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To: Eashoa' M'sheekha who wrote (27403)	10/26/1997 7:40:00 PM
From: Bill Jackson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28369

Taurus; You are quite wrong. Think about it. With a graduated ounce measuring cup I could salt any deposit to order from the concentrate I mentioned. If I did not have this prepared mix, I would need a precision gram scale and some time for each measure and it would take more time than 2 minutes per sample, as the fine gold would have to be mixed with care throughout the sample as you would not be able to depend on the rifflers mixing in that small hot spot of a few milligrams you added. A few ounces yes. What did Kaiser say about this? With the procedure I outlined all you need is to prepare a list before hand and add some ounces of the concentrate to each already crushed sample. From time to time make more concentrate, and so long as you have the overall map you can do it wuite well that way. I suspect that it will come out that it was done this way. The only sohistication in this was the spreading out of the salting to mimic a real deposit, that is not hard. Bill