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The Daily Dispatch: February 6, 1862., [Electronic resource], Gen. McClellan's plans. (search)
ble for transportation purpose as far westward as the White Sulphur Springs, has been furnished by Mr. W. A. Kuper, Civil Engineer: From Covington to "Jerry's Run Fill," 14,1-6 miles--for grading, masonry, bridges, superstructure, and track, (exclusive of the iron,)$250,000 From "Jerry's Run Fill" to White Sulphur SpringJerry's Run Fill" to White Sulphur Springs, 84 miles--for grading, masonry, and track, (exclusive of iron,)250,000 $500,000 Add for contingencies20,000 $520,000 This estimate is predicated upon the assumption that the work is completed in a temporary manner, but yet sufficiently permanent to admit of its being used for a time with nearly as much economy and expedi of time at which the work can be made available, it believed that with a sufficient force of men and horses, equipment of tools, &c., it could be completed to "Jerry's Run" in six months, and to the White Sulphur Springs in nine months. This is calculating from the time the forces are organized and ready to go to work. Mr. Kuper