The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... gold . There is only a trickle now ; but the city continues to live for gold and the silver and baser metals that are extracted with it . In the bank you are shown scales on which twenty - five million dollars ' worth of local gold has ...
... gold . There is only a trickle now ; but the city continues to live for gold and the silver and baser metals that are extracted with it . In the bank you are shown scales on which twenty - five million dollars ' worth of local gold has ...
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... gold . Because certain ore from a Cripple Creek mine is so hard that it costs almost the value of its gold to recover it , the mine - owners sold large quantities of it to the State as concrete aggregate . The road , laid for 40 miles ...
... gold . Because certain ore from a Cripple Creek mine is so hard that it costs almost the value of its gold to recover it , the mine - owners sold large quantities of it to the State as concrete aggregate . The road , laid for 40 miles ...
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... gold - mine settlement , with its newly constructed mill . The camp was saved by its own clearing and a vagary of ... GOLD OUTPUT INCREASES MANY FOLD In 1911 Ontario mined only about forty- two thousand dollars ' worth of gold . In 1931 ...
... gold - mine settlement , with its newly constructed mill . The camp was saved by its own clearing and a vagary of ... GOLD OUTPUT INCREASES MANY FOLD In 1911 Ontario mined only about forty- two thousand dollars ' worth of gold . In 1931 ...
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Alert Energetic and Resourceful Its British Pluck and Skill in Arts | 131 |
Romantic History of Cramped Medieval City Vies With | 219 |
Shark Fishing An Australian Industry By Norman Ellison__ | 358 |
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