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Ch. 7: Conclusions Concerning Gold Mines

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Sawnco Mountain mi.no, Ga..............81
Sawyer (Harrison) mine. Mil.............71
Sawyer mine. X. C..................38, 47
Scott Hill mine. X. C....................68
Settles mine, Ga........................81
Shelby mine, Ga.........................81
Shields mine, X. 0......................57
Silliman, Prof. B., cited.............2i), 75
Siloam mine. Ga........................SO
Silver ores ....................39. 48-51. 58
Silver and Gold production, statistics of.
40-12
Silver Creek placer mines, X. C..........97
Silver Hill (Washington) mine. X. C,
IS, 37. 30. 40. 48. 40 Silver Valley mine, X. G...18. 30, 40. 49-51
Simmons mine, Ga.......................SI
Simpson mine, X. C.....................64
Singleton mine, Ga...........21. 23. 35, 80 j
Sixes mine, Ga..........................82
Skip used at Haile mine...........134, 135 j
Slack mine, X. C........................47
Slate Hill mine, Va..................14, 74
Sluice-box, descriptions of___30. 03, 04, 100
Smart mine, X. C.......................63
Smelting processes ..30, 40. 50. 51. 153. 154 Smelting process at the Conrad Hill mine.51 ■ Silver Hill mine...30, 40 j Silver Valley mine.40, 50 !'
Smith, Mrs. J. B., referred to............S5 ■
Smith mine, Ga.........................78
Smith OVelbornj mine, Davidson county.
X. C..................................51
Smith mine, Gaston county, X. C........i\()
Smith and Palmer mine, X C........63. 64
South Carolina, distribution of mines in,
76 -7S early discovery of gold..20 production of gold and
silver in ___40, 42
South Carolina Geological Survey, publications referred to....13. 32. 37, 41, 77, 126 ; South Carolina State Board of Agricul- j
ture. publication referred to...........76 j
South Mountain gold belt, description '
of...............IS. 20
in X. C...........6S-70
in S. C...........77-78
ore zones of......19, 20
mines in, 68. 70, 77, 7S Southern Appalachian gold belt, description of.....11-25
divis ions of .......13
geology of, 11-25
Southern Belle mine, X. C...............57
Southern States Exploration and Financial
Syndicate, L't'd., referred to...........52
Spanish Oak Gap mine, X. C............52
Spartanburg county, S. (.'., mines in..77, 7S
Spence roasting furnace................139
Spillsbury, E. G., referred to........30, 120
Spottsylvania county, Va., mines in..72, 73
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St. Catherine mine. X. C.............63. 64
St. George (Dean) mine. Ga..............79
Stafford county, Va.. mines in...........72
Stamp-mill, history of ...............33, 35
the Hall pattern described.
110-113 the Mecklenburg Iron "Works pattern described ....119, 120
Standard vein. Gold Hill, X. C...........58
Stanley mine, Ga....................t. .80
Stanly county. X. C. mines in........54 56
Statistics of gold and silver production.40-42 Statistics of South Carolina (Mills), cited.26
Steel mine, X. C.........................53
Stephen Wilson mine. X. C..............63
Stewart mine, X. C.....:...............63
Stockton, Commodore, referred to....30, 145
Story mine, Ala.........................00
Strickland mine, Ga.....................82
Stringer-lead, defined ...................23
Surface Hill mine, X. C.................64
Sutherland mine, Ala................86, 87
Swain county, X. C, placer mining in...70
Swedish chlorination process............153
Table of contents ......................3-5
Tables showing production of gold and
silver ..............................40-12
Tagus mine, Va.........................75
Talc-schist, incorrect use of tei*in.........15
Talladega county, Ala., mines in.........90
Tallapoosa county, Ala., occurrence of gold
in ................•.....................90
Tan yard placer, Brewer mine...........145
Tatham mine, Ga........................85
Taylor mine, X. C.......................43
Taylor and Trotter mine, X. C...........63
Tellurium, occurrence of in ores, 18, 24, 52, 67
Tellurium mine, Va...............32, 35, 75
Tennessee, distribution of mines in.......90
early discovery of gold in....27 production of gold and silver
in .....................40, 42
Terrell mine, Ala. .. ,....................90
Thies, A., referred to. 10, 37, 61, 83, 125, 120.
139
Thies chlorination process...........37, 153
Thomas mine, X. C.....................43
Thompson mine, Ga.................22, 79
Thompson mine, S. C...................78
Thomson mine, S. C.....................77
Thurston, Scott, referred to.............75
Tiger river placer mines, S. C...........78
Tinder Flats placer mine, Va........20, 74
Tom's Creek mine, X. C.................52
Tonton mine, Ga.........................70
Towne county, Ga., mines in.............84
Transactions of American Institute Mining Engineers, referred to....0, 10, 14, 24 31, 32, 35, 39, 62, 71, 102, 106, 129, 139
Trautman vein, Gold Hill, X. C......58, 59
Treatment of freemilling ores.32-36, 110-116 Treatment of sulpliuret ores..36 10, 117-147 Tredinick mine, X. 0....................64
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