MINEBK00522

• County: Park
• Volume: 6
• Document: Inspectr
• Suffix: A

As ky•5q represents chargss on five tons of ore,
in addition to the above costs of mining, etc „ one Fifth of
same, or w:1,70 mast be added
ton, as total f h giving a total of tir~~,70 Per
cost ° andling,
assuming' a gross saving of 65;0 on combined eon_
crossation and smelting, we mould require an ore with s
above, v~iteou~ an) ~~ per ton. to meet the expense named
y allor~ance Por sinking Pond, recovery oP
investment, and interest on ,same,
Tiie reason, Por taking gg as the percentage of
saving'. is cue to the presence oP copper iron c-arrying values
in the ore, v:hich occasions considerable
loss due to sliming,
;lo concentration tests ;Were made by me on these ores,
its Presence little lor.~ on estimate, but iP the copper maintains
in tre ore, consider 7n? a ?,,~,_
carai;ration under co +1c~1 saving in con_
niiitions that will confront '''management,
CONCT. JS10~,
T:le rant RC
ky Belle bode hss many promising features,
being strong, and cotttaining good gold values in ulaees,
There is no dcubt but that the intruding mineralized
porphyry has an influence on the ore
egploxation s deposition, and Further '
hould he carried on, that same may be more
definitely ascertained h ''
y further cross cutting at the bottom ';;;
°f tivinze, etnd driving ~
a cross cut Beth „ays near the ~~~
Mo,l turmel, breast of ~ '~~5
There is reason to suppose that the gray mineralized
porphyry. extends from the Belle yein,,,eust„of r~hat is lrnown
as the parallel vein, located 120 ft, .~w7;~'
east of the Belle, and