Mining Notes
THE prospectors at the opal claim are following the iron matrix vein, and this, being the proper indication usually accompanying noble opal, should lead them on to…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
322 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 17
Mining in New England. Hillgrove. Crushingt
Baker's Creek - 519 tons for 374ozs [?] of smelted gold. E[?]ra—488 tons for 215ozs smelted gold and 126ozs in ncen…
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It was the day after Tom Murray's revolt. He sat alone in his top floor dormitory, at a table ranged with old letters, dusty books,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mining in New England. HILLGROVE
The Bakers Greek G.M. Company's profit and loss account for the past half-year shows the total amount of wages paid during the half-year as…
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SAMPLES of what I take, according to Prof. Emanuel, to be hydrophane or "common" opal, obtained in the Herbert Park locality, have been submitted to experts, who…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Proposed Visit of the Minister for Mines and Agriculture
ON Friday at noon last there was a meeting held in the Public Library Room of the Town. Hall, to consider the advisability of extending and invitation to the Hon S. Smith, Minister for…
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The Son light battery baa been bang up since the 4th met for the purpose of cleaning out and te[?]ting boilers and making necessary repairs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sketcher. Gold in the Sea
A great many people are aware of the fact that sea water is said to hold in solution large quantities of gold, and perhaps some silver besides. In the strictly scientific…
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Now it has failed, as I feared. But what"of that ? I know you well,--have we1 been' friends so long for nothing ?--and I say that when you have fought harder…
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People over here are beginning to understand why the shareholders in the Elem[?]re Valley Tin Mining Company are, and have always been, so…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining in New England. Hillgrove. Crossings
Baker's Creek—678ozs 7dwts of gold from 525 tons of stone [?] ex Eleanora—538 tons for 266½ozs of melted gold…
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WHO doesn't like to read about buried treasure ? Who hasn't dreamed of finding it ? What delight suddenly to possess vast riches ? Shining gold, sparkling gems! Things for…
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In that long, sultry look she knew all Her pulses quickened, a fire grew in her heart He loved her, then? Oh, he did, he did ! Their faces were so close, there was a…
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In the Eleanora mine, there is better gold [?] wing in the south drive south of the south [?]t at No. 4 leve. In the south drive, No. 3 level…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams Sydney. Friday. Massacre at New Guinea. 30 People Killed. a Warning to Miners
A sohooner which arrived at Cooktown from New Guinea yesterday brings news of an outbreak and hostilities on the part of the natives…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Notes. [By Wonga.]
THE abandoned "Hand-in-Hand" at Sunnyside has been taken up, and the old shaft bailed out. Mr. J. D. Scouler has been out on a visit to the locality…
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WHO doesn't like to read about buried treasure ? Who hasn't dreamed of finding it ? What delight suddenly to possess vast riches ? Shining gold, sparkling gems! Things for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gold in Japan
Japan has decided to adopt a Gold Standard Currency…
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PROFESSOR Frank Dixon, of Kansas City, a taxidermist, has made a lucky discovery of gold in a carious way. A short time ago be received from the Earl of Tankerville, of Cbillingham…
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He used his friends. When they tired of of serving him he turned his secret enmity 1 to account whenever opportunity offered dy : making them the subject of scintillating,…
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