Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-07

machinery has been prosecuted WlVh all possible speed. It was the lnten- ton to have the mill ready to start up | SeptemLar 1st, but it will not be ready for operation before September Sth.
 THE NEW MACHINERY
 added is three double sets of "Wagner" roller mills, manufactured by Joseph Wagner & Co.,, San Francisco; besides these new ones one double set and two single Milford & Northway roller mills, formerly in use will be retained. These latte. mills are comparatively new. The old burr has been taken out and flour will only be manutactur- ed in the future by the roller pro cess.
 Seventeen stand of elevators were pointed out to the reporter. These elevators carry the wheat and various stock. or the wheat in its various stages, after it is first cracked, from one mill to another, through the var1-
 ous reels, purifiers, aspirators, etc., 1n-
 to the places prepared for their recep-
 ton. There are eight centrifugal,
 two sliding and three round reels, and one standing scalper All the rollers
 are located on the first floor and !oul of the reels, while ten reels, two purl fiers and one aspirator are up stars:
 In the basement was found the ele
 vator boots and the main shalt fol
 running machinery. Also the loY f grade flour and the oifal is recelvei r here from the mill.
 S All of the machinery is of the mos O improved pattern, and has been pu n up bv a man who has no superior a is a milling engineer, having superir e tended the building of some of tn e finest mills in California, and tn n builders of this mill, Jos. Wagner { le Co.,, guarantee the quality Of flour | or be equal to any manufactured. le Everything in connection with th in mill is automatic in action, and ffol y the time the wheat is emptied mi IS the hopper 1t is lost from sight unt a it is converted into flour.
 oO THE CAPACITY OF THE MILL. TO TO The capacity of this mill is 100 ba ef rels of four every twenty four houl ve This output will be packel in eight ;s- quarter and half barrel sacks and th'
 removed to what will be the flo
 room. there to remain until 1t IS rea'
 for market. It may not be general on known that flour becomes winter al ,er lighter after being packed away ite two or three weeks than it is when oo ccrcs from the mill, but MT. Go A schmidt imparted that information .he the reporter.
 .n- AN IMMENSE PILE OF WHEAT. see The next room visited was wa 'i"l room stored with wheat ready for II. mill when put in operation. I Ohe room is IT feet wide, Is feet high q oI 70 feet long, and it is full to the rC oIi the reporter and MT. Goldschm S SLon crawling through an opening to ge ,nr sight of it's contents. The front 2 .2os the room is piled up with sutlici i inn sacks to form a wall, and the renal no CT is filled with loose wheat. Besl We this room he has another adJoin for in which sacks are piled ten or two e in feet high. Three other rooms that stored full further along on Main : an In all there is sufiicient-wheat alr2 lief provided to keep the mill in ste for operation for four months afte
 starts. The largest portion of
 wheat comes from the Pima res 's. alton and Salt river valley; Tubac that the Santa Cruz valley between Tl con and Calabasas also furnishes consi me able. A large portion of tho W Wi'h received is the white Australian l'ioI ety. Some of this will be reserved Ge ol seed and an effort made to in' = .u ui farmers tosubstitute 1t for the na 1 "l'1 Pima wheat now almost exclusive ,oror o- the territory.
 t NOTES.
 v The engine room has had a cel ;noJ ~l9 floor added and the machinery p rr.lo 1.oro perfect order, everything polished |, ,-i brt cleaned. There was no more dil n,,,cl, be found in the engine room iifor- might be encountered in parlor both A new smoke stack will be a, Mir. John Gardiner will begin
 work of taking down the old on
 day.
 Int of Over three hundred cords of wC fowls, piled up in front af the boilers, CT
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