Bullion Mine thing
also known as: Bullion
Summary: A mine in the Kingston district with a record of $250,000 plus $30,000 in dead work.
Completeness: 85/100 Grade B
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Claims (3)
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$250,000
cited from by the tremblor was a chasm three feet wide… (1891)James Milton, George i
Larsen and Tom Thurson. ?
The most striking phenomenon produced )
by the tremblor was a chasm three feet wide
and beween 200 and 300 feet long. Although
wegihts attached to lines several hundred feet
in length were l…
$250,000
cited from The Mineral Gem of the Great Southwest (1891)The Mineral Gem of the Great Southwest
The great producers of the Kingston dis-
trict are the Bullion, with a record of $250,000
besides $30,000 expended in dead work, the ’
Superior with $250,000, the Comstock with
$680,000, the Lady Franklin $…
$30,000 expended in dead work
cited from The Mineral Gem of the Great Southwest (1891)The Mineral Gem of the Great Southwest
The great producers of the Kingston dis-
trict are the Bullion, with a record of $250,000
besides $30,000 expended in dead work, the ’
Superior with $250,000, the Comstock with
$680,000, the Lady Franklin $…
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by the tremblor was a chasm three feet wide… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The Mineral Gem of the Great Southwest
1891 · newspaper · public-domain