History of Richville, Utah
Taken from the Utah Place Names. (Links Added)

RICHVILLE

Richville (Tooele) was located between Lake Point and Tooele near the former site of E. T. City. Saw, woolen, and flour mills were built nearby and subequently names were developed: Mills, Milton, Millvale, and Milltown. For a short period of time Richville was the county seat. After the county seat was moved to Tooele and the mills shut down, the community was abandoned. Today it is Mills Junction, on I-80.

John W. Van Cott

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