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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants<br />
Mech. Engr.—J. P. Stimson<br />
Cbi.f Elee. Engr. W. A l>wyer<br />
Met.—J. J. Driscolt<br />
Chemist—0. L. Van Valkenberg<br />
lorcman Roll Mill—VV. F. Sohneid<br />
PRODUCT.S—High speed steel, tool sleel.<br />
alloy sleel and cold drawn sleel<br />
(Al McKees Rock*. Pa.. Works)<br />
Mgr.—M. V. O'Donnell<br />
Supl.—Horry Crone<br />
PRODUCTS—Springs of all descriptions<br />
(Al LaBellc Works. North Side. Piusburgh.<br />
Pa.)<br />
Mgr.—C. E. Wiso<br />
AsbI. Mgr.—Thos. T. Royaton<br />
Supl. O. H.—John J. Neenan<br />
Supl.—-John A. Scanlon<br />
Supl. Heal Treating—Wm. Bender<br />
Chief Engr.—James Lang<br />
Chief Elee—H. A. Muller<br />
M. M.—Ge<strong>org</strong>e Jayme<br />
Mel.—R. H. McMilten<br />
Chief Chemial—A'bert Humes<br />
Roll Designer—Harry XV. Williams<br />
Foreman M^chInivt—Ge<strong>org</strong>e Marshall<br />
(At Park Work*. Pittsburgh. Pa.)<br />
Mgr.—R. H. Davis<br />
Supt,—C. R. Co*<br />
Supt. 0. H. and Bloom. Mills—S. A.<br />
Jackson<br />
Asst. Supi. and Safely Engr.—R. C. Jayne<br />
Brick Snpt.—XV. L. Thompson<br />
Sleam Engr.—J. C. Mlcklow<br />
Mel.—W. A. Jayme<br />
Chief ChemisI—C. Morris Johnson<br />
M. M.—F. L. Ebersole<br />
Elee Engr.—H. E. Boedeeker<br />
Draftsman—Frank J. Wood<br />
Foreman Machinist—J. C. Millgrove<br />
Roll Designer—L. VV. King<br />
Storekeeper—R. O. Bridge<br />
CRUCIBLE STEEL CASTING CO.. Almira<br />
and W. 84lh Si.. Cleveland, 0.<br />
Pre*.—VV. H. Shepard<br />
Vice Prea.. Treas. and Pur. Agt.—M. G.<br />
Tielke<br />
See—H, F. Tielk-<br />
Gen. Mgr.—H. L. Allen<br />
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<br />
H. N. and Walsch DeVaux. E. CASTING VV. Cunningham<br />
Are, tons and Nachligail P. cosiings sleel foundry nnnually Milwaukee. R. P. Jr. CO.. CO., R., A.—H, ca-tings, Lansdowne,<br />
15Ih Wis. Bloods- alloy<br />
Pre*, and 0. M.—Albert C. Lange<br />
Vice Pres.—Waller VV. Longc<br />
Trea*.—Allen J. Hoffman<br />
Sec.—W. XV. Longe<br />
P. A.—P. A. Lnnge. Jr.<br />
EQUIPMENT—Two Hj-ton electric furnaces<br />
PRODUCTS—Electric steel casiing*. elee-<br />
Iricnlly annealed<br />
Capacity—600 tons per month<br />
Capitol—$150,000<br />
Railroad—C, N. W.<br />
CUMBERLAND STEEL CO., Cumberland,<br />
Md.<br />
lies, and IT. M.—Wallace McKaig<br />
See-Trea*.—J. M. Rbind<br />
PRODUCTS—Cumberland ground shafting.<br />
cold drawn shr.filng. fl ins* couplings,<br />
safely set collars<br />
CYCLONE FENCE CO.. Waukegan. III.<br />
Subsidiary Americin Steel ft Wire Co.<br />
Gen. Mgr.—-I. H Kinney<br />
Gen. Supl.W. Biltsra<br />
CYCLOPS STEEL CO.. INC.. Bridgerille.<br />
Pa.<br />
Prea. and Treas.—VV. N. Baker<br />
Vice Prea.—Frank Garrett<br />
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr,—C. T, Evan*<br />
Assl. Treas.—J. N. Blair<br />
See—E. L. Stockdole<br />
(At Ti!u*ville. Pa.. Plant)<br />
Gen. Supl.—R. C. Bovard<br />
M. M.—G. W. Brailsford<br />
Mel.—C. M. Ridgway<br />
ChemisI—H. O. ShulU<br />
Machine Shon Supl.—G. Ellis<br />
Roll DAMASCUS Designer—H. STEEL Kanhofer CASTING CO.. Now<br />
Storckeeper—W. Brighton. Po. A. Plant Bloom al Hammond. Ind.<br />
EQUIPMENT—Three Pre*.—Charles A. Capper 30-poi crucible fur-<br />
Vlea nocei: Prea.—E. one 10-inch M. Capper and one 12-inch rol<br />
Trea*. ling mill, and G. 9 hammers, M.—I. C. one Anderson fe-Ion electric<br />
See furnace and Pur. Agt.—Waller Quivey<br />
PRODUCTS—High Assl. Gen. Mgr.—T. speed G. Bateman alloy and other<br />
Supi. tool Fdry.—D. sleets, special Fisher non-corrosive and<br />
Supt. non-magneiie Elee—XV. sleets Sholsinger<br />
Capacity—Ingol Chemist—B. E. opacity. Kraybilt 7.000 Ions<br />
Capital—$300,000 preferred ; $300,000<br />
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EQUIPMENT—One 2-ion eleclric furnace<br />
PRODUCTS—Alloy common (no par value) steel castings<br />
Capacity—1.400 Capilal—$300,000<br />
Railroads—Penn. Railroads—P. R, ton* and R, and P, ft N. L, Y. E, C.
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