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‘NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Sixty Bed: Rooms, all newlv' furnished. The
. Jargest and finest. Hotel in the North. Large,
- airy, handsomely furnished dining room. Best
~'mealsin the province: American and European —
plans, Handsome har room and fixtures. The
very, Choicest of Wines, - Liquors and. Cigars

Ninth Avenue

New Hazelton

‘' TREATMENT OF ZINC ORES
(\, RECEIVING MUCH ATTENTION

Experiments With B. C. Ores at

RNelson—Swansea Methods
Gould Be. Adopted
Here

This district ig interested i in i all
experimental work in ‘the; treat.
ment of zine and zinc ores. Not

only -are there zine properties in

the district but most, if not all,

Ajthe silver-lead. properties carry

zine values. Not only are these
values a total loss but the smelter
also attaches a penalty. The in-

ability to save the zine costs the
mining companies many thous-.
ands of dollars. The following
from the Mining, Engineering
and Electrica] Journal should in-
terest every miner in the dis-
trict: .

“Ata meeting: of the Vancou-
ver Chamber: of Mines at which

to the zinc ores of British Colum-
~ | big.
zine ores of British Columbia were
of varied character. . Coast de-

vging 20 per cent zinc. Samples

to be amenable tu water concen-
tration.

The meeting. had the advant-
age of an address by G. U. Mac-
kenzie, of.the Dominion Depart-
ment of Mines, who. was author-
ized’ by Dr.-.Haanal, director of
the department, to attend the

perimental work at. the Canada
Zine Co’s electric smelter at
Trail.
was only the executive: represen-

-the actual experimental work was

who had ‘been employed on ex-
periments at McGill University,
and by a- Belgian electro-metal-
lurgist whose services had been
secured, A plant consisted of a
three-phase 75-k. w. furnaces with
three armatures—one in the bot-
tom and one on each side.

meeting and advise it of. the ex-

tative of the department and that

being carried out by Mr. Dedolph

A. J. C. Nettell gave a paper on | im
the treatment. of zinc ores ati
Swansea, an interesting discus- |}
sion ensued. Mr. Nettell saw no|ff,
reason why Swansea methods |}
should not be successfally applied (Ri

_It was pointed out that the |

velopment was described with |ff
special reference to the deposit || —
on Lynn Creek, where the Lynn|#f -
Creek Zinc Co. have developed alii: -
body of ore 20 ft wide and aver-|f

|sent out for experimental tests |[j_
on concentration showed the ore|*—=

Mr. Mackenzie stated he|

slag was kept at. a temperature
of about 1150 degrees, and the

_ |gine was given off as an oxide,

which must be drawn off in some

 |manner. from the furnace and
Fos treated separately to be converted

into spelter. Experiments will
be carried on with a variety ‘of
ores, including a silicious earbon-
ate from Sheep Creek, and the
ores of the Standard, Hewitt,
Slocan Star and other mines.

In the experimental work at
McGill University spelter .had
been produced, and the problem
now was to develop the process
in a commercial way. He refer-
red to development of Johnston’s
process, the inventor claiming
to have’ ‘overcome these diffi-
culties and to be in a position ‘to
negotiate for the installation of

ed. on which tl 8 collected and:

on coming in contact with: the
was kept.

that anyone interested might see
exactly what they were doing.? a

. The REST Dental
‘Work Guaranteed

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_ BEGINNING MarcH 24th, 1914

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Materials furnished if. 2 fe “

- Building . in - the Spring

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The Big Three of Central BC

sometimes it fell: back i in the fur... _
nace,. ‘vesulting in- an. explosion Oe
which blew. out the sides of. the: .

furnace.. The working out of the at
process. was attended with some.’ ” a
danger in this | ‘respect, and - the. ee
only way to. successfully handle — _
that dust was to remove it:by~. —
draft as quickly as formed: ‘and =
prevent its accumulation . where. =
it might be returned to the. fur- Sooo
nace as it. was highly’ explosive: =

great heat at which the. furnace ..
The plant ‘at Nelson
would. be open to the publie, so. ~