[D9231AAR], Letter from Samuel Hufty to Thomas Alva Edison, August 31st, 1892
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530 Linden St Camden N.J. Aug 31st 1892 Thomas A. Edison Esq Orange, N.J. Sept 10 92 Dear Sir In addition to the estimates asked for in my letter of Aug 27 inst. Please make proposals for the crushing of one hundred tons per hours and the separation of the magnetic from the gauges. We to deliver the rock to the Kiln, if one is used, or to the breakers, if Kiln is not used. Yours truly Samuel Hufty [TAE Marginalia] It will be impossible me to make the plans as all my men are now + will be engaged for all through the winter. The best man for you to see would probably be Buchanan of Arlington N.J. he has great experience in small plants + could do better probably than I could as our experiments all lend to very large plants. Also you might see Mr. Richards of Dover who is acting for the Glendon. Mr. Cox he is going to put up a plant + would probably give you all the information desired. Yours TAE