SR 49 then enters Angels Camp, which lies in one of the richest quartz mining sections of the Mother Lode and is home of " The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County ".
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Quartz mining extended southward through Sandy Creek to Newstead, along to Mia Mia and Muckleford, eastward to Fentimen s and Smith s Reefs, and even to the apex of Mount Tarrangower.
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After Rugova presented the president with a gift of a large piece of quartz mined from Kosovo, Clinton spent part of their time together telling him about similar minerals in his home state of Arkansas.
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The "'Indian Valley Mine "'is a historic quartz mine located at 27301 Seward Highway ( mile marker 104 ) within the community of Seward on the north shore of Turnagain Arm.
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The other egg, carved from a clear piece of flawless quartz mined in the Urals, contains a model of the imperial yacht Standart, which was 160 feet long and had quarters for 300 servants and crew members.
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From his family's quartz mine near Custer, S . D ., Carl Scott has hauled in two 18-wheeler loads near one of Quartzsite's few monuments, a white-painted camel made of automobile wheel rims.
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At abandoned buildings in an old quartz mine in the Kuwaiti desert, A Company of Task Force 315 of the U . S . Army's 3rd Infantry Division carried out repeated rehearsals _ day and night _ of clearing out enemy defenders and trying to spare civilians.
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By the early 1860s, while hydraulic mining was at its height, small-scale placer mining had largely exhausted the rich surface placers, and the mining industry turned to hard rock ( called quartz mining in California ) or hydraulic mining, which required larger organizations and much more capital.
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The Lafayette Hill ledge by Wolf Creek was pronounced by the State Geologist in 1855 as being one of the best-producing for quartz mining in California . In the 1860s, reserves were estimated to be not less than thirty thousand tons, worth in the aggregate of $ 900, 000.
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Yukon's Department of Energy, Mines and Resources ( EMR ) issued the Quartz Mining Licence in November 2009 . While some of the 15 residents of Keno continue to oppose the mill location, support for the project includes the local community of Mayo and the First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun.
