Tailings cyanide tests in Utah offer profit potential
Henry M Crother, renowned mining engineer and metallurgist, argues in Engineering and Mining Journal that tailings from Mercur Utah cyanide mills could yield meaningful profits. His tests on a 1 250 000 ton dump show average tailings value about 105 dollars per ton and 53.3 percent extraction, with percolation of water and cyanide reworking dissolved metals for recovery. He envisions air exposure and sunlight sustaining dissolution, suggesting a 25 cent per ton net gain and scalable capacity limited by handling time.
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Henry M Crother
Ing
Slings
Mercur
Utah
Crother
Anti prize fighting law passes Colorado Senate
Telegrams summarize political moves and national events. The Colorado Senate approves an anti prize fighting law while a separate bill on canal treaties awaits Great Britain’s stance. Roosevelt faces a wolf scare. the Queen’s health declines. The Newlands irrigation bill gains Interior support, and Venezuela’s situation worsens with censorship and naval moves. A Georgia paper recalls legislative mischief and repeal of a dog law.
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Colorado Senate
Senate
Minerals and Mining News Across the West 1900 Output and Finds
The 1900 mineral output in Southern California reaches 12.25 million dollars as new gold mines appear near Jalapa Jalisco Mexico. Copper and coal discoveries in Utah Yukon mining expand rapidly, while zinc dust is touted for cyanide processes. The Britania mine near Vancouver reportedly sold for around 1 million to W A Clark. The DeLamar plant in Nevada shows strong production under Supervisor Swindler, with Utah silver and gold outputs summarized by the New York Engineering and Mining Journal.
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Great DeLamar
Swindler
Nevada
Lade
New York Engineering and Mining Journal
Utah
Utah Consolidated
Tin- Ue
Park City
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Tablet Cures a Cold in One Day
Advertising notices include a medicine claim for One Minute Cough Cure and a separate employment ad from STANDARD HOUSE in the Caxton Building Chicago offering a $986 yearly salary, $4 daily expense money, and weekly payments for a county representative role. The text reflects early 20th century promotional style with price and assurance of no cure, no pay.
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Standard House
Caxton Building
Chicago
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children
An old advertisement promises relief for teething babies with Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming it cures diarrhoea regulates the stomach and bowels relieves wind colic softens gums and boosts energy. It notes price twenty five cents a bottle and urges buyers to ask for the product. DeWitts cure for piles and skin diseases is also recommended.
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Mrs. Winslow
Prominent Chicago Woman Endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Professor Roxa Tyler of Chicago and vice president of the Illinois Woman's Alliance praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relieving a severe winter cold that threatened pneumonia. She says it is pleasant to take, quickly effective, saved a doctor's bill, and she will not be without it. Sold by Brown Bros. Also promoting DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles sores and skin issues. Beware of imitators. Brown Bros.
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Brown, Bros
DeWitt's
Brown Bros
Chicago
Roxa Tyler
Clinois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
de Witt
Union Pacific doubles track quality with six million spent
Six million dollars by the Union Pacific Railroad Company improved a once finest western track. The result is a brighter, level road with ballast and speed potential, promising comfort and security for patrons. Forthcoming travel to the East urged via this royal highway. Contact Walter through F B Choate, Salt Lake City, for details. Also mentions Kodol Dyspepsin Cure by Brown Bros.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Royal Highway
Walter
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Partnership Dissolved By Mutual Consent in Winnemucca Nev
The co partnership between Juan Erquiaga and Francisco Acillona is dissolved by mutual consent in Winnemucca Nevada on November 30 1900. Juan Erquiaga Francisco Acillona signatories.
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J. G. Taylor
Alex Borland
Hanns
Juan Erquiaga
Francisco Acillona
Winnemucca, Nev
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George Wedekind
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N. Y
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LeRoy
Bert L. Hoop
Silver State Building
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Giroux
Hrmene
Ban Franc
Stanton’s
Tod
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Frank X. Murphy
W. J. Samuels
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T. C. Hanson
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Eagle Drug Store
Alfred Chartz
Carson City
W. H. Holt
Humboldt County
U Ress
Paradise Valley, Ser
Charles M’connell
Main
John G. Taylor, A. Borland
Winnemucca
Transien Casom and Freight Teems
G. W. Summerfield
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Ageeinen
C. Diehl
Lodge Directory
Humboldt
R.A. M
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RON. H
Chilis Wolf
Ivanhoe Lodge No
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Castle Hall
Silver State
G. M. Rose
C. C. B. Brown
K. of
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Winpemucca
Tate” Brook
Mt. OL
W. A. Brown
W. M
Chris Wolf
St. James Lodge
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Felix Poulin
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