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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

PH 2-4 (ca. 1905) (90 pages)

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1,500 feet in length, and four feet in depth down to tance of 2,000 feet. This distance is employ ing the depth because we have sh Colorado that have reached even a greater depth. Anyone desirous of making the deductions can do so by simply ascertaining the number of cubic feet in a ton of ore. Then we will suppose that it is good for even SIO per ton net. See what you have in one claim. It is often the case that too many cl company operating the proposition. work is done on this cl a dised in showafts in several places jn aims confuse the A little development aim, but not enough to open it up to make it a mine. A little of the same kind of work is done on another, and another, and so on, until the company finds its cash all gone and its energies divided. In other words, it has no money left for operating, no claim at a point where it is a shi pper, and everything is abandoned. Had this same company concentrated its. energy on one vein or some one promising claim in its group, it would have had this one producing and bringing the cash to the surface, ‘There is a theory among the pioneer mining men that if a mam has a vein it is a pretty good idea to follow it and get the value out of it. For this reason the crosscut tunnel which entered barren granite and was driven through to intersect the veins at right angles, or nearly SO, is not so popular an idea as it was two Mining men are becoming more practical and less spectacular. ‘They are beginning to realize th at mining to he successful must be conducted on a successful business basis. years ago. The adit, or tunnel driven on the y be popular. ‘The-same results are obt obtained in driving a cross-cut. probability that the vein on Which th ein, will always ained that are to be There is always the ¢ bore is being driven