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Bot A DICTIONARY OF BOTILLEROS, men who carry botillas. BOTIQUIN, travelling medicine-chest. BOT6N, (1) crank-pin, syn. b. de manubrio (3), turrion (2) ; (2) carp, dowel ; (3) knob or handle of doors, locks, etc. BOTRITES, burnt cadmia which adheres to the upper part of a furnace (Velazquez), see cadmia (2). B6VEDA, (1) cave or cavern, see cueva (1) ; (2) a chamber-deposit, see clavo (2), u. criadero (2), salon (1) ; chloride of silver sometimes occurs in camaras abovedadas (Dahlgren) ; (3) extended arch or vault of masonry (see arco) ; arch of a furnace ; (4) b. de madera, timbering of an oval-shaped gallery formed either of a number of short logs with their axes generally at right- angles to the excavations, or of longer ones parallel to the same, syn. armadura (1) en boveda, equiv. Fr. voute en bois. BOVEDAL, see criadero (2). BOVED6N, Peru, (1) a chamber- deposit, see salon (1) ; (2) enormous cavity left in working (1), see salon (2). BOYA, Cerro de Pasco, Peru, rich vein or pocket of ore, a bonanza : " During the boyas the labourers receive, instead of their wages in money, a share of the ore " (Tschudi, 1847) ; see huachacas, maquipuros. BOYERO, ox-driver. BRACERA, see u. sierra (2). see u. serrucho. BRAGUERO, BRAGUETILLA, Peru, smelting-furnace ; the simplest being merely a hole n the ground (Dwight), see horno (2). BRAMANTE, pack-thread, see u. hilo (4) ; strong thread made of hemp [see u. chimenea (4)] ; thin hempen rope, comp. cordel (2). BRASA, (1) red-hot coal, etc., see ascua ; (2) Almaden, Sp. met. the distillation of the mercury by the combustion of the sulphur in the ore, forming the second stage of the process, when firing is discontinued (Schnabel). BRASCA, met. brasque, a mixture of charcoal powder and damped refrac- tory earth which is rammed down (apisonado) in the bottom [reposadero (3)] of the crucible of a blast-furnace with iron tools called espetones (2) (Ramirez) ; in tin-smelting, brasca is made of four parts of charcoal powder to one of clay. BRASERO, (1) brazier, firepan ; (2) Mex. hearth, fireplace, see hogar (1). BRAUNA, see u. candeia. BRAVO, see u. cobija (2). BRAZA, a fathom ; Arg. = T894 yards, Brazil = 2' 437 yards, Port. = T853 yards (Spon) ; in Zac. Mex. = 2 varas X 4 varas X 1 vara. BRAZO (arm), (1) arm of a lever, arm of a bobbin [see aspa (6)], etc., beam of a balance [see astial (2)] ; (2) pump, set-off, see bomba (1) ; (3) jib of a crane, see aguilon ; (4) brazos, haids (labour). BRAZUELAS, Mex. cogs of the master-wheel (Lyon, 1828), comp. dientes (1). 52
SPANISH TUNING TERMS Bro BREA, (1) pitch or tar ; (2) sackcloth ; (3) a hydrocarbon, a variety of asphaltum (asfalto) ; brea mineral is a brown viscous natural oil ; laguna de la brea, the celebrated Pitch Lake of Trinidad, see betun. BRECHA, (1) ball of pebbles ; (2) geol. breccia, syn. piedras conglutinadas, see canga (tapanhoacanga), frailesca, giiedales ; (3) Ant. Col. a trench or cutting made in search of a lode, see zanja (1) ; (4) Ant. Col. alluv. m. small channels by which the pay-gravel is led to the ground-sluice [canalon (2)] from the different cuts [tajos (5)] of a clean-up [barredura (1)] (Uribe) ; (5) Ant. Col. the open trench or cutting leading to the mouth of an adit, day-level or tunnel, comp. zanja (1). BRELHO, Port, pebble, small stone, see guija (1). BRIDA, (1) bridle or reins of a bridle ; (2) rail, fish-plate, see eclisa ; brida-escuadras, cojinete-bridas, broad chair for double br'dge-rails acting as fish-plates (Molina) ; (3) flange, see reborde ; (4) bridas, iron rings or sleeves sometimes used for forming joints of tubes for lining boreholes, syn. mangas (9), manguetas (2), manguillas, manguitos (1). BRIGADO DE SOCORRO, ambulance corps. see u. ulla. BRILLANTE, adj., for ulla brillante, BRILLANTE, brilliant, a diamond cut in triangular faces. BRILLO, lustre. BROCA, (1) bit, carpenter's bit ; conical bit for drilling metals ; (2) b. de un cincel, bor. boring-bit, see bisel (2). BROCAL, (1) timb. upper-, surface- or day-frame (Fr. cadre a oreilles), see Fig. 18; (2) first shaft-frame or (Cornw. ) collar ; (3) b. del tiro, mouth or eye of the shaft, brace ; b. del pozo (1), well-curb or c curbstone, mouth of the well, see boca (2). BROCATEL, marmol b., marble having spots and veins of various colours. - ^ BROCEADOR, see u. manto (1). BROCEO, Chile, sterility (of a deposit), see FIG. is. Brocal u. manto (1) ; en broceo = en borrasca. . BRONCE, (1) bronze ; b. de aluminio, aluminium bronze ; b. fosforado, phosphor bronze, see u. campanil, adj. ; brass, see metal (2) ; (2) cast- iron, see u. hierro (1) ; (3) any mineral like bronze or brass in appear- ance, e.g., (a) ordinary iron pyrites, syn. b. amarillo (1), b. apretado, b. bianco (1), b. chino (1), Guan. Mex. b. malo ; (b) b. bruno, Zac. Mex. iron pyrites, having the colour of polished bronze, it is highly argenti- b. bueno, ferous, containing up to 12 or 15 marcos of silver per quintal ; Guan. Mex., b. platero, silver-bearing pyrite, see plata (2) ; (c) Peru, auriferous pyrite, see oro ; (d) bronces, Peru, ores found below the pacos, and so called from the presence in them of iron and copper pyrites, the first is more abundant than the second, the ore being rich in silver according to the proportion that it bears of the latter (Fuchs and De Launay), see pacos, pavonado (2), plata (2), u. verde, adj. ; (e) b. bianco (2), Potosi, Bol. and Mex. mispickel ; (/) mina de b., bell- 53
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GIFT OF Dean Frank H. Probert Minin
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MINING AND METALLURGICAL PUBLICATIO
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GIFT OF UtAN l-'KANK H ^ROBERT. r/v
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INTEODUCTION THE author has endeavo
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LIST OF PRINCIPAL WORKS CONSULTED G
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LIST OF PRINCIPAL ABBREVIATIONS USE
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top. . transp. u. u. haul. var. . V
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Page 57 and 58: SPANISH MINING TERMS Bal BAJA, (1)
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Page 65 and 66: SPANISH MINING TERMS Ben 2 inches d
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Page 83 and 84: SPANISH MINING TERMS Caj (2), chain
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Coh COCHERO (c
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Col COLGADORES
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Com COMBO, Per
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Con CONCHIFERO
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Con CONTRACANA
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cor CONTRATO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cor CORO-CORO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cos CORTE, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cri CRAZA, Mex
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cm CRISTALIZAD
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CUARCITA, quartzite, see molix. SPA
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cue CUCHILLA (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cus (3) timb.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Der DENUNCIACI
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Des or derrumb
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Des DESCARGAR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Des DESLAMAR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Des in a mine
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Dip mechinales
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Dru DIVI-DIVI,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Emb EFLORESCEN
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ena EMPAQUETAD
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Enc ENCAPADO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Enr or hook, c
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ent ENSAYO, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Esc and (4) ;
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Esp ESCOTAR, t
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Est ESPORAL, s
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Est ESTANTAL,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS fcxt EVAPORAR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Far FALDA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Fie of measure
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Fos de barco,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Fru in a mine
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gal FUNDICION
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Can GALLINAZO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gon GATO, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gra GRANADO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gru by fullers
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gua parts of g
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gui in the cou
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Has (2) Almade
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HERRUMBRE, rust of iron, see orin.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Hor HOGAR, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Hua operations
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coal ; SPANISH MINING TERMS Hus h.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ing INCORPORAD
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jab IR (to go,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jal brown iron
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jim JORFE, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lag labores 6
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lat boquilla (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Leg LAVAR, to
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lie LEVA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lla LlNEA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lod or an arti
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mac MACANA, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mae (charcoal)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Man MALACATERO
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Man MANGUETA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mar the expens
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mas rayado, st
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mec MAZA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mer MEJORA, ME
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Met de crudo,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Min terranean
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mol MOJONACI6N
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mor MONTERA, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mur MUERTA, se
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Nit (6) negril
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Och NUSCO, Ama
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ore OLIGISTO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pac OROYA, Spa
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pam (2) ; (3)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Par PAPA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pas dividing-p
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pec in 1557, i
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Peo PELLETA, s
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pet PERITO, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pie PICOLETE,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pil the mercur
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pir hacen pint
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pla PISTERO, m
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pla PLANILLA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Plo batea ; (3
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pol POLIPASTOS
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Poz PORTADA, t
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pro tambre, ta
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pun they are p
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Que 7 to 8 inc
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QUIMBALETE, SPANISH MINING TERMS Ra
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ray RASCAR, to
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rec REBAJADO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Reg RECUBRIMIE
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rel REJO, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Res manometric
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ret RESIDUO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rin REVESTIR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rod ROCA, (Por
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rum ROSICLER (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Sal SACUDIMIEN
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Seb sliding-do
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ser SENDA, SEN
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Soc SILLERIA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Son SOLERA, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Sum SOSA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tac TABLERO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tarn TALA, Por
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tap TAPAR, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tec to which c
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ten TELURIO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ter matrix, or
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tie a deposit,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tir TINADA, pi
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Top TOBERA, tw
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tos hoist ; t.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tra of the Spa
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tre TRASCONEJA
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Trd branches,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Und gravel wit
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Var VAGONETA (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Yen furnace, s
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Vet VERANEO, A
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Vit (6) chem.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Yes Torrevieja
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ziq ZAPA, Ant,
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SUPPLEMENTS
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Afl A DICTIONARY OF (berlingado) ;
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Arc A DICTIONARY OF a. de todo punt
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Bal A DICTIONARY OF BALANQA, Port,
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Bro A DICTIONARY OF BROQUEIRO, Port
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Cam A DICTIONARY OF densing-chamber
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Cas A DICTIONARY OF CASCO, (2) helm
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Cla A DICTIONARY OF lents (Ger. Gle
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Cor A DICTIONARY OF COROA, Port. (2
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Des A DICTIONARY OF DESAPLOMAR, Pot
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Enc A DICTIONARY OF ENCRUZAMENTO, P
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Fab A DICTIONARY OF FABRICA, (2) Al
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Gir A DICTIONARY OF GIRO, circular
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Hor A DICTIONARY OF HORRURA, (2) se
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Lla A DICTIONARY OF silver filings
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Mas A DICTIONARY OF pirincha (suppl
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Ner A DICTIONARY OF NERVIO, (3) fib
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Fed A DICTIONARY OF sillar ; p. de
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Pla A DICTIONARY OF syn. p. copella
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Qua A DICTIONARY OF QUADRILHA, Port
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Rep A DICTIONARY OF mercury is gras
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Sed A DICTIONARY OF SEDOSO (silky),
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Tap A DICTIONARY OF TAPA, (2) roof
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Tor A DICTIONARY OF TORO, (2) Mex.
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Vil A DICTIONARY OF SPANISH MINING
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Ass A DICTIONARY OF ASSAY, ensayo (
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Bon A DICTIONARY OF BONNET (of a sa
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Cha A DICTIONARY OF CHAIN, cadena (
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Cos A DICTIONARY OF COSTEANING- or
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Dip A DICTIONARY OF DIP or inclinat
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Fal A DICTIONARY OF FALL (of ground
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Cos A DICTIONARY OF GOSSAN or " iro
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Hut A DICTIONARY OF HUTCH (of a jig
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Lif A DICTIONARY OF LIFTER, see ste
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Mos A DICTIONARY OF MOSS-BOX, caja
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Per A DICTIONARY OF PERCUSSION CAP,
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Qua A DICTIONARY OF QUADRANT, pump,
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Sam A DICTIONARY OF SAMPLER, mech.
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Sla A DICTIONARY OF SLATE or slate-
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Sta A DICTIONARY OF STAPLE, gland a
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Tax A DICTIONARY OF TAX or royalty,
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Vei A DICTIONARY OF VEIN or lode, v
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