New Method Aims to Replace Mercury in Silver Extraction
The article details an older process adapted in Sonora and Baja California to recover silver from base metals using chloridization and lixiviation with a hyposulphate solution. It describes ore preparation, vat leaching, precipitation by lime polysulphide, and refining steps, noting cost savings, reduced power use, and improved yields. It compares to amalgamation, notes fuel economy, and cautions skilled operation.
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Advances in furnace design and ore reduction methods
The author credits missing merit as cause of failure but proves Mexican ores resist delhorinization by shaft roasting. Mentions Stetefeldt improvements including an automatic discharge and a versatile furnace, and introduces the White furnace as a simple economical model from the abu foundry. Notes potential modifications for various ores and emphasizes the Pacific States wealth in ore veins and the impact of silver discounts on industry.
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Pacific States
Fryer's Ore Processing Process Under Scrutiny at Grass Valley
Industrial editor reviews Fryer process for extracting precious metals from ore. Public demonstrations have run two weeks with mixed evaluations from metallurgists and engineers. The upright furnace, white-hot oxidation, and a crushing barrel yield about 4 percent of minerals, but critics doubt long-term viability and demand further data.
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Ido Tonis
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Sacramento
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Prospect of Bonoe and the Cooking Stove Myth
A mock editorial doubts Sioux happiness hinges on cooking stoves and slaves, mocking Inspector Vandever and prior claims of aid packages. It contrasts past rosy schemes with the absurd stove narrative, envisioning a nation where red men cook and prosper under vine and fig tree amid satirical critique.
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Indiana Territory
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Niliti
Indians and Horse Thieves Infantry War Memoir Notes
Eyewitness account on horse stealing tactics by plains tribes, noting how raiders use distractions like waving blankets to free horses. Mentions 1500 horse herd at a March camp, the Colorado and Dakota theater, and General Crook’s campaigns against Sioux near the Rosebud.
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New Times
Sheridan
Black Kettle
Jie
Stan
Crook
Rosebud
Carnage
Gai Berman and the Voluxtesn Laws Examined
A fragmentary historical note discusses Gai Berman and Voluxtesn with references to regular troops, sergeants, and standard men. It notes concerns about provisioning and training, suggesting it takes three years to craft a capable infantry or rivalry soldier and questions unit cohesion and distinguishability within a company of fifty men.
Sioux City and Black Hills Railroad Finishes Grading Ties Laid
The Sioux City and Black Hills railroad contract shows grading completed and ties furnished. The road section is nearly ready for cars to run, with about 180 miles more to finish toward the Hills. The work progresses steadily toward completion.
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