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The structural and industrial materials of California (1906)

Aubury, Lewis E., 1862- · Sacramento, W. W. Shannon, Superintendent state printing · leaf 219

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Mokelumne Hill road, and has beenidle for nine years. The clay was formerly used by a Stockton pottery.It is a plastic yellow clay, somewhat stained by iron in the open pit,and is capped by a gravel deposit. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Mount Diablo Pottepy and Paving Brick Company; Hon. C. M. Bel-shaw,… … ILL. No. 9o. E. M. HAMILTONS CLAY DEPOSIT, NEAR ROSAMOND, KERN COUNTY. doned. The clay was obtained from the various tunnels at the coalmines at Stewartsville, which were connected with Antioch by a narrow-gauge railroad. The company has torn up the rails and stopped allwork at the mines. KERN…

Building stones · Portland cement · Clay · Mines and mineral resources

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