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While the general direction of the Excelsior ledges, as before stated, is nortli- westerly and southcasterly, and their characteristics are similar, yet for the purpose of classification they may be divided into five series, namely : the California, the Pacffic, the Baltimore, the Old Man Mountain and the Enterprise.
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The California series consists of a few prominent ledges whose course is more nearly north and south than any others in the district ; among them the Excelsior, California and Empire are very generally and favorably known to the residents of Excelsior. The Pacific series, in which the Knickerbocker, Wisconsin and Pacific are the most prominent ledges, has a course almost due northwest and southeast, and seems, in some instances, to terminate in the California ledge, in other cases to pass on uninterrupted through it and the parallel lodes. The Baltimore series appears to radiate from a point near the canyon in the vicinity of Ossaville, on the Yuba, and is embraced within an angle from the point of radiation of about forty degrees, running from north forty deegrees west to north eighty degrees west. The ledges of the Old Man Mountain division radiate from a point near the western extremity of Phoenix Lake, a beautiful sheet of water whose shores are near the base of the mountain, several hundred feet above the altitude of Meadow Lake1 In this group are the Mohawk and Montreal, U. S. Grant, Montana, Gold Run, Crescent, and other promising claims. The ledges of Old Man Mountain, with a slight deflection to the north and south, are very nearly in a due eastern and west- ern course. To the southward occurs the Enterprise series of ledges, not yet suffi- ciently developed to determine with accuracy its course or mineral character. Ar- senuirets of iron are found in abundance in the lodes of this division-as high in some instances as 40 per cent.
The Excelsior ledges are easily traced by an experienced miner in the district, by the dark, reddish appearance of the outcroppings, caused by the oxidation of the iron pyrites encased in them. In width, they range on the surface from five to nine feet, and have, in almost every instance, been found to enlarge as they descend. It is a remarkable fact that not a ledge which can be traced downward twenty feet has yet pinched out below that depth.
Contrary to the idea generally prevalent, no difficulty is experienced in extract- ing the gold from the sulphurets. The only difficulty ever encountered originated from the inexperience of the men intrusted in the first mills of the district with the amalgamation of the ores. Their entire knowledge was derived from, and confined to, the quartz mills of the State of Nevada. They were novices in the treatment of auriferous rock, and made their first essays in Excelsior. At present the vein stone is treated for free gold by the common mill process in battery, and on copper plates, and the sulphurets, concentrated from the tailings, are subsequently worked by the chlorine process. The metallurgical works of Messrs. Deetkin & Chappellett, in the vicinity of the town, are the pioneer establishment of the district, and have by repeated expertments, made on different ores, demonstrated that by Plattner's chlo- rine process the gold can be extracted from any rock in Excelsior, within five per cent. of its assayed value. The principal and most serious difficulty, so far, consists in the want of proper concentrators, that will perform a close concentration cheaply, and with a minimum loss. Sulphurets abounding in the ores of this district, and averaging by assay from $50 to $60 per ton in gold, yield scarcely a profit on account of the cost of concentration by manual labor, as practised in other quartz mining districts of California, in which sulphurets, better in quality, but less in quantity, are produced. This difficulty, however, as it is only of a mechanical character, will soon be remedied.
Allusion has been made to the proportion of sulphurets in the vein stone of Excelsior, and herein consists one of its most remarkable features. While in the
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mines around Grass Valley and Nevada City ten per cent. is considered a large pro- portion of sulphurets, in this section from 25 to 35 per cent. is the average propor- tion. Their is no doubt but that the reduction of ores can be effected as economi- cally in Meadow Lake as in any other mining district of the county or State. Owing to the abundance of wood and water, the milling process can be carried on at a cost of from two to two and a half dollars per ton. Competent parties who have resided in the district. and are thoroughly conversant with the subject, esti- mate the cost per ton of working concentrated sulphurets, by the chlorine process, at from six to seven dollars.
The Central Pacific Railroad, by its proximity to the mines, will greatly facili- tate all milling and mining operations. What then can prevent the rapid and suc- cessful progress of Excelsior ? Broad ledges of auriferous rock permeate the dis- trict in every direction ; magnificent forests crown its mountains ; spacious lakes nestle in its valleys, and hundreds of streams dash through its canyons. With all these natural advantages, if the residents of Excelsior will continue the good work of development, so auspiciously commenced during the past summer, a golden harvest of prosperity assuredly awaits them.
[The winter of 1866-7 was unusually severe in the mountains, and the depth of snow in Meadow Lake district was about twenty-five feet on the level. But not- withstanding the great depth of snow, work was prosecuted in several of the mines without interruption, and communication was kept open with the railroad at Cisco the most of the time.]
LIST OF MILLS IN MEADOW LAKE DISTRICT.
No. Engines.
No. Stamps.
Winton ..
1
9
U. S. Grant.
1
5
California.
1
8
Excelsior.
1
20
Meadow Lake Reduction Works.
1
10
Golden Eagle ..
1
5
Mohawk & Montreal.
1
5
In addition to the above, the district has furnaces for roasting ores at the Winton mill and the Metallurgical Works, established by Mr. Deetkin, in which the chlorine process has been successfully applied to every variety of ore in Excelsior.
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LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL MINES OF MEADOW LAKE.
NAME OF COMPANY.
Date of Location
Name of Ledge.
No. ft.
Superintend
Bragg
September 1865
Mohawk & Montreal
800 1200
Columbia.
August 23, 1865 Mammoth
Camp.
April 27, 1866
Shooting Star
1200
Crescent
June 1866
Shooting Star
I200
Confidence.
July 1865
Pacific
1000
Cisco.
June 1866
Cooper
1600
California Consolida- ted Mill & Mining- Company .
July 1864
Knickerbocker
1700
I. Biggs
Daniel Webster.
September 1865
Webster
1200
P. Stoner
Dutch Flat.
September 1863
Union No. 1.
1250 )
Dutch Flat.
September 1863
Union No. 2.
1250 §
Empire.
July 1865
Empire .
1000
W R Morris Warr'n Rose
Enterprise
July 1865
Enterprise
1500
Excelsior.
September 1863
Union No. 1.
2000
Excelsior
September 1863
Union No. 2.
2000
Gold Run.
July 1865
Phoenix
2100
Ross
Golden Eagle
September 1866 Golden Eagle
850
S. Fair E. A. Teass
Hidden Treasure.
August 1865
Crescent
1200
Idaho & Imperial
August 1865
Idalio
1100 }
W. D. Knox
Idaho & Imperial.
August 1865
Imperial
1100°
Kentucky.
August 1865
Ohio
1600
H. S. Mather J. M. Starr
Jersey
June 1866
Alabama
1200
Mayflower
September 1865
Mayflowor
1600
Meadow Lake M & M Co
June 1865
Mead
1000
A. Otheman J. Harris
Montana ...
July 1st, 1865
Montana
1100
Mountain Queen.
May 1866
Mountain Queen
1400
Mountain View
August 1865
Alabama
800
New Brunswick.
August 1864
California
1000
Occidental
July 1863
California
1300
Pacific
July 1865
Pacific
1000
F. Stech
Potosi
August 1864
Potosi
2000
Rigby.
August 1865
Cummings
1200
Roebuck.
August 1865
Roebuck
1200
San Francisco ..
June 1865
Empire
1000
Susquehanna
June 1866
Susquehanna
1200
U. S. Grant.
August 1865
Ohio
1600
Virginia.
June 1865
Eclipse
1300
Western.
September 1865
Pennsylvania
1000
Wisconsin.
July 1865
Wisconsin
7700
L. Johnson
Yosemite.
June 1866
Yosemite
1000
S. C. Ellis
Lexington
August 1865
Alabama
2300
J. M. Starr
Texas .
October 1866
Texas
800
Culbertson
Rattlesnake.
August 11, 1863
Washington
2200
Washington.
August 28, 1865
Washington
600
Lightfoot
September 1866 Golden Eagle
400
A. Grant
Peacock.
July 11, 1866
Peacock
2700
- Bragg N. Chandler W.McBarny
P. Williams Richthofen
July 1864
California
1700
July 1864
Indian Boy
1700
July 1864
Indian Quecn
1700
I. Kelsey
Mechanics' M. & M. Co. September 1864 California
1000
Mohawk & Montreal ..
July 1865
Mohawk & Montreal 1100
Chappelett L. Heath
Cummings Davielwize
S. D. Young J. E. Squire
J. Simons
Comet. .
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For the Year commencing January 1st, 1867.
ABBREVIATIONS:
ag't .Agent. | Rest Restaurant. cor. Corner.
res Residence.
D. L. R .Donner Lake Road.
st ..... Street.
sup' Superintendent. M Mine.
Abbott J.M. Commissioner of Deeds, 2d st Adams & Johnson, Dry Goods & Grocer- ies, 21 st, bet B & C.
ADAMS A. J. (of A. & Johnson) 2d st.
Adler F. butcher, B st.
Adler John, brewer, Alder st. Albrecht Fred. miner, B st.
ALEXANDER D. clothing, A st.
Alexander H. K. carpenter, B st.
Allen W. H. miner, res C st.
Allen R. K. notary public, res C st.
Andrews R. carpenter, res A st.
Andrews P. miner, Mohawk & Montreal mine.
Arpin L. livery stable, B st.
Asher T. T. Ranch on Webber Lake Turnpike road
Atkinson W. D. carpenter, Market st.
B
Babcock O. D. saloon keeper, res B st. Barnum W. S. teamster, cor Market & A sts.
Bates J. laborer, Excelsior mine.
Baton A. miner, Meadow Lake. Beasley B. F. miner, res C st.
BECK H. S, clothing & provisions, cor. B. & 3d sts.
Began L. amalgamator, Mohawk & Mon- treal Con. Mill & Mining Co. Benitz A. dairyman, res A. st Bennett J. S. miner, res B st. BERGMAN W., M. D. office 2d st.
Berry B. F. carpenter, res A st. Berry Thomas, miner, res A st
Biggs John, sup't California mill Blackman T. H. Painter, res C st.
Blais A. 2d feeder, Mohawk & Montreal Con. M. & M. Co.
Blithen James, carpenter, Meadow Lake Reduction Works.
Blue Thos. butcher, Mendoza.
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Boniface -, laborer, Excelsior mill.
Bourne Wm. A. miner, Cal. mill.
Bratton N. B. saloon, Prosser Creek Sta- tion, Donner Lake Road.
Bradley J. H. amalgamator, Excelsior M Brier G. A. reporter, res C st.
Briggs C. blacksmith, Colburn's station, Donner Lake road. BRILLIANT SALOON, Joslyn Para-
zette & Co. prop'rs, B st bet. 2d & 3d. Brinkman John, miner, res 2d st.
Brokaw Isaac, engineer, res C st.
Brown Adam, grocer, Mendoza.
Brown Jno. W. miner, res 2d st.
Brown J. W. miner, B st.
Brown Lewis, miner, Meadow Lake.
Brown P. D. miner, res'A st.
Brumsey J. A. civil engineer, office 2d st Bulger John, miner, Excelsior mill.
Burns Andrew J.mechanic, Prosser creek, Donner Lake road.
Burns & Thompson, ranchers, Donner L. road.
Burns J. W. laborer, Donner L. road.
Burns Robert, tailor shop C st.
BURTON JOSEPH, saloon B st. Butler N. barber, 2d st.
Butts John, Bradley's ranch, Donner L. road.
C
Cain Daniel, painter, shop on A st. Calderwood J. F. prop'r Stage line, C st Calderwood Capt. M. H. grocer, Excel- sior mill.
Caprero G. clerk, B st.
CARDWELL JAMES, Cardwell station, Donner Lake road. Cary Thos. M. clerk Pierce's station, Donner Lake road. Casteel F. D. barkeeper, C st. Chambers S. carpenter, res C st.
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Chappellet F. sup't Mohawk & Montreal M. & M. Co. Cheever Wm. H. miner, B. st.
Church & Hawley merchants, Coburn station, Donner Lake road. Church E. W. (of C. & Hawley, Coburn station, Donner Lake road. Chubb O. miner, M. L. Reduction works Cisco House, P. Newman, prop'r, B. st, bet. 1st & Market sts.
Clasey James, barber, shop 2d st.
Clark W. H. druggist, 2d st. Clinch Geo. miner, 2d st.
Clough M. E. engineer, Meadow Lake Reduction works.
Coburn S. S. blacksmith, Coburn station, Donner Lake road.
Cole E. miner, res A. st.
Coombs C. P. carpenter, Mountain View House, Donner Lake road.
Connell Sam'l, mining sup't, A st.
Connell S. D. bookkeeper, A st.
Covalt A. tailor, shop on C st. Cramona J. dairyman, 3d st. Crase Jas. miner, Excelsior mill.
Crooks E. H. miner, D. st.
Cross Wm. teamster, M. L. Reduction W CRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE, E. S. Fogg prop'r, Crystal Lake, Don'r Lake road. Culver Frank, hotel, Mendoza. Cummings A. M. miner, Excelsior mill. Cutler Sam'l, merchant, B st.
D
Daley James, carpenter, A st. Darling R. C. miner, B. st
David Mark, merchant, Coburn's station Donner Lake road. Davis Wm. saloon on C st.
Deardoff John, miner, Excelsior mill Deininger F. brewery C st.
Denton G. saloon on A st. Denton G. miner, California mine.
Dewey E. S. butcher, Donner Lake hotel Dimick E. B. miner, Wisconsin mine. Doling James,carpenter, California mine, res Market st. DONNER HOUSE, T. Phillips, prop'r, Donner Lake road.
DONNER LAKE HOTEL, E. S. Drew, prop'r, east end of Donner Lake. DREW E. S. prop'r, Donner Lake hotel. Dritt Jacob, miner, res C st. Dufford J. carpenter, B st. Dunn John, miner, C' st. Dyre A. res Fred. & Dyre's mill.
E
EDWARDS ELLIS, mining sec'y, office on Cet. Edwards Joseph, printer, Meadow Lake Sun office.
Edwards John, miner, res C st.
Edwards Wm. res toll house Meadow Lake Turnpike Co.
Egbert R. S. merchant, Mountain View House, Donner Lake road.
ELLINWOOD C. N, M. D. office on A st. Elster H. miner, B st.
Emerson L. hotel keeper, Mountain V. House, Donner Lake road.
Emery H. carpenter, res A st.
Eureka Saloon, Wm. McCoy prop'r, cor. 2d & C sts.
Eve T. J. miner, res A st.
Excelsior Hotel, B. F. Whittemore prop. cor C & 2d sts.
F
Fair Sam'l, amalgamator, res C st. Farnsworth W. vegetable stand,' A st. Fenton Thomas, Tinker's station, D. L. R Ferguson J. W. ag't Meadow Lake Sun. Figuere J. mining sec'y, Mohawk & Montreal M. & M. Co. office A st. Fink Wm. miner, res Market st. Finsterer G. 1st feeder Mohawk & M. M. Fisher H. oyster saloon, B st.
Fletcher Geo. T. carpenter, shop on A st. Flood M. & Co. wholesale liquor dealers, B st, bet. 1st & 2d.
Flood M. (of M. F. & Co.) B st. Foote A. C. teamster, res C st. Forbes J. M. laborer, res B st. Foreman John, butcher, shop A st. Ford Wm. newsman, res A st. Fordyce Jerome, res Fordyce Valley. Fountain John, laundryman, A st.
FOWLER EDWIN, Notary Public, office cor 4th & B sts.
Fox Thomas, butcher shop on B. sts. Frudenthal J. bakery on B st. Fry's Station, Donner Lake road. Fry M. A. prop'r Fry's station, D. L. R.
G
Gallagher J. Tinker's Station, Donner Lake road.
Gibson Robert, Webster's station, Donner Lake road. Gillig Mott & Co. hardware & tin shop, east side of plaza. Goldsmith A. & Bro. dry goods, C street, bet. 1st & 2d sts. Goldsmith A. (of A. G. & B.) res C st. Goldsmith S. (of A. G. & B.) res C st. Goss R. J. M. D. office C st. Grant A. stable & hay yard, C st. Gray Joseph, hotel Donner Lake road. Gray's Ranch, Donner Lake Road. Green C. C, M. D. office B st. Grimes G. C. Webster's station, Donner Lake road.
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H
Hager George, saloon keeper, res A st. Hall Sam'l, miner, res B st.
Hall T. saloon Coburn's station, Donner Lake road.
Hall Thos. A. engineer, California mill. Hannah Thos. miner, res C st.
Harris John, miner, res C st.
Harris Wmn. miner, res 2d st.
Hartley H. H. miner, Excelsior mill. Hawley B. F. (of Church & H.) Coburn's station, Donner Lake Road.
Hawley A. J. laborer, F. & Dyre's mill Head Win. miner, res. 3d st.
Healing F. wholesale butcher, res A st. Hearty Jas. carpenter, Excelsior mill
Hedger Wm. butcher, C st.
Hericourt H. miner, Mohawk & Mont. Co. Herberger Wm. carpenter. Excelsior mill Hewitt Geo. T. Barnum Rest. B st.
Heyman B. Eureka saloon, cor 2d & C sts Higgins C. B. ag't W. F. & Co. & Moore, Miner & Co. cor B. & 4th sts.
Higgins F. att'y at law, office cor B & 4th sts.
Hill Robert, stable keeper B. st.
Hill Wm. fruit dealer, A st.
Hines H. Tinker's station, D. Lake road. Hines S. hay yard, Market st.
Hogan D. miner, Excelsior mill.
Holland James, laborer, res C st.
Holt Henry, Holt's station, D. Lake road. Holt John, Holt's station, D. Lake road. Holt Sam'l, Holt's station, D. Lake road. Holt Wm. Holt's station, D. Lake road. Howard Sam'l, miner, California mine- Hunter George, miner, Excelsior mill. Hunter James, miner, Excelsior mill. Hurd W. H. saloon keeper, res Alder st. J
Jackson R. clerk, A st. Jacoby P. K. miner, res C. st.
Jarrett James, teamster, res A st. Jefferis P. E. livery stable, C st.
Jeffrey J. B. City Marshal, office A st. Johns David, Prosser Creek station Don- ner Lake road.
Johns Wm. miner, Excelsior mill.
JOHNSON WM. (of Adams & J.) 2d st. Jolley Wm. A. barkeeper, C. st.
Jones' station, Donner Lake road.
Jones H. M. prop'r Jones' station, Donner Lake road.
Jones James, miner, res B st.
JONES J. E. Justice of the Peace, office on A st. Joslyn J. saloon keeper, B st. K Kane M. Neff's station, Don'r Lake road. Keddie Jas. miner, res 2d st.
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Keddie John, miner, res 2d st. Keddie Robert, miner, res 2d st.
Keenan J. J. saloon keeper, Mountain View House, Donner Lake road.
Kellogg Charles, groceries & provisions, B st bet. 3d & 4th sts.
Kerkhoff B. brewery & saloon, B st.
Kermikle J. G. barkeeper, A st.
King Sam'l, Don'r House, Don'r L. road. Kinney S. blacksmith & boarding house keeper, California mill.
Knapp E. carpenter, res D st.
L
Lake David, Bradley's ranch, Donner Lake road.
LAKE HOUSE, head of Donner Lake, J. D. Pollard, prop'r.
Lake House, cor 2d & B sts, Meadow Lake, J. A. Mayer, prop'r.
Lambert John W. laborer, res C st.
Lamberton E. miner, Excelsior mill
Lamolle B. rest. A. st.
Lamolle J. cook, A st.
Larcombe John, merchant, cor B. & 2d streets.
Lavies Wm. miner, res Cst.
Lee S, miner, Excelsior mill.
Leebes S. merchant, A st.
Leichter A. laborer, res D st.
Leonard J. miner, Wisconsin mine.
Litton's station, Donner Lake road.
Lloyd J. S. amalgamator, Excelsior mill.
Long J. S. ranchinan, Fordyce Valley.
Lucas J. S. miner, Meadow Lake. Luebbert Wm. assayer, res D st.
M
McCaffery E. rancher, Musgrove Valley. McCart P. A. miner, res A st.
McC'arter D. blacksmith, Excelsior mill. McCoy Wm. saloon keeper, res C st,
McGittigan Ed. barkeeper, res A st.
McKay J. engineer, Meadow Lako Re- duction Works.
Mckenzie R. millwright, Meadow Lake Reduction Works.
McLennan Frank, clerk, with Egbert & Co. Donner Lake road.
McPherson A. Donner Lake hotel, Don'r Lake road.
McPherson G. W. blacksmith, Alder st. McQuinn Thos. Tinker's station, Donner Lake road.
Mc Williams Jos. hotel keeper, Coburn's station, Donner Lake road.
Magnolia Saloon, A. Friedman, prop'r, cor B & 2d sts.
Man Charles, miner, res B st.
Mann A. P. laborer, res Meadow Lake.
| Mann J. D. butcher, shop on B st.
Martell F. blacksmith, Mohawk & Mon-
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treal Mill & Mining Co.
Markham E. J. constable, office on A st. Mather H. S. miner, res C st.
Mathews M. laborer, Excelsior mill, res. on A st.
Mathews N. shoemaker, shop on A st. Mathieu N. trustee Mohawk & Monteal Mill & Mining Co.
Maxey N. R. merchant, Donner Lake hotel, Donner Lake road.
Mayer J. A. hotel keeper, Lake House, Meadow Lake road.
Meeker Wm. Don'r House, Don'r L. road Mehegan W. H. laborer, Excelsior mill. Metropolitan Hotel, J. B. Jeffery prop'r, cor A & 2d sts.
Meyers Chas. miner, Excelsior mill.
Meyers John, sec'y Excelsior M. & M. Co
Miller A. B. miner, res Meadow Lake. Miller B. H. clothing merchant res 3d st. Miller Frank, rancher, Fordyce Valley. Mitchell A. broker, office B st.
Mitchell Jas. C. Webster's station, Don'r Lake road.
Mitchell Thos. miner, res E. st.
Moore P. R. hotel keeper, res E. st.
Morgan A. carpenter, res A st. Morris Chas. carpenter, res A st.
Moth Chas. clerk, res A st.
Mulligan Thos. laborer, Excelsior mill. Murray Mrs. Mary, Pierce's station, Don- ner Lake road.
N
Naler John, saloon, summit Donner Lake road.
Nalle A. miner, Mohawk & Mont. Co.
Neagle R. W. clerk, res cor 2d & C sts.
NEFF D. S. prop'r Neff's station, Don't Lake road.
Nelson N. merchant, Mendoza.
Nevada Exchange hotel, W. H- Hurd prop', Ost bet. 2d & 3d.
Newman Peter,hotel keeper,Cisco House, B st, Meadow Lake.
Noland Pierson, miner, res 2d st. Noyes J. W. hotel keeper, Excelsior mill. 0
Ordway Chas. miner, res A st. Orndorff James, laborer, res east side of Meadow Lake. Orndorff J. W. barkeeper, res B st. Orsi G. clerk, res B st. Osorio F. printer, res A st.
Ozborn J. J. prop'r Litton's station, Don ner Lake road.
O'Rook, saloon keeper, Donner L. road. P Painter David, miner, res D st. Parsons M. lumberman, yard on C st.
Palmer J. 2d engineer, Mohawk & Mon- treal Con. G. & S. M. Co.
Peacock J. F. carpenter, shop on C st. Peitreman Wm. miner, Excelsior mill. Penhall John, miner, Excelsior mill.
PERKINS WM. (of Smith & P.) res cor C & 2d sts.
Persons Asa, contractor, res Meadow L. Peters John, engineer, Excelsior mill. Peters John, saloon, res B st.
Phillips A. L. merchant, Mendoza.
PHILLIPS T. prop'r Donner House Don- ner Lake road.
Picking T. P. blacksmith, Excelsior mill PIERCE GARRETT, Pierce's station, Donner Lake road.
Perkins F. 1st engineer, Mohawk & Mon- treal Con. G. & S. M. Co.
POLLARD J. D. prop'r Lake House, Donner Lake road.
Preston R. carpenter, res A st.
Prichard Jas. stable keeper, Alder st. Prosser Creek station, Don'r Lake road. Putzar L. painter, res C st.
2 Quinn Wm. Tinker's station, Donner Lake road.
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Rablin John, miner, Excelsior mill. Randall W. H. laborer, Excelsior mill.
Ravell Joseplı, miner, res B st.
Rawley Thomas, miner, Excelsior mill. Raynold J. Barnum rest. B st. Redican P.P. prop'r Excelsior hotel. Redman J. D. hay yard, 1st st.
Reilinger H. cigar store B st.
Rhoads A. carpenter, res at Tiger mill. Rhoads H. D. butcher, res A st.
Rhodes W. miner. Mohawk & Montreal Con. G. & S. M. Co.
Rice Chas. butcher, shop on A st.
Richard J, M. teamster, Excelsior mill. Richards Wm. Jones' station, Donner Lake road.
Richardson E. engineer, Excelsior mill. Richardson J. Miner's rest. 2d st.
Richthofen F. v. miner, res D st.
Riggs Isaac, saloon keeper, B st.
Roach Thos. miner, res A st.
Robinson P. laborer, res C st.
Robinson Win. carpenter, res E st.
Rodgers Wm. Bradley's ranch, Donner Lake road.
Rohrs H. laundryman, res B st.
ROLLINS H. G. att'y at law, office C st." Ross Chas. miner, res 2d st. Ross D. miner, res Old Man Mountain. Rouke John, miner, res Meadow Lake. Rowley T. H. miner, California mine. Ruhe Henry, saloon keeper. res A st.
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Russell Chas. carpenter, shop on A st. -
Russell Fred. miner, res B st.
Russell J. ranchman, Musgrove Valley. Ryne J. clerk, res A st. S
Salisbury E. W. stage ag't at Lake house Sargent F. D. miner, res on A st.
Sawyer F. A. att'y at law, office C st.
Shaffer & Koffer, saw mill, Coburn's sta- tion, Donner Lake road.
Sehlatter L. butcher, res B st.
Schmittdiel Peter, carpenter,res Meadow Lake.
Shuster John, prop'r Union hotel, A st, bet. 3d & 4th sts.
Simms Clay, barkeeper, res B st.
SMITH & PERKINS, wholesale grocer- ies, provisions & clothing, cor 2d & C sts Smith J. C. miner, res A st.
Smith J. W. miner, res A st.
SMITH THOMAS, (of S. & Perkins,) cor 2d & C sts.
Smith W. K. merchant, A st.
Snyder D. H. Prosser Creek station, Don- ner Lake road.
Snyder J. Musician, res D st.
Spanna H. jeweler, shop on A st.
Sprague Jas. teamster, Excelsior mill.
Sprague Jolin, miner, Excelsior mine.
Spinard C. miner, Mohawk & Montreal Con. G. & S. M. Co.
Starks W. whip sawyer, res A st.
St. Charles Hotel, Davis & Ryan prop'rs, cor 4th & A sts.
Stech Baron F. res Winton's mill.
Stein A. miner, res B st.
Stewart J. K. miner, California mine.
Stewart Jos. lumber merchant, res C st. Stewart Sam'l, Tinker's station, Donner Lake road.
Stille D. C. bookkeeper, res B st.
Stoey C. D. miner, res C st.
Strauss S. butcher, shop on B st.
Sykes D. E. Justice of the Peace, office on C st.
Symonds Henry, miner, Excelsior mine. Symonds John, sup't Excelsior mine. T
Talbert T. A. att'y at law, office C st. Taylor Peter, engineer, Excelsior mill.
TENNENT J. H. groceries & provisions, A st, bet. 2d & 3d. TENNENT WM. merchant, res A st Thompson E. clerk, res on B st.
Thompson R. miner, California mine. Tibbetts R. G. news ag't. res B st. TILFORD F. Attorney at Law, Office on C street.
Tinker & Fenton, Tinker's station, Don- ner Lake road.
Tillow C. blacksmith, Excelsior mill. Tinker James A. (of 'T. & Fenton) Don,r Lake. road.
Towsley E. D. carpenter, res B st. Tregoing H. miner, Exeelsior mill.
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Union Hotel, J. Shuster prop'r, A st. bet. 3d & 4th.
Uren Wm. blacksmith, Excelsior mill.
V Van Meter, Woodworth's station, Don'r Lake road.
VENARD STEPHEN, Constable, office A st.
Vosburg Geo. broker, office on 2d st.
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Wadsworth Isaac, stage driver, res B st. Wallace W. H. merchant, Donner Lake road.
Washburn S. amalgamator, Excelsior M. Watson A. H. carpenter, res C st.
WEBSTER'S STATION, Donner L. road Webster Wm. prop'r W. station, Donner Lake road.
Welch T. saloon, Coburn's station, Don- Wells, Fargo & Co. C. B. Higgins agent, office cor B & 4th sts.
Welton J. A. milwright, res B st.
Witherspoon's Station, Don'r Lake road. Witherspoon J. H. prop'r W. station, Donner Lake road.
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