Slime Treatment Methods Highlighted in November Report
The November report shows 39 468 tons treated with a 60 percent yield value. It details slime processing from Homestake ore, filter presses by C W Merrill, and daily slime plant input of 1 600 tons routed from Lead Central City Terraville to Deadwood with 4 parts water to 1 solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
South Dakota
Namestake
C. W. Merrill
Homestake
Lead
Central City
Terraville
Deadwood
Slime Plant Filter Press System and Tanks Description
The document details the Slime Plant layout with four benches, two sludge storage tanks, wash water storage, lime provisioning apparatus, cyanide tanks, 24 large filter presses, precipitation tanks, standardizing solution tanks, waste water tank, compressor, pumps, assay, and a 100,000 gallon water storage tank 150 feet above for sluicing. It explains the filter press construction with two heavy iron standards, 4 by 6 foot plates, openings for pulp and solutions, and an automatic sluicing device integrated through the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Merrill
Homestake slime plant drives record ore recovery cost per ton
The Homestake slime treatment plant, with 24 filter presses and a 1,600 ton daily capacity, processes slime ore at about 2 cents per ton while achieving 88 to 90 percent recovery. Superintendent C W Merrill, designer of the process, reports on November operation, power use under 0.2 kilowatt per ton, and growing efficiency as presses expand to 22 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestake
C. W. Merill
Ant
Akien
Merrill
Dietioss
Merrill Figwres
Push for a United States land office at Lemmon gains momentum
North ern Butte County residents welcome the prospect of a new U S land office in Lemmon as Congressman Parker presses the Washington effort. Rapid City remains the preferred district venue but Lemmon argues overcrowding in Rapid City justifies moving work eastward. Final proofs may be handled by local clerks and commissioners, easing travel for settlers in the upper county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Washington Lemmon News
Butte County
United States
Lemmon
Rapid City
Washington
G.ee
States
Bute County
Finland Police Arrest Terrorists Crossing Border
Finnish police, acting at Russian authorities request, arrested several terrorists trying to slip into Russia from Finland. Seized papers connected them to a failed plot against the minister of justice and possibly aimed at Premier Stolypin. Revolutionaries later broke into the police chief’s case to seize the most compromising documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Finland
Russia
Justce
Stolypin
Terio
Orphan Asylum Marks Centenary in Philadelphia
Philadelphia observes the 100th anniversary of Me Joseph’s Orphan Asylum, the first Roman Catholic institution of its kind in America. A mass at St Mary’s Church was followed by jubilee ceremonies at Music Hall with Archbishop Ryan and dignitaries. The asylum began in 1759 and aided orphans after the yellow fever epidemic. it was incorporated in 1800 and relocated to Loren riya rivers. Sister Misty Joseph has led the institution for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph's Orphan Asylum
America
St. Mary's Church
Ryan
Cathlics
Loren Riyaers
Misty Joseph
Asyliay
Christmas Gifts Arrive at the White House in 1914
White House staff receive December gifts as ships and steamers unload boxes and packages. Servants and aides collect parcels from the grounds at intervals, while many larger items are redirected to charitable institutions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington, D. C
Goodly Tower
Washington
Lawson Challenges Crawford in Public Debate Refused
Friends urge Lawson to call a public meeting in Aberdeen to present his case and deny Governor Crawford's charges but Crawford rejected the challenge. The record cites Lawson's criticisms of Crawford and his push for debate as a test of who holds the stronger principles.
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Lawson
Aberdeen
Crawford
United States Senate
South Dakota
Ibg
Senate
Minoriy
National Congress
Congress
American Congress
Queen and King Busy With Christmas Shopping in London
London shoppers fill the streets as Christmas nears. Queen Alexandra and King Edward show active interest in gifts with many royal presents to be delivered via London jewelers and dealers. Royal family members expected at Sandringham for the holiday season.
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Lexanelia
Amond
Ariel
Christine
Jesus
Victoria
Christina
Osborne
Windsor
Edward Vi
Sandringhiam
Anc
Alexandra
Prince Edward
Grendchild
Ave
Navy
Copenhagen
Athens
Greece
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Czar
Madrid
Alfonso
Europe
London
West End
Christ
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Andere
Royal Childre
Sandringhand
Englan
Cody's Son-in-Law Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Omaha telegram reports Lt Clarence A State of the Twelfth Cavalry died in the field near the South Dakota Indian troubles after a two day pneumonia illness. He was married to Irma Cody, daughter of Col. W F Cody Buffalo Bill, who is in Omaha.
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Stott
Omaha
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Merchants’ Hotel
Clarence A. State
Twelfth Cavalry
Stett
South Dakota
Cady
Irma
Pennsylvania
Big Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Sioux Falls Lawyer Sues County Coroner for Damages
Charles W. Bartelt, a Sioux Falls attorney, sues Minnehaha County Coroner D. Miller seeking 10,000 damages. He alleges the coroner made libelous statements after the death of Mrs. Gertrude Nicolson Drown and that he misappropriated funds used to ship and mourn the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Gertrude Nicolson
Canda
Miller
Minnehaha County
Charles WH. Bartelt
Crown
Bartell Wleges
Myre Frown
Tanada
Bartel
Tubisa
Branford
Myewa
Martell
Secretary of the Treasury Retires for Health Recovery
Severe attack of la grippe forces Secretary Cortelyou to stay home for at least a week. Assistant Secretary Edwards will serve as acting secretary during the absence. Secretary Metcalf also ill at home with grippe after returning from Norfolk, unable to leave the Mayflower cabin to review the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
D. C
Local Notes from Whitewood Plaindealer
Local notes report residents visiting Deadwood and nearby towns for holidays, with many names from Rabbit Creek to Belle Fourche. Warrants issued for Sunday opening by saloon keepers, fines paid, and lodge officers installed. church conference to follow with Lord's Supper.
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Robert Tilis
Rabbit Treek
Bim Odou
St. Onge
John Haley
Mr. Fish
Wade Willey
Rabbit Creek
Silas Richey
N. J. Burdick
Whe “Bench
Central
Charles Crouse
Deadwood
Peter Mattheson
Bruce Jones
Chicago
Miss Path
Huron College
J. J. Williams
Lookout Valley
Ales
Hans Stinson
Peter Thompson
Irene
Mesdames Small and Sanderson
Miss T Follows
Ielle Fourche
TI. Ke Peck
W.H. Highley
Charles Peterson
John Treber
Lant Merritt
E. Brown
Ed Nelson
Treber
Merritt
Nelson
Brown
Catherine Gore
Fred Gramlich
Louis Roe
Belle Fourche Valley Wits
Sophits
T. W.lafleiche
Bellepotisne
Tueacoy
Hickey
Wyoming and Missouri River Railroad
Clarence Wella
Spring Creek
Henry Klenner
Lookoutvilley
Christ- Nis
W. M. Blood
C. M. Hathaway
Mitchell Iyler
P. Cave
Daver
Black Hht
M. I
Big Tottom
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Homestake Company
Orphan Asylum
Lawson Hisback
Brown County
Ratner
Cody
Whitewood Plaindeater
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