THE CALICO MINING DISTRICT.

No region affords better opportunities for the study of a certain class

of ore deposits occurring in eruptive and fragmental rocks than may be

found in the Calico District. The mines, condemned at first, came

quickly to the front nevertheless, and have for the past twelve years

been steady producers of silver bullion. The district is situated 6

miles north of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, the nearest station

being Daggett.

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