quartz mine

During 1859 the first quartz mine started operations at Fingal.

There are copper, iron, gold and quartz mines in the vicinity.

A silicon producer, Simcoa, has a quartz mine that operate close to the town.

There was a dock with an advanced system for packaging and freezing fish, and several quartz mines.

He became part-owner of the Cooper and Stevenson quartz mine.

Originally a company town, was managed by Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine.

The Sovereign Quartz Mine runs 40 minute guided tours and features several underground displays.

He also developed a quartz mine near Powder River that became known as the Virtue Mine.

Using his mining education and experience in Missouri, George switched to prospecting and dealing in quartz mines.

In Saskatchewan, Canada, there also are ancient quartz mines near Waddy Lake and surrounding regions.

However, in reality it is an excuse to claim Krisna's rich, extensive quartz mines as Athens' own quartz resources are dwindling.

Among other things in Österskär, there was a smaller feldspar and quartz mine as well as a mansion (Tuna Gård).

In 1860 at the age of nineteen, Ayer headed west to Silver City, Nevada where he found employment at a quartz mine.

Manitoba also has prehistoric quartz mines to the far north, and evidence of ancient quartz mining also exists along the Winnipeg River area.

Located 2 km east of Oturehua on Rough Ridge are the remnants of the Golden Progress quartz mine.

After working in quartz mines in Colorado, in 1863, Clark made his way to Montana to find his fortune in the gold rush.

This article includes text incorporated from Benjamin Silliman's "Notes on the quartz mines of the Grass Valley district (1867)", a publication now in the public domain.

Victoria Quartz mine, Bendigo: In Australia, the deepest shaft used to mine a quartz reef was almost a kilometre and a half deep.

At one point, Delano owned one-sixth of the Massachusetts Hill Quartz Mine; Delano & Co. was very involved in its development.

Placer grew rapidly with the development of the Columbia placer mine and the Greenback quartz mine, which was the richest mine in Oregon by feet of tunnel mined.

A 1940 geological survey of the Gold Hill Quartz Mine reported the host rock to be Diabase and Granodiorite and the mineral list showed gold, pyrite, and quartz.

From his family's quartz mine near Custer, S.D., Carl Scott has hauled in two 18-wheeler loads near one of Quartzsite's few monuments, a white-painted camel made of automobile wheel rims.

A reporting assessing the gold field potential, Geology of the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine, Wells, B. C, was published by A. C. Skerl in the November 1948 Society of Economic Geologists.

During his lifetime, Samuel Langhorne Clemens wore many hats - as an itinerant printer, a travel correspondent, a Mississippi River pilot, a gold and silver miner, a laborer in a quartz mine, a businessman and, as Mark Twain, journalist and author.