The Real Cobalt, the Story of Canada's Marvellous Silver Mining Camp
The Real Cobalt, the Story of Canada's Marvellous Silver Mining Camp
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Some of the claims show native silver upon the very surface, and most of them that have been well prospected are proving the right of the district to the name.
It is so recent, that a residence of less than one year makes a man a pioneer. But recent as is the district, there is hardly a lot that has not been staked, and on which work has not been done.
A New York doctor, while hunting for big game in the sum- mer of 1906, discovered native silver, just east of James, in Tud- hope. His find is t...urning out very rich. This discovery set the eyes of many toward the country, and yet but little was done until in the late fall and winter, when a small army marched up the river. It was even more difficult to get there than after a steamboat line had been started, although, as the boys say, it was almost as fast, but then the boys are given to say a whole lot besides their beads.
Elk City is 53 miles from Latchford, and 25 miles from Earlton, on the T. and N. O. Railway. Being destined to be- come an important point, many roads are aiming toward it — waggon roads, later to be followed by one or more railroads, since it is on the line into rich mineral fields beyond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the claims show native silver upon the very surface, and most of them that have been well prospected are proving the right of the district to the name.
It is so recent, that a residence of less than one year makes a man a pioneer. But recent as is the district, there is hardly a lot that has not been staked, and on which work has not been done.
A New York doctor, while hunting for big game in the sum- mer of 1906, discovered native silver, just east of James, in Tud- hope. His find is t...urning out very rich. This discovery set the eyes of many toward the country, and yet but little was done until in the late fall and winter, when a small army marched up the river. It was even more difficult to get there than after a steamboat line had been started, although, as the boys say, it was almost as fast, but then the boys are given to say a whole lot besides their beads.
Elk City is 53 miles from Latchford, and 25 miles from Earlton, on the T. and N. O. Railway. Being destined to be- come an important point, many roads are aiming toward it — waggon roads, later to be followed by one or more railroads, since it is on the line into rich mineral fields beyond.
What to read after The Real Cobalt, the Story of Canada's Marvellous Silver Mining Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anson Albert Gard to read onlineMoreLess
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