MONTE

These three properties are 1
\by Enstern Canada capitalists and arc |

e Monte Criste has over 1800 feet
unnel,

ark,

atessors, On Ta
Colona: Has 1 4
is furnished power }: N °
to Forty rmoen are employed 67
two properties.
Virginia: Ov

to.
tAR

. from

ed on

Monday, Nov. 15,

aN Interestsin ‘rail Creek |
CRISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA. iF preerties of 1M ies
owned ll Hl gilevelopment work.
ere by George Piun
" and Waroll
wand. tres, They are,
wed on Monte Cristo mount: |
a milo north of town brig ttankt

inager ANGOLA

shaft, riso and cro: ut | ©

ig provided with two ¢:
sone’ nd one d-drills.

feet of work a
y the Monte cr

er $13,000 was expen
irginia by former own _

the Virg' the late pure | ows

double compartment ;

we, | 5" THE CRESCENT

Hf you are Icoking fer snaps,
come and sec U3.

— Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. IT. No. 198.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JANUARY -24, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

tk

R 4

 Noveltiés Artiving

THE STOCK REPORT.

AT. THE LETROL SHELTER

LABOR PLATFORM ENDORSED.

City Council Practically Adopts the Whole

REQUISITION OF INQUIRY.

Jury Summoned to Invlstigate the
Recent Fire in M. J.

qe

cell goods

a ‘The Arlington Con. Mining and Smelt-
sith L ing Co. has been put on the market at
-{12cents. The company has two claime
near Slocan City and has already. about
sixty tons of ore on the dump, and has

shipped one carload which netted the

Labor Platform.

INS

ny IRS

A!

Days il
ty days we propose to

ge Voting the next (iit
Se Daring

i i vided
ical shaft, which will be provic
sey eaae, the firat in tho camp: |
All three of these claims are i

uable and promise fair to make di

After Xmas.
Every ‘Day "

At the meeting of the Trades and La-
AT

bor council held Saturday “evening, the
legislative committee reported waiting

se

7S

It Was Blown in Last Friday and is
“Now Ranning in a Satis-

MIT

ontiued cor- ‘ eed
LDING,

. the principal

: We- have .a few TOILET

NNIE E.

nave been des:
inble to visit al
snentioned we Wi
for all statements,
uhey can be relied up-
ect.

> miles
Tho Union is located three m! S

xep, and §
dnery consist

‘Thas.been sunk on the

Canadian Gi

od, and situat

the east slope of

one half mule ro 2
f Rossland x 18

a8 W. teack. * Tt ie being:

wo with a |

two machine drills.

feet a day Is bein:

feec

man:

sec.
side

41100

on th
tein,
city.
is $2,!

T

‘The

‘HA. Ridpath,
M, Armstrong,

com-| purpose of e
i- | acting suc!

repeate
The mine is situated
le north of tbe busi-
eparate and
developed | |
shafts, | J
Ww
i Gross
pray ct tons of ore on the dimp and
in sight, waiting favorable conditions.
for :eatment. -
firet locations in
the nost valuable
mert improved machh
on the property. ‘
WAR EAGLE. a
This mine and the Crown P int are |’
owned by the War Exgle Consolidated
Gold miving compauy of Toronto. It
adjoins the Le Rci on the west, and
has d lop
ment work and paid $175,000 in divi-
dends. The present managment pre-
fers to hold their ore until the com-

pany builds a smelter or can get bet-| W

ter freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the imine.
It has all the necessary SGnveniences,

dend paying mince |
|

This claim is owned by the British}

the e

thc .
near neighbor of the | Highland.
Primrose shows: Haas sins

a T-foot quartz. \¢

These properties belong

located on Green*mountain
-lof Red mountain,
miles from Roseland.
foot shaft and 30 foot
Electa.
defined, and assays have
aa high as $300 a ton.

Owned by the Black Prince
company, J. A.
McPherson, vice pres-,

below Trail.
foot shaft, 60

mountain, “ing th
south of the

owned by the Elba-]
solidated mining company,

COBINTHIAR:
meeta ont

Fi the Ta EDS. mocraney, secrotary
O8SLAND. No. 2
in Boctety Hall,

ter
done over 5,500 feet of develop- Batted States,

BC, an

Lon| Let me ¢ te and submit samples.

Park moun:

f Deer ng the Gold
iS ye. Ibis crown
i nm the

5 to

George A |

Rooms Newly Fitted and
a yoonted ed and

Jond and is owned by
age McGlynn, Mike Mc
J.A. MeDon

—To-—-

$8.00 a Week.

ne} and open ent
TOW

‘Rossland,

np
widevand the- Blue

od

less of Co

ee een

2 le j Z
are looking for snaps, come and see u

£

If you

ELECTA AND ©)
to

54 THE CRESCENT

STUSSI BLOCK

ya Gold Mining. company 2

three and

There is ¢
cross-cut on hel
js large and
been obtained

Y.
HA

The ledge

r ° |
tondike
THE BLACK PRINCE. Pant e ry
mining} §4 @ >| (on
Black Prince minine) M CCANE ¢
G. A raiser, .
on the north
three miles
a 40

out

and trs. Teenie os
‘olumbia rive!
one ‘work consists of
foot tunnel and
feet of open-cuts. Assnys
ELBA | she eme for it iy SUBSCRIPTION
uated on Lockont;
outh belt, jest
Point and is
‘rail Creek Con-
Robe:
aft
“

ne Elba

ONL

Thera is a s|

1

Rossiand

it

Evening
Record ar

__Secroy
SECRET SOCIETIES

1.0. 0, F. meets
‘Masonic Hall.
ed, to attend.
cup, N..G., John ni, Jt., Sec.
oe
jne a fall, Rossland.

Gold Fields of

the:
‘cae YSMasonic. i
Aeiten aro cordially

.T.M.—Red Mountain Tent No. 4. incets
Otte $rd and Sth Wednesday of each month

——
United States Consulate.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
the government ‘of
‘lished a ©

THE ~ WEERLY
LECORD
ill be Issued
Evety .

jet at, Ros

se
en!

Consular Agent of the United S1
Rossiand, B.C., Oct. 25th, 1897.

machiner: etc. The . &
Western Raway is built to the mine.
THE LILY MAY.

ner
The Lily May was the first location Dave
in this camps May 27, 1889. It is now der ‘the name of
a hy the Lily May Gold mining Office,
Santny, Sonator George Turner, pres|!and,

mM prt,
W. 7 Harrie, manager and Frank
Kizer, sec. and tres. It is located in
ths south belt, two and a half miles
soutin of town. Development «work
cousists of over 300 feet of tunnel and
shaft. ‘here is 150 tons of shipping
ore on the dump, which will average
$20.a ton. Mine provided with hoist,
comoreasor plant, machine drills. etc.

GEM, LIGER AND UNCLE SAM. x
Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kineon, S. $. Campbell, Thos. Coffey.
‘Locate.! on one ledge in the. south
belt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot
ghaft and 50 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sam haga 25 foot shaft and 150
foet of surface work.
EUREKA AND ELDORADO.
Property of the Erucka Consolida-
mining company, H. P. Jones,
ved oa Coc, eee E., Coldwell, trs.,

NOTICE

ion of Par
is hereby given that the part-
heretofore existing between
sky and Phil. A Silverstone un-
cle Dave’s Toan
No. 20, Washington s' a
has been this day di

MORNING

oe
Phil A Silverstone is to pay all j Je will coutain all the principal news
owed by the said firm, and is author ed \
to collect all accounts due said firm.
: Dave Cousry.

THURSDAY

ahi

ivin

published in one week.

(J. 4. Spiking
ASGAYER.

mi os tt

inples received by mail carefully

Purp A. Sipvenst
Dated Jan. 6, 1898.

NOTICE. |

Applications will be received by the
undersigned for the position of Asseseor, | tp

Collector and License Inspector, com- |
bined in one office, for the city of Ros:-
land, for the year 1898. State experi-

W. McQuzes, City Clerk. |

—

Ali
ence. "
1-18-tf.

DON’T FORGET.

Do not forget that the Recorp
office will save yon money, do y
‘work promptly and in the best aly

——
Wanted $,2000

Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Ti ted
real estate at a low rate of inier

tossl
2, 18938.
dons Wiarson.

i
Jan.

pres.

allof Rossland. Located seven miles
Southof Rossland on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 feet, tunnel LOO with five hes
working. Ore iren-copper carryny,
gold intl silver, nssaying from $10 to
$37. Capitalization $1,000,000.

Good security. Apply at this oflice. uo!
pe
For Sale. |
‘Two small marine engines: Apply

at this office. Washington.

pa IE SET

:
Which daily gives the news Tithe grac |i

The ¥

3.00 and 3.50 per week.
Suites of Roun
Single Rooms, 1.50.

Come anid see

Dominion

n all c

q tH AE
WeCOLd JOR
Has constantly on band a supply of

For Sal

Assorted Colors.

83
he

Je
te

Joni.

aad Lables 4 8i35¢
eord OD Uiics

FURNISHED

with

| 4.00.

STOVES.

mat the

‘Hotel

Having moved inte our Fire Proof Building
'

-'The Record Three Sterey Builcin

Te fer rent in whole, or in pert.

: “Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floaj

Might Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

y|/ Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping. Rent to fuit th

Times,
| Apply at-This Office, _acassm.

nn W. Hartline, Prop.

Telephone, No. 8

eighs! Cutters!
6, Yes, We Have Them.

One, Two and ‘Three Seats.

|
|
i
|
1
\
fl

igs a
Attractive Doshon, i
* A
\

; They are Nobby. ‘Try Them. If You are Gey
ting upa Sleighing Party see us about Rigs. Good Teams.

Red Star Livery and Transfer Company.

1.9, Washington Street, Stables, Le Roi Avenve;
Martin Rlock.

Jd. U.Varker,

Mining Engineer
ey and Parke:
ines aud Mining.

JS. Chere, Je

Custom Broker
Real Estate Agent

hined and reported on,

ad fotaries nn given to the placing of} =
and Hetaries. nud the management of |
corth Amerien
h Sosth Amerson ROSSLAND, Ri. C.
Cuble address, “Parker, Rosstand.” Moreing |
and Neal and Ledford MeNoll's Codes, \

Olive with Rossland Water: & Li:
Columbia Ave. Roseland.

may

Fosehanb.

Rear Hunter Br

, Stationery, Wall , aper F
And Fancy Goods Store.
Come in and lock: Aroundpas
“Listen to Our Large Musio Box.

HLS. Wallace's

and) MANICURE ‘sets. left |
from our large ‘stock which
willbe sold ...........

At Your Own. -Price

and ‘Lailoting: :

Opposite "Postoffice

17

REMEMBER we are handling only the Hineat’
English goods in our Tailoring

wre =

employ-tione ‘but first; clas:

Wecannot afford to SLAUGHTER our goods "~~
ag, that means cheap labor and cheap work. So

=

louse

department and s
‘orkmen, * ee

if you want a fine Tailor made auit, go to

_] Iron Mask.

$2,007. The
for one million shares,

large scale. :

Dundee.
Evening Star.

22

3
6.
43

6

£8 onl

soso
21

STOCK BROKERS,
P. O. Box 428,
TELEPHONE 45,

Codes: Beprorp, Mcngii & CLoucH.

pany is stocked

200,000. being
placed in the treasury. It is the inten-
tion of the company to place machinery

_]on the property and to start work one

We, have the following bargains sub-
ject le. & : :

.] blew in ‘and has- since’. been ‘running
[2 Col. EN.

|ROLT & GROGAN

Columbia Avenue,

factory Manner,

IT 18 TURNING OUT COPPER MAT

Ready to-do Custom Work and De-
aire High Per Cent. Copper °

Ores.

‘The ore. ta the Le Roi-smel:
ter at Northport from the mine aré regu-
lar and’ average 300 tons a day. The
roasting process began the first of this
month and Saturday noon ‘the smelter

smoothly and satisfactorily. |

|. Peyton; general manager of
the Le Roi Mining and Smelting Com-
Pany, spent the sabbath at the mine
and was highly elated over the .success
of the beginning treatment of their.own
ore. He had s amall copper mat.cake
from their smelter and exinbited it with

IN

O. M. FOX -&.CO,

Colpmbia Ave. and Lincoln 8t.-

2O PER CENT.
‘-|REDUCGION

CROCKERY

To close out our Xmag lines.
* An exceptional chance.

a great degree ot pride.

James Breen, one of the beat smelter
mezx‘in the west, superintended tho erec-
tion of the Northport smelter. - He also
built the Trail smelter and is general

Article 8 the wages of all
be the same as i

on the city council with regard to the
following labor platform which had
been formulated by the Trades and La-
bor council :—

1, That the label of the Rossland
Typographical union be placed upon all

city job work and that the city adver-

tising be given only to those papers em-
ploying union labor. ~ fast t
2. Inall contracts to which the city

shall be inserted:

[a.] That the minimum rate of wa-
ges paid to laborers shall be thirty cents
per hour.

(b.] That mechanics and other skilled
laborers be paid tthe union. regulation
wages. :

(c.] That all operatives employed upon
said contracts shall receive their weekly
wages in lawfull Canadian money at the
city offices on Monday of each week,

8. That the contract system be abol-

ished upon all public works involving an
expenditure of $500 or less.

4. That in ‘all works referred to in
employes shall,
d in the cont:

will be part the following conditions|.

0’ Hearn’s Store,

10 BE TRIED AT 10 TO-MORROW.

Insurance Men Want to Know, You
Know, How the Fire
Started.

The insurance agents who represent
the risks on the goods which were de-
stroyed and damaged by fire and water
in M. J. O’Hearn’s store last Saturday
morning have caused an inquiry to be
instituted as to the origin of the fire.

This inquiry comes up in the form of.
@ requisition from three property owuers
near the building where the fire was,
Upon this requisition’made to Magistrate
Jordan, summons were issued for seven
|property or house holders to act as ju-

to which the city will be part and pay-

ment of the operatives be. in the same
manner and place. ~ :

5. That the taxation on improvements

be reduced with a view to its speedy

with the

manager of the Le Roi smelter.

H. O. Bellinger, who has been metal-
lurgist and general superintendent of
the Trail smelter while it was treating
76,000 tons of Le Roi ore, holds a simila:
position at the Northport amelter, at a
salary:.it is caid of. $1,000 a month,
One of Mr. Heinze’s head men. said re-
centl¥-of Mr. Billinger that *‘ there waa
no better smelter man om earthi”

Mr. Bellinger took s nuniber, of his
helpers and workmen with him from

n Afternoon ©
j from 2°to 5. ;

Evening, 7:30 tp. 10.)

| DREVER °°:

PROPRIETORS |

f saritwr asi ty TR

Pepe st BOBEELTIA A tee tad lhe
SKATES TO RENT SKATES TO RENT
‘SKATES .SHARPENED 9 ++ 9°? s-!

Palace Skating Rink,

“from 10 to 11

JOHN R. COOK,

Office. and: ‘Business “Rooms

ye"T9

greg?

RENT *

Corner of Colombia Avenue and Washington Street. Best Jocation

in the city :

Good Mining .Property.

‘Shares of Stock in

Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots.

OFFICE WITH-—

Rossland Mining Abstract Co,

Over Post Office.

Peygpen Ne

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agen

ROSS THOMPSON

Ihave blocks of stock in the following companies for sale—
Eureka’ Consolidated, West Le Bot and ‘Josie; Monita, Homestake

Gopher, R. E.

Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo,
and Silverine. ‘ .

Lots in the’ Original’ To'wnsite.

THE REDDIN JAOKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. Oo.

~Gomfortable

.] | Mines examined and reported on.
“Special attention “gtven to the placing of

Rooms

|? the plant consists of two water. jack-
eted farnai inchet

‘Trail to Northport. Under these circam-
-}stancea nothing, short ofauccess could be
pected. ¢

inslde, with water jacketed fore hearths,
two Con blowers’ for 1

of necessary revenue to defray the ex-|
penses of public.service.

6. That the tax on traveling merchant

: tailors or their solicitors not having work
done in the city be raised from $50 to

$200, and that the union label be upon
all city work. .

The city council practically adopted
this platform in. its entirety, objection
being taken to clause 5 only.: Clause 6,
however, could not be adopted, being
contrary to the laws of the provincial
government which fixes the maximum
tax at $50 for six .months, ~ It is..prob-
able“ that ‘with clauses 5 and 6 revised
the city council will pass a resolution

embodying thia platform.

A resolution condemning the tax

MI
air to the furnaces; a 60-ton reverbera-
[tory matte furnace; a Holtoff-Wethey
‘roasting furnace, J0x100 feét in-size;-a
-120-horse power Reynolds-Corliss con-
densing engine; two 80-horse power tu-
ular boilers; an hydraulic ele-|,

placed on
ing a speedy abolishment was also passed
and «committee appointed for that pur- : prciadebs
pose will draft a resolution and forward{ Chief :of Police. Ingram and Police
it to the p ial g Magi Jorden

of the action taken by other bodies in / morni

ing miners and di d.

rors. The ber can be not less than
three or more than_twelve.

The hearing was set for ten o'clock to-
morrow morning.

PROBABLY NO CHANGE.
The Liquor License to'Be Pald the City at
the Old. Rate,

The hotel men have received: notice
from the board of license commission
issned by the city clerk and delivered by,
Licenee Inspector Harp, to forthwith
pay their licenses. As nothing is enid
about the amount to be paid it will no
doubt be $200 for six months.
The petition asking that separate li-
cense be issued to saloons at $400 a year
and to hotels at $200 a year has so far
been disregarded.

It is claimed that there are ‘as many
ag ten houses that will not renew their
licenses.

BACK FROM NELSON.

Magistrate Jorden ‘Talks of the Government
Jail There,

In view

vator, and « complete ore sampling

Joseph Dabney,
Dabney and. Parker
‘Mines and Mining.

Mining Properties and the management o:
mines, . a ‘
ROSSLAND, B.

and Neal and Bedford McNell’s Codes. =.

5, L.Parker,
Mining Engineer
* | such ore as can be treated by their plant,

C.| Colville Indian reservation will fornish
Cable eddress, “ Parker, Rossland." Moreing

plant, “= F

_ The present capacity of the smelter is
+1800 tons a day, which will be increased
as the ‘supply of ore .warrants. The}
smelter people are in .the market for

Copper orea are particularly desired, for
1) Which the highest. market price will be
paid. It is not at all unlikely that the

thie smelter with considerable ore as
many large copper properties are being

| Custom Broker.
Real Estate Agent.

Offive with Rossland Water & LightCo.
Columbia Avé. Rossland.

Stenographer and Typewriter.

Correspondence; English and French
f Le Work, . Mining

Reports, Ete.

Miss Harries, Ritchie Building,

Office, W. J. Whiteside, Esq.

" $20 000 To Loan

In sums of $500 or more for short time on ap-
proved security.

D. M. LINNARD,
Gook Ruilding,

W.S.JONES

Columbia Ave., Roaslan d

Custom: House - Blanks

opened up there.

The suceesaful operation of the Le Roj
smelter means much for-the Rosslan
camp, Leases Bint -

Myers Heard From:

W..A. Myers is reported as having
passed through Oalgary on his way. east.
It will be remembered that he -was .th:

he p itis almost certain that this

tax on working miners will be with-
drawn by the next government.

FLOUR $150 A POUND.

Thieving at Dawson Prevalent and No Place

Safe Withont a Guard .

The reports that have been going to
the war department at Washington, D.
CO. recentlv indicating that there is a
scarcity of food in the Klondike: country
have now taken another turn and the
last reports go to show that there is al-
ready a grert scarcity there, with pros-
pects of worse to come.

Assistant Meikiejot

‘y has
received a report from General Merriam
at Vancouver barracks which. makes
this fact apparent while incidentally

th report from

instigator of the trouble The Record
had with the printers and that he after-
wards started the Daily Standard with
the ayowed purpose of iz The Rec-

e

Portland, Oregon to the efiect that the
government relief expedition had been
abandoned.

It will also be remembered that he
mysteriously disappeared on Chriat-
mas night and it was rumored teat he
had committed suicide.
learned that he had collected foras

paid, the suspicion of suicide: vanished.
He left his wife without money and in
8 delicate condition. The Presbyterian
| church and Typographical union sent
her home and he is now first heard frnm,
at Calgary. 5

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.
police magistrate for being drunk and

disorderly, and was given until to-mor-
row to leave town.

THE REcorpD
JoB OFFICE

Latest and Approved Forms.

Has « fall line of Custom House Blanks

RECORD OFFICE

term, has completed his work and will
have his report ready to-morrow.

taking Ex-mayor Scott’s bedding the
night of the O’Hearn fire is out on his
own recognizance to appear at 10 o'clock
to-morrow.

Sidney Charles, who. was for a long
time a reporter on The Evening Record
and who directed the Daily Standard

ord out of town. quite

When it waa

many advertisements as he could and
left his printera‘and other employes un-

Rose Dwyer was up again before the

James D, McGaughy, who had the job
of anditing the city books for the past

J.0. V. Seeley, who was accused of

m says: “Opinions are
on the food diti

at Dawson. The following from a pri-
vate letter written by Rev. 8. Young, a
Presbyterian missionary, dated at Daw-
son city December Ist, has been furn-
ished me by N. T. Ross of Portland, and

ing from Neleon, where they went:
to lodge in jail two prisoners. » ne

Mr. Jorden says the government basa
splendid jail at Nelson, being safe, dur-.
able and well-furnished. The floor is
tnade of 18 inches of cement. Each floor
is provided with baths. There are ten
cella for women and twenty-six for men.
They are neat and comfortable as need
be for the health of the inmates.

The prisoners sentenced to hard labor
will, be furnished with wood to saw,
clothes to make for the iemates, gardens
to hoe and an occasional rock to break.

Goes. to Cranbrook.

R. E. Beattie, who has for some
months been with George A. Fraser’
popular drug house, will open a drug
store at Cranbrook, on the line of the
Crow’s Nest Pass railroad, twenty miles
south of Fort Steele. His stock of goods
ha been purchased and will be there
in a few days. |

Mr. Beattie is 2 thorough business
man, a good druggist, and a pleasant
gentleman, and his many friemds here
wish him well.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Col. I. N. Peyton accompanied by hig
daughter, Mrs. Frank Gibbs, came in

differs from the opini ex-
pressed by persons recently arriving it
the east both as to the food supplies and
the good order.

The strife for something to eat is al-
ready di i Thieving is

and no man’s place is safe when he is
away from it. The suffering for want of
food is likely to be very great this spring.
When we got here short of supplies, as
so many others do, we found flour selling
at from $1.26 to $1.60 per pound and oth”
er things in proportion, and not to be
found at allat the stores, where sugar

out. Several restaurants have a sign on
their doors something like this: ‘Closed
till next boat arrives; no grub.”

Bobbie Burns’ Birthaay.
The 8t. Andrew and Caledonian socie-
ties of Rogsland are making great prep-
arations for the grand ball to be given
to-morrow evening at Dominion ‘Hall
under their auspices. The date is Janu-
ary 25th and the the celebrati

only could be bought and that soon ran | to-d:

from §: evening and ree
turned to-day.

E. W. Puckett, who went to school to
the editor of the Record nineteen years
ago, has accepted a position on this pa-
per and will call upon the business men
of Rossland for i: d

Coolgardie Smith has given up his
trip to the Klondike and is on his way
back to Roisland.

John H. Stones, who is extensively en-
gaged in the wood business along the
line of the 8, F. & N., was in town over
Sunday and left on the aouthbound train
lay.

Fred Winsor, ex-Assistant chief of the
fire department has gone to Spokane,

The Mountain View.

The 130-foot tunnel contract on the
Mountain View was finished Saturday
and Col. Peyton one of the ownera saya
that better valnes in gold are obtained
now than ever before.

of Bobbie Burns’ birthday.

down the swift stream of
until it struck a snag and sunk, has ta-
ken his departure for California.

Tt is an i ball with refresh-
ments, and tickets can be had of J.
MoCrae.

The M View lies just west of
the St. Elmo on the west slope of Red
Mountain near the Jumbo. Ithas large

F, bodies of low grade ore and is a concen-

trating proposition,