 | Thomas Rawlings - Canada - 1865 - 278 pages
...almost at their very doors, and distribute them to every part of the great valley of the Mississippi. The St. Croix Falls, which are only second to St....situated at the head of navigation upon a tributary of the Mississippi. Except the Minnesota, nearly every tributary of the Mississippi, in its rapid and... | |
 | United States. General Land Office - Land use - 1868 - 436 pages
...steam and water, employed iif textile manufactures in England in 1850. Except the Minnesota River, nearly every tributary of the Mississippi, in its...the main stream, affords valuable mill sites. The most important branch of m anufacture is now pine lumber, of wffich in 1867 there were scaled in the... | |
 | Girart Hewitt - Land settlement - 1869 - 74 pages
...very doors and distribute them to every part of the great valley of the Mississippi. " The St. Crpix Falls, which are only second to St. Anthony Falls...in its rapid and broken descent to the main stream, aftords valuable mill sites. The Mississippi itself in its descent from its Jtasca summit to Fort Snelling,... | |
 | Minnesota - 1870 - 84 pages
...almost at their very doors and distribute them to every part of the great valley of the Mississippi. "The St. Croix Falls, which are only second to St....situated at the head of navigation upon a tributary of f ,he Mississippi. Except the Minnesota, nearly every tributary of the Mississippi, in its rapid... | |
 | Minnesota. State Board of Immigration - Minnesota - 1878 - 96 pages
...conversant with the subject, speaks as follows of the manufacturing facilities afforded by other streams : " The St. Croix Falls, which are only second to St....situated at the head of navigation upon a tributary of the Mississippi. Except the Minnesota, nearly every tributary of the Mississippi, in its rapid and... | |
 | John Wesley Bond - Minnesota - 1878 - 104 pages
...conversant with the subject, speaks as follows of the manufacturing facilities afforded by other streams : "The St. Croix Falls, which are only second to St....situated at the head of navigation upon a tributary of the Mississippi. Except the Minnesota, nearly every tributary of the Mississippi, in its rapid and... | |
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... every part of the great valley of the Mississippi. The St. Croix Falls, which are only second to St. Anthony Falls in hydraulic power, are similarly, though somewhat less advantageously situated at the head of navigation upon a tributary of the Mississippi.... 