We scper-jnmfy the lead la a cpedal rentier.

As m any of the operating mines in the lead and zinc field are covered by Group policies, tlie Company was vitally interested in a community health proliteii which definitely affected the mortnlitv and morbidity of its Groups.

Spectroscopic traces only June, 1926 In d u s t r ia l a n d e n g in e e r in g c h e mis t r y 567 Ma n g an e s e Pa s t e Dr ie r Manganese (calcd. as metal) Iron Aluminum, copper, sodium r .es^only De a d Pa s t e Dr ie r Lead (calcd. as metal) Iron Sodium, aluminum, arsenic, magnesium, silicon 17.59 per cent 0.0605 per cent Spectroscopic traces only In making up the vehicles for the paints studied, a calcu lated amount of the paste drier was dissolved in a known weight of warm linseed oil.

ANACONDA LEAD PRODUCTS COMPANY NEW YORK OFFICE journalEijtrf No."

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First, let me indicate the genesis of the various sets of data on normal lead that came out of tills laboratory.

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"The second coat, except v;here otherwise specified shall be lead and oil paint.

"The second coat, except v;here otherwise specified shall be lead and oil paint.

What became of the lead which was put into the motor?

The President then stated that acting under the authority given by tine Beard of Directors, he had conducted negotiations with the Acne White Lead A Color Works of Detroit, Michigan, with a view to pur chasing its sntirs property, business and good will as of November 29, 1919, and that he had entered into a contract with that Conparqr providing for the purchase by himself, or his nominee, or a new Michigan corporation to be organised for that purpose, of the entire property, assets and business of the Acme White Lead A Color Works as of November a, 1919, at the prices and upon the terms therein stated.

The President then stated that acting under the authority given by tine Beard of Directors, he had conducted negotiations with the Acne White Lead A Color Works of Detroit, Michigan, with a view to pur chasing its sntirs property, business and good will as of November 29, 1919, and that he had entered into a contract with that Conparqr providing for the purchase by himself, or his nominee, or a new Michigan corporation to be organised for that purpose, of the entire property, assets and business of the Acme White Lead A Color Works as of November a, 1919, at the prices and upon the terms therein stated.

The electrolytic plant at Great Falls produced 113,475,068 pounds zinc, 5,604,684 pounds zinc in dross; and residue from which there were recovered 15,211,699 pounds lead, 1,937,696 pounds copper, 3473485.65 ounces silver, and 5,673,904 ounces gold.

Joseph Lead Company and Mr.