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Structural Steel, Iron, Boiler, Tank, Allied Industries 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—Ge<strong>org</strong>e 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 Incorporated— 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 Incorporated—$150,000 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 Incorporated— Railroad—N. Y. C. 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. Ge<strong>org</strong>e PRODUCTS—Bridges, building*, structural steel reinforcing rods, gray iroo catlings Capacity—50,000 Ions annually 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 Incorporated— 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„
Structural Steel, Iron, Boiler, Tank, Allied Industries 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 Incorporated—$200,000 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 Incorporated— 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 Incorporated—$100,000 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.
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