Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
TREATING GOLD BY GRINDING
 PROCESS.
(From Wednesdays Daily.J

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 mountains Pinal county, forty mile
 east of Phoenix. Malcolm McLoisl - treated the tailings with profit in Is9, ' and later he established n plant ius below Wickcnburg, Maucopa county
 where nc treated a portion of the tail lngs from the old vulture r1;nc. twelv, miles distant from Wickcnburg. The
 brother of the late Wm. C. Davis of
 Tucson treated these tailings second
 tim" and earned days' wages while
 prosecuting the work.
 Bashford & Burmister of Prescott treated another large dump of tailings.
 l"oOoO tons pr more, which laid on The banks of the famous IInssayampo riv'r of Arizona, n mile north of Wick. cnburg The tailings also from the vuI. lure were treated by ,ne cyanide pro. cess three times, profit of sl ton being realized on the third run.
 The Congress Gold Mining company at Congress, Yavapai county, F.. B. Gage, Frank Murphy ct al. in control TOT hfteen years or more past, pu, in a 'y'hiding plant during the late DOS. and directly rcapcd thc reward bv treating inc tailings from the big stamp mill at the Congress minc. lcaving very little of value after treatment of | what had been heretofore regarded a. refuse from the mines.
 Al Mammoth, in 1898. Gcorgc p i'Inir' wno managed the affairs of tbo Mammoth Gold Mining and Mnlipg company from is9s. and continued in That position until few yenrs ,,o contracted with the St. Lcuis GoIJ Ro. '"V'fy company tO handle ,bo rasit,o 't tiiiing', the former or old runs from nc Mammoth company's I1. stamn mill 'n th" Snn Pedro, ffty.fv, miles north U tucson There were eyer 2OO.OOo 'n' of oId tailings on the dumps at h' time ihe contract or agreement was hter'd into. The cash rrturns wo,o foo'ooo' of which the Mammoth Min. 'g and Milling company received 2j cr cent, a Before the St. Louis Gold Recovo s 'mp"ny' Nicolas Anderson (now '' 'adD' stephen Peek ct al. comnle,od u eating the old dump of tailings. mn. n hcr company. known as the Mammoth n"id'ng company. steirfcld, Blais. VI 'lI ct al, closed an agreement with tho '' ""'noth Mining and Milling company y' hereby they, the Man. 10th Cyanidiny " mpany, should treat the residue from y q mill of the mining company. which 'idu" had been dumped with and be. " 'c 'he old dump. It iJ undors,ood ., '"hger Blair made more favorable rms with better profit or percentage r Y, The Mammoth Mining and Milling '' npany in the deal. u" Not long after this transaction ,bo .
 Louis Gold Recovery compapv Ut, 'ught suit to restrain the Mammoth l.. '"'''ng company, alleging that the e ''' company was working in the old ;n1 "Ps' rms led to general suspension ,r. operations at the Mammoth camp ,.. months of litigation, which was fly closed in court through n com. r,, mise.
 ne Mammoth Mining and Milling pany closed down their mining op. Ions, likewise mill, several years .. due to bad conditions in mine and 'ation. will ow comes Chas. F.. Udali. who SC. am d The old and new dumps, which it," aused to be treated, after the othcr hv 'yan'd'ng companies quit handling ,,,. 'ailings. Mir. UdaIl discovered that "s 7, pehum could he extracted and he 'ed about three.four.bs of inc ,' 's about two years, ciearin, m n, , oo net in the transaction. c King of Arizona Mining com. o... , m which Col. Eprs Randolpb and ..,.' ives are interested, have treated .,,,.. rushed ores at the mines in Yum, ..a.. y. "'" , I,,o N,., there !. Maull and associates. purcba..d ... or 'ailings on the San Pedro. in N fairbank. Tnese tailings were thc .,o., 'e from mines worked near tb,, .nY 'w"' the ores having been hauled ,l.,. Inc big mining camps in the sos lock i, in ,ha .." '''o" "'eo and was burg bout three years ago. He had no, wo h. etcd treating the tailines when oaon' overlook him. ,,n operating companies who control ..h.. 'n'n's now treat the crusned ores in V, 'ke all, rather than sell the ba,ks ,r. 1, iings. Small fortunes were mads ovo,,. ose who did buy the tailinrs. ,s s,or, above. f"
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