Willard Ore Roasting Process Tested in Denver Tribune
The Denver Tribune reports Z A Willard of Colorado advanced ore roasting to recover more gold and silver. A mixed ore and sawdust fuel are heated in experimental furnaces, with chlorine and oxidation steps producing chloride forms and freeing gold. The method claims automatic operation, low fuel, and safe byproducts, with $400,000 invested in tests and a working unit seen in East Boston.
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Z. A. Willard
Colorado
Denver Tribune
Mr. Willard
Blake
Willard
No Further Contracts Notice From Quartermaster Dept
Orrick Cutter QUARTERMASTER Dept of the Columbian Portland Oregon May 5 1877 informs Fort Walla Walla that no contracts for the next fiscal year should be made until further advised. Notify interested parties in the vicinity. Signed AR. Eppy Deputy Q M General Chief Q M.
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the Columbian
Portland
Oregon
Fort Walla Walla
W. T. Srr
Military Division of the
Pacific
AR. Eppy
Q. M
War talk and emigrant movements in the Idaho frontier
The Boise Statesman urges a vigorous campaign against the Nez Perce with all military and volunteer force to quell the trouble. The Watchman reports about 300 emigrants headed toward the region while the Statesman claims timing to halt them. A Lewiston man offers to relocate Joseph's band for five dollars per person, and Joseph himself asserts he will not engage in fighting with whites.
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Joseph
Boise Statesman
Watchman
Kelton
Statesman
Boise Valley
Lewiston
Coprish Said To Aid Diptheria Fight In Town
The note claims Coprish helps with diphtheria and suggests this is why Friday sees few illnesses. The writing also advises whist players to stay quiet and keep rhythm with a good band.
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Coprish
Immigrant Filing Advice For Washington North Of Snake River
The W W Union urges settlers entering the Palouse country to file claims soon to avoid trouble. North of the Snake River, pre emption homestead and timber culture filings can be mailed with fees to the Register and Receiver. Some cases require affidavits at Colfax Court, while timber culture filings follow a similar process. New Grist Mill plans in Pomeroy include a 14 mile riverfront site and a wave of local wheat production.
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Washington
Snake River
Palouse
Walla Walla
Colfax
J. M
Pomeroy
J.C. Potter
Wisconsin
Pataha Prairie
Cascades
IV. W. Union
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