IC 6160 Method And Cost Of Mining At No. 8 Mine St. Louis Smelting And Refining Company Southeast Missouri District ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Roy H. Poston
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Jan 1, 1929

Abstract

This paper sets forth the mode of ore occurrence, characteristics of ore and country rocks, methods of exploration, development, and. ore extraction, and the costs of underground operation at No. 8 mine of the St. Louis Smelting and Refining Works of the National Lead Co. located near the southern extremity of the Southeast Missouri lead district. The author acknowledges the assistance of E. T. Campbell, geologist, in the preparation of the paragraphs on the geology of the ores. HISTORY The first record of mining in St. Francois County, Mo., concerns more or less shallow semisurface "diggings" which were worked about the year 174-2. In 1864, however, the discovery of the disseminated deposits, the present source of lead, was made on property near the town of Bone Terre. Winslow has estimated the lead-ore production in this county prior to 1869 to be 59,526 tons.3
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APA: Roy H. Poston  (1929)  IC 6160 Method And Cost Of Mining At No. 8 Mine St. Louis Smelting And Refining Company Southeast Missouri District ? Introduction

MLA: Roy H. Poston IC 6160 Method And Cost Of Mining At No. 8 Mine St. Louis Smelting And Refining Company Southeast Missouri District ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1929.

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