The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12


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character location deserves attention They
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By A.. n Mitchell ESQ., the superintendent Of tho r.
HowARD HOUSE, New York, Feb 20 1885,
10 THE new YoRg AND EL DORADO COLD MINING co.rArx
MINE The Union Min. VIII sss you Re. c,
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from him report which is here nnneISd:
DEaa sInAt your request have made an sI.min,siss
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SITUATION
The above four mines situated In Mud Spring district
Dorado county state Of and dsn, enc
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lion q these %ss Is By tina; Of any Other
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ali parts Of the surrounding country, and within
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and cheap In short y Sc ..n the P . neeSs Of
he ouicrcppnes o. The .en show about three feet and
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a these %nss Sr NJ % s oo rs IL
a the MIL thsrefors r.comme.d sea. thee. milne.
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mines mines may briefly be summed up As follows
f~nspor.ton 20 70 mi .oa
seperinsendenos and incidsnais 70
The fopecpins estimate Of the working expense. large
should Be rssasd out 10 Of pay
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mine. .hspd NOT woIssa a. cheap a. any In the State
AL Oh "n''n - 's''''"a'' ''''' GEO 7. BoHEN,
Mining Engineer, San Francisco.
Is the intention Of the present company 70 commence
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stamp mil f sEff$SS$a : 5 Si. EiSS ~
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Of reducing Is ton, viii be $50 per day leaving
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90 making twenty cent In gold at the ia
currency thirty 800 the value.
suppong put aside fourth OF the rs years
% d%E our Sf %ss aS o
Vie value Of our property have sufficient for 16o
STAMPS which we could put 10 work Immediately.
The above figures made from the actual workings Of
mines report TOT o. Which, Prof si%sS ss
made the Union Nine which In only onc-fourh OF n mile
distant from the Wandeer and New England mnea, and
owned ly Captain u. II. shaw, r. b. Gray A " Mitchell
and others
That there nothing eztravasant in the above estimate
may be fairly from the sample fact that the Union
mine, with It's ten stamp mill has produced million
dollars In the last two and half years.