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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 2 (July 1901) (1901)

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, of Antwerp. The through value of more than thirty million dollars. The entire shipping rate will be less than six dollars per ton to a "jig tank," a large square box filled with water in region presents a most curious aspect to the mining land the ore in that city. It is fully believed by all… … last, the steamship "Din- zinc sulphide (ZnS), con- A TYPICAL KANSAS ZINC-ORE KEDUCING MILL. nington," while trying to taining about 67 per cent make Portland Harbor dur- metallic zinc. When first ing a heavy gale, was wrecked upon the outer arm of side an oblong trough, whose flat bottom was…

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