 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | the HoosierVein, ChlorideMining District, Sierra County, New Mexico WILLIAM S. NEAL* AND PETE•t B. LAaSON...veinsin the Chlorideminingdistrict,SierraCounty,New Mexico,hostan unusual iron-poorcalc-silicateand copper-rich...(Fig. 1), Sierra County, New Mexico, cut Paleozoic GeologicSettingof the Chloride District sedimentary...semblage that is the BlackRange,SierraCounty,New Mexico,on the dominatedby hypogenesilver-richbornit...be canicfield.Vein mineralization tion of the district is hosted by Tertiary alluvial fan epithermalbut |  | | Report (volume) | | Mineral Belts in Western Sierra C:ourlty, New Mexico, Suggested by Mining Distri.cts, Ceologyt and c... Mineral Belts in Western Sierra County, New Mexico, Suggested by Mining Districts, Geology, and Geochemical...on mineral belts in western Sierra County, New Mexico, indicates many new areas favorable for mineral...1921Mineral belts in western Sierra County, New Mexico, suggested by mining districts, geology, and geochemical...and mineral resources-New Mexico-Sierra County. 2. Geology-New Mexico-Sierra County. I. Heyl, Allen Van |  | | Report (issue) | | BULLETIN 39 The Metal Resources of New Mexico and Their Economic Features Through 1954 A revision of...RESOURCES NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS STATION SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE...INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY E. J. Workman, President STATE BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES Alvin...THE HONORABLE EDWIN L. MECHEM………...Governor of New Mexico MRS. GEORGIA L. LUSK ......................Superintendent...Dealing With the Geology and Mineral Resources of New Mexico ............................................ |  | | Report (volume) | | ....................................... 102 District of Columbia .......................................... New Hampshire........................................................... 190 201 New Jersey.............. New Mexico............................................................. New York. .........F. C. Schrader: Besides giving several thousand new localities of mineral deposits and adding more than...to refer to Geological Survey Bulletin 507, "The mining districts of the western United States," and to |  | | Report (volume) | | it helpful to refer to Survey Bulletin 507, "The mining districts of the western United States," and to...abundant, it may have been completely exhausted by mining or quarrying. Deposits of minerals of wide distribution...because they occur in sufficient quantity to warrant mining for their usual products but because they furnish...Prof. H. E. Gregory, Sheffield Scientific School, New Haven. Delaware.........Prof. B. L. Miller, Lehigh...Tangier Smith, Berkeley, Cal. New Jersey...... .Dr. H. B. Kummel, Trenton. New York.........Mr. D. H. Newland |  | | Report (volume) | | location and means of access to all the metallic mining districts in the State, as well as a large number...varieties and subspecies are known. Some descriptions of new 1ninerals, or of mineral occurrences, have later...next trip may lead to the discovery of a new mineral or a new crystal form. He can surely use the description...and syntheses. Except for original descriptions of new minerals, if descriptions similar to those published...descriptions of occurrences and not only added many new ones from their own stores · of knowledge but detected |  | | Catalog/List | | enlarged photograph of a piece of Obsidian, from Lake County, Oregon, which shows a Conchoidal fracture. t...confirmed letter of credit, drawn in our favor on a New York bank, for payment upon presentation of shipping...ALABASTER-See Gypsum ALBERTITE (hydrocarbon) Black masses; New Brunswick ALBITE (sodium aluminum trisilicate Xline...Fibrous, coarse, greenish-gray; New York ..... ... Fibrous, white; Canada and New York ............ Xline, white...Connecticut . .. ........ . He:ugonite Purple xline mass; New York . ..... ... .. ..... . .. Pric� per pound |  | | Catalog/List | | NATURAL SCIENCE ESTABLISHMENT,INC. BOX u, BEECHWOOD ST A TION ROCHESTER, N. Y. HOW PLEASE READ TO OR...confirmed letter of credit, drawn in our favor on a New York bank, for payment upon presentation of shipping...obsolete as rapidly as the specimens were sold. A new catalog listing available choice specimens has been...ALABASTER-See Gypsum ALBERTITE (hydrocarbon) Black masses; New Brunswick ALBITE (sodium aluminum trisilicate) Xline..... . .. .. . . . ........ • • • Fibrous, white; New York . . . . . . ... ... .... . . ...... • • • • |  | McLemore, Virginia T., Donahue, Kelly, Breese, Michael, Jackson, Meghan I., Arbuckle, Jeffrey, Jones, Glen (2001) Introduction to mineral-resource assessment of Luna County, New Mexico. Open-file Report 459. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/ofr-459 | Report (issue) | | MINERAL-RESOURCE ASSESSMENT OF LUNA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Virginia T. McLemore, Kelly Donahue, Michael...Report OF-459 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology...Technology Socorro, New Mexico 87801 September 2001 Prepared for the New Mexico State Land Office 1 SUMMARY... SUMMARY Luna County, in southwestern New Mexico (Fig. 1) is not well known for its mineral potential...metals and nonmetals have been produced from the county from 1876 to 2000. Much of this production has |  | | Book (edition) | | • t --•- """"" ' The Lornex copper-molybdenum mine and plant, Highland Valley, British Columbia. (By...other specific texts. Several chapters are entirely new. including Chapter 1 on Mineral Economics and Exploration...include. More than half of the tables and figures are new. Graphs and tables pertaining to changing prices...measurements have been retained in specific cases such as mine levels when measured in feet, values of gold and...inhabited continent. Also, to those exploration and mining geologists, and the personnel of foreign geological |  | | Book (edition) | | Geology ,rf Second Edition JOHN WILEY § SONS, Inc. New York * London 1942, 1950 Copyright, BY Alan...requiring more scientific methods of exploration for new deposits to replace those being depleted. It is hoped...the former one, magmatic deposits are treated in new detail, as are oxidation and supergene enrichment...consolidated under hydrothermal processes, with a new preliminary discussion of hydrothermal processes...subject matter up to date. The war years brought many new mineral develop¬ ments and changes, and these have |  | | Catalog/List | | cstalili:,hetl Lredit with us mu�L be acco111pa11ied by New York th·afts, leuers of credit, or other appropriaLc....Slate:,. No delinite credit arrangements can be st,llcd, as export transactions vary in nature. However... INC. P. 0. 80X 24 • BEECHWOOD ST AT ION • ROCH ESTE R, NEW YORK -- ··?-: . �.�:.. ,'r Ward's...room, this collection will recommend itseH to many new private collectors who, like the students at :'vI...Beginner's Mineral and Rock Collection. To acquaint new collectors with rocks and minerals of common occurrence |  | | Journal (volume) | | raya it never receives the of the ann. — — Mining and Scientific Press. Mineral and Other Resources...the Press by Jambs H. CaosBMAN.J Providence Mining District, SUaated on Providence MoDDtain, haa been subdivided...respectively as the Trojan, the Gold Bait and the Arrow Mining Districts. Providence Mountain haa been previously...South is develsylvania. The General Custer is a gold mine developed oping in an industrial way very rapidly...little dtveloped and only enough work has counts of new enterprises coming from that been done to keep up |  | | Book (edition) | | ditor, Econom ic Geology JOHN WILEY i SONS, INC., NEW YORK London: CHAPMAN & HALL, Limited COPYRJGHT...in many lands. Magmatic deposits are treated in new detail as are oxidation and supergene enrichment...Extended treatment is not accorded metallurgical and mining processes under mineral co1nmodities. This book...per1nission for use of illustrations. YALE UNIVERSITY , NEw HAVEN, CoNN. Sept. 7, 1942. CONTE TS CHAPTER PAGE...Sodium Com... pounds, 770; Calcium and Magnesium Chloride, 772; Bromine and Iodine, 773; Potash, '774; Sulphur |
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