The Great Silver-mines of New Mexico
DISCOVERS have recently been made in New Mexico which reveal the existence of a vast deposit of silver ore that is said to surpass both in quantity and quality, all the…
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Mining & the mines, 1870
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Grenfell Mining Report. [From the Record.]
The weather this week has been so unfavourable for mining purposes and out-door labour that our usual report is necessarily meagro in details. There exists, however, a…
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AUGUST 8.—This has been a week of rain, and though it has now ceased, the atmosphere still has a watery appearance, and so wo must make up our minds to receive now and then a few…
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The intelligence from the Native Dog Creek acquaints us with the fact that the working party in the ,lower prospecting claim have carried their drive to testing…
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August 15.—We have frequent thunder and lightning, accompanied by heavy showers, intermixed with a bright sunny day and frosty night. This state of the weather keeps our thoroughfares…
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AUGUST 22.âRain and cold piercing winds still prevail, and the roads are worse than over. Colonial produce is scarce and dear, and the supply of horse forage is not up to demand…
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THE following circular has been issued by the Gold-Fields Commission:— The Gold-fields Inquiry Commissioners (finding it impossible to personally visit all…
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An explosion of fire-damp has taken place at Llansamlet, near Swansea, in the Charles's pit, the property of Mr. C. H. Smith, resulting in the death of 19 persons and in the injury of five others. It…
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AUGUST 29.-- The weather is beautifully clear and dry, and in consequence hopes are in the ascendant that it will continue so. Prices in the colonial produce market are daily on the…
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Mining is resumed with renewed vigour on both the Two Mile and Quondong leads. At the former place there is a good deal of washdirt at surface, which will be passed…
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SEPTEMBER 5.--The weather is lovely in its first spring-like appearance, and the days are warm and the chilliness of the nights partly vanished. Colonial produce is coming in from every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold-fields’ Rewards. [From the Rockhampton Bulletin.]
THE Palmer Ministry held office but a few weeks, but during that period it managed to perform one great feat, thereby giving us a very fair sample of their niggardly and…
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SEPTEMBER 12.--The wenther has again assumed a wintry appearance, and showers of rain follow one another, making our creeks again run high. The roads too are had, but colonial produce…
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SEPTEMBER 19.--The spring has set in, and the weather is clear, genial, and warm, with occasional showers. Colonial produce is very low in price, and horse forage nearly at a…
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SEPTEMBER 26. -- Our district still suffers greatly from the effects of the late rains, and the weather continues very unsettled. Colonial produce and horse forage command at present very low rates;…
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The subjoined are reports of various mining companies of the Australian colonies: -- POUT PHILLIP AND COLONIAL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED)…
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OCTOBER 3. -- The weather continues changeable, with occasional sunshine. Colonial produce plentiful and low in price; the same as regards horse forage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Woolgarlo Lead Mines. To the Editor of the Yass Courier
DEAR SIR, -- In your last issue the following paragraph concerning the Woolgarlo Lead Mining Company caught my eye: -- "We notice that a bronze modal has been awarded at the…
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SIR, -- It would appear from recent changes in the departure of the gold escort from this town, that our finances must be improving, and that we are to hear no more of the retrenchment scheme…
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His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the following New Regulations made in pursuance of the Gold Fields Act of…
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