Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fourteenth Annual Session
Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fourteenth Annual Session
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In my opinion, the business of the government and the business of the state is being properly conducted when the public lands go to bona fide homeseekers, when its minerals are being converted into the wealth of the state and the nation, and wheri its waters are being used for irrigation, transportation and power, and when its timber is cut to build homes, schoolhouses and public build- ings. And the capital of the nation and the state and the individual is being impaired when the use of these ...great natural resources whose development creates life and prosperity is so restricted as to prevent their free and unlimited development.
Past, Present and Future of Copper.
BY HORACE J. STEVENS, HOUGHTON, MICHIGAN.
The great copper industry of the present day is a thing of small beginnings. One century ago, in the year 1811, the world's production of copper was a trifle under 10, 000 long' tons, an amount smaller than was secured last year by any one of more than twenty different mines. During the present year the great Anaconda mine, of Butte, has produced, during nearly every month, as much copper as was supplied by all the mines of the world, in the entire year of 1811.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In my opinion, the business of the government and the business of the state is being properly conducted when the public lands go to bona fide homeseekers, when its minerals are being converted into the wealth of the state and the nation, and wheri its waters are being used for irrigation, transportation and power, and when its timber is cut to build homes, schoolhouses and public build- ings. And the capital of the nation and the state and the individual is being impaired when the use of these ...great natural resources whose development creates life and prosperity is so restricted as to prevent their free and unlimited development.
Past, Present and Future of Copper.
BY HORACE J. STEVENS, HOUGHTON, MICHIGAN.
The great copper industry of the present day is a thing of small beginnings. One century ago, in the year 1811, the world's production of copper was a trifle under 10, 000 long' tons, an amount smaller than was secured last year by any one of more than twenty different mines. During the present year the great Anaconda mine, of Butte, has produced, during nearly every month, as much copper as was supplied by all the mines of the world, in the entire year of 1811.
What to read after Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fourteenth Annual Session?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Mining Congress 14th 1911 Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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