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March 28, 1908
The White Pine News
Ely, White Pine County, Nevada
What is this article about?
The U.S. Geological Survey's geological work in western mining districts is increasingly appreciated by miners, leading to high demand for reports, but insufficient funds cause delays in publishing completed reports on important areas, as reported in the Engineering & Mining Journal.
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The value of the geological work of the U. S. geological survey in western mining districts is apparently becoming more and more appreciated by miners and operators, as evidenced by the large and constantly increasing demand for survey reports. It is therefore to be regretted that insufficient funds for the publication of reports of the survey is resulting, according to statements made, in the delay in the issuance of a number of completed reports of important economic geological areas. Timeliness in the publication of these reports comes next in importance to accuracy and sound judgment.
-Engineering & Mining Journal.
The value of the geological work of the U. S. geological survey in western mining districts is apparently becoming more and more appreciated by miners and operators, as evidenced by the large and constantly increasing demand for survey reports. It is therefore to be regretted that insufficient funds for the publication of reports of the survey is resulting, according to statements made, in the delay in the issuance of a number of completed reports of important economic geological areas. Timeliness in the publication of these reports comes next in importance to accuracy and sound judgment.
-Engineering & Mining Journal.
What sub-type of article is it?
Industry News
Editorial Comment
What keywords are associated?
Geological Survey
Western Mining
Report Demand
Publication Delays
Insufficient Funds
Mining Operators
Where did it happen?
Western Mining Districts
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Location
Western Mining Districts
Story Details
Increasing appreciation for U.S. Geological Survey reports on western mining by miners and operators leads to high demand, but insufficient funds delay publication of completed reports on key areas, emphasizing the importance of timeliness after accuracy.