A claim located about 500 feet south of the Santo Nino Mine, 3 miles SW of Duquesne.
The prevailing rock is altered diorite, within which a pegmatite dike, about 3 feet wide where exposed, strikes N70W, and dips 70SW. Occurring as late hydrothermal minerals in this dike are masses and veinlets of rutile, cupriferous pyrite, and molybdenite.
Workings include an 85 foot deep exploratory shaft, and a few shallow surface cuts.
References
Moore, R.T. (1953), Minerals and Metals of Increasing Interest, Rare and Radioactive Minerals, Arizona Bureau of Mines Bull. 163: 13.
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3 entries listed. 2 valid minerals.
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