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•The Bawl Mill Stinks like limburger Auditors get audited Will you be able to afford to retire The $200,000 crow •Our Readers Say Mike Voronyak, Stevens, Pennsylvania Doug Ottema, Whitewood, South Dakota •Legislative and Regulatory Update Comments needed for proposed wilderness in southern Arizona Miner wins in court; Forest Service appeals BLM directors held accountable CBM lawsuit may change venue •Buying or Investing in Mineral Properties by Lawrence Dee, Geologist Many of these owners do not realize they have no mineral rights and will sell you the land as having all rights. •The Joy of Prospecting by Chris Ralph Once you find your first gold, you won't have much trouble seeing what kept the old pioneer prospectors going... •Miner's Calendar •Company Notes TVI Pacific, Sherwood Mining, Rubicon Minerals, Planet Exploration, Goldcorp, Placer Dome, Wolfden Resources, Redstar Gold, Oretech, Goldspring, McWatters Mining, Cambior. •Picks & Pans: Rattlesnakes in a Gold Camp by John Anderson You must proceed with caution when you start to move material from under a boulder... •Old-Time Mining Geology Books by Edgar B. Heylmun, PhD Another old book that the writer has found to be useful in the field is... •Ask the Experts: Recommended Reading (Part I) You can find many of these publications at your local prospecting store or by searching the Internet. •The Tangential Impulse Water Wheel in California Gold Mining History (Part I) by Robert A. Kraft and Robert H. Samay A narrow window of time incorporated the enormous water power revolution that California mining provided. •Consider Adding Gold to Your Portfolio by Meg Richards "It looks like we're in the first phase of a multi-year bull market," said McEwen. •US Files Charges Against Gold Refiner by Ted Bridis ...the investigation spanned from Peru to Columbia to Boston. •Gold in Australia by Edgar B. Heylmun, PhD The largest gold-producing state, by far, is Western Australia, which accounts for 75% of the nation's production. •Gold in Rotten Rock by Edgar B. Heylmun, PhD The mineral most commonly attacked is feldspar, which alters to clay. This causes the bedrock to disintegrate and form rotten rock. •Restoring the Rule of Law to US Mining by Don Fife, Chairman, National Association of Mining Districts As a result of the Woodward and Watkins discovery, the United States is the world leader in rare earth related technologies. •Melman on Gold & Silver by Leonard Melman Historically, nothing drives the price of our world of precious metals higher and faster than the anticipation of a rising rate of inflation. These kind of figures are deserving of our serious consideration. •Mineral & Metal Prices •Mining Stock Quotes •Gold in Foreign Currencies •Mine Market—Classified Ads (9 pages) New and used equipment, services, claims for sale, etc. |
