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Texas Mill
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Info Last updated: 09.04.2024 (10:14:28)
Id No. (Mine / 1902 map):
458
Type:
Stamp Mill
Date Located / Formed:
Location:
Along Wilson creek, S.W. of Lawrence
Location Map Description:
Discovery / Formed by:
    Status:
    Unknown
    Fate details:
    Owned by:
      Known claims:
        Location Claim Description:
        Patented Date:
        Mineral Certificate No.:
        0
        General Land Office No.:
        0
        Known Transportation Connection:
          Extra Info/Details [Linked at One Time to the Entity]:
          Stamp Mill
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          General notes:
          A 1896 artistic map gives this location to be in the valley between Grouse Hill and Straub Mountain where the road along Wilson creek meet the road coming down from up near Arequa/Eclipse Gulch.
          graphic for visual presentation of text Also, a USGS Special Map from 1894 showing the Geology of the Cripple Creek District and such list a Texas Mill in the area around the Madonna Extension lode and the Lizzie Mc & Franklin No.2 lodes along Wilson Creek.
          graphic for visual presentation of text In addition, I found a piece of info, not in terms of a mill, but in terms of a small village as I found a "Bulletin No. 291, Series F, Geography, 51 from the Department of the Interior USGS with the name of Gazetteer of Colorado by Henry Gannett" a 1906 book on the HathiTrust Digital Library site, which listed on page 167:
          graphic for visual presentation of text Texas Mill; village in Fremont County (Cripple Creek Special. - Atlas Sheet [1894 map])
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          graphic for visual presentation of text -> 09.04.2024; I have seen a name like Texas & Fort Worth linked to a mill on Wilson creek below Lawrence, voila, another small piece of info!