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Caj A DICTIONARY OF box, oil-cup ; c. de compression, dash-pot (Fr. boite a compression) ; (9) c. del pozo, Catahma, Sp. cutting-ring, see corona (2) ; (10) Mex. housing of crusher (Dwight) ; (11) Mex. met. water-jacket ; c. chica, furnace-tap jacket ; c. fundida or quemada, burnt-out furnace-jacket (Dwight) ; (12) see mechinales (2) ; (13) wall of a vein, see respaldo ; (14) encasement of a deposit, its entire filling or width between walls or between roof and floor (Molina), see relleno (4) ; (15) c. del criadero, " rocade c., country rock," see roca (4) ; (16) c. real, treasury (tesoreria) ; Cajas Provinciales, Mex. obs. Provincial Treasuries, the King's Fifth moss-box of Kind and (quinto) was paid into these ; (17) c. de musgo, Chaudron's system of tubbing ; (18) c. de limpia, Huitzuco, Guerr. Mex. low-grade quicksilver ores packed underground, and walled round with deads (tecoral), see u. limpia (2) ; (19) cash ; libro de c., cash-book ; (20) c. de aire, c. de ventilation, vent, air-box or pipe, (Derb) fang, see huaira (2), comp. cano (2) ; (21) c. aleman, mech. prep. German chest, a kind of buddle, see cajon (5) ; any kind of strake or tye ; (22) c. de fuego, st. eng. firebox, see hogar (2) ; (23) c. de rueda, bucket (of a water-wheel), see aguador (3), comp. cangilon (2) ; (24) c. de vapor, steam dome (Ponce de Leon), see u. cupula ; (25) mortise, see muesca (1) ; (26) case of a balance [balanza (3)] or steelyard [romana (1)] in which the needle or pivot (fiel) enters when the weight is in equilibrium (Acad.), syn. alcoba. CAJERA, mech. socket, journal bearing (Dwight), see chumacera. CAJERO, cashier, cash -keeper. CAJETE, Mex. walled receiver for the ground slimes, see lamero (3). CAJ6N (box or chest), (1) body of a wheelbarrow [carreta (2)], wagon [carro (2)], etc., syn. caja (1), see cama (1) ; (2) hand-barrow, see carreta (2) ; (3) mech. prep, hutch of a jigger (see tinanco), mortar of a stamp ; (4) c. de punta, mech. prep, pointed box ; (5) c. aleman, c. cernidor (2), mech. prep. German buddle, syn. caja (21), lavadero de c., Ant. Col. molino (3) ; in patio process, a rectangular box 3^ m. long, 0'65 m. wide, and 0'25 m. deep for washing the scrapings (raspaduras) from an arrastre (Ramirez) ; (6) c. inclinado, mech. prep, inclined table ; (7) c. de granza, Mex. a pit to receive crushed ore (Lyon) ; (8) c. eng. crib, caisson (Velazquez) ; (9) a measure of ore; in Bolivia 50 quintales, FIG. 19. Trozos de in Peru 60 q., in Chile 64 q. One marco of corona 6 gold por cajones per cajon of ore. = (18) (after Moncada )- 2 ozs. 14 dwts. 10 grns. per ton. (10) Vetade c. Ant. Col. a more or less ~^ vertical lode or one that dips from 45 to 90 ; fundamental ; rf, ban- (11) Zac. Fresnillo and Pachuca, Mex. the iueta ( 2 ) saiiente first portion (tramo) of timbering sustaining the walls of a shaft, comp. forro (2) ; (12) Mex. dry-goods store ; (13) 62
SPANISH MINING TERMS Cal Zancudo mine, Ant. Col. a clayey material which forms the contact between the coal formation and hornblencUc schists (Gamba) ; (14) c. del tiro, Mex. shaft compartment (Dwight), see compartimiento (1) ; (15) shoot for ore, see paso (2) ; (16) drain ; (17) see forro (2) ; (18) por cajones (or por trozos de corona), method of taking down the foundation rock [banqueta (2)] below the wedging curb [rodete (3)], when the of a wall solidity of the rock is questionable, see Fig. 19 ; (19) portion between buttresses, etc. (Acad.). CAJONERO, Mex. (1) shaft's mouth (Lyon), see boca (2) ; (2) lander or banksman (c. exterior), see amainador ; (3) man in charge of a malacate (1). CAL, (1) lime, c. apagada or muerta, slaked lime ; c. viva, quick slaked lime ; pared de c. y canto, wall of rough stone and mortar, see or un- cal y canto ; ahogar la c., to slake lime ; (2) piedra de c., c. en piedra, chalk or limestone ; (3) c. de estano, calx of tin (i.e., oxide of tin). CALA, see u. cata. CALABAZA, see guaje. CALABROTE, see u. esparto ; CALADO, draught of vessels. c. del malacate, whim-rope (Ponce de Le6n). CALADORA, see u, pefia (4). CALAFATEADURA, CALAFATEO, calking. CALAMACO, Mex. large piece of rock difficult to break up (Dwight), syn . calavera (skull). CALAMINA, (1) (U.S.A.) calamine, (G. Brit.) electric calamine, syn. c. silicea, piedra calaminar, cadmia ; (2) (U.S.A.) smithsonite, (G. Brit.) calamine, syn. c. blanca ; (3) Peru, zinc roofing ; smelted zinc. CALAMITA, (1) obs. loadstone, see iman (1) ; (2) compass-needle, see brujula (1) ; (3) siderite or spathic iron (Ponce de Leon), see siderosa. CALAVERA, see calamaco. CALAR, (1) to pierce, penetrate ; (2) mech. to wedge, see acunar ; (3) to draw (of vessels), see calado. CALAR, adj. calcareous, see calizo, za. CALCAR, to take a copy of a drawing ; to trace, see trazar (1). CALCE, (1) tire of a wheel, see llanta (1) ; (2) piece of iron or steel added to drills, picks, etc., when they are worn ; (3) a wedge, see cuna (1). CALCEDONIA, chalcedony ; piedra de moco is a very transparent variety of a white colour with black or brown spots in the form of plants mocha-stone or moss-agate, see cuarzo. CALCIN, Mex. roasting furnace (Dwight), see u. horno (2). CALCINA, concrete, see hormigon. CALCINACI6N, calcination, see chamuscar, quema (2), reverberation, torrefaction (1) ; comp. desecacion, tueste ; c. en pilar al aire litre, roasting in heaps (Ponce de Leon). CALCINAR, (l)to burn limestone,' etc., reducing it to quicklime calcine, syn. quemar"(2), see tases'comp. tostar. 63 ; (2) to
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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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A DICTIONARY OF SPANISH MINING TERM
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ace ACANTILADO
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ade ACOSTAR, t
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Agr equiv. Fr.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Aju AGULHAS, B
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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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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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