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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
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
Capacity—2,000 tons per month
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'.