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Cassier's magazine (1891)

New York ; Cassier Magazine Co. · leaf 239

An illustration from Cassier's magazine, 1891, leaf 239
This is most important, deposits in locations where there is not and in nearly every instance governs sufficient fall to permit the ground sluic- the chances of success in using dredges ing or hydraulic methods, in countries for placer mining. Should the bed-rock where debris laws are operative,… … A RISDON DREDGE STACKING UP TAILINGS FROM THE GOLD-SAVING TABLES it will be impossible to recover the best, der pressure, it will be necessary to re- or bed-rock values, contained in the sort to either the hydraulic elevator or gravels. There are some large tracts dredging process. of alluvial…

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