Mining
We have been shown by Mr. G. Crispin some good specimens of ore from the Pulganbar copper mine. The first is from the 78ft. level in block 42, which is carrying,…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
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Nationalisation of Mines
The International Miners' Congress at Brussels resolved that inspectors of mines should be elected by the workmen. Further, that they should be paid by the…
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The following gold yields of Western Australian mines are reported:—Associated Northern, 2309 tons bullion, valued £5230; Golden Ridge, 2400 tons for…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Messrs. T. R. Bavin (representing the Commonwealth as counsel), Mr. Garran (Secretary to the Attorney-General's Department) and Powers…
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The Old Beacon mine at Bueca Creek is opening up to some of bee former glory, and a report to band place the new discovery at worth from half-ounce to two cunce in…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Broken Hill miners have appointed a committee to prepare claims for presentation to the managers. In some quarters the action is considered…
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The Grafton Copper Company have started the new tram line at Cangai, and the seene of operations is all life and activity. Given fine weather this last important…
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Applications, as under, have been lodged at the Warden Clerk's office, Coramba:— Owen Cunningham, 2 acres, portion g.l. 36, parish Moonce, county Fitzroy; and…
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LONDON, Thursday. The Miners' International Congress, now sitting in Brussels, unanimously demanded an amendment of the law fixing the minimum wage, in…
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A sharp encounter took place in the tailor's shop at Fremantle prison between a Malay named Mat Said Hadgie, and a white man named…
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William Wintmute has been arrested in New York on a charge of fraudulently using the post ofice to promote inining schemes. It is stated he netted 1,000,000…
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Applications, as under, have been lodged at the Warden Clerk's office, Coramba:— Owen Cunningham, 2 acres, portion g.l. 36, parish Moonee, county Fitzroy; and…
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The Miners' Congress has resolved upon an eight hour day from bank to bank. Congress also affirmed the desirability of accident compensation, equal to the entire…
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The manager reports as follows for the week ended 8th August:—During the week just closed we turned the first sod of the "Cangai Narrow Gauge Railway" and…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The International Miners' Congress, sitting at Brussels, has concluded its deliberations. It was resolved in the event of a national coal strike…
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Mr. E. H. Murphy, of Woolgoolga, is informed that his sample of ore has been handed to the Mines Department for assay, and that any future samples should be sent…
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LONDON, Sunday.—There were numerous complaints against William Wintemute, the American mine promoter who was arrested in New York for fraudulently using the…
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Mr. W. J. Mulligan, manager of the Grafton Copper Mining Co's Cangai mine, forwards the following report, dated 8th inst., to Mr. W…
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A coal train of 10 waggons had just proceeded out of the coal yards, at Carrington (Newcastle) this morning, on the way to Teralba, when…
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The Heddon Greta Colliery has been idle for a month and, judging, by the strong attitude of both sides the trouble is likely to continue for…
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