Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy · Montreal (etc.) · leaf 594
from a megascopic examination of these rocks,and proven by a microscopic examination. A thin section of the speci-men of this rock, as stated in a previous part of the paper, shows it tobe impregnated with the sulphides, while in two sections which were ex-amined by the writer, fairly fresh… … u 540 The Canadian Mifiitig Institute. on granite-stock hold to the granite ; both, he beUeves, were formedby the differentiation of a once homogeneous magma. Sandbergerseparated the dark siHcates of a great many rocks, and, by operatingon quantities of 30 grams, proved them to contain Cu, Ni, Co,…
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