es- We stand corrected. Ed. TriB.
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HYDRAULIC POWER oF THE MILWAUKEE, RIvEa-The
Miwankie Sentinel Of the ?jth contains description az
the hyt power Of the Milwaukee river and of the
machinery propelled by IN the city Al present there Ia
In successful operation upon The canal GU, nom H. four
Ing MIL containing four stone: the Wisconsin Iron
WORKS. consisting of furnace 80 by 50 feei and . work
shop for making rlonS, ihTeshIng machines
&C. the Cry Hydraulics, the basement Of which IS used for


machine shop ard the second story occupied by machine
p: for manufacturing window SASH Blinds doors corices
mouldng 9c part Of the building is also used for the
manufacture of -four and pork barrels and another part
;oT the manu- OF wooden ware, such rs pas tubs,
chirs 6c pan.rs nill three stories high IN the upper
part OF WHICH Is az extensive sash, door .nd blind
factory; an extensive furnace for casting attached
which are facilities for iron and wood turning patterns and
ploTT making. &c. Then comes description OF large
saw Ini wooen factory and tannery The Sentinel says
there wheels IN opcraiion upon the IS fee In d
ane;er and om 10 TO Is feet bucket and thatit was es
mated that the water OF the CANALS sufficient r prope!Ds
hsiring mills enough 10 supply the whole United States
with bread stuff. Nth water power such as this, NIL
wauke cannot ial 10 thrive ard flourish.