Pitfield
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Etymology
History
Governance
Geography and climate
Environment
Economy
Demography
Culture
Sport
Industry
Tourism
Transport
Architecture
Education
Media
See also
Notes
- PITFIELD.
- The cyanide works of Mr Glover’s, at Pitfield, have suspended operations, the reason being owing to some refractory ore making the treatment too expensive. The 96 party also intends to close down this week. For 13 years this mine has been a consistent gold producer. Some of the party have decided to work from the old Federal Mint ground, which was left in the north, end of the 96, and which is supposed to have given 3 oz to the machine trial. The closing down of the above works will mean about 60 men out of employment, and will also mean the disappearance of remunerative mining on Pitfield.[1]
References
- ↑ Ballarat Star, 06 September 1909.
Further reading
External links
--Beth Kicinski 14:39, 4 September 2013 (EST)