IC 6138 Method And Cost Of Mining Hard Specular Hematite On The Marquette Range, Michigan ? Introduction

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Lucien Eaton
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Jan 1, 1929

Abstract

The mining methods described in this paper are those used in a large mine producing hard specular ore on the Marquette Range in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Although the conditions of mining are unique in this district, they are similar to those in many other districts, and information in regard to the methods used and the results obtained should be of interest. The methods now used are an outgrowth of those of former years which have been adapted to conform with improvements in mechanical appliances, changes in the wage scale and labor supply, and the' selling price of the product. The mine is situated' at Ishpeming, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, 16 miles west of Marquette, its shipping port on Lake Superior.
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APA: Lucien Eaton  (1929)  IC 6138 Method And Cost Of Mining Hard Specular Hematite On The Marquette Range, Michigan ? Introduction

MLA: Lucien Eaton IC 6138 Method And Cost Of Mining Hard Specular Hematite On The Marquette Range, Michigan ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1929.

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