Taylorton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Old Abandoned Underground Coal Mines can be Very Dangerous, Due to Collapse, and Mine Gases (Noxious and Flammable).
Extreme Care should be taken around them, due to Falls, Sudden Ground Collapse, and Bad Air, and in NO Circumstances should People enter into ANY Mine Openings, or Associated Caves.
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Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal Company Ltd.
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These are Strip Mine Plans from 1966-1970 era
Coal owned by CanPac Minerals Ltd. which was controlled by Canadian Pacific Investments Ltd., which of course is controlled by Canadian Pacific Ltd. of Montreal.
1972 Cominco Ltd. bought 40% of CanPac Minerals Ltd.
Cominco then managed CanPac and were responsible for the development and operation of the mining interests of CPI. CPI retained 60% ownership.
located on North 1/2 section 35, Township 1, Range 6, W2
M&S leased the Coal rights- Lease No 802
Drawings by C. B. Edwards, Apr 18, 1968
1968 test holes by F. G. Maynes
Some test holes, ca 1968 and 1970 Drilled by Maley
Credit
Mine Plan, Documents, and maps above, copied from Original Documents, held by Saskatchewan Government, Mines Branch, Regina,
Acquired by Richard (Dick) Wright, P. Eng, and contributed by Mr. Wright for viewing here.
He was assured they were Public Documents, and Web Use allowed.
Jan 1978
they were constructing a Bucyrus-Erie 70 yd dragline at the M&S mine.
It developed a 6ft hairline crack in the front girder of the deck.
Metallurgists were to examine the break.
I believe this was the Bienfait Badger Bucyrus-Erie 1570W
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