The Mining industry in Quebec . Molybdenite.—Sorting platform on Benjamin property, lots 1 and 2, range I, township of La Corne, Martin Gold Mining Co Headframi tnd stampmill, block K, rangi I \. Dubuisson, Vbitibi. THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC 47 In the Abitibi region report of development work was receivedfrom the Martin Gold Mining Co., Limited, who took over themining lands of O. Leblanc, parts of lots 36 and 37 range VIII andblock A range IX, of Dubuisson township. A 7 x 9 shaft wassunk to a depth of 26 feet, and at the end of the year a small stampmill was being erected on the proper
The Mining industry in Quebec . Molybdenite.—Sorting platform on Benjamin property, lots 1 and 2, range I, township of La Corne, Martin Gold Mining Co Headframi tnd stampmill, block K, rangi I \. Dubuisson, Vbitibi. THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC 47 In the Abitibi region report of development work was receivedfrom the Martin Gold Mining Co., Limited, who took over themining lands of O. Leblanc, parts of lots 36 and 37 range VIII andblock A range IX, of Dubuisson township. A 7 x 9 shaft wassunk to a depth of 26 feet, and at the end of the year a small stampmill was being erected on the property. Work was also done on the claims of Jos. F. Stabell, also inDubuisson township. MAGNESITK During the year 1917, the magnesite marketed by operators inthe province of Quebec totalled 58,340 tons, valued at $729, quantity represents crude, calcined or caustic magnesite, anddead burned or sintered magnesite. Had the magnesite been allmarketed as crude the tonnage would have been about 64,000 tons. The Scottish-Canadian Magnesite Company, whose quarry issituated on lot 15 range XI of Grenville, worked steadily all the yearro
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