Mining Notes
STANNUM DREDGE.—Satisfactory work is being done at the Stannum dredge, and preparations are being made for another cleanup, after which the company intend to shift…
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Mining & the mines, 1908
261 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 14
£1,42[?] Tons of Gold Dug
Since the beginning of the 18th century 21,424 tons of gold have been dug from the mines of the earth. Their value is over £2,520,000,000. Of this…
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It is understood that the special Mining Court will re-assemble, the Newcastle miners, by a majority of over 1000, having voted in favor of…
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AT the Committee Meeting, held on Thursday evening, there were in attendance: The President (Dr. Mascio), Messrs. Warrell, Casey, Straw, L. Jobson, Taylor Kerr…
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SPECULATORS.—A couple of mining speculators visited the filed claims, with which they expressed th[?] sati[?], and within the next few weeks some now…
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Two hundred men have been thrown out of employment through the Mitchell's Creek Gold Mining Company at Bodangora closing down…
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WORK on the Glen Innes company's claim at Webber's is proceeding, and a 230 feet tunnel is now being put in, for the pusp[?] of driving beneath the basalt, where it is believed with an experienced…
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IN a recent issue of Tit-Bits we described the awful Hartley Colliery disaster which occurred on January 16th, 1862, and referred to the terrible…
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The gold production of Australasia has now exceeded £560,000,000 in value…
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A SPLENDID FIND.—A very rich discovery has been made by Atkinson and Kerr, in their new shaft at The Cliff miss. At a depth of 15ft. they came across a sears…
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UNREST is said to be manifesting itself among a section of miners at Newcastle. The Premier has expressed himself as not satisfied that the Miners' Federation can…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Teralba Mines. Sydney
THE Teralba miners have grown restless, and talk of ceasing work at once. At a meeting, yesterday, it was decided to give the owners 14 days' notice unless the…
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MR. WM. CRAMSIE, the local director of the Marie Commonwealth Tin Mine, informs on that all the machinery for this mine is on the ground. The dredge is to be worked by…
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The mining situation is again critical. The Northern Federation yesterday discussed the situation, and decided to urge upon the Premier the…
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ANOTHER DARDOS—It is rumored that Mr. Slur ridge is about to erect a dredging plant at Wyndham swamp in prospecting this ground, Mr. H. Stran[?]t obtained up to as high as 8lbs to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Round the World Rage. "City of Widows." Night in a Mining Camp
Scarfoglio writes to the London "Daily Mail from Nevada on 29th March:— We were delayed four whole days for repairs in Ogden (Utah), a city of the…
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THE Flaggy Creek dredge is hung up for want of water. W. M'KIENON is having another clean up from is claim at Y. Water Holes, but is…
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THE discovery of tin at a depth at Inverell marks a new era in tin mising, is that district, and coe the…
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A STRANGE story of a bag of gold being lost and found in the street by the same person, after the lapse of about four hours, comes from Newark…
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DURING the put five years the EXAMINATION has constantly urged that the Office of Police Magistrate and that of Warden should be separated, and that a warden to…
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