E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . e. Une poignée de fils disposés à tenir la lampe n'besoldered à la périphérie de l'ossature extérieure (de manière notto interférer avec le réflecteur en tenant de l'autre), si désiré. (1 décembre 2006, 2 191 [NEEWNG AXU MINING JOURN l. hut je n'ai pas trouvé ce besoin, comme le bob casteadied avec les doigts tenant le bullseye et lampe.ou après un peu de pratique avec le bord de la bullse plusieurs ingénieurs dans cette section ont adoplreflector et exprimer la satisfaction à l'EAL. ELSecforic Slh©ve]l en arrière GjtpaiaJby^ B (. M. ( mit.i i i au début de L91 J'ai une Bueyrus 10 R electric

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E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . e. A wire handle arranged to hold the lamp could besoldered to the periphery of the outer frame (so as notto interfere with taking the reflector apart), if desired. 1 (ecember 2, 191 [NEEWNG AXU MINING JOURN l. hut I have not found this necessary, as the bob casteadied with the fingers holding the bullseye and lamp.or after a little practice with the edge of the bullse Several engineers in this section have adoplreflector and express eal satisfaction with it. ELSecforic Slh©ve]l aft GjtpaiaJby B^ (. M. ( mit.i i i Early in L91 I a Bueyrus 10 R electric shovel was pur-chased for use mi the No. 2 tunnel level of the Granbyminis at Phoenix, B. C. The reasons that seemed tojustif) the purcha e of a power shovel were as follows:(l ) Waste could be handled more cheaply h loalarge masses direcl instead of drilling and blasting andthen handling from a lower level. The large quantity ofwaste to be handled, amounting to about half the totaloutput, made this reason an important one. (2) Most. of the ore could be handled fully as cheaply, additional advantage of having no development i(3) Ore could be cleaned up to the sill floor, resu Iin longer life for the shipping plant at that level also eliminating a hoisting charg i some ore. ( H WTiere ore and waste were more or less mixed, a better separation could 1 btained. (5) All mine cars could be loadi their fullest rapacity. The advantage am , , 1!l.v be described in the words of an advertisement: Why l.with coal, servio PPty ;! 1r in, , n veninences common to all steam-driven shovels whetcan do away with them by using electric shovels: Elei -trie shovels are always ready for wmk at a minutesnotice and are mosl onomical to maintain and operate.As electric power was available, it was decided to purchasea shovel of this type. Superintendent, Granby Consolidated Mining:, Smeltingand lower Co., Phoenix, i:. C. -un.I infront of the shovel had methods, .ml the broken rock drilled with small ? i s

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