Northwest history. Mining. Profit & loss. 1928-07-16

Goldsmith gets $1000 each day Average of operations started on July 4, manager reports Gold recoveries are averaging $1000 a day in the operation of the Goldsmith Dredging company on the Solomon river, 50 miles from Nome, Alaska, according to John B. White, president, yesterday. Work was started on...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1928
Subjects:
Northwest history
mining industry
mineral resources
profit
finance
economic aspects
Goldsmith Dedging company
Nome
Alaska
John B. White
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Mining industries > Northwest
Pacific
Mines and mineral resources > Northwest
Mineral industries > Finance > Northwest
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/41253
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Summary:Goldsmith gets $1000 each day Average of operations started on July 4, manager reports Gold recoveries are averaging $1000 a day in the operation of the Goldsmith Dredging company on the Solomon river, 50 miles from Nome, Alaska, according to John B. White, president, yesterday. Work was started on July 4 and up to July 16 metal valued at $12,000 had been removed, he said.

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