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Van Wyck & Co. Assay Memorandum for Central Mill, Savage Mine, 1865

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Van Wyck & Co. Assay Memorandum for Central Mill, Savage Mine, 1865
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No. 236, Memorandum of Assay of Bullion deposited at the Assay office of Van Wyck & Co. by the Savage Mining Company, Central Mill. One deposit, weighing 604.90 ounces after melting, .874 fineness silver, .0155 gold. Total value $877.25. Wear to edges, one small tape repair. 5.25 x 13.5" According to Ansari, the Central Mill was a quartz mill built in 1860 by the Central Silver Mining Co. It was located on D, Mill, and E Streets in Virginia City and had an office, assay room, storehouses, carpenter and blacksmiths shops, and employee lodging. It processed the richest ores from the Central, Gould & Curry, and Savage Mines during the early 1860s. In 1866, it was reported to have 13 stamps, 4 Hepburn pans, and could crush 12 tons a day. The Central Mine was a claim staked very early (1859) between the California and Ophir mines and later became part of the California Mine. (Al Adams Gold Rush Memorabilia Collection) Date: Location: Virginia City, Nevada HWAC# 57653