The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-07-27

ef wood is chopped, and the trees can be
fallen and chopped up but few feet
from the track. Thousands upon thou
sands of cords are now deposited here
awaiting to be sent off.
Negaunee is quite little city, and
much building is going on. We see but
few old houses, but We see sSarms Of new
ones, just completed or now building. 1t
of course owes its existence to the mining
business. and will grow as that interest is
developed.
There are several -four we think iron
companies at work within radius of two
miles of Negaunee, and these employ
over 1000 workmen, mostly Irish, Ger
man and Welsh, who with their families
live in the town. The works are owned
by New Yoik and Cleveland men princi
paly, and they are rushing work
extensively.
The distance from Negaunee to Mar
quette, is eight miles. and as we near the
lattar tow, wa pro ,,for,ned that o,r
arrival il not nnexnected for a niece Of
artillery is pouring forth its loud. brazen
moutbed notes Of welcome We divide
of bera and oo mart of No to tho T,amon.
and part to the Jackson House We 90
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snoui' Jo"Se Tue ln""ol'an'S 10 oe an en-
terprising people. They all appear to be
full of life and energy. and like all lhriving Q
n,aoos hoast M E,,lo of thar town o,d
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i'S iu'u'e prosperity lhe oul!dlhgs gen
orally ioo's ""''' "'a '"'"0 u ''''"' are
'ne"opo'''a" III 'ne'' appearance. Inc
churches are neat and tasty ed"ltes.
People who live in the cities have also
erected a number of tasty summer co.,aoes
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we met lot'u!a'e ea''or IN the person
OF Z. H. Wilson, OF the Chicago J""rnal
Mr.. W. has Just built cottage near the
Lake shore and with his relations 70 the
number Of ,wen,v en;ors bimsole a,r;ro
'he healeo TERM Every necessary 'of
comfort or amusement is at hand. At
his dock he has boats and a fine little
steam ~acht, named the ANNE Wnsos.
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cp'pas",.Ee.s h, . SooN"TTs W as'ons ~n'cn are are
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oGo ~ I, ~" na' 10 oF" S"'!Peu 'ol' ,n Gus
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oPene"' ""u ""S i"Pid'y nnu s,eaui'y IN
o,ease'i s,',e 1Hes 'nen. ~ looo sc mere were
on'ppen TIC oao !" iouo Il cc 'f"a '"-
o.e'ser o,E 200 ~ y1o y1 'o"s' anu 10 ioo4 10
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,;,, -, P.oo'oy -'o'o00 'oNs
wiz 'o'e' VIC "n''un' sent
Mr.. RICE formerly editor OF paper
mere, took pains 10 show vs. ever the town,
ana 10 him some OF our ladies' ale indebted
Tor his gallan'ry. we also came across