Mining prospects and ore discoveries in Hillsboro Kingston region
The article surveys copper silver gold and lead ore finds across Hillsboro Kingston Lake valley and surrounding districts. It notes pay veins 70 to 170 feet deep, high silver values, and copper lead sulfide ores with 2 to 14 ounces per ton silver and 1 to 12 percent copper. It highlights major producers, past and potential revenues, and calls for improved reduction works and water to unlock lower grade ore. It mentions Fort Hillsboro Chloride district camps, and acts of capital interest in Armendaris coal and mineral lands with rail access. It closes with prospects of new mining companies and future development across the county.
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Hillsboro
HoneLliiGs
Torly
Wightyire
Mit
Honuyga
Richmond
Nity
Devt
Lake Valley
Herimexa
Cho Fide
Placera
Klehmond
Weareh
Lake Waltes
Kingston
Cnr
Orm
Oru
Ani
Terra Planea
Ate & Ae
Seanae
Ava Ben
Miteen Mies
Tmshord
Iniitel
Kansas City
Io Dow
Armendars
A, T
Koulwene
Kierton
Lake Vailuy
Chile
Wallese
Ube
Elaine
de Powle Arothet
Slope County
Pe County
Teco
Hoosier Bay
Lourmeen Ouier
Navy
Sini
Hermora
Beter Hillsboro
Chloride
Rew Alexteos
Yar
Hur
Publidelphis Tag & Milling Company
Euperia
Great Republic
Grattan
New York
Simone
Garfield
McKinley
Wicks Mine Company
Ordor
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