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Santa Fe Daily New Mexican
Santa Fe., Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico
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Mr. M. Harold of Pittsburgh, Pa., contracted to sink ten wells near Golden in south Santa Fe County for the Hydraulic Placer Mining & Irrigation Company, plans to drill 3,000 feet for artesian water to operate placer gravel mining, using pumps if needed.
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A 3,000 Foot Test for Artesian Flow in South Santa Fe County.
Mr. M. Harold, of Pittsburg, Pa., who has the contract to sink ten wells near Golden for the Hydraulic Placer Mining & Irrigation company, of New York, was a visitor at the New Mexican office yesterday. Mr. Harold has five car loads of tubular well machinery on the ground, and has come prepared to surmount all obstacles in securing water for operating the thousands of acres of placer gravel in south Santa Fe county. He will sink 3,000 feet in hopes of striking artesian water, but if this fails to flow then a series of wells will be put down and pumps used to lift the water into elevated reservoirs.
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Mr. Harold has the contract to sink ten wells near Golden for the Hydraulic Placer Mining & Irrigation company of New York. He visited the New Mexican office with five car loads of tubular well machinery on site, prepared to secure water for thousands of acres of placer gravel. He plans to sink 3,000 feet for artesian water, or use pumps and reservoirs if it fails to flow.