The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

for silica when the ore contains no
more than 40 per cent, the excess above
40 per cent being charged for at the
rate of 10 cents for each per cent, and
an allowance of cents for each per
cent below 40 per cent, being made up
to a maximum treatment charge OF $500
per ton for ores not exceeding SO per
ton gross value and $11 for ores exceed
ing $25 gross value; ores containing
zinc, not to exceed per cent, no extra
charge, and 80 cents extra charge for
each per cent of zinc above per cent.
Lead ores are paid for as follows:
Cold when ores contain .05 of an ounce
or more, $19.50 per ounce; silver, So per
cent of the New York quotation; lead,
on basis of 81 per 100 pounds; no
charge for zinc up to 10 per
cent, and so cents for each per cent
in excess of 10 per cent. Lead con-
tanned in ores is settled for as follows:
For to 10 per cent, 40 cents per unit
and $11 treatment charge; 10 to 10 per
cent, 40 cents per unit and $3.50 treat
ment charge; 10 to 20 per cent, 40 cents
per unit and $3.50 for treatment; 20 to
% per cent, 40 cents per unit and $3.50
for treatment; 25 to 80 per cent, 40
cents per unit and s. for treatment; 80
to IS per cent, As cents per unit and
$3.50 for treatment; 50 to 40 per cent,
40 cents per unit and 50 for treatment;
40 to 40 per cent, AZ cents per unit and
81 for treatment; As to so per cent, 80
cents per unit and 81 for treatment;
over so per cent, 55 cents per unit and
81 for treatment. All treatment charges
Denver delivery.
TailingS and concentrates: Gold, when
ores contain .05 of an ounce or more,
$40 per ounce; silver, 80 per cent of the
New York quotation; lead, in concen-
trates and tailings upon q 81 basis, 20
cents per unit if ore contains 5 per
] r-s1s al
lowed without extra charge, 10 cents
charged for each per cent above
10; per cent of zinc allowed without
extra charge 30 cents charged for each
per cent in excess of 5; treatment
| charge, $3.50 per ton in carload lots,
Denver delivery.
The Gilpin and Clear Creek schedule
refers only to carload lots, shipped di-
rectly from the mines.
In the Aspen district the following
! schedule was made: For silver, 50 per
cent OF the New York quotation; lead,
So cents per unit upon the basis of 81
per 100, When the ores contain per
| cent or over; treatment charges, "a per
| ton, delivery at Pueblo or Denver, for
excess of silica over iron q charge of
! 10 cents for each per cent of such eX-
cess; for excess of iron over silica, an
allowance of 10 cents for each per cent
! of such excess; an allowance of 10
/ cents for each per cent of lime;
charge of 20 cents for each per cent of
sulphur; a charge of 80 cents for each
per cent of zinc in excess of 5 per cent.
All contracts for Aspen ores to be made
directly with the mines.
The prices of Red Cliff, Belden and
Gilman ores are to be governed by
agreements already made, and all new
shipments to be arranged for in the
future. The Creole shipments are also
to be determined by the general agree
ment governing the renewal of con-
tracts.
The Cripple Creek schedule is as fol-
lows: For milling ores earring two
ounces per ton or under, SO per ounce
is paid for the gold and 50 per cent of
the New York quotation for silver, if
two ounces or under. IS per ton; rs
to 1 ounce per ton, 50; to 1.25 ounces
per ton, $40; 1.25 to 1.50 ounces per
ton, S11; 1.50 to 2 ounces per ton, S12.
On smelling ores, carrying more than
two ounces per ton in gold, $50 per
ounce is paid for the gold, and 50 per
cent Of the New York quotation for
silver, if the ore contains one ounce or
more per ton; treatment charge, $40
per ton, Denver or Pueblo delivery.
No change was made in the Brock
enridge and Park county districts.
The Leadville carbonate schedule is
as follows: On all ores UP to and in
Guiding So in value. gold, silver and
lead-from to per cent lead, no al
lowance for lead. $3.50 per ton for
treatment; to 10 per cent lead, 80
cents per unit, Sc for treatment; over
10 to Is per cent lead, 35 cents per unit
and 81 for treatment over Is to 20 per
cent lead. 40 cents per unit and 81 for
treatment; over 20 to % per cent lead,
AZ cents per unit and 81 for treatment;
over % to 30 per cent lead, 43 cents per
unit and no charge for treatment; over
80 to 80 per cent lead, 40 cents per unit
and no charge for treatment; over
50 to 40 per cent lead, AT cents per unit
and no charge for treatment; over 40 to
As per cent lead, SO cents per unit and
no charge for treatment; over As to so
per cent lead, So cents per unit and no
charge for treatment; over so to 80 per
: cent lead, So cents per unit and no
charge for treatment; gold is to be
, paid for at $40 per ounce If the ore
contains .05 or over; silver at 80 per
cent of New York quotation; lead on
, the basis of 81 per 100 pounds; no
charge is made for zinc or sulphur up
to per cent of each, but when in eX-
cess of 5 per cent so cents is charged
for each per cent of such excess of
, zinc and % cents for each per cent
of such excess of sulphur.
On ores carrying more than IS and
: up 70 SZU INCLUSIVE, dII Values, There Is
q reduction of so cents per ton from
/ the above schedule of treatment
5 charges; on ores running over $40 and
UP to $35 inclusive the schedule charge
for treatment viii be made; on all
ores, carrying over $35 in value, 81 will
be added to the schedule charge foI
treatment For all excess of iron over
silica. an allowance of Is cents for each
/ per cent of such excess; for all eX-
Of cilioo OJ-oY iron n pl1arpp nj II
cents for each per cent of such excess
! Ores containing less than per cent
l lead and more than 80 per cent iror
t are classed as iron ores. No allowance
S shall be made for the lead contained
D in oXidized iron ores unless such ores
carry 2 per cent or more lead.
J, OXidized silicious ores, carrying
: under 5 per cent lead and having 6
value OF S12 and under, 81 treatment
t over So to $50 inclusive, IS treatment
g over $50, 50 treatment; 90 per cent O
New York quotation for silver; $40 PEI
5 ounce for gold, if the ore contains O.
: or over.
Silcious lead ores, containing 5 pc
o cent of lead and over the rates TO
c carbonate ores are charged until tn
d treatment charge reaches the rate
G upon dry silicious ores, after which
t The latter treatment charges will b.
/ made.
c Dry sulphide ores of the value of 81
and under, SO treatment; over S12 t.
ii 80 ounces silver per ton inclusive, 81
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