Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 642
worn rings, bracelets, chains, bench-sweep- be melted and cast into ingots, on which thedeposit number is stamped in large numerals. From the mines all over the country depositsare received, direct or through banking-houses,of nuggets, bars, dust, and sand, as fine grainsof gold and silver are… … RECEIVING-ROOM, WHERE ALL THE GOLD AND SILVER, SlECIE, AND MUTILATED SCRAP ARE RECEIVED AND WEIGHED. ings, and gold filings, together with all sorts ofplated jewelry, sadly broken and bent. At an-other time a bankers deposit will arrive, in whichare all sorts of uncurrent and mutilated coins,both…
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