[D9235AAD], Telephone Message from Thomas Alva Edison to Eugene Howard Lewis, February 25th, 1892
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Title
[D9235AAD], Telephone Message from Thomas Alva Edison to Eugene Howard Lewis, February 25th, 1892
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Date
1892-02-25
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D9235-F
Microfilm ID
133:112
Document ID
D9235AAD
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Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Eugene Lewis
Feby 25/92
Mr. Lehman has returned. The Cranberry mine is a large pocket of no great extent in depth but gives a great showing on top. The character of the ore is fibrous and exceedingly difficult to crush, it's also exceedingly difficult to separate, it contains lots of sulphur some if a form of scale impossible to get out. Altogether my opinion is that even with a good market its not a good speculation + would prefer some other fellow to do it.
Edison
Feby 25/92
Mr. Lehman has returned. The Cranberry mine is a large pocket of no great extent in depth but gives a great showing on top. The character of the ore is fibrous and exceedingly difficult to crush, it's also exceedingly difficult to separate, it contains lots of sulphur some if a form of scale impossible to get out. Altogether my opinion is that even with a good market its not a good speculation + would prefer some other fellow to do it.
Edison