Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25

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that at 75cts.. or even b0cts.. 1t could
be worked profitably. However. the
main questions for consideration at
present are, first, 10 the gold In the
sand; second, will the apparatus save II
and third, Is IL practiablef To the first
there Is but one answer The gold lie
unquestionably there; TO the second,
there is gold in the sand before il en-
ters the machine, but there Is none in
IL when it comes out--the gold must
be saved TO the third, every appearance
IL favorable. Mr.. Raber, the inventor,
informed us that the cost IF the chem
icals would not exceed ten cents per
day. Now with respect 10 terms Of
procuring machines AS we understand
IL, no machines will be sold outright,
but the first cost for putting up viii be
between four and five hundred dollars,
and thereafter one dollar per day roy
atty must be paid. These figures do
not include cost Of power and dynamo.
Az present the company have no ma.
chimes, amalgamators rather, TO
dispose Of, as those on hand have al
ready been taken. Ten Of them will
be placed between Lannan's Spur and
Caldwell during the coming winter.
The following members OF the firm are
now watching the practical operations
of the machine: N. l.. Raber, inventor
and president; James A. Leslie, secre-
tary and G. X. Clark, treasurer; Jesse
Tunnicliff and Mr.. L. Il. Raber are
also on the ground. Mr.. Lyons,
gentleman formerly OF Oneida county
is running the engine. No clean up
was made Tuesday, but in order that
the public generally might have an
opportunity to see the actual results,
Mr. Raber authorized us 10 announce
that a clean up would be made We'd
} nesday the 22nd inst. Parties desiring
} TO make personal inspection should
: take the IL 80 train at Caldwell.
} We took occasion TO ask gentlemen
! what they thought of the machine.
Mr.. Perrine, Of Shoshone, said "There
is no question but IL saves every parti-
Gle Of gold and ! think il practical
am almost ready TO invest"
Mr.. Watson. Of Ogden said at does
the work, and ! look for mining revo-
luton on Snake river. i am deeply
interested and many Ogden people
will be anxious TO know more about
this business as il is the most promis.
ing mining prospect in the W st."
Mr.. III. III. Clark, who was also down
10 see the machine, said: 1T appears
10 be n perfect success, but / think
equally good results could be obtained
/ without the application OF electricity
, DIR. Isham, said, 81 thiak the ma
chine is a success but believe the appli
cation Of electricity is unnecessary.
! Sheriff Ireton, who is miner OF many
yeas experiences, said, "The machine
saves gold that is sure and expect /.
is going 10 prove great thing for
the country"
Clerk Keegan, who is also something
! Of mining expert, spoke in utmost
confidence OF the success OF the ma
, chine. Mr.. Egleston, OF the s. NJ
3 Cofiin Conf Company and Mr.. c. Il
Shaw, OF Central Lumber Company
: were also down 10 see the machine
/ but we have been unable to obtair
i their views, "a, Mt this writing, tn,
gentleman are out OF town. However
, the concensus OF opinion is that the
; machine is success. II need hardl,
be said that immense tracts OF place.
. grounds are being located. Next Wed
) nesday, we shall have complete re
port Of the actual working results
: showing number OF yards worked
cost and amount of gold saved. Il i.
. necessary to explain that there are two
processes, one Chat now being expert
e mented with) the electric, the other
!, the chemical in which the electri,
, plant is not necessary. neither lie il
D economical where machines are run
: singly, but where a series OF ten or
: twenty are run, electrically charged
; from the same dynamo, the electric
| process, is considered best. Therefore
= where an individual leases O single
| machine. the electric machinery Is moi
!, needed. This information Was given
1 Us by Mr.. Paul. and materially change,
the estimate of cost first given in ihi,
; article.
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