Mineral Land Surveying
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The nearest postoffice to the claim is Jamestown, a mining camp of about 300 population, located on Brush creek about two miles south of the claim. The nearest railroad station is Tie Siding, a spur and flag station on the Denver, Apex and Western R. R. , at the confluence of Cumro and Plum creeks, about 6 miles southwesterly from the claim.
Other than the system of lode deposits adjoining and forming a part of this claim, there are none nearer than Carbonate, situate about four miles to the no...rtheast.
This claim is peculiarly adapted for placer mining purposes, inas- much as the contour of the surface and the character and nature of the soil are such that it can be most advantageously and cheaply worked by hydraulic giants and the tailings be rapidly and easily dis- posed of. Cumro creek carries about 50 cu. Ft. Of water per second during the dry season, being an abundance of water for working the claim. As yet no water has been taken upon the claim for its devel- opment, except in washing the placer workings hereinbefore described; but by a survey it has been found that by a ditch not over one mile in length, water can be taken from Cumro creek onto the highest por- tions of the claim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nearest postoffice to the claim is Jamestown, a mining camp of about 300 population, located on Brush creek about two miles south of the claim. The nearest railroad station is Tie Siding, a spur and flag station on the Denver, Apex and Western R. R. , at the confluence of Cumro and Plum creeks, about 6 miles southwesterly from the claim.
Other than the system of lode deposits adjoining and forming a part of this claim, there are none nearer than Carbonate, situate about four miles to the no...rtheast.
This claim is peculiarly adapted for placer mining purposes, inas- much as the contour of the surface and the character and nature of the soil are such that it can be most advantageously and cheaply worked by hydraulic giants and the tailings be rapidly and easily dis- posed of. Cumro creek carries about 50 cu. Ft. Of water per second during the dry season, being an abundance of water for working the claim. As yet no water has been taken upon the claim for its devel- opment, except in washing the placer workings hereinbefore described; but by a survey it has been found that by a ditch not over one mile in length, water can be taken from Cumro creek onto the highest por- tions of the claim.
What to read after Mineral Land Surveying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Underhill to read onlineMoreLess
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