Mining in New England. Hillgrove. Crushings
Baker's Creek.—703 tons for 520ozs. 11 dwts. smelted gold. Ele[?]ors.—472 tons for 240ozs. 10[?] wts. smelted gold, end 110ozs. in concentrates…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
322 stories in New England's papers · page 14 of 17
Gold
Several cyanide plants are in course of erection on the gnldfields of the Northern Territory (S.A.) Booth's Reward, Coolac, near Gun…
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The gold production of the quarter ending September was 95,000ozs., exceeding the previous quarter by 31,000zs…
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The Echunga correspondent of the Adelaide paper writes as follows:—If gold-m[?]ing possesses a special and strong attraction, so, and even to…
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MANY years ago I knew a man who expended a groat port of a large fortune in buying gold, in coin and in bars. This he melted, and with human blood and other unique ingredients, labored…
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AT one time the fame of the Golden West extended to the ends of the earth, and especially to every place in London where money was lying seeking investment. The wild cat…
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IN an article on Klondyke, the Newcastle Herald remarks:--Judging from the influence exerted on the inhabitants of North America by the discoveries of wonderful…
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The eilver barometer is rising again. Hot weather — getting towards Christmas. Work is in full awing at Warm…
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A correspondent writes: Messrs. John and R. Cameron are pegging away at their work in the old Butcher's Reef mine at Bear Hill…
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MANY years ago I knew a man who expended a great part of a large fortune in buying gold, in coin and in bars. This he melted, and with human flood and other unique ingredients, labored…
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Baker's Creek—561 tons for 459½,ozs. smelted gold Eleanora—466 tons for 224ozs smelted gold, and 80ozs. in concentrates…
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GREAT griefs are dumb, and little cares cry aloud. Silence is the sleep that nourishes wisdom.—Bacon…
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It is cabled from London that all the shares in the Kalgnrlie United G.M. Co., capital £160,000, issue £20,000, have been allotted…
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A wire from Melbourne states that [?] miners have left Bendigo under engagement to work in the Lucknow mine for 7s per day and free board…
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A[?]mer has arrived at Cooktown with ten destitute New Guinea miners. They state that the general impresion is that the New Guinea…
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IN England about £33,000 worth of gold a week is (says Lloyd's Weekly) used by the jewellers; and this is nearly all new gold, which, being…
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MANY years ago I knew a man who expended a great part of a large fortune in buying gold, in coin and in bars. This he melted, and with human blood and other unique ingredients, labored…
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A FALL of earth occurred at Koch's Pioneer mine, Bendigo, yesterday, inflicting serions injuries to a miner William Bradley…
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A telegram from Kalgoorlie states that a rush has sent in to Kanowna, where valuable discoveries of gold are reported in a cement formation…
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The result of the last crushing from the Baker's Creek Consols mine was 49oz smelted gold from 140 tons of stone. Mr. Henry Hooke, Inspector of Mines, is…
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