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Identifier: canminingjjuldec1915donm (find matches)
Title: Canadian mining journal July-December 1915
Year: 1915 (1910s)
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Subjects: Mines and mineral resources
Publisher: (Don Mills, Ont., Southam Business Communications)
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ntract with the Canadian Steel Committee to manufacture shells for the Imperial fJnveminent, and under terms which assure very profitablereturns. It is pleasing to note that the copper and steelto be used in the making of these shells will be pro-duced from the mines of Newfoundland, the copperbeing smelted here and the steel a product of the ironmini s of Bell Island, which will he smelted and manu-factured at Sydney. C.B. Lead Very pleasing intelligence has been receivedof the formation of a companv in Boston. Mass. for thepurpose of working some of the fine galena depositssituated at Portau-Port in the district of St. George swest coast of Newfoundland. In many of the reportsi«s«ned from time to time by the directors of the fJeo-logical Survey, will be found very hopeful referencesto the possibility of this country containing large deposits of lead and silver. The deposits now about tohe worked, in the district of St. OeorgeV give as highnx S;r; of lead, with little or no silver.
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ROCK-HOUSE SUGGESTIONS FROM MICHIGAN MINES December 15, 1915 THE CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL ■ COPPER TO SWITZERLAND Shipments of copper and other materials have beenresumed to Switzerland, after being long cut off bythe Entente powers, under an arrangement similar tothe plan of the Netherlands Overseas Trust in Holland.A concern known a> S. S. S., Swiss Surveillance So-ciety, translated, has been organized under Govern-ment supervision and guarantees given that shipmentsconsigned to it will remain in Switzerland. Plan be-came operative on Dec. 1, and already small shipmentsof copper have gone forward under this arrangement. MICHIGAN COPPER OUTPUT. Houghton. Mich.. Dec. 3.—The Lake Supi-rinr coppermines produced over 25.000.000 pounds of refined cop- $55 per share, and the principal subsidiaries will earn$5,500,000. the Calumet equity in which is $2,250,000.This makes a total of $7,750,000. or $77.50 per share onCalumet & Heela. The company will have paid $50 pershare in divide

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