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Title: Transactions
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Subjects: Mineral industries Mines and mineral resources
Publisher: Montreal [etc.]
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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X) a t It m Line J1qte_— FlEVATIONS - suewfjiNricumii ^^^L e. \^ERTtCffL looo TO THE INCH on FOR TtEDUCTiaN HOR ./.M,. Plate V.—Illustrating Mr. William Blakemores paper on * The Kitchener (B.C.) Iron Ore Deposits. Iron Ore Deposits Near Kitchener, B.C. 79 [for themselves, and are the result of assays made by five or six inde-pendent authorities including McGill University, Mr. Milton Hersey ofMontreal, and Mr. Robert Hunt of Chicago; they have also been veri-fied by ])ractical tests made at the works of the Dominion Irofl and SteelCo., and as they are the results ofbulk assays and not selected samplesyou will, I am sure, agree with me that the ore is one of the purest andhighest grade bessemer ores to be found anywhere. More than 100assays were made ; of these 60 were taken from the veins, and takingthose only into account, excluding float, we got an average of 60 percent, of metallic iron, 5 per cent, silica, .10 sulphur, and .03 phos-phorous. A comparison of these figures with

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