In 1880, the Warren & Company sawmill was enumerated in Precinct 4 in the Census of that year. It had a capital value of $1,500. It employed eight men at peak production and five men normally. They were paid $1.00 per day for unskilled labor, working ten-hour shifts in the summer and nine-hour shifts in the winter. Warren & Company paid $500 in total for wages. From $1,300 in supplies and sawlogs, the sawmill manufactured 238,000 feet of lumber worth $2,400.