Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
THE FRYER PROCESS.

Francisco Pod recently visited Flyers
rorks. In Nevada county. California.
Ior tho purpose Of obtaining and pub
What information he could TO
to Flyers new and already famous
process Of separating the precious metals
from rebellious as wall n all other ores.
We copy his report Of the matter from
The Posi- Of day before yesterday:
The reporter explained his srrend
and Mr.. Fryer readily consented to show
him the interior Of what has hsretofore
been . sealed book to the public, and
in fact 10 yet partially so. "You see,"
be remarked. 4 have kept the place
closed all along for various reasons,
principal among which was the fact tina.
I had not satisfactorily demonstrated
the success OF the process, and some Of
my patents ard business arrangements
were and IRE still incomplete. The
editors Of the Grass Valley Union anu
Nevada Transcript are the only persons
who have yet been admitted" ~.
After i've minutes walk a number OF
buildings. apparently the outgrowth Of
n small shed which had been put mp ut
the beginning Of the enterprise. were
reached. In the yards were piled mp
bags Of orc OF all grades y descrip-
tons, mostly brought by mine owner.
from localities whore all processes had
failed to extinct the metal in paying
quantities. These bags were marked
Psavine, Meadow Lake. Idaho. etc.
''xo A~pMIrrASck'
Was printed In glaring capitals over
every door. A small room was first en-
ts.ed, the exterior Of which looked like
. chemists laboratory. On a table lay
Jumps Of pure silver In cakes, just a II
had been run from the furnace. II rep
resented the results Of some ore tests
made the day before. About two dozen
phials we're ranged above tho table, care
fully labeled. They contained gold In
different quantities. ~ bag Of ore from
the vicinity Of the Peavine District pro-
duced that" remarked Fryer, holding
up q bottle containing a quantity OF gold.
''and this mat Of silver came from tho
same assay. I felt quite anxious over
this ore until yesterday. msus iouI
tests and the results were much oes.e,
than l expected. 1 am nov .ausneo
that there ID no ore on ms ca. ~n
the process WILL NOT "o'k WIN Pe''e0'
succsss. LII.
. .sPot'ef a..
9 see inc mse' "" -
siign'ess nes''ai'n ne u'''' ~
tnfoWn oPeh.
Adolf ihs rhoI
MI. Fryer anoiued tne : ieptoSen.'
awe every Iae''i.y Ior sAalnS .a
macninsiy' anu eAP'Aaneu '.e "otA'ns'
freely win ne eAeeP''on' OF w cns
Cal compound necessary 70 mrs. iofoe .ns
gold to part win the rougn orc. this
y svidsntIy the secret OF . process.
Inc ore Is INST pieoea N Isrnaee aooa'
ni.een ise' oroau ~ ,o'tS n.sn wn =,
mi''eo 70 an ih.snse nea'. "nvn y
CONF WnIn III, apma TO- N.Y.
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turning OF nAIu ooai
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ins f.po.'e' was ~ ' ~,
some o' 'ns ioAs'su IT,, sn Ssu'
va sonn,ns sn'us. uAa un
ourneu s'u nail ins,.ea W .ne nsa'. AZ
surface naa . Peeuial nPpsulanso, ano
Close 'nsso u1 10Y. | s ,oo
OF pure goiu. winch hsu e,uued tniougn
the pores OF the rock. a magniiying
glass revealed an infinite number Of nne
and coarse drops OF gold, winch stood
out upon the surface IKE oeads OF per-
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