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Another symptom of the new intensity of national brotherhood was the attempt towards amalgamating the Spanish and German communities, but brotherhood broke down under the disparity of revenue, the rich Spanish sect displaying once again the exclusiveness which has marked its history. Amid these internal problems, the unspeakable immigrant was an added thorn.
Amongst the old appliances is one which approximated very closely to the amalgamating, or blanket table, of a modern quartz mill. The grinding was done between two stones, and possibly by means of such primitive mechanism as is used to-day by the natives of Korea.
Rock breaker 10 effective horse-power Amalgamating pan 5 effective horse-power Grinding pan 6 effective horse-power Single stamp of 750 lb. dropping 90 times per minute 1.25 effective horse-power Settlers 4 effective horse-power Ordinary hoisting lift 20 effective horse-power Allow 10 per cent in addition for overcoming friction.
If, however, we are merely amalgamating, then at stated periods the battery and pans are cleaned out, the amalgam rubbed or scraped from the copper plates and raised from the troughs and riffles.
We now come to a highly important part of our subject, the practical treatment of ores and matrixes for the extraction of the metals contained. The methods employed are multitudinous, but may be divided into four classes, namely, washing, amalgamating with mercury, chlorinating, cyaniding and other leaching processes, and smelting.
This temperament of mine this good and evil that is in me, it shall grow with every age, spreading ever wider, combining, amalgamating. I go into my children and my children's children, I am eternal. I am they, they are I. The tree withers and you clear the ground, thankful if out of its dead limbs you can make good firewood; but its spirit, its life, is in fifty saplings.
In 1587, Nurhachu built a walled city, and established an administration in his tiny principality, the even-handed justice and purity of which soon attracted a large number of settlers, and before very long he had succeeded in amalgamating five Manchu States under his personal rule.
Portions of mankind, in many other respects capable of, and prepared for freedom, may be unqualified for amalgamating into even the smallest nation.
Her weight acts as a menace to neighbouring countries, and as, by a mysterious historic law the primitive migrations of peoples and the ancient invasions mostly originated from the territories now occupied by Russia, the latter has succeeded in amalgamating widely different peoples and in creating unity where no affinity appeared possible.
The arastra is sometimes used for amalgamating tailings which have passed through stamping-mills. Chilean Mill. The Chilean mill has a circular bed like the arastra, but much smaller, and the quartz is crushed by two large stone wheels which roll round on their edges. In the centre of the bed is an upright post, the top of which serves as a pivot for the axle on which both of the stones revolve.
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