DEPARTMENT OF TIIK INTERIOR 
UNITED STATES (JEOLOUIOAL SURVEY 
.r. \V. I'OWKIJ,, DIKKCTOU 
MINERAL WATERS IN 1892 
BY 
A. (\ PKALI^. 
ABSTRACT FROM “MINERAL RESOURCES OF TIIE UNITED STATES 
CALENDAR YEAR 1892”—DAVID T. DAY, CHIEF OF THE 
DIVISION OF MINING STATISTICS AND TECHNOLOGY 
WASH ING-TOK 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
, 18 93 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 
,T. W. POWELL, DIRECTOR 
MINERAL WATERS IN 1892 
* 
BY 
r 
A.. Cl PEALE 
ABSTRACT FROM "MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES 
CALENDAR YEAR 1892”—DAVID T. DAY, CHIEF OF THE 
DIVISION OF MINING STATISTICS AND TECHNOLOGY 
WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
1893 MINERAL WATERS. 
A. C. Pf.ale. 
Although the list of commercial mineral springs for the year 1892 
shows a slight reduction in the number of springs as compared with 
1891, a much larger proportion than usual report. 
The reduction amounts to 5 springs; 283 springs make up the list; 
of these 242 report, leaving only 41 delinquent. This has been exceeded 
ouly by the report for 1889, when 258 springs reported. The production, 
however, has greatly increased. 
The total product for 1892, including the estimate for the delinquent 
springs,which is taken at one-half the figures last reported, is 21,876,604 
gallons at a valuation of $4,905,970. This is 3,483,872 gallons and 
$1,909,711 more than the figures given for 1891. If we compare only 
the figures actually reported the increase was 5,153,702 gallons and 
$1,917,287. 
The North Atlantic States lose four springs from the list of 1891, but 
gain one, Vishnu Spring of Massachusetts, which is new to the list, 
leaving 71 springs instead of 74 as in 1891; of these, 65 report instead 
of 62, as in the previous year. There is also a gain of 1,128,970 gallons 
and the increased value of the product is $341,670. 
In the South Atlantic States three springs have been taken from the 
list and four new ones added, leaving the total of 57, which is one less 
than in 1891. The new springs are the Carroll Springs of Maryland 
and the Steep Hill Springs, the Harris Anti-dyspeptic and Tonic Spring, 
and the Virginia Waukesha Litliia Springs of Virginia. Forty-seven 
springs report, and the delinquent list for the section is 10 instead of 15, 
as in 1891. The increase in the production is 266,508 gallons, with a 
total increase in the value of the production of $39,750. 
Four springs are taken from the list for the North Central States, 
leaving the list at 83 instead of 87 as in 1891. However, a larger pro- 
protion of those on the list report for 1892, and there is an increase in 
production of 3,555,884 gallons, with an increased value of $1,352,650. 
While one spring is taken from the list for the South Central States, 
Louisiana appears in the list for the first time, adding one spring, the 
Abita Spring; and one spring, Stafford Mineral Spring, is added to the 
list for Mississippi, which leaves the list 38 instead of 37 as in 1891. 
The increase in production for 1892 is 64,529 gallons and $3,312. 
823 824 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
Tlie list of springs for the Western States and Territories remains 
at 34, as in 1891. There is, however, an increased production of 137,813 
gallons and of $179,905 in the value of the product. 
Production of mineral waters for 1892, by States and Territories. 
States and Territories. 
Springs 
report- 
ing. 
Product. 
Value. 
Alabama 
4 
Gallons. 
22, 085 
I 
$17, 517 
Arkansas 
4 
36, 885 
9, 907 
California 
11 
336, 875 
162,019 
Colorado 
6 
553, 968 
200,904 
Connecticut 
5 
28, 0U0 
16, 326 
Georgia 
3 
114, 000 
30, 450 
Illinois 
8 
173, 360 
24.917 
Indiana 
7 
115, 500 
7, 400 
4 
101,000 
2,135, 448 
11,140 
204,448 
Kansas 
8 
Kentucky 
3 
37, 000 
3, 700 
!) 
645,172 
106, 524 
15, 890 
Maryland 
5 
84. 300 
Massachusetts 
10 
962,882 
119. 486 
Michigan 
8 
1, 996, 900 
300, 267 
Mississippi 
4 
06, 800 
30, 780 
Missouri 
8 
430, 000 
44, 675 
New Hampshire 
2 
1. 060, 000 
503. 000 
Hew Mexico 
3 
40. 800 
7, 360 
Hew York 
22 
2. 528, 868 
828, 516 
Horth Carolina 
7 
183, 683 
46, 296 
Ohio 
8 
1. 101.400 
267, 100 
Pennsylvania 
10 
1. 324,100 
323,164 
Rhode Island 
2 
195, 000 
8, 000 
Tennessee 
4 
121,374 
20. 895 
Texas 
12 
405. 400 
24,535 
Vermont 
4 
102, 500 
26, 600 
Virginia 
25 
605,532 
246, 029 
Washington 
2 
140. 000 
134, 000 
West Virginia 
6 
35. 430 
10, 528 
Wisconsin 
20 
4, 858, 232 
952. 293 
Other States <a) 
8 
895, 610 
120, 478 
Total 
242 
21,138,104 
4, 825,144 
a Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, South Carolina, and South Dakota 
are included here, as only one spring in each State reports. '825 
Production of natural mineral waters from 1888 to 1892. 
MINERAL WATERS. 
Geographical divi- 
sion. 
Springs re- 
porting. 
Gallons 
sold. 
Value. 
Geographical divi- 
sion. 
Springs re- 
porting. 
Gallons 
sold. 
Value. 
1883. 
1888. 
Korth Atlantic 
38 
2,470, 670 
$282,270 
North Atlantic 
42 
2, 856,799 
' $241,108 
South Atlantic 
27 
312, 090 
64. 973 
South Atlantic 
32 
1, 689, 387 
493, 489 
North Central 
37 
1,435, 809 
323. 600 
North Central 
38 
2,002, 373 
325. 839 
South Central 
21 
1,441,042 
139, 973 
South Central 
19 
426,410 
71,215 
Western 
6 
169,812 
52, 787 
Western 
15 
1, 853, 679 
421, 651 
129 
5, 829,423 
863, 603 
146 
8,828, 618 
1,559, 302 
Estimated 
60 
1,700, 000 
256,000 
Estimated 
52 
750, 000 
120,000 
Total 
189 
7, 529, 423 
1,119, 603 
Total 
198 
9, 578, 648 
1, 679, 302 
1884. 
1889. 
North Atlantic..'.. 
38 
3, 345,760 
328,125 
North Atlantic 
60 
4,106, 464 
471, 575 
Soutli Atlantic 
27 
464, 718 
103,191 
South Atlantic 
47 
646,239 
198,032 
North Central...'.. 
37 
2, 070, 533 
420, 515 
North Central 
86 
6,137, 776 
604, 238 
South Central 
21 
1,526, 817 
147,112 
I South Central 
33 
500, 000 
43, 356 
Western 
6 
307,500 
85, 200 
Western 
32 
1, 389, 992 
431, 257 
129 
7, 715,328 
1,084,143 
Total 
25S 
12, 780,471 
1,748, 458 
60 
2, 500, 000 
375, 000 
1890. 
Total 
189 
10, 215, 328 
1, 459,143 
1885. 
South Atlantic..,. 
39 
647, 625 
245, 760 
North Central 
71 
5, 050, 413 
737, 672 
North Atlantic 
51 
2,527,310 
192.605 
South Central 
30 
604, 571 
81, 426 
South Atlantic 
32 
908. 692 
237, 153 
Western 
25 
869, 504 
253, 578 
North Central 
45 
2, 925, 288 
446, 211 
— 
South Central 
31 
540,436 
74, 100 
220 
12, 215,187 
2,493, 948 
Western 
10 
509,675 
86, 776 
Estimated 
53 
1,692,231 
106, 802 
169 
7, 411, 401 
1, 036,845 
Total 
273 
13, 907,418 
2, 600, 750 
Estimated 
55 
1891. 
Total 
224 
9, 148,401 
1, 312,845 
1886. 
South Atlantic 
41 
796. 439 
313,443 
North Central 
68 
8, 010, 556 
482, 082 
North Atlantic 
49 
2, 715, 050 
177,969 
South Central 
29 
629, 015 
106,022 
South Atlantic 
38 
720, 397 
123, 517 
Western 
27 
1,123, 640 
414, 564 
North Central 
40 
2, 048,914 
401,861 
South Central 
31 
822, 016 
58,222 
227 
16, 284.402 
2, 907, 857 
Western 
.14 
781, 540 
137,796 
Estimated 
61 
2,103, 330 
88,402 
172 
7, 087, 917 
899,365 
Total 
288 
18, 392, 732 
2, 990,259 
53 
1,862,400 
384, 705 
1892. 
Total 
225 
8, 950, 317 
1,284,070 
1 . , 
1887. 
Soutli Atlantic 
47 
1,062, 945 
353,193 
North Central 
74 
11,566, 440 
1, 834, 732 
North Atlantic 
40 
2, 571, 004 
213,210 
South Central 
32 
693, 544 
109, 334 
South Atlantic 
34 
614,041 
147,149 
Western 
24 
1, 261, 453 
594, 469 
38 
1 480 
South Central 
29 
741|080 
87, 946 
242 
21,438,104 
4,825,144 
Western 
12 
1, 236, 324 
288, 737 
Estimated 
41 
438, 500 
80,826 
153 
6. 643, 269 
945, 259 
Total 
283 
21, 876, 604 
4, 905, 970 
Estimated 
62 
1, 616, 340 
316, 204 
Total 
215 
8, 259, 609 
1, 261, 463 
1 
Alabama.—Although Alabama loses one spring from the list of the 
previous year, all now.on the list report sales for 1892, with a slightly 
increased product. The springs reporting are: 
Bailey Springs, Bailey Springs, Lauderdale county. 
Healing Springs, Healing Springs, Washington county. 
Matchless Mineral Water, Greenville, Butler county. 826 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
Bladen Springs, Bladen Springs, Choctaw county. 
Arkansas.—Only one of the Arkansas springs is delinquent for 1892. 
The four springs reporting are: 
Arkansas Lithia Springs, Hope, Hempstead county. 
Dovepark Springs, Dovepark, Hot Spring county. 
Fairchild’s Potash Sulphur Spring, Hot Springs, Garland county. 
Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs, Carroll county. 
California.—The list of springs for California remains the same as in 
the previous year, but only eleven of the fourteen springs report. They 
are as follows: 
Azule Seltzer Spring, San Jose, Santa Clara county. 
Bartlett Springs, Bartlett Springs, Lake county. 
Castalian Mineral Water, Inyo county. 
Coronado Natural Mineral Water, Coronado, San Diego county. 
El Toro Springs, Nevato, Marin county. 
Geyser Soda Springs, Litton Springs, Sonoma county. 
Napa Soda Springs, Napa Soda Springs, Napa county. 
Ojai Hot Springs, Matilija, Ventura county. 
Pacific Congress Spring, Saratoga, Santa Clara county. 
Tolenas Springs, Fairfield, Solano county. 
Tuscan Spring, Red Bluff, Tehama county. 
Colorado.—Three of the Colorado springs have not sent in any 
reports. The six reporting for 1892 are: 
Boulder Springs, Boulder Springs, Boulder county. 
Clark Magnetic Mineral Spring, Pueblo, Pueblo county. 
Canon City Vichy and Iron Duke Spring, Canon City, Fremont 
county. 
Idaho Springs, Idaho Springs, Clear Creek county. 
Manitou, Navajo, and Shoshone Springs, Manitou, El Paso county. 
Ute and Little Chief Iron Springs, Manitou, El Paso county. 
Connecticut.—All of thesprings credited to Connecticut have reported. 
They are: 
Aspinock Springs, Putnam Heights, Windham county. 
Highland Rock Spring, Manchester, Hartford county. 
Highland Tonica Spring, Highland Park, Hartford county. 
Oxford Chalybeate Spring, Oxford, New Haven county. 
Stafford Mineral Springs, Stafford Springs, Tolland county. 
Florida.—No reports have been received from either of Florida’s two 
commercially used springs. 
Georgia.—One spring is taken from the list for Georgia. The remain- 
ing three report. They are: 
Bowden Lithia Springs, Lithia Springs, Douglas county. 
Hughes Springs, Rome, Floyd county. 
Ponce de Leon Springs, Atlanta, Fulton county. MINERAL WATERS. 
827 
Idaho.—The State of Idaho is still represented on our list by only 
one spring, viz.: 
Idanha Springs, Soda Springs, Bingham county. 
Illinois.—One spring is dropped from the list for Illinois. The re- 
maining eight springs report. They are: 
Black Hawk Springs, Rock Island, Rock Island county. 
Cumberland Mineral Spring, Greenup, Cumberland county. 
Glen Flora Spring, Waukegan, Lake county. 
Kirkwood Springs, Kirkwood, Warren county. 
Peoria Magnetic Artesian Spring, Peoria, Peoria county. 
Perry Springs, Perry Springs, Pike county. 
Red Avon Springs, Avon, Martin county. 
Sanicula Springs, Ottawa, La Salle county. 
Indiana.—The State of Indiana loses two springs from the list of pre- 
vious years. Of the remaining eight the following seven report: 
French Lick Springs, French Lick, Orange county. 
Indiana Mineral Springs, Indiana Mineral Springs, Warren county. 
Kickapoo Magnetic Springs, Kickapoo, Warren county. 
King’s Mineral Spring, Muddy Fork, Clark county. 
Lodi Artesian Well, Silverwood, Fountain county. 
Magnetic Mineral Spring, Terre Haute, Yigo county. 
West Baden Springs, West Baden, Orange county. 
Iowa.—Four of the five springs credited to Iowa report. They are 
as follows: 
Black Hawk Springs, Eldon, Davis county. 
Colfax Mineral Water, Colfax, Jasper county. 
Lake View Medical Springs, Lake View, Sac county. 
Ottumwa Mineral Springs, Ottumwa, Wapello county. 
Kansas.—All of the springs on the list for Kansas report. They are: 
Blazing’s Artesian Mineral Spring, Manhattan, Riley county. 
Geuda Mineral Spring, Geuda Springs, Cowley county. 
Great Spirit Spring, Cawker City, Mitchell county. 
Iola Mineral Well, Iola, Allen county. 
Jewell County Lithium Spring, Montrose, Jewell county. 
Providence Mineral Wells, Providence, Butler county. 
Topeka Mineral Wells, Topeka, Shawnee county. 
Wichita Mineral Springs, Wichita, Sedgwick county. 
Kentucky.—Only three of the five springs on the list for Kentucky 
report. These springs are: 
Bedford Springs, Bedford, Trimble county. 
Blue Lick Springs, Blue Lick Springs, Nicholas county. 
St. Patrick’s Well, Louisville, Jefferson county. 
Louisiana.—For the first time this State appears on the list. The 
only spring the water of which, so far as known, is used commercially 
is: 
Abita Springs, St. Tammany parish. 828 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
Maine.—The nine springs of Maine all report sales for 1892. They 
are: 
Barker Mill Spring, Auburn, Androscoggin county. 
Cold Bowling Spring, Steep Falls, York county. 
Crystal Springs, Auburn, Androscoggin county. 
Hartford Cold Spring, Oxford county. 
Keystone Spring, East Poland, Androscoggin county. 
Poland Spring, South Poland, Androscoggin county. 
Seal Bock Springs, Saco, York county. 
Underwood Springs, Falmotfth Foreside, Cumberland county. 
Wilson Springs, Wilson Springs, Cumberland county. 
Maryland.—The list for Maryland remains the same in number for 
1892 as in 1891, although one spring has been taken from the list and 
one new to the list added. All of the springs report. They are: 
Carroll Spring, Forest Glen, Montgomery county. 
Cliattolanee Mineral Springs, Baltimore county. 
Flintstone Mineral Spring, Flintstone, Allegany county. 
Strontia Mineral Spring, Brooklandville, Baltimore county. 
Takoma Park Springs, Takoma Park, Montgomery county. 
Massachusetts.—One new spring is added to the list for Massachu- 
setts, making ten in all, and all report. They are: 
Allandale Mineral Springs, West Roxbury, Suffolk county. 
Belmont Hill Spring, Everett, Middlesex county. 
Belmont Katural Spring, Belmont, Middlesex county. 
Commonwealth Mineral Spring, Waltham, Middlesex county. 
Echo Grove Spring, Lynn, Essex county. 
Everett Crystal Spring, Everett, Middlesex county. 
Sheep Rock Springs, Lowell, Middlesex county. 
Simpson Spring, South Easton, Bristol county. 
Undine Spring, Brighton District, Suffolk county. 
Vishnu Spring, Stoneham, Middlesex county. 
Michigan.—The list for Michigan remains unchanged. Of the nine 
springs, the following eight report for 1892. 
Americauus Well, Lansing, Ingham county. 
Bethlehem Magnetic Mineral Spring, Spring Lake, Ottawa county. 
Eastman Springs, Benton Harbor, Berrien county. 
Mount Clemens Original Mineral Spring, Mount Clemens, Macombe 
county. 
Moorman Well, Ypsilanti, Wastenaw county. 
Salutaris Spring, Saint Clair Springs, Saint Clair county. 
Sprudel Water, Mount Clemens, Macomb county. 
Zauber Wasser, Hudson, Lenawee county. 
Minnesota.—The Inglewood Springs of Minneapolis, Hennepin county, 
is still the only spring on the list for Minnesota. MINERAL WATERS. 
829 
Mississippi.—One spring is added to the list for Mississippi, making 
a total of four, all of which report for 1892. These are: 
Brown’s Wells, Brown’s Wells, Copiah county. 
Castalian Springs, Durant, Holmes county. 
Godbold Mineral Well, Summit, Pike county. 
Stafford Mineral Springs, near Vossburg, Jasper county. 
Missouri.—Eight of the ten springs credited to Missouri have made 
reports. They are: 
B. B. Spring, Bowling Green, Pike county. 
Blue Lick Springs, Blue Lick, Saline county. 
Eldorado Springs, Cedar county. 
Lebanon Springs, Lebanon, Laclede county. 
Paris Springs, Paris Springs, Lawrence county. 
Randolph Springs, Randolph Springs, Randolph county. 
Reiger Springs, Lineville, Mercer county. 
Sweet Springs, Sweet Springs, Saline county. 
Montana.—The only spring on the list for Montana is: 
Pipestone Springs, Pipestone Springs, Jefferson county. 
Nebraska.—The Victoria Mineral Spring is still the only representa- 
tive on our list for the State of Nebraska; it is located at New Helena, 
Custer county. 
New HcPmpshire.—There is no change in the list for New Hamp- 
shire, but only two of the three springs make reports. They are: 
Londonderry Lithia Spring, Londonderry, Rockingham county. 
Ponemah Spring, Amherst Station, Hillsboro county. 
New Jersey.—The one representative on the list for New Jersey is 
still the— 
Kaliurn Springs, Collingswood, Camden county. 
New Mexico.—Three of New Mexico’s four springs report for 1892. 
They are: 
Aztec Springs, Sante Fe, Sante F6 county. 
Coyote Soda Springs, Coyote Canvon, Bernalillo county. 
Ojo Caliente Springs, Ojo Caliente, Taos county. 
New Yorlc.—Three springs have been taken from the list of 1891, 
leaving the total for 1892 at twenty-six; of these, twenty-two report. 
They are as follows: 
Artesian Lithia Springs, Ballston Spa, Saratoga county. 
Avon Springs, Avon, Livingston county. 
Cayuga Water, Cayuga, Cayuga county. 
Deep Rock Spring, Oswego, Oswego county. 
Massena Spring, Massena, St. Lawrence county. 
Miller’s Geneva Mineral Spring, Geneva, Ontario county. 
Opeida Springs, Utica, Oneida county. 
Verona Springs, Verona Springs, Oneida county. 
White Sulphur Springs, Sharon Springs, Schoharie county. 
White Sulphur Springs, Richfield Springs, Otsego county. 
Victor Springs, Darien, Genesee county. 830 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
Saratoga Springs, Saratoga county: 
Champion Spring. 
Excelsior Springs. 
Empire Spring. 
Hathorn Spring. 
Imperial Spring. 
Boyal or New Putnam Spring. 
Saratoga Vichy Spring. 
Star Spring. 
Saratoga Carlsbad Spring. 
Saratoga Kissingen Spring. 
High Bock Spring. 
North Carolina.—One spring is taken from the list of North Carolina, 
leaving the total ten; of these, seven report as follows: 
Barium Springs, Barium, Iredell county. 
Black Mountain Iron and Alum Spring, Black Mountain, Buncombe 
county. 
Park’s Alkaline Spring, Danville, Caswell county. 
Panacea Springs, Warren county. 
Seven Springs, Seven Springs, Wayne county. 
Shaw’s Healing Springs, Littleton, Halifax county. 
Thompson’s Bromine Arsenic Springs, Crumplers, Ashe'county. 
Ohio.—The State of Ohio loses one spring from the list of the previous 
year, and of the nine springs remaining the following send reports for 
1892: 
Adams County Mineral Spring, Mineral Springs, Adams couuty. 
Crystal Mineral Spring, Mineral Springs, Adams county. 
Devonian Mineral Spring, Lorain, Lorain county. 
Electro-Magnetic Spring, Fountain Park, Champaign county. 
Bex Mineral Water, New Biclimond, Clermont county. 
Bipley Bromo-Lithia Spring, Bipley, Brown county. 
Sulphur Lick Springs, Anderson, Boss county. 
Oregon.—No reports have been received from the two springs on 
the list for Oregon. 
Pennsylvania.—Ten of the eleven springs credited to Pennsylvania 
have reported for 1892. They are: 
Black Barren Mineral Spring, Pleasant Grove, Lancaster county. 
Bedford Springs, Bedford, Bedford county. 
Cresson Springs, Cresson, Cambria county. 
Corry Artesian Mineral Spring, Corry, Erie county. 
Eureka Springs, Saegertown Crawford county. 
Barker Magnetic Mineral Spring, Gardeau, McKean county. 
Pavilion Springs, Wernersville, Berks county. 
Pulaski Natural Mineral Spring, Pulaski, Lawrence county. 
Bosscommon Springs, Bosscommon, Monroe couuty. 
Susquehanna Springs, Bush, Susquehanna county. MINERAL WATERS. 
831 
Rhode Island.—As usual botli springs for Rhode Island report. 
They are: 
Holley Mineral Springs, Woonsocket, Providence county. 
Ochee Mineral and Medical Springs, Johnston, Providence county. 
South Carolina.—Only one of South Carolina’s three springs reports 
for 1892, as follows: 
Garrett Springs, Spartanburg, Spartanburg county. 
South Dakota.—South Dakota still holds a place on the list with 
one spring, viz.: 
Dakota Hot Springs of Hot Springs, Fall River county. 
Tennessee.—The list for Tennessee remains the same as for 1891, but 
of the six springs only four report for 1892. They are: 
Idaho Springs, St. Bethlehem, Montgomery county. 
Park and Hurricane springs, Tullakoma, Franklin county. 
Red Boiling Springs, Red Boiling Springs, Macon county. 
.Tate Spring, Tate Spring, Grainger county. 
Texas.—Twelve springs report for Texas, leaving only one delin- 
quent. The springs reporting for 1892 are: 
Capp’s Well, Longview, Gregg county. 
Dalby Springs, Dalby Springs, Bowie county. 
Elkhart Mineral Wells, Elkhart, Anderson county. 
Hynson’s Iron Mountain Spring, Marshall, Harrison county. 
Montvale Springs, Marshall, Harrison county. 
Mineral Wells, Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto county. 
Overall Mineral Well, Franklin, Robertson county. 
Page’s Well, Georgetown, Williamson county. 
Slack’s Well, Walder Depot, Fayette county. 
Texas Sour Springs, Luling, Caldwell county. 
Tioga Mineral Wells, Grayson county. 
Wooten Wells, Wooten Wells, Robertson county. 
Vermont.—The State of Vermont still has four springs on the list and 
all report for 1892. They are: 
Alburg Springs, Alburg Springs, Grand Isle county. 
Brunswick White Sulphur Springs, Brunswick, Essex county. 
Clarendon Springs, Clarendon Springs, Rutland county. 
Missisquoi Mineral Springs, Sheldon, Franklin county. 
Virginia.—Three springs new to the list are added for Virginia, 
making a total of twenty-six. Of these twenty-five report. The name 
of the Virginia Arsenic Bromine and Lithia Spring is changed to 
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Spring. The following are those that report 
for 1892: 
Blue Ridge Springs, Botetourt county. 
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Mechlenburg county. 
Chase City Chlorine Spring, Chase City, Mechlenburg county. 
Cove Lithia Springs, near Wytheville, Wythe county. 
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Spring, Christiansburg, Montgomery county. 832 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
Elk Lithia Springs, Elkton, Rockingham county. 
Earmville Lithia Spring, Farmville, Cumberland county. 
Harris Antidyspeptic and Tonic Spring, Burkeville, .Nottoway 
county. 
Healing Springs, Healing Springs, Bath county. 
Hunter’s Pulaski Spring, Sassin, Pulaski county. 
Jordon White Sulphur Spring, Stephenson, Frederick county. 
Massanetta Springs, Harrisbiyg, Rockingham county. 
Otterburn Lithia Spring, Amelia Court House, Amelia county. 
Osceola Springs, Harrisburg, Rockingham county. 
Powhatan Mineral Spring, Powhatan, Powhatan county. 
Rawley Springs, Rawley Springs, Rockingham county. 
Roanoke Red Sulphur Spring, Catawba, Roanoke county. 
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Goshen, Rockbridge county. 
Rockingham Springs, McGaheysville, Rockingham county. 
Seven Springs, Abingdon, Washington county. 
Steep Hill Springs, North Staunton, Augusta county. 
Shenandoah Alum Springs, Mount Jackson, Shenandoah county. 
Stribling Springs, Stribling Springs, Augusta county. 
Wallawhatoola Alum Springs, Millboro Springs, Bath county. 
Wolf Trap Lithia Springs, Wolf Trap Station, Halifax county. 
Washington.—Two of Washington’s three springs report. They are: 
Cascades Springs, Cascades, Skamania county. 
Medical Lake, Medical Lake, Spokane county. 
West Virginia.—The six springs of West Virginia are all represented 
in the figures for 1892. They are: 
Capon Springs, Capon Springs, Hampshire county. 
Irondale Springs, Independence, Preston county. 
Red Sulphur Springs, Monroe county. 
Salt Sulphur Springs, Salt Sulphur Springs, Monroe county. 
Triplet Springs, Grant District, Pleasants county. 
White Sulphur Springs, White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county. 
Wisconsin.—Twenty springs of Wisconsin’s 23 report for 1892. They 
are: 
Allouez Magnetic Spring, Green Bay, Brown county. 
Ashland Springs, Ashland, Ashland county. 
Bethania Mineral Springs, Osceola, Polk county. 
Darlington Mineral Water, Darlington, Lafayette county. 
Fort Crawford Springs, Prairie du Chien, Crawford county. 
Lebens Wasser, Green Bay, Brown county. 
Nee-Ska-Ra Spring, Wauwatosa, Waukesha county. 
Palmyra Spring, Palmyra Spring, Jefferson county. 
Salvator Springs, Green Bay, Brown county. 
Sheboygan Spring, Sheboygan, Sheboygan county. 
Silver Sand Spring, Milwaukee, Milwaukee county. 
Vita Mineral Spring, Beaver Dam, Dodge county. MINERAL WATERS. 
833 
Waukesha Springs, Waukesha county: 
Almanaris Spring, 
Areadiau Spring. 
Bethesda Mineral Spring. 
Horeb Spring. 
Henk Mineral Spring. 
Mineral Bock Spring. 
Waukesha Hygeia Mineral Spring. 
White Bock Mineral Spring. 
Summary of reports of mineral springs for 1892, by Stales and Territories. 
States and Territories. 
Springs report- 
ing. 
Springs not re- 
porting. 
Total used com- 
mercially. 
States and Territories. 
O 
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© 
"M cb 
.5 
Springs not re- 
porting. 
Total used com- 
mercially. 
NORTH ATLANTIC STATES. 
NORTH CENTRAL STATES. 
9 
0 
9 
8 
1 
9 
2 
1 
3 
7 
1 
8 
4 
o 
4 
8 
o 
8 
io* 
0 
10 
81 
1 
9 
2 
o 
2 
20 
3 
23 
5 
o 
1 
0 
1 
22 
41 
26 
4 
1 
5 
1 
0 
1 
8 
2 
10 
10 
1 
11 - 
0 
0 
o 
South Dakota 
1 
0 
1 
SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES. 
Nebraska 
1 
0 
1 
Kansas 
8 
0 
8 
Delaware 
0 
0 
0 
Maryland 
5 
0 
5 
WESTERN STATES AND TER- 
District of Columbia 
0 
0 
0 
RITORIES. 
Virginia 
25 
3 
28 
6 
o 
6 
() 
o 
o 
7 
3 
10 
0 
0 
o 
I 
2 
3 
1 
o 
1 
3 
o 
3 
o 
3 
9 
0 
2 
2 
3 
1 
Arizona 
0 
0 
0 
SOUTH CENTRAL STATES. 
Utah 
0 
0 
0 
Nevada 
0 
0 
0 
3 
2 
5 
Idaho 
1 
o 
1 
4 
2 
6 
2. 
1 
3 
r 
0 
4 
() 
2 
2 
4 
0 
4 
11 
3 
14 
o 
1 
12^ 
1 
13 
242 
41 
383 
Indian Territory 
0 
0 
0 
Arkansas 
4 
1 
5 
Oklahoma 
0 
0 
0 
min 92 53 834 
MINERAL RESOURCES. 
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 
Imports.—Prior to 1884 the Treasury Department did not distinguish 
natural mineral waters from those that were artificial; since 1883 the 
distinction has been.made, but the artificial waters have not been 
classified according to the receptacles in which they have been im- 
imported. The importation is shown in the two tables following, with 
a table of exports appended: 
Mineral waters imported and entered for consumption in the United States, 1S67 to 1S83, 
inclusive. 
Fiscal years 
ending 
June 30— 
In hot ties of 1 
quart or less. 
In bottles in ex- 
cess of 1 quart. 
Not in bottles. 
All, not artificial. 
Total 
value. 
Quantity. 
Value. 
Quantity. 
Value. 
Quantity. 
Value. 
Quantity. 
Value. 
1867 
Bottles. 
370,610 
241,702 
344, 691 
433,212 
470, 947 
892,913 
35,508 
7, 238 
4,174 
25,758 
12, 965 
8, 229 
28, 440 
207. 554 
150,326 
152, 277 
88,497 
$24,913 
18,438 
25, 635 
30, 680 
34, 604 
67.951 
2, 326 
691 
471 
1,899 
1,328 
815 
2,352 
19, 731 
11,850 
17, 010 
7,054 
Quarts. 
3, 792 
22,819 
9, 739 
18, 025 
2, 320 
$360 
2,052 
802 
1,743 
174 
Gallons. 
$137 
104 
245 
508 
141 
116 
75 
16 
2 
Gallons. 
$25.410 
20,594 
26, 682 
32,931 
34, 919 
68, 067 
100, 552 
80, 496 
102, 113 
136,788 
168,808 
351,727 
284, 509 
305. 529 
395, 492 
427,115 
448,493 
1868 
554 
1,042 
2, 063 
1,336 
639 
355 
95 
5 
1809 
1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
394, 423 
199. 035 
395. 956 
447, 646 
520,751 
883, 674 
798,107 
927, 759 
1,225.462 
1,542,905 
1,714,085 
$98,151 
79, 789 
101, 640 
134,889 
167, 458 
350. 912 
282,153 
285,798 
383,616 
410,105 
441,439 
1874 
1875 
1876 
1877 
22 
1878 
1879 
3 
4 
1880 
1881 
55 
26 
1882 
1883 
Years ended. 
Artificial mineral 
waters. 
Natural mineral 
waters. 
Gallons. 
Value. 
Gallons. 
Value. 
29,366 
7, 972 
$4,591 
2.157 
1, 505,298 
1. 660,072 
$362, 651 
’1885 
62, 464 
16, 815 
4, 851 
1, 618. 960 
354, 242 
385, 906 
1887 
13, 885 
1, 915,511 
1888 
12, 752 
4,411 
1,716,461 
1,558, 968 
341,695 
1889 
36,494 
22,328 
20, 700 
16, 052 
8, 771 
7,133 
368, 601 
1890 
2, 322. 008 
433.281 
1891 
8. 700 
9,089 
2, 019, 833 
392, 894 
497, 600 
1892 
2, 200,123 
Imports for years 1884 to 1892. 
Exports of natural mineral waters, of domestic production, from the United States. 
Fiscal year ending June 30— 
Value. 
1875 
$162 
1870 
80 
1879 
1,529 
1880 
1,486 
Fiscal year ending June 30— 
Value. 
3881 
$1,029 
421 
1882 - 
1883 
a459 
a None reported since 1883.