The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-09-26

'i'" h"hper that shPhIle" the amalga
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NV Nv" paper a'''a'
"'''" mann ''-''u as IN
'r, 10 'i''
~, ''N 90 AT STATE VI
"ri' "e '''"' s"',''s'' '''nsis's oi a
,,' '''' ."'' !" ',''' 'p I'll "hich Is
,s,.,, ''''' ''e '''r''S. ana a'so
~ "''''''''eii'' "Se'' 10 CUT
"a "''' ''' !" 'i'e 're ir"''' ''e supply
80, "',.n u' 7e'@Weu
'''' " one S''e oi ti'e iron nopper' IS
'".N '''h iee', 81 '"I'is'e" anu
s.ee. .'-. ",'' 'o''' Pu''ess, as 10 uiS'
..s't;. "'-s :" NV VIZ '''ss''s through 'he
l's,''.,' =" 90" ~, """','' "i '.ouhis oi
s :'r,,., re' '''", i'''e i'o'''" i'oii 'uoe
~ ;1>.i,, ..i ~ q ..''''"+ ''''' - oti's 'ie
~ W. '''''t ~ ''ie ,u','aee
~ e 49,. n, '', ., " p''',u "
.r ''''' anu ''''''io '''e ''fieh
oan,,.,s,,h,,..' s ""'n' w., '"eHe' '.
:..:,.. ''-. i''.> Wv ms
pulley, to which is attached conyeyors
- 20 ''''e' ''u 1''''s.o'''
=, 80 '"' ',e oii
supply hopper. Sufficient heat is cener-
ated in the furnace to vaporize the mer.
crr, f,a - a,,a.a 1.,'t,taI % 10 NJ ~
a. = ope.
!, e., go. n'7' .A"uo
ho,,, oh.,;,,-,, - ;....-'t.I
IF +ho ,no.,.,,r,. -,
tha ,,,h, f,,oi u;,,, - A., "a
on1 nonro,,a.r .,.,,.s, -. -
,,or,rr,, f,,J T,,A l. ,,.;,,, -,
=, ,a.i.o, rla ,,I.
,,,,lrs,, il 5is,,,,rn,,i ;,,,a
oltarn.to,,. n, ,ho r,.o 90 sno -
nor hour o,,,e,, ..ra,, oe a., .,
o,,,.,, i, ,,;,t; Iii
,p,ry to,ts h,,oI .h;,,,. ,,..,. ~
ma.hoas IF ;ts onarat;on v,,a.;.;.s
,ba r,ororr, oo,,.;uuo,,-,.,;
or. ,;ros ,orraa, l;~,.;L,,.;a -,
tb. nnl, ho,o,,sa ,,,,so r,,a,, ,,,,,.. e.,
.ntha;r,ornstn ,haans,,.a,,,.,;...s,.a
pIoca whsp tho .ondansa,io,,f : ,,.,
nor of ra,cr,, .ro ae;ot,a - ,,a -
Jacket cond, II .nows ~ ma 10 ha
"drv ANAL l,,,ro,io, NJ. m,,,,od -
tas,;,, Tho ,,t,,,, ~ u,n ,no,n,1.a,.,,,a.
wos os f1l,vs., ra.r s., III,
s.mnIe Of tho ,.o,..I r., -,
tanned from ,h4 ,r1, ,ti.chorue snon. If
the elevator Thi. u.. ,,rof,ll. m;vaa
and ossored Er.,,, ,,,,,,
If the or,. .rl ,,o,l,,,, ,.,s t,ra,
.s lis.b .r,,.l ,r,..l,..o',oI,a,n,,. d..
cor.frl b,,i ,,rrir,. H.. n,.1.,.n,
was .ntirstr s,,.,,,,,l f.,r, ,i., IL -
torted thr sn'rn. r,,l,.d and ,ar,ah
oiving ,ha ,,iI o,,i .;lra,. TLa tn;I;,ns
or nnln senorstn, fr.u ,,oo .,,na,.,,n,
abnvo ,efarrrd to ,y.s ,,., ,.s,,.l 7
the, h.d N. rol,,. 80, ,..,',.e H. 49,,
beinc treated o,l th, c,,,ar,. - tho
tests as also thc wort;u, rns,l,s nm
n laroe s.,ls show s,yir., M ,ha
class ofor.s ,eparalIv ,reat.l ,as,, ,,r,,,,
ores of from "a H. as hich os az ,ar cont
the general ayerace m,int.iuaI h.;rr
over 81 nar cant and this w;,h,u,
roasting. The c,sa ner tim far ,r.,,.
ment inc,nd,pr baulinp ia ab,p. 81 ~
This world leav, ,s small ,,r,ft
80, ~, .-l.- 49,,
an ore worth SO 90 gold per ton. 1t is
very sure, however, that treating these
grades and classes of ore in large qulnti-
ties the cost of reduction would be much
less SO that So 90 gold ore would bay
These results are wonderful when you
consider that the present methods could
not ever save enough of this class and
grade of ores to ray expenses. 1t is pro-
per to mention here that with careful
panning the loss of mercury i, very
slight. The finely divided mercury readi.
ly uniting with the amalgam covering
the bottom of the pans b,ins brought in
contact with the same by the action of