Conversion of Long Ore Pass Raises at H.B. Mine, Salmo, B.C.

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
M. H. MacLeod
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Jan 1, 1954

Abstract

"IntroductionTHE ORE PASS raise system at the H.B. mine as contracted by the Patrick Harrison Company consisted of two raises 6 ft. by 10 ft. in section •at 60 degrees to the horizontal. No. 88-88 raise, the longer of the two, was a straight raise 690 feet long, with access only from the bottom. In addition, this raise had two branch knuckle-backs only one of which was driven by. the Patrick Harrison Company. The other, known as 88-89 raise, was 540 feet long with knuckle-backs at 280 feet and 410 feet. Its access, also, was from the bottom (see Figure 1)."
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APA: M. H. MacLeod  (1954)  Conversion of Long Ore Pass Raises at H.B. Mine, Salmo, B.C.

MLA: M. H. MacLeod Conversion of Long Ore Pass Raises at H.B. Mine, Salmo, B.C.. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1954.

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