History of Brown County Wisconsin Past And Present volume 1
History of Brown County Wisconsin Past And Present volume 1
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Arndt. The dam was subsequently l)uilt, the utility of the great water power recognized and the two De Peres with their large manufacturing interests grew up at that point.
At this same session of the Alichigan Legislature of 1835 the act incorporat- ing a l)ank west of Lake Michigan was passed, the title of which was "an act to incorporate the stockholders of the Bank of Wisconsin. " The bill provided that a bank should be established in the county of Brown or Iowa, at such place as a majority... of the stockholders should determine ; the capital stock was to be $100, 000 in shares of fifty dollars each. The bank opened at Green Bay in the town of . \stor in 1833 and was known as the Bank of Wisconsin. The build- ing which it occupied was erected by the Astor Fur Company, a rambling two- storv structure which extended the width of the block on the north side of Chicago street between Adams and Washington. The stone vault which was built for this first bank in Wisconsin was still standing in 1899, its heavy door efying the corrosion of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arndt. The dam was subsequently l)uilt, the utility of the great water power recognized and the two De Peres with their large manufacturing interests grew up at that point.
At this same session of the Alichigan Legislature of 1835 the act incorporat- ing a l)ank west of Lake Michigan was passed, the title of which was "an act to incorporate the stockholders of the Bank of Wisconsin. " The bill provided that a bank should be established in the county of Brown or Iowa, at such place as a majority... of the stockholders should determine ; the capital stock was to be $100, 000 in shares of fifty dollars each. The bank opened at Green Bay in the town of . \stor in 1833 and was known as the Bank of Wisconsin. The build- ing which it occupied was erected by the Astor Fur Company, a rambling two- storv structure which extended the width of the block on the north side of Chicago street between Adams and Washington. The stone vault which was built for this first bank in Wisconsin was still standing in 1899, its heavy door efying the corrosion of time.
What to read after History of Brown County Wisconsin Past And Present volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Beaumont Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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