The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-07

only let them alone For himself if he haC
| the power, the first thing he would do would
be to seize the Nea0 YORK Nepa, and kindred
sheets, which are giving the South so dang
erous an idea of their own position and
rights
Troops, said General Grant, must be
Kept in all the principal points in the South
for some time to come This will be neces-
sary to repress the turbulence of class OF
the South very dangerous to all wel-dis-
posed persons, and 80 protect the rights OF
the freedmen, who are looked upon with deer
hatred by very large proportion of the PEG
pie. | am in favor, however, he added,
of not retaining our volunteers for this du-
ty because they very naturally think that
they fulfilled their engagement one year
since' 1s
Tie Milwaukee, iron Company Location
Decided upOn-PlanS lCr Tie Erection OF
the Works.
At length we are enabled to announce
That the Milwaukee Iron Company have de-
cided upon a location for the erection OF
tier Rolling Mills. Several locations in
the Menomonee basin have been examined,
bat none found wholly adapted to slIe wants
AID business OF the company. We regret
tins, because We had hoped the mills would
be located within tue city Lnlis
Disappointedin this The officers at once
set 10 work LOCKING for another location.
Rmong others, they DID examine some
property iii the Fifth Ward where the Sea55-
att enormously ANNOUNCED that the the
Mills had been located. They finally hIt
upon the property on the South Shore, ad-
Jelulng the Guy limits, IN. the town OF Lake,
hno"n as the McIOUGAL and WokTHING ToN
tarms-torty three acres Of the former and
seventy acres OF tine latter. A Small stream
called Deer Greek, elnpues into the laEe
through the land OF the company, aud viii
DC easily made iuto ID hne. harDor, as The
lake now sets back as lar as tue Mi 4
eAlcago Il. R.sbrldge, over the creek. Tie
llnd is beautifully located Tor the purposes
q the Iron Company, and the soil. is eAcel-
ept foG laying Out vli,age, Inc Iaud
scopes gently to the beach OF The rake, being
tile only place on the shore where tilero Is nc
D!uH a bridge pier vail rDe DullLelnto the
lake TO accommodate the. Coz ana lumber
vessels OF the company. Andm time sol
III quay, or breakWaJer, VIII be constructed
OF the clnders and waste OF tire lnllls, form
lag sale ana comlnodious harOor Tor tne
eilioryo IRON CITY.
IS Fine rolling mil proper VIII be l75x 200
teet on the ground, covered by a sIugleself-
Supporting root. The mil wIlI have Ca
paclty OF ronng III. coo tons OF railway lrou
per year, and viii employ two hundred and
litty hands. Most Of the nnechauiesayIf be
skilled aborers, which the company viii
bring with them. liie works will consume
II. 600 tons OF coal IA year. fi
the Iron Company VIII also erect MAJ
cline shop Of their own, and VIII at once
build about twenty-five tenenents Tor the
accommodation Oh the mechanics aud la
tlorers 1t is anticipated that in the course
e tfss.e other branches OF the iroa ni.gnttfac-
ture will be added TO that Of the production
of railway iron, hence the company has Sc
cured tract OF land ample for the expau-
sion OF their business to amy desired extent.
The lumber for the mill IS already sawed
and will be ready to ship soon, The frame
is already completed and is ready Tor ship
ment at Forestviile, Michigan. Castings
tor the furnaces are already made. Inc
engineer is now absent contracting for tile,
engines. The main engines for tue Rolling
Mills will be 36-inch cyiIuder aud 56-IncL
stroke several smaller engines viii be
used for the various Kinds OF work But
we have no room TO enter into description
OF the complicated machinery aud furnaces
Of the mil. The foundations viii Consume
about 25O cords OF stone, and the lumber
consumed III the erection OF mill, docks,
houses, &c, will amount 10 nearly Que mil
lion feet. The entire cost OF the grounds,
mills, docks and appurtenances when ready
Tor work viii be $z5OUU
Work VIII be commenced upon the pier,
and IN grading the grounds for a foundation
III about two weeks, and from that time the
work will be pushed forward as fast as pos
sible, 1t viii take one year to complete the
mills ready for operation 81 that we may
confidently expect the works Will be iii full
operation by the summer Of 1867
The Milwaukee Iron Company was char
tered by an act of the last Legislature. Ii
IS considered an excellent Charter. The Of
Ulcers aud directors are as follows