The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-01-07
LARGE o Yield.

compared with$ 7,333,5O8 in 1914, and
that OF silver was $4,000 ounces, COM
pared with 1862 ounces in 1914. A
nominal quantity Of lead was pro-
duced. These are preliminary esti-
mates reported by Charles w. Hender.
son of the United States geological
survey. Since 1876 South Dakota has
produced $192,577 900 in gold, and 6,
026 900 ounces of silver.
The Eomestake mine and amalga-
MISREPRESENTATION mills we're operated
an increased output.
The Golden Reward cyanidation mills
was operated steadily on siliceous ore
from its mines, and during the later
part OF Il year an additional product
was sent to the mill in the form of
roasted %sulphide or blue" ore. These
%sulphide ores had never before been
treated successfully by cyanidation.
Results indicate 80 per cen extraction
IS compared with 80 per cent without
roasting. Sulphide ore of sufficient
grade is sent to shelters.
The Mogul cyanidation mill was op.
Grated steadily on company and Gus
tom ore, with an increase in capacity.
The Reliance c~yanidation mill was al
SO operated steadily on company and
customs ore. The Trojan mine and
cyanidation mill were operated regu-
larly. The Wasp No. 2 company con
tinued to operate its d~ry-crushing cy-
anidation mill, the mine being worked
by the open-cut system, using a steam
shovel for stripping. The Bismarck
mine and mill We're idle. The new So
ton cyanidation mill on the Rattle
snake Jack mine was operated during
part OF the year. Sinking continued at
the Orc Hondo property.
a. small production Of placer gold
was made in Custer, Lawrence and
Pennington counties. In Pennington
county experimental milling was con
tinued on the Observation-Disclosures
zinc ore Of the Home Lode company,
at Silver City, and development work
was done on properties neal Hill City.
The dredge at Mystic, on Castle Creek,
was moved to the John Day district,
Oregon.
Injunction Made Permanent.
Dacrees have haan entered n Irni+ad
states distrjet court Of sionx FANS
permanently enjoining the collection
Of taxes assessed against the Wells
Fargo Express company and the Amer
ioan Eyoroes c,n7nanv for Inc vaors
fq17 and 1o1o Tha mounts lived
exclusive If interest H.. wa,ts Far,
80 q - tavee for 1ql1 90 sq4 10.
0-alI5 go i ~ t.vos ~. 1o1o
s9 g9t a5. A~e~ic~, l,v,,rass con,,snv
favay fo, 1e44 500 ec ard An,ori.
eao l-v.ra-s .a,nnarv ,sves IN fg19
rotfe hn. of tnesa ts,.o, NIT. ,,or,
-on#It. ors.;~md S. fha ro-,,lt 81 t3,a
cs;c, ia tf., Tv,ttsa c+s4a. ,,.ra,,,o
s1,t ths 7o5a svnrass co,,, -ny
~ 80 oaa tba sta+o }os.s IA an.
ira as,s,,n4 IS. 1bo IN III eaob o,ea
5s,a l.s4.se MAIN esfa.es ,,,,9. ,so.
.eh h5.oe 20 I-i5Ss = 3#ss' loF
sa9 s+Nss@a Sssls ss tst.s Ss-Ao.
4si g 6 10 o~-s5 "@t4s -.
ls#81# s49 t@N4@3 ".s -
II 't4s ss#as -e5si @s#s4 W.
*s.'9 154@ 49, t44 y - 80 s2--..
80 IS le.
81 $. = +,
Il I.s
8 N
s =
sf5ed fy the state treasurer, the
money was deposited IN Inc lleEie Ma
sonal hank &E Pierre, TO the credit Of
tine slafe tIea 0Fef, ine Gaerces per-
nit the state treasurer TO Draw the
amounts So deposltea lfoH tne f1eEte
ssatlohai bahK, ana 20 the eSteHt 81
taeae amount the state VIII fe&oap
Joined. The amounts rendered and
deposited were $456.9z in 1911, and
s331.03 in 1912 by Wells Fargo G Co.,
and $315.56 III 1911 and $370.67 in 1912
by the American Express company.