Hubbard  &  Noble,  agricultural  implements  and  specialties;  main  build-
ing, three  story  frame,  blacksmith  shop  and  engine  room,  one  story,  brick.
Buildings  nearly  finished  at  time  of  inspection,  Oct  1,  1886;  no  exterior
provisions  were  made  for  escape  from  third  floor;  escspe  ordered.  Expect
to  commence  operations  about  Nov.  1.
Wm.  Rohr's  Sons,  brewery;  between  South  Sixth  and  Seyenth  btre^ts;
several  buildings;  malt  house,  new  three-story  building,  bridged,  affording
the  very  best  means  of  escape  in  case  of  fire*    Employs  85  males.
Richards  Iron  Works,  corner  Commercial  ard  Ninth  Sts. ;  machine  shop,
two-story  brick;  foundry  and  blacksmith  shop,  one- story  brick;  employs  12
males;  good  condition.
Edward  Zander,  planing  mill;  Quay  St;  two-story  brick;  machinery
idle  at  time  of  inspection;  one  man  working;  good  condition.
600  APPENDIX  — REPORT  OF  THE

The  following  flouring  miUs,  without  exception,  were  found  in  flFst-clan
condition;, in  neither  of  them  are  more  than  one  or  two  men  working
above  the  second  floor,  and  then  only  for  short  periods,  for  oiling,  wiping
and  sweeping:

Tnissman  &  Cooper,  three-story  brick;  North  Eighth  St;  running  night
and  day;  employing  8  males.
John  Shuette,  Oriental  Mills;  northwest  comer  South  Eighth  and  Jay
Sts.;  four-story  brick;  employs  10  males.
Jacob  Fiiegler,  Wisconsin  Central  Mills;  207  North  Eighth  St ;  three-
story  brick;  employs  12  males.
The  factory  inspector  being  called  home  was  unable  to  finish  his  work  at
the  time.
FOND  DU  LAC,  FOND  DU  LAC  COUNTY.
Cha&  J.  L.  Meyer,  sash,  doors  and  blinds;  three-story  brick;  emplojsdSO
males,  6  females,  inclusive  Fond  du  Lac  Furniture  Co.,  occupying  the
same  building;  no  fire-escape  on  building;  two  were  ordered.  As  to  the
interior,  its  condition  is  first-class.
The  Fond  du  Lac  Furniture  Ca  occupy  one  of  the  Meyer  buildings.
