Chrome= ismined in Asia Minor, Greece, Canada, New Caledonia and California.
It is mined in France, Ireland, Austria, Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia, and is refined by electric processes.
The channel out to sea is probably mined and netted.
He had in mind the fact that the approach to the waterway for which the destroyer was headed most certainly was mined and that without a chart of the course he was running the risk of driving into one of the dangerous buoys.
Copper, on the contrary, is only mined in one or two localities; and it is never manufactured on the spot.
Today no coal is mined there save for the fire-clay industry or other immediate local use.
In order to cheer us up the captain showed us the charts, on which the mined areas were indicated by diagonal shadings, little red arrows pointing the way between them along channels as narrow and devious as a forest trail.
I farmed with him one summer, then I went to Fairbury, Livingston county, and mined coal until 1864.
We mined there until fall and did very well, when we sold out for $1,500 to Eph Day, who at one time was the treasurer of the Oregon Navigation company.
Bigler and his associates mined for two months about one mile below the saw-mill, dividing with Sutter and Marshall, who furnished tools and provisions.
After all, Mr. Secretary, gold is mined right here in the Philippines.
They were tough-looking customers who wore hard-rock miner's helmets, a sign that they had mined gold in Baguio.
In addition to this, it possesses copper-mines inferior to none in the world, and coal will probably be mined extensively before many years.
They mined beneath this place and it blew up with a roaring blast which flung up tons of soil in a black mass.
Another German officer remained hiding in the church, which was so heavily mined that it would have blown half the village into dust and ashes if he had touched off the charges.
Sometimes it was the enemy who mined under our position, blowing a few men to bits and scattering the sand-bags.
The purest flints have the most perfect conchoidal fracture, and prehistoric man is known to have quarried or mined certain bands of flint which were specially suitable for his purposes.
The material as mined usually does not contain more than 20 to 50% of graphite: the ore has therefore to be crushed and the graphite floated off in water from the heavier impurities.
Illustration] Gothite occurs with other iron oxides, especially limonite and hematite, and when found in sufficient quantity is mined with these as an ore of iron.
Although US, UK, Dutch, and Swedish coal companies have mined in the past, the only companies still mining are Norwegian and Russian.
The rehabilitation of mined land and the replacement of income from phosphates are serious long-term problems.
They told us, as they passed, that they would have the gold in California all mined out before we got there.
They went to Idaho and mined a while, and then on to Montana.
As Peter mined one day, at the back of the king's wine Cellar, he broke into a cavern crusted with gems, and much wealth flowed therefrom, and the king used it wisely.
The turquoise was minedwith stone tools, and by the time it was removed from its matrix, cut, and polished, it represented a considerable investment of labor.
For many centuries early Indians mined salt deposits in this locality and a few years ago a deposit of sodium sulphate near Camp Verde was worked commercially.
This they mined a few miles southwest of present-day Camp Verde where their collapsed tunnels can be traced even today.
Our engineers had mined the place, and as we fled the Germans poured down a gray horde of men.
Sir,--The James River is minedwith fifteen tanks below the Iron Battery at Chaffin's Bluff.
Passes before an invading army may be mined in advance and thus if he cannot be destroyed, his progress may be so retarded by dress mines or sham mines as almost literally to dig his way.
In a few months he had mined James River with fixed torpedoes to be exploded by electricity should the enemy attempt to pass, and a means thus indicated to protect the city.
I hardly anticipate they have minedvery deep here.
However, she did not rise immediately when she was once more in the North Sea, for these waters were mined for miles, and it was necessary for the D-16 to pass under the mined area before coming again to the surface.
Therefore, immediately the British fleet was sighted, he gave the command to come about and make for the protection of the mined area about Heligoland at full speed.
Ten minutes' further steaming and the Germans had entered the protection of the mine field, where it would have been death for the British to have followed without a map of the mined area.
They haven't the slightest idea an enemy could have penetrated the mined area safely," replied the commander of the submarine.
There had been rumors that Montsec was minedand that as soon as a foot was set upon it it would blow up.
Agriculture was highly developed; the people were clothed in substantial stuffs of their own manufacture; they mined copper, tin, and lead, and possessed excellent arms and tools.
