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Commercial September 5, 1899

New York Tribune

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Thomas A. Edison's representatives purchased the Ortiz land grant in New Mexico from the New-Mexico Mining Company for $1,000,000. The property features vast low-grade ores and gold placer beds, which Edison plans to process using a new method. Deal concluded Sept. 4 in Santa Fe.

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EDISON BUYS NEW-MEXICO MINES.

Santa Fe, N. M., Sept. 4 (Special).—A mine deal was concluded to-day by which the Ortiz land grant passed into the hands of representatives of Thomas A. Edison. The grant of several thousand acres was owned by the New-Mexico Mining Company; the consideration is said to be $1,000,000. S. G. Burn of New-York, who represented Edison and his associates, has been in the grant several times making a thorough inspection of it and is thoroughly acquainted with the ore. Edison has a new process to treat the vast bodies of low grade ores and gold placer beds on the property successfully.

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Resource Discovery

What keywords are associated?

Edison Mine Purchase Ortiz Land Grant New Mexico Mining Low Grade Ores Gold Placers

What entities or persons were involved?

Thomas A. Edison S. G. Burn New Mexico Mining Company

Where did it happen?

Ortiz Land Grant, New Mexico

Commercial Details

Location

Ortiz Land Grant, New Mexico

Event Date

Sept. 4

Commodities

Low Grade Ores Gold Placer Beds

Key Figures

Thomas A. Edison S. G. Burn New Mexico Mining Company

Notable Details

Consideration $1,000,000 Edison's New Process To Treat Ores

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