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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
also single pickled all in flat or corrugated
Capacity—125,000 Ions per year
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
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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