Show linal C 1 1 I we its shall hall be gladia glad to see any of our mining 1 mm j falefia ff lefia at our office and receive receive from them tarm cry details delude of their ts and anda 4 bori i lle e mer alt all why who have any mineral in acra inor anfor totaling to five us u a call aall S 01 r tt itlie bloh tit ur ne BE T A I 1 HW HINTS DENTS A AID x D liol AND ilI lUNO NG Ilith etto no lie great success seems to lo live have attea attended dod upon the attempt a to smelt melt tho the ores 0 of the territory with tome ome few successes there ime have been many temporary failures one after aiice another tD Ollier defeated for the time they ore rc at kongth wheeling wh celio ioto line coui chui ively triumphant triam and yet withal law how few successful furni furnaces teci there are at acthia tills present time i in operation ration in in to the mines ind and opportunities of tory the great hulk bulk of our galena or ores are shipped east and wool west for reduction and thus thui employing other libor labor while our own lebor to la tort left to languish these theeb ores must pay heavy lod laud and rail railroad roid carriage and incidental expenses all or of which could and should be avoided by worling the ores at the mines lainca here in this ni i cimity could and should bo be the works for separation taits doing 1 for and 0 t I k I 1 I 1 te 7 1 w thin our ourselves selles as aa a sm minu nUy that zell which we oro are now paying others to d for ui while it is in true that the cirth eldith is ill the great machine of prolific lion yet it is i also 10 lo true that libor is if tho the groat great producing litwer and if we aou would id inc in wealth as a state slate it is in only by employing our labor not only in discovering is covering and opening up our milles mines but upon the alic raw product also alo while fitting it for the purposes 0 of I 1 man a let lct us ua tako take a cursory survey of the ores ore und and attempts at smelting smelling sm elting the ores of tho the Terr territory tory may be paid fid to t bo be Carbonate 1 that lot in ores in which liui clono is ig the ibe nursed I 1 d nail iu in some bluie instances the plat pred I 1 in it noting gao ii lever the galenti of 01 ea e whit wh uli it are arc beina bein smelt smelter smelted ed are air cly carbonates only alie orf s richly galena bearg bait the clin pit ilic ca 0 or of the or q a is lime mone oil B ll 11 ci alumni alum nia oxide of iron iron pulp hur leid and silver iu in oriler order to separate the lie lead and silver 1 om llie to carchi carl hi 1 lives I atra are reported to I 1 that tit I 1 is something or 8 9 iuis flings congo tho the whole earthy mw mass to how flow more freely thus thua the metals lead and silt fill er to obey their law of greater erect if I 1 ia I 1 gr grat amity ity and pink eink down dikron h the mass nod and bo bif drawn ott off lepir abely below the other materials while the liquefied earthy Tria lerial loin off above now the object to be is is to get rid ol of the 11 it letor letof tho the sulphide of load lead ilia and silver liver and at the sime same time to I the cattily ballere mal lere la in order to do this certain fluxes as they are termed are used such as iron ole cie and which which are here mainly depended upon impure carbonate of soda boji is u also used I 1 which is ia round found in great profusion on the desert at many points in the north booth and west vest portions por lioni ol of utah buit but it is is quite difficult and nod expensive to bo be had meta lie lc aronis birou is much to bo be preferred coiron to iron ore and limestone but cannot bo be bad in any notable quantities this in ii about the lange image of fluxes used with the exception that in some exes class advantage van tage can be taken of the tha differing unda of ore vibe reby those containing a large proportion of iron are mixed with other ores th III ui as mutually aiding in reduction now low let lct us ug examine this thia matter right be harr e T lr r this seems to bo be the vital vilet point lr l I 1 r with heat at command and the right rin fluxes you yon can reduce any ore it is a point which must le be constantly cons lint brne birne in mind the temperature at which the respective metals become fluid lead melts at Faren beit silver melts at ISIS 1873 east cast iron at SG now in the absi absence ence of metallic iron ir 0 us we vic are or 0 endeavoring to lupp supply lythe the want by making from hematite ores orca and limestone in our lead furnaces furnace the ilia metallic iron required thui thug converting our furnaces for lead into furnaces fir bir free iron in ia reality thereby subjecting the lead which it if unaccompanied compa nied with silver will melt at GIOI 00 to lo a an 11 immense blasland bla stand heat or of and if accompanied with eil bit ver it would melt at an average of ar or 1100 or thereabout there about and I 1 the lie inevitable result is ia as seen in the smoke front too many furnaces furn acce thit it is hi highly bly charged with the ox oxidized idiLea vapor of lead carrying off on also its ils associate silver thereby entailing loss in too dinv many bost instances ancee when poss itly y Ps with sounder chemical manipulation ula tion would be assured 0 out of of this nutter matter of fi U acs occurs occur a mainly in the freelin free freezing zin up of furnaces another terrible trouble to la sm shelters smelters elters the writer of ahk was witness but a few bays since ta a case CAM of the lind kind upon enquiry ho he learned that they used for flux flut an iron ore of 40 H per cent cen tiron iron an ore that alone no iron iron emelder would for a moment think or of using from which profitably to make iron if iron ore must bo be used then certainly only the richest ores ore mortn i his ble inasmuch as that tile pill B ali citing and aluminous mattera must bo be fused with a cheap alkali limestone e that they may flow off as slag bla while the iron unites with the sulphur and silica of the ores under treatment another difficulty licit occurs as a direct result or of this intense heat beat employed is the destruction of the boshes bashes of the furnaces it is all 11 but impossible to find a firestone fire stone or brick which will withstand the ter ribo heat employed employ ednd and it would eem needlessly so I 1 nothing but a fire firebrick brick of and pure quartz sand could a be expected to withstand it ahe A lie sand rock employed hereabout comes very near to the standards standard but it contains con tAina somo some little ironies iron as its red appearance indicates indicate and hence it will not stand the intense heat beat in all cases especially if there be red streaks extra rich deposits of iron oxide running it il yet if only the iho proper heat be employed it is ill all that is ia needed another evil and loss loo arises aiom join the life consequent extra consumption of fuel ill ia tile furnace with the ore die land and ago alio to furnish steam fur for power to furnish the extra eira blast employed I 1 think elca that I 1 anve have pretty clearly shown that we are arc engaged in running sin an iron smelting smelling sm elting furnace at in which to eielt oros ores should legitimately bo be subjected to only 1200 to 1500 at the very highest a mistake it is la here assumed out of the use of improper fluxes what then bould we use Y what is if there we can use nse which like limestone and iron the country around filse for the th taking of will unito unite with the sulphur nod and silica at a low heat beat fur for this is the especial esp faial point to be kept before us u I 1 answer common sut an article which nature herself lias has placed here in the greatest profusion almost as ai freo free as air and sunlight she has baa placed hero ere 4 a like lalo the of which J I 1 r as s shown biown by contain 20 per cent anil and upwards of 0 pure chloride ol of so lion ini and ami the shores of which like lake there lire are yearly scarly made by natural evaporation lion iian deeds of thouA andi of licAl els free for the aing acre here there an unlimited supply of of todi soda io ia quantities to 10 this acidity think you jou that sai m elters would not fra freely ely avail or it as a flux flax yet it would not be their use ai tho the co common ullon halt itsel fas as we ahill sech cn we bliem fittry or of the matter somewhat all the llie carbonate Mr bonate or of soda eoda ol of com CODI met marce iii 5 tri i alt one an where no value iq in pro placed d upon the 66 by bk bl mi acil a is u to roast iron irod pyrites pyrite and salt athir tt hir upon the hearth or of a rat fin wico men tile sulphur ot of tile tie is ii oxidized to sulphuric culp bario acid which acid unites with ibe be sod i t of the oxidized rodburn or of the salt milking miling a of soda out sulphate and lanee tone and char coal are io in certain proportions proportion i in lac fac cor corrance dance with wilh the tha law of che chemical equivalents mixed aud and ground jine fine and roasted together the result or of which is afi that the sulp sulphuric buric acid I of b the soda it is trans transfer list red reil to till the calcium or of the ilia limestone and acid of the i transferred to the soda oi thug thai the Car bonito of soda alkali heaired deai red i we have then hire here just w alil hat we want as an a rim flax fur for our ores if we ire only employ il the to p proper to per chemical cum com bin bina tiong ationo a mavor JIM cult yet very simple let me sty here t lat jet I 1 ant am aware that salt gait has h alea used hero here in I 1 he bierri to tory fl for 1 thu 11 1 1 1 cry aa and it t cess lully y as I 1 have li earil still I 1 do not think it WAS the iho fault of the thou salt lt but bat the diode di odel iiii cf claing asin aing w it with the surface orca abidi N do not contain the breul balul chur or sulphide sin in man discs to furnish the sulphuric acid ti t becom the iho salt pose I 1 I 1 theme ores orea a all 11 conrail f li louif which is j jost ast what we w need for one cli escat of the problem wo we use char coal carbon chillis ahta ia laic second Vs cic mont menti vc dd salt bich y istia call the third thira Ace clement ve V e apply heat which is ie which wo may call oar fourth and to may drive it never neter so 0 o hard still we can accomplish nothing but the iho filing up process with the comparatively small imal amount of sulphur in ia the decomposed nn sulphides sulp hides or lif posed seir tice ores but if w we add to the ore in ia tle tile furnace the iron iren pyrites which are found ill id some localities in cicat rent profusion wo we add sulphur anti iron the two elements yet lawn g to mako make our of i milling th in f tie fie ore co completely for blat what are pyrites of iron they are iron metallic Iron and sulphur chemically united in ia the he great of nature containing differing diu ering proportions of sulphur sometimes two or of 13 sulphur and one of iron ni as is ia probably the ibe case at ilia duet l and bateman Ui teman mine bin bingham liam behind the imm immense c C ledge c of 0 r carbonate carb arii ore which con t iasilli uil bat a sm ill amount of sulp sulphides hides of lead is an immense vein much larger than tho the ore almost ahre pure of iron I 1 judge it to lo bo be from the rapid r wills iron pyrites which alf place in ill the tunnel which it would seem if my jay views orthe of the 1 chemical tiou tied ba or to be J kindly placed thereby hereby nature herself lic relf for an assi assisting stint in work ln thee ethcie decomposed compoi cd surface orea are arc di focient i ur a n brou if then we add to our ores in ill tile tho furnace this th u fifth element of pyrites of iron or fur economy ilia na orca in roper proper proportions proportion only in thalme taij case we get but little iron which we must have to unite u avith ith our earthy matter our bilici thon the sulphur in the gnass of ore is by the heat beat in tho the presence of I 1 he be oxygen of the air bof abi into aia sulphuric a cid acid 1 which unites with thi the oxidized sodium of of the salt bait and is converted into sulp sulphate liate of soda in the presence or of the limestone of atthe the ore arct add also charcoal of alho fuel feel thus converting it into the life alkali Carbo carbonate of soda desire dand also settle letting free the tron lion which abich uniting with the silica alica also lots acts as a lux flux and thus at a comparatively low heat we will be enabled to fuse fain the whole mass of metals and earthly matters permitting them to freely obey their I 1 respective laws bravi ty since we thus secure cheaply the two fluxes so BO by this combination we are arc sat ing fuel furnace sod and labor in many maby ways we tave care our load lead also which evalora ted conics comes off silver and our present furnace furn tco workings wor linga on tio bo thereby mado made more largely profitable our fur naces can bo be kept longer in ia blast L amount 1 of 6 sica rei cad cin be amelee din the cariie fame timo tilio an alij d willi alth the bame or less labor and material and in very many ways our business lu incas welfare we fare and interests individually and collect ively itchy will bo be promoted we will bo be enabled to 0 o dinelt chiep chap ly tho the tens ot of thousand thoua anda or of tons lots of low grade galena ores now on our dumps damps throughout ella terri tory i aich can caa j not well bo be tallied milled and by present sm smelling smelting elting will only result in loss our miners of limited means can then readily avail themselves or of the discoveries which they are daily mak 1 ing and convert tho common krcs ores which como come out ot at first into means fur for daily support if they can smelt at the mines then supplies of wood for char charcoal coil oil ann cnn a be availed of bf tte the small streams of water Is ter will with a water tromp romp give giro the th needed blast thus sav ing tho the expense of machinery and where now ollya few furnaces manfrom can from the want of groat great capital and extra rich mines be found then and thousands of little furnaces will I 1 binl vii i nl I 1 be found all oror aror whole elicit arc c r A a oal an bixl dorater water aoi sat bat cau thi it I 1 in eb alone that pro property petty is ii to f bo be i lourid wo arii peiying ying train 0 11 the Il lilleg to ill alii ii city which is a great vi astep ailo jilo alio rAilroad freights freight 4 romi alMons libas oclin oc liB great all life parting lar ting und and is is done eldoi liere Cuoi Cu ninion nion ores cannot be that i if ores under EGO ECO to lo 75 per ions anti oven even per ton will ayce pa pay y bobring toj iring to the city lor for t lor for a profit before e ill alic month of december salu 1 or of faines if ni ill 1 go wo rg sial gium ilof mio 0 o ji ili mota tyley li n to an ier in ulia lug or all aej uil billing llin our labor must icae or sta rafi unless they can in some ready wiy con comparatively aral lively clead without do on pon pila arct grat capital got their ores orca is illo pis aig g shape flace a i su u cheap ccady beani nil all over this territory and silt city chiy will it ft 0 great feit bonfre c nl elf braio ity still finance at aio N lilt silt will SILVO BITS u i in my next I 1 a mil ill give a few nug bug geSti upon milling EXPERT 1 1 all MIX pro r t antt we tt art are glad gad tol toi corroborate our statements ants as a to the said gala of tile bingham pro properly porty in tj londus up inu led what we sti ed in it reference to the two gentlemen hose reports have safely cir tied the itie property properly the lou lundon stock we copy the ful following lowing front from llie elie ton lon ion fijn n cr the let of junob I 1 tue THE UTAH ofila ill ANY A meeting of tho llie stockholders was hed ho id at ati the on douday jo 0 o tako take into consideration tho the purchase of the property properly mr A G KITCHING 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