Mining notes from Captain mine and surrounding pits
The Captain mine at Dry River shows a shaft about 140 feet deep with fair ore in the last 10 feet. Lodes and crosscuts carry tin through 60 feet. Ore from various mines like Frogholy Extenled and Externmte is being broken, with three tons of good ore raised since last crushing. Negotiations for Cairns property stalled as capital shy, though the mine warrants trial with machinery. Other workings at Haimbow, Good Enough, and Anniversary Copper Mine report payable ore and active crushing, while the City of York reef near the west line aims to ventilate and connect shafts for better access. A mill site has been chosen near the mine to enable continued production pending further development.
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Dry River
Rans
H. Barratt
Kaban
Great Northern Battery
Barratt Bron
Cairns
Mr. Barratt
G. Jamieson
FF Hele
Ryle
Day
Great Eastern
City of York
Zor King
Hawkins’ Hill
W. Clark
Etheridge District Mining and Tarrant Sons Carve Gold Yield
Tarrant and Son brought into town a parcel of gold weighing 26 tons in 66 Friday. They have mined from the Lord Byron reef at 7 feet depth and sunk a shaft at the eastern end of the old workings. About twenty tons of crushing matter have been raised and the reef proved faulty at the stated depth. Estimated value stands at £5 per ton for the parcel. yield from the mill is £50. They hold six tons of concentrates and sands to be treated. Mount Jackson Company plans a test parcel over Willey tables compared with Card tables at Doanbrook.
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Tom Simpson
Charlie Innis
Haveiock
BK Tarrant and Son
Lord Byron
Tarrant
Mount Jackson Company
Willey
Doanbrook
Copper market opinion on production and deliveries
A London broker comments on copper statistics and the distinction between production and deliveries to merchants and consumers. He notes that totals reflect transactions across mines and refineries, that stocks may be overstated or concealed, and that current figures hint at persistent speculation on both sides of the Atlantic with uncertain implications for consumption.
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Brodweten
Jota le Liver
London
Intted
Statistical Bureau
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