Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-06
GOLD MACHINE PROVES
REVELATION

Ont u the most INTERESTING ucfc'
opments Of recent times in machiner-
q for the recovery Of gold is the ma
n chine invented by Mr.. Ralph Hanssei
Of Great Falls who has attracted con
e siderable interest among mining mel
t with his latest invention. So high q
the recovery Of flour gold and FREE
: milling ore that a whole new field hai
been opened up which soon win b
exploited by those men who recogniz.
unusual advantages and are quick u
grasp them.
For many years the gold industry
has been losing vast fortunes in gold
: due TO the imperfect methods used m
the recovery Of the precious metal
According TO reliable statistics the
gold output Of the United States Is
placed At approximately s50,0O0, 900
while the loss Of gold suffered IN or
der to recover that large amount
climbs to the approximate figure OF
S21 100000 which is lost due to Inn
perfect methods of recovery.
The machine invented by Mr.. Hans
sen is known as the Centrifugal Force
Gold Amalgamator which has proved
its merits even under severe tests
made at the College Of Mines in Butte
where experts in gold mining have
proved beyond the shadow of doubt
that this unusual machine exceIls any
thing that has ever been put on the
market for the purpose of recovering
gold.
Every day sees many experienced
mining men examining the machine
which has been set up for operation
at 212 Central Avenue in Great Falls.
To hear their EXPLANATIONS Of salts
faction is to listen to the voice Of
experience placing its seal of apprO-
baton on the invention.
The machine is small in size and
can be packed into regions where
large machines would prove too cum
bersome to handle under difficulties
such as lack of water, labor etc. It
requires a minimum of attention and
care and can be operated by practic-
ally anyone without previous exper-
fence. One of its greatest advantages
is the extreme economy of water that
it effects. This is very important
in placer mining where water is at
a premium.
Free milling ore and flour gOld
ore are handled in most successfui
manner and gold that heretofore
never was available in recovery is
now easily retrieved with this ma
chine.
The Hansen, Haug AMI Darby co.
IS raising money right now to take
,are of the increased demand made
FOR machines which they are produe-
ng TO the full limit of their capital
AVAILABLE.
Investors are given the unique OPP
'ortunity of investing in the capital
took Of the company which is COM
emplating expansion in order to take
are of more business. One very in
eresting detail which wise investors
vii note is that no machines are sold
utright but are leased on a royalty
asis of approximately per CENT.
When the gold industry adopts the
machine, which it undoubtedly win
o shortly, the investors in the cap
al stock stand to reap the benefit
I 6=per cent of the total gold pro-
uction Of the United States.
It is assumed that per cent win
e the approximate average royalty
objected on gold which will be pro-
aeed through the Centrifugal Force
old Amalgamator II one win fig
re 6 per cent on the total amount of =
old produced in the United States
icluding the $21 100000 which Is :
sing wasted under the present
'ethods or as much thereof as one
ay see fit, and divide the sun=olb= +
lined by 500 tshares), one win be
DE, in fair way, to determine what
500 share will do when invested in
Ie capital stock Of the Hansen, r
aug a Darby Company :
I
The company is organized under :
e laws Of the State Of Montana and :
capitalized at 100000, divided IN q
1000 shares at par value of 500
r share 200 Of these shares win
retained inactive in the treasury Of