 | | Report (volume) | | .......... Steens Mountain prospect.............................. Fisher group.........................the Steens Mountain prospect..................... 250 41. The lodes of the Fisher group.................quicksilver prospects and a few that were opened for gold and copper. Most of the area is underlain by flexed...also contain lodes; These were first explored for gold and copper, but locally they contain quicksilver...north of Bone Canyon except the Steens Mountain prospect and a few others near it. All of them are close |  | | Report (volume) | | 70 Barite lodes ___________ ______ ___ _____ 71 Gold veins 71 Oxidation and enrichment___________ - ________...Tolman-Babcock group __^__ 99 Bryce-Merrill prospect ____ 100 Sinn Fein prospect _____ loo Rawhide group _ _ _______..._______ 100 Warm Spring prospect _ _ ___ ________ 100 Landsman group _ ___ _______ _ ________ 101 Cobre...Cobre Grande mine _ ______ ______ 102 Fisher prospect _ _______ 103 Stanley mining district _ ___ ______ 105...Spring prospect________________ __ 108 Soldier prospect __________ ____ 108 Copper Belle mine- __________ |  | | Report (issue) | | Cunningham, J. B., and Butler, G. M.-Arizona lode gold mines and mining: Univ. Ariz., Ariz. Bur. Mines...Wilson, E. D., Fansett, G. R., and others-Arizona gold placers and placering: Univ. Ariz., Ariz. Bur. Mines...115, 1919. 4:25 Lausen, Carl, and Wilson, E. D.-Gold and copper deposits near Payson, Arizona: Univ....By FREDERIC OF ARIZONA W. GALBRAITH ELEMENTS Gold Silver Copper Mercury Platinum Iron Nickel-Iron...Bismuth Selenium Tellurium Sulfur Diamond Graphite GOLD Au. Golden-yellow to pale yellow. Luster metallic |  | | Report (issue) | | Arizona has made this publication possible. ELEMENTS Gold Silver Copper Lead Mercury Tellurium Sulfur Diamond...Selenium Platinum Iron Nickel-Iron Arsenic Bismuth GOLD Au. Golden-yellow to pale yellow. Luster metallic...weathering of primary gold ores. Less commonly in the oxidized zone of sulfide deposits. Most gold of the early...but placer gold is still produced in many localities of the state. Much of the present gold production...the numerous Arizona mines and prospects in which gold occurs. Descriptions and references are given in |  | | Book (edition) | | marketed as a cutting material called Apache gold or Geronimo's gold. A large quantity of this material came...official name. Sinkankas (1959) describes "andesine and andesine sunstone showing bright coppery reflections...is a former underground lead-copper-silver-zinc-gold mine discovered in 1890 and operated until 1955...The Flying Saucer Group is a tungsten-molybdenum prospect, which is located 2.6 miles west of Wickenburg...that regionally are related to the tungsten and/or gold mineral systems. Peraluminous refers to a geochemical |  | | Book (edition) | | Cuprite Cyanotrichite Delafossite Dioptase Gismondine Gold in quartz Hemihedrite penetration twin Herschelite...wealth through the years, exploitation of the ores of gold, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, mercury...mineral reported is in or near a mine or mineral prospect. The pace of geological and mineralogical activity...percent of the total United States copper production. Gold and silver in amounts of about 100,000 ounces and...biotite roxenes, or amphiboles. Molybdenum, gold, and silver, while they are in small concentrations |  | | Book (edition) | | chalcotrichite Dioptase and wulfenite Fluorite on dioptase Gold Graernite and cuprite Groutite Hemimorphite Kinoite...wealth through the years, exploitation of the ores of gold, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, mercury...mineral reported is in or near a mine or mineral prospect. The pace ofgeological and mineralogical activity...Initially, exploration targeted the precious metals, gold and silver, then focused on copper and eventually...and military men made the early discovery of rich gold placers and silver-lead deposits. Around these discoveries |  | | Report (issue) | | Mineral commodities-Continued Metals-Continued Gold, by M. H. Bergendahl and Robert G. Stansfield__...Introduction___________________________ Principal gold deposits of Appalachia______ Characteristics of..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 99. Principal gold-producing areas in the Appalachian Region______...States and the Appalachian Region, by classes of operation and degrees of preparation, in 1964 _________..._ _ Production of gold, 1905-64 ___________________________________________ _ Gold-mining properties | | | Book (edition) | | Cuprite Cyanotrichite Delafossite Dioptase Gismondine Gold in quartz Hemihedrite penetration twin Herschelite...wealth through the years, exploitation of the ores of gold, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, mercury...mineral reported is in or near a mine or mineral prospect. The pace of geological and mineralogical activity...percent of the total United States copper production. Gold and silver in amounts of about 100,000 ounces and...- biotite, pyroxenes, or amphiboles. Molybdenum, gold, and silver, while they are in small concentrations | | | Book (edition) | | chalcotrichite Dioptase and wulfenite Fluorite on dioptase Gold Graemite and cuprite Groutite Hemimorphite Kinoite...wealth through the years, exploitation of the ores of gold, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, mercury...mineral reported is in or near a mine or mineral prospect. The pace of geological and mineralogical activity...Initially, exploration targeted the precious metals, gold and silver, then focused on copper and eventually...and military men made the early discovery of rich gold placers and silver-lead deposits. Around these discoveries |
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