Book 2006

From the ground up: A history of mining in Utah

From the Ground Up: A History of Mining in Utah
Journal · pp. 1-506
Abstract

Despite mining's multidimensional role in the history of Utah since Euro-american settlement, there has never been a book that surveyed and contextualized its impact. From the Ground Up fill that gap with a collection of essays by leading Utah historians and geologists. Essays here address the geology of the state, the economic history of mining in Utah, and the lore of mines and miners. Additionally, the book reviews a handul of particularly significant mineral industries-saline, coal, uranium, and beryllium-and surveys important hard-rock mining regions of the state. © 2006 by Utah State University Press. All rights reserved.

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References 10 References
1 Important Contracts, (1903)
2 Final Report to U S Department of Energy, (1982)
3 Annual Report of the Rgw Railway Company to the Stockholders for the Year Ending June 30 1892
4 Chief Consolidated Mining Company Meeting Minutes, (1909)
5 Personal Biography of Major General Grenville Mellon Dodge 1831 to 1870
6 Survey of Uranium Mines in Navajo Reservation, (1949)
7 Hecla Mining Company Annual Report, (1987)
8 Potash Deposits in the Gibson Dome Area Southeast Utah, (1982)
9 Geologic Appraisal of Paradox Basin Salt Deposits for Waste Emplacement, (1973)
10 Report to U S Department of the Interior and Bureau of Mines, (1946)
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  • EID 2-s2.0-84901101701
  • Language English