Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-05
Mills In Ly0n County.


would be interesting to the readers Of the
Sentinel, both at home and abroad, below we
presen, such list in as condensed form as
possible. Two or three Of the mills were not
running when we visited them, and we are
therefore unable to furnish the particulars in
connection Herewith. We will refer to such
at some other time. The business Of these
mills would make a very handsome footing
up at the end Of the year.
DeriFs Gate MH-Henry & Co., proprie-
tors; Bates Henry, Superintendent; steam
power, twelve stamps, ten pans ten hands
employed; four cords wood used per day
eight tons quartz crushed per day.
Pioneer MH-Sheldon & Co., proprietors
J. A. Todman, Superintendent; steam power,
fifteen stamps, twenty seven pans; twelve
hands employed; four and a-half cords wood
used per day; twenty-five tons quartz crushed
per day, from the Allegheny mine.
Sherman j Co.'S MiH-Sherman Bros,
proprietors; Sherman < Bovee, Superintend'
entS; water power, FIVE stamps, two pans ;
two hands employed; one cord wood used
per week; four tons quartz crushed per day,
from the Occidental mine.
Eagle GH-R. T. Mullen, proprietor and
Superintendent; water power, 1--WE stamps,
two pans; two hands employed; one cord
wood used per week /; two tons quartz crushed
per day, from the Overman mine.
Bacon MH-Bacon NJ. & NJ. Co., proprie-
tor; w. F. johnson, Superintendent; steam
power, twenty stamps, seventeen pans; nj
teen hands employed; six cords wood used
per day; thirty tons quartz crushed per day,
from the Bacon mine.
SpayTop s Trench MH-Trench & Co..
proprietors; D. L. Hastings, Superintendent;
steam power, twenty stamps, fifteen fiat and
two Wheeler & Kendall pans, seven more OF
which will be added in a short time fifteen
hands employed; six cords wood used per
day; thirty tons quartz crushed per day,
from the Spencer & Trench mine.
Gold Canon Reduction Works-Collins 4
Co., proprietors; steam power, twenty stamps,
sixteen pans.
BartoE MH-Eight stamps and eight
pans.
Eastern Slope MR-Ed. Mclean, proprie-
tor, c. w. Tozer, lessee; L. Hudgin, Super
inrendent; steam power, sixteen stamps,
with working capacity of twenty common
Size,) six pans; eleven men employed; five
and half cords wood used per day; twenty
tons quartz crushed per day, from the Chal-
lenGe mine.
Pocnir Nh, No. III. c. Corey, lessee |;
A. h. Vanderveer, Superintendent; steam
power, sixteen stamps, six pans; twelve men
employed; four and half cords woods used
per day; twenty-five tons quartz crushed per
day, from the Crown Point mine.
Pkeniz ", No. 2.-Under the supervision
Of the same parties as the Phenix No. l /;
twenty stamps, thirty.four pans; eighteen
men employed; six and half cords wood
used per day; thirty tons quartz crushed per
l.. r. - D.,
S,oanSea NJ. Tregloan, proprietor; Sam
Johns, Superintendent; steam power, four
teen stamps, twenty-five pans; ten men en-
ployed; 1--WE cords wood used per day; twenty
tons quartz crushed per day, from the Empire
mine.
Dodge M.-was closed, and we were un-
able to gather the facts.
ErceLior NJ. Briggs, proprietor; ].
Forbes, Superintendent; steam power, eight
stamps, twelve pans; nine men employed ;
three cords wood used per day ten tons
quartz crushed per day, from the Yellow
Jacket mine.
Sacramento M-Bacou, Woodruff, Hunt
& Moore, pruprietors; ]. W. L. Hunt, Super
intendent; steam power, twelve stamps,
twelve pans; twelve men employed; four
and half cords Of wood used per day !;
eighteen tons quarts crushed per day, from
the Belcher mine.
Cole i Co.'S M-Cole & Co., proprietors /;
c. F. Brant, Superintendent; water power,
five stamps, four pans; i've men employed |;
one and half cords wood used per week !;
three tons quartz crushed per day, from the
Imperial mine.
Monitor M-Hirschman & Mayo, proprie-
tors and Superintendent; water power, five
stamps, five pans; four men employed; two
cords wood used per week; FIVE tons quartz
crushed per day.
Weston 4 Co.'S M.-weston & Co., pro-
prietors; water power, ten stamps, six pans !;
four men employed; three cords wood used
per week three tous quartz crushed per day,
from the Enterprise mine.
Weston i Co.'S M-Same proprietors as
above; steam power, fifteen stamps, nine
pans; eight men employed; twenty-siX cords
wood used per week; twenty tons quartz
crushed per day, from the Enterprise nine.
Eureka MIH-Durker, Hurd & Co., pro-
prietors; VI. S. Hurd, Superintendent; water
power, twenty stamps, ten pans eleven men
employed; one cord wood used per day /;
twenty tons quartz crushed per day, from
the yellow Jacket mine.
San Francisco M.-Schad, Dasher, Bremen
& Ityen, pruprietnrs; c. Schad, Superin-
tendent; water and steam power, ten stamps,
three pans; ten men employed; one cord
wood used per day fourteen tons quartz
crushed per day, from the Yellow Jacket
mine.
Daney M-Daney Company, proprietorS !;
H. B. Truett, Superintendent steam power,
fifteen stamps, fifteen pans fourteen men
employed; six cords wood used per day /;
twenty-five tons quartz crushed per day, from
the Savage mine.
Atlantic M-Treglone & Co., proprietors !;
G. w. Cook, Superintendent water power,
two arastras; two hands employed; three tons
quartz crushed per day, from the Gray &
Cook mine.
Franklm M.-Treglone & Co., propriesors;
VIM. Johns, Superintendent water and
steam power, ten stamps, nine tubs and pans;
ten men employed; one cord wood used per
day; twelve tons quartz crushed per day, from
the Yellow Jacket mine.
Island M-Belonging to estate Of Levi
Hite H. L. Robey, Superintendent water
power, ten stamps, eleven tubs and pans /;
eleven men employed; three cords wood used
per week nineteen tons quartz crushed per
day, from the Savage mine.
Stescart / Winters H.-Blanding, Super
intendent water power, ten stamps.
Neto Ophir A-Ophir Mining Company,
oroprietors steam power, twenty-four
stamps, fifteen pans fifteen men employed
four cords wood used per week /; thirty-tye
ions quar,z crushed per day, from the Yellow
Jacket and Ophir mines.
Nec DAYTON M-Winters, Kustel & Co,
oroprietors Besler, Superintendent steam
power, fifteen stamps, eight pans; fifteen
men employed; FIVE and half cords Of wood
Der day; twenty two tons Of quartz crushed
ser day, from the Winters claim.
Old Dayton M.-Same proprietors as the
asst mentioned; water power. twenty stamps,
'ix pans eighteen men employed one cord
wood used per week fifteen tons quartz
per day from Winters clai n.
LindGuer s Hirachman NJ Lindauer,
Hirschman & SWeetapple, proprietors H.
Sweetapple, Superintendent; water power,
fifteen stamps, ten pans; nine men employed;
one cord wood used per week twenty tons
quartz crushed per day, from the Gold Hill
mine.
Stead ! Hunt M-Stead & Hunt, proprie-
tors; ]. B. Hunt, Superintendent steam
power, fifteen stamps, i've pans eleven men
employed; five cords wood used per day;
twenty 1.-TWO tons quartz crushed per day, from
the Yellow Jacket.
Mineral Rapids M-John Rule, proprie-
tor; L. Dague, Superintendent; steam pow
er, ten stamps, fourteen pans; thirteen men
employed; three cords wood used per day.
NliRois A-Brown, French & Co., propri-
etors; A. Kustel. Superintendent; steam
power, twenty stamps, five pans; fourteen