[D0124AAE], Letter from Pilling and Crane to Thomas Alva Edison, April 23rd, 1901
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Title
[D0124AAE], Letter from Pilling and Crane to Thomas Alva Edison, April 23rd, 1901
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Date
1901-04-23
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D0124-F
Microfilm ID
187:263
Document ID
D0124AAE
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Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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April 23rd 1901
Thomas A. Edison, Esq.,
Orange, N.J.
Dear sir:
We herewith enclose copy of letter from Thomas M. Williams and of report made by Mr. Canfield. We understand that the telephone message which we had from Mr. Williams was subsequent to the writing of this letter. We are not sufficiently geological in our make up to understand all that is contained in these papers, but, as a whole, consider that the outlook is very encouraging, and if you have any of your representatives in the locality, we should be glad to have them stop off at the mine and look matters over. It would be quite a "find" to run on a large chute of ore at Hurd, as the ore is so rich that it always finds a ready market, and we presume that being so close to the surface, it could be very cheaply mined.
Yours very truly,
Piling + Crane
[Marginalia] >After reading please return to me<
J.F. Randolph
Thomas A. Edison, Esq.,
Orange, N.J.
Dear sir:
We herewith enclose copy of letter from Thomas M. Williams and of report made by Mr. Canfield. We understand that the telephone message which we had from Mr. Williams was subsequent to the writing of this letter. We are not sufficiently geological in our make up to understand all that is contained in these papers, but, as a whole, consider that the outlook is very encouraging, and if you have any of your representatives in the locality, we should be glad to have them stop off at the mine and look matters over. It would be quite a "find" to run on a large chute of ore at Hurd, as the ore is so rich that it always finds a ready market, and we presume that being so close to the surface, it could be very cheaply mined.
Yours very truly,
Piling + Crane
[Marginalia] >After reading please return to me<
J.F. Randolph