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C0NTINU
(continued
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1)
chalcopyrite,
chalcocitc,
but
the
most
frequent
carrier
is
the
fajjntl-lar
form
known
as
galena.
Native
silver,
sulphides
and
arsenides
are
less
common.
Among
silver
ores
there
are
argentlte
or
silver
glance,
pyrargyrite
or
ruby
silver,
prous-tlte
or
light
ruby
sliver,
stephenite
black
or
britUe
silver
polybaslte,
cerargyrite
or
hom
silver,
broray-rlte,
embollte,
iodyrite
and
tetra-hedrite.
The
general
mode
of
occurrence
is
in
fissure
veins.
Gold
has
been
found
to
occur
in
rare
Instances
as
an
original
content
of
igneous
rocks.
Veins
carrying
these
ineUls
will,
as
a
rule,
be
of
the
quartz
or
altered
andesites
type.
i
In
closing,
Dr.
Smltheringale
spoke
briefly
on
the
condition
of
!
silver
mining
today
and
referred
to
I
the
probable
causes
of
great
depres
sion
in
values.
A
number
of
questions
were
asked
in
regard
to
the
veins
that
generally
carry
the
metals.
Reference
was
again
made
to
primary
ores
and
secondary
ores
recovery
of
gold
from
pyrites,
the
accepted
use
of
the
terms
agglomeration
and
conglomeration.
Further
reference
was
also
made
to
stocks
and
chief
batholi-thlc
ruptlons.
to
flows
of
altered
:
granite
(rhyolite),
to
contacts,
to,
contact
metamorphic
zones,
to
the
effect
of
erosion
and
surface
changes
generally.
Interesting
facts
were
also
given
in
reference
to
hydro-
mary,
that
is,
they
may
have
existed
in
the
rock
at
or
near
the
mag-
ing
reference
was
made
to
the
well
known
openings
or
spaces
In
sand,
gravel,
etc.
and
their
resulting
sandstones
and
conglomerates.
Some
openings
are
made
by
the
c
inger
Sewing
Machines
On
Easy
Monthly
Payment!
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month
Cheaper
to
nuy
than
rent
All
makes
of
machines
repaired.
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sibrr
value
ian
approach
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neriiil
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her
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from
$15.00
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B.C.
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JAMES
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and
Crystal
Reading
White
House
225
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Ave.
Telephone
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Third
Ave.
Phone
22
thermal
solutions
as
affected
by
window
lilass
and
Glazing
the
changing
temperature
of
zones
or
rather
strata
through
which
they
may
pass.
Nelson's
Beauty
Parlor
Evening
Lecture
(
CrofWJgnoie
Permanent
Wave
In
the
evening
great
Interest
was
.
Guaranteed
$750
again
shown
in
the
study
of-ores
:
sWlled
artists
in
all
branches
of
and
rocks.
There
were
about
wirty
beauty
rulture
nresent.
The
subject
had
te
doTfltrt
J-jj
Tnij
g(rect
openings
m
tne
rocKS.
ine
speaker
jxplained
that
by
this
Is
meant
the
Innumerable
cracks,
crevices,
joints
;
and
other
openings,
whether
l.rge
'
like
caves
or
microscopically
small,
:
and
in
which
hydrothermal
or
aur-face
solutions,
vapors
or
gases,
may
be
enabled
to
deposit
their
contained
minerals.
Suth
settings
will
be
found
mote
numerous
and
perhaps
more
pronounced
in
sheared
zones.
;
Some
of
these
openings
may
be
pri
Phone
Ulue
561
BLASTING
AND
Concrete
Work
NELS
ROKKJAR
Letoomeau
Apartments
ttclines,
saddle
reefs,
etc.
'
Continuing,
the
speaker
referred
to
shearing
stress
normal
and
re-
matic
stage.
The
reference
here
Is,
;
verse
to
volcanic
eruption,
to
what
of
course,
to
Igneous
rock.
Calcite.
-is
called
conjugate
fracturing,
td
luartz.
and
possibly
a
metal
such
as
j
fracturing
even
resulting
from
copper
may
find
lodgment
In
such
crystallization,
primary
openlnp.
1
Among
questions
asked
were.
Illustrative
reference
was
made
'
some
relating
to
the
differences
ben
to
amygdaloldal
lava
rock.
In
pass-1
tween
several
varieties
of
porphyry.
The
monsontte,
granite
and
quarts
varieties
were
especially
mentioned.
The
speaker
showed
how
these
dlf
frences
are
brought
about
by
refer
ring
to
the
manner
and
time
and
solvent
action
of
water
or
possibly
ratio
of
content
formaUon.
It
was
other
fluid.
Oasb
reins
and
other
I
also
shown
hw
difference
of
color
f
liynjs
tell
a
story
of
such
openings.
;
in
noaiontt.
for
instance,
.was
pc
Phosphates
are
aorrMtlmM
found
is
castonad.
Another
rnieatibtn
brought
so
called
sink
holes
or
liroestene
out
a
copa.rlson
and
descrfptlon
of
cavities.
Owing
to
the
ever
present
the
sise,
Uie
strike
and
.the
rn&
stresses
referred
to
in
other
lectures
innumerable
fractures
and
joints
are
caused.
'
Reference
was
made
to
the
columnar
Joints
In
basic
dykes,
to
quent
comparative
value
of
ore)
de
posits
in
the
tone
or
vein.
i
Another
question
developed
a
comparison
of
walls.
It
being
shown
that
even
a
oorsparaUvely
large
Joints
so
frequent
In
lava
flows,
to
i
zone
of
mineralisation
may
show.
the
ladder
structure
In
veins,
to
Joints
caused
by
such
changes
as
that
of
limestone
to
dolomite,
by
the
process
of
expansion
as
that
In
the
change
of
perldotlte
to
serpentine,
to
con
torsional
(torsional)
stress
producing
the
curved
or
warned
cracks
and
surfaces,
to
the
one
or
more
rather
pronounced
bounding
walls
beyond
which
ore
deposition,
particularly
If
fracturing
of
the
country
rock
took
place,
might
occur.
The
lecturer.
Dr.
Smltheringale,
.ive
a
list
of
references
or
instruct
tlonal
books
and
recommended
folding
and
crumpling
of
aedimen-1
their
study
to
the
interested
pros-tarles
as
in
the
case
of
syaelln
tnt-
nector
or
fieldman.
By
George
McManus
(
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