The Mineral Resources of the United States: And the Importance and Necessity of Inaugurating a Rational System of Mining, with Special Reference to the Comstock Lode and the Sutro Tunnel, in NevadaJ. Murphy & Company, 1868 - Broj stranica: 232 |
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abandoned adit Adolph Sutro ALTA CALIFORNIA amount Belcher body bullion California Carson river character commenced Commissioner for Nevada completed Comstock Lode Comstock vein considerable construction continue Corporate Seal cost deep drain tunnels deep tunnel deposits drainage east eastern enterprise expense explorations extend extracted Freiberg Freiberg district George Tunnel Gold Hill Gould & Curry Gould and Curry Government greater depth Guanajuato Harz HENRY HAIGHT hoisting hundred feet immense importance increase interest Ledge length LETTER machinery means Mexico miles mineral mining districts mining operations Mount Davidson mountain mouth Ophir ore-bearing owners parties portion Potosi precious metals present President probably production profits proposed tunnel propylite pumping quantity quartz Real del Monte rich rock S. M. Company San Francisco shafts SILVER MINING COMPANY Superintendent surface Sutro Tunnel Sutro Tunnel Company thousand feet timber trachytic true fissure vein Trustee vein-matter ventilation Virginia City wall Washoe width yield Zacatecas
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