Gulgong Mining Report
The prospects of the gold-field continues steadily to improve, despite the irritating delays caused by [?]gation consequent on the blundering of Mr. Commissioner Johnson and the absurd and…
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Mining & the mines, 1871
78 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 4
Appeal Court.—tuesday. Before the previous Bench. Mining Appeal Case
This was a case in which Mason and party had obtained a verdict against Trafford, and patty, both of Gulgong, before Geo. Warburton, Esq., P.M., and the present trial was brought to…
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There is nothing new in the way of fresh discoveries to report this week ; so we can only report the progress of existing leads, hoping like everybody else that next week we shall have the pleasure of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Appeal Court Mudgee. Tuesday, 21St F[?] (Before G. Warburton, and V. D. Gxx Esq., J.P.) [?] and Co. V. [?] and Co
This was an appeal from a dictation of Hr. Commissioner Macarthur, at Gulgong, on the 6th February. Mr. Clarke (foe Mr. Brodibb) for [?]…
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Again we must repeat that we have no not entreated news of any new discoveries, though rumour with its busy [?] has reported several new[?] during the week. There is one report that has we…
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The following telegram received on Monday from G. W. F. Addison, Esq., P.M. Traterfield, by the Hon. the Minister for Lands, Sydney, has been kindly communicated to us for publication:…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Appeal Court, Mudgee. Tuesday, 28Th February. (Before G. Warburton, Esq., P.M., and Messrs. H. Tebbult, T. Cadell, J.P.’s.) Jumping a Quarts Claim
Stewart and others, appellants, v. Whiltaker and others, respondents. Mr. Brodribb for appellants; Mr. James foe respondents. This was an appeal from Windeyor. from a decision…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Anvil Creek Coal Mine on Fire
A most disastrous fire broke out on the morning of Monday, February 27th, in a Coal mine, at Anvil Creek, situate about twelve miles from Maitland, and from the Mercury…
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The past week has been a dull week, so far as the prospects of au extension of the golden ground affects the future. Of the many leads which are being shepherded none has as yet reported payable…
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THERE hat been an extract of a letter from Mr. H. A. Thompson (a member of the Royal Gold Fieldsâ Commission) to a Mr, C. D. Aplin, ex-Government Geologist in…
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The development of the gold-field, so far at the extension of existing leads or the discovery of new ones, is at a stand still, nothing new in either way having been found. On the Black Lead none…
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Many years ago a coal pit on the Dalqubarren Estate, near to Wallacetown, in the parish of Dailly, took fire, probably from an explosion of foul air bringing down a mass of…
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The police authorities are desirous of calling public attention to the fact that there are now in circulation a large number of counterfeit coins representing sovereigns and…
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The mining prospects of the gold-field continue unchanged, there being no extension of any of the many named leads, though prospecting is being steadily carried on, and the various prospecting…
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About midnight on Tuesday a lamentably destructive explosion took place at the Renshaw Park Colliery belonging to Messrs. J. and G. Wells. For many years the…
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There is nothing new to report this week except it is the bottoming of No. 16 N Black Lead, without a payable prospect. The shaft ie about the âgoldenâ depth, and the owners are…
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Though we have no new discoveries to report, we experience that pleasure so generally felt, in chronicling the magnificent yield from No 3 N Black Lead, of 732 ozs, 8 dwts, 12 grs. from 73 loads, or an average…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gulgong Police Court. Monday, 17Th April Before Messrs T. A Browne, P.M., and W. Johnson Esq., J.P., Gold Commissioner ASSAULT
Francis Bennon arrested by Constable Stapleton for [?] Henry Enter[?] in Queen street was discharged, the prosecutor not appearing. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Cases. ([?]. W. Johnson, Esq.. Gold Commissioner, in charge of Western Gold-fields)
Trespass on a Mining Claim,âMcLaughlin and party complainants v, Irwin and party descendants. Mr Brodribb appeared for complainants, Dr. Bellefonte, instructed by Mr. Davidson, for defendants…
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The long expected change for the better baa come last, and the confidence of those who despite exciting telegrams of new rushes, and depressing letters to Sydney papersâneither founded on factâ…
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