Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-08
EI0yDINE NOT IN IT.
GAYS NE HAS ANTHONY MINES IN UTAH
s,.o,s stronger on the Exchange
Today Rich Placer Ground IN
Idaho.

...,,. n column Of last Sundays
-, chronicle is devoted to d
.newbat facetlous write-up OF Ed
sO'H r prices new process of making
N1 81, fr,p antlmony and lead. The
esronlcle says the ilondike, the Rand
- south Africa, the Comstock lode
,na fabulous mines of the Aztecs
u "a, nat be worthy of mention when
w.. W" chicaHo gold factory begins work
,ben quotes AIr. Brice MS saying
o.. hs ,cin start up about oct 18th,
'u Sa, cold VIII be turned out by the
ton. r,o>,e
RRICE'S OPERATIONS.
n,scussIng Brlces operations the
otroricle goes on to say: Mr.. Brice
sss reduced his proposition to
-.,orce and only uses two ingredients
antin,ony and lead. He claims TO
have discovered the process of nature
tn forming gold. He believes and has
s,n,orstrated in small way that gold
=, product OF volcanic action.
''ntn blg plant he expects to reproduce
enc forces Of nature. His CHIEF fur-
ACE is "a miniature volcano. Inc az
..b,tps If heat, air and natural sub
.n,'rss Of the eaGth's formation are
s,nitsd In a great eruption and fusing
elacosa and out of the combination
awss gold pure and unadulterated
,.old marketable at the assay Offices
leeS The treasury of the United States
AZ 900 an ounce, and Mr. Brlce VIII,
h his volcano does what Is expected
a. il turn out 1874 ounces day. That
- nllr nnllIA Be-
lsides gold. he will have small pro-
,rortion OF silver, about twenty-siN
lpnrces TO each 1874 ounces of gold. Not
u lad result, think the stockholders.
tom a ton of anthony and few
pigs Of commercial lead
UTAH's ANTHONY MINES
Fo,lovlng this comes the part
which will be interesting to Utah peo-
Mel Moreover the anthony comes
from the companys own mines in
liitab and these mines are the best in
me state. Already train load OF the
mineral Is mined and ready to load on
the cars. The first shipment viii soon
ba on the way, and in case 1t does not
arrive In time for the opening Saw of
the precious metal Mr.. Brlce has pro-
yided himself with stock of anthony
from Japan. 1t isn't any better as
raw gold than the Utah material-in
and that is all Mr.. Brice cares to know.
He let's his volcanic furnace do the
rest.'
The above quotation is not only in
teresting but laughable and ridiculous
when 1t is known full well to all who
know anything about Utah mining,
that there Is not a single anthony
mine within the State. True, Utah has
mines which show anthony. among
them the Anchor and DAILY West of
Park City, but no such properties as
Mr. Brice, the gold maker, Is alleged
TO be In possession Of. are known to
have their location within the States
boundaries Utah has lead and plenty
Of It, she also has antimony-- as well
rs nearly every other known mineral
but It is not found in such quanti-
ties as the Chicago gentleman would
bake believe.
THE GOLD FACTORY.
Describing the gold factory and its
Intricate and mysterious workings. the
Chronicle says:
There are three groups of furnaces,
each having special work to do. First
IS the volcano II generates n heat of
t5QO to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit Many
bowppes aid the work of initiating
nature when an earthquake or an
eruption Of Mount Nesuvius is due.
Under this furnace and others is
subterranean passage to carry the
Iap0r into which the anthony Ia
turned 10 series of cooling pipes in
The yard. This vapor of gas is anti
m1nlal oxide, and is forced through the
cooling pipes TO n house builtof iron
and steel. where the gas is forced into
WOODEN bags, the hot air and the
smoky matter passing through In this
form 1t resembles a grayish dust, and
when collected Is put into an auto.
matte mixer with water and COM
pounded into a thick paste.
From the mixer it goes to another
furnace with certdin proportion of
lead. The only use Of the lead IL as
tOncenttatur. The Stag or scum Is
taken off and the product is turned
INTO mould, Care is taken In supply
ing lust the right degree of heat. and
after the second furnace has done its
work the ore as It is then termed. goes
mo the third group of furnaces in the
shape OF small co mes, where It Is again
suulected to melting process In bone
aust cupuls The bone dust absorbs all
tle lead left and other foreign sub
Stances and nugget Of gold remains,
mixed with very small proportion or
sNeF' These are separated with u
for sale.
~ comes out light straw color,
! uiH 10 natures deposit In Cali
iotnia and Australia. a nugget made
ny Mr.; Brlco last winter by his process
VA, vas shown 1t is said to be worth
Concluding the gold-maklng story
the Chronicle says that there is a
s,gret IN the compromising or mixing
y, the antlmoulal oxide into the paste
Inc substance that Mr.. Bruce did not
sslucllRte, IL Is the secret and essential
h1iure In the making of the alleged
syn 1t Is the secret for which Mr.,
a. 5u ~, ana his partners have eNpend-
u 10000 in a plant.
The Lost stewart Plncers.
A dispatch from Durango. Colorado,
tays' Every year for twenty years
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