Rujiste mine, Rujiste, mountain top at 960 m, Yugoslavia

Documents in our library name Rujiste mine at Rujiste, mountain top at 960 m, Yugoslavia as an asbestos mine. They report it working in 1952.¹

The documents report small or short-lived production of asbestos fiber for sale.¹

Output the documents report

Figures as printed, in the units each document uses (short tons before about 1990, metric tons after, in most U.S. chapters). Some are a year's output, some a daily rate or a capacity, some a company's total rather than this mine's alone; the statement for that year below says which.

Year by year

Every statement about this mine in the documents, in each document's own words, by the year it is about.

1952

• Description: “The Germans during the Occupation dug out ore at seven places ... two inclined shafts on the fault and an adit”, said by W. B. Millar, Consulting Geologist, as reported by Asbestos (magazine), p. 4¹
• Buyers: “selling price of $1,000 a ton (sold in Germany)”, said by W. B. Millar, Consulting Geologist, as reported by Asbestos (magazine), p. 4¹
• Output: “the production is low, possibly one to two tons of Crude a month”, said by W. B. Millar, Consulting Geologist, as reported by Asbestos (magazine), p. 4¹

Other names

Documents call this mine “Rujiste Mine”, “Rujiste”.

References

1. Asbestos Magazine, 1952, September 1952 (September 1, 1952), p. 4.