Mining Leases
SOME time ago it was considered by the majority of the miners on the miners on the field that the granting of mining leases would destroy the…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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Mining. the Welcome Stranger Crushing
SINCE our last the principal mining event was the cleaning up of the Welcome Stranger crushing of 65 tons. This stone, was treated at…
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At Gough's No. 1. about 80 tons of stone from Hildebrandt's claim is being treated, and is expected to give, as stone from this claim has always…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Misleading Mining Re[?] (To the Editor of the Wyalong)
SIR,—While admitting that reporters have to depend very upon claim owners for their n[?]ticularly with regard to past [?]…
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IT has come to our knowledge that a number of applications for the conversion of claims at Wyalong to mining leases will shortly be dealt with…
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One of the first claims on the Wyalong field to attract attention in the early days of the rush, Was that known as Bolte's. It is situated on…
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AN advertisement appeared in last issue of this paper announcing that the Mining Warden is to hold meetings in each of the Mining Divis[?]ons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Henry Jenkins v. JOHN BARNETT.—Mining Appeal Case
No appearance of respondent. Appellant, H. Jenkins, described the circumstances of his claim being jumped by respondent on June 29…
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About [?] tons elqua[?] which [?]ged by appearing [?] give a much better yield [?] last lot [?]hed Sloping [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Election of Miners' Delegates
A MEETING for the purpose of electing a delegate to attend the Miners' Conference in Sydney was held in the Court House, Wyalong, on Wednesday at 8 p.m., Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining. PINE [?] Claims. Be[?] and Party
are raising stone and have from 20 to 25 tons at g[?] There has been a considerable [?] in the quantity of pyrites in this claim, but there…
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Mr. Jas. Masters, who recently paid a visit to the northern districts for the purpose of ascertaining what the mining prospects were in that locality,…
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Presser and party have about 120 tons from this claim going through Channon's mill and the show ont the plates is said to be satisfactory…
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Fifteen tons of atone form this claim, treated at Cox's Ha[?] mill, gave a gross yield of 14oz. 8dwt. 12grs…
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