Directors Report of the Oregon State Bureau of Mines to the Twenty Seventh Regu
Directors Report of the Oregon State Bureau of Mines to the Twenty Seventh Regu
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BUILDING STONE AND ROAD MATERIALS.
The building stone industry in Oregon is one that has been sadly neglected. The State has without question unlimited resources along this line but as long as the State refuses to find out the extent and character of the same, just that long will our architects in all parts of the State specify foreign stone. Nearly all of the dimension and monumental stone used in the State is at the present time imported. A very large quantity of building stone is imported fr...om as 1 far east as Bedford, Indiana, thus evidently making the cost of the same enormous.
The Mining Department of the Oregon Agricultural College in 1910 made a hurried survey of the Willamette Valley to determine the location of important deposits of road material, the only work of this kind ever made in the State. This investi- gation should be continued throughout the State and include not only road materials but all kinds of building and structural materials. The Oregon Granite Company at Medford has developed a granite quarry in that section, the quality of which product is as good as the best and there is no doubt that a large number of other localities in the State have equally as good materials including granite, sandstone, limestone, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BUILDING STONE AND ROAD MATERIALS.
The building stone industry in Oregon is one that has been sadly neglected. The State has without question unlimited resources along this line but as long as the State refuses to find out the extent and character of the same, just that long will our architects in all parts of the State specify foreign stone. Nearly all of the dimension and monumental stone used in the State is at the present time imported. A very large quantity of building stone is imported fr...om as 1 far east as Bedford, Indiana, thus evidently making the cost of the same enormous.
The Mining Department of the Oregon Agricultural College in 1910 made a hurried survey of the Willamette Valley to determine the location of important deposits of road material, the only work of this kind ever made in the State. This investi- gation should be continued throughout the State and include not only road materials but all kinds of building and structural materials. The Oregon Granite Company at Medford has developed a granite quarry in that section, the quality of which product is as good as the best and there is no doubt that a large number of other localities in the State have equally as good materials including granite, sandstone, limestone, etc.
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