THE WATCHMAN (TRIBUTE).
The tributers are making steady headway in the part of the mine let. them, and have out a parcel of about 20 tons of stone in which gold has been frequently seen; and good hopes are entertained; that highly payable results will attend the crushing. Tributers on the Thames have unearthed many'ounces of gold that would not have'p-iid had their efforts been attended with costly management and supervision. Many lodes on the Thames are being worked on tribute that would never pay a company to work in the ordinary manner; the men working seem to have a zest for their work, and take very good care that the stuff is \v< 1! 'oo . cvl ovoV so that no rubbish is mfc to the' mill, and increase costs; lribuicr.s 100 are generally more careful in regard to working the grouud— taking care of their own live«. :
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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1700, 15 June 1874, Page 2
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148THE WATCHMAN (TRIBUTE). Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1700, 15 June 1874, Page 2
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