The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-15

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 IH Is5u urN Interest Naz aeakeucd "a HH. mineral frzoufcgz af Smfh NJ .r hz the rich diamond di-gaNeriez I >mhefles Pfospretors jaHueyea ru md wide. hat it sea- ota unta tss' rHar rEe world heard If what 's a=Hav H.a af..t--f eod-frId THcr .- aa sensc5a faauee eoaaeetea sits .#. discovery History merely rycarl- --r f,cf mat thera ea~ gold lu-a eer- aia l-lg. er raeE aB tbe ,iridenhui= s=na ehlrt 'az among tHe hafr and 1#rt tt1- If the WiWaterzraud. f Gr rl.le# -ar.l afu border of tHs. r1aaseaaf eHirH bg thi- time had bc. ..u, m. ~oarh African Erruble. .it4 t.aus 'sful-r ms president lt soon be- .aH- EHreH that faa gold- b,arir 2 aeb was af great extent. bat the dis .aesry mad, ao ~en-atior. even in tns mining world Thrra ua- ua myi- .atfm f,#t gold rasa. a- tn California lud Australia. There was n" placer mining l.r. ana fortunes serre mol being mad. u Ias. There a1S-ul nance whatever for m. ad,enturI without capital
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 N How the precious metal found it N way to it- present resting place is N question over which societies of min E ing engineers are still disputing. I'm 1 formation of the eouglnmerate beds | N -asily explained hy gealogi-ts on Tn t heory Of eruptive rocks But nov lid thc gold get into the crmcutin. s .ubstauce of inc hankrta Some thinl may have come from Rre-exiStan N quartz veins. as the alluviaI deposit