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"Treating Zinc-Silver Ores
~ The: Slocan Record, New Den-|!

ver, - quite.. recently printed the|®

following : notes relative to the''
treatment of the zinc-silver ores
of the: parts of ‘Ainsworth, ‘$lo-
can and.Slocan City mining. divi-.

-|sions, usually designated Slocan

district... The initials at. the-end
suggest that Mr. Wm. Tomlinson,
of New Denver, is the eontribu;
tor, for he has many times con-
tributed for publication interest-
ing observations concerning the
ores of that district:.

“An effective method of treat-
ing economically the rich’ zine- |.
silver ores of Kootenay i is. indeed
desirable and of much commercial
importance. - .

“In the district lying between
the north half of Kootenay lake
and Slocan lake there are more
than twenty: developed*: mining
properties which, in addition to
other ores, or entirely, contain
large quantities of rich zine-sil-
ver ore.

.. “In the district referred to the
zinc and silver contents of these
ores range from 20 toB5 per cent
zine and from 15° to 250 ¢ ounces
of silver per.ton, ©

“Thousands of tons of such ore
ig on the dumps or in the ‘stopes
of Kootenay mines awaiting ship-
ment to -a. metallurgical - plant
where penalties on zinc and_the
heavy losses of silver could be
avoided. —W.T” _ :

| Mr. A. W. Davis. of. ‘the Con-

solidated Mining. and Smelting

Co.’ s mining. engineering” ‘staff,
is in charge of the company’s
Group ‘mine, near Marysville...
East Kootenay, during the ‘ab-

sence of the superintendent, Mr. |.

Cc. H. McDougall, who has. for.
several weeks been in a hospital
Montreal, ineapacited from
work by a bad knee. |

Reduction of Z ‘Line. Ores
The Mining Journal, ‘London,
recently included the following
notes on ‘‘Reduction of Zinc’ Ores

‘Foreign Notes’: “The Journal
du Four Electrique imparts some

useful information relative to the}.

patented process of Messrs. Cote
and. Pierron for the reduction of
lead ores by -their. electrie™ fur- |,
nace, which has been - installed at

MATT

\-./ Smithers at-New Hazelton

Experiments have or
-been* -made on. lead cored’:
] (from: various: mines. 1
ed nent. ‘of blenda conta
7 per cent.’of zitic strongly furrug- a
of blends with a-high percentage ae moderate rate
‘of fluorine, yielded, on first ‘tap- |

inous,and ‘plombiférous, and also.

ping - “the furnace); aine ‘metal of |
99.60. per cent. and: 99.85 per ‘cent.
purity, The furnaces are worked |'

one ‘reduction: operation: _
ores ‘are charged and. -gmelied to

denser ‘directly. jnto- the. ingot |.
moulds: - The’ appearance of-zine
| powder, ‘which in the early trials | -
‘was SO ‘difficult to prevent, is now |
no Jonger apparent, and there: is
an absence of all fume, while’ the|.
manipulation: of the furnace has).
become | quite easy. : The loss of
metal, even in ores of low qual-
ity, is less than 7 per cent. . La-.
bor :has been reduced to three
workmen per furnace. of 400 kilo.

watts, smelting on the. average 5
tons in 24 hours. : In employing}
hydro-electrig, power at 52. shill-|
ings (about $13) per horse power
per annum, which can readily: be
obtained in. the mountain, region
where. numerous deposits of zine
occur, badly ‘situated for trans-

those obtained from works. burn-
ing char eval at: 93. 6d. (about
$2.30) per ton. ~The electro-met-
allurgy of zine is. ‘susceptible of
considerable development. It is
announced: that the Sulphide Cor-
poration has established worksat
Cockle Creek, New: South. Wales; :

superphosphate...
of Swedish pattern and 500h i

Hockey Schedule -
Hazelton at Smithers |. -
New Hazelton at Hazelton
New. Hazelton at, Smithers

Jan. 3

“#10
“15

“| Smithers at Hazelton =. -

£16
Hazelton at New Hazelton ‘* 24
Hazelton at Smithers - - ‘* 81
New Hazelton at Hazelton Feb. q
Smithers:at Hazelton or
Smithers at New. Hazelton
New Hazelton. at ‘Smithers
Hazelton a at New. Hazelton

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and read what others have for sale, ‘in.

The Omineca Herald

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continuously, and there is only |. am
Crude}:

separate the metal: whieh ' flows e
in 3° ‘refined, state. from the, ‘con- m

port ta existing smelters, the re- |
| sults will be mare favorable than

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of charge. Our
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fate of 7

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~ fect condition.

~ Work called for
and delivered.

CH KEDDIE

Lith Ave. and Fielding St.
NEW HAZELTON, B. ¢.

| Frank A. wilis
Auctioneer, ‘Appraiser, Pro-
erty Salesman

Auctioneer for GT P: Co's Section Two
‘~ Sale, Prince Rupert...

“TOWNSITE SALES CONDUCTED

INSURANCE Prince Rupert, BC.

Australia, for the’ electric. smeli- io 4
‘ing of zine ores’ with: the-manw: |
facture of: ‘gniphuric acid and: ‘of’ vopec etn
The furnace ig|,

NOTICE: 1 1s HEREBY. GI\

the reserves existing upon Crown
lands in Range 4, Coast’ District; Ratige
5; Coast District; and in: Cassiar Dis-
triets. and.situated “in the vicinity: : of
‘Ootaa and Francois Lakes: in the water-
‘shed of. the: Morice River}. in ‘the’ vicin-
ity of ‘Endako .and Bulkley. Rivers; in
‘Townships 14, 24 and 3, Range §,' Const
Distriet; on. the Kispiox River; onthe
Kitsumgallum River’ and on ‘the Naas -
River, which said reserves were ‘eatab-
lished respectively by two notices ap-
pearing in the British Columbia Gazette
in the issue’ of. “May 5th,-1910, and: by

** 12) notices. ‘appearing in the British Colum- -

bia Gazette in the issues" of | May 26th,
1910; November 1st, 1906; September
10th, 1908; "February - ‘25th, “1909; “and
July 2nd, 1908; are cancelled in so. far
as the: same : ‘affects. the acquisition. of

‘| said lands under. the provisions of the
“Goal and’ Petroleum ‘Act.’7; -

Tell our readers ‘what’ ‘you have: to. sell coat

Lee (RO AS [RENWICK
on ~ Deputy Minister of Lands
Lands Department ;
> Vietoria, B: C
N22 - _ Ath November, 1918.

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