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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
(At Wilson. Pa, Planl)
MUNDIE MANUFACTURING CO.. THE.
Gen. Supl.—Jno. W. Beat
(Formerly Brunner Machinery Co.,) 501
Night Supl.—R. L. Beat
Brunner St.. Peru. 111.
M. M.—August Johnston
Pres.—Geo. W, Mundie
MONROE STEEL CASTING CO.. Mon­
Vice Pres.—J. C. Mundie
roe, Mich.
See and Treas.—Harvey Mundie
Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—Carl F. Clarke 8upt.—S. E. Nolea
Vice Pres.—Bruce H. Work
Fdry. Foreman—C. A. Hasse
Treas. and See—E. B. Busby
PRODUCTS—Portable air compresiora,
Pur. Agl.—Paul Geigenmuelter
etc.
PRODUCTS—Eleclric steel es*iing3 MUSCONETONG IRON WORKS. SUn-
Capacity—200 Ions
hope, N. J.
Capital—$300,000; issued, $132,500 Pres.—Douglas Alexander
Railroads—N. Y. C. and Pere Marquette Vice Pre*.—F. A. Park
sidings
See-Treas.—T, T. Grovar
MONTPELIER FOUNDRY ft MACHINE
Pur. Agl.—E. Bryce
CO.. Montpeller, Ind.
Supt.—W. G. Taylor
Pres.—G. Max Hofmann
EQUIPMENT—Blaal furnace, three stove*
•AbbI. to Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. H. Kel- PRODUCT—Pig iron
say
Capacity—50.000 tons annually
Treaa.—Max B. Fisher
Fuel—Coke
Assl. Treaa.—Clarerce R. Levy
Railroada—D. L. ft VV .
See—Wm. L. Moelbering
MYERS CO.. THE H. M.. Ames and Crys­
Gen. Supt.—Thos. Johnson
tal Sts.. Anderson. Ind. (Subsidiary
PRODUCTS—Grey iron and *emi-*Ieel Ames Shovel ft Tool Co.)
castings
Mgr.—Edwin T. Nipber
Capacily—25 ton*
Power Plant Engr.—Darid Nibloek
Railroads— N. Y. C, St. L.. and Union Foremen—J. VV. Boerner, W, H. Redd and
Traction Co.
C. R. Abbott
MORGAN CONSTRUCTION CO.. 15 Bel- MYSTIC IRON WORKS. 250 Sluart 8U,
mom Si., Worceater, Mass. Plsnla: Beaton, Mass. Furnace: Everett, Mass.
Four, one each at 15 Belmont St., Cres- Chairman—W. E. McKay
ceil St., 19 Summer Si., and 19 Union Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—T. W. Kennedy
St.. Worcester, Mas*.
Treaa.—C. A. Atden
Pre*, and Trea*.—Paul B. Morgan
A**l. Trea*.—R. W. N Stewart
Vice Pre*.—Victor E. Edward*
Sec—A. S. Bull
Vice Pre*.—Jerome R. George
Pur. NAPIER Agt.—J. IRON A. WORKS, Roche 611-613 4th and
AbbI. Treaa.-—Charles F. Morgan and Philip Salea lat Mgr.—H. Nail. Bank T. Out BIdg., water Naahville, Tenn.
M. Mortar-
(At Furnace: Everett, Napier. Ma**., Ore Plant) mines: Iron City.
See—Carroll C. Smilh
Gen. Tenn. Sunt.—H. J. Briney
Pur. Agt.—Robert L. Mason
Steam Chairmna—W. Engr.—W. R. A. Cole Edmundson
Gen. Supl.—0*car W. Johnaou
Master Prea. and Mech.—P. G. M.—Wm. Kennedy H. Lindsay
A*st. Gen. Supl.—Birge S. Dayton
Chemist—L. Vice Pres.—Dempsey B. Patterson Weaver
Chief and Mech. Engr.—John W. Sheperd- Storekeeper—D. See-Trea*.—R. M. Greene Davis
*on
PRODUCTS—Machine Storekeeper—XV. F. Hickcraon cast pig iron al Napier.
AMt. Chief Engr.—Jsroes A. Buelt
(Opacity—500 Tenn. Ions per day
Elee Engr.—Fred B. Crosby
Railroads—B. (Furnace and ft mine* O., B. ft not M.. operating)
i.',
Water Ship-
PRODUCT—Pig
Draftsmsn—-Joseph M. Mslley
men I* iron
MORGAN PRODUCTS—Rolling Capital—$700,000
Railroads—Crescent Prea.—VV. Vice Treas.—T. Sec. Pur. Gen. PRODUCTS—Cranes producer vstves, ft ing Alliance, mill and Agt.—T. Pre*. Pres. Mgr.—W. A., ENGINEERING equipment Istey Compt.—Charles N. H. D. and Sales—A. gas 0. Y. Morgan Russell Buchanan furnace Chief J. N. machines, Stoop H. Si. CO., P. of mills Engr.—C. ft siding control Morris all THE, H.. H. Isley and kinds; B. Union Birr wire ft L. reversing Taylor rolling M., St. mills B. sid­ C»p*city—100 Capital Railroad—L. Bond* — iwued, $300,000; ft tonB N, $243,000 daily issued. $260.400: