Geo. E. Sill person
also known as: Mr. Geo. E. Sill, George E. Sill
Summary: Mining engineer who examined and reported on the company's properties near Silver City.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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cited from Silver City Mining and Milling Company — Incorporation Papers (1882) (1882) · +1 more
ere left untouched, until capital could feel assured of security.
Advantage has been taken of this fact, with the knowledge that the true wealth of New
Mexico lies in these large ore bodies. Three of them have been secured by this company …
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Silver City Mining and Milling Company — Incorporation Papers (1882) ↗
1882 · other · public-domain · details