Marcus Daly and Helena's Capital Battle Explored
The article profiles Marcus Daly, detailing his career from mining in California and Nevada to leadership of the Anaconda mine in Montana. It defends Daly against Helena critics and argues his work spurred industrial growth and jobs, while noting Helena’s opposition to making Anaconda the state capital.
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Congressman Promises Free Silver Support in 54th Congress
The candidate pledges to join no party caucus that would restrain voting for free coinage of silver at a sixteen to one ratio, aligning with allies favoring the 1873 act and opposing restraints on monetary policy.
Early Cold Miners and Ancient Inca Gold Work
The article describes ancient Inca and South American mining methods including canals, sluices, and copper tools. It notes the patio process for extracting gold using mercury and salt, the role of haciendas, and the spread of these techniques from Mexico to the Americas. It mentions notable mines, such as in Meateo and Sonora, and references the persistence of old forges and processes into later periods.
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Sonora
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Tresver
Colorado
State Lands receipts show large increase this year
The Board of Public Lands reports rents and sale revenues from December 1863 to date total $52,615.43, a marked rise over the previous fiscal year ending November 1853 with receipts for lands Act and rents at $52,263.35, up $347.08.
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