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Domestic News February 13, 1868

Yorkville Enquirer

York, York County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

In York, 22 pennyweights of gold from 10 bushels of ore at Boleyn Mine on Crowder's Creek near King's Mountain were exhibited, extracted via rudimentary drag-mill and valued at 95 cents per pennyweight. Mine controlled by Jefferies, Tooker, Roberts, and Secrest.

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MORE GOLD IN YORK

On Tuesday last there was exhibited to us twenty-two penny weights of gold, represented to have been taken from ten bushels of ore, by means of a "drag-mill" of the rudest description. The samples shown us are from the "Boleyn Mine," situated on Crowder's Creek, in the vicinity of King's Mountain, and are said to be worth ninety-five cents a penny-weight. The above mine is, at present, under the control of Messrs. Samuel Jefferies, J. B. Tooker, Columbus Roberts and L. M. Secrest.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

Gold Extraction Boleyn Mine York Gold Crowders Creek Kings Mountain

What entities or persons were involved?

Samuel Jefferies J. B. Tooker Columbus Roberts L. M. Secrest

Where did it happen?

York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

York

Event Date

On Tuesday Last

Key Persons

Samuel Jefferies J. B. Tooker Columbus Roberts L. M. Secrest

Outcome

twenty-two penny weights of gold extracted from ten bushels of ore, valued at ninety-five cents a penny-weight

Event Details

Exhibition of twenty-two penny weights of gold taken from ten bushels of ore using a rudest description drag-mill from the Boleyn Mine on Crowder's Creek in the vicinity of King's Mountain. The mine is under the control of Messrs. Samuel Jefferies, J. B. Tooker, Columbus Roberts and L. M. Secrest.

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