In a biographical sketch on Thomas Morrin, page 170, in the year 1876 (this is a rough guess on my part from the dates previous and after this entry) Mr. Morrin was employed by John C. Fall, James Gould and James O'Donnell at Mill City, Nevada, where they owned a foundry and machine shop that made a specialty of mining machinery. At that time Governor Fall was operating the mines at Unionville and Star Peak, and he and his associates had other mines in operation north of Mill City and the Rye Patch group. The principal production of these mines was silver. ---------- | From: Susanna O'Donnell <[email protected]> | To: Norby Family <[email protected]> | Subject: Millard Lookup Part#9 | Date: Friday, September 25, 1998 9:22 AM | | O'Donnell James 170 | | THANKS!!!!!! | | Susanna | | -- | "The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain | occasions that I wish it to always be kept alive. It will often be | exercised when wrong, but better so than not to be exercised at all." | (Thomas Jefferson, 1743-1826)