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This clip is Part 1 of a 2-part film.
SILVER MINING IN ONTARIO Part 1
Description
Shows silver mining and processing operations in mines of northern Ontario, Canada. Workers use electric drills and explosives to loosen the ore. The silver ore is graded, crushed by stamping machines, concentrated in cyanide tanks, and poured into molds after the smelting operation. Shows the scaling of mine areas with timber to prevent cave-ins.
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Records of the U.S. Bureau of Mines
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1920-01-01
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3:56
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