Letter to Benjamin Silliman, 1880, August 4.

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Letter to Benjamin Silliman, 1880, August 4.

Letter from Joseph Robinson Walker to Benjamin Silliman, a prominent Yale chemist and mining consultant. Walker refers to Silliman's opinions on the Alice Mine in Montana, and expresses his hopes for its prosperous future. Written on "Walker Brothers, Bankers" letterhead.

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Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company

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