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DigMyChicks said:
It could be?? Did they use arsenic for that? We have a big highway construction project coming up this summer, it involves the land that we live on. They are taking so many feet of our land to widen the highway...anyway in our papers there is something about some bank or something owning mineral rights on our land. It was something done before we owned it. Maybe there was gold here.
Reverse osmosis will take arsenic out of the water. There was quite a list of health problems it can cause in the letter that was sent to us. Right now I am buying water and that is getting old.
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Yes it was used in gold precipitation years ago . They didn't know the dangers involved in run off and water contamination . I know that hindsight is seldom of any use but I don't know all the circumstances but I believe that when they use eminent domain to build a highway they still have have to pay fair market value for the land . I don't know who get paid the land owner or the mineral rights owner . It's a dirty business but those of us that search for the tiny particles of gold have a saying that holds true .The best to look for gold is where Gold has already been found . I think that's why some land owners held back the mineral rights . When I bought my swamp land I told the folks that were selling no mineral rights no buy . We never know what the future will bring . If this helps you in any way I would be so happy for you . Good luck ! I bought water for 20 tears .
 

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