The economic situation of Jiudian town

In 2004, the GDP was 5150,000 yuan, an increase of 18.6%. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 89.63 million yuan, the added value of the secondary industry was 287 million yuan, and the added value of the tertiary industry was 654.38+38 million yuan, increasing by 1 1.7%, 20% and 15.6% respectively over the previous year. Fiscal revenue 10.36 million yuan, fiscal expenditure 910.80 million yuan. The per capita net income of farmers was 4,476 yuan, an increase of 33 1 yuan. Jiudian Town is one of the key areas of gold storage and production in Shandong. According to historical records, as early as the 24th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1596), the imperial court sent eunuch Chen Zeng to Jinshan to open a gold mine, and eunuch Wei Zhongxian came here to supervise the gold mining during the apocalypse. In the eighth year of Xianfeng in Qing dynasty (1859), the Qing court ordered the governor Yu Wen to send someone to survey the Jinshan gold mine. 1885, the Li family relied on a stone mill driven by a diesel engine and imitated the western method to collect gold in an old shop. On April 19 of that year, Shen Bao reported that in the spring of this year, when an American missionary preached in an old shop in Pingdu, he "visited his mining situation and western methods" in the name of visiting Li, and provided information to his country after returning home. 1889, Li's Jinshan Gold Mine exported 3678 tons of gold ore (equivalent to 183.8 tons), with a value of about 16400 taels of silver. Li Yu 1894 died of depression due to the introduction of old equipment and poor management. During five years of mining, he was heavily in debt. 1895, his son Li Daoyuan inherited the mining right of Jinshan, but failed to resume mining due to insufficient funds. 1924, Japanese Ryujiro operated alone in Jinshan Gold Mine for 10 months. At the end of 1934, Jiulikuang, Beimiaodong and other villages used local Jinshan workers to collect gold in the old shop 1 vein, with a daily output of 1 2 gold. From 65438 to 0935, during Han Fuju's solo period, the Gold Mining Engineering Department under Shandong Gold Mining Bureau took over Jinshan Gold Mine. 1942, the Eighth Route Army Jiaodong Military Region collected gold from an old shop through the Xihai Special Zone to prepare for military expenses, and the daily output of gold was 2 ~ 3 liang. During the period of 1945 ~ 1949, Laiyang Mining Office organized 250 people to mine gold in Jiudian No.3 vein, with a daily output of 5 ~ 6 taels.

After the founding of New China, the price of gold dropped, and the old Jinshan Mine stopped production on 1953. 1955, the agricultural cooperatives in Miaodong, Jiulicheng and Changkoujian organized another 200 people to collect gold in Jinshan, with a daily output of 5-6 taels of gold. 1957 Pingdu Jiudian Gold Mine was built by Shandong Mining and Metallurgy Office of Ministry of Metallurgy, with a daily output of 3-5 Liang, and mining stopped at 196 1 year. During the period of 1994, the activities of individual gold mining, gold selection, gold refining and finished gold processing in the town once reached a climax. In slack season, up to 3,750 people are engaged in gold mining activities, transporting 600 iron rollers to select gold, and selecting more than 300 cyanide tanks, resulting in waste of resources and environmental pollution. In 2000, gold production in this town was brought into standardized management, and individual gold mining was cancelled. In 2005, Jiudian Town established two gold mining groups above designated size-Qingdao Jinxing Mining Co., Ltd. and Qingdao Jinxiang Mining Group Company. By 2004, there were 236 individual and private enterprises in the town, with individual industrial and commercial households 17 17. In 2004, the tax revenue of individual and private economy was12.34 million yuan.