The American Consolidated Mines Company

Delve into the early 20th-century world of mining with "The American Consolidated Mines Company, 1903," a detailed look at mineral resource extraction in Taos County, New Mexico. This historical account offers a snapshot of the American Consolidated Mines Company's operations, providing insight into the technology and practices of the era.

Though authored anonymously, this meticulous record sheds light on the business and economics of energy and natural resource extraction. Readers interested in the history of mining, particularly in the American Southwest, will find valuable information within these pages. Explore the challenges and opportunities presented by mining in this specific locale during a pivotal period in American industrial development.

This book, focused on the "Mines and mineral resources -- New Mexico -- Taos County," is a meticulously prepared print republication of a historical text. It preserves a vital piece of technological and economic history for those studying the evolution of the mining industry.

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