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abundant and rich. for deeper min- ing, which the The mill is near the foot of the ridge on the side company is pre- next to the town, and near a lake formed by throw- ing a dam across the narrow valley of Tanyard paring to do. The Branch. The mill plant consists of the Huntington average cost of… … the crushed ore pulp is.conducted upon and over the located on the hillside that the ore enters at the top, per ton. The goes through a Dodge crusher, and moves by gravity flume lines con- necting the sap- to the stamps, and thence to the tables and concen- rolite belt with trators. There are ten…

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