Report of the Superintendent of the Census Made to the Secretary of the Interior. 1878
Report of the Superintendent of the Census Made to the Secretary of the Interior. 1878
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The importance of an accurate knowledge of our mineral resources, and of our progress in their development.
It seems hardly necessary to delay on this point, for whatever reasons will apply to the collecting of the statistics of any branch of the national wealth and industry will certainly apply equally to our mineral resources. There are, however, special condi- tions connected with the business of mining which make it peculiarly desirable and pecuniarily important that a most careful watch sh...ould be kept over this department of our industry — more than over any other. This has been long recognized and acted on by most civilized governments, as will be seen farther on in this paper.
Mineral deposits of every kind stand on an entirely different basis from all other in- dustrial resources. The products of the soil, if once destroyed, will again be replaced by the bounteous hand of nature. Forests, however recklessly cut down, will in time grow up again. The soil may be exhausted by the improvident farmer, but its fertil- ity may be regained by skillful treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The importance of an accurate knowledge of our mineral resources, and of our progress in their development.
It seems hardly necessary to delay on this point, for whatever reasons will apply to the collecting of the statistics of any branch of the national wealth and industry will certainly apply equally to our mineral resources. There are, however, special condi- tions connected with the business of mining which make it peculiarly desirable and pecuniarily important that a most careful watch sh...ould be kept over this department of our industry — more than over any other. This has been long recognized and acted on by most civilized governments, as will be seen farther on in this paper.
Mineral deposits of every kind stand on an entirely different basis from all other in- dustrial resources. The products of the soil, if once destroyed, will again be replaced by the bounteous hand of nature. Forests, however recklessly cut down, will in time grow up again. The soil may be exhausted by the improvident farmer, but its fertil- ity may be regained by skillful treatment.
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