lank*, tons Mas*. ENGLAND and Pres. Pres., Agl. Engr.—A. 806 sleel slack*, ft Pa. B. Jr. Plant: Gen. S. and Stale SONS Gen. Treas. Jr. J. Beyer plate HIGH Newbold Kilmer Jacobson Supt.—Carl rolling Gen. tons II. Mutu.1 CO., snd CARBON Howe work siding snd Long machinery plate Mgr. Sales mill R. Pur. annually BIdg., Ave.. S„ WIRE — machinery T. Mgr.—L. construction. 

Agt.—J. Norris Charles Worcester. 

Lund and Milbury. 4,000 D. K. R. 

EQUIPMENT—Wire drawing 

PRODUCT—High carbon specially wires, 

such a* music, piano, oil tempered, rope. 

chrome vanadium, etc. 

Capacity—7.000 tona 


Railroada—B. ft A.. N. Y., X. H. ft H. 

NEW JERSEY ZINC CO. (of Pa.), 160 

From St., New York Cily. Works at 

Pa I merlon. Pa. 

Chairman—Edgar Palmer 

Pree.—J, E, Hayea 

Vice Pres.—A. P. Cobb 

Treas.—H. S. Wardner 

Sec.—R. O. Hudson 

Vice Pre*, of Opr.—P, N. Spencer 

Gen. Pur. Agt.—VV. J. Lee 

Gen. Mgr. ol Mfg.—H. Hardenbergh 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—Marshall L. Havey 

Chief Engr.—Gottfried L. OMgren 

Met.—E. H. Bruce tod A. E. Hall 

NEW LONDON SHIP ft ENGINE CO.. 

Groton, Conn. 

Pre*.—L. Y. Spear 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—F. T. Cable 

Treas. and Sec.—E. H. Schumacher 

Pur. Agt.—C. D. Young 

Supl. Prdy.—L. Chappell 

Chief Engr.—Ernest Nibbs 

Chief Elee—H. Camber 

Mel.—J. E. Corcoran 

PRODUCTS — Iron castings, Diesel engine*, 

submarine boats, all kinds of commercial 

craft, special machinery 

Capacily—350 tons annually 

Railroada—N. Y. N. H. ft H. 

NEWPORT ROLLING MILL CO.. Newport, 

Ky. 

Pies.—-Albert K. Andrews 

Vice Pres.—Joseph B. Andrewa 

Vice Pres. Sales—Frank A. Moeschl 

Sec-Tress.—Joseph G, Andrews 

AsM. Mgr. Sales—W. H. Wendel 

Pur. Agt.—R. K. Boggs 

Comptroller—H. W. Boal 

Gen. Supt.—H. M. Davis 

Gen. Supt. O. H.—C. H. Sloan 

NEW NEWTON See—W. Asst. Asat. Traffic Chief Mech. Prea.—J. Vice Oen. EQUIPMENT PRODUCTS—Billets Pre*, Vice Pur. BIdg., Nobleaville. 16-inch Falls, PROCESS Agl.—F. Prea.—J. Mgr.—C. Pres,—E. Pre*.—J. Sales See—C. and Engr.—Theodore Supt.—Henry Mgr.—H. STEEL O. finishing Youngstown, V. P. Trea*.—E. Mgr.—H. Eaton Reimer IKON — J. CO.. J. Ind. E. F. H. E, 24-inch D. Lsskey Koelsch Owen McCanbell 

A Filch, Worth mill FirM McKnighi 

Robs STEEL 4 F. E. O. Nielander lo Robinson Clark Natl. breakdown Jr. 6 Plant: CO., inches Bank Newton mill,


(At Newton Pall*. O., Planl) 

See**—A. L. Haglund 

Oen. Mgr.—C. B. Pollack 

Aut. Gen. Supt.—B. F. Bradley 

Gen. Supt.—R. M. laning 

Foreman Mach.—John Krause 

Chief Engr.—R. M. Fenlon 

NORTHWESTERN STEEL ft IRON 

Dir. Research—C. II, Bulla 

CORP., 2943 Fourth St.. S. E.. Minne 

EQUIPMENT—20 sheel mills 

apolis, Minn, 

PRODUCTS—Full finished sheets, automo Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Walter J. Miller 

bile sheets, one pass, single pickled and Vice Pre*., Asst. G. M. and Pur. Agt.— 

metal furniture aheets 

W. E. Nlemackl 


Vice Pre*, and Salea Mgr. — Waller O. 

Capital — 10,000 share* preferred, $100.- Parham 

000.000; 100,000 shares common, Treaa.—Glen E. Petlera 

$2,000,000 

See—C. L. Rotiel 

Railroads—B. ft O., and N. Y. C. 

Gen. Supl.—If. P, Elmer 

NEW YORK CENTRAL IRON WORKS, 

Runt. O. If.—Joe Carter 

INC.. Middlratiiirg Road, Hagersiown Safely Engr. and Storekeeper—Ed. Nye 

Md. 

Gen. M. M.—Herman Llnner 

Pre*.—M. P. Moller 

Chemist—Joe Scandling 

Vic* Pres— L. D. Perry 

EQUIPMENT—Two 5-lon acid O. H. fur 

Treas.—D. A. Stickell 

nace* 

Sec.—Wm. Wingert 

PRODUCTS—Acid open hearth *toel call 

Gen. Mgr.—Leonard Crooke 

ings, dynamo steel caallnga 

Pur. Agl.—Geo. Sowder 


Supt.—S. E. Hooter 

Railroad—No. Pae 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleet, gray iron NORTON IRON WORKS. 2172 Fronl St.. 

castings, pattern work, special machin Ashland. Ky. 

ery 

Pres.—J. H. FranU 

Capacity—6,000 tons anoally 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—J. C. Miller 

Capilal—$225,000; issued $217,786 Treas.—C. VV. Verity 

Railroads—Penna.. X. ft W., W. Md., B. Asst. Treas., Assl. Sec. and Pur. Agt.— 

ft O. 

G, VV, McNeilly 

NICETOWN PLATE WASHER CO.. 1824 

See—R. C. Phllir-a 

West Juniata Si.. Philadelphia. Pa. Supt. B. V.—R. M. Lowia 

Pre*, and O. M.—Wheeler Lord 

Thief Engr.—J. L. Fearing 

Treas. and Gen. Supt.—C. Ellsworth Ham Safety Engr.—C. M. Allen 

ilton 

Elee Engr.—H. P. Well-nan 

EQUIPMENT—One 3 high 10-inch guide Chemist- R. P. Price 

and bar mill 

EQUIPMENT.— One wire mill, one wire 

PRODUCTS—Bar iron and steel and stan nail f»c"r*\ **- *••% nail factory, one 

dard plate washers 

Capacity—10,000 Ions bar iron and aleel. 

barb wire facto-v. nne blast furnace, one 

screen W-*o cloth o plant 

20,000 kegs of washers 

OAKES PRODUCTS- MACHINERY Wire, wire CO.. nail* WM. cut L., nails, Cor.. 


barb Will'am wre and a**1- Morgan *«'»-r1 Sts., wire, Decatur. screen cloth 111. 

Railroad—Phila. ft Reading 

Mgr.—Geo. and pig iron O'kes 

NORTHERN ENGINEERING WORKS. 

Ca"seilv- Draftsman 310.000 and Foreman keg* wire Machinist—Wm. 

naits. 150.000 

210 Chene Sl„ Detroit, Mich. Planl at keg* h. Oake* cut na'l*. 100.000 ton* pig iron. 

Walkerville. Ont. 

71 

PRODUCTS—Oxy-acetylene 100.00O reel* r-ar** wire annually welding, boil- 

Pre*. Trea*. and Oen. Mgr.—Henry W. ranital—$1,860,000 

era, elc. 

NORTHWEST NORTHWESTERN 2nd Pre*, Vice Capital Railroads—All Pros. EQUIPMENT—Electric See—Loui* Pur. Oen. Foremsn PRODUCTS—Eleclric and UCTS Waah. inch Sterling, Standart Vice Agt.—R. Pre*.—F. and Supt.—R. ho A and Stock—$500,000 

lata CO.. Prea. Machinist—Frank Treas.—Paul GnMbers STEEL III. 10-inch H. BARB 9th R. entering E. and Olfs D. ft Taylor and Birch WIRE McCulcheon 

G. Belgian METAL 11th Supt.—H. W. Detroit travelling furnaces CO.. Dillon PROD Mitchell Area., milla and W. Seallle. crones Hill 16. 

NUGENT Treaa.—C. ChemisI—L. EOU'PMF.NT—Electric Railroad—C. Pro*.—W. See—H. Gen. M. P«r. PRODUCTS—Steel sleel* So. M.—Adolnh Agl.—Janie* Supl.—John Woor* STEEL C. J. A. Osm»n ft St., K. Nugent CASTINGS McDonald Saeh*e Barthotic O. Ch'cago. Shepard Marr and casting*. Ohio furnace* CO.. III. »pecial river 3100 alloy


OHIO FALLS IRON CO.. New Albany, 

Ind.. 4lh and Water Sis. 

Pres.—George M. Clark 

Vice Pre*, md G. M.—James T. Clark 

Trea*. and See—C. E. Clark 

Pur. Agl.—R. H. Bailey 

Gen. Supt.—T. P. Corcoran 

Chief Engr.—Joseph Detrich 

PRODUCTS—Iron and steel bars, angles 

and channels, deformed concrete bar* 

OHIO SEAMLESS TUBE CO., THE. W. 

Main St. Shelby, 0. 

Chairman—Edwin Mansfield 

Pre*, and G. M.—A. C. Mono 

Vice Pre*.—R. C. Skiles 

Vice Pre*. Sate*—C. H. Wood 

Trea*. and See—G. L. Reichert 

Aasi. Treas. and Assl. See—B. C. Endslow 

Pur. Agl.—M. N. Nimmons 

Aaat. Gen. Mgr.—F. L. Benham 

Gen. Supt.—B. V. Hollenbaugh 

Chief Engr.—S, D. Inacho 

Assl. Chief Engr.—Clayton Mayor 

Elee Engr.—Henry Nimmon* 

M, M.—John Heck 

Met.—H. R. 1-ewis. Jr. 

Storekeeper—I. B. Baker 

PRODUCT—Seamless Meel lubing 

Capital—90.000 inarea no par value common: 

issued. 77.490 shares; 30.000 

•hares preferred. $100 par value; issued. 

15,753 ihare* 

OHIO STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 2284 

Scranton Rd.. Cleveland. 0. 

Pre*.—H. E. Gre*ham 

Vice Pre*.—C. S. Fenton 

Treaa.—D. K. Greiham 

8**e—P. C. Lubohn 

Machine Shop Supl.—Ed. Plaugh 

Safety Engr.—J. W. Beall 

Draflsman—E. P. Luther 

Storekeeper—D. Tiler 

Capacity—500 Ion* 

Railroad*—C. C. C. ft St. L„ D. T. ft I., 

I. C. ft E. Traclion. S. ft Y., Penna. 

OIL CITY IRON WORKS. Shreveporl. La. 

Pre*.—H. C. BrewBler 

PRODUCT—Sleel ca»ling* 

Capacily—10 ion* per day 

OIL WELL SUPPLY CO.. 215 Waler Si.. 

Pillsburgh, Pa. Planl*: 21M and A. V. 

R. R.. Pittsburgh, and Oil City. P*. 

Pre*.—Lou>* Brown 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—D. J. Brown 

Vice Prea. Charge Prod.—Thomas Fleming. 

Jr. 

Vice Pre*. Charge Stores—Clark Reed 

Vice Pres.—H. C. Burns 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—H. II. JameB 

Vice Pre*.—J. H. Hillman. Jr. 

See—E. VV. Criswell 

A*st. Treas.—H. A. Baschert 

Assl. See—VV. W. Anderson 

Chief Engr.—E. E. Greve 

OKLAHOMA IRON WORKS, Box 463, 

Tuts*. Okls. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—J. W. Stoan 

Vice Pre*.—J. R. Shark 

Aast. to See—C. J. Botdt 

Treaa.. See and Pur. Agl.—A. F. Bourn* 

Gen. Supt.—Wm. Wright 

Chief Elee—P. E. Mean* 

Draftsman—R. R. Sloan 

Foreman Mach.—C. B. Crisman 

Storekeeper—R. L. Cobb 

PRODUCTS—Oil well supplies 

Capital—$3,000,000 

Railroads—M, V„ A, T, ft S, Fe, M. U. 

R. R.. M. K. T. 

Pur. Agt.—G. Martin 

OKLAHOMA STEEL CASTINGS CO. 

Gen. Mgr.—George Martin 

P. O. Box 3427, Tulsa, Okla. Planl: 

Gen. Supl.—J. Rowan 

1200 North Peoria St. 

M. M.—Joe Husak 

PreB. and G. M.—Ernest H. Corneliu* 

EQUIPMENT—One electric furnace Vice Pre*.—Burt Floeger 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caMing* 

Sec. and Treaa.—L. C. Barton 

Capacily—150 ton* casting* per month 12 

Sate* Mgr.—S. J. Moore 

OHIO Chairman—J. Pre*.—J. Asal. Treas.—D. Pur. PRODUCTS—Sleel (At Gen. AbbI. M. Met.—H. Chemial—John Mgr. Capilal—$100,000. Railroad—Nickel Vice Pierce Lima, field, M.—Charles Springfield, Agt.—J. Prea. Supt.—V. to STEEL High Gen. O, Vice E. Wilton O. Opr.—W. Sales—T. Pressure R. Supt.—P. FOUNDRY Plant-: Galvin VV. Pres.—VV. E. Mendenhall 

T. Carpenter Pillars Plate Kaufman Neely is*ued, Hohaus O., casting* Fitting J. H. Bucyrus CO., Gore Planl) Gdmore Harvey J. $37,500 THE. Haye* Dept.—E. all and klnda Spring K. (At OLD Pre*.—Thomas Gen. EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—-Eleclric Capacity—3.500 Capilal—3.300 Railroad*—Planl M. Mel.—Clyde Storekeeper—Wm. furnace Oil miscellaneous Issued Iraeks; M. O. WORKS. M.—Mack Plant. DOMINION U. Supl.—VV. K. industry, R.. P., car INC.. *nd 1200 St. Wyman load IRON ihare* S. Bridge* railroada, use A. tons L. P. Wheetright 

N. located Richmond, Carlley and T. S. ft Brown "4-ton no Peoria S. P., Meel STEEL par; L. F. Midland on C- Moore induMrial calling* Si.) 2,500 Va, C- Santa electric Valley. shsres lots for and Fe in


Vice Pres. and 0. M.—H. R. Wayt 

PRODUCTS—Refined bar iron, Maybolt 

iron, engine bolt iron, electric steel bars 

OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, 

South Bend, Ind. 

Pre*.—Joseph D. Oliver 

Vice Pre*.—James Oliver II 

TreB*.—Joioph D. Oliver, Jr. 

Asst. Treas.—H. G. Davis 

Sec.—C. Fr.derick Cunningham 

Asst. See—T. A. Freeman 

Pur. Agt.—A. A. Frederick 

Gen. Mgr.—XV. A. Weed 

Gen. Supt.—C. A. Port man 

Supt. Fdry.—R. J. McSherry 

Met.—John P. Walstad 

PRODUCTS—Tillage implements, castings 

for own use 

Capacily—3,000 tons annually 

OLIVER IRON AND STEEL CORP.. So. 

10th and Muriel Sts.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Alio plant at Wilson, Pa. 

Chairman—Mr*. Edith Oliver Rea 

Pre*.—Henry Oliver 

Vice Pre*, Sales—Charles Oliver 

Vice Pre*. Opr —James C. Re* 

Vice Prea.—Henry Oliver Rea 

Vice Pre*.. Morris Bailey Div.—H. P. 

Devens 

See—Charles E. Black 

Asst. Sec.—John Jenkins 

Treas.—Ralph Theophilus 

Elee and Sleam Engr.—Wm. A. Butler 

Chief Draflsman—John Dahlsirom 

Gen. Supt. Factories—Charie* Fassinger 

Supt. Machinery, Poreman Mach. Shop- 

George Young 

Safely Insps.—F. VV. Bauman and Maurice 

Walsh 

PRODUCTS—Bolts, nut*, rivel*, wagon 

iron, pole line hardware, cold rolled 

•trip Me-il 

Capacily—100,000 tons annually 

Power Planl—Eleclric; horsepower, 2,000 

kw. 

(Morris Bailey Div., Wilson. Pa.) 

Vice Pres. Opr. and Sales—H. P. Devens 

Asat. to Vice Pres. and G. M,—C. I. Col- 

Pur, OLNEY Gen. Capacily—500 Capital—$300,000 

Railroad—Reading 

Chairman—Charles Pre*.—Staunton Vice PRODUCTS—Gray Gen. Asst. M. Chief PRODUCT—Cold and cannon A. Coale* M.—H. Agt—J. Supt.—XV. Pre*., Sunt.—Julian Cooke Gen. Draflsman—R. FOUNDRY metal Ave.. Supt*.—Carl Treas.. patterns W. C. tons CO., Philadelphia. Freiwall Miller B. H. rolled Pies See iron B. per Peck 180 Stivason W. Green Lolls castings ft Meel month W. Mus*er G. Dun- si Pa. and reel M.—Harry and Mathew wood 

OLYMPIC STEEL WORKS. 151 Horton 

St., Seattle. Waah. 

Pros.—C. XV. Kueher 

Vice Pres.. Treas. and G. M.—E. R. Huston 

See—Rex L. Alexander 

Gen. Supt.—John Chapman 

EQUIPMENT—Jobbing foundry equipment 

FRO DUCTS—Sleel casting* 

Capacity—10 tons dsily 


OMAHA STEEL WORKS. 4402 Leavenworth 

St., Omaha, Neb. 

Pres.—John VV. Towle 

Treas.—F. H. Bucboli 

See—J. O. Martin 

Pur. Agt.—M. J. He** 

Gen. Mgr.—Karl E. Vogel 

Gen. Supl. Strue Depl.—John C. Wickman 

Supt. Steel Fdry.—J. E. Graham 

Chief Engr.—W. A. Milek 

Assl. Chief Engr.—H. A. Seume 

Mech. Engr.—Frit* Caraten* 

Sleam Engr.—George Sheblisky 

ChemisI—George Bray*haw 

Safety Engr.—M. M. McIIale 

Storekeeper—J. Barckley 

PRODUCTS—Electric sleel caslings. machine 

work, slruclural sleel for bridge*. 

buildings, tanks, towers, ornamental iron 

work, trailer* and miscellaneous contractor*' 

equipment 


ONONDAGA STEEL CO.. Eaalwood Slal.. 

Syracuse. N. Y. 

Chairman—S. S. Buckley 

Pre*.—A. J. Briggs 

Vie* Pre*, and P. A.—E. D. Newkirk 

Treas. snd See—E. L. King 

Supt. Rollin*- Mills—H. D. Newkirk 

ChemisI—H. G. Tienken 

Charge Elee Fur.—L. M. Newkirk 

EQUIPMENT—Two rolling mills, one 2ton 

eleclric furnace 

PRODUCT—High speed Meel 

72 

Capacily—600 tons annually 

PRODUCT—Ferrous Capacity—55.500 OTIS ORDNANCE Com. Steel MM,—Dr, EQUIPMENT—Two Machine •Ord. 2 explosive armor Ave. era, N. town Depl. wiight,tonings 6-ton T.J ELEVATOR Planl Officer—Col. open N, snd Dept. New Arsenal. piercing Suc-p Quincy, Ord. Y.; P. Heroult shell; hearth ingot* Supl.—Capt. DEPT., York. C. Depl. CO., Buffalo, Supt.—Maj. Waleriown. shell Langenberg 

tons III. deck for furnace; electric N. T. 260 and U. 35-lon annually gun Y. piercing C. N. S. Eleventh non-ferrou* H. furnacea. ARMY. forgiogs; Plania: Dick*on. one Y.; W. and Ms**. C. 2-ton shell HarrUon. P. one Minton. WaterYonkBoat- Ord. cast high and 15


Chairman—W. D. Baldwin 

• nd plalea, 144,000 tons hot strip, 50.* 

Pre*,—J. H. Van Atsiyne 

000 tons cold strip, 40.000 tons castings 

Vk« Pre*.—R, W, Charles 

Capital—$15,500,000 

Vice Pres.—A. G. Mill* 

Railraoda—N. Y. C. Penna., W. ft L. E., 

Vice Pres-—G. R. Rebman 

B. ft O.. C. V., Cuyahoga River 

Vice Pres.—J. C. Knspp 

(At Lakeside Works. Cleveland, 0.) 

Vice Pre*.—A. J. McComb 

Gen, Supt.—G. S. Ashman 

Vice Pres.—E. A. Filch 

Supl. O. H.—H. A. Bost 

Treas.—-C. A. Sanford 

Supt. Plato Mills—G. H. Keast 

Bee—T. M. Logan 

Supt. Machine Shop—T. Level! 

Pur. Agl.—G. H. Heitman 

Brick Supl. K. Leeks 

Auditor—C. K. Kirkbride 

Supl. Foundry—C. A. Bever 

Capital—$25,000,000 common; issued, Elee Engr.—A. Greenslade 

$21,609,250; $6,500,000 preferred M. M.—J. B. Round 

(At Buffalo, N. Y.. Plant. 162 Grider St.) Chemist—C. E. Marquard 

Mgr.—W. E. Van Horn 

Storekeeper—J, Ongert 

Bnpt.—G. H. Kummerer 

EQUIPMENT—152 inch ptale mill, 1121 

Supt. Sleel Fdry.—C. E. Weatover 

Inch plate mill, five 40-ton open hearth 

Met.—Theodore Burke 

furnaces, three 20-ton open hearth fur 

EQUIPMENT—Two 3-ton Piltsburgh nace*; also reheating, annealing and heat 

Eleclric steel furnaces 

treating furnaces and Tropenas converter 

PRODUCTS—Electric sleel caslings 

PACIFIC PRODUCTS—Steel CAR ft FDRY. plate*, CO.. atee) 711 castings, Whit* 

Capacity—10,000 gross tons per year 

BIdg., aleel and Seattle. alloy rolla Waah. Plant: Rentoe, 

Railroad—N. Y. C. private siding 

Capacity—90,000 Wash. 

tons of pistes and 30,- 

(At Yonkers, N. Y.. Alherton St. Plant) Pres.—L. 000 tons T. sleel Carroll caslings annually 

Works Mgr.—R. H. Goodwillie 

Vice Railroads—N. Pres. snd Y, Gen. r., MgT.—H. Penns,, N. Clevet-od Curd 

(At HarrUon. N. J.. Works) 

Tress, Bell. snd Erie. See—W. B. ft 0., S. Basssge VV. ft L. E., Big 

Works Mgr.—C. C. Campbell 

A**!. Four, Treas. Nickel ft Plato Aasi. Sec.—J. E. LcBlsnc 

(At Quincy. ID.. Works) 

Pur. Agl.—S. C. Willisms 

Work* Mgr.—G. H. Gardner 

A*M. Gen. Mgr.—C. P. Sander 

OTIS STEEL COMPANY. 3341 Jennlnga Sales Mgr.—V. XV. Chriswell 

Road. Cleveland. O. Plants Jennings (At Renion, Wash.. Plant) 

Road and 3131 Lakeside Ave.. Cleveland Gen. Supt.—T. E. Gillen 

O. 

Supt. Sleel Fdry.—Geo. Johnson 

Chairman—W. G. Mather 

Machine Shop Supt.—Wm. Allen 

Prea.—E. J. Kutas 

Mech. Engr.—H. C. JarTie 

Vic* Pre*. Opr.—R. H. Clsrke 

Mel.—A. Finlayson 

Vice Pres.—J. G. Carruthera 

Draftsman—Alex Thompson 

Treaa.—0. A. Paine 

Storekeeper—Jas. O'Brien 

Assl. Treat.—J. W. Corpenler 

EQUIPMENT—Two ltt-ton eleclric fur 

See—F. C. Oviatt 

naces 

Pur. Agt.—L. C. Parroli 

PRODUCTS—Car. locomotive and miscel 

Gen. Supt.—R. L. Davis 

laneous steel castings 

Asat. Gen. Supl. and Finish. Mills—A. H Capacily—300 tons per monlh 

Shonkwiler 

Capital—$2,200,000 

Supt. B. F.—J. U. William* 

Railroads—N. P.. C. M. ft 8. P.. Pacific 

Silpt, O. H.—Ed. O'Neil 

71 

Coosl 

Met. PRODUCTS—Plates, Capacity—360.000 Supt. Chief Elee Asst. Sleam Safety Field M. Draflsman—F. EQUIPMENT—2 bloom strip rolled ton* ovens, foundry M.—C. and Elee Engr.—J. Engr.—A. Bloom. Engr.—R. Engr.—Fred plate*. mill, and strip, coke Ohemist—Geo. Engr.—John H. bar sheet Milt*—John oven pig Teaff E. 160.000 D. F. C. mill, S. Mast Territl Ions iron Campbell T. mills, O'Maha by-product Clark Nelson sheets, hot Robertson furnacea. and ton* pig B. Koral plate strip Hughe* Niibet iron, hot sleel light equipment, 

mill, mills 100 and 228,000 caslings *heet» coke cold 

snd PACIFIC Pre*, vice Trea*.—Wm. Asm. Disl. Pur. lelit* BIdg., South Wash.; Pres.—D. Sales Agl.—L. See snd COAST Gen. San and Ssn Mgr.—A. Pigolt. Portland, VV. E. Direct. STEEL Mgr.—E. Francisco, McLaughlin 

O'Donnell J. Jr. CO.. Sate*—E. Gray Or*. M, 510 Cal.; Csl. Wilson Rislto S, Seattle. Plants: Houd


Compt.—H. C. Jones 

(At Moncsscn. Pa., Plant) 

Capital—$1,000,000 

Works Mgr.—A. W. Taylor 

(At South San Franciaco. CM., Plant) Aut. Work* Mgr.—C. N. John* 

Gen. Supt.—-VV. P. Mullane 

Pur. Agt.—B. E. Krebs 

Supl. O. H.—C. W. Jones 

Chief Engr.—C. W. Martin 

Supt. Finishing Mill*—J. R. Myles 

Field Feneo Depl. Supl.—R. Spahr 

Asst. Sup:. Finish. Mills—M. S. Donsld- Supt. Rolling Mills—J. J. Cushing 

son 

Supl. Wire Dept.—H. XV. Harria 

Brick Supl.—Thos. Hanton 

Supt. Galea, Panels and Fence Fitting 

Chief Engr.—A. W. Clausen 

Depl.—S. C. Schumm 

Elee Engr. and M. M.—C. L. Stoke* M. M.—J. G. Gingery 

Safety Engr. snd Draftsman—R. Takkenna Elee Supt.—C. W. Hutchinson 

Chemist—L. A. Anderson 

Mel.—D. F. Hastings 

Met.—Dr. W. J. Crook 

Roll Deaigner—A. Dawson 

Machine Shop Supt.—Carl Kteversahl Supt. Chain Link Fence. Lawn Fence and 

Roll Designer—Thorn** S. Evan* 

Welding Wire Dept*.—Thos. Flsnnagan 

Storekeeper—J. H. Klugo 

Supt. Slrand and Barbed Wire Dept*.— 

EQUIPMENT—Open hearth furnace*. 24- F. S tona go 

inch. 18-trch, 12-inch, 16-inch and 9- EQUPMENT—One rolling mill, four wire 

inch mills, tower manufacturing depart milts 

ment 

FRODUCTS—Rod*, wire and fence 

PRODUCT—Merchant bars, angle*, chan Capacily—70.000 tona annually 

nels, special shape*, rounds, squares, (At Adrian, Mich., Plant) 

etc. 

Wk*. Mgr.—J. M. Relfsnider 

Capacity—100.000 to 150,000 net tons Pur. Agt.—C. A. Bovee 

Railroad*—So. Pae, Sanla Fe. West. Pae PARKERSBURG IRON ft STEEL CO.. 

(At Seattle Wash.. Plant) 

Parkeraburg. VV. Va. Office, 421 Wood 

Mgr.—T. S. Ctingan 

St.. Pillsburgh. Pa, 

Aut. Mgr. and Pur. Agt.—L. G. Knight Chairman—L. A. Meyran 

Gen. Supt.—James P. English 

Pre*, and Treaa.—C. F. Niemann 

Aut. Supl.—Leo Reardon 

Vice Prea.—A. E. Niemann 

Supl. 0. H.—Frank Lee 

Vice Prea.—A. E. Succop 

Brick Supl.—Wm. Peierson 

See—James H. Gray 

Chief Engr.—VV. C. Eshelman 

(Al Parkeraburg. W. Va.. Plant) 

Chief Elee Engr.—Loui* Held 

Pur. Agt.—E. J. Hayman 

M, M.—J-imes Chapman 

Gen. Supl.—F. F. Flaig 

Mel.—J. C. Beneker 

Gen. M. M.—W. C. Hewitl 

Draflsman—H. Guldberg 

Chief Etee—R. H. Jarvis 

Storekeeper—M. G. Havens 

PRODUCTS—Black and galvanised aleel 

EQUIPMENT—Open hearth furnace*. 22- •heel*, roofing, nested Move pipe and 

inch. 12-inch, 16-inch. 8-inch and 9- elbows, dripping pans 

inch mill* 

PARKESBURG IRON CO.. Parkesburg. 

PRODUCTS—Merchant. flaw. rounds, Pa. 

squares, tie; deformed bars, angles. Pre*.—H, A. Beale. Jr. 

channels. I-beam*, tie plate, uniTeraal Vice Prea. and G. M.—E. H. Brodhead 

plate, light rail*, etc. 

Vice Pres. »nd Trea*.—George Thomaa, III 

Capacily—100,000 to 150,000 ton* 75 

See and Aiat. to Pres.—H. A. Beale, HI 

Railroads—Mo. Pae. G. N., C. M. and St. Aut. See—A. T. Wright 

PACIFIC PAGE Pre*.—E. Treaa.—H. Vice Treas.—W. Sec.—VV", Par. Chief Mgr.—A.E. Pres.—W. Mgr. Capitol—$2,200,000. P, St., ing with Ave.. 000, Mich.: STEEL Agt.—C. Pres. 0. Sale*—A. Engr.—B. San mill a common ROLLING Bridgeport. VV. capacity Knnessen M. B. ft and F. Francisco. Wilkina F. al R. Noble Wheeler Lasher WIRE G. Hedrick Wheeler Kansa* Gen. ft P. MILL. B. Williams of Conn. CO., VanSchaick and N. Hood 2,000 Mgr.—W. preferred; Cal 370 and York, 929 _ ton* Tenth Plants: Erecting Marion Conn. per Pa. T. $1,000,- Morns Adrian, monlb Sis.. roll PARSONS Pur. Asst. Chief EQUIPMENT—26 PRODUCTS—Charcoal Capacity—15.000 Railroad—Penna. 

Pre*, Vic* Vice furnaces, regenerative generative equpment wule boiler* ally Agt.—Robt. Pre*.—T. Pre*.—W. Pre*.—Jaa. Gen and Elee driven CO.. hell in Gen. Mgr.—J. 2 Engr.—L. of lube boiler* THE. pi bar gu roll*, H. Mgr.—H. Dewind W. ton* McElroy milla, welding mill: Newton. Bergmsn forge bending in R. elc. Thomas R. skelp Humpton fires. tube iron 4 6 C. Humpton ptale furnaces Iowa. furnace. gu mill. McCardell mil] boiler 16 producers. 

mills, 3 electric heating Maxim 3 lube* with one re


Assl. to Vice Pre*.—W. N. Kei*er 

Railroad—Reading direct in worka, wharf 

Treas.—0. F. Ecklund 

on Delawjre river 

See and Chief Er.gr.—G. A. Vaughn • PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING WKS., 

Pur. Agl.—D. M. Claik 

South Jefferson Si.. New Csslle, Ps. 

Gen Supl M. S. Vii cent 

Pre*.—W. H. Lewis 

Assl. Oen. Supt.—E. A. OI*on 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—W. S. Wheeler 

Aast. Chief Engr.—A. F. Hayler . Sec. and Pur. Agl.—S. B. Cleat 

Storekeeper—B. C. Owen* 

Gen. Supl.—W, H. Shipler 

EQUIPMENT—Machine *hop, erecting Chief Engr.—Lee E. Allen 

shops, slruclural shop* and sleel fdry. Elee Engr.—Anthony Nene 

PRODUCTS—Trench excavaiing machin- Plato Shop Foreman—Waller Vogan 

cry and steel caslings 

Mach. Shop Foreman—Wm. Jenkins 

Capital—$750,000; issued. $500,000; Sates Engr.—Clark Rossitcr 

bonds outstanding, {100,000 

EQUIPMENT—Machine shop, pallern 

Railroads—Rock Island. M. ft Si. L. shop, forge shop, plate shop and foundry 

PELTON STEEL CASTING CO.. Chi- 

PRODUCTS—Blssl furnace and Meel 

cago Road and Ellloli Place, Milwaukee plant equipmenl, tanks, gas holders, iron 

Wis. 

caslings 

Pres. and Treas.—A. J. Ehne 

Capua)—20.000 shares common; issued, 

Vice Pre*-—H. A. Leekley 

11,000 shares; $500,000. pfd.; issued, 

See—A. M. Slichlor 

$375,000 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—Ed. Dsehn 

Railroads—Penna.. P. ft L. E. and B. ft 0. 

Storekeeper—J. D. Leekley 

PERRY IRON CO.. 2000 Union Trust 

EQUIPMENT—lVj-ton Moore electric fur Bldg., Cleveland, O. Furnace at Erie, 

nace 

Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric sleel castings 

Fres.—H. G. Dalton 

Cspacily—2.000 tons annually 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—H. S. Pickands 

Railroad*—C. M. ft Si. P.. C. ft N. W. Treas.—S. E. Btôl 

Lake boats, electric line* 

See—J. B. Putnam 

PENN FOUNDRY A MACHINE C0-, 

Pur. Agt.—N. B. Prentice 

Basic. Va. 

(At Eric, Pa.. Furnace) 


Supl.—H. C. KikMadl 

PENN IRON ft STEEL CO.. Creighton. M. M.—D. L. Glenn 

Pa. 

Chemist—R. A. Blair 

P-es.—Lewis W, Hick* 

EQUIPMENT—One blast furnace and 37 

Vice Pres., Treas.. See and Pur. Agl.— Wilputle coke ovens 

C. J. NeiuM-i 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke and by-prod- 

Vice Pros, and Gen, Mgr.—VV. A. Hick* ucls 

Assi. to Pres.—S. N. Hick* 

Capacity—Pig iron, 127,750 tona; coke 

Gen. Supt.—John W. Davis 

175.000 tona; light oil. 900,000 gallons 

EQUIPMENT—18 puddle furnaces. 5 Railroad—Penna. 

heating furnaces 

PETERS PUMP CO.. 405 N. Main St.. 

PRODUCTS—Slayboll. hollow, drilled Kewmice, III. 

staybotls. engine boll and U. S. Nary Pres.—Wm, Guntlier 

chain iron 

Vice Pre*.—Prank Guntlier 

Capacity—300 tons per month (iron) Sales Mgr.—G. VV. Brown 


76 

Chief Engr.—C. W. Peierson 

PENN MM.—F. PRODUCTS—Slee- Capacily—2.000 Capital—10.000 Vice Treas.—A. Gen. Supl. Chief Poreman Storekeeper—S. EQUIPMENT—Three 


Pre*., hearth value. sued, Sproul —C. Penn Pres. STEEL Supl Engr., O. Gen. Blake fast),—II. Sis.. $1,100,000 

5.000 furnaces Morgan If.—F. —F. and M. CASTINGS M, Mgr. Cheater, Adorn See—W. prof., ton* Briner M„ J. shares P. and Booth castings Cornwall i.'- Smilh $100 CO., Pa. 25-lon Pur. common S. and Front par, Hanney Agt.—S, Slcsm acid bond* no and Engr. open is E. par PETTI (At Supt. Assl. Mceh. Elee Met.—H. Pre*.—A. Vice Sec.—H. Works Fdry. PRODUCTS—Pumps, Railroads—


EQUIPMENT—Two 3-ton Heronll electric Sec. and Troa*.—F. R. Smilh. Hurrisburg, 

furnaces 

Assl. Trea*.—J. E. Dougherty 

PRODUCTS — Railway track material*, Supl.—J. A. Whitacre 

manganese Meei carting* 

PRODUCTS—Iron and aleel boiler, ship- 

Capacity—12.000 Ion* annually 

lank and floor plates 

Railroad—Bel; Ry. of Chicago 

PIONEER MFG. CO.. Middlebury. Ind. 

PHOENIX HORSE SHOE CO.. Phoenix 

PreB.—C. E. Kauffman 

Ave.. Jollet, III. Plant*: Poughkecpsie, Vice Pres.—C. M. Kauffman 

N, Y., and Clove*. O. 

See and Treas.—Vernon D. Shoup 

Pres.—J. VV. Kiser 

Foreman Factory—Jno. Mecum 

Vice Pros.—A. VV, Sexsmilh 

I'UODUCTS Galvanixed ••(..- goods 

Vice Pres. end Gen. Mgr.—Edward N. Capilal—$50,000; Issued $20,000, 

Gossclin 

Ra.lroads— N. Y. C. 

Treas.—L. M. Kirk • 

PITTSBURGH COLD ROLLED STEEL 

See—John E. Biker 

CO.. Verona, Pa. 

Pur. Agl.—H- Knesch 

Pres.—Eben B. Clarke 

Chief and Elee Engr.—H. Spackman See—Albert M. Arelt 

EQUIPMENT—One 20-inch mill; four 9- Tie**, and G. M.—A. Fielder Clarke 

inch mills; one 10-inch mill 

Gen. Supl.—T. VV. Kirby 

PRODUCTS—Horse shoes, toe calks and EQUIPMENT—Cold rolling mills, shears, 

bille:* 

annealing lurnaces, eie 

Capacily—20.000 Ion* 

PRODUCT—Cold rolled slrip sleel 


inch guide milt, three 9,000-lb. sleam 

hammers, one 500-ton hydraulic forging 

press, one 1.000-ton hydraulic forging 

press 

PRODUCT—Bar iron, engine bolt Iron, 

May boll iron, screw spike*, csr snd locomotive 

axles, heavy forcings 

Capacily—50.000 ton* annually 

Rsilroads—Penna. and B. ft 0. 

PITTSBURGH PIPING A EQUIPMENT 

CO.. 43rd St. and A. V. R. R.. Pillsburgh, 

Pa. 

Pre*.—Geo. H. Donner 

Trea*.—Morgsn B. Schiller 

See—Charles R. Rail 

Asst. See—Louis K. Hamilton 

Assl. Trea*.—P. J. Hay* 

Pur. Agt.—Ksrl F. Tiegel 

Gen. Salea Mgr.—Robert Whyle 

Chief Engr.—P. P. Meyer 

PRODUCTS—Piping and equipment 

Railroads—Penn. and B. ft 0. 

PITTSBURGH ROLLS CORP.. (Pho-nix 

Roll Works). 41*! and Willow Sts.. 

Pillshurgh, Pa. 

Pre*.—D. L. Eynon 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Q. S. Snyder 

See and A*M, Treas.—P. M. Fleming 

Treas.—G. VV. Eisenbels 

Pur. Agt.—Harry P. Bork 

Ssles Mgr.—Arthur J. Ramsey 

Geu. Supl.—VV. H. Niehol* 

Supl. O. H.—Henry Bevan 

Roll Designer—Oscar A. Eger 

Mech. Engr.—B. A. Wilson 

Elee. Engr.—C. J. Garrigan 

Mel.—O. B. McMillan 

ChemisI—J. H. Searle 

Foreman Mach. Shop—Lewis P. Msckell 

PRODUCTS—Iron, steel, chill sand and 

Phoenix metal, Phoenix "A" and Phoenix 

"B" roll* 


Capital—$2,500,000 

Ra 11 road—Pen na. 

PITTSBURGH STEEL CO.. 700 Union 

Trust Bldg.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Plant*: 

(At Prea.—Homer A**t. Vice Vieo Tress.—Wm. Assl. S*e—H. Asst. Gen. Capital—$50,000,000; Gen. Assl. Supt. Asst. Supl. Asst. Supt. Supl. 

Monessen 

Monessen. to Pres.—Emil Pre*.—Edward Pur. Supl.—W. Sales to See—Rsy Supl. Treas.—Wm. Bloom. O. BIsM Rod Pres.—A. Gen. J. H.—Wm. Agl.—Robert Mill—VV. O. Mgr.—Geo. 

and 

Furnaces—Geo, Miller C. Mill—VV. Supt.—J. Supt.—D. D. Pa„ H.—G. Reiti 

Gtassport, 

C. Msxwell Winter Williams R. Works) L. C. Sutherlsnd 

If. H. Issued, Moxwett KUlo B. Rowe C. Bindley VV. N. P. Waggoner McMillan Msloney McCune 

Pa. 

Reese VV. Jone* King $35,850,000 

Hughes 

79 

Aast. Supl. Rod Mill—T. E. Lewis 

Supt. Pence Depl.—A. J. Johnson 

Supt. Wire Mill—Joseph Landers 

Supt. Nail Mill—George L. Jones 

Supt. Hot Mills—F, J. Fatise 

Supt. Cold Mill*—L. Msrtt 

Supt. Galvanizing—J. Braining 

Night Supl. R. M.—O. P. McCullough 

Chief Engr.—0. C. Sleinert 

Supt. Cooper Shop—H. Reahe 

Asst. Chief Engr.—Victor Charlner 

Power Plant Engr.—Mr. Dumlse 

Steam Enrrs.—Chris Fohl snd Norman 

Wolfe 

Gen. M. M.—John N. Husher 

Asst. M. M.—E. J. Latour 

M. M. B. F.—W. Z. Burketl 

Chief Elee—Edgar H. Cocain 

Elee Engr.—A. A. Stewart 

Met.—J. H. Walt 

ChemisI—J. M. Thompson 

Asst. Chemist—Donald Goslyn 

S*fely Engr.—P. 3. Upton 

Chief Draflsman—J. K. Walking 

Safely Insp.—John Gsffney 

Foreman Machinist—John L. Hoffman 

Gen. Foreman—G. Kopp 

Foreman—Bert Dunmlre 

Chief Research Depl.—R. C. Simmons 

AaM. Chief Research—Waller Farmworth 

Storekeeper—N. M. Flinn 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnace*. 12 

open hearth furnace*, blooming, billet 

and bar nulls, rod mills, wire milts, nail 

mill, fence shop, galvanising shops, 

barbed wire and staple shops 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, billet*, round* for 

seamless tube*, wire rod*, annealed and 

galvanised wire, barbed wire, wire fence, 

staples, bsle lies, wire nails, blued wire 

nail*, galvanised wire nail*, cement 

coaled wire nail* 

(At Glaiiport. Pa.. Works) 

Supl.—E. J. Dittmar 

M. M.—Philip Palmgreen 

Roll Deaig-ier—Wm, McDonald 

Chief Clerk—E. Maltey 

PRODUCTS—Hoops, bands and colton 

PITTSBURGH Chairman—Stewart Treas. EQUIPMENT—8 Pres,—G. Vic* Vice Aral. Pur. Asst, Supt. Asst. Brick Chief Elee Safely tie*, steel Trees Box Baker Hugh Kemp Pre*. Agt.—J, Pre*. Treaa.—M. Gen. Engr.—P. Supt. 0. Engr. Supl.—Fred snd R, automobile Bldg., Engr. !!., Glaasport, A. Opr. Sales—C. See—John Supt.—Guy STEEL Open and Hasset Mel. B, Pillsburgh. and L. and M. Witaon and Draflsman—J. FOUNDRY Hearth—Wm. wheel Garbell and Werner Pa. Harrison Johnston, G. W. Bright Storekeeper—.lame* 

10-inch Mehaffey S—John Chem,—J. Howat rim Pa. CORP. mill-. steel, Benedum- Brown W. E. Martin strip Rew He-


M. M.—C. A. Haaael 

Treas. and See—S. G. Patterson 

PRODUCTS—Steel caslings 

Pur. Agt.—A. S. Carson 


Vice Pres.—C, A. Anderson. Jr. 

PITTSBURGH STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. Supl. Fdry.—James Jones 

Union Trust Bldg.. Pillsburgh. Pa. Mgr. of Production—George J. Stuart 

Plant*: Monessen and Allenport, Pa, Chief Engr.—N. M. Templelon 

(Subsidiary of Pillsburgh Sleel Co.) Sleam Engr.—Jobn Craig 

Pre*.—Homer D. Williams 

Mel.—L. H. Berry 

Vice Pre*.—Emll Winter 

EQUtPMENT—Steel, gray iron and brass 

Vice Pres.—Edw. H. Bindley 

foundries, pattern shop, machine shops 

Treas.—XV. C. Reitx 

and pipe fabricating shop 

Assl. Treas.—Wm. L. Rowe 

PRODUCTS—Valves, fillings and power 

Aaat. to Pre*.—John T. Johnson 

piping 

See—H. J. Miller 

Capital—$1,250,000 

Asat. See—Ray Maxwell 

Railroads—Sidings. Penna.. and B. ft 0. 

Sale* Mgr.—C. V, Lally 

POLLAK STEEL CO.. THE. Tempt* 

Pur. Aft.—Robert McMillan 

Bar Bldg.. Cincinnati, 0. Works: Ma 

(At Allenport, Pa.. Plant) 

rion. O. 

Supt.—F. Gilmore 

Chairman—E. Poltak 

Supt. Cold Drawing—E. P. Schiffcr 

Pre*.—Maurice E. Pollak 

Supl. Hot Mills—XV. Naliar 

Vice Prea.—Julian A. Pollak 

Supt. Finishing—Wm. Oithens 

Tress.—C. M. Grimm 

Yard Master—R. VV. Baxter 

Pur. Agt.—E. J. Paque 

Gen. M. M.—J. W. Ouvier 

Oen. Mgr.—A. C. Weihl 

Power Engr.—J. E. Owen 

(At Marion. 0.. Plant) 

Chief Elee—E. W. Frasier 

Works Mgr.—R. H. Knccht 

Storekeeper—Van Carson 

Supl.—Bert Martin 

Asst. Chief Clerk—T. E. Werton 

M. M.—Fred Campbell 

Supl. of Pilger Mill—J. Brosig 

Roll Deaigner—Wm. Lloyd 

Supt. Power Planl—J. E. Owen 

Head Rollers—Frank Evsns and Knuto 

Chief ChemisI—S. H. Grapenline 

N ord que st 

Chief Insp.—V. VV. West 

PRODUCTS—Rolled steel bars, shapes. 

Const. Engr.—C. R. Armstrong 

reinforcing ban. fence post* 

(At Monessen, P*„ Plant) 

PRATT A LETCHWORTH CO., 189 

Gen. Supi.—W. C. Sutherland 

Tonawanda Si.. Buffalo, N. Y. 

Supt.—J. D. Case 

Chairman—XV. H. Miner 

Supt. Hot Mills— F. J. Falise 

Pre*.—John C. Haswell 

Supt. Cold Drawn—L. Marlx 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—Keilh Williams 

Supl. Finish. Dept.—Ban Roberts 

Vice Pre*. Sate*—Arthur M. Edwards 

Supl. Specially—B. A. Perkins 

Vice Pres.—Hsrry Hunter 

Supl. Drill Pipe Depl.—A. Gulland 

Treas, and See—Clinton E. Swank 

Chief Engr.—W. M. Selkirk 

Asst. Tress and Assl, See—A. C. Chris 

Asst. Chief Engr.—E. C. Sleeman 

tiansen 

Chief Elee—J. Twlney 

Pur. Agt.—Otto A. Dworak 

Else Engr.—A. A. Stewart 

PUGET SOUND IRON ft STEEL WKS., 

Power Engr.—J. E. Owen 

THE. Tacoma. Wash. 

M. M.—M. Sleen 

79. 

Pres.—Ollle A. Roberts 

PITTSBURGH 

Conat. 

Chief Safely PRODUCTS—Seamles*. Railroads—P, Pre*.—Prank Treas. PRODUCTS—Cold Pre*.—C. Vice Foreman hoi tubing CO.. aleel* CONST. Pittsburgh, Pres.—J. Imp, Chemin—S. and rolled 

Engr.—C. 

Engr.—J. Monaca. and Heat A. CO.. TOOL VALVE Engr.—T. See—Ralph drill Anderson C. ft aleel Pa. Treating—R. Roy 26lh Eaton Pa. STEEL L. rod* Miller FOUNDRY 

R. 

H. drawn boiler Tanner E., St. 

Armalrong 

G. Grapenline ft Monongahela H, cold and Stilt and WIRE ft lool Pauley II. A. drawn mechanical Ro«r|«-y and V. R. river alloy and R.. PULASKI Vice Sec-Trea*. Gen. Supt. Gen. Chief Storekeeper—Fred. Foreman PRODUCTS-—Sleel Chairman—Isaac Pres.—Percivsl Vice and at New Trust hontas, Supt. M. Pres.—A. Eckmsn, Pre*.—James Draflsman—M. Sleel engines York IRON M.—J. Bessemer Bldg.. Machinist—J. Va. and Fdry.—R. City CO., W. Chief Johnson, C. Philadelphia. G. B. T. Converter—R. Va, Putaski, Marconnier 

Draper II.—W, Mosher castings, Ellwood Engr,—E, Mann. H. D. H. 1008 Ingslls Wood Woolverton E. Va. 1 Iron Jone*. Pa. Rest Morris L, Broadway. D. Mines caslingB Ftalbos Estate Poca Wood


See—Hugh R. Hawthorne. 1 Broadway. RAIL JOINT CO.. THE. 165 Broadway. 

New York City 

New York. N. Y. Rolling Mill: Troy. 

Asst. Treas. and Aasi. Sec.—Arthur Bleak- N. Y. 

ley. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Pre*.—Victor C. Armstrong 

Trea*.—M. Bowman 

Vice Pre*.—W. Pawn Thomson 

Supl. B. F.—Owen M. Stull 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—E. A. Gondii. Jr. 

Mech. Engr.—R. VV. Slanbaugh 

Trea*. and See—Benjamin Wolhaupler 

Mgr. Ore Mines—A. VV. Gatewood 

Aut. Trea*. and Aaat. See—Stuart E. 

EQUIPMENT—18x80 foot blast furnsce MacKellar 

Capacily—90.000 gross tons foundry pig Pur. Agt.—Thoma* Wiltct 

iron per annum 

(At Troy. N. Y.. Plant) 

Railroad—N. PUNXSUTAWNEY ft W. FURNACE CO., Du- Supt.—M. J. Maloney 

(At bola, Eekman. Pa. Furnace W. Va.) at Punxsutawney, Pa, Chief Engr.—B. A. Brain* 

Mgr. Pre*.—L. Coal W. Mines—Floyd Robinson E. Cunnyngham Chief Klec. Engr.—M. O'Malley 

See-Tress, EQUIPMENT—145 and O. M.—P. coke G. St. Clair Chief Draftaman—D. S. Barry 

Salea Mgr.—C. H. Emerkk 

Safety—E. Gry 

Gen. Supl.—F. Becker 

Roll Designer—VV. Davies 

(Al Punx*utawney. Pa.) 

Poreman Marhinist—H. De Freast 

Gen. Supt.—Frank Becker 

EQUIPMENT—Two trains 20 inch wila 

Supt. B. F.—John Law 

punches, bulldozer. Blotter, ele 

M. M.—I, Blose 

PRODUCTS—Rail joints, track liners 

QUEEN CITY FOUNDRY CO.. corner 4th 

Capacity—100 ton* per day 

and Wasee St*.. Denver. Colo. 

Railroad—N. Y. C. 

Pre*.—Alfred Cordingly 

RAILWAY STEEL SPRING CO.. 30 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—George A. Cord- 

Church St., New York, N. Y. Plania: 

ingly 

Two plants at Latrobe, Pa.: two plant*. 

Trea*. and See—VV. C. Elcttelberger 

Chicago Heights, III.; East St. Louis, 

Chief Engr.—James XV, Porter 

HI. 

Met.—A. C. Hovey 

Chairman—F. F. Fitspalrick 

ChemiM—W. C. Stewart 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—A. S. Henry 

Foroman Gray Iron Fdry.—Frank Cordis- 

Vice Pre*.—E. McCormick 

Gen. Foreman Sleel Fdry.—Fred E. Horn 

Treas.—H. 8. Banghart 

PRODUCTS—Iron and Meel casting* 

See—M. B. Parker 

QUINCY STEEL CASTINGS CO.. $0 

Asat. Sec.—C. K. Shreve 

Fayette St., Qulncy, Maaa. 

Aast. Trea*.—B. C, Dunn 

Pre*, and Treaa.—Roy G. Lundin 

Pur. Agt.—H. C, Harrington 

EQUIPMENT —Two R 8-pot crucible fur 

Capilal—$13,500,000, preferred; $13,500. 

RACINE nace* STEEL CASTING CO.. 1443 000. common 

PRODUCT—Sleel Forest St.. Racine. casting* Wig, 

At Chicago Heights. III.. Ptani. 

Capacily—300 Pre*.—Judion F. groaa Stone ton* per year 

23rd St. and Euclid Ave) 

Vice Capital—$25,000; Pre*.. See *od issued, Gen. $7,600 Mgr. — C, S. Supl.—J. J. Eckfeldt 

Railrosds—N. Anderson Y.. N, H. ft H., B. ft A. 

Supt. O. H.—P. J. Bisehoff 

Treaa.—Stanley B. ft M. Kitto 

.Safely Engr. and Chief Draflsmsn—Geo. 

Pur. Agl. and Safety Engr.—E. O. Jones D. Movers 

AbsI. to See—J. M. Stone 

M. M.—W. D. Compton 

Supt.—Geo. M. Goepfert 

Chief Chemist—Henrv G. Martin 

M. M.—Rusoll Anderson 

Elee Mel.—D. PRODUCTS—Refined ing* Engr.—Charles P. Spencer Finn 

an 

Supt. Forge and Rotting Mills—George W. 

electric sleel cast (At Supt.—W. M. (At Gen. Supl. Chief Supt. Sleam Foroman Brick Storekeeper—F. EQUIPMENT—Open PRODUCTS—Sleel Railroad*—O. Foremen—B. Scypes furnaces, C. Richard M.—B. East Latrobe Supt.—J, M. R. O. Elee—P. Spring Supt.—A. Engr.—S. ft M.—P. H.—C. son Machinist—W. St. O. St. rolling Bartholomew ft Pa.. Mill—E. Burgoon, Vane Louis. H. P. J. L. Favalesi J. E, D. E. Powell mills, McGrane Planl) Reeves lire*, Duncan I,. Fuller Hinds hearth HI.. M. E. T. finishing sleel J. Sheehan Haney McKay- Plant) ft and spring* E„ machines and healing M. F. G,


Mech. Engr.—C. E. Byeraon 

Asat. Supt.—E. Johnson 

M. M.—S. G. McAnully 

Chief Draftsman—Eric Lundberg 

Steam Engr.—J. M. Howard 

Smith Shop Foreman—El wood M. Samsel 

Chief Elee—J. K, Withcripc-on 

Pal tern Shop Foreman-—D. S. Paul 

Mei.—P. J. Neely 

Mach. Shop Foreman—Wm. Mcl.enegau 

Chief Chemist—C. D, Puller 

Foundry Foreman—John Peck 

Foreman Machinists—W, C. Cole and G. Boiler Shop Poreman—Willi* C. Tobias 

A. Mo wry 

PRODUCTS — Maintenance and new In- 

READING IRON CO., Baer BIdg., Readslatlation 

work for Reading Iron Co., 

ing, Pa, 

plants; designers and builders of gen 

Prea.—L. E. Thomas 

eral heavy machinery., including sugar 

Vice Pre*.—J. M. Callen 

cane mills, rolling mills, cotton com 

See—G. W. Detany 

presses, engines, pumps, boilers, forc 

Treas.—N. W. Yost 

ings, ele 

Pur. Agt.—G. P. D. Mailman 

(At Charcoal Iron Planl. Reading, Pa.) 

Assl. Pur. Act.—R. J. VVenger 

Supt.—Geo. L. Moore 

Geo. Supl.—J. M. Koch 

Assl. Supt.—E. C. Himmelbcrger 

Gen. Supt. Blast Furnaces and Ore Mines M. M.—Geo. E. Maurer 

—J. N. Sherer 

PRODUCT —Charcoal Iron skelp. muck 

Mel. Engr.—J. P. Roe 

bar 

Chief Engr.—G. L. Schuhmann 

(At Pollstown. Pa.. Plant) 

Const. Foreman—E. VV. VVonUcl 

Supl.—Geo. T. Arm* 

Sate* Mgr.—H. F. Maltern 

Foreman Nail Depl.—C. Noriadin 

A*»t. Sale* Mgr.—F. M. English 

PRODUCT—Cut nails and muck bar 

Mgr. Boiler Tube Sales—G. H. Woodruffo (At Danville Pa., Montour Rolling Mills) 

Mgr. Cut Nail Dept.—C. J. MalUberger Supt.—H. T. Heeht 

Engr. Testa—C. T. Rossler 

Assl. Supl.—J. VV. Guyler 

Adv. Mgr.—A. P. Hartranfl 

PRODUCT-—Bar iron, muck bar and 

(At Tube Works. Reading. Pa.) 

wrought iron skelp 

Supt.—J. H. Dowd 

Capacity — 40.000 tons bar. socket and 

Assl. Supt.—E. H. Leonard 

skelp iron, 30,000 ions muck bars 

Engr, of Teals—C. T. Ressler 

(At Birdsboro, Pa., Birdsboro Plant) 

Gen. Foreman—H. C. Strafford 

Supl.—J. T. Ritey 

Production Engr.—J. H. Cooper 

Capacity—18.000 tons rolled product* and 

Chief Electrician—J. R. Penman 

100.000 kegs cut nails 

Chief Clerk—VV. H. Koch 

(At Columbia, Pa., Columbia Milts) 

Chief Planner—E. J. Connolly 

Supt.—L. S. Boris 

Chief Draftsman—A. Bailey 

Capacity—20.000 tons muck bars and 18.- 

M. M.—F. Beck 

000 ton* skelp 

PRODUCTS—Genuine wrought iron pipe. (At Emaus. Pa.. Crumwold Furnace) 

oil well casing and tubing, charcoal iron Acting Supl.—R. C. D. Palm 

boiler tubes 

Capacity—62,000 tona pig iron 

Capacily—250,000 tona of tubular prod (At Kimmclion. Pa.. Somersel Coal Mines) 

ucts in 552 different size* and kinds Sunt.—G. J. Krebs 

(Keystone Furnace. Reading, Pa) 

Capacliy—150.000 tons biluminous coal 

Supt.—P. 0. Wolf 

READING STEEL CASTINGS CO.. Read 

M. M.—Chas, Schmale 

Chemist—W. P. Heberle 

81 

ing Pa. (Reading Steel Div.; Reading 

(At (Al (At Supt.—J. Gen. M. Supl.—C. PRODUCT—Wrought Supt.—O. Aim. M. PRODUCTS—Wrought Supt.—D. Asst. PRODUCT—Wrought PRODUCTS—Gray muck iron M.—P. M.—Wm. Ninth Olcy Roe Scott Foreman—P. Supt.—F. Supl,—VVm. bar Puddlcr. St. H. Bjorkbohm 

J. St. Foundry, H. P. Bickley Milter Mills, Haines Johnston Hause Mill*. E. Reading, L. Houaum Foose forge Reading, Walter iron Reading, iron and skelp Pa.) skelp billets Pa.) foundry Pa.) 

and pig Treas.—XV. See—W. Oen. Machine Chief If, Met.—E. Safely Storekeeper—H. EQUIPMENT Prea.—W. Vice Pur. Foundry shop, Conn. ialtiesport, Valve M.—E. Agl.—E. Mgr.—M. Prea, Engr,—B. Engr.—A. Conn. pattern Shop and Supt.—J. Die.) Bartetts M. B. Greene Sale*—XV. P. Fitting* — Wheeler. Lashar. Supt.—J. J. Wheeler. L. shop, Steel Goosey M. Flemming McKeone Johnson B. Johnson Div,; etc. Bridgeport. T. Bridgeport. Hood, foundry, Bridgeport, Tolland Morns, Reading Bridgeport, Conn, machine Bridge Conn. 

Spec


PRODUCTS- -Steel casting*, calve* and 

fillings 

Capacily—1.000 ton* per month 


REED FOUNDRY ft MACHINE CO.. 

Kalamaioo. Mich. 

Pre*.—Joseph E. Brown 

Vice Pre*.—H. C. Lutje 

Treaa., See and 0. M.—J. E. Welborn 

PRODUCT—Sleel casting* 


REEVES MFG. CO.. THE, Dover, 0. 

Pre*.—H. C. Greer 

Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—A. J. Kranti 

See and Pur. Agl.—Joseph A. Kranti 

Gen. Supt.—Clem Scharap 

Supt. Finishing Mills—James Hilton 

M. M.—John Milter 

Draftsman—M. L. Hunker 

PRODUCTS—Black and galvanised sleel 

sheeto 


Capital—$1,000,000 

Railroads—Penna. and B. ft O. 

RELIANCE COKE ft FURNACE CO.. 

Prick Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Furnace: 

Sharpaville, Pa. 

Pre*.—E. XV. Mudge 

Treas.—C. B. Ferree 

Bee—R. O. Campbell 

Oen. Mgr.—O. G. Leichliter 

(At Sharpsvillc. Pa.. Furnace) 

Gen. Supt.—E. J. McClcary 

Supt. B. F.—G. W. Cubbage 

M. M.—Daniel Carbaugh 

Chief Chemist—E. Pershka 



Capacity—500 tons 

RELIANCE STEEL CASTING CO.. 28th 

and Small man Sts.. Pillsburgh, Ps. 

Pres.—Joseph A. Kelly 

Vice Pres,, Treas, and G. M,—E, A, Bla*detl 

Bee—C. L. Snowden, Jr. 

Pur. Agt.—J. G. Thompson 

Gen. Supl.—Joseph N. Snyder 

REPUBLIC Chairman—John Pre*.—Thomas 2nd Mgr. Sec.—Richard Treas.—Herman Pur. Traffic Gen. Asat. Bupt. Supt. EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCT—Steel Capacily—6.000 1*1 theroral 0. Nilos Vice Supt.—P. Agt.—S. Gen, Sales—W. B. Coke Plania: offices. Mgr.—E. and F. Prea.—If. Pres. IRON Supt.—Caleb Worka—R. and Youngstown, Republic Jones, H. Moline. J. ft Opr.—J, O. tons B. A. M. P. Bray Hedges Gordon castings STEEL H. Topping L. Kidd Topping open Hurd Jr. annually WkB.—C. BIdg., Rownil 111.; B. Dsvies, W. CO., hearth O. Marshall Muncie. Youngstown, 

Dertriek Gen- Jr. E. furnace Crow- Ind.; 

Supl. Northern Furnace*—W. A. Haven 

Supt. O. H. Wks.—R. L. Levenlry 

Supt. Tube Wks.—J. Baxter 

Supt. Bessemer and Brown-Bonnell Wks.— 

F. C. Cunningham 

Supt. Bessemer Wks.—3. P. Welsh 

M. M. Blsst Furnaces—H. L. Burnham 

M. M. O. H. Wks.—H. O. Blevina 

M. M. Tube Wlu.—L. G. Howard 

M. M. Brown-Bonnell and Bessemer VVk«. 

—R. T. Prall 

M. M. Coke W'ks.—W. R. Rolkc 

Chief Engr,—S. Inap. Dept.—L. H. McKee B. Grindlay 

Assl. Foreman Chief Heal Engr.—R. Treating—C. V. Crevolse W. letter 

(At Chief Youngstown, Elee—M. XV. O., Cobbledick Brown-Bonnell Plant) 

Gen. Chief M. Draftsman—S. M.—R. T. Prall D. Cooper 

Assl. Elee Chief Engr.—George Draflsman—J. Pitcher C. Claus* 

Chemist—Joseph Efficiency Engr., May Heat berry and Power—0. C. 

Assl. Chemist—Fred Edward* 

Foreman Converter — David Dickey and 

George Moyer 

Foreman Mill—David Reese 

Chief Clerk—Howard On- 

(At Sylvan Island. Moline. 111.) 

Supt. R. M.—P. C. RaBmussen 

M. M.—Ben W. Carlson 

(At Muncie. Ind., Plant) 

Supt.—C. W. Teach 

M. M.—Ed. Mongrain 

(At DcForeit Tin Plato Plant. Nile*, 0.) 

Supt.—Samuel Brown 

Asst. Supt. P. F. Becker! 

Chemist—A. Montiheimer 

M. M.—Joseph Zellers 

Foreman Hot Mill—Elmer Irvin 

Aunealer—Edward Manion 

REPUBLIC ROLLING MILL CORP.. 

Eaat Chicago, Ind. Formerly bar mill of 

Republic Iron ft Sleel Co. 

Pre*.—J. H. Turivoa 

Vice Pre*.—Earl T. Smith 

Trea*. and Sec.—Richard Jones 

A*«t. to Pre*.—Charles T. Scott 

Mgr.—J. G. Bladholm 

RHODE ISLAND CRUCIBLE STEEL 

CO.. 604 So. Main Si.. Providence, R. I. 

Pre*, and G. M.—Geo. C. Hagatrom 

RHODE Gen. 

Vice 

See—Albert Treas.—Carl Gen. PRODUCT—Eleclric Pres.—Charlea Vice Trea*.—J. Bee—P. WORKS, Pre*. Supt.—K. Sunt.—Carl 

Pres.—Frederick 

ISLAND E. H. Opr. Grlnnell Hillsgrove. B. W. MALLEABLE Dickimon Brown It. Benson and J. Sverker IfamMiu 

JernMrora Sale*—H. steel 

A. 

R. IRON 

Hagslrom 

caslings I. L. Steeve*


PRODUCTS—Malleable iron jobbing foundry 

Capacity—20 tona daily 

Capital—$1,000,000; issued. $400,000 

Railroad—N. Y„ N. n, ft H. 

RHODE ISLAND STRIP STEEL CO.. 

Phillipidale. R. I. 

RIDDELL CO., W. A.. Bueyru*. O. (Successor* 

to Era Sleel Co. and The Hadfield 

Penfteld Steel Co.) 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—XV. A. Riddell 

Vice Pre*.—M. O. Garner 

See, and Treaa.—Geo. M. Schmidt 

Pur. Agt.—V. M. Virtue 

Gen. Supt.—J, E. Place 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* of carbon and 

manganese sleel caslings 

RIVERSIDE STEEL CASTING CO., 

Plank Road and Passaic River, Newark. 

N. J. 

Pres.—J. XV. Ferguson 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—J. Philip Bird 

Treas. and See—J. S. Kinne 

Pur. Agl.—D. C. Guldner 

Gen. Supt.—C. J. Jernstrom 

Sunt. O. H.—John Sullivan 

Chief Supt. B. Engr.—G. P.—M. Griggs H. Phillips 

PRODUCTS—Steel castings i.—J. A. 

ROANE IRON CO.. Chattanooga. Tenn. 

Furnace al Rockwood, Tenn. 

Pre*.—E. O. Wells 

Vice Pre*.—R. H. Kimball 

See and Treas.—M. Chamberlain 

(At Rockwood. Tenn.. Furnace) 

Gen. Supt.—Howard Howie 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—J. H. Pslten 

Rodgers 

1st Vice Prea.. Treas. and Gen. Mgr. — 

William A. Anderson 

2nd Vice Pre*.—Siegfried Roebllng 

Sec. and Asst. Treaa.—A. C. Cootey 

Asat, to See.—Harvey Cooley 

Pur. Agt.—J. W. Gaskitl 

Supt. O. H.—VV. Gummcre 

A**I, Supt. O. H.—R. A. Mercur 

Supi. Roll Mill—F. J. Miller 

Chief Engr.—F. VV. Bunn 

Chief Elpc.—H, P. Harlh 

M. M.—G. W. Williams 

Ste*m Engr.—H. S. Hunt 

Mel.—H. C. Boynton 

Safely—B. C. Hansom 

PRODUCTS—Wire, wire rone, cold strip 

and insulated wire and cables 

Caparity—150.000 tons 

Capital—$34,500,000 

Rail road—Penna. 

ROGERS BROWN IRON CO.. P. O. Boc 

216. Buffalo. N. Y. 

Pre*.—Wm. 8. Rogers 

Vice Pre*.—E. L. Ive* 

Vice Pres. and Pur. Agl.—C. R. Hotsworlh 

See—E. H. Letchworth 

Supt. Coke Oven Dept. 

Chief Engr.—J. B. Ford 

M. M.—Thomas Green 

Chief Chemist—VV. M. Mills 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Pig Iron 

Capacily—140,000 tons per yesr 

Railroada—Tenn.. Cent, and Southern 

ROANOKE IRON WORKS. INC.. Holllday 

St., Roanoke, V*. 

Treas, »nd Sec.—G. C. McDonald 

Gen. Mgr.—B. VV. Stonebroker 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental iron work 

ROC KA WAY ROLLING MILL. THE. 

Pine St., Rockaway. N. J. 

Pre*.—Edward Ehlcr* 

Treas. and See—F. K. Ehler* 

EQUIPMENT — One 4-*t*nd 3-hign 14 

mill, one 6-stand 3-high 10" mill, one 

1-stand 3-high 10" mill, already erecied. 

One 4-sland 3-high 16" mill, one l- 

ROEBLING Pre-f.—P, PRODUCTS—Rounds, standgles, Broad Five beam* healing 3-high Si.. W. SONS Trenton, Roebling. and furnace* CO.. 20" channels mill, JOHN N. squares, Jr. J. to A.. be flats, 612 erected. S. an 

Treas. and Pur. Agl.—C. H. Byron 

Asst. Treas. and AsM. See—Edward Cornelius 

Gen. Supt.—T. XV. Harris 

M. M.—Roy L. Bright 

Chief Chemist—G. A. Beaumont 

Safely Engr.—G. H. Waldron 

Foreman Mach.—Charles Fink 

Storekeeper—Geo. XV. Escolt 

FQUIPMENT—Pour blast furnaces 

Capacity—1.400 tons per day 

Capital'—88,000,000: issued 87,550.000bonds 

i**ued. $8,301,900 

Railroad*—Connections with Penna., L. ^ ,. 

and other trunk line* in connection with 

the South Buffalo Ry. 

ROME IRON MILLS. INC.. 17 E. 42nd 

St.. New York. N. Y, Plant: Rome, 

N. Y. 

Chairman—B, A. Clement* 

Pre*, and Treas.—Lee Deutsch 

Sec. and Asst. Treas.—J. A. Van \ oorhies 

(At ROME ROSS-MEEHAN Gen. Elee ChemisI—J. Asst. Gen. Roll PRODUCT—Straybotl Vice Treas.—H. Supt.—M. Pre*.—H, See—E. PRODUCT—Copper Pres. Vice and Rome. M. WIRE Pre*.—E. Designer—Jame* Supt.—J. Foreman—Thomas Pre*.—C. Engr.—J. Prea.—Frank ChemlBt—Lewi* and Belt M.—O. H. T. Gen. N. CO.. A. W. Ry„ E. Ethridge FOUNDRIES. Dyell Kenl Y.. M. Barnard R. Waller L. Mgr.—G. R. Rome, Chattanooga, Griffin Plant) Keeney Poller Strawbridge 

M. Dietv wire Sykes and Matoney Bobbins 

N. Parke Carter engine P. Y. Meehan Tenn, boll Si. iron


Treas, and See—H. Bond 

Pur. Agt.—T. D. Buford 

Supt. Elee Sleel Fdry.—D. VV. Phillip* 

Assl. Supt. Sleel Fdry.—Wm. B. GreiBer 

Supt. Malleable Fdry.—Roger Egan 

Supl. Gray Iron Fdry.—John MeCaughey 

Chief Engr.. M. M. and Mach. Shop Supl. 

—Jam** Lucas 

Mech. Engr.—J. S. Hartley 

Kli-c. Engr.—Louis Gaither 

Met. and Chem.—Paul H. Stuff 

Safely Engr.—C. D. Center 

EQUIPMENT—3-lon electric furnace. 1ton 

Tropenas converter, 5 reverberatory 

furnaces. 5 cupolas 

PRODUCTS—Electric sleel eastings, electrically 

annealed, converter sleel casting*, 

certified malleable iron castings. 

Miehanite metal castings, semi-steel and 

gray iron casting* 

Capae'ly.—70,000 tons annually 

Capital—$1,260,000 

Railroad*—Bell Ry. connecting with eight 

different line* 

ROTHERT STEEL CORP.. 600648 Olbello 

St., Seallle. Wash. 

Pre*. *nd Gen. Mgr.—E. H. Rolhert 

See—Geo. H. Rummen* 

. I 

(At Plant. 622 Othello St.) 

Oen. Supl.—J. B. Mo Null 

Asat. Gen. Supl.—M. Hendrickson 

Elee Engr.—K. M. Grayson 

Mel. snd Chemist—E. II. Rothert 

EQUIPMENT — Two 2-lon eleclric furnaces 

PRODUCTS —High grade special tool 

aleel 

ROWLAND'S SONS. INC.. T.. Cheltenham. 

Pa. (Subsidiary of Ames Shovel ft 

Tool Co.) 

Mgr.—F. H. Lewis 

RUSSELL. BURDSALL ft WARD BOLT 

AND NUT CO., Midland Ave.. Port 

Chester. N. Y. Plants: Rock Falls, III. 

Pre*.—Alvyn H. Wild. 26 Bro*dway. New 

York Cily 

Vice Pre*, and Trea*.—Ronald Wild 

See—C. C. Brookea, 26 Broadway, New 

York City 

Met.—Edgar K. Mull 

EQUIPMENT—Five 7-ton Heroult eleclric 

melting furnacea. 20" cogging mill. 14" 

and 9*' bar mill, etc. 

PRODUCTS—Carrosion re*-*ting and heat 

resiMing metal*. "DcfiniM,' "Special 

DenruM" and "Defisiain" brands 

Railroad*—Own aiding, Penna. 

RYAN FOUNDRY CO.. THE, D. J.. Mill 

St.. Ecoree, Delroil, Mich, 

Pres. and G. M.—D. J. Ryan 

Vice Pres., Treaa. and Gen. Supl.—L. J. 

Fellea 

Assl. Trea*.—J. L. Hunt 

See—R. J. Lamb 

Pur. Agl. and Prod. Mgr.—F. P. Ham- 

mer 

Asst. SAFETY Gen. CABLE Supt.—VV. COMPANY. H. Miller 114 Liber 

Mel.—A. ty St.. Tanier New York. N. Y. 

Elee Pros.—VV. Engr.—R. F. Field Glover 

M. Vic* M.—E, Pres—G. Koslofski M. Haskell 

Safe-t Vice v Pres.—G. Engr.—C. T. XV. Cottle Hawk 

PRODUCTS Vice Pres.—D. — Semi-sleet R. G. Pslmer and grey iron 

Trea*. caslings and See—VV. C. Hall 

Capacity—125 Controller t.nd Ions Asst. per Treas.—F. day E. George 

Railroad—D. Pur. Agl.—A. ft VV. T. Newson Shore Line 

(At Bayonne. N. J., Plant) 

Supl.—G. VV. Amsnn 

Pur. Agt.—A. VV. Newson 

Chief Draftsman—VV. H. McKnight 

Chemist—J. S. Boyle 

Gen. Foreman—C. W. Poller 

Sleamntter—J. Reich 

ST. LOUIS FROG ft SWITCH CO.. 6650 

Eaaton Ave., Si. Louis, Mo. 

Pres.—John J. Llchier 

Vice Pres.—R. S. Conton 

Trea*.-See—R. E. Einstein 

ASM. See and Chief Engr.—F. C. Arguit 

Aiat. Treas,—W. J. Alien 

and Coraopotis. Pa. 

Pur. Agt.—E. R. Laux 

Pre*.—W, L. Ward 

84 

Gen Supt.—H. L. Liebig 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Evans Ward Sleam Engr.—Edw. Paichal 

(At (Al RUSTLESS Treas. AbbI. Pur. Machinery Supt.—Howard PRODUCTS—Bolt, Capacity—45,000 Aasi. Gen. Btram Assl. Mgr.—A. Msnsger—A. Comly etc. more. Loneys Rock Pittsburgh Supl.—Wm. Trea*. Agt.—H. Mg.r—M. Mgr.—XV. Engr.—L. and Md, Fall*. IRON N. lane Supt.—Wm. See—Ellwood and Bradford N. CORP. E. C. and Plant. L. H. Mgr. Bradford III.. E. ton* E. Marshall Rigney HoofMitler 

Douglas nul*. Hill Snonls Penna. OF of annually D. Planl) Coraopolis, Sale*—Waller AMERICA. Burdaall rivets, Rigney R. R., washer*. Balti Pa.) S. ST. PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* Pre*.—VV. Vice frog*, scriptionmerly S. LOUIS Pre*, LsSsIle St. switches, O. GAS and Louis St.. Magulre ft Gen. Chicago. Coke crossings COKE Mgr.—M, ft CORP.. Iron I||. of track D. Co,), every (For Cumn work. 208 de


Compl.—A. J. Mann 


See—Peter B. Nelson 

Railroads—Mo. Pae, Iron MIn., main line* 

Pur. Agt.—C. A. Wiesellhier 

SAWBROOK STEEL CASTINGS CO., 

Pur. Agl. Raw Materials—F. R. Johnson THE. Shepherd and McWhorter Sis.. 

(At Granite City. III.. Planl) 

Lockland, Cincinnati. O. 

Gen. Supt.—Geo. F. Vosburg 

Pros.— E. S. Sawlolle 

Asst, Gen. Supi.—Wm. A. Slos* 

Vi..- Pre:.- A. K. A-i.li'i-'h 

Supl. B. P.—M. F. McAvoy 

Treas.—E. L. Brook* 

Chief Engr.—P*ul M. Cridcr 

Sec. and Pur Agt.—A. A. Slroppel 

Elee Engr.—G. R. Thatcher 

Gen. Supt.—VV. F, Wright 

Sleam Engr.—S. M. Tyler 

Asst. G. S.—John C. Lynch 

Safety Engr.—Walter Clark 

Supt. Elee—George Wiike* 

M. M.—J. M. Thompson 

Elee Engr.—W. H. Hisiett 

Chemist—R. C. Page 

Met.—Date Hubtey 

Supl. Coke Oven*—G. VV. England 

EQUIPMENT—Eleclric furnace 

Storekeeper—E. II. Paradise 


PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke and by-prod Capacily—2.400 Ions per annum 

uct a 

Capital—$300,000; issued. $250,000 

ST. LOUIS PUMP ft EQUIPMENT CO., 

Railroad—Big Four switch 

3701 Forest Park Blvd.. SI. Louis, Mo. SCRANTON BOLT ft NUT CO.. Poplar 

Pre*.—C. C. Fredericks 

St.. Scranton. Pa. 

Vice Pre*., Opr. and Chief Engr.—Sher Vice Pres.—C. E. Brodhead 

wood Hind* 

Treas. and Sec.—J. R. Lerch 

Work* Mgr.—Jule Bender 

Gen. Supt.—J, E, Rushmure 

PRODUCTS—Liquid handling equipment Foreman Machine Shop—Jacob VVettereau 

and filling stations 

EQUIPMENT—Rolling mills ond factories 


PRODUCTS—Bar iron, bolls, nuts, track 

ST. LOUIS SCREW CO.. Clarence and 

bolt*, spike*, etc. 

Bulwer Ave*.. Si. Louia. Mo. 


(North Plant and South Planl) (apiiat—$750,000; Bonds issued $2.'>0,000 

Pres. and G M.—Edw. J. Miller 

Railroad*—D. L. ft W., D, ft H. N. Y. 0. 

Vice Pres. and AsM. G. M.—Lwd. H. Mil ft W., C. R. R. of N. J. 

ler 

SCULLIN STEEL CO.. 6700 MancheMer 

Treas.-See—Geo. Oruenewald 

Ave, St. Loui*. Mo. 

Pur. Agt.—George Renard 

Fie*.—Harry Scullin 

Sales Mgr.—A. E. Krug 

AsM. to Pre*.—T. XV. Murphy 

Gen. Supl.—Gu* Froelicb 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—A. J. Davis 

Mech. Engr.—John B. Schuch 

Vice Pre*. Sales Eaal. Div.—F, L. Norton 

Sleam Engr.—Henry Mayer* 

Vice Pre*, and Treas,—V. C. Turner 

Safely Engr.—H. VV. Pilgrim 

See—E. V. Judge 

Supl. Elee Depl.—Edward Bosch 

Pur. Agl.—II. M. Dryer 

Supt. Forge Shop—Martin HasBell 

Supl. Order Dept.—A. C. Traub 

EQUIPMENT—Rolling mills, bolt and Supt. Sleel Fdry.—H. E. Doerr 

screw department*, galvanising 

A


SELLERS MFG. CO., 4705 Montrose Ca*-r.city—800 lo 1.000 tons steel- castings 

Ave.. Chicago, III. 

per month 

Pres.—John M. Sellers 

Capilal—$500,000; issued, $492,000 

Vie* Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—R. A. Van Railroads— Penna. and Erie 

Houten 

SHARON STEEL HOOP CO.. Sharon. Pa. 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—E. P. Ward 

Plania: Sharon and Greenville, Pa.: 

Vice Pre*, end See—George M. Hogan Youngstown, snd Lowellvllle, O. 

Aasi. Treas.—VV. H. Seigmund 

Pre*.—Severn P. Ker 

Pur. Agt.—H. J. Stumpf 

Vice Pres.—H. T, Gilbert 

Gen Supl.—Fred Kn*us 

Vice Pres.—Lloyd W. Smilh 

Assl. Gen. Supt.—S. Bjurslrom 

Vise Pre*, and Gen. Supt.—TruMon P, 

Chief Elee—XV. H. Anderson 

Draper 

M. M. and Foreman Mach.—Bernard A*M. to Vice Pre*.—C. B. Gteason 

Knaus 

Trea*. and See—J. R. Evans 

Safety Insp.—Frank Nelson 

AsM. Trea*. and AbbI. Sec-—Mason Evans, 

Storekeeper—A. Johnson 

Jr. 

EQUIPMENT—Three 5 door reverberatory Pur, Agl.—A. D. Troth 

heating furnaces, 6 rotary bushel tog fur Mgr. Sale*—B. E. Kibbee 

naces 

Asat, Mgr. Sales—A. S. Booth and A M. 

PRODUCTS —Sellers anchor bottom Brown 

wrought iron lie plates 

Traffic Mgr.—E. R. Griffith 

Capacity—bO.000 gro»* tons per yesr Chief Engr.—Geo. S. Warren 


Chem. and Met.—H. S. Marsh 

SENECA IRON ft STEEL CO, P. O, Box Safety Engr.—E. J. Ruiserl 

485. Buffalo. N. V. Planl: BUmlell. N. Y. (At Sharon. Pa.. Plant) 

Pros.—Hugh Kennedy 

Plant Supt.—G. VV. Peffer 

Vice Pres.—James 8. Paterson 

Asst. Plant Supt.—E. E. Resgle 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—K. L, Griffith Gen. Supl.—VV. B. Caldwell 

Vice Pres.—Clifford Hubbell 

Supt. Fnishing Mills—Joseph Uhl 

Treas.—Ali-x Paterson 

Supt. Galv. and Pickling—H. C. Bachman 

See—T. W. Paterson 

Supt. Roll Shop—Morgan Price 

Pur. Agl.—H. E. Mitchell 

Supl. Lsbir and Transp.—James McCar 

(At Blasdcl). N. Y.. Plant) 

thy 

Supl. Roll. Mill—M. B, Sunderland 

Supt. Emp. and Police—R. A. Irvine 

Abm. Supi. Roll. Mill—A. P. Luea* Supt. Blast Furnace—Clyde Butter 

M. M.—Carl Kuhle* 

Supl. O. H.—Milton Hughes 

EQUIPMENT—18 sheet mill* 

Chief Engr.—Geo. S. Warren 

PRODUCTS—Sleel sheets 

Asst. Chief Engr.—S. R. Russell 

Capacity—120,000 nei lone per annum M. M.—George Smith 

SEYMOUR MFG. CO., 87 Franklin Si.. Chief Elee—John L. Barker 

Seymour, Conn. 

EQUIPMENT—One 8-inch mill, one fl 

Pre*.—F. S. Jerome 

inch milt, one 10-inch hoop and band 

Treas.—C. S Boies 

mill, one 14-inch strip mill, pickling 

A*M. Trea*.—B. H. Mallhie* 

and galvanising depta.. one blast furnace, 

See—O. P. O. Boker 

si-* open hearth furnace*, one 34-inch 

Pur. Agt— F. G. Space 

blooming mill, one 21-inch slab mill, 9 

Gen. Supt.—J. F, Halpin 

sheet milla 

Aasi. Gene. Snpt.—J. J. MM one 

PRODUCTS—Hoop, band, strips and sheet 

SHARON (At Chief Mech. PRODUCTS—Nickel Chanman—K. Pres.—L. Tress, Assl. Oen. Supt. M. Chief Chemist—John EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCTS—Rotting brome. Sharon, furnaces Meel M.—E. Wheatland. Supl.—John Sec.—Jane Engr.—L. Engr—D. 0. and Engr.—Wm. FOUNDRY castings bra**, H.—Patrick A Pa, Sec.—R. C. Way A. Irwin Marquard CO.. Pa.. Plant: nickel N. P, Kennedy Way Seibel Burho* Warner Bradshaw P. P. Plant) 20-ton anode*, Merrick mill Wheatland, ailver. Atten O. Box and acid cupro 541, phosphor jobbing Pa, O. nickel H, (At Capacity—250.000 Capilal Gen. Railroads—Erie, Asst. Supl. M. Chief Chemist—L. Supt. Chief Met.—H. Chief Safely—Alfred Roll steel slrip total M.—H. Lowellville. Designer—W. Supl.—F. Oen. Draflsman—C. Roll Elee—R. O. B. Engr.—George Elee 3S0.C00 steel: Stock—$16,500,000 

H.—Wm. F.—R. S. Mill—Homer Supt.—-Joseph P. Sleet—0. B. Marsh 100.000 Reese Dyer J. M. Perkins P. C. 0.r Jones N. Schofield 0. Hughes R. Buller Kyle S. R. Grist 

T. Planl) N. R. S. Wsrren Jones hoop Carter T. snd Morrison sheet bands N. Y. steel; and C


Foreman Machinist—A. Denham 

(At Sharpsville. Pa.. Furnace) 

Storekeeper—Ralph Dodson 

Geo. Supt.—P. O. Menkc 

EQUIPMENT—One btasl furnace, six 100 Supt.—Harry Swym 

ton open hearth furnacea, one blooming Elee Engr.—Harry William* 

mill, one bar and sheet mill 

Draftsman—Frank J. Lauthner 

(At Youngstown, O.. Planl) 

M. M.—Horry A. Anderaon 

Geo. Supl.—Joseph Malborn 

PRODUCTS—Ingot molds, casting* and 

Supl. Sheet Mills—W. C. McKinMry 

stool* 

M. M.—Leo A. Teachout 

Railroads—Penna,, Erie, N. Y. C. and B. 

Chief Elee—Charlea Bowen 

ft 0. 

Met—R. C. Cochran 

SHENANGO-PENN MOLD CO.. 812 Oli 

Engr. Test.—H. F. Marsh 

ver Bldg.. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Subsidiary 

Chief Clerk—A. C. Davidson 

of Shenango Furnace Co.) 

Special Agt.—E. J. Russert 

Chsirman—Wm. P. Snyder. Jr. 

EQUIPMENT—Nine sheet mills 

Pres.—H. S. Bradley 

SHARPSVILLE FURNACE CO., THE. 

Vice Pree.—Geo. L. Collard 

2119 Oliver Bldg., PUWburgh, Pa. Treas.—F. A. Demms 

Furnace: Sharpaville, Pa. 

Sec.—H. M, Wilson 

Pre*.-—George 8. Daviion 

(At Sharpsville. Pa.) 

Trea*.—Allen S. Davison 

Gen. Mgr.—F. W. Tickner 

See—Albert P. Meyer 

Elee Engr.—Harry Williams 

Fur. Agt.—Wm. H. Price 

M. M—Harry A. Anderaon 

(At Sharpsville. Pa.. Furnace) 

Draflsman—Frank J. Lauthner 

Gen. Mgr.—Andrew M, Kennedy 

PRODUCTS—Ingot molds, stools, castings 

M. M.—B. P. Driscoll 

Railroads—Penna.. Erie. N. Y. C. B. ft 0. 

Chem.—Glen Titus 

SIMONDS SAW ft STEEL CO.. 470 Main 

PRODUCTS — Be**emer, malleable and St.. Fltchburg. Mass. Steel plant al 

foundry pig iron 

Lockport, N. Y. 


Prea.—A. T. Simonda 

SHEFFIELD STEEL CORP.. Independ- 

Assl. to Prea —John G. Thompson 

ence Ave and Bristol St.. Kansas City. Vice Pres.—T. P. Howsrlb 

Mo. Successors to Kansas City Bolt ft Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. K. Slmonds 

Nut Co. 

Treas.—H, K. Simonds 

Pre*.—W. L. Allen 

Assl. Treas.—G, L. Parmenter 

Asst, to Pres.—Ernest Baxter 

See—J. E. Kelly 

Vice Pres. R. L. Gray 

Pur. Agt.—A. I. Field 

Trea*.—H. R. Warren 

(At Lockport. N. Y„ Plant) 

See—L. L. Middlelon 

Gen. Supt.—VV, G, Merriman 

Sales Mgr.—J. C. Shepherd 

AsM. Oen. Supl.—F. J. Hillwig 

EQUIPMENT—Three 65-ton O. H, fur Chief Engr.—M. B. Pfau 

nace*, 3-Btand 24-inch 3-high billet, 11- Chief Elee—R. J. Hsriley 

stand Morgan semi-continuous bar mill, M. M.—Frank Hartley 

8-rtand 16-inch and 10-inch bar mill Met.—A. D. Potts 

PRODUCTS—Blue annealed sheets, new ChemisI—Maurice Windle 

billet an-1 rerolled rail reinforcing bars. Ssfely Insp.—C. P. While 

merchant bars, iron or Bteet, oil field Roll Designer—Harry G. Schwartt 

and car forging*, bolls, nuts, railroad Slorekeepei-—J. Shaoffer 

spikes 

SHELBY SHENANGO Capacily—150,000 Railroada—Mo. Pres.—M. Vice T>eas., Gen. PRODUCT—Charcoal Pre*.—VV. Vice Treas.—Frank See—H. ham, Sharpaville, BIdg.. M. Prea. Pres.—G. Pre*.—Horace IRON Sec. Ala. M.—E. FURNACE M. PilUburgh. W. P. *nd and CO.. Wilson Pa. Snyder. A. Bush, (Plant PH., Gen. D, G. D. Demm* Shelby. CO.. ton* Dyer M.—J. Craddock or Birmingham. Hammond. pig Mgr.—J. Idle) Jr. Pa. annually 812 K. iron Ala. G. C. Oliver Furnace Hendrlck Terminal L. Birming Ala. Collard at . 

PRODUCTS—Sleel sheet* and bars, steel 

SIVYER Pre*.—Fred Vice Trea*.—B. Pur. Gen. Chief Capacily—500 Met.—David EQUIPMENT—Electric PRODUCT—Electric plates and Ave. ion 3 8-ton nace phase Pres.—C. Aft.—Wm. Supt.—Charle* Pree Engr.—Geo. 6tea 3-phaie STEEL and heavy for Moore and A. Mitchell L. Zurge CASTING manufacturing duty tona Moore Zikmund R. See—Lamar Sivyer F. eleclric Meaienger Singer monthly 

Slremke eleclric St. St., steel eleclric CO.. furnace, Clair furnace, Milwaukee, caslings 37lh annealing S. saws, furnace, Peregoy one one knives WJa. 3-ton fur one Vi


SKAGIT STEEL ft IRON WORKS. Sedro 

Woolley. Wash. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—D. G. Mclntyre 

Vice Pres.—S. S. Mclnlyrc 

Tress, and See—VV. E. Berry 

Pur. Agl.—E. B. Devener 

Supi. Fdry.—E. H. Clinchard 

M. M.—H. 0. Sanford 

Chief Draftsman—S. J. Front 

Storekeeper—Ralph Miller 

PRODUCTS—Steel, iron and bras* cartings; 

M. A. C. gasoline driven equipment, 

including donkeys, hoist*, locomotive* 

and rail car* and coaches; general 

jobbing and repairing, principally for cement 

mills and l"Cging industry 

Capital—Stock* and surplus $210,000; 

bonds issued. $50,000 

Railroads—Great Northern. N. P. 

SLOSS SHEFFIELD STEEL ft IRON 

CO.. American Trust Bldg, Birming 

Chemist snd Met.—Martin Rock 

EQUIPMENT—Eleclric furnace 



SOUTH CHESTER TUBE CO., Cheater, 

Pa. 

Pre*.—George H. Earte. Jr. 

Vic* Pre*, and G. M —O. W. Cook 

Trea*. See and Pur. Act.—A. J, Tucker 

A*M. Gen. Mgr.—P. J. Tucker 

PRODUCTS—Casing, tubing, line pipe, 

drive pipe, rotary drill pipe, standard. 

gas. sleam and waler pipe, ammonia pip* 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IRON ft 

STEEL CO.. P. O. Box 602. Huntington 

Park, C*l- Plant: Vernon, Cal. 

Pres.—E. M. Wilson 

Vice Prea.—E, S. Houdleilo 

Treas.—S. A Rindgc 

See—W. P. Kelly 

Pur. Agt.—Arthur Swenerlon 

ham. Ala. Furnaces: Birmingham, No. (At Plant: Randolph Si. and Union Pae 

Birmingham. Sheffield and Gadsden, Ala. 

Tracks, Vernon, Cal.) 

Chairman—Waddill Catching* 

Gen. Sup—W. P. Mullane 

Pres.—Hugh Morrow 

Supt. O. H.—Alex Reid 

Vice Pres.—J. P. Dnvel 

Chief Engr.—A. W. Clausen 

Vice Pre*.—F. VV. Milter 

Chief Elee and Safely Engr.—Erie 

Asst. to Vice Pre*. Opr.—R. B. LcMay Blelcher 

Treas. and See—Run-ell Hunt 

M. M.—James Cross 

Anal. Treas. and AbsI. See—L. D. Burr Chief Chemist—E. H. Miller 

AsbL See—J. S. Larkin 

Roll Designer—Thomas Davis 

Pur. Agl.—VV. B. Dowell 

Foreman Mach.—James Green 

Gen. Supl. Mines—II J. Thomas 

Storekeeper—Ben Fahnestock 

Supl. Blast Furnaces—John VV. England EQUIPMENT—Three open hearth fur 

and C. 0. Barks 

naces, forge depl.. 2 rolling mills, bolt 

Conslr. Engr.—J. G. Hanlin 

and nut factory 

Chief Engr.—A. R. Houston 

PRODUCTS — Open hearth forging*. 

Chief Elee Engr. and M. M—A. F. Elli blooms, billets, bar steel, bolls, nuts. 

ott 

rivals 

Steam Engr.—E. P. Winter*. No. Birm Cspacity—50.000 Ions per year 

ingham 

Capital—$1,500,000; i»*ued, $1,345,400; 

Mgr. Safety Dept.—D. S. Anderson 


Chemist—«. T. Piltman 

Ruilrosds—W. P., P. E. 

EQUIPMENT—Eight blast furnaces, ore SOUTHERN PERRO ALLOYS CO.. 

and coal minea, quarries and by-product ChcMnut al 21st Si.. Challanooga, Tenn. 

plant 

Pres. and Treas.—Paul J, Kruesi 

PRODUCT—Pig Iron. coal. ore. Mono, coke Vice Pros, and Mgr.—George L. Darison 

(Al ( (At SMITH Treas. Capilal—$20,000,000: Railroads—So, Vice Supi. Supt. M. Pre*.—E. Vic* Capacily—2.300 Supl.—Fred M. Al 

and 

C. 500 M.—W. M.—J. By-Prcducis Sheffield, Pres. Gadsden. Pre*.—Chsrles of Blast STEEL 

by-products 

Gen. Supl.—Arthur L. Raymo 

md Clinton Ga.. P. and See—F. 0. W. Furnace—F. Furnace—P. Osborne CASTING Smith A. Casper Ry., St.. Gen. Ala.. Hayes ion* Ala., B. Coke Al*.) ft Milwaukee, L, Pfeiffer E. Supt.—J. pig ft Furnace) CO.. issued, Hincers Ovens. Furnace) C. H. iron H, N.. Seaboard GEO. Hurd 

I. daily $16,700,000 

P. Wis. Birmingham, 

C, H„ Dovel Frisco, PRODUCTS—Ferro SOUTHERN Gen. Pre*.—Theo. Treas. AbbI. Pur. Asal. Works Supt. Supl. Elee Chemist—Raynold EQUIPMENT—3 Vice veryniston, Supt,—W. Prea.—B, Agt,—0. Treas. Sales Furnsees—L. Engr.—H. Acid Carbide and Mgr.—R. pig Ala, MANGANESE See—C. Prod.—G. Mgr.—R. Iron, and Swan Opr.—F. B. G. R. AsM. H. silicon, R. Bessemer Wells electric L. Ktugh K. Seyfried Rusbridge M. Cole CORP.. S. Palleraon Sec.—E. H. Co-vie Jesperaon N. Weathcrly Howland furnaces. all William* 

ferro AnT. 

grades silicon Hall 8.000 sil


Chief Engr.—E. L. Sayers 

Chief Elee Engr.—F. V. Andrcae 

Mecb. Engr.—E. II. Buford 

M. M.—H. L. Kirby 

Chief Technologist—J. N. Caroihers 

Chief Draftsman—P. E. Beard 

Safely Engr.—VV. XV. Stephens 

Storekeeper—VV. F. Mellon 

Supl. Labor—J. V. Amerson 

Railroad—L. ft N. 

SOUTHERN MANGANESE STEEL CO.. 

6600 Ridge Ave, St. Louis, Mo. 

Pres.—W. G. Nichols 

Vice Pre*, and Treaa.—S. T. McCall 

Sec.—If. F. Rickhoff 

Work* Mgr.—W. J. Hall 

P. A.—C. H. McGrath 

Chief Engr.—VV. M. Pryor 

Storekeeper—VV. E. Selig 

EQUIPMENT—Two 1^-ton eleclric moiling 

furnac-i; one 500-lb. electric melting 

furnace 

PRODUCT—Manganese steel, carbon Heel 

and heat resistant alloy castings 

Capacilr—5,000 tons annually 

SOUTHERN METALLURGICAL CO.. 

INC. B'.-: 69, Cave Spring. Ga. 

Pres. and Chief Engr.—Y. A. Dyer 

Vice Pre*.—J. C. Callaway, al Birmingham, 

All. 

Vice Pre*, end Gen. Mgr.—C. H. Gilmoui 

Trea*. and See—J. VV. Britain. Birmingham, 

Ab. 

Gen. Supt.—V. F. Crumbley 

PRODUCTS—High tensile iron caslings 

Capacily—3,000 to 5,000 ton* 


Railroad—Southern 

SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.. 65 Market 

St., San Francisco, Cal. Plant: Sacramento, 

Cal. 

Chairman—H. W. DeForreM. 165 Broadway, 

New York City 

Pres.—Wm. Sproule 

Vice Pre*.—Psul Shoup 

Treas.—G. M, Thornton. 165 Broadway, 

New York City 

Asst. Treas.—C. M, Scott 

Gen. (At Supl. Supt. Mel,—Wynne ChemiM—Geo. Draftsmen—F. Storekeeper—E. EQUIPMENT—6-ton PRODUCTS—Steel Capacily—1.500 See—Hugh A**l. Pur. Gen. A*st. Machine ally Cormick own York Sacramento. Mgr.—J. Agl.—F. of Gen. : Sec.—G. Supt. Motive use 700 City Shop*—H. Shop Mgr.—F. gro'a Neill. MoUtc L. Power—A. H. Supt.—W. W. L. B. L. H. gross Jackson Cal.. Gillctt Dyer Baxter ton* Taylor King cartings Polk C. 165 L. electric Power—George ton* Venter ingot* Plant) Burckhnller 

J, Broadway, D. and castings Taylor William* furnace annually ingot* annu New Mc * for 

S3 

SOUTHlTRSi STEEL ft ROLLING MILL. 

INC.. 39


EQUIPMENT—5-ton 0. H. furnace 

PRODUCT—Open b«rth sleel castings 



Railroad*—C. M, ft St P., North Ave 

Station, Soo Ry. 

STANDARD HORSE SHOE CO.. 131 

State St., Boston, Mau. Plant: South 

Ware ha in, Mass. 

Pres.—Roland H. Boutwetl 

Vie* Pre*.—Roland H. Boulwell II 

Treaa.—R. M. Boutwell 

See—0. S. Boulwell 

Gen. Mgr.—R. M. Boutwell. Jr. 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—J. E. Conroy 

PRODUCT—Iron horse and mute shoes 


Railroad—N. Y.. N. H. ft H. 

STANDARD SEAMLESS TUBE CO.. 313 

Sixth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Planl: Ambridge. 

Pa. 

Pre*.—H. C. Powne* 

'Vic* Pre*.—W. C. Fownea 

See—T. H. McGraw. Jr. 

Tre*B.—Wm. C. Fowne*. Jr. 

(At Ambridge Pa.. Plant) 

Pur. Agl.—W, E. Moiheral 

Gen. Supt.—C. R. Barton 

Supt. Blooming Mill*—W. N. Rendlpman 

Supt. Fini*hing Mill*—C. G. Dent 

Chief Engr.—J. B. Wharton 

M. M.—A. D. Adams 

Elee Engr.—0. H. Meineke 

Met.—E. B. Simpson 

Safely Insp.—C. L. Jamison 

Draftsman—W. D. Shields 

Storekeeper—R. B. Hays 

PRODUCT— Seamlesa sleel lube* 

STANDARD STEEL SPECIALTY CO.. 

Beaver Falls. Pa. 

Pre*, and Treas.—E. J. Wagner 

Vice Pre*.—Alex. Gittiland 

See—-3. B. Jamison 

Gen. Supt.—Alex Espy 

A*M. Gen, Supl.—Dan Bingh* 

PRODUCTS—Machine and Woodruff key*. 

machine rack*, taper pin* 

M 

STANDARD • Tic* Vice See—Arthur Comptroller—Alrin C»pilal—$200,000 

Railroads—Penna., Pre*.—Samue! Vic* r*r Rusaelt No. Burnham, John William Steven Metallurgy—Henry Prea.. Pre*., Pre*.. Prea., Pre*., Broad P. con STEEL de Sykea charge Pa. Charge charge concerning charge St., L. Kraffi M. WORKS Church Philadelphia, Vauelain Sale*—Frank B. P. Purchase*—William Finance of Manufacture—A. V. St Ehrt CO., Plant Engineering L. Wille E. and 500 and Pa. K. Trea*.— Mfg.— Plant: Mets- and A- A. 

(At Burnham, Pa., Plant) 

Works Mgr.—O. C. Skinner 

Supl.—G. Howard Lewi* 

A*St, Supt.—E. W. Thomas 

Supt. O. H.—J. E. Shaffer 

AsM. Supl.—0. H.—I. A. Billiar 

Foremau Rolling Mill—M. C. Snook 

Foreman Rolling Mill—E. P. Herbsler 

Gen. M. M.—A. G. Cole 

Elee Engr.—A. W. Alexander 

Assl, Pur. Agt.—0. C- Lylel 

Met. Engr.—L. H. Fry 

Asat. Met). Engr.—J. D. Tyson 

Engr. Te*l«—H. R. Hackenberry 

Mech. Engr.—W. H. Foster 

Safety Insp.—F. J. Graham 

Foreman Labor—H. E. Harshbarger 

PRODUCTS—Sleel casting* for locomotive*. 

Meel lire*, sleel tired wheels, rolled 

sleel wheels, forging*, railway car 

springs, malleable castings • 

STANDARD TINPLATE CO.. Canonsburg, 

P*. 

Pre*.—T. C. Cranwell. New York Cily 

Vice Pre*.—C. S. Conway, New York Cily 

Treas.—J. B. Jefferies, New York City 

Treas. and See—W. J. Reese 

Mgr. of Work*—Arthur O'Brien 

Supl. of Finishing Mill—James Warne 

Supl. Tin House—Stanley C. Wise 

Supt. Hoi Mills—Chas. Murray 

Supl.—John 8. Cook 

Supl. Masor.ry—Wm. M. Jone* 

Supl. Elee Dept.—Walter* McClelland 

Hoi Mill and R. M. Supl.—Oliver Evan* 

Chief Engr.—Harry Rlsck 

M. M.—A. J. Maakrey 

Asst, M. M —M. L. Christy 

Mech. Engr.—Dale A. Bediltion 

Safely Engr.—Scott Morria 

Supl. Annealing—James Warne 

Elee Engr.—A. P. Gallagher 

Chief Draftsman—J. M. Hoover 

Works Engr. and Safety Insp.—D. B. 

Geese man 

Foreman Machinist—If. N. Armstrong 

PRODUCT—Tin. tcrne and black plate 

STANFORD Capa Capital—$226,000; STANLEY t Pres.—C. Vice Pre*.. Vice Asst. EQUIPMENT—Five PRODUCTS—Cold haliman—E. ft Conn. Plania: Conn.; Conn. Farmer Conn. ford Kelly city—5,000 Pre*., Prea.—Amoa Stamping Pres. Trea*., Trea*. WORKS. Have cold STEEL F. General Hot See—E. Opr. Bennett and See A. rolling taken Co.. rolling Ions CORP., THE. Moore G. F. rolled and office: Sleel issued. Bridgeport, rolling W, annually M.—George oven Barnes milla. Now Pur. mills. Milford, Christ strip Plant—Malcolm 

American $86,000 Britain, 195 mills New Agt.—A. Bridgeport. 

sleel Lake Conn. I, Britain, Tube Sun- St. U.


Vice Pres.—J, E. Cooper 


Vice Pre*.—VV. If. Hart 

Ciitltsl—$ 160.000 

Vic* Pre*.—P. B. Stanley 

STEARNS ROGER MFG. CO.. 1718 Call- 

Vice Pres. Sales—J. E. Stone 

fornia SI, Denver. Colo. 

Treas.—L. VV. Young 

Pre*.—T. B .Stearns 

AbbI, Treas.—J. B. Wilbur. Jr.. and R. E. Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—R. VV, Gordon 

Pr it chard 

Vice Pre*, and Sale- Mgr.—C. L. I'esn 

Asst. See—P. F. King 

Sec and Assl. Treas.—H. C. Morey 

As*!. See and AsbI. Pur. Agt.—M. H. Supl.—A. George Lindberg 

Pease 

Chief Engr.—D. J. Nevill 

(At New Britain, Conn.. Steel Plant, Draftsman—F. A. Lockwood 

Lake Si.) 

PRODUCTS—Heavy machinery. mining 

Gen. Supt.—J. F. Conners 

and Oil well 

Supl.—Russell Germond 

Railroads—Colo, ft Southern 

Supt. 0. H.—C. B. Cotlingwood 

STEEL ft TUBES. INC. (of New York). 

Supi. Roll Mill—VV. H. Hanna 

Successors to The Mohegan Tube Co., 

Chief Engr. and Roll Designer—D. A. Scott Ave, and Meserole St.. Brooklyn, 

Keating 

N. Y. 

Chief Elee Engr.—C. S. Hart 

Pros.—Julius L. Sussman 

M. M.—Cedric Power 

Vice Prea.—Myron A. Wick 

Power Plant Engr.—J. H. Fellows 

Treas,—Lyman Bart let t 

Met.—J. E. Malloy 

See—Qeorje F. White 

ChemisI—B. M. Crum 

Gen. Supi.—J. P. Lawson 

Safely Insp.—0. G. Curtis 

Machine Shop Supl.—Gua Lundgren 

Foreman Mach—Alex, Larson 

Chief Engr.—M. H. Sussman 

EQUPMENT—Three open hearth furnace*. M. M.—David Barashick 

3 hoi atrip mill*, and 33-inch blooming STERLING STEEL FOUNDRY COmill 

Braddock, Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Hot and cold rolled atrip Pros,—George W. Smith 

steel, billet*, slabs 

Vice Pres.—VV. M. Nease 

Capacity—100.000 tone 

Treaa.—H. G. Smilh 

Railroads—Rail and waler 

See and Asst. Treas.—M. A. Quinn 

(At Bridgeport. Conn.. Amer. Tube ft Pur. Agl. and Safety Engr.—D. B. Webb 

Sipg. Plant) 

On, Supl.—G. VV. Smith 

Gen. Supl.—J. P. Conners 

Chief Engr—Geo. Harbison 

Supl. O. H.—C. B. Collins-wood 

Sales Mgr.—J. B. Eccleslon 

Supl. Blooming Mills—B. Kelly 

Chemist and Mel.—A. J. Kenney 

Supi. Finishing Mills—VV. H. Hanna PRODUCT—Steel caslings 

Chief Engr.—D. A. Keating 

STEWART FURNACE CO.. THE. 1854 

AsM. Chief Engr.—D. A. Hoffman 

Union Trust Bldg.. Cleveland. O. BlaM 

Elee Engr.—G. A. Munson 

Furnace at Sharon. Pa. 

Met.—R. Baldwin 

Pre*.—Faycite Brown 

Draftsman—H. Weslerberg 

Vice Pre*.—Harvey H. Brown. Jr. 

EQUIPMENT—One 75-ton and iwo 50-ton See *nd Trea*.—George VV. Nichols 

open hearth*. 34-inch bloomer*. 16-incb. Gen. Mgr.—Samuel M. Phillip* 

12-foot. 14-inch strip mill 

(At Sharon. Pa.. Furnace) 

PRODUCTS—Billet*, slabs, hot and cold S)l 

Pur. Agt.—J. S. Bycrofl 

STANWOOD STAR Pre*.. Assl. Supl.—Wm. Chief PRODUCTS—Sleam Railroads—L. Capacity—110,000 Railroads—N. See—Miles Sale* Cspital—$150,000 

Pre*.—Loui* Trea*., PRODUCTS—Silvery rolled delphia MB FURNACE Treaa. Mgr.—H. Draft-man—Herbert Treas. See atrip CORP.. Sta.. Townsend and Baker and ft and steel (Furnace I. CO.. Y., Covington. A. Brown Pur. THE. N. Pur. Gen. Ion* N. Jackson, Pillen aiding engines, and Agt—E. H. 3rd Agt.—H Idle) Mgr.—L. Ky. ft Jackson Besso and etc. 0. H. M. Phila ferro E. B. _ Feeney Davis sin* WOSTROH 

Gen. Chief Cashier—W. M. EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Pig Pre*.—Wm. Treas.—S. See—C. Sjpt.—C. Chief Pur. Elee Foreman—H. PRODUCTS—Hardened CO.. Pa. ner M.—J. Supt.—W. STEEL Mgr.—S. Agt.—J. Engr.—F. ChemisI—H. Enrr.—Jo*. Clerk 32nd W. B. M. HARDENING and Y. D. and Hays Leiendecker 

J. Sherwig Rose L. M. Stroh McCormic L. XV. Storekeeper—C. Wealing A. iron Kuch* Homer A. Phillips Jennings blast Arbuckle V. Dill PROCESS R. Meel furnace R.. casting* Pittsburgh. J. Light


Supt. SheM Mill—D. VV. Frease 

STRONG STEEL FOUNDRY CO.. 33 Supt. Galvanising Depl.—J. H. Hill 

Norri* St., Buffalo. N. Y. 

Chief Engr.—Thomas Heacock 

Pre*.. Treas.—O. H. B. Champlin 

Elee Engr.—Geo. R. Roomer 

Vice Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—C. P. Champ- Asst. Chief Elee—B. O. -Stoddard 

lin 

EQUIPMENT—Nine stands hot mills, 5 

Sec. and Pur. Agl—O. H. P. Champlin, galvsniiing pols, 1 torne pol 

Jr. 

PRODUCTS—O, P. C. R. ft A. black, gal 

Plant Mer.—D. V. Sherlock 

vanised ..nd lernc sheets 

PRODUCTS—Acid open hearth sleel cast Capacily—60.000 net ions per year 

ings 

Canital—$4,000,000; i**u*d, $1,893,400 


Railroada—Penna.. W. ft L. E.. B. ft O. 

STROUDSBURG ENGINE WORKS. INC.. 

SUPERIOR STEEL CORP., 520 Union 

THE, 62-74 N. Third Sl„ Slroudsburg TruM Bldg.. Putaburgh. Pa. Plant: 

Pa. 

Carnegie. Pa. 

Pre*. Gen. and Sales Mgr.—T. O. Worner Chairman—Junes H. Hammond 

Vice Prea.—C. Shull 

Pre*.—Frank R. Frost 

See and Treas.—S. E. Shull 

Vice Pres.—J. Sidney Hammond 

Pur. Agl.. A-M. Gen. Mgr. and Chief Treaa. and See—C. D. Ctaney 

Engr.— E. E. Johnson 

Asst. Treas. and Assl. Sec.—D. M. Liddell 

Foremin Machinist—James Groner 

Par. Agt—A. D. Feeman 

PRODUCTS—Hoisting machinery 

Comptroller—Charles A. Lsmbie 

Capacity- 2 engines per week 

(At Carnegie Pa., Plant) 

Capitol—$78,000. all issued. Bonds $20,000 Gen. Supl.—Wm. A. Smith 

Railroads— N. Y. S. ft VV. 

Asat. Gen. Sunt.—Wm. B. Holt 

STRUTHEPS FURNACE CO.. THE, 609 

Supt. Hot Rolling Dept.—J. C. Bean 

City Bank Bldg.. Youngstown, O. Fur Supt. C. R. Depl.—H. C. Poppelreiler 

nace: Strulbers. O. 

Asst. Supt.—Robl. Stewart 

Receiver—H. XV. Grant 

Chief Elee Engr.—James Maloney 

Pre*.—VV. C. Ronyan 

Master Mechanic;—F. T. Neale 

Tree*, and Sec.—A. G'ossmin 

Chemiat—T. 3. Luis 

A*M See and Assl. Treaa.—R. H. Domer PRODUCTS—Hot and cold rolled atrip 

Pur. Agl.—A. B. Stough 

steel 

(At Furnace: Bridge St., Strulhcrs. O) Capacity—180.000 net ton* 

Supt. B. F.—J. C, Richards 

SUPERIOR STEEL ft MALLEABLE 

M. M.—Chailes McQuillan 

CASTING CO.. Benton Harbor. Mich. 

Chief Cte-k—A. B. Stough 

Pre*.—S. E. Dostor 

PRODUCTS—Basic foundry and malleable Vic* Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—VV. R. Gil- 

pig iron 

more 

EQUIPMENT—One btaat furnace 

Treas.—F. H. JohnMon 

Capae'ty—160.000 tons annually 

See—C. A. Pratt 

Capital—$2,250,000: issued. $1,909,500; Pur. Agt.—M. F. Stilling 

bonds issued. $1,500,000 

Supt. O. H.—A. F. Haines 

Railroada—P. ft L. E„ Penna. 

Supt. Steel Fdry.—E. A. 0*borne 

SUMMERILL TUBING CO.. Bridgeport. Supt. Malleable Fdry.—R, J. Shilling 

Montgomery County, Pa. 

M. M.—J. Withers 

Pica,—8. L. Gabel 

Chemist—Charles C. Kawin 

SUPERIOR Treas. Asat. (At Gen AsM. Tress, Gen. Capitol—$250,000 


Chairman—VV. Pros.—H. Vice PRODUCTS—Seamlesa brias, P. vers, 'Subsidiary Louisville Pres. Supl.—H. Pres. Treaa.—B. Mgr—N. O. Gen. and Sec.—U. stainless copoer, Box SHEET A. See—E, and Sales—H. Supl.—J. 46fi. Roomer of VV. Gen. H. W. K. B. STEEL Road. Meel aluminum Continental Wolf Irwin Theis* Canton, McCandliss 

Becker V, Mgr.—D. A. P. Gabel CO.. Canton, lubine Taubenseo Nelson and O. THE. Sleel A. nickel 0.) in Williams Corp.,) aleel. ail- SUPERIOR Treas.—Homer See—P. Gen Capacity—750 Capital—$100,000 

Railroad—N. SUTTON EQUIPMENT—Two PRODUCTS—Steel Capacity—7.500 Pres. PRODUCTS—Cold BIdg., hearth castings 4.500 annually Monaca, Supt.—G. and ENGINEERING Pillsburgh, ind H. n-t STEEL Gen. Pa. Guppy Y. one tons W. H, Mgr.—M. PRODUCTS C. net 15-ton Hiddleson malleable drawn Swaney per Pa. CO.. and tons 15-ton monlh air Plant steel CO., 1309 P. malleable steel furnace iron Simpson acid Bellefonte, 

Park castings; castings open iron


Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. Blair Sulton Pres.—Holllnshead N. Taylor 

Trea*. and Sec.—Geo. A. W.s* 

Vice Pre*.—Owen J. Gcrachly 

Sales Mgr.—LeRoy B. Mitchell 

Vice Pros.—William N. Deere 

(At Bellefonte. Pa.) 

Treas. and Sec.—George N. Crispin 

Gen. Supl.—M. C. Hansen 

Assl. Treas.. A


(Al Temple, Pa.. Furnace) 

Supl.—S. G. Valentine 

(Out of Blait two years) 

TEMPLE MALLEABLE IRON ft STEEL 

CO., Temple, Pa. 

Pres.—Edwin C. Donaghy 

Trea*., Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agl.—Herbert 

R. Culp 

See—L. Cuesta Donaghy 

Gen. Supt.—L. A. Dunn 

Machine Shop Supl.—C. R. Languor 

EQUIPMENT—Two 15-ton air furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Malleable iron and cementation 

ateel casting* 


Railroad*—Penn*. and Reading 

TENNANT STEEL CASTING CO.. 1163 

Minneapolis St., Seattle, Wash. 

PRODUCTS—Steel caslings 

TENNESSEE COAL, IRON ft R. R. CO.. 

Brown-Mr" Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. 

Plants; Bessemer, Birmingham, Ensley 

and Fairfield. Ala. 

Pre..—George Gordon Crawford 

Vice Pre*.—H. C. Ryding 

Vice Pres. Sales—Willsrd Wilson 

Assl. to Vice Pres, Opr-—William G. 

Mathias 

AsM. to Vice Pre*. Const.—R. R. Baxter 

Treas.-See—L. T. Beecher 

Audilor—P. B. Win»low 

Pur. Agt.—LeRoy Holt 

A**t. Treas. and Asst. See—C. R. Sexton 

Chief Engr.—J. E Fries 

(At Bessemer, Al*., Furnace) 

Stpt. Fdry. Furnaces—E. K. Miller 

Chief Engr.—A. B. Haawell 

PRODUCTS—Baaic and foundry pig Iron 

(Bessemer Rolling Mills) 

Snpt. R. M.—0. A. Miller. Fairfield. Ala. 

Supt. Bessemer R. M.—XV. J. Smith 

AsM. Supt—J. P. Orutn 

M. M.—E. B. May* 

Insp. Engr.—Oscar U, Cook 

Div. Etec.—0. B. Altgood 

Clerk lo Supl.—0. B. Anthony 

Supl. Fdry, Furnace*—E. K. Milter 

(At Asst. Supt. Supl. Supt. AsM. Types PRODUCTS—Bar*, Supt. Gen. Assl. Supt. Aasi. Supl. Supt. mill, inch Birmingham. Ensley, Supl.—Karl Supt. B. Supt. O. Roll Gen. O. Roll Car snd mill one H. F. H.—R. F.—K. Building No. Mill Supl.—Anson Mill—Joseph Roll O. B. (Night)—E. 8-inch (Night)—E. Ala.. of H.—G. F.—J. (Nighl)—J. H. Mills—M. L. Ala.) Mill*—One L. Planl—R. Belgian Works) Ledbeiler plate*, Bowron Landgrebe A. W. Scholl S. C. XV. Dovle Pratt R. light train, Hurlburt Knin A. Allen 84-Inch R. Johnson Fink rail* Baxter one piste 10- 

M. M. B. F.—Frank Briner 

M. M. B. F.—R, J. Williams 

M. M. O. II.—C. A. Blrk 

M. M. Mills—J. L. Jone* 

Supt. Shop*—A. R. Clark 

Aasi. Supl. Shops—A. V. Jannette 

Supt. Iron Fdry.—G. A. Preston 

Supt. Yard Depl.—John Hurley 

Chief Engr.—A. B. Haswell 

Aa*t. Chief Engr.—R. D. Osgood 

Chief Elee—W. C. Suppler 

Asst. Chief Etec.—J. E. Bayer 

Sieam Engr.—P. G. Cutler 

Asst. Sleam Engr.—VV. P. Caine 

Met. and Chief Chemist—Dr. J. R. Harris 

Chief Draftsman—J. M. Dil 

Chief Insp.—E. J. Donnelly 

Safety InBp.—0. B. Phillips 

Roll Designer—VV. R. Scholl 

Fori man Msch.—G. A. Bishop 

Storekeeper—R. F. Alien 

(At Fairfield. Ala.. Fairfield Works) 

Gen, Supl.— George H. Millar 

Supt. O. H.—L. C, Henkel 

Chief Elee—J. E. Harrell 

M. M.—Carl Crews 

Etec. Foreman—Ernest V. Sanders 

TENNESSEE PRODUCTS CORP.. 11th 

floor, American Trust Bldg.. Nashville, 

Tenn. Formerly Bon Air Coal ft Iron 

Corp. Blast furnaces: Rockdale and 

Lytes-Wrigley. Tenn. Coal Mines: RavenBcroft. 

Tenn. Chemical plant; Lytes- 

Wrlgtey. Tenn. Coke and gas plant: 

Chattanooga. Tenn. 

Chairman—William Wrigley. Jr. 

Vice Pre*, and Chairman Ex. Com.—William 

J. Cummin* 

Vic* Pres. and See—Frederick Leake 

A**t. to Pre*.—Preston Lunsford 

Trci«.-.j.)iin McE. Bowman 

Asat. Trea*.—Alvin Foster 

Asst. Sec.—George W. Donegan 

Pur. Agl.—John D. Cummin* 

(Coat Mine*, Ravenscrofl, Tenn.) 

Gen. Supl.—Dr. W. B, Young 

A**t. Supl —VV. VV. Gilbrealh 

(Blast (Chemical (Coke TENNESSEE Asst. Supt.—N. M. Chief Storekeeper—l*e Supt.—J. Mgr.—J. Etec. Storekeeper—R. Supt. Asst. Supl. CO.. M. Supt. Engr. Supl. ChemisI—J. and (Rockdale)—John (Lytes-Wrigley)—James and Furnaces, Col'inwood. if. C. E. Plant. Gas VALLEY Elee and (Lylei-Wrigley)—Grady (Rockdale)—W. Jones Wrigley, Barnhart Van Plant. M. B. Engr.—D, Walker Rockdale Lyles-Wrigley. IRON C. Ness M.—E. Tenn. Simpson Carlin Tenn.) Chsltsnooga, ft W. G. R, H. Anna W and P. Crighlon si r. M, Gilbrealh Brewer Lyles- ton Furnace 

Howard T*DO.) Street Tenn.)


A**t. to PreB.—D. P. Hes* 

Chief ChemisI—C. J. Kiniie 

Vice Pre*.—M. T. Lolhrop 

Met.—Geo. F. Comstock 

Vic* Pre*—H. J. Porter 

Foreman Machine Shop—Rudolph Haseley 

Trcos. snd See—J. F. Slrough 

Chief Draftsman—A. Skiniin 

AsM. Treas. snd Asal. See—VV. A. Brooks Storekeeper—P. J. Quinn 

Gen. Mgr.—J. G. OI*ermier 

TOLEDO CRANE CO.. Lincoln XViy and 

Awt. Gen. Mgr.—Wm. E. Umsiadt 

N. Y. C. R. R.. Bucyru*. 0. 

Pur. Agt.—Peier Vobb 

Pres.—C. F, Michael 

(At Steel ft Tube Division, Canton. 0.) Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—C. E. Schir- 

Gen. Supl.—J. E. Dally 

mer 

Supt. Blast Furnaces—~J. H. Reifsnyder PRODUCTS—Overhead eleclric traveling 

Supl. Open Hearth. Blooming Mills and cranes and hoists 

Etec. Furnaces—E. G. Stedman 

I ncorpora led—$2 00.000 

Supl. Finishing Mill*—S. T. Ball 

Railroads—N. Y. C. Penna. 

Machine Shop Supt.—Harry Gruber 

TOLEDO FURNACE CO.. 2000 Union 

Brick Supt.—Harry Will* 

Trust Blik-.. Cleveland. 0. Furnace at 

Chief Engr.—Alois Hauser 

Toledo. O 

Elee Engr.—Geo. Goughenour 

Pres.—Henry S. Piekands 

Asst. Elee Engr.—Wm. Stark 

Vice Pres.—J. C. McLauchlan 

Mech. Engr.—VV. J. Assel 

See and Treas.—S. E. Bool 

Stesm Engr.—C. M. Maratts 

Pur, Agt.—N, B. Prentice 

Insp. Engr.—H. C. Weirick 

Gen. Mgr.—E. B. Hull 

Safety Engr,—E, E, Greene 

(Al Toledo, O.. Front St., Furnace) 

M. M.—H. Y. McCool 

Gen. Supl.—J. S. Crowiher 

Met.—T. W. Hardy 

Supt. B. P.—E. L. Clair 

Roll Designer—Eugene Ball 

Mech. Engr.—VV. J. Rees 

Storekeepers—Chas. Hsrndle and Sieve M. M.—Samuel Campbell 

Fintey 

Chief Chemist—H. H. Hoprlc 

EQUIPMENT—One 7-ton. two 20ton Safely Insp.—David Patterson 

Heroult electric furnsces; one 100-ton Stcrekeeper—C. P. Morgan 

open hearth furnace: one 35-inch 3-high EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnaces, 94 

mill; 4 standi, 22-inch 3-high bsr mill, Koppers coke ovens 

1 Hand. 16-inch, five 12-inch, three 10- PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke and by- 

Inch, one piercing mill, cold drawing prod ucls 

plant, eleclric heat treating and anneal Capacity—Pig iron, 432,000 tons; coke, 

ing furnaces 

432.000 Una: light oils. 2.000.000 gal- 

Capacity—168,000 ton* ingol* annually Ion* 

(At Columbus, 0., Planl) 

Kailro»d*—VV, ft L. E„ Toledo Terra. 

Gen. Mgr.—XV. A. Fowler 

TOLEDO STEEL CASTING CO., THE. 

Asm. Gen. Mgr.—R. T. Malchell 

Smead At*, and Bancroft St.. Toledo, 0. 

TIOGA STEEL ft IRON CO., 52nd St. Pre*.—J. B. Nordholl 

and Gray* Ave. Philadelphia. Pa, 

Vice Pre*.—C. T. Johnson 

Pre*.—Pereival Chryatie 

Trea*. and See—C. C. Smilh 

Vice Free—G. R. Hanks 

Gen. Supt.—G. A. Weihrauch 

Treas. and See—VV. A. Ingram 

Assl. Gen. Supt.—J. If. Nordholl 

Asst. See and AbbI, Treas,—H. W. Wy- Elee Engr.—Fred M*nor 

ckoff 

Sleom En**r.—Thomas William* 

Pur. Agt.—L. F. Burkley 

Gen M. M.—H. L. Earner 

Capacity—10.000 TITANIUM Trees, (At Gen. Aaat. Gen. Supl. Machine PRODUCTS—Forgings Pai'mar"*—Penna., Pres.—Wm. '"ice MM.—H. M. fee son Tnbor chinery Fulton Niagara M.—H. Niagara Pres. Supt. Mgr.—XV. Engr.—T. Oen. and Forging—C. Shop St.. ALLOY E. and Falls, See—J. and Mgr. Gutsche F. Palls. Parkinson Gen. New Supt.—R. Meredith R. Chief E. MFG. N. tons and Reading. Ty*on Dyson Larson D. Mgr.—Andrew Y. N. York, Engr.—R. CO., Meredith per Pur. and Y.. S. year B. THE. N. Sowdcn Plant) Agt.—R. special ft Y. R. 94 0. Thomp Prall Planl: maS. 

TONAWANDA Vice Treas.—Seth See—F. Gen. Supl. Met.—Henry PRODUCTS—Small Pre*.—Lewi* Vice Tre**. Pre*.—C. M. CASTING Tonawanda, Sleel North M Pre*.—B. Pre*.—F, Mgr,—Robert — B. and Fdry. F. Tonawanda, J. F.—Fred M. ELECTRIC IRON B. See—C. Multaney CORP.. Traphagen 

Barhsm J. Wool Co. Baldwin 

N. J. 8. CORP.. Fitzpairick Still Stephenson 

ley Y. J, McCturkio K. steel F. STEEL 5 LaMotte Y. Mechanic Formerly Towne River casting* Road. Si.. Niagara No.


Elee Engr.—Henry Brooks 

Supl. Labor—E. B. Markowiu 

CbemiBl—W. J. Holt 

TOWNSEND CO.. New Brighton, Pa. 

Pres. and Treas.—R. T. Townsend 

Vice Pros snd See—J. M. Townsend 

Gen. Mgr.—H. C. Weidner 

Factory Mgr.—A. C. Townsend 

Supl.—W. C. Couch 

Supt. Elee—George Pardoc 

Chief Engr. and M. M.—Louis Berchtold 

PRODUCTS—Rivet*, wire nails, wire and 

wire specialties 

TRAYLOR ENG. ft MFG. CO.. Allentown, 

Pa. 

Chairman—S. W. Traylor 

Pre*.—VV. J. Roberta 

Vice Pres. Sale*—W. C. McDowell 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—F, VV,-Hopkins 

See—Jesse Mair 

Pur. Agt.—XV. W. Wieland 

Oen. Mgr.—H. L. Miller 

Supt, Pallern Shop—Irvin Easterday 

Supt. Fdry.—Fenton Apgur 

Chief Engr.—Richard Bombard 

M. M—Wan, Bachman 

Power and Elee Engr.—A. J. Marshall 

Foreman Machinist—-Charles Christi 

Chief Draflsman—C. H. Patten 

Storekeeper-—R. J. Gorman 

PRODUCTS—CruBbing. mining, cement, 

smelting, refining briquette machinery 

Railroad—L. V. 

TREADWELL ENGINEERING CO.. Lennox 

and 25lh St*.. Eaalon, Pa. 

Chairman—J. S. Ca*ey 

Pre*.—J. II. Killinger. 140 Cedar St.. 

New York Cily 

Vice Pre*, and Works Mgr.—A. A. Neave 

Treaa. and Sec.—W. I. Ga**ert 

TREATY Pur. Agl.—R. COMPANY, W. Foils THE. Jackson and 

Asst. Walker to Works St*., Greenville. Mgr.—D. O. J. Breen 

Pros., Supl. Iron Pur. Fdry.—S. Agt.. Oen. B. and Hood Sales Mgr.— 

Supl. C. E. Sleel Breaden Fdry. and Mel.—W. R. For 

Vice rester Pres.—C. J. Heir 

Treas. Supt. Mach. and See—Geo. Shop—Tred. F. Taylor Leiner 

Supl. and Yard—H. Storekeeper—S. Hall E. Broidcn 

PRODUCTS—Machine Chief Engr.—E. W. Mikaelson work, grey iron 

Capacity—5,000 Railroad—L. Assl. Elee EQUIPMENT—Pattern PRODUCTS—Sleel fdry. equipment steel ings, machinery tons Engr.—J. Chief iron tub? foundries, casting! Engr.—C. threading, and V., E. tons electric 13th machine Wilson planl Steel T. SI. hoisting furnace *hop. and Helstrom castings, Station. shop rolling and Meel Iron Easton, 12,000 special call mill and 

97 

Capacity—15 tons per day 

Capilal—$250,000. Bonds $20,000 

Roitroads—Penn- N. Y. C, B. ft O. 

TREDEGAR CO., THE. Richmond. Va. 

Prea.—Archer Anderson, Jr. 

Vico Pres. and Gen. Mgr. of Sales—J. R. 

A. Hobson 

Tii-ii. I. li. .1. A'.il-r-.in 

Supt. Roll Milts—Paul E. Miller 

Supl. Fdry. Depl.—Si. Geo. M. Anderson 

Supt. Horse Shoe Sales—M. deG. Hobson 

Audilor—VV. R. Trainham 

PRODUCTS—Spikes, railroad fastening*. 

car wheels, gray iron castings and horse 

shoes 

TREMONT NAIL CO., Wareham. Mas*. 

Pre*, and Treas.—J as. S. Kenyou 

Vice Pre*.—A. B. Slater 

AsM. Treaa.—Jos. M. Ctavin 

Sec and Gen. Supl.—Wm. H. Thomas 

M. M.—E. Briggs 

FRODUCTS—Cut nails; black, galvanized 

and hardened steel 



Railroad—N. H. Siding 

TRENTON MALLEABLE IRON CO., 

THE. New York and Ferrier Ave*., 

Trenton, N. J. 

Pies, and Gen. Mgr.—Frank J. Eppele 

Trea*. and Sec.—E. D. Btoor 

Pur. Agt.—Josiah Hollies 

Gen. Supt. and Elee Engr.—Walter 0. 

Bloor 

Mech. Engr.—F. J. Buckley 

Steam Engr.—Wm. Urch 

Chief Draftsman—Frank Brady 

Foreman Maih)ni*t—Jacob Loir 

PRODUCTS—Malleable and gray iron 

castings 

Capacily—6.000 tona annually 


Railroads—Penns., Reading 

TROJAN ELECTRIC STEEL CO., 3401 

South Hoyne Ave., Chicogo, III. 

Pre*, and Treas.—Eugene Guy Lilly 

Vice Pre*.—C, J. Farwell 

See—H. C. Neltegar 

TROY See Pur. Gen. Met. EQUIPMENT—Heroult PRODUCTS—Tool Capital—$75,000; Railroad—Chi. Pres. Trea*.—W. Supt. Supi. Moch. PRODUCTS—Steam and alysis Pa h. and Supl.—L. ENGINE and Agt.—A. p. Fdry.—Geo. Mach. hammers Engr—Wilson sleel Sales Pur. Chemial—Robert H. Shop—Ross ft Agt.—T. ft Mgr.—A. Netaon Parsons D. MACHINE Alton H. issued, Jacobson steel* engine* Welgwier Webb XV. R. Williams eleclric CO.. and $72,600 Larson Pars from McMahan Troy, special ms 2 furnace to 200 an



mill blsck, electrical sheets, automobile 


sheets, blue annealed sheets, galvanised 

TRUMBULL CLIFFS FURNACE CO., sh eel b, galvanised roofing, black and 

1466 Union Trusl Bldg.. Cleveland, O. painted roofing, enameling Mock, tin 

Furnace: Warren, 0. 

plate, long lerne*. *hort terns* 

Pres.—Wm. G. Mather 

Capacity—500,000 ion* finished 

Vice Pres,—Jobn T. Harrington 

Capital—Preferred aulhcriied. $15,000,- 

Vic* Pre*.—D. T. Croaton 

000; common aulhoriied, $1,500,000; 

Treas.—C. G. Heer 

issued, J9.998.700: 575.118 shares, no 

See—S. L. Mather 

par; bonds issued. $12,588,000 6% 

Residence Mgr.—J. S, Fraser 

bonds: $4,500,000 7% debenture* 

Capital—J4.500.000; bonds issued, $3,- Railroads—Penns., B. ft 0.. Erie 

000.000 

TUTTLE ROLLING MILL, CHARLES 

(At Warren. O.. Furnace) 

W.. Auburn, N. Y. 

Gen. Supt,—J. S. Fraser 

Prea. and G M.—Charles W. Tuttle 

Supl. Coke Plant—Frank Moran 

Treas., See and Pur. Agt.—Kirk Bowen 

M. M.—H. Crooke 

Supl. R. ||. and Safety Engr.—M. E. Tic* 

Elee Engr.—0. C. Callow 

Chief Engr.—Wm. N. Hodgkiss 

ChemisI—VV. M. Edwards 

Roll Designer—Matthew J. Nolan 

Gen. Foreman—Ben Eggers 

PRODUCTS—Double refined bar, ataybolt 

EQUIPMENT—Bleat lurnace and coke and horseshoe iron 

plant 

TYLER TUBE ft PIPE CO.. Washing 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke, power, eas. ton. Pa. 

tar. motor fuel, sulphate 

Pre*.—A. T. Harbeaon 

Capacity—250,000 ton* pig iron »nnu*lly; Vice PreB.—E. Tyler Davis 

400.000 ton* coke annually 

Aasi. to Vic* Pre*.—W. F. Forgie 

Capital—$5,000,000 

See. and Pur. Agl.—John H. Wallace 

Railroads—B. ft O., Erie and Penna. Gen. Supt.—H. F. Reeie 

TRUMBULL STEEL CO.. THE, Pine St., Trea*.—Chas. A. Bumpu* 

Warren. 0. 

EQUIPMENT—Welded tubes and pip* 

Chairman—CyruB Eaton 

making 

Pres,—J, T, Harrington 

PRODUCTS—Charcoal, iron and lap weld 

Vice Prea. and G. M.—C. H. Elliott 

open hearth Meel lube*. Meel pip* 

Vice Pre*.—A. N. Flora 

Capncity—40.000 gross tons 

Vice Pre*.—Philip Wick 

Capital—$1,500,000; all Issued 

Treas. and S


Vice Pre*. Sates—Geo. B. Mitchell 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—L. E. Creightoa 

Trea*. and Sec.—E. C. Rebeske 

Asm. Trea*.—If. A. May 

Vic* Pres. and Aaat. See—C. H. Beegte 

Pur. Agt.—J. H. Graebing 

Mgr. Plant No. 1—John C. Shillito 

Mgr. Plant No. 3—1\ D. Buchanan 

Mech. Engr.—Earl Smith 

Elee Engr.—Robert Miller 

Met.-—J. D. Armour 

Supt. Plant No. 3—Thorns* WeUkoph 

PRODUCTS — Cold finished sleel bars, 

elevator guides, crank shafts. lock 

wsaber wire, special shapes 

Railroads—Penna., P. ft L. E. 

Capital—$10,000,000 

(At Hartford. Conn., Plant) 

Sunt.—John Matone 

Planl Mgr.—R. K. Newman 

Railroads—N. Y.. N. H. ft II. 

(Al Gary. Ind.. Plsnl) 

Plant Mgr.—Oliver Thompson 

PRODUCTS—Bright finished steel, shafting, 

screw steel, alloy steel. Bessemer 

open hearth, all grades 

(At Masslllon. O., Plant) 

Supt.—W. Benching 

Plant Mgr.—E. A. Griffiths 

Railroad*—Penna., Wheeling ft Lake Erie. 

B. ft O.. N. O. P. L. Etec. Lines 

UNION ELECTRIC STEEL CORP., 504 

Frick Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Pa, Plant: Carnegie. 

Pn. 

Pre*.—0. 8. Ferree 

Vice Pres.—O. O. Leichliler 

Treaa.-See—B. O. Campbell 

(At Csmegie. Pa., Plant) 

Works Mgr.—John E. Arthur 

MM.—N. P. Tisotale 

Fn-eman Heat Treat.—T. Cousina 

PRODUCTS—Die blocks, drop forging supplies, 

forging billet* 

UNION IRON WORKS. 215 Montgomery 

Ave,. Spokane. Wash. 

Prea.—Austin Corbm. II 

Vice Pres.—E. J. Roberta 

Treas. and See—J. M. Fitspalrick 

UNION Pre*.—L. Vice Asst. Chief PRODUCTS PRODUCTS—Steel EOftPMENT—Tropenaa PRODUCT—Steel eastings i-nn BMg.. Kensington. McDonald Pres. to Engr.—H. Gen. IRON SPRING St' Pres,—F, Piltohurgh, O. and . Mgr. WORKS. — Wood* S.in ft Gen. Pa. Steel J. MFG. and caMing* i-'r.inoiico. E. caslings Mgr.—Albert Hoboken. 20th Mac caslings, Schaefler Pa. Pur. CO.. Cam furnace and y Agt. Plant: Granite Cal. — N. Michi- gray J. — Psncoast New T. iron E. 

Aasi. lo Vice Pre*.—XV. P. McCabe 

See and Treaa,—II. O, Bughman 

Tur. Agl.—W. R. Blair 

(At New Kensington, Pa., Plant, Snd Are. 

and 8th St.) 

Supt. Spring Depl.—DuRay Smilh 

Supt. Fdry.—Chas. Gibson 

Chief Engr.—H. J. Slewart 

PRODUCTS — Sleel caslings. alloy castings, 

pressed shapes, journal boxes, coil 

anil el'intic springs 

EQUIPMENT—Electric fumsce, Tropenas 

converter 


UNION STEEL CASTING CO.. 62nd and 

i Butler Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Chairman—C. C. Smilh 

Pre*, and G. M.—J. P. Allen 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Supt.—J. B. Henry 

Vice Pres.—S. H. Church 

Sec. and Salea Mgr.—W. E. Eichenlaub 

Trees.—O, W, Eisenbei* 

Pur. Agt.—H. C. VVkkline 

A.M. Sales Mgr.—W. II. Eisenbeis 

Supt.—D. J. Evans 

Mel.—J. Lloyd Uhler 

PRODUCT Steel csslings 

UNION WIRE ROPE CO. (formerly 

Black Sleel ft Wire Co.). 720 Kennedy 

Bldg., Tul**. Okla. Plant: Kansss City, 

Mo. 

Pres.—Robert H. Bartleit 

Asst. to Vice Prea.—Hal R. Gruber 

Trees, and See—Wm. L. Maxwell 

Pur. Agt.—J. E. Sloan. Kanaa* Cily, Mo. 

Pur. Agt. and C**hier—J. If. Halcb, Jr. 

(At 2lM and Manchetter Ave. 

Kansas Cily, Mo.) 

Gen. Supt.—M. G. Ensinger 

Wire Rope Engr.—Walter Voigllander 

Wire Engr.—Curtis Voigllander 

EQUIPMENT — 7.500 annual tona wire 

mill. 25,000 annual tona rolling mill, 

5,000 annual tona wire rope mill. 7 

stranding and 3 closing mschines 

PRODUCTS—High carbon wire rope, oil 

and logging industries 

H 

Capital—Authorised $600,000. Outstand 

UNITED Railroada—-On Chairman—I. Prea—F. 2nd See.—Charlea Trea*. lat ing par; CO.. Lincoln grift.town,town. 0.; Line; Farmers Kneeland Pa., Pa.; Vic* Vice $258,725 American 541h ENGINEERING and Chilled $134,050 O.; Pa.; Pillsburgh. Belt O.; Pres.—G. Pre*.—William C. Foundry, Auditor—Geo. Bsnk Oak St. Machine William Biggert, Lloyd Line W. E. Kansas Roll and preferred. Street Roll common, Salter Prank ft BIdg. Kansas G. Booth ft 60lh A. Pa. Jr. Tod Sleel Cily Small Fdry.. Dept.. FOUNDRY V. Fdry., Gardner General Plants: St., 8


Sale* Engr. Mchy.—K. C. Gardner Sec.—Geo K. Led 

Asal. Sales Engr. Mchy.—VV. VV. McBane Trea*.—G. L. Edward* 

Chief Engr.—Lane Johnson 

Comptroller—VV. J. Filbert 

Roll Designer—J a me a VV. Bray 

UNITED STATES STEEL PRODUCTS 

Pur. Agl.—G. VV. Sanborn 

CO.. Riatto Bldg.. San Francisco, Cal. 

(At Pittsburgh, Pa., Frank-Kneeland Ma- (Pacific Coast Depl.) (Subsidiary Amerchine 

Co. Dept.) 

ican Sheet ft Tin Plate Co.) 

Mgr.—A. J. Hartman 

Vice Pres.—A. T. DoForeBt 

PRODUCTS—Rotting mitt machinery and Mgr. Sales Sheel and Tin Plato Dept.— 

iron caatings 

I. B. Williams 

(At Pittsburgh, Pa., Lincoln Foundry (At Selling Bldg.. Portland. Ore.) 

Dept.) 

Mgr. Sales Sheel and Tin Plato Depl.— 

Mgr.—H. E. Walters 

E. R. Etdridge 

(At Pillsburgh. Pa.. McGill Depl.) UNITED STATES STEEL ft WIRE CO.. 

Mgr.—Louis Voalker 

32 Clinton Si., Newark. N. J. Planl: 

PRODUCT—Rolling mill machinery 

Manufacturer a Place. Newark. N. J. 

(American Roll ft Fdry. Dept., Canton, 0.) Pur. Aft.—T. A. Rutin* 

Mgr.—John Quinn 

EQUIPMENT — Warehouse and rolling 

PRODUCT—Sand and chilled roll* 

mill 

(YoungBtown, 0.. Youngstown District) PRODUCTS—Cold rolled Slrip steel and 

Dist, Mgr.—G. XV. Knolls 

flat wire 

AsM. Diet. Mgr.—H. M. Kolly 

Capacity—5 lo 12 tona per day 

PRODUCTS — Rolling mill, aleel worka Railroad*—C. R. R. of N. J.. Penna., L. V. 

and tube works machinery and iron UNITED STEEL CO., P. 0. Box 720, 

castings 

Everett, Wa»h. 

(At Vandcrgrift. Pa., Works) 

Pro*, and Gen. Supt.—C. J. Wilney 

Mgr.—John C. Kahl 

Vice Free, and See—Jacob Anthes 

Supt. O. H.—Thomas Cosgrove 

Trea*.—G. VV. Mumaw 

Supi. Fdry.—John McCormick 

AsM. to See.—P. Hoekendorf 

Mel.—Robert Hopkins 

Chief Engr.—I. Malhisson 

M. M.—E. L. Hoofring 

EQUIPMENT—12-in.. 5 stand. 3 high, 

Foreman Core Depl.—-John Si rosier 

rotting mill; reheating furnace 

Foreman Cleaning Depl.—C. E. Beatty PRODUCTS—Reinforcing sleel and mer 

U. S. ALUMINUM CO., THE, Massens, 

chant bars, rounds, cquares and flats 

N. V. 

Capacity—50 Ions daily 

EQUIPMENT—One 12-inch, one 10-inch, Capital—$500,000; Issued, S250.000 

two 18-inch mills 

Railroads—C. M. ft St. P.. N. P., Great 

PRODUCT—Aluminum wire cable* 

Northern 

U. S. NAVY YARD. Charleston, S. C. UNIVERSAL STEEL CO.. Stalion St.. 

Commandanl—N. A. McCully. Rear Ad- Bridgeville. Pa. Plant: Kirwan Stalion, 

mini U.S.N. 

P*. 

Aide to Commandant—-R. A. Awtrey, Ltd. Prea.. Treas. and O. M.—Waller H. Baker 

Com. U.S.N. 

AbbI. Treas.—J. Howard Blair 

Captain of the Yard—-Wm. Ancrum. Capt, Pur. Agl.—P. J. Dugan 

U.S.N. 

See—E. Is, Stockdale 

Manager—G. C. Logan. Com. U.S.N, Aast. Gen. Mgr.—J. O. Rinek 

Supply Officer—VV. A. Merrill, Capl. (SC) 

100 

(At Kirwin Station, Pa., Plant) 

U.S.N. 

Gen. Supt.—U. O. Miller 

U. Plant Disbursing Chairman—James Asst. Vice Subsidiary Co.. American Sleel Co.. Tennessee (CEC) (SC) National S. to Pres.—D. Pre*.—John STEEL Supl. American Lorain Co., National U.S.N. Pre*.—John U.S.N. Officer Illinois — Steel Tube Coal. CORP.. Companies; Sleel G. C. Sheet A. Tube ft — Iron Kerr HulM A. Sleel Co., 71 Co.. R. Farrell Hughe* Wire ft Trexel. ft Broadway. Co., Co.. E. American Pittsburgh, Minnesota Railroad Tin Co., Barrett, Indiana Lorain, Lid. Plato Carnegie N. Co. Bridge Steel Com. Pa. Co., Ltd, Y. O. Chief Supt. Supl. Asst. Chief Mech, M. Steam Mel.—H. Met. Chief Safelv Roll Traffic Foreman EQUIPMENT—13 trains, and M.—T. "Designer—W. Research—Frank Supl. Roll O. Elee ChemisI—-Thomas Engr. Engr.—H. Engr.—T. 1 Engr.—P. Mgr.—W. II.—L. 3 25-ton Mach.—R. M. Milt—W. M. Engr.—C. 6-ton Bar and German Wilson Mill—P. acid H. M. E. Chief Heroult J. D. H. atanda William* B. L. Shoemaker 

Waddington 

Dugan Strain 0. open Leech Garrett Nickeaon Draftsman—A. Painter Dugan Johnson H. electric and hearth MeGuier 3 bar furnaces furnace mill P.


PRODUCTS—High carbon alloy sheets and 

bars, agricultural steel shapes, shovel 

sheets, high grade saw steels, concrete 

bars, Me 

Railroad—Panhandle Div. Penna. 

VALLEY MOULD ft IRON CORP.. Hubbard, 

O. Plants: So. Chicago. III., and 

Sharpsville, Pa. , 

Cbairman—George H. Boyd >«Cv* *^-*- 

Pres.—John E. Perry 

Assl. to Pre*.—A. E. Abel 

Vice Pres.—Wm. Hair Rumage 

Asat. lo Vic* Pre*.—Fjimais W. King 

Vice Pre*.—Chas. E. Swab 

Vice Pres.—R. C. Velle 

See and Tress.—J. W, Gautt 

Assl. See—C. M. Allsbach 

Pur. Art.—VV. p. Webb 

Gene Supt.—William Roberts 

PRODUCTS—Ingol molds and stools 


(At Sharpsville. Pa.) 

AbsL Supl.—HUi—Bli-esiwrH 

(At South Chicago, HI.) 

Vice Pres.—Chas, E, Swab 

VAN ALEN ft CO.. Northumberland, Pa. 

Gen. Mgr.—E. G. Van Aten 

EQUIPMENT—Two healing furnace*. 45 

cut nail machines and 20-inch rolling 

mill for nail plate 

PRODUCTS—Cut nails 

Capacity—100.000 keg* annually 

Parlnerahip 

Railroad*—Penna., D. L. ft VV. 

VANADIUM-ALLOYS STEEL CO.. La* 

irobe. Pa. 

Pre*.—Roy C. McKenna 

Vice Pres. Sales—Floyd Rose 

Vica Pre*.**—E. L. Moberg 

See—P, P. Underwood 

Trea*.—-Jo*. E. Barnett 

Oen. Supt.—C. R. Sipe 

Aast. Gen. Supl.—F. A. Moberg 

Supt. Rolltog Milts—C. G. Watt 

Elee Engr,—E. R, Kuhlman 

Gen. M. M.—James Roger* 

MM.—J. P. Gill 

Mel.—L. D. Bowman 

VANADIUM Vce Aast. Treas. Gen. Chief Prea.—A. ChemiM—M. PRODUCTS—High-speed, South tool Equitable Plants; N. New Pres.—B. Mgr. to Melt. Y. and steels Yo-k Prea.—Henry Africa; CORP. A. Bridgeville, Sale*—N. Mines: Sec.—Edgar Engr.—George States, Bldg., A. Corey. 0. OF FroM Canada: Saklatwalla 

Peru. AMERICA. U. Pelinot Jr. New Pa.: T. S. It. S. alloy Chandler A. L. York. Colorado Alpaugh Niagara A.; Norris 2923 and Rhodesia. N. carbon Falls. and Y. 

Capital—500,000 share* no par value, issued. 

378.367 1/3 share* 

(At Strauss Bldg., Chicago. III.) 

Rep.—C. B. Woodworlh 

(Al Book Bldg., Detroit. Mich.) 

Manager—C. N. Dawc 

Assl. Mgr.—T. Bourke 

(At Bridgeville, Pa.) 

Supt,—Arthur N, Anderson 

Met.—H. Earl Dunn 

Research Mel.—A. VV. Demmler 

Gen. M. M.—Robert M. Menk 

Oen. Elee Engr.—O. M. Svensson 

Chief Chemist—L. E. Harper 

Chief Acci.—F. A. Fritochi 

EQUIPMENT—Two 4,000kva.. one 750kva. 

furnace*. 220 volt*, 60 cycles and 

two 5-ton alumino-thermic reduction 

furnaces 

PRODUCTS—Vanadium, lungslen. molybdenum 

alloys and metals, oxides and 

salt* of \anadium, lungiten and molybdenum, 

and other rare elements 

(At Niagara Falls. N. Y.) 

(U. S. Ferro Alloy Division) 

Gen. Mgr.—C. S. Proudfoot 

Chemist—Harry Path 

Chief Clerk Bnd P. A.—W. J. Morgan 

EQUIPMENT—Eight eleclric furnacea 

Capacity—35.000 kva., 110 volt*. 25 

cycle* 


VIRGINIA IRON. COAL 4 COKE CO., 

Colonial National Bank Bldg., Roanoke, 

Va. 

Pre*.-—John B, Newton 

Vice Pre*.—D. D. Hull, Jr. 

Treaa. and Sec.—J. W, Cure 

Aast to Pre*.—C. E. Bertie 

Pur. Agt.—M. A. Shuff 

Oen. Sates Mgr.—J. F. Hunter 

Supt. B. F.—J. T. Pritchclt 

Gen. Supt. Coal Minca—J. D. Martin 

Auditor—J. J, Sellers 


VOLK BROTHERS IRON WORKS. 3674 

i •:• l 

Clark Ave. St. Louis, Mo. 

Pre*.—A. J. Volk 


VULCAN Pres, Vice Treas.-See—Witson Asst. Pur. Mel.—Allted Vice See EQUIPMENT—Punch PRODUCTS—Ornamental es,ors, electric quippa. and Pre*.—Joseph Oen. Agt.—Stephen Trea*. Pres.—Julius and emery shears, CRUCIBLE Treas.—A. tools Pa. Gen. Supt.—Andrew and wheels, Bcekcn punches, Mgr.—Samuel Gen. STEEL A. Volk A. B. L. forges, Supt.—R. Kelly presses, Campbell Minton Volk die* CO.. iron Dowds air and All* G. and dull compress M. Stafford portable bronw press Kelso


Chemist—James Sloss 

Vice Pres.—R. L. McCorkle 

Assl. Chemist—John Donaldson 

See—M. A. Jones 

PRODUCTS—Toot Meel* 

Supl.—D. R. Filhian 

VULCAN IRON WORKS. South M«in EQUIPMENT—7 hot mills. 7 roughing 

St.. Wllk-s-Barre. Pa. Planl*: Wilkes- mills, 3 cold mills, galvanising plant 

Barre, West Pulsion and Buttonwood. PRODUCTS—Black, pickled and gatvan- 

P*. 

iied sheets 

Pies, and 0. M.—Samuel T. Nicholson Capacity—50,000 tons annually 

Vice Pres. and Asal. 0. M.—Geo Nichol WALSH ft McGEE STEEL CO., 90 West 

son 

St.. New York. N. Y. Planl: Newark 

Sec. and Mgr. of Pur.—Fred 0. Smith 

Bay, Newark, N. J. 

Treas.—Wm. E. Willingate 

Pros,—Harry L. McGee 

Chief Engr. and Drafumin—Carl Finger WALSH ft WEIDNER BOILER CO.. W. 

A*st. Chief Engr.—Roscoe Moore 

Main St.. Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Supl. South Wilkes-Barre Plant—J. T. Pre*.—L. W. Llewellyn 

Nicholaon 

Asst. to Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—8. H. 

MM.—John F. Culp 

Daniels 

Foreman Mach. Shop, South Wilkes-Barre Treaa.—H. L. Heibeck 

Plant—H. I. Keiner 

See—C. P. Llewellyn 

Fcremsn Boiler Depl,. Soulh Wilkca-Barre Pur. Agl.—P. J. Mullery 

Planl—Prank Tucker 

Gon. Supt.—Geo. T, Smith 

Foreman Forge Shop, South Wilkes-Barre Chief Engr.—C. P. Weigel 

Plant—Robl. C. Meyer 

Draftsman—B. W. HolUctaw 

Foreman Repair Dept., South Wilkea-Barre PRODUCTS—Boiler* and plate work 

Planl—Thomas Holmes 

WALWORTH CO.. 88 Pearl St.. Boston, 

Chief Etec.—Harry A. Wolfe 

Mass. Plania: First and O. Sla., Bol 

Chiof Intp.—John S. Jone* 

ton, Mass.: Kewanee, III * Greccsburc 

Supl. Locomotive Plant. Wilkes-Barre—-T. Pa., and Attalla, Ala. 

Y. Mi lien 

Pres.—Howard Coonley 

Supt. Piltsion Plant, West Pittaion—John Vice Prea. Sale*—P. L. Coonley 

Turn bach 

Vice Pres. and Trea*.—G. A. Kicker 

Sunt. Sle-1 Fdry., Buttonwood, Pa.—R. W. Vice Pres.—John M. Olmsted 

Thorns-. 

Vice Pres.—A. J. Mather 

PRODUCTS—Locomotives, steam, gasoline Chief Engr.—F. H. Morehead 

and electric; electric and ateam mine (At Boston Plant. First and O. Sl«.) 

hois!*: cement and lime making ma Gen. Supt.—J. E. Hart 

chinery; cane sugar machinery; coal Works Mgr.—A. O. Bmngsrdt 

mining machinery: open hearth steel Supl. Finishing Div.—W. C. Adams 

castings: grey iron castings, mine cage*, Supt Maint, and Material*—R. E, Hen- 

akips, etc.; sheave wheels; moulded chey 

tooth and machine cut gears; cosl 

crushers and rolls; w mine ventilating fans; 

Supt. Tool Div.—0. W. Berg 

Work* En?r.—W. A. Patachelder 

WADDELL sheet me-al STEEL work CO.. and N'lea, tanks O. (Pur- PRODUCTS—Valve*, pipe fltiingi for iron 

Capital—$3,000,000 

chased Empire Wrk* of Brier Hill steel and brass, pipe wrenches and tools 

Railroads—Penna., plant from Youngilown L. V., C. Sheet R. ft R. of Tube N. (At Attalla, Ala.. Plant) 

Co.) J., D. L. ft XV. 

Supl.—C. A. Jones 

Pre*, VULCAN and MOLD Treas.—Jacob A IRON CO.. D. Latrobe Wsddetl 102 

M. M.—A. M. Girtcn, Jr. 

Pa. 

(At Kewanee, III.. Plant) 

PRODUCTS—Split Capital—$500,000: Railroad*—Penna. Pre*.—E. Asst. Treas. Supt.—H. Auditor-—C. EQUIPMENT—Two electric and etectricsltv Williams to high and Pres. ftrnacea H. D See—H. grade P. melted Willisms Krummell and Rmith and iron i**ued. and Pur. plan!*, H, Ligonier and solid Agt.—Edward Smilh $370,000 alloy 4 ingot cupolaa. Valley aaaiinge, molds R. 2 (At ^rau^PeTna"1 Assl. Pur. Gen. Works Assl. I EQUIPMENT—Two Gen. Supl. Power Aast. Pur, Works nemut—A. nice-.. Greensburg, Supt.—C. Agt.—H. Agt.—R. Supt,—R. Chief Treaa.—W. Fdry*.—F. Mgr.—0. Eng.-—Claude Mgr.—A. 114-tun Engr.^T. Engr.—Harry G. ""' W, E. P. W. Francis capacity W. J. Pa.. H. V. Gamble '" Blansett Lundbtom Mather Rounseville 

Swindell Cotton Kennish Lindblom ' D. Bates Planl) *""" McManua McCarthy electric fur


WARMAN STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 6100 Chief Engr.—A. L. Hiles 

So, Boyle Ave., Lo* Angelea, Cal. Mech. Enge and Chief Draftsman—Knut* 

Pres,—Chariea J. Wild 

Berger 

Vice Pres.—F. D. Wild 

Foreman Mach. Shop—Wm. Carson 

Sec. and G. M.—J. P. Arnold)- 

EQUIPMENT—Three-ion Horoult electric 

Gen. Supt.—A. B. Van Eichcn 

turnsees 

EQUIPMENT—Two 3-ton Heroult fur- PRODUCTS—Carbon and manganeBe steel 

nice*, one 3-ton Moore furnace 

caatinga 

PRODUCT—Steel csMtng* 

Capacity—About 2.000 tons annually 

Capacity—1,000 ton* per month 

Capital—$500,000; bonda issued, $345,- 

Capital—$500,000, all issued 

000 

WARNER IRON CO., Cumberland. Fur Railroad—Great Northern 

nace: Dickson County. Tenn. 

WASHINGTON TIN PLATE CO.. Wash 

(Plant idle) 

ington. Pa. 

Owner—Joseph Warner 

Prea.—G. W. Hannan 

PRODUCT—Ferro phosphorus 

Vice Pres., Treas, and See—John F. Kraft 

WARREN PDRY. ft PIPE CORP., Whar Pur. Agt.. Aast. See and A**t. Trea*.— 

ton, N. J. Formerly Replogle Sleel Co. B. P. Brehl 

Pre*.—Leo.iard Peckilt, 11 Broadway, Oen. Mgr.—T. P. McDonnough 

New York, N. Y. 

Asst. Gen. Supl.—C. Ellis 

Vice Prea.—W. H. Hutick 

Chief Etec. Engr.—J. 0. Dunning 

Trea*.—Lndwig R. Dohm 

M. M.—A. II. Seinle 

See—Samuel H. Bell 

EQUIPMENT—Six milla 

Asst. See and Asst, Trea*.—Edgar L. PRODUCTS—Tin plate and black plstee 

Ho pier 

Capacity—600,000 base boxes 

Pur. Agt.—L. H. McClellsn 

Cspital—$1,800,000 

EQUIPMENT—Two modern furnaces Railroads—Penna.. B. ft O. 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, ore and limeatone WATERBURY-FARRELL FDRY. ft MA 

Capacily—300.000 ton* pig iron per annum CHINE CO., 453 Bank St.. Watcrbury. 

Capital—500,000 shares 

Conn. 

R*itroad»—D. L. ft XV.. C. R. R. of N. J., Pre*, and Tteas.—XV. S. Fulton 

Wharton and Northern R. R. 

Vice Pre*, and Sec.—D. S. Grigg* 

WARREN IRON ft STEEL CO., THE, 

AsM. Traa*.—F. L. Squire* 

Dana and Paige Ave*.. Warren, O. P. A,—F. J. Willets 

Receiver—J. C. Manternach 

Gen. Supt.—W. J. Secor 

PRODUCTS—Saw and shovel plaie*. alloy PRODUCTS:—Power presses, headers, roll 

steel plates, open hearth steel discs, rolling mill machinery, rivet, nul and bolt 

ing coulter blsdes for sgricultural im machinery, cold rolling mill equipment. 

plements 

wire drawing machinery 

WASHBURN WIRE CO.. Phillipsdsle, 

Capilal—$2,500,000; issued, $2,378,500 

R. I. 

Railroads—N. Y.. N. H. ft H. 

Pros.—Frank N. Phillip* 

WEATHERLY STEEL CASTINGS CO.. 

Vice Prea. Opr.—F. C. Weidenmilier 

Weatberly. Pa. 

Tre**.—Fuller F. Barnes 

Pres.—A. G. Isaac*. Wilke»-Bsrre. Pb. 

Comptroller—J. E. Hayward 

Vice Pre*.. Trea*. and G. M.—C. If. Bliem 

See and Pur. Agl.—W. C. Ingerson 

al Hailelon, Pa. 

Gen. Mgr.—Thomas Wray 

Sec.—H. A. Bchren*. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 

ua 

WASH1NGTCN Pre*, Vice Treaa.—C. Gen. M. Chief PRODUCTS—BilleU. Capacily—30,000 Railroada—N, 

Asst. 

Gen. Asat. Supt. Supl. Chief Storekeeper—C. EQUIPMENT—Two attle open M.—Mortimer Supt. Pre*, Supt.—0. and Draflsman—O. 

Gen. 

Gen. Roll O. and Blvd., hearth H.—Nelson G. Elee and Steel Mill—W. F. 

Mgr.—J. 

Supt. IRON M.—Gerald Seattle. Y., furnace* See—Francis Bridge W. H. Engr.—E. Fdry.—R. WORKS. and tons Slovene N. Lundgren Everett L. 

C. 

L. R. rolling rods H. Wash. MM.—C. annually Giffin 

Richardson 

Gen. Foreman—Conrad Pheiffer 

Pahline Reeves ft 1100 Frink and S. L. H., G. mills, Parsons Se Walker wire P. Tidewater Frink Bcarce three WEHR WEIR-KILBY Vice Trea*.—Mi*. Pur. PRODUCT—Converter Pres.—Wm. Vice Trea*., Pur. Gen. Chem. Pre*.—O. Vice Work* Frog Cincinnati. It inning Agt.—J. Pre*.—E. Supt.—J. Pres.—E. Pres.—J. Agl.—A. Pre*.—H. STEEL and Mgr.—E. Sec. Co.. D. bum, Met.—H. CO., CORP.. and E. 0.. M. Q. G. C. K. M. R. H. Ala. W. Wehr Gen. G. Kitby and Vanderbilt, Kreia H. Milwaukee, Blumbcrg Kilhy Lansdowne 

Wehr Mayworm successor* Miller Wehr Schubert Hoffman Birmingham, Mgr.—C. Frog aleel ft Jr, catling* Wis. al Switch to F. Plan! Ala. Weir Wehr Co, K.


WEIRTON STEEL CO.. Weirton. VV. Va. 

Alio plants at Sleubenville, O.. and 

Clarksburg, VV. Va. 

Pre*.—E. T. Weir 

Vice Pres.—D. M. Weir 

Vice Pres.—VV. H. Batdridge 

Vice Prea.—H. D. VVestfslI 

Vice Pres.—J. C. Williams 

Trea*.—R. J. Hanna 

Sec. and Gen. Sales Mgr.—J. J. Watson 

Assl. to Pres.—F. A. Hsntin 

Pur. Agl.—W. A. Murphy 

AsbI. Mgr. Sates—If. C. Smilh 

Mgr. Tm Plato Plants—E. M. Meolier 

Audilor—F. M. Hhw 

Gen. Traffic Mgr.—W. F. Morris. Jr. 

Traffic Mgr.—A. S. Earp 

Chief Engr.—C. H. Hunt 

Chief Elee—A. W. Duncin 

Steam En,;'.—J. II. Slrassberger 

Gen. M. M.—J. S. Williamson 

Met.—J. D. Gold 

Chief Che-niM—L. L. I-aShell 

EQUIPMENT—Sheet mills. 9. annual caparity. 

00.000 no! tons; Tin Mills. 50. 

annual tupacily. 4,250.000 base botes; 

range .•( rolling limits, tin and terne 

plate, 55 lb. base and heavier tin mill 

sites, black, blue annealed and galvanised. 

No. 10 to 30 ga.. 24-inch to 38inch 

wido, 96-inch to 144-inch long, according 

to gauge 

PRODUCTS—Tin and terne plate, hot and 

cold rolled strip steel, black sheets (tin 

and sheel mill aires), uniform color stove 

pipe slock, blue snnealed, galvaniied 

aheeta, Me 

(At Furnace* and Sleel Works. 

Weirton, VV. Vs.) 

Mgr.—E. J. Anglin 

Supl. B. F.—II. E. McDonnell 

Asst. Supt. B. F.—A. M. Biker 

Supl. O. H.—P. A. King 

Asbi. Supi. 0. H.—Chas. Carr 

Supl. Roll Mill—J. P. Nelson 

(At Sleubenville. O., Plant. 202 Slack St.) 

Mgr.—E. E. Pad-iocs! 

Supl. Roll Mill—James Roger* 

Chief Elee Engr.—Wm. Rogers 

M. M.—C. L. Bonar 

Foreman Mach.—VV. O'Brien 

Storekeeper—Lester Watt* 

PRODUCTS—Tin plate and black plate 

(At Clarksburg, W. Va., Tin Plate Plant) 

Mgr,—0- H. Burgham 

Chief Engr.—C. H. Hunt 

Chief Etec.—A. XV. Duncan 

M. M.—J. S. Williamson 

Met.—J. D. Gold 

Chief Chemist—L. L. LaShell 

Safely—J. L. Junkin 

PRODUCTS—Black plate and tin plate 

WELDLESS TUBE CO.. Wooster. 0. 

Pres. *nd Treas.—J. Ramsey Speer. Pittaburgh, 

Pa. 

Vice Pre*.—John C. Schutt* 

See and Aral. Treas.—H. B. Hatlon 

PRODUCT—Seamlesa sleel luting 

WELLMAN-SEAVER-MORGAN CO.. 7000 

Centra) Ave. Cleveland, 0. 

Pres.—J. H Bode 

Vice Pres.—F. I. Sanderson 

Vice Pres.—S. R. Willock 

Tress.—N. R. Falrlamb 

Sec.—Fred Stadelmsn 

Pur. Agl.—Melville Irwin 

Gen. Supl.—J. B. Shaub 


WELLSTON IRON FURNACE CO.. Jackson. 

O. Furnace: Well-ton. O. 

Pres.—S. E. Stephenson 

Treas.—S. A. Slernberger 

See—Joseph McGhec 

Gen. Supt.—J. A. Blank at Superior, Lawrence 

County. 0., Portland cement plant, 

Furnace not operating 

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC ft MANU 

FACTURING CO., East Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Pres.—E. M. Hen- 

Vice Prea.. and Gen. Mgr.—F. A, Merrick 

(At Shert Mill, Plant. Weirton. W. Va.) Vice Pees. Sales—E. D. Kilburn 

Mgr.—J. M. Hill 

Aast. to Vice Pres. and Gen, Mgr.—R. L. 

(At Asst. Sunt. Supt. PRODUCTS—Hoi nu Chief Mgr.—B. Asst. PRODUCTS—Tin Mgr.—F. PRODUCTS—Bl*ck Meel galvanised crimped erboard sheet*, Waltman Meyer Tin Strip Mgr.—W. Mgr.—E. Clerk—R. Cold Hot Plate terne W. E. siding, sheets Steel Mill—P. flat Mill—C. Flynn Rleger roll Dept., O. F. R. plain and Plant. and Burgham roofing Horn Siedenberg sheets, E. R. roll brick corrugated Weirton. terne cold Flood Weirton, Fox roofing; blue siding plate, rolled and annealed. W. sheets. weath E. W. black strip Va.) H. 0. Va.) WEST Chairman—Jobn Pre*, Asats. Vice Treas. Pur. Sales Treas,—H. See—J. Pur. PRODUCTS—Electrical colm equipment 

era West Wilson Agl.—A. Prea.—J. Pre*.—D. Agt.—C. LEECHBURG Mgr.—John and Bank lo and VV. Leochburg. C. Pres.—Charles G. See—George F. Leech Bennett Bldg.. M.—James S. Baeu G. L. M. VV. STEEL Gelger E. Kirkpatrick 

Bunnell Pittsburgh, Campbell Pa. Kirkpatrick 

Garrity 

CO., S. VV, Lippincolt machinery Todd Sheridan Farm- Pa. and Planl: and Mal


(At West Lcechburg. Pa.. PUnt) AsM. See and Sales Mgr,—C. C. Wallers 

Works Mgr.—Noble Jones 

Pur. Agl.—A. A. Meyer 

Chemist and Met.—N. H. Henderson Gen. Supl. snd Chief Engr.—H. 11. Diehl 

EQUIPMENT — One 16-20-Inch semi- Aaat. Supl. and Asat, C. E.—A. V. Berthcontinuous 

hot strip mill; one 12-inch old 

Betgisn end one 9-inch semi-continuous Roll Designer—W. G. Evans 

hot slrip mill; 30 cold rolling mills EQUIPMENT—21-inch mill—power 1500 

PRODUCT—Hot rolled snd cold rolled hp. minor: 16, 12-inch mill; 1200 hp. 

slrip ateet 

•.team engine 

Capacity—200,000 nel tons strip steel an- PRODUCTS—Light Meel rails, 8 lo 60 lb. 

nuslly 

section: frogs and switches: steel mine 

WEST MICHIGAN STEEL FOUNDRY 

ties; concrete bars; splice and angle 

CO., Muskegon, Mich. 

bars, spikes and shapes 

Pres.—W. E. Jeannot 

Capital—$1,000,000; all issued 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—John VV. McKeon WESTERN CRUCIBLE STEEL CAST 

See—Charles A. Larnard 

INGS CO.. 28.33 Grand Ave, So. Minne 

Tre**.—J inn B. Jardine 

apolis. Minn. 

Gen. Supt.—James P. McKeon 

Chairman—G. T. Honstain 

Elee Engr.—Joseph P. Canton 

Pres. and Pur. Agt.—V. G. Honstain 

Chemist—Wm. Mclnlyre 

Vice Pres.—E. VV. Kneolsnd 

PRODUCT—Sleel casting* (electric fur- TroB*.—C. M. Haywood 

naee process) 

See—VV. J. Milne 

WEST PENN STEEL CO.. Bracken ridge. Gen. Mgr.—E. F. Junger 

Pa. 

Gen. Supt.—George V. Ziemer 

Prea.—Julian Burdick 

Mel. and Chemist—A. O. Zima 

Asst. to Pres.—V. L. McClay 

Foreman Fdry.—T. Perchen 

Vice Pres. and Sec—XV. XV. Ford 

Foreman Core Room—M. McDill 

Vice Pres.—C. K. Nichols 

EQUIPMENT—One 3-lon and one 114- 

Treas. and Met.—J. E. Ober 

ton Snyder furnaces, complete molding 

Asst. Trea*.—M. C. Balr 

and cleaning equipment 

Gen. Mgr.—J. T. Slainer 

PRODUCTS—Electric steel caMing* 

Pur. Agt.—R. B. McKee. Jr. 

Capacily—Twenty tons per day 

Supt.—F. C. Reinehr 

Railroad—Side track C. M. ft St. P. 

Supt. O. H.—R. L. Aihbsugh 

WESTERN STEEL CO.. formerly Utah 

Brick Supt.—J. E. While 

Steel Corp.. P. 0. Box 11, Midvale. 

Chief Engr. and Sleam Engr. and M. M.— Utah 

G. S. Reynolds 

Cen. Mgr.—James J. Burke 

Chief Elee—L. F. Galbraith 

Gen. Supl.—C. Jones 

Safely Engr.—II. E. Morrison 

EQUIPMENT—Two open hearth furnaces. 

Foreman Finishing Mills—S. O. Dickerson one 22-inch mill, one combination 10-fl.. 

Draflsman—E. B. Todd 

16-ft. mill. Oil used for fuel 

Chemist—Wm. F. Collmau 

PRODUCTS—Reinforcing and merchant 

Roll Designer—-Jo*. Sirub 

bare small rails up to 30 lbs. 

Storekeeper—John Galbraith 

WHARTON JR. ft CO.. WILLIAM. East 

EQUIPMENT—Four open hearth furnaces. on, Pa. 

one 30-inch 3-high bar mill, 10 hot and Pre*.—Perciv*) ChryMie 

12 cold mill* 

PRODUCTS—Open hearth Meel, 

Vic* Pre*.—Geo. R. Hanks 

theet 

1"-. 

Vice Prea.—Chas. M. Griffith 

WEST Trea*. Pres.—Joseph Second Cspiial—$5,000.000 

Pres. Vice Supl, Chief PRODUCTS—Steel 1st Capacity—100.000 Railroad—Conemaugh of truck bars, tric 60,000 East Vice STEEL VIRGINIA Pres. Seventeenth and Engr.—J. Fdry.—E. and abeets Vice 70th black wheels Pre*, tons Treas.—R. See—D. and CASTING Pres.—S. Si., Schontha! 

sheel*, of and RAIL See—D. Kendall C. Cleveland, St.. steel G. Pender Ions C. CO., CO.. caslings H. automobile N. Huntington, M.—H. Div, sheets Schonlhal West P. Summer 805-851 THE, of 0. of Lansdowne sheet snd A. Foot Penna, and Zeller W. motor bars, elec Va. Tre**.-See—W. Gen. Chief WHEELDON Prea.—P. Vice Treas.—Charles PRODUCTS—Iron AsM. PRODUCTS—Track Railroad*—C. forging*, West Andrew* ty, •lie* bright, annealed Valley Supl.—Wm. from Draftsman—Herman See Pros, and Brookfield. WIRE G. liquor, and domestic or seamless and Holmes tempers hard R. Assl. CO.. A. H. R. Gen. G. coppered, and finish Ingram Mass, Sparrell and Treas.—H. work, of Pleasant Hulberl gas of Meel Mgr.—Percival N. Swedish cylinder* F. round J., steel or wire Hey and St., W. tinned castings, I rods; of wire Lehigh Shauer quali of in all S.


WHEELING MOLD ft FOUNDRY CO., 

Wheeling, VV. Va. 

Pre*, and rt. M.—H. E. Field 

Asst, lo Pres.—David Wyman 

Treaa, and See—C. C. Woods 

Pur, Agl.—E. L. Schafer. Jr. 

Chief Engr.—J. A. Hellstrom 

Mel.—R. C. Heaslell 

Supl. Peninsula Planl—E. C. Rauschenberg 

Supt. Warwood Plant—T. VV. Daniels 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—VV. MscGregor 

Elee Engr.—XV. B. McMastera 

PRODUCTS—Sleel and iron castings, ateel 

and iron rolls, rolling mill and miscellaneous 

machinery 

WHEELING STEEL CORP.. Wheeling. 

W. Va. General offices: Wheeling. 

Plania: Wheeling, Portsmouth and 

Sleubenvllte 0.. Consolidation of Wheeling 

Iron N Sleel Co.. Whltaker Qtessner 

Co.. and La Belle Iron Works 

Chairman—Alexander Glass 

Pres.—Isaac M. Scott 

Aut. to Pres.—Parker F. Wilson 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—Geo. W. Moore 

Vice Pre*. Salee—Waller B. Hlggins 

Assl. to Vico Pre*.—Henry D. Scott 

Treaa,-—W. H. Manning 

Asst. Treas.—George P. Whltaker 

Bee—H. P. Beswick 

Gen. Pur. Agt.—E. D. Adama 

Asst. See—L. VV. Framheim 

Gen. Mgr. Sheet and Black Mills, Wheel. 

ing Dist.—T. A. Lewi* 

Gen. Supt, B. F.—P. G. Witander 

Gen. Traffic Mgr.—A. P. Oxloby 

Gen. Supt. Mines—Geo. W. Gehre* 

Gen. Supt. Galvaniring—VV. J. Cook 

Supervisor Production—Howard K. Moore 

Mgr. River Trims.—Thos. Caranaugh 

(At Port*mouih. O.) 

Gen. Mgr.—C. C. Caudill 

Assl. to Oen. Mgr.—E. A. Eynon 

Gen. Supl.—C. E. Korna 

AsM. Gen. Supt.—C. H. Morel»nd 

Asst. Oen. Supl.—A. E. Cunliffe 

Supl. B. F,—Ksrl Sleinbacher 

Supl. Chief Asst. Steara Met.—W. Chief Safely Rotl Storekeeper—P. PRODUCTS—Pig Assl. Supt. Supl AsbI. Supl, expansion rods, •lab*, 0. sheets, woven Designer—Joseph Supl. Maintenance—E. O. Elee Supt. Elee ChemisI—A. Draftsman—If. Rolling Engr.—W. Steel P. Engr.—F. Engr.—J. nails, sheet H.—Robert and high C. E. Engr.—H. 0. Fdry.—A. Engr.—G. tanks, B. R. Gemmlll barbed Mill—W. bright grade H.—E. bars, F.—J. L. H. sheela, W, If. Kugleman sleel Wohler iron. Rowe Jones Chandler Cullen blue wire G. and sheets, C. E. O. R. E. B. Scholl M. bsrrels, Vaughn roofing, Mosley Hoerle Foraberg Saxby Brown Burke galvaniied fence annealed ingots, Meguigan range lie electrical boilers, billet*, sheets, plate*. wire. 

(Al Sieubenville. O. Works, formerly La- 

Belle Iron Works) 

Gen. Mgr.—E. N. McKclvey 

Gen. Supl.—J. F. Spellacy 

Supt. B. P.—Guy Wehr 

Supl. O. H.—J. O. Griggs 

Supt. Sheet Mill—Chas. G. Runyan 

Supt. Bloom, and Bar Mill—Alex Me- 

Michael 

Supt. Plato Mill—John Daugherty 

Supl. Pipe Mills—J. M. Daley 

Supt. Sheet Galvanising—H. M. McCIeary 

Supl. Maintenance—J. D. Tin-man 

Supt. Etec. Depl.—James Farringlon 

Supt. Yards—C. G. Smith 

Supt. Coko Ovens—J. M. Lowery 

Supl. Masonry—Alex Arthurs 

Chief Engr.—W. T. Ryan 

Fuel Engr.—Frank Orenley 

Met.—E. T. Wood 

Chief ChemisI—F. M. Irish 

Safely Insp.—J. L. Sivard 

Roll Designer—Oliver Howell* 

Storekeeper—Paul L. Wharton 

PRODUCTS—Coal. Coke, pig iron, ingots, 

billet* and slob*, sheet bars, skelp, 

plates, blue annealed sheets. O. P. C. R. 

sheMe galvaniied sheets, merchant pipe, 

(B. W.-L. W.) line pipe, oil country 

pipe 

(At Yorkville, O.) 

Supl.—T. J. Murphy 

Asat. Supt.—J. B. Scanlon 

M. M.—J. P. Gill.s 

Chief Elee—John S. Kenney 

Foreman machinist—Victory Gregory 

Chemist—If. A. Slobbs 

Storekeeper—L. H. Bishop 

(At Benwood. W. Vs.. Works) 

Gen. Mgr.—J. W. Carpenter 

Chief Engr.—C. E. Bedell 

Aast. Chief Engr.—A. L, Milton 

Sleam Engr.—J. L. Miller 

Safely—P. P. Habersiick 

Supl. Steel Works—J. H. McClain 

Supt. Tube Worka—J. A. Clark 

Assl. Supl. Tube Work*—Roy McCullogrh 

M. M .--Joseph Wallace 

(At (Al (At Storekeeper—Wm. Storekeeper—J. Supl.—L. M. Storekeeper—B. Supl.—J. M. Foreman Storekeeper—Harold Supt.—Harry M. Chemist—J. Foremen Foreman John M.—William M.—Edward M.—M. La Belmcnt Topp Belle Wlltiem* Machinist—Frank Machinist—Henry Furnace. J. Machinist*—Alfred R. Wheeling. E VV. Works. Weitael Crago Work., Heffrin Church F. Binge)! VV. Bandi Bowman Graham 

Johnson Wheeling, Shanley Wheeling, Ingram 31st XV. Va.) St.. Carney Megale XV. Reldel W. Va.) and


(At Whituker Works, Wheeling Island, 

(At Palmer. Mass., Works) 

Wheeling. W. Va.) 

Supt.—Carl King 

Gen. Supl.—J. N. Fellon 

Assl. Supl.—Stanley F. Hunl 

Aast. Oen. Supt.—Fred Klug 

M. M.—A. P. Wermo 

Supl. Finish Mill—J. S. Evans 

(Al Goddard Works. 80 Webster St., 

Works Engr.—C. A. Verwholt 

Worcester, Mass.) 

Chief Elee—Thomas Swaine 

Supt.—Wm. A. Benneti 

(At Corrugating Work*. Martin* Ferry, 0.) Asst. Supt.—C. J. Keidy 

Supt.—Rudolph Jarrelt 

M. M.—W. H. Buck 

(At Sheel Mills. Beach Bottom. VV. Va.) (Al Morgan Works, New Bond St., 

Supt.—B. I. Hildebrand 

Worcester. Mass.) 

(At Martins Ferry. O.) 

Supt,—P. J, Connor 

Oen. Supl.—P. 0. Wilander 

Assl. Supl.—E. F. Esrly 

Blast Furnace Supt.—A. M. Tighe 

M. M.—R. J. Macklin 

M. M.—M. J. Naughion 

(At Clinton. Mass.. Worka) 

Chemist—J. XV. Bowman 

Supt.—F. N. Woodman 

Safely—P. Haberatick 

(At Spencer. Mass.. Works) 

Storekeeper—Don Furneas 

Supt.—A. J. Vandall 

PRODUCTS—Pig Iron (Bessemer) 

M. M.—C. F. Fisher 

Capacity—375 tona 

WILKES ROLLING MILL. Sharon, Pa. 

WICKWIRE BROTHERS. 189 Main St., 

Pres.—W. B. Poxall 

Cortland, N. Y. 

Vice Pres.—Samuel Wilkes 

Prea. and G. M.—Charles C. Wickwire Treas,-See—B. F. Wilke* 

Aut. to Pres.—H. L. Edlck 

Pur, snd Salea Agt.—J. C. Wilkes 

Vice Prea. and Gen. Supt.—Arthur F. Stil* Gen. Mgr.—W. B. Wilkes 

Bon 

WILLIAMS ft CO.. INC. 901-937 Penn- 

Treas.—Edward Slilson 

sylvsnla Ave.. N. S., Pillsburgh. Ps. 

See and P, A.—Frederic R. Wlckwire Prea.—H. E. William* 

Supi. O. H.—Edward C. Butler 

See and Trea*.—Chas. Johnston 

Supt. Roll Mill—Arthur Sinclair 

Gen. Mgr.—E. C. Edmundson 

Chief Elee Engr.—Leon J. Witty 

Salea Mgr. iMonel Metal)—R. B. Nation 

Chemist—Edwards Brewater 

WILLIAMSPORT WIRE ROPE CO., 

Safety Engr.—Willard Poller 

Williamsport, Pa. 

Foroman Mach.—Frank Corcoran 

Pros of Board and Treas.—Joseph XV. 

PRODUCTS—Wire cloth, poullry netting, Cochran 

wire rods, wire nails, miscellaneous Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Robert Gilmore 

brads 

Vice Pres. and See—Edgar Munson 

WICKWIRE-SPENCER STEEL CORP., 

2nd Pres.. Asat. Treas. and Assl. See— 

41 E. 42nd St.. New York. N. Y. Logan Cunningham 

Plants: Buffalo. N. Y.. Worceiter. Clin Vice Pres. Sates—Charles M. Ballard 

ton and Spencer, Mass. 

Pur. Agt. and See—John H. Whiitier 

Chairman of Board—S. F. Pryor 

Gen. Supt. Wire Mitt—Amos Gore 

Pre*.—-E. C. Bowers 

Supl. Roll Mill-J. J. Young 

Vice Pre*. Sales—0. E. Watson 

Asst. Supl. Rope Milt—J. Lllherland, Sr. 

Vice Pre*.—P. M. Mackllo 

Chief Elee—Frank Kelly 

Treas. and Sec.—0. H. Creveling 

Chief Machinist—Stanley Eppeheimcr 

Asst. Treas.—P. H, Schreiterer 

PRODUCT—Wire rope 

Asal. See and Mel.—L. D. Granger 107 

WITHERBEE-SHERMAN ft CO.. Port 

(At Chief Storekeeper—J. Gen. Supl. fupt. Chief Safety Met, EQUIPMENT—Blast PRODUCTS—Wire Asst. Pur. Safety—Vernnn open Buffalo, and Supt.—F. Etec.—R. Agt.—P. Knpr.—K. Rolling See—Parker B. 0. Enrr.—A. hearth P.—W. CbomiBt—B. H.—K. Mills—A. N. C. Johnson E, W. King H. Nash T. V. Y., Yeatos Gardner Carroll Newhall and Marsh McCsuslsnd 

Brown furnace, Planl) L. J. wire McCarthy Wheeldon rolling products milts, Gen. Supt. Asst, Chief Mel.—E. Draftsman—Lovell Pre*, Vic* Trea*.—T. See—W. Pur. AsM. Elee M. kina Henry. M.—E. Agt.—F. Supl. Pre*.—G. Treas. and Engr. B. Supl. Chemisi—H. F,—T, J. VV. N. Gen, R. E. Mine*—A. Loury B. Mines—B. and Y. Lancaster J. Cone Georghegan 

E, Mgr.—E. P.—H. F. Myers Assl. Gregory Lawrence D. Kelly M. Gehret See—A. P. C. 0. Cumminge Johnson Hsiletl Marling fc. Hodg


(At Snow-Holly Works, Robert* Ave, 

Buffalo. N. Y.) 

Works Mgr.—H. XV. Becktey 

Supervisor of Mainten. and Field Erection 

—W, D. Shannon 

Assl. Works Mgr.—H. E. Brelaford 

Sale* Mgr.—W. L, Rus-cll 

Production Supt.—Osborn L. Wallden 

A*sl. Sates Mgr.—J. T. Clancy 

Chief Engr.—H. C. Lehn 

Aast. Chief Engr.—Olto Nonnenbruch 

Supt. Fdry.—Walter Hunsicker 

Supt. Pattern Shop—Alexander Reid 

PRODUCTS—Horiiontal and vertical compound 

and triple expansion pumping engine*, 

horiiontal and vertical Diesel engine* 

and horiiontal gss engines, for natural, 

coke oven and blast furnace operations 

(At Laidlaw Works. Elmwood Place, 

Cincinnati, 0.) 

Works Mgr.—H. A. Fetdbush 

Supl. Main!.—Wm. J, Thompson 

Assl. lo Wks. Mgr.—E. M. Christopher 

Supt. Fdry.—Edward Doennann 

Supt. Mach. Shop—F. S. Porter 

Chief Engr.—Michael Riesner 

Engr. Tests—A. V. Saharoff 

PRODUCTS—Air compressor* and pumping 

machinery 

(At Worthington Works. Harrison, N. J.) 

Works Mgr.—Neil C. L*mont 

Production Mgr.—N. R. Butler 

Supt. Power—C. Hipp 

Works Engr.—M. Spillman 

Aast. to Work* Mgr.—E. J. Schwanhausacr 

Engr. Co nd en sera—3. P. Grace 

Engr.—Cenirif. Pump—O. H. Dorer 

Engr. Direct Acting Pumps—L. B. Downs 

Equipl. Engr.—C Broshkcvich 

Chief Draflsman—W. R. Wiley 

Supt. Mach. Shop—John Prooslin 

I,oeat Pur. Agt.—O. F. Guldner 

Mel.—R. M. von Hofen 

Supl. Labor—F. S. Elkins 

Gen. Storekeeper—J. H. Weyhenmeyer 

IQB 

Fdry. Engr.—W. J. Kihn 

WRIGHT WYCKOFF Mgr.—Edwin Power Pre*, Treas. Gen. Mech. Capacily—10.000 Foremen—J. PRODUCTS—Wire tal C. Ames Worcestei, uct Friek Ambridge. Supl.—Gustav s snd R- Encr.—Albert snd SHOVEL STEEL PUnl Sts.. DRAWN Shovel Abbott Bldg.. G. Clerk—Harry Pa. W. Anderson. M.—Geo. ft Mass. Engr.—David T. CO.. STEEL A Pittsburgh, Boernrr. WIRE Nipher Tool Ion* and Swanslrom 

Ames S. CO., CO.. Co, annually F. Ind. Knapp woven F. and VV. Wright 728 G. Hildrelh Niblock Pa. H. (Subsidiary Crys F.. wire Redd Work*: prod and of 

Pre*.—A. VV. Wyckoff 

Vice Pre*. Sales—-Joseph T. Somer* 

Vice Pres.—Wm. McConway. Jr. 

Treas, and See—D. G. Dodde 

Pur. Agt.—H. H. Balti 

Gen. Mgr.—W. C. Undercoffler 

(Al Ambridge. Pa.. Planl) 

Gen. Supt.—P. A. Tarter 

M. M.—George Farland 

Mel.—Howard Smith 

Draftsman—I«croy Lit soy 

Asat. Gen. Supt.-—J. S. Mahon 

WYOMING SHOVEL WORKS, WeM 8th 

St., Wyoming. Pa. 

Prea.—Nathaniel G. Robertson 

Vice Pres. Sales—H. T. Potter 

Asst. to Vice Pres.—G. E. Byers 

Treas. and See—G. d'A. Belin 

Assl. Tre**.—C. A. Keller 

Pur. Agl.—Jesse VV. Lewis 

Gen. Supt.—If. H. Foster 

Chief YORK Engr.—F. METAL ft G. ALLOYS Osgood CO.. Sherman 

Mel.—A. St, and N, Penna. Kraft R. R.. York, Pa. 

EQUIPMFNT— Pres. and O. M.—Van One mill, Rensalaer Ihree stands Lanalngh 

PRODUCTS—Sheet* 

Trea*. and Pur. Agt.—Harry D. Howe 

Capscity—3.000 See—Donald H. tons Yost 

Railroads—D. Sales Mgr.—Edwin L. ft K. VV.. Jenrke* Lehigh Valley 

Gen. Supi.—R. L. Se**ion* 

M. M.—C. A. Le Fever 

Steam Engr. and Storekeeper—William 

Iter 

Met. and Chemist—Oscar R. Smith 

EQUIPMENT—Five eleclric furnaces and 

chemicai plant 

PRODUCTS—Ferro tungslen, ferro vanadium, 

ferro niotydenum. tungstlc acid, 

molybdic acid, sodium molybdate. sodium 

lungslato. calcium lungslale, calcium 

molybdate and boron reagents for the 

deoxldation and degas ideation of ferrous 

and non ferrous metal* 

Capacily—Ferro planl. 1.000.000 lb*., 

chemical plarl. 300.000 lbs. 

Capital—$350,000: issued, $150,000; 


Railroad—Penna.. aiding 

YOUNGSTOWN SHEET ft TUBE CO., 

Youngstown. O. Plants: Youngstown 

Pre*.—Ja-nes Assl. Vice and diana O.; Pre*. Pre*.—H. Pre*. Pres. Pre*.—C. Pres.—Frank Chicago Brier Harbor. Opr.—VV. Opr.—E. Sales—VV. Fin. Hill, A. and G. S. and Ind. Campbell Campbell, Datton. Robinson Evanslon, Purnell T. Acetg.—W. C. E. Reilly McCleary Watoon Clevrland, and III., Zanesville, 

J. and Morris O. In


Asat. to Vice Pre*.—XV. M. Neckermao 

Asst. lo Vice Pres.—H. G. Heedy 

General Counsel—Leroy Manchester 

AsM. Gen. Counsel—J. C. Argetsinger 

Comptroller—W. N. McDonald 

See and Tress.—VV. E. Meub 

Assl. See ft Trees.—Roy M. Welch 

Assl. Trea*—C. II. Rose 

Auditor—J. H. Sleeves 

Traffic Mgr.—A. C. Graham 

Land and Tax Agl.—A. J. Boehme 

Clalma Attorney—W. J. Bsrnum 

Consulting Engr.—C. G. Ohtson 

Special Engr.—G. E. Mirfield 

Chief Engr.—Hcnrik Ovesen 

Elee Engr.—A. G. Place 

Chief Inapsctor—>C. H. Guy 

Moll. Engr.—G. A. Reinhardt 

Statistician^—J. W, Riddle 

Pur. Agt.—C. T. Moke 

Fire Prevention Director—W. T. Filmer 

(Youngstown District) 

Disl. Mgr.—P. C. Farrell 

Mech. and Elee Supl.—J. M. Paris 

Chief Etec.—R. E. Lewis 

Trans, and Labor Supl.—V. W. Delaoey 

Maaonry Supl.—J. W. Wagslsff 

Dist. Engr.—H. B. Rose 

Stesm Engr —A. L. Wilhoite 

Field Engr.—J. A. Miller 

Combustion Engr.—F. H. Leahy 

Const. Supt.—H. O. Nixon 

MM.—A. C. Badger 

Inspector—L. W. Fogg 

Chief Chemist—D. A. Russell 

Chief Surgeon—Dr. S. M. McCurdy 

Safetv Director—J. M. Wolts 

Aasi. SafMy Director—H. V. Evans 

Management Represent.—J. C. Campbell 

Employ. Agl.—C. M. Oil 

Efficiency Engr.—P. A. Roberta 

Chief Schedule Clerk—R. J. Grombacher 

Roll Designer—I. W. Gardner 

Chief Shipper—B. J. Lewis 

Works Accountant—P. M. Haas 

Paymaster—H. W. Kerr 

Storekeeper—C. L. Lang 

(At 

Blast Aasi. Bloom, Plato Sheet Assl. Asst. AbbI. (At Sheet Asat. (At Dial. 110 Works M. By-Product Asat. Open Stambaugh 

Schreibei M.—J. 

Brier 

Western Chicago, Mgr.—W. Sheet Chief 0. Furnace Hearth Mill Sheet Mill Supl. Supl.—H, By-Product and H. Supl.—W. 

Hill 

Supl.—J. B. Supt.—VV. Coke Mill Elee—L. Mill Supl.—E. Cont. Reserve Supt.—A. Trans, 111., Faulds Supt.—W. B. 

Works, 

Supl.—John Supt.—E. Supl.—H. L, Mill Gillies Coke Brinker Plant) E. C. and F. Works) S. Q. E. Supl.—T. 

Youngstown, 

Finnic Brertx Frant* C. Teela King Agter Labor—W. F. Supt.—F. A. Wattis Higgins Vogel Cortny J. Fair 

O.) 

D. P. 

Asst. Disl. Mgr.—E. H. Stillman 

Dist. Engr.—XV. XV. Fraiier 

Klec. Fnjtr.- K.


Chief Draftsman—A. J. FranU 

Roll Designer—Edw. Zielke 

Storekeeper—C. G. May 

(At Campbell, O., Work*) 

Works Supt.—A. VV. Smith 

Bla*t Furnace Supl. (including Hubb*rd) 

—H. S. Braman 

Asst. Supt. Blssi Furnaces—XV. F. Fair 

Bessemer aim 0. H. Supt.—Hugh Jackson 

Asst. Bess, and 0. H. Supl.—XV. M. Sharman 

Supl. Blod.i. and Conl. Mill—J. K. Sutherland 

Supl. Skelp and Puddle Milla—Ed. Hildabrandt 

Sheet Mill Supl.—C. A. Davis 

Asst. Sheet Mill Supt.—C. J. Daley 

Tube Mill Supl.—P. C. Dustman 

Aral, Tube Mill Supl.—L. J. Hess 

Assl. Tube Mill Supl.—T. C. Thoma* 

Supl. Rod, Wire and Conduit—F. H. Nullin 

eye r 

Aast. Supt. Rod, Wire and Conduit—J. H. 

Shilling 

Supl. Mer. Bar Mill—A. E. Jupp 

Asal, Supl. Trans, and Labor—R. N. Mc 

Coy 

M. M.—J. H. Krehl 

Asst. Chief Elee—C. D. Hsien 

Tre*B.-See— H. V. MeCluskey 

Gen. Mgr,—A. K. Reading 

Gen. Supt.—*". VV. Zimmerman 

PRODUCT—Sleel casting* 

CANADA 

ALGOMA STEEL CORP.. Saull St*. 

Marie. Onl. 

Pre*.—W. C. Fran* 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—J. D. Jone* 

Vice Pres. Finance—James VV. Gemmrll 

Treaa.—E. VV. Shell 

Assl. Treas. and Aast. See.—Wm. Jeffrey 

Sec—Alex Taylor 

Pur. Agl.—S. V. McLeod 

Gen. Ssles Mgr.—J. D. Gray 

Gen. Supt.—XV. J. Wilson 

Supt. B. F.—J. H. Bell 

Asal. Supl. B. F.—James Date 

Snpt. O. H. No. 2—J. McDonald 

Supi. Rolling Mill—Oswald Davies 

Supt. Merchant Mills—C. H. Allen 

Supi. Shop*—A. E. Stewart 

Supl. Steel Fdry—Charles Forsberg 

Supt. Tramp-—3. 3. Burke 

Supl. Docks and Track—J. A. McColl 

Supl. Greenewalt Plant—V. H. Taylor 

Supt. Labor—P. Taylor 

(At Zsnesvilte 0.. Plant. Cleveland St.) 

Gen. ZENITH Supt.—Wm. FURNACE J. Wietelmann 

CO.. West Dutulh. Worka Engr.—C. H. Speer 

Works Minn. 

Chief Engr.—F. Small wood 

Supl.—E. E. Hallelt 

Chief Pies, Engr.—H. snd G. M.—VV. O. Wilson B. Caslle 

Chief Etec.—J. Donnelly 

Chief Vice Pres. Elee—Wm. and Treis—C. Busia VV. Andrews M. M.—C. Stenbot 

M. See—Oscar M.—Jessie Mitchell 

Met.—H. B. Greenated 

Coultrap 

Sleam AsM. Sce-Treas. Engr.—Waller and Magee P. A.—A. E. Ben- Sleam Engl.—John Shietts 

Safely—R. n-tt 

Chief ChcmiM—XV. R. 

L. Keye* 

B Werlher 

florekeepei—George Gen. Supl.—H. A. Brady 

Roll Designer—J, B. Singer 

Seabaugh 

Work. Supl. Coke Acel—E. Oven Dept.—H. F. Grlgsby G. Glenn 

Safely—A. BALDWIN Barr CANADIAN STEEL CORP., 

PRODUCTS—Sleel Gen. M. M.—A. J. Lee 

Storekeeper—E. LTD.. Commissioner VV. Hitchcock Si.. Toronto, Ont. 

pipe snd iron couplings 

Chemist—John Dambrowski 

EQUIPMENT—Coke Pres.—Sir Hugh E. Poynter. plant. 4 Ban. biaat fur- 

Sec.—R. 

EQUIPMENT—Four locomotive cranes. 2 nace*. 2 S. open Smilh hearth plants, 32 and 35- 

M. 

terminal railway alandard gauge locoinch 

M.—Tr-nma* blooming mills, Masi*n rait mil). 18 and 12- 

EQUIPMENT—Eight 

motives, 2 narrow gauge locomotives inch mills hot mills. 6 pair 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, coke and by-prod Capital—$30,000.000: old roll*. Meel foundry iss-ied. demolished $25,000.- 

PRODUCTS—Black 

uct* 

000; bonds issued, aheets. $21,663,373.33 tin plate, gal 

Fuel—Gas. coat and coke 

Railroads—Can. vanised plate Pae. A. C. ft H. B.f D. 

Power Plant—Eijhl boilers, 150 hp. 111 

Capacity—Owing S. S. ft A., and to Boats trade conditions ha* 

ZIMMERMAN Blast Roiiroads—Northern Pres,—J. ton* la. Furnaces—1 VV. STEEL Betlendorf CO.. Btovee. Pacific, Betlendorf. 1 Soo slack; Line 350 

PRODUCTS—Raits, been closed for Ihree structural year* shape*, rail 

Capital—100.000 Railroads—Can. fastening*, phate, coke. merchant tar. Natl., shares alloy Meel Can. no sleel, par Pacific nig value elc. iron, sul


BALDWINS MONTREAL. LTD., Mont Foreman Machinist—E. Price 

real, Quebec 

EQUIPMENT—Three 2Va-lon eleclric fur- 

Prea.—John C, Newman 

nacea 

Vice Pre*.—Archibald M. Ru*sell 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric and manganese sleel 

PRODUCTS—Galvaniied sleel *heet* 

castings 

BRYDEN.NEVERSLIP CO., 2155 Pius 

Capacity—200 Ions per month 

IX Ave.. Montreal, Canada. Main office. Railroad—Siding on property 

New Brunswick. N. J. 

CANADIAN DRAWN STEEL CO.. Gerard 

Gen. Supt.—John Gilmour 

St., Hamilton. Onl. 

BURLINGTON STEEL CO.. Hamilton. 

Pre*.—H, J. Waddle 

Onl. 

Treas.—E. J. Elliott 

PreB.—P. P. Wood 

See—C. R. Brown 

Treas. and Pur. Agt.—P. Acheson 

Gen. Supt.—W. F. Darch 

See—P. H. Brook* 

Asst. Oen. Supt-—3. Taylor 

Man. Director—H. V. Hamilton 

Steam Engr.—Samuel Well* 

Gen. Salt* Mgr.—H. J. Stambaugh, Jr. PRODUCTS—Cold drawn and cold rolled 

Gen. Supt.—A. Oram 

Meel 

Asst Sucl. Roll Mill—A. D. Baillie 

Capacity—7.000 Ions per annum 

M. M.—W. Hint 


Roll Designer—A. C. Davies 

Railroad*—C. N.. T. H, ft B„ C. P. sid 

CANADIAN PRODUCTS—Steel ATLAS reinforcing STEEL CO., bars, LTD.. merings along side of mill 

chant Welland, bars, Ont. agricultural Formerly Atlas and Crucible spec! at CANADIAN ELECTRIC STEEL, LTD.. 

Sleel shapes Co.. and Ltd. steel fence posts 

P, O. Box 336. Montreal, Que 

Chariman—A. Capacily—50.000 P. Dohn net tons 

Mgr.—W. N. Crafts 

Capital—$2 Prea. and Gen. 000.000 Mgr.—D. W. Lathrop CANADIAN FURNACE CO.. LTD., Port 

Rsilrosds—C. Treas.—A. R. N. Hubbard C. P., T. H. ft B„ M. C. Colborne. Onl 

See—Waller Boutd 

Pres.—Prank B. Balrd 

Assl. See—R. A. Gordon 

1st Vice Pres.—C. A. Collin* 

Pur. Agt.—A. R. Hubbard 

2nd Vice Pres.—Richard C. Yates 

Assl. Mgr. Sales—P. A. Schulie 

Treas.—Hurry Yatea 

Wks. Mgr.—A. D. Johnson 

See—Frederick C. Slee 

Sunt. Roll Mill—L. W. Kirkpatrick 

Pur. Agl.—C, A. Govler 

M. M.—D. Maxwell 

Oen. Supl.—D. J. Hiccon 

Steam Engi.—D. Maloney 

Gen. M. M.—John Home 

Roll Designer—Vom Dundss 


Chief Draflsman—C. V. Dyson 

PRODUCTS—Foundry. malleable and 

Blacksmith—S. Tomlinson 

basic pig iron 

EQUIPMENT—30 poi crucible furnaces. Capacily—325 Ion*. 24 hour* 

5 stand 10-inch mill. 4 hammer*. 600 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY CO., 

lo 4,000 lbs. 

360 McGill St.. Montreal. Que. 

PRODUCTS—High speed steel, tool steel. Pre*.—Sir Henrv W. Thornton 

alloy tool sleel, mining drill sleel 

Asst, to Pres.—Fred V. Hummel 

Capital—$250,000 pfr.; iwued. $100,000: Vice Pres. Opr.—S. J. Hungerford 

$40,000 common: isaued, $32,500 Vice Pres. Sales—R. Vaughan 

Railroads—C, N. and Wabash siding*, T. Asst. lo Vice Pre*.—A. J. Hill 

H. B. and M. C. 

Trea*.—G. A. Yale* 

CANADIAN BRAKE SHOE ft FDRY. 

AmI. Treas.—H. G. Foreman 

112 

CO.. LTD., 354 St. James Si.. Montreal, See—R. P. Ormsby 

Prea.—N. Vice Treas.—0. Works (At Gen. Foreman Chemist Quebec. Sherbrooke Foreman—E. Pre*.—A. Pre*.—V. Mgr.—H. — Stiel E. J. Planl: C. J. Holden Palmer Fdry.—A. G. Allan Murphy Quebec. H. Jone* R. Sherbrooke, Gilford Vickers Stewart Pl*ni) Quebec Chief Mech. Chief Gen. CANADIAN Pre*.—W. Vice Assi. Pur. Elee Vice Craig Robert* Montreal. Pointfc Welland, Prea.—L, Pre*.—VV. Pres.—A. Pre*, Agt.—L. Engr.—R. lo Supervisor of Car Chemist—Robert Engr.—VV". See—R. St., Motive Point STEEL W. Equipment—G. and Ont. Quebec. Montreal. Butler Lavoie A. D. Assl. Si. P. G. Power—C. FOUNDRIES. of Philips Peto F. Neale Angus Gage Chsrle*, Shop Connal See—VV. Generat Job Plants: E. Methods—John 

E. Montreal, LTD.. Smart offices: Brook* S. Atwood Longue and 307


Treas.—J. B. Brodie 

See—A. 0 Bourne 

Ami. Treas.—F. V. Duckworth 

Pur. Agl.—D. A. Loueks 

Gen. Supl.—VV. C. Flelcher 

Chief Engr.—O. C. Rehfuss 

Gen. M. M.—L. McCoy 

Safely Engr—G. H. Greenfield 

Assl. Chief Engr.—VV, R. Binney 

Mel.—C. Paseoe 

Foreman Machinist—J. Brillon 

Storekeeper—H. B. Houghton 

(At Longue Poinic. Montreal, Planl) 

Worka Mgr.—E. J. Campion 

(Al Pt. Si. Charles, Montreal. Quebec) 

Works Mgr.—F. Lidstone . 

EQUIPMENT—Five 25-ton 0. H. acid 

furnaces, rne 3-lon electric furnace 

Railroads—Can. Nail. Rys.. SI. Lswrenc* 

River and Li-chine Ceoal 

(At Wetland. Onl.. Plant) 

Works Mgr.—VV. F. Freer 

EQUIPMENT—Three 25-ton O, H. furnacea. 

ore 3-Ion eleclric furnace 

PRODUCTS—Sleel caalings end manganese 

buill up track work, rolling mill 

product*, coupler* 

Capital—$5.00,000; istued, $4,400,000 i 

bond* issued. $3,650,000 

Railroads—Mich. Central and Welland 

Canal 

CANADIAN STEEL ft WIRE CO.. LTD.. 

THE, Loilridge St., Hamilton, Ont. 

Pres. and Treaa.—R. S. Rider 

Vice Pres. and Aast. Trea*.—Geo. T. Dunn 

Gen. Supt.—J. VV. Anderaon 

PRODUCTS—Woven wire fencing, gates. 

Maples, barbed wire, coiled wire, steel 

posts, triangle mesh concrete reinforcing 

CANADIAN TUBE ft STEEL PROD 

UCTS CO.. LTD.. 107 Hamilton St.. 

Montreal. Quebec. Plant: Lachine Canal, 

St. Pntr-ck and Hamilton 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Jame* L. Waldie 

Vice Pres.—Albert H. Hough 

Trees.—P. B. Nash 

CARBON ft ALLOY STEELS CO.. LTD.. 

130 Denisloun St., Welland. Ont. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Sydney T. Wiles 

Trea*. and Sec.—C. V. Bradford 

AsM. Trea*.. Assl. See and Pur. Agt.— 

A. Morrison 

Gen. Supl.—Frank T. B*gnall 

Elee Engr.—R. C. Ru«s 

EQUIPMENT—Two 6-ton Heroutl electric 

furnaces, modern foundry and machine 

shop 

PRODUCTS—Ingot* and caslings mads 

direct from c—e by special process 

Capilal—$1,500,000; DOMINION ALLOY issued. STEEL $600,000 CORP., 

Railroads—Dockage Sarnia, Onl. Welland Ship Canal; 

Pres. all railroads Trea*. and on G. continent M.—William B. Boyd 

See—E. J. Jacques 

EQUIPMENT—Oalvaniiing shop complete 

PRODUCTS—Ga|v*ni*ed flat and corrugated 

sheets 


Capital—$15,000,000 

Railroads—Pere MarquMIe Ry., Canadian 

National and Lake 

DOMINION FOUNDRIES ft STEEL. 

LTD.. Depew Si.. Hamilton, Ont. 

pre*.—C. VV. Sherman 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—F. A. Sherman 

Vice Pre*. Sale*—G. H. Gordon 

Vic* Pre*.. Treas. and Sec.—A. G. Wright 

Pur. Agt.—VV. Davie* 

Gen. Supt.—F. A. Loostey 

Supt. O, If.—XV. H. Hoffaeker 

Chief Draftsman—H. Goff 

Gen. M. M. and Elee Engr.—A. I. Ailchison 

Mei.—B. Rider 

Foreman Mach. Shop—J. Mount 

Safety—E. N. Brown 

Storekeeper—J. Boyd 

PRODUCTS—Sleel castings, axle*, forging*, 

universal sheared and plow plato 

DOMINION IRON ft STEEL CO.. LTD.. 

National Trust. Co.. Lid.. Receiver and 

Manager, Sidney, Nova Scotia 

Comptroller— M. Brocklebank 

See—H. Worrall 

Sale* Mgr.—C. E. Gausden 

Pur. Agt.—VV. E. Williams 

113 

Asst. Gen. Sale* Agt.—R. VV. MacKeen 

( Gen. PRODUCTS—Wrought Capacity—50.000 Capital—$1,500,000 Railroads—Can, EQUIPMENT—Butt At unit ing screws, mon: Waler to mills, works Lachine Snnt.—Charles bars, 4-inch, mils, bonds wire, vis washers, wire, Lachine spikes, bott Canal wire issued, Pae Quebec) to wire and etc. nails pfd: bar*, Canal Plant, 60,000 M. weld Siding, $305,000 nail*, nut iron Thompson and $1,600,000 angle*, tube Montreal, 

tons works, rivets, wood pipe, Can. mill* reinforc annually rolling screw wood bolls com Nat.. up Gen, Gen. Chief Supt. Supl. M. Supl, Supt. er—G. M.—J. Pur. Supt.—W. Traffic Mgr.—H. Engr.—A. Mills—E. Yards—0. B. Mines O. Rod Coke Wire F.—J. H,—P. A. Agt.—D. and H. Oven—D. and Mgr.—J. McKay Fraser Bar J. Barrington 

P. C. H. Quarries—H. P. Nail A. Kettey Mackle*. Theuerkauf 

Mill* S. Slensrud Blschoff Mclsaac R. W. Mills—H. Hines Meltaac and Nicoll Roll B. Gillis Hyndman Design


Chief Elee—Col. J. A. McDonald 

PRODUCTS—Wire and wire product* 

Steam Engr—Maik W. Booth 

Railroads—Grand Trunk Railway System 

Chief Chemist—G. A. McPheraon 

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OP 

Mel.—I. C. Mackie 

CAN.. Hamilton, Ont. Main office: Chi 

Chief Draftsman—VV. S. Wilson 

ef go, III. 

Ssfety—J. N. Morgan 

Supl.—Roj Gteason 

Supt. Dept. Ind. Rel.—A. VV. McDonald Pur, Agl.—J. XV. Dillon 

PRODUCTS—Pig iron, blooms, billets and Chief and Mech. Engr.—T. Daly 

slabs, lie pistes, bar*, wire rods: raits, PRODUCTS—Harvesting machinery 

standard and light; wire, plain and gal* JOLIET STEEL LTD., Joliet. Que 

vanised; naila and staples; fencing, coke. Pres.—L. H Read 

tar. sulphate ammonia, beniol, sulphuric, Vice Pres.—J. B. Fontaine 

clay and silica brick (for own use) Treas.—L. E. E. Jones 

DROLET LA COMPAGNIE. F. X.. 206 

See— L. A. Fontaine 

Bridge Si... Quebec 

Gen. Mgr.—P. H. Desrosiers 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Gaudiose Drolet Pur. Agl.—E. Richard 

Vice Pre*., Mel. and Chemist—Emite Dro Asst. Gen. Supl.—J. Critchley 

let 

Chief Engr.—R. Moore 

Trea*.—Arthur Drolet 

A»st. Chief Engr.—T. G. Beament 

Bee—J. H. H*mel 

Master Mechanic—E. Fertand 

Draft aman—T. Dorval 

Met.—VV. Francourt 

Foreman Machinist—A. E E. Vocelle 

Chemist—A. Jutras 

F.QUIPMENT—One-ton 

ELECTRO METALLURGICAL 

converter. 

CO. 

Iwo 

OF 

cu- Machine Shop Supl.—P. S. Dore 

CANADA. 

pole*, two oil 

LTD.. 

burning 

Canada 

furnces. 

Life 

400 

Bldg.. 

lb*. Storekeeper—E. Braieau 

capacily 

EQUIPMENT—One Vt -ion electric furnace 

Toronto, Onl. Planl: Welland, Onl. 

PRODUCTS—Iron, 

Worka Mgr.—E. Dane, 

steel, 

Welland 

bronie. alumi PRODUCTS —Steel manganese, steel cast 

H 

num, casting*, elevators, engines. pumpB. ing* 

HULL 

Me 

Capacity—? 000 Ions annually 

IRON- ft STEEL FOUNDRIES. 


Railroad*— C. N. R„ C. P. R., Truck, to 

. .LTD.. THE. Hull, Que. 

Railroad*—C, 

Prea.—A. H. Coptan 

P- and C. N. 

Montreal 

K 

Vice Pre*, and Sec.—©. Pullan 

KENNEDY ft SONS, LTD.. THE WIL 

Pur. Agl.—Fred Pnlen 

LIAM, Owe.) Sound, Onl. 

Oen. Supt.—A. Balltoi 

Pres.—M. Kennedy. Sr. 

Aa*-t. Supl.—C. Hacker 

lsl Vice Pre*.—D. J. Kennedy 

Foreman Mnrh. Shop—J. Budge 

2nd Vice Pre*.—M. Kennedy, Jr. 

FRODUC1—Sleel costing* 

Treas.. See and Mgr. Director—T. D. Ken 

HURONIA STEEL CO., LTD.. THE. 

nedy 

Cotlingwood. Onl. 

Pur. Agt.—R. E. Troul 

EQUIPMENT—Electric furnaces 

LONDON ROLLING MILL CO.. LTD., 

Chief Gen. Accl.—R. Bellamy 

PRODUCTS—Bars for reinforced concrete, Philip St., I^ndon, Ont, 

Gen. Supl.—James Nicol 

IMPERIAL 

mining sleel, 

STEEL 

stainle** 

ft WIRE 

Meel, electric 

CO.. Cotlingcast 

Pre*.—J. F. White 

Asst. Gen. Supt.—C. A. Eberle 

ings 

Vice Pre*, and Sec.—Chas. H, White 

wood. Out. 

Supt. Steel Fdry.—Noil Kennedy 

Capital—50.000 

Pres. and G M.—Col. 

shares 

J. 

no 

A. 

par 

Currie. 

value 

PRODUCTS— Bar*, iron and steel 

If, P. Chief Chemist—John M. Meekin 

LYSAGHT DOMINION SHEET METAL 

Vice Pre*.—Dr. Donald McKay 

Chief Draft-man—J. J. Keon 

CORP.. LTD., 1322 Burlnglon St.. East 

Treas., See and Mgr.—George A. Royal Foreman Machinist—XV. Wooten 

Hamilton, Ont. 

Chief Engr. and Mech. Engr.—J. H, Har- ] • • 

PRODUCTS — Sleel eastings, propeller 

Pres. and G. M.—A. T. Enlow 

wheels, water power machinery, iron 

Titas.—VV. cistinga etc. P. Tinsley


See—J. M. Paterson 

Gen. Supl.—0. C. Elder 

EQUIPMENT—Four galvanising uniia for 

not galvanising ahecta 

PRODUCTS—Galvanised flat and corrugated 

aheets 

Capacity—35,000 tona per annum 

Capital and Suiplus—$700,000 

Railroads—C. N., T. H. A B., Can. Pae 

M 

MANITOBA ROLLING MILL CO., 875 

Logan Ave. VV. Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

Plant: Selkirk. Man. 

Pre*.—H. B. Lyall 

Vice Pre*.—T. R. Deacon 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—P. J. Smith 

Trea*.—E. J. Burleigh 

(At Selkirk. Manitoba, Plant) 

Works Mgr.—Robert Smith 

Aasi. Sec.—S. Cawson 

Oen, Supl.—P. J. Meurer 

Chemist—L. Brer el on 

MANITOBA STEEL FDRY.. LTD.. Winnipeg. 

Planl: Selkirk. Man. 

pres.—Thomas Arnold 

Vice Pre*.—F. J. Manning 

Treas. and See—D. R. McLcod 

(At Selkirk. Manitoba, Planl) 

Gen. Supt.—A. Knight 

E. E. and Supl.—N. Bedard 

Chemist—-J. A. deBondy 

Poreman—W. Breckenridge 

EQUIPMENT—One 

N 

5-ton Moore 'Leclro- 

NOVA Melt furnace SCOTIA STEEL 4 COAL CO.. 

I RODUCTS— LTD., New Glasgow. Eleclric Meel N. S. castings Plant: Syd 

Capacity—3,600 ney, N. S. tons annually 

Pres.—Roy Capital—$300,000: M. Wotvin. issued. Montreal, $140,000 Que. 

Vie* Railroads—C. Pre*.—Sir P.. Newton VV. S. ft J. L. Moore. W. London 

MOSLER Treas, and SAFE See—C. CO., Hamilton, S, Cameron. Ont. Montreal, 

EQUIPMENT—One Que, 

2*ton Greaves-EtchelI 

Gen. eleclric Supt. furnace and Chief Engr.—I. Moeller 

Supt. of W*orks—H. Canlley 

Supl. Pin. Mills—W. S. Fraser 

Elee Engr.—C. B. McRae 

M. M.—Fred Armstrong 

MM.—I. C. Mackle 

Chemist—Fraser Holmes 

Draflsman—John Irving 

Roll Storekeepet—James EQUIPMENT—Two 115 ono forging Dealgner—Jamee 20-Inch pressc*. plate Me Olding mitts; 9-inch, McEwan axle one hammers, lS-ineh, 

PRODUCTS—Regular mill products in 

steel manufacture, light rails, angle bar, 

bolt and nut products, freight and locomotive 

axles, large ahafting. rudder 

frames, etc. 

Cspscity—75.000 tons annually 

Railroads—Canadian Nail. 

(At Sydney. N. S.) 

Vice Pre*.—J. E. McLurg 

Gen. Mgr—H. J. Kelley 

Chief Engr.—A. P. Thouerkauf 

Supl. Mines-—J. C. Nicholson 

Elee Supt—C. Robinson 

M. M.—J. Mann 

Civil Engr.—J. Purvis 

Foreman 

PECK ROLLING 

Mach. Shop—John 

MILLS, LTD.. 

McDonald 

63 Mill 

Safely 

St.. Montreal, 

Insp.—D. G. 

Que. 

McDonald 

Storekeeper—J, Pre*.—J. B. Peek B. Green 

Vice Pres. ond Mng, Director—C. B. Lang 

Treas.—G. C. Broadbent 

See—L. S. Peek- 

Oen. Sales Mgr.—A. H. Pepper 

Pur. Agl.—F. Buchanan 

Gen. Supl.—S. O. Gardham 

Chief Engr.—E. Masscy 

Chief Elee—R. Binden 

PENDER ft CO.. LTD.. JAMES. St. John, 

N. B. 

Pres.—R. M. Wotvin 

Vic* Pres.—F. P. Starr 

See—C. W. Earle 

Asst. lo Sec.—E. W, Gaines 

Sates Mgr.—J. McMurray Reld 

Gen. Supl,—VV. F. Knoll 

Steam Engi.—L. A. Murphy 

PRODUCTS—Wire, wire nails, toe calks 

and bale tiea _ - « . - . 

Railroads—C. N., C. P.. E. S, E, Ocean 

ST. terminals LAWRENCE STEEL ft WIRE CO.. 

PORTLAND Gananoque. ROLLING Onl. MILLS. LTD., St. 

Pre*.—J. John. N. T. B. Rogers 

Gen. Pres.—R. Mgr.—J. H. Anderson R. McMurrich 

Gen. Vice Prea.—W. Supt.—R. XV. C. Cumming*. 

Sinclsir 

Mgr,. PRODUCTS—Wire Gen. Supt. and formed Pur. specialties, Agl.—George Hal 

Bteel VV. Day springs. corsM steel*, suspenders 

PRODUCTS—Bar and garter trimmings iron, railroad spikes 

SHAWINNICAN FOUNDRIES. LTD. 

Shawlnnigan Falls. Quebec 

Pre*.—R. A. VVilherspoon


Vice Pres. Sales— S. J. Mullen 

See—A. R. Meldrum 

Gen. Mgr.—W. 0. Dauncey 

PRODUCTS—Alt grades of iron, brass and 

brome caslings 

STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD.. 

Hamilton. Onl. Ptanls: Hamilton Wks., 

Ontario and Canada Works al Hamilton: 

Brant ford Works. Braniford, Ont.; 

Swansea Works. Toronto, Ont.; Belleville, 

Onl.; Upper Oananoque Works, 

and Lower Gananoque Works, at Gananoque. 

Ont.; St. Henry. St. Patrick. 

Notre I" :r.i- and Dominion Works, at 

Montreal. Que.; Weslern Works, London, 

Ont. 

Chairman—Charles S. Wilcox 

Pres.—Ross H. McMaster 

Vice Pres.—R. G. Wells 

Vice Prea,, Steel Wk*.—Homer M. Jaquays 

Vice Pre*.—H. J. Diplock 

Vice Pre*, end Trea*.—H. H. Champ 

See—H. S. Alexander 

Gen. Sales Mgr.—George Spence 

Pur. Agt.—B. C. Ball 

Complroller—XV. R. Culhberl 

(Hamilton and Ontario Works. 

Hamilton. Ont.) 

Vice Pre*.—R. O. Wells 

Supl. B. F.—H. G. Hilton 

Asst. Supl. B. F.—R. Grimes 

Bupt O. H.—F. B. McKune 

Asal. Supt. O. H.—J. Gomph 

Supl. Bloom, and Fin. Mill—J. L. Smilh 

Asst. Supl. Bloom, and Fin. Mill—S. Smith 

Chief Elee—E. S. Jeffries 

H. M.—Harry A. Jones 

Mel.—J. G Morrow 

Chief Cheitisl—H. G. Cirvin 

Chief Draftsman—Robert Mitchell 

Ssfi-lv Engr.—F. L. Warner 

Poreman Machinist—J. Laird 

Roll Designer—Geo, Evans 

EQUIPMENT—Two blast furnaces. 11 

open hearth furnaces, 13 manufacluring 

(At St. Henry Work*, St. P*trick Work*, 

Noire Dame Work*, Dominion Works, 

Montreal, Quebec) 

Work* Mgr.—H. M, Jaquays 

Mech. Engr.—E. L. Kirkpatrick 

(Al Western Works, London. Ont.) 

Works Mgr.—J. C. Smilh 

u 

UNION DRAWN STEEL CO.. LTD., 

Hamilton, Out. 

Chairman—L. R. Davidson 

Pre*.—E. S. Hoopes 

Vic* Pre*.—Geo. Davidson 

Treas., See and G. M.-~H. M. Sweeney 

Gen. Supl.—H. H. Richardson 

Assl. VULCAN Gen. IRON Supl.—C. WORKS. Osller LTD., THE, 

Winnipeg. Manitoba 

Chairman—E. G. Barrett 

Pres.—E. G. Barren 

Vice Pres. Opr. and Gen. Mgr.—L. R. 

Barrel! 

Vice Pre*. Sales—E. A. Parkin 

Tre**., See and Pur. Agt.—J. D. Mao- 

- Donald 

Assl. Treas.—P. MacSwatn 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—J. S. Monat 

Gen. Supl.—J. McEachern 

Assl. Gen. Supt. and C. E.—If. Brier cliff* 

Supl. Elee Steel Furnaces—J. Thorneycrofl 

Machine Shop Supt.. Storekeeper—W. 

Thomson 

Elee Engr.—J. S, Cochrane 

Chemist ——J. 01 of so n 

Draftsman—E. Anderaon 

EQUfPMENT—One lVa-lon Moore Electiiin.lt 

furnace: iwo cupolas. 14-ton each 

PRODUCTS—Iron and sleel castings, machinery, 

blacksmith boiler works, structural, 

ornamental iron. etc. 

Capacily—3.000 to 3,500 ton* sleel caMing* 

and 6,000 tona iron castings annually 


Railroads—Canadian Natl, and Canadian 

plants 

Pacific 

PRODUCTS—500 products, sleet, bras*. w 

II', 

brome and lead 

WABI IRON WORKS. LTD.. THE. 

(At (Al (At Capacilv—Pig Capital—Pref., Railroad*—All Works Work* Supl.—W. Works Supt, Supl. Works Foreman—A, 300.000 500.000; to Canada Bramford Swansea Upper I-ower Upper company's Mgr.—A. Mgr—J. Mgr—W. Mgr.—VV. ton* O. Gananoouc bond* Gananoque, Works. Works—VV. Work*—George Work*. Pa railroads Oliver iron, Works. $6,496,300; rken* own C. L. A. C. isiued. Callaghsn 290.000 Loll Hamilton. Rowland docks Toronto, Chamber* Brantford. Works. Onl.) and J. $6,177,406.14 

common. O'Brien lake Lillle tons; Oni.) Onl.) steamer* ingots, Qm,) $11,- Treas.. Gen. Supt Chief Supl. I1 As-l. Storekeeper- EQUIPMENT—Iron ton babbitt patittn re*.- Broadwood Supt.—James Mgr.—H. Brass Chief Bldg., Maehim Engr.—A. Sec. A shop shop, I Engr.—E. Fu-nace and -'( Toronto, Ave.. Young. Shop—S. A. Little machine Pur. Player Harvey New McEwen and foundry, 102S Agt.—P. Ont. XV. Litkeard. Met,—Geo, Antrim and Masterson Bank plate brass Aekroyd of Ont. Hamil shop, and Rohn


PRODUCTS—Gray and white iron, atumi- Vice Pres.—E. S. Dsvison 

num, brass, acid resisting brome cast- See. Pur. A**t. and G. M.—C. M. Car* 

ings, general machine work, piste work, michael 

mining equipment, pumps, cars and bab- Asal. See—J. T. Robertson 

bil* Gen. Supl.—G. Malcolm Carmichael 

Capitol -*«0.000 . EQUIPMENT—Two ton electric furnace* 

Kailro-ds—Temiskaming Nav. Co., Nypis- nunnynw o, , ,- 

.Ing Central. V.tte Marie Navigation Co. PRODUCT—Steel castings 


WELLAND STEEL CASTINGS CO.. Capital—$100,000; issued, $38,000 

LTD.. Welland. Ont. Railroads—C. N.. T. H. ft B.. M. 0, 

Pr-s, and Tteas.—H. D. Davison Wabash, N. S. T. 

117


GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX 

ALABAMA 

Monarch Fdrv Co. Stockton 65 

Gulf Stales Sleet Co.. Alsbsma City.. 

Columbia 

45 

Steel Corp., Torrance 30 

Southern Manganese Corp.. Annieton. . 88 

So. Cal. Iron ft Stl. Co., Vernon 88 

COLORADO 

Walworth Co.. Alalia 102 

Amer. Manganese Sleel Co., Denver.. . 7 

Tenn. Coal. Iron ft R. R. Co.. Be«emer 04 

Col. Fuel ft Iron Co.. The. Denver... 29 

Amer. Cast Iron Pipe Co., Birmingham 6 

Denver Rock Drill Mfg. Co.. Denver.. 35 

Amer. Steel ft Wire Co., Birmingham.. 11 

Queen Cily Fdry. Co., Denver 80 

Connors Steel Co., Birmingham 31 

Staarna Roger Mfg. Co., Denver 91 

Gulf Slatea Steel Co.. Birmingham 45 

Col. Fuel ft Iron Co.. The. Pueblo 28 

Slos* Sheffield Steel ft Iron Co.. Bir- 

CONNECTICUT 

minghsm 88 

Malleable Iron Fillinga Co.. Branford.. 

Southern Sleel ft Rotting Hill Inc.. Bir 

American Chain Co.. Inc., Bridgeport.. 6 

mingham 89 

Crane Co., Bridgeport 32 

Tenn. Coal, Iron ft R. R. Co., Birming 

Page Sleel ft Wire Co.. Bridgeport.... 75 

ham 94 

Stanley Works, The. Bridgeport 91 

WerKilby Corp.. Birmingham 103 

Barnes Co., Wsltace. Bristol 15 

Tenn. Coal, Iron ft R. R. Co., Ensley.. 94 

Dyeaet Steel Co.. Collinaville 37 

Tenn. Coal, Iron ft R. R. Co., Fairfield 94 

New London Ship ft Engine Co., Groton 70 

Slos*-Sheffield Steel ft Iron Co.. Gadsden t*8 

Frasse ft Co., Peter A.. Hartford 43 

Central Iron ft Coal Co.. Hotl 36 

Union Drawn Sleel Co.. Hartford 99 

Industry Iron Works, Mobile 51 

Stanford Steel Corp., Milford 90 

Slosa-Sheffield Steel ft Iron Co., Shef 

Stanley Worka. The. New Britain. .90-91 

field 88 

Amer. Steel A Wire Co., New Haven.. 11 

Shelby Iron Co.. CALIFORNIA Shelby 87 

Seymour Mfg. Co., Seymour 86 

Connors 

Greene Steel 

Sleel 

CaMing 

Co- Woodlawn 

Co.. Berkeley 

31 

45 Aetna Steel ft Iron Co.. Southinglon. . 4 

Woodward 

Judson Mfg. 

Iron 

Co., 

Co.. 

Emeryville 

Woodward 108 

65 Chase Companiea, Inc., Waterbury.... 27 

ARIZONA 

Southern California Iron ft Steel Co.. Walerbury-Farrell Fdry. ft Mach. Co.. 

Ariiona 

Huntington 

Iron 

Park 

Work*. Phoenix 14 

Waterbury 103 

ARKANSAS 

Alloy Sleel ft Metal* Co., Los Angeles. DELAWARE 

Standard 

Amer. Mangenese 

Brake Shoe 

Stl. Co., 

ft Fdry. 

Lo* Angete* 

Co.. Pine 

Worth Steel Co.. Claymont 108 

Kay 

Bluff 

Brunner Sleel CaMing Co.. Lo* 

89 

Amer. Manganese Stl. Co., New Castle. 7 

Angeles 

Deemer Steel Casting Co.. New Castle. , 34 

Llewellyn Iron Works, Los Angeles.. Amer. Car ft Fdry. Co., Wilmington... 6 

Los Angeles Fdry. Co., Los Angeles.. I^bdetl Car Wheel Co.. Wilmington.. 59 

Wsrman Stl. Castings Co.. l-o* Angeles, 103 FLORIDA 

Best Steel Casling Co.. Inc., Oakland.. 17 Aetna Iron ft Stl. Co. The, Jacksonville 

Judson Mfg. Co.. Oakland 55 Florida Msch. ft Fdry. Co.. Jacksonville 42 

Columbia Steel Corp., Piltaburgh 30 Tampa Sleel Products Co.. Tampa.,.. 93 

Southern Pacific Co.. Sacramento.... 89 GEORGIA 

Amer. Stl. ft Wire Co.. San Francisco 11 Atlantic Steel Co.. Atlanta 14, 

Columbia Steel Corp.. San Francisco.. 30 Lombard Iron Work* ft Supply Co., 

Enterprise Fdry Co.. S*n Francisco.. 40 Augusta 60 

Hendy Iron Wk*, Joshua, San Francisco 48 Soulhem Metallurgical Co.. Inc.. Cave 

Jewell Steel ft Malleable Co.. San Springs 

Francisco 54 119 

Glover Machine Works, Marietta 

89 

45 

Judson Pacific Southern Union United Pacific Davis Francisco Iron Cosst Coast Mfg. Rolling Stales Pacific Works, Work*, Stl. Co., Steel Sleel Mill. Co.. Co., Ssn Co. San Products Stockton San So. San Francisco San Francisco.... San Francisco.. Francisco. Co., Francisco San '00 55 99 75 74 34 75 89 ILLINOIS LaClede Acme Allied Amer. American Burnside International Ins. Steel Car Steel Manganese Steel Sleel ft Wire Co.. Caalings Casting Harveaier Fdry. Fdry, Co., Fdries. ft Chicago Sleet Cable Co.. Co., Alton Co., Chicago Corp., Chicago.... Chicago Canton... Chicago.. 57 Chicago 22 10 52 10 6 3 4 7 7


By-Products Coke Corp.. Chicago..,. 23 

Caldwell ft Son Co.. H. VV., Chicago... 22 

Calumet Steel Co., Chicago.- 22 

Wright Shovel Co.. Anderaon 13 

Natl. C*r Coupler Co.. Allica 

Crawfordaville Wire ft Nail Co.. Craw- 32 

Chicago Malleable Cast. Co., Chicago. . 27 fordsvillo 

4-) 

Chicago Steel Fdry, Co., Chicago.... 27 Hubbard Stl. Fdry. Co.. East Chicago. 

Chicago Sleet ft Wire Co.. Chicago 28 Interatale Iron ft Stl. Co., E. Chicago. 

Crane Co.. Chicago 32 Rep. Rolling Mill Corp, E. Chicago 2] 

Illinois Steel Co., Chicago 49 Amer. Sheet ft Tin Plato Co., Elwood. 43 

Inland Steel Co., Chicago 51 Elwood Sleel Plant, Elwood 1! 52 

International Harvester Co., Chicago.. 52 Buryru* Co., Evansville 

9 

Interstate Iron ft Sleel Co.. Chicago... 53 Fl. Wayne Roll. Mill Corp., Ft. Wayne. 44 

Kensington Sleel Co.. Chicago 55 Int. Harvoater Co.. Fl. Wayne 

rm 

Link Belt Co., Chicago 58 Amer. Sheet ft Tin Plato Co., Gary 99 

Mohr ft Sons. John. Chicago 65 Gary Tube Co., Gary 

IT 

National Air Filter Co., Chicago 67 Illinois Sleel Co.. Gary 

ill 

Nugent Sleel Casting* Co.. Chicago.. 71 Union Drawn Sleel Co.. Gary 

H 

Pellibone-Mulliken Co., Chicago 76 Harter Rolled Metals Co., Goshen.... 6 

St. Loui* Ga* ft Cuke Corp., Chicago.. 84 Damascus Stl. Casting Co., Hammond.. 27 

Sellers Mfg. Co.. Chicago 86 Thomas Etec. Stl. Corp.. Huntington.. • ;- 

Trojan Elee Sleel Co., Chicago. 97 Amer. Car ft Fdry Co.. Indianapolis.. .VI 

Vanadium Corp. of America, Chicago. .101 Chapman Price Sleel Co.. Indianapolis. 69 

Youngatown Slit, ft Tube Co.. Chicago. 110 .lee Stl. Callings Co.. Indianapolis.. . 89 

International Harvester Co., So. Chicago 52 Link Bell Co.. Indianapolis 

10 

Valley Mould ft Iron Corp.. So. Chicago.101 Natl. Mall, ft Stl. Cast. Co.. Indianapolis 51 

Youngstown Sheet ft Tube Co., So. Std. Brands Tool St). Co., Indianapolis. 110 

Chicago 110 Amer. SlI Fdrie*. Indiana Harbor. .. . 6 

Amer. Miinenn-si- Stl. Co.. Chicago Hlv 7 Inland Steel Co.. Indiana Harbor.... 57 

Calumet Steel C


LOUISIANA 

Ford Motor Co.. Dearborn 42 

DeSolo Fdry. ft Mach. Co.. Mansfield. 35 Amer. Car ft Fdry. Co., Detroit 6 

Dibert. Bancroft ft Ross Co.. New Buhl Malleable Co., Detroit 21 

Orleans 36 Detroit Seamlesa Tube Co.. Detroit.... 35 

Henderson Iron Work* ft Supply Co.. Detroit Steel Corp.. Detroit 35 

VV*. K„ The, Shreveport 48 Drtroit Steel Casing Co.. Deiroil 35 

Oil City Iron Works. Shreveport 72 Ford Motor Co., Detro.l 42 

MAINE 

Hanna Furnace Co.. Deiroil 46 

Bancroft ft Martin Rolling Mill* Co.. McCord Radiator ft Mfg. Co., Detroit.. 61 

S. Portland 15 Michigan Steel Casting Co.. Detroit.. 64 

MARYLAND 

Michigan Steel Corp., Detroit 64 

Baltimore Malleable Iron ft Sleel CaM Monarch Stl. Caslinga Co.. Detroit.... 65 

ing Co.. Batlimore 15 Northern Engineering Works, Detro.t.. 71 

Baltimore Tube Co.. Baltimore 15 Ryan Fdry. Co., The D. J.. Deiroil 84 

Eastern Rolling Mill Co.. Baltimore. . . 38 Swedish Crucible Co.. Detroit 93 

Emery Sleel Caslings Co., Batlimore.. 40 Vanadium Corp. of Amer., Detroi 101 

Rustless Iron Corp.. of Amer.. Bittimore 84 Antrim Iron Co., Grand Rapid* 13 

Tidewater Sleel Corp., B lllimore.. .. 95 Carroll Foundry Co.. Houghton 26 

B. ft O. R. B. Co.. Cumberland 15 Harrow Spring Co., Kalamasoo 47 

Cumberland Steel Co., Cumberland.... 33 Reed Fdry. ft Mach. Co., Kalamizoo.. 82 

Taylor Co., Inc. N. ft G_ Cumberland.. 93 Antrim Iron Co.. Marcelona 13 

N.'Y. C. Iron Wk*.. Inc.. HigerMown. . 71 Cleve. Cliffs Iron Co., The. Marquene. 28 

Belhlehem Sleel Corp.. Sparrows Point. 17 Monroe Sleel Casting Co.. Monroe.... 66 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Weal Mich. SlI. Fdry. Co.. Mus'iegon. . 105 

Ame* Shovel A Tool Co.. BoMon 13 

Charcoal Iron Co., of Amer., Newberry. 27 

Ames & Son, Oliver. Boston 13 Fair ft Sons, Inc., S., Saginaw 40 

Eastern Sleel Casl.ng Co., BobIoh 38 Delta Chemical ft Iron Co.. Wells 35 

Mystic Iron Works, Boston 66 MINNESOTA 

Standard Horse Shoe Co.. Boston.... 90 Hamilton Furnace Co.. Dutulh 46 

Thompson Wire Co.. The. Boston 95 Minnesota Steel Co.. Duluth 64 

Walworth Co.. Boston 102 Mineapolis B. S. C. Co.. Minneapolis.. 64 

Connolly Steel Cast ng Co.. Chelsea 31 Northwestern S. ft I. Co.. Minneapolis. 71 

Wickwire-Spencer Stl. Corp., Clinton.. 107 Western Crucible S. C. Co.. Minneapolis. 105 

Mystic Iron Works. Everatl 66 Great Northern Ry. Co., St. Cloud 45 

Simmond* Saw ft Stl. Co.. Fltchburg.. 87 Illinois Steel Co.. Si. Paul 50 

Worthlngton P. ft M. Corp.. Holyoke. .108 Zenith Furnace Co., West Duluth 111 

Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., Indian Orchard 27 MISSOURI 

Milbury SlI. Fdry. Co., Milbury 64 A. B. C. Boil, ft Rep. Co.. Kansas Cily. 3 

Wickwire-Spencer Stl. Corp-. Spencer.. 107 Sheffield Sleel Corp., Kansas Cily 87 

Quiney Steel Castings Co., Quincy 80 Union Wire Rope Co.. Kansas City 99 

Con. Wickwire-Spencer Concrete Machy. Stl. Corp.. Adrian... Spencer. 107 31 Amer. Car ft Fdry. Co.. Si. Charles... 6 

Page Tremont Sleel Nail ft Co.. Wire Wareham Co.. Adrian 75 97 Beery Iron ft Sleel Co.. St. Joseph... 16 

Clark Ord. Dept. Truck U. ft S. Army. Tractor WMertown... Co.. Bailie 73 Amer. Dempster Car Mill Fdry. Mfg. Co., Co St. . 1!.- Loui* ilrice 3ft 6 

Bay Wheeldon City EJee Wire Stl." Co.. West CiM.'Co., BrookfieW.. Bay City. 105 16 Omaha Broderick Sleet ft Bascom Works, Rope Oman* Co., St. Louis 78 20 

Industrial General Etec. BrownhoiM Co.. West Corp.. Lynn Bay City. 44 51 NEW Champ JERSEY Spring Co.. St. Louis 27 

Sup. Amer S. SlI. ft ft M. Cast. Wire Co.. Co., Benton Worcester.... Harbor. 92 12 Safety Illinois Cable Steel Co.. Co., Si. Bayonne Louis 50 ~1 

Clark Morgan Equipment Con, Co., Co.. Worcester Buchanan 66 28 LaClede Sleel Co.. St. Loui* 57 

Milchell-Diggina New England High Iron Carbon Co.. Cadillac Wire Co.. 45 Le*chen ft Son* Rope Co., A.. St. Loui* 56 

Wickwire-Spencer MICHIGAN 121 Thompson Worcester Wright Worcester S. ft Pressed Wire XV. Co., Co.. Stl. The. G. Corp., Co., P.. Worcester.. - Worcester. - 95 108 109 JO 107 MONTANA Anaconda NEBRASKA 

Missouri Si. St. Scullin Soulhern Volk Loui* Louis Loui* Louie Loui* Brothers Steel Rolling Pump Mang. Frog Steel Shovel Screw Copper Co.. ft Iron ft CaMing SlI. Mill Co., Switch Co.. St. Equip. Mm. Works, Co.. Louis Corp.. St. Co.. Co., Si. Loui* Loui*. St. Si. St. Si. Louis... Great Louis.. LouiB. Loui*. Loui* Louis ... 13-85 Fait*. 89 85 

101 85 84 65 85 1


Chrome Steel Works, Carteret 

American Radiator Co., New York..,. 8 

Athenia Sleet Co.. The Cl.fflon u Athenia Sleel Co.. The, New York 14 

Ulster Iron Worka, Dover 

\" Central Iron ft Coal Co.. New York.. 26 

Crueble Stl. Co., of Amer.. Harrison. . 32 Becker Steel Co. of Amer.. New York.. 16 

Driver Harris Co.. Harrison 

87 Colonial Iron Co., New York 29 

Worthington P. ft M. Corp., Harrison. LOS . Crucible Steel Co. of Amer.. New York. 32 

Olla Elevator Co., Harrison.......... 7-1 

5 

Eleclro-Melstturgical Co.. New York.. 39 

Taylor Wharton Iron ft Sleel Co., High 

13 

Elmira Sleel Co., New York 39 

Bridge 

32 

Foster-Wheeler Corp., New York 48 

Un.on Iron Works, Hoboken.. 

88 

Goshen Furnace Co.. New York 45 

Amer. Abrasive MelM* Co., Irvington. . 

0 

Halcomb Sleel Co.. New York 46 

Ame* A Co., W.. Jersey City 

80 

International Nickel Co.. New York 53 

Crucible Stl. Co.. of Amer., Jersey City 

n 

Lalanre ft Groajcan Mfg. Co., New York 57 

Eleclric Alloy Co., Morrlslown 

47 

New Jersey Zinc Co.. New York 70 

Amer.can Cable Co., Newark 

67 

Otis Elevator Co.. New York 73 

Eastern Steel Casting* Co., Newark. . . 

TO 

Jtall Joint Co.. The. New York 80 

Gen. Stl. Cast, ft Mach. Co., Newark.. 

08 

Railway Sleel Spring Co.. New York.. 80 

Heller Brothers Co., Newark 

100 

Rome Iron Milts, Inc.. New York.... 83 

KM. Lock Washer Co., Newark 

20 

Ssfrty Cable Co., New York 84 

Newark Tube Co., Newark 

01 

Titanium Alloy Mfg. Co.. The. New 

Riverside Stl. Cast. Co., Newark 

-i 

York 96 

U. Molybdenum S. Steel ft Corp., Wire Co., of America, Newark Red 

06 

U. S. Steel Corp. New Y*rk 100 

Bryden-Nererallp River Mine .... Co. New Brunswick. 65 

12 

Vanadium Corp, of Amer. New York.. 101 

Nal. Lock Washer NEW Co.. YORK Rtvera.de 

83 

Walsh ft McGee Steel Co., New York.. 102 

Tultle Rockaway Rolling Mill. The. Chaa. Rockaway. W„ Auburn. 98 

97 

Wickwire-Spencer Stl, Corp.. New Yorkl07 

Seneca Muiconetong Iron A Iron Steel Works, Co., Blasdell Stanhope. . . 86 . 

103 

Titanium Altoy Mfg. Co., The, Niagara 

Sleel Amer. ft SlI. Tubes, ft Wire Inc.. Co., Brooklyn Trenton 91 Falls 96 

Acme Roebllng Stl. Son* ft Malt. Co., I. J. Wks.. A.. Trenton.... 

Inc., Buffalo 3 Worthington P. ft M. Corp.. New York. 108 

Amer. Trenton Car Malt. ft Iron Fdry. Co.. The. Buffalo Trenton.. 6 Vanadium Corp.. of Am., Niagara Fall*. 101 

American Warren Fdry. Radiator ft Pipe Co., Corp., Buffalo Wharton. 8 Coplan Sleel Corp.. Odgensburg 81 

Alias NEW MEXICO Stool Casting Co.. Buffalo 16 Russell. Burdsal) ft Ward Bolt ft Nut 

Donner Steel Co.. Inc.. Buffalo 36 Co., Port Ohesler 84 

Farrar ft Treft* Ire. Buffalo 41 Wilherbee-Sherman ft Co., Port Henry. 107 

Frontier Iron Works. Buffalo 43 Phoenix Horse Shoe Co., Poughkeepsio. 77 

Hanna Furnace Co.. Buffalo 46 Rome Iron Mills. Inc., Rome 83 

Oti* Elevator Co., Buffalo 74 Rome Wire Co.. Rome 88 

Prall ft Lelchworlh Co.. Buffalo 79 General Electric Co., Schenectady 44 

Rogers-Brown Iron Co.. Buffalo 63 Choteauguy Ore A Iron Co., Slandieh. . 27 

Seneca Iron ft Sleel Co., Buffalo 86 Crucible Steel Co. of Amer.. Syracuse.. 32 

Strong Sleel Fdry. Co., Buffalo 92 EekelB-Nye Co., Syracuse 38 

Taylor Co.. VV. F„ Buffalo 93 Globe Forge A Fdrie*.. Inc.. Syracuse.. 44 

Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp.. Buffalo. 107 Halcomb Sleel Co.. Syracuse 46 

Worthmglon P. & M. Co.. Buffalo. ... 109 Onondaga Steel Co.. Syracuse 73 

Cohoes Rolling Mill Co.. Cohoes 29 Buffalo Steel Co.. Tonawanda 21 

Wickwire Brothers. Cortland 107 Buffalo Bolt Co., North Tonawanda... 21 

Amer. Car ft Fdry. Co.. Depew 6 Tonawanda Elee St. Cast, Corp., North 

Gould Coupler Co.. Depew 45 Tonawanda 96 

Alias 

Simond* U. Amer. American Amer. American 122 Elmlra Bethlehem New S. Aluminum 

Steel 

Car Abrasive Brake Sleel York Saw Locomotive ft Cable Sleel 

Corp., 

Co., ft Fdry. Shoe Metals Co., Steel Corp.. Elmira 

Dunkirk 

A Co.. New Co., The, Fdry. Co.. Co., Lackawanna.. New Masiena. York New Lockport,. Co.. York York.. York. The, . . 

16 

39 87 17 5 

7 6 . 100 Otia OHIO Adarason Atlantic Amer. Machined Morgan Ashtabula McMyler Carnegie Am. Riddelt Toledo Am. Younestown Tonawanda Burden Rail Hudson Adirondack Ludlum Metal I.a lance Sheet Joint Elevator Alloys. Sleet Crane Co., Vat. Engineering ft Iron Steel Fdry. Sleel Interstate St). Co.. Sheet Machine A Grosjean. A Iron S. Sbt.A Coke W. Fdries., Tin Co.. Casting Co., Co.. Co., Co.. Inc.. Co., The. F. Corp.. A.. Stl. ft Plate Tube Bucyrus The. Corp.. Yonkers Waieriiei Bellaire Co.. Akron Co., Troy Pro, Walervliel Co., Mfg. Bucyrus Co., Co.. Alliance N. Co.. Co., Co.. The, The. Troy Corp., Co.. The, Watcrvliet.. Alliance.... Ashtabula.. Tonawanda. Bridgeport Cambridge Campbell Bedford. Alliance. Woodhaven S. Akron..., Troy .111 

96 25 83 74 80 14 22 60 10 48 63 96 61 14 9 61 3 66 57 3


Amer. Sbl. A Tin Plate Co., Canton.. 9 

Berger Mfg. Co., Canton 16 

Canton Culvert ft Silo Co.. Canton 23- 

Canion Sleel Fdry. Co.. Canton 23- 

Dayton Malleable Iron Co.. Canton... 34- 

Jackaon Iron ft Steel Co., Ji.ckson.., 53 

Star Furnace Co., Jackson 91 

Weltaton Iron Furnace Co,, Jackson. .. 104 

Hanna Furnace Co., Leetonia 46 

Ohio Sleel Fdry. Co.. The. Limn 72 

Superior Sheet Stl. Co., The, Canton. . . 92 - National Tube Co., Lorain 69 

Timken Roller Bearing Co., The, Canton 95 Sharon Sleel Hoop Co., Lowellville. . . 86 

United Eng. ft Fdry. Co.. Canton 100 Carnegie Sleel Co., McDonald 25 

Cincinnati SlI. Cast. Co.. The, Cincinnati 28 Mansfield Sheet A Tin Plate Co.. Mans- 

Hanging Rock Iron Co., Cincinnati. . . . 46 Held 62 

Lunkenheimer Co.. The, Cincinnati.... 61 Commercial Sleel Casiiog* Co.. Marion. 31 

Pollak Steel Co.. The, Cincinnati.... 79 Marion Steam Shovel Co., The, Marlon. 62 

Sawbook SlI. Cast. Co., The Cincinnati 85 Pollak Steel Co.. The, Marion 79 

Weir-Kilby Corp.. Cincinnati 103 Am. Shi. ft Tin Plate Co.. Martin* Ferry 9 

Worthington P. ft M. Corp.. Cincinnati. 109 Wheeling Steel Corp.. Martins Ferry.. 107 

Amer. Sol. ft Tin Plate Co.. Cleveland. 9 Cenlral Alloy Steel Corp.. Mossilton.. 26 

Amer. Sleel ft Wire Co.. Cleveland.... 11 Maasillon Stl. Cast. Co.. Massillon... 63 

Balkwlll Mang. Crossing Co.. Cleveland 15 Union Drawn Sleel Co., Massillon. . . , 99 

Bartletl ft Snow Co.. C. O., Cleveland. 15 Amer. Rolling Mill Co., Middletown.. 8 

Boom Boiler ft Welding Co., The Cleve Carnegie Sleel Co., Mingo Junction... 24 

land 19 Buckeye Rolling Mill Co.. Newark 21 

Bourne Fuller Co.. Cleveland 20 American Sheet ft Tin Plato Co., New 

Cleve. Cliffs Iron Co., The, Cleveland. 28 Philadelphia 9 

Cleveland Hardware Co., Cleveland 28 Bessie Furnace Co., New Straiiaville., 17 

Cleveland St). Caaiings Co., Cleveland. 29 Falls Tube ft Mfg. Co.. Newton Fall-. . 41 

Corrigan-McKlnney Stl. Co.. Cleveland, 32 Newton Sleel Co., Newton Falls 71 

Crucible Steel Casting Co.. Clevetsnd.. 33 Falcon Sleel Co., The Nile* 41 

Elyria Iron ft Steel Co., Clovetand 39 Falcon Tin Plato Co., The. Nile* 41 

Empire Steel Co., Cleveland 40 Mshoning Valley SlI. Co.. The. Nile*. . 62 

Hanna Furnace Co., Clevelend 46 Republic Iron A Steel Co., Niles 82 

Nat. Mall, ft Stl. Cast. Co., Cleveland. 68 Thomas Sheet Steel Co., The, Nile*. . 95 

Ohio Sleel Castings Co., Cleveland 72 Waddell Steel Co.. Nile* 102 

Otis Sleel Co., Cleveland... 74 Atlis Chalmers Mfg. Co.. Norwood 4 

Perry Iron Co.. Cleveland 76 Wheeling Sleel Corp.. PorUmouth.. . . 106 

Stewart Furnace Co., Cleveland 91 Amer. Stl. A Wire Co., Salem 12 

Taylor ft Boggis Fdry. Co.. Cleveland. 93 Bay View Fdry. Co., Saoduaky 16 

Toledo Furnace Co.. Cleveland 96 Farrell Cheek Stl. Fdry. Co.. Sandusky. 41 

Trumbull Cliff* Furnace Co., Cleveland. 98 Ohio Seamless Tube Co.. The. Shelby. 72 

Wellman Seaver Morgan Co., Cleveland.104 International Harvester Co., Springfield 52 

Wesl Steel Coaling Co.. Cleveland 105 Ohio Steel Fdry. Co., The, Springfield. 72 

Phoenix Horse Shoe Co.. Cleve* 77 Buckeye Rolling Mitt Co., Sleubenville. 21 

American Rolling Mill Co., Columbu*.. 8 Weirton Sleel Co.. Sleubenville 104 

Bessie Furnace Co.. Columbus 17 Wheeling Steel Corp., Stoubenville 106 

BonneyFIoyd Co., The. Columbus 19 Struther* Furnac* Co., The, Strutber*. 92 

Bright-nan Bros. Co.. Columbu* 20 Champion Spark Plug Co.. Toledo. ... 27 

Buckeye Stl. Caat. Co.. The, Columbus. 21 Elyria Iron A Steel Co., Toledo 40 

Jeffrey Mfg. Co.. Columbu* 53 Industrial Steel Castings Co.. Toledo.. 51 

Timken Roll. Bear. Co.. The Columbus 96 Toledo Furnace Co.. Tolsdo 96 

123 Falls Keni Daylon Dayton Dennison Amer. Hanna Reeves Nat. Columbia Elyria Byers Treaty Amer. Hamilton Valley Belfont Dayton Marling Globe Elyria Falls Denniion Drawn Mach. Hollow Sheel Co., Iron Prog Iron Fdry. Mould Co., Furnace Mfg. Steel Stoel Mall. Iron Alloy Sleel Furnace A. ft Co.. Stl. The. Co., Co.. A Co., A Fdry. A Iron ft M.. Iron Slay Switch Steel Tin Steel Co.. Wire Iron The, Co., Jackson Greenville Stl. The The. Girard Co.. boll Co., Plate Co., Co.. The. Elyria Corp., Dover Cuyahoga CaMing Co.. Co., Elyria Dover Hanging Hamilton Co., Dayton Ironton Dayton Co., The, Elyria E, Ironton Hamilton.. Hubbard.. Liverpool. Cuyahoga Dover.. Co., Ironton. Falls. Rock. The, . 41- . 35- 34 46 30 34 22 97 82 46 39 45 34 101 16 56- 63 7 9 67 Toledo Follansbee Aetna Amer. Thomas Trumbull Warren Am. Milton Menough Mackintosh Weldle** Wheeling Aetna Carnegie Fllssimmons Newton Republic Sharon Struther* United Youngstown town Sheet Stand. Puddled Steel Eng. Stl. Iron Stl. Iron Sleel Iron Sleel Cliffs Sleel Tube Fdry. Fur, Sleel Brothers A Hemphill Hoop Pro. A Co.. ght. Casting A Tin Engineering Co., A Eng. Fdry Co., Co.. Sleet Co.. Pumsco Iron Co., ft Corp.. Steel Co.. Co., The. Plato Co., Wellalon Co.. Co. Youngstown Yo The. Co.. The. Co.. Co., Tube Co.. WooMer The. Co., Wellsville Youngstown Youngstown.... ingstown Co., Toronto Yorkvitte Co.. Youngstown.. Youngstown. The, Co.. The Warren Wooster. Youngstown. Warren.. Warren.... Co., Youngstown WellBville. Wsrren. Warren. Toledo. Youngs ... .. 106 104 »09 

.100 . 98 42 63 64 25 70 103 42 87 82 92 95 62 96 9 3 8 4 98


Youngstown Shi. A Tube Co., Youngstown 

110 

Amer. Rolling Mill Co.. Zanesville-.... 6 

Youngstown Sht. A Tube Co.. Zanesvilto 

Ill 

OKLAHOMA 

Amotd's Iron A Stl Mills Oklahoma C. 14 

Oklahoma Iron Works. Tulsa 72 

Oklahoma Steel Casting* Co., Tulsa... 72 

Union Wire Rope Co.. Tulsa 99 

OREGON 

Columbia Steel Corp.. Portland 30 

Eleclric Sleel Fdry. Co.. Portland 39 

U. S. Sleel Products Co., Portland 100 

PENNSYLVANIA 

Atlantic Stl. CaBt. Co.. The. Cheater.. 15 

Delaware River Sleel Co.. Chester 34 

Federal Sleel Fdry. Co.. Chester 41 

Penn Sleel CaMings Co., CheMer 76 

South Cheater Tube Co., Chester 88 

Carnegie Steel Co., Clairton 24 

Amer. Mond Nickel Corp., Clearfield.. 8 

Belhlebem Sleel Corp.. Coaiesville IS 

I.uken* Steel Co.. Coatesville 60 

Edwards, E. T.. Columbia 38 

Janson Steel ft Iron Co.. Columbia.... 53 

Reading Iron Co.. Columbia 81 

Connellaville Mfg. ft Mine Sup. Co.. 

ConnclUvill* 31 

Wood Iron ft Stl. Co.. Atan, Con*hohocken 

108 

Kidd Drawn Steel Co,, Aliquipp.i. ... 56 

Vulcan Crucible Stl. Co., Aliquippa. ... 101 Dusquesne Steel Fdry. Co., Coraopoll*. 37 

Pltuburgh Sit. Pro. Co., Allenport 

Russell. Burdsall A Ward Bolt A Nut 

Amer. Stl. A Wire Co.. Allentown. . . Co., Coraopoll* 84 

Traylor Eng. A Mfg. Co.. Attentown. Mclnne* SI). Co., Ltd.. Corry 61 

Altoona Iron Co.. Altoona. 

Penn Iron A Stl. Co.. Creighlon 76 

American Bridge Co., Ambridge..... Eagan-Johnson Stl. A Iron Co., Crum 

Central Tube Co., Ambridge 

Lynne 37 

Standard Seamlesa Tube Co.. Ambridge Eddystone Steel Co, Crum Lynne. ... 38 

Wyckoff Drown' Steel Co.. Ambridge. Amer. Swedo Iron Co.. Danville 12 

Apollo Sleet Co.. Apollo 

Danville Iron A Steel Corp.. Danville.. 34 

Delaware Seamiest Tube Co., Auburn Danville Strue Stl. Co.. Inc.. Danville. 34 

Nat, Roll A Fdry Co, Avonmore 68 Reading Iron Co.. Danville 81 

Bsbeoek ft Wilcox >Tube Co., The. Amer. Steel A Wire Co, Donora 12 

Beaver Falls 16 Adrian Furnace Co, DuBoia 8- 

Brighton Elee. Sleel Casting Co.. Beaver Punaiutawney Furnace Co., DuBois. . 80. 

Falla ....' 20- Dunbar Corp.. Dunbar 37 

Mottrup SlI. Pro. Co.. Beaver Palls.. 65 We*.tinghou*e .Elee A Mfg. Co., East 

Stand. Stl Spec. Co., Beaver Fall*. ... 90 Pitlsburgh 104 

Union Drawn SlI. Co., Beaver Falls... 98 Treadwell Eng. Co.. Easton 97 

Sutton Engineering Co.. Bt lief onto. . . . 93. Wharton Co., Wm, Jr, Ea*ton 105 

Amer. Csr-ft- Fdry. Co.. Berwick 6 Anna Stand. Eng. Co, Ellwood City.. 104 

Carnegie Steel Co.. Bessemer 24 Ellwood Steel Corp., Ellwood Cily.... 39 

Bethlehem -Sleel Corp., Bethlehem.... 17 National Tube Co, Ellwood City 69 

Birdsboro S. F. A M. Co.. Birdsboro.. 19 Reading Iron Co, Emsus 81 

Brooke- Iron Co, E. ft G. Birdsboro.. 20 Emporium Iron Co., Emporium 40 

Reading Iron Co.. Birdsboro 81 Erie City Iron Works, Erie 40- 

Blandon -Rolling Mill, Inc. Blandon.. . 19 Erie Forge Co.. Erie 40. 

Amer. Car ft Fdry. Co.. Bloomsburg., 6 Griffin Mfg. Co, Erie 45 

Allegheny Steel Co.. Brackenridge.. . 4 National Fdry. Co.. Erie 67 

West Penn Steel Co.. Brackenridge 105 Perry Iron Co., Eri* 76- 

Amer. Sleel ft Wire Co., Braddock.... 12 m 

Carnegie Sleel Co., Etna 23 

Sterling Sleel Fdry. Co.. Braddock... 91 Spang Chalfanl ft Co, Eina 89 

iBryden-Neverslip Braeburn Cyclops Universal Vanadium Columbia Csnonsburg Stand. Columbia Superior Union Amer Amer. Summerill Logan Standard Prog. Rowland's Locomotive Switch Sleel Elee Iron Tin Steel Sleel Stl. Steel Sleel Alloy Steel Corp.. Sons, Tubing Plate S. A Fdries. ft Stl. ft Co.. ft Steel Work* Co.. Corp., Co., Si. Inc., Mfg of Co., Co.. Shafting Corp.. Co.. 1. Inc.. Co,. Amer.. Corp.. Co.. Wks.. Chester Butler Bridgeville T.. Co., Chester Catasauqua Co., Csnonsburg Carnegie Bridgeport Bridgeville Carnegie Cheltenham Burnham..,. Co.. Carlisle.... Canonsburg. Bridgeville. Braeburn.. Burnham. Carnegie 13-84 100 . , 30. 99 21 90 92 33 10 59 101 23 20 48 7 30 92 90 Cenlral Everetl-Saxton Amer Carnegie Franklin Copper-Weld Pillsburgh Pittsburgh Walworth Harriiburg Thomas Hyde Bethlehem Reading Universal Carbon Merchant Crucible Anchor • Railway I..• -i--.il.. Harrisburg r*Ir. Park Sht. Stl. SlI. Iron Drawn Steel Iron Sleel pi»p. Iron ft Sleel ft A Co, Steel Sleel Steel F. Pipe Cast. ft Evans Wire Steel Co., Co, ft CaMing Spring S'l. Tin Co.. Co., Co, Works. Steel Co, Greenaburg Sleel ft Fdry. Corp. Co., M. Co, The. The, Co, Co.. Plate Co, Everett Kimmelton Pipe Klrwin Farrell Co.. Co, Co, Glassport Inc. Corp, Johnstown Franklin Hokendauqua. Glas»port Johnstown.... Farrell Lalrobe Lancaster.. Co., Bending Hyde Latrobe.... Lansdowne. Harri*burg. lancaater. Station. Glassport Farrell.. Park.. Co., .. 102 . 23 81 

47 43 40 78 18 12 57 63 60 78 33 26 23 13 80 100 49 95 9


Vanadium Alloy Steel Co., Latrobe. . .. 101 Taylor Co, Inc., N. ft G, Philadelphia 93 

Vulcan Mold A Iron Co., Latrobe. ... 102 Tioga Stl. ft Iron Co.. Philadelphia... 96 

Bethlehem Steel Corp., Lebanon 18 Wood I. ft S. Co., A, Philadelphia. ..108 

Lavino Furnace Co, Lebanon 57 Phoenix Iron Co, Phoenixville 77 

Lebanon Iron Co., Lebanon 58 Pine Iron Wk*. Co, Pine Forge 77 

Lebanon Sleel Fdry. Co, Lebanon... 5*1 Carnegie Sleel Co., Pillock 24 

Am. Sheet A T. P. Co.. Leechburg... 9 Am. Brake S. ft F. Co., Pillsburgh... 6 

Am. Sheet ft T. P. Co.. McKeesport.. 9 American Bridge Co, Pittsburgh.,... 6 

Firth Sterling Sleel Co.. McKeexport. 42 American Monil Nickel Co, Pittsburgh 7 

Fort Pill Sleel Cast. Co.. McKeesport. 43 Am. Sheel ft T. P. Co.. Piltaburgh... 8 

McKeesport Tin Plato Co., McKeesport 61 American Steel Co, Pittsburgh 10 

National Tube Co.. McKeesport 69 Ameriean Sleel Foundrle*. Piltaburgh. 11 

Carnegie Steel Co, McKees Rock*.... 24 American S. A VV. Co, Pittsburgh 12 

Crucible Stl. Co. of Am, McKees Rocks 33 Byers Co, A. M, Piltaburgh 22 

Ft Pitt Sp, ft Mfg. Co., McKees Rock* 43 Carnegie Steel Co.. Pillsburgh 23 

Lockhart I. ft S. Co., McKee* Rocks.. 59 Central Tube Co, Piltaburgh 26 

Taylor Wilson Mfg. Co.. McKees Rocks 93 Colonial Sleel Co.. Pittsburgh 29 

Lavino Furnace Co.. Marietta 57 Crucible S. Co. of America. Pillsburgh 33 

Mackintosh Hemphill Co, Midland... 62 Dilworlh, Porter A Co.. Pillsburgh... 36 

Pittsburgh Crucible Stl. Co.. Midland. 77 Duraloy Co.. The. Pittsburgh 37- 

American Car ft Fdry. Co, Milton... 6 Follansbee Bros. Co, Piltaburgh 42 

Beaver Alloy Fdry. Co, Monaca 16 Port Pill Bridge Co.. Pittsburgh 43 

Colonial Sleel Co, Monaca 29 Homp field Foundries Co., Pillsburgh.. 48 

Piltaburgh Tool S. ft W. Co, Monaca 79 Hubbard ft Co, Pillsburgh 48 

Superior Stl. Product* Co., Monaca.. 92 Jone* ft Laughlin Stl. Corp, Pittsburgh 54 

Am. Sheel ft T. P. Co, Monesien 9 Jones ft Laughlin Stl. Corp, Piltaburgh 55 

National Sleel Fabric Co.. Monessen.. 6t< LeMoyne Steel Co., Pillsburgh 58 

Page Sleel ft Wire Co, Mone*s*n.... 75 Lewis Fdry. ft Mach. Co, Pillsburgh 58 

Piltaburgh Sleel Co., Monessen 78 McConway ft Torley Co, Pillsburgh.. 61 

Pittsburgh Stl. Product* Co.. Monessen 79 MackintoHh-Hemphill Ce, Pittsburgh.. 62 

LeMovne Steel Co, Monongahela 58 Mesta Machine Co, Piltaburgh 63 

Alloy Metal Wire Co, Moore 4 Molybdenum I'orp. of Am., Pittsburgh !".$ 

Drain Steel Co, Moore 36 Monongahela I. ft S. Co, Pittsburgh. 65- 

Carnegie Steel Co. Munhall 25 Monongahela Tube Co, Piltaburgh... 65 

Damascu* Stl. Cast. Co., New Brighton 33 National Stl. Fabric Co, Pillsburgh.. 68 

Townsend Co, New Brighton 97 National Tube Co, Pittsburgh 68 

Am. SheM ft T. P. Co., New Castle... 9 Oil Well Supply Co, Pittsburgh 72 

Carnegie Sleel Co, New Castle..:... 23 Oliver Iron A Steel Corp, Pittsburgh. 73 

Elliolt Blair Sit. Co, New Castle 39 Pgh. Crucible Steel Co.. Piltaburgh... 77 

Penn*. Engineering Wks., New Castle. 76 Pgh. Forge ft Iron Co, Pillsburgh... 77 

Am. S. ft T. P. Co., New Kensington.9-10 Pgh. Piping ft Equip. Co, Pillsburgh. 78 

Union S. ft Mfg. Co, New Kensington 99 Pgh. Rolls Corp.. Pillsburgh 78 

Newbold ft Sons Co.. R.S, Norristown 70 Pgh, Steel Co, Pittsburgh 78 

Van Alen ft Co, Northumberland 101 Pgh. Steel Producta Co, Pillsburgh.. 79 

Bdgewater Steel Co., Oakmonl 38 Pgh, Valve Fdry. A Con. Co, Pillsburgh 79 

Nat). Transit P. ft M. Co.. Oil Cily.. 68 Reliance Coke A Fur. Co.. Pillsburgh. 82 

Parkesburg Iron Co., Parkesburg 75 Reliance Stl. Casting Co.. Pittsburgh.. 83 

Carbon Furnace Co, Parryville 23 Sharpsville Fur. Co, The Piltaburgh. 87 

125 American Ameriean American Chester Davis Devlin Disston Dodge Durable Everett-Saxton Flogg Hughe* Illingworth Ivlna Lavino Link Logan Marshall. Merchant Midvale National Nicetown OIney Phoenix Standard Philadelphia iJelphia ft Tube Belt Brothers, Foundry Iron Steel Mfg. ft Furnace Stl. Co, Producta Iron Co.. Alloy Plato Steel Swedo Bridge A Eng, Edward Co, Sons Patterson, VVks, ft Stl. Cast. Evan* Co, Co., The. Stanley Co, Stl. Co.. Wa»b. Philadelphia Co, Co.. Wk*. Co., Co.. Inc., I. Iron Co, Thoman. Ellwood. Philadelphia Co, ft Co, E., Philadelphia Co.. Philadelphia Co., Philadelphia The. Philadelphia G, Co., Co, Co.. Pencovd Philadelphia Philadelphia—. Philadelphia.— S. Philadelphia Philadelphia... Philadelphia... Philadelphia.. Wks, Philadelphia. John. Philadelphia Philadelphia Henry, Phila* ... 34 37 27 12 36 

49 69 63 40 64 57 67 43 73 6? 90 35 53 71 59 5 « 6 77 Shenango Shenango-Penn Standard Slroh Superior Sulton Union United West Williams WUherow Wyckoff Bramcote GtasBow Columbia Carpenter Thomas Eastern Eaatern Reading Punxsutawney Empire Reading Temple Leechburg Stl, Spring Sleel Elee Eng. Engineering Steel Furnace ft Steel Iron Steel Drawn Sleel Iron Steel Iron Seam. Furnace Stl. Fy. Steel Hard. ft Co, Casting Steel ft Caslins Co, Co.. Casting* Fur. Co., Corp., Py. Mold Tube Co, SlI. Co., Stl. Mfg. Inc.. Proe Mach. Shall. Co, Corp, The, Reading...... PottMown Co.. Co, Pottsville Co., Co, The Piltaburgh Co, Co., Co, Piltaburgh Pillsburgh Reading Co., Pillsburgh,. Co, Co, Pittsburgh Reading Punxsutawncy Pittsburgh.. Pillsburgh... Pittsburgh. Pillsburgh. Piltaburgh.. Reading Pittsburgh. Pillsburgh. Piltaburgh, Reading... Piltaburgh Reading.. Pollstown Rankin... .99-100 .. 107 108 . .104 . 92 3B 81 4* 20 38 25 93 81 40 95 

87 91 SO* 31 99 90 87 99 

109 92-


Colonial Iron Co, Rlddle*burg 29 

Am. Sheet ft T. P. Co., Scottdale..,. 10 

Scranton Bolt ft Nut Co., Scranton... 85 

National Mall, ft SlI. Cast. Co., Sharon 68 

Sharon Fdry. Co.. Sharon 86 

Sharon Sleel Hoop Co., Sharon...., 86 

Stewart Furnace Co, The, Sharon.... 91 

W.Ikes Rolling Mill, Sharon 107 

Reliance Coke ft Fur. Co, Sharpsville 82 

Sharpsville Fur. Co.. The. Sharpsville 87 

Tennessee Prod. Corp, Lyte* Wrigley. 94 

Napier Iron Work*, Nashville 66 

Tennessee Products Corp, Nashville. 94 

Tennessee Prod. Corp, Ravenscroft.. 94 

Kerrihard Co, The. Red Oak 56 

Tennesiee Products Corp, Rockdale.. 94 

Roane Iron Co., Rockwood 83 

Dover Iron Co., Tennessee Ridge 36 

TEXAS 

Beaumont Iron Worka Co., Beaumont. 16 

Shrnango Furnace Co, Sharpsville... . 87 El Paso Fdry. A Mach. Co., EI Paso.. 39 

Shenango-Penn Mold Co, Snarpaville. 87 Texaa Sleel Co., Fort Worth 95 

Valley Mold ft Iron Corp, Sharpsville. 101 Kelly Plow Co.. G. A., Longview 55 

lavino Furnace Co., Sheridan 58 UTAH 

Foley Steel Co, Slatington 42 Western Steel Co, Midvale 105 

Carnegie Sleel Co, South Duquesne.. 24 Columbia Steel Corp.. Provo 30 

Keystone Drawn Stl. Co., Spring City. 56 Am. Fdry. A Mach. Co, Salt Lake City 7 

Bethlehem Steel Corp, Steelton 18 VERMONT 

Stroudsburg Engine Work*. Inc. The. Pairbaven Fdry. A Mach, Co., Fairhaven 41 

Slroudaburg 92 VIRGINIA 

Wood Iron ft Sleel Co, A, Swedeland. 108 Penn Fdry. A Machine Co, Basic.... 70 

Temple Furnace Co., Temple 94 Southesslern Iron Corp, Goshen 89 

Temple Mall. Iron A Sleel Co.. Temple 94 Low Moor Iron Co, Low Moor. 60 

Cyclop* Sleel Co, Inc., Tllu«vllle 33 lavino Furnace Co, Lynchburg 58 

Troy Engine ft Machine Co., Troy... 97 Pulaski Iron Co.. Pulaakl 79 

Dudley Etec. ft Mach. Co, Unionlown 37 Old Dominion Iron ft Sleel Wka, Ine, 

Am. Sheet A T. P. Co, Vandergrift.. 10 Richmond 72 

Uniled Eng. A Fdry. Co., Vandergrift. 100 Tredegar Co, The. Richmond 97 

Pgh. Cold Rolled Steel Co.. Verona... 77 Roanoke Iron Wka.. Inc.. Roanoke. ..83 

Jessop Sleel Co.. Washington 54 Virginia I.. C. ft C. Co.. Roanoke... .101 

Molybdenum Corp. of Am, Washington 65 WASHINGTON 

Tyler Tube A Pipe Co, Washington.. 98 Everett Sleel Co., Everrtt 40 

Washington Tin Plato Co, Washington . 103 Uniled Sleel Co., Everelt 100 

Wealherly Stl. Cart. Co, Wealberly. .103 Lamb Machine Co., Hoquiam 57 

Mesta Mach. Co.. West Homestead... 61 Pacific Car ft Fdry. Co, Ronton 74 

West Leechburg Steel Co, West 

Aurora Fdry. Co, Seattle 15 

Leechburg 105 Broderick ft Bascom Rope Co.. Seattle 20 

Hanna Furnace Co., West Middlesex.. 46 Northwest 8. ft M. PiocT Co., Seattle. 71 

Sharon Foundry Co., Wheatland 84 Olympic Sleel Work*, Seattle 73 

Harard Mfg. Co.. WilkesBarrc -IT Pacific Car ft Fdry. Co., Seattle 74 

Vulcan Iron Worka. Wilkes-Barre 102 Pacific Coaat Sleel Co.. Seattle 75 

Sweet's Sleel Co, Wiltiamsport 93 Rothert Steel Corp, Seattle 84 

Williamsport W. R. Co, Williamsport.107 Tennant Steel Casting Co., Seattle.... 94 

Monongahela Tube Co, Wilson 66 Washington Iron Works, Seatlte 103 

Oliver Iron A Steel Corp, Wilson.... 73 Skagil Stl. ft Iron Wks, Sedro Wootey 88 

Jonea A Laughlin SlI. Corp.. Woodtawn 55 Union Iron Works. Spokane 99 

Wyoming Shovel Work*. Wyoming. .. 

12i 

109 Puget Sound I. ft S, Wk*.. The. Tacoma 79 

American Chain Co., Inc., York 6 WEST VIRGINIA 

RHODE Rhode SOUTH XJ. TENNESSEE 

Roane Tenn. Cranberry Rhode Bos*. So. Tennessee Walsh Warner Knoxville LaFollelle York Crosby Rhode Washburn dence Ferro S. Metal Valley Meehan ISLAND Island CAROLINA Iron Island A Island Navy Co.. Iron Weidner Iron Alloys Fur, Coal Prod. Wire ft Co, J. Co, I. Yard, Crucible Strip Mall. Fdriea, Alloys D., Co, A Co., Co.. Chattanooga Cumberland Co, Corp, R. Iron B. Pawiuckot S. Charleston Johnson R. Knoxville I. Co, Phillipsdale Chattanooga.... Steel Co., Co, Chattanooga.... Co., Co.. Chattanooga.. Wks, Chattanooga. York Phitlipadale Co., Coltingwood LaFollette City. Furnace. Hillsgrove 83 100 Provi- ... 103 109 56 94 83 88 103 82 32 102 57 83 94 82 Wheeling American Am. Monongahela Blackwood Parkeraburg Weirton Wheeling Am. Weirton Pulaski Follanabee International W.Virginia Duraloy Sheet Iron Co, Sleel Car ft Steel ft Etec. Broa. Rail I. T. Nickel The. A Co, T. ft Co., ft Corp, P, S. Fdry. Co, Corp., P. Co, S. Eckman New Co, Clarkaburg Corp.. Welrton Co., Co, The. Co., Co, Follansbee Benwood Morgantown.. Cumberland.. Beach Cheater Hunlinglon.. Parkeraburg. Parkeraburg Huntington. Paden Huntington Bottom.. City. 104 

106 19 53 37 42 80 10 

105 6 75 65 107


Am. Sheet A T. P, Co., Wheeling 10 

National Tube Co, Wheeling 70 

Wheeling Mold A Fdry. Co., Wheeling. 106 

Wheeling Steel Corp., Wheeling 106 

WISCONSIN 

Seamless Steel Tube Co., Appleton... 85 

Hetgeraon Fdry. Co, Green Bay 47 

Arnrson Foundry Co, Kenosha 14 

May Mil.- Iron Co, Mayville 63 

Marinette Boiler Works, Marinette.. . 62 

Allis-Chatmera Mfg. Co, Milwaukee.. 4 

American Metal Prod. Co., Milwaukee 7 

Chain Belt Co., Milwaukee 27 

Crucible Steel Casting Co., Milwaukee 33 

Falk Corp, The, Milwaukee 41 

Gerllnger Elee Stl. Cast. Co, Milwaukee 44 

Globe Steel Tube* Co, Milwaukee 45 

Harniacnfcgcr Corp., Milwaukee 46 

Illinois Steel Co, Milwaukee 50 

Inland Sleel Co, Milwaukee 52 

Kinile Corp, Milwaukee,....' 66 

Maynard Elee Stl. Cast- Co., Milwaukee 63 

Milwaukee Steel Fdry. Co, Milwaukee 64 

hat-nil Enam. A Stpg. Co, Milwaukee 67 

National Steel Fdrie*. Milwaukee 68 

Pelton Sleel CaMing Co. Milwaukee.. 76 

Sivyer Steel Calling Co. Milwaukee.. 87 

Smilh sn. Caat. Co, O. 11, Milwaukee 88 

Stand. Cruc. Stl. Cast. Co.. Milwaukee 89 

Thomas Furnace Co., Milwaukee 95 

Wehr Sleet Co., Milwaukee 103 

Bucyrua Co., South Milwaukee 21 

Belle Cily Malleable Iron Co, Racine. 16 

Racine Sleel Casting Co, Racine 80 

CANADA 

Imperial S. A W. Co, Collmgwood.. . 114 

Huronia S. Co, Ltd, The, Coltingwood. 114 

Steel Co. of Canada, Lid., Brant .ord. .116 

St. Lawrence S. A W. Co, Gananoque, 115 

Sleel Co. of Canada. Lid, Gananoque. 116 

Burlington Steel Co., Hamilton 112 

Canadian Drawn Stl. Co., Hamilton.. . 112 

Canadian Steel A Wire Co., Ltd., The, 

Hamilton 113 

Dominion F. A S. Ltd, Hamilton.. .. 113 

Inter. Hare Co. of Can, Hamilton... 114 

Moster Safe Co., Hamilton 115 

Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., Hamilton.. 116 

Union Drawn Stl. Co.. Lid.. Hamilton.116 

Lyaaght Dora. Sheet Metal Corp., Ltd.. 

East Hamilton 114 

Hull I. A S. Fdrie, Ltd., The, Hull. . .114 

Joliette Sleel, Lid, Joliet 114 

London Roll. Mill Co., Ltd., London.. 114 

Steel Co. of Canada. Lid., London 116 

Baldwin's Montreal, Ltd, Montreal.. 112 

Bryden Ncverslip Co., Montreal 112 

Can. Brake S. A F. Co, Lid, Montreal. 118 

Can. Electric SlI.. Ltd., Montreal. ... 112 

Can. National Railway Co, Montreal. 112 

Can. Steel Fdrie*. Ltd., Montreal. ... 112 

Can. Steel Fdrie*. Ltd., Montreal 113 

Can. Tube A S. P. Co, Ltd, Montreal. 113 

Peck Roll. Mill*, Ltd, Montreal 115 

Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., Montreal.. . 116 

Nora Scotia S, ft C, Co.. New Glasgow. 115 

Wabi Iron Works, Lid.. The, New 

Llakeard 116 

Kennedy ft Sons, Ltd, The. W, Owen 

Sound 114 

Can, Fur. Co., Ltd.. Port Colborne.. . 113 

Pender ft Co., Ltd., J„ St. John 115 

Portland Roll. Mill*. Ltd, St. John...115 

Algoma Steel Corp, Sautt Ste Marie.. Ill 

Dom. Alloy Steel Corp., Samia 113 

Manitoba Roll. Mill Co, Selkirk 115 

Manitoba Sleel Fdry, Ltd.. Selkirk... 115 

Shawinnigan Fdrie*. Ltd,, Shawirvuigan 

Palla 115 

Can. Brake Shoe ft Fdry. Co., Ltd., 

Sherbrooke 112 

Dom. Iron ft Steel Co, Ltd., Sydney. 113 

Nova Scotia Stl. ft Coal Co., Sydney. .115 

Baldwin Can. Stl, Corp, Ltd.. Toronto. Ill 

Steel Co. of Canada. Ltd, Toronto.... 116 

Drolet La Co., P. X., Quebec 114 

Can. AHa* Steel Co,. Ltd, Wetland.. .112 

Can, Steel Pdries, Ltd., Welland 113 

Carbon A Aly. Stl*. Co, Lid, Wetland. 113 

Elee, Metal. Co. of Can., Ltd., Welland. 114 

Welland SlI. CaM*. Co, Ltd, Welland. 117 

127 

Manitoba Roll. Mill Co., Winnipeg... 115 

Vulcan I. Wk*.. Ltd., The. Winnipeg.116

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By-Product Coking Plants and Allied Industries 

(SEE PAGE 141 FOR GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX.) 

ALABAMA BY-PRODUCTS CORPORA- 

TION, American Trust Blilf., Birmingham, 

Ala. 

Chairman—Kr»kme Ramsay 

fret.—M. W. Bush 

Vice Pres.—Albert P. Bu»h 

Vic* Pres. Sales—If. Hammond 

Treaa.—II, L. Morrow 

Assl. Sece. -.r.d Aaal. Trea*.—H. M. Cowari 

Sec.—J. A. Shook 

Pur. A||.—R. N. Magill 

(At Tarrant. Ala., Planl) 

Supl.—A. C. Ovenon 

Assl. Supt.—A. M, Cook 

Mech. Engr.—G. R. Oxley 

M. M.—Claude Sixemor* 

Chief Elee.—J. K. Williamson 

Sleam Engr. klftl Safe!)' Insp,—Troy Sixemore 

Pur. Agl.—K. N. Mnijill 

ChemisI—VV. M. Mobley 

EQUIPMENT—100 Koppera orens. 49 

Koppcr* Becker ovens 

Capacily—2.400 tons per day 

ALGOMA STEEL CORP., Sault Ste. 

Marie. Onl.. Can. 

Prea.—W. C. Franx 

Vice Prea, and Gen. Max—J. D. Jones 

Vice Prea, Finance—James W. Gemmell 

Treaa.—E. W. Shell 

Assl. Trea*. and Assl. Sec.—Wm. Jeffrey 

Sec.—Alex Taylor 

Pur. Agt.—S. V. McLeod 

Gen, Salea Mgr—J. D. Gray 

Mgr.—J. D. Jones 

Supl.—Wm. Seymour 

Asst. Supl.—E. A. Davis 

M. M.—A. R. Gilleapie 

Chief Elee—M. Carroll 

Gen. Foremen—E. Rose and E. O'Sullivsn 

EQUIPMENT—110 Koppera, 110 Wilpulto 

ovens 

Safely Insp B. F. Slrebel 

EQUIPMENT—180 Koppers oven* 

Capacily—1.080,000 ton* of coal per year 

ASHLAND BY-PRODUCT COKE CO.. 

(Subsidiary Semei Solvay Co.). Aahland. 

Ky. 

Prea.—P. k. Malin 

Vice Pre*.—J. H. While 

Sec.-Treas.—D. H. Putnam 

Asal. Treas.—H. S. Swan 

Anal. Sec.—VV D. Birkhnm 

Pur. Agl.—B. O. Heywr 

Supl.—C. L Bransford 

Make 

BATTLE 

of Oiena— 

CREEK 

Scmet-Solvay 

GAS CO.. 2G E. Main 

PRODUCTS—Coke 

Si.. Bailie Creek, 

and 

Mich. 

by-product* 

Pres.—D. H, Prater 

Vice Pre*.. Pur. Agl. and G. M.—F. VV. 

Seymour 

Treas. and Sec.—E. B. Zimmer 

Asst. Trek*, and As-t. Sec. — David H. 

Fraier. Jr. 

Supt.—0. L. Kordheira 

Steam Engr—D. VV. Sawyer 

Chemist—If. W. Jackman 

EQUIPMENT—11 Koppers cro** regenerative 

owns 

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP.. Bethlehem. 

Pa. 

Chairman—Charles M. Schwab 

Prea.—E. 0. Grace 

Assl. to Pres.—J. M. Larkin 

Vice Prea.—H. E. Lewis 

Vice Pres.—Joseph J. Tynan 

Vice Pres.—C. A. Buck 

Vice Pres,—Quincy Benl 

Sec.—R. E. McMath 

Assl. Sec.—N. Berkeley 

Treas.—VV. F. Harlmann 

Asst. Treat,—W. L. Achenbach 

Compt.—F. A. Shick 

Asat. Coin-.!.—VV. L. Lewis 

Mgr. Slrucll. and Plato Sales—0. H. 

Blakeley 

Mgr. of Ordnance—G. VV. Struble 

Capacily—2.400 tons coke daily 131 

Gen. Salea Agl.—E. S. Kniaely 

AMERICAN (At Supl.—XV. Chief Gen. Prea.—Wm. Asal. Treaa.—J. Aaat. Head Chemist—S. Foreman Vice Ser. M. felleres, M.—Howard Coke Pre*.—J. Prea. Foreman—George Supl.—F. to Chicago Elee.—H, Clerk—C. A BIdg.. Pres.—Wm. Masons—D. V. STEEL Work*. K. R. Ry.. and All.-n I. P. P.ndry Thomas, S. Chariesworlh 

Cleveland. Palmer Gen. W. R. A. Cleveland. J. A Keefe. Harvard Burnelto WIRE Bella Heider Mnore Thompson Salea D. S. Chicago 

King CO., O. Agt.—F. Baldwin Ave. O.) Rocke and Baack- N. S. (At lur. Gen. Supt.—C. Supt.—R. EQUIPMENT—360 Capacily—2.190,000 Supt.—A. Assl. Bethlehem. Sparrows Lackawanna. Traffic Agl.—C. Supl.—J. S. C. H. Mgr.—J Glazier Underwood 

Harris. Point. R. M. Pa.. Hollon N. Slryker tons Koppers Y.. Jr. M. Northampton Md.) Gross of Plant) coal ovens per Plant) year


M. M.—M. C. Stoeae 

Chiel Klec.—Thomas Cavanaugh 

Chemist--!,. J. Mahar 

EQUIPMENT—60 Semel-Solvay. 171 Koppera 

oven* 

Capacily—105,000 tons per month 

(Al Johnstown. Ps., Cambria Plant) 

Supt.—H, M. Crossett 

Aaal. Supt.— :;, Kent. Franklin Works 

Assl. Sunt.—E. R. Merrill. Roiedalc Wk*. 

M. M.—J, P Pinder and L, D, Litllo 

EQUIPMENT— Koppera, Cambria and 

Semet-Souiy ovens 

(Ai Lebanon. Pa.) 

Supt.—E. R. Christian 

(At Steelton, Pa.) 

Supl.—B. W. Winship 

Aast. Supt.—Charle> XV. Thornton 

EQUIPMENT—120 Semel-Solvay and 60 

Koppera oeena 

Capacity—50,000 gross tona 

BY-PRODUCTS COKE CORP.. 332 Soulh 

Supt.—Geo. XV. Curtis 

As*t. Supl.—C. G. Kelly 

Mech. Engr.—W. K. Allebach 

M. M.—Charles Reber 

Steam Engr.—Wilmer McDowell 

Chief Elic.—Hsrry Herxer 

ChemisI—E. FoMer Coffman 

Gen. Foreman—Frank L. Marshall 

Safely Insp.—Wm. A. Jamison 

EQUIPMENT—37 Koppera ovens 

Capacity—'j tons 

CARNEGIE STEEL CO., Carnegie Bldg. 

Piltaburgh. Pa. 

Prea.—VV. G. Clyde 

Asst*. lo Pres.—Tho*. Woods. W. R. Balainger 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—I. L. Hughes. A. N. Diehl 

Michigan Ave.. Chicago, III. 

Vice Pres. and Sec.—Jat. J. Campbell 

Cm. Mgr. of Salea—Chat. L, Wood 

Treat.—W, C. McCausland 

A»*t. Treas.—H. E. Jeffries 

Assl. Sec.—Jamct W. Hamilton 

Pur. Agl.—Chaa. R. Miller. Jr. 

Pres.—C. D. Caldwell 

CENTRAL ALLOY STEEL CORP.. Ober- 

Asst. lo Pres.—J. D. Forrest 

lin Rood. Massillon. O. 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—D. L. Ward 

Chairman—F. J. Griffiths 

Vice Pre*. Sates—Seymour Wheeler 

Pre., -nd Trei*.—C. E. Sluart 

Treas.—D. S. Boynton 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—B. P. Fairlett 

Sec. and Asat. Treas.—C. P. Fitxgerald Vice Pre;. Sale*—J. M. Schlendorf 

Aast. to See.—C. L. Clearer 

Asa*, i :co Pret. and Gen. Mgr.—D. E. 

Pur. Agl.—XV. A. Boynton 

Jerkins 

Atsl. Gen. Mgr.—F. B. Thacher 

Asat. Treat.—C. H. Freeborn 

(At Coke nam, 112th Si. and Torrence See.—J. P. Moaeley 

Ave., Chicago. III.) 

I ur. Agl.—r. A llgenfrilx 

Mgr.—D. L. Ward 

Supt. Ccke Work*—John Jacker 

Aast. Gen. Mgr.—F. B. Thacher 

At*t. Suit. Oke Work*—C. P. B-U 

Gen. Supl.—Charle* L. Waggoner 

M. M.—J. D. D no>an 

CAMDEN 

Mech. Engr.—M. 

COKE CO.. 

A, Tack 

Front and Chestnut 

Electrician—J. D. Kel'ie 

M. Sis.. M.—O. Camden, Simon N. J. 

By-Product Fi»r?n*an—C. R. Lohrey 

Ohief 

Prea.—Thoa. 

Elee.—H. 

N. 

Klopsch 

McCarler. Newark 

Knrcrmn Mas ns—John Wahh 

Assl. Sleam to Engr.—Chas. Pres.—Harry XV. C. Arnold Stevenson 

Chem'st—K. M. Porta 

Pur. 

Vice 

Agl.—W. 

Pres. Opr.—John 

A. Boynton 

A. Clarke, Newark 

Safety Insp.—J. A. Vow 

Foreman 

Treas.—T. 

Mison—H. 

XV. Van Middlesworlh. 

Tiffen 

Newark 

EQUIPMENT—49 Koppers Becker typ- 

Gen. 

Aast. 

Foreman—G. 

Treas.—F. E. 

Elvey 

Neis 

ovens 

ChemisI—R. Asst. Trea*.—R. B. Chamberlain 

S. Tompkins. Newark 


Safety Bee.—C. Insp.—D. M. Breder, Mcdalie Newark 

(At Canton, Ohio) 

EQUIPMENT—120 Pur. Agt.—Geo. W. SemctSolray Barker, Newark and 110 1-1 •• 

Supt. Coke Work*—J"hn Komp 

Gen. Capacity—1.400 Mgr.—C. Engr. ark Koppers Mgr.—Herbert of Const.—James G. Backer Harwin loos typo H. ovens Ferris. N. Downey. Newark New Atst. Capac.ty—$220,000 CENTRAL Mgr. Supt.—E. Asst. Prod. M. EQUIPMENT—22 Capacily—f> CHICAGO Pret.—H. Vice Mgr.—K, Electrlciin—R. By-Pmduct EQUIPMENT—47 oi Ind. 3500 M.— ens Prea.—T. and Supl. Supl.—George Engr.—P, S. INDIANA BY-PRODUCT T. O. Pur. Olann B Crawford Cke ton* Foreman—Thos. Riebsrdt R. Rust Agl.—J. G. M. McCray E. VVVrks—P. GAS Janney Bshney Kloene Irvine tons Koppert Wilson Ave., COKE CO.. H. Chicago, type CO.. Maxou Muncie, Cn*gro-e D. Becker ovena Johnson III, typ*


Supt.—G. J. Durfey 

Atst. Sup;—C. R. Locke 

Mailer Mcihsnic—A. Steel 

Chief Elee.—B. L. Crowe!I 

Sleam Engr.—D. M. Reed 

Pur. Agl.—E. L. I'attison 

Ch


Chemist—Claren" Hill* 

Safety Director—Dr. R. C. Engel 

EQUIPMENT—204 Koppera ovent 

Capacily—12'4 tons 

D 

DOMESTIC COKE CORP.. Drawer 1181. 

Fairmont. VV. Va. 

dm Mgr.—Chas. V. Crilchfietd 

Supt.—Q, C. Gericke 

M. M.—J. J. Knight 

Chief Elee—R. Gross 

Pur. Agl.—J. H. Graham 

Chemist—J, G. Sweeney 

General Foreman—R. Robinson. K. A. Layman, 

H. O. Frisch 



DOMINION IRON 4 STEEL CO.. LTD.. 

Sidnry. N. S.. Can. (National Trust 

Co.. Receiver) 

Mgr.—Harry J. K-lley 

Supl.—D. VV. Nicoll 

At'l. Supt.—Wm. Bown 

Mech. Engr.—J. H. Fraser 

M. M.—George Mackley 

Chief Eiec.—J. A. McDonald 

Sleam Engr.—VV. B. Parkinson 

Pur. Agt.—D. S. Hinet 

ChemisI—0. A. McPhersnn 

Gen. Foremen—Toby English and Martin 

Moore 

Safety Intp.—J. N. Worgan 

EQUIPMENT—1*0 Koppert ovent 

Capacily—1.900 ions dally 

DONNER-HANNA COKE CORP., Buffalo, 

N. Y. 

Pres.—VV. H. Donner 

Suti>> Mgr. Coke Depl.—C. E. Rapales 

Supl. and Foreman—J. F. O'Malley 

Assl. Supt.—Thos. McGraih 

Mech. Engr. and M. M.—E. C Clark 

Chief Elee—F. ('. O'Brien 

Foreman Mason*—II. D. Krall 

Chemist—E, A, Marshall 

Safely Insp.—E. H. Dobbin 

EQUIPMENT—40 Semet-Solvay ovent 

Capacity—ri FORD MOTOR and CO.. 10 ton* Highland Park, De 

troit. Mich. 

Prea. and Trea*.—Edsel B. Ford 

1*1 Vice Fm.—P. F. Martin 

2nd Vice Prea.—E. C. Kanxler 

See.—B. J. Craig 

Fur. Agl.—F. H. Diehl 

(At Fordson Plant. P. 0.. Dearborn, Mich.) 

Supl.—D. L. Newkirk 

Chief Chemisi—It. H. McCnrroll 

FRICK COKE CO.. H. C. Carnegie BIdg., 

Pillsburgh. Pa. Operating department 

at Scnlldale. Pa. 

Pres.—Thomas Mo tea 

Trea*.—Philip Keller 

Sec.—William Gules 

Pur. Agl.—T. S. Duncsn 

(At Office of Operating Plants, 

Scotidate. Pa.) 

Gen. Supt.—Clay F. Lynch 

A*st. Gen. Supt.—W. C. Hood 

Chief Engr.—T. W. Dawaon 

GULF STATES STEEL CO., Brown Marx 

Mech. Engr.—G. E. Hullle 

Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. 

Assl. Mech. Engr.—W. E. Housman 

Chairman—Jame* Bowron 

Elee. Engr.—G. E. flramm 

Pres.—C. A. Moflelt 

M. M.—C. A. Brown 

let Vice Pre*.—H. Sanborn Smilh 

Chemist—VV. R. Say re 

Vice Pres, and Treca.—A. R. Forsyth 

Aast. Treas.—C. V. Orr 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. E Mgr.—H. P. Zeller See.—P. R. Owens 

Vice Pre*.—C. A. Collin* 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—F. R. Thompson 

EMPIRE Treat.—H. GAS T, McDougit AV ELECTRIC CO.. 103 Pur. Agl.—B. F. Tyler 

Sec—VV. Cattle St.. VV. Geneva. Hancock N. Y. 

Vice Prea and Gen Mgr.—-L. E. Gcohegan 

Chairman—K. Pur. Agt.—S. A. H. Smilh Palmer 

Gen. Sale* Agt.—Carl C, Brown 

Pres.—E. Sunt.—Philip L. Phillip*. S. StTage New York 

Traffic Mgr.—H. H. Knight 

Vice Asat. Pre*, Supt,—H. and G. S. M.—H. Owen* O. Palmer Safely Engr.—T. L. Ball 

Treaa.—R. M. M. and Chief F. VanDoorn. Elee.—J. New W. Lockie York EQUIPMENT—37 Koppers ovens 

A*st. Chernial— Tree*.—C. Howard H. Grets Pe>rce 

Cnpil.il—S15.500.000; issued, $14.500.000 

Sec.—H. Foremen—P. R. Frost. O. Walbridge. New York XV. L. Goff, I'M 

S. H 

A*at. Pur. Safely EQUIPMENT—150 Capacily—1,000.000 and coke L. to Agl.—O. McCartney, R. Inap.—F. ovens Sec.—Morris M. Lot* and A P. W. Wood by-product M, tona Koppers Hochgrebe Traeey Smilh. of coal plant VV. regenerative S. per Leach year HAMILTON Prea., *s*t. OVENS, to P. Pre*.—John A.. BY-PRODUCT 15 Gen. Main Mgr.—P. St., T. COKE Byrne* E. V. Hamilton, Byrntt Ont


Vice Pret.—F. A. Brerillier 

Astl. to Vice Pret.—Max Brerillier 

Treas.—F. A. Brerillier 

Aast. Treat.—D. C. Miller 

Sec—L. A. Gray 

Asst. to Sec—J. F. Richler 

Supt.—Joe Stephenson 

Mech. Engr.—Geo. Croupe 

M. M.—John Cimpbell 

Chief Elee—Jot- Campbell 

Sleam Engi.—A McKentie 

Foreman Masons—Mr. VVhitehou»e 

Chemist—Edward Burroughs 

Gen. Foreman—J. R. Byrne* 

Safety Insp.—VV. P. Fyo 

EQUIPMENT—25 Solvay ovent: 35 Wilputto 

oven* 

Capacily—1.000 to 1.200 tons per day 

(24 hours) 

HUDSON VALLEY COKE ft PRODUCTS 

CORP.. Troy. N. Y. 

Chairman—Jnme* A. Burden 

Prea.—Henry Oliver 

Vice Pret. Opr.—Warren 8. Blauvelt 

Asal to Vice Pres.—Harloo M. Chapman 

Tree*.—C. W. Cook 

Asst. See and Astt. Treat.—H. D. Bern 

hard 

Assl. Supl.—Fmnk Callahan 

Mech. Foreman—Jamca M. Crabb 

EQUIPMENT—280 Koppera oven* 

Capacity—1,500.000 tons of coal per year 

INDIANA CONSUMERS GAS A BY- 

PRODUCTS CO., Terre Haute. Ind. 

Pre*.—Alfred M. Ogle 

Treat.—Leon Stern 

See—M. E. Bradley 

Pur. Agt.—J. B. Tygart 

Supt.—Thos. L. Kemp 

Asal. Supt. and Safety Intp.—H. L. Comln 

M. M.—H. E. Poller 

Chief Elee—John Nolan 

Sleam Engr.—Geo. Fields 

G«n. Foreman—Dsrrel Davy 


Capacity—12 5 tont 

INLAND STEEL CO., 38 S. Dearborn 

Sec—C. W. Cook 

St.. Chicago, III. 

Chairman Board of Direct.—L. E. Block 

Pret.—P. D. Block 

Astt. to Pres.—D. P. Thompson 

1st Vice Pret.—E. M. Adams 

Vict Pret.—E. J. Block 

Vice Prea.—W. C. Carroll 

Vice Pret.—John W. Lee* 

Vice Prvs.—C, R. Robinson 

Treaa. and See—W. D. Trueadale 

ILLINOIS Pur. Agt.—F. STEEL M. Cuerin CO.. 206 S, LaSallo Atit. See—T. J. Sullivan 

Mgr. St.. B. Chicago. F.—S. III. O. Hobart 

Asat. Treaa.—J. H. Morris 

Pret.—E. Supt. Coke J, Plant—George Buffington E. Davi* 

Pur. Agl.—J. E. Stafford 

Aatt. Assl. to Supi. Prea.—Geo. C. P.—J. Campbell E. C. Stroud 

(Al Indiana Harbor, Ind.) 

Vice Mech. Prea.—T. Engr.—J. W. M. Robinson Williscroft 

Gen. Supt.—J. II. Walsh 

Vice M. M.—R. Pre*.—G, Bentley G. Thorp 

$upt.—h. R. delloll 

Vice Chief Pres. Elee—P. and Gen. L. Giering Mgr. Sales—Edwin S. Assl. Supl.—E. J. Gardner 

ChemisI—R. Mills D. William* 

Mech, Engr.—F. V. Carroll 

Treat.—A. Oen. Foreman W. Gas CarlUle Dept.—F. C. Hill M. M.—B. S. Burrell 

See—E. Safety Insp.—J. B. Harkne** L, Warner 

Chief Elee—R. L. Mcintosh 

Pur. EQUIPMENT—55 Agt.—C. H. Rhode* Foundation Co. oven* Sleam Engr.—C. J. Smith 

Mgr. Capacity—1.000 Safety and Relief Ions daily Deplt.—G. A. Davit I-ur. Agt.—J. E. Stafford 

Inspection Engr.—John Brunner 

Foreman Matont—Robert Smilh 

Traffic Mgr.—F. T. Bentley 

Chief Chemist—J. C. Dickson 

Auditor—ft. Morrison 

Gen. Oven Foreman—P. Donahue 

Credit Mgr.—N. (At E. Joliet. Crull 111.) 

Foreman Benxol and By-Prod. Depl.—R. 

(At Supt.—George Gary. Ind.. P. Wardley Plant) 

J. Ball 

Aatt. Supl.—L. Supl.—Herbert F. Burreas H. Jonea 

Ssfelv Insp.—H. M. Croghan 

I . : .-, 

Aatt. Supt.- G. H. Recktenwsll 

EQUIPMENT—204 Koppers Croat regen 

Capacity—6,000.000 EQUIPMENT—638 Koppera tont of coal ovent per year Chairman—Harold Vice Mgr. Gen. Sec—Wm. (At Snpt.—L. IRONTON Capacily—13 INTERNATIONAL Pre*.—Alex. Vice Mgr. EQUIPMENT—88 1st erative 606 Vice Wisconsin Counte)—Wm. Pret.—A. Pres.—Cyrus Prea. of Prea.—H. Ind. S. Mfg.—John BY-PRODUCT Pre*.—H. oven* Michigan B. Relations—Geo. aud M. 4 Lcgg* Robertson Gale tont E. Treat.—G. Steel B. McKinstry F. Ave.. McCormick. 111.) Wilpulle F. Utley S. G. HARVESTER CO.. McCormick 

Perkin* Ellioll Works. Woods Chicigo. J. A. Ironton. ovent Kelday Ranney So. Jr. III. Chicago. CO. 0.


J 

JONES & LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP., 

311 Rota St.. Pillsburgh, Pa. 

Chairman^B. F. Jones 

Pres.—Chat. A. Either 

Vice Pres.—Willis L. King 

Vice Pres.—0. M. Laughlin, Jr. 

Vice Pres.—W. C. Moreland 

Vice Pret.—S. E. Hackeit 

Vice- Prea.—T. M. Girdler 

See—B. F. Jone*. Ill 

Treat.—-J. C. Watson 

Comptroller—XV. 3. Creighton 

Chief Engr.—D. C. McKeel 

Supt.—Bob Cantler 

M. M.—V. H. MnUon 

Mech. Engr.—C. W. Simmon* 

Elee Engr.—J. F. Prldmore 

Sleam Engr.—John Wilherspoon 

Chemist—F. W. Wagner 

Safety In*p.—XV. 3. Hart 

Supt. Labor—Hugh Smilh 

EQIHPMENT—300 Kopper* oven*. 60 

Wllputte ovens 

Gapacity—2,000,000 ton* of coal per year 

(At WoodUwn, Pa.) 

Supl.—R. H. Schaller 

Supt.—L. A. Smith 

Chief Engr.—Carl W. LIHIer 

EQUIPMENT—122 Deekertvpe ovens. 

erecting Kopper* trpe, combination coke 

and ga* battery with 1,900 tont of coka 

daily capacity 

K 

KOPPERS CONSTRUCTION CO.. THE, 

Union Trust Bldg.. Pittsburgh. Po. 

Chairman—H. B. Rutl 

Pres.—VV. F. Ru*t 

Vice Pre*.—C. J. Ramsburg 

Vica 

LACLEDE 

Pre*.—Joseph 

GAS LIGHT 

Beeker 

CO.. THE. 1017 

Vice Olive Pres.—Harold St.. St. Louis, Doollttle Mo. 

Vica 

Pre*.—Geo. 

Pre*.—Halfdon 

B. Evans 

Lee 

Vie* 

Vice 

Pres.—J. 

Pre*, and 

I. 

Sec.—W. 

Thompson 

H. Whilton 

Treas.—8. 

Treat.—W. 

T. 

L. 

Brown 

D-dd 

Asat. 

Sec.—John 

Trent.—C. 

S. Brookea. 

H. Stowtrl 

Jr. 

Pur. As*'. Agt.—W. ,*W. \Jfr.-.l L. Williams. Hirah. J. A Jr. H:i,k.*>- 136 

Supt. Chief Astt. Consulting Director Chief Pur. Elee Agt.—0. Chief One—Joseph Engr.—R. Chemist—0. Draflsman—W. of Engr.—Joseph Rx-scarrh—F. Engr.—A. II. D. V. Carry 0. Van Plstt Zahner Mallei* L, J. Acheren VV. Gable Mvers Becker Sperr, Jr, 

Chief Engr.—H. C. Wehnerl 

Supt. of Gas Mfg.—J. E. Pirkin 

Sleam and Gas Engr.—E. VV. Blind 

Chemist—Dyke Wilson 

Safely Inap.--C. H. Stewart 

EQUIPMENT—56 Kopper* oven*. 

Pietto 

Capacity—13W ton* 

LYNN GAS * ELECTRIC CO.. 

change. Lynn. Mass. 

Pre*.—Mieajah P. Ctough 

E*. 

Treat.—Eugene B. Frnoer 

Aatt. Treat.—rhilip M F. Moody, 

Gen. 

MICHIGAN 

Mgr.—Chailes 

ALKALI 

R. Prichard 

CO.. Wytndotte, 

EQUIPMENT—11 

Mich. 

Koppert ovent 

Opacity—6*i Pre*.—J. B. tons Fnrd 

Treat.—E. I-. Ford 

See—Ford Ballkt.tyne 

Mgr.—VV. T. O-r 

Supt.—VV. A. Marsh 

Aast. Supt.—T. J. Smith 

Mech. and Sler-m Engr.—W. W. England 

Chief Elee—Guv O-eult 

Pur. Agl.—A. D. Harris 

Foreman Mason*—Wm. Yoppt 

Chemi*t—II. R. Browne 

EOUIPMENT—54 Oito Hoffman ovent 

Capacity—9 ton* 

MILWAUKEE COKE * GAS CO., THE. 

187 Greenfield Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis. 

Pres.—H. B. Rusi. Pittsburgh. Pe. 

1st Vice Pres.—W. F. Rutl. Pittsburgh. 

2nd Vic* Pres.—T. G. Janney 

•ird Vice Pres.—W. C. Liehner 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—O. W. Msckle 

Treat.—S. T. Brown. Pilttburgh. Pa. 

As*l. Trea*.—F. M. Dapper 

See—J. Si. C. Brookea, Jr.. Pilttburgh. 

Pa. 

Asst. See—John D. Shsner. Pillsburgh. 

Pa. 

Pur. Agt.—A. G. Bruens 

Supt.—E. F. Burdiek 

Aast. Sunt.—O. J Pritchard 

Mech. Engr.—J. P.. Kullminn 

M. M.—H. O. Kelln-r 

Chief Elee—Harry Gray 

MINNESOTA Chief t-lenm Chemist—G. Gen. Safelv EQUIPMENT—100 Capacily—800.000 Vice Supt.—C. M. Pur. ovens. St. M. Agt.—L. Pre*.—E. Foreman—A. Elee—G. Paul. Engr.—Dan Inip.—Frank and 80 S. BYPRODUCTS Minn. H. Abbotl Steam Semet-Solvay 

E. L. A. Se'ke Jensen Smilh Lorig Gray tons Sharland Engr.—J. Koppera Nuss annually COKE CO regenerate 

VV. *""'"•• McBrida '


Chemist—M. L. Wlgen 

Assl. Supt.—VV. D. Levie 

Safety Insp.—S. N. Thorpe 

EQUIPMENT—65 Kopper* combination 

coke and gas oven* 

Capacity—12 'A tont 

N 

NATIONAL TUBE CO.. Fries: BIdg., 

Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Pre*.—Taylor Allderdic 

Aatt. to Pres.—Thomas Ewing 

Vice Pret.—Johu H. Nicholson 

Vice Pret.—P. C. Patterson 

Assl. Vice Ires.—G. P. McNiff 

Asst. to Vice Pres.—S. M. Lynch 

Asat. to Vice Pret.—Thot. D. Davies 

Asst. to Vice Pre*.—Wm. M. Hogg 

Treat.—H. J. Hirst-man 

Asst. Trea*.—John XV. McKee 

Asst. Treas.—J. F. Cochran 

See and Auditor—B. C. Molse 

Asst. See and Atit. Auditor—If. C. Cushwa 

Cashier—M. S. Cox 

Gen. Mgr. Salts—J. J. Kennedy 

Aast. Gen. Mgr. Sales—D. H. Ramsbolton 

Pur. Agt.—O. G. Goe 

Traffic Mgr.—J. M. MorrU 

Special Agt.—John Frit* 

Claim Agl.—Goo. N. Riley 

Chief Order Depl.-—John A, Caushev 

Adv. Mgr.—XV. L. Schaeffer 

(At Lorain. 0.) 

Supt.—Lcman E. Doty 

Sunt,—Earl XV. Brown 

Supl. Brick Conslr.—John J. Jelle* 

EQUIPMENT—208 Kopper* ovens 

Capacity-—1.200.000 ton* of coal per year 

NEW ENGLAND FUEL & TRANSPOR 

TATION CO.. Everett. Mas*. Plant: 

250 Stuart St., Boston. Mas*. 

Pres.—William E. McKay 

Asst to Pres.—R. P. Tibolt 

Vice Pres. Opr.—R. M. Folsom 

Trea*.—C. A. Alden 

Asat. Treas.—R. W. Stewart 

Sec—Henry S. Lyons 

Asal. Sec.—A. S. Bull 

NORTH Treas. See—D. Gen. Capacily—9 NORTHERN Mgr.—S. Pur. Capacily—3.300 Prea.—E. Vice EQUIPMENT—13 EQUIPMENT—400 VICE Ind. 55 A. Pre*, Agt.—J. Mgr.—Juliar Baehr, Wilpulle SHORE and CO.. S. E. INDIANA L. and P. tont Boynton. Chicago Mulholland 

GAS Millard, A. A.—A. E ovens Const. tona Roche CO.. Wayne G. PUBLIC Semet-Solvay Otto-Hoffman Engr. of C. Chicago Hart. Chicago Wauk*-gan. coal Winter*, St., SER Opr.—William 

Waukegan per Ft. ovens Chicago day Wayne, ovent. III. 

137 

Supl.—T. J. Kelly 

Asat. Supt.—J. Bosowilx 

Planl Supt.—L. C. Heavner 

M. M — H. O. Inesorge 

Pur. Agl.—tl. H. Adam* 

Safely Inapa.—C. E. McBride. C. VV. Bunnell 

EQUIPMENT—19 Koppers Becker type 

o 

ovens 

Capacity—250 OTIS STEEL tons CO.. of 3341 coal Jennings per day Rmd, 

Cleveland, 0. 

Chairman—VV. G. Mdlher 

Pres.—E. J. Kulas 

Vice Pres. Opr.—R. H. Clarke 

Vice Pre*.—J. G. Carrulhers 

Trea*.—G. A. Paine 

As*t. Tress.—J. XV. Carpenler 

See—F. C. Oviall 

Pur. Agl.—L. C. Parroit 

Snpt.—Samuel Pen nock 

Chief Elee—J. F. O'Mailia 

Chemist—E. PERRY IRON T. Saxer CO.. 2000 Union Trust 

EQUIPMENT—100 Bldg.. Cleveland. 0. Semet-Solvay ovens 

Capacity—1,500 Prea.—H. G. Dalton tons 

Vice Pres. Opr.—H. S. Piekand* 

Treat.—S. E. Bool 

Sec—J. B. Putnam 


Supl.—T. D. Evans 

EQUIPMENT—37 Wilputle oven* 

PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN- COUN 

TIES GAS & ELECTRIC CO.. 8th and 

Welsh SI*.. Chester. Pa. 

Mgr.—J D. Shatluck 

Asal. Mgr.—W. O. Slerrelt 

Supl.—R. 0. Porter 

As*l. Supl.—R. E. Jone* 

Chemist—G. A. Simmon* 

EQUIPMENT — 25 Roberts • Morrisaey 

ovent 

Capacity—10H tont each 

PORTSMOUTH BY-PRODUCT COKE 

CO.. THE, Portsmouth, 0. 

Pres.—J. H. Franlz. Columbus. O. 

Treat.—J. L. Walkins 

See—C. VV. Barton 

Mgr.—L, D. HucslI* 

Supt.—H. E. Cook 

Chief ChemisI—F. Gen. Safety Capacity—1.708 M. Sleam Pur. Foreman EQUIPMENT—108 M.—C. Agt.—-N. Foreman—D. Elee.—II. Intp.—H. Engr.—11. Masons—-XV. C. Frank T. Wade E. tons S. Clare E. A. Blood Frixxell Balmert Semet-Solvay Baughman daily Green P. Kelly of coke ovens


PROVIDENCE GAS CO.. 100 Weybossel Pur. Agt.—C. A. VVie*eIthier 

St., Providence, R. I. 

Compt.—A. J. Mann 

Pre*.—C. H. Murieheurr 

f-ur. Agt. Raw Malls.—F. R. Johnson 

Vice Pre*, and Engr.—F. C. Freeman Supl.—Geo, F. Voaburg 

Treaa. and Seec.—A. F. Short 

M. M.—J. Thompson 

Asst. Trea*.—A. W. Bourne 

Chief Elee.—Geo. Thstcher 

gUpt.—R. L. Fletcher 

Chemial—C. W. C. Page 

Atsl. Supl.—L. E. Knowlton 

SEABOARD BY-PRODUCTS COKE CO.. 

M. M.—P. T. MacDonald 

Jersey Cily, N. J. 

Steam Engr.—Frank Pryor 

Mgr.—W. R. Morris 

Pur. Agt.—Arnol D. Hirsl 

Supl.—F. D. Lohr 

Chemist—A. H. Meyer 

Assl. Supt.—E. VV. Zimmerman 

Electrician—Harold Brown 

Mech. Engr.—L, K, Sparrow 

Gen- Foreman—Harry A. Brown 

M. M.—E. H. Cuslck 


Chief Elee—W. Woiverion 

Capacity—11.4 tona 

Steam Engr.—A. J. Whittoker 

R 

Pur. Agt.—A. B. I*Massena 

RAINEY-WOOD COKE CO.. INC.. 52 

ChemisI—A. A. Kohr 

Vanderbilt Ave, New York. N. 1 . EQUIPMENT—165 Koppera oven* 

Plant: Swedeland. Pa. 

SEATTLE LIGHTING CO., 360 Stuarl 

Prea.—Led yard Heckscher 

Bldg.. Seattle. Wash. 

Vice Pre*, and Trea*.—Scolt Stewart Cen. Mgr. and Treas.—Fred K. Lane 

Chief Engr.—F. E. Hamilton 

Supl. of Work*—N. C. Fancher 

Pur. Agt.—D. G. Foster 

Mech. Engr.—P. F. Widholm 

(At Swedeland, Pa.. Plant) 

Foreman Masons—John Greenwood 

Works Mgr.—R. VV. Heffner 

Chemial—E. Haeiland 

Assl. Mgr.—I. F. Wolfgran 

Safety Insp,—F. W, Saner 

Pltnt Engr.—J. A. Rolton 

EQUIPMENT—20 Klonne ovent 

M. M.—Iver Guttafson 

Capacily—6^ tons 

Steam Engr.—J. A. McGuire 

SEMET-SOLVAY CO.. 61 Broadway, 

Chemist—Win. Tiddy 


Safetr Insp.—C. E. Deiwiler 

Pre*.—P. K. Malin 

PRODUCTS — Coke, ammonia, sulphate Vice Pre—J. H. White 

benftol, coal tar. gas 

A**l to Vice Pre*.—C. L. 0. Graul 

Capacity—730.000 ton* coal, 547.500 tons Trea*.—Thomas E. Casey 

coke 

Asst. Trea*.—H. S, Swan 

REPUBLIC IRON It STEEL CO.. Repub- See—V. D. Crisrlie 

Bldg., Youngstown. 0. 

Assl. See—VV. D. Biekham 

Chairman—John A. Topping 

Pur. Agt.—R. O. Heyser 

Prea.—Thomas J. Bray 

PRODUCTS—Coke and byproducts 

lsl Vice Pre*.—H. L. Rownd 

SEMET-SOLVAY ENGINEERING CORP. 

2nd Vice Pre*.—J. XV. Deetrick 

40 Rector St.. New York. N, Y. 

Mgr. ST. LOUIS Sales—VV. GAS B. & Topping COKE CORP., 208 8. Prea.—J. H. White 

See.—Richard LaSalle St.. Jone*. Chicago. Jr. III. 

Vice Pre*.—F. W. Steei* 

Treat.---Herman Pret.—W. G. Maguire M. Hurd 

S«c—V. D. Crisp 

Vice Pur. Pres. Agl.—S. and H. G. Hedgrs M.—M. D. Curran Treat,—Thomaa E. Caaer 

Sec.—Peter Traffic Mgr.—E. B, Neto-n F. Kldd 

138 

Asst. Sec—W; D. Biekham 

(At Capacity—1,538.^00 (At Snpt.—R. M. EQUIPMENT—204 Sup! Koppers-Becker Becker-type 

M.—VV. Youngstown, Birmingham, William B. R. Marshall Rolke K. O.. Ala.) I combination Ions urriii Kopper* Plant) coal per ovens. type. year 43 61 SLOSS-SHEFFIELD Treas.—Russell Asil. Sec.—Russell Asst. Mgr.- Supl.—Fred Asst. PRODUCTS—Design, Chairman—Waddill Pres.—Hugh Vice I'ur. struction apparatus, ment CO.. Birmingham, oven*) Agt.—XV. Pres. Sec.—J. Trea*. Treas.—II, Pre*.—F. F. and 903 VV. B. of piping and Otborne Morrow- gas-mnking Miller P.—J. S. Hunt coke B. American Ala. Hunt Assl. Larkin VV. S. STEEL Dowell Calching* oven Swan P. manufacture Milter Sec—L. Dovel plant*, e> machinery, Trader* IRON (mine? D. by-product and Burr equip Bldg.. and con


Asst. Supt.—VV. H. Multins 

Mech. Engr.—C. C. Harper 

M. M.—J. 0. Coaper 

C.iief Elee—T. VV. HUM 

Steam Engr.—E. P. Winters 

Foreman Mason*—VV. B. Riddle 

Chemist—E. T. Hamilton 

EQUIPMENT—120 Semel-Solvay ovent 

Capacity—3,000 TENNESSEE COAL. tons coal IRON & R. R. CO., 

Brown Marx Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. 

Pret.—Geo. Gordon Crawford 

Vice Pret.—H. C. Ryding 

Vice Pres. Sales—Willard Wilson 

Atat to Vice- Prea. Opr.—William Malhis* 

Atst to Vice Pret. Const.—R. R. Baxter 

Treas. and Sec—L. T. Beeeher 

Pur. Agt.—LeRoy Holt 

Atat. Treas. and Asst. Sec.—C. R. Sexton 

Auditor—F. B. Winslow 

Chief Engr.—J. E. Fries 

(At Fairfield. Ala.) 

Chief Elee—VV. V. Dunn 

EQUIPMENT—134 Koppers ovens 

Capacily—2.560,000 ton* of coal 'per year 

TENNESSEE PRODUCTS CORP. (Formerly 

Chaltanooga Gas & Coke Co.). 

American Trust Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. 

Chairman—Wm. Wrigley. Jr. 

Asst. to Pres.—Preston Luntford 

Vice Pre*, and See.—Frederic Leake 

Treat.—John McE. Bowman 

Aast. Treat.—Alrin Foeter 

Pur. Agl.—J. D. Cummin* 

Mgr. Chattanooga Branch—J. H. Jonet 

Supt.—J. C. Bamhart 

Astt. Supt.—T. D. Thurman 

M. M.—O. T. Alexander 

Pur. Agt.—L. Q. Williams 

Chemi-l—VV. A. Hagler 

EQUIPMENT—24 Semel-Solvay ovens 

Capacity—500 tons cosl daily 

TOLEDO FURNACE CO.. 2000 Union 

Trust BIdg., Cleveland, 0. 

Pres.—Henry S. Picksnda 

Vice Prea.—J. C. McLsuchlan 

Sec. and Trea*.—S. E. Bool 


IS! 

Gen. Mgr.—E. t. Hull 

(At TRUMBULL-CLIFFS Treas.—C. (At Mgr.—J. Supl.—H. Astt. Capacity—560,000 Pres.—Wm. Vice See—C. EQUIPMENT—94 THE. land, Toledo, P. Pres. Supt.—R. O. 0. D. 1460 S. W. G. Box Opr.—D. Mason G. Fraser Q.) Keer King Union 413, Mather W. FURNACE ton* Koppers Thompson Warren. J. Trust of Croxton coal CO., ovens Bldg.. O.) per year Cleve 

Supt.-—P. T. Muran 

Assl. Supl.—H. F. Kelly 

M. M. -Thos. Terry 

Chief Elee—E. H. Miller 

Pur. Agt.—A. O. Laderer 

Chemist—XV. M. Edwards 

EQUIPMENT—64 Koppers (Becker type) 

ovens 

Capacity—1.200 net tons 

u 

UTICA GAS & ELECTRIC CO- 258 

Genessee St.. Utiea, N. Y. 

Pres.—William T. Baker 

Vice Pres-—Geo. H. Stack 

Vice Pres. Opr.—E. P. Peck 

Vice Pret. Sales—Wm. J. Reagan 

Vice Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Frank B. Steele 

Treas.—J. F. Carney 

Asst. Treas.—T. F. Ealy 

Sec—Wm, J. McSorley 

Asst. Sec.—Sara Harris 

Pur. Agt.—A. II. Rhubart 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—R. C. Edmonds 


Capacily—6.000,000 cubic ft. per day 

w 

WEIRTON STEEL CO.. Weirton. VV. Va. 

Pres.—E. T. Weir 

Vice Pres.—D. M. Weir 

Vice Pres.—W. H. Balbridge 

Vice Pres.—H. D. Weatfall 

Vice Pres.—J. C. Williams 

Treat.—R. 3. Honno 

See. and Gen. Sale* Mgr.—J. J. Watson 

Asat. to ?r>*B.—F. A. Hanlm 

Pgr, Agt.—XV. A. Murphy 

Assl. Mgr. Sale*—H. C. Smith 

Auditor—F. M. Hesse 

Traffic Mgr.—A. C. Esrp 

Gen. Traffic iSgr.—XV. P. Morns. Jr. 

Mgr.—E. J. Anglin 

Supt.—C. R. Meissner 

Atat. Supt.—C. VV. Evsn* 

M. M.—J. S. Williamson 

Chief Elee—A. W. Duncan 

Pur. Agt.—W. A. Murphy 

Chemist—L. L. LaShell 

EQUIPMENT—86 Koppera oven* 

WHEELING Atst. Capacily—2.000 Chairman—Al«. Prea.—Isaac Atst. Vice Treat.—W. Atat. See—H. Aftls. Pur. Gen. Supt.—J. Atst. XV. heim Agt.—E. Pres. Mgr.—E. to Vice to Trea*.—Geo. Supl.—J. Va. Pres.—P. P. STEEL See—J. M. Pre*.—H. Opr.—J. Ssles—XV. H. M. Beawick Lowery D. N. Manning VV. Scott tont CORP.. Gloss Adams F. McKcIvey E. P. Unroe E. D. Wilson B. of Bruce. Whitoker Monlgomery 

Scott Wheeling. 

coal Higgin* L. per . VV . day Fran*- m


Mecb. Engr.-—J. D. Tin*man 

M. M.—H. E. Gould 

Chief Klec.—James Farringlon 

Steam Engr.—P. E. Grenley 

Foreman Masons—Alex. Arthur 

Chemist—H. E. Wilton 

Safely Inap.—J. L. Sivard 


Capacity—12 >A net tons 

(At Stcubenville, O.. Plant) 

Supl.—J. M. Lnwcry 

(Ai Follansbee. W. Va.. Plant) 

Supt.—J. M. Lowery 

Assl. Supl.—J. W. Unroe 

By-Product and Bcnxol Furnaces—R. A. 

Swift 

Chemist—H. E. Wilson 

Gen. Forem'.'i—W. D. Wilson. J. J. Benson 

and 11. V. Culbertson 

EQUIPMENT— 145 Kopper* oven* 

Capacity—12% tons 

WINNIPEG ELECTRIC CO.. Electric 

Railway Chambers. Notre Dame and Albert 

Si*., Winnipeg. Manitoba. Can, 

Pre*, and G. M.—A. VV. McLimont 

Aast. to Pres. and See—L. Pslk 

Treas.—J. S. Mackemie 

Asst to Sec—S. N. Currie 

Pur. Agt.—F. J, Pratt 

As*t, Gen, Mgr,—C, H. Dahl 

Mgr. Gss Utility—Hugh McNair 

Eupt.—H. Dundeidtle 

Mech. and Steam Engr.—A. Mull ins 

Foreman Masons—Archibald Martin 

Chemisi—Frank Torpey 

EQUIPMENT—11 Kopper* ovens 

Capacily—6.8 Ion* each 

WOODWARD YOUNGSTOWN IRON CO.. SHEET Woodward, ft TUBE Ala. CO.. 

Chairman—A. Youngstown. H. 0. Woodward 

Pres.—James Pre*.—Frank A. H. Campbell Crockard 

Asst. Vice Pres.—Frank Pre*, and Trea*.—D, Purnell E, Wilton 

Vice Atsl. Pres.—C. Treas.—F. S, E. Robinson Curtis 

Sec.—Herbert E. Smith 

Pur. Agl.—J. H. Leonard 

Gen. Mgr.—J. A. Long 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—W. D. Miller 

Supt.—A. H. Moore 

140 

Chemist—VV. S. Dorman 

EQUIPMENT—230 ovens 

Koppers and Wilputte 

Vice Pre*.—H. G. Dallon. Cleveland. 0. 

Vice Pres. Opr.—W. C. Reilly 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—E. T. McCIeary 

Vice Prea. Sales—W. E. Walton 

Vice Pret. Fin. and Acclg.—VV, J. Morrit 

Asst. to Vice Pet.—W. M. Neckerman 

Asat. to Vice Pres.—H. G. Heedy 

Gen. Counsel—J. C. Argelsinger 

Compt.—W. N. McDonald 

Sec and Trea*.—VV. E. Meub 

Assl. See and Treat.—Roy M. Welch 

Aatt. Treaa.—C. II. Rote 

Auditor—J. H. Sleeves 

Traffic Mgr.—A. C. Graham 

Land and Tax Agl.—A. J. Boehme 

Claim* Attorney—VV. J. Barnum 

Fur. Agt.—C. T. Moke 

(At East Youngstown. 0.) 

Supt— B. M. Slubbleneld 

Atsl. Supt.—J, F. Regan 


Capacity—12*4 tont 

(At Brier Hill Plant. Youngstown, 0.) 

Supl.—E. F. Vogel 

Atst. Supl.—F. D. Shrelber 

M. M.^J. B. Fauld. 

Chief Elee—Elliott Lewi* 

Sleam Engr.—A. L. Withoile 

Pur. Agt.—C. T. Moke 

foreman Mason*—James Wng*iaff 

Chemist—D. A. Russell 

Safety Insp.—J. M. Woll* 

l-QUIPMBNT—84 Koppers ovens 

Capacily—12*4 ton* 

(At Indiana Harbor. Ind.. Plant) 

ZENITH Mgr.—W. FURNACE B. Gillies CO., West Duluth, 

Supt.—L. Minn. R. Griffin 

Pres. Atat. and Supt.—F. Gen. Mgr.—VV. A. Andrews B. Castle 

vice Mech. Prea. Engr.—VV. and Trea*.—C. VV. Frailer VV, Andrews 

See—Oscar M. M.—George Mitchell SoderquM 

Asat. Chief See, Elee—T. Assl. C. Treas. Carroll and P. A.—A. E. 

Steam Bennett Engr.—Mr. Halletl 

Supi.—H, Foreman Mason—J. Q, Gknt Hampton 

ChemisI—T. T. Worthington 

Gen. Foreman—H. C. DeRango 

Safely Inap.—A. D. Berquist 

EQUIPMENT—120 Semet-Solvay ovent 

Capacity—2,700 tons of coal per day



ALABAMA MISSOURI 

Gulf Slates Steel Co., Birmingham 134 LaCIedc Ga* Lgt. Co., The, St. Louis., 136 

Alabama By-Prod. Corp., Birmingham. 131 

Republic Iron ft Stl. Co.. Birmingham. 138 

Sloss Sheffield S.St I. Co., Birmingham. 13S 

Tennessee 0. I. & R. R. Co.. Birminghaml39 

Tennessee 0. I. ft R. R. Co.. Fairfield. 139 

NEW JERSEY 

Camden Coke Co., Camden. 13-1 

Seaboard By-Prod. C. Co., Jersey Cily.138 

NEW YORK 

Columbia Sleel Corp., San Francisco. .133 Donner-Hanna Coke Corp.. Buffalo... .134 

Alabama By-Products Corp.. Tarrant.. 131 Empire Gas ft Electric Co.. Geneva... 134 

Woodward Iron Co., Woodward 140 Bethlehem Sleel Corp., Lackawanna. . 131 

COLORADO 

Rainey VV. C. Co., Inc., New York.,, 138 

Colo. Fuel ft Iron Co.. The. Denver. ..133 Semel Solvay Co.. New York 138 

Colo. Fuel ft Iron Co.. The. Pueblo... 133 Somet Solvay Eng. Co., New York...138 

ILLINOIS 

Hudson Valley C. ft OHIO P. Corp.. Troy.. 135 

By-Produeis Coke Corp.. Chicago 132 Utica Central Gas Alloy ft Electric Sleel Co., Corp., Uliea Canton 139 132 

Chicago By-Prod. Coke Co.. Chicago.. 132 

Amer. Steel ft Wire Co.. Cleveland.. .131 

Illinoi* Steel Co.. Chicago 135 

Corrigan McKinney Stl. Co., Cleveland. 133 

Inland Steel Co.. Chicago 135 

Otis Sleel Co.. Cleveland 137 

International Harvealer Co.. Chicago.. 135 

Perry Iron Co., Cleveland 137 

SL Loui* Gaa ft Cbke Corp.. Chicago.138 

Toledo Furnaro Co.. Cleveland 139 

Internal I. Harvester Co., So. Chicago. 135 

Trumbull-Cliffs F. Co.. The. Cleveland.139 

Coal Products Mfg. Co.. Joliet 133 

Ironton By-Product Co.. Ironton 135 

Illinois Steel Co.. Joliet 135 

National Tube Co.. Lorain 137 

North Shore Ga* Co., Waukegan 137 

Central Alloy Steel Corp.. Massillon. .132 

INDIANA 

Portsmouth By-Prod. Coke Co., The. 

Northn. Ind. Pub. Ser. Co., Ft. Wayne. 137 

Portsmouth 137 

Illinois Steel Co., Gary 135 

Wheeling Steel Corp.. Sleubenville. .. 140 

fnland Steel Co.. Indiana Harbor 135 

Toledo Furnace PENNSYLVANIA 

Co.. Toledo ....139 

Youngstown Sheet ft T. Co., Indiana 

Trumbull Bethlehem CUT* Steel Furnace Corp.. Co.. Bethlehem. Warren.. . 139 . .131 

Harbor 140 

Republic Philadelphia I. ft Suburban S. Co.. Counties Youngatown. Gas ft .. 138 

Ciliiena Gas Co.. Indianenolis 133 

Youngstown Electric Co.. S. ft Chester. T. Co., Youngstown. 137 140 

Central Indiana Ga* Co., Muncie 132 

Youngstown Bethlehem Steel S. ft Corp.. T. C. Johnstown Eaai Youngs132 

Indiana C. G. ft B-P Co., Terra Haute.135 

Bethlehem town 140 Sleel Corp.. Lebanon 132 

KENTUCKY 

Carnegie Sleel Co.. Pittsburgh 132 

Ashland By-Prod. Coke Co.. A*hlnnd..l31 

Frick Coke Co.. H. C. Pittsburgh.... 134 

MARYLAND 

Jones ft Laughlin S. Corp.. Pillsburgh. 136 

Bethlehem Stl. Corp.. Sparrows Point.131 

Kopper* Const. Co., The. Piltaburgh. . 136 

MASSACHUSETTS 

National Tube Co., Pittsburgh 137 

New Eng. Fuel ft Trans. Co.. Everett. 137 

FHck Coke Co.. H. C, Scottdale 134 

Lynn Gas ft Eleclric Co.. Lynn 136 

Bethlehem Steel Corp., Steelton 132 

MICHIGAN 

Rainey VV. C. Co.. Inc.. Swedeland 138 

Rattle Creek Ga* Co.. Baltic Creek... 131 

Jone* ft Laughlin S. Corp., Woodlawn.136 

Ford Motor Co., Dearborn 13* 

RHODE ISLAND 

Ford Motor Co.. Detroit 134 

Consumers Power Co., Jackson 133 I U 

Providence Ga* Co., Providence 138 

TENNESSEE 

MINNESOTA 

Minnesota 

Michigan 

Consumers Zenith Furnace 

Alkali 

By-Prods. Power Co.. 

Co.. 

Co.. Weal C. 

Wyandotte 

Zilwaukee.... Co.. Duluth Si. Paul.l3S 

136 

140 133 Tennessee Prod*. Corp., Nashville. .. .139


WASHINGTON 

Seattle Lighting Co.. Seatile, 

WEST VIRGINIA 

Domestic Coke Corp., Fairmonl., 

V\ heeling Sleel Corp., Follansbee. 

Welrton Sleel Co., Weirton 

Wheeling Steel Corp., Wheeling.. 

WISCONSIN 

13a Milwaukee Coke ft Gas Co., The, Milwaukee 

136 

CANADA 

134 Hamilton By-Prod. C. 0.. Hamilton.. .134 

140 Algoma Steel Corp., Saulto Ste Marie, 131 

.139 Dominion I. ft S. Co., Ltd,. Sydney.. .134 

139 Winnipeg Eleclric Co., Winnipeg 140 

143

Structural Steel, Iron, Boiler, Tank, Allied Industries 

(SEE PAGE 243 FOR GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX) 

A. B. C. BOILER ft REPAIR CO.. ACME BOILER ft FURNACE CO.. Bourse 

(Formerly Cily Boiler ft Machine Co.,) Bldg.. Philadelphia, Pa 

511 VV. 4th St.. Kansas City, Mo. Chief Engr.—Michael J. Sweeny 

Pies, and Pur. Agt.—George P. Snyder ACME BOILER ft IRON WORKS, 2645 

Vice Prea.—J. J. Snyder 

Christian St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Sec and Trees.—N. B. Snyder 

ACME BOILER ft TANK CO.. 1729 N. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairt, acetylene 11th Si.. Si. Louis. Mo. 

and electric welding 

Pre*.. Treas. and Pur. Agt.—A. J. Gets 


See—Lee Rodcbangh 

ABENDROTH BROS.. Port Chester. N. Y. PRODUCTS — Boilers. stacks. tanks, 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Thos. J. Dillon 

breeching*, sleel plate work 

Vice Prea.—Frank E. Seeley 

Capacity—200 tont per monlh 

See—Thos. P. Lynch 

1 ncorporsled—$20,000 

i'ur. Agl.—James Say era 

ACME BOILER ft TANK CO., 1017 W. 

Salet Mgrt.—XV. P. McCoy and A. S. 48th St.. Chicago. III. 

Grant 

Pies, and Tress.—James A. Nolan 

Supt.—John P. Hen ten 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—XV. D. Hawkina 

Chief and Mceb. Engr.—Lloyd S. Cooney See—M. Nolan 

Struct!. Engr.—Joseph Beislnger 

Pur. Agl.—A. J. Graff 

W. M. and Foreman Mach.—Louis Beit- Supt,—Wm. Hansen 

inger 

Storekeeper—J amer Mane* 

Blacksmith Foreman—John Mclitx 

PRODUCTS—Steel plate fabricators and 

Foreman—Fred Oefinger 

erector* 

Foreman—A. Anderaon 

Railroad—I. H. B.. switch track 

Foreman—J. Burke 

ACORN IRON ft: METAL CO.. 310 N. 

Foreman—I. Merrill 

Tennessee Ave., Atlantic Cily. N. J. 

Foieman—Buy Bell 

PRODUCT—Structural iron 

Foreman—J. Tuff el 


Foreman—C. Siltx 

ADAMS MACHINE CO.. W. T., Corinth, 

Storekeeper—Irving Merrill 

Miss. 

Capilal Slock—Preferred. 8500.000; com PRODUCTS—Boiler work, steel plate, 

mon. 20.000 shares no par value: is sheet metal and machine work 

sued, 1.175 shares preferred; 18,968 ADLERHURST IRON CO., West Haven, 

common; bonds Issued. $418,800 

Conn. 

Railroad*—Boal, TTuckt and N. Y. N. H. ADVANCE BOILER REPAIR CO., 3619 

ft H. R. R. 

independince Ave.. Kama* City. Mo. 

ABENDROTH ft ROOT MFG. CO.. 233 

ADVANCE-RUMLEY CO.. La Porte. Ind. 

Broadway. New York. N, Y. Plant: PRODUCTS—Boilers and agricultural ma 

Newburgh. N. T. 

chinery 

ACME BOILER WORKS CO.. THE, 

ADVANCE TANK A BOILER CO.. 3015 

White Ave. Callipolis. O. 

Walnut Si.. Milwaukee. Wit. 

President—Tom. R. Greene 

Pret.—W. I:. Audrae 

Vice Pres.—Ora D. Arthur 

Vice Pre*.—E. J. Lepinsky 

Treas. and G. M.—Charles Arthur 

11:1 

Tress.—Wm. Gusiman 

See.—Ethel B. Arthur 

PRODUCTS — Boiler repairing, tmoke 

ACME i*R0DUCTS Incorporated—810.000 

Pres. Vice Tress., Pur. Mgr. PRODUCTS—Contracting: Capital—J35.000: ifailrotd—M. repairs and T. mons Bittner hoppers, work ::n.:..::•: Agl.—K. Pret. D. and Co;isl. W. Sec. Kinney Gen. Jefferson smoke and — Sales C. and Boiler RMcIiffe Mgr.—C. Assl. K, tiackt, WORKS. issued. Mgr. Foreman Ave.. R. G. manufacturing tiding and breeching*, L. Detroit. M.—J. INC. $27,000 boilers, Simmons Draftsman— 

Repair*—H. 

Junction L. Mich. tanks. and plate Sim AEOLIPYPE AEROMOTOR AIRTIGHT Incorporated—$5,000 

Railroad—C. Vice stacks, Ave. Chicago. St, Prea. and Brooklyn, STEEL tank MFG. CO.. B. and III. ft M. Mgr.—R. work ft CO.. 2500 TANK 0. K. Si. R. 488 Roo*evelt CO.. Y. P. R.. E. Summer aiding Mansion Pittsburgh. Cecil Rosd. Pa.


AJAX IRON WORKS. West Washington 

St.. Corry, Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Structural 

ALABAMA DRY DOCK ft SHIPBUILD 

ING CO.. Foot Canal Si., Mobile. Ala. 

Pret.—D. R. Dunlap 

Vice Pres.—W. M. Marshall 

Sec. and Trea*.—G. H. Dunlap 

Pur. Agt.—E. L. Merkcl, Jr. 

Storekeeper—F. Aubert 

Sales Mir.—B. F. Campbell 

Supl.—J. M. Griser 

A*»t. Supt.—A. Dumonl 

Chief Engr.—XV. M. Mayson 

Elee, Engr.—H, D. Lesesne 

EQUIPMENT—Dry dock*, sleel fabricating 

shop, forge shop, machine shops. 

copper shop, woodworking shop, foundry 

and pattern ihop 

PRODUCTS—Ship repairs, dry docking. 

sleel barge construction, shipbuilding 

Incorporated—$600,000; issued, $596,300; 

bonds outstondng, $379,500 

Kailrosd—L. A K. 

ALAMO IRON WORKS. 130 Santa Clara 

St.. San Antonio. Tex. 

Pres.—J. II. Holm green 

Vice Pre*, and Treas.—E. A. Holmgreen 

See—Melrose Holmgreen 

Pur. Agt. and Msr. (Strucl. Dept.)—J. R. 

Oertor 

Pur. Agl. and Mgr. (Supply Depl.)—J. C. 

Cowan 

Supt.—E. H. Trick 

Storekeeper—G. F. Fonlrel 

PRODUCTS—Structural, reinforcing bars. 

plate work, castings 


Incorporated—$ 1,000,000 

AL8INA BOILER WORKS. 46 Albios 

Ave., Portland. Ore. 

ALEXANDER. GILBERT H., Cheater. 

Mais. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and repairs 

ALLEN ENG. 4 MFG. CO.. Savannah, Ga. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tanks 

ALLEN IRON ft STEEL CO., 3rd and 

ALLEN ALLENTOWN Vice Sec—J. Asst. Seles Snpt. Chief Power PRODUCTS—Boiler Prea. Venango cester. work Hsrtung Walnut Collum Pres.. Mgr.—John and Engr.—John and Sec SONS. Engr.—Charles Edward Matt. Si., Treaa.—Chas. Sts., Draftsman—John POILER Board P. WM., Allenlown, A. Philadelphia, Collum L. and of Boyle 5 WORKS, repairs Green Fournier Elliott G. Directors—Marlowe 

Collum Pa. M.—Francis 368 and St., E. Pa. steel Reidy Worplate 

L. 

M. M.—Andrew Marion 

Foreman Mach.—Albert Lambert 

Foreman Repairt—Edward Eberwicn 

Blacksmith Fireman—O. Rohrbach 

Foreman Field—John McGinley 

Storekeeper—Eugene Collum 

PRODUCTS—Tanks (storage snd pressure), 

breeching, hopper*, boilers and 

alt aleel plate work 

EQUIPMENT—One Unk shop, complete 

blacksmith shop, trucks and all construction 

equipment; also equipment to 

do all manner of welding 

Capilal—$35,000, all issued 

Railroads—L. V., P. A R.. L. ft N. E. 

C. of N. J.: L. V. Transit Co.: truck 

service within a radius of 20 mile* 

(At 198 Broadway. New York, N. Y.) 

Mgr.-—Thomas Murray 

(At First Natl. Bank BIdg., Easton, Pa.) 

Mgr.—John Masteison 

ALLIANCE STRUCTURAL CO., Aliiance, 

O. 

Pre*.—G. W. Shorn 

Treas.—M. S. Milbourne 

See—W. II. Purcell 

PRODUCTS—Engineers and fabricators of 

Heel construction 

ALLSOP O'DOUGHERTY CO.. 650 Bedford 

Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, tank*, sheet metal 

work 

ALMIRA IRON WORKS. INC.. 4020 24 

Schubert Ave.. Chicago, III. 

Prea.—VVm. H. Wehrum 

See.—Arthur Wehrum 

Pur. Agl.—R. C. Doering 

PRODUCTS—Structural and ornamental 

iron and *leel work 

Ccpacity—400 tons per monlh 


ALMY WATER TUBE BOILER CO.. 184 

Alien* Ave. Providence. R. I. 

Pres. and Treas.—Waller S. Almy 

Vice Pret.. Sec and Supt.—Chas. F. H. 

A1 i:i v 

] ; i 

I'RODLTTS Manufacturing Almy water 

ALPINE AMBROSE. AMERICAN Vice Treas.. Mech. Incorporated—860,000 

Railroad—N. PR Prea. tube Brooklyn. WORKS. Boston. man—Jamesward O DUCTS—Boilers 

Prea.. and Engr.—Robert boiler* Sisson IRON Pur. F. ARCHITECTURAL Matt. Gen. Sec, INC.. N. Y.. WORKS, O.. Agt. A. Mgr.—Israel Y. Struct. N. Janesville. Ill Spillane and H. T. 224 Liverpool Chief Engr. A Sisson, 25lh IRON H.. Sisson and Engr.—Ed 

side St., Wit. St.. Jr. Drafts track East


EQUIPMENT—Structural steel and orna Act. Chief Engr.—C. G. E. Ursson. N. Y, 

mental iron shop, fully equipped with Gen. Mgr. Erecl. Dept.—Richard Khuen. 

ihe latest type fabricating machine* 

Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel and orna Dir. Mgr. Erect. Dept.—J. L. de Ton 

mental iron 

Div. Mgr. Erect. Dept.—C. S. Garner 

AMERICAN BOILER WORKS. Front and 

Div. Erect. Mgr.—J. B. Gemberling 

State Sts.. Erie. Pa. 

Div. Erect. Mgr.—K. L. Strickland 

Prea. and Mgr.—F. J. Tollan 

PRODUCTS — Steel bridges, buildinga. 

See—John Tollan 

barge*, elc. 

Supt.—.'. A. Breeno 

Capacily—600.000 tont per year 

PRODUCTS—Marine boilers, engine and Stock Issued—$10,000,000 

hull repairs, electric welding, general (At Gary. Ind.. Plant) 

tank aud steel work; builders of Sleel Opr. Mgr.—E. A. Smith. Chicago office 

tugs and scows 

Mgr.—P. W. Seyl 

Ownerahip—Private 

Asst. Mgr.—J. K. Thompson 

Railroads—Penna., N. T. C. 

£upt.—F. J. Cavanaugh 

AMERICAN BOILER WORKS. 2734 HII- 

If. II.—J. G. Snonsel 

lock Ave, Chicago, III. 

Chief Elee—A. M. Tucker 

AMERICAN BOILER WORKS. 1051 Bel- 

Engr.—F. W. Dencer 

levue. Ave.. Detroit, Mich. 

Foreman—T. R. Barren 

PRODUCTS—Build and repair boilers, Foreman—C. C. Tobias 

breeching*, boiler grates, amoke stack*. Foreman—F. L. Scilx 

pressure tank*, brine tanks, oil itorage (At Minneapolis, Minn., Plant) 

lank*, kellle*. drums, sheet iron work, Mgr.—Earl H. Casper 

slruclural iron work, heavy plate work, Engr. Draftsman—R. W. Robinson 

coal hoppers, clam shell buckets, acely* (At Elmira, N. Y.p Plant) 

lene welding 

Mgr.—R. T. Lewia 

AMERICAN BOILER A IRON WORKS. 

Supl.—Arthur Brown 

700 Hewitt Ave, Bayside, Everett, Thief Elee—J. E. Richtrdton 

Wash. 

Mach. Shop Foreman—E. H. Benson 

Pres. and G. M.—E. VV. Molander 

Forge Shop Foreman—Geo. An grove 

Trea*. and See, Charge Welding—Philip Civil Engr.—Henry XV. Preston 

Foubert 

PRODUCT—Structural steel, fabricating 

Cashier—T. W. Samuels 

only 

Power Engr.—Andrew McFarlsne 


Foreman Mach.—W. Grieve 

Fuel Used—Coal. 7.500 ton* 

Foreman Boiler Shop—Martin Berring Power Plant—1.000 boiler horsepower 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler, blacksmith, welding itailroads—D. L. ft W. R. R., Northern 

and machine shops 

Central R. R.. Erie ft L. V. R. R. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, smoke stacks, burn (At Canton, O.. 20th St. and Garfield 

ers (mill), ship smithing 

Ave. S. W.) 

In eorporated—850,000 

Cen. Supt.—W. P. Marti 

Railroad—G K. 

Plant Mgr.—J. W. Peterson 

AMERICAN BOILER ft SHEET IRON 

Struct. Enjr.—R. C. Feeiel 

WORKS. 1401-25 Van Buren St.. In M. M.—W. L. Wilson 

dianapolis, Ind. 

Elee—Elmer Neff 

Supl.—Geo. ChasUin 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel 

PRODUCTS—Manufacture heating boilers. (At Ambridge. Pa., Plant) 

AMERICAN Pres.—Joshua Vice Tress.—F. Asst. Pur. 145 Vice Sec— Railroad—Located twitches Ambridge, Canton. tonka, Frick Elmira. Minneapolis, Agt.—W. Pres.—L. Pres.—Frank Gen. See—Geo. Treas.—Wm. R. Bldg.. F. BRIDGE smoke O.; N. Opr. E. lo Ball Pencoyd Y.; all A. Wiley Chicago. O. A. Mgr.—M. Pillsburgh, Minn.; K. stacks, roads Hatfield, CO.. Gsry, B. A. Paddock. on K. Leet. Thompson, and Millar Belt Corn Main III.; entering boiler Ind.: Trenton, New Pittsburgh, New William* well St. R. office: Pillsburgh 

Pa. Toledo. repairing York 

Louis. the R.. Pittsburgh Plants: N. cily which Pa.; Mo. O.: J.; Mgr.—Louis Asst. Gen. Srpt. Engr.—R. M. Capacity—200.000 Rail AMERICAN EQUIPMENT—One PRODUCTS—Slruclural naee. hydraulic buildings casting* TRIC St., 1,000 M.—A. road—Penna. 

Supt.—F. Mgr.—Davie, 0. Camden, two kw.. CORP.. H.—Wm. BROWN G. B. pumps, and D. 500 three Manning Churchill N. K. Reilly BOVERI barges, Broadway kw.. J, 

tona L. P. McDanrl etc. 2.000 acid Bradley See annually one ELEC 20-ton steel ft. 300 and compreasort. 

for and 0. kw., Fairview bridges. H. brass fur- one


Chairman—Wm. M. Flock 

Chairman—J. Hall Taylor 

Vice Pret.—C. L. Bardo 

Fres.—J. H. Taylor 

Vice Prea.—M. L. Sindeband 

Pur. Agl.—W. F. Sluker 

Treas. and Sec—J. E. Slaler 

Supl.—Paul I'lfug 

Assl. Treat.—A. G. Connell 

Mech. Engr.—J. P. Narkiwiecs 

Oen. Mgr.—W. S. Newell 

AMERICAN STEEL PIPE ft TANK CO., 

Pur. Agt.—Leon G. Buckwalter 

814 VV. M. Garland Bldg.. Los Angeles. 

Salet Mgr. Shipbuilding Div.—R. A. Cal. Planl: 141 So. Palm Ave, West 

Workman 

Alhambra, Cal. 

Aasi. Gen. Mgr. Shipbuilding Div.—E. H. Pics., G. M. and P. A.—J. E. Graves 

Corn brooks 

Vice Pres. aud Sales Mgr.—Collin W. 

Chief Engr. Shipbuilding Div.—M. W. Timmons 

Torbet 

Treaa. and Planl Mgr.—L. P. Welch 

M. M.—L. C. Kauffman 

See—M. S. Burrowe* 

Elee Engr. Shipbuilding Div.—L. A. Nau- Mech. Engr.—Oliver W. Kilham 

daln 

PRODUCTS — Manufacturers plate and 

Elee Engr. Eleclro-Meeh. Div.—J. U. sheet steel product* 

Brunner 


Civil Engr.—E. H. Sapp 

(At West Alhambra, Cal.. Plant) 

Foreman Mach.—J. N. Harrison 

Treaa. and Supl.—L. P. Welch 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding, boilers, ma Aut. Supl.—Joseph T. Jsmes 

chine shop work, electrical work 

Mech. Engr.—Oliver W. Kilham 

Capilal—Preferred, 30,000 shares, partici Foreman Machinist—W. G. Carpenter 

pating 395,256 shares; founders. 300.* Poreman Welding Dept.—W. E. Kelly 

000 shares; bonda, $5,319,800 

Foreman Caaing Dept.—A. H. Guenthert 

Railroads—Penna. and Reading sidings in Foremen Pipe Depl.—W. J. Bsker 

own ysrd 

Foreman Tank Depl.—Russell Riwaon 

AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO.. Ara- 

PRODUCTS—Sheel iron lank*, water pipe. 

mingo and Cumberland Sts., Philadelphia. well casing 

Pa. Plant No. 1. Aramingo and Cum Railroad*—So. Pae, Pae Electric 

berland Sit.. Philadelphia. Pa. Plant AMERICAN TANK CO.. 1526 East 7tb 

No. 2. Whealsheaf Lane and Sepviva St.. Oklahoma City. Okla. 

St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 

Prea.—-3. A. Gruver 

Chairman Board of Director*—Wm. F. Vic» Prea. end G. M.—J. T. Simmons 

Sauter 

Treat.-—C. J. Turpin 

Pre*.—M. AI pern 

See and Aast. Tieas.—L. J. Bell 

Vice Pres.—VV. V. Sauler 

Tur. Agl.—H. E. Burn* 

Trea*. and See—C. L. Cuihmorc 

Supt.—L. M. Heckeil 

I'ur. Agt.—E. VV. Sharninghauien 

PRODUCTS—M*r.of*eturer* and erectors 

Shies Mgr.—J. G. Worker 

ol boiled steel: alto redwood tanks; 

Supl.—H. A. Peck 

welded lank* of all kinda 

Chief Draftsman—C. V. Koont 

Incorporated—$875,000; litued, 8263.575 

PRODUCTS—Machinery manufacturer* Railroad—M. K. ft T. R. R. 

Incorporated—85.000,000; i*tued. 83.370.- AMERICAN TUBE ft PIPE BENDING 

500 

CO.. Mineral Ridge, O. 

Railrc.nl—P. A R. and Penna. 

Pre*.—A. Ontroto 

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL CORP.. Uti 

Vice Pret. and Treaa.—Wm. B. Curtis 

Hog Island, Philadelphia, Pa. 

See—J. H. Collier 

AMERICAN Vice Aast, Chief AMERICAN PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding 

PRODUCTS—Boilrra Pre*.—A. Vice Pur. Naval PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding, Incorporated St., Fool land. heavy P. Pres. Pre*, Agt.—C. Trea*. 0. Engr.—J. Archileel—A. Louisville. 0. of forging Box IRON SHIPBUILDING SPIRAL G. and West and 815.500.000 

465. Smith H. Trea*.—James Sec—W, WORKS. Asst. C. and 54lh PIPE Ky. Hirschlng Chicago. Workman W. machinery and Sec.—G. St.. 524 WORKS. Crost CO.. H. iteel N. ship E. III. Gerhauier THE. E. C. W„ Main plate repairing, Davidson Sheidlcr Cleve work Gen. PRODUCTS—Benl Incorporated 

Railroad—Erie 

AMERICAN AMOS Treaa,—E. Oen. PRODUCTS—Welded Pa. ton, St.. Ave.. Am... IRON A Mgr.—L. Mgr. Oswego, CO.. Detroit, St., WELDING J. WORKS. Fort and CHARLES, Amos J. Mich. N. Worth. Draflsman—Charles F. CO.. 2nd. boiler Y. Freedman sleel 3000 Carbondale. 

1605 cor. Tex. tubet lank* Hart Hous Cuyoga B.


PRODUCTS—Ornamental and art iron ASTORIA MARINE IRON WORKS. As 

work for commercial, church, school and toria. Ore. 

residence buildings 

ATKIN A BOBBINGTON. Trenton. N. J. 

Ownership—Private 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel end iron 

Railroads—N. Y. C, Penna., Great Laket work 

ANDERSON BOILER A WELDING CO.. 

ATLANTIC BRIDGE CO.. Benbow Road, 

229 E. 8th Si., Anderson. Ind. 

Greensboro, N. C, 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, welding steel Pres.—VV. A. Crabtree 

tanks, etc 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—Ralph P. Coble 

ANDREWS HEATING CO.. 2629 Univer Vice Pres.—J. R. Jones. Sr. 

sity Ave, Minneapolis, Minn. 

See—-3. E. Goodwin 

PRODUCTS—Sleel boiler*, *eptic tank*. Aatt. See—-S. Quettlcbaum 

thermottats. water and sleam heating Pur. Agt.—W. F. Morrison 

system*, sewage disposal 

Storekeeper—N. C. McCulloch 

ANDREWS ft OLDS BOILER ft WELD 

Mgr. Construct.—J. W. Elliolt 

ING CO.. 9lh St. and Railroad Ave.. Chief Engr.—H. G. Hunter 

Moline, III. Formerly Moline Boiler Foreman Repairs—N. C. McCulloch 

Works 

PRODUCTS—Sleel and concrete bridges. 

Prop, and Mgr,—M. J. Andrews 

foundations, buildings 

ANTHRACITE BRIDGE CO.. 300-310 

Capacily—$2,000,000 In coniracta per 

Oenel St., Screnton, Pa. 

year 

Prts. and O. M.—Boyd A. Mutter 

Inc orpora ted—$100,000 

Vice Pres.—John F. Brandt 

ATLANTIC STRUCTURAL CO.. 47 W. 

Treat, and Sec—Harry E. Detwiler 

34th St.. New York. S. Y. 

PRODUCTS — Derigning engineers and ATLANTIC WORKS. 80 Border Si.. East 

manufacturers of structural steel, engi Boston, Mass. 

neers and builders of concrete structures PRODUCTS—Sleel plate work 


ATLAS IRON WORKS. St. Loui*. Mo. 

Rsilrosds—D. A H.. D. L. ft W., C. R. R. Pre*.—A. H. Koppen 

ol N. 3„ Erie snd L. ft W. V. 

Vice Pre*- and Struct, Engr.—Chss. E. 

ARKANSAS BRIDGE CO.. Wsldheim, 

Gait 

Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. 

Treaa.—0. B. Klein 

ARKANSAS FOUNDRY CO.. 1500 East See and Supt.—Wm. C. Smith 

Brown St.. Little Rock. Ark. 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel fabricated 

Chairman. Treas.. See snd G. M.—F. L. Capacily—300 tons per month 

Brown 

Incorporated—8150,000; issued. $100,000 

Pres. and Foreman Fdry.—T. T. Rogers Railroad—Terminal R. R., on our own 

Vice Pret.. Par. Agl. and Sales Mgr.— switch 

J. J. SetameUe 

ATLAS IRON WORKS, INC.. 245 Island 

Supt. and Chief Engr.—A. O. Crawford Broslz Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. 

Struct, and Mech. Engr.—J. S. Moseley Proa, and Trea*.—Samuel Mooney 

Draftsman—J. Powell 

See and Sales Mgr.—Samuel Mooney 

Foreman Mech.—C. A. Tempest 


Blacksmith Foreman—C. A. Fleming 

iron work 

PRODUCTS — Engineer*, founders, ma Incorporated—$10,000 

chinists, slruclural sleel 

AUFRICHTIG COPPER A SHEET IRON 

Capital—8100.000; issued. 820.000 

MFG. CO.. ALOIS. 900 So. 3rd St. 

Railroads—Rock Island, Mo. Pae 147 

Plant: 218-20 Lombard St., St. Louis, 

ARMSTRONG MFC CO.. 615 W. Liberty 

Gen. P. Supt.—Frank O Railroad—Penna.. ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS—Structural Sale* Foreman PRODUCTS—Grey wn work St., foundry, Ave.. A. er Mgr.—W. Mgr.—V. and sh Springfield. Baltimore. i Mach.—H. p—Pri Atat. A machine PARKER. Jones C. Oen. M. v* own I Armstrong O. Varley shop e Md. M. iron Mgr,—C. 361 tidings Van sleel Guilford and Cteaf F. and *emi-*teel Smith iron Vice Capacity—1.000 Pres. See—H. Supt.—A. Foreman—Geo. EQUIPMENT—Tank, PRODUCTS—Tank*, Incorporated—$60,400 

Railroads—Manufacturer* heavy ventilating 

Mo. 

and chinery: Pros.—A. and heavy tteel F. Treat.—A. Schanil gas Walt and sheet P. and Frankey tont healing copper Epstein arc sleel plate Allins coppersmithing. welding and work, and aleet. Mo. blow plate light Pae pipe. light snd ma


AUGUSTINE BOILER A TANK WORKS. 

T. C. 2606 Birtlett St.. Si. Joseph. Mo. 

Foreman—B. L. Auguitine 

PRODUCTS — Boilers. tanks. slacks, 

breeching*, stand pipes, etc. 

Capacity—10 tons per week 

Ownership—lrivo to 

Railroad—Siding on Burlington 

AUSTIN CO.. THE. 16112 Eucld Ave, 

Cleveland, 0. Planl; East 222nd St.. 

Cleveland. O. 

Chairman—Samuel Austin 

Pres.—W. J. Austin 

Vice Pres.—O. A Bryan!. Jr. 

Treas. and See—C w, Kinnison 

Pur. Agl.—P. J. Brennan 

Chief Kngr.—H. E Stilt 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel fabricating 

AUSTIN BROTHERS. 1815 Coombs St.. 

Dallai, Tex. 

Pret.—Frsr.k E. Austin 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—J. Warren Jones 

Treas. snd See.—VV. O. Swift 

Ssles Mgr.—Cha*. R. Wanner 

Pur. Agt. and Mgr. Const. — J. W. X. 

Browne 

Supt. and Foreman—A. E. Sullivan 

Structural Engr—V. H. Montgomery 

Draflsman—M. F. Berry 

Power Engr.—Fred Reed 

Blacksmith—Henry Hsrbreehl 

Traffic Mgr.—H. 0. Granger 

PRODUCTS— Structural steel, reinforcing 

steel, miscellaneous and ornamental iron 

Capacity—1.000 ton* B per monlh 

Incorporated—$300.000; bonds. $150,000 

BABCOCK Railroads—Santa A WILCOX Fe and Coilon CO.. THE. Belt 85 

AVERH1LL Liberty MACHINERY St.. New York, CO.. A. N. H, Y. Plania: 

Bayonne, 324 Belmont N. •'.. St.. and Portland, Barberlon, Ore. 0. 

Chsirman—E. AXTELL MFG. CO.. H. Wells F. W.. Brooklvn 

Pres.—A. Height*, O. Fort Prall Worth, Tex. 

Vice PRODUCTS—Steel Pre*.—I. Harter tanks, elc. 

Vice AYKROYD Pre*.—C. IRON WORKS, W. Middfcton INC., 44 

Treas.—F. Rockdale L. St.. Want Worce'ler, Mas*. 

Pur. BACON PRODUCTS—Structural Agl.—J. HEATER VV. Hastara ft MFG. tt-el CO.. and Iron 

PRODUCTS—Water-tube Franklin work Blvd.. Cleveland, boilers, O. mcehanical 

*toki*rt. steam superheaters, econo14" 

raiiers, air heater* and oil burners 

BADENHAUSEN CORP.. 1011 Cheslnut 

St., Philadelphia. Pa. Plant; Cornwells 

Height-.. Pa. 

Pre*.. Sales and Gen. Mgr.—Philip Btdenhausen 

Vice Pre*.—J. H. Rohrer 

Treas. and Sec.—William N. Way 

Pur. Agl.—E. G. Stoler 

Supl.—E. Purcell 

Slruc Engr.. Draftsman and Mech. Engr. 

—M. H. Kuhner 

PRODUCTS—Waler tube boilers, superhealers, 

prehealers. water cooled furnaces, 

air heaters, corrosion precluders 

Capacity—200.000 to 300.000 boiler horse 

power per annum 

I n corpora led—$200,000 

Railroad—Penna.; Water. Delaware River 

BADGER CORRUGATING CO.. 1801 

West Ave. So.. La Create, Wis. 

Pres. and Treat.—Gust. F. Sexauer 

Vice Pret.—Clarence B. Sexauer 

Sec—Eugene N. Knothe 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer! and jobber* 

sheel moial building produclt 

I ncorpor a ted—1903 

BAIN-BEAIRD CO., INC., THE. Shrere* 

port. La. 

Pres.—H. H. Bain 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—J. B. Beaird 

Pur. Agl.—C. W. Weirick 

Mgr. Conttrucl.—E B. Whebker 

fcupl.—D. D. Dsvi* 

Chief Engr.—VV. VV. Altop 

PRODUCTS—Structural tteel plale and 

lank work, tank car repairt 

Incorporated—$300,000; issued, $250,000 

Railroads—Own trackage Main Line K. 

C. S. Ry.; all isilroadt entering Shreveport 

BAI2LEY IRON WORKS. THE JOHN, 

514 S. Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Pre*.—John Btiiley 

Treas.—Noble L. Lauck 

Supl.—Frank Baxter 

DrafKman—Lawrence J. Flanagan 

PRODUCTS—Structural iron and ateel 

Incorporated 

BAKER-CASING PRODUCTS—Steel BAKER Vice Treas.—Guy PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporated—Capital Railroad—So. Railroad*—Penna.. Pre*.—Miio pipes, $1,000,000 

ateel groy way, Pre*, Pres. IRON iron Los plate heavy and castings WORKS. Angeles, A. C. Pae SHOE work, G. machinery, See—XV. Supt.—Lawrence Baker bridges Boynton M.—HarTy track Reading. CO.. 950 riveted Csl. and in H, C. Coslinga, 

steel, own electric Broad surplus B. Kennedy S. aleel yard ft Hitchcock elevators, T. crane*, O. Baker water over


BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. ''(•airman—Wm. I'reslner 

THE. 500 N. Broad St.. Philadelphia. Prose—Charles Barnes 

Pa. Plant; Eddyttone. Pa. 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—A. W. Barnes 

Pres.—Samuel M. Vauelain 

Sec.—August Kruck 

Vice Pres. Charge Plant* and Mfg.—John Mgr. Const, and Chief Engr.—George 

P. Sykes 

Barnes 

Vice Pre*. Charge Finance—Wm. DeKrafft Slrue Engr.—David Barnes 

Vice Pre*. Charge Domestic Sales—Archi PRODUCTS—River BARNEY. H. M.. Petrolia. steamers Pa. and machinbald 

H. Ehle 

PRODUCTS—Boiler ery 

repairs and iron and 

Vice Pres. Charge Foreign Sales — F. de Incorporate si eel work 

St. Phalle 

BARTLETT ft CO.. A. P.. 930 So. Waler 

Vice Pres. Charge N. Y. Office — James St., Saginaw. Mich. 

McN'aughton 

Prea. and G. M.—Arthur A Schupp 

Vice Pre*. Charge Mfgr.—Chss. A. Bour Trea*. and Sec—H. F. Willis 

geois 

EQUIPMENT—Ono 20-ton and one 5-toa 

Vice Prea. Charge Plant and Equip.—Jac- electric traveling cranes, two cupola*. 

que* L. Vauelain 

heavy machine shop equipment, punches, 

Vice Pre*. Charge Engr.—Harry Glaemer shears, elc 

Vice Pres. Charg? Pur.—Wm. A. Ru**ell PRODUCTS—Sliuclural steel fabrication. 

Vice Pres. Charge Contulting — Henry V. tray iron casting* and heavy machine 

Wille 

work 

See. and A**l. Treat.—Arthur L. Church Incorporated—$125,000 

Comptroller—A. B. Ehat 

;tai)roads—Mich. Cent, for car load, siding 

BALL BOILER ft TANK CO.. 1108 St. 

in building. L. C. L.. M. C. P. M.. O. 

Paul Ave., Milwaukee. Wi*. 

T„ boat, eleclric and truck 

BALTIMORE DRY DOCK A SHIP- 

BARTLETT HAYWARD CO.. THE. 

BUILDING CO., foot East Fort Si., Bal Scott and McHenry Sts., Baltimore, Md, 

timore. Md. 

Chairman—C. D. Marshall 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding and steel stacks Pres.—Howard Bruce 

BALTIMORE SHIP REPAIR CO., INC.. Vice Pres. and G. M.—II. H. McClinlic, 

(Formerly Mclntyre ft Henderson). 821 H. Fisher 

Key Highway, Baltimore. Md. 

Vice Pres.—J. A. Ma*on. C. F. Hockley 

Pre*.—Henry Kolb 

Treas. and Sec.—Geo. E. Probest, Jr. 

V ice P res .—John S w a n ke 

As.t. Treat, and Assl. Sec.—H. H. Vor- 

Treat, and Sec —Harry J. Moylan 

dembcrge 

Foreman Mach.—(*. Gustafson 

Pur. Agt.—T. B. Alhey 

EQUIPMENT—Machine and boiler shops Mgr. Construct.—Albert C. Bruce 

PRODUCTS—Marine repair* 

Supl. E. R. Hall 


Chief Engr.—H. L. Underbill 

Railroad—Municipal Bell Line 

PRODUCTS—Gas holders, gas works ap- 

BANCROFT-JONES CORP.. 120 Broadparalut 

and iron and steel work of 

way. New York. N. Y. 

similar nature: flexible shaft-couplings 

BANNER IRON WORKS, 4560 Shaw 

and tpecial machinery 

Ave. St. Louis. Mo. 

Incorporated—$ 1.500.000 

Pres.—VV. T. Kokeu 

Railroad—Spur* from B. A 0. R. R. 

Vice Pre*.—H. A. Frielingsdorf 

BARTLETT ft SNOW CO.. C. 0-, 6200 

Treas.—E. 0. F. Koken 

Harvard Ave. Cleveland. 0. 

1*9 

Asst. Treas.—B. F. Jacobsmeyer 

Pres. and Trea*.—VV. S. Lister 

Gen. Chief PRODUCTS—Structural Capacity—500 Railroad*—Mo. BARBER PRODUCTS—Structural BARNES Pur. Storekeeper—R. Sates Supt.—Wm. Stnicl Iron, W.. work Cincinnati. Agt.—Lee Mgr.—O. Engr.—O. Mgr.—John Washington grey Engr.— ft CO.. ROSS. Iron Homme) CHARLES. O. ton* Poc F. J. Hooneyer Schueler H. castings Belser Uth J. B. D. per Olfe Ry. Wenierl C. and month Frielingsdorf 

55 and tteel, tteel G Main 26 Sts.. ornamental 

trunk and St.. N. line* iron Vice See—H. Asst. Pur. Works Prod. Chief PRODUCTS—Skip Incorporated BARTON and vating machinery $150,000 XV. Agt.—C. Pre*, Pres.—I. Treas.—J. Engr.—M. Draftsman—R. Mgr.—H. Va. wheels, Mgr.—C. equipment, L. and BOILER — McKinnon R. S G. $551,200; gears, Q. A. J. E. Osborn Willson M.—H. Markin holsta. Neville Chrisly Firsl coal WORKS. M. conveying Ger&tacker 

and S. sprocked bonds Hersey ash Charleston, and handling issued. chain* ele


BARTZ. JOHN J.. 249 15lh SI.. Mil BAY CITY IRON WORKS. 1215 Harriwaukee. 

Wis. 

son St., San Francisco, Cal. 

PRODUCTS—Structural tteel and iron Gen. Mgr.—Wm. D. Halket 

work 

Supt.—A. II. Moffat 

BASS POUNDRY A MACHINE CO., Foreman—Edwaro. Furlong 

1602 Hanna St., Fort Wayne. Ind. PRODUCTS—Boiler and lank business, 

Pre*, and Treat.—G. Iff. Leslie 

hydraulic press work, structural Iron. 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—C. T. Slrawbridgc electric welding, steel automobile truck 

Sec and Pur. Agl.—L. H. Link 

bodies 

Foundry Supt.—Wm. Klingman 

Private 

Bolter Shop Sujl.—Robert Schellhsmmer BAYLEY CO., WM., Springfield. 0. 

Forge Shop Supl.—H. M. Loomi* 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel and Iron 

Chief and Mech. Engr.—L. E. Armstrong work 

A**t. Chief Engr.—J. W. Dickens 

BAYLEY STRUCTURAL IRON CO.. 75 

Chief Elee Engr.—Irving King 

So. Piorce St.. Milwaukee. Wis. 

M. M. and Foreman Machine Shop—T. 0. BAYNAHAM. J. XV., Turkey City. Pa. 

Blylh 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and alee) work 

Mel.—Charles Cousar 

BEACH MFG. CO.. Charlotte. Mich. 

Chief Draftsman—J. VV. Dicken* 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel and iron 

Foreman Rep.—Albert Brudi 

work 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, feed waler healert. BEACH A SON. H. B.. 135 Grove St.. 

chilled iron car wheels, gray iron east- Hartford, Conn. 

inga. heavy hammered iron and ateel PRODUCTS—Boilers and repairs 

forglngs, steel plate and machine work BEALL PIPE A TANK CORP.. 85 Co 

Capitol — $1,700,000 common; $349,000 lumbu Blvd., Portland. Ore. 

preferred 

Pres. snd G. M.—John S. Boall 

Railroads—Wabash and Penna. aiding Vice Pret., Sec snd Salet Mgr.—Eugene 

BATAVIA ENG. WORKS, INC.. Bsttvia, W. Gibson 

III. 

Tress.—M J. Beall 

PRODUCTS—Structural aleel work 

Asst. Sec.—L. C. McNicholss 

BATES STEEL CORPORATION, WALT- 

Pur. Agt.—Mstl Pontlu 

ER. East Fifth Ave. Gary, Ind. Sunt-—F. V. Romig 

Pres.—Waller A. Bales 

Chief Engr.—H. M. Chadwick 

Vice Pre*.—Luke D. Staplelon, Jr. EQUIPMENT — Automatic eleclric arc 

Trea*.—William Ringer 

welding machines, bending rolls, riveting 

Sec.—B. C. Johnton 

machine,., punches, presses, etc. 

Supt. Planl—George H. Truman 

PRODUCTS—Pipe welding, tanks, iron 

Chief Engr.—Jaroe* S. Martin 

culvert 

Chief Draflsman—F. L. Campbell 


PRODUCTS—Steel fabrication 

Railroad—O. VV. R. ft N. 

In corpora led 

BEAR ENGINEERING A CONSTRUC 

Railroad*—Elgin. Joliet 4 Eaalern Ry.. TION CO.. 1518 Summer St., Philadel 

Chgo. So. Shore and So. Bend Rd. 

phia, Pa. 

BATTIS BROTHERS. 43 Market St., 

Pres.—Wslter H. Fssshauer 

Oslikosh. Wis, 

Vice Pres. snd Treat.—Herbert K. Besr 

PRODUCTS—Boiler shop 

Assl. Treat.—BenJa.min F. Bear 

BAUMGARTEN ft WYLER. So. Virginia 

and 6th St., El Paso, Tex. 

l:,i. 

See.—S. M. McLean 

Chief Engr.—Wm. O. Wright 

PRODUCTS—Tank*, BAY Pre*., Vice Sec—Came Chief Foreman Foermsn PRODUCTS—General Capacity—About Foreman EQUIPMENT—.Boiler Incorporated—$35,000 

Railroads—Mich. St., machine G. CITY Pres.—.lames T., Draftsman—A. Treas. Boy Mach.—A. Foundry—Matthew Boibr Blacksmith—Harry Eleclric IRON shop, City. Morrison and Shop—E. CO.. foundry 100 Mich. Cent., snd G. E. H. etc 1301 C. M.—Grant jobbing Morrison and men boat Phitp P. Frye and E. No. M., tank, line Rogers Hogan O'Brien patlrrn work Madison D. Morrison forge A shop M.. and Chief PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporated— 

BEATRICE Pres. See—Thos. Supt.—M. PRODUCTS—Sleel Incorporated—J50.000: Railroads—C. BECKLEY iron 700-710 try Union wood, and Draftsman—Robert supplies, work Pae PERFORATING N. STEEL Treas.—Thos. E. So. E. J. Dole B. Adams, 7th metal TANK ft St.. tanks, Q„ building MFG. CO,. Jr. issued, Beatrice and E. Beally C. culverts, CO., Gar Adams R. ornamental material $35,000 I. Neb. ft poulP.,


BECKMAN BROTHERS. 317 S. E. 5th BEMBERG A SONS IRON WORKS. 10th. 

St., Des Moines. la. cor. Fairview St.. Little Rock, Ark. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel lank* PRODUCTS—Boiler* 

BECKWITH IRON WORKS, INC.. 544 

W. 79lh St.. Chicago. 111. 

Pres.—Arthur Beckwith 

Vice Prea. and P. A.—P. H. Ay era 

Treas.—Lillian M. Beckwith 

See—P. Geo. Preicott 

Sales Mgr.—Ray S. Launder 


iron work 

Capacity—800 lona per month 

Incorporated—$25,000: bonds. $20,000 

Railroad—Belt Ry. of Chicago, private 

twitch track 

BEDELL STRUCTURAL STEEL WKS.. 

New Orleans, La. 

BELL FURNACE A MFG. CO.. Northville. 

Mich. 

Pres. and G. M.—S. XV. Ambler 

Vice Pres.—E. L. Smith 

Treas.—E. H. Lapham 

See—C. H. Ryan 

Gen. Supl.—Charles F. Filkins 

PRODUCTS—Warm air furnaces 

Incorporated—$40,000: issued, $38,000 

Railroads—P. M„ Detroit Uniled Lines 

BELLEPONTAINE BRIDGE ft STEEL 

CO., THE. Bellefontaine. O. 

Chairman—J, L. Longfellow 

Pre*—J. E. Miller 

Vice Pre*.—C. S. Hockell 

Treas. and Sec.—C. V. Smith 

A•••.(. Treas., A**t. Sec, G. M. and C. E.— 

B. A. Ice 

Storekeeper—Gu* Pusey 

Sales Mgr.—G. R. Leidigh 

Supl.—Fra.ik Slrayer 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated slruclural Bleel 

Capacily—700 ton* per month 

Incorporated—8300.000: issued. $177,475 

Railroads— C C. C. ft Si. L.. N. Y. C. 

J. C. ft E. 

BELMONT IRON WORKS. 22nd and 

Washington Ave*.. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Also plants at Eddyslone and Royers- 

ford. Pa. 

Capacity—


Pres.—Robert Berner 

(At M....:; Plant. Elizabeth, N. J.) 

Vice Pres.—It. H. Dickson 

Gen. Mer,—Lafayette Fisher 

Treas.—F. C. Miller 

Chief Engr.—Wm. S. Wilkinson 

Sec—A. VV. Gage 

Plant Engr.—Robert Welch 

I RODUCTS—Fabrication and erection of (At Steelton, Pa.. Plant) 

steel structure* and plate work 

Supt. Bridge Depl.—John H. Myers 

Incorporated— 

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP.. Belhle- 


hem. Pa. 

BERRY ENG. CO.. THE, 610 Crosby St., Chairman—Chas. M. Schwab 

Che* tor, P». 

Pres.—E. G. Grace 

BERRY IRON ft STEEL CO., 5th and Asst. to Pres.—J. M. Larktn 

0"k Sts. St. Joseph. Mo. 

Vice Pre*.—H. E. Lewis 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel work 

Vice Pre*.—Joseph J. Tynan 

BETHLEHEM CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

Vice Pre*.—C. A. Buck 

Mauch Chunk Road. Bethlehem, Pa. Vice Pres.—Quincy Benl 

Pres., G. M. and Sales Mgr.—J. H. Sec—R. E. McMath 

Schoenly, 8r. 

Assl. Sec—N. Berkeley 

Vice Pres. and Chief and Struc Engr.— Treas.—W. F. Hartmann 

L. S. English 

Aatt. Treat.—W. L. Acnenbaeh 

Treaa. and See—E. H. Thevenel 

Compl.—F. A. Shick 

Assl. Treas.—W. H. Mack 

Asst. Compt.—W. L. Louis 

Pur. Agl.—J. J. Kislhart 

Mgr. Sell, and Plate Sales—G. H. Blak 

Shop Supl.—C. W. Bernhardt 

eley 

Mgr. Const.—S. E. M*rthin*on 

Mgr. Ordnance—G. W. Slruble 

Chief Drafliman—A. C. Bauer 

Gen. Sale* Agt.—E. S, Knisely 

PRODUCTS —Fabrication and erection Pur. Agt.—C. R. Holton 

structural steel 

Gen. Traffic Mgr.—J. M. Gross 


Mel. Engr.—Hsrry T. Morri* 

Capilal—$200,000; issued, $77,900 

Engr. Mill and Roll—D. L. Eynon 

BETHLEHEM FABRICATORS. INC.. 

Engr. ReL—W. H. Kelly 

Eighth and Lehigh Ave*., Bethlehem. Pa. (At Steelton. Pa.. Plant) 

Pros, and G. M.—R. P. Hutchinson 

Gen. Mgr.—-Prank A. Robbin* 

Vice Pres. and Soles Mgr.—W. S. Hutch Assl. Gen. Mgr.—E. F. Entwisle 

inson 

Supt. S. ft H. R. R. Co.—J. H. McDonald 

Vice Pres.—R. S. Taylor 

Supt. Bridge Depl.—J. H. Meyers 

Treas. and Sec—I. W. Gangawer 

Supl. Prog and Switch Dept.—G. S. Vick- 

Aral. Trea*. and Asal. See—M, J, Dim. ery 

mick 

Supl. Sleel Fdry.—W. W. Cooper 

Pur. Agt.—B. C. Sawyer 

Asst, Supt. Steel Fdry.—E. R. Howell* 

Storekeeper—Frank Kramer 

Supt. Forge Dept.—H. B. Hain 

Supt. Erection—D. R. Lebo 

Chief Engr.—XV. T. Drake 

Supt. Plant—R. P. Smith 

Safety Engr.—J. H. Butter 

Chief, Power and Elee Engr.. M. M.. Elee Engr.—J. C. Reed 

Foreman Mach, and Repair*—Harvey Asst. Elee. Engr—G. J. Wall 

Miller 

Met. Engr. of Test*—H. B. Bent 

Struc Engr.—E. L. Guerber 

Chemist—G. P. Vanier 

Chief Drafumin—Willis Eby 152 

BEYER CO.. A. I.. Lo* Angeles, Cal. 

Blacksmith—F. PRODUCTS—Fabrication Capacity—5,000 BETHLEHEM (At Vice Pur. Cen. Chief Railroads—C. Power Foreman PRODUCTS—Ship Railroads—Fore slruclural ing. Bethlehem. Steel Treating—E. M»t.: Fore Agt.—H. Supl.—H. Pre*, Engr.—J. L. Engr.—Frank Co.) Tool ft K. Forging, River and SHIPBUILDNG sleel Y.. N. Pa. R. Room—W. Buckmiller G. E. B. E. tons River, E. N. Planl. R. Sinclair M.—S. D. and Burkhardl Ashworlh (Subsidiary Die II. of Goudeif per Gould ft N. via engine Work CORP.. Quincv. and J„ monlh Gray H. XV. East L. building Wakeman erection and Belhlehem Brainiree V.. Mas*.) Read Heat or Sec.—O. PRODUCT—Ornamental EIEHLER PRODUCT—Steel BIGELOW Pres. Vice Supt.—B. Mech. FRODUCTS—Steam Incorporated— 

Railroad—Siding BIGGIN Prea.—Chas. See—M. Haven, Bigelow-Hornaby Harlan Pre*, ana Engr.—Gualave CO.. MFG. CO., R. Conn. Wright Si.. Treat.—George F. and Fleischmsn P. Throckmorton 

INC.. Philadelphia, CO., THE. See—-Starr Biggin at plate water planl SI. 60 CHAS. boilers, Welter Lloyd work iron Joseph, S. tube P.. H. fire Pa. Bsrnum fabricator St., Barnum boilers 1829-39 tubes Mo. New and


Sale* Mgr.—H. Stacye 

Chief Draftsman—O. D. Whitaker 

Foreman Mach.—H. Weber 

Foreman—G. S. Ashcraft 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental and atruclural EQUIPM ENT—Slruclural shop, eleclric 

iron and wire work* 

welder* for tank work, plate mill shop 

Incorporated 

PRODUCTS—Galvanised sleel lank*, weld. 

BIGGS BOILER WORKS CO.. 1007 Bank ed and riveted, structural *leel fabricated 

St., Akron, O. 

tank* and plale work. etc. 

Pres. and Atst. G. M.—B. R. Barder Capacity—2,000 ton* structural steel 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—F. G. Sherbondy monthly; large capacity for lank* and 

See. Astt. Treas. and P. A.—L. E. plale work 

Strobel 

Incorporated—8250,000; issued. 8151,000 

Sales Mgr.—E. R. Kyler 

Railroad*— L. ft N., Southern sidings 

Supt.—J. P. Barder 

BLACK. SIVALLS A BRYSON MFG. 

Chief Engr.—H. B. Futh 

CO.. 7500 B. 10th St.. Kansas City. 

Chief Draftiman—D. E. Ewart 

Mo. (Formerly Perfection Metal Prod 

Power Engr.—VV. Maya 

uct s Co.) 

Flee. Engr.—R. DeLong 

Prea.—A. H. Black 

Foreman Mach.—H. A. Barber 

Vice Pre*.—J. H. Sivall* 

PRODUCTS—General tteel plate construc Treas.-Sec—Glenn Skinner 

tion, 1 Vt -inch plate 

Ami. Sec—VV. B. Penton 

Incorporaled 

Gen. Mgr.—G. Raymond 

Railroad—B. ft O.. 4 private aidinge Supt. Chief Engr.—W. H. Langston 

BIRCHFIELD BOILER CO., 2503 E. 

PRODUCTS—Seclional metal tanks, etc 

11th St., Tacoma. Wash. 

Capacity—100 ton* sheets and plate daily 

Pres.. Sslc* snd Gen. Mgr.—H. E. Port Incorporated—8200,000 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Const.—J. A. Eves Railroad—Leased track from K. C. South. 

Trea*.—G. L. Banto. 

BLAW-KNOX CO.. Blawnox. Pa. 

See and Pur. Agl.—C. A. Nel*on 

Pre*.—Albert C. Lehman 

Chief Engr.—L. E. McClelland 

Vice Pro*.—Irvin F. Lehman 

Mech. Engr.—F. G. Hartley 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Supl.—Wayne Rawley 

Foreman—0. M. Larson 

Vice Prea.—F. M. Bowman 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler shop and electric Treas.—B. L. Hlrschficld 

wetding 

Assl. Treas.—P. VV. Keim 

PRODUCTS—Sleel heating boilers, pipe. S


Vice Pres.—L. E. Porter 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel fabrication 

Vice Pros.—T. D. Kingsley 

Capacily—150 ton* per monlh 

Vice Pres. snd Atst, G. M.—D. G. Milli- Railroad—Cartage to and from shop 

can 

BRODEN A DAILEY CONST. CO., 

Tie**.—J. R- Mailack 

Union BIdg.. Cleveland, 0. 

See—E. O. Eggiman 

BRODERICK CO.. Windsor Si. and Big 

Pur. Agt*.—S. T. Stringer and F. R. Mc Four R. R., Muncie, Ind. 

Kay 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, lank* and repair* 

Supl.—G. E. Tibliils 

BROMBACHER IRON WORKS. 55.555 

Chief Engr.—C. P. Griffith 

Magnolia St., Lo* Angeles. Cal. 

Craftsman—C. E. Carlson 

Pres.—Fred. Brombaeher 

Fireman Repair*—J. G. Banks 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel and iron 

EQUIPMENT—Gasoline and oil pumps, work 

links. lubricating and filtering equip BRONX BOILER WORKS. 1505 Jerome 

ment 

St.. Bronx. N. T. 

PRODUCTS—Gasoline and oil pumps. BROOKS 4 CO.. T. H.. 3104 Lakeside 

tank*, lubricating and filtering equip Ave, Cleveland. 0, 

ment 

Pree—XV. H. Shepard 

(apiial—$5.650.000: issued, $4,700.000: Gen. Mgr.—J. A. Speck 

bond* hsued. $1,421,900 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural and ornamental 

Railroads—Private siding and twileb, con *teel work 

nected whh Penna. R. R. 


BRACKETT BRIDGE CO.. Firs! National Railroad—Penna. 

Bank Bldg.. Cincinnati. 0. 

BROOKVILLE BRIDGE CO.. Brookville. 

BRADLEY. JOHN. 310 Ferry St.. New O. 

ark, N. J. 

BROTHERS BOILER A MFG. CO.. WM.. 

PRODUCTS—Repairs, boiler and link Nicollet Island, Minneapolis, Minn. 

work 

BROWN BROTHERS. E.. Sprsgue Ave. 

PRAINARD A SONS. LEWIS J., 2036 

cor. Grant St., Spokane. VVa*h. 

Dominick St., Chicago, III. 

Prea.—Ja*. E. Brown 

Partership—Invesied, $150,000 

See and Pur. Agt.—H. M. Bertheushaw 

Railroad—C. M. ft Si. P. R. R., sw'tch Supl.—H. J. Dralee 

•(RIEMAN. 

track right 

C. 

in 

G.. 

pltnt; 

Juneau. 

dock 

Wi*. 

on Chicago PRODUCTS—Boiler*, tank*, stock*, etc. 

SRODUCTS—Boiler 

River 

shop 

1 ncorporated—$30.000 

BRAYTON 

EROADFOOT IRON 

WILSON, 

WORKS. INC., 

COLE 

foot 

CORP.. BROWN. JESSE B.. 116 Franklin Si-, 

Back 

of Church 

Bay. 

St.. 

Boston. 

Wilmington, 

Mais. 

N. C. 

Juliet, 111. 

BREAR 

Pre*.—Wm. 

4 SON. 

G. 

S. 

Broadfoot 

D.. Tacoma. Wash. BROWN BOILER WORKS, MILES P., 

PRODUCTS— 

Treas., Sec. and 

Bcilers 

P. A.—Robt. K. Tapp 

1C27 Chettnul St., Franklin. Pa. 

BRESLIN 

Supi.—Marvin 

BOILER 

Craig 

A IRON WORKS. 

. 

Prop.—Miles P. Brown 

EQUIPMENT—Machine 

C01 So. 10th St.. Fort 

*hop, 

Smilh, 

boiler 

Ark. 

*hop. Pur Agt.—H. L. Leyds 

PRODUCTS—Boilers 

foundry, smilh shop, carpenter shop, Supl.—J. W. Brown 

BRIDGEPORT. 

building shop 

BOILER WORKS. 202 

PRODUCTS—Steel plate and structural 

PRODUCTS—General 

Housatonic Ave. Bridgeport. 

ship and locomotive 

Conn. construction; refinery equipment a *pe- 

Engr.—R. 

repair* 

B. Hickey 

cially 


Capacily—1.500 to 2.000 tons annually 

Railroad—Railroad aiding and deep water 

Railroad*—New York Central switch. Erie, 

BRODE IRON WORKS. 31-37 Howlhorne P. R. R. 

Pres Vice See—Emma 15.1 St.. Pres.—R. and San Gen. Francisco, Brode J. Mgr.—W. Brode Cal. R. Brode BROWN, BROWNELL Trea*. Sec. Pre*.—J. Vice Pur, Sale* Supt.—C. Draftsman—Waller Foreman Ave. and Agl.—C. Pres.—P. Mgr.—H. and W. St. Mach.—Matt CO.. Repairs—Wm. Gen. R. B. N., Aatt. Loui*, Brownell Liltle E. Mgr.—W. 4006 THE. C. E. Sec.—A. Wieland Trowbridge Haag Mo. Seabold Natural Dayton. Hunt* Al'-non 

A. E. Drake Harlnell Bridge O.


Storrkc-pcr—John Smith 

PRODUCTS—Manufacture fire tube boilers 

for heating and power; special |)aU 

work, engines, etc. 


Railroad—B. ft O. 

BRUNQUELL IRON WORKS. INC.. 122 

Monroe St., Hoboken, N. J. 

Pret.—-Gorge J. Brunquell 

See-Treaa.—Frederick II. Halterman 

PRODUCTS—cabr .cation iron and sleel 

plute work, ornamental iron work 

BRYAN ft BIPPUS, 3920 McCallock St... 

Wheeling, W. Va. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler works, sleel plate 

and tanks 

BRYANT HEATER ft MFG. CO.. 1607 

Short St., Canton, O. 

BRYANT HEATER A MFG. CO.. 952 E. 

72nd St., Cleveland. 0. 

BUCKEYE BOILER CO.. THE. Dayton. 

O. 

Pros.. Treas. and Pur. Agt.—Wm. F. 

Ochlehlager 

Vice Pre*, and Supl.—Waller T. Himea 

Sec—Nicholas F. Nolan 

Ass>. Sec and Sale* Mgr.—F. W. Slreckfoss 

PRODUCTS—Welded sleel lanka. sheet 

melel work, smoke stacks, underground 

tauka for gstotine and oil, air tanks 

Car-Hal—$100,000 

Pailroads—Penna.. B. ft O.. C. C, C A 

Si. L. 

BUCKLEY COLUMN ft STEEL CO., 110 

Fellows St., Boston, Mass. 

BUCYRUS COPPER KETTLE WORKS 

CO.. 731 E. Warren Si., Bucyrus, 0. 

Pret —Jacob Geiger 

Vice Pre*.. Treat.. Pur. Agt. and G. M.— 

J. D. Geiger 

Fcnman Mach.—H. J. Carle 

Foremen—M. G. Goebel and Simon Walter* 

PRODUCTS—Copper kelttea and equipment 

Incorporated—£100.000 

Railroads—N. Y. C.. Penna., and eleclric 

BUFFALO Pre*.—John Pre*.—William Vi;j Treas.. Gen. PRODUCTS—Structural Capccity—1.000 Treas.-Sec—Charles Pur. M. freight 308-332 166 l». M.—George Jgt.—Christian Pres.—Corl Supt.—Jobn M Dart Sec and STRUCTURAL WIRE Terrace, C. and St.. Letchworlh WORKS Scheeler G. SchacfTcr P. A. Ions Buffalo, P. H"uck A.—Chas. Buffalo. Houck A. Blumenitein 

STEEL CO., per Maddigan Scheeler Sts. steel N. month INC., N. CO- Y. H. fabricators Y. Teiper Plant: 

PRODUCTS—Wire cloth, wire work and 

artistic metal work 

BUILDERS IRON WORKS. 1514 P. 

Seen* Ave Plant: Scott Ave. Wilion 

Way, Taylor and Filer Sts., Stockton, 

Cal. 

Pre*.—H. E. Heller 

Vice President and Salcsmanagcr—C. E. 

Kennedy. 

Treas. and See—H. H. Bosch. 

Pur. Agt., Gen. Sales Mgr.—C. E. Kennedy. 

Supt. and Struct Engr.—H. T. Webb 

Fi'it-man Machinist—D. J, Poole. 

EQUIPMENT—Structural and forging 

shop*. 

PRODUCTS — Slruclural, arch i led ursl, 

ornamental iron work. 

Capacity—2.000 tons structural steel 

annually. 

BUILDERS IRON ft STEEL CO.. 25 

Cuney Si., Boston, Mass. 

BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., 235 E. Hanovu 

St.. Trenton, N. J. 

Pre*.—H. C. Bebbington. 

See and Treaa.—Jacob Teieh. 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel, metal lath, 

fireproof product*. 

Incorporated—$100,000 • 

BUILDERS STEEL CO.. Windsor St., 

Hsrtford, Conn. 

BUILDERS STEEL WORKS CO., 4130 

Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

BUILDERS STRUCTURAL STEEL CO., 

Emily St.. Dayton, O, 

BUILDERS STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

THE. 2880 E. 34th St.. Cleveland, 0. 

BURKHARDT A SONS STEEL A IRON 

WORKS CO., THE E.. 869 So. Broadway, 

Denver. Colo. 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Erneat Burkhardt. 

Vice Pres. and Supt.—Louis C. Burkhardt. 

Treas. and Sales Mgr.—Herman A. Burkhardt. 

See and Pur. Agt.—Olto Burkhart. 

Aast. Sec—Harry Burkhart. 

Chirf Engr.—King Burkhart. 

BURKHORN BURNETT BURNETT. EQUIPMENT—Building PRODUCTS—Structural Capacity—-300 Railroad—Two PRODUCT—Cooling PRODUCTS—Structural PRODUCTS—Boilers, Incorporated—$500,000; ncces*ary mental Broadway, Cal. IRON iron. ft J. to New CO.. P., WORKS lona steel private Peabody. York. EDWIN. per fabrication. 

Tower*. 1. repairs, spun ateel month H.. N. sleel issued and 25 Mass. Y. Fresno work. Weal etc. 

and equipment S250.000 orna^


BURR CO.. Champaign, III. 

CAHILL SWIFT MFG. CO., HIS Mar 

PRODUCT—Slruclural steel. 

ket St., St. Loui*. Mo. 

BURTtMAN ORNAMENTAL IRON PRODUCTS—Boikra. 

WORKS, 93 Heath St., Boston, Ma**. CALDWELL CO., W. E., 2320 Brook St., 

Owner—Charles Burtman. 

l.oui*vill


CALIFORNIA STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. 

452 Bay Si. Office and planl. San 

Francisco, Cal. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Geo. F. Bont. 

Vice Pres. and C. E.—D. L. Calder. 

See and Treas.—R. A. Kemp. 

Storekeeper—J. Church. 

Supl.—VV. T. Fowler. 

Chi-f Draflsman—F. Zuest. 

Fen man—-J. Ghigo. 

Foreman—J. Smallen. 

EQUIPMENT — Bending rolls, shears. 

punches. Hanger*, lathe*, welding machine*, 

bull riveter, grinders, air compressor!, 

gs* generator, welding and cutting 

torchct, drills, ahapers. saw*, pipe 

bull welders, pipe bending machine*. 

blacksmith forge* and tools. 

PRODUCTS—Air receiver*, lank*, smoke 

stacks, pipe bending and pipe coils. 

Incorporated—$100,000. Issued. 860,000. 

Railroad—Railroad and steamship. 

CALUMET IRON WORKS, 3 Hyatt St., 

Newark. N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tanks and plale work. 

slruclural sleel. 

CAMDEN ANCHOR ROCKLAND MA 

CHINE CO.. Camden, Me. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks snd sheet 

metal work. 

CAMPBELL BOILER A SHEET IRON 

WORKS, 720 So. Seventh St., Si. Louis, 

Mo. 

CANADIAN BRIDGE CO., LTD.. THE, 

Walkerville. Onl. 

lTres. snd Gen. Mgr.—John W. Seens. 

Vice Pres.—F. H. Kealer. 

See. Treat.—C. T. Miller. 

Fur. Aft.—0. D. Henderson. 

Gen. Supt.—A. L. Jones. 

Astt. Gen. Supt.—VV. A. McKcniie. 

Operating Mgr.—A. E. West. 

Consulting Engr.—George F. Porter. 

Chief Engr.—C. M. Goodrich. 

Contracting Fngr.—R. A. Spencer. 

Contracting Engr.—S. E. McGorman. 

CAPITAL CITY BOILER WORKS. 126 

S. E. 1st St.. De* Moinea. la. 

CAPITAL IRON WORKS. Topeka. Kans. 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel work. 

CARD IRON WORKS CO.. C. S., THE, 

2501 W. I6lh Ave.. Denver. Col. 

Pre*, and G-*n. Mgr.—C. S. Card 

Treas.—E. Gilpin 

See and Sale* Mgr.—VV. H. Bachmsn 

Asst. Gen Mgr.—L. H. Benster 

PROOUCTS—Mine cars and rope haulage 

Capilal—$200,000; issued $120,000 

Railroad—Colorado ft Southern 

CARLSON. OSCAR P.. 145 Slate Si., 

Springfield. Mass. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, tteel work. 

CARL'S SONS. CHARLES W„ Cole, Lin. 

wood ft Reading R. R.. Trenton, N. J. 

Pre*, and Chief Engr.—Charles M. Csrl. 

Asst. to Pres.—J. W. Carl. 

See—M. J. Coleman. 

Astt. Gen. Mgr.—William Schurter. 

EQUIPMENT—Machines for manufacturing 

sheel metal products. 

PRODUCTS—Sheet metal snd steel product*. 

*teel plale construction. 

0 w nci-s h i p— Pri va to. 

Railroads — Penna., Reading, Trenton, 

Trans. Co. 

CARROLL BOILER WORKS. 87 VV. 2nd 

St.. Oswego, N. Y. 

CARTERVILLE BOILER WORKS, Carterville. 

Mo. 

CASE CRANE ft ENGR. CO.. Columbu*. 

0. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel buildings 

CASE SONS MFG. CO., W. A.. 31 Main 

St., Buffalo, N, Y. 

PRODUCTS—Steel lank* and plate work 

CASEY BOILER WORKS. 839 Mound 

St.. Springfield. 0. 

Prea.—D. L. Casey. 

Sec—William D. Casey, 

Supt.—J. F. Casey. 

EQUIPMENT—Rolls, punches, shears and 

machinery for turning out aleel plate 

Chief Draftsman—D, T. Alexander, 

producta. as tanks, smoke stacks, etc. 

CANTON Pres.—B. Vice Treas.. Mgr. PRODUCTS Capacily—200 Incorporated—$500 

Railroad—B. PRODUCTS—Sleel Capacity—50,000 EQUIPMENT—Fabricating man equipment. tteel. ings, turntable all Eberman Pres.—H. kinds. Construction—Hen Sec. STRUCTURAL transmission D. Place. ft and — and Eberman. ton* Own .'. O.. Everything structural Gen. Eberman, tons South per VV. power STEEL bridges, ft month. lowers, Mgr.—H. ry per East. plant. L. Sel CO.. annum. aleel Jr. and in E. i tleel n Canton. and locomotive 

sk slruclural J. work erecting y. build Penna. Eber of 0. CASEY See—Alfred Sales Railroad—Three Pres. Asal. Vice Asat PRODUCTS—Sleam PRODUCTS—Boilers, soil sleel line. Si. Pres. Pros, to Treas.—H. L. and Mgr. pipe HEDGES work. Pret.—L. track*, and Treas.—M. i,!..mbers' Boiler Hill. CO.. Gen. Sales Chattanooga. railroad* E. H. Depl.—A. 26th Rankin, Mgr.—T. boilers, Mgr.—J. cast McOowtn. lank*, M. and iron Hedges. range Tenn. H. one N. XV. *t*cks R. goods 

Johnson. C. Hedges. traction boilers. Harris, ft tat


CATHELL BROS, ft CO., Lawrence and CENTRAL STATES BRIDGE A STRUC 

E. Fort St., Ball.more. Md. 

TURAL CO.. 601 Beecher Si.. Indiau- 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plate work 

spoils, Ind. 

CAVE WELDING ft MFG. CO., 452 

Pres.—E. N. Messick 

Worthington St.. Springfield. Mass. Vice Pr-s.—t.co. K. Cctone 

Vice Pre*.. Gen. Mgr., Assl. Treas and Treos.—M. Cosiman 

Pur. Agt.—J. Frank Tucker. 

See and C. E.—F. E. Bale*. 

CEDAR RAPIDS BOILER WORKS, 308 

Sales Mgr.—John A. Booe 

No. 2nd St., Cedar Rapids, la. 

Supt.—Charle* Miller. 

CBDAR RAPIDS PUMP CO.. Cedar 

PRODUCTS—Fabricaiing, steel buildings, 

Rapids, la. 

bridge*. I rustles, tipples. 

PRODUCTS—Steel lank* and pump*. Capacity—500 Ion* per month. 

CELINA MFG. CO.. THE. Celina, O. Railroad—Private switch connecting with 

Prea.—J. E. Hattery. 

Indianapolis Union Ry. Co. belt line. 

Vice Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—R. R. Hatlery. CENTRAL STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

Treos—Henry^ Lcnnaru. 

INC. :;•'•'. Si. and Harlem River, 

Sec—E. P. Kreimrndahl. 

Brooklyn, N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* of aheet tteel Pres.—N. Goldetom. 

products, tanks, trough*, waterers. etc. Vice Pres.—B. Bolwinick. 

Capacity—1,000-1,500 Ion* sheets and bars Sec—-A. Freeman. 

pe-.' year. 

CHALLENGE CO.. Balavia, III. 

Incorporated—852.000 common. 

Prea. and Gen. Mgr.—Frank Snow. 

Railroad—N. Y. C. A St. L. R. R„ Cin. Vice Prea.—Albert Snow. 

Northern R. R„ W. O. Ry. Co. 

Treat.—A. E. Snow 

CENTRAL ARCHITECTURAL IRON 

Sec.—N. E. Snow. 

WORKS. 3101-11 XV 27lh St.. Chicago, Pur. Agl,—Frank Hopkins. 

III. 

Sales Mgr.—R. H. Strickland. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—V. H. Dernehl. Supl.—Walter E. Dickinson. 

Treat. Sec and Pur. Agl.—H. J. Schmito. Chief Engr.—G. Lund. 

PRODUCTS—Pre-sed steel products and EQUIPMENT—Machine shop, screw and 

1 ghl steel construction. 

punch presses, etc. 

Incorporated—$7,500. 

PRODUCTS—Steel lowers, gas etignc*. 

CENTRAL BOILER WORKS. 5791 Rus 

wood tanks. 

sell St.. Detroit. Mich. 

Cspacity—$1,125,000 yearly. 

Pres., Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agl.—Harold Incorporated—Capital and surplus, $1,000.- 

McGregor. 

000. 

Treaa. and See—Luserne S. Greene. Railroads—C. N. W.. C. B. A Q. 

Foreman—V. A. Kingery. 

CHAMPION BRIDGE CO., Wilmington, 

PRODUCTS — Repairing boilers, mske Ohio. 

tanks, smoke stack* and olher heavy Pres.—A. C. Brigg*. 

shi-i-t melal work. 

Vice Pres.—J. R. Clevenger. 

In cc i po rated—$30,000. 

Treat.. Sec. and Gen. Mgr.—Robert L. 

CENTRAL BOILER A SHEET IRON 

On. en*. 

WOkKS, 1002 Harding St., Indianapolis, Assl. Sec. and Mgr. Const.—Ralph J. 

Ind 

Miars 

Owner—F. J. Schneider. 

Supt,—C. L. Richardson. 

PRODUCTS—Sheet steel construction. Chiel Engr.—Martin J. Spinks. 

CENTRAL BOILER TANK AND PLATE 1M 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel for bridges. 

CENTRAL Gen. Supt.—J. 0 Tar-ita!—$25,000. 

Railroads—Penna. PRODUCTS—Fabricated Pre*.—S. PRODUCTS—Steel wnersa S'.. No. IRON vale. Mgr.—K. Dea Sin IP—P Pa. IRON WORKS, SHEET Armstrong B. Plaines Francisco, Rheam. ri WORKS. J. v a METAL and Rheam te. Si.. 220 pipe, Cal. B. 2050 Chicago, Lincoln WORKS. ft steel stack* Bryant O. work. Ave.. and III. 158 tank*. Mill- CHANDLER CHARLESTON Capacily—4.000 PRODUCTS—Boilers. 

Pre*.—W. Vice See—H. I Railroad*—Penna.. ncorpc di»cn WORKS, CO.. R. 12th Ind. Valk. Pres.. St.. 106 rated—$ and B. HEATER ft R. Treas. Cedar Concord Charlcaton, BOILER Snyder. TAYLOR Bonsai. DRY Big 100.000. tons CO.. DOCK Rapids, and Four B. ft St., CO., ft per Pur. 1210 MACHINE W. Ry., A Charleston. 0. annum. la. So. MACHINE Agl.—Charles 

Va. So. Indianapolis, 

Ad- S. C.


Storekeeper—J. E. Kessler. 

Geo. Mgr.—C. V. Boykia. 

Supl.—R. L. Haig. 

Mech. Engr.—P. J. Romanoaky. 

Foreman Mach.—R. E. Branford. 

Foreman Blacksmith—VV. T. Abrams. 

Foreman Shipniter—A. A. Gerken. 

Foreman Carpenter—J. M. Kennedy. 

Foreman Elee—J. D. Maull. 

Poreman Patternmaker—VV. F. Burnett. 

EQUPMENT—10,000-ton dry dock. 440 

by 80 It.; two marine railways, boiler 

shop 200 by 80 ft., equipped with 150ton 

riveter, 40-ton traveling crane two 

10-ton cranes. 16-fi. bending rolls, 

punches, shear*, plale planer, machine 

shop, foundry, forge shop, carpenter 

shop, welding equipment, two locomotive 

cranes, floating machine shop and repair 

barge 

PRODUCTS — Marine boiler*, barge*. 

•cows, lighten, marine repairs, tugs and 

ferryboat*. 

Incorporated—$72,100; bonds issued. 

$750,000 

Railrosdt—A. C. L„ Sou., S. A. L. trackage 

in yard 

CHASE, I. J., 201 Washington St.. Tampa, 

Fla. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs snd steel 

plale work. 

CHATTANOOGA BOILER A TANK CO.. 

1036 E. Main St. Planl 1011 East 

Main St., Chattanooga. Tenn. 

Chairman—J. B. P. Lowry. 

Pre*, and Trea*.—I. B. Merriam. 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Conat.—E. J. Walsh. 

Sec. Sales and Gen. Mgr. E. C. Patterson. 

Pur. Agt. and Sunt.—Va). Reich, Jr. 

Sup!.—Frank Franer. 

Chief Draftsman and Mech. Engr.—R. B. 

Bayston. 

Foreman Mach.—Fred Brown. 

Foreman Btscksmilh—XV. M. Wealhrrford. 

PRODUCTS—Steel tank* and structural 

Iron work. 

Trea*.—H. B. Horton. 

Si'c S. A }'..vi-r. 

Pur. Agt.—P. E. Lee. 

Mg.. Opr.—C. S. Pillsbury. I 

Mat. Const.—H. T. Horton. 

Chief Engr.—O. A. Bailey. 

Chief Draftsman—F. S. Mutser. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tank*, gas holders, 

spherical tanks, oil and fist bottom 

tanks, pemtocks, surge tanks, roadside 

delivery tanks (railroad), sprinkler tanks, 

smoke stack*, tteel plate construction. 

Partnership. 

Railroads—C. R. I. ft P., Penna.. B. ft L. 

E.; for Greenville. Pa., Erie; for Bridgeburg, 

Ont., G. T.. Mich. Cent. 

CHICAGO HEIGHTS BOILER WORKS. 

101 E. Main St.. Chicago Heighta, III. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and aleel 

plate work. 

CHICAGO SHIP BUILDING CO.. 101st 

Si. and Calumet River, Chicago, III. 

PRODUCTS—Marine work, boilers. 

CHICAGO STEEL CAR CO.. 157lh St., 

nn-1 So. Halstead Ave.. Harvey, 111. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—G. H. Gibson. 

Vice Pres. and Trea*.—A. H. Niblack. 

Aasi. Treaa. and See—Thoraa* Baker. 

Pur. Agt.—J. E. Sober. 

A**t. Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—Howard 

Logan. 

Supt.—J. A. McNally 

Aast. Supt.—T. C. King. 

PRODUCTS—Tank cart, ear underframe*. 

tank*, plate and structural work. 

Capacity—15,000 to 20.000 tona annually. 

Incorporated—8325.000. 

Railroads—I. C, G. T., B. A O., Chicago 

Bell Line. 

CHICAGO STEEL TANK CO.. 6400 W. 

66th St.. Chicago, III. 

Prea.. Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—VV. J. Kali. 

berg 

Vice Pres.. Sec. and Pur. Agt.—C. E. 

Gcrdon. 

Vice-Pros, and Sales Mgr.—R. K. Schurig. 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* of steel tanks, 

Capacity—12.000 tons annually. 160 

CHESLEY. CHICAGO Sec.—Elisabeth Capacity—3.000 CHICAGO Pre*.—George Vice Incorporated—8150,000 

Railroad—Southern 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* Pre*.. Assl. PRODUCTS—Steel Incorporated—$25,000. 

Ave., Krumholi. 

57 Planls—Chicago. Subsidiary—Cansda Ltd., Pres., Gen. W. Treas. Bridgeburg. Chicago, BOILER BRIDGE J. Van Mgr.—S. Sales L.. T. and ton* Buren KrumhoU CO., A III. Mgr.—Merle Danville. Horton. IRON Gen. Ont. Unks. III.. annually XV. and Horton 1965 St.. WORKS. BuchhoU. Mgr.—Alfred repairs. Greenville. Clybourn III. Chicago. Sleel J. Trees. Works, III. Pa. F. CHRISTOPHER Pre*.—George Vice Pr."!. Partnership. 

Railroad—Frisco. 

CINCINNATI Pros.—A. PRODUCTS—Architectural Incorporated—8275.000. 

Railroed*—Bell PRODUCTS other Blaine crete Cincinnati, pumps burner ing Pre*.—F. Mgr.—H. 43 metal machinery. and industry. and lines. H. MFG. A 0. fittings Shoenberger. 

Indiana producta. Structural C. SON. L. Railway E. CO.. ChrUtopher. 

Christopher. 

GEORGE Area.. for 1900 of sleel the iron, Wichita, C, Gest Chicago oil bras* and St.. and Kant. servBOB- and oil


CITY IRON WORKS. Larrabee and Tila- COATESVILLE BOILER WORKS. Co»t4a> 

mook Sts., Portland, Ore 

Tille. Pa. 

Pros.—John G. Grass. 

Pre*.—C. W, Bdgcrton. 

Treas.. Sec and Mgr.—Victor Wagini. Vice Pre*.—R. A. Locke. 

Structural Engr.—R. F. Arndl. 

Trea*. and Sec.—Herbert II. Evan*. 

Foreman Const.—Frank Waldrich, 

Pur. Agt.—T. Leslie Steen. 

Form. Inst.il.—Eugene Daisig. 

Sales Mgr.—Edwin E. Rohrer. 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental iron, wire and Supl.—Thomas Weaver. 

structural ateel. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tank*, heavy plats 


construction, gray iron castings. 

Railroad—Union Pacific 

Capacity—Tank and boiler work %-inch 

CITY ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. 

la 1 tt -inch thick. 

2673 No. Stale St.. San Diego, Cal. Incorporated—$300.000; bond* i»*ued, 

CLARK ENGINE A BOILER CO., Kal- 

$300,000. 

amaxoo, Mich. 

Railroads—Penna.. Reading. 

PRODUCTS — Horiiontal and vertical CODD CO., E. J.. So. Caroline St., Balti 

boilers, 

more. Md. 

CLARK GRAVE VAULT CO.. THE. 375 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Thos. D. Penuiman. 

E 5lh Ave. Columbus. 0. 

Vic- Pres.—Henry H. Wiegsnd. 

Pros and Gen. Mgr.—Allen T. Beck. Foreman Mach.—Fred Eierman. 

Vice Pres.—B. C. Bellinger. 

Foreman Plale Shot*—Martin Whalen. 

Treat.. See and Soles Mgr.—J. R. Boe- Blark>mith—Edward Sterling. 

sham. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, engine*, steel tanks, 

Sunt, and Foreman—Orie Bell. 

chain furnace doors. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel burial vaults. 

Incorporated—$100,000, 

CLIMAX CORP., Batavia, N Y. 

Railrotds—B. A O., Penna.. West. Md. 

Pre*, and Pur. Agt.—William S. Gouinlock. CODV ft SON, JOSEPH, 111 Cedar St.. 

Vice Prea. and Treas.—H. Gouinlock. Pccria, 111. 

See—J. Harry Van Arsdale. 

COFER ft BRIDWELL. 697 Marietta 

EQUIPMENT — Sheel metal, machine, St., Atlanta. Ga. 

blacksmith and wood shop*, foundry. PRODUCTS—Boiler repair* and steel 

PRODUCTS—Farm machinery, castinga, plate work. 

sheel metal, light structural steel. COLE-DUNCAN BOILER WORKS. INC.. 

Capacity—50 to 100 men. 

379-91 Borden Ave, Long Island City. 


N. Y. 

Railroads—Erie, N. Y. C. 

Pre*.. Treas. and Sales Mgr.—A. M. Dun 

CLINTON BRIDGE CO.. Clinton, la. 

can. 

Pits.. Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—O. E. Wil Vice Pret. Sec. Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr. 

son. Jr. 

—C. B. Llndstrom 

Vice Prea.—J. F. Wilson. 

Chief and Mecn. Engr.—John Wilhelm. 

See—F. P. Wilton. 

Foreman Mach.—John Manly. 

Chief and Struct. Engr.—J. L. Fink. Foreman—A. L. Shea. 

PRODUCTS—Fabricating structural steel Bleck-milh—J. Mealy. 

for bridges, buildings, tanks and lowers. Sto-ekeepcr—A. E. Allday. 

Capacity—2,500 ton* per monlh. 

EQUIPMENT—Power machinery, cranes. 

Incorporated—Capilal and surplus. $500.- welding machines, presses, rolls, air 

000; stock isrued. $50,000. 

compressors, tools, etc. 

Railroad*—C. ft N. W., C. B. ft Q . C. 

161 

M. PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks breeching*. 

CLYDE Incorporated. 

Pre*, Vice Trea*. Pur. Storekeeper—H. Salea Supt.—I. M-eh. PRODUCTS—Logging, and & ct-valing P Michigan Agl.—W. Pro*.—J. St. R. Mgr.—J. and Engr.—O. mschinillc. 

IRON and R.. P., L. Gen. See—M. Ave. machinery, WORKS. C. Bishop. Mississippi R. D. F. T. Mgr.—C. A. L. ft Duluth, MeGiffert. 

Lavelle. Frost. Mason. 29th Berby. M. W. derricks, hoisting Ry. River, St.. Lepp. A. Minn. Luster. C. cor. fnundei* and R. I. ex- ft COLE COLE. COLLINS Railroad—Long PRODUCTS—Steel Incorporaled—$60,000. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural PRODUCTS—Boiler PRODUCTS—Boilers. 

slacks, boilers, Cily. work. Walnut MFG. W. N. BOILER IRON general L„ S\. Y. tanks. CO.. Ishpeming. WORKS. Amsterdam, Island. R. CO.. plale D.. plato JOHN Long Phelps. repair* work. Newman. sleel Mich. construction. 

N. H.. Island V. N. iron and 22 Ga. Y. work. plate


COLLINSVILLE MFG. CO.. 1009 E. Pre*.—Mite C. O. Joerder. 

Front St.. Fort Worth. Tex. 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, barrels, portable ga 

PRODUCTS—Tanks and steel work. 

rages, ash pits, coal chutes. 

COLONIAL IRON WORKS CO., THE, 

CONEY A CO.. R. J.. 1646 4th Ave., 

17643 St. Clair Ave. A N. Y. C. R. R.. Charleston. W. Va. 

Cleveland, O. 

PRODUCTS—Steel fabrication. 

Prea.. Treas., Pur. Agt. and Oen. Mgr.— CONLEY. T. F.. 46 Tilden St.. Tiffin. 0. 

Linoel M. Stern 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs snd steel 

See and Chief Engr.—Julius H. Petrosky. piste work. 

Mgr. Consl. and Slruct. Engr.—Herman CONNECTICUT MARINE BOILER 

Swingley. 

WORKS, Longbrook Ave.. Siralford, 

EQUIPMENT—Two 5-ton 3-motor travel Conn. 

ing cranes: four 3-lon 2-rooIor traveling Pros., Oen. Mgr. and Struct. Engr.—W. 

cranes; six 2-ton 25 motor jib cranea: G. Wilson. 

Vi-lnch plate bending rolla, lathes, 8x Sales Mgr.—VV. K. Blair. 

8x*i : angle shears, shapers, plate bend Mech. Engr.—George Boyle. 

ing brake, 3 are welding machinea, 1H- Foreman Repairs—3. Bayurick. 

inch plate shear*, 300 hp. power ma PRODUCTS—Boiler*. Unks. carrier syschinery.tem 

for l'iom warps, manufacturing Wil 

PRODUCTS—Fabricators of plale and ton Supreme Candy Coolers. 

slruclural aleel. 

Railroads—Railroad siding on N. Y. N. H. 

Capacity—3,000 tons of fabricated work A H. R. R. 

annually. 

CONNELLSVILLE IRON WORKS. Con- 

Capital—$125,000; 500 shares no par nellsville. Pa. 

value. 

CONNELLY BOILER CO.. THE D.. Ivan- 

Railroads—X. Y. C. private switch with hoe Rd. and N. Y, C. ft St. L. Ry., 

overhead traveling crane. 

Cleveland. O. 

COLORADO IRON WORKS CO., 33rd 

Pros, and Treaa.—Wm, C. Connelly. 

snd Wynkoop Sts.. Denver, Col. 

Vice Pre*, and Engr. Lawrence E. 

COLUMBIA BOILER WORKS. Columbia, 

Connelly. 

Pa. 

Supl.—ChriUian E. Sebafer. 

COLUMBIANA BOILER CO.. 207 Rail- Pur. Agl.—D. C. Reagan. 

road St., Columbiana, 0. 

PRODUCTS—Water tube boiler* in umu 

Prea.—Jacob Detwiler. 

from 2.000 sq. fl. to 43.000 sq. ft. heat 

Vice Pre*.—Alfred Barrow. 

ing surface and pressures up to 600 lb. 

Two*., Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—John CONNERY A CO.. 4000 No. Second St.. 

Barrow. 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

Asst. Trea*. and Sec.—R. J. Barrow. Pree.— Wm. M. Connery. 

Assl. Gen. Mgr.—Clyde Barrow. 

Vice Pros.—Melville P. Parker. 

PRODUCTS — Steel plale construction, Treaa. and Sec.—Edgar C. Aueott. 

riveted or welded, forge fire hammer As*t. Treas., Asat. See and Pur. Agt.— 

welding a specialty. 

Wm. B. Roberts. 


Salics Mgr.—Charles B. Nicholson. 

Railroad—Penna. Lines. P. Ft. W. ft C. Supt.—Albert D. Slewart. 

COLUMBIA IRON WORKS, 721 Reading Chief Draflsman—W. F. Chidisker. 

Rd.. Cincinnati, O. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plate construction. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel work. Hi 2 

Capacily—5.000 tons. 

COLUMBIAN COMMERCIAL Pres.—A. Vice Trear—VV. Asst. Pui. Sale* Assl. Plant Mech. PRODUCTS—Sleel 1561 rivrtod. Lander No. Pres. Agt.—J. Pros.—Wm. Gen. Mgr.—F. Treas.—J. Mgr.—J. 9th Engr.—R. W. St., A. and St.. Mgr.—E. STEEL A. 12th BOILER Kramer. Mer). Seattle, Gen. St. Kramer. M. C. Brosman. STEEL St., D. Kramer. TANK Buchanan. Louis, Culver. Mgr.—C. tanks, WORKS, George. E. Kansa* Wash. CO., Wild, Mo. WORKS. belted, 53 Cily, 1409- A. W. Kramer Mo. welded, 11012 CONROY Chaiimsn—T. Pre*. Sec Chief Mech. Incorporated—110,000. 

Ir-corporated—850.000. 

Railroad—Reading. 

Mgr. PRODUCTS—General INC.. Joseph tanks, fabricator!, ing. and Const, Draflsman—Eric and Trea*.. BOILER 2213-15 smoke Sales P. Power and Murphy R. electric Pur. Mgr.—Thomas A stacks, VV. Sunt.—John Hinchion. TANK Engr.—B. Agl. 47th and erectors, boiler Sandberg. WORKS, and Si.. acetylene Sunderman, 

Gen. Smith. Chicago. A. work, aleel McCann. Mgr.— weld plate tteel III.


CONSOLIDATED BOILERS CORPORA- Treat., See and Orn, Mgr.—Eugene h. 

TION. Milton and Cross St*., Benlon Cooke 

Harbor, Mich. 

Asst Gen. Mgr. and Mech. Engr.—F. X. 

Pres. and Pur. Agl.—Geo. VV. Larkworlhy. Dugetl. 

Vice Pres.—S. E. Merrell. 

Supl.—J. B. Davi*. 

Trea*. and Sec—W. F. Benning. 

PRODUCTS — Sleel plale construction. 

Sale Mgr.—A. A. Baushke. 

boiler*, tanks, stark*, etc. 

Oen. Mgr.—H. C. Batter. 

Incorporated—850,000. 

Supt.—E. Bergstrom. 

Itsued—810.000. 

PRODUCTS—Low pre**ure *teel boilers. COOKE A SONS. INC.. JOHN K., Colfax 

Incorporated—8100,000. 

Ave.. Clifton. N. J. 

Iroued—$55,000. 

Pro* —Watts Thome Cooke 

Railroad—Mich. Central. Big Four. Pere Trea*. and See—John R. Cooke 

Marquette, Goodrich Transit Co., Benton PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel and iron 

Transit Co. 

work. 

CONSOLIDATED S H I P B U I LDING 

Railroad*—D. L. A VV„ Erie. 

CORP., XV. 177lh Si. and Harlem River. COOKE. WALTER. 197 Middle St., New 

Mcrri* Height*. New York. N. Y. 

Bedford, Mass. 

Pret—John J. Amory. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, eic. 

Vice Pro*, and Treaa.—William J. Parslow. COOPING BOILER WORKS. W. P.. 439 

See. Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—Bruce No. Si. Patrick Co.. New Orleans, La. 

Scrimgeour. 

CORBETT BOILER A TANK CO.. 1332 

Supl.—Albert Christen. 

Cortland St., Chicago. III. 

Chief Engr.—W. E. Baldwin. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* and tterl fabricators. 

Chief Draftsman—H.^V. Patterson . CORNELL IRON WORKS. INC.. 3620 

PRODUCTS—Yachts and commercial ve


CRAMl'TON ft SON. Covington. O. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repaira. sheet metal 

work 

CRAVENS STEAM BOILER WORKS, 

237 Indian Sl„ Brooklyn. N. Y. 

CRAWFORD.VAUGHAN BOILER ft 

LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. 1401 to 1430 

Avenue E. P. 0. Box 329, Birmingham. 

Alt.. 

Prea.—J. B. Crawford. 

Trea*.—E. B. Vaughan. 

Pur. Agl.—E. B. Crawford, Jr, 

Supt.—J. B. Crawford, Jr. 

Forei-Jin Mach.—E. p. Cain. 

PRODUCTS—Plale and structural boiler. 

locomotives, blast furnaces and general 

jobbing. 

Partner* hip—$300,000. 

Railroad—Birmingham Branch connecting 

all railroads. 

CREAM CITY BOILER CO., 37tn and 

CRESCENT Lapbam Ave, RON Milwaukee, WORKS, Wis. Coalinge, 

CREIGHTON Oil, BOILER tanks ft and WELDING tteel 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*. 

WORKS. East End Hawlhorne Bridge. 

CRESSWELL Portland. work. Ore IRON WORKS. SAMUEL 

Prop, J., 2:


DAIGLE IRON WORKS. 1967 Lafayette DAVIDSON HEATING ft CONSTRUCi....... 

Detroit, Mien. 

DALLAS BOILER A TANK 

TION CO.. Hanover. Pa. 

CO.. 3214 DAVIS BOILER WORKS. JOSEPH. 772 

Hickory St.. Dallas, Texas 

Andrew* Ave., Youngatown, Ohio 

Pres. and G. M.—H. L. Hinckley 

DAVIS IRON WORKS. 825 So. Center 

Vice Prea.—L. A. Price 

St.. Stockton. Cal. 

Treas.—J. H. Hinckley 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and sleel plate work 

See—Raymond Hinckley 

DAVIS A SON CO.. J. P.. Dc Pero, Wis. 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler shop equipment con PRODUCTS—Boiler works 

sisting of rolls, punches, shears, acety DAVIS A FARNUM ENG. WORKS, INC.. 

lene and electric welding 

Foundry Ave.. Wallham. Mass. 

PRODUCTS — Manufacturers of slacks, Pre*.—D. R. Donaldson 

tanks, and sheet iron work of all kinds Treas. and G. M.—John M. Webster 

Railroad—On G. C. A S. F. track 

Supt.—G. R. Hughea 

DALY A SONS, M. J„ 451 Bank St., PRODUCTS—Steel plate, gas plant equip 

Waterbury, Conn. 

ment, large special C. I. castings 

PRODUCTS—Steel wnka 

Railroads—B. ft M. siding, six miles to 

DANIELS ORNAMENTAL IRON A WIRE 

Boston, having four railroads and steam 

CORP.. 552 Lake St., Birmingham. Ala. ship lines 

Prea.—W. H. Daniels 

DAVIS WELDING ft MFG. CO., THE, 

Incorporated—825.000 

1110 Richmond St.. Cincinnati. Ohio 

DARBY BOILER WORKS, 226 Queirolo Prea., Gen. and Sales Mgr. — Augustine 

St.. Los Angeles. Cal. 

Davit, Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Steel plate work, stock* Vice Pres.—C. L. Brand 

DARBYSHIRE-HARVEY IRON A MACH. 

See and Treat.—Arthur L. Bella 

CO.. Florence and E. 6lh St.. El Paso, Pur. Agl.—Edward VV. Schulte 

T.-.n*; 

Supt.—H. K. Reilly 

PRODUCTS—Tanks and sleel work C. K. and Chief Draflsman—Paul S. Shield 

DAUCHY IRON WORKS. 223 XV. Illinois PRODUCTS^Gatooline truck tanks. lub 

St., Chicago. III. 

ricating oil cans and gasoline measuring 

Pres. and Trea*.—Samuel Dauchy 

buckets 

Vice Pre*.—George V. Dauchy 

Capacily—200 job* per monlh 

Supl.—Axel Becker 

Incorporated—8500,000 

PRODUCTS—Miscellaneous *tecl. building Issued—$150,000 

work, power house equipment, jail work Railroad—B. ft O., private switch 

DAVENPORT LOCOMOTIVE A MFG. 

DAYTON FABRICATED STEEL CO.. 720 

CORP.. Davenport. Iowa 

E, Monument Ave, Dayion, O- 

Pres. and G. M.—E. Parmly. Jr. 

Prot.—Wm. H. Ortolan 

Vice Pre*, and A*st. G. M.—John P. Case See, Trea*. and Mgr.-—R. S. Shonk 

See.-Treat.—Charle* Pasche 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated steel doors, steel 

Pur. Agl.—A. T. Sebelien 

sash, flro escapes, etc. 

Sale* Mgr.—P. B. Elli*on 

Incorporated—$ 15,000 

Supt. Mee and Power Engr.—Chas. Speck DAYTON STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

Chief Engr.—H. A. Bcrgert 

THE. Dayion. O. 

M. M.—Henry C. Happ 

I-ret.—J. A. Burger 

Elee Engr.—J. C. Huber 

Vice Pret.. Pur. Agt., Supt. and Store 

Foroman Mach.—Roy Rolh 

keeper—C. J. Burger 

Foreman Fdry.—A. P. Vrccland 

Vice Pros.—F. D. Sluti 

Railroads—R. DAVENPORT Chief Foreman PRODUCTS IflR Foroman Partnership Foreman PRODUCT—Manufacturer* ing*,den tubes, num,electrictives, 515 Draftsman—Frank Tremont forglngs, brass boilers cast Erecting Die Forge Boiler Repairs—Thomas and WELDING by — Room—Walter I„ and iron, J. gasoline and Sho[i—Wm. Ave. Shop—H. Acelyleno machine C. J. Floor-—P. copper malleable tanks, Merman A M. Davenport. BOILER A industrial Feeney St. work welding, R. grey of Lay ft Hackendorf 

E. F. P., iron, *team. den CO., Ellis Bcig J. Spocht iron Iowa C. locomo J. alumi boiler B. castLayga*A Q. DEATON DECATUR Pre*.—It, See. Capital—8125.000; Treat.—M. Structural Foreman—Wm. PRODUCTS—Fabricated Capacily—300 Railroad—B. ft catur, Owned Thomas WELDING New Pur. Roofing Orleans, ft Ala. IRON and XV, Agl. Engr. ROBINSON M. ft Operated Borton 

Co.. WORKS. AND Ions and Kindig Martin O. La. and Inc. insucd G. STEEL per BOILER M.—F. Draflsman by Albany month 426 structural 869.500 Decator CO.. Howard A C. Station, — Worn* Cornice B. steel SI., H. De


Vie* Pre*.—R. L, Stephenson 

Treat?.—O. C. Parki-r 

See, Pur. Agl, Gen. and Sales Mgr.— 

Henry R. Davis 

Supl.—W. R. Johnson 

Struct. Engr.—L. L. Burnet 

Chief Draftsman—E. C. Graham 

Orn. Engr.—Jes. Wilson 

Fo*eman Struct.—W. A. Barton 

Foreman Ornamental—J. I. Deering 

EQUIPMENT—Slruclural. ornamental and 

sheel metal 

Capacity—800 tons structural per monlh 


Railroad—L. ft N., San. and Tenn. River 

DECKARD STEEL A IRON CO.. 408 No. 

Smelter Ave. Pittsburg. Kan. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler, steel lank and repairt 

DECKER A KAISER. 228 No. Main St., 

Adrian, Mich. 

PRODUCTS — Boilers, repairs and sleel 

plate work 

DeCROUPET IRON WORKS. 1360 Monroe 

St.. Detroit, Mich. 

PRODUCTS — Structural aleel and iron 

work 

DEILY A HOWLER MFG. CO.. 39 Laurel 

St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plate work 

DELANEY A CO., P.. Renwick Si.. New. 

burgh. N. Y. 

Pros.—W. L. DeUney 

Vice Pres.—J. A. Delaney 

Pur. Agt.—VV. A. Toohey 

Mech. Engr.—B. M. Monlfort 

DELAWARE BAY SHIPBUILDING CO.. 

Leesburg, Cumberland Co.. N, J. 

Prea.—Chaa. E. Sharp 

Vice Pros.—Z. C. Sharp. Jr. 

Vice Prea.—J. S. Newcomb 

Treas., Sec, P. A. and Supt.—Willis D. 

Robbins. Jr. 

Gen. Mgr. and Foroman Repairs — A. C. 

McClain 

DES MOINES STEEL CO., 4th and Tuttie, 

De* Moines, la. 

Prea. and G. M.—J. E. Van Llew 

Vice Pret.—John L. Glllispie 

Treat.—L. A. Peck 

See. P. A. and C. E.—A. VV. Lee 

Sates Mgrt.—H. H. Hah* and O. F. Tripplett 

Mgr. Conttruction—S. Witmer 

Supt.—John Hariney 

St rue Engr. and Chief Draflsman—B. R. 

Ken worthy 

EQUIPMENT — Complete shop and field 

equipment for fabricating and erecting 

all classes of structural and reinforcing 

steel. Page fence, bridge*, culverts, etc. 

PRODUCTS — Fabricated atruclura) steel, 

reinforced steel and steel warehouse 

Capacity—9000 Ions per year 

Incorporatod—8300.000 

Railroada—Private twitch track, direct 

connections wilh C. R. I. ft P., C. 0. 

W., C. ft N, VV., Wabash. M. ft Si, L., 

C. B. ft Q., etc 

DETROIT BRIDGE A IRON WORKS. 

River Rouge, Detroit, Mich. 

DETROIT RANGE ft STEEL BARREL 

CO.. 375 Phillips Ave. Detroit. Micb. 

Pleat: Toledo, 0. 

Pros.—Edward W. Stoddard 

Vice Pres.—Divie B. Duffield 

Vice Pres.—Frederick G. Wacker 

Treaa.—George A. Moore 

See—Thos. M. Parker 

Pur. Agt.—Cleo Brown 

Gen. Mgr.—George A. Mooro 

Mech. Engr.—A. C. Vick 

EQUIPMENT—Shearing, rolling, stomping, 

riveting, welding and galvaniring equipment 

up to \* inch 

PRODUCTS—Automatic water heaters, 

aleel barrel*, etc. 

Incorporatod — $1,000,000; iaaued, $700,- 

000 

Chief Engr.—Burrow* Shaw 

Railroads—Sidings at both plants 

Blarki-mith—Samuel Chambers 

DETROIT SHEET METAL WORKS. 

EQUIPMENT—Two marine dry docks 101 

1342 Milwaukee Ave. E.. Deiroil. Mich. 

DE DENVER PRODUCTS—Building, Capacily—Two Issued—850,000 

Railroad—Excellent. PRODUCTS—Boilers 

Prop.—John Gen. Supt.—Bruce Chief PRODUCTS—Structural Capacity—3,000 wharf Ala. O. Sts., and LOACH Mgr.—H. Box Engr.—Oliver buildings, STEEL Denver. building, MILL 1196. A. ft Stanton MFG. H. marine Colo. tons Crook West IRON culverts pile Wolleson XV. CO.. Penna. annually Colfax driving WORKS. dry repairing Childs steel Bridgeport. 

docks R. and for P. R. of Larimer bridges boats. Partners—W. V, Baker and Wm. Ehmka 

DETROIT DEWEY Bales Pur. Storekeeper—Stanley Supt.—Wm. Chief PRODUCTS-^Cleaning Pret.—G. Gen, Supt. PRODUCTS Railroads—A. ovens, metal ors Orleans. structural Southern Agt.—H. Mgr.—G. Mgr.—M. Struct. Engr.—P. BROTHERS. Plant—J. SHIPBUILDING heating parts, A. St., steel — Hayes Steel—J. Tomlinson C. W. washing Detroit, S. R. and J. Roesmer Machine Goldsboro. L., Peters Dewey Raper Whiting ventilating Juckno Southern, CO., F. Mich. equipment, machines, Greene shop, Foot N. equipment. 

Norfolk C. foundry, of convey drying A


DIETRICH BROTHERS. Pleasant and DOMINION BRIDGE CO.. LTD.. Mon 

Davi* Sis., Baltimore, Md. 

treal. Can. Plant: Lachine. Quebec 

Pres.—A. J. Dietrich 

Pros, and Mng. Director—G. H. Duggan 

Sec—J. L. Pennington 

Vice Pros.—W. F. Angus 

Pur, Agt.—F. H. Carter 

Vice Pros.—P. L. Wanklyn 

Sales Mgr.—A. II. Pfeiffcr 

Asst. Treas. and Sec.—F. VV. Evens 

Gen. Mgr.—J. C. Dietrich 

Pur. Agt.—E. P. Waters 

Supt. Shops—Robert Boss and Arthur Lego Chief Acct.—J. L. Heald 

Chief Engr.—Wm. C. Schnabel 

Gen. Mgr.—N. VV. Warren 

Chief Draftsman—F. C. Williams 

Astt. to Gen. Mgr.—A. H. Cowle 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and orna Works Mgr.—H. VV. McMillan 

mental iron 

Mgr. Constr.—L. R. Wilson 

Railroads—Penna.. B. ft O. 

Supt. Erection—D. Bell 

Partnership 

Contract. Engr.—W. Tavlor Bailey 

DILDINE BRIDGE ft IRON CO.. Hanni Chief Engr.—F. P. Shesrwond 

bal, Mo. 

Supt. Shop*—H. VV. McMillan 

See—H. Denkler 

Struct. Engr.—D. C. Tennant 

Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agl.—E. L. Dildine Chief Draflsman—Alex. Peden 

Storekeeper and Foroman—John Dryden Mech. Engr.—F. Newell 

Salea Mgr. and Chief Engr.—R. R. Ditdine r-.lee. Engr.—C. Paxton 

Chief Draftsman—G. L. McCann 

M. M.. Foreman Mach.—J. B. Leclaire 

Power Engr.—Fred Bouchle 

Storekeeper—G. P. Elliott 

Foreman—John Hearn 

PRODUCTS — Fabricated sleel work. 

PRODUCTS — Steel bridges, structural cranes, plate and tank work 

steel and mill build inga 

Capacity—120,000 tona per annum 


Incorporated—$6,500,000 

Capacily—4,000 ions 

Railroad*—Direct connections C. N.. C. P., 

Capital—Invested 8100,000 

Montreal tramways, own wharf via Great 

Railroads—Wabash, C. B. ft Q.. St. L. ft Lakes shipments 

H. 

DONOHUES SONS, F. J., 108 Wallabout 

DILLON STEAM BOILER WORKS. D. 

St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

M.. Crocker St.. Fltchburg. Moss. PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, tanks, etc. 

Pros.—D. Frank Dillon 

DONOVAN BOILER WORKS. INC., Cam- 

Vice Pres.. Treas.. Gen. and Sales Mgr.— den Ave. Parkersburg. W. Va. 

Fred N. Dillon 

Prea.—Hugh Donovan, Jr. 

Pur. Agt.—B. O. Anderson 

Vice Proa, and Treas.—Robert Donovan 

Supt.—T. B. Sweeney 

Sec.—J. G. Bohn 

Chief Draftsman—J. T. Joyce 

Supt.—E. A. Fox 

M. M.—J. B. McDowell 

PRODUCTS — Oil country boilers, steel 

PRODUCTS — Steam boilers, tanks, steel storage tanks 

plate work 

Railroad—Siding into planl 

Capacity—Boiler a day 

Incorporated • 


DONOVAN WIRE ft IRON CO.. Chicago 

Railroads—B. A M.. N. Y., N. H. ft H. St. and VV. ft L. E. R. R.. Toledo. O. 

DINN A CO.. P. J., 278 Dover St.. Boston, DORETHY. INC.. WM. 8., 357 West St.. 

Mas*. 


Pur. Agt.—Peter De Vincent 

Pres.—W. S. Dorothy 

\:~ 

Gen. Mgr.—Arthur R. Dinn 

Vice Pros, and Treas.—C. W. Tesler 

DIXIE DIXON DOBBIE DODGE DOLLINGER. Asat. PRODUCTS Mgr.—J. PRODUCTS—Transmission PRODUCTS—Tanks, Mgr. PRODUCTS—Iron verts Colo. eca steel Beaumont. Point. Construction—Chas. Gen. Fall*. CULVERT BOX MFG. plate FDRY. Dobbie. Ga. IRON Mgr.—If. CO.. JOHN, —Steel N. Tex. work A ft Y. WORKS. MACHINE Sr. Mishawaka. METAL JR.. and tank* boilers A. wire Denver. 1001 Sullivan CO.. A. machinery and fences Murphy Ind. Ry. East Sen steel Ave.. cul and DOUGHERTY DOVER Troa*. Sec Sunt.—S. PRODUCTS—Steamship Incorporated 

PRODUCT—Fabricated Pros,—Wm. 2nd 3rd Asst. lit boiler work ington New E. Vanderwolf Vice and Goldsworlhy 

Trea*.. BOILER York, and repairs, St., Pur. Pros.—Wm. Pros, Proa.. Henderson CO.. See—Fiord F. Chicago, Asst. X. WORKS. Agt.—H. and Birch Gen. heavy M. Y. Sec J.. Mgr. Plant: and D. 50 and III. M. pipe D. and 173 repairs, Church Sales Const.—Edward 

Diehl Birch light Fisher P. Dover. XV. sheet A.—Peter Mgr.—W. forgings, Wash St., N. iron J.


Supt.—Xavicr Boi*vert 

Railroad*—Penna.. P. ft L. E„ P, C. ft 

Chief Engr.—S. G. Benham 

Y. connecting K. R., Ohio River Con 

Slruclural Engr.—Benjamin Hosking 

necting R. R. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tank*, stacks, flues. DREIER IRON WORKS. INC., 338 E, 

pinslocks. gaa producers 

59th St.. New York. N. Y. Plant: Ave, 

Capacity—5.000 Ions annually 

D and Drydock St. 

Capilal—$500,000. all issued 

PRODUCTS—Sleel and ornamental iron 

Railroads—D. T. ft W.. N. J. C. 

work 

DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. CO.. Murphy 

DROEGER A BREEN. 16 Koehne Si., 

and Dill Ave., Atlanta. Ga. 

Indianapolis, Ind. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel work* 

DRUMMOND MFG. CO., INC. (Formerly 

DOWNEY BOILER WORKS. T. P.. 

Louisville Tank ft Mfg. Co.), 1214 VV. 

2000-10 West Grand Ave. Chicago, III. Main Si.. Louisville, Ky. 

Pre".—T. F. Downey 

Pres. and Treas.—E. M. Drummond 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, heaters, water-wall Vice Pros., Pur. Agt. and G. M.—J. A. 

tanks, crating*, grate*, jacket kettles, Drummond 

hoppers, electric welding 

Sec.—R. P. Drummond 

DOWNINGTON IRON WORKS. Wallace 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—R. S. Johnson 

Ave,, Downington. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—H. H. T. boilers, stacks. 

Chairman—P. L. Plank 

tonka, gray iron and semi-sieel casting*, 

Pros.. Pur. Agt. and G. M.—P. M. Davi* steel axles 

Vieo Pros, and Sales Mgr.—A. C. Johnson Railroad*—I. C, Penna., Sou., B. ft Q.. 

Treas.—P. L. Plank 

Monon., L. ft N., L. H. ft St. L„ Big 

See—F. B. Diffenderfer 

Four, C. A O. 

Mgt. Const, and Supt.—R. H. Lilian! DRY DOCK IRON WORKS, Port Huron, 

Chief Engr.—R. C. Wilson 

Mich. 

M. M —fir.--. Hamilton 

DUBUQUE BOAT ft BOILER WORKS, 

Power snd Elee. Engr.—F. Baldwin 

Foot 3rd Ave. Dubuque, Iowa 

Firemen—E. V. Starner 

PRODUCTS—Steel bargea, boilers 

Foreman—F.- McQueen 

DUFFIN IRON WORKS. 87 XV, Van 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*. tanks and steel Buren Si. Plant: 4837 So. Kedrie Ave, 

plate fabrication 

Chicago. III. 


PRODUCTS^—Structural aleel work 

Incorporated—$65,000 prof.; $114,000 DUFOUR. VICTOR. St. Agatha, Me, 

common 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and steel 

Railroads—P. R. R. and P. A R. 

work 

DRAKE, H. J., Bushnell, III. 

DUGOUR. MICHAEL, St. Agatha. Me. 

DRAKE. WILLIAMS. MOUNT CO.. 23rd PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and sheet 

Hickory, and U. P. R. R.. Omaha. Neb. me la I work 

Pros, and See—Hugh VV. William* DULUTH BOILER WORKS. 415 Lake 

Vice Pres. and Trea*.—E. O. Mount 

Ave., So. Duluth, Minn. 

Storekeeper—Andrew VV. William* 

DUNCAN CO.. J., 39 Parlin St.. Everett. 

P.A. and Atil. G. M.—Walter H. William* Mass. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler, tank and sheet iron Pre*.. Pur. Agl.—Walter H. Duncan 

work: dragline bucket* 

Treaa. and Oen. Mgr.—Fred G. Duncan 

Capacity—300.000 to 350.000 

Sec—Herbert L. Truesdale 


168 

PRODUCTS—Overhead tram rail systems, 

DRAPER DRAVO Vice Treas.—L. See—Wm. PRODUCTS—Sleel Capacity—20,000 Incorporated—1901, 

Railroad—On 

Pre*.—C. PRODUCTS—Steel Pro*.—F. Vice boat*, cranes llldg. Pres.—V. Pre*.—Joseph Pros.—R. Pros.—E. Pret.—J. CONTRACTING MFG. :ii'i diesel and T. R. A. H. Draper slruclural Penn Dravo CO.. 

Union 

Merit S. Fowler T. M. B. boat*, tons Miller Gott Dravo Edwards Ave, barrels THE. VV. barge*, N. CO., 

Pae 

derrick per Conncll J.; work Pitttbw-n, Cleveland. 

R. 

Dravo year dredge*, 1913. 

R. 

general iron work, galvaniiing 

boata, Pa. sleam etc; 1'. O. DUNDON DUPLEX Pre*, Props.—John See—W. Gen. Asst. Foreman—.1. PRODUCTS—Boilers, Incorporated— 

chinery, Si.. Ave, Mgr.—John and Gen. San IRON MFG. Superior, 0. J. plale Mgr.—John Franci*co, M.—V. M. Buckley WORKS. CO.. E. work Rafrorly Buckley E. Wis. 62nd L. Buckley 225 tanks, Cal. E. Andrew St. A Foltom Buckley. Sons cannery and Butler Jr. ma


Vice Pros.—M. M. Andrew 

Asst. Treas.—H. M. Richardson 

Sec. and Treas.—C. A. Cooley 

See—Chas. T. Tatman 

PRODUCTS—Sleel windmill tower*, wind Pur. Agt.—W. J. Montgomery 

mills and pumps 

Sales Mgr.—S. Lund 

Incorporatod—$200,000 

Supl. of Struct. Shop—J. C. Calhoun 

Railroads—No. Pae, Gt. Northern 

Supt. of Erect.—G. F. Martin 

DUSSELL IRON WORKS. ALEX.. 41 Struct. Engr.—L. VV. W.-si 

Erator Si., New Orleans. La. 

Chief Draftsman—O. VV. Pike 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, sleel lanks M. M.—Adam J. Mill 

DUTTON CO.. C. H.. 632 Grace St.. Kala- PRODUCTS—Struciursl steel fabrication 

ma too, Mich. 

Capacily—12,000 ton* per year 

Pres.—D. C. Osborn 


Vice Pres.—F. E. Dullon 

Railroad—Boston ft Maine 

Treas.—F. S. Parsons 

EASTERN STEEL CO.. THE, Potlsville, 

See—D. P. Osborn 

Pa. 

Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—VV. S. Gregg K


Pres.—XV. H. Edwards 

Vice Pres.—I. E. Edwsrds 

Treas. and Sec.—John S. Edward* 

Supl.—Allen Summers 

Supt.—L. L, Lane 

Supt.—Chas. Clung 

Struct. Engrs.—Hartley Anderson and L. 

A. Mahoney 


EDWARDS MFG. CO.. INC.. 529 Eggles- 

Railroad*—Pen ton St.. Cincinnati. no, N. O. Y. C. G. T. and 

ELKHART WELDING ft BOILER WKS., 

2132 South Maine St.. Elkhart, Ind. 

Gen. Mgr.—L. C. Bock 

Supl.—A. F. Bock 

Foreman—C. E. Billings 

Product*—Welding, selling, repairing and 

installation of boil en 

ELMIRA BOILER A IRON WORKS. 733 

EL PASO FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE CO.. 

Dickinson St-, Elmira, N, Y, 

1800 E. San Antonio St.. El Pa*o. Tex. 

PRODUCTS—Steel Wabash 

tanks and steel piste Pre*, and G. M.—VV. D. Small 

work 

Vice Pre*., Trea*. and P. A.—R. H. Ctr- 

EGGERS-SCHILLO CO., 364 No. Hardringloning 

St., Chicago, III. 

Sec.—O. G. Lemley 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—E. J. Baldwin Storekeeper—A. A. Buehler 

Vice Pres.—Charles S. Schilto 

Supl.—John T. Walton 

Trea*. end Sec—John Eggers 

Chief Engr,—A. V. Benncr 

Pur. Agl.—Wm. J. Drennan 

Elee Engr.—J. L. Morrill 

Supl.—R. VV. Pearoe 

Foreman Mach. Shop—C. A. Miller 

Struct. Engr.—L. B. Soire 

Foreman Foundries—Clyde Smith 

Foreman Struct.—F. B. Kleiner 

Foreman Pattern Shop—C. C. Hardy 

Foreman Ornamental—John A. Mark Foreman Boiler Shop—Wm. Crawford 

PRODUCTS—Structural and ornamental EQUIPMENT—Two 2-ton side-blow con- 

Iron work 

verier* 


PRODUCTS—Manufacturers of iron, brass 


and aleel catlings, mining machinery, fab 

EICHLEAY CO., JOHN, JR., 20th and 

ricated structural tleel and tank* 

Wharton Si*.. S. S„ Pittsburgh. Pa. Capacity—Iron, 50 ton* daily; aleel, 50 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel work and ton* monthly: braas. 1 ton daily 

removal of buildings, etc 

Incorporated—$300,000: issued. $288,500: 

EIDLITZ ft ROSS, 110 VV. 40th Si., New bonds, $90,000 

York, N. Y. 

EMPIRE METAL TANK WORKS. East 

PRODUCTS—Structural aleel 

Rochester. N. Y. 

ELECTRIC BOILER CORP.. 491 Main 

Prop, and Mgr.—Jay Dillenback 

St.. Cambridge, Mass. 

Blacksmith—John White 

ELGIN STREET SWEEPER CO.. Elgin, PRODUCTS—Mortar boxes, wall lies, 

III. 

sheet metal, tanks 

Prea.—D. M. Todd 

Capacity—100 tons sheets per annum 

See and Treat.—C. A. Whiiing 

Ownership—Privsle: capital invested, $25.* 

Gen. Supl.—C. E. Sieve 

000 

Pur. Agt.—E. H. Lemke 

Railroads—N. Y. C. Erie. West Shore, 

Mech. and Chief Engr.—R. E. Evans 

Penna.. L. V.. B. R. ft P. 

Supt. Mach. Shop—P. 3. Frikc 

EMSCO DERRICK ft EQUIPMENT CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Moior-driven street sweepert, 6811 So. Alsmeda Si.. Los Angeles, Cal. 

auto-eductora for cleaning catch basins Pres. and Storekeeper—E. M. Smilh 

ELIZABETH IRON WORKS. 1110 E. 

Vice Pros, and G. M.—VV. A. Troul 

Water St.. Norfolk. Va. 

Vice Pro*.—E. VV. Goeser and Chas. D. 

170 

ELKHART BRIDGE A IRON CO., 931 

Wagner 

Pre*., Vice Trea*. Supl.—R. Chief PRODUCTS—Steel Capacily—2.500 Incorporated— 

Railroads—N. steel No. Miller Pre*.—B. Engr.—W. Pur. and Michigan work H. See—M. Agt. Lloyd Y. L. to and St., H. C, Brumbaugh 3,000 bridge* Rice J. Gen. Elkhart, Big Brumbaugh tons Four Mgr.—Frank and Ind. structural J. Tress Chef Chief Pur. Salea Supl.—XV. Plant M. Elee Foroman Foreman Forom*n—G. EQUIPMENT—Steel Incorporated—83,000,000; equipmeni qoq M.—5. Agt.—H. Engr.—VV. Engr.—F. Draftsman—VV. Engr.—E. and Mgr.—Chas. Galvanning—K. Mach.—C. Struct. See—J. E. D. G. Parker A. West VV. II, D. Probert Shop—E. Lee D. S. Davidson Chapman R. Toels derrick* D. A. Wagner Solum Sawyer F. Smilh issued R. Forsyth and Winnelt $2,250,- oil well


ENGINEERING CO.. Winter St. tnd Wa- Pur. Agt.—C. N. Kennedy 

bash R. R.. Fort Wayne, Ind. 

Sales Mgr. (equipment only)—E. F. Jone* 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks 

Struct. Engr.—D. VV. Man* 

ENGLISH IRON WORKS CO., THE. Chief Draftsman—Fred D. Ellenberger 

Broadway, cor. 4th St., Kansas C-ty, Mech. Engr.—J. A. Auld 

Mo. 

Foreman Mach.—Jamc* T. Mitchell 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, steel plate work Gen. Supt.—J. J. Sloan 

ENSIGN. INC., G. W., Harrisburg, Pa. PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel for build- 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural ateel and iron ing*. ateel warehouse slock, also manu 

work 

facturers of electric traveling cranea, 

ENTERPRISE BOILER CO.. Youngstown, clamshell buckets, steel loading bin* 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, O. 

tanks, sleel plate Railroads—Direct siding on Nickel Piste 

ENTERPRISE work MFG. CO., Cambridge 

main line; alto connecting transfers to 

ERDLE PERFORATING CO., Rochester, Penna., K. Y. C-, and Bessemer R. R. 

N. Y. 

ERNSTS SONS. CHARLES F.. 75 Lath- 

ERIE CITY IRON WORKS. 14th St. and rop St.. Buffalo, N. Y. 

East Ave.. Erie. Pa. 


Pre*.—H. H. Clemens 

work 

Vice Pros, and Treas.—Edward C. Mooro ESTLE A O'BRIEN BOILER CO.. 11 

See and Gen. Mgr.—L. V. Reese 

Commercial Si.. Portland. Me 

Sales Mgr.—H. W. Brook* 

ETNYRE CO.. E. D.. Oregon. III. 

Pur. Agl—N. M. Wallace 

PRODUCT—Steel tank* 

Storekeeper H. H. Smith 

EUREKA BOILER WORKS. 166 Fremont 

Supt.—C. D. St. Clair 

St., San Francisco. Cal. Plant: Eureka, 

Chief Engr.—G. W. Nigh 

Cal. 

Chief Draftsman—Eugene Brinig 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and repairs 

PRODUCTS—Wnler cooled furnaces, high EUREKA HEATING ft VENTILATING 

pressure boilers of all sites and lypcs. CO., 117 No. Water Sl„ Saginaw. Mich. 

fabricated Meel. steel barges, gray iron Treas, and Gen. Mgr.—Charles W. Light 

caslings. elc 

See—Arthur P. Light 

ERIE CONCRETE A STEEL SUPPLY 

Astt. G. M.. snd Supt.—Fred H. Light 

CO., 13th and Crsnberry Sts., Erie, Pa. Supl.—Wm. P. Light 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—VV. E. McCain Chief Draftsman—Russell M. Light 

Treas.—C. M. We*ehler 

PRODUCTS—Sleam filling and plumbers 

Chief Engr.-^J. M. Blake 

supplies, pipe filling*, boilers, radiators. 

Foreman—G. Funk 

brass valves and goods, healing and ven 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel and forging* tilating engineers 

Capacity—350 Ion* per month 

Partnership 

Capital—$100,000: is*ued. $75,000 Railroad—M. C. 

ERIE ENGINE WORKS. XV. 13lh and EVERETT IRON WORKS. INC.. Everett. 

Walnut St*.. Erie. Pa. 

Mast. 

ERIE STEEL BARREL CO.. 19lh and Capilal—1,000 shares, no par value 

Raspberry Si*.. Erie. Pa. 

EXCELSIOR BOILER WORKS. INC.. 63 

Pros.. Trea*. and P. A.—W. G. Smart South Front St., New Haven. Conn. 

Vice Pro*.—J. A. Turner 

Pros., 

FAHLSING. 

Treat., 

A. 

Pur. 

K., 

Agt., 

1215 

Oen. 

Sherman 

Sales Mgr.. 

Si., 

See—H. L. Moore 

Chief Fort Wayne, Engr.. Mgr. Ind. Const, and Foreman— 

PUOPUCTS—Boilers 

Pur. Agt.—H. Benton 

E. William* 

and repairs 

171 

Supt.—N. F. Newport 

Vice Pret.—H. C. William* 

ERIE Railroad*—On Prea.. Vice See, PRODUCTS—Manufacturers rels, via Erie, Geist Erie, Earl Pres.—Geo. STEEL As*t. N. Treas. drum* Bonnell as Pa. Road Y. all Treas. CONSTRUCTION C. and these Nickel and Penna.. R. G. and lines Nickel Melcalf M.—G. Piste Bessemer As*t. run track; CO.. Plale of H. into G. steel Strayer can Erie, ft R. M.—F. Lake bar R.. ship Pa. EXETER Sec—S. PRODUCTS—Repairs Railroad—Water PRODUCTS—Machine stocks, thingouspairs N. H. jobs: MACHINE in A. annealing aheel William* electric only iron WORKS. pots welding stacks on work snd Exeter. boilers, specialists and or tanks; . miscellane boiler , tanks. any ., re


FAIR MFG. CO.. 617 Bryant St.. San 

Francisco. Cal. 


work 

FALL RIVER BOILER WORKS. 287 

Danforlh St.. Fall River. Mai*. 

FARGO BRIDGE ft IRON CO.. Fargo. N. 

Dak. 

PARGO FOUNDRY CO.. Fargo. N. Dak. 

Gen. Mgr. and See—A. G. Kinney 

Pur. Agt. and Asal. G. M.—Leo J. O'Day 

Supt.—H. G. Kornberg 

Struct. Engr. and Chief Draftsman—O. A. 

Stoulland 

pKoii;


EQUIPMENT—Boiler, machine, steel fab Pro*.. Tron*.—Harold K. Ferguson 

ricating, sheet metal, pipe, forge, car Vic.- Pre*, and Mgr. Con*t.—Joseph S, 

penter, joiner and patlern shops, 6 ship Ruble 

building way* 

See and Chief Engr.—H. S. Jaeoby 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding and repairs. Chief Contract. Engr.—H. E. J. 'Summers 

marine engine* and boilers. Parson tur Pur. Agl.— K. C. Ferguson 

bines and heavy machinery products Mech.. Ek-e and Power Engr.—F. W. 

Incorporated-— 

Buck 

FEDERAL STEEL SASH CO.. Waukesha. Chirf Draftsman—H. J. Hassler 

Wi*. 

PRODUCTS—Design, equip and finance 

Pre*.—C. J. Mcintosh 

industrial building*, power plania and 

Vice Pres. and Sale* Mgr.—M. Mackie comnu-rrial buildinga 

Vice Pres.—A. II. Nrsheim 


Trees. Sec and P. A.—It. E. Ilupprrl Railroad—Penna. 

Assl. See—F. Keebler 

FERGUSON MFG. C0-. Dubuque, Iowa 

Chief Engr.—C. F. Kuney 

PRODUCTS—Steel lank*, etc. 

PRODUCTS—Eleclric arc welded solid FERNSTRUM. FRANK G., M-nominee. 

sleel windows and allied products 

Mich. 

I n co rpo rated— 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* and repair* 

FEINE A SONS CO.. AUGUST. 140 Ter FERRAN A CO.. CHARLES. Magazine, 

race, Buffalo. N. Y. Plant: Baraga and Calliope and Gaiemie Sis., New Orleans, 

Abbey St*. 

La. 

Pres.—August Peine 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks, ele 

Assl. to Pres.—August L. Feine 

FERRO-CO CORP.. 37-21 Wythe Ave, 

Treaa. and Gen. Mgr.—Charles F. Peine cor. N. 13th St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Sec. and Pur. Agt.—George R. Feme Pros, and Treas.—A. D. Mellor 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural ateel and orna See—C. C. Webster 

mental iron work 

Sales Mgr.—F. Haag 

Capacity—400 Ion* monthly 

Supt.—L. XV. Bavenlock 

In corporal ed— 

Foreman—A. Leehler 

FELKER BROS. MFG. CO.. Marthfield. Fon-man-L. Rohde 

Wis. 

EQUIPMENT—100-ton presses, power 

Pro*, and Gen. Mgr.—A. G. frrlker 

shears, forming rolls, light punches, 

Vice Pros., Sec. and Pur. Agt.—D. L. drills, grinders, electric welding, acety 

Miller 

lene welding, ele 

Troaa. and Supt.—R. T. Flnucan 

Inenrporal ed— 

PRODUCTS—Sheel metal, corrugated road Railroad—Brooklyn or Eastern district 

culvert*, well lubing. galvanised, riveted FINACUNE BOILER WORKS. Houston, 

and arc welded sleel tonka for farms. Tex. 

industrial and oil *upp1y 

FINCH MFG. CO.. 8th Ave. and VV. Lin- 


den St.. Scranton, Pa. 

Railroads— Soo, C. ft N. W.. C. St. P. ft Pros.—E. F. Mar*h 

M.. O. Ry. 

Vice Pros.—J. R. Davis 

FERGUS IRON WORKS CO.. Fergus Treas.—C. B. Price 

Falls, Minn. 

Sec.—Leland F. Marsh 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and sleel plale work Pur. Agl.—Genevieve McGowan. 

FERGUSON-ALLAN CO., Clinton St.. i: i 

Gen. Mgr. and Supi.—T. H. Sly 

Batavia, N. Y. 

Ch'ef Draflsman—Geo. II. Skinner 

FERGUSON Chairman—I. Pros, Vice See. Gen. Supt.—Robert Chief Storekeeper—VV. Foroman PRODUCTS—Steel Capacity—300 Incorporated—$ Railroad—Erie 

thony bond*. Ave. land, Mgr.—R. Pres. Assl. Draflsman—E. and Engr.—Frank Planl; 0. $60,000 Mach.—William CO. Treas.—Frederick and Trea*. C. Ion* H. Beverage G. Sale* 140,000; 3239 Randall Knipe Allan K.. and Patterson plate R. Mgr.—J. E. 4900 P. Fletcher Smith 82nd issued. construction 

A.—E. Euclid W. St.. Allan $70.000; Laird M. CleveAn FINE FINNIGAN Mech. Foroman Foreman EQUIPMENT—Gray r-^'inl—$250,000 

Railroads—D. PRODUCTS—Steel chine, and UEL. Mass. iron M


FITZGIBBONS BOILER CO.. P. H., 1 

Monroe Ave, Ogdensburg, N. Y. 

Pros., Treas. and G. M.—E. J. Dinneen 

Vice Prea. ond Sec—Eliiabeth Gleason 

Pur. Agl.—John T. Gleason 

Supt.—-Victor Dashnaw 

PRODUCTS;—Sleel, sectional heating boiler, 

general boiler work 

Incorporated 870.000: issued $41,000 

Railroads—N. Y. C„ Rutland. Lake* ft 

Rivera Forwarding Co. 

FLEMING MFG. CO.. 411 Neal St.. New 

Cattle. P.i. 

Prop, and Gen. Mgr.—L. Kohn 

Foremen—George A. Mel* and Wm. G. 

Fleming 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel and steel 

piste construction 

Capacity—2.000 tons per year 

Railroads—Penna.. P. ft. L. E.. B. ft O. 

FLESCH A SCHMIDT. INC.. 60 Brown 

St.. Rochester, N. Y. 

Pros.—Wm. J. Schmidl 

Treat.—C. VV. Pleach 


FLINT STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

Davison Road and Belt Line. Film. 

Mich. 

Pre*.—Reinhard Kleinpell (Inactive) 

Vice Pre*.—Arthur D. Bishop (inactive) 

Treas. and G. M.—Robert VV. Heerlein 

See. Sales Mgr. and C. E.—E. Howard 

Perkins 

Mgr. Const.—Fred VV. Pocoek 

Supl.—M. E. Brown 

Struct. Engr.—E. M. Christensen 

Chief Draftsman—P. XV. Brandt 

Capacity—12.000 ions per year 


Railroads—On Flint Bell Line Railroad. 

connecting with G, T. R. R. and P. M. 

Ry. 

FLORIDA MACH. A ENGR. CO., 1612 

Highland Ave, Tampa, Pla. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, repairs and ma 



PORSBERG. GUSTAVE W.. 8th ind 

Water Sts., Washington. D. C. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs ond aleel plate 

work 

FORT PITT BRIDGE CO.. Oliver Bldg.. 

Pillsburgh. Pa. Planl: Canonsburg, Pa. 

Chairman—G. C. Dellenbach 

Pros.—Theo. A. Straub 

Vice Pros.—II. R. Blickle 

Treas. and See—P. B. Straub 

Pur. Agl.—A. J. Bodenham 

Supt.—Win. Brrgi-r 

Supl. Erect.—T. E. Lynch 

Chief Engr.—Charles G. Schade 

Struct. Engr.—A. Sheldon 

Chief Draftsman—O. C. George 

PRODUCTS—Bridges, building*, structural 

steel reinforcing rods, gray iroo 

catlings 


Incorporated 

FORT SMITH STRUCTURAL STEEL 

CO., 900 Wheeler Ave.. Port Smilh, Ark. 

Pre*.—D. Sugarman 

Vice Pros.—Sam. Sugarman 

See and Treas.—S. Katser 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel fabricators 

I ncorpo ra led—$20.000 

FORT WORTH STEEL A MACHINERY 

CO.. Fort Worth. Tex. 

PRODUCTS—Fabricating sleel 

FOSTER. JOHN F.. 924 Washington St.. 

Boston. Mass. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs, etc. 

FOUTS CO., C. C. 1703 Woodl.wn and 

B. ft O. Ry„ Middletown. 0. 

Pres. Gen. and Salea Mgr,—C. C. Foots 

Vice Proa.—P. M. Fouit 

Treat, and See—L. M. Barnes 

Supt.—P. H. Rogers 

Foroman—Wm. Arkill 

PRODUCTS—Sectional boiled grain cribb*. 

silos, tanks, welded, lubricating tanks, 

ele 

chinery 

FLOUR CITY ORNAMENTAL IRON CO. it i 


POCHTS FOREST Pres. Vice Treas.-Sce—R. Asst. Pur. Gen. Mgr. Chief Elee Foreman Foreman—J. PRODUCTS—Structural PRODUCTS—Steel and 27th CO.. Agt.—E. Pros, Sale*—O. Supt.—E. and Treat, Engr.—C. Draftsman—E. erection and 1500 SONS. CITY Blacksmith—D. Gen. and 28th and Mahoney STRUCTURAL W. P. GEORGE, Mgr.—J. Chief B. VV. King See—C. Ave*.. Pox UOth Slauffer Cooper plale Kempsmilh Engr.—Edwin Krupitier Hoboken, Minneapolis, St.. H. *teel Palerson H. work STEEL Leth Cleveland. McKenrie fabrication N.J. F. Minn. Fox O. FOWLER FRANCHE FREED FREELAND FREEMAN Prea. Vice See.—Frank 

Railroads—B. 

PRODUCTS—Structural PRODUCTS—Sleel WORKS. Paducah, St.. Mich. President—Harold and FURNACE Chicago, WOLFE MFG. A SONS Treas.—Char Ky. CO.. P. INC.. 

A 

CO., CO.. Freeman SHEET III. 

O.. 

C. lank* 1200 Racine. 

Big 

Oaks. D., E., let C. METAL steel 

Four, 

St Freeman So, Freeman 440 Pa. unit, Wis. Third 

Penna. 

Orleans Sl„


Pur. Agt.—R. J. Buckley 

Supl.—Michael Freeman 

Mech. Engr. and Chief Draftsman—James 

S. Clay 

Power Engr.—Carl Jensen 

Foreman Mach.—Michael Beck 

Foreman Boiler Shop—Frank J. Buckley 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* steam boilers 

and farm implements 


FREMONT FOUNDRY A MACHINE 

CO.. Fremont, Neb. 

Pre*., «. M. and P. A.—Z. M. Marr 

Sec and Treas.—J. Rex Henry 

Storekeeper—S. N. Hall 

Mgr. Const.—J. J. Sand* 

Supt.. Struct. Engr. and Chief Draftsman 

—J. C. Kerrigan 

Foremin Mach.—C. A. Peterbaugh 

Blacksmith—Ted Struvc 

Foroman (foundry)—C. A. Brayton 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel and iron, 

gray iron foundry 

Capacity—150 tons structural a month; 

600 tont iron casiingt 

Incorporated—$80,000; issued. $50,000 

Railroads—Main Line U. P. R- R- and 

C. ft N*. W. Ry.. Branch C. B. ft Q. 

FRICK CO.. West Main St.. Waynesboro. 

P-. 

Chairman—A. O. Friek 

Pres. and G. M.—Eira Prick 

V'co Pre*.—John G. Benedict 

Treas. and Asit. G. M.—D. Norris Benedict 

A**t. Trea*.—M. E. Gordon 

See—W. R. Snively 

Aatt. Sec.—G. H. Kuhn 

Pur. Agt.—J. L. McCleary 

Sales Mgss.—A. H. Bacr and XV. R. 

Snively 

Mgr. Const.—M. W. Garland 

Supt.—S. F. Workman 

Atat. Supt.—J. C. Miller 

Chief Engrs.— N. M. Small and D. F. Good 

Chief Draftsman—C. L. Whilaker 

Power Engr.—A. Stover 

Elee Engr.—Clyde Siriie 

PRIEDMAN-LOWITH FRIEDMAN Foreman Foreman—L-ike PRODUCTS Incorporated—$5,000,000: Railroads—Penna., PRODUCTS—Structural Pres.. Vice Sec. portable, engine*, 000 common Die. 2500 Pacific Friedman and Pre*, preferred and Treas. E. ft Mach.—A. Blvd., Salea stock boilers, and 24lh »lalion*ry SON. West. — Pur. Mgr.—Edward and Los Ashworlh IRON St.. stock Refrigerating INC.. Md. threshers Agt.—Harry Angeles, S. Cumberland Los Mgr. WORKS. and Foreman PHILIP. steel Angeles. issued. traction 60.000 and Const.—Philip 

Cal. Friedman work machinery. saw 5000 Friedman $3,000.- Cal. Valley shares steam m lis 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental iron and structural 

steel 


FR1NS A TRIER, 2511 Eighth Ave.. New 

York, N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, etc. 

FROST MFG. CO., THE, Galcaburg, III. 

Pros.—VV. S. Cameron 

Vice Pres. and S. M.—S. M. Harrington 

Treat.—R. J. Howard 

Asst. Treas.—Louise T. Harrington 

See—Kale L. Harrington 

Pur. Agl.—R. K. Melville 

Storekeener—Paul Chalmers 

Supt.—VV. P. Smilh 

Foreman Mach.—Albert Egan 

Foroman Boiler Shop— C. M. Kelly 

Railroads—C. B. ft Q. and A. T. ft S. P. 

PULLER CO.. J. L.. 315 Adam* St., Detroit. 

Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and lank 

work 

FULTON ENGINE WORKS. Main and 

Alhambra Sts. Lot Angelea, Cal. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers GAGE STRUCTURAL and STEEL engines CO.. 3141 

FURLONG So. Hoyne BOILER Ave, A IRON Chicago. WORKS, III. 

Pres. HENRY. and Gen. 400 Mgr.—L. E. Court C. St., Gage Dcs Moines, 

Treas.—F Iowa E. Swanson 

Sec—R. H. Gage 

Pur. Agl.—P. S. Saiger 

Supt.—H Burkhart 

Struct Engre—R. H. Gage and M. 3. 

Hammer 

Chief Engr. and Drafltman—M. J. Hammer 

PRODUCTS—Structural ateel for buildings 

Capacity—1.060 tons per monlh 


Railroad—A. T. ft Santa Fe iwilch 

GALION METALLIC VAULT CO- THE. 

Gallon. O. 

Pres. and Troa*.—L. M. Liggett 

Vice Pro*.—H. Gotldiener 

Sec—E. P. Monroe 

Asst. Sec—D. G. Slrolher 

Siles Mgr—R. M. Hammond 

17.', 

Supl.—Roy J. Arnold 

A*.*!. Supt.—K. E. Smith 

GALLAHER Chip' PRODUCT—Manufacturers Incorporatod—$400,000 

Riilrosds—Big vaults Eleclric Si. l-ouis. Draftsman—Ralph BOILER Ry. Mu. Four, CO.. Erie. 405 Curfman Olive of C. steel ft St., S. buna! W.


GALLAND-HI.NNING MFC. CO., 26th GENERAL BOILER CO.. 122 No. 7th 

Ave. and Montana St.. Milwaukee, Wis. St.. St. Louis, Mo. 

PRODUCT—Mai! tank* 

GENERAL BOILERS CO.. 201 Washing 

GALVA HEATER CO.. THE. Calva, 111. 

ton Si., Waukegan. HI. 

PRODUCTS—Healing boilers 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, sleel plate work and 

GARREN ft H1NES. 901 E. 5th St.. 

repair* 

Muscatine. Iowa 

GENERAL F RECTI NG CO., 105 Mary 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and *leel St.. Syracuse, N. Y. 

plate work 

GENERAL IRON WORKS CO.. THE. 

GATE CITY IRON WORKS. Seward St., 

Front and Harriet St*., Cincinnati, 0. 

Omaha. Neb. 

Chairman—A. E Reus* 

Sales Mgr.—Ivar. H. dough 

Vice Pres. and Supl.—T. Kluver 

Gen. Mgr.—Herry B. Neef 

See and Treas.—C. A. Schneider 

Supl. Struct. Shop—Geo. Cveta* 

Mgr. Const.—H. L. Bowers 

Supl. Ornamental Shop—Earl McGuire Struct. Engr.—H. E. Barne* 

BU ..smith—Seb. Greco 

PRODUCTS—Structural, ornamental and 

EQUIPMENT—Punches. shrors. riveters. miscellaneous iron work for building* 

oil furnaei-y acetylene welding, culling. Capacily—500 tons per month 

generator, arc welder, derricks, houtt. I n cor porated $4 0,000 

hand and eleclric G. E. motors, wire Railroad—Main Line B. ft 0. 

crimpers, etc. 

GENERAL METAL PRODUCTS CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Structural Heel, ornamental 1121 Pes:,iloui St.. Si. Lou*. Mo. 

iron 

Pre*.—Herman Vonder Au 

Capacity—1,500 ton* annually 

See. Treas. and G. M.—R. A. Kattwasier 

Partnership 

Pur. Agl.—Irving- Peppel 

Railroads—U. P. and C. M. ft St.^ P., Storekeeper—M. C. Green 

joint trackage: I. C. and Wabash, joint Sales Mgr. -R. H. Hcise 

Irackage 

C. E. and Supl.—John J. Frci 

GEDGE BROS. IRON ROOFING CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Pressed steel, special indus 

Fletcher and 28lh Sis., Anderson, Ind. trial sleel, fabrication of all kinds 

Pros.—Mrs. B. H. Gedge 

Capacity—1.500 tons pressed and fabricat 

Vke Pros.—L. H. Gedge 

ed steel product* 

See and Troas.—N. M. McCulIough 

Incorporated—$75,000; issued, 866.000 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* *tock tank*. Railroads—Private switch connecting with 

- fountain*, steel roofing, foot good*, etc. al) main lines through Terminal Ry. Co. 

Railroada—Penna., I. U. T. Co., trucks GENERAL TANK CO.. 12 Monitor St., 

GEHROT BROS., INC., Fourth St., 

Brooklyn, B, Y. 

Bridgeport. Pa. 

GENESEE BOILER WORKS. 438 Ex 

Pros, and Treus.—C. A. Gehrcl 

change, Rochester. N. Y. 

See and G. M.—W. R. Browne 

GENESEE BRIDGE CO., Boi 42, Ro 

Supl.—Raymond Bean 

chester, N. Y. 

EQUIPMENT—Steel for fab. shop 

Prea.—Hanuon Hershey 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural and ornamental Vice Prea.—William Feller 

fabrication 

Treas,—John Cattanach 


Atat. Troas.—Henry Gunn 

Stock Issued—63,000 common; 90.000 See—Donaid H. Hershey 

preferred 

176 

Supt.—C. C. Sparr 

Railroads—Two private riding*, Reading Chief Engr.—Charles F. Starr 

GEIGER-PETERS. GEM See—Arthur Supl.—Clarence Chief Capacity—200,000 Railroad—B. Struct. Partnership 

Pres. Vice PRODUCTS—Sleam Incorporal PRODUCTS—Structural Indianapolis. F. mental Leo CITY Pros, Geiger and Engr.—W. Si.. Engr.—Waller iron ed—-$2 BOILER Gen and Dayton. ft E. Ind. Trea*.—-L. Mgr.—A. 0. Clemens 5.000 Leen 1709 H. CO.. per O. boilers Durkin Madison annum Peterson THE. H. steel E. Kemper 1277 Tucker Ave. and orna Hans GENEVA Chairman—C. Treaa.—J. A**t. See—F, Chief PRODUCTS—Fabrication Capacily—6.000 Incorporated—$150,000 

Railroad—B. Pres.—Richard Mgr. Foreman—Albert PRODUCTS tanks, structural Ave, Treas. Const.—F. Draf-sman—H. BOILER Geneva. J. etc. C. Elder — and steel R. VV. P. Tubular H. WORKS. ft Pur. N. ions Tebeau for Llnkner Bowden Manlhorp Graham P., Y. C. buildings Agt.—M. per siding INC.. Ferguson boiler*. annum and Gales and T. ereclion Kellehrr bridge* stack*. of


Incorporated—$150,000; issued. $80,000 PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks and repair 

Railroads—.1, Y. C. L. V. 

work 

GENEVA FOUNDRY CORP.. 23 Jack-on GRAHAM BOILER SHOP, 601 Sheridan 

Ave. Geneva. N. Y. 

St., Richratnd. Ind. 

GEORGIA ARCHITECTURAL WORKS. GRAINGER ft CO.. 119 No. 10th St.. 

Port Valley. Ga. 

Louisville. Ky. 

GERDES ft CO., 42 Church St.. New PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and tank 

York, N. Y. 

work 

PRODUCT—Sleel plate work 

GRAND CROSSING BOILER WORKS. 

GERSTEIN ft COOPER CO. 1-3 West 3rd 1244 E. 73rd St.. Chicago. III. 

St., So. Itorton, Ma**. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler, tank work and re 

Pros.—Maurice Gerstein 

pair* 

Treas.—Abraham Cooper 

GRAND IRON WORKS. INC.. 525-33 

Pur. Agt.—A. Cooper 

Tiffany St., Bronx, New York City 

PRODUCT—Copper*milhing 

Prea. and Treaa.—Emit Alpern 


Vice Pres. and Mgr. Const.—Bernard E. 

GERSTNER BOILER WORKS. INC.. 

Alpern , 

39lh and Neville St*.. Piltaburgh. P*. See. Pur. Agl. and Sale* Mgr.—Jacob 

Pret.—F. P. Gerstner 

Alpern 

Vice Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—D. L. Suskey Supl.—A. Rirso 

Troas. and See—A. C. Davis 

Chief Engr.—C. H. Michelson 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated sleel plate work Chief Draftsman—0. P. Burr 

of every description 

Foreman Repair*—Edward L. While 

Capacty—(500.000 annually 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and orna 



Railroad*—Penna., B. ft 0., B. R. ft P.. Capacity—2500 tons per year 

P. ft L. E.. B. ft L. E. 

Incorporated 

GIBLIN ft CO.. 701 Brood St.. Ulica. GRAND RAPIDS BOILER WORKS. 323 

N. Y. 

Front St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, ele 

GRAND SHEET METAL WORKS. 60 

GILBERT & BARKER MFG. CO.. Spring- East 3rd St.. No., Portland. Ore. 

field, Mas*. 

Pres.—E. E. Erickson 

Pres.—R. H. McNall 

Vice Pres.—E. A. Hoberg 

Vice Pre*.—C. C. Ramadell 

Treas.—E, H. Payne 

2nd Vice Pres.—S. C. Hope 

P. A. and See.—W. E. Reed 

Trees.—VV. T. Rayner 

PRODUCTS—General sheet melal work 

PRODUCTS—Gasoline pumps, storage Incorporated 

tanks, gas and oil burning furnaces GRANGER CO.. A. D., 15 Park Row. New 

GLOBE IRON WORKS. 17 Middlesex St., York. N. Y. 

Boston, Mass. 

Pret.—A. D. Granger 

GODFREY-KEELER CO., IRON 70 Warren WORKS. St.. San Treaa.—D. B. See 


See—A. O. Fleck 

PRODUCTS—Bcilen, smoke stsckt, tanks PRODUCTS—Steam boilers, stacks, pumps, 

GOGEBIC STEAM BOILER WORKS. 

power plant machinery, engines, crane* 

415 Lake St., Duluth, Minn. 

and hoist a 

GOLDBERG A SONS. J.. 800 E. 18th GRAVER CORP.. Ea«t Chicago. Ind. 

St., Kansas City. Mo. 

Pret. and Tiec*.—VV. F. Graver 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel fabrication 177 

Vice Pros.—P. S. Graver 

GOLDEN GOLDNER GOLLEY Pa. Lima. Francisco. Water, GATE A 0. WEST BOILER FINLEY. «or. Cal. 

IRON Mifflin 5 WORKS. 500 TANK Sia., So. WORKS. San Main PniladeJfdlat, St.. GRAVES Vice Asst. See—H. Assl. Pur. Storekeeper—-J. Salea Pres.—Geo. Vice See, Chief shall (Formerly Dsylon. Agl.—L. Pre*, Pres.—K. Treas.—Ed. Treat, Engr. See—A. Mgr.—J. A S. MARSHALL O. and L. and Graver Dayton A. E. Marshall J. VV. G. Grogham Supt.—Geo. Tull Pur. Werner Felsecker Lucius M.—Geo. CO., Sleam Bartlett Agt.—Gay THE. Boiler Holland VV. L. Work*) Mar*hell Mar


Vice Pre*.—L. Kent Robinson 

Trea*.—Roy R. Harderty 

See and Assl. Gen. Mgr.—J. B. Stark 

Aast. See t>nd Supt.—Wm. J. Kirkman 

Pur. Agl.—T. J. Fitr.ger.ild 

Storekeeper—Philip C. Bo wen 

Chief Engr.—It. E. Barnard 

Foroman Machinist—R. C. Ilageman 

PRODUCTS—Sheet rn.-i.il. trr galion supplies, 

culvitrts, tanks, welded pipe lin 

can*, etc. 

Incorporated—$500.000; issued, S340.- 

076.25 

Railroad—Union Pae, *pur 

HARRINGTON-ROBINSON A CO., 110 

High St.. Bo*ion, Ma**. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural tteel 

HARRIS STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

1480 Brjidway. New York, N. Y. 

HARRISBURG MFG. A BOILER CO.. 

10th and Nauuain Sis.. Harrisburg. Pa. 

HARRISBURG STAR BOILER CORP.. 

15 Park Row. New York. N. Y. Plant: 

Harrisburg, Pa. 

HARRISON STRUCTURAL IRON WKS.. 

5AC0B. 697 Catherine St., Detroit. 

lien. 

HARRY 3R0S. CO. OF LA.. 3505 So. 

Carrollton Ave. New Orleans, La. 

Pre*, and Pur. Agl.—H. L. Harry 

Vice Pre*. Sub's snd Gen. Mgr.—J. S. 

Cave 

Vice Pres. .--nd Chief Engr.—L. VV. Ben* 

Trea*. and See—W. C. McEvers 

Supt.—A. VV. Gals 

Chief Draftsman—E. J. Morano 

Mech. and Elee Engr.—A. L. Robinson 

Foreman Blicksmith—Gu» Babin 

PRODUCTS—Shrol metal work. lank*. 

loners and l-ulldings 

Incorporated—$100,000: issued, $72,000 

HARRY STEEL CO.. 0. K.. 2333 Pap n 

Si.. St. Lon:a, Mo. 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks and plale work 

HARTMAN-GREILING CO., Green Bay, 

Wi*. 

PRODUCT—Boilers 

HARTUNG. HARTWELL HARVEY PRODUCTS—'toiler Tress.. Pros.—Arthur PRODUCT—Iron Pre*.—Arlh.ir Vice at East work bridge Ed m Runnels Pre*, and CO.. Gen. New St., a LEWIS. IRON mid irk, ARTHUR and Boston, St.. E. C. WORKS. P. N. 418 work Harvey Hart Salea Houston. A.—Carroll J. repairs C, Moss. Passaic well McDonald Mgr.—Edward 506 and Tex. CamAve.. 

S. sleel Harvey plate T. 

i-,, 

P. A. and Sec.—Murray C. Harvey 

Pur. Agl*.--K. J. Mahoney, L. G. 

Supt. and Storekeeper—C. E. Cross 

Chief Engr.—K. C. Froelhy 

Poreman M ich.—E. Tl -in. II 

PRODUCTS—Jobbers iron sleel metals 

Incorporated 

HASSELL IRON WORKS, Colorado 

Springs. Colo. 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks, structural Heel 

HASTINGS FDRY. A IRON WORKS. 

Hastings. Neb. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural tteel and iron 

work 

HAVENS STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

7319 E. IJIh St., Kansas City. Mo. 

HAWKES BOILER CO., 140 So. Dearborn 

St., Chicago, III. 

HAWLEY ft CO.. W., 6032 West Fort 

Si„ Detroit, Mich. 

Watson Hawley, Sherwood J. Hawley, 

co-partners 

PRODUCTS—Power plant contractors and 

engineers 

Partnership 

HAY FDRY. ft IRON WORKS. Plum 

Point Island. Newark. N. J. 

I'KOUCCTS—Structural steel and iron 

work 

HAYS MFG. CO., McBride Ave, Mill and 

Spruce Sis.. Paterson, N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks and repair 

work 

HEALY, MICHAEL, 421 Osk St., Toledo, 

O. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler work, steel plate and 

metal work 

HEDDEN IRON CONSTRUCTION CO., 

Hillside, N. J. 

Pres.—A. M. C-nneen, Jr. 

Vice Pres. end Sec.—Gilbert D. Hedden 

Tress.—Eugene B. Hedden 

Chief Engr.—Harold M. Ward 

PRODUCTS—Structural aleel fabrication 

and erection 

Capacily—3,000 tons per monlh 


HEGEWALD HEGGIE Railroad—L. Pros.—Arthur Pur. Struct. Chief Foroman Ownership—Private 

Railroada—Penna., Pros.—James Vice Joliet. gie New Agl.—E. Prea. Draftsman—C. Engr.—Ed. Albany. A Mvh—H. III. CO.. SONS, ind V. G. F. A. CHAS.. Sales Ind. Hegg'e INC.. Hegewald Sieveking Mnn. Grose Ehall Mgr.—J.hn S. 21 JAMES Southern Hegewald Stole G.. St.. F. Heg*


HF.NNECKE CO.. G.. 1353 No. Pierce St.. HEWES A PHILLIPS IRON WORKS. 8 

Milwaukee. Wis. 

Orange Sl„ Newark, N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and iron PRODUCTS—Boilera, ele 

work 

HEYL A PATTERSON. INC.. 51 Water 

HENNESSY. DENNIS. 433 S. West St.. Si., Pillsburgh. Pa. 

Syracuse. K. Y. 

HIBBEN A CO., 9376 Ewing Ave., Chi- 

PRODUCTS—Boiler ropairt and tleel plale cago. III. 

work 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—George Ilibben 

HERBERT BOILER CO., 140 Root St., PRODUCTS—Boilers 

Chicago, 111 

HICKS A SON CO.. S. D.. Cambridge, 


Mais. 

HERCULES FLOAT WORKS. 200 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* 

Franklin Si.. Springfield. Mats, 

HIGHWAY IRON PRODUCTS CO.. Mac- 

G. M. and Pur. Agt.—F. H. Engelhard Duff Ave. and S. ft L. Ry., Jacksonville, 

Mgr. Con-i.—VV. A. Engelhard 

Fla. 

rHOWC!- SU-r ...|.;,.r and bras* Pre*.. G. M. and P. A.—C. V. Joseph 

work, non ferrous castings 

Vice Pres.—Leo Loeser 

Capacily—$100,000 yearly 

Treas,—H, F, Loeser 

Partnership 

See—M. VV. Loeser 

Railroads—N, Y. N, II, ft H.. B. ft A-. Supt.—E. A. Adamson 

B. ft M. 

Chief Engr.—VV. B. Hill 

HERRICK IRON WORKS. 18th and 

PRODUCTS—Fabricators of structural 

Campbell St*.. Oakland, Cal. 

sleel 

Owner and Gen. Mgr.—S. S. Herrick Incorporated—$106,000 

Pur. Agl.—Fred L. Williams 

Railroad—T. A. L. Ry. 

Storekeeper—J. Carlson 

HILL. THOMAS D„ 2314 No. 8th St.. 

Sales Mar.—Chat. W. Broyles 

Philadelphia. Pa. 

Struct. En£r.—H. D. Oliphsni 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and aleel work 

Chief Draftsman—H. D. Oliphant 

HILLS-SUTTON CO.. El Paso, Tex. 

Foreman Repairs—E. XV. Anderson 

Prea.—E. G. Hills 

Blocksmilh—C. "Retynskl 

Vice Pros.. Pur. Agl. and Gen. Mgr.—R. 

Foreman—E. VV. Richards 

B. Sutton 

PRODUCTS —Fabricators of slruclural Treat, and Sec.—D. B. Peebles 

sleel for buildings, bridge* snd tower* Supt.—R. J. Ritchie 

Capacily—800 tons per monlh 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, sheet melal 

Private—Inv-stod capital. $200 

I ncorporat ?d—$7 5.000 

Railroad—So. Pae, spur track 

Railroad—Tex. ft Pae 

HERZOG IRON WORKS. THE, Cypress 

HINER STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

St. and X. P. tracks, St. Paul. Minn. Canton. 0. Plant; Louisville. 0. 

Pre*.. Treas. and 0. M.—H. F. Fisher Pres. and Treas.—Geo. H. Charts 

Vice Pros.—Philip W. Herxog 

Vice Pre*.—Don Hoover 

AsM. Trea*. and Supt.—H. J. Schuldl Vice Proa.—j?aul Belden 

Sec.—M. E. Wagner 

Asst. Sec. smd Asal. Treas.—A. E. Hock- 

Chief Draftsman—C. E. Wielde 

wall 

PRODUCTS—Fabrication and erection of See—John Quinn 

architectural, ornamental and bronte Gen. Mgr.—Guy C. Hiner 

work 

182 

Incorporated—$^00,000: issui-d. $192,000 

HETHERINGTON Incorporated—$500,000: Railroad—No. Receiver—I. Gen. Supt.—Edward Struct. Chief Power Foreman Foroman PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporated 

dianapolis, Kentucky gravel Mgr.—H. Drafisnan—John Engr.—J. Engr.—C. Struct.—Frank Pattern lumni, Foundry—Charles *ls—Chas. B. Conklin and tracks Swain Pe**ey Hurst White Buck machine issued, ateel Gronaucr INC.. I. Gille*pie Park* fabricators, 

River, $309,000 In* HINKLE HITNER'S 

Railroads—3 

Pre*, Vice See Mgr. Supt. Capacity—15,000 PRODUCT—Slructural Incorporated ft 534 Meisler n.-; Richmond and Estimalio-; L. i and Shop—Wm. Const.—Wm. Pret. VV. STEEL E. Pur. SONS Troo*.—Robert —$7 56th and St., 

Kiads. 

CONSTRUCTION Agt.—James CO.. 5.000 Dept.—Francis Si.. Philadelphia, tona Chief H. J. HENRY 

Penna.. 

New Prilikow tleel Kenny Engr.—-Frederick 

E. H. York. A CO., 

B, 

, Macee Magee Pa. 

ft 

4501 J, N. O'Don- 

0-, 

Y. 

VV.


Pros, and G. M.—Jo*eph G. Hitner HOLMES. SAMUEL. 40 VV. 5lh St., Salt 

Treas.—XV. Perry' E. Hitner 

Lake City. Utah 

Assl. Sec. and Assl. Treas—F. R. Johnson PRODUCTS—Boilers, lank* and steel work 

See—H. A. MacMullan 

HOLZER. R. G.. ESTATE OF. ni7 Bur 

Pur. Agl.—II. F. George 

gundy St., New Orleans, La. 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—H. A. MacMullan PRODUCTS—Portable building* 

M. M.—H. Vm 

HOME INDUSTRY IRON WORKS. 206 

Poreman M*ch. and Repair*—H. Vilt 

No. Water St.. Mobile, Ala. 

PRODUCTS—Iron and »l.-.-l scrap, manu PRODUCT—Steel lank* 

facturers plale washers, new and second HOMESTEAD IRON WORKS. 115 W. 

hand ma-hinery. contractors' equipment. 5lh Ave. Homestead, Pa. 

fabricator* structural sleel 

Pre*.—A. M. Haymaker 


Treat.. Sec. and Pur. Agt.—D. J. Daly 

Railroads—P. R. R.. P. ft R. and dock* on PRODUCTS—Structural aleel 

Delaware River 


HODGE BOILER WORKS. 99 Sumner 

Incorporated—850,000; issued, $16,700 

St. Plant: 87 to 111 Sumner Si.. East HONHORST CO., JO«, Inc. *Ol620 

Boston, Mass. 

W. 6th Si., Cincinnati. O. 

Pros.-—Henry H. Lynch 

Pres.—H. E. Honhorst 

Vice Pret.—Frank J. Holdcnied 

Vice Pre*.. Treat, and G. M.—C. w. Luhn 

Treas.—John E. Lynch 

See—R. E. Kayden 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, stand pipes, tank-. Pur. Agt.—R. B. Monnig 

digestors, *uiokr stacks, smoke flues and Sates Mgr.—L. A. Hess 

all kind* of steel plale work, marine and Supl.—0. H. Edwards 

steamship repairs 

Foroman Mach.—Payne Parker 

Incorporated 

EQUIPMENT—For working sheets from 

HOEBNER ft SONS. Lantdale. Pa. 

No. 16 gauge 10 W-inch. either riveted 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairing and steel or welded 

work 

PRODUCTS—Sheet steel and plate con- 

HOFFMAN HEATER CO.. Louisville. Ky. struct ion 

Pre*.—A. H. Babcock 


PRODUCTS—Stoves, healers, etc. Incorporated—$30,000; issued. $28,200 

HOFIUS STEEL A EQUIPMENT CO.. 

HOOK. HARRY M.. 405 VV. Fortune St., 

1st Ave. So. ft Hudson, Seattle. Wash. Tampa, Fla. 

Pre*, and Troea.—Lacy Hofiu* 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and steel plate 

Vice Pros, and S. M.—Rodney Pennoyer work 

See—W. C. Fowler 

HOOVER A SONS. ALONZO. Hscketts- 

Pnr. Agl.—C. R. Cook 

lown. N. J. 

Sum.—C. A. Cheshire 

PRODUCTS—General repair work 

Chief and Struct. Engr.—H. P. Miller HOQUIAM STEAM BOILER WORKS. 

Chief Draltomsn—Ben Hewelt 

Hoquiain, Wash. 

EQUIPMENT—4 electric cranes. L shear, HORN STRUCTURAL IRON WORKS. 

hot *aw, cold saw, 4 punches, milling WM.. 346 No. Lcariit St.. Chicago. III. 

machines, lathes, drills, 6 bull riveters. HORTON STEEL CO.. LTD.. Bridgeburg. 

plale shear, etc. 

0nt- 

PRODUCTS—Fabricating slructural steel Sales and Gen. Mgr.—Carl H. Scheman 

Capacily—1.000 tone per month 

PRODUCTS— Elevaied. etorage. wash- 

1S3 


water, wiser, surge, molasses, chip and 

HOLAN HOLLBROOK HOLMES Railroada—Joi«I PRODUCTS—Steel Prea.—F. Vice See—H. PRODUCTS—General Capacity—500 Incorporated Railroad—Public W. and St.. est. Pres. Ry. Rutland, METAL Clark Los IRON B. D. and CO., Angeles, Sts. Holmes 1907—$25,000 

White PRODUCTS CO.. tons Treas.—John Vt. Irsck siding J. Cleveland. tanks plate annually cor. Cal. F.. sleel N. work CO.. P., 310 West work 0. E. G. (estimated) 405th E. Holmes N„ and Markel O. Forft 

HOTCHKISS Incorporated 

Vice Pros, See—Harry Pur. Supl.—D. PRODUCTS—Heavy Incorporated—$45,500; pulp pipes, drums, INC., (chiefly Agt. Pro*, and tanks, 9 cfcinintys. digestors. and Treat.—H. road STEEL Griswold Hennessey and riveted Ye Assl. G. raits) Her PRODUCTS M.—M. steel gas St., G. pipe, A. sheet M.—E. bonds, Blnghamton, plate holders, Speh penstock*, G. CO.. melal construction 

Schneider T. $30,000 Harrold barking work, N. stand- Y.


HOUGH. T. M.. Mannington. VV. Va. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repair* 

HOWARD SHIP YARD. Jeffersonville, 

Ind. 

Pre*, and G. M.—Ja». E. Howard 

Vice Pres.—Ed. J. Howard 

Sec and Treat.—Mr*. Lorretta M. Howard 

Pur. Agt.— XV. H. Dickey 

Mgr. Construe!.—Walter Brondel 

Supl.—P. VV. Howard 

Chief Engr.—Prank F. Hurst 

Chief Draftsman—Alva L. Landwchr 

Black*milh—John Ogle 

PRODUCTS—Tt-wboats, ferryboats, packets 

and all kinds barges 

Incorporated 

..TWELL ft CO.. R. R-. 31st and 14th 

St.. . . , •;."' Minn. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* 

HUMMEL MFG. CO.. Montrose and La- 

Salle St., St. Louie, Mo. 

Pre*., G. M. end Pur. Agt.—C. M. Hummel 

VieePrea.—if. A. Bradl 

Treaa.—L. C. Hummel 

See—F. J. Adelsberger 

Storekeeper—Al. Dehlan 

Mgr. Conil.—Lruis Schewe 

Draftsman—Ceo. Murphy 

Foreman Mach.— F. Jaicnbach 

Foreman—Wm. McConn 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, smoke slacks, ateel 

dump bodies, etc. 

Incorporated—$40,000; i**ued, $35,000 

HUNTINGTON BOILER WORKS. 11th 

St.. Hun.ingion, VV. Va. 

PRODUCT—Structural steel 

HURLEY. JOHN E.. 1219 Ohio Ave., 

IDEAL 

Washington. 

BOILER 

D. 

WORKS. 

C. 

16 Kochne Si.. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler 

Indianapolis. Ind. 

repairs and sleel plate 

Gen. 

work 

Mgr.—Wm. J. Breen 

Foreman 

HUTTER CONSTRUCTION 

Repair*—-Chas. 

CO-. 

Chsslain 

Fond du 

PRODUCTS—Sheet 

Lac, Wis. 

Iron and boiler repairs 

IDEAL 

HYGRADE 

FURNACE 

IRON WORKS. 

CO.. 541 

INC.. 

Seneca 

(for 

St.. 

Buffalo. 

merly J. 

K. 

Cutler 

Y. 

Iron Works). Lombardy 

ILLINOIS 

St.. Va;idervoort 

SHEET METAL 

Ave. 

WORKS. 

and Antony St., 

Bushnell, 

PRODUCTS—Sleel Pre*.—J. Brooklyn, Culler N. 

III. 

Y. fabricators end engi- 

ILLINOIS STEEL BRIDGE CO., 205 

Allen Ave. Jacksonville. II). 

Pres.—W. E. Crane 

Vice Pre*., Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.—T. 

A. Chapin 

Vice Pres. and Sale* Mgr.—N. McMurphy 

Treat.—E. E. Crabtree 

Asst. Trea*.—M. VV. Osborne 

See—T. W. Beadle 

Storekeeper—F. R. Mathews 

Workt Mtr.—S. M. Poley 

Mgr. Const.—R. C Singley 

Supt. Power and Elee Engr.—A. H. Rsbjohn* 

Supl.—VV. C, Rabjohns 

Chief Engr.—P. T. Walton 

Struct. Engr.—E. E. Lushbaugh 

Chief Draftsman—A. L. Conlee 

Mech. Engr.—Fred Runkel 

Traffic Mgr.—H. L. Hutches 

Foreman Blacksmith—Fred Atkinson 

PRODUCTS — Fabricators of slructural 

steel 


Railroad—Switch irack to plant 

INDEPENDENT BRIDGE CO.. May Bldg., 


INDIANA EkIDGE CO.. Macedonia Ave. 

Muncie, Inu. 

Pre*.—C. M. Kimbrough 

Vice Pros.—F. H. Kimbrough 

Tress., Sales end Gen. Mgr.—J. L. Kimb 

rough 

See—J. R. Marsh 

Pur. Agt.—G. E. McCtrly 

Storekeeper—F. M. While 

Mgr. Con*!, and Supl.—H. E. Barrett 

Chief Engr.—J. R. Marsh 

Chief Drafumtn—O. F. Anspaugh 

M. M.—Everett Ogle 

PKODITTS—Stniclura! ntcH for buildings. 

bridtfea. etc. 


Incorporated—$.> 00,000 

Railroad*—C. C. C. A St. L., Penna., 

Nickel Plate. C. ft O. 

INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT CO., THE. 

Pre*, INDUSTRIAL Prea.—A. Vice Asst. Vice Treas.—A, See—Hiss Pur. Foreman PRODUCTS—Locomotives Incorporated—$100,000 

Railroada— Vice dry Cleveland land 

Plants: Elyria. 115 135 Agt. Pre*.—Melvin Pre*.. Pres.—L. to ond Proa. equipment Ohio Washington Vice Mach.—Albert O. Gen. and C. Bay N. Hilda Schunck Opr.—II. BROWNHOIST St.. Sales—H. Prea.—W. Brown. Y. Assl. City. G. Mgr.—J. Minster, C. Frorick* Fischer Ate. Pnliison. Gen. St. Mich., H. Cleveland E. L„ CORP., G. H. Mgr.—E. VV. 0. Bay Perry and Anderogg Cleveland West. Smith Stoinbronner, 

Cleveland Eiling Cily, cars, Ohio A. Cleve Mich. foun ond Frey


Treas.—H. H. Brown, ("levrland 

Asal. Treat.—A. J. Copeland 

Sec.—E. S. Cirirk 

Pur. Agl.—T. B. Bolton. Cleveland 

Work* Mgr.—VV. B. Perry 

As*!. Supl.—C. E. Smilh 

Supl.—J. N. Nelson 

Chief Mgr. (Crane*)—J. C. Wheal 

Mech. Engr.—C. U. North 

Etec. Engr.—J. W. Sc.man 

A**!. Elee Engr.—D. Auger 

Prod. Engr. J. S. See 

Sleam Engr.—L. C. White 

M. M.—M. Crawforth 

Mel.—S. R. Robinson 

Chief Chemist—Wm. Van Egmond 

Safely In*p.—A. VV. Brodfirld 

Mach. Shop Supt.—F. L. Wild 

Draftsman—G. R. Smith 

Storekeeper—E. C. Basaetl 

PRODUCTS—I-ocomotive and Wrecking 

cranes, pile drivers, rail *aw», sleam 

hammers. bucket.. crawling tractor 

cranes, shovels, dragline*, iransfer toble*. 

Railroads—Mich. Cenl.. Pere Marquelle. 

0. T. 

INGALLS IRON WORKS CO.. THE. 

720 Ave. D, Birmingham. Ala. 

Pre*, and G. M.—R. I. Ingalls 

Vice Pre'. «»d Sale* Mgr.—VV. R. Guesl 

Sec and Treat.—C. XV. Zander 

Pur. Agt.—R. D. Leach 

Storekeeper—VV. F. Engtemen 

Mgr. Const.—F. A. Long 

Supt.—Ja*. E. Millar 

Struct. En^c—R. E. Heffield 

Chief Draft*man—O. D. Whiiaker 

M. M.—G. G. Saul* 

Elee Engr.—Joe Blake 

Foremen—F. E. Morgan. XV. H. Hadden, 

C. S. Miliar , , .. 

EQUIPMENT — Slruclural. black*mith. 

machine thops. electric and gaa welding. 

ornamental iron shop 

PRODUCTS—Slructural Meel. ornamental 

Iron. lank*, plate work 

Capacity—36.000 tons yearly 

Incorporatod 

INSLEY Trea*.—F. Asst. See—C. Supl.—VV. Struct. Chief Incoroporaled 

Railroad—Private INTERNATIONAL Pros.—Harry Vee Railroad—L. Pre*.—W. Vice dia MENT East Prea. Pres.—C. nanol Treas.—F. Draftsman—Wm. MFG. Slroudshurg, Engr.—L. H. CO.. and is. G. H. L. Wilson A CO.. M. G. Ind Pfeiffer Insley Kay THE. S. BOILER DERRICK N. H. riding Runkle M.—Richard Wagner 801 VV. R. Insley Pa. Columbus. R.. N. WORKS Bruck Gersert ft 2 OIney EQUIP "idlnga CO. R. O. St.. Blots In 

Tress.—Chas. G. Runkle 

Pur. Agt.—Taylor Dunlap - 

Export Sales Mgr.—Chas. E. FireMone 

Supt.—Geo. Dysarl 

Chief Engr.—Brice Craemer 

PRODUCTS—Galvanized Meel. oil derrick* 

and oil well equipment, electric power 

transmission equipment, standard sleel 

building*, railway floodlight tower* and 

special structures, aviation beacon and 

floodlight tower*, buildings. *tructural 

sleel, special lower*, galvanising, aherardising, 

caslings 

Railroada—ilinking Volley, Big Four and 

Penna. Ry*. spur* into plant 

Incorporatod 

INTERNATIONAL ENG. WORKS. INC.. 

Waverly St., Framingham. Mas*. 

Pres.—John J. Prindirillc 

See, Troas. and G. M.—Fred W. Chipman 

Supt.—Jame* H. Allison 

Chief Engr.—Lawrence W. Trowbridge 

Power Eng.*.—Irf land S. Rhode* 

EQUIPMENT—Complete tools for plale 

work 

PRODUCTS—Sleam boilers of every description 

and steel plate work 


Railroads—Bosion ft Albany riding, direct 

connection to New Haven Railroad 

INTERNATIONAL HEATER CO.. 101 

Park Ave.. Ulica N. Y. 

Pros.—F. E. Wheeler 

Vice Pro*. —H. R. Williams 

Vice Pre*.—Ruesel Wheeler 

Treat, and See—I. L. Jones 

Atst. Treas. and Assl. Sec.—M. J. Beggs 

Pur. Agl.—H. A. Chester 

Supt.—VV. G. Jcnes 

PRODUCTS—Warm air furnaces, steam 

and hot waler boilers 

Incorporatod 

INTERNATIONAL STEEL A IRON CO.. 

Edgar Si. and Cleveland Ave, Evansville, 

Ind. 

Pros.. Gen. and Sales Mgr.—F. O. Weber 

Vice Pro*, and Sup!.—Henry Bohntack 

188 

See—Henry F. Decker 

INTERSTATE IOWA Capacily—1.000 Treat.. Chief Elee Foreman—Henry PRODUCTS—Fabricated Incorporated—$400.000; Railroads—Seven; Con*l.—Wm. ing* St., 9th Rapids, 14th BOILER BRIDGE STEEL Engr. Engr.—T. Si. Des and Pur. Ave, Iowa De* bridges, Mcines. and BOILER ft WORKS, CO.. A*,!., No. IRON Moines. J. ton* Draflsman—Ralph H. Lindenschmidt 

Portland, also Walker Easton AsM. Iowa ornamental WORKS. Hagenbook 

200 WORKS. per Ohio Iowa G. all E. Meel month Blvd. Ore 309 River M. issued Court Cedar iron for and Tiebout build Mgr. E.


Pro*.—John H. Jay 

Vice Pros., Gen. and Sales Mgr.—M, B. 

Trumbull 

Sec. and Treaa.—Howard Hall 

Supl.—M. W. Eaton 

Chief Engr.—R. E. Campbell 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel and gray 

iron froundry 

Incorporated—$122,500; bonds, $36,000 

Railroad—C. R. I. P, 

IRON A STEEL BARREL CO., Erie, Pa. 

Pros., Trea*. and P. A.—W. G. Smart 

Vice Pros.—J. A. Turner 

See—H. L. Moore 

Supl.—N. P. Newport 

PRODUCTS— Manufacturer* of steel barrels 

Capacity—1,000 per day 

Railroad—On Nickel Plate siding 

IRON ft STEEL CONTRACTING CO.. 

ISRAEL CO.. MAX L., EMILY A LOUIE 

Dayion, O. 

Pros, and P. A.—Max Israel 

Storekeeper—Al. Shsus 

Salea Mgr. and Mgr. Const.—Arnold I*rael 

Gen. Mgr.—-Albert Eichorn 

Chief Engr.—H. L. Beeler 

EQUIPMENT—For fabricating structural 

*to«l and metal stamping 

PRODUCTS—Steel J structures and metal 

stampings 

JACKSONVILLE MACH. A BOILER 


WORKS. 409 Main St., Jacksonville, 

III. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and machine 

work 

JAMESTOWN BOILER WORKS, 712 

Monroe Si., Jamestown. N. Y. 

JANNEY & CO.. Montgomery, Ala. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel work 

JANSEN IRON WORKS. Oakland, Cal. 

215 San 3runo Ave., San Francisco, Cal. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel work 

Pros, and G. M.—W. 8. Rea 

JARVIS ENGINE ft MACH. WORKS. 

Vice Pros. —M. E. Rea 

Lansing, Mich. 

Vice Pro*.—J. P. Raymond 

PRODUCTS—Engines, boilera and sleel 

Pur. Agl.—J. L. Chiapelone 

plale work, structural steel 

Supt.—J. T. Shaler 

JEFFREY ft SON, DANIEL, Jeanereltc 

Foroman—VV. Coletli 

La. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers. tank*. digeslors, 

Proa, and G. M.—Daniel Jeffrey. Sr. 

dryer* and Meam planl* 

Vice Pres. and Asst, G. M.—Robert VV. 


Jeffrey 


Treat, and Mgr. Conal.—Daniel F. Jeffrey, 

Railroad—Spur 

See and Pur. Agt.—Nelll P. Jeffrey 

IRONVILLE BOILER WORKS. 2029 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*. lank*. slruclural 

Front St.. Toledo, O. 

steel work, sugar house sleel plate work, 

IRVING IRON WORKS CO.. 3rd and 

marine, sleel hull and marine boilers; 

Creek Sta., Long Island Cily, N. V. 

irrigation pipes, steel bridges 

Chairman—iValter E. Irving 

Capacity—$150,000 to $200,000 annually 

Pre*.—Waiter E. Irving 


Vice Pro*.—Stephen M. Bell 

Railroada — Gulf Coast, Morgan's, La. ft 

Treas. and G. M.—Paul Leon Price 

Texa*, switches 

See—Wm. J. Brown 

JOHANSON A CO.. A.. 529 Dorchealer 

Pur. Agl.—E. M. Kennard 

Ave, Boston, Mass. 

Sale* Mgr.—E. E. Brcdheed 

JOHN BOILER WORKS CO., Braril. Ind.. 

Mgr. Con»l.—Maurice Nicholls 

JOHNSON BOILER CO.. C. G., 1445 

Chief Draf:*nan—Ed. Tippel 

North lltn St., Omaha. Neb. 

PRODUCTS—Irving Meel flooring and 

Prea. and G. M.—C. O. Johnson 

safeMeps 

:*


JOHNSON BOILER WORKS. Foot of E. 

Stonewall St., Jacksonville. Fl*. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, Meel plate work and 

repairs 

JOHNSON CITY BOILER ft TANK CO.. 

Johnson City. Tenn. 

JOHNSON IRON WORKS. DRY DOCKS 

ft SHIPBUILDING CO., INC.. 200 Morgan, 

New 0: leans. La. 

Chairman—Wi-rren Johnson 

Pros.. Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—Warren 

John ..in 

Vice Pros.—Wll. H. Douglas 

Sec. and Trot*.—Ellis J. Stearn* 

Pur. Agl.—Joe Donaldaon 

Storekeeper —E. Burke 

Supt.—Neil A. Armstrong 

Chief Draftsman—J. B. Richardson 

Supt. and M**ch. Engr.—A. J. Leggetl 

Foroman Mach.—R. Seibenkettle 

Foreman Repairs—T. Reagan 

Blacksmith—F. Guillot 

Boiler Shop Foreman—J. Comfort 

Pipe Shop Fi reman—O. Breneo 

Dockmaster—U. I. Lewis 

ildertt 

JONES A LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP.. 

311 Rot* St., Pillsburgh, Pn. 

Chairman—B. F. Jone* 

Pres.—Chas. A. Fisher 

Vice Pros.—Willi* L. King 

Vice Pre*.—G. M. Laughlin, Jr. 

Vice Pres.—VV. C. Moreland 

Vice Pre*.—S. E. Hackell 

Vice Pret.—T. M, Girdler 

See—B. F. Jones. Ill 

Treas.—J. C. Walson 

Comptroller—VV. J. Creighton 

Chief Engr.—D. C. McKeel 

(At Keystone Works. Second Ave.. 

Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Gen. Supt.—U. S. McClintic 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—H. Layman 

M. M.—George Bonheyd 

JORSS. A. P., 316 13th St.. N. W„ Weaning 

ton, D. C. 

PRODUCTS—Structural Meel and iron 

work 

JUDSON IRON WORKS. K S*n Francisco. 

KAINE Ca). BOILER Plantt: Oaklsnd WORKS. and 326 Emeryville. 

Court St.. 

Cal. 

Sault 

See 

Ste 

)i*t 

Mane, 

of officials 

Mich. 

in B. F. ft S. P. 

EQUIPMENT—One 7.000-lon floating 

KALAMAZOO 

section 

BOILER CO.. 301 VV. Ran 

dock; one 2.000-ton floating dry dock, JUST som CO.. St.. GEORGE Kalnmaaoo. A.. Mich. 239 Vernon 

and general marine repair plant 

KALAMAZOO Ave.. Long FDRY. Island A MACHINE Cily. N. Y. CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Marine repair and 

PRODUCT—Steel 586 E. Main St., fabrication Kalamatoo. Mich. 

of tug boats 

Pret.—Fred J. Buckley 

Incorporatod 

PRODUCTS—Structural tleel and iron 

Slock issued—40,000 pref.; 40,000 com 

work 

mon; 8238,500 outstanding 

KALAMAZOO TANK A SILO CO.. Kala- 

JOHNSON. PETER. Thief River Falls. ma zoo, Mich. 

Minn. 

Prea.—M. H. Coombs 

PRODUCTS—Sleel end iron, boiler repair Vice Prea.—P. B. Coombs 

work 

Trea*.—3. E. Anderson 

JOHNSTON BROS., Ferrysburg. Mich. See and Pur. Agl.—J. S. Rockwell 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairt, lank and sheel 

Supl.—Clur'ca Tolhursl 

metal work 

KALMAN STEEL CO.. Mulual Life Bldg.. 

JOHNSTON IRON WORKS CO.. 1133 

Buffalo. N. Y. Flint*.: Blasdel, n. Y„ 

Concordia Ave, Chicago. III. 

and Yojn$stown. O. 

JONES BOILER CO., WM. B.. Streator. 

KANAWHA MFG. CO.. P. O. Box 1244, 

III. 

1520 Dixie St.. Charleston. W. Va. 

JONES 9R0S. STRUCTURAL STEEL 

Pres. and Oen. Mgr.—M. T. Davis. Jr. 

CO., So. Walnut Si. and B. ft O. R. B., Vice Pres,— ft, E. Whitieker 

Ravenna, O. 

187 

Trea*. and Salea Mgr.—C. E. Park* 

Pres. and Mgr. Sales—J. A. Jones 

JONES Vice Treas.. Pur. PRODUCTS—Fabricated Capacily—2,000 I Railroads—B. PRODUCTS—Steel PRODUCTS—Slruclural ncorporaled—$65,000 

side Buffalo, work Pres.—G. Agt. ft IRON Ave. Sec CO.. snd N. WORKS, and Fronklin, A Y. Gen. R- G. 0., Supl.—B. tons E.. Jones 312 plate Mgr.—W. Penna.. Pa. per Chestnut Terrace structural work, sleel year F. Erie Jones R. boilers and SI. Jones . sleel , Hill iron See—E. Pur. Supl,—W. Chief Foreman Agt.—D. Engr.—XV. Blatkamith—Ed. H. Mach.—J. B. Jone* Craver P. P. Reed Schadel H. Cogswell Mono


Foreman Fdry.—Peter Young 

Foreman Struct.—Scolt Perry 

EQUIPMENT—Machine, forge, slruclural, 

car wheel, pattern shops and foundry 

PRODUCT—.Mining equipment 


Railroad*—C. A O.. N. Y. C-. B. ft O. 

KANE BOILER WORKS. Galveston. Tex. 

Prea.—J. J. Kane 

See—R. A. Stewart 

Gen. Mgr.—Jos. J. Kane 

Supt.—F. J. Multis 

PRODUCTS—Pipe, dredge pipe, well casing, 

gas mams and irrigation 

Capacity—Approximately 10.000 ton* annual 

ly 

Railroad—Planl situated on I. A G. N. 

track* 

KANE, JOHN. Nyack, N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—boiler and steel repair work 

KANES. JOSEPH M.. 4848 Barkcville. 

Cross Road, Pittsneld, Mats. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and sleel 

plole work 

KANSAS CITY BOILER CO.. 607 XV. 

5th St.. Kansas City, Mo. 

KANSAS CITY BRIDGE CO., Kansas 

Cily, Mo. 

KANSAS CITY STEEL TANK CO.. Kansat 

Cily, K^n. 

Pret.—Jame* H. Flannery. prop. 

Foroman Tank Shop—Jack Morgan 

Foreman W.-Uing Shop—Ed. Barry 

PRODUCTS—Sleel lank* for oil. water. 

gasoline, ele; sheet sleel manufacture 

O w ne rsh I p—Pri vale 

Capital—820,000 

Railroad—Rock Island R. R. 

KANSAS CITY STRUCTURAL STEEL 

CO., 114 VV. loih St.. Kansaa City. 

Mo. PI nit: 21sl and Metropolitan Ave. 

Kansas Cily. Kan. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Howard A. Fitch 

Vice Pre*, ind Supt.—O. C. Smith 

Vice Pre*, and Sales Mgr.—Neil G. Lilley 

Vice Pre*, and Tre**.—Fred H. Filch 

AsM. Trea*.—Gi orge VV. MeCamish IBS 

See—John P. Cooper 

Chief Pur. Storekeeper— Sales Asst. Mgr. Supts.. Supl. Chief Struct. M. PRODUCTS—Fabrication Incorporated—$1,500,000; structural refinery 500 Knight if.—Frank Agl.—Roy Const.—Thomas Draftsman—R. Gen. Mgr.—Neil Engr.—A. Plant—John Engr.—VV. Const.—Jos. equipment, Mgr—Joseph Meel VV. Sauer .'. M. A. G. building*, J. D. Koonlr Meyers Lilley McMaster B. II. Sullivan etc. VV. Truman Houston A. Gordon, and McCurnin bridges, bond*, Zwatchka erection H. $642,- tsnk*. of P. 

Railroad—Plant situated on the Santa Fe 

in Kansas City. Kan. 

KANSAS CITY WIRE A IRON WORKS. 

1430 Oik Si.. Kansaa City. Mo. 

A. G. Sutherland. Jr., Prop. 

Sales Mgr.—VV. G. Moore 

Gen. Mgr.—C. C. Horter 

Struct. Engr.—A. Rainey 


Capacity—100 KATCHEN IRON tins WORKS per month THE B.. 107 

Railroad—Privati Hunterdon St.. switch Newark. on X. K. J. C. Termi Plant: 

nal Irvington, K. R. N. Co. J. 

KAW STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

THE. First St. and Walker Ave.. Kansaa 

Cily. Kan. 

Pre*.—Fred G. Palmer 

Vice Pret.—Eugene L. Hudson 

Treas. and See—R. S. Wilkint 

Pur. Agt.—Ross Fuller 

Sales Mgr. and Assl. G. M.—Chas. F. De- 

Brunner 

Gen. Mgr.—Eugene L. Hudson 

Snpt.—C. E. Weidner 

Chief Engr.—C. B. Tenhagen 

Storekeeper—Oscar Hudson 

EQUIPMENT—Throe 5-ton. 15-ton. one 

16-ton. one 20-lon traveling cranes: 

one 21-fi. 6-inch split Make type hydraulic 

ri.nior with all the necessary 

punches, rolls, drills, welding, etc. for 

Ihe heavy work of a large ahop 

PRODUCTS—Plate work, steel tanks, oil 

refiner-.* equipment 

Incorporated—$175,000; all issued; bond*. 

8108.000 

KAYSING IRON WORKS. 2710 No. 1Kb 

St.. Si. Louis. Mo. 

PRODUCTS — Slructural sleel and iron 

work 

KEELER CO.. E.. 240 West St.. Williamsport. 

Pa. 

Pres. Edgar Munson 

Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—F. T. Moore 

See and Pur. Agl.—-J. F. Goodenow 

Sales Mgr.—E. G. Wein 

Chief Draflsman—H. P. Sloatman 

Mech. Engr.—C. E. Robinson 

Capacily—81.000.000 Incorporated—$250,000: Railroad—Penna. 

KEHOE PRODUCTS—Sleel Power Elee PRODUCTS—Water portable work surplus, St.. boiler* longitudinal Engr.—.lack IRON E. Engr.—Floyd Savannah. $QQ5.088 boilirt: WO.RKS. drum, Weymouth Ga. stack plale 646 Punches annually return tube, issued, Broughton 

work and cross tubular, plate and $200,000; tanks, drum. metal and


KELKER BLOWER CO.. INC, 3383 KETTLER-ELLIOTT CO., THE, 3101 

Fillmore Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. 

Pros.—Char's* Kdker. Sr. 

See—Edw. H. Ludera 

PRODUCTS—General sheel metal work 


KELLOGG BPOS.. 934 Railroad St. 

Jacksonville, 111. 

KELLOGG CO.. M. J.. Jersey City. N. J. 

KELLOGG STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

31 Stone Si . Buffalo, N. Y. 

KELLY MFG. CO.. THE. 810-820 Hopley 

Ave, Bucyrus. O. 

Pros.—T. F. Kelly 

See and Trout.—V. C. Kelly 

Foreman—Harry Dunlap 

EQUIPMENT—Eleclric welders, squaring 

shears, automatic grinder*, electric drill*. 

punch pre**ei, painting machine*, air 

eompressiira. eleclric grinders 

PRODUCTS—Pneumatic tanks, oil tank*. 

sheet metal work of all kinds 

Incorporated 

So. California Ave., Chicago. HI. 

Pres. and Treat.—A. C. Keller 

Vice Prea.—M. E. Keller 

See and Pur. Agl.—L. McGuiro 

Struct. Engr.—Charlca F. Mueller 

PRODUCT—Bridge construction 


Railroad—C. A I. VV. 

KEWANEE BOILER CO.. Franklin and 

C. B. I. Truck*. Kewanee, 111. 

Prea.—E. E. Baker 

Vice Pre*, and Tress.—B. F. Baker 

Asat. Treat.—Arthur Cook 

Sec.—H. D. Cherry 

Atat. Sec. snd Pur. Agl.—K. F. Wagner 

Sales Mgr.—R. B. Dickson 

Gen. Mgr.—M. F. Moore 

Supl. (boiler *tmp)—D. B. Moore 

Supt. (radiator shop)—E. VV. Bi-ckman 

Chief and M-ch. Engr.—C. E. Bronaon 

Power EngT.—Thomas I-aity 

Railroads—N. Y. C. Penna.. C. S. W.. Foreman Mach.—F. E. Bailey 

C. D. ft M. Electric 

PRODUCTS—Steel boiler, radiators of 


east iron 

KELLY PLUMBING CO.. JAMES J.. 419 Capital—$7,000,000 

No. Jackson St., Jackson, Mich. 

Incorporated 

KELSEY HEATING CO.. 277 James Si.. Railroad—C. B. A Q. 

Syracuse, N. Y. 

KEYSTONE BOILER A FDRY CO.. 

KENNEDY, JOHN, 54 Cumberland St.. 

Broad St., Lardisrille, Pa. 

Brooklvn. N. Y. 

Owner*—H. B. Slauffer and F. B. SlaufTer 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and steel plale PRODUCTS—Sleel constructed house heal 

work 

ing boilers 

KENNEDY ft SON. P. W., 1201 Beechcr Capacity—1.000 boiler* per year 

Si.. Indianapolis. Ind. 

Partnership 

KENNETT ENGINE A BOILER WORKS. 

Railroads—Reading, Penno. 

Kennett, Mo. 

KEYSTONE BOILER A SHEET IRON 

KENNY BOILER ft MFG. CO.. 423 E. 

WORKS. 1944 No. Broadway. St. Louis, 

Sixlh St.. Si. Paul. Minn. 

Mo. 

Gen. Mgr.—I,. T. Kenny 

KEYSTONE ENG. CO.. Ferguson Bldg.. 

Asst. Gen. Mgr—Philip J. Kenny 


Foreman—Oscar Green 

KEYSTONE TANK A BOILER WORKS. 

PRODUCTS—Steel 

234 E. "'unningham. Butler. Pa. 

Owwnership—Private 

Prea. and Treas.—Wm. Horwiix 

Railroads—Soo, C. B. ft Q. 

Vice Pres.—M. A Bi-rman 

KENOSHA BOILER A STRUCTURAL 

Asat. Treat.—VV. J. McCariin 

CO.. 1302 42nd St.. Kenosha. VV.e. See and P. A.— Santord Berman 

Pros, and G. M.—Chas. N. Stevens !-.< 

Storekeeper—L. A. Krause 

KENWOOD Owned Vice See—A. Supt.—R. PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporated—$ Railroad—C. and burgh,born Pros, tank SI.. by BRIDGE Pa. F. G. end work Clncego, McClintic-Marshall ft Jur.ku* Goosen 10.000 Treat.—Wm. N. CO.. W. III. 38 sleel. So. G. Dear heavy Co.. Bloxdorf Pills ploto Sales Gen. Supt.—A. Chief KIDWELL PRODUCT—Boilers 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturing Railroad*—B. Pres.—E. Vice Seeand Chief Incorporated 

Railroads—C. mine struction E. St.. Hopkins Pre*.—S Mgr.—M. Mgr.-H. Engr. Entr.—N. Milwaukee, cars, Trojs.—R. C. O. Road. BOILER and end sinnke Fisher Ellsworth A N. H. Roy A. welding O.. Mgr. Appensi'llrr 

XV. Milwaukee, Wis. Markham W. Beiman P. stacks Forsythe Ry.. CO.. Const.—XV. R. Campbell Planl: C. 288 R.. and M. and Wis. East general of Si. 32nd H. B. P. tanks. Water ft Lore con and Ry. L.


KING BRIDGE CO., Fool E. 60ih St., Prea.—Wllhel.oina Klein 

Cleveland, 0. 

Vice Pros, and Supt.—Wm. Klein 

KING BROS., 700 E. 17th St., Portland, Treat. See tnd Gen. Mgr.—R. XV. Rob- 

Ore. 

bcrson 

Pros.—Arthur R. King 

PRODUCTS—Reinforcing slruclural. or 

Sec. snd Treas.—Fred B. King 

namental, miscellaneous, steel specislit- 

Oen. Mgr.—Edw. R. King 

ing 

Chief Engr.—J. F. Hos* 

Capacily—250 Ions per month 

Foreman—Geo. Warner 

Incorporated—$300,000; all i**ued 

Foreman—R. G. Armenirout 

Railroads—Five lines 

EQUIPMENT—Punches, plale planert, KLEINSTEUBER A SHERMAN. 721 E. 

radial drills, bull riveters, 4 *ei* plate Main St.. Lcuitville. Ky. 

rolls, bulldozers, and vanous other PRODUCTS—Boilers and tanks 

machine*. 12 electro welding machines KLING BROS. ENGINEERING WORKS. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tank*, pipe, paper 1300 No. KoMner Ave. Chicago, III. 

mill plate wirk, Mruclural 

Pros.—C. W. Kling 


Vice Pres. Opr—O. E. Kling 

KING CO., F. E.. 119123 XV. 25th St., Trea*. and Sec.—J, B. Kling 

Norfolk. Va. 

Pur. Agt.—I. E. Keil 

Pres.—Frank II. Mtsi 

Chief Engr.—H. J. Aagaard 

See—M. P. Masi 

Power Engr.—B. Busch 

Salea Mgr.—J. W. Slickley 

Foroman Mach.—A. M. Way 

Mgr. Conal.—E. L. Smilh 

EQUIPMENT—Slructural. machine and 

PRODUCTS — Dusi collecting systems. pattern shops; foundry 

ventilating and thecl metal work 

PRODUCTS—Structural bending, punches, 

Incorporatod 

shears, plate rolla, gray iron caatingt 

KINGFISHER BOILER A MACHINE 

Capacity—Gray iron castings up lo 25 toot 

WORKS. Kingfisher, Okla. 

machinery up to 125 tont 

KINGSFORD FDRY. ft MACHINE 

Incorporated 

WORKS. VV. 2nd and Erie Sit., Otwego. Railroads—C. A N. VV.. switch 

N. Y. 

KLOSSET. GEORGE. 1057 Lafayelte Ave.. 

KINSEY, WM. A., 192 Market Sl„ New Brooklyn, N. Y. 

ark. N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler work, repairs, etc. 

PRODUCTS—Structural tteel and iron KNOWLTON IRON WORKS CO.. Ever 

work 

ett, Mass. 

KIRK A 3LUM MFG. CO.. THE, 2838-52 Prea.—Richard VV. Knowlton 

Spring .irovc Ave, Cincinnati, 0. Troas. and G. M.—Carroll B, Knowlton 

Pros, and


PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and tank 

work 

KORALEWSKY. G. L„ Dunbar Ave, 

Boston. Mats. 

KOVEN A BROS., INC.. L. ().. 154 Ogdcn 

Ave.. Jertey City. N. J. Plant*: 

Patterson Plank Road, Jersey Cily, N. J. 

Prea. and G>*n. Mgr.—Guatav H. Koven 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—L. O. Koven 

Aast. Treas. and Asst. See—A. C. Hanson 

Sec and Sals* Mgr.—Wm. Schulmerich 

Pur. Agl.—J. Macintosh 

Gen. Supt.—John J. Currey 

Chief Engr.—OHo Fi*her 

M, M. and Power Engr.—Theodore J. 

Koven 

Foroman Mach.—Jerome Miller 

PRODUCTS—Special sheel sleel and Meel 

plate work 

Cspacity—20 tons per day 

Incorporated—$ 1,020,000 

Railroada—N. J. Junction, connecting with 

all trunk lines. West Shore 

KRASSER A CO.. P.. 31 Georgo Si. Boaton, 

Mass. 

KRATZER CO.. W. N.. 3212 Smallman 

St., Pittsburgh. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel work 

KRENZ BOILER WORKS CO.. 1706 

Summit St.. Tcledo, O. 

Pros.—R. XV. Kreni 

Vice Pros.—Arthur Keyes 

Treas. and Sec.—Eua M. Keyes 

Pur. Agt.—Wm. Krenx 

Chief DrafUmen—George Kreni 

Foroman—Burton Roberts 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, stacks, sheet iron, 

Kreni Toledo incinerator 


KRETCHNER MFG. CO., Council Bluff*. 

Iowa 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks 

KRIES A SONS CO., HENRY A.. 6 W. 

Lombard St., Baltimore. Md. 

Pres. and Mgr. Const.—Henry A. Kriea 

Treas. and Pur. Agt.—Clarence A. Kriea 

See and Struct. Engr.—Henry E. Kries 

Supl.—C. A. Dubreuil 

KRIVTSKY KUES KULICH. PRODUCTS—Boilers, I'M PRODUCTS—Healing Capital—$50,000 

Draftsman—O. Foreman Storekeeper—B. York. power ton, St.. BROTHERS. New Mass. N. S., Mach.—A. plant A Y. York, CO.. 2262 Snyder equipment Carter F. 217 N. Amsterdam Pierpolot Hofferberlh Y. Albany repairs, aud Ave. ventilating Si.. and Ave., etc. 175th Bos New and 

KUTZTOWN FOUNDRY A MACHINE 

CO.. INC.. Kulttown. Berks County. Pa. 

Pros.—G. T. Shanls. Philadelphia 

Vice Pres.—Chat. Edgerton. Philadelphia 

Treas. and G. M.—Arthur Bonner 

Sec and Sale* Mgr.—Irvin Bair, I'hila. 

Pur, Agt.—Ira C. R. Guldin 

Chief Engr.—O. Mantius 

EQUIPMENT — Paltern shop. foundry 

making tedium sixed gray iron castinga 

from 5 Iba. to 10 tons: foundry 360 ft. 

long, largest crane 25 tons: machine 

shop 200 ft. long, equipped wilh 10-ton 

cranes; largest vertical boring mill lakes 

16 ft. diameter and 10 fl. high 

PRODUCTS — Evaporators, condensers, 

large spei-ial piping, garbage callings 

Capacity—Up to 50 tons cast per day 

Incorporated 


KYLE A CO., INC., 333 G. St., Freano. 

Cal. 

Pre*.—If. Morlenson 

Vice Pre*.. Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—J. G. 

Trepl. 

LACEY MFG. CO.. 200 So, Spring St.. 

See—A. Ct. Karebeer 

Los Ang-les, Cal. 

Pur. Agt. i'nd Sale* Mgr.—Chsrles Connors 

PRODUCTS—Steel slocks 

Storekeeper and Foreman—H. Arnold 

LaCROSSE EOILER CO.. 418 Gould St.. 

Struct. Enirr.—G. VV. Brandon 

LaCroise. Wis. 

Foreman—J. Bruers 

LADD WATER TUBE BOILER CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Reinforcing and alructural 

First National Bank BIdg.. Pittsburgh. 

sleel work, ornamental iron 

Pa. Plant: Wilkin*burg. Pa. 

Incorporated 

Chairman—George E. Learnard. New York 

Railroads—S. P„ Sanla Fe 

City 

Pre*.—George T. Ladd 

Vice Pres.—H, D. Savage. New York City 

Trea*.—George H. Hansel, New York City 

Asst. Treaa,—Robert E. Chew 

Sec—George H. Hansel. New York City 

Etge Mgr.—F. P. Fairchild 

Chief Draftsman—H. H. Shcaff 

Foreman—J. N. Burke 

PRODUCTS—Lsdd water lube boilers 

Ineorporalcd 


LAFAYETTE ENGR. CO.. Lafayette. Ind. 

PRODUCTS—Structural ateel work 

LAKE Pros,—F. quette, St.. ERIE SHORE Cleveland. Mich. H. BOILER ENGINE Begole 

0. WORKS. 2503 Mar Elm


Vice Pro*, and G. M.—E. L. Pearee 

Treat.—J. E. Sherman 

Sec. and AaHt. Treas.—D. M. Begolc 

Supt.—George Honner 

Chief Engr.—Alex. Finlay 

Foreman Siitb.—Henry Raguseil 

Foreman Fdry.—Elmer Ekslrom 

Foreman Plale Shop—George Odelte 

Foreman Pattern Shop—J. F. Delsney 

EQUIPMENT—Machine thop, foundry. 

plale, slructural and pattern shops 

PRODUCTS—Engineers, founders, machinists 


Railroads—D. S. S. ft O. Ry.. L. S. ft I, 

Ry- 

Incorporatod—$1,000.000; bond* issued 

$500,000 

Railroads—Penna.. Reading 

LANCASTER STRUCTURAL A FDRY. 

WORKS, Lancaster, Pa. 

LANNING CONSTRUCTION CO.. Oskaloosa, 

Iowa 

LAPPAN MFG. CO.. JAMES. 20th sod 

Pike Sis.. Pillsburgh. Pa. 

Pros, and Treat,—-James T. Lap pan 

See—Geo.-ge H. Bock 

Oen. Mgr.—Wm. F. Schrats 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plale construction 

Capacity—10.000 to 20,000 tons of fabricated 

material a year 


LAKESIDE BRIDGE A STEEL CO., 


North Milwaukee, Wis. 

LA SALLE IRON WORKS, 310610 Ls 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—S. C. Goddington Salle St., SI. Loui*. Mo. 

Vice Proa.. Treas. and Atst. G. M.— LASKER IRON WORKS. 32nd and Lin 

Charles G. Margwarth 

coln Sis., Chicago. Ill, 

Vice Pres. and Sales Mgr.—Harvey M. PRODUCTS—Steel tanks 

Rissecuw 

LATTNER MFG. CO.. P. M.. 516-20 12th 

Sec—Wm. H. Genske 

Ave., VV., Cedar Rapids. Iowa 

Pur. Agl.—Waller E. Peters 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—P. M. Latmer 

Storekeeper—Ed. Sicgrist 

Vice Pres.—J. Hamilton Bell 

Mgr. Const.—Paul Coddington 

Treas.—R. L. Altender 

Supl.—Richard Slernke 

Sec. and Sales Mgr.—B. P. Ltitner 

Supl.—J. J. Penlony 

P. A. and Storekeeper—N. V. Engler 

Chief Engr. -V. W. Coddlngton 

Chief Draftsman—VV. Temple Taylor 

Struct. Engr.—F. H. Hanmer 

Supt.—Joe Cecek 

Draftsman—O, R. Becker 

EQUIPMENT—Steam boiler*, hot waler 

Foroman Mach.—J. E. Kroner 

boilers, water stills 

Foreman Repairs—Chas. R. Beck 

Capacily—Five boilers per day 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel for bridges Incorporated—$100,000: issued $55,400 

and struclures 

PRODUCTS—Steam boilers 

Capacily—1.500 tons per month 

Railrosds—C. ft N. W.. C. M. ft Si, P., 

Incorporatod—$500,000; Issued $335,000, C. R. I. A P.. HI. C. and eleclric 

bonds $145,000 

LEADER IRON WORKS. P, O, Bo* 318, 

Railroad—C. M. A St. P. Ry. 

Decatur. Ill 

LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARDS. 

Pres,—T. E. O'Brien 

Houghton. Wash. 

Vice Pre*. Saks—W. P. Stauder 

Pros.—C. A. Burckhardt 

Vice Prea.—L. W. Snerly 

Vice Pros.—J. N. Gilbert 

Vice Pres. and Supt.—W. F. Conavan 

Troas. and G. M.—P. E. Voinot 

Sec. and Treaa,—A, G. O'Neill 

Sec—J. C. Allison 

Storekeeper—L. G. Shaffer 

Pur. Agt.—A. !i. Van Sam 198 

Sale* Mgr.. Oil Equip.—C, R. VValmtley 

Storekeeper—C. Wilcox 

Mgr. Construct—E. C, McDonald 

LANCASTER Chief PRODUCTS—Sleel Prea. 2nd See—J, Treat.—Arthur P»r. Sales Supl.—F. EQUIPMENT—Two Supl.—C. Chief PRODUCTS—ShiDbuilding 1st Incorporated—$75,000 

plants, •hop chinerydon,caster. Pa.; Vice Aci.—V. and Engr.—Frank Mgr.—A. Engr. and O. wood S. Pros.—J. Pre*.—Carl Geo. .auntiry, S. Pa. E. IRON wood Posey -VV. Major working Taylor H. Mgr.—Waller R. Two WORKS. C. C-t-'e working Matron P. Campbell pattern Hero plate plale Frickes VV. plants Martin plant INC.. Gram fabrication, plant steel • and shop, at VV, Len- fabricating 

New Lancaster, 

repairing Posey machine Lonma Capacily—6.000 Incorporated 

Railroad*—I. LEBANON Gen. PRODUCTS—Oil Chief Mech. Power Foreman Foremen—Cn.-I road connection. Du*enberry. Dumeyer Foreman—Henry Engr.—C. Engr.—L. Engr.—A. equipment BOILER Maeh.—VV. Wabash. C.. Cox. Roy WORKS. Ions J. D. G. Penna., equipmenl. Maier F. Henry per Ru Summers B. Coffman, Bailey Smilh Ubanon finer A annum at O., Bundy, Pfcnl; tanks, I. Lawrence T. Ralph rail S. w,i


Pro*., Gen. and Sale* Mgr.—John Pelly 

Vice Pres.—M. E. Petty 

Treas.—F. B. Dutton 

See. P. A. ond Mgr. Const.—Ru*sell E. 

Jones 

Supt.—John P.urkcy 

PRODUCTS—Bi-iler* and steel plale construction 


Incorporated 

LEETONIA BOILER CO.. Kunkle Bldg.. 

Leeionia. O. 

Pres.—John Woodward 

Vice Pros, ami Sale* Mgr. — Joti-ph M. 

Woodward 

Trea*. and Pur. Agt.—J. A, Woodward 

See—Thos. LEHIGH STRUCTURAL S. Woodward STEEL CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, foot of AUcn St., Allen slack*, town. breeching*. 

Pa. 

Pros.—Ferdimnd hoppers, bins, cranes Thun boiler*, platforms, 

Vice runway*, Pros.—T. ete R. Mullen 

Capacity—No. See-Tress, md 16 G. gauge M.—Robert to 1 inch L. Kill 

Incorporated— AsM. Treat.—I'd $25,000 ward F. Reescr 

Railroad*—Erie, Pur. Agt.—Henry Penna., T. Setter Electric lines 

Plant Supl.—Henry P. Hendricks 

Plant Mgr.—Wm. II. Mohr 

Mgr. Const.—Win. A. Gardner 

Chief Engr.—H. B. Thorn 

Chief Draftsman—Arthur Stewart 

Gen. M. M. and Foreman Mach, Shop— 

Ed. Kro*ge 

Storekeeper—-George Schade 

Sale* Mgr.—Thorn** R. Mullen 

Foremen—Michael Barto* and James Hshn 

Foreman Galv.—Arthur Doelfer 

Capacity—3,000 tona per month; 1,000 

ton* galvaniied per month 

Incorporatod—$1,000,000 

Railroods—L. V., C. R. R. of N. J., Reading 

sidings 

LEITELT IRON WORKS. 305 Mill Ave. 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks, ete 

LEONARD, W. A., 356 E. 145lh St.. 

New York. N. Y, 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs, etc 

LESLIE ELLIOTT ft CO., Railway Ave., 

cor. Iowa Ave. Paterson, N. J. 

LEU. LEVERING PRODUCTS—Boilers Mgr.—Harry PRODUCTS—Boiler Pres.—W, Vice Formerly snd 23rd nellen. INC.. Pre*,—L, mill St., N. ft A. supi'lie*, New Cain-O'Bcrry HARRY J. GARRIGUES P. Garrigues L Leu York, P.. Gsdd pipe and repairing, N. Orlando. CO.. Boiler and repairs Y. 552 pipe Planl: Co. machinery Fl*. VV. tilling* Dun- 

198 

Treat.—P. S. Wells 

Assl. Treas.—J. J. Boy Lin 

See—Miss G, L. Howarth 

Pur. Agl.—A. J. Glacier 

Salea Mgr.—G. D. MeNaugliton 

Shop Supl.—L. J. Bowlby 

Chief Engr,-O. P. Sieder 

PRODUCTS—Fabrication and erctiou of 

structural stool fur structure* of every 

description 


Incorporated—25.000 shnrea. no par value 

Railroads—£.dings on Lehigh Valley, New 

Market. N. J. 

LEWIS. HENRY B.. Ferry Ave. and G. T. 

R. It.. Detroit. Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural LIBERTY IRON WORKS, steel 170 and Alice iron St. 

work Bridgeport, Conn. 

LEXINGTON Sales Mgr.—M. ENGINE Rosenblatt A MACHINE CO. 

Mgr. Lexington. Const.—Philip K>. Herahkovinls 

Formerly Lexington 

EQUIPMENT—Punching Engine A Boiler Co. and cutting » ma 

Pret.—R. chines E. Monroe 


Partnership 

LILLY BOILER ft IRON WORKS, Carlisle, 

Ark. 


LIMA ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS, 

Lima, O. 

Pros,—Wm. S. East 

LINCOLN TANK CO.. THE, Eleelra, Tex. 

Owner—VV. P. Lincoln 

P. A.—F. E. Doores 

Gen. Supl.—Abe Lincoln 

PRODUCTS— Eollcd and welded steel 

tonka 

LITTLEFOrtD BROTHERS. 443-457 E. 

Pearl Si., Cincinnati. O. 

Gen. Mgr.—Roger S. Littleford 

Pur. Agl.—William 11. Reuler 

Storekeeper—Henry Witmeyer 

Mgr. Const.—,'obn S. Littleton). Jr. 

Supt.—Elmer J. Byrne 

Chief Engr.—Harry F. Oriese 

Chief Draftsman—-George Martin 

Foreman Ma;h.—James Long 

Foreman Repair*—George Winkelman 

LITTLE Foremen—Charles PRODUCTS—Plate Partner* PRODUCTS—Boiler VVahlde, Roy cluding ducts, WORKS. Rock. Filer ROCK hip Ark. etc. tank*, Nick BOILER 123 smoke Byrne No. VVohlfeil, steel A and flue*, IRON Gauie* Harry coostruclion. sleel sinuki* Joseph Lilmer plate St., slack*, Little work Von and in


LLEWELLYN IRON WORKS. 1200 N. LOOKOUT BOILER ft MFG. CO.. Mann. 

Main St., Los Angelea. Cal. 

facturera Road, Chtttanooga. Tenn. 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Reese Llewellyn PRODUCTS—Steam power boilers 

Vice Pres. Opr.—Waller Taylor 

Incorporated 

Vice Pre*. Stic*—D. E. Llewellyn 

LOOS BOILER WORKS CO.. ADAM. 135 

Sec—John Mill it 

So. Erie St.. Toledo. 0. 

Asst. lo He*, and Chief Engr.—Milton LORD A BURNHAM CO.. Irvington, N. Y. 

Baruch 

PRODUCT3—Heating boilers 

Pur. Agt.—H. W. Chrislenien 

LOS ANGELES BOILER WORKS. 119 

Gen. Supi.—Reeic H. Taylor 

VV. Redondo St., Lot Angeles. Cal. 

AsM. Gen. Supl.—W. J. Blackburn 

LOS ANGELES MFG. CO.. 2500 E. 

Struct. Engr.—Olto Dunkel 

23rd St.. Lot Angelet, Cal. 

Supt. Struct. Erect.—John A. McCone Pros.—J. H. Mundhenk 

Elee Engr.—C. P. Walker 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—VV. C. BiUborough 

Mech. Engr.—J. Botsart 

Trea*. tnd Sec —H. F. Smothers 

Steam Encr.—G. S. Blankrnhorn 

Pur. Agt.—D. R. Manko 

Safety Engr.—C. Giegcrich 

Gen. Supt.—XV. D. Himea 

Mach. Shop Supl.—R. Richards 

A*st. Gen. Supl.—Geo. Gansner 

Draftaman—J. G. Carroll 

Chief Engr.—D. C. Lindley 

Struct. Foreman—Waller Carter 

Draftsman—H. E. Newland 

Storekeeper—E. A. Hartman 

PRODUCTS—Riveted steel pipe, tanks. 

EQUIPMENT—Structural, boiler and tank sheet metal products 

fabricating chop, machine shop*, foundry. LOS ANGELES SHIPBUILDING A DRYfort-e 

shuns, pattern shop 

DOCK CORP., Lo* Angeles Harbor, San 

PRODUCTS — Iron castings, fabricated Pedro. Cal. 

sleel, Uoiler lank*, machinery 

Prea.—Frank P. Flint 

Capacity—1,200 men 

Vice Pres.—L. E. Caverly 

Capilal—$5,000,000 

See and Treas.—E. Lindsay 

Railroad—So. Pae. 

Asst. Sec. and A*M. Treas.—A. J. Waldorf 

LOGANSPORT BOILER A MACHINE 

Pur. Agl.—Robert VV. Long 

WORKS. !40l and 1406 Elm Si.. Log. Storekeeper—VV, Lockwood 

on sport, Ind. 

Salea Mgr.—H. C. Haubold 

Prop.—E. A. McAllister 

Gen. Mgr.—L. B. Caverly 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*. lanks. smoke slacks Asst. Gen. algr.—L. A. Han*on 

and all kinds of iron work 

Engr. Supt.—J. H. Pringle 

LOMBARD IRON WORKS ft SUPPLY 

Hull Supt.—Donald Fraser 

CO.. Augusta, Ga. 

Chief Engr.—G. Bruce Newby 

Pros, and Tiens.—George R. Lombard Chief Draftsman—Geo. Sutherland 

Vice Pros.—George S. Lombard 

Elee Engr.—C. C. Gifford 

See and Gen Mgr.—-J. G. Brlding PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding and repairs 

Pur. Agl.—P.. !. Hamahan 

LOUISVILLE BRIDGE ft IRON CO. 

Supt.—H. M. Leitner 

11th and Oak Sis.. Louisville, Ky. 

Mech. Engr.—A. R, Nicholas 

Prea.—J. C. Hasklns 

Foroman Machinist—W. S. Heir 

Vice Pres. Opr.—H. L. Savage 

Foreman Fdry.—A. XV. Kendrick 

Troas. and See—Thomas VV. Kennedy 

Foroman Boilc Works—W. J. Paul Gen. Supt.—H. S. Slyh 

PRODUCTS—Gray iron caslings. machine PRODUCTS—Bridge*, buildings, slruclural 

LONDON PRODUCTS—Mclal LONG LONGERO Incorporated 

Pres. Gen. Shop Asst. PRODUCTS—Msnufaclurers Railroads—Penna.. PRODUCTS—Boilers work, St., tion lanks, WORKS. MFG. Mgr.—Walter Supt.—Albert and Foreman S. ORRVILLE BOILER boiler stack* S„ CO., Owner—Walter 2044 Pittsburgh. —John work, grave WALTER, A snd CO., 15lh SHEET B. F. Long ft Meel and Zientirski mill Long Chicago vaults Si.. O. Pa. 1312 IRON sheet supplies Long plate and Denver. aleel Muriel metal P. Hgts., construc A boilers. Col. L. work E. L0UNS8ERY LOWITH See—D. Pres. Astt. Foreman PRODUCTS—Boiler*, Ownership—Private 

Prea., Vice ateel road melal Pitcher slructural 24th Prea., Gen. and IRON Treaa. St.. ei-jr.iM and wojk VV. Mach.—Worth Blick*miih—Albert CO.. -jen. Si.. Mgr.—R. Los C. WORKS. work, highway Lounsbery -.nd of er*. Kalamazoo, E. W. Mgr.—VV. Angelea, every and G. A.. fabricators boiler 2500-2510 VV. M.—A. description 

Supt.—XV, 341-353 bridges, heavy Haisord Martin Cal. repairs A. Mich. Hnrtoog Lounsbery L. of Es*t plato So. slructural steel Lowith H. Bow-rail 

and


Vice Pres.—A. Hirachncld 

See—M. Eckmann 

Chief Drallsmsi.—C. I. Little 

Foreman—R. Curry 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel. ornamenlal 

iron, i •..-..•>• work 


Incorporated—$250,000; is*ued, $175,000 

Railroads—U. P.. A. T. A S. F„ S. P. 

LUCAS A SONS, A., 1328 So. Washing. 

ton St., Peoria. III. 

Prea.. Treas., Pur. Agl. and Gen. Mgr.— 

Hugo Lucas 

Vice Pres.—Helena Erkes 

Sec—C. E. Meyers 

Foreman Mach.—Jos. Jessl 

PRODUCTS — Fabricators of Mruclural 

sleel and plate work 

Capacily—.50 tons per monlh 

I nco rpo rated—$2 5.000 

Railroad*—Private connection with all 

roads 

LUCIUS MFG. CO., Masslllon, 0. 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks, ete 

LYNCH A JOHNSON. 53 E. Hunter St.. 

Atlanta. Ga. 

PRODUCTS—Tank* 

LYONS IRON WORKS. INC.. P. P.. 5th 

Ave. 27th to 28th St*.. Tampa. Fla. 

Pres. and Treas.—Frank P. Lyons 

See and Pur. Agt.—H. K. Ponder 

Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—L. A. Horned 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural and ornamental 

iron works 

Incorporated Mc 

LYONS IRON WORKS, INC.. F. P.. Wet- 

McALEENAN low and Grove BROS. St*.. CO.. Manchester. 25th and N. A. H. V. 

Pro*.—Frank R. R.. Pillsburgh, P. Lyon* Pa. 

Treas.—Sam 

Pre*.—G. R. 

B. 

MiAleenan 

Tarrant 

See Gen. and Mgr.—N. P. A.—P. R. Seidle W. Sheridan 

Treat, Gen. Mgr.—H. and See—W. G. Worrell W. Johnston 

Chief 

Pur. Agt.—C. 

Engr.—Olto 

N, Hinds 

Hohensee 

Chief 

Supt.—C. 

Draftsman—J. 

C. Karlen 

F. Glancy 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, lank-, 

and 

sleel 

ornamental 

plate 

construction 

iron works 

Incorporated 

Capacily—JOO lo 500 tons monthly 

Incorporated 

Railroad*—Penna.. B. ft O. 

McALPINE PRODUCTS—Boiler*, work A. Lincoln. repairs Neb. and iron 

MtCABE BOILER WORKS. 195 Commerce 

St., Newark. N. J. 

McCABE A CO.. 0 Waler Si.. I,awrence, 

Mass. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* and repairs 

MCCARTHY, J„ 433 Kent Ave.. Brooklyn. 

N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and iron work 

McCATHRON BOILER WORKS CO., 

THE. 76 Knowlton St., Bridgeport, 

Conn. 

Pre*, and G. M.—E. A. Hooper 

Trea*.—H. N. McCatbron 

Sec—D. Garner 

Struct. Engr. and Chief Draflsman—D, 0. 

Schmitt 

Foreman—Nit. Iverton 

PRODUCTS — Boilers, boiler repairing, 

lank*, mti ike Mack*, slruclural and sheet 

iron work of al) descriptions; also ornamenlal 

iron work 

Incorpo rated—$5,000 

Railroads—D&t| and rail 

McCLINTIC-MARSHALL CO.. Oliver 

Bldg.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Pres.—C. D, Marshall 

Vice Pros.—H. H. McClintic 

Treas.—E. J. Patterson 

See—W. 0. Mitchell 

Sale* Mgr—C. M. Denise 

Gen. Mgr.—E. A. Gibbs 

Chief Engr.—G. L. Taylor 

PRODUCTS—Monufaclure and erect slructural 

steel work 

Incorporated 

McCLINTIC MARSHALL CO. OF CAL.. 

842 Pse Elee Bldg.. Los Angeles. Cal. 

Plant: Oe.-iir,»l Ave. and 110th Si., Lot 

Angeles, Cal. 

Pret,—C. D. Marshall 

Vice Pros, end G. M.—W. B. Kyle 

Treat.—E. 3. Patterson 

Astt. Treat.—J. G. McClure 

Sec.—A. G. Kaiebeer 

Sale* Mgr.—E. P Gohl 

Supt.—P. C. Todd. Jr, 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural Meel 

1'. •:". 

Capacity—18.000 tona per annum 

McCORMICK McDANIEL, McDERMOTT Incorporated—$1,000,000 

Railroad*—Pae PRODUCTS—Slruclural PRODUCTS—Beilcis, Pre*, Vice Treas. S. Bryant Oltumwa. tank ington Dermott Pret, P. and work and Sit.. Si. G. and Sec BROS. C. BROS. Iown U. M.—John San —Robert E.. Sale* Allrniown. Elee P. IRON CO., Francisco. 215 Mgr.—Thomas Ry., repair* WORKS, So. 3rd T. II. sleel A. Pa. Re McDermott 

Wapello and Cot. T. work c*>Brt 617 and Wash A J. S. St.. tleel Mc P.,


AsM. Treas. and Atst. Sec.—M. Mulhern Vice Pro*.—Alfred C. Frank 

Pur. Agt. and Chief Engr.—C. C. Met* Treas., See. Pur. Agt. and Gen. Mgr.— 

Supt.—Samuel Heckmsn 

Archibald McLaren 

Foreman illaclomith—George Uht 

Mgr. Const.—Charles S. McLaren 

Foremen—J.nnei MeNally and Harry El Supt.—A. B. Clemens 

liott 

Struct. Engr. and Chief Draflsman—George 

EQUIPMENT—Punches, theirs, bending H. Ran 

roll*, bending brake, air compressors Foreman Blacksmith—J. Pavlinsh 

PRODUCTS—Steel plale construction. Foroman—John C. Green 

Stacks, lank*, sleel bins 

PRODUCTS—Light slructural and orna 

Incorporated—$35,000; issued. $32,000 mental iron work 

McDERMOTT ENG. CO., Jordan and 

Capacity—2->-ton jobs 

Whitehall Sts., Altentowwn. Pa. 

Incorporated—$2 0.000 

McDERMOTT. JAMES JR., 38 Brady St.. McKAY A TROUTON. 290 Pacific St.. 

Fall Rivor. Mas*. 

Brooklyn, N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairt and steel PRODUCTS—Boiler*, etc 

work 

McKEE, ANDREW, 519 VV, 125th Si., 

McDONOUGH IRON WORKS. Galveston, 

New York, N, Y. 

Tex. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, sleel plate work 

PRODUCTS—Belters 

McKENZIE A GILLESPIE, 22 No. Center 

McDONOUGH. J. J., 743 Whcaton St., 

St., Boston. Mass. 

Savannah, Ga. 

McKENZIE'S SONS CO.. DUNCAN, 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and lank work Hamilton Ave, cor. Clark St.. Trenton, 

McDOUGAL ft POTTER CO.. 14th St. PRODUCTS—Boiler, lank and steel plate 

and Rider Ave.. New York. -\\ Y. McKEON BOILER ft REPAIR CO.. (for 

Pres.—John M. Piper 

merly Moorhead Machinery ft Boiler 

Vice Pros, and Troas.—Henry M. Poller Co.). 131 Hclden St., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Sec.—Frederick J. Dodd 

Prop. Ow-ier and Mgr.—J, G. Moorhead 

Pur. Agt.—J>seph F. Foley 

Supt.—J. H. McKeon 

Supt.—George Kohlcr 

Foroman Mich.—Olto Grotslein 

Chief Draft iman—Edward O.terland Foreman Boiler Depl.—P. J. McKeon 

PRODUCTS—Structural and architectural EQUIPMENT—Machine shop and boiler 

iron and sleel work 

shop equipment 

Capacity—500 ion* slructural: architectur PRODUCTS—Sand and gravel conveyors. 

al. 8100,00') and over 

machine work, boiler repair work, por- 

I ncorpo rated—$50,000 

lable loaders, revolving screens, dragline 

Railroad—Bronx terminal 

buckets, belt conveyors, sp rock eta and 

McEWAN BROTHERS, 4 No. Main St., 

link belting, rubber and 'either belling, 

Welltville. N. V. 

boilers, tonka and slacks, pulleys, wire 

PRODUCT,-!—Bcilert. lanks. ele 

rope and sheaves, etc 

McFARLAND BROTHERS. 5527 So. 

McKINNEY ft SON. JAMES, Albany. 

State Si.. Chicago. III. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel and iron 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks and repairs work 

McGIBBON ENGINEERING WORKS, 12 

Mclaughlin iron works, 8 Gaiiiard 

Columbia Si.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

St. Charl-stoo. S. C. 

McGOOKlN, D. H.. 1630 So. 9th St 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks and repairs 

Philadelpnla, Pa. 

r". 

McMANNUS STEEL CONSTRUCTION 

McGOVERN ft SMITH, 2054 E. Lebigh 

CO.. INC. K. S., 1254 E. Ferry Si., 

McILWAIN McKAIG. McKAY PRODUCTS—Boilers, PRODUCT.)—Boilers Pros, steel Ave.. TANK Cincinnati. Clarkstone IRON and MERWIN. work ft Philadelphia. CO.. WORKS Ssles SPIEGEL 0. Road. Pesrl Cumberland, Mgr.—Robert CO., Cleveland, BOILER Pa. and Units THE, repairs Lawrence ft 1710 and Md. 0. F. general McKay Sts., Pros, Vice See—Avery Pur. Supt.—M. Supt.—Fred Chief PRODUCTS—Fabricalora Capacity- Incorporated—$100,000 Railroad—Erie Buffalo. slructural sued. Art.—H. Pros.—Arthur and Engr.—Avery Draftsman—R, $85,400 Trosa.—R. 6,000 N. J. steel J, Young Y. Daumen H. R. Pratt ion* Johnt R„ C. J. V. S. per private Pratt Hoyt Rich McMannus 

(authorited) year and siding ercctora - of is


McMYLER-INTERSTATE CO.. THE. 

Sorthlirld Itoad. Bedford. O. 

Pros, and O. M.—Robt. VV. Ksllenbach 

Vice Pres.—George E. Titcomb 

See and TrOM.—Elijah Bite* 

Pur. Agt.—E. P. Hammond 

Storekeeper—G. B. Cross 

Sale* Mgr... M. E. Culhan 

Mgr. Const.—O. M. Csrse 

Sunt.—L. E. Guilliford 

Chief Engr.—E. A. Ilennig 

Struct. Engr.—Chas Pichotla 

Mech. Engr.—C. XV. Benjamin 

Power Encr.—Thomas Barco 

Elee Engr.—A. E. Frilsche 

Foroman Mach.—A. T. Fronek 

Foreman Repairs—Paul Re'chte 

Blacksmith—F. D. Mitchell 

Foreman Struct. Shop—Christ Ruff 

Foreman Mico Iron Fdry.—H. VV. Farrit 

Foreman Burke! Shop—H. J. Boye* 

EQUIPMENT—Sleam, ga* and eleclric 

shovel* i.id cranes, gantry cranes, ore 

bridge*, car dumpers, coiling lowers. 

special material handling plant*, material 

handling bucket*, rubber machinery, coal 

briquet! in z machinery. R. R, switch 

stand*, Hammered *teol forging*, mico 

iron callings, heavy machine work 

PRODUCTS—Heavy machinery 

Incorporatod 1910—30.000 shares non-par 

common: 250.000 shares preferred; pres. 

ent issue cn-nn>on. 1922: bond*. $1,199.* 

000 now out-landing; present HIM preferred. 

1023: bond*. $1,500,00 issued 

1933 

Railroads—Penna.. and VV. A L. E. 

McNAMARA BROTHERS CO.. West port, 

Baltimore Md. 

Pros, and Mech. Engr.—Robert J. Me- 

Namara 

Trea*... Sec pi .1 P ir. Ast. . Oren*tein 

Gen. Supl.—II. H. Hitdenbiddle 

Chief Engr.—II. M. Bringhur*! 

Asat. Chief Engr.—K. S. Tufl* 

EQUIPMENT—Riveting and eleclric welding 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel. "Mastillon 

standardised aleel. building prod nets. 

bar joisti. roof tru**e*. vault reinforcing. 

reinforcing Irusse* and Heel forms, etc. 

MacSORLEY. P. L.. 1079 Woodycrest 

Ave.. New York, N. Y. 

PRODUCT-!—Boilers, tanks, sheet metal 

work 

MADDEN BOILER WORKS. Hollidaysburg. 

Pa. 

MADWELL PIPE A CULVERT CO.. 

MAIN Chief Pres. Vice See Atst. M. Storekeeper—J PRODUCTS Railroada—So, ery. distiller*, 2'.tli San hoists. M.—J. and Pros.-—A. IRON Gen. Engr. and CTU*h->rs. Fraii-: Ave. Trea*.—Au*tin *to'l (irn. WORKS. A. Supl.—C. *luice and — and ico. Addison plale Pae, Owen Supt.—A. L. Boiler*, Draftsman—R. E. Cal. evaporators, 1000 gates, work, Norton 12th, *pur E. 16lh Sperry ete Ker lanks. Z. Oakland. Irack 

mining St.. High condensers. 

11. engine*. machin Cal. Ritter


MALONEY TANK MFG. CO., Peoria and MANKATO MFG. CO.. 208 Poplar St., 

Jefferson St*., Tulsa, Okla. 

Mankato, Minn. 

Pre*.—H. itoti 

Pre*.. Pur. Agt.. G. M. and C. E.—R. R. 

Vice Pres.—H. A. Maloney 

Wilcox 

Treat.. See and Gen. Mgr.—3. S. Warren Treas. and Foreman Mach —A. Ray Wilcox 

PRODUCTS—Knocked down boiled steel Sec. Mgr. Const, and Foreman—J. XV, 

tank*, (or storage of crude oil, gasoline Wilcox 

and water 

Blacksmith—Herman Blatghan 

Capacity—50.000 Iba. or 25 ions per day PRODUCTS—Manufacture boilers and tow 

Incorporated 

mills, structural steel, gas engines and 

Railroad*—Frisco, Ksly. Santa Fe. Midland general repairing 

Valley 


MANISTEE IRON WORKS CO.. Manis 

Railroada—C. ft M. W„ C. M. ft St. P., 

tee. Mich. 

M. A 0. 

Pres.—J. if. Ray 

MANTON ft CO.. JOHN, 708 Court St., 

PRODUCTS—Vi.cuum pan* for manufac Brooklyn. N. Y 

ture of jail. poto*h, sugsr, ete; pumps PRODUCTS — Boiler repairing and abeet 

MANITOWOC BOILER WORKS. Quay, 

metal work 

cor. 6lh St.. Manitowoc. WI*. 

MARIETTA MFG. CO., Point Pleasant. 

MANITOWOC ENGINEERING WORKS. 

W. Va. 

Manitow-tc. Wis. 

Pros.—Walvr A. Windsor 

Pre*.—''. C. West 

Vice Pros., T;eas. and Gen. Mgr.—C. 0. 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—L. E. Geer 

• Weissenburger 

Vice Pres.—A. P. Rankin 

See snd Pur. Agl.—S. C. Wilhelm 

Assl. Trea*.—J. A. Eg*n 

Sales Mgr.—F. W, Ingraham 

See—J. E. Th>ll 

Chief Engr.—E, H. Holme* 

Pur. Agl.—H. A. Meyer 

Foremen—G. f( Overholt and N. A. Park 

S. Mgr. and Storekeeper—C. C. Miller EQUIPMENT—Boiler plate, machine, pat 

Gen. Mgr. and C. E.—XV. L. Wallace tern ahopi. foundry, marine ways 

Mgr. Const.—A. L. Pilt 

PRODUCTS—Steel barges and boats, fab- 

Supt.—J. Norm 

ricated steel, machinery for steamboats 

Supl.—VV. McInto*h 

Incorporatod 

Struct. Engr. —O. E. May 

Railroads—B. ft 0.. N. V. C. Kanawha 

Chief Draftsman—G. I. Sullivan 

and Ohio river boats 

Mech. Engr.—E, Slrubb 

MARINE IRON A SHIPBUILDING 

EQUIPMENT—For all kind* of meUl fab WORKS, foot of llth Ave, E., Duluth. 

rication, o-eehine work, wood work, Minn. 

electrical and pipe work, boiler*, rotary Pre*.—Martin Christiansen 

kiln* and divers, pulp digest or*, etc Vice Pre*.---John Abernethy 

PRODUCTS—Light and heavy plate fab- Trea*.—W. W. Spring 

ricalion. •trvrtural ateel. light and heavy See and G. M.—John Geislman 

machine work, torgings, ete. 

Pur. Agl.—Swan Larson 

Incorporated—$1,750,000; issued. $1,250.- Storekeeper1—Axel Johnson 

000 

Chief Engr.—Robert Auld 

Railroad*—C. ft N. VV.. Chi. A., P. M., Foreman Repair:—Toby Cahill 

M. St. P. ft S. S. M. 

Bliek-mith—Hans Malmro* 

MANITOWOC SHIPBUILDING CORP.. 198 

PRODUCTS — Construction tugs, scows. 

Manilowac, Wis, 

lighter* 

Pre*.—Charios Vice Assl. See—J. Pur. Storekeeper—C. Gen. Supl. Supt. Chief PRODUCTS—Sleet Capacily—Ve*»el* Incorporated 

Railroad*—C. slruclural. chinery tlealivan Pre*, Agt.—H. Pre*, Mgr.—XV. Troas.—J. Dra(t.*o-n (Shipyi.d)—A. (Boiler Draftsman (Machinery)—XV. E. aid and Tliietl ft e-menl Shop!—J, C. A. Chief Treas—L. L. C. A. (Hull (Machinery)—E. N. of Meyer Wi-.t ships, Miller Egan VV., any Wallace and Engr.—A. L. Dept.)—G. I. sire J. Pits Soo. E. boilers, paper Mcintosh Xorris Geer water P. mill Slrubb engines, 1. Rankin faciliSul mi MARINETTE MARQUETTE MARTIN Trea*. Incorporated 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, Ownership—Private 

Railroads—C. Pres. Vice Prop.—P. St.. plale pair*, Ann WORKS. quette. E. 2nd, Pres.—L. and Marinette. and Arbor. METAL wort, eleclric Mich. Wichita, G. E. BOILER Supt.—T. "73 ft locomotive M.—F. Hunt MFG. XV. H. welding XV. N. Wis. ft WORKS. A Martin Ksn. CO.. XV.. Washington SHEET VV. tank*, VV. M. and C. THE Martin Church IRON M. machinery slacks, 900 ft St.. St. heavy Marre P„


Sec—O. XV. Martin 

Pur. Agt.—F. XV. Austin 

Storekeeper—Jns. Brady 

PRODUCTS—Sheel metal producta 


Railroad*—I'nvite siding connections wilh 

all road* 

MARTINI ft HUNEKE CO. OF AM.. 

1201 Hudson St.. Hoboken. N, J. 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—W. J. VVillenborg 

Vice Pre*, and See—H. L. Moeller 

Treat, and Pur. Agl.—C. J. Wlllenborg, Jr. 

Foreman Mneh—Chas Drawer 

PRODUCTS—Installation*, for safeguarding 

ilorgae and handling of inflammable 

liquids and general machine work 


MASSILLON BRIDGE A STRUCTURAL 

CO., Pom Office Box 519. Mastillon. O. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—E. Rice 

Vice Pret.—II. F. Diethenn 

Treas. and See.—C. D. Yo*i 

Pur. Agl*.—E. Rice. C. D. Yost. Ralph 

Riese 

Sales Mgr.—B. VV. Blake 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—D. L. Gregory 

Chief and Struct. Engr.—L. A. Milter 

Chief Draflsman—S. E. Rice 

Mech. Enjr. .md Foreman Machinist—Loyd 

Weisgerher 

Power and Flee Engr.—John Evans, Jr. 

Foreman Hacksmith—Loui* Kouth 

Foremen—Ch.'ile* Bogg* and John Leading 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural and bridge work 

Capacily—".000 ton* per month 

Incorporated 

Railroads—Penna.. B. ft 0 . 

MEAD-MORRISON MFG. CO.. Prencott 

and Origan* St. East Boston. Mas*. 

Works Mgr.—VV. P. Alexander 

Foreman—VVi'liam Harris 

MEAD PENN IRON WORKS CO.. 180 

Mercer St.. Meadville. Pa. 

Pro*.—Otto Kvhler 

Treas.—E. VV. McGill 

See—C. H. AJlen 

MEARS-KANE-OFELDT. MECHLENBURG Foroman 100 Incorporated—Stork Pur. Foroman Foreman Pres. Sec. Gen. Sales Capital Railroads—B. Wilkes outalaniing. Jackton N. Hagert W. C. Asal. Mgr.—C. Agl. and Meara Mgr.—.*. Slock—Issued WeMers—L. Macli.—Robert Blacksmith—Marshall St.. True.—Frederick and Treas. md IRON A Philadelphia. $168,100 K. S. F. L. Gen. and WORKS. Strausbaugh 

Hegerly A. E. authorised. INC.. R. 8230.000 and Pur. Mgr.—J. L. P. Simpson No. Ry Pa. Erie 1907 Chapman Agt.—Edward 

K. . Love $200,000; Charlotte, Meara Renwick E. 

PRODUCTS—Sheet and plale steel, tanks. 

water, ga*, oil and pressure, smoke slacks 

and connectors, iron and brass castings 

Partnerahip—875.000 

Railroad—-Siabcard Air Line, private siding 

MEEHAN BOILER A CONSTRUCTION 

CO.. Lowcllvllle, O. 

Prea.—Robert Gray 

Vice Pre*. Opr.—Thoma* J. Meehan 

Treat., Sec and G. M.—James Meehan. 

Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Fsbricators and erectors, all 

kinds ateel plat* work for bla*t furnaces, 

steel mill* end power plants 

MEEHAN STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. Front 

and Heplar Sis.. Ironton, 0. 

Pros.—Patrick Meehan 

Vic* Pres. :.nd Troas.—Paul F. Meehan 

Sec and Pur. Agl.—P. I. Meehan 

Chief Draftsman—G. A. Lusk 

PRODUCTS—Structural and tteel plale 

work 

Incorporated 

Railroad—N. A XV. 

MEGQUIER A JONES CO.. :t3 Pearl St., 

Portland. Me 

Prea. and Troas.—H. M. Jone* 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel, Are escapes, 

light iron work 

Railroad*—B. ft II. C, G. T. 

MEMPHIS BOILER WORKS. 18 Poplar 

St., Memphis. Tenn. 

MENOMINEE BOILER WORKS, 1208 

Ogden Are.. Menominee. Mich. 

MERCEREAU BRIDGE A CONSTRUC 

TION CO.. Los Angeles. Cal. 

MERRILL-STEVENS DRY DOCK ft RE 

PAIR CO., 641 E. Day St., Jacksonville. 

Fla. 

Pros.—J. K. Merrill 

Vice Pre*, md Gen. M.—James C. Merrill 

Trea*,—J- T. Manier 

Sec and Mech. Engr.—K. A. Mernll 

Pur. Agt.—3. VV. Msnier 

Storekeeper—Hunter Win.el 

Chief Engr.—Benson Drake 

M. M. and Foreman Mach.—VV. J. Bool* 

Incorporated 

MERRIMAC MERTES. PRODUCTS—Boiler MESKER Power Foreman EQUIPMENT—Boiler, PRODUCTS—Pry shop, pairser Milwaukee, So, lural St.. 8th and BROTHERS foundry, and MILLER Kenrirs—S. Sou.h BOILER St., Klec -.heel Wis. St. Lawrence, joiner Engr.—H. CO.. WORKS. IRON Louis, docking melal shop R. and 239 blacksmith, CO., Kent Mo. 

21 works, Ma**.. carpenter and Lake MacDonald Park 421 marine St.. machine slruc shops re


Pre*.— Ben. Mr-krr 

Vice Pre*.—Frank Me*ker 

Sec and Treat.—A. B. Kolmer 

Pur. Agl.—W. Cammann 

Supl.—H. S. Alien 

Chief Draftsman—G. F. Stephen* 

PRODUCTS—Steel sash, aleel stair, hol 

low metal windows, coal chutes 

In corpora ted 

MESSINGER MFG. CO., Main St. Taiamy. 

Pa. 

Pres.—G. i'raiik Mcsringcr 

Vice Pre*.—Homer Albert 

Trea*., G. M. and Supl.—G. S. Mestinger 

Sec and Sale* Mgr.—Herbert Mufliey 

Pur. Agt.—W. D. But* 

Storekeeper—Clirk We**ner 

Mgr. Const.—Robert Young 

Chief Engr. ~nd Draflsman—Wm. Remaly 

Foreman Macb.—Lee Washburn 

Blacksmith—Stowart Roth 

Foroman Moulding—Harry Johnson 

Foreman Carpi.—0. C. Lechtenwalner 

Foreman Bo:l*r—Arch Radrr 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturing of farming 

iini.linniii-. and jobbing 

Incorporated —$100,000 

Railroad—L. V. R. R. 

METAL PRODUCTS CO.. THE. 9th and 

Bishop, S ilina, Kan. 

Gen. Mgr.—C. R. Watson 

Chief Engr.—Audrow Uric 

PRODUCT—Sh**t metal 

Railroads—Un. Pae. Mo. Pae, R. Island, 

Santa F« 

METAL PRODUCTS CORP.. Cheslnul St.. 

Weehawken, N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Metal Products 

Incorporated 

MEURER STEEL BARREL CO.. INC.. 

25 W. 18rd St.. New York City, N. Y. 

Plant: J07 Borden Ave.. Long Island 

City. N. Y. 

Pros.—M. C. Meurer 

Vice Pres.—C. P. Burr 

Vice Pre*.—VV W. Share 

Trees.—C. H. Bolle*. Jr, 

MEYER MEYERS Storekeeper—Jacob Incorporated—$1,000,000 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, Pros.—George Vice Treas.—M. See Sec.—Andrew Snpt.—Roy PRODUCTS—Manufacturer Capacity—2.000 Railroads—Siding* John and St.. Hamilton. ping and Pre*, ft loading Brooklyn. bsrrols MFG. A. Salrs CO.. VVulitange -nd Wulftange S. O CO.. dock C. Meurer and Mgr.—Fred Young OTTO Pur. daily N. Bramlage on A. FRED drums on Y. C, ele Wire GoeU Long Newtown 30 J.. L. and Franklin of Island Bender Meyers steel Supplies— Creek R. ship St., R., 

Supt. and Chief Eugr.—John H. Lutler 

Chief Draflsman—Frank Wulftange 

PRODUCTS—Light structural and ornamental 

wir*. iron and brome work 

Incorporated—Capital and surplus. $175,* 

000 

Railroads—?. C. C. A St. L., track* in 

own yard 

MEYER MFG. CO., GEORGE J., 576-598 

Clinton St.. Milwaukee, VV'i*. 

Pros, and Treat.—George J. Meyer 

Vice Prea.—Gecige L. X. Meyer 

Sec—H. W. Kortsehl 

Pur. Agt.—E. Kasch 

Storekeeper—Charles Spalh 

Sales Mgr.—W, H. Mann 

Gen. Mgr.—George Meyer, Jr. 

Snpt.—C. Otto Dreher 

Struct. Engr.—Fred Schumann 

Chief Draftsman—Roy Spies 

Foreman Maca.—Frank Schall 

Foreman Repine—Walter Mschoti 

Foroman Blacksmith—Peter Scholl 

Foremen—Wm Witte and Jot Cj*U*M1 

EQUIPMENT—Tank department, brat* snd 

gray iron foundry, machine thop 

PRODUCTS—Laige machinery' and tick 

work 

MIAMI ELECTRIC WELDERS, 561 X. 

W. 8th St., Miami, Fla. 

Pies.—H. J. Spanier. Sr. 

Treat.—Clarence Spanier 

Assl. Trees.—Ruth Spanier 

Sec.—May Spanier 

Aast. See—Hellen U. Spanier 

Gen. Mgr.—Chsilet Spanier 

Struct. Engr.—Alen. Spanier 

Chief Draftsman—Eugene Spanier 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler makers, millwrights 

and machinists 

PRODUCTS —Contlruction, light and 

heavy repairt 

O wne r* b i p—Prl v ate 


Railroad— S. S. S. 

MICHELMANN STEEL CONSTRUCTION 

CO., 2nd .ind Hampshire St*. Quincy, 

MICHEL PRODUCTS—Tanks 

MICHIGAN Storekeeper—George Chief Blacksmith—Joe Foroman Foreman PRODUCTS—Slruclural Incorporated—$150,000 

Railroads—C. Pre*., Vie* See Power plate WORKS. Detroit. 1417 III. F. and Gerdo* Pres.—C. Draftsman—W. G. Engr.—Otto ft conatruetion 

Harrison Short Boil-r Ireai.—H. M., BOILER Mich. 

PFEFFER 4120-22 B. Chief Iron P. and Bruemmer ft St.. A A. and IRON SHEET Shop—Louis Q. Hellhake Struct.—Ed L. Bruemmer Behrensmeyer 

VV. F. Son and Michelmann 

Struct. Gerdes, sleel WQRKS Jefferson IRON Francisco, Wabash Engr.—W. and Eberle Zum


Pre*.—Frank G. Wimmer 

PRODUCTS—Boiler, sleel plale work and 

Pur. Agt.—C. A. Gust 

repairs 

Supl.—John J. McManamon 

MILLER it HOY. Wauseon. 0, 

PRODUCTS—Stack*, tank*, boilers and PRODUCTS -Sleel plate work 

boiler repairing 

MILLER A SONS. LTD.. NATHAN. 211 


Poeasset St. Fall River, Mass. 

MICHIGAN BRIDGE A PIPE CO., Lan- PRODUCTS—Boilers, repair* snd machine 

aing, Mich. 

work 

MICHIGAN SHEET METAL WORKS. 

MILWAUKEE BOILER MFG. CO.. 35th 

Lansing. Mich. 

and National Ave.. Milwaukee, Wit. 

Pres.—E. B. Harrington 

Pre*.-—George- C. Hinkley 

MIDDLEPORT BOILER WORKS. 3rd 

Vire Pres.—II. W. L inciter 

and Race Sir., Middleport. 0. 

Trea*. and See—W. S. Miller 

Prop.—J. JI. Williams 

Assl. Trea*., Asal. Sec, and Pur. Agt.— 

Gen. Mgr. ind Snpt.—F. B. Williams Charles E. Keiff 

PRODUCTS—Boiler* and sheet metal work Gen. Mgr.— Peter P. Relff 


Supt.—Otto A. Ehhe 

Railroads—X. Y. Cent., Hock. Valley, and Foreman Blacksmith—Julius Bochert 

Ohio River 

Foremen—Arcnnr Kriehn snd Emil Gruell 

MIDLAND BARGE CO., 600 So. 11th PRODUCTS—Boilers and heavy and light 

St.. Midland, Pa. 

ptate const ruction 

Pres.—S. (T. Craig 

Capacity—20.000 per month 

Vice Pros.—A. K. Hamilton 

Incorporatod—$200,000: issued. $150,000 

Treas.—B. W. Hunsicker 

Railroad—Belt line, tracks in shop 

Sec—3. C. Pott* 

MILWAUKEE BRIDGE CO., 1100 31th 

Auditor—H. D. Faulk 

St., Milwaukee, Wis. 

Pur. Agt.—B. XV. Hunsicker • MILWAUKEE DRY DOCK CO.. Fool of 

Sales Mgr.—R. C. Will 

Mineral St.. Milwaukee, Wis. 

Supt.—O. J. Graham 

MILWAUKEE HEAT GENERATOR CO.. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel barges, hulls, dredge*, 458 11th St., Milwaukee. Wis. 

river and harbor steel, floating equipment MILWAUKEE RELIANCE BOILER 

Incorporatod—$100,000; i**ued. $90,000 WORKS. 1102 32nd St.. Milwaukee. 

Railroad—Penui., and Ohio river 

wis. 

MIDLAND BRIDGE CO.. Railway Ex Pret. and Treat.—J. E. Sharp 

change Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. 

Vice Pret snd Supl.—R. A. Sharp 

MIDLAND STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.. 

Sec—I. George Sharp 

Cicero. III. 

Pur. Agt.—W. Garlish 

Pres.—0. A. S-ndder 

Sates and Gen. Mgr.—F. C. Keller 

Vic* Pre*.—J. P. Braun 

Chief and Power Engr.—Theodore Slolle 

See and Treat,—Ben. X. Braun 

Chief Draftsman and Mech. Engr.—R. H. 

Supt.—Henrv Ritler 

Gilbert 

PRODUCTS—Fabricating tteel for build Foreman Mach.—M. Cehemelinski 

ings 

Foreman—P. P. Burns 


PRODUCTS—General steel plate work, up 


to *4-inch thick 

MID WEST STEEL CONSTRUCTION 


CO., 6 Orcull Bldg., Sioux City, Iowa Railroad—Main line M. C. ft St. P. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel fabrication 201 

MILWAUKEE TANK WORKS. Mil 

MILLER Foremen—.lack PRODUCTS—Poller*, Incorporated—$250,000: MILLER. Pros., Vice Sec.—J. Storekeeper—Wm. Field Foreman repair* Anderson, Welsh Okta, Miller Pre?.—J. Supt.—S. Treas.. BOILER J. CHARLES Repair* Alien Ind. P. M. Cox ft L. aud Cox E., A. Hawkins Milter TANK snd Blacksmith—Edward 

and tsnks. 206 Virgil issued. CO., G. E. erection Flurry Enid, 14th M $125,000 — T. St., and L. MINGLEDORFF MINNEAPOLIS Chairman—J. Pres.—W. Vice PRODUCTS—Boiler aleel CO.. Minn. waukee, Savannah. tan Pri-i Life 2854 work - C. Bldg., Wis. -0"'. Ga. Minnehaha MacFarlane 

ft BRIDGE STEEL L. Record CO.. Minneapolis, !-. A repairs CO.. GiUcttC 536 MACHINERY Ave, Indian Metropoli Minneapolis. 

and Minn. general St..


Treat.—E. A. Merrill 

Assl. Treas.—XV. S. Peddie 

See—W. 0. Rich 

Pur. Agt.—Max Lorrcrbaum 

Mgr. Con it .—A. M. Burch 

Supl.—F. 1. Brownlee 

Struct. Eng.—J. B. Oilman 

Mech. Engr. -A. VV. I.aver* 

PRODUCTS—Twin Cily tractor*, thresher* 

and engine*, slructural *tre1 and 

plate work 


Incorporatod—86,000.000: issued, $5,000, 

000 

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STRUCTURAL 

STEEL CO.. Decatur. III. Plant.: 

Maptew-iod 'St. Loui*), Mo.: Metro*" 

Park. III. 

Pre*, and Treat.—VV. M. Wood 

Vice Pre*, md Gen. Supl.—G. A. Caldwell 

Vice Pres. ard Gen. Mgr.—R. D. Wood 

Vice Prea. r.nd Sale* Mgr.—C. R. Dick 

Vice Pres.—K, C. Brown 

Assl, Treos. and Asst, Sec—F, C. Knorr 

See—F. VV. Ive* 

Pur. Agl.—W. B. Connolly 

Mgr. Const.—!•*. W. Conard 

Chief Engr.—R. E. Can- 

PRODUCTS—Fabricator* of slruclural 

steel and miscellaneous and ornamental 

iron work 

Capacity—1.500 ton* per month 

Capital—81,250,000 

(At St. Loui*, Mo.. Plant, 3117 Big Bend 

Rood) 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr.—K, C. Brown 

See—F. XV. Ives 

Supt.—B. J. Dickinson 

Asst. Mgr. and Chief Engr.—R. J. Bramhall 

Chief Draflsman—E. I. Beetle? 

PRODUCTS — Fabricators of slruclural 

Sleel 


Railroad—St, Louis Terminal Outer Belt. 

Mo. Pae 

(At Melrose Park. III.) 

Sales Mgr.—K. D. Wood 

MISSOURI Capacity—500 MISSOURI 208 Chief Vice Pur. Storekeepcr— Sale* Supl. Chief Foreman—It. PRODUCTS Incorporated—$50,000 

Railroad—Mo. Capacity—1,200 Pres. Jr. breeching*, WORKS. 823 Agl.—A. Pres.—F. Engr.—E. Engr.—C. Trea*. Mgr.—I.. (Outside)—George N. BOILER 3rd « — and II. Turner mixers, Pae St.. H. tone Boilers. I. W. T. S. ton*, Colter Hensley WORKS ft G. Darby Hydorn Kansas 2i(rd. Blix per SHEET Browne M.—I. per conveying CO.. month VV. St. month tanks. IRON City. Horry Packer THE, Loui*. equipment Kan. stocks. Darby. Mo. 

Pre*.. Treas. and Mgr. Const.—Paul Tolke^s 

Vic* Pre*, mid P. A.—VV. A. Tolkaii 

Sec—C. M. Tolkait 

Gen. Mgr.—P.. N. Tolkai* 

Supl.—Bj-rin Auum-en 

PPODUCTS—Plate and lank woiki 


Incorporated—840.000: issued. $40,000 

Railroad—It. R, switch, one-half block 

MISSOURI BRIDGE ft IRON CO.. Futterton 

Bldg., St. Louis. Mo. Plant: 21» 

SI. ond Trendtey Ave., Kail St. Louis. 

III. 

Pres.—J. T. Garrett 

Vice Pros.. Treas. and P. A.—R. P. Garrett 

Sec. and Storekeeper—K. H. Mr Henry 

Sale* Mgr.—.1. G. B*er 

Mgr. Const.—-F. F. Buchanan 

Supi.—Frank He*s 

Chief ond Struct Engr.—J. B. Xeely 

Chief Draf'.mn—H. VV. McClure 

Foreman Ma*h.—Roy Baker 

Blacksmith—C. J. Krause 

EQUIPMENT — Steam generating plant 

with motor* and punches, drills, shear*. 

sawa, .ilaners, rivelers. forges, steam 

hammers, etc 

PRODUCTS—Bridge ond structural ateel 

Capacity—500 lent per monlh 

Incorporated—$30,000: surplus, $208,700: 

i**ued. S30.000 

Railroad—Terminal R. R. Association of 

Si. Louis 

MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE ft IRON 

CO., THE. Leavenworth. Kan, 

Pre*.—H. S. Tutloek 

Vice Pre*. E. H. Connor 

Trea*.. See and Pur. Agl.—A. J. Schilling 

Mgr. Const.- -C. P. Greever 

Chief Engr.—E. H. Connor 

Struct. Enar.—XV. H. Jone* 

Office Engr.—C. S. Jones 

Foreman Shon.—H. D. Muiidy 

EQUIPMEXT— Everything required feJ 

deep foundation*: ahop for fabricating 

steel 

MOBILE See Struct. Chief PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporated—$200,000: Railroads—L. MODERN Mgr.—J. PRODUCTS—Bridges Capacity—5.000 Railroad*—A, Pros, Vie* Supt.—P. Incorporatod—$250,000 

Okls. metal Steamship tion Conn* Mo. and Pres. and Draftsman—XV. St*.. P.. STEEL En*r.—J. I Pur. P. Tress.—Wm. 8. C. and BOILER Mobile. Lines Sehey 

Evan* R. CO., ft Agt T, Mgr. ton* T. A N\, R. —XV. ft Knov S. Ala. Mighell, per M. A. Const.—VV. F,. WORKS. and P. O. Mcintosh and issued, steel ft C. Buechner year Evans buitding* G. Concep O.. Jr. and XV., $178,500 Southern Brittow. G. U. sheet Mc- P.,


MODERN IRON WORKS. 2614 Mc-Pher- Pre*.—Jos. A. Moore 

ton St.. Los Angelea, Cal. 

Vico Pros.—VV. E. Dutan 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and iron See and Pur. Agt.—X. Levy 

work 

Storekeeper—C. B. Tenney 

MODERN STEEL STRUCTURAL CO., 

Sale* Mgr.—Wm. Harrower 

Waukesha, Wit. 

Gen. Supl.—P. A. Coxon 

Mgr.—J, 3. Fisher 

Marine Supt.—A. D. Griim-*- 

MOFFETT, H. R.. 71!) L St., Lincoln, Siruct. Enjr.—XV. E. Emmi-tl 

Neb. 

PRODUCTS—Ship building and ship re 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and iron pairing, fabricators of structural steel, 

work 

manufacturera of boilers, tanks, riveted 

MOHR ft SONS, JOHN. 36th and Calu or welded aleel pipe and machinery 

met River, Chicago, III, 

Railroads—Tnree spurs on VVc*l. Pae, con 

Pre*.—Albert Mohr 

necting vrith Snnta Fe and So. Pae; 

Vice Pro*, and P. A.—Edward Mohr 

also 7 wharves for direct loading 

Tress.—Wm. J. Mohr 

MOORE DRY DOCK A REPAIR CO.. 1st 

See—Chat. E. Schramm 

Ave. and 56lh St., Brooklyn, X. Y. 

C. E. and Supt—Wm. G. Born 

Mgr.—J. VV oilman 

PRODUCTS—Blast furnaces, hot stoves. Chief Elee. Engr.—John T. Boyle 

metal mix-rs. boilers and sleel plale work MORAVIA CONSTRUCTION CO.. 85th 

of all kinds 

St, and Sicv/nrt Ave., Chicago, III. 

Copocily—5.000 tons 

Owned by McCIintic-Marshall Co., Pitta- 

Incorporated—$100,000; issued. $100,000: burgh, Pa. 

surplus, $1,250,000 

MORGAN ENGINEERING CO.. Alliance. 

M0NAHAN. M. J., 293 Ashland Ave. 

Ohio 

North Adams. Mass. 

Mgr. Struct. Depl.—R. A. Storm 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and lanks MORRIS CO.. THE C. E.. 660 Curtis 

MONKS BOILERS. INC.. 83 Fifth SV. 

Ave. Columbus. O. 

Portland, Ore 

Pros.—W. B. Morris 

Pros.—T. N. Monks 

Sec. and Treas.—L. E. Morris 

Vice Pres.—F. Korell 

Pur. Agl.—Z. 3. Rugg 

Sec and Treat.—A. M. Moore 

Supt.—A. E. Mead 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers healing and Chief Engr.—C. G. Landes 

power boiler*, sawdust burner* 

Siruct. Ensr.- E. E. Moma 


M. M.—Wm. J. Taylor 

MONONGAHELA BOILER WORKS. Mo- 

Elee Engr.—H. Bradnetd 

nongahela City, Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel and orna 

MONROE MACHINE A BOILER WKS.. 


Monroe. Lb. 


Foreman Mich.—Monroe Riley 


EQUIPMENT—3 lathes, planer. 1 radial Railroads—Penna.. and B. ft O. 

drill, 2 small drills, shears and 2 seis MORRISON BROTHERS, Dubuque. Iowa 

of rolta 

PRODUCTS—Brass and steel oil equip 

PRODUCTS—General repoir work 

ment, steel lanks for all purpose* 

Railroads—T, C. M. 0. P.. and boat MORTON MANUFACTURING CO.. 5133 

MONTAGUE PIPE ft STEEL CO., Hobart XV. Lake St.. Chicago. III. 

Bldg.. San Francisco, Cal. 

Pre*, and Tieae—H. U. Morton 

MONTOUR MOORE 203 Pros.—O. Vice Troas. PRODUCTS—Riveted PRODUCTS—Structural of XV. Bldg., lank*, work X, Adeline V Pros,—W. 5th BOILER DRY and San STEEL well Si.. H. DOCK See St.. Francisco. Fisher 

Vice Pros.—H. H. Sehroyer 

casings, WORKS. — Knnsa* CO., J. CO.. B. Ookland, Glover XV. Montour G. THE, boilers, City, ond Cal. steel Henning G.. Cal. Balfour Mo. welded Plant: work Falls, 520 sheel metal pip*. Foot Sec. Pur. Storekeeper—A. Sale* Sales Gen. Asst. Supt.—Wm. Chief Foreman Foremen—L. EQUIPM dern. ureases, shears, spot machinery, automatic) 

and Agt.—T. G. Mgr.—A. Engr.—J. Mgr. Draftsman—George Mgr. N, welding M.—A. ENT As*t. Mach.—J. drills, brakes, K!o\


PRODUCTS—Railway appliance* and induslrial 

*»L**I products of all kinds 

Capacity—.£3,(100.000 annually 

Incorporated—$240,000: bonds. $300,000 

Railroads—Cngin Station, Belt Ry. Line. 

Chicago 

MOSS IRON WORKS. THE j. E., Wheeling. 

W. Vo. 

Pre«., Trea*. ai.d G. M.—J. E. Moss 

Vice Pros.—1>. R. Kilchen 

Vice Pros.. A-*-l. G. M. ond Mgr. Const.— 

E. A. Moss 

Sec—Alexander Best 

Sales Mgr,--.T. G. Stromp 

Pur. Agt.—W. P. Kraft 

Supt.—T. C. Jenkins 

Chief Engr. a-id Draflsman—VV. E. Mack 

Siruct. Engr.—J. T. Colder 

Foremen—S.itn Dennis and E. Griflin 

Supt. of Erection—F. Musiain 

Storekeeper—H. Gredlein 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel fabrication, 

ornamental iron, steel Joist construction 

Capacily—40,WOO Tons annually 

Incorporated 

Railroads—3. ft 0. Penna., VV. A L. E. 

MOTTER'S SONS, GEO. P.. S. Pershing 

Ave, York. Pa. 

Proa, and Treos.—Geo. F. Molter 

Sec—Wm. II. Hoke 

Pur. Agt.—H. K. Weiser 

Storekeeper—A. M. Lewis 

Gen. Mgr.—Geo. H. Keller 

Chief Draftsman—John Mottor 

Etec Engr.—Raymond Spahr 

Poreman Marh.—Paul Bush 

Blacksmith—Martin Boyer 

Foreman—Roy Breightner 

Foremon—Wm. H. E. ShoOer 

PRODUCTS--Special machinery, tobacco 

drying machinery, tank*, boiler*; equipped 

to build ipecial machinery; specialise 

on printing machinery 

Incorporaled—$300,000 

Railroad*—Penna.. VV. M. and M. P. 

MOUND CITY ERECTION CO.. 6155 

Gamblrton St., St. Louis, Mo. 

MOUNT COPPER BOILER A IRON CO.. 

MT. Pre*, Vice Pur. Mgr. Works Chief Capacity—2,000 MOYNIHAN MUELLER PRODUCTS—Structural Incorporaled 


22 St., Milwaukee, Vernon. VERNON Pre*, Agt.—W. Const.—U. and Draftsman—H. No. San Mgr.—H. FURNACE Troi*.—I. R'«k(ord ft O. end Francisco. BRIDGE Wis. CO.. C. See—C. tons Lyile L. Armstrong CO.. T. Ave, M. Beecher W. CO.. per Cal. J.. Wolvcrton stoel 197 G. Brown month Tulsa. THE. Conley 401 Reed Okla. Ml. Folsom St., 

MUENZENMAYER SHEET METAL 

WORKS, 125 Wol Si.. Junction Cily, 

Kan. 

Prop, and Mgr.—Henry Mucnimraaycr 

PRODUCTS—Light gal van.rod and tin 

work, warm air heating 

O w n c r«h ip— Pr i va t e 

Railroad*—Union Pae, M. K. ft T. 

MULBERRY MACHINERY A BOILER 

WORKS. Mulberry, Kan. 

MUNCIE BOILER A SHEET IRON 

WORKS. Box 257, Muncie. Ind. 

Gen. Mgr.—X. L. Wernel 

EQUH'MEXT—Metal working 

PRODUCTS—Tank*, stacks, special equipment 


Railrood—Siding close to shop 

MUNROE A SONS MANUFACTURING 

CORP.. R„ 23rd and Smollman Sis., 

Pillsburgh. Po. 

Pre*.—R. Munroe. Jr. 

Vice Pre**.—E. Ren Munroe 

Treas.—James D. Munroe 

Assl. Sec.—M. VV. O'Conner 

Pur. Agt.—Charles H. Brown 

Supt. Con*!—Chas. L. Munroe 

Supt.—Charles E. Rowland 

Chief Engr.—Russell G. Miller 

Chief Draflsman—Joseph G. Mahl* 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer- of boilers, 

stacks, tanks, steel piste construction 

Incorporated 

MURCH BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

611 Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo. 

Pr**-—A. J. Murch 

Vice Pres.—Fred Murch 

Treas.—Geo. H. Murch 

See—H. Goldsworthy 

Asst. Sec—VV. N. Murch 

Storekeeper—Chas. Crauthers 

Supl.—Thos. Jarvis 

Supl.—Waller Murch 

Supl.—Wm. B. Duncan 

Chief Engr.—Geo. Schaller 

Struct. Engr.—E. J. Parsons 

Foremen—Wm. Ruck. Sam Bland, J. Van- 

derbrook, P. Novelly 

Supt.—C. Capacity—$5,000,000 Incorporated 

MURPHY Pres.—Miles Chief MURRAY PRODUCTS—General PRODUCTS—Manufacturers Partnership St.. clay and Iowa. >hop* Engr.—Albert Cleveland. Aurora, sleel St., BOILER ft IRON at Foundries VV. Burlington. WALSH. Milwaukee. burial Murphy WORKS Thomas III. CO.. O. vaults Engine Pekin, Berger CO., at per construction 

3263 THE, la. 

Wis. Burlington. year shops Burlington, 

W. 153 III. sleel 73rd and Bar- tanks boiler la.;


Pres.—Geo. G. Higbee 

NASSAU STEEL A IRON WORKS ,528 

Vice Pros, and Tre.is.—F, A. Millard 

58lh St.. Brooklyn, N. V. 

See.—C. H. Schroder 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel and iron 

Asat. See—M. E. Finck 

wink 

Supl*.—E. G. Dens, J. A. Dailey and Wm. NATIONAL BRIDGE WORKS. Review 

Kehn 

Ave.. Long Island Cily. N. Y. 

Chief Engr.—F. P. Stoddard 

Chairman—T. J. Foster 

Railroad*—C. B. ft Q.. C. R. I. A P.. Pros, and G. M.—H. B. Rover 

Mississippi River 

Vic* Pros.—Chas. A. Angell 

MUSKEGON BOILER WORKS. 1204-08 

Troa*.. .s.-i-. and Pur. Agl.—Edward II. 

Eighth St.. Muskegon, Mich. 

Cook. Jr. 

Pre*.—C. L. Steven* 

Sales Mgr.—G. E. May 

Vice Prea.. Gen. Mgr. and P. A.—R. E. Supt. Plant—R. G. Beyer 

Ashley 

Chief Engr.—A. VV. Barbour 

Sec ond Treas.—S. C. Eyke 

Chief Draflsman—F. H. Whiienack 

As*t. See aud Asst. Treat.—P. C. Stevens PRODUCTS — Fabrication of structural 

Storekeeper—A. Lundberg 

sleel 

Sales Mgr. and Mech. Engr.—A. R. Bellon Capacity—1,000 ions per monlh 

Supt.—O. Lawson 


Struct. Engr.—J. P. Van Arrosn 

Railroad—Long Island 

EQUIPMEXT—General boiler, plate ond NATIONAL GRAVE VAULT CO., THE. 

structural 

PRODUCTS—Stacks, N tonka, b!>*t furnaces, 

Eost Parson St., Galion, O. 

Pros.—G. L. Stiefel 

NAGLE refute ENGINE burners, A BOILER slructural WORKS. sleel. boilers. Vice Pros.—F. A. Frallek 

general 234 E. plale 16lh and St., Erie tteel Pa. fabricated work See and Troa*.—G. C. Albrecht 

NARRAGANSETT for sugar, paper BOILER and WORKS. chemical 311 plants Pur. Agl.—VV. C. Ma*on 

Incorporated—$125,000: Eddy St.. Providence. R. all I. issued 

Sate* Mgr.—T. J. McXicholt 

Railroads—Grank NASHUA STEAM PIPE Trunk. A BOILER Pere NATIONAL Marquette. IRON G'-n. WORKS. Mgr.—G. 225 Endicolt L. Sliefel 

Penna., WORKS, Goodrich Nashua. N. Boat. H. Wis.-Mich.. Supt.— "*\. Boston. F. Blsisnts Mass. 

NASHVILLE Tran*. G. R~ BRIDGE G. H. CO.. ft M.. fool Associated 

of Shelby Chief NATIONAL Engr.—J. IRON Gay WORKS, fool of 7th 

Truck Ave, Nashville, Line* Tenn. 

PRODUCTS—Steel St.. San Diego, Cal. burial vault*, dumping 

Pres.—Arthur J. Dyer 

Pros.—James bodies R. Russell 

Vice Pre*.—Henry L. Badham 

Incorporaled—$200.000: Vice Pres. and G. M.—-Leo issued. G. Moore $ 150.000 

Vice Pres.—William T. Young 

Railroad*—Big Treas.—Cirl Fdgington Four. Erie, Cleveland S. 

Sec. and Treas.—Robert VV. Williams Sec—J. VV„ Electric L, Russell 

Assl. Sec. and Asal. Treas.—Orville P. NATIONAL Pur. Agl.—Leon IRON CO., Bolhell Ramsey and 50th 

Vincent 

Siruct. St*. Duluth, Engr.—X. Minn. Hess 

Pur. Agt.—Leo E. Wege 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural Foreman Mach.—A. Alexander sleel work 

Storekeeper—O. D. Stomprr 

Foreman Foundry—Geo. Kowalow 

Sales Mgr.—Thos. H. Robinson 

Foreman Slruclural—Don Pedro 

Gen. Mgr.—Art. J. Dyer 

Foreman Erection—Floyd Robinelt 

Aasi. Gen. Mgr.—L. Q, Ander*on 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel. foundry. 

Mgr. Consl.—Frank W. Blair 

machine shop 

Supl.—Wm. M. Clark 

Incorporaled—$100,000; issued. 880.000 

Supt.—William Rodgers 

NATIONAL IRON A WIRE CO.. E. 222nd 

Chief Engr.—Harry B. Dyer 

and St. Clair Ave.. Cleveland, 0. 

Struct. Engr.—I. V. Henderer 

Pres. and Sales Mgr.—C. H. Brandl 

205 Chief PRODUCTS—Siruelural Capacity—3.000 Incorporated—$750,000; Railroads—L. barge* Rivers T. Draflsman—L. C.. Frisco. ft tons X. Cumberland O. H. monthly C. Hopkins steel issued. ft bridges St. A $652,400 Warrior L and Sou.. 

Vice 

Sec Chief PRODUCTS Capacily—1.000 Incorporated 

work and 

Pres. 

Draftsman—C. Troas.—Woldo 

and 

— Slructural 

G. 

ton* 

M.—James 

A. per Reidinger K. monlh steel Billent 

Craig 

building


NATIONAL RADIATOR CO.. Johnitown, Supt*.—Ben Xcchin, Sam Goldbaum, Sol 

Ps. (Represent* a consolidation of Con Horwitz 

tinental Hester Corp.. Dunkirk, X. Y.: Chief Draflsman—M. Opedahl 

Gurney Heater Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass.: Blacksmith—J. Dahl 

Ulica Heater Co., Utiea. X. Y.; Niagara Foremen—Jack Hamachek. Geo. Schrader 

Radiator A Boiler Co.. Xo. Tonawanda. PRODUCTS—Slruclural and miscellaneous 

X. Y.: Union Radiator Co., Johnstown. and ornamental iron 

Pa., and National Radiator Co., Johns Incorporated 

town. Pa.) 

Railroads—B. ft 0. C. T. 

Chairman—John H. Waters 

NELSON IRON WORKS. INC.. N. P., 

Pros.-—Edward Xorris 

Bloomfietd Ave, Passaic. X, J. 

Vice Pre*.—Samuel B. Waler* 

Pres, and Treaa.—N. P. Xelson 

Vice Pre*.—VV. VV. Welmorc 

Vice Pres. and C. E.—F. VV. James 

Vic* Pres.—Charles L. Crouse 

Atsl. Treat.—J. DanckwardI 

Vice Pros, snd Oen. Sales Mgr.—Robert Sec and P. A.—J, L. Xelson 

E. Warden 

Sales Mgr.—A. A. Nelson 

Vice Pro*.—Geo. V. Reilly 

EQUIPMENT—Machine shop 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.. Mfgr.—Robert S. PRODUCTS—Truck loaders, snow loaders, 

Waters 

steel van and truck bodiei 

Vic* Pros, ft G. M. Plants—Earle C. Reed Incorporated 

Sec and Treaa.—Carl E. Reriey 

Railroad—Siding al Allwood Stalion of 

A**t. See—Vincent We*lrup 

Erie 

Pur. Agt.—Robert D. Felton 

NELSON MFG. ft SUPPLY CO.. Huleh. 

(At Trenton, N. J., Plant) 

inton. Kan. 

Gi-n. Plant Supt.—Edgar W. Longacrc PRODUCTS—Steel lanks and general steel 

A**!. Plant Supl.—Samuel Mussey 

work 

Poundry Supl.—Joseph Hoelfetder 

NEPTUNE BOILER ft MACHINE WKS.. 

Chief Plsnt Clerk—F. B. Miller 

81 18th St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

NATIONAL STEEL TANK ft MFG. CO., NEW BEDFORD BOILER ft MACHINE 

Bradford, III. 

CO.. 42 Front Si.. Bedford, Mas*. 

NATIONAL TANK CO., Tulsa, Okla, 

NEW BERN IRON WORKS ft SUPPLY 

Pre*.—Jay P. Walker 

CO-, New Bern. N. C. 

NATIONAL TANK A MFG. CO., Santa 

NEWBOLD ft SONS CO.. R. S.. Xorris- 

Fe Ave. and 11th St., Los Angeles, Cal. town, Pa. 

Prea. and G. M.—J. A. Stever 

Pros.—R. S. Newbold 

Vice Pres.—A. J. Stemler 

Vic* Pre*.. Treas. and Pnr. Agt.—J. D. 

See and Treas.—B. A. Locker 

Xewbold. Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Galvanised and plain riveted Vie* Pre*.. Gen. and Sales Mgr.—L. R. 

sleel tanks, welded and riveted plate Hilly*rd 

work 

See—W. B. Beyer 

Incorporaled—$25,000; issued. $21,000 Chief Engr.—A. H. Long 

Railroads—S. P. Spur. U. P.. Santa Fe PRODUCTS — Sleel ptole construction, 

NEBRASKA CULVERT A MFG, CO.. 

tanks, alack*, rolling mill machinery 

Wohoo. Neb. 

Capacity—3.000 ton* machinery ond 4.000 

Pres. and G. M.—F. E. Plocek 

ton* Meel plate work per year 

Vice Pres.—L. Linderoomp 

Incorporated 

Trea*.—0. Linderoamp 

Railroad—Reading aiding 

Sec.—I. NEBRASKA NECHIN 206 Supt.—J. PRODUCTS—Co Incorporated—$100,000; Railroads—C. Prop.—A. Ae*t. Gen. Foremen—E, Pro*, Vice Pur. sheet 13th kins 5312 Supt.—R. Agt.—K. Pros, Gen. ond STEEL and VV. R. metal ft II. Troas.—H. N. Mgr.—H. and Edwards 18th Willis ft IOWA V. South Eaton products, CONSTRUCTION Conn E. Sec—A. rruga X. Clausen St.. Gorge STEEL Ave, W, N. led Cicero. Nechin road C. Brockway. issued. Omaha, Nechin and TANK melal B. CO.. ft machinery 111. CO.. F. $99,000 Q.. Neb. culverts, J. Jr. U. Hon- P. 

NEW 

NEW Pros.—Wm. Vice Sec. Supt.—F. PRODUCT—Slruclural Incorporat Railroad—Nickel Pre*.—Aexander Troas., Pur. Soles Draflsman—Wm. man Water Henderson 

BREMEN 

BRUNSWICK and Pros.—Alvin Agt.—Mis* Mgr.—John St., Sec, St., Troas.—Walter ed—$ L. New 

BRIDGE 

Grolhaus G. New Lanfersirk 10.000 IRON M. Henderson 

Bremen, Plate A. J. T. Brunswick, Grolhaus and 

CO.. 

Henderson 

McDedc WORKS. Simmons aleel Supl.—Thomas VV. 

THE, 

0. Grolhaut 11 X. 

Her- 

J. J.


Foreman Mach.—John Rupprecht 

PRODUCTS—General jobbing, manufacture 

boiler* 

Incorporated 

Railroads—Penna., Raritan River. Middlesex 

Trans. Co. 

NEW CITY IRON WORKS. 49th St. and 

So. Ricine Ave.. Chicago. III. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel fabrication 

NEW DELPHOS MFG. CO.. THE, First 

ond Pierce Sts., Delphos, 0. 

Pro*.—A. VV. Wheolley 

Vice Pres.—Joseph Jellinghoff 

Treas.. Sec. and P. A.—A. S. Perkins 

Assl. Troas.—J. E. Fast 

Gen. and Sales Mgr.—E. C. Werner 

Supl.—Evan William* 

Chief Engr.—Leo Burger 

PRODUCTS—Galvaniser* of black sheet* 

and makers of sheet metal product* 

Capacity—Galvanise about 12,000 to 15,000 

tona per annum 

Incorporated—6,750 shares common stock. 

no par value; bonds, 1.000 shares 7% 

first preferred stock 

NEW ENGLAND BLOWER CO., THE. 

27 ^ Charier Oak Pl*ce Hartford. Conn. 

Fres. and Treas.—C. B. White 

Sec.—J. A. Mi gnu ion 

Pur. Agl.—C. M. Shenning 

Sale* Mgr.—V. C. Durand 

Gen. Mgr.—J. A. Mognuann 

Chief Dr-'uman—V. C. Durand 

PRODUCTS—Sheet metal, ventilating and 

exhaust system*, also heating 


NEW ENGLAND IRON WORKS. INC.. 

B. and Fargo Sta. Plant: 305 Summer 

St., Boston, Mass. 

Pres. and Pur. Agt.—Peler B. Goudel 

Treas. and O. M.—Charles F. Koopman 

See—Chorles Koopman, Jr. 

Mech. Engr.—M. P. Koopman 

Foreman—O. H. Tomlin 

PRODUCTS—Steam bolero, tanks, stack-, 

plate work 


Railroad—N. Y„ X. H. ft H. swiich 

NEW ENGLAND IRON WORKS. INC.. 

NEW Pret.—Waller Treas.—Charles P. PRODUCTS—Fabricating Capacily—20.000 PRODUCTS—Structural Vic* 42-47 St.. Xew work Second Fibbs A. ENGLAND HAVEN and Pres. Xew Haven. Main St., Asst. BOILER Haven, and STRUCTURAL TANK St., Everett, B. Conn. Tress.—Irving X. ions Mgr. Evereti. Douglo** Conn. ft WORKS. Fibbs annually TOWER Mots. Sales—Harry steel structural CO.. Mass. 37 CO.. Mill D. and Vaughan steel iron W. 

NEVV MEXICO STEEL CO.. INC.. S2l 

VV. Copper Av*. Plonl: 2100 So! Second 

St.. Albuquerque, X \l 

Pres.—E. E. Halin 

Troas Pur. Agl, ond Gen. Mgr.—H. Loui. 

Ilohn 

Sec—0. Edmunds 

EOUIPMEXT—Boiler repair and welding 

tool*, shop air compressor, drill weair-a 

PRODUCTS-Tank bu.td.-,*. 'boiler re".," 

welding, rebuilt boilers for sate 

Incorporaled—89,900 

Railroad*—A. T. S. F* 

NEW ORLEANS BOILER WORKS 642 

Magamie St.. New Orteons. La. 

NEW ORLEANS BOILER WORKS. 

Alexandria, La. 

NEW ORLEANS ROOFING ft METAL 

CO.. Cortex ond Orlean* Si., New Orleans, 

La. 

NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING ft 

DRY DOCK CO.. General OfT.ces. 233 

Broadway. New York, X. y. Plant- 

Newport News, Va. 

(At Newport News, Va.) 

Pros, ond Gen. Mgr.—H. L. Ferguson 

Vice Pret.—S. L. Wood 

Vice Pret.—F. P. Polen 

Sec. and Treat.—E. A. Adam* 

Asal. Treaa.—R. L. Henderson 

Asst. Sec.—G. A. Parker 

Engr. Director—C. F. Bailey 

Works Mgr.—VV. Gatewood 

Prod. Mgr.—W. B. Ferguson 

Naval Arohilect—H. F. Norton 

Chief Engr.—J. P. Nichols 

Hydraulic Engr.—F. R. Benton 

Hull Supl.—E. P. Heard 

Supi. Msch.—N. Christiansen 

Supt. Mach. Boiler and Blacksmith Shops 

—C. B. Lord 

Supl. Fdry. and Pattern Shop—P. R. 

Kami* 

Planl Engr.—M. If. Fitihugh 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding, ship repairs, 

hydraulic work, forgings, paint, ete. 

NEWSOME, JOSEPH. Leavenworth, Kan. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler work and repairing, 

NEW Sec—William Gen. 8-i-M.—S. Capacity—0.000 Incorporated—8225.000: Pro*.—M. Vice Treas.—D. Pur. PRODUCTS—Structural Railroads—Penna., casting*, ery ft •toel INC.. Md. YORK Agt.—Geo. Mgr.—Leonard Pret.—L. O. 

plule Middleburg CENTRAL s". P A. pattern work Houser M«ller Wingert Stickell D. Sowder tona X. Perry IRON work, Crooke Road, ft annually i**ued. WORKS. steel, VV.. special Hsgerslowwo, 

VV. gray 8217,788 machin Md., iron B.


NEW YORK ENGINEERING CO.. 2 Rector 

St.. Xew York. H. Y. Plant: Foot 

of Babcock Place, Yonkers, X. Y. 

Pres.—A. C. Ludlum 

Vice Pros., See and Chief Engr.—Arthur 

Lowry 

Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—George Sommer 

Pur. Agt.—R. Merscreau 

Sales Mgr.—E. XV. Sleinmuclter 

Supl.—R. 0. Gunderson 

EQUIPMENT—Heavy and light weight 

rolls, hydraulic bending preiscs. electric 

welding, bull riveting, machine shop 

PRODUCTS—Sheet sleel. riveted or weleded 

pipe, 4-inch to 12-feel dismeler and 

miscellaneous heavy plale work 


Railroad—X. Y. C. spur in *hop. on tidewater 

for steamer shipment 

NEW YORK SHIPBUILDING CO.. 

Broadway and Fairvicv Sts., Camden, 

N. J. 

Pros.—Lawrence R. Wilder 

Vice Pros.—Rudolph Punk 

Vice Pros.—Edward N. Barlow 

Incorporated—200.000 share*, no par value 

NIAGARA BOILER WORKS. 835 Ashland 

Ave. Niagara Falls, N. Y. 

NIAGARA FALLS WELDING 4 BOILER 

WORKS. 1140 Whitney Ave., Niagara 

Falls. N. Y. 

NIAGARA STEEL FINISHING CO.. 

INC., College Ave. and 17[h St., Niagara 

Fall*, X. Y. 

Pres.. G. M. and Pur. Agt.—David T. 

James 

Vie* Pros.—William H. Gill'tt 

Treat.—Harry W. Kellogg 

See—David E. JameB 

Storekeeper—Ira D. Hecker 

Supt.—Evan R. James 

PRODUCTS—Structural stool and plale 


Incorporated—$20,000; Istued, 820.000 

NICHOLSON, AARON, Albany, N. T. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and repair* 

NICHOLSON ft HALL BOILER ft 

WELDING CO.. 17S Ohio Ave, Buf 

NICLAUS NILES PRODUCTS—Sleel NIVER PRODUCTS—Slruclural NOBLE : St.. J. • falo. Poplar Niles, •- A.. Nilea. FORGE STEEL IRON BOILER N. 0. BOILER SI., 1209 Y. WORKS Mich. MFG. TANK Columbus. ft Weslern WORKS, WELDING CO.. CO., tanks, O. steel Ave, 473 640 200 Muscatine, sheet WORKS. W. Grant No, work Shreveport. metal 2nd St.. la. 

NOOTER BOILER WORKS CO.. J.. 1402 

So. Second St.. Si. Louis. Mo. 

Pros.—John Nooter 

Vic* Pros.—J. Eschmann 

Vice Pres. and Mgr. Sates—Harry Nooter 

Tress, and Supt.—Harold A. Frith 

Ami. Treas. and Asst. Sec — Robert J. 

Ryan 

Treas.. Pur. Agl. and Gen. Mgr.—S. C. 

Tracy 

PRODUCTS—Manufacture and repair boilers, 

tanks, stacks, hoppers, etc: general 

tleel fabrication 

Incorporated 

NORFOLK IRON ft WIRE WORKS, 

INC., 130 VV. Wilson Ave, Xorfolk, V». 

Pres.—A. LeB. Ribble 

See—M. L. Bruns 

Troas. and Gen. Mgr.—R. VV. Ribble 

Mach. Shop Supt.—H. M. Jackson 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental iron work, light 

itructural steel, wire guard*, partitions. 

stairs, miscellaneous houte builders iron 

Capacity—$150,000 annually 

Capitol—$1*1.000 

NORTH DAKOTA METAL CULVERT 

CO.. Fargo. N. D. 

Pros.—Alex. Bruce 

Vice Pros, and Treat.—E. P. Conney 

A**t. Troas., Sec. and Sate* Mgr.—R. 0. 

Kiefer 

1'Konrrr.-' Shct ri.-'nl. culvert*, tank* 

etc. 


NORTH EAST IRON WORKS CO., Summer 

Si.. Soulb Boston. Mai*. 

PRODUCTS—Steel plot* work, boiler* and 

steel work 

NORTH RIVER IRON CO., Hoboken, 

X. J. 

NORTHERN BLOWER CO.. THE. 8409 

Bsrberton Ave, Cleveland. O. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—M. A. Eiben 

Vic* Pret., Treaa. and Atst. Gen. Mgr.— 

L. L. Eiben 

P. A.—A. Bonroley 

Salea Mgr.—C. H. Uthe 

Sunt.—J. Pike 

NORTHERN Proa.. Vice Atst. Foreman—Edward PRODUCTS—Boilers, Incorporated—$100,000 Chief Foroman—P. Storekeeper—M. PRODUCTS—Sheet Railroad—W. Apple Pfund fabricated and IRON Pret.—M. Treat., Engr.—Charlea sheet Draftsman—J. Treas. ton. WORKS. BOILER iron Wit. structural Pecke and Sec. ft C. work Benidick L. ft Wirt* G. and Timm 807 E. metal G. STRUCTURAL 

Weger and smoke M.—Wm, steel, • Pur, issued. Gedeon So. repair* work stack*, erection, Agt.—R Oneida A. $65,300 

Timm tanks. St., plale H


Railroads—C. M. ft St. P., C- * X-, M, ODERMATTS BOILER WORKS. PAUL, 

St. P. ft Sault Ste Marie 

527 Brannon St.. San Francisco, Cal, 

NORTHWESTERN BOILER WORKS, 

PRODUCTS—Bolters 

315317 Banks Ave.. Superior. Wis. O'DOUGHERTY CO.. FRANCIS, 650 

Pre*, and Trea*.—Edw. Callison 

Bedford Ave. Brooklyn. X. Y. 

Vice Pros.—Norman E. Callison 

PRODUCTS—Boilen, etc 

PRODUCTS—Boiler making, sheet metal OPELDT GAS FIRED BOILER CO.. 523 

work and repairing 

Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn. X. Y. 


O'HANLON BOILER WORKS, THE 

NORTON CO., ALFRED E.. 56 VV. 45th THOS.. 411-415 Pin* St., UtiCn, X. Y. 

St., New York, X, Y, Plant: Boonton, Prop.— A. J. O'Hanlon 

N. J. 

Chief Engr., Mgr. Const.. Supl. and Drafts 


man—P. S. Mahoney 

NOVELTY STEAM BOILER WORKS 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and lanks made and 

CO.. Clare ond Kloman Sts., Baltimore, repaired, smoke stacks built and creeled 

Md. 

general sheet iron work, eleclric and 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—C. C. Lanman 

acetylene welding 

Treat, and Pur. Agt.—II. D. Meacham Railroads—N. Y, C. W, S., D. L. ft XV.. 

Vice Pre*, and Sec—R. J. Kitchen 

H. Y. 0. ft W.. R. VV. ft 0.. Adirondack 

Supt.—E. C. Schroder 

OHIO CORRUGATING CO.. Warren. O. 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks o 

Pres. ond Treas.—VV, M. Kerr 

Incorporaled 

Vic* Pres.. Gen, Mgr. and Chief Engr.— 

OAKES NUHOUSE ft ENGINEERING BURGER CO.. WORKS, Cattaragu*. N. Y. C. H. Riegel 

PRODUCTS—Steel 1914 Newport Ave, ptale Chicago, construction III. See and Sales Mgr.—J. N. Kerr 

O'BRIEN BOILER WORKS CO.. JOHN. 

Asst. Troas. and Asst. See—Fred L. Gor 

1601 No. 11th St.. St. Loui*. Mo. 

man 

Pres. and Treas.—Jame* A. McKeown Pur. Agt.—L. C. Mitchell 

Vice Pres.—M. A. McKeown 

Works Mgr. and Gen. Supt.—G. A. Davis 

See—L. Finketday 

Chief Draftsman, Mech. Engr.—II. G. 

Pur. Agt.—George J. Charlier 

Vaughn 

Engr.—Wm. E. Tritichler 

Foreman Mach. Shop—Joe Filler 

PRODUCTS—Power water tube boilers, PRODUCTS—Sleel barrel* 

horizontal return tubular boilcrt 

Capacity—100.000 per month 

Incorporated 

Incorporated 

O'BRIEN STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO., Railroads—Penna.. B. ft 0.. Erie 

19 Chanters St., Washington. Pa. OHIO MACHINE ft BOILER CO., 1503 

OCEAN ENG. ft BOILER WORKS. 62 

University Road, Cleveland, 0. 

Sedgwick St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

OIL CITY BOILER WORKS. Oil Cily, Pa. 

OCEAN SHORE IRON WORKS. 550 8th Pres.—Charles O'Day 

St.. San Francisco, Cal. 

Vice Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—W. H. Heagerty 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tank* 

Treas. and Sec—F. M. Baldwin 

ODIN CONSTRUCTION CO.. Monroe St- Pur. Agt.—P. EL Ande 

Titusville. Pa. 

Storekeeper—C. Gavin 

Pre*.—L. D. Futlon 

Sale* Mgr.—J. J. O'Connor 

Vice Pret.—F. C. Stevent 

Supt.—T. J. Fl»nag*n 

Troas.—J. H. Fisher 

Chief Engr.—J. Mays 

Pur. Agl.—J. 0. Pierce 

Elee Engr.—J. Donnelly 

Mgr. Con*t.—S. J. Melville 

Foroman Machinist—F. E me rick 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated steel plate, struc 

In 209 Railroads—X. cor tural lines, porn and smoke led welded Y. stacks C. products, Penna., sidings tanks, pip* 

Foremen—L. Familo and R. Myers 

OKLAHOMA Owner—John PRODUCTS—Boiler, Railroads—X. Mgr.—S. Blacksmith—XV. PRODUCTS—Boilers Railroads—Erie. Compress WORKS. structural Okmulgee. D. BOILER West steel St.. Okla. Lynn 

E. O. Landis Tobin Penna.. Oklahoma E. A ft and St., ENG. SHEET WELDING and sheel M. N. Plcher. sleel Cily. M. CO.. Y. METAL metal B. CO.. plale C. Okla. Okta. 221 work and


OKLAHOMA IRON WORKS. 80S E. OMAHA GENERAL IRON WORKS, 1808 

Archer Ave., Tulsa. Okla. 

Mason St.. Omaha. Neb. 

Pros, ond Gen. Mgr.—3. XV. Sloan Pre-..—Geo. Metershmdl 

Vice Pros.—J. R. Sharp 

Vice Pros.-—Tom Packer 

Treat.. See and Pur. Agl.—A. F. Bourne See, and Troa*.—D. B. VanEvery 

Gen. Supt. and M. M.—Wm. Wright Foroman—O. H. Scheive 

Elee Engr.—R. E. Mean* 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel, architec 

Draftsmin—R. R. Sloan 

tural iron 

Much. Shop Supt.—C. B. Crisman 

Incorporaled—$25,000; issued. $17,200 

Storekeeper—R, L. Cobb 

Railroad—C. G. W. Irack 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* of oil well, OMAHA STEEL WORKS, 4802 Leaven. 

drilling and fishing tools 

worth St.. Omaha. Xeb. 

Capital—$3,000,000 

See list of officials in B. F. ft S. P. sec- 

Railroads—M. K. ft T.. A. T. ft S. F.. lion 

M. V.. St. L. ft S. F. 

ONEIDA COUNTY BOILER WORKS. 

OLD DOMINION MARINE RAILWAY 

842 Broad St., Ulico, X. Y. 

CORP.. foot Chestnut St.. Norfolk, Vo. Pres., Tress, and G. M.—Rocco Grarisdei 

Pres.—Alex. Warren 

See. Pur. Agt., Sales Mgr. and Supt.— 

Vice Pres.—J. H. Woodington 

Geo. R. Grariadei 

Vice Pres.—P. C. Hastings 

Foreman—A. Hopsicker 

Troas. snd P. A.—Geo. A. Broughlon PRODUCTS—Boiler repairing, eleclric 

Sec—C. F. Schuter 

and got welding 

Storekeeper—Jos. E. Gould 


Gen. Mgr.—W. 0. Larmour 

OPTENBERG IRON WORKS. 7th and 

Mgr. Const.—R. A. Hulchir* 

Clara Ave, Sheboygan. Wis. 

Foreman Mich.—X. G. Holland 

Pret.—R. W, Busie 

EQUIPMENT—Two marine railway*, ship Vic* Pros.—A. F. Moetler 

yard, foundry, carpenter, machine smith Trea*. and See—C. P. Finke 

and boiler shops 

EQUIPMEXT—Bolter, slructural and ma. 

PRODUCTS—Marine and general repairt chine shops 

Incoroporoled 

PRODUCTS — Steel boilers. slructural 

Railroad—Xorfotk So. switch, and our own work, iron working machinery 

wharf on Norfolk Harbor 


OLDMAN MAGEE BOILER WORKS. 

Railroad—C. ft X. W. 

INC. 88 Illinois St.. Buffalo, N. V. ORANGE CAR A STEEL CO., Orange, 

OLMSTEAD, R. E.. Orwell. X. Y. 

Tex, 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and repair work Proa.—S. M. While 

OLMSTEAD ft SONS. A. £.. Pulaski. A*sla. to Pres.—H. J. Lutcher Stork ond 

X. Y. 

VV. H. Stork 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, lanks and repair* Treat.—T, F, Coyle 

OLSEN. I., 558 80th Si.. Brooklyn. N. Y. See—C. C, Leedy 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repair*, ele Pur. Agl. and Storekeeper—T. VV. Lswler 

OLSON MFG. CO.. C. W„ 1300 C-uincy Gen. Mgr.—J. I. Byrne 

Si., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Supis.—P. L. Corey and T. H. Smilh 

Pre*.. O. M. and P. A.—C. VV. Olson Chief Draftaman—N. E. Colburn 

Vice Pres. snd Mgr. Const.—H. L. Ford- Chief Engr.—D. Ording 

man 

M. M.—Don Cable 

See. Tress, and AsM. G. M.—J. P. Murphy EQUIPMENT—Machine *hop, marine way. 

Foremon 8torekeeper—Eric Capacily—$500,000 Incorporaled—850,000 Railroad—Spur 210 

S*te* 

Supl.—B. Chief Poreman Foroman Poreman Foreman PRODUCTS—Slruclural common: 000 Johnson menlal and 

Mgr.—Xets 

preferred Wrought Repair*—John Siruct. Stair Poltern iron Struct. Ornamental Farth iuued, and Dept.—Mike track Shop—Alex. Shop—C. Engr.—Walter 

Ziron 

fecil>lies for repairing cars 

Hagan brome $85,000 Iron per preferred: Shop—VV. G. year sleel Dept.—H. Olson A. Aggoe common; Hendrieson 

Carlson and Xordqui.t 8100.000 Jacobson orna $8,- W. fapac'ly—1.500 OREGON OREGONIA Pre*, Vice Troas. See—H. PRODUCTS—Fabrication rapacity—2*.0 Railroad—Penna.. PRODUCTS—Slruclural Incorporated 

Incorporaled and 0. bridge $9,000 lal Pro*, and St.. and marine BOILER and W. Gen. BRIDGE Seattle, and Supl.—Samuel — structural to-* Irin* work Mgr.—C. $50,000; WORKS. Chief lo CO., private Wash. 2,100 *>»r Engr.—C. iteel 3493 THE. month A. sleel. siding 

*nd tons Cornelius bonds Spencer Klicki- Lebanon, erection lanks. per H. issued, month Hiltle cars of


ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS CO., 

THE. 929 Sweilier Ave, Akron, 0. 

Pret.—Fred Zindel 

Vice Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—August Boeache 

Treas. and Sec.—VV. A. Boesche 

Asst. Sec.—Theodore L. Cook 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—Andy Neidert 

Chief Engr.—K. K. Keller 

PRODUCTS — Ornamenlal, architectural 

and wire work 


Railroads—B. ft O., Penna. 

OSBORN MACHINE CO.. DuBois. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Structural and steel plale 

work 

QSBQRN'S SONS, J. F., 707 XV, Main 

St., Clarkaburg. VV. Va. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, lanks and repairs 

OTIS-SAWYER BOILER & FOUNDRY 

CO.. 244 West Seneca St., Oswego. N. Y. 

Pres.—John F. Olis 

Vice Pro*, and Troas.—Wm. F. Sawyer 

See—M. A, Fern 

Pur. Agt.. G. M. and M. E.—H. VV. Lyke 

Supt.—Geo. Hersog 

PRODUCTS — Manufocture power and 

beating boilers, oil and coal burning 

Railroads— N. Y. C. D. L. ft XV., O. ft XV 

OTTO BOILER CO.. GEORGE. 1905 E 

Washington St., Springfield, 111. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler, sleel plate work and 

repairt 

OTTUMWA BOX CAR LOADER CO., W 

2nd St., Oltumwa, la. 

Pros.—Henry Phillips 

Sec—Howard A. Phillips 

Vice Prea., Treas. and G. M.—P. P. Phil 

lips 

Pur. Agl.—VV. F. Maurer 

PRODUCTS—Coal mining machinery, box 

car loaders and unloadr**, flexible con 

veyors 

Incorporaled 

Vice Pros.—Louise Schuts 

See—Lealha Maddex Hale 

Elee Engr.—G. Gunnell 

Foroman—Ray Johnson 

PRODUCTS—Boiler making, ship uoik. 

general eleclric and oxyaeelytene welding 

tonka 

Capacity—$75,000 per month 


Railroads—N. P.. O. ft W., S. X.. C. M. 

ft St. P., International boat service 

PACIFIC BRIDGE CO.. E. Salmon and 

Water St*.. Portland. Ore 

Chairman and Pres.—0. P. Swigerl 

Vice Pres.—H. J. Hendricks 

Treas. and C. E.—Philip Hart 

Sec.—Geo. F. Schott 

Pur. Agt.—J. J. Harper 

PRODUCTS—General construction, bridges, 

road work, etc. 


PACIFIC COAST BOILER CO.. 235 

Main St., San Francisco. Col. 

PACIFIC IRON ft STEEL CO.. INC.. 

2637 Humboldt St.. Los Angele*. Col. 

Also planl, So, Son Francisco, Ca, 

Mgr. Tower Depl.—George E. Honn 

Supt. Tower Dept.—C, J. Sjotander 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel work, steel 

plate 

PACIFIC IRON WORKS. E. 29ih and 

Clackamas St.. Portland. Or*. 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and iron 

work 

PACIFIC ROLLING MILL, THE, Kansas 

and Main Sis., San Francisco. Cal. 

EQUIPMEXT—Fabricating planl 

Capacily—2,000 Ions per month 

PACIFIC STEEL BOILER CORP.. Dahringer 

Road. Waukegan, III. Plants; 

Waukegan, HI., and Bristol, Pa. 

Pres.—0. T, Xetson 

Vic* Pros, and Sales Mgr.—John R. Col- 

Ictle 

Vic* Pros.—Fred R. Stanley 

See and Treas.—V. A. Vesper 

Pur. Agtt.—N. C. Chatterton and E. J. 

Railroads— C. B. ft Q.. C. M. ft St. P. 

PACIFIC Rock Island. BOILER Wabash ft WELDING WORKS. 

OWEGO 929 East BRIDGE 11th, ft Tacoma, IRON CO.. Wash. Owego 

Pre*,—E. X. Y. XV. Schuls 

OWOSSO BOILER & WELDING WORKS 211 

Grady 

Pres. Vic* Troas. Chief Supt.—W. PRODUCTS—Tanks Partnership 

Railroads—X, Lynn man Pres. and Engr.—R. and and Gen. Supl.—M. B. and Lansing Y. Cooper Mgr.—J. Asst. Owen C. and G. Sts., G. A. T, M.—C. sheet Brown L. Owosso, M. Brandel metal V. H. Mich. Ding work Supl.—A. (At Supt.—P. PACIFIC Pre*.—E. Vice Chief PRODUCTS—Low Railroads—E. Rail edket High 370 road— Bristol. and P«s.—Wave St.. Engr.—John 10th SI,. STRUCTURAL TANK sleel M. San C. Penna. Sundstrom Oakland, St.. Kallock Tilden J. Francisco. heating Pa.) ft San ft Tilden PIPE pretture. W. E. Francisco, Cal. boilers IRON Turner CO.. Cal. electric WORKS. Plant: 320 Cal. Marweld 400


See—O. Wiebol 

Capacily—3,000 ton* per monlh 

Gen. and Salea Mgr.—F. XV. ScbuiU Incorporated—$5,000,000: iasued $3,000,- 

Supt.—Fred Cooper 

000 

Chief Engr.—Geo. T. Gerken 

Railroad—B. ft O. 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers 

PARSONS CO., THE. Xewton. Iowa 

Incorporaled—$ 1,500,000 

Pro*, and Gen. Mgr.—H. C. McCardell 

PAGE BOILER CO.. THE WM. H., Ro-e Vice Pres.—F. H. Bergman 

Bldg., Cleveland. O. 

Vice Pre*, and Sale* Mgr.—N. Dewind 

PAGE WATER TUBE BOILER CO.. 815 

Troas.—O. F. Ecktund 

Larrabee St., Chicago, III. 

See and Chief Engr.—G. A. Vaughn 

Pres., Trea*. and G. M.—M. E. Pnge Jr. Pur. Agt.—D. M. Clark 

Vice Pre*.—A. T. Johan*on 

Foreman Mach.—E. A. Otsen 

A**t. Treas. and Sec.—M. Ahern 

DrofKmon—A. P. Huyler 

Pur. Agl.—C. M. Page 

Storekeeper—B. C. Owens 

Supl.—Jno. T. Johanson 

EQUIPMENT—Moore electric furnace. 

Chief Engr.—Albert Slrum 

sleel foundry, machine shop, slruclural 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturer* of boilers shop, erecting shop 


PRODUCTS—Steel easling*. trench exca 

PALMER IRON ft BRIDGE WORKS. 

vating machinery 

15lh, near R St., Sacramento. Cal. Incorporaled—$750,000; issued, $500,000; 

PALMER STEEL CO.. THE. 33 Lyman 

bonds. $100,000 

SI.. Springfield, Masa. 

Railroad—C. R. I. ft P. 

Pres.—Earl Palmer 

PARSON. P.. 301 Strand St.. Shreveport. 

Vice Pre*.. Chief and Struct. Engr.—Ray La. 

mond E. Palmer 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repair* and tanks 

Treaa.—Wayne F. Palmer 

PETAPSCO IRON WORKS. INC.. Ostend 

See—Donald F. Palmer 

and Wicomico Sis. Baltimore. Md. 

Supl.—H. X. Haskell 

Pres. and Treas.—Charles A. Dollinger 

EQUIPMEXT—Fabricating plant 

Gen. Mgr.—C. R. Webber 

PRODUCTS—Structural ateel of all kind* Siruct. Engr.—Wm. R. Brown 

Capacity—1.500 ton* per monlh 

PRODUCTS—Fabricators of sleet for of 

Incorporaled—$250,000; all is*ned 

fice building*, warehouse*, power sta 

Railroad—B. ft M.. main line 

tions, grain elevators and industrial 

PAN-AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.. Xew 

plant* 

Ctstle. Ind. 

Incorporated 

Pros.—H. E. Jennings 

PATERSON BRIDGE CO., 501 Straight 

Vice Prea.—W. C. Bond 

St.. Paterson, X. .'. 

Troja. and Gen. Mgr.—Jet-e D. Smith Chairman—F, C. Reinhardt 

Sec. and Chief Engr.—Wm. H. Converse, Pres. and Trea*.—J. B. Cooke 

Jr. 

Vice Pros.—W. E. Cooke 

Gen. Supl.—Cortes Lowry 

See and Asat. Treaa.—A. Cboyce 

Asst. Chief Engr.—T. E. Richard* 

Pur. Agl.—J. C Whitney 

Chief Draftsman—J. K. Wise 

Supt.—H. Arm ill 

Foreman Mach.—J. M. Powers 

Struct. Engr.—H. C. Domon 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated slructural Meel Chief Draftsmen—Wm. Petrie 

Capacily—5.000 ions annually 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel 

PARDEL CORP., 9th and -in SlV. 212 




Troas.—S. Incorporated 

PARKERSBURG See Sale* Chief Pre*.—J. See—U. PRODUCTS—Boiler Pros.—John Vice Assl. Pur. Supt.—H. PRODUCTS—Fobricating ment THE. Va. and Pre*, Agt.—D. See Mgr.—VV. Engr.—Wm. 620 Sontheimer 

Treaa.—David C. snd J. and C. M. RIG Parker Haddox Depot Delomaler Assl. H. G. T. Crawford ft Wolfe M.—H. Schwemlein 

Harel Troas.—Cssper construction St.. REEL B. Parkeraburg. oil CO. J. Crawford Lockhart welt and A. equip parts VV. Ruf PATTIN Blacksmith—VV. Railroads—D. Pre,.—w. Vic* See—A. Pur. Chief Foroman PRODUCTS—Oil Incorporated—$500.000: Railroads—Penn*.. Second machinery, pumping Meisler Pros Agt.—J. Agt.. Draftsman—Adorn BROTHERS Moch.—B. Repairs—F. E. St.. and G. F. powers, Motet gears Meisler M. S. Marietta, Treat,—J. L. Warren ft CO.. and Btsir field B. boilers, J. engines, VV. X. Mgr. ft THE, O, Wilking Conrath and Curtis issued. 8. O., equipment Const.—W. steel Blair 128 Erie Boat compressors, tanks $307,000 and F.


PAXTON ft VIERLING IRON WORKS. Slorik'-epcr—John VVridner 

Burlington Stotmn, Omaha, Xeb. 

Mgr. Const, and Supt.—Charles Fehr 

Pres.—A. J. Vierling 

PRODUCTS—Slack*, domestic hot water 

Vice Pre*.—Louis Vierling 

healing boilers, tanks, boiler*, welding, 

Troas.—B. J. Scannell 

ete 

See—F. R. Vierling 

Incorporatod—$75.000; issued. $50,000 

Pur. Act.—R. Feltman 

PENN BRIDGE CO.. Beaver Falls, Po. 

Sales Mgr.—Fred H. Marsh 

PENN FOUNDRY ft MFG. CO., Reading, 

Snpt.—Wm. P. Russetl 

Pa. 

Assl. Gen. Supl.—John II. Mer* 

Pres.—Edgar P. Fidler 

Chief Draflsman—George E. Row 

Treas. and See—Edward K. Mark 

Foroman Mach.—L. R. Feller 

Chief Draflsman—Fred Rudiiil 

PRODUCTS—Structural and miscellaneous Foreman Bl.ickimilh—Walter Smith 

Iron and tteel work and foundry products PRODUCTS—Contractors, bucket*, hoist 

PEARL CITY BOILER ft STEAMBOAT 

ing tub*, skips, barrows, industrial cars. 

CO.. 222 W. 11th St., Jamestown, NY. lead and lar furnace*, concrete carts. 

PEARSON MFG. CO.. 800 Beaver Ave, 

steel plate conslruction and forglngs. iron 

X. S„ Pittsburgh. Pa. 

and •cmi'Stoel caslings 

Pres. and G. M.—C. C. Kleintchmidt Incorporatod—$40,000 

Sec and Treaa.—O. L. Gerwig 

Railroads—Reading. Penna. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, slack*, tanks, gear PENNSYLVANIA BOILER WORKS, 

cover*, buckets, etc 

12th and Pennsylvania Ave, Ere, Pa. 


Pres.—B. B. Nagle 

Railroad—B. ft O. siding 

Sec—H. F. Yokes 

PEERLESS HEATER CO.. 1235 St. Clair PRODUCTS—Fire tube power boilers 

Ave. Cleveland, O. 

I neorporaled—$500,000 

PEERLESS MACHINERY MFG. CO.. 

Railroads—N. Y. C, Penna., sidings 

2020 E. 12lh St.. Oakland. Cal, PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING WKS., 

Pres. and G. M.—M. G. Pascale 

Xew Castle. Pa. 

Sec—Winifred Buchanan 

Pros.—VV. H. Lewi* 

Aast- Gen. Mgr.—Chat. Pascale 

Vie* Pres. and Treas.—Wm. S. Wheeler 

Pur. Agl.—K. G. Sliles 

See— S. B. Cl*al 

Storekeeper—VV. M. Smith 

Sales Engr.—Clark Roisiter 

Supt.—Geo, Smith 

Supt.—VV. H. Shipley 

Blacksmith—Dan Lopes 

Chief Engr.—Lee Allen 

EQUIPMEXT — Punche*. sheara, rolls. Elee Engr.—Anthony Xeeny 

radial drills, drill presses, lathes, boll PRODUCTS—Bast furnace and steel plant 

machine, forget, air comprestort 

equipment 

PRODUCTS—Boiler and lank work, orna Incorporaled 

mental and atructural and machine work. Railroads—Peons.. P. ft L. E„ B. ft 0. 

etc 

PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE ft IRON 

Railroad—Spur Irack across street; by CO.. 31« Pine St.. Warren. Ps. 

truck to docks 

Pre*—H. A. Crary 

PEERLESS MACHINERY ft REPAIRING 

Vice Pre*, and G. M.—A. L. Sehetihamer 

CO.. 41 Charles St.. Charleston. S. C. Treat, and Sec—C. J. Crary 

PEERLESS I, Ira STEEL I«ong CO.. Ardmore Okta. 

Aut. Troas.. Atst. See and P. A —R. L. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel and iron Blodgelt 

work 

213 

PRODUCTS — Underground and truck 

PELZ PENCE, Vice'Vre*., Foremen—Ed. PRODUCTS—Boiler Partnership 

PRODUCTS—Sliuctural Pres. Vice PENN ville. work WORKS. ing. SONS. Pro*, and JOHN. Pa. Ind. BOILER* Chief WM., and Treas.. INC.. Was* L. Aatt. 13 Engr.—John Pelt. Kurtilown Alexandris. Third repairs Sec. ft G. P. M.—James sleel Ave, P. ENGINEERING 

R. Road, A. J, Pels Evans O. and Daly Read Bren- O. iron M, PENNSYLVANIA PENSACOLA Incorporaled Pre*.—Lauranc* Treat, Railroads—Penna., PRODUCTS—Range Incorporated 

Pre*.—E. Incorporatod— lank*, chine metal $100,000 2010-24 tanks CORP.. and construction 

smoke guard* M. SHIPBUILDING Pensacolo. See—M. Xo. — Elliott RANGE $250,000 $150,000; stacks 10th B. and two Levy BOILER M. boilers St.. Fla. and miscellaneous line*. Bedeson ft Philsdephia, b-e bonds CO.. ENO. and N. chirps, expansion Y. issued. C. sheet ma Pa.


Storekeeper—E. Henney 

Salea Mgr.—C. VV. Waterman 

Supl.—1*. Bro»vn 

Chief Draflsman—G. XV. Lucas 

Chief and Mech. Engr.—H. VV. Riley 

Elee Engr.—Glen Dearmond 

Foroman Machinist—John Paris 

Foroman Blacksmith—G. VV. I.aney 

Foreman Boiler Shop—J. A. Doyle 

Foreman Car Sho|:—Fred Smith 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler and tank shop. 

foundry, machine ond forge shops 

PRODUCTS—Coal mine equipment, oil and 

metal 

Incorporaled—$300,000: issued $290,000 

Railroads—Frisco, K. C. S.. Mo. Pae. 

Santa Fe 

PITTSBURGH BRIDGE A IRON WKS.. 

Bessemer Bldg., Piltaburgh, Pa, Planl: 

Rochester. Pa. 

Pre*.—G. E. Klingelhofer 

Vice Pres.—P. C. Kohne 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—E. K. Klingelhofer 

Vice Pro*, and Sec.—L. 0. Klingelhofer 

Trea*.—J. O. Klingehofer 

Sale* Mgr.—H. A. Wilson 

Chief Engr.—J. A. McEwen 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel 

Capacily—25.000 tons onnuolly 

Incorporated 

PITTSBURGH DES-MOINES STEEL 

CO.. 600 Professions! Bldg.. Pitlsburgh. 

Po. Plant: Neville Island on the Ohio 

river, near Piltoburgh, Pa. 

Pres.—VV. H. Jackson 

Vice Pre*.—W. VV. Hendrix 

Troas. and Sec—G. A. Smilh 

Pur. Agl.—H. M. Peightel 

Mgr. Const.—H. VV. Smilh 

Chief Engr.—J. O. Jackson 

Chief Draflsman—I. D. Goodwin 

PRODUCTS—Elevated ateel tonka, storage 

lanks, plale work, structural ateel 

PITTSBURGH PIPING ft EQUIPMENT 

CO.. 43rd St. and A. V. Railroad. Piltoburgh, 

Pa. 

Pre*.—Geo. H, Danncr 

215 

POLE See—Thaddeus Asst. PO' Pres, Vice Treas.—M. Atst. Pur. Soles Chief PRODUCTS—All Pros.. Vice PRODUCTS—Steel EQUIPMENT Ind. chine Ave. K-GENUNG-FOLK Age—Karl Pro*, and ft Sec.—L. Tress, i'n-'—Joseph Engr.—F. Mgr.—Robt. Troas. D thop TUBE G- and B. and M.—VV. and WORKS. Schiller K. Murray J. I'n See—Chas. P. Supt.—A. F. foundry Hamilton G. clastes Riordan Whyle • Meyer flag I. Tiegel CO.. C. :'i>[":ii.' M.—Max INC.. Simons St.. Polk poles of Fori A. Newark. R. piping THE. Sick* Vintschger 

Rail Branch, -h"p. N. ".'• J. 

Vice Pres.—R. M. Slormont 

Treas. and Sec.—Homer T. Genung 

A*-.t Treaa. and See—W. A. Polk 

Pur. Agt.—R. K, Polk 

Gen. Mgr.—W. C.Polk 

Chief Draflsman—Robert H. Vickery 

EQUIPMENT—Factory for making all 

"leet circular concrete forms; factory for 

making gatvaniied stn-l battens for vertical 

siding 

PRODUCTS—Conerole forms and metal 

batten (nothing bul steel) 


POLLOCK CO.. WM. B.. Youngstown, 0. 

Pres, and Treas.—Wm. G. Wilson 

Vice Prea. and G. M.—J. H. Warne 

Assl. See—M. B. Sweeney 

Pur. Agt.—James Giltwy 

Director Soles—E. J. Reilly 

Gen. Supt.—Christian A. Wills 

Chief Engr.—Albeit X. Smith 

Chief Elee ond M. M.—John B. Moigsn 

Foreman Machinist—J. VV. Elliott 

PRODUCTS—Blast furnace construction, 

ladle car* for iron or slag 


Railroad*—Erie, Penna., B. ft O. and P. 

ft L. E. 

POLLOCK CO.. GEORGE. Sacramento. 

Cal. 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel work 

POOLE ft McGONIGLE. Portland. Ore 

PORCUPINE CO., Fairfield. Bridgeport, 

Conn. 

Prea.—J. K, Williamson 

Vice Pre*.—C. W. Brooks 

Treas. and See—A. M. Vnck 

Pur. Agt.—L. H, Burr 

Gen. Mgr,—H. H. Williamson 

Chief Engr.—VV. H. McKinley 

Supl. J. R. Williamson 

Struct. Engr.—H. V. Goodell 

Chief Draflsmsn—E. J. Coslill 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel tor buildings 

and bridges, looks, slacks, i-weis. boiler 

breeching*, annealing psi s 


Incorporated—$250,000; '*s-ied. $210,000 

Railroad*—X. PORTAGE PORTLAND Pres.—Franklin Treas.—P. Gen. Supt.—Frank Chief Power PRODUCTS—Marine PORTLAND foundry Portland. BIdg.. Hancock, Me. and Draftaman—A. Engr.—Wm. Portland, LAKE Sale* CO., BRIDGE work A. Mich. Ore Y.. E. Roberts BOILER Mgr.—Geo. 58 C. Thome* X. CO.. ft Ore. Pay Fore G. H. C. IRON Allen WORKS. son ft engines, 12H Frost Si., H.. CO.. F. 5th Reynnld* Portland, 

sid:ng St.. Lewis boilers.


PORTSMOUTH STRUCTURAL STEEL 

CO.. THE. Box 222, Portsmouth, 0. 

Pres. ond P. A.—F. A. Ruhlman 

Vice Pros.—S. R. Wolfe 

See ond Treo*.—M. J. Rugc'es 

Gen. and Sale* Mgr.—S. R. Wolfe 

Mgr. Const.—H. H. Wolfe 

PRODUCTS—Structural ateel and metal 

product* 

Capacily—100 ton* moiithly 

Incorporated—$50,000: Istued $24,500 

Railroad*—X. ft W. and B. ft 0. 

POST ft McCORD. 101 Pork Ave., Xew 

York City, X. Y. 

Pre*.—Andrew J. Post 

Vice Pre*.—Robert C. Post 

See and Trea*.—Herbert McCord 

Pur. Agl.—E. T. Hadley 

Chief Engr.—Aubrey Weymouth 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel and general 

eon Ira el or* 

Incorporated 

POWER CITY BOILER CO.. Union, near 

N. Y. C. R. R.. Xiagara Falls, N. Y. 

PRATT CO.. HENRY. 2222 So. Halsted 

St.. Thicsgo. III. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, repairs and sleel 

plate work 

PREELAND STEEL TANK CO.. Portage 

Wi*. 

PRENDERGAST. WM. G., 99 York Si- 

Brooklyn. N. Y. 

PRODUCT.**—Boilers, tank* and repairs 

PRESSED STEEL TANK CO., Milwaukee. 

Wi*. 

PROGRESSIVE IRON WORKS. INC.. 

ISO 4th St., Chelsea, Mass. 

PROSPECT BOILER CO.. 301 Ward Si.. 

New Brunswick. X. J, 

PROVIDENCE BOILER WORKS, 77 So. 

Water St., Providence. R. I. 

PROVIDENCE STEEL ft IRON CO.. 

Kinsley Ave. Providence. R. I. 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—Frank L. Toof 

Vic* Pre*.. Sec. and Mgr. Sales—Harry 

P. Wilson 

Treas. and Pur. Agt.—Charles C. Lulher 

Supl.—P. VV. Hilton 

Capacity—400 PROX 216 Chief PRODUCTS—Slructural Incorporated—$100,000 

Pres. Vice See—J. PRODUCTS—Coal I ncorport mental St.. cars, makes Pres.—Robert Engr.—H. and CO., P. chain* E. of iron 0. I Treo*.—Herman ed—$ eleclric FRANK, Schoemehl Box work tons and W. 150,000 61. F. mine coal per Congdon 1201 cuttorhcods Torre Prox month cullers steel equipment, C. South Haute, Pros and for First Ind. orna mine all 

Railroads—N. T. C, Penna.. C. M. ft St. 

P.. C. ft E. I., T. H. I. ft E. 

PUEBLO BRIDGE ft CONSTRUCTION 

CO., Pueblo, Col. 

Pres. and G. M.—F. H. Bulten 

Vic* Pre*.—M. E. Bulten 

Treaa. and See*—J. A. Bulten 

EQUIPMENT—All equipment necessary 

for building and erecting steel and concrete 

bridge* 


Railroad—D. R. G. XV, 

PUGET SOUND BRIDGE ft DREDGING 

CO.. 811 Central Bldg., Seattle. Wash. 

Pres.—Samu* H. Hedge* 

Vice Pros, and G. M.—Roy E. Milter 

Sec—Raymond J. Huff 

Pur. Agt,—J. L. Morrow 

Storekeeper—J. T. Porayth 

Chief Draflsman—Peter Jensen 

Mech. Engr.—J. B. C. Lockwood 

Elee Engr.—B. G. Flaherty 

Foreman Mach.—Anton Clausen 

Blacksmith—-John Scales 

PRODUCTS—Engineering construction 

Incorporated 

Railroads—G. X.. N. P., TJ. P... Pae. 

Luckenbach, Alaska Steamship Lines 

PUGET SOUND IRON ft STEEL WKS.. 

Tide Flats. Tacoma, Wash. 

Prea.—John C. Roberts 

Vice Pre*.—A. C. Marconnier 

Treas., Sec. and Gen. Mgr.—VV. E. Morris 

PUGET SOUND SHEET METAL WKS. 

3631 E. Marginal Way. Seattle. Wash. 

Pres. and Treas.—D. VV, Bowcn 

Vice Pre*.—H, S, Bowen 

Sec—Eden VV. Flohr 

Mgr. Const.—Frank A. Conrad 

PRODUCTS—Sheet melal work, W -plate 

to 30 gauge 


Railroad—Spur 

PUNXSUTAWNEY BOILER WORKS, 

QUAKER Punxsutawney, CITY IRON Pa. WORKS. 2703 P. 

PUSEY Tioga 4 St., JONES. Philadelphia, Wilmington, Pa. 

Del. 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding, sleel tanks 

PUTNAM CO.. THE, 1 Furnace St.. Put 

Pre*.—A. Vic* Treas.—S. See—C. Incorporated 

PUTNAM PRODUCTS—Boilers, PYNE PRODUCTS—Steel nam.cniter, Pros.—W. CO., Conn. CO.. T. Mas*. J. Reynolds 927 Lamb Gifford THE. H. Rupp Lctand plate 40 etc St., Foster work LouUviUe. St.. WorKy.


Pre*.—H. M. League 

Vie* Pres. —A. II. Britton 

Vice Pre*, and Supt.—Charles E. Prick See and Treat.—VV. R. Ray 

Treas.—J. Rodman McCoy 

Salea Mgr.—H. G. Schueler 

See—J. A, Jensen 

Supl.—Frank! Elred 

Pur. Agt.—J. VV. Palmer 

PRODUCTS—Oil storage lanks. U. G. 

Chief Engr.—H. F. Hiney 

gasoline tanks, sheet metal woik 

Mech. Engr.—John Jensen 


N. Y. Mgr.—G. M. Heller 

Railroad—Ft. Worth ft Denver. Kaly Line* 

PRODUCTS—Riveted and welded sleel READER BROS. & HOFFMAN. Tyrone. 

plat* work, oil and waler tank* 

Pa. 

Capacity—800 lo 1.000 ton* per month Pros., Treaa, and Sec—John R. Reader 

Incorporaled 

Gen. Mgr. and Draflsman—W. H. Reader 

Railroad—Penna., siding 

Pur. Agl. and Mgr. Const.—W. T. Reader 

QUEEN CITY IRON ft WIRE WORKS, 

PRODUCTS—General sheet sleel and angle 

Denver. Col. 

work; boiler*, repair*, hot oir furnace*, 

QUINCY ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. 

slacks, tanks, lire escapes, etc 

212 Summer St., Boston. Mas*. 

Partnership 

QUINN ft CO.. H.. 14 Wharf St.. Glou Railroad*—Tyrone Freight Sta.. P. R. ft. 

cester. Mass. 

READING SCALE ft MACHINE CO., 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, R steel plate work Front and Chestnut St*., Reading*. Ps. 

QUINTARD RAB1NOWITZ. IRON WORKS. SIMON. 742 199 E. Norfolk 12th St.. 

REES ft SONS CO., JAMaS. Duquesne 

St.. 

Newark, 

New 

X. 

York, 

J. 

X. Y. 

Way and Fancourt St_ Puiso'ir-fli, Pt. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural PRODUCTS—Marine boilers, steel steel plate Pres. and G. M.—Thos. M. Ree* 

RACINE work BOILER and shipbuilding ft TANK CO.. 1523 

Vice Pre*.—C. G. Rees 

16lh St.. Racine. Wis. 

See. and Treat.—D. A. Ree* 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—H. L. Wrallen 

Pui. Agt.-—J. N. Blsckmore 

Treat, and Sec—-Wm. Teubner 

Aast. Gen. Mgr.—Chas. B. Gearing 

PRODUCTS —Boilers. lank*. welding, 

Chief Engr.—T. R. Tarn 

heavy aheet metal work 

Siruct. Engr.—Wm. Raring 

Capacily—$75,000 yearly 

Mech. Engr. and M. M.—Wm. Storting 

Incorporated— $ 10,000 

Power Engr.—James Kerr 

Railroads—C. ft N. VV.. C. M. ft St. P. 

Foreman Mach.—James Lomont 

RAFFERTY, J. B.. 92 2nd St., Bovton, 

PRODUCTS—Steel hull steamboat*, en 

Ban, 

gines, boilers, ele 

RALSTON IRON WORKS. 20th and In 


diana Sts.. San Francisco. Cal. 


PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleet and Iron 

REID BROTHERS CO., So. Bellingham, 

work 

Wash. 

RASNER ft DINGER CO.. 850 VV. North 

Pros,—R, A, Reid 

Ave.. N. S.. Pillsburgh. Pa. 

Vic* Pros.—R. E. Reid 

Pr**.—Knox M. Young 

See and Treas.—T. W. Reid 

Vice Pres., Treas. and G. M.—F. E. Milter 

PRODUCTS—Steam and hot waler heat 

See, Pur. Agt. and Supl.—Walter R. 

ing boiler*, special boilers, tanks, etc. 

Scbulti*e 

Railroad*—Water. Great Nor. and X Pae 

Asst. Supl. and Draflimtn—Geo. Hiller 

REINHART A DONOVAN CO.. THE. 801 

Power and Elee Engr.—Jos. Prasky 

Tradesman* National Bank Bldg., Okla 

EQUIPMENT—Machinery for general 

homa Cily. Okla. 

PRODUCTS—General Capacity—5 Incorporated—8120.000; Railroad—Penna., RAY Pres.—F. sheet Henrietta SHEET metal A. METAL Road. to Ray work 8 ton* WORKS. North Wichita sheet per Ave issued. INC.. day Falls, metal Station $63,700 Tex. 

:i? 

Chief Capilal RENNENBERG REPUBLIC Pre*.—I. Treat.— Pros.—M. Vice Treas. Supt.—J. Draftsman—J. Power PRODUCTS—Bridge*, Incorporated 

PRODUCTS—Steel etc. Boston DIV.. Pre*.—John Engr.—E. and Engr.—C. and K. 1290 St.. T. STRUCTURAL C. J. Sec.—D. Davidson ft Surplus—$500,000 

Kahn Keisler Reinhart Baltimore, Rest M. SONS C. L. M. I^mon 53rd plate Porker E. Hoight CO., Reinhart IRON buildings, Donovan Md. St., work E,. WKS. Cleveland. 2639 plants, 0.


See—J. Lehman 

Pur. Agt.—J. L. Klier 

Sole* Mgr.—R. A. Godfrey 

Mgr. Const.—W. T. Hoyes 

Supt.—H. L. Senn 

Struci. Engr.—C. F. Gilbert 

C. E. and Draftsman—J. F. Main* 

M. M.—J. Went ling 

PRODUCTS—Fabricated slructural sleet. 

ornamental iron, steel warehouse 

Capacily—500 tons fabricated steel per 

month, ornamental iron and aleel warehou*e 

tonnage not included 

Incorporated 

Railroada—Penna., N. Y. C, and others 

RESERVE IRON WORKS CO.. 6919 

Quincy St.. Cleveland. 0. 

REUTER BROTHERS. 58lh. Wood and 

Honore Si.. Chicago, III. 

PRODUCT—Slruclural steel fabrication 

REYNOLDS IRON WORKS. J. J.. Box 

1006, Binghamplon, N. Y. 

RHODE ISLAND BOILER WORKS, 614 

So. Main St.. Providence. R. I. 

RICH. J. A G.. 120 No. 6th St.. Philadelphia. 

Pa. 

PRODUCT—Boilers 

RICHMOND BOILER WORKS. 1*1 and 

Richmond Ave.. Richmond. Ind. 

RICHMOND ENGINEERING CO.. INC.. 

Brook Ave. and S. A. L, Ry., Richmond, 

Va. 

Prea. and Trea*.—Ernst XV. Farley 

Vic* Pros.—Thomas J. Stark* 

Sec—R. Grayson Doshirl 

Asst. See—Guy L. Wiley 

Supt.—A. J. Molloy 

PRODUCTS — Sleel plale conotruction. 

tanks, stocks, breeching*, etc. 

Incorporated 

Railroad—Plant siding Seaboard Air Line 

RICHMOND SANITARY MFG. CO., 441 

2nd St.. San Francisco. Cal. 

PRODUCTS—Steel range boilers 

RICHMOND STRUCTURAL STEEL CO., 

18th and Dock Stt, Richmond. Va. 

RICHMOND WATER ft SOFTENER CO.. 

RIESECK Gen. PRODUCTS—Structural Partnership 

Railroads—Penna.. RILEY PRODUCTS—Boilers, See—L. Foreman Foremen—Henry laneous Loui Richmond, politanbele Mgr.—E. ft a. IRON Mo. A. Repairs—Eugene special St., CO.. Amedick Ind. WORKS. L. T. N, woik Bridge Rie*eck B. E„ S.. ft repairs 1201 613 Pillsburgh, and 0. iron Schlick Nash Metro John and St.. P«. miscelSchna- St. 

RILEY FDRY. ft MACHINE WORKS. 

JOHN P., 6-12 South St., Charleston. 

S. C. 

Prop, and Mgr.—John F. Riley 

PRODUCTS—General jobbing and repair 

work, boilers and repsirs. smoke stacks. 

lanks, repairing machinery, brass and 

iron castings, forging*, pattern work 

RIPLEY, INC.. HENRY T.. 80 Boylalon 

St.. Boston. Mass. 

Pre*.—James E. Bewtey 

Treaa.——Emerson Roulston 

See and Pur. Agl.—Anna M. Leach 

Struct. Engr.. Chief Draftsman—Frank 

Li nd strom 

PRODUCTS—Iron ond sleel for buildings, 

slruclural aleel and ornamental 

iron work 

Incorporaled 

RISSBERGER BOILER WORKS. Trivoli 

St., Albany. N. Y. 

RITER-CONLEY CO.. Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh. 

Pa. Plant: Lectsdale, Pa. 

Pros.—C. D. Marshall 

Vic* Pros.—H. H. McClinl c 

Vic* Pro*.—W. S. Mitchell 

Treas.—E. J. Patterson 

Pur. Agt.—H. C. Mill* 

Si*ica Mgr.—H. S. S-.nford 

Gi.i. Mgr. —R. A. McKeon 

Mj;r. Const.--J. L. Wisner 

(At Leetsdale. Pa.) 

Mgr. of Shops— E. H. M.llard 

Chief Engr.—J. T. Donaldson 

Chief Draftsman—J. .'. Crowley 

Gas Engr.—H. E. Gingrich 

Contract Engrs.—C. D. Rawthorne. H. 0. 

Hill. J. M. Roberta and J. A. Nelson 

Engr. Spec Dept.—R. E. Kimball 

Foreman—VV. H. Jewell 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plate construction 

Capacily—120.000 Ions annually 

Incorporated 


RIVERSIDE BOILER WORKS. INC.. 50 

Harvard St.. Cambridge, Moss. 

Pros.. Treas. ond G. M.—John S. Nicholl 

Supl.—H. Chief Incorporaled Capital—$450,000; Railroads—Boston RIVERSIDE ROANOKE Pro*, Vice Pur. Sales Draftsman—C. EQUIPMENT—Riveting PRODUCTS—Range all copper ry. Walnut Prea. Agt.—A. ond sort* Mgr.—L. Engr.—S. 0. IRON tanks G*n. Ave., A. and BRIDGE of 1913 Johnson lank*, ft Holt A. Sec—R. Mgr.—O. Roanoke, Burke Poena and BRIDGE Glen CO., issued, galvanizing boilers, Albany S. Martins Va. ond D. WORKS $349,000 Way Oakey 

siding welding oil land Fee tanks, for


Vic* Pre*., Pur. Agl. and Asst. Gen. Mgr. 

—G. VV. Ookey 

Vice Pros.—R. H. Angell 

Trea*. and See—E. M. Mason 

Mgr. Const.—H. P. Grim 

Supt. Shop—C. L. Well* 

Chief Engr.—J. R. I'ogar 

PRODUCTS— Steel bridge*. .iruciorol 

ateel. ornamenlal iron work and iail cell* 


Railroad*—Main line X. & VV. and 

Virginian 

ROBE PIPE ft FDRY. CO., 32ni and 

Whiteside Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. 

ROBERT IRON WORKS CO.. 180 Main 

St., Boston, Mas*. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plale work 

ROBERTS-HAMILTON CO.. 713 So. 3rd 

St., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Pros, and Treas. E. H. Roberta 

Viee Pret.—M. D. Roberts 

See- E. E. .toberls 

Pur. Agt.—E. VV. Peleraon 

Sales Mgr.—A. G. He*ton 

Mgr. Const.—A. O. Miller 

Chief Draftsman—A. H. Johnson 

PRODUCTS—Sheel metal furnace pipe, 

warm air -register*, etc 

Incorporaled—$500,000: ittued. $253 80'< 

Railroad—C. M. ft St. P, trackage 

ROBERTS SAFETY WATER TUBE 

BOILER CO.. THE, Oakland St.. at 

Railroad Depot, Red Bank. X. J. 

Pret.—Chat. B. Wilkens 

Vice Pros, and G. M.—E. Gerry Robert* 

Treas.—Carol Dowd 

Sec.—Mignon L. Robert* 

Supl.—David LeRoy 

Sale* Mgr.—S. C. Petersen 

Supl.—Wm. Shechan 

Struct, Engr.—R. J. Osborn 

Draflsman—C. VV. Safford 

Foreman Mach.—Fay* Russell 

Foreman—John Slinelt 

Blacksmith—Ed. Squire* 

EQUIPMENT—Slruclural shop, forge *hop 

and machine shop 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel, steel bridges 



Railroad*—Erie. X, Y. C. ft St. L. 

ROCHESTER GEN. BOILER REPAIR 

CO.. 217 Xo. Woier St.. Rochester, N. Y. 

pres.—VV. 3. Routan 

ROCHESTER STEEL CONSTRUCTION 

CO.. 207 Portland St., Rochester, N. Y. 

ROCK IRON CO.. F. N.. 139 Magazine 

Si., Boston, Ms**. 

ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE ft IRON WKS., 

1601 Mill Si., Rock Island, III. 

Pres.—Waller A. Rownfield 

Vice Pres.. Pur. Agt. ond G. M.—Edward 

Msnhard 

Troas.—Maurice S. Carlson 

Sec.—Waller RODGERS BOILER G. Murphy ft BURNER CO., 

Supl.-—Rollie Grand Ave. R. and Crouch G. R. ft L. Ry., Mua- 

Chief kegon, Engr.—A. Mich. N. Whistler 

Struct. ROGERS Engr.—Hugh BROS. O.. Albion, A. Kneisley Pa. 

Chief PRODUCTS—Structural Droftsmon—E. J. William* steel and iron 

PRODUCTS—Structural work 

sleel 

Capacity—8.000 ROGERS STRUCTURAL tons STEEL annually CO.. 


Eagle St.. Cony. Pa. 

Rnilroado—R. Pros.—C. R. Rogers I., Burlington ft St. Paul 

Vice Pres. ond G. M.—J. H. Tro»* 

Trea*. and Chief Engr.—L, E, Roetofs 

Supt.— Karl Haighl 

PRODUCTS—Marine and healing boilers See and S. M.—R. A. Oil 

Incorporated 

ROCH IRON WORKS. T.. 600 Dorman PRODUCTS—-Fabricated slructural sleel 

ROBERTS. St.. Indianapolis, THOMAS. Springfield. Ind. 

O. Capacily—5,000 tons per annum 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural PRODUCTS—Boiler* and sleel repairs work 

Incorporatod 

ROBERTSON ROCHESTER IRON BRIDGE ft CO.. STEEL THE. CO.. 

ROHAN BOILER WORKS CO.. JOHN 

Manayunk, Rochester, Ind. Pa. 

A., 913 La Beaume St.. St. Louis, M«. 

ROBERTSON. Pret.—F. E. J. Bryant G.. 2642 Univereity ROOL-NEILSON ft CO.. 1415 Front St.. 

Trea*. Place, and St. O. Paul. M.—H. Minn. G. Milter 

Sacramento, Cal. 

ROBINSON. A*st, Treas.—E. B. J., L. 2518 Miller Drummond St., PRODUCTS—Boilers and aleel plale work 

See. Vicksburg, Pur. Agt. Mis*. and aYftl G. M.Î. M. 

ROBINSON 219 PRODUCTS—Boiler McCarty melal 198 2nd work BOILER St., Cambridge. WORKS. repair* A. P.. and sheet 

ROSS. 

ROSS Chicago. Mass. BOILER 

A. T.. 

III. 

CO.. 

44 Brookfleld 

3600 Shield* 

St., 

Ave, 

Boston,


ST. JOHN DRYDOCK ft SHIPBUILDING 

ROTE ft CO.. A. B., Lanca*ter, Pa. 

CO.. LTD.. East St. John. Xew Bruns 


wick 

work 

Pres.—Jas. Play fair 

ROURKE ft SONS. JOHN. 610 Bay St., 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Director—D. S. Pratt 

Savannah, Ga. 

Sec and Treaa.—P. W. Grant 

PRODUCTS—Steel repair and boiler work 

Pur. Agt.—H. E. Josnelyn 

ROWEKAMP. BERNARD J„ 2920 Cole- 

Storekeeper—D. McDonald 

rain Ave, Cincinnati, 0. 

Gen. Mgr.—P. D. Rosa 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel and iron 

As*t. Gen. Mgr.—F. G. Wilson 

work 

Mgr. Const.—W H. Milne 

ROY ENGINEERING ft IRON WORKS. 

Supt.—VV. Kaptoin 

INC.. 51-59 Otsego Sl„ Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Chief Engr.—R. G. Watson 

Pre*, and Treat.—G. C. Roy 

Chief Draftsman—W. J. Milne 

Vic* Pros, and G. M.—R. B. Roy 

Elee Engr.—W. W. Vaughan 

Pur. Agt.—A. Radcr 

Foreman Mach.—L. Sweeney 

Supt.—H. S. Swendaen 

Foreman Repairs—XV. Koptain 

EQUIPMENT—Steel plate fabricating ma 

Blacksmith—L. Stewart 

chinery, sleel. iron and brass foundries, 

Foroman Carplenter—VV. G. Ellis 

machine, pattern, forging and blacksmith 

Foroman Steel—A. Berrigan 

shop*, stamping presses 

Foreman Painter—W. Segee 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plale work, tanks, 

Foremin Boilermaker—XV. Ganderton 

forgings, stampings, special machinery 

EQUIPMEXT—Two drydoeks and marine 

Incorporated 

railwoy. futty equipped plate boiler ma 

Railroad—Atlantic Terminal 

chine and woodworking shops 

RUNYAN BOILER WORKS. Chilllcolhe, 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding and repairs 

cor. 17th St.. Porlamoulh, O. 


Prop.—William XV. Runyan 

Capital—$1,000,000 

Struct. Engr.—If. M. Runyan 

ST. JOSEPH STRUCTURAL STEEL 

RUSSELL BOILER WORKS. DANIEL. 

CO.. 8th and Atchison Sis.; St. Joteph, 

93 Boston St.. Boston. Mass. 

Mo. 

RUSSELL BOILER WORKS. JAMES, 9 

Proa, and Treas.—T. W. Dodd 

Dewar Si.. Dorchester. Boston, Matt. 

Vice Pres.—I.. M. Hamlet 

RYAN BROTHERS, 811 Xo. Lewee St.. 

So.- it. i-;. Ui-l.ii- 

SI. Louis. Mo. 


PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairt and sheet 

ateel for bridges and buildings 

mclal work 

RYAN SACKETT IRON WORKS. SCREEN INC., 4 CHUTE E. T.. CO., 19 H. 


B., Brolntroe 1685 Elston Si.. Allston Ave.. Chicago. Station. Boston. III. 


Pros, Mas*. and Treas.—T. A. Jones 

ST. LOUIS ARCHITECTURAL IRON 

Pre*.—E. Vic* Pro*.—W. T. Ryan O. Jones 

CO.. 1907 DeKsIb St., St. Louis. Mo. 

Treas. Sec, G. and M. Sec.—Adolf and P. A.—VV. A. Lederhos A. Jones 

Pre*, ond Treas.—R. E. Moyle 

Pur. Supl.—E. Agl.—W. H. Barnes 

Vice Pres.—A. J. Schachlich 

A. Martin 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental PRODUCTS—Retail coal iron yard and supplies. 

See—R. C. Weber 

bronr* 

contractors' work supplies, structural tleel and 

Siruct. Engr.—A. T. Beni 


sheet im-tnl fabricating 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel, gray iron 

Incorporaled 

casting*, ornamental iron work 

Railroad—B. 4 A. 

SAFETY GAS MAIN STOPPER CO.. 523 220 


Prop.—Patrick Atlantic Ave. Goodman Brooklyn, X. T. 

ST. Pre*, Vice See Atat. Pre*.. Vice See, PRODUCTS Incorporated'—$15,000; PRODUCTS—Sleel Railroad—Mo. Broadway. cher CO.. stack*, 57lh Louis. LOUIS and Pros.—H, Prea. G See ond Treas. 4245 St. If. III. Treas.—O. breeching*, Sales and BOILER METALWARE STRUCTURAL and — Si. and X. Boilers, Pae T. Asst. Mgr. Mgr.—W. Supt.—H. Broadway. B. Louis, P. Pott TANK plate ft B. A.—A. tank*, Treas.—II. Conal.—A. CO., Curtis STEEL Mo. issued, O. boiler ft work F, E. St. Tracks, steel MACHINE 2507 F. Barnes Luepker CO Louis, $13,200 Luepker repairing. M. Birger products E. Kris- K«. Si


Pur. Agt.—R. C. Briidshaw 

Storekeeper—W. B. Crawford 

Supt. Shop—H. T. Moore 

Chief Draftsman—J. G. Illingworth 


steel for bridges and buildings 

Capacity—600 tons 

Incorporated 

ST. PAUL FOUNDRY CO.. Como Ave. 

and Mackubin St.. St. Paul, Minn. 

Pres. and Troa*.—C. M. Power 

Vic* Pre*.—J. F. Maher 

See.—0. I. Ashton 

Pur. Agt.—J. H. Gunlher 

Sale* Mgr.—G. E. Cook 

Gen. Mgr.—F. S. Power 

Supl.—John Allenson 

Siruct. Engr. and Draflsman—E. A. GoeU 

Power Engr.—J. H. Downs 

Elee Engr.—James ttyknl 

Foreman Mach.—M. Miller 

Foreman Struct. Shop—G. V. Guerin 

Foreman Fdry.—Pat McGraih 

Foreman Blacksmith—Jack Erntter 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural ste*l for buildings 

and bridge*, special machinery, heavy 

machinery repairs, gray iron catlings, 

blacksmith Ing 

Capacity—12.000 Ion* castings, 15,000 

ton* slruclural steel 


Railroad*—Three side tracks connecting 

G. X. 

SALT LAKE BOILER ft SHEET IRON 

WORKS. 724 Woodbine Ave, Salt Lake 

City. Utah 

SALT LAKE ENGR. WORKS. 547 XV. 

7ih St., Salt Lake City. Uioh 

SANBORN FURNACE CO.. Melheun. 

Mass. 

SANDERS. ROBERT E.. Ashland. Wis. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and sheet 

metal work 

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO.. Nevada 

Bank Bldg., San Francisco, Cal. 

SARNELLI ft SONS. INC.. 2709 W. 17th 

St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

SCAIFE Pros, Vice See—A. Blacksmith—M. Foroman—John PRODUCTS—Slructural Incorporaled—$20,000; Railroad—Siding Pr*».—J, Vice Sec. Pur. Sales Supt.—J. Sleel Pa, Pros.—William and Agl.—H. Pres. and Mgr.—C. ft M, SONS Treas.—M. V. Tress.—Chas. R. and Gressler Scaife Sproal L. G. CO.. Minikino H. Squilonte on Oberlin M.—A. Frey Soulh Sarnetli WM. M. issued, Sarnclli B„ Frey, and Brooklyn M. Oakmont, Scaife $2,000 ornamenlal Jr. R. R. 

Chief Engr.—E. G. Duden 

PRODUCTS—Tank* for air, gn and 

liquids, water purifying and Altering apparatus 

Incorporated 

Capitol—$1,000,000 


SCANNELL BOILER WORKS. 24 Tanner 

St.. Lowell, Mass. 

Pre*.—Barlh Scannell 

Treas.—Phillip L. Scannell 

Pur. Agl.—George P. Scannell 

PRODUCTS—Power boilers, tanks and 

smoke slack* 


Railroad*—X. Y., X, H. ft H.. B. ft M. 

SCARP * CO. FRANK. 1042 VV. 11th 

St.. Chicago, III. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel fabrication 

SCHERF BOILER CO.. FRANK, 10th 

and Cook Si*., Springfield. 111. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, steel work and repairs 

SCHIMPF. GEORGE A.. Potlsvilte, Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs and sleel work 

SCHLICHTER CO.. E. P., 10 So. 18lh 

St., Philadelphia. Pa. 

PRODUCTS—Sleel pate work and tanks 

SCHLUTER, INC., C. J.. 192198 Banker 

Si., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Pres. and Troas.—C. J. Schluter 

Vice Pret.—Fred Held 

Sec—A. H. Schluter • 

Sunt.—VV. J. Buchanan 

EQUIPMENT—10-fl. square shears, %• 

inch capacity, 36-inch power punches, 

radial drills, electric welding machines. 

5-fl. x 10-ft. rolls. *& brake. No. 10 

brake, shears, riveting machines and general 

plat* shop equipment 

PRODUCTS—Tank*, oil-water pressure. 

Jacket kettle*, tteel smoke stock*, dues, 

special construction 

Incorporated—$50,000; SCHMIDT IRON WORKS. iiiued J $25,000 .G„ 368 

SCHMAHL Harrison CO.. St.. JACOB. Possaic. THE. N. 26-30 J. 

Pres.—-W. Lloyd St.. Hos*an Buffalo. N. Y. 

Pros.. Vice Pros.—M. Troas.. P. Swenson A. and Gen. Mgr.—W. J. 

221 

Schmahl 

SCHMEL1NG Vice Sec—A. Storekeeper—Charlc* Power Foroman PRODUCTS—Sheet Incorporated—$40,000 

PRODUCTS—Steel inch Ind, Pre*.—M. Engr.—Wm. plale Blocksmilh—Krnett G. & ALTER, Weis B. Fort Schmahl Flor plate metal Schmahl Wayne. work 

Dried up to 14


Treas. and Gen. Mgr.—J. Vondermode 

Sec,—G. Ha*-an 

Pur. Agl.—.'. Von Wyk 

Chief Engr.—R. F. Carmichael 

Chief Draftomsn—Ed. Hefty 

Foreman Machinist—Fred Honehwiu 

Foremen—Alvin VV'elyslun and P. Smilh 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural tteel and ornamenlal 

iron 


SCHMOOK. HARRY B.. Springfield, Mo. 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel and iron 

work 

SCHNEIDER IRON WORKS. D. S.. 423 

Dorchester Ave, S. Boston. Mas*. 

Fo re ma n—Sa muel Berman 

PRODUCTS—Iron SCHOFIELD'S SONS and CO.. steel J. for S., building* Edge- 

Capacity—300 wood, cor. Hammond ton* St.. Macon, Go. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers SCHNEIDER MACHINERY and CO.. structural JOS.. sleel 

SCHRADER 401 School IRON St.. WORKS. Joplin. INC.. Mo. 1247 

PRODUCTS—Boiler Harrison St.. S*n Francisco, work and Cal. machinery 

Pro*.—Otto Schroder 

Vice Pre*.—Olto R. Schrader 

See—F. W. Schrader 

Struct. Engr.—P. H. Keil 

Foreman—R. D. Xrgley 

EQUIPMENT—Slructural steel fabricating 

shop, erection equipment 

PRODUCTS—Sleet frames for buildings 


Incorporated 

SCHROFDF.R. A. J.. Donsldsonville. L*. 

SCHREIBER PRODUCTS—Boiler SONS CO.. and L.. tank 3869 work Ivanand 

hoe repair* St., Cincinnati, 0. 

SCHULTER. PRODUCTS—Structural INC., C. K„ 192 steel Banker and iron St.. 

work Brooklyn. X. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, repair*, etc. 

SCHURK IRON WORKS, INC.. 5425 

Manchester Ave.. St. Louie. Mo. 

Pre* and Trws.—Henry Sehurk 

Vice Pre*, and See—Wm. B. Sehurk 

Asst. See and Assl. Tress.—Jos. A. Sehurk 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel for buildings 



SCHWAB A SONS CO.. R. J.. 238 Clinton 

St., Milwaukee. Wi*. 

Pre*.—R. J. Schwab 

222 

Vice Pros., Tres*. and G. M.—Henry. E. 

Aasi. See, Schwab Troas.—Arthur Pur. Agl. and F. Supl.—Charles Hildebrant E. 

Storekeeper—Harry Xevdorf 

Sale* Mgr.—Alfred G. Pomrenning 

Chirf and Power Engr.—Frank Kroening 

Draftsman—Ralph Beauchamp 

Foreman Fdry.—Henry Roelke 

Foroman Tin Shop—Joke Drutsh 

Foreman Pattern Shop—Limit Kroening 

Foreman Mach.—Frank Hemmonn 

EQUIPMENT—Sheet metal, mochine ond 

pattern shop*, foundry 

PRODUCTS—Dome'lie healing apparatus 


Railroads—C. ft X. W-. C. M. ft St. P. 

SCHWAB LE ZOTTE BOILER CO., 16th 

and Canal Sis., Milwaukee. Wis. 

SCHWARTZ BROS ft CO., Cheboygan, 

SCIOTO Mich. BOILER WORKS. 37 No. Scioto 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, Si.. Columbus. 0. ete 

SCOLLEY SCHWEIBISH ESTATE. BROS., JOHN 512 A., E. 74 76th Myrile St.. 

Av*.. Xew York, Brooklyn, X. Y. X. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boiler PRODUCTS—Structural and steel tank work 

SCOTT CO.. T. A.. Xew London. Conn. 


work 

SEATTLE BOILER WORKS. 1128 VV. 

45Ih St.. Seallle, Wash. 

Gen. Mgr, and Pur, Agt,—Frank F. Hopkin* 

Supt. Field Const.—Claude H. Hoffman 

Foreman—Wm. Bell 

PRODUCTS—Boilers. SEEVERS MFG. CO.. 602 tanks. 1st slruclural Ave, XV. 

aleel, Ofkoloooa, refuse Iowo burner*, smoke * ticks 

Capacity—1,000 PRODUCTS—Boiler*, tons of tank*, ateel per etc. month 

SEIBEL, Ownership—Pn-".to 

SUESDORF COPPER ft IRON 

MFG. CO., 2nd and Lombard St.. St. 

Loui*. Mo. 

PRODUCTS—Steel plate work 

SEILER IRON WORKS. INC.. 941 So. 

Pilgrim St.. Stockton. Csl. 

Pro*.—E. L. Seiter 

Vice Pro*.—Jos. Geiger 

See and Treas.—D. MeHugh 

Supt.—Wm. Forth 

Foreman—Wm. Lecklbuteh 

PRODUCTS—Slructural and ornament*! 

steel 

Incorporated 


SENECA Pros. Falls. Barton Sate* ENGINEERING N. Y. and Gen. CO., Mgr.—George Montour P,


Vice Pros., TroaB. and Pur. Agt.—Eorl VV. 

Livings 

Supl.—E. T. Kuhs 

Supl.—George Backman 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel and general 

contracting 

Capacity—300 to 400 Ions per month 

Incorporated 


SEYBOLD WIRE ft IRON WORKS. 

21V, So. St. Joseph Si.. South Bend, 

Ind. 

SHAMRAD BOILER CO.. 1007 So. 8th 

St., Si. Joseph, Mo. 

SHARKEY BOILER ft TANK WORKS. 

INC.. PHILIP J., 2433 VV. 18th St.. 

Chicago, III. 

Pres. ond Gen. Mgr.—Philip J. Shoikey 


SHARPSVILLE BOILER WORKS CO.. 

Sharpsville. Pa. 

Pre*.—-Chat. D. Fogsn 

Vice Prea. and Treas.—F. VV. King 

See—Hugh J. Gorvey 

Sole* Mgr.—H. S. Pell 

Supi.—T. C. Ehrlich 

SHEVLIN ENGR. CO.. Maspeth. X. Y. 

Pur. Agl. and Asst. Engr.—P. Henry 

Engr.—Wm. Raisch 

SHIPLEY CONSTRUCTION ft SUPPLY 

CO.. 42nd St. and 2nd Ave, Brooklyn, 

N. Y. 

Pur. Agl.—J. P. Farlsh 

Etec Engr.—J. Moms** 

Erect. Engr*.—John S. Moore and P. XV. 

Spalding 

SHIPYARD A FOUNDRY CO.. Jeffersonville, 

Ind. 

Pres.—M. A. Sweeny 

PRODUCTS—Boilers ond Marine work 

SHOEMAKER BRIDGE CO., Pottstown, 

Po, 

Pre*, and Trea*.—Lewis F. Shoemaker 

Vice Pre*.. Asst. Troa*. and Cen. Mgr.— 

Joseph H. Fichthorn 

Mgr. Sales—L. D. Rights 

See—Thomas C. Satlerihwail 

A*»t. See—B. Amrein 

Pur. Art.—John McCabr 

Supt.—Ralph VV. Bacon 

Chief Engr.—Stocey H. Widdecomb 

PRODUCTS—Storage 

Chief Draftsman—Clyde Yeakel 

tanks and fitting* M. M.—Joseph Haines 

and gasoline dispensing equipment 

Etec Engr,—-Howard Houck 

SHAW CO.. BENJ. P.. 2nd and Lombard PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel. bridges and 

nts., Wilmington, Del. 

buildings 

PrtODUCTS—Steel lank* 

SHAW ft CO.. L. S.. 5716 Euclid Ave, 

Cleveland, 0- Plant: 2316 East 93rd 

St. 

Pros, ond Troas.—L. S. Shaw- 

Vice Pres—E. D, Shaw 

Sec—R. J. Slatcy 

Storekeeper—V, R. Shaw 

Supl.—E. Williams 

Foreman Mach.—Alex McDonald 

PRODUCTS—Bolter maintenance and betterment 

SHEA BOILER WORKS, 1106 Kansis 

Ave.. Memphis, Tenn. 

SHEET STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. Michigan 

City. Ind. 

Pre*.—D. A. Crawford 

SHERMAN Supt.—H. PRODUCTS—Cotton Incorporated—$ Vice Treas.—0. Sec—W. Storekeeper—J. **uot.—r. Supl.—R. Chief PRODUCTS tor OkU. Gill 18-36 Pros., trucks Draftsman—V. MACHINE E. F. A. H. W. M. Gen. Sheet Nicholson Main Taylor Voelke Carry Frau 100,000 H. and ft metal Timm St.. cleaners A. IRON Sales Drout products Oklohoma. WORKS. Mgr.—R. for City. mo O. 

Incorporated 

Railroads—Penna., Reading P. 

SHREVEPORT SIMMONS' SONS. BLOW PIPE H. C. ft SHEET Main St., No. 

IRON Bennington. WORKS. Vt. 309 Spring St.. Shreveport. 

Partners—M. La. B. Simmons, W. M. Sim- 

SIBBITT mons. F. IRON M, ft Simmons FOUNDRY CO. 

PRODUCTS—Manufacture 217 Moore Ave. Wichita. of Kan. low pres 

Pros.—Benj. sure tubular 3. heating Sibbilt boilers and their 

Vice installation Pros.—VV. S. Henrion 

Capacity—»00 

Vice Pret.—A. E. Schumacher 

See Partnership snd Treas.—Charles Sibbilt 

Struct. SIMPLES Engr.—Charles BOILER STAND E. CO.. Vile 220 

Foroman Hall St., Mach.—Robert Brooklyn. N. Wetdon Y. 

SIMPSON PRODUCTS—Structural BROTHERS. Oakdale, Steel Pa. 

Railroads—A. PRODUCTS—Steel T. S. plale Fe. C, work, R. I. boiler ft repairs, 

etc. 

SIMPSON. EUGENE A.. 88 Broad St., 

Capacily—4.000 PRODUCTS—Structural and Boston. builders, Mass. iron tons work a year 

steel fabricating


SIMPSON CO.. RALPH H.. 130 West 

Au*lin Ave. Chicago, HI. 

Pres.—Ralph H. Simpson 

Treas.—C. P. Clark 

See. and Pur. Agl.—George VV. Dreher 

Supt —J. Zahrobsky 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel and ornamental 

iron and steel work 

Incorporaled 

SIMPSON, ROBERT. 220 Russell St.. 

Brooklyn. N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tanks, ele 

SIMS CO., THE, 18th and Whitley Ave., 

P. 0. Box 700, Erie, P*. 

Pros.—Henry Sim* 

Treas.—Horry Sim* 

See—Geo. A. Sim* 

Pur. Act.—Chorles Yarti 

Sales Mgr.—Harry W. Sims 

Supl. Machine Shop—O. E. Rooncy 

Supl. Foundry—Frank Berchlold 

PRODUCTS—Building of power plant 

equipment, feed water healers, etc 

Incorporated 

Railroads—Nickel Plate siding, access to 

Nickel Plate; K. Y. C. and Penna. 

SIMS ft GRAY IRON WORKS. 550 Bryant 

Si., San Francisco, Cal. 

Sec.—B, Venaber 

Pur. Agl., Gen. and Sales Mgr.—John R. 

Sims 

Mgr. Const, and Foreman—Wm. Hcrang 

Supt.—Chat. E. Gray 

Mech. and Struct. Engr.—Jobn F. Sims 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel, miscellsneous 

and ornamental iron 

Pirtnerahip 

SINKER DAVIS CO., THE. Indianapolis, 

Ind. 

Pres.—J. H. Hooker 

Treas. ond See—H. VV. Blit* 

Pur. Agt.—F. A. Pearson 

Storekeeper—Cho*. Bu*king 

Sales Mgr.—John Cooper 

Supt.—H. XV. Blis* 

Chief Draftsman—John Hindm 

Foreman Moch.—John McLeod 

SIOUX Railroads—G. SIPP Incorporated 

Pres.—Herman Treas. Sec, PRODUCTS—Norfolk Blacksmith—Chan. Foreman PRODUCTS—Saw gine*, Galinsky air general C. 8th, smoke Erie MACHINE M. Pur. CITY and R. furnace, cor. ft boilers, Boiler alack*, steel R., Sales St. Division FDRY. Agt. X., Paterson, CO.. Galin*ky P.. work Shop—Roy boiler breeching*, general Mgr.—J. spur and ft I. Kuehn Keen, mill St.. C BOILER all track, Gen. K. repairing, Siou* machinist C. coat machinery, Warren Kalin J. Suliff B. Mgr.—A. C. foundry CO.. City. ft iron ft ft Q. X. tanks. w;t.*m la. en and VV J. . 

SISTERSVILLE TANK ft BOILER 

WORKS, Sistersville, W. Va. 

Pros.-—XV. L, Sulton 

Vice Pre*.—J. VV. Cushing 

Vice Pret.—VV. J. McCoy 

Trea*. and See—VV. 0. Harrington 

Gen. Mgr.—H. T. Silver 

PRODUCTS—Tank*, boilers and general 

sleel plate construction 

Railroad—B. ft O.. Ohio river shipm-iit* 

SKINNER ft ARNOLD MACHINE CO.. 

INC.. 73 Herkimer St.. Albany, N, Y. 

Pro*.—Geo. II. Stevenson 

Vice Pres.—Henry Ochse 

Treas.—Edward J. O'Connell 

EQUIPMENT—Machine shop 

PRODUCTS—Repair work. *tcam engine 

construction on order 

Incorporaled—$20,000; issue], 815,000 

Railroads—N. Y. C. ft H. R. R.. 1>. ft H., 

boat 

SKOBIS CO., 617 Cedar St., Milwaukee, 

Wi*. 


SMART HEATING CO.. 83J E. E«tiral 

Place. Memphis, Tenn. 

SMITH, ARTHUR E„ 220 Part Ave, 

Ptainfietd. N. J. 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel on-1 iron 

worh 

SMITH IRON WORKS. A. L.. 217 Everett 

Ave. Chelsea, Mass. 

Pros, and Treas.—Arthur L. Smilh 

Vice Pros.—Hiram A. Lerner 

See—Moseley M. Rowe 

Pur. Agt.—Henry Bloom 

Chief Engr.—Harold R. Winter 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel and ornamental 

iron 


SMITH CO.. THE H. B.. 57 Main St., 

Westfletd Mn**. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and steel 

work 

SMITH CO.. H. B.. 1108 Webster Ave. 

Cleveland. 0. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs, etc 

SMITH Pre*, Vice Sec—Warren Incorporaled 

PRODUCTS—Boiler Railroads—Erie. SMITH Pres.—Harold 1st 2nd See Asat, Ave. and Milwaukee, Vie* Vice and Pres.—Henry and See—Louis sheel ft CO.. Paterson, Treas.—Herman Pre*.—Irving Pre*.—Charles SON. Trea THE metal Wis. R. E. *.—Char SAMUEL, D. T. Smilh N. Smith Charles 

J. work L. L., J. Hewat repsira. ft tee R. 150 1125 F. VV. F. R. Smilh Smith Railroad Guenther 32nd Smith aleel St.. plate


Pur. Agl.—Lesler C. Sholes. 

Ssle* Mgr.—Reuben Bowen 

Supl.—Walter Mickelson 

Chief Engr.—A. W. Rybeck 

Power and Elee Engr.—Harry O'Xeil 

Foreman Mach.—-Win. Koch 

Foreman Repairs—Ray Krueger 

Blacksmith—A. Ludwig 

EQUIPMENT—Machine shop. foundry. 

slructural shop, pattern shop 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers concrete mixing 

machinery, gray iron and semi-steel 

casting* 

Capacity-—$2,000,000 

Incorporated—$1,250,000 j issued. $594,- 

700 

Railroad—C. M. ft St. P. 

SMITH ft CAFFREY CO.. I.odi and Beor 

SI*.. Syracuse, N. Y. 

Pre*, ond Troas.—Wm. Blackwood Smith 

Vice Pre*.—James S. Caffrey 

See and Pur. Agl.—David C. Pork 

Struct. Engr.—Frank B. Floyd 

Chief Draftsman—Charles Murphy 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel. ornamrnlal 

iron work 

Capacity—500 tons per muiith 


Railroads—X. Y. C. Weal Shore, D. L. 

ft VV. 

SMITH. NIMMO ft CO., McKeesport, Pa. 

Prop, and Pur. Agl.—Roy ('. Price 

PRODUCTS—Ornamenlal iron work 

SMOCK CO.. HOWARD, 439 Mossaehusetts 

Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repair*. *leel tank 

work 

SNEAD ARCHITECTURAL IRON WKS.. 

Louisville, Ky. 

SNOW CO.. I. L„ 79 Mechonic. Rockland. 

Me 

Pros, and G. M.—Israel Snow. Sr. 

Vice Pre*.—John I. Snow 

Treas.—R, K. Snow 

Pur. Agt.—C. S. Montgomery 

Supl.—Robt. A. Snow 

Foreman Maeh.—M. R, Snow 

Sec.—I. VV. Riegner 

Assl. Sec—H. A. Neide 

Pur. Agt.—Robert Flam 

Supt. of Shop—John F. Jackson 

Chief Draftsman—Robert Flam 

Eli-e Engr.—Richard Duden 

Foreman Mach.—J. Geo. Sotter 

EQUIPMENT— Hydraulic riveters, by. 

draulic pre**, rolls, planer*, fully equipped 

machine shop aud plale fabricating 

*hop, with electric welding equipment 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, boiler*-, slacks and 

all type* of plate fabricated work 

Capacity—300 to 350 tont per month 

Incorporated—$:100.000; issued. ,216,500 

Railroads— Penna. siding and Reading Co. 

siding 

SOUTH BEND BOILER WORKS. Soulh 

Bend, Ind. 

SOUTH SIDE FDRY. ft MACHINE 

WORKS. P. O. Box 865, Charleston, 

VV. Va. 

Pre*.. Treat.. Pur. Agt., Sale* and Gen. 

Mgr.—G. T. Thayer 

Sec—G, T. Thayer. Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Sheet metal, machinist work. 

founders, principally equipment for coal 

mines 


SOUTHERN BOILER WORKS, 215 W. 

Adams St.. Belleville HI. 

Owner—John Isselhardt 

A*»l. Gen, Mgr.—John Isselhardt, Jr. 

PRODUCTS—Manufaeiurers of boilers, 

slack*, lankt 

Railroad*—L. ft X.. I. C. Southern 

SOUTHERN BOILER ft TANK WORKS. 

Box 143. Memphis, Tenn. 

G. M. and Chief Draftsman—T. S. Stanton 

Foreman Mach.—R. A. Gifford 

EQUIPMENT—For boiler thop and 

plale work 

PRODUCTS—Anything made of steel. 

structural and plale 

Partnership 

SOUTHERN ENGINE ft BOILER CO., 

Jack*on. Tenn. 

EQUIPMENT—Machine ond boiler shops. 

225 

Pro*.—Howard VV. Dow 

SOD SOTTER Prea.. Vice Treas.—Fred Treas, Pros, Vice PRODUCTS—Heating Incorporaled—$200,000 

Railroad*—Moine paratus, Pa. ele 2300 mill, Lines E Pros.—Thomas Pret.—Philip and Gen. and MANN marine BROTHERS Morgan Mgr. radiator and See—Waldemar HEAT Soller railway Sales Const.—Wm. St., C. ft CO., shields Sorter Xansen St. R. Mgr.—H. POWER and ond Louis. R.. Pollstown, ventilaring Pinckert shipyard Eaolern CO., Sodemann Mo. M. Lessig store, S. apS. 

SOUTHWESTERN SPEDDEN SPEIR SPENCER Sales Chief Pros, Treas.—H. Assl. Pur PRODUCTS—Boilers, 506 and London, VVilliamsport, Agt.—J. Troas.—F, and Mgr.—S. BROTHERS, Kenwood San SHIPBUILDING HEATER G. Mech. Conn. V. Francisco M.—Chas. E. Beach WRECKING J. Pa. Ave.. W, Dunbar Engr.—M. CO.. Fort MacMullan Earnest St.. tanks Baltimore. Ft. X. CO.. Neck. CO.. El Tull Park C. Paso. Boston Gilteil Xew Md. St.. Tex,


PRODUCTS—Spencer magazine feed heal Chief Engr.—Frank O. Pendorf 

ers 

Draftsman—E. C. Kelly 

Railroad*>—Penns. and Reading sidings Sates Engr*.—VV. D. Birbeck and A. E. 

SPIRAL BOILER ft RADIATOR CO., Harvey 

998 Raymond Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Power and Elee Engr.—Charles Menke 

SPRENGER ft SONS. JOSEPH, 1186 XV. Foroman Mach.—Francis P. Brill 

Jefferson St.. Detroit. Mich. 

PRODUCTS—Gas holder*, ateel tank*. 

PRODUCTS—Steel ptole work 

plale and alruclural steel work, cast iroa 

SPOKANE CULVERT ft TANK CO.. 

work 

North End Division Street Bridge, Spo- Capacity—40.000,000 lbs. annually 

ksne. Wash. 


Pres.—E. E. Placek 

Railroads—C. C. C. ft St. L„ Penna.. B. 

Vice Pros.. G. M. and P. A.—C. A. Mowry ft O, N. ft W. 

Asst. See—M. Hanifen 

STAFFORD IRON WORKS. 331 Canal 

Chief Engr.—A. P. Mowry 

St., Worcester, Msss. 

PRODUCTS—Galvanised corrugated metal Pros, and Trea*.—VV. M. Pcoston 

products 

Vice Pre*.—C. Lockwood 


See. and Supl.—A. Johnston 

Railroads—Five transcontinental roads Supl.—C. Lockwood 

SPRINGFIELD BOILER CO.. 1901 E. 

PRODUCTS—Ornamenlal iron jobbing 

Capitol Ave., Spring6cld, III. 

Incorporated 

Pres- Troas. ond Pur. Agl.—Owstey Brown STAMFORD IRON WORKS, 331 Canal 

Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Sales—J. S. Ham- St., Stamford, Conn. 

merstough 

PRODUCTS—Steel tanks, boilers 

Sec—H. H. Dickerman 

STANDARD BOILER WORKS. 36 W. 

Supt,—R. F. Potter 

Commercial St.. Seattle, Wash. 

Chief Engr.—H. J. E. Banck 

STANDARD BOILER WORKS. (Moder 

Chief Draftsman—VV. A. Bourland 

Bros ft Co.). 12th ond Buttonwood St.. 

PRODUCTS—Water lube sectional power Lebanon, Pa. 

boilers 

Treas.—D. O. Moder 


Supl.—J. F. Border 

Railroads—B. ft O., C. ft A., Wabash, III. PRODUCTS—Plalework, buoys, stocks, 

Cent. 

flues, etc 

SPUCK IRON ft FOUNDRY CO., 3145 

Partnership 

North 14th St.. or cor. 14th and Branch Railroads—Penna. and Reading 

St., St. Louis. Mo. 

STANDARD BOILER ft PLATE IRON 

Chairman—Wm. A. Block 

CO.. THE. Nile*, O. 

Pros.—E. C. Hanpetor 

Pres. and Trea*.—D, J. Finney 

Vice Pros.—Chas. A. Block 

Vice Prea.. Sec and G. M.—C. W, Finney 

Sec snd Treas.—Henry VV. Becker 

Asst. Gen. Mgr.—O. R. Gilbert 

Gen. llgr.—John H. Gortche 

Supi.—G. F. Pendleberry 

Chief Draflsmsn—Fred A. Meyer 

PRODUCTS—Tank*, refinery equipment 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural. ornomcntol and and ateel plate construction 

cast Iron 

Capacily—1.200 lo 1.500 tona monthly 

Capital—$25,000; surplus $183,634.61 Incorporaled—$100,000 

STACEY BROS. GAS CONSTRUCTION 

Railroads—B. ft 0., Erie, Penna, 

CO.. Station P. Elmwood. Cincinnati. O. 226 

STANDARD BOILER ft STEEL WORKS, 

STACEY 

Pros.—James 

Sales Mgr. Chief Capacily—15.000 Pros, Vice Sec. Pur. Sates Supl.—Albert Vice Treas. Pur. Supt.—James PRODUCTS—Gas Incorpo ond Pres.—Thomas Agl.—Edward Agl,—Evan Pres.—Andrew Consl.—R. and Engr.—Wm. Mgr.—Geo. Mgr.—Wayne and rated—$400,000 

MFG. Trea*.—Edw. Gen. See—A. CO.. J. 

E. 

Kohl Mgr.—J. Taylor S. 

Sltcey 

5001 Boyle Ave. Los Angeles. Cal. 

Ions T. H. THE. holders A. H. Osborne Stacey C. J. L. Dories Cress Miller J. per Corde* Stacey Ranshaw Pope Cincinnati, Baechle Frank and year ter sleel Stacey tanks O. STANDARD Pres.—Rasmus Vice Tress.. Storekeeper—Fred Supl.—Chris Foremsn ninrk'-raith EQUIPMENT—Boiler Capacily—500 Railroada—-Ship Kuhrts. blackamith chin*tion any Bank Pros.—G. trunk Railway; See. shop Bldg.. Mach.—L. BRIDGE Jr, A. lines ahop, Andersen P. Omaha, tons H. P.'.turn J. on A. CO.. no Lungren Kuhrl* Andersen boiler the per S. and switching 1302 Neb. Los and Kronhrimer 

month repair G. Angeles City M.—Geo. plate charge ahop, Nat- Junc abop, ma- J. to


STANDARD HEATER CO., 240 West St.. STAR MACHINERY CO.. 1741 1st Ave. 

Wiltiamsport, Pa. 

So. Seattle, Wash. Plant: 207 Horton. 

STANDARD MACHINE CO., 311 Fiflh 

St. 

Ave, So. Nashville Tenn. 

Pres.—C. Rabel 

STANDARD METAL PRODUCTS CO., 

Vice Pros, and Sale* Mgr.—V. E. Rabel 

558 Bryant St.. San Francisco, Col, Atst. See-—Martin Taylor 


Pur. Agl.—L, Z Evan a 

STANDARD SHEET METAL MFG. CO.. 

Supt.—H. M. Belles 

Washington, Pa. 

Power Engr.—VV. A. Farris 

STANDARD SHEET METAL WORKS, 

Foreman Mnch.—H. M. Belle* 

1405 30th St., Milwaukee, Wis. 

EQUIPMENT—Machine ahop and yards, 

Vice Pros.—John G. Mattes 

5 acres, office and showroom* on sales 

Vice Pre*.—Jos. J. Mattes 

floors. 40,000 so. feet 

Treat.—Jacob Schofiner 

PRODUCTS—Machinery merchants snd 

Sec—Edw. J. Spelter 

manufacturers 

PRODUCT—Portable building. 


STANDARD STEEL ft IRON WORKS. 

Railroads—S. X., C, M. ft SI. P. 

6 Mechanic St.. Boston. Mat*. Affili STAR ORNAMENTAL IRON ft WIRE 

ated with Stonwood Corp.. Covington, CO.. 2319 Forbe* Sl„ Pillsburgh, Pa. 

Ky. 

Mgr.—Hyman Blum 

STANDARD WATER SYSTEMS OF N. 

STAR TANK CO.. North Collage Ave, 

J., Hampton. X, J. 

Goshen. Ind. 

Pro*.—E. R. Burlingham 

Prop, and Gen. Mgr.—Arthur E. Schrock 

Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. A. Bogart Foreman—Frod Schwek 

Treas. and Sec—H. R. Coyt* 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers Sleel lank*, 

Pur. Agt.—E. D. Bigelow 

boats, bins and cribs 

Chief Engr.—J. A. MaeLcan 

STARK ft CO.. N. M . 1215 Mulberry St.. 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler, machine, carpenter l)c* Moine*. Iowa 

ahops and foundry 


PRODUCTS—Power plant auxiliaries STATEN ISLAND SHIPBUILDING CO.. 

Capacity—$500,000 annually 

3075 Richmond Terrace Mariners Har 

Incorporated 

bor. Stolen Island. X. Y. 

Railroad*—C. R. R. of N. J., D. L. ft VV. Pros.—Wm. J. Davidson 

STAR IRON ft STEEL CO.. 435 E. lllh Vice Pres.—John Tracy 

SI.. Tacoma, Wash. 

Vic* Prea.—James T. Davidson 

Pros.. Trea*. and G. M — R. N. Allen Treas. and See—George H. Bale* 

Vice Pres.—George D. Xewbegin 

Pur, Agt.—Robert C. Miller 

See—Stuart Bryan 

Storekeeper—Frank Adam* 

Office Mgr.—W. C. Johnson 

Supt. Hull Const.. Mach.—J. Xelson 

Snpt.—C. M. Slyer 

Chief Engr,—A. C. Leaverton 

Struct. Engr.—J.. B. Jensen 

EQUIPMENT—Six floating dry docks, ca 

Draftsman—A. B. Burke 

pacity up to 10.000 tons; machine and 

Mech. Engr.—A. Gordon May 

boiler shop, heavy machinery, iron and 

Foroman Stocl Fabricating Shop—J. R. bra** foundries 

Ferguson 

PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding and repairing. 

Foreman Mach.—E. T. Hopkins 

engine and bolter repairing, tank work, 

Foreman Blacksmith—Fred Wteland 

iron and brass easting*, ele 

EQUIPMENT—Forge shop, slruclural *trel Incorporated 

227 Incorporated—$100,000 

Railrosds—No. PRODUCTS—Steel PRODUCTS STAR fabricating structing work, chinist!,turers.ber-handling Si. work, Cleveland, Marietta. P.. IRON boiler structural G. Brute engineer*, crews O. — N.. and O. WORKS. cranes, repairs Forging* Pae. eleclric U. machine plate steel P. spur contractor*, logging 2350 205 hammerhead and shops, fabricator*, track: Second E. cars, sheet , blacksmilti 

,, field C. 76lh manufac '. ele H. metal Ave. lum Si.. ... conma . ft . STATOM STEACY Railroad—B. Pros, Treas.—M. Asst. Incorporated 

Pres.—H. Assl. 100 Vice connection York 7lh Ala. Cadot York, shares Pres. Treas.—A. Pret., and Treat,—R. St. BOILER SCHMIDT Pa. G. ond VV. ond at L. Treaa. ft wilh M.—VV. Harding* $100 Stotom Glen WORKS Gen. MFG. O. F. S. all and Moyer siding, Schmidt 

Addie Mgr,—H. CO.. road* B, Wks. Statom Ave.. free INC.. Arch entering Mgr.—J. Hordinge lighterage Anniston. St., New J.


PRODUCTS—Structural sleel. iron work, Chief Draftsman—F. A. Keller 

boilers 

M. If,—[van Johnson 

STOEHLE MACH. ft SUPPLY CO.. Black Elee Engr.—0. Wohtencroft 

Hawk, Col. 

Foreman Mach.—H. J. Diltemulh 

PRODUCTS—Boiler*, machinery and sup Foreman Blacksmith—Wm. Shearer 

plies 

Foreman B. F.—Fred Gebhardl 

STOLTZ ft SON. INC.. JOSEPH. West 

Foreman Fdry.—George Hosier 

170th St. and E. Harlem River, New PRODUCTS—Riveled and welded tleel 

York. N. Y.: Highbridge Slalion 

plale specialist*, foundry and machine 

Pros.—Joseph SlolU 

shop, general work 

Tress.—X. S. Jerome 

Capacily—350 lo 400 men 

Sec. and Pur. Agt.—William J. Slolts Incorporated—$1,800,000 

St met. Engr. and Draftsman—Adolph Railroada—N. Y. C. Penna. 

Kurras 

STUPP BROS. BRIDGE ft IRON CO.. 

EQUIPMENT—Forging hammers, punch Syndicate Trust Bldg. Plant: Weber 

presses, plale bending rolls, machine Rd. and Mo. Pae Track*, Si. Louis. Mo. 

shop 

Pros.—E, P. Stupp 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel and orna- Vice Prea.—J. W. Thomsen 

nielat iron work, forging' 

Treas.—N. J. Stupp 

STRADW1TZ ft SCOTT. 537 So. 2nd St.. Sec.—Julius Stupp 

Camden, X. J. 

Atsl. See—H. S. Bossctt 

PRODUCTS—Sleel ptsle work 

Supt.—M, Hunlhausen 

STREATOR BOILER WORKS. 115-117 

PRODUCTS—Fabricating struclural Heel 

S. Sterling St., Slreator, III. 

Capacity—1.500 tona per month 

Pros.—A. J. Groene 

Incorporaled 

Treat.—Audrey Coulson 

SUBMARINE BOAT CO.. Newark. X. J. 

Foreman Mach. and Repairs—Tom Bskaler SUMNER IRON WORKS, 41*1 and Cas 

PRODUCTS— Manufacturers of slacks, cade St.. Everett. Wash. 

boilers, repair work 

Pres.—P. XV. Sumner 


Vice Pros.. Gen, and Sales Mgr.—T. B. 

Railroad—Wobash 

Sumner 

STROBEL STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

Treas.—M. S. Mitchell 

53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, III. Sec and Pur. Agt.—F. F. Sumner 

Pros.—E. Haupl 

Storekeeper—Frank Da foe 

Vice Proa.—C. VV. Haupt 

Works Mgr.—George B. Sumner 

See—A. M. Jones 

Gen. Foreman—John Stelting 

Supt.—T. P. Inglesby 

Chief Engr.—P. F. Lueth 

EQUIPMENT—R. R. equipment for erec Mech. Engr.—George Dorman 

tion derricks, engines, etc 

Foroman Repair*—O. A. Olson 

PRODUCTS—Bridge building, slruclural Foreman Blacksmith—Evans Harmon 

steel, bascule bridges 

Foroman Pattern Shop—Vera Billings 

Incorporated 

Foroman Fdry.—Gilbert Soley 

STRUCTURAL STEEL ft FOUNDRY 

Foromon Boilers—VVm. Funke 

CO.. 545 XV. 7lh St., South. Sail Lake EQUIPMENT—Boiler and b1oek«.milh, 

City. Utah 

foundry (iron, steel ond brass): machine 

Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—Simon Rosenblatt shop, pattern thop, carpenler shop 

Vice Pres. Sale* and Sec—P. A. Mat- PRODUCTS—Boiler*. tanks. saw and 

tingly 

STRUTHERS. Soles Chief 229 Pros, Treas. See—R. Pur. Sto Works Troas.—M. Capacity—100 Railroads—Un. Engr.—Thos. EQUIPMENT—Complete sylvaniatural Rio rckceper—Jo Agt.—L. and Engr,—h. Mgr.—P, and Grand* Mgr.—T. shop, S. Oen. Asst. Ave. WELLS S. Hall A. foundry J. Ion* Mgr.—J. h Pae Rosenblatt H. F. See—R. C. n Stuart Warren. Anderson CO.. Guild MeEvoy Schuyler per Burkhart System iron 1009 month T. Pa. boiler C. ond Dillon While and Penn sleet and Denver strucA 

SUN Chairman—J. Pre*.—John Trea*. Pur. Chief Naval Elee PRODUCTS—Ship Incorporaled—$3,500,000 

Railroads—Reading. Capacity—$1,000,000 Incorporated—$250,000: Railroad*—G. Vice dry boiler*, ment* 

shingle 

Foot SHIPBULDING Agl.—H. Pre*. Pres. Engr.—T. Engr.—A. Architect—J. and dock. of caslings. 

mill 

Sec.—William ond Morton Sale*—Robert G. Sun-Doxford N. N.. 

machinery 

W. Pew Gen. M. A. Pew, ft N. machinery Scott Ave.. building, Howits VV. Jackson Penns.. DRY Mgr.—R. P.. per Jr. Hudson Cracmer Chester, issued, Haig DOCK C. Diesel year M. ship waler CO.. L. ft $222,800 engines. repairs. Pa. Burke St. shipP.


SUPERIOR BODY CORP.. 18th and Bran- TASHENBERG BROS., JJ Illinois St.. 

son St., Marion, Ind. 

Buffalo. N. Y. 

Pro*, and Gen. Mgr.—Ed. Walsh 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, steel plate ond sheel 

Vice Pres.—A. G. Messick 

work 

Vice Pres.—R. J. Spencer, Jr. 

TAUNTON BOILER WORKS. 12 Stanley 

Treas.—H. E. Seller* 

St.. Taunton, Mass. 

See. Pur. Agl. and Asst. Gen. Mgr.— TAYLOR ft FICHTER STEEL CON 

J. B. Sisson 

STRUCTION CO., 132 W. 42nd St.. 

Supt.—VV, Sanders 

Now York, N. Y. 

Chief Engr.—B. Meredith 

TAYLOR IRON WORKS ft SUPPLY CO., 

PRODUCTS—Steel dump bodies 

Macon, Ga. 

Capacity—1 yard, 1%, 114. 1H, l*i. 2. Prea.—W. A. Taylor 

4. 8 and 12 

Vic* Pres.—C. A. McAlisler 

Incorporated — $144,000; bonds issued, Sec and Treat.—P. E. Adams 

$50,000 

Pur, Agl.—J. W. Fulghum 

Railroads—Penna., C. ft 0.. N. K. P.. Big Chief Engr.—W. P. Fleming 

Four, Junction 

Foreman Mach.—H. R. Mason 

SUPERIOR MACHINE ft BOILER WKS., Foreman Boiler Shop—J. W. Boland 

840-850 VV. Superior St.. Chicago, III. PRODUCTS—Machine shop, foundry, boil 

Pres. and Treas.—P. Weiler 

er shop and slructural shop 

Vice Pres. and See—F. C. Dresmal 

I n corpora led—$ 100,000 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairs and machine Railroad—i80-ft. aide track 

work 

TEACHOUT. H. E., 37th and Erie R. R.. 

SURFACE COMBUSTION CO.. 366 Ger- 

Cleveland, O. 

ord Ave. Bronx, New York. N. Y. Plant: PRODUCTS—Boilers, tank work, ele 

2288 Albion St., Toledo. O, Formerly TENNESSEE METAL CULVERT CO., 

Improved Appliance Co. 

85 Arcade, Nashville. Tenn. Plant: 

Pros.—Henry A. Loebell 

West Nashville. Tenn. 

Vice Pres.—Frank H. Adam* 

Prea.—H. B. Anderson 

Vic* Pre*,—Forrest VV, Manker 

Vice Prea. and Supt.—M, D. Hotmea 

Sec—E. M. Doig 

Treas. and See—L. G. Boxwell 

P. A.—M. Goodman 

Sates Mgr.—Ed. D. Turner 

EQUIPMENT—Plale and boiler, machine PRODUCTS—Corrugated metal culverts, 

and pattern shops, foundry 

light gauge tank* 

PRODUCTS—Speciol machinery for iron I n corpora ted—$2 5,000 

and sleel mill* 

TERRE HAUTE BOILER WKS, CO.. 

Incorporaled 

12th at Crawford St., Terr* Haute, Ind. 

Railroads—B. ft 0.. Penna.. XV. ft L. E. Pros.—W. H, Cliff 

(At Toledo, O.) 

See and Pur. Agt.—VV. C. Kayser 

Chief Engr,—E. W. Weaver 

Supt.—Geo. Font 

Chief Draflsman—F. R. Colby 

Chief Draflsman—Lester Glenn 

Supl,—H, TACOMA STEEL C. Hickentooper BOILER WORKS. 1121 PRODUCTS—Boilers, tank*, stock*. *truc- 

Supi.—A. Dock St., M. Tacoma, Degner Wash. 

turata, aheei iron and plale construction 

PRODUCTS—Boiler TAMPA SHIPBUILDING ft and ENG. blast CO.. furnace Incorporated 

stove Foot So. burners, Water automatic St., Tampa. furnace Flo. appli TEXAS BOILER A TANK CO., 601 Xorth 

PRODUCTS—Marine ances, industrial furnaces work for and steel, bolter wire. re St.. Fort Worth. Tex. 

galvaniring pairs and enameling plants 

•2..:j 

Pres.—Jno. S. Burrows 

SYKES CO.. THE. 2300 VV. 58th St., 

Pres. Vice See—R. Gen. Pur. Supt.—C. PRODUCTS—Fabrics Incorporated—$200,000 

Railroads—B. Chicago, Agt.—E. Proa.—J. Mgr.-—H. and R. Treas.—A. H. III. Sykes ft Lithgow C. H. M. O., English Rowley Browne tod Penna, L. Sykes tteel prod uc Is 

Vice Pres.—Mrs. Jno. S. Burrows 

Treat.—Leslie PRODUCTS—Boiler, TEXAS THAMES Supl.—Geo, Incorporated—$30,000 

Railroad—T. PRODUCTS—Shipbuilding sheet Boas Tex. No. Conn. boiler BRIDGE TANK of MARINE iron and work Riverside ft and E. E, R, CO.. CULVERT RY. Zaner P., Front plate Burrows private Wealhcrford, ft Park. tank work SHIPYARD. 

Si*-, CO.. track and New and Fort So. repairs, general Tex, Haven. Worth,


THIBODAUX BOILER WORKS. Thibo- TODD DRY DOCKS. INC.. 1801 16th 

dsux. La. 

Ave.. S. W, Seattle. Wash. 

THOMASVILLE IRON WORKS. Thom- Chairman—C. VV. Wiley 

viHe, Ga. 

Pres.—II. VV. Kent 

PRODUCTS—General steel work and boil Vic* Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—A. R. Hunt 

er repairs 

Sec. and Troa*.—O. M. Lund 

THOMPSON MFG. CO.. (Formerly Welgle Pur. Agl.—C. R. English 

Sleel Pipe Works), 3001 Larimer St.. PRODUCTS—Marine repair work only 

Denver. Col. 

Incorporatod 

Pre*, and G. M.— 1. E, Thompson 

TOLEDO CRANE CO.. Lincoln Way and 

Vice Pros, ond Troas.—J. L, Brown 

N. Y. C. R. R., Bucyrus, 0. 

Sec.—VV. A. VVeigelt 

Pres.—C. F. Michael 

Supl.—F. XV. Rehkow, Jr. 

G. M. and Chief Engr.—C. E. Schirmer 

Chief Engr.—G. H. Garret! 

PRODUCTS—Overhead electric traveling 

EQUIPMENT—Complete equipment for cranes and hoiats 

plale steel work and sheel sleel work I nco rpo ra ted—$200,000 

PRODUCTS—Pipe, culverts, stocks, tonka, Railroads—N, Y, C.. Penna, 

steel warm air furnace* 

TOLEDO METAL MFG. CO.. Cleveland, 

Incorporated 

cor. Michigan. Toledo. O. 

TIPPETT ft WOOD. INC., 162 Howard PRODUCTS—Steel plate and sheel work 

St., Phillipsburg. X. J. 

TOLEDO SHIPBUILDING CO., INC., 

Pros, and Treaa.—R. VV. Becker 

2245-2357 Front St.. Toledo, 0. 

Vic* Pres.—Wm. A. Brunner 

Pre*, and Treat.—H. S. Wilkinson 

Sec—S. T. Wilson 

Vice Pros.—Edward Hopkins 

Supl.—V. Hartley 

Astt. Treaa. and Sec.—A. D. Black 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plate fabrication, tanks. Pur. Agt.—Otto Hall 

pipes, stack*, imoke flues, penstocks, Mgr. Const.—Joseph F. Rawlinson 

bine, hoppers, standpipes, etc; riveted Chief Engr.—John A. Crafls 

and welded construction 

Chief Draftsman—John L, Goblc 

Incorporated—10.000 shares common no PRODUCTS—Sleel ships and ship ma 

par value; 820 shares preferred, $100 chinery 

par value 

Incorporaled—60,000 share*, no par value 

TITUSVILLE IRON WORKS CO-. THE. 

Railroad—W. ft L. 

Tilusville, Pa. 

TOLEDO WIRE ft IRON WORKS. THE. 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. T. Dillon 

Locust and Onridt Sit.. Toledo. 0. 

Treat.. Sec and P, A.—J. W. Borne Pros.—Wlllard D. Robison 

Vice Pres.—B. A. Brennan 

Vke Pros, and Treas.—XV. M. Ashley 

Assl. Treas. and Aart. See—H. H. Crosby See—Randolph P. Whitehead 

Supl. Mach. Dept.—W. A. Smith 

Supt.—S. Smith 

Supt. Boiler Depl.—T. J. McXomira Supi.—H. Melcher 

Chief Engr. Mach. Depl.—C. E. Fisher Chief Engr.—C. L. Ferguson 

Chief Engr. Boiler Dept.—P. M. Hull Struct. Engr,—A. V. Blackburn 

PRODUCTS—Manufacturers of boilers, all PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel, ornamental 

types; tanks, general plate work, gas Iron and bronze work 

and steam engines, rotariea, pump*, ele Capacity—200 tons per month. $20,000 

Incorporaled—$2,500,000 

worth of ornamenlal iron 

Railroad**—Penna.. N. Y. C. 

2,11 

Railroad—Spur tormina! connection* 

TODD CONSTRUCTION ft DRY DOCK 

TOMAHAWK STEEL ft IRON WORKS. 

TODD Troos.—Frank Sec.—J. Assl. Pur. C. Storekeeper—James Chief PRODUCTS—Ship Gen. Pres.—J. Vice Vic* marine lyn, CORP.. REPAIR E.—Geo. Agt.—Harold Pres.—Joseph Pros.—James Pres.—VVm. Mgr.—J. DRY See—John Draftsman—Charles N. L. and Herbert Y. DOCK, Tacoma. CORP., Lawder P. stationary H. A. Haynct ENGINEERING V. H. Relmers Eves Todd Shannon Haag. McDonald Waih. building, E. Fool T. Smith Anderson Bonnett oil 23rd VV. Jr. ship Avery burners ft St.. repairt, Brook TOPEKA Treas, See—Poul Pres.—John Vice Treat.—G. See Supt,—John Supt.-—B, Engr.—I. Pros, Vic* Foreman—R. Tomahawk. Topeka. 113 and Pros, Pros.—H. and to FOUNDRY STEAM 135 Gen. VV. Kan. Gen. W. Solet and P. A. Matching Donrke L. Clark Jefferson Wis. BOILER Aronhalt See Erwin Mgr.—G. Supt.—Waller Mgr.—Henry Mgr.—C. W. Arthur ft vers IRON Page WORKS Ave., L, WORKS. B. By Topeka. CO., Smilh Bromich bee Kan.


PRODUCTS—Breeching*, stick*, tank* and Chief Engr.—R. D. Snodgrata ' 

plale metal work 

Chief Draftsman—G. A. Cook 


Mech. Engr.—W. Sehutt 

Railroads—C. R, I. ft P., A. T. S. Fe, M. M.—R, J. Francis 

switches 

Elee Engr.-—G. A. Hughes 

TORRANCE ft SON, JOHN, LaCrosse, 

Foreman Mach.—M. Shunn 

Wis. 

Foreman Repairs—J. Murdock 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural iron ond tleel PRODUCTS—Sleel products 

i work 

Incorporated — Authorised, $12,000,000; 

TOWER IRON WORKS. JAMES H.. 50 

issued, $8,724,270 

Borden St.. Providence, R. I. 

Railroada—Erie and X. Y. Central 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel 

TUCKER BOILER ft TANK WORKS, 

TRAGESSOR STEAM COPPER WORKS. 

THE. 72 Waldo SI.. Xewark. O. 

445 XV. 26lh St.. New York. N. Y. Porlnership—W, M, Tucker and C. J. 

TRAINOR. INC. P. C. 122 Greene St.. Tucker 

Brooklyn. X. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Small boilers, lanks. slacks, 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, lanks, sheet metal light and heavy sheet work and repairing 

work and repairs 

Railroads—Private tide track. B. ft 0, 

TREADWELL CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

and Penna. 

Midland. Po, 

TUDOR BOILER * MFG. CO.. THE. 

Choirman—-J, S. Casey 

715 E. 3rd Si., Cincinnati, O. 

Pres.—S. N. Craig 

Pros, and Treaa.—Cliff M. Tudor 

Vic* Pres.—VV. F. Saiterlee 

Vice Pros.—Milton J. Tudor 

Troas.. Sec and Pur. Agt.—B. VV. Hun- Sec—Harry B. Lang 

sicker 

Sates Mgr.—Chat. E. Tudor 

Auditor—J, C. Poll* 

Struct. Engr.. Chief Draftsman and Mech. 

Chief Engr.—H. K. Wilde 

Engr.—Geo. Peters 

Chief Draftsman—E. E. Harton 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, tubular and water 

PRODUCTS—Sleel plole construction 

lube, tonkt of all kinds 

Incorporated—1,000 shares; capital and Incorpo rated—$92,000 

surplus, $450,000 

TULSA BOILER MACHINERY CO.. Bos 

Railroad—Penna.. Ohio River boot* 

1963, Tulsa, Okla. Plant: West Tulsa. 

TRENKHORST TANK MFG. CO.. 902 

Okla. 

Lorrobee Si., Chicago, III. 

Pres.—J. E. Carnahan 

TRIER, OSCAR. 2511 8th Ave, Xew 

Vic* Pres.—R. E. Carnation 

York, X. Y, 

Treat, and Sec.—R. M, Jones 

PRODUCTS—Steel ptoie work 

Assl. Trees.—F. S. Hill 

TRl-STATE ENGINEERING CO.. THE, 

Pur. Agl.—S L. Spence 

Zanesville. 0. 

Supl.—M. H. Kotsebue 

Pre*, and Treat.—L, A. VVoodard 

Chief Draftsman—S. H. Morri* 

Vic* Pres.—B. G. Cope 

Mech. Engr.—C. L. Bryan 

Sec and Pur. Agl.—C. A. Reese 

Foreman—J. C. Tobias 

Supl.—G. P. Jacob 

PRODUCTS—Riveted ond electric welded 

EQUIPMENT—Plate and forge, pattern tanks, agitators, storage tank*, sleel 

foundry and machine shop* 

plate fabrication, refinery ond gs*otin* 

PRODUCTS—Sleel mill equipment and planl equipment 

clay working machinery 

Incorporaled—$150,000; Ittued, $140,000 

TRUSCON 232 Supl.—A. Pres. Vic* Vice Trees.—Day Assl. Sec—H. A**t. Pur. Storekeeper—G. Works 

Incorporated 

Railroads—P. Youngstown, L. Agt.—F. Pre*, Pre*.—VV, See—VV. Treas.—J. and E. Mgr.—H. STEEL M. Sent G. and Krolik Buticl R. M.—Julius H. CO.. 0. J. S. G. C. VV. E. R., Smith T. M.—Gustave Conger Sheldon While McGuire 1315 B. Davie ft Kahn Albert 0„ and Kohn St., VV. ft TURL TWIN Vice Pres., 

Koilroad—Si. 

Vice See—E. Treaa.—Donald Pur. Supl.—Wm. Struci. PRODUCTS—Sugar Incorporated 

Railroads—N. Pret.—J. boals St., Mgr.—J. structural Xewburgh, Prea. Pros.—VV. IRON CITY Aet.—N. Bristol, Treas.. Engr. M. J. ft BOILER and G. sleel, Dyke Naugle Evans ond N. 

L. 

Y. Tilley CAR Vo. Pur. J. R. Luke Atst. Y. 

ft 

C, Schoenberger 

Draftsman—T. CO.. WORKS. plantation While 

Agl.. 

S. 

machinery, Erie, G. 

F. 

INC.. M.—E. Soles 320 Hudson railway steel THE. King and H. Thomsen *ieom- lank., Billip cart Geo,


S*-c. Supt., Mgr. Const, and Storekeeper—- 

VV, L. Griffin 

Foroma n—Jesse Griffin 

EQUIPMENT—Boiler, plate and slmclural 

shops 

PRODUCTS — Boiler*, tank*, slruclural 

steel, sheet and pale work 

Capacily—$100,000 worth of business annually 

Incorporated—$15,000: Issued. $10,000 

Railroad*—X. ft W., Southern, private siding 

TWIN CITY BRIDGE CO.. 411 N. T. 

Life Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. 

u 

UNION BOILER ft MFG. CO.. Xorlh 4th 

St. and Reading K. R., Lebanon, Pa. 

Pres.—James XV. Sharp 

Vice Pre*.—John Hunsicker 

Sec. and Treas.—H. T. Richards 

Supt.—VV. A. Schools 

PRODUCTS—Steel plat*, structural, tank*. 

stack*, etc. 

Incorporated—$100.000: issued, $75,750 

Railroad—Reading, siding 

UNION BRIDGE CO.. Portland, Ore 

Pro*.—Chas. G. Huber 

Chief Engr.—R. M. Murray 

PRODUCTS—Bridge Construction 

Incorporated 

UNION FDRY. WORKS, 38 So. Dearborn 

St. Plant: 7610 Greenwood Ave. CMcago, 

111. 

Pros, and Trea*.—VV. R. Gwinn 

Sec—John F. Gwinn 

Supt.—II. E. Gremp 

Chief Draftsman—Oscar J. Lis* 

Foromon Machinist—T. Newratel 

PRODUCTS—Slructural and ornamental 

iron and steel 



Railroad*—Penna., Lake Shore 

UNION IRON WORKS CO.. 212 12th St.. 

X, W.. Washington, D. C. Main office: 

Waterloo, Va. 

Pros, and G. M.—J. H. Ford 

Supt.—VV. I. Finford 

Foreman Mach. and I(e|*air*—L. I. VVi'c 

Foreman—I. P. Cook 

PRODUCTS—Grey iron foundry, boilers 

ond general repairs 


UNION IRON WORKS OF CALIFORNIA. 

5125 Santa Fe Ate.. Los Angele*. Cal. 

Plant: East Slnu-on and Garfield Ave*. 

Prea.—Horae C. Miller 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—Robert P. Miller 

Vice Pro*.—HT. VV. Thorn 

Vice Pre*.—VV. V. McClung 

Vice Pro*.—V. L, Jones 

Treat.—R. F. Bostwiek 

Adv. Mgr.—Glenn H. Doughly 

Pur. Agt.—C. A. Hoeppner 

Chief Draftaman—F. M. Crosier 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel fabricator*. 

manufacturers of traveing eleclric cranes. 

sleel floor Joists, sleel industrial buildings, 

joist hanger*, joist anchors 


Incorporated 

UNION IRON WORKS. 26th and Michigan, 

San Francisco, Cal. 

UNION IRON WORKS. Montgomery and 

Lidgcrwood Sis.. Spokane, Wa*h. 

UNION IRON WORKS, 1500 Cascade 

St.. Erie. Pa. 

Pres.—P. F. Curiae 

Vice Pret. Sales and Gen. Mgr.—George 

VV. Bach 

Treas. and Pur. Agt.—E. E. Knobloch 

Sec.—E. H. Brerillier 

Supl.—J. F. Griggs 

Chief Draftsman and Mecb. Engr.—Mork 

E. Smith 

M. M.—D. C. Kennedy 

Power Engr.—L. VV. Axtell 

Foreman Slack Shop—Thomas Silk 

PRODUCTS—Steel boilers, water tubes 

ond fire tube, slacks ond tanks 


Railroad—N. V, C, siding 

UNION SHIPBUILDING CO., P. O. Box 

475. Batlimore. Md. 

Vice Pre*.—VV. F. Willoughby 

Pros,—VV. M. Sten-eii 


Railroads—Own UNION Pre*.—I. Vice Sec. Storekeeper—VV. Ass 233 See Atst. Supl.—J. EQUIPMENT—Structural PRODUCTS—Structural shop, mental Ala, t. and Prea.—W. Treas. Sec. Gen. IRON ornamenlal iron Treat.—M. B. D. and Mge—P. and WORKS Ellis Moorhead Asst. siding, I. Pan- G. Btack iron CO., M.—W. E. Treas.—P. C. R. shop, i.c- Cleveland THE. steel F. T. ft foundry Selma, and fabricating Cody, Moorbead P. R. orna Jr. R. Gen. Capacily—70,000 UNION Pros,—W. Vice Treas.—E. Pur. Storekei-per—J. Supl.—F. PRODUCTS—Manufocturers Incorporated 

Railroad—Private and nace, water Box Mfg. Pres. Agt.—H. Mgr.—R. Pros.—H. SHOVEL non-ferrous 59. Co. Pa. shipping C. H. Sales—Charles Tyrone. J. Stauffen Successors Pallerson Slevcns WORKS. F. 0. M. H, facilities tons sidings. Boon Cowles scrap Pa. McCliotlc Brandt per INC.. to metal* Planl: B. annum B. Union Chancellor 

ft P. of Union 0. Furnace O.. ferrous Fur also


Treat., Sec and Pur. Agt.—Hayward II. 

Webb 

A •:. Trees.—George L. Huff ord 

Asst. Sec—C. W. Belting 

Storekeeper—J. M. Taylor 

Supl.—G. VV. Everbart 

PRODUCTS—Shovels, spades and scoops 

Incorporated—$250,000; issued, $102,900; 

bonds issued, $45,400 

Railroad—Penna., siding 

UNION TANK ft PIPE CO.. 2801 Santa 

Fe Ave., Los Angeles. Cal. 

Pres.—Edw. J. Bo wen 

Vice Pros.—S. M. Salisbury 

Sec. and G. M.—Morgan L. Sweeney 

Asst. Sec and Aasi. G. M.—W. R. Atwood 

Pur. Agl.—Earl J. Reed 

Storekeeper—R. XV. Johnson 

Sales Mgr.—L. XV. Barnes 

Supl.—H. E. Soltedor 

Chief Draftsman—Harry Corwin 

PRODUCTS—Plato and sheet sleel products 


UNITED BOILER HEATING ft FDRY. 

CO., 200 Wilcox St., Hammond, Ind. 

Pro*, and Gen Mgr.—C. X. Nau 

Vice Pros., Asal. G. M., C. ft Siruct. Engr. 

—F, J. Nau 

Treas. and Sec—L. VV. While 

Pur. Act.—L. Dahlkamp 

Sales Mgr.—R. T. Crean 

Supt.—F. P. Albert 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel, piste work, 

sheet metal work, ornamental iron work, 

gray Iron and semi-steel castings and patterns 

In corpo rated—$150,000 

UNITED CONSTRUCTION CO., Albany, 

PRODUCTS—Foundry (cast iron), machine 

shops and tteel plate fabrication 

Railroads—Mo. Pae. A. T. ft S. F„ M. K. 

St T.. K. C. S., St. L. ft S. F. 

U. S. BRIDGE ft CULVERT CO.. 1839 

1st St., Bay City. Mich. 

U. S. WIND ENGINE ft PUMP CO-, B«tavia. 

III. 

Pres. and Troos.—H. X. Wode 

Vice Pro*.—A. D. Mollory 

Vice Pres.—LeB. Turner 

Sec.—F. H. Doty 

PRODUCTS—Roilroad water supplies ond 

farm equipment 


Railroad*—C. 4 X. VV.. C. B. ft Q„ Chi. 

Aurora ft Elgin 

UPRIGHT BOILER CO.. 519 W, 125tb 

St.. Xew York, X. Y. 

UTICA PRODUCTS INC.. 1101 Burrstone 

Road. Utica, N. Y. 

Pro*.—J. F. Maynard. Jr. 

Vice Pro*.—I. L. Jone* 

Treat.—D. L. Pilipatrick 

Sec—Charles B. Mason 

Pur. Agt.—D. W. Pierce 

Sales Mgr.—J. F. Robbitt 

Supl.—G. D, Hauier 

PRODUCTS—Sheet melol products 

Incorporaled 

Railroads—D. ft L. XV.. siding; X. V. C-, 

N. Y. O. ft M. 

UTICA VAILE STEAM ft YOUNG. ENGINE ft Ridgely BOILER ond Bu«h 

Sts.. WORKS, Baltimore, 800 Md. Whilesboro St., L'liea. 

Foreman—Herman X. Y. 

Meyer 

Pre*.—F. 

PRODUCTS—Sheet 

S. DeLong 

sleel producta 

Vice Partnership Pret.—F. E. McKeough 

Trees.—Benjamin 

Railroada—B. ft O.. 

J. Fisher 

Penna.. Wesi. Md.; 

See—Wm. alto water P. and McCann rail and water 

N. Y. 

VAN PRODUCTS—Fabricators, BRUNT. INC.. WM. C. slruclural 470 Borden *te*l. 

PRODUCTS—Steel and iron structural tank*. 

Ave.. I^>ng 

Hacks, 

Island 

etc.. 

Cily, 

gray 

X. 

Iron 

Y. 

castings 

work 


Incorporated—$50,000; i**ued, 

steel 

$25,000 

and iron 

UNITED IRON WORKS, 580 Second St.. Railroad*—D. work L. ft XV.. siding; X. Y. C. 

Oakmd, Cal, 

VANCE ft BAKER MFG. CO.. 1005 E. 

Pros.—R. M. Winsby 

5th St. Muscarine. Iowa 

Vice Pros, and Supl.—G. E. Randolph 

Pros.—Owen E. Vance 

Treas, end Sec.—W. G. Mobtod 

Vice Pres. and Treas.—Poul S. Bik


VANCE BOILER WORKS. Canal and 

Bradford Aves., Geneva, X. Y. 

VANDENBERG, FREDERICK B, 86 

Burt St.. Auburn. N. Y. 

PRODL'CTS—Boiler*, tanks and repairs 

VANES BOILER WORKS. JOHN. 105 

Montgomery St., Brazil Ind. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers nnd repairs, tanks 

Partnership 

VANDERLOOT STEEL WORKS. 2611 S. 

Halsted St.. Chicago, III. 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel fabncating 

VAN ZANDT IRON WORKS, Fort Worth, 

Tex. 

PR ODUCTS—Boilers 

VARIETY IRON ft STEEL WORKS CO., 

1277 East 40lh St., Cleveland, O. 

Pres.—J. H, Webster _ , 

Vice Pret, and Gen. Mgr.—L. D. Weaning 

Treat.—J. H. Websler 

Sec.—F. A. Brodhead. Jr. 

Pur. Agl.—H. J. Bowie 

Supt.—C. Schliecker 

Chief Engr—C. H. Bradley 

PRODUCTS — Elevating ond conveying 

equipment, blast furnaces, heavy plale 

ond alruclural work 

Incorporaled 

Railroads—Penna.. N. T, C. 

VELGUTH METAL PARTS, INC., 420 

Fourth St., Milwaukee. Wi*. 

Pres.—A. I. Ziegler 

Vice Pre*.—Goo. P. Ziegler 

Troas.. Sec, Gen. and Sales Mgr.—C. 

Velguih 

Supl.—F, Stuta 

EQUIPMENT—Punch presses, drill presses, 

milling machines, grinders, metal 

stampings 

Incorporaled . 

Railroads—C. M. & St. P., Eleclric and 

Boat Lines 

VERDECKBERG IRON ft WIRE WORKS 

CO,. 2342 Brosdway. Denver. Col. 

Pret. and Trees,—Edward Verdeckberg 

Vice Prea.—Myrtle Verdeckburg 

Sec.—Sieven Verdeckberg 

Supt.—Martin Herberger 

VICKSBURG VICTOR VIERLING PRODUCTS—Iron Incorporatod—$25,000 

Pres.—Frank Troas. Foroman—Wm. Incorporated—$18,000 

Vice PRODUCTS—Structural cor. Blvd.. Stowsrt Pre? IRON and Levee, STEEL St. BOILER Ave. See.—Geo. WORKS, M. Louis, G. Vicksburg, WORKS. Finger Chicago, B Zeis WORKS, and 2415 Kunie Mo. B. 23rd wire tleel Miss. Depot, S. III. Wander 7lh, and work 

VINCENNES BRIDGE CO., Vincennes, 

Ind. 

Pre* . Pur. Agl. and G. M.—F. L. Oiiphant 

Vice Pros.—3. L. Riddl* 

Vie* Pres.—C. 0. Free 

Troas.—Earl Oliphanl 

Sec.—Hugh I. Sieven* 

Chief Engr.—B. B. Johnston 

Supt,—A. W. Upland 

PRODUCTS—Bridges and structural *teel 

Capacity—1.000 tons monthly 

Incorporaled—$50,000; invested capital, 

over $1,000,000 

Railroads—Four lines 

VIRGINIA BRIDGE ft IRON CO., Roanoke. 

Va. Plants: Roanoke. Va.; Blrmingham, 

Ala.; Memphis, Tenn. 

Pret.—C. Edwin Michael 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—Robert J. Meybin 

Vice Pres. and Mgr. Const.—G. A. Tretlei 

Sates Mgr.—B, L. Sneed 

Mech. Engr.—Geo. Rasmussen 

Supt.—N. B. Atkins 

Elee Engr,—E. V. Willi* 

Foreman Mach.—W. I. Kefauver 

Foreman Backsmilh—S. 0. Patterson 

Treas.—John R. Parker 

Sec—H. S, Dance 

Aast. to Sec.—R. L. Maslin 

Pur. Agl.—G. M. Mtlliken 

Chief Engr.—P. A. Blackwell 

Atst. Gen. Mgr.—John McCleary, Jr. 

Chief Draftsman—J. W. Ridout 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel for buildings, 

bridges, cars, ete. 


Incorporaled—$3,000,000 

Railroads—X. ft W., Virginian 

VIRGINIA IRON WORKS CORP.. Water, 

cor. Madison Ste., Norfolk. Va. 

VOGGENTHALER CO., E. J.. 376-386 E. 

8th SI.. Dubuque, Iowa 

Pur. Agl., Gen. and Sates Mgr.—E. J. Vog* 

gent baler 

Storekeeper— R. Anderson 

Blacksmith—VV. B. Clsrk 

235 

PRODUCTS—Structural Steel, ornamental 

iron and general machine shop 

VOGT 0 Pros Treas, Assl. Pur. Supt.—H. Chief Draftsmen—T. Power Foreman Incorporated 

PRODUCTS—Refrigerating wnersh villc, Daeublc, baugh refinery horiiontal stool MACHINE -—Henry Agt.—S. Engr.—S. and nnd valves i Treat, Ky. Mach.—Geo. p— E. Sec—0. Elee Jr. equipment, CO., Private tubular Vogt 

M. and B. and Engr.—L. _ Thur'lenten 

HENRY. Nultatl Collins fittings A. boilers, Atst, Graf Heuser waler ... Louis* and Heil machinery, Sec.—G. drop , B. lube F. forged and oil A. Ku*


VULCAN MFG. CO.. Fond Du Lac, Wis. WALLS, OWEN ft STAMBACH CO., 

PRODUCTS—Slructural steel and iron 11th and Ridge Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 

work 

Prea.—VV. Wall* 

VULCAN MFG. CO.. 1200 4th Ave. Seat- Vice Pros, and P. A.—Wm. P. Owen 

He. Wash. 

Sec. nnd Treas.—G. D. Sandham 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tanks ond sleet work Sale* Mgr.—Wm. R. Schmidt 

VULCAN RAIL ft CONSTRUCTION CO.. Incorporated 

Grand St.. Maspeth. X. Y. 

WALSH BOILER ft IRON WORKS. 

Chairman—Charles H. Simmons 

INC.. 221 Liberty St.. Springfield, Mass. 

Pres.—William B. Coter 

Pres. ond Troas.—Richmond Lewis 

Vice Pros.. Soles ond A*sl. G. M—Wm. H. Gen. Mgr.—Dwight G. Eaton 

Coter 

Foreman—James Murphy 

Treat..—Frank II. Simmons 

PRODUCTS—Bolter repairs, smoke slacks 

Sec—Thomas M. Caler 

and tonka 

Pur. Agl.—H. R. Peterson 

Railroad—Own side Irack 

Storekeeper—E. Hopley 

WALSH ft WEIDNER BOILER CO., 

Gen. Mgr.—William B. Coter 

THE. Chattanooga. Tenn. 

Mgr. Const.—William Shank* 

PRODUCTS—Waler lube and lubular boil 

Supt.—VV. B. Elliolt 

ers, tank*, plale ond slruclural steel 

Supt.—A. Groger w 

WANGLER BOILER ft SHEET IRON 

Chief Engr.—Chos. E. H.. H. Wilson 

WACHS 

1525 Dayton St.. WORKS. JOS. P.. 911 Federal Reserve 

Chief Draftsman—A. CO.. J. Rahtz 

Bldg., St. Louis. Mo. 

PRODUCTS—Light Chicago, III. slructural and orna WARD ENGINEERING WORKS, THE 

WACKMAN 

mental 

WELDED 

iron work, 

WARE CO.. 

pipe 

7lh 

railing*, fire CHARLES, South Side, Chorteston. VV. 

door*, and Victor etc. Sl*„ St. Louis. Mo. Branch Va. 

Incorporaled—$250,000; Plant: Sawyer St. and So. i**ucd. Pacific $247,300 R. R.. Pre*.—Charlea E, Ward 

Railroad—Prlvaie Houeton, Tex. siding 

V ce Prei.—Harold M. Ward 

PRODUCTS—Sleel lanks. barrels and con V.'ce Pros.. Treas. and Pur. Agl.—E. T. 

tainers 

Jones 

WALLACE BRIDGE ft STRUCTURAL 

See—W. W. Allen 

STEEL CO.. P. O. Box 48. Seattle. Storekeeper—E. E. Allen 

Wash. Plant: West Marginal Way and Supl. (Hull)—Gordon M, Woody 

Weal Idaho Si*. 

Chief Engr.—A. J. Dawson 

Pre*.—J. F. Duthri-- 

PRODUCTS—Boots, barges, boilers and 

Asst. to Pre*.—Paul Pigott 

sleel river equipment 

Vice Pres.—Wm. Edrls 

Inr irporaled 

Treas. and See—G. XV. Jlinofeller, Jr. WARNOCK CO.. WM.. Sioux City. Iowa 

Pur. Agt.—C. VV. Summer* ill* 

PRODUCTS—Steel lanks 

Gen. Mgr.—W. J. Duthie 

WARREN BROTHERS CO., 32 Poller 

Supt-—Alfred Dulhie 

St.. E. Cambridge Masa. 

Chief Engr.—A. C. Xation 

Pres.—John Dearborn 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel, bridges and 

Treas.—E. Sulcliffe 

buitdlng. towers, barges 

Assl. Treas.—R. VV. Pric* 

Capacily—1.000 ton* per monlh 

See—H. M. Warren 

Incorporaled—$4 50.000 

Pur. Art.—XV. B. Slemmer 

Railroads—Rail and water shipment* 

S.lrs Mgr.—H. L. Alley 

WALLACE STEEL ft SUPPLY CO.. La Sgr. Mfg. Div.—J. J. Doyle 

fayette. Ind. 

Prea.—Robert Vice Sec Incorporated—$40,000 

236 PRODUCTS—Structural, Railroads—Xickel miscellaneous ial* Wabash. 2 traction and Pros.—Wm. Troas.—James X. rys. B. Y. sleel Wallace 

Cent. Plale and B. (Big fL. ornamental building Duncan 4). E. ft Monon.. mater VV.) ond WARREN See Storekeeper—Geo. Supls.—D. Chief 

Sue 

Chief Railroad—Spur Pros, Vice Aatt. Pur. Mech, PRODUCTS—Asphalt THE. eccessorie*. ' 

I 

mil ond Agl.—VV. Pres.—W. and See—VV. Draftsman—L. Draft.man—H. Engr.—L. 

Works—B. 

and CITY Griswold Treat.—B. (Barge) G. Struct. J. M.—A. TANK street O'Rourke H. M. aiding. V. X. bordering 

H. 

St.. Oil Lowe Enirr.—J. ft Xicholos Edwards W. Allard repair VV. R. 

Henderson 

L. BOILER Warren. paving Boston Edward* and Hughes Patterson 

Kline tool* property B. F. CO.. and plant* 0. H. Patterson Maine. Sriple and


Power Engr.—Thos. VVeider 

WELLAND. WM. I.. 1*107 Borth Ave. 

PRODUCTS—Steel lanks and heavy steel IiiiliiiiiLipoli*. Ind. 

plate work 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairing, steel plat* 

Incorporaled 

work 

Railroad*—Erie ami Penna. 

WEILL, McLAIN CO.. 49th and 2nd St., 

WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. Sherman. 

Brooklyn, X. Y. 

Tex. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers, sheel metal work, 

WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO.. 6th 

ete 

Ave, So. and Atlantic St., Seattle. Wash. WEIT2 BROTHERS. Park and Bell Ry_ 

Pros, and Gen. Mgr.—Gerald Frink 

Evansville, Ind. 

Vice Pres. Sales Mgr.. Sec and Pur. Agt. PRODUCTS—Boilers, repairing ond steel 

— Francis G. Frink 

work 

Treas.—C. F. Bridge 

WELDED PRODUCTS CO.. 27»0 North. 

Chief Engr.—K. Berger 

7lh Ave. Birmingham, Ala. 

Foreman Mach.—VV. L. Carson 

Pre*,*-J, B. H end rick son 

EQUIPMENT—Bolter, forge machine and Vic* Pres. ond G. M.—A. J. Deocon 

pattern shops, gray iron foundry, sleel Sec. and Troa*.—H. P. Rusi 

foundry, eleclric 

Asst. Sec. and Assl. Treas,—L. Poulin 

PRODUCTS—Bolters, Diesel engines, log Pur. Agl— M, W. Bagwell 

ging eugines, hoi*ting engine*, steel casl Asst. Gen. Mgr, and C. E.—E. X. Spcnc* 

ings. ele 

Supt.-—J. E. Varbrough 


EIJUIPMEXT—Air compressors, cranes, 

Railroads—G. X.. No. Pae. O. ft VV. 

punches, shears, rolls, forges, weldiog. 

WASSAU IRON WORKS. Wassau, VV,s. 

equipment 

Prea. and G. M.—A. C. Hunien 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, welded ond riveted. 

Vice Pres.—Chas, Wcgner 

pipe plate work 

Treas.—J. J. Hunten 


Sec. snd Pur. Agl.—VV. A. Cramer 

Incorporaled—$95,000; bonds, 827.000- 

Supl.—Henry Krunke 

Railroad—On Main Line Southern Ry. 

Chief Engr.—VV. L. Fehlondt 

WELDED STEEL BARREL CORP.. 

Thief 11 ru ft-man— II. >'. Mant-cke 

11830 Charlevoix Ave. Detroit. Mich. 

Blacksmith—John Duilnske 

WELLMAN-SEAVER-MORGAN CO.. 7000. 

PRODUCTS — Slruclural Sleel bridges. Central Ave. Cleveland. O. 

snow plow* 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. H. Bode 

Capacity—4.500 ions 

V.ce Pros.—F. I. Sanderson 

Incori -orated—$150,000 

Vice Pros.—S. R. VVillock 

Railroads—C. ft X. W., C. M. ft St. P. Troas.—N. R. Foirtanib 

WATSON CO.. JAS. H., Bradley. III. Sec—Fred Sladelman 

PRODUCTS—Sleel tanks 

Ash. See—VV. G. Hitdebran 

WATERLOO METAL ft MFG. CO.. Miles Pur. Agl.—M. Irwin 

St. ot Commercial, Waterloo, Iowa 

Sate* Mgr.—H. P. Glidden 

Pre*.—Julius Boeder 

Supt.—J. B. Shaub 

Vice Pre*.—Ferd Koch 

PRODUCTS—Ore and coal handling ma- 

Vice Pre*. Tree*, and See—A. A. Boeder .•In!".iv. coke oven equipment, mining 

PRODUCTS—Sheel metal products 

machinery, sleel plant machinery, rolling 

Incorporated—$ 14.000 

mill*, gas producers, cor dumpers, hoist 

WAYNE HEATER CORP.. 217 Main St., 2f37 

ing machinery, seamless tube mill ma- 

Richmond. Ind. 

chinery 

WEBBER Troas.—E. Pur. WAYNE Pre*.—VV. Vice See—C. Sales Supl.—VV. Chief PRODUCTS—Self-mea*uring Incorporated—$1,574,000 

Railroads—Four PRODUCTS—Sle«l Canal age eleclric Xo. Agt.—0. Pre*, Mgr.—A. Engr.—W. 30th tanks, IRON St.. 0. TANK refrigerators 

M. md A. F, Si., Guild WORKS. Fori water Zern Griffin Brandl VV. Gen. D. Birmingham, trunk F. AND Wayne, Barrel! tanks Carriger softeners, Baxter Mgr.—B. 7lh lines PUMP Ave Ind. pump*, Ala. and oil F. CO., Geyer burneis, alor- 728 WELLS WELLS. WELLS I A. Incorporated—$ PRODUCTS—Boilers Troas., Sec—Abbie Pre*, PRODUCTS—Sheet Incorporaled 

n shares Bronx, Green K, tilation corpor.it C. ond Wells ARCHITECTURAL ft S. HARRY Gen. common, St.. ond SON Xew Supl.—Fred ed—$2,000,000, J. Moldene. J. Mgr. M.. CO.. Wells York. 100,000 S. no Alexandria T. JOHN and metal par X. and IRON Well* Ma**. E. Y. value Pur. K.. Well* repairs work CO.. pfd. 20-26 Ind. Agt.—John 1 and 35,000 ven


WENDNAGEL ft CO.. 22nd and Jefferson Supl.—Glenn I. Voyle* 

Sis.. Chicago. III. 

PRODUCTS—Bridge*, roads, culverts, pav 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural sleel work 

ing, foundationa and dam* 

WEST BROWNSVILLE BOILER WKS., 

Incorporated—$241.500 

309 So. Main St.. Brownsville. Pa. WESTERN ENG. CORP.. 5237 E. Mar 

WEST COAST STEEL CO., 1948 Pacific ginal Way. Seattle, Wash. 

Ave, Toconia, Wash. 

Pres., Treat.. Pur. Agl. and G. M.—F. M. 

WEST END IRON WORKS. 267 Columbia 

Fadden 

St., Cambridge, Mass. 

Vic* Prea.—M. E. Fadden 

WEST END IRON ft WIRE WORKS, 

Sec and Supl.—F. J. Yelocan 

3424 VV. 46th St., Cleveland, 0. Storekeeper—Robert Foroman 

WEST POINT BOILER ft TANK WKS.. 

Chief Engr.—S. Rodway 

23rd and Smallman Sis., Pittsburgh, Pa. Foremen—Edward Egiscr. George Tubb 

WEST SIDE STRUCTURAL CO-, INC.. 

PRODUCTS —Boilers, tanks, hydraulic 

Troy. X. V. 

pipe, slruclural steel 

Pros.—Wm. E. Whitney 

Capacity—1,000 ions annually 

Vice Pros, snd Treas.—Wm. X. Sleichean Incorporated—$50,000 

Aast. Trea*, and Gen. Mgr.—G. Edward Railroada—N. P.. G. X.. C. M. ft St. P., 

Rich 

switches into plant 

See. nnd P. A.—Arthur Butter 

WESTERN GAS CONSTRUCTION CO.. 

Chief Engr.—Alexander King 

1431 Buchanon St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 

Struct. Engr.—Robert Taylor 

Pret.—H. B. Rusl 

Foroman Struct. Shop—-Andrew By waiter Vice Pres.—W. F. Rust 

Foroman Ornam't. Dept.—Wm. Lustinaior Vice Prea.—P. H. Boebe 

Blacksmith—Geo. Pry or 

Vice Pres.—C, J. Ramsburg 

Foroman Templet Shoj>—Jes*ie Clivit Treaa.—S. T. Brown 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel and orna Assl. Treaa.—W. C. Marquanii 


See—J. St. C. Brookes. Jr. 


Pur. Agt.—P. M. Talbot 


Sates Mgr.—A. E. Robertson 

Railroads—Del. ft Hud.. N. Y. C. 

Supt.—G. M. Albert 

WESTERN ARCHITECTURAL IRON CO. 

Chief Engr.—T, W. Stone 

211-223 W. Schiller St.. Chicago, 1)1. Chief Draflsman—P. M. Kleeberg 

Pros, and Treaa.—E. M. Rundgreu 

EQUIPMEXT—Pattern, gray iron foundry. 

Vice Pres.—L. C. Csse 

machine, forge, tank and eleclric welding 

Sec and P. A.—A. E. Fronton 

shops 

Sales Mgr.—J. C. Higgins 


Poreman—J. Staske 

WESTERN IRON CONSTRUCTION CO 

PRODUCTS—Omameniol iron, steel sash 4908 No. Clark St.. Chicago. III. 


PRODUCTS—Structural steel fabricating 

WESTERN BLOWER CO.. 1800 9th Ave. WESTERN IRON ft FDRY. CO.. 702 E 

Seattle. Wash. 

2nd St.. Wichita, Kao. 

Prat, and Gen. Mgr.—Alien O. Miller Prea.—J. P. Warren 

Vie* Proa.—W. L. Dudley 

Vic* Pres.—F. J. Anthony 

Tress., Sec and Sales Mgr.—George VV. Treas.—G. Anthony 

Penny 

Sec and Pur. Agt.—J. Q, Warren 

Pur. Agt.—W. A. Morrison 238 

Oen. Mgr.—H. Anthony 

Storekeeper—Jsck L. Sleeper 

Supt.—F. J. Anthony 

Supl. Supt. Chief PRODUCTS—Tanks, Incorporated—$100,000; Railroad—X. WESTERN Pres.—R. Vice Sec sheet bonds es CO.. and Pros, through Boiler Engr.—W. Draftsman—John Fon Omaha, metal i**ucd. BRIDGE Troas,—-C. T. Shop—C. and Shop—T. P., plant Wenstrand specialties Gen. Xeb. $20,000 Railway ft L. L. CONSTRUCTION 

A. Mgr.—J, Dudley fans, H. Carlson Dellman K. issued, Shore Rysn Miller. air Q. Line $83,500; washers, Hossack Jr. pass WESTERN Struct. Foreman Incorporated Railroad*—S. PRODUCTS—Slruclural Foreman PRODUCTS—Structural San work Plonls: cisco,nix, Shelly work, $35,000 Volley 5717 Francisco. Arix, Engr, Santa Fresno oil IRON PIPE Machine—W. Struct. San field — and Fe, WORKS. ft Fe Francisco, $300,000; and Shop—W. Cal. and STEEL R, Chief Ave, Taft, • I„ refinery 141 Conine Los Draflsman—0- M. CO. South steel tleel Cal.; ft Beale bonds A. Angeles. OF R„ equipment Robinson and San and CAL. St., Midland issued, PhoeFran Cal. iron M.


Pres.—J. VV. Mason 

Vice Pros.—J. A, Talbot 

Vice Pres.—H. G. Tallcrdnv 

Vice Prea.—W. F. Howard 

See-Trees.—VV. G. Aldenhagen 

Sales Mgr.—R. D. Plagcmon 

PRODUCTS—Fabricators of plale and 

sheet sleel work, tanks and pipe 

Incorporaled 

WESTERN STEEL PRODUCTS CO.. 

Foot of Commonwealth Ave., New Duluth, 

Minn. 

Pros.—Selh Marshall 

Vic* Pres.—H. B. Price 

Trees.—F. B. Hubler 

Sec—C. M. Rico 

Pur. Agt.—G. A, Drannen 

Sales Mgr.—F. E. Flaherty 

Chief and Mech. Engr.—George Lindberg 

Foreman Blacksmith—W, D. Black 

PRODUCTS—Sheel. plate and slructural 

steel furnaces, tank*, mail boxes, agricultural 

specialties 

Incorporated 

Railroad—No. Poc trackage 

WESTERN STRUCTURAL CO., 3201 

4lh Ave., Moline. III. 

Pres.—Lawrence Roys 

Vice Pres. and See—M. H. Rice 

Troas.—L. C. Roys 

Storekeeper—VV. A. Keas 

Supt.—VV. G. Fo*ter 

Chief Draft-man—M. C. Mattton 

PRODUCTS—Structural steel and ornamental 

iron fabrication 

Capacity—2.000 tons per year 


Railroad—C. R. I. ft P. 

WESTERMAN BROTHERS. Bremen. O. 

Gen. Mgr. and P. A.—C. C. Westerman 

Asat. Gen. Mgr. and Pur. Agt.—G. L. 

Westorman 

Foreman—S. VV. McVeigh 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs, stacks, tanks, 

lool boxes, producer gas pipe nnd sheet 

iron work 

Partnership 

Railroads—T. ft O. C Penna. 

WESTOVER WETZEL WEYMER Vice Pros.—John Sec. Capacity—2.400 Incorporated 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural PRODUCTS—-Structural Pros, Asst. work 19th Los Av*., Anderson Pres. and to and ft CO.. Angete*. and Chicago, Pros, STEEL Pur. CO.. and Gen. E. VV.. Weslover and Agt.—Roy ft K. M.. Chief Mgr.—E. Cal, Lincoln, tons III. IRON O., Pur. 2820 Draflsman—Wm. annually 694 Agt.—X. WORKS. aleel Neb. W. sleel VV. M. So. Grand Anderson work Weymer and Rio S. Sivert bridge St.. O. 

Troas.—Fred O. Rippel 

See—John L. Beam 

Storekeeper—Robert Rielow 

Supl, Shop—Waller Penekuhn 

Atst. Draftsmen—A. C. O*.gord ond S. 

Pesek 

Foremen Black*mith—E. Zi*h* 

PRODUCTS—Ornamental bronse and iron 

work 

Incorporatod—$25,000; issued. $20,000 

WHALE CREEK IRON WORKS, 2*43 

Huron St., Brooklyn. N. Y, 

PRODUCTS—Slructural sleel ond Iron. 

work 

WHITACRE BOILER CO., THE, Wells* 

ville, 0. 

Proa.—E. G. Whitaere 

Vice Pros, and Gen. Mgr,—R. E. Morton 

Treas.—G. A. Patterson 

PRODUCTS—Steam and heating boilers, 

vapor and water, domestic waler healer*, 

water condensers, combination condenser 

and battery melters 

WHITE IRON WORKS. C. M„ 24 Bowker 

St.. Boston. Moss. 

WHITEHEAD ft KALES CO.. Detroit, 

Mich. Plants: River Rouge and Detroit, 

Mich. 

Pros.—J. T. Whitehead 

Vice Pre*.—Wm. R. Kale* 

Vice Pre*.—Thos. C. Whitehead 

Treas.—J. T. Warner 

Asst. Treas.—N. C. McMack 

Sec—S. E. Roberta 

Mgr. Siruct. Div.— L. J. Knapp 

PRODUCTS—Structural sleel 

Incorporatod 

WHITTAKER ft DIEHL. Harrisburg, Pa.. 


work 

WICKES BOILER CO.. THE. 502 Xo. 

Water St., Saginaw. Mich. 

Pros.—H. T. Wicke* 

Vice Pres.—E. B. Wicke* 

Vice Pros.—II. R. Wickes 

Supl.—C. L. Smith 

See—P. H. Payne 

Pur. Agl.—E. L. Perry 

' WILDMAN Gen. PRODUCTS—Steel Pret.. Vice See—Paul Pur. Supt.—F. PRODUCTS—Tanka. Incorporatod—$15.000 

WILCOX 26 rayinga Mgr.—H. Agl.—Theodore Pres. Carroll Treas, ond BOILER ENG. Peters and fabricators Kornfeld and Ave, CO.. ft E. Mgr. G. TANK Aldrich Chicago. Saginaw, ptole M.—William smoke Dilks Sales—William of CO.. sleel work stack*, 111. Mich, 3022- plates and Witdmon. nreecn- tanks. Mur


WILFONG IRON WORKS CO., MIL Pros.—M. A. Wilsdorf 

LARD. 52ud and P. B. ft VV. R. R., Vice Pre*, ond P. A.—E. C. Wilsdorf 


Sec. and Treat.—L. C. Kuehner 

Prea.—J. R. Wilfong 

Gen. Mgr.—A. M. Wilsdorf 

Troas. and See—Irwin Fisher 

Supl.—G. Hoeffner 

PRODUCTS—Annealing boxes, golvanliing Supt.—P. Sirueste) 

keltic* 

EQUIPMENT—For the manufacture of 

Incorporated 

metal product* 


Incorporated—$300.000; issued. $100,000 

WILKS MFG. CO.. S.. 3517-3539 Shields Railroads—Mo. Pae and Manufacturers 

Ave., Chicago, III. 

WILSON ft BENNETT MFG. CO., 6532 

Pres.—E. VV. Sedgwick 

S. Menard Ave., Chicago, 111. 

Vice Pres.—V. VV. Sedgwick 

Pres.—M. S. Bennett 

Trea*. and See—II. M. Sedgwick 

Trees.. See and G. M.—S. A. Bennett 

EQUIPMENT—Wilks water heaters, gar Pur. Agt.—A. VV. Frey 

bage burners and steel tanks 

Sales Mgr.—J. C. Bennett 


Storekeeper—VV. B. Burke 

Railroad—On P. Ft. W. ft C. R. R. Supi.—A. P. Heinie 

WILLAMETTE IRON ft STEEL WORKS. 

M. M. —Jo me* Norwood 

Portland, Ore 

Elee Engr.—R. W. Algier 

Chairman—C. P. Swigerl. Sr, 

PRODUCTS—Sleel containers 

Pres. and G. M.—E. C. Pope 

Incorporated 

Trea*.—H. V. Carpenter 

WILSON MACHINE CO.. 551 Lydell 

Asat. Treas. and Asst. G. M.—H. H. Vin Ave.. Rochester. N. Y. 

ton 


See—M. H. Insley 

WILSON STRUCTURAL CO.. A. 0.. 40 

Pur. Agl.—F. A. Clrnsghen 

Smith Place. Cambridge. Mass, 

Storekeeper—C. W. Schermerborn 

Pre*, and Trea*.—Albert 0. VV'iUon 

Chief Engr.—H. E. Bukowsky 

Sec.—A. B. Wilson 

EQUIPMENT—Logging machinery, plate Supt.—Norman E. Liltle 

product* hoi*t*. bearing* 

Siruct. and Sales Engr.—John L. Vaupel 

Incorporaled—$800,000; bond*, $750,000 Chief Draflsman—Harold P. Smilh 

WILLBORG BOILER ft SHEET IRON 

PRODUCTS — Fabrication of slructural 

WORKS. 2300 Nance St., Houilon. Tex. steel and erection, ornamental iron and 

WILLIAMS BRIDGE CO.. Syracuse, N. Y. brome •" , 

WILLIAMS & DAVIS BOILER ft WELD- Capacity—200 tons monthly 

ING CO.. 2323 Live Oak St.. Dalla*, Incorporated 

Tex. 

Railroada—Boston ft Maine 

PRODUCTS—Stack, lank and boiler re- WINONA BOILER CO., 163 W. Front 

pairing 

St., Winona, Minn, 

Partnership 

WINSLOW BOILER ft ENGINE CO., 

WILLIAMSON BROS. CO., Aramingo and 1423 McCormick Bldg., Chicago. 111. 

Cumberland Ave., Philadelphia. Pa, Chief Engr.—0. F. Carlson 

PRODUCTS—Tanks, boilers, repairt WISCONSON BRIDGE ft IRON CO.. 

WILLIAMSON FDRY CO., Marburg Ave.. Wealern Ave., No. Milwaukee. Wis. 

Cincinnati, 0. 

Pros.. Troas. and G. M.—H. A. Wagner 

WILLIARD ft CO.. CHARLES P., Win- 240 

Vico Pres.—E. D. Coddington 

throp Harbor, III. 

Assl. Treas.—R, 0. Simmerling 

PRODUCTS—Boilers WILMINGTON Pres.—Geo. Vice Treat.. Geo. Strucl. Foreman—R. Storekeeper—O. In Railroads—Rail WILSDORF Orange Storm St., co rpo Pros.. Supt.—C. St, Sec Engr.—XV. rated—$45,000 

St.. Loui*. CO.. Chief and IRON E. C. Wilmington. C. M. and Kidder S, P. Russ ond Mo. WORKS. Wilson D. A., A.—E. Rogers waler Mech. and Beole 213-21 Foot repairs X. Z. Engr.—XV. C. King of St. George VV. Chief Capacity—25,000 Railroads—C. WITHERS PRODUCTS—Structural Sec Pur. Supt.—F. Chief Foreman PRODUCTS slructural Allanta. work Kiesow and Agt.—A. Draflsmon—W. Engr.—E, FDRY. Mach,—J. Repair*--A. S. T. Go. steel — M.—A. M. Gaine* L. Fabricating ft ft for tons Riemer F. MACHINE Andersen St. C. bridges H. Barkow Kasten P. Bell Reinecke sleel ond WORKS. and and Soo and buildings erecting H. Line iron A.


WITT.HUMPHREY STEEL CO.. Broad 

and Hull Ave. Greensburg, Pa. 

Chairman—A. F. Humphrey 

Pres.—Chas. V. Witt 

Vice Pres.—L. R. Foust 

Treas. and Sec—L. M. Harper 

Pur Agt.—R. L. Kough 

Sales Mgr.—Wm. B. Woy 

Asst. Sate* Mgr.—F. D. Humphrey 

Supt,—Wm. Dobson 

Draflsman—Frank MacDonald 

Chief Engr.—X. J. Gutlendorf 

EQUIPMENT -Tank shop, 100 * 500 with 

5 ten-Ion electric traveling cranea; 

pipe shop. 120 X 300 with 2 fifteen-Ion 

electric traveling cranes; pipe testing 

and dipping shop. 60 x 120 with 1 

WOLFF twenly-ton COAL electric SAVER traveling CO., 1330-36 crane; VV. 

3 Congress twenty-ton St., Chicago. eleclric III. traveling cranes 

Pre*,—Win. in yard Wolff 

PRODUCTS—Sleel Vice Pros.—Albert Wolff ploto construction ond 

WOLFF metal RANGE spraying BOILER MFG. CO.. 

Capacity—6.000 2045 Fulion lo St.. 10,000 Chicago. ions HI. Plant: 

Incorporated—$500,000; all issued 

WOOD ENGINE CO.. S. W., Clyde. N. Y. 

PRODUCTS—Boilers and engines 

WOOD MFG. CO.. JOHN. Washington St., 

Conshohocken, Pa. 

Chairman—Victor Mauck 

Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Frank Sulclific 

Troa*. and Sec—William J. Long 

Pur. Agt.—J. C, Henderaon 

Storekeeper—M. Robinson 

Sales Mgr.—M. H, Feldman 

Atst. Gen. Mgr.—H. Leo Koenig 

Mgr, Const, and Mech, Engr.—Joseph 

Winter 

Supt.—A. Morland 

Chief Draftsman—R. O'Neill 

M. M. and Foreman Mach.—George Wright 

Elee Engr.—Fred Hippie 

Foroman WORDEN Blacksmith—Wm. ALLEN CO.. P. Wotson 0. Box 1595. 

Foremen—Thoma* Milwaukee. Wis. Weriey. Elmer Leeper 

Pros.—E. Philip Ford. VV. Krueger Amos Ki**ling. Edward 

Vice Hurley. Pre*, John and Holt Sales and Mgr.—Wm. Fred Salter F. Km- 

PRODUCTS—Gas sella water „ . heater., range 

Treas, boilers, and steel See—Cecil tanks, ice Martin cream cans 


45th St. and South Western Blvd. 


WOLVERINE BOILER WORKS. 434 St. 

Awt. Sec. ond Gen. Mgr.—E. F. Zuleger 

Railroads—Reading, Pur. Agt.—Arthur Sell Penna.. sidings 

Aubin Ave. Detroit. Mich. 

Supl.—Richard Waehs 

Pres. and Pur. Agl.—James B. Smith Chief Engr.—Clarence Holegat* 

Vice Pre*.—Francis Sinilh 

Power Engr.—John Clemen* 

Treas. ond Sec—Wm. T. Smith 

PRODUCTS—Slruclural >le«t fabrication 

Foreman Repairs—Wm. Beta old 

of all kinds 

PRODUCTS—Boiler repairs 



Railroad—C. M. ft St. P. 

WOOD BROS. THRESHER CO., Dos 

WROBBEL-MAINE CO.. THE. (formerly 

Moinet, Iowa 

The E. R. Rose Co.), 3106 E. 63rd St., 

Pros,—I*. J. Wood 

Cleveland, O, 

Vice Pros.—E. E. Wood 

Pre*.. Pur. Agt. and Supt.—Paul VVrohbel 

Sec. aud Trea*.—R. L. Wood 

Troa*., See and Sales Mgr.—W. J. Maine 

Assl. Sec, Assl. Trea*. and Pur, Agt.— Chief Draflsman—Earl Wrobbel 

F. W. Wood 


Storekeeper—Lance Walkins 

Capacity—$10,000 

Gen. Mgrs.—F. J. Wood, planl; R. I*. Incorporated—$ 15.000 

Wood, admin. 

WVATT METAL ft BOILER WORKS, 

Supl-—Chas. Whitman 

Box 1201. Delta*. Tex. 

Chief Draftsman—Frank Murphy 

Pres.—W. J. Wya.lt 

Mech. Engr.—N. W, Travis 

Vice Pres. and G. M.—R. Hortenslm* 

Power and Elee Engr.—Olio Pyle 

Vice Pres.—C. R. Moore 

Foreman Mach.—R. Mercer 

Sec and Troas.—M. F- Leovell 

Railroada—D. 241 Blacksmith—VVm. PRODUCTS—Wood Foreman Incorporated—$600,000; sembly, forge to D. C. M. G. dept.. ft Repairt—C. gray VV.. S. M. sleel iron Rock & Sloan fabricating, C. foundry, working, Island Maxwell I. bonds, «id'n8-*TK£* 

and mochme painting sheet $300,000 ft. Doago metal shop. as VVYATT Pur. Sales Supt,—W. Supt.—VV. Chief PRODUCTS—Tanks Capacity—10,000 Incorporaled—$500,000 

Railroad—T. 1054 Agl.—M. Mgr.—E. Engr.—VV, METAL Mahoniug F. C. ft BOILER Bates Leahy E. P. B. ton* Ave, Cox Dillman Ry. Von and ft Young-town. Co. culvert* TANK Wort CO.. O.


YOUNG BROTHERS CO.. 6500 Mack 

Ave., Deiroil, Mich. 

Pret .—Charles A. Young 

Vice Pros.—Charles H. Lisch 

Troa*. and Sec—George A. Young 

Pur. Agt.—George J. Roe 

Sales Mgr.—Robert B. Reed 

Supt.—0. Henke 

Chief 

YOUNGSTOWN 

Kngr.—V. A. 

BOILER 

Fox 

ft TANK CO., 

Chii-f Youngstown. I>i:if!-.miH—Wm. O. Jar vis 

PRODUCTS—Healing, drying, core and 

Salea Kngr.—N. Diekerman 

Chief and Mech. Engr.—VV, B. Maeoulay 

PRODUCTS-^-Cold dredges, tractors and 

marine engine* 

Incorporated—$1.500.000: issued, $779,- 

541.67; bonds, $485,000 

Railroads—So. Pae and VV. Pae 

(At Marysville. Cal.) 

Supt.—VV. B. Macaulay 

(At Benicia. Cal.) 

Supl.—W. L. Webster 

Pres.—J. P. Keene 

Vice 

mold, 

Prea.—F. 

and japanning 

B. Zopf 

ovens 

ZELNICKER SUPPLY CO.. WALTER A.. 

511 Locust St., St. Louis. Mo. Plant: 

24th and McCausland Sis. 

Vice Pres.—VV. C. McGaffie 

Pres.—Walter A. Zctnicker 

Treat.—C. R. Vogel 

Vice Pros.—Ed. Elton 

Sec—C. R. Paisley 

Trea*. and P. A.—H. J. EI*on 

Sale* Mgr.—R, F. Johnson 

Sec—A. R. Topping 

Chief Engr.—Paul Little 

Works Mgr.—J. A. Brown 

PRODUCTS—Sleel atorage tanks, sleel Supt.—J. M. Muir 

plale construction 

PRODUCTS—Railroad equipment, rails 


and reclamation 

Railroads—B. ft 0.. Eric. Penna., N. Y. C. Railroads—Private switch, terminal con 

YOUNGSTOWN WELDING CO.. THE. 

nections 

Oakdale Ave. Youngstown, 0. 

ZIER BOILER ft SHEET IRON CO.. 

Pros.—Walter D. McKoy 

No. Pearl St.. Xew Albany, Ind. 

Supt.—Harry Poyno 

Pros.—R. W. Morris 

Mech. Engr.—Lee Huff 

Vic* Pros,, Treas. and Supt.—Michael Zier 

Sec ond Treat.—C. G. Watson 

Sec ond Gen. Mgr.—Edw. M. Zier 

YUBA MFG. CO.. 351 Colifornia St.. San PRODUCTS—Boiler. sheel metal ond 

Francisco, Cal. Plants; Marysville and structural Iron work 

Benicia, Cut. 


Pres.—VV. P. Hammon 

ZIMMERMAN BOILER ft TANK WKS.. 

Vic* Pre*, snd Gen. Mgr.—Newton Cleave- Iron St. and Big Four R. R., Duyton, 0. 

land 

ZIPPLER. GEORGE J., Illinois and Bollic 

Vice Pres.—W. C. Hammon 

Ave. Atlantic City, X. J. 

Treas. and See—A. L. Dahl 

As*i. See—E. P. Delahide 

Pur. Agl.—E. Q. Parker 

Sale* Engr.—V. M. Romanowiti 

PRODUCTS—General repair work 

212



ALABAMA 

Mcrceraau Bridge ft Const. Co., L-a 

Slalom Boiler Wk*. Co., Inc., Annlslon.227 Angelea 199 

Birmingham Boiler ft Eng. Co., Bir Modern Iron Work*, Lo* Angelea 203 

mingham 153 Xall. Tank ft Mfg. Co.. Lo* Angcle.,.206 

Birmingham Fab. Co.. Birmingham. ... 153 Pacific Iron & Stc*l Co.. Inc. l


Yuba Mfg. Co.. Son Francisco 242 

FLORIDA 

Loa Angeles Shipbuilding ft D. D. Corp., 

Berger Mfg. Co.. Jack*onville 151 

San Pedro 194 Highwoy Iron Pro. Co., Jacksonville.. 

Builders Iron Works, Stockton 156 

Johnson Boiler 182 

toiler 

Work*, Jacksonville... 

Davis Iron Work*. Stockton 165 Merrill Slevent D. D. ft Rep. Co.. Jack167 

Seiler Iron Works, Inc., Stockton 222 

sonville 199 

Stockton Iron Work*. Stockton 228 

Dyke* Iron Wks., Inc., G. M., Miami.. 169 

Amer. Stl. Pipe ft Tank Co., We*t Al Miami Elee Welders, Miami i.2O0 

hambra 146 

Pensacota Shipbuilding £ Eng. Corp., 

COLORADO 

Penaaeola 213 

Stoehle Mach. ft Supply Co., Black Leu. Inc., Harry P.. Orlando 193 

Hawk 229 Chase. I. J.. Tampa 160 

Hossell rron Wks.. Col. Springs 180 

Florida Mach. ft Eng. Co., Tamp*.. .. 174 

Buikhardl ft Son*. Sleel ft Iron Wk*., Gulf Boiler Work' Tampa 178 

Denver 156 

Hook. Harry M., Tampa 183 

Cord Iron Wks.. The C. S.. Denver... 158 

Lyons Iron Wks., Inc. F. P., Tompa.,195 

Colorado Iron Wka. Co., Denver 162 

Tampa Shipbldg. ft Eng. Co., Tampa..230 

Denver Sleel ft Iron Works, Denver. .166 GEORGIA 

Dixon Box Iron Works. Denver 167 

Cofer ft Bridwelt, Atlanta 161 

Eagle Bolter Works, Denver 169 Dowman-Do wrier Mfg. Co., Atlanta.. 168 

Hammond Mach. ft Forge Wka., Denver 179 

Finnigan ft Co.. Inc.. J. J., Atlanta.. 173 

Longero Boiler ft Sheet Iron Work* 

Lynch ft Johnson, Atlanta 195 

Denver 194 

Withers Fdry ft Mach. Wk... Atlanta..240 

Queen City Iron ft Wire Wks. Denver.217 Lombard Iron Works ft Supply Co,. 

Thompson Mfg. Co.. Denver 231 

Augusta 194 

Verdeckberg Iron ft Wire Works Co.. Dixie Culvert ft Metal Co.. East Point. 167 

Denver 235 Georgia Architectural Work*. Fort Val 

Pueblo Bridge Const. Co.. Pueblo 216 ley ILLINOIS 

177 

CONNECTICUT ' 

Schofield's Botavia Eng. Son* Wks.. Co., J. Inc, S., Macon Bat a via.. 222 .. 15 

Berlin Const. Co.. Berlin 151 

Taylor Challenge Iron Co.. Wk*. Bala ft vis Sup. Co.. Macon.230 159 

Alias Iron Work*. Inc. Bridgeport. .. 147 

Cote U. S. Mfg. Wind Co., Eng. R. ft D„ Pump Newman Co.. Botavia.234 161 

Bridgeport Boiler Wk*.. Bridgeport.. 155 

Allen Southern Eng. Boiler ft Mfg. Wks., Co., Belleville Savannah 144 225 

Liberty Iron Works. Bridgeport 193 Kehoe Natl. Stl. Iron Tank Works. ft Mfg. Savannah Co.. Bradford.. 188 206 

McCothron Boiler Work* Co., The. McDonough, Walton Co., Jamo* J. J., II.. Savannah Bradley 237 196 

Bridgeport 195 Mingledorf Drake, H. ft J.. Co.. - Bushnell Savannah 201 168 

Porcupine Co,, Bridgeport 215 Rourke Illinois ft Sht. Sons. Metal John. Wk-.. Savannah Bushnell 220 164 

Beach ft Son, II. B.. Hartford 150 

Steel Burr Producta Co.. Chompolgn Co.. Savannah 228 157 

Builders Steel Co.. Hartford 156 Thomatville Acme Boiler Iron ft Tank Works, Co.. Thoma*viIle.23I 

Chicago 143 

New England Blower Co., The, Hart Aeromolor Co., Chicago 143 

Edge ford Moor Iron Co.. Edge Moor. .. 207 l'.'i Almira Iron Works, Inc.. Chicago.... 144 

Bigelow Pusaey ft Co., Jones. The, Xew Wilmington Haven .216 152 American Boiler Works. Chicago 145 

Cooke Shaw Co., Boiler Benj. Work*. P., Wilmington.... 

Inc., New Haven. .22 163 3 American Spiral Pipe Work*. Chicago.. 146 

Excelsior DISTRICT Boiler OF COLUMBIA 

Barber ft Ross, Wk*.. Washington Inc, New Haven 

.149 

171 Beckwith Iron Works, Inc., Chicago. . 151 

New 

Forsberg, 

England 

Gustare 

Iron 

VV.. 

Works, 

Washington. 

Inc.. New Benson ft Co.. Chas. A. N.. Chicago.. 151 

.174 

Hurley. 

Haven 

John E.. Washington , . 

207 Bolters Sons. A.. Chicago 154 

I«4 

New 

Jors*. 

Haven 

A. F.. 

Boiler 

Washington 

Wk*.. New Haven.207 Brainard ft Sons, Lewis J.. Chicago.. 155 

.187 

Thames Union Iron Marine Works Ry. Co., ft Shipyard, Washington. Xew 

.233 214 

Ceairal Architectural Iron Work*, Chi 

Haven 230 cago 159 

fpeir DELAWARE Conn. Scolt Stamford Adlerhural Dalv uiman ft Co., Marine Brothers. Son*. Co., Iron T. Iron A., The, Boiler M. Works. Xew Co.. Xew J.. Pulman Works.. Waterbury West Iîndon London Stamford Haven Stratford. S16 222 226 225 143 105 162 Central Chicago Conroy Continental Chicago Sheet Bridge Boiler Steel Shipbuilding Boiler Bridge ft Tank Metal ft Co., Iron Co.. Tank Co., Works. Chicago Co., VVlis.. Chicago Work*, Chicago. Chicago.. Inc., .. hjo. 1G\ 160 163 159 160


Cornell Boiler ft Tank Co.. Chicago. . . . 163 Halle Boiler Co,, Wm. F.. Elgin 170 

Dauchy Iron Works. Chicago . 165 Frost Mfg. Co.. The, Gnleeburg 175 

Dougherty Co.. M. J., Chicago 161 Galrn Heoler Co.. The. Galva 176 

Downey Boiler Worka. F. F„ Chicago. 166 Chicago Sleel Car Co., Harvey 160 

Duffin Iron Works, Chicago 168 Illinois Steel Bridge Co., Jacksonville. 184 

Eggcra-Sehillo Co.. Chicago 170 Jacksonville Moch. ft Boiler Works 

Frunehe ft Co.. C. E.. Chicago 171 Jacksonville 186 

Gage Slnicturol Sleel Co.. Chicago. .. 175 Kellogg B.os., JarkMinvillc 169 

Grand Crossing Boiler Wks.. Chicago.. 177 Brown, Jesse B., Joliet 155 

Gl. Lakes Dredge ft Dock Co., Chicago 178 Farrell Mfg. Co.. The. Joliet 173 

Haffncr Co., Charles. Chicago 179 Heggie ft Sons, Inc. Jumea C., Jollet. 180 

Homier Boiler ft Tank Co., Chicago 179 Hegg*. W„ Joliet 181 

Hankc Iron Works. Chicago 179 Kewanee Boiler Co., Kewanee....... 189 

Hansel, Alcock Co.. Chicago 179 Mississ.ppi Valley Structural Steel Co.. 

Hawkes Boiler Co.. Chicago 180 Melrose Park 202 

Herbert Boiler Co.. Chicago 182 Andrews ft Olds Boiler ft VV. Co., 

Hibben ft Co.. Chicago 182 Moline 147 

Horn Struc. Iron Wk*., Wm.. Chicago. 183 Western Structural Co., Moline 239 

Johnston Iron Works Co., Chicigo.. . . 187 Etnyro Co., E. D.. Oregon 171 

Kenwood Bridge Co.. Chicago 189 Murphy A Walsh, Pekin 204 

KeMler-Klliolt Co., The, Chicago 189 Cody ft Son. Joseph. Peoria 161 

Kling Bros. Engr. Work*. Chicago 190 Lucas ft Sons. A., Peoria 195 

Koenig. Edward L„ Chicago 190 M.chelmann Sleel Const. Co.. Qumcy. .SOiit 

Latker Iron Works, Chicigo 192 Reck Island Bridge ft lion Works, Rock 

McFartand Bros., Chicago 196 Island 21» 

Machler Co., The Paul, Chicago 191 Otto Boiler Co.. George. Springfield. .211 

Mohr ft Son*. John. Chicago 201 Seherf Boiler Co.. Frank. Springfield.221 

Moro'ia Const. Co.. Chicago 203 Sprit gfield Boiler Co.. Springfield 226. 

Morton Mfg. Co... Chicago 203 Jones Boler Co.. Win. B.. St.eator. . . . 187 

New Cily Iron Works. Chicago 207 Sireotor Boiler Works. Sliealor 229 

Nuhouse Engr. Works. Chicago 209 lien *ul Boilers Co.. Waukegan 176 

Page Waler Tube Boiler Co.. Ch'cago. .212 Pacific Sleel Boiler Corp.. Waukegan. .211 

Pilten Fdry. ft Iron Work*. Chicigo..214 VVilliard ft Co., Chas. P., Winlhrop 

Pratt Co.. Henry, Chicigo 216 Harbor 245 

Reuler Brothers, Chicago 218 INDIANA 

Ross Boiler Co.. Chicago 219 Wells. Harry M. Alexandria 237 

Sacketl Screen ft Chule Co.. H. B. Andertou Builer ft Welding Co.. Ander 

Chicago 220 aon 147 

Scan- ft Co.. Frank. Chieago 221 Gedge Bros. Iron Roof. Co.. An-ter*-.ii.. 170 

Sharkey Boiler ft Tank Works. Inc.. Miller Charles E.. Anderaon 201 

P. J.. Chicago 223 John Boiler W..rks Co.. Bra a 1 186 

Simpson Co.. Ralph H.. Chicagi 224 Vanes Boiler Work*. John. Bis til. . . .235 

Sleet Tank* ft Products Corp.. Chic go.228 Butler Co.. Butter i 157 

Slrobel Steel Const. Co.. Chicago ... 229 Caldwell ft Drake Iron Wks , Columbus 157 

Superior Mach. ft Boiler Wk... Ch.cigo.230 Graver Corp., East Chicago 177 

Sykes Co.. The. Chicago 230 E'khari Bridge ft Iron ('*.., Etkhart.. 170 

Tronkhorsl Tank Mfg. Co.. Chicigo..232 Elkhori VVVId ft Boiler Wk-... Elkhart. 174 

Union Fdry. Works. Chicago 233 

Ml Chicigo Cheslev, St. Elgin Vanderklool Vierling Wachs Wendnagel Western Wtld-nan WDct Wilson Wintlow Wolff London Midland 'eider M'taissippi Wevmer N.-eliin Decatur Height* Louis Street Range Coal ft Mfg. Co.. Sleel Iron Orville Heights J. St Co.. Boiler Arch Iron Steel Boiler Struc. Bennell ft rue Valley Saver E. L. Sleel Co.. Sweeper Boiler Const. Work*. E. Const. Co, ft Iron ft H.. Work*. Co., Stl. SlI. Boiler Danville M., S.. Co.. Works. Slructural Tank Mfg. Eng. Chicago Mfg. Co.. Chicago Co.. Co., Co.. Ch'cigo Chicago Decatur Chicago Works, Co. Chicago Co.. Chicago E. Cicero Elgin Chicago... Chicigo. St. Heights.. Chicago..240 

Steel Chicago..239 

Chicago..240 • Chicigo.241 

Chicago Lou's.220 Co.. .. 2'tS 236 239 241 206 210 160 238 218 202 201 170 192 160 .23i .238 194 

Heilncin Machine Co.. Bvai>*


Bernar Slruclural Steel Co.. Robert. . Iowa Boiler Works. Des.Moines 185 

Indianapolis 151 Iowa Bridge Co.. Des Moines 185 

Central Boiler ft Sheet Iron Works. Stark ft Co., N. M. Dei Moines... .227 

Indianapolis 159 Wood Bros. Thresher Co., Des Moines.241 

Central Stales Bridge ft Slructural Co., Dubuque Boat ft Boiler Wks., Dubuque 168 

Indianapolis 159 Ferguson Mfg. Co., Dubuque 173 

Chandler ft Taylor Co.. Indianapolis. . 159 Morrison Bros., Dubuque 203 

Droeger ft Breen. Indianapolis 168 Voggcnthsler Co., E. J., Dubuque 235 

Geiger- Peters, Indianapolis 176 Garren ft Hlnes. Muscatine 176 

Hetherington ft Berner, Inc. Indian. Niver Iron Works Co.. Mi .-.tine.. . .208 

apolia 182 Vence ft Berber Mfg. Co., Muscatine. .234 

Ideal Boiler Works. Indianapolis 184 Paraon* Co.. The. Newton. 212 

Insley Mfg. Co., Indianapolis 185 Lanning Const. Co.. Oakaloosa 192 

Kennedy ft Son. P. VV.. Indianapolis.. 189 Seevers Mfg. Co., Oskaloosa 222 

Roch Iron Work*. T., Indisnopolis 219 McDaiel. C. E„ Otlunwa 195 

Sinker-Davis Co., Tho, Indianapolis... .224 Ottumwa Box Car Loader Co.. Ollumwa211 

Smock Co., Howard, Indianapolis... .225 Bernard Co., The Phillip. Sioux City.. 151 

Welland, Wm. I. Indianapolis 237 Haakinson ft Beaty Co.. Sioux City... 178 

Howard Shipyard, JcffcrsonviUe 184 Midwesl Stl. Const. Co.. Sioux Cily..201 

Shipyard ft Fdry. Co., Jeffersonvill*. .223 Sioux City Fdry. A Boiler Co.. Sioux 

Lafayette Engr. Co.. Lafayette 191 Cily 224 

Wallace Steel ft Supply Co.. Lafayette.236 Warnock Co.. Wm., Sioux Cty 236 

Advance-Rum ley Co.. I.aPorte 143 Waterloo Metal Mfg. Co.. Waterloo. .237 

I.ogansport Boiler ft Machine Works. KANSAS 

Logonsport 194 Nelson Mfg. ft Supply Co., Hutchinson.206 

Superior Body Corp., Marion 230 Mnenienmeyer Sheet Metal Works. 

Sheet Steel Pro. Co.. Michigan City..223 Junction City 204 

Dodge Mfg. Co.. Miskawaka 167 Kansas City Stl. Tank Co.. Konsaa City 188 

Broderick Co.. Muncie 155 Kaw Stl. Const. Co., The. Kansas City. 188 

Indiana Bridge Co., Muncie 184 Missouri Boiler Work* Co., The, Kan 

Muncie Boiler ft Sht, I. Wks.. Muncie.204 sas City 202 

Hegewald Co., Chas., New Albany.... 180 Missouri Valley Bridge ft Iron Co., The. 

Zier Boiler ft Sht. I. Co.. New Albany.242 _ Leavenworth 202 

Pan Amer. Bridge Co.. Sew Castle...212 Newsome, Joseph. Leavenworth 207 

Graham Boiler Shop, Richmond 177 Mulberry Machine ft Boiler Works 

Richmond Boiler Work*. Richmond. .218 Mulberry 204 

Richmond Waler ft Softener Co., Rich Deckard Stl. ft Iron Co.. Piltahurg... 166 

mond 217 Pittsburg Boiler ft Machine Co., The 

Wayne Heater Corp.. Richmond 237 Pittsburg 214 

Koehenter Bridge Co.. The, Rochester. .219 Metal Products Co.. The. Saline 200 

Edwards Iron Work*, Inc., Rochester. . 169 Capitol Iron Works, Topeka 158 

Seybold Wire ft Iron Wka., South Bend 223 Perine Bros. Iron Works. Topeka 214 

8. B. Boiler Work*. South Bend 225 Topeka Fdry ft Iron Works, Toneka..231 

Prox Co., Frank, Terre Haute 216 Topeka Sleam Boiler Wks. Co.. Topeka. 231 

Terre Haute Boiler Worka Co., Terre Christopher ft Sons, George C. Wichita. 160 

Haute 230 Guldtmon ft Son*. Wichita 178 

Vlneennes Bridge Co., Vlncennea 235 Martin Metal Mfg. Co.. The, Wichita. 198 

IOWA 

Sibbilt Iron ft Fdry. Co.. Wichita. .. .223 

Murray 8U Cedar Chandler Cedar Iowa Loltner Ctinlon Cullen Krolehncr Benedict Davenport Grupe. Capital Des Bechmsn Federal Furlong Ropid* Davenport port Des Moines SlI. Rapid* Iron John Rapids City Co., Mfg. Bridge Moines Bridge Boiler ft Heater Co.. Bros., Welding Mfg. Locomotive Sleel Worka Boiler Iron Co.. Clinton P., Pump John. Co.. & Bofler Co., Davenport Des Wka.. P. Co.. ft Co., Wks., Iron Co.. Clinton. Council Dee M., Davenport Cedar Bolter Moines Des ft Worka, Cedar Burlington. Works, Cedar Moines...... Det Mfg. Moines... Rapids Co., Bluffs Moines.. Rapids.. Rapids. Cfcdar Daven Corp., Henry 159 169 191 151 164 151 161 165 178 165 115 .204 .166 192 159 173 158 185 KENTUCKY Slewart LOUISIANA 

N. Iîxington Caldwell Grainger Hoffman Louisville Western American Drummond Kleinsleuber Snead Vogt Fowler-Wolfe Schroeder, Pyne ville Paducah O. Boiler Machine Architectural Co. Iron ft Iron Co.. Heater Bridge Eng. Iron Mfg. A. Co., ft Louisville ft Works Work*. Sheet W. ft Co.. J.. ft Works, Sherman. Fdry. Co., Co.. Louisville Much. E„ Iron DonoldsonviHe, Iron Metal Co.. Henry. Alexandria Inc.. Louisville Co., Co.. Co., Louisville... Works, Covington. Works, Louisville. Louisville.. Wichita.. Louisville.235 

Louleville.194 

Lexington Louis 207 Inc., .., 216 183 225 177 157 174 .228 .146 .168 .238 .222 

193 ISO


Jeffrey ft Sun, Daniel. Jenneretto \ Hurtmsii Ornamental Iron Wks., Boston 157 

Monroe Mach. ft Boiler Wka.. Monroe.203 Dinn ft Co., P. J.. Boston 

1«7 

Bedell Struc. Stl. Wks., New Orleon-.IM Fooler. John F.. Boston 

174 

Cooping Boiler Works. W. P., Maw Globe Iron Works, Boston . . . 177 , 

Orleans 1 ri3 Grecan Iron Works. Boston 

178 

Deoton ft Robinson Boiler ft VV, Wks.. Grossie ft Schlager Iron Wks.. Boston. 17S 

New Orleans 165 Herring ton-Robin son ft Co., Boston..., 180 

Dusaell Iron Wks., Alex, New Orteau-. 1>;9 Harvey Co.. Arthur C. Boston 180 

Perron ft Co., Charles, New Orleans. ,17*t Johanson ft Co., A.. Boston , 186 

Harry Bros. Co.,of La. New Orti-vi*.. '.80 Koratewsky. O. L„ Boston 

191 

Holier. R. G„ Estate of. New Orleans, . 183 Krasser ft Co.. F. Boston 

191 

Johnson Iron Works, Dry Dock* ft Ship Krivtaky ft Co., Boston 

H>1 

building Co.. Inc., New Orleans. . . . 187 McKcnrin ft Gillespie, Boston 196 

N. O. Boiler Works. New Orleans 20? Macauley, Archibald, Boston 

107 

N. 0. Roof, ft Metal Co.. New Orleans.207 National Iron Works, Boston 

205 

Siern Fdry ft Mach. Co.. New Orleans.228 New England Iron Works. Inc., Boston. 207 

Bain-Beard Co., Inc, The. Shreveport. 148 Quincy Ornamental Iron Wks., Boston. 217 

Noble Boiler ft Welding Wks., J. A.. Rafferty, J. B_ Boston 

217 

Shreveport 208 Kippley. Inc.. Henry T„ Boston 216 

Parson. F. Shreveport 212 Robert Iron Works Co.. Boston IM'i 

Shreveport Blow Pipe ft Sheet Iron Rock Atlantic Iron Works. Co.. F. Eosl N., Boston 

2 I 9 

Works, Shreveport 223 Rots. Pine Column A. T„ ft Boston Iron Works. Samuel E.. 

219 

Thibodaux Boiler MARYLAND Works, Thlbodaux. .231 Runtelt East Boston Boiler Wk*., Daniel. Boston.. 220 

MAINE 

Russell Gray, John Boiler P., Wk*.., East James. Boston Boston. . . 

Camden Armstrong Anchor ft Porker. Rockland Baltimore 

220 . 

Mach. Co.. ..147 Ryan Hodge Iron Boiler Wks-., Works, Inc.. East E. T., Boston..,. Bo*(on. . 

Bollimoro Camden Dry Dock ft Shipbuilding Co., 

220 

158 1-1'» Schneider Me->d-Morrison Iron Wks.. Mfg. Co.. D. S., East Boston Boaton. 

Ehtte Baltimore 

222 

ft O'Brien Boiler Co.. Portland. . 149 171 Simpson, Dohlquisl Eugene Mfg. Co.. A.. South Boston Boston 

Megquler Bal. Ship ft Repair Jones Co.. Co., Inc. Portland Baltimore. 

223 

199 14*. Stand. Gersiein Stl. ft ft Cooper Iron Co.. Wk*., South Boaton.... Bo-ton.. 

Portland 

Bartlett Hayward 

Co., Portland 

Co., The, Baltimore. 

227 

215 i |S White North East Iron Iron Works. Works C. M.. Co., Boston S. Boston, 

Dufour, Cathell Bros, Victor. ft St. Co.. Agotha Baltimore 

239> 

168 161 American Electric Boiler Architectural Corp., Iron Cambridge Works, Inc. 

Dugour. Codd Co., Michael. E. J.. Batt'mor* 

144 

St. Agalha 168 164 Enterprise East Boaton Mfg. ,,,.,,,,.,, 

Co.. Coatbridge 

Snow Crook Co., Co., I, H, L,, E., Rockland Batlimore 

147 

225 1ST Hicks ft Son Co.. S. D., Cambridge.. 

Dietrich Bros,. Baltimore 

173 

190 Rivertide Boiler Wks., Inc., Comhridge. 

Kohlhofer. John P.. Baltimore 

178 

l'J7 Robinson Boiler Wks., A. P., Cainbrdge 

Kries ft Son* Co., Henry A.. Baltimore. 

183 

SOS West End Iron Works. Cambrdge. . 

McNamars Bros. Co.. Baltimore 

199 

. . 

212 Wilson Struc. Co.. A. O.. Cambridge.. 

Novelty Steam Boiler Wk*. Co.. Bil- 

104 

SIT Warren Bros. Co.. E. Cambridge. . . 

tlmore 

177 

. 

225 Progressive Iron Wks.. Inc.. Chelsea.. 

Petepsco Iron Work*. Inc. Baltimore. . 

208 

828 Smith Iron Works. A. L., Chelsea 

Rennenburg ft Son* Co.. E. Baltimore. 

170 

233 Alexander. Gilbert H. Chester 

Federal Spedden Iron Shipbuilding Works, Co.. Allston Baltimore.. 

171 

172 234 Duncan Co., J.. Everett 

Stebbina 

New Bedford 

ft Sons. 

Boiler 

Wallace. 

ft Machine 

Baltimore. 

Co, 

. 

163 

196 Economic Steel Rock Co.. Everett 

Union 

Bedford 

Shipbuilding Co.. Baltimore. .. 

206 

. 

218 

2 H7 Everett Iron Work*. Inc., Everett. 

Valle 

Boiler 

ft 

Furnace 

Young. 

Const, 

Baltimore 

2 1 9 

ft Rep. Co., Knowlton Iron Worka Co., Everett 

McKsig, 

Boston 

Merwin, Cumberland 

238 

154 New England Struct). Co.. Everett. . • 

New Boston York Bridge Central Wk*.. Iron Inc.. The, Works. Boston. Inc.. 

24K 

154 New England Tank ft Tower Co., 

Bray 

Hogerstown 

236 

ton. Wilson Col* Corp., Boston.. 155 Everett 

MASSACHUSETTS 

247 

216 

Buckley Column ft Stl. Co.. Boston.. 156 Fall River Boiler Work*. Foil River.. 

224 

Builders Iron ft Steel Co., Boston 156 Gurney Int. Quinn Scannell Sinborn McDormoIt, Miller Dillon McCabe Merrimac Well* Hoarmann Fltchburg Eng. ft ft Sleam Healer ft Sons, Furnace Boiler Son Co.. ft Boiler Wks.. James. Co.. Co., Mfg. H„ Lid., Boiler Work*. Works, Inc. Lawrence Co., Inc.. John Jr., Gloucester Co., Nathan, Framinghom. Work*, Meihueii G.. Fall Framingham. Lawrence. Lowell K. Holyoke... 

Foil River. Matdene.. D. River M. .. . . 

. 207 107 19.V . 100 172 201 217 '/.'l 221 144 169 171 207 185 2 li.« lllrS 176 I'l't . 37


Cooke, Waller. New Bedford 163* Crowley Boiter Woiks. Jackson 164 

Gunning Boiler ft Mach. Co., New Bed Kelly Plumbing Co.. James J. Jack*on.l89 

ford 178 Clark Eng. ft Boiler Co.. Kalamazoo. . 161 

Guy. James, Newbury port 178 DuIIon Co., C. H.. Kaloinaxoo 169 

Monohan, M. J,, North Adams 203 Kalamazoo Boiler Co., Kalamoioo. 187 

Burnett. J. F., Peabody 156 Kalamoioo Fdry. ft Macb. Co. Kalama 

Kanes, Joseph M. Pillsfield 188 ioo 187 

Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp.. Quincy.152 Kalamaioo Tank & Silo Co., Kalamaioo. 187 

Cottar. Inc.. Joseph, Somerville 163 Lounsberry Co,, W, A., Kalamaioo. . . . 194 

Carlson. Oscar F.. Springfield 158 Jar vis Eng, ft Mach. Wk*., Lancing.. 186 

Cave Welding ft Mfg. Co., Springfield. 159 Michigan Bridge ft Pipe Co.. Lansing..201 

Gilbert ft Barker Mfg. Co.. Springfield. 177 Michigan Sheet Metal Works. Lansing.201 

Hercules Float Work*. Springfield.... 182 Manistee Iron Works Co.. Manistee. .. 198 

Palmer Steel Co.. The. Springfield 212 l.ake Shore Engine Work*. Marquette. 191 

Walsh Boiler ft Iron Works. Inc. Marquclle Boiter ft Sheet Iron Work*. 

Springfield 236 Marquette 198 

Taunlon Boiler Work*. Taunton 230 Fernstrum, Frank G.. Menominee 173 

Davis ft Farnum Kng. Wke.. Inc. Menominee Boiler Works. Menominee.. 199 

Waltham 165 Muskegon Boiler Works. Muskegon.. 205 

Smilh Co.. The II. B.. Weal field 224 Rodger* Boiler ft Burner Co.. Muske 

Allen Sons. Wm.. Worcester 144 gon 219 

Aykroyd Iron Wk*. Inc.. Worcester.. 148 Nile* Steel Tank Co.. Nile* 208 

Ea*tern Bridge ft Structural Co.. Wor Bel) Furnace ft Mfg. Co.. Northvllle.. 151 

cester , 169 Owosso Boiler ft Wetdg. Wks., Owosso.211 

Putman Co.. The. Worcesler 216 Dry Dock Iron Work*, Port Huron... 168 

Stafford Iron Works. Worcester 226 Groat Lakes Eng Wk*., River Rouge.. 176 

Slewort ft Son. Woreeoter 228 Bartlelt ft Co., A. P., Saginaw 149 

MICHIGAN 

Eureka Healing ft Vent. Co.. Saginaw. 171 

Decker ft Kaiser, Adrian 166 

Wicke* Boiter Co., The. Soginaw 239 

Boy Cily Iron Co.. Bay Cily 150 Wilcox Eng. Co.. Saginaw 239 

Induslrial-Brownhoist Corp., Bay City. 184 Kane Boiter Works. Saul! Sle Mori*.. 187 

V. S. Bridge & Culvert C"., Ray City.234 Freeland Sons Co.. D., Sturgis 174 

Consolidated Boiler Corp., Benton Har MINNESOTA 

bor 163 Clyde Iron Works, Duluth 161 

Cadillac Bolter Works, Cadillac 157 Dututh Boiler Works. Duluth 168 

Beach Mfg. Co.. Charlotte 150 Gogebic Sleam Boiler Works. Dutulh.,177 

Sehworti Bros, ft Co.. Cheboygan 222 Marine Iron A Shipbldg. Wks., Dutulh.198 

Acme Boiter Works. Inc., Dertoil. . . . 143 National Iron Co.. Duluth 205 

American Boiler Work*. Detroit 145 Western Stl. Pro. Co.. N. Dululh 239 

Amos ft Co.. Charles, Deiroil 146 Fergus Iron Works Co., Fergus Palls.. 173 

Central Boiler Work*, Detroit 159 Mankalo Mfg. Co.. Mankato 198 

Daigle Iron Works. Detroit 165 Amer. Bridge Co.. Minneapolis 145 

DeCroupet Iron Works. Detroit 166 Andrew* Healing Co.. Minneapolis. .. 147 

Detroit Bridge ft Iron Works. Detroit. 166 Brother* Boiler ft Mfg. Co., Wm., 

Detroit Range ft Steel Barrel Co.. Minneapolis 155 

Detroit 166 Crown Iron Work*. Minneapolis 164 

Deiroil Sheel Metal Work*. Detroit.. 166 Flour City Ornamenlal Iron Co., Minne 

Detroit Shipbuilding Co., Detroit. ... 166 

Fuller Sprenger Welded Whitehead Young Johnston Flint Portage Cole. 644 Harrison Hawley Lewis, Michigan Pierce Sterling Grand Lellell Wolverine Detroit troit Rapid* Slrue VV. Co., Iron ft Butler Bros. Henry Rapid* Stl. Lake Si ft Slruclural Bros.. Boiler L., Boiler ft rue Co.. J. Work*. Sons. Barrel Stl. Iahpeming Boiter ft Co.. Kale* Stl. B„ L. Ferrysburg Boiler ft W.. Co.. Works, Pieroc Joseph. Iron Sheet Detroit Corp.. Co.. Detroit Grand Wks.. Detroit Co., Flint Works. Mfg. Detroit Work*. Detroit Iron Detroit Detroit... Rapids Hancock. Co.. Works, Jacob, Grand De.215 

18.7 230 214 242 237 200 161 .226 175 193 103 241 174 177 180 160 228 

apolis 174 

Olson Herxog Kenny St. Spiral Johnson. Economy Winona MISSISSIPPI 

Adams Howell Minneapolio Roberts-Hit Twin Robertson. McKeon Minneapolis apolis Paul Boiler City Mich. Mfg. Boiler ft Iron Boiler Peter. Fdry. Boiler Co., mil J. Bridge ft Co., Bridge Stl. Co., ft Work*. ton G. Co., R. Radiator Co.. ft Mfg. Thief Co.. O. ft VV. Co., Si. R, Co.. Winona Repair Co.. Mach. W.. St. The. Co., VVillmar Paul T., River Minneapolis.... Minneapolis. Minneapolis.. Co., Paul Minneapolis. St. Si. Corinth. Co., Falls.... St. Paul Paul...182 

Minne 

Paul.226 . 143 

221 219 240 201 .210 196 189 169 .233 .201 , 184 187 .219


Greenville Boiter & Machine Works, St. Louis Architectural Iron Co.. St. 

Greenville 171 Louis 220 

Robinson, B. J., Viektburg 219 St. Louis Boiler, Tank ft Machine Co., 

Vicktburg Boiler Works, Vicksburg. .235 St. Louis 220 

MISSOURI 

St. I-ouU Metal ware Co.. St. Loui*. .220 

Carterville Boiler Work*, Carterville.. 158 Sehurk Iron Work*. Inc., St. Louis 222 

Dlldine Bridge ft Iron Co., Hannibal.. 167 Seibel. Sucidorf Copper ft Iron Mfg. 

Schneider Mach. Co.. Joseph, Joplin.,222 Co.. St-Louie 222 

A. B, C. Boiler ft Repair Co.. Kansas Sodemann Heat ft Power (V, SI. Loui*.225 

Cily 1*13 Spuck Iron ft Fdry Co., St. Louit 220 

Advance Boiler Rep. Co., Kansas Cily. 143 Stupp Bros. Bridge ft Iron Co. St. 

Arkansas Bridge Co.. Kansas Cily.... 147 Louts 229 

Black, Sivall* ft Bryson Mfg. Co., Kan Victor Iron Work*. NEBRASKA St. Louis 235 

sas Cily 153 

Blue Valley Slruclural Stl. Co., Kansas 

City 153 

Butter Mfg. Co.. Knnta* Cily 157 

Columbian Sleel Tank Co.. Kansas Ciy.162 

English Iron Work* Co.. The. Kansas 

fiity 1" 

Workman Beolrice Welded Stl. Tank Ware ft Co.. Mfg. SI. Co.. Loui*.236 Beatrice. 150 

Wanglcr Fremont Fdry Boiler & ft Mach. Sheet Co.. Iron Fremont.. Worka. 175 

Uniting* Jos. F.. Fdry. St. ft Louis Iron Wks.. Hasting*. 180 

236 

195 

Wilsdorf McAlpine. Co., A., M. Lincoln A.. St. Louis 240 MM 

Zelnieker MoftVtt. H Supply R.. Lincoln Co., Walter A.. Si. 239 

Weslover Louis Stl. ft Iron Wks.. Lincoln. 242 168 . 

Schmook, Drake-Williams Horry Mount B.. Springfield Co., Omaha. . 222 176 . 

Goldberg It Sons, J., Kanss* Cilv...,177 Gale City Iron Works. Omaha 186 

Havana Struc. SlI. Co.. Knntas Cily. .180 Johnson Boiler Co.. C. G.. Omaha 

'..'III. 

Kansas City Boiler Co.. Kansas Cily..l**8 Neb. & Iowa Stl. Tank Co.. Ont-iha. . .. 210 

Kansas Cilv Bridge Co., Kansas City.. 188 Omaha General Iron Works. Omaha.. 210 

Exeter Machine Work*. Exeler 171 

Kan*a* City Structural Steel Co.. Kan Omaha Steel Work*. Omaha 

213 

Lyons Iron Wk*.. Inc., Frank P.. Mansas 

City 188 Poxlon ft Vierling Iron Wks., Omaha. 226 

chester ......195 

Kant* City Wire ft Iron Woik*. Kon- Standard Bridge Co., Omaha 

238 

Nashua Steam Pip* ft Boiler Works, 

*os City '" Western Bridge ft Contl. Co., Omaha. 20C. 

Notjiua 205 

Midland Bridge Co., Kansas City 201 Neb. Culvert ft Mfg. Co.. Wohoo 

NEW JERSEY 

Moore Boiler Work*. G. G. Kan*** City 203 NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Acorn Iron ft Metal Co.. Atlantic City.143 

Unileil Iron Work*. Inc.. Kansa* Cily..234 

Zippier, George J.. Atlantic City....242 

Kennelt Eng. 4 Boiler Wks. Kennel!I 189 

Bergen Point Iron Works, Boyonne. .151 

Augutiliiie Boiler ft Tank Works. T. C. 

Amer. Brown Boveri Elee Corp.. Cam 

SI. Joseph ..--• If* 

den ,45 

Berry Iron ft Sleel Co.. Si. Joseph 15J 

N. Y. Shipbuilding Co.. Camden 208 

Biehler Mfg. Co.. SI. Joseph........ 152 

Slradwita Hampton 

.227 

tfeddon Iron ft Consl. Scott. Co., Camden Hillside 22-> 180 

St. Joseph Sirue SlI. Co.. Si. Joseph.220 

Cooke Brunquell ft Son. Iron Inc.. Work*. John Inc.. K„ Clifton. Hoboken.156 . . . 163 

Shamrad Boiler Co.. St. Joseph. 223 

Bethlehem Fochl's Sons. Shipbtdg. George. Corp., Hoboken. Kluobelh. ..... . 174 152 

Acme Boiler ft Tank Co.. Si. Louis 143 

Hadden Martini ft Iron Hunekc Consl. Co. Co., of VV. Amer.. Elisabeth. Ho- 170 

Atlas Iron Works. St. Louis. ....... 147 

Beckley boken Perforating Co.. Garwood ; 150 I*S 

Aufrichlijt Copper It S. I. Mfg. Co- 

North Hoover ft River Sons. Iron Atonio. Co.. Hoboken.. Hackettatown. 208 1S3 

Alois, Si. Loui* }*l 

249 Cshill Campbell Comm. Gallaher General O'Brien Riley Rohan Banner Brown, Heine Hummel Keyring Keystone LoSolte Mevker Miss. Mo. Mound Murch Scoter Ryan Harry St. LouiB Loui* Boiter ft Valley Bros.. Louis Steel Swifl Boiter Boiler Bros Bros. Sleel Cily VV. Iron Boiler Metal Iron Co.. Boiler Mfg. Boiler Boiler ft N., Co.. Struc. Erection Const. St. Works Iron Mfg. Sht. T. Work*. Works Work*. Works. Co., Wks. Producta Co Co.. St. ft Works ft Co.. E.. Loui* O Iron Ce. Co.. Louis Stl. Sheet St. St. Co.. Sheet St. Co. K. Co.. St. Si. Co.. St. - St. Wks.. Co.. Loui*.... Co.. Louis. Co.. Louis Lous I-ouit. St. Si Si. - J.. John Louis Louis Louis. Iron Louis Iron St. - St. SI. Louis. Lou.... St. Louis... St. John. • Louis.. . Works, ... A.. Works •' Louis.208 

Louis.202 

.Loo*."* 

U«»; . ', . ...157 . sl- Sl . J5* 16- 175 1** 181 176 «.o 192 - .-04 1« •**" - . "" .04 HI .180 -188 - .218 -199 !ni Hamill Standanl Katchen • Iron Waler Works, Works. Systems Alex. B„ The. Jersey of Irving If. C.ly.179 

J.. ion IS*


Kellogg Co., M. J., Jersey City 189 Hall ft Hulberl, Brooklyn 179 

Koven ft Bros., Inc. L. O Jersey City 191 Hamilton, E., Brooklyn 179 

Federal Shipbuilding ft D. D. Co.. Hygrade Iron Works. Inc., Brooklyn.. 184 

Kearney 172 Kennedy, John. Brooklyn 189 

Delaware Boy Shipbldg. Co.. Lei-*,burg. 166 Klossel. George Brooklyn 190 

Birdsall ft Co.. XV. A., Newark 153 McCarthy, J.. Brooklyn 195 

Bradtey. John. Newark 155 McGibbon Engr. Works. Brooklyn 196 

Calumel Iron Works. Newark 158 McKay ft Trouton. Brooklyn 196 

Gum Boiler Works. Herman, Newark.. 178 Manton ft Co., John. Brooklyn 198 

Hurtling, Lewis. Newark 160 Meyer ft Co., Otto C, Brooklyn 200 

Hay Fdry ft Iron Works. Newark 180 Moore Dry Dock ft Rep. Co.. Brooklyn.203 

Hewes ft Phillips Iron Work*, Newark.182 Nassau Sit. ft Iron Wks.. Brooklyn. .205 

Kinsey. Wm. A. Newark 190 Neptune Boiler ft Machine Works, 

McCabe Boiler Work*, Newark .195 Brooklyn 206 

Polo ft Tube Wks., Inc. The, Newark,215 Ocean Eng. ft Boiler Wka., Brooklyn. .209 

Rablnowili, Simon. Newark 217 O'Dougheny Co., Francis, Brooklyn. .209 

Submarine Boat Co., Newark 229 Ofeltd Gas Fired Boiler Co., Brook 

N. B. Iron Works. New Brunswick 206 lyn 209 

Prospect Boiler Co., New Brunswick. .216 OI**n. I., Brooklyn 210 

Nelson Iron Wks.. Inc. N. P.. Po«*a:c.206 Prendergast, Wm. G.. Brooklyn 216 

Schmidl Iron Work*, J. G.. Passaic 221 Roy Engr. ft Iron Wks.. Inc., Brooklyn.220 

Bogert ft Carlough Co.. The. Paler*on.l54 Safely Go* Main Stopper Co., Brook 

East Jersey Pipe Corp, Paterson 169 lyn 220 

Hay* Mfg. Co.. Paterson 180 Sarnelli ft Som. Inc, J!r.*>klyn .. ..221 

Lealie-Eitiott A Co.. Paterson 193 Schluter, Inc.. C. K., Brooklyn.. .. 222 

Paterson Bridge Co.. Paterson 212 Schulter. Inc. C. J.. Brooklyn 221 

Sipp Machine Co., Paterson 224 Scolley Estate. John \ , Brooklv- ..222 

Smith ft Son, Samuel. Pateraon 224 Shipley Const, ft Sup. C->, Brooklyn. 2i3 

Perth Amboy D. D. Co., Perth Amboy.211 Simples E"iVr Stand Cc„ In-iktyn ."23 

Tippelt McKlnney ft ft Wood. Son*. Inc., Jame*. Phlllipsburg. Albany.... . 196 .231 Simpson, Robert, Brooklyn 224 

Smith, Nicholson. Arthur Aaron, E. Albany Ploinneld 224 208 Todd Dry Dock Eng. ft Rep. Corp.. 

Roberts Ri*sberger Safetr Boiler Water Work*. Tube Albany.... Boiler Co., 218 Brooklyn 231 

Skiner The, ft Red Arnold Bank Mach. Co.. Inc., Al 219 224 Trsinor, Inc.. P. C, Brooklyn 232 

Atkins bony A Robblngton, Trenton 147 284 Weill, McLain Co.. Brooklyn 237 

Builders United Const. Supplr Co., Co.. Albany Trenton 156 161 Whale Creek Iron Works. Brooklyn.. . 289 

Carri's Collins Boiler Sons. Charles Co.. John VV.. H., Trenton.. Amsterdam .. 285 158 Boston Halien, Inc.. Buffalo )J4 

McKemie's Vondenbeeg. Sons Frederick Co.. Duncan. B.. Auburn.... Trenton. 161 196 Buffalo Siruc Stl. Co., Buffalo 156 

Climax Nhiinn.il Corp., Radiator Botavia Co.. Trenton 206 173 Buffalo Wire Worko Co.. Inc., Buffalo. .151 

Metal Ferguson Producta Alton Corp., Co., Botavia Weehswken 200 183 Case Sons Mfg. Utf„ W. A.. Cu0.no.. 158 

NEW Holchkiss MEXICO Sleel Producta Co.. Inc. 218 Cousin* ft Son. J. D.. Buffalo 163 

N. Binghampton M. Sleel Co.. Inc.. Albuquerque , 207 155 Ern»r* Sons. Charles F.. Buffalo 171 

NEW Reynolds YORK Iron Works. J. J., Binghamp 143 Forrnr Trefls, Inc.. Buffalo 172 

ton 

III Peine ft Sons Co., August, Buffalo.... 173 

Bronx Boiler Works, Bronx 

144 Ideal Furnace Co.. Buffalo 184 

Acolipype Mfg. Co., Brooklyn 

I'll Jones Iron Works. Buffalo 187 

Alpine Iron Work*. Brooklyn........ 159 Kalman Sleet Co., Buffalo. ...... 187 

Allsop O'Dougherlv Co., Brooklyn.,.. 168 2.'-" 

Kelker Blower Co., Inc. Buffalo. ..180 

Berkshire Struc Stl. Co., Brooklyn.. 

Cenl. Continental Cravens Donahue's General Eagle Ferro-Co Slme Iron Steam Tank Corp.. Sons. Iron Work*. Stl. Co.. Bailer Brooklyn Co., Works. F. Brooklyn 

J., Works, Inc.. Brooklyn.... 

Brooklyn.. 

Brooklyn. 

164 

167 173 ies 17'i . Old-nan. To*henberg Gen. Geneva Jamestown Kellogg McMnnnus Oakr* Wood Elmira Vance Groton Lord Pearl fullum Cole-Duncan Collins Nicolson Schmoll American Buffalo Jamestown Island ft Boiler Engine Cily Boiler ft Iron Boiler Fdry Bridge Burnham Struc ft Co.. Burger Cily Mage* Bridge Stl. Co.. Boiler Bros.. Boiler Hall Wk*., Works. Boiter Corp., The. Co.. ft Works. Consl. Co.. Sleel Kingston Co.. Iron Boiter Co.. Co., S. Jacob. Buffalo Works, ft Inc, Workt, Geneva Groton Long Caltaragu* W„ Co., Co.. Geneva Irvington Work-., Steamboat Elmira ft Geneva Works, Buffalo Clyde Island Inc., Jamettown. Buffalo Inc., Weld. , Elmira. Buffalo City. Long Inc., Co,. Co., . 235 B80 241 221 210 208 209 189 176 178 213 194 177 tgi .. 145 186 161 170 196 164


Cornell Iron Works, Inc., Long Island 

City 163 

Irving Iron Worka Co., Long Island 

City 186 

Just Co., George A., Long Island City. 187 

Nat. Bridge Wka., Long Island City.. 205 

Van Brunt, Inc, Wm. C, Long Island 

City 234 

Shevlin Engr. Co.. Maspeth 223 

Vulcan Rail ft Const. Co., Maspeth 236 

Montour Steel Co., Montour Falls 203 

Seneca Engr. Co.. Montour Falls 222 

Dcloney ft Co.. P.. Newburgh 166 

Turl Iron ft Car Co., Inc, The, Newburgh 

232 

Abendroth ft Root Mfg. Co., New York. 143 

Altenlown Boiler Wk*.. New York... 144 

Allonlic Struc Co.. New York 147 

Bobcock ft Witco« Co.. The, New York. 148 

•Bancroft-Jones Corp., New York 149 

Boiler Repair Co., New York 164 

Burkhorn ft Co.. Edwin. New York.. 156 

Con. Shipbldg. Corp., New York.,.. 163 

Curtla A Minck, Inc., New York 164 

Dorelhy. Inc.. Wm. 8.. New York... 167 

Dover Boiler Works, New York 167 

Droier Iron Work*, Inc., New York... 168 

F.idliti ft Ro*s, New York 170 

Frine ft Trier. New York 175 

Gerdes ft Co., New York 177 

Godfrey-Keeler Co., New York 177 

Grand Iron Works, Inc.. New York.. 177 

Granger Co.. A. D.. New York 177 

Hbdg. Star Boiler Co., New York.... 180 

Hani* Struc Stl. Co., New York.... 180 

Heine Boiler Co., New York 181 

Hinklo Steel Consl. Co.. New York 182 

Kue* Brothers, New York 191 

Kulich, S., New York 191 

Leonard, W. A.. New York 193 

Levering & Garrigues C, N*w York.. 193 

McDougal ft Poltor Co., New York... 196 

McKee, Andrew, New York 196 

MacSorley. F. L.. N*w York 197 

Meurer Stl. Barrel Co., Inc. New York 200 

Newport News Shipbuilding ft D. D. 

Co., New York 207 

251 Post Quintord Stolts Surface Taylor Tragcssor Trier. TJpright Wells Niagara Power Kane, Fitoeibbons Olmsiead. New Norton Sehweibish York burg Niagara ft York ft 0*cor. Cty John. Architectural Co., McCord, Boiler Fall* Combustion Boiter Son. Steel Iron Fichler R. Sleum Falls Engr Boiler Bros.. Boiler Alfred Nyack Weldg. New E.. Inc. Co.. Works. Works, New Finishing Sleel Co., Copper Co., Orwell Co., New Joseph. York E., Co.. ft Iron York New Con*t, Niagara New P. New York Boiler New Works. H„ New Co., York Co., York Co., York. Works. Ogdens- Falls. York.229 New 

Inc, New 216 209 208 234 217 222 232 

230 210 208 

237 188 174 .230 .216 .208 

Amos Iron Works, Oswego 146 

Carroll Boiler Works, Oswego 158 

Kingsford Fdry ft Mach. Wks., Oswego 190 

Otis-Sawyer Boiler ft Fdry Co., Oswego 211 

Owego Bridge ft Iron Co.. Owego....2ll 

Collins Iron Works, Phelps 161 

Abendroth Bros., Port Chester 143 

Olmstead ft Sons, A. E,. Pulaski 210 

Erdle Perforating Co.. Rochester... .171 

Faucher-MocMurray, Inc. Rochester. .172 

Flesch ft Schmidt, Inc. Rochester.... 174 

Genesee Boiler Worka. Rochester.... 176 

Qeneeee Bridge Co., Rochester 176 

Halts Sons, Sidney, Rochester 179 

Rochester General Boiler Repair Co., 

Rochester 219 

Rochester Sleel Consl. Co., Rochester.219 

Wilson Machine Co.. Rochester...., ,240 

Empire Mot. Tank Wks., E. Rochester. 170 

Dobbio Fdry. ft Mach, Co,, Seneca 

Fallt " 167 

Stolen Island Shipbuilding Co.. Staten 

Island 227 

General Erecting Co., Syracuse 176 

Hennessy. Dennis, Syracuse 182 

Keltey Healing Co.. Syracuse 189 

Mack Bros., Syracuse 197 

Perry ft Son. John VV.. Syracuse 214 

Smilh ft Caffrey Co.. Syracuse 225 

Williams Bridge Co., Syracuse 240 

Boland ft Co.. Troy 154 

Pnkerton Estate of Rachel, Troy,.,,2U 

West Side Struc Co., Inc. Troy 238 

Glblin ft Co., Utica 177 

International Heater Co., Utica 185 

O'llamlon Boiler Works, The Thomas 

Utica 209 

Oneida County Boiler Works, Utica..210 

Utica Products. Inc. Utica 234 

Utica Steam Eng. ft Boiler Wks.. Utica.234 

McEwan Bros. Wellaville 196 

NORTH CAROLINA 

Mecklenburg Iron Works, Charlotte.. 199 

Dewey Bros.. Goldiboro. , 166 

Atlanta Bridge Co., Greensboro 147 

New Bern Iron Works ft Supply Co.. 

New Bern . . .: 206 

NORTH Craig OHIO Biggs Wilmington North Broadfoot Fargo McNeil Alliance Morgan McMyler-Intorstale Bellefonlaine Weatermon Brookville Ornomental Akron Bellefonlaine DAKOTA Brothers, Boiler Dakota Bridge Foundry Boiler Engr. Struc Iron Bridge Brolhi-r*. Iron ft Iron Metal Bridge Work*. Co., Wks., Co.. Co., Iron Fargo Works, Co., Works, Alliance Culvert The, ft Co., Inc.. Fargo Co., Alliance Bremen The. 163 Brookville. Sl. Wilmington. Akron Fargo Wilmington. Akron Co., Cf-., Bedford. Co.. Fargo. 153 The. The, . 144, 203 211 239 172 197 172 151 .240 . .. 208 155 197 155


Bucyrus Copper Kettle Work* Co.. 

Bucyrus 166 

Keliey Mfg. Co.. The, Bucyrus 189 

Toledo Crane Co., Bucyrus 231 

Amercan Brdge Co.. Canton 145 

Bryonl Heater ft Mfg. Co.. Conton 156 

Canton Structural Stl. Co.. Canton...158 

Eberman Sleel Co.. Canton 169 

Gusset! Boiler Kork*. Canton 178 

Hiner Struc, Steel Co.. Canton 182 

Killoe Boiter ft Tank Co.. The. Canton. 190 

Mocomber Sleel Co.. The. Canton 197 

Cetina Mfg. Co., The. Celina 159 

Barnes Co.. Charles. Cincinnati 149 

Bracken Bridge Co.. Cincinnati 155 

Cincinnati Mfg. Co., Cincinnati 160 

Columbia Iron Works, Cincinnati. 162 

Davit Welding ft Mfg. Co.. The, Cincinnati 

165 

Edwards Mfg. Co., Inc, Cincinnati. .. 170 

General Iron Work*. Co.. The. Cincinnali 

176 

Grimm Iron Wk*.. Co.. The. Cincinnali. 178 

Honhorst Co.. The Joseph. Cincinnali.. 183 

Kirk ft Blum Mfg. Co.. The C.nclnnati. 190 

Litlleford Bro*.. Cincinnali 193 

Mcllwain ft Spiegel B. ft T. Co., Cincinnati 

196 

Rowekomp, Bernard J.. Cincinnati. .. .220 

Schreiber Sons Co.. L.. Cincinnali. . .222 

Storey Bro*. Gas Construe Co.. Cincinnati 

226 

Stacey Mfg. Cos- The. Cincinnali. . .226 

Tudor Boiler ft Mfg. Co., The. Cincinnati 

232 

Williamson Fdry. Co.. Cincinnati 240 

American Shipbldg, Co.. The Cleveland. 146 

Austin Co.. The. Cleveland 148 

Bacon Heater ft Mfg. Co., Cleveland. 148 

Bartlctt A Snow Co.. C. O.. Cleveland. 149 

Boom Boiler ft Weld. Co.. The Cleveland 

154 

Broden ft Dailey Construe Co., Cleveland 

155 

Brooks ft Co., T. H.. Cleveland 155 

Bryant Heater ft Mfg. Co., Cleveland. 156 

Builders Structural Sl. Co.. Cleveland. 156 

Columbiana Boiler Co., Columbiana. . 162 

Borger Bro*. Boiler Works. Columbus. 154 

Case Crane ft Engr. Co.. Columbus. . 158 

Clark Grave Vault Co., The, Columbus. 161 

Inter. Derrick ft Equip. Co.. The. 

Columbu* 185 

Morris Co.. The C. E., Columbus 203 

Nirlaus Boiler Work*. Columbus 208 

Scioto Boiler Works, Columbu* 222 

Cramplon ft Son. Covington 164 

Brownell Co.. The. Dayion 155 

Buckeye Boiler Co.. The, Dayion 156 

Builders Slruclural Steel Co., Dayton.. 156 

Dayion Fabricated Sleel Co.. Dayton.. IBS 

Dayton Struc Steel Co.. The Dayton. 165 

Gem City Boiler Co., The, Dayion... 176 

Graves A Marshall Co.. The Dayion.. 177 

Israel Co., Max L. ft I-oule Dayton.. 186 

Zimmerman Boiler ft Tank Wk*., Dayton 

242 

New Delphot Mfg. Co.. The. Delpho*.207 

Gallon Metallic Vault Co.. The, Gallon.175 

Nail. Grave Vault Co.. The. Ualion.,205 

Acme Boiler Works Co.. Golllputi*.. . 143 

Meyers Mfg. Co.. Fred J.. Hamilton.. 200 

Meehan Steel Prod. Co.. Ironton 199 

Orogonia Bridge Co., The. Lebanon..210 

Leetonia Boiler Co.. Leetonia 193- 

Goltey ft Finley, Lima 177 

Lima Architectural Iron Wks.. Lima.. 193 

Meehan Boiler ft Construe Co., Lowellville 

199 

Pattin Brother* Co.. The. Marietta. . .212 

Star Iron Works, Marietta 227 

Riverside Bridge Co.. Martins Ferry..216 

Lucius Mfg. Co.. Ma**ilIon 195 

Mosslllon Bridge ft Struc. Co.. Masslllon 

199 

Middteport Boiler Works. Middleport. .201 

Foulo Co.. C. C. Middletown 174 

Am. Tube ft Pipe Bend. Co.. Mineral 

Ridge 146 

Industrial Equip. Co.. The. Minster.. 184 

Ml. Vernon Bridge Co.. The. Ml. 

Vernon 204 

Heller Aller Co.. The. Napoleon 181 

Tucker Boiler ft Tank Works. The, 

252 Colonial Connelly Forest Nat. Ohio Show Star Teachout. Varietv Wellman-Seover-Morgan West VVrobbel-Moine Draper Fergu*on Holon King Lake McKay Murphy Northern Page Peerless Republic Reserve Smith land Iron Machine ft End Iron Erie Boiler Bridge Metal Co.. City Mfg. Iron I. Iron Boiler Healer Boiler 8true. Co,. Blower ft Co.. ft H. Iron Boiler Works. H, Struc Wks. Co.. Wire Co.. Wk*. Prod. Works Co.. ft St. K.. I., H. ft Co.. Iron B.. Co., Co.. Boiler Co.. 8., The Wks.. Cleveland The. Wks.. VV. K.. Co.. Cleveland Sl. Co.. The Cleveland The, Wks., Co., Cleveland Cleveland The. Wk*.. Cleveland Wm. The, The. Co.. Cleveland Co.. Cleveland Co., Co.. Cleveland D., Cleveland.... Cleveland. Cleveland. Cleveland.238 

Cleveland.209 

Cleveland. Cleveland Cleveland. H.. Cleveland.235 Cleve . 21.1 .237 223 227 205 204 183 168 230 224 212 .208 .217 173 190 191 .216 174 162 196 162 .241 New Nile* Standard Jon«a Armstrong Caaey Roberts. Conley. Donovan Healy. Ironville Kreni Loo* Surface Toledo Portsmouth Runyan Bay MeNoul Ilrltrel Kites Portsmouth Warren 

Newark 

Bremen ley Boiler Bremen Bro*. Porg* Boiler Bolter Wiro Shipbuilding Metal Michael. Co.. Sleel T. Combustion Boiler Wire Thomo*. Boiter Mfg. P.. Work* Stme Structural Wm.. ft Mfg. Work*. Mfg. Works Form ft Bridge Works. Mfg. Tiffin Works. Plale I. Toledo Co.. Iron Springfield Wk*.. Springfield Steel Co.. Co.. ft Co.. Springfield ft Springfield Co.. Sleel Iron Adam. Toledo Portsmouth. Nile* Iron Co.. Inc. The. Toledo Toledo Toledo. The, Co.. Co., Reveuna.187 

Toledo.231 

Toledo.194 The The, The. ... New . 226 216 219 208 

232 

230 231 158 150 147 162 186 181 

191 180 197 206 167 .220


Ohio Corrugating Co.. Warren 209 Hellman Boiter Works, Allenlown. . . . 181 

Warren City Tank ft Boiler Co.. The. Lehigh Slruclural Sleel Co.. Allentown. 193 

Warren 236- McDermotl Bros. Co., Allenlown 195 

Miller ft Hoy. Wouseon. . 201 McDcrmott Eng. Co.. Allenlown 196 

Pence, John, West Alexandria 213 Cruse-Kemper Co.. Ambler. 164 

Fassell Boiter Work-. J. E.. Wcllaville. 172 American Bridge Co.. Ambridge..... 145 

Whitacre Boiler Co., The. VVelUvllle.239. Penn Bridge Co.. Beaver Falls 213 

Champion Bridge Co.. Wilmington... 159 Belhlehem Conslruelion Co.. Bethlehem. 152 

Davis Boiter Wits., Jos., Youngstown. 165 Bethlehem Fabric, Inc., Belhlehem. .. 152 

Enterprise Boiler Co.. Youngstown.. 171 Belhlehem Shipbldg. Corp.. Belhlehem. 152 

Federal Iron Work* Co., The, Youngs Bethlehem Steel Corp., Bethlehem. .. . 152 

town 172 Blow Knox Co.. Blew Knox 153 

Pollock Co. Wm. B.. Youngstown.. ,215 Bovnird ft Seyfong Mfg. Co.. Brtdford.154 

Truscon Steel Co., Youngstown 232 Gehrot Bros., Inc. Bridgeport 176 

Wyatl Metal Boiter ft Tank Co.. Pacific Steel Boiler Corp., Bristol 211 

Youngtlown 241 VV. Brownsville B. VV.. Brownsville. . .238 - 

Youngstown Boiler ft Tank Co., Youngs Keystone Tank ft Boiter VV., Butler.. 189 

town 242 Blystone Mfg. Co., Cambridge Springs.153- 

Youngstown Welding Co.. The Youngs American Welding Co.. Carbondal*. . . 146 

town 242 Cross Engr. Co., Carbnndole 164 

Tri-Stato Engr. Co., The. Zanesville.232 Hendrick Mfg. Co., Carbondale 181 

OKLAHOMA 

Berry Engr. Co., The. Chester 152 

Peerless Steel Co.. Ardmore 213 

Sun Shipbldg. ft D. D. Co., Chester..229 

Modern Boiler Works, Bristow 202 Coateaville Boiler Wks.. Coatesvill*.. . 161 

Miller Boiter ft Tank Co.. Enid 201 Columbia Boiler Work*. Columbia.... 162 

Kingfisher Boiler It Mach. Wks., King Connetlsville Iron Wks.. Connellsville. 162 

fisher 190 

Wood Mfg. Co.. John, Conshohocken. .241 

Amerieon Tank Co., Oklahoma Cily... 146 Ajax Iron Works, Corry 144 

Bosrdman Co., The, Oklahoma City.. 153 Corry Steam Boiler Work*, Corry.... 163 

Klein I. ft Fdry. Co., J. B., Oklahoma Rogers Slructural Steel Co., Corry...219 

City 190 Downingtown Iron VV.. Downinglown, 168 

Oklahoma Boiler ft Engr. Co., Okla Osborn Machine Co.. DuBois 211 

homa City 209 Allentown Boiter Works. Eaalon 144 

Reinhart ft Donovan Co.. The. Okla Eastern Structural Steel Co.. Easton..169 

homa City 217 Internal). B. VV. Co., E. Slroudoburg. 185 

Sherman >'" ft I. Wks., Oklahoma American Boiler Works, Erie 145 

City 223 Erie City Iron Work*. Erie 171 

Oklahoma Boiler A VV. Co.. Okmulgee.209 Erie Concrete ft Stl. Sup. Co.. Erie.. .171 

Okla. Boiler ft Sht. Mil. Wks., Picher.209 Erie Engine Works, Erie 171 

Moloney Tank ft Mfg. Co.. Tulsa 198 Erie Sleel Borrel Co.. Erie..... 171 

Mount Copper Boiler ft I. Co., Tulsa.204 Erie Sleel Construction Co.. Erie.... 171 

National Tank Co.. Tulsa 206 Iron ft Steel Barrel Co.. Erie 186 

Oklahoma Iron Works, Tulsa 210 Nagle Engine ft Boiler Works, Erie.. .205 

Tulsa Boiler Moch. Co., West Tulsa..232 Penna. Boiler Works. Erie 213 

OREGON 

Sims Co., The. Erie 224 

Astoria Marine Iron Work*. Astoria.. 147 Union Iron Works. Erie 233 

Albino Boiler Works, Portland ..144 Brown Boiler Wks, Miles P.. Franklin.155 

Averilt Machinery Co.. A. H.. Portland.148 

353 

Union Williameite PENNSYLVANIA 

Rogers Allenlown Beall Citv Croighton East Grand Interstate King Monk* Pacific Poole Portland Steel Portland Side Iron ft Pipe Tank Bridge Bros., Sheet Bridge Iron Bros., Boilers. Bridge McGonigle. Bridge Boiler Boiter ft Works, ft I. Work*, Metal Co., Tank Portland ft Co., Pipe 0., ft Inc.. Co., St, Works, Works. Portland Iron W. Albion Portland Works, Corp.. Co. Portland Wka.. Portland Wk*., Co., Portland of Allentown. Portland.. 219 Portland.. Portland, Portland. Ore. Portland. .... The, 215 233 203 211 228 211 . 215 185 .150 161 190 .215 .177 164 240 164 144 

Jones 

Will-Humphrey Hamburg Davidson Itarrisburg Whiltaker Madden Natl. Kutalown Lanca*t*r Rote Kevstone Hoebner I^banon Standard Union Ritor Robertson Smilh Mead-Penn Midland Treadwell Centra) Monongahela F.nsign Homestead Lancaster ft 

ft 

Conley Radiator Boiter Nimmo B. Inc.. Co., ft Boiler 

Co., 

Barge Boiler Heat, Boiler B. Boiler Iron S. ft Iron Consl. T. F. Mfg. Iron Son*. ft ft G. B. A. ft 

R. 

Co.. ft Diehl. ft Works. ft Co., Steel Wk*.. Co.. Mfg. Fdry. ft Works. VV.. Wks. VV.. Wk*.. F. B.. Works. 

E.. 

P. Co., M. Co.. SlI. Lonsdale Con. Leetadole. B. Wks., Co.. Johnstown £ Harrisburg. 

Franklin 

Lancaster...... Monongahela Co.. Harrisburg Midland. Co.. Co., McKeesport. Co.. Hollidaysburg. Co.. Midland Inc. Inc.. Wka.. Co.. Lebanon Inc.. Homestead... Lebanon. Green*burg.241 

LoneaMer. Landisville..l89 

Harrisburg. Manoyunk.219 

Meadville. Loncasler. Hamburg. Hanover.. Mtllvale. Kutitown.lOl Cily.203 -.218 .. . 201 232 206 2£6 239 . 183 171 

187 

192 .225 .220 . 179 183 199 165 192 180 159 197 .192 .233

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Fleming Mfg. Co.. New Castle 174- 

Penna. Engr. Works. New Cattle 213 

Newbold St Sons Co.. R. S.. Norristown. 206 

Simpson Bros., Oakdale 223 

Scaife ft Sons Co., Wm. B.. Oakmonl.221 

Freed Furnace Co., Oaks 174 

Oil Cily Boiler Works, Oil City 209 

Barney, H. M., Potrolla 149 

Acme Boiter ft Fur. Co., Philadelphia. 143 

Acme Boiter ft 1. Wks., Philadelphia. .143 

Allen Iron ft Stl. Co.. Philadelphia... 144 

American Engr. Co.. Philadelphia 146 

Ameriean Intern). Corp.. Philadelphia. 146 

Badenhausen Corp., Philadelphia 148 

Baliley I. Wks.. The J., Philadelphia.148 

Baldwin Loc. Wka., The. Philadelphia. 149 

Bear Engr. ft Con. Co., Philadelphia.. 150 

Belmont Iron Wks., Philadelphia 151 

Biggin Co., Inc.. C. P.. Philadelphia. . 152 

Connery ft Co.. Philadelphia 162 

Cox Co., Abram, Philadelphia 163 

Croswell 1. Wks., S. J., Philadelphia. .164 

Cumming* ft Co., Wm., Philadelphia.. 164 

Deily ft Howler Mfg. Co.. Philadelphia.166 

Goldner B, ft T. Wks.. Philadelphia. .177 

Grundy I. Wlcs., Inc.. F.. Philadetphia.178 

Hill, Thomas D., Philadelphia 182 

Hilnor Sons Co.. H. A.. Philadelphia. 182 

McGookin, D. H,, Philadelphia 196 

McGovern ft Smith. Philadelphia 196 

Mears-Kanc-Ofcldl. Inc. Philadelphia. 199 

Fardel) Corp. Philadelphia 212 

Penna. Range Boiler Co.. Philadelphia.213 

Phoenix Bridge Co., The. Philadelphia.214 

Quaker City Iron Wks., Philadelphia. .216 

Rich. J. ft G., Philadelphia 218 

SchUchter Co-, E, P.. Philadelphia.. . .221 

Steel ft Wike Co., Philadelphia 228 

Walls. Owen ft Stamboch Co.. Phila 

delphia 236 

Wilfong I. VV. Co.. M.. Philadelphia.. 240 

Williamson Bros. Co.. fhilodelphia.. .240 

Heine Boiler Co.. Phoenixvllle 181 

'Airtight Steel Tank Co., Pittsburgh... 14X. 

Sleel Plate Prod. Co.. Piltaburgh 228. 

W*ot Point B. ft T. Wk*.. Pittaburgh.233. 

Eastern Steel Co., The. Pottaville 169 

Schimpf. George A., Pottaville 221 

Punx. Boiler Wks., Punxaulewncy... .216 

Penn. B. ft Eng. Wks., Inc. Reading.213 

Penn. Fdry. ft Mfg. Co., Reading. .. .213 

Reading Scale ft Mach. Co.. Reading..217 

Anthracite Bridge Co., Scranton 147 

Pinch Mfg. Co., Scranton 173 

Petroleum Iron Wks. Co., Sharon 214 

Sharpsville B. Wks. Co., Sharpsville. .223- 

Bethlehem Steel Corp- Steelton 152 

Me.singer Mfg. Co., Tatamy 200 

Odin Const. Co.. Titusville 209 • 

Tiluaville I. Wks. Co.. The. Tituaville.23I. 

Bsynoham. J. W., Turkey Cily 150 

Reader Bros, ft Hoffman. Tyrone 217. 

Union Shovel Wks., Inc, Tyrone 233- 

Bollinger-Andrews Con, Co., Verona. .154 

Hammond Iron Works, Warren 179 

Penno. Furnace & Iron Co., Warren..213 

Simthers-Wells Co.. Warren 229 

O'Brien Sleel Con. Co., Woshington. .209- 

Standard S. M. Mfg. Co., Washington.227 . 

Frick Co., Waynesboro 175 

Keeler Co.. E.. Williamsporl 188 

Spencer Heater Co., Williamsport 225 

Standard Healer Co., Williamsport.. .227 

Forquhar Co., Ltd., A, B„ York 172 

Moller's Sons. George F., York 204 

Sleocy Schmidt Mfg. Co., York 227 

RHODE ISLAND 

Almy VV. Tube Boiter Co.. Providence.144 

Non-agon sett B. Wks.. Providence 205 

Providence Boiter Wk*.. Providence.. .216 

Providence Stl. ft I. Co.. Providence.216 

Rhode Island Boiler Wks.. Providence.218 

Slender Co.. Frank C. Providence. .. .228 

Tower Iron Wk*., J, H.. Providence. .232 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

Charleston D. D. A M. Co., Charleston. 159 

American Bridge Co., Pittsburgh 145 

McLaughlin Iron Wk- . Charleston.... 196 

Peerless M. ft Rep, Co., Charleston. .213 

Riley F. ft M. W., J. P., Charleston. .218 

Buiidero Steel Works, Piltaburgh 156- SOUTH DAKOTA 

Dravo Contracting Co.. Pillsburgh 168 llanten Machine Co., Wolertown 179 

Elchleay Co.. John Jr.. Piltaburgh... 170 TENNESSEE 

254 Rees Rii-srck Rlter-Conley Shoemaker Soller Star Jones McClinlic McNeil Munroe Pearson Pgh. Pgh.-DesMoines Pgh. Rosner Gerstner Guibert Heyl Keystone Kraw.er Ladd Lappan Long McAleenan Ft. Independent Pitt Ornn. ft Piping ft Bridge ft XV. Mfg. Bros. ft Iron St Son* Mfg. Co.. Sleel Mfg. Potterson, Laughlin Bridge Boiler Tube Engr. Marshall Sons Bro. Dinger Iron Bridge Bros. Co., ft Bridge Co.. Works. Co.. VV. Co.. Co., Co.. Co., Equip. ft Iron Boiler Co., Steel M. Co., Wks Walter. Co.. N„ Co.. PUttbuefb S. James. Co., VV. Co.. Pillsburgh Pittsburgh Inc. Pittsburgh Co.. C Co., Jos.. Wks., Corp.. Pittsburgh Piltaburgh Pittsburgh Co.. Co., Inc. Pillsburgh R.. Piltaburgh. Piltaburgh Piltaburgh.. Pittsburgh. Pillsburgh.. Piltaburgh.. Piltaburgh. Pillsburgh. Piltaburgh.227 

Piltaburgh.215 

Pillsburgh.213 

Pittsburgh.215 

Piltaburgh.204 

Pittsburgh. Pillsburgh. .. 223. .. 225 218 .217 213 218 .194 195 

191 178 . .182 174 .217- 189 197 187 191 177 184 192 . Casey Johnson Knoxville Memphis 1'idgeon Shea Smart Southern Culberf* Chattanooga Converoe Robe Wol*h Southern lookout Chattanooga ton Boiler Pipe Hedgea Healing City ft Thoma* City B. Boiler B. Sons. B. Boiler Eng. F. ft Weidner ft Works, B. A Boiler Co.. Fdry. ft Co., Mfg. T. Msch. Wm„ Wks., I. Stl. Wk*.. Boiler T. ft Co., Chattanooga Wks., Memphis. Co.. Memphis Boiler Co., Co.. Nashville Tank Co.. Memphis Knoxville Inc. Co., Chattanooga..219 

Chattanooga. Memphis.., Chattanooga.. Chattanooga. Knoxville.. Co., Memphis.214 

Jackton.225 ...... 158 John- The, 223 134 

187 236 199 190 ,225 .224 194 

160 163


Nashville Bridge Co., Nashville 205 

Standard Machine Co.. Nashville 227 

Tenn. Metal Culvert Co., Nashville. . .230 

TEXAS 

Dollinger, John, Jr., Beaumont 167 

Austin Bro*., Dallas 148 

Dallo* Boiler ft Tank Co., Dallas 165 

Williams ft Davis Boiler W. C... 

Dalla* 240 

Wyatt Metal ft Boiler Works. Dallas..241 

Lincoln Tank Co.. The. Electro 193 

Baumgorten ft ttyler, El Paso 150 

Darby shire-Harvey Iron ft Mach. Co., 

El Paso 165 

El Paso Fdry. ft Mach. Co.. El Paao.,170 

Hills-Suiion Co., El Paso 182 

Southwestern Wrecking Co. El Paso..225 

American Welding Co. Ft. Worth 146 

Axtell Mfg. Co., P. W„ Ft. Worth... 148 

Collinsville Mfg. Co., Ft. Worth 162 

Ft. Worth Sleel ft My, Co. Ft. Worth. 174 

Texas Boiler ft Tank Co., Ft. Worth..230 

Texas Tonk ft Culvert Co., Ft. Worth. .230 

Van Zandt Iron Works, Ft. Worth 235 

Kane Boiler Works. Galveston 188 

McDonough Iron Works, Galveston... 196 

Finacune Boiler Works. Houston 173 

Hsrtwell Iron Worka. Houston 180 

Wittborg Boiler ft Sheet Iron Worka.. 

Houston 240 

Orange Car ft Steel Co.. Orange 210 

Alamo Iron Work*. San Antonio 144 

Washington Iron Works. Sherman... .237 

Texaa Bridge Co.. Weatherford 230 

Ray Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Wichita 

Falls 217 

UTAH 

Holmes. Samuel. Sail Lake City 183 

Soli Lake Boiler ft Sheet Iron Work*. 

Salt Lake City 221 

Sail Lake Eng. Works, Sail Lake City.221 

American Boiler ft Iron Wk*., Everett. 145 

Sumner Iron Worka, Everett 229 

Hoquiam Steam Roller Wk*., Hoquism. 183 

l-.vke Washington Shipyard, Houghton.192 

Commercial Boiler Works, Seallle 162 

Hofius St. ft Equip. Co., Seallle 183 

Iiaacaon Iron Works, Seallle 186 

Oregon Boiler Works. Seattle 210 

Puget Sound B. ft D. Co., Seattle. .. .216 

Pugel Sound Sheet Metal Wks., Seattle.216 

Seattle Boiler Work*. Seattle 222 

Standard Boiler Works, Seattle 226 

Star Machinery Co., Seattle 227 

Todd Dry Docks. Inc.. Seattle 231 

Vulcan Mfg. Co.. Seattle 236 

Wallace Bridge ft Structural Sleel Co., 

Seattle 236 

Washington Iron Works Co.. Seattle.237 

Western Blower Co.. S*aitle 238 

Western Engr, Corp., Seallle 238 

Brown Bros., E.. Spokane 155 

Spokane Culvert St Tank Co.. Spokane.226 

Union Iron Work-. Spokane 233 

Birchfield Boiler Co.. Taeoma 153 

Brear ft Sons, S. D.. Taeoma 155 

Pacific Boiler ft Weld. Wk*.. Tocoma.211 

Puget Sound I. ft St. Wka., Taeoma..21« 

Star Iron ft Steel Co.. Taeoma 227 

Taeoma Sleel Boiler Work*. Taeoma..230 

Todd Con*t. ft D. D. Corp.. Taeoma. .231 

West Coast Sleel Co.. Taeoma 238 

. WEST VIRGINIA 

Barton Boiler Works, Charleston 149 

Charleston Boiler ft Machine Work-. 

Charleston »59 

Coney ft Co., R. J.. Charleston 162 

Farris Bridge Co., Charleston 172 

Kanawha Mfg. Co.. Charleston 187 

S. S. Fdry. ft Mach. Wks.. Charleston .225 

Word Engineering Works, The Charles. 

Charleston - • M« 

VERMONT Simmon* VIRGINIA Twin WASHINGTON 

Held 255 Virginia Old Virginia Cruickshanks Richmond Roanoke 

Structural 

Holmes Steven* Newport Duvall Elizabeth King Norfolk port Lake Dominion City Bros. Co., Newt A I. Sons, Bridge Machine Iron Cily Iron News ft Struc. Iron F. Co., Boiler Engr. 

Sleel 

Co.. ft E„ Iron Wire Co.. Mar, Works ft H. Ship George Works, Bridge 

ft 

Steel Co.. Bellingham Norfolk Shop*, C, Works, Iron Works, ft Ry. Rutland Wks., 

Foundry 

No. Corp., Inc., Co.. D. W_ VVko., Co., Corp.. Norfolk VVinooski Inc. D. Bennington.223 

Bristol Richmond. Norfolk... Richmond.218 

Roanoke..235 

Norfolk..235 

Co.. 217 

Co.. 

Roanoke.218 

Norfolk.210 

Norfolk,208 New 

Salt 

232 208 228 207 229 183 170 . .218 169 164 WISCONSIN 

Northern SandPer*.'°Robert Davis Hutter Vulcan Hnriman-Greiling Ambrose Brieman. Kenosha Badger Torrance Msnilowoc 

Osborn 

Helmick Coughenour Huntington Hough, Donovan Parkeraburg Marietta Sistersville Bryant Mots LoCrosse Parkeraburg tersvill* ft Iron ft 

a 

Conslruclion Corrugating Mfg. T. ft Boiler Son Fdry. Mfg. 

Sons. 

C. Boiler F. Boiter Works. Bippus, Boiler Tank M., Boiler Son, G.. Co.. O.. Rig Co.. ft Co.. Wk*., 

J. 

Mach. Manninglon ft Juneau. Co.. Janesville ft John. Co.. ft Works. Struc. The Fond 

F.. 

Work*. Works. DeP«re. Wheeling........ Point Co.. Boiler E.. Co.. Struc Inc.. 

Clarksburg 

Co.. Reel J. LaCro**e Green LaCros** du 'Ashland: - Fond ........----}»•» 

Co.. LeCrosse. E. Msnitowoc. Pleasant.... Huntington Worts. • Parkeraburg .......... Fairmont.. Iron Lac Co.. Wheeling.204 

Kenosha. Bay du Wks.. i.ac.18* Thf- Si*- . \ f2«. 14« 236 

211 

180 191 184 . • .158 . «• '. 167. **• .. 181 189 198 163 184 198 

165 '. 148 '.


Manitowoc Eugr. Wks.. Manitowoc.. .198 Schwab ft Sons Co., R. J., Milwaukee.222 

Manitowoc Ship Corp.. Manitowoc. .. 198 Skobis Co., Milwaukee 224 

Marinette Boiler Works, Marinelte.. .198 Smilh Co., The T. L., Milwaukee. . .224 

Felker Bros. Mfg. Co., Marahfield 173 Standard Sheet Metal Wk*., Milwaukee.227 

Advance Tank ft Boiler Co.. Milwaukee. 143 Velgulh Mela) Parts. Inc. Milwaukee.235 

Boll Boiler ft Tonk Co.. Milwaukee. . 149 Wisconsin Bridge ft I. Co.. Milwaukee.240 

Bartr. John J.. Milwaukee 15l> Worden Allen Co., Milwaukee 241 

Boyley Structural Iron Co.. Milwaukee.150 Lakeside Bridge ft Steel Co.. No. Mil 

Cream Cily Boiler Co.. Milwaukee 164 waukee 192 

Gotland Henning Mfg. Co., Milwaukee. 176 Batti* Brothers, Oshkosh 150 

Hackendah) ft Schmidt Co., Milwaukee. 179 Freeland Sleel Tank Co., Portage... .216 

Hell Co., Milwaukee 181 Freeman Mfg. Co., Racine 174 

Hcnnecke Co., G., Milwaukee 162 Racine Boiler ft Tank Co.. Racine. .. .217 

Kidwell Boiler Co., Milwaukee 189 Optenberg Iron Works, Sheboygan. . .210 

Mrrtes. Miller Co., Milwaukee 199 Duplex Mfg. Co.. Superior 166 

Meyer Mfg. Co., George J.. Milwaukee.200 Northwestern Boiler Work*. Superior.209 

Milwaukee Boiler Mfg. Co.. Milwaukee.201 Tomahawk St. ft I. Wks.. Tomahawk.281 

Milwaukee Bridge Co., Milwaukee 201 Federal Steel Sash Co., Waukesha.... 173 

Milwaukee Dry Dock Co.. Milwaukee.201 Modern Sleel Slruc. Co., Waukeaho.203 

Milwaukee Heat Generator Co., Mil Wossau Iron Work*. Wossau 237 

waukee 201 CANADA 

Milwaukee Kelionce Boiler Wks.. Mil Horton Steel Co.. Ltd., Bridgeburg. , 183 

waukee 201 Hamilton Bndge Co.. Lid.. Hamilton. 179 

Milwaukee Tank Work*. Milwaukee. .201 Dominion Bridge Co.. Ltd.. Montreal. . 167 

Mueller Furnace Co.. Milwaukee 201 St. John Drydock & Shipbuilding Co., 

Murphy Boiler Co.. The. Milwaukee. .204 Ltd., New Brunswick 220 

Pietsch Slructural ft Ornamental Iron Canadian Bridge Co.. Ltd.. The, Walker- 

Works. Ferdinand. Milwaukee 214 ville 158 

Pressed Steel Tank Co.. Milwaukee. . . .216 

Schwob LeZotte Boiler Co., Milwaukee.222 

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