Medford mail tribune., July 18, 1941, Page 6, Image 6

MITCHELL ADVISES
CYANIDE PROCESS
IN GOLD 111
Jaeksomfiife Miner -Writer
Says Success Depends Ob
Getting All toe Values
Bassel! Mitchell
Jacksonville. Ors.
The vast maiortty of small
mining operations eventually
have tone broke.
Even those that make huge
amounts of money often go out
of business due either to poor
or or Jack of foresight.
Small companies too often do
not carry enough reserve cash
to tide themselves over teas
streaks ami as a result of poor
management fait even though
the mine ts good. There are few,
if ny, sold veins that hold tip
in high grade ore continuously
and if profits are divided as
fast as they are made, the good
ones have HSUe chance for sue.
cess. The poor one are practi
cally certain to fait under poor
management.
- Perhaps the biggest cause of
eventual downfall is failure to
get aii the values in the ore.
No mU! prepared to catch only
the free gold can get all the
values, even if it is all free.
The success of cyaniding old
tailing piles proves this state
ment. Many cyaniding opera
tions are making big profits by
re-running id tailing piles. We
have had a recent example in
southern Oregon and aii over
the west poor men are making
money by processes unknown to
old timers. Tables, jigs, flotation
and cyanide are very practical
methods for concentrating
values and at within the reach '
of all except the man; who is
fcroke. i
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What then is the chance now
for success among small opera
tions? Cysnidmg Is the most highly
successful of aii cheap processes
for obtaining gold values. It is
easily ins tailed and does not re
quire great amount of skill
first tmriisr. of fflune. is to have
the gold; the next Is to have a
minimum knowledge of chem
istry and be practical enough
to handls a dangerous poison
without accident H cyanide is
as carefully watched as is dyna
mite, a man need not kill him
self or anything else. As with
dynamite, his first mistake is
his last one. That is why prac
tical mill men hesitate to rec
ommend cyanide to any miner
who comes along. I would not
tell any particular man that he
would succeed with cyanide but
I will say very definitely that
any man can succeed if he will.
This does not mean that he can
get his gold value 100 percent
or even 92 percent. His recov
ery will depend upon two fac
tor the type of ore and the
type of equipment. Fifty per
cent of $100 ore it better than
SO percent of $10 ore. Individ
ual operators with high grade
gold shoots can lose consider
able and still make plenty of
money. It is Just a matter of
willingness to learn new meth
ods. Before going to any expense
setting up cyanide plant, a
miser should make small
model of his plan and try it
out. Cyanide will work In fruit
jars a well at is cedar tanks.
By leaving an air space and
snaking the jar occasionally, he
can duplicate a larger outfit and
determine what percentage of
his gold can be obtained by the
grind hit mill will make. In
some cases coarse grinding to
sufficient; in others fine grind
ing is required. In some cases
oxygen is required; in others
the ore will supply the oxygen.
Most oxidized ores require
soaking in lima or soda water
to save cyanide.
These requirements are not
complicated or costly. Even if
the sulphides have to be roasted
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MEDFORD M OFFICE
10 BE CLOSED UNDER
COOSOUDnlN EDICT
Earl I. Rice. Medford, Is being
transferred to new HYA area
headquarters at Eugene effect
ive July 21 following consolida
tion of such offices from five
to three, stated NYA Adminis
trator Ivan G. Monro of Port
land today.
Chester I. Nelson of Salem
will become area director and
Rice will supervise ail work
projects from Zugene. Activities
in Klamath and all counties
from Marion Into the southwest
ern part of Oregon will be man
aged from tha University city.
Temporarily offices will be
located in the Hampden build
ing in downtown Eugene until
the administrative building at
nearby Skinners' Butte NYA
camp has been completed. La
Grande and Portland have the
other two area offices with the
Salem and Medford centers be
ing closed immediately.
presbyteriansIeet
NEXT YEAR H EUGENE
Salem, July 38. UP) Dele-
sates to the fifty-first annual
Oregon synod of the Presby
terian church voted at their
concluding session Thursday to
meet next year to Eugene.
an experiment?
At
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TRIBUNE. MEDFORn.
Menus of the Day
By MKS. ALS.VtNDIS CEORGE
leads? Treat
Sinner I For ll
Chilled Melon Bills Mint Trim
Oven-FriM Chicken Bettiaa
Baked Squash
titund Broccoli
Hot Biscuit
eUrawberry Preserves
fiumir.er 5ala4
rrutt Meiiow Coffee
Oren-Frted Chicken Beittna
a pound fryer
H cup eream
Seaspooa paprika
)4 teaspooa celery salt
I teaspoon salt
t cup tin crumbs
S tsblaspooBs fat
t cub milk
Cm chicken tsto aemcf pieces.
Willi la cold water and chill until
time so prepare. Dtp chicken Into
cream with seasonings mixed in, then
iprir.il la vita crumb. Beat fat la
trying pan, add chicken and brown
quickly. Transfer to battered ceeser
oie, add sntlk. Cover tightly and
bake an hour tn a moderate oven.
Uncover tad sake IS minutes to
nrosra.
Summer Salad
t cap sliced pickled beet
t cup sliced cucumbers
t cup cooked sssartfua
3 tablespoons chopped onions
2 tablespoons chopped green pep
pers Si cup sliced radishes
cu French dressing
Chill ingredients. Arrange beets on
lettuce on salad plates. Top with
rest of ingredient and serve.
Fruit Mallow
20 msrsbroaiiows
t cup crushed pineapple
1 tablespoon lemon juice
H teaspoon salt
2 eggs, beaten
Green trait coloring
g cups heavy cream, whipped
Can American skill
beer once
o you like beer well enough to make
risk we invite you
Pilsner brewed here in America. It is our
beer Brown Derby Pilsner,
fe believe you will find in
Derby the sparkling lightness of Pilsner.
The unmistakable Pilsner smack. The
full Pilsner flavor.
We believe this with good reason. But
you decide, after you have set lips to a
cool glassful. After you have taken a deep
"pulF and rolled Brown Derby Pilsner on
your tongue and tasted it in company
with your favorite food you be the Judge.
Taki home severs! bottles of Brown Derby Pilsner. Ju5ge
this brer cr itically. Urios you find Brown Derby Pilsner
a true Pilsner untos it satisfies you in evt ry way return
Just the empty bottles to tht store where you bought the beer
and they will refund your full purchase price
OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY
1S cup shaved sveet or semi-sweet
chocolate
Rest marsh mallows, pineapple.
Juice and sett tn double bolter until
blended. Btir with fork, pour over
esse end coot. Chi!) in refrigerator
until quite thick, color desired shad
of (reen and fold tn cream. Pour In
to refrigerator trT. Sprinkle with
chocolate and (reeee i hours, or until
stiff.
COPCO PROPOSES
COOS BAY PUNT
Washington, July 18. IJP)
Covered in the proposal of the
federal power commission yes
terday for new electrical gener
ating facilities were two Oregon
steam projects.
One was the "L" station of
Portland General Electric com
pany. Portland, 35,000 kilowatts
to be installed by 1945 and the
other the Caiifornia-0 r t g o n
Power company. Coos bay plant
at North Bend, 30,000 kilowatts
to be installed by 1844 and 30,
000 by 1946.
Funds would be made avail
able by the Reconstruction Fi
nance corporation.
MOTOR REGISTRATION
HITS ALL-TIME HIGH
Salem, July 18.- (Pi Ore
gon's motor vehicle registration
today totaled an alt-time high
of 403,306, a 10 per cent gain
over the same time last year,
the state department said today.
Of the total, 332,001 were
private passenger cars.
to taste a true
Brown
18. 1941.
GRANGE TO FEAST
BANK EMPLOYES
Big Applegate. July 18 Spl.)
Employes of the First National
bank of Medford and their fam
ilies will be served a banquet
at Upper Applegate Grange halt
at 6:30 p. m. Saturday, July 18.
Mrs. C. W. Culy, chairman of
the home economics committee,
with the ladies of her committee
and the Grange, has charge of
the event. Preparations are be
ing made for 35 guests.
A public dance will be held
following the banquet, begin
ning at 9 o'clock, with music
by Vern Marsnall's orchestra of
Medford.
VACATION AT
CHETC0 INN
fish Smith River, the Wlnchsck,
the Chetco and the Rogue, gwtra
in the Pacific Relax, rest. Spe
cial week-end rate ot oolv S3JO
per day for room. S-course dinner,
a la carte breakfast, complete
luncheon. Family rates, weekly
and monthly rates, Meno Includes
sea food, chicken, steak, home
made butter, rolls. Jam.
Light housekeeping rooms In hotel
and separate cabins, accommoda
tions for 4 $2.50 per dev. Alto
montblr rates to permanent
Hotel S30, S3S and S40 per month.
S meals per day, good rooms, good
beds. Fishing Is good now trout
and salmon striking.
re - create the
brewed in PILSEN ?
TjtT look of a good glass of Pilsner was in itself an
invitation and a promise ...
The brilliant color, the crystal-clarity of the beer. And
the sparkling tiny bubbles that raced endlessly up to
join the white, fragrant collar.
And this promise was met at first taste.
1 was a light and lively flavor, marvelously
refreshing to the mouth. A mellow beer taste neither
strong, bitter nor sweet. A deeply satisfying goodness.
T& Jritndly ixxrmth af tk tfd Wi if Pisen charmtd ail tL-ho
fautd ikat vy. And travftfers httd tht beer bmxtd tfurt tn
mch utttm that it bttami ixxirU -famous U tht "King of Betrs."
1 SiPifwsisu
FIELD WORK 100 MUCH
FOR MED TRANSIENT
Milton-Freewater, Ore., July
18. (JP It was back to the
jailhouse yesterday for Vince
Delmar, transient arrested on a
disorderly conduct charge and
given a suspended sentence on
his promise to work in the hay
fields.
After a hitch In the fields
with the temperature above 100.
Every Evening to
ABBEY GREEN'S
MUSIC
Delicious Dinner
Served 'Til Midnight
S0c Door Charge Saturdays only
Lounge in Connection.
Cool, Hospitable
ROGUE RIVER
LODGE
Delmar appeared be (ere Judge
George Sanderson, hot, weary
and with blistered hands, and
asked to be put back In Jail.
MANY FARMS ADDED
TO ELECTRIC LINES
Salem, July 18. UFh-Oregon
privately-owned power com
panies reported that on July I
they were serving 44,411 farms,
an increase of 8.873 over the
same date year ago.
During the year ended July 1
they constructed 783 mile of
new rural lines.
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