Montana Leads In 1898 Gold and Silver Production
The Montana mining sector tops Western states with gold $5,126,900 and silver 14,807,200 fine ounces in 1898. Alaska Idaho Oregon Washington follow with smaller returns as national figures show gold $64.463 million and silver $54.438 million ounces.
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