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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 4 (January 1899) (1899)

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ving the slime losses are con- ty-five tons of ore in twenty-four hours with screens of siderably reduced, and the stamps are moved not only turned out by subsidized Siberian foundries. Every vertically, but are also rotated. sixty-mesh fineness. seven miles a side track is being built, so that the… … Both tables may be adjusted vertically, horizontally, " A great deal of harm has been done lately by ad PARKER'S ROTARY ORE-STAMPING MILL. and to the circle of the head independently, or may be venturers who come here from the United States with drawn clear back from the cutter-head, to give free a…

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