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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
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
Capitol—$200,000
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