MINING. The B. H. Proprietary
THE past fortnight's shipments to Port Pirie comprised 297 tons crude sulphides and 3969 tons oxidised ores It is anticipated the northern nest of furnaces will be closed down…
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Mining & the mines, 1898
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The Yukon Goldfields. LONDON
Captain Ray, the Ca[?]ian Government Commissioner at Alaska, recommends that immigrants should be prevented from entering the Yukon goldfields unless they take…
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THE half-yearly meeting was held in Melbourne this week, Mr. A. E. Clarke, chairman of directors, presiding. The report of the directors stated that the plant at the…
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AFTER prospecting with long steel rods over more than a hundred acres of land by the side of the course of the Missouri Siver, some miles above St Louis, a company of…
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The mill ran slowly for the first three days last week, treating 2162 tons crude sulphides for 556 tons concentrates and slimes of the usual fair silver and had…
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AT the meeting of the Miners' Association committee last evening (says Friday's Bendigo Independent) it was incidentally mentioned that, according to Press reports, the…
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THE mill ran quietly last week, treating 570 tone crude sutphides, assaying from the trommiels 2[?] per cent. lead 6 507. silver, and 164 per nent. zino, returning 133 tons…
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In reply to inquiries the Commissioner on Crown Lands in South Australia has received the following information from the secretary of the Wallarce and Moonta…
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THE mill did fair work last week, treating 1599 tons crnde sulphides, assaying from the trommels 18 5 per cent. lead. 6oz. silver, and 11 4 per cent. zinc, also 93 tons zincs…
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THE Hon. H. Foster, Minister for Mines, who has been in Bendigo prosecuting inquiries into the disagreements between the mineowners and the A. M. A. with…
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Edward Hamilton, a miner, has been smothered by the collapse of a wall in a claim at Yackandandah, while engaged in sluicing…
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Three of the dams in the Proprietary paddook were rapidly filling before noon. The fourth dam was being cleaned out, but the obstructions have been removed, and it…
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AT the Lambton Police Court on Saturday Hugh Humphries, manager of the Dudley Colliery, proceeded against one of the miners named Walter Peel, a young man,…
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THE mill did fair work last week, treating 670 tons crude sulphides, as saying from the trommels 11 5oz. silver, 25.1 per cent. lead, and 16 5 per cent zinc, producing 140 tons…
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Mr. E. K. Beaumont, C.E., who has for the last two years been civil engineer and mining surveyor at the Central, has been promoted to the position of mining manager,…
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MANY years ago 1 know a man who expended a gives part of a large fortuns in baying golf, in coin and in bars. This be corited, and with human b[?] and other unique ingredients,…
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The whole of the mining lodges in the northern district have adopted the recommendation of the delegate board that unless the men discharged by the…
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YESTERDAY morning the Junction North broke a main pump rod, to keep the deep workings dry had to resort to baling. It is anticipated that the damage will be…
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The whole of the mining lodges, in the northern district have adopted the recommendation of the delegate board that unless the men discharged by the…
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RUNNING full time last week on two shifts, the mill treated 664 tons crude sulphides, assaying from the trommels 19 5 per cont. lead, 6.7oz. silver, and…
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