The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-28
SMELLING BASE ORES.



We may be. allowed 20 refer to thu!
subject again. for the reason that In
our immediate vicinity almost every
man is directly or indirectly interested
in ,be product of the Base Range, in
some direction or other. There are
many holders Of ella ms who wish I'll
see smelling a tde success, so that
ai"u+ would tri t. them market
for h ir ores, that o'h.r~'se they can
-' hay. agin, The sm-itsr5 and
those who wish TO engage IN that bust
u arr all anx,-iy To learn OF the
successes OF those engaged 'nr+ reducing
the ores to button In many cases
tie lutte furnac.s that hnv. BEEN
erected have not been successful, for
the rea sou thai there WnS o. tue least
experience % guide the projectors, m
tnpy uniy had he u-t,et ,aaI certain
smo.nr Of heat would smelt the ores
| f"unt IN the Base is.nce Furnaces
have been built ~i'huut proportions, "r
WITHOUT rropr sh~p- or re, and hr-
pail d AID ofe ',row" in regardless Of
h. gu ,n'.ty "r quality. FUEL unit for
use IN -r, sm'l ifg ->tablis hm-nt has
II
their -xperin,,Uns aud bee, M III -henrt'
IN d. W-nt of capital has been an
her cause # the failures that have
occurred Ores ca"uut tie mind or
houghI with.uf MONEY; labor cannot
he employed witnunt Compensation; the
fi-i IS no -t tie '"mmsud If The sm-l
ter vi hou' he has com ~ pay, and ih-
returns from the huiii"n are not so
resdIiy obtained rhai IN will WAL f"i
the San FrnnrIsc" d.a -r, 10 ct all the
',mr tnry deSir- h.t fore rrmi ting
" .iniy, then cnsn l. needed, aud
knew edge Of how To reduce the ores
The ia, can re possessed Ouly hy thoS-
whn haze learned Elsewhere, or VIII"
have Ge,Ot murh 'IIn- to The business
here Tue vnIytrg r--nl : III the same
cIas- If RS ha- "an-ei macy 10 fear
that success comli rot he assured We
h W. knoan rus.- ~h.r ores have pr :
dace hundred ti-rs in silver /
the ton OF metal nd ut another rimr
WAS in rr,hnl ,iion in regard To the
matter Tn in esrisntion IL appeared |
thai wher H. m de tie second smelling |
ne did not pr du,e nearly SO much bul
lion RS a." The day previous. ]
was di-coura .i"g >tue of things,
hut explanat on could not be had
1t was suggested that the coal should he
changed. ana IN ,hog-uy coal was di--
c 'rdrd, AID IL Al pine coal sub-utu'-d
b. tins means she yield of bullion Wa
hly increased AMI it, rIchnes-
IL
tat surIt-r u>eS 40 cnsl tUr the hest
lui Fi"e. AE7i', the iinInL If tue fur
Iace> has been tIe eauSe of many dis
'uur-g. INNS, aud this d tficulty alone
Ia csiu>,d loss OF cor & ieuce that onl,
letter aud mrfe lasting preparations cru
10 away FnHf the ores in their cou
s'u-tr, ms dies roy the lining more rapid,
han he h-as alone would do there Is
10 doubt but. fire ma'erisi has BEEN
rund tunt VII i X ,hstnud The ores and
,ert w know. nnt 1t only remains 20
1t The b--t and apply it. At Eureka
Iuf ~ Swrus-a Cuu, on, tn Innings have
r-t-f TER iwen'y days, aud the lining AT
he first place Wa, from the Panc"k- t
lou ,'aia, aud is there found ia inex- {
laus;iul- O inuIifieS. The white sand >
zone nt Swansea, and th- yellow sand
tone of the Hrise quarry, east or thu !
NV, have been used with varying snc'
eSs. Bone a~h add ad hes have Ia some
t>-s been pronounced the best, while |
: oth-rs they have disappointed the
m-irsr. tn or-s Of one mine do not
- m TO de-rroy the lining As readily a.
ther-. and toe greater degree of intel