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	Discovery - Ghost Town
		Mineable ore resources were exhausted in 1968, and the last gold was poured in April 1969.
		Discovery mine is targetted for remediation and cleanup in the coming years (as of writing, the year is 2002), and will include the demolition of all structures.
		Discovery mine headframe, with concrete ruins of burnt mill
	www.ghosttowns.com /canada/nwt/discovery.html (284 words)

	ASARCO Mineral Discovery Center -- Mine Tours --
		The Mission Mine is a quarter-mile deep, two miles from north to south, and a mile-and-three-quarters from east to west.
		In 1998, the Mission mine paid $3,203,000 in royalties and $7,187,000 in taxes to the State of Arizona and $496,000 in royalties to the Tohono O'ohdam Indian nation.
		In 1996, the Mission mine bought $101,688,000 in goods and services from Arizona vendors, and $74,754,000 of that was from Pima County alone.
	www.asarco.com /amdc/mine_tours.html (597 words)

	Holden Discovery
		Discovery of the Holden Mine began in 1887 when a Great Northern Railway location engineer, seeking a route through the Cascade Mountains, noted an outcrop of ore and left a sample with friends in Seattle.
		The mine was closed in 1931 because of the depression; however, the company had no intention of abandoning it.
		In January 1937 Howe Sound announced that the mine would be put into production "as fast as climatic and other conditions permit." The company would spend over $3 million developing the mine and 100 men would be employed by spring.
	www.chelanvalley.com /holden_discovery.htm (727 words)

	Utah History Encyclopedia
		The Park City Mining District comprises a tract that lies between the steep wall and ledges that mark the crest of the mountain range on the west and the mountain meadows of Heber, Kamas, and Parleys Canyon along the eastern foothills.
		However, it was the discovery of the rich Ontario mine that initiated efforts to mine lode ores and acted as the catalyst for Park City's rapid growth and reputation as a great silver mining camp.
		In 1872, shortly after its discovery, the mine was sold for $27,000 to George Hearst of San Francisco, and was run by R.C. Chambers until 1901.
	www.media.utah.edu /UHE/p/PARKCITY.html (729 words)

	Shaft Mining
		Shaft mining is the deepest form of underground mining.
		Underground mining is chosen when the rock or mineral is too far to reach using surface mining.
		Shaft mining is the kind of mine that you usually see in movies where the miner travels straight down into a deep, dark tunnel [shaft] until he reaches the bottom.
	library.thinkquest.org /05aug/00461/shaft.htm (233 words)

	Franconia Minerals Corporation - Wed Dec 13, 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The mine is situated near the southeast margin of a Tertiary quartz monzonite stock that intrudes the north-south fault structure in the northern part of the mine area and hosts a weakly developed copper porphyry system.
		Manto, a Spanish mining term used to describe a blanket-shaped orebody, is a term generally used to describe both the orientation of individual ore lenses and also to describe a class of orebodies.
		This region of the mine, referred to as the Blickenstaff stope and interpreted as manto or bedding replacement mineralization, is reported to grade 13.8% Pb, 13.8% Zn and 12.4 opt Ag.
	www.franconiaminerals.com /s/SanFrancisco.asp (2248 words)

	Recreational Mining Bakersfield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		After discovery of placer gold in the Kern River in the spring of 1854 a stampede of miners began to the area.
		Recreational gold mining on lands withdrawn from mineral entry is not a mining activity--it is a privilege.
		The recreational mining area is one-half mile wide and encompasses one and one-quarter miles of the Kern River.
	www.blm.gov /ca/bakersfield/recmining.html (827 words)

	ElDoradoCounty.Net
		The major historical and geological attraction in Placerville's Gold Bug Park is the Gold Bug Mine, established as the Hattie in 1888 by John Dench and William Craddock.
		This mine is typical of neighborhood hard rock mines in the Mother Lode, but is the only one in California that is municipally-owned and open to the public.
		The mine is a cool and damp 52-57 degrees, a great place to cool off in summer (but bring a sweater just in case).
	comspark.com /eldorado/goldbugmine.shtml (438 words)

	Gold Mine Tours of the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		After over fifty years of conducting public mine tours, this countries only 1,000 foot vertical shaft gold mine tour, just got bigger and better as an adventure never to be forgotten by visitors descending the earth to explore the underground mine workings of the 1890’s hard rock gold miner.
		Mine owners and long time associates traveled the country in search of just the right pieces of equipment, and or, replacement parts needed to meet the demands of the new tour requirements.
		Two large early 1900’s era mine air compressors were restored to operating condition as well as replacement and repairs to several thousand feet of underground air line.
	www.goldminetours.com /index.html (744 words)

	Madison-News.com - The Madison County Eagle
		This discovery led the scientists to conclude that a rich vein of jasper existed and that ancient Native Americans had mined this vein on a commercial basis.
		When the mine reached a depth where it could no longer be worked, possibly due to ground water seeping in, it was abandoned and forgotten.
		After the archaeologists completed their study, the mine was refilled with man-made sand and protected with a cover of fabric and earth.
	www.madison-news.com /2004/March/11/mine.shtml (708 words)

	www.mineweb.net \| sections \| whats new BHP Billiton: Time for a True World-Class Definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		If the definition of world class were standardized in the international mining industry, it would be easier for mining and exploration companies to communicate their benefits to nations, communities, and the public, Schodde told the geologists and academics attending the SEG conference.
		World class mines create new markets through lower metals prices, such as was the case with the Climax molybdenum mine.
		The discovery of the Comstock Lode and its impact on social and political development led to statehood for Nevada.
	www.mineweb.net /sections/whats_new/326560.htm (728 words)

	Knowledge Discovery in Databases: Tools and Techniques
		In [5], a clear distinction between data mining and knowledge discovery is drawn.
		Machine discovery is one of the earliest fields that has contributed to KDD [5].
		Pattern Discovery and Data Cleaning is another type of classification that systematically reduces a large database to a few pertinent and informative records [7].
	www.acm.org /crossroads/xrds5-2/kdd.html (2074 words)

	BBC News \| ENGLAND \| Mine shaft discovery at school
		Once they return, the children plan to do a project on the mine workings that run underneath their school.
		The last tin mine in the UK was South Crofty, near Camborne and Redruth in west Cornwall.
		But last month, new owners were given permission to re-open the mine after a local company bought the redundant workings.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/1579399.stm (327 words)

	Quote Mine Project: Discovery Institute Quote Mines Judge Jones
		There are many valid objections to Luskin's arguments, not least of which is the real nature of the articles the Discovery Institute cites to, but I want to concentrate on the way the Discovery Institute is misrepresenting Judge Jones in aid of its bait and switch.
		Luskin's snippets did not reveal that context and that is the quote mining aspect of his article.
		It has been frequently noted in connection with the Quote Mine Project that, if there are two possible citations to any work, the one cited by creationists is often, if not invariably, to the one more difficult to find.
	www.talkorigins.org /faqs/quotes/mine/kitzmiller.html (1890 words)

	A Gold Mine of Electronic Discovery Expertise: A Conversation Among Veterans ofElectronic Discovery Battles
		There’s really no doubt that electronic discovery, with its countless variations in synonyms and acronyms, is the hottest topic of discussion in both legal technology and the day-to-day practice of litigation today.
		Lawyers who understand electronic discovery issues, who jump in and undertake the time and effort to identify and explore electronic discovery, are going to find material helpful to their cases – and leave their adversaries back in the paper document dust, wondering what happened to them.
		In those state courts located in metropolitan areas, electronic discovery is on the rise, and at a steady pace.
	www.abanet.org /lpm/lpt/articles/ftr07041.html (2948 words)

	colorado_montezuma_stjohn_waldorf
		St. John came into existence due to the discovery of a rich vein of ore in 1861, by John Coley.
		The discovery soon became the richest producer in the area.
		One of the biggest houses in St. John was the mine superintendant's house.
	www.geocities.com /dustinmdudley/colorado_montezuma_stjohn_waldorf.html (295 words)

	Contaminated Sites in the Northwest Territories
		During the operation of nearby Salmita Mine, ore was trucked from the mine along a 10—kilometre road to be processed at the Tundra Mill.
		Remediation activities included sealing mine openings, removing radioactive material from the dump, disposing of this contaminated material on the tailings, and capping the tailings piles with a layer of silty clay, followed by revegetation.
		Discovery Mine is a former gold mine, located on the west shore of Giauque Lake, approximately 80 kilometres northeast of Yellowknife.
	www.explorenorth.com /library/mining/nwt-contaminated_sites.html (2896 words)

	UBC - Mineral Deposit Research Unit
		The Discovery Mine property is located 88 km north of the city of Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories, Canada.
		This region is in the northern part; the least explored and researched section, of the Yellowknife Greenstone Belt, a division of the Slave province.
		The Discovery property consists of a narrow corridor of amphibolite facies rocks localized along two Archean metabasalt lithons that are sandwiched between greenschist facies, largely metasedimentary rocks.
	www.mdru.ubc.ca /home/research/tog-discovery.php (347 words)

	Modern History Sourcebook: Sir Walter Raleigh (1554-1618): The Discovery of Guiana, 1595
		The Discovery of the large, rich, and beautiful Empire of Guiana; with a Relation of the great and golden City of Manoa, which the Spaniards call El Dorado, and the Provinces of Emeria, Aromaia, Amapaia, and other Countries, with their rivers, adjoining.
		We then hasted away towards our purposed discovery, and first I called all the captains of the island together that were enemies to the Spaniards; for there were some which Berreo had brought out of other countries, and planted there to eat out and waste those that were natural of the place.
		Orellana, after he failed of the discovery of Guiana by the said river of Amazons, passed into Spain, and there obtained a patent of the king for the invasion and conquest, but died by sea about the islands; and his fleet being severed by tempest, the action for that time proceeded not.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/mod/1595raleigh-guiana.html (12383 words)

	Newcrest Mining Limited and the Telfer gold/ copper mine - Discovery and Ownership. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Not only has Mr Turcaud gained virtually nothing from his discovery, but as a consequence of pursuing his claim has also over the years suffered denial, vilification and scorn to an extent that has been to the substantial detriment of his health and to the natural sufferance of relationships of those closest to him.
		The nexus between discovery and ownership is as biblical in its ethical and moral dictates as it is in its historical roots.
		This story of discovery of the Telfer Gold Mine and the situation that led to the subsequent assumption of ownership by Newmont deserves to be told not only for its immediate relevance to the main players, but for the role played by prospectors in the discovery of ore deposits in general.
	users.indigo.net.au /don/tel/discown.html (714 words)

	Tyhee Development Corp
		Geological map of the Discovery Mine Property showing location of various mineralized zones identified on the property.
		Aerial view of Discovery Mine Property on west side of Giauque Lake, view to the east.
		Discovery Mine Property is 90 km (50 miles) north of Yellowknife.
	www.tyhee.com /projects/maps.php (198 words)

	Mining in the North (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		For one thing, it is the name of an NWT mine his company, Tyhee Development Corporation, now controls.
		The Discovery Mine is a past producer of 1,023,575 ounces of gold from 1,018,786 tons of ore. The Nicholas Lake Deposit was developed by ramp access and some bulk sampling.
		The Discovery Mine property is located 88 km (53 miles) north of Yellowknife.
	www.nnsl.com /ops/Mining_03/jun27_03rebirth.html (355 words)

	Benitoite Mine & Mineral Specimens - Trinity Mineral Company
		The history of the discovery of the Benitoite deposit is a bit clouded with several accounts but the main characters in the discovery are James M. Couch, L. Hawkins, T.
		The Junnila mine located about 7-8 km to the northwest of the Benitoite Gem mine also has allegedly produced some gem benitoite but it is a very small and insignificant amount.
		The discovery of benitoite is remembered as one of the most exciting new finds in the mineral kingdom of the past century.
	www.trinityminerals.com /benitoite/benitoit.shtml (3599 words)

	Reed Gold Mine - Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From this discovery, gold mining spread gradually to nearby counties and eventually into other southern states.
		During its peak years gold mining was second only to farming in the number of North Carolinians it employed.
		The men mined mainly in the off-season from farming, giving first priority to raising their crops.
	www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us /sections/hs/reed/Main.htm (643 words)

	Communications - News releases indexed by Date/Title (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		After determining that there wasn’t a major culvert collapse, the sinkhole was immediately filled with concrete as an interim measure pending further evaluation of the area.
		The mine shaft is estimated to be approximately 15 feet in diameter and 100 feet in depth.
		In the meantime, crews are currently designing a structure to cap the mine shaft in order to backfill and pave the median.
	www.dot.state.co.us /communications/news/CE20060412-1.htm (405 words)

	Original Sixteen to One Mine, Inc. - Annual President Messages
		It is ironic that this annual report represents 100 years since the discovery of the Sixteen to One Mine.
		Holly's intensive experience in research and development will be very valuable to the mine as it enters a new era of growth for gold mine discoveries.
		He is a believer that the new applications and technology currently being tested in the mine today will have a major impact on the profitability of the mine in the near future.
	www.origsix.com /apm.asp?id=157 (1917 words)

	Camlaren Mine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Camlaren Mine was a small gold producer north-east of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories at Gordon Lake.
		It did not produce any gold until 1963 when a large amount of ore was trucked to the nearby Discovery Mine.
		During its two operational periods, the mine has produced 36,661 troy ounces (1140 kg) of gold from 64,137 tons of ore. The property was demolished sometime after the 1981 closure, and only the old chimney from the mine manager's house remains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Camlaren_Mine (172 words)

	Regional Oral History Office
		The series comprises interviews with leaders in mining exploration, production and metallurgical treatment of ores, financing and development of mines, mineral engineering education, state and federal government organizations, and journals of the mineral industries.
		There are eyewitness accounts of the flooding of the Treadwell Mine, the Argonaut Mine fire, El Teniente Mine fire, and Japanese occupation of the Philippines.
		There are personal recollections of mines in Australia, India, Israel, Poland, Siberia, many regions of Africa, and nearly all of North and South America.
	bancroft.berkeley.edu /ROHO/projects/mining (469 words)

	Legal Technology - Search Terms Mean Savings in E-Discovery
		Ultimately, the court's discovery order minimized the amount of ESI review needed to find documents responsive to plaintiff's requests, and allowed for the efficient review of a large volume of potentially responsive information.
		Whether by agreement or court order, if search terms are employed to make the discovery process less of a burden for all parties, a litigator should be aware of the positives and pitfalls of using search terms, and how their use can miss information as well as reveal it.
		If agreed terms of discovery were later found to be expensive or burdensome, under the new Rule 26, the request can be denied, limited, or its cost-burden shifted in a "share or bear" scheme.
	www.law.com /jsp/legaltechnology/pubArticleLT.jsp?id=1156943803678 (1412 words)

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