The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
MORE MILLS SURE
AT SEVEN TROUGHS
Two Additional Plants Certain
to Be Installed by Strong
Interests.
GOOD NEWS COMING
THICK IN DISTRICT
Nevada Camp Attracts Talent
Who Have Money for
Value Saving.

G. C Richards Of tho Western Mill aud
Machine company OF Oakland. Cal. and
inventor OF the famous combined stamp
and arastre milling process. is the latest
mill man who has decided to install a
custom mill in tho Seven Troughs dis
tr!ct- The plant, which is to have an
initial capacity OF twenty tons per day,
will be erected near Vernon and is to be
one OF the combined stamp and arastre
type. In the combined process five stamps
VIII be all that is necessary to insure a
productive capacity OF twenty tons per
day. 1t Is claimed for this double process
that 1t amalgamates perfectly end that It
efYects remarkably closo saving OF
values.
: Mr.. Richards reached the decision tn
build q mill in spite of tho fact that two
other milling companies have just de-
cided to establish milling plants here. He
is now endeavor!pg to secure contracts
from some Of the mine owners to furnish
him ore. After examining the Buckhorn
property. near Vernon. Mr.. Richards was
authority for the statement that this
property alone is capable OF keeping the
proposed plant. at its initial capacity
supplied with ore. 1t is tho intention 10
enlarge the plant as fast as condltioes
warrant. Mr.. Richards also represents
the Hart Inclneratcr and Smelling COM
p5ny of Oakland. Cal.
Following tho visit OF G.. s. Floyd, To-
cal representative of the Harris -Demarest
custom mill project, to Lovelock, where
a deal was effected with s, b. Hill where
by title was secured for the proposed
mill site near the main road below Ma
yuma, rush orders were received by wire
from Messrs. Harris and Demarest to
rush the mill to completion within sixty
days, and In pursuance OF this programme
grading was commenced on the site Fri
day. Thirty men Will be put TO work as
fast as places can be found for them In
the meantime the building material and
machinery is TO be massed on the ground
as fast as hurry-up orders can get 1t
there. Mr.. Floyd is In receipt OF two
telesrarns urging the greatest haste, and
barring unlooked-for delays. believes the
mill viii bc erected on schedule time
The plant has been decided upon I'm
all It's details, and. according to Samuel
o. Harris OF London England, principal
hacker OF the proposition, is 10 be the |
most complete and up-to -dnte mill In Ne
vada outside the Goldfleld Consolidated |
plant, II Wilt cost approximately $50 600 |
when completed and will include a COM |
plete cyanide plant. Beginning with ten |
stamps, II Will be continually enlarged |
TO meet the requirements OF the district |
II will consist OF two sets of taeles with |
tube mills between for regrinding.
Mr. Harris Is mailing an announce |
the district, stating that upon the com |
pletion OF the plant the milling company |
VIII be In the market to purchase large |
aEJ small quantities OF ore to the full |
OF the mill at a sliding scale to
be announced later. He asks for an intt-
nation as to quantities of available ore
Seven Troughs Miner.