 | | Report (issue) | | STATE OF CALIFORNIA EDMUND G. BROWN, Governor THE RESOURCES AGENCY HUGO FISHER, Adm/nisfrofor DEPARTMENT...of this book is a part of the Army Son Bernardino, California, sheet, scole 1:250,000. mop Map Series...MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE ORD MOUNTAIN DISTRICT, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA By F. HAROLD WEBER...WEBER, JR., California Division of Mines Geologist and Geology SPECIi CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES FERRY...FERRY BUILDING, AND GEOLOGY SAN FRANCISCO, 1963 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | (country, state or province, county or state division, district, city or village, mine, specific level). O c...Hill Proprietary mine Block 14 mine Robinson Candobolin (2 mi. NE of) Molong, Gunible mine NMNH N M N H...Mungana, Girofla mine South Mt. Isa district, Boomerang mine Mt. Isa, Mt. Isa mine, Black Rock open cut...Burra, Burra copper mine Flinders Range Spring Creek mine Wirrabarra (2 km NW of), Charlton mine 24 ROCKS...example o f the lat ter is the Caribou district, Boulder County, Colorado, which is the source of specimens |  | Bramel, Hadley R., Heyl, George R., Cox, Manning W., Ransome, Alfred L., Eric, John H., Wyant, Donald G. (1948) Copper in California. Bulletin 144. California State Mining Bureau | Report (issue) | | ^^titOrpi^ Ir^j, Oiioi ,^irornis ,, STATE OF CALIFORNIA EARL WARREN, Governor DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL...BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO OLAF P. JENKINS, BULLETIN SAN FRANCISCO Chief DECEMBER 144 COPPER IN (In...(In CALIFORNIA Three Parts, Including Outline Geologic Map Showing Locations of Copper Properties) Prepared...States Department of the Interior Department of Mining, Stanford University liCD LIBRARY 1948 : ...State of California Dear Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith Bulletin 144, Copper in California |  | | Report (issue) | | MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA THE GOLDEN BEAR The Golden Bear Nugget of Yankee is NUGGET said to have...have been found in the mining the nugget Jim, Placer County, California, in 1871 by a small girl in...are nuggets. The nugget was acquired by the California Federation of Minerologicol Societies insignia...mineral exhibit in in the Cali- San Francisco MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA CENTENNIAL VOLUME by JOSEPH (1866-1966)...Eleanor M. Learned BULLETIN California Division of Ferry Building, San 189 Mines and Geology Francisco |  | | Book | | ^ '“ P r . . . I West Orange SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY 9048 00992838 7 257989 R q549...q549 PEMBERTON, H.E MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA P 2995 IpSl q 49 f 07. 257889 ^ pe B T 5 w! balJ E...org/details/mineralsofcalifoOOpemb MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA H. Earl r i L ] Pemberton ...H. Earl, 1907Minerals of California. An updating of: Minerals of California: 1866-1966 / by Joseph Murdoch...Includes index. 1. Mineralogy -California. 2. Mines and mineral resources- California. I. Murdoch, Joseph, 1890Minerals | | | Book | | MINERALS OF CALIFORNlA 299" 257889 PEMBERTON' HOFE CALIFORNIA MINERALS 2995 SEP 1933 OINCO Digitized by...org/details/mineralsofcalifo00pemb MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA - MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA H. Earl Pemberton ~ VAN NOSTRAND...H. Earl, 1907Minerals of California. An updating of: Minerals of California: centennial volume, 1866-1966...index. 1. Mineralogy - California. 2. Mines and mineral resources - California. I. MUidoch, J oseph, 1890Minerals...1890Minerals of California. 11. Title. QE375.C32P45 549.9794 81-15963 ISBN 0-442-274882 AACR2 Preface |  | | Report (volume) | | Geology of Lode Gold Districts in the Klamath Mountains, California and Oregon By PRESTON E. HOTZ GEOLOGICAL... CONTENTS Abstract _______ Introduction Klamath Mountains province __________ Geology _______ _ Subjacent...metamorphism within the belt _______ Schists of Condrey Mountain _______ Western Jurassic belt ______________ Intrusive...___________________________ Lode gold districts in California ____________________ Deposits in the vicinity...Gulch-Deadwood district _______________ Whiskeytown district ______________________ Shasta-Redding district _____________________ |  | | Report (issue) | | organization is carrying on for the direct advancement of mining interests throughout the country than can readily...Pisgah........ ...... N.C.-S.C..... 148 Joplin district...... Mo.-Kans .... 476 149 Penobscot Bay ...Devils Tower ....... Wyo.... ...... 849 151 Roan Mountain .... Tenn.-N. C ... 963 152 Md.-D. C..... ...corundum, soapstone, talc,kaolin,gold,graphite, copper, building stone, lime, clay. Smith, W. S. T.; Sie-... limestone, building E.S.; Brown, C. W. stone, copper, clay. Barton, N.H.; O'Har- Coal, building stone |  | | Report (volume) | | ........... General relations of the Klamath Mountains............................ Topography and physiography...... Blue River mining region......................................... Bohemia mining region....................... Mining conditions............................................ Greenback mine......................... Martha mine.................................................. Baby mine........................... Silent Friend mine........................................... Daisy mine..................... |  | | Report (issue) | | ] \ I ^,_|^_g|g„gy. MMM STATE OF CALIFORNIA GOODWIN I. KNIGHT, Governor DEPARTMENT OF...DIVISION Director OF MINES FERRY BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO OLAF San Francisco P. 11 JENKINS, Chief BULLETIN...BULLETIN December 173 MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA By JOSEPH MURDOCH University of Caliiomia, Los Angek...ROBERT W. WEBB University of California, Santa Barbara College Goleta, California Price $3.00 LIBRARY UNIVERSITY...Goodwin J. Knight Governor of ihe State of California Dear Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith |  | | Report (issue) | | nomenclature. 1. U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.............deposit. Table 4, part B, gives an alphabetic list of mine and properties followed by the deposit name. CHARACTERISTICS...in the Sierra Nevada, California (Clark, 1970); Klamath Mountains, California-Oregon (Hotz, 1971); and...deposits used in Table 1 may represent a major mine, district name, or local town name or other prominent...pyrite is the most abundant sulfide in mines California. Junner (1921) made the same mines in Victoria |  | | Report (issue) | | -^^^«»«iM»-S THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS U^5.i:^l^46<^ J. f 3 4 cc o z z...No. 50. THE COPPER RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA. Issued by the CALirORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU, 5an Ferry... or.NTY I'l.AC KK i;i >(I1{AI)0 I ' '-' San r.KMTO ColNTY Sa.n ' ' < ( "OINTY ••'1 .\MAI)OK...)S : County Sax r.KKNAHDINO li'.is -U'J ( "OINTY '.\'2~) KlVKKSIDK CoiNTY ."UU San Dikoo Cointy...Ckiiiht Minintniii llu- ( 'niiiiiany. 1"' County 'iimpaiiy's Kiswirk. plnni. sint-ltrr ()ii;iinal |  | | Report (issue) | | MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA BULLETIN No STATE ; . .. : DlViSIi BUILDIN 113 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE...AGRICULTURE DAVIS, CALIFORNIA STATE OF CAUFORNIA DEPABTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES GEORGE D. NORDENHOLT, Director...Mineralogist OIAF GEOLOGIC BFL^NCH Ferry Building, San Francisco San Francisco P. JENKINS Chief Geologist ...MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA By ADOLF PABST Associate Professor of Mineralogy University of California BERKELEY...BERKELEY CALIFORNIA STATE PRINTING OFFICE GEORGE H. MOORE. State Printer SACRAMENTO. 51440 1938 TABLE |  | | Journal (issue) | | Manager/Editor ............. Beverly F. Vogt Clatsop County Diamond Shamrock Corporation has changed the name...one of two permitted locations, all in Clatsop County. Associate Editor ................. Klaus K.E...Geologist Well Location Pool name Columbia County 13-34 SW1A sec. 34, T. 7 N., R. 5 W. Adams Paul...Patton 32-9 T. 7 N., R. 8 W. 007-000 11-0 I Clatsop County 204 Reichhold Energy Case 14-32 009-00096 Location;...sec. 32 T. 7N., R. 5W. name change from Columbia County Case 24-32. 208 Reichhold Energy Wilson 11-5 |  | | Report (issue) | | GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF JOSEPH_INE COUNTY, OREGON 1979 STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY...JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON By LEN RAMP, Resident Geologist and NORMAN V. PETERSON, District Geologist Oregon...030 Funded in part with a grant from Josephine County Board of Commissioners STATE GEOLOGIST GOVERNING...15 and SE * sec. 16, T. 41 S., R. 9 W ., on California-Oregon line in headwaters of Blue Creek is pinkish-orange.............................................. 27 COPPER .............................................. |  | | Report (issue) | | 169 GEOLOGY AND ORE DEPOSITS OF THE BONANZA MINING DISTRICT, COLORADO BY W. S. BURBANK WITH A SECTION...Prepared in cooperation with the COLORADO METAL MINING FUND UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE...Geography _ ______________ ___-__-__ Situation of the district _ _ _________________ Topographic features. ....Previous geologic and topographic work in the district. ____ ___________._-__-______--__. Field work..._ ... Structural features and distribution __ Greenback Gulch volcanic neck._____ Petrographic features |  | | Book (edition) | | Clara G. Woody Woody knows the history of Gila County and is well acquainted many of whom she personally...James Monroe Patton of Clifton. In Coconino County Mr. and Mrs. William Corey contributed their efforts...map produced by the Automobile Club of Southern California, which proved extremely helpful. As for elevations...under the section on Navajo County. Entries are given alphabetically by county. For Adair Wash: Adair Wash...Maximum elevations have generally been used for mountains. Average elevations have been used for mesas |  | Keith, S.B., Schnabel, Lorraine, DeWitt, Ed, Gest, D.E., Wilt, Jan (1983) Map, description and bibliography of the mineralized areas of the Basin and Range Province in Arizona. Open-File Report Vol. 1983 (84-86) US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/ofr8486 | Report (issue) | | Arizona that contain any of the following elements; copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum, iron, manganese, barium...produced ore (Keith and others, 1983), (2) have mine workings to suggest past production, (3) are described...unpub. data), or (5) have been investigated by mining companies who have documented the presence of mineralized...Area may not be the same as the conventional Mining District name from older literature for the same geographical...existing Mining District contained deposits of a specific age and type (for example, Laramide copper veins |  | | Journal (issue) | | Kennecott Exploration on the old Almeda Mine property in Josephine County. Kennecott is evaluating a massive...massive sulfide occurrence containing gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, from which there was production...Columbia County, and are the Columbia County 11-7-65, Columbia County 11-34-65, Columbia County 23-18-65...Columbia County 32-26-65, Columbia County 32-9-65, Columbia County 24-26-65, Columbia County 22-27-65...22-27-65, Columbia County 41-34-65, and Columbia County 31-27-65. The Longview Fibre 23-33-65 has not yet been |  | | Report (issue) | | 1986 FRONTISPIECE The 18th century mission of San Xavier del Bac, which is located a few miles south...ILLUSTRATIONS Page Frontispiece Spanish mission of San Xavier del Bac.....................................or any other cultural features (city, village, county, township, crossroad, and railroad siding) are...this column are as follows: County (4th column)—This is the name of the county in which the listed entity...place, feature, or area lies in more than one county, the county listed is the one in which the center of |  | | Journal (issue) | | (Volumes 1 through 40 were entitled The Ore Bin). Mining Awareness Week proclaimed In recognition of mining's...proclamation declaring the week of April 24-30 Mining Awareness Week in Oregon. We are proud to present...Eagle-Picher Minerals, Inc., operation in Malheur County, mining diatomaceous earth. Related article on Oregon's...integral part of Oregon's history; and Whereas: Mining will continue to make essential contributions to...economy of Oregon and the Nation; and Whereas: Modern mining includes the best available reclamation technology |  | | Report (issue) | | and Superstition mountains 4 19 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Plate 1. Superstition Mountains . 2. Dome at Apache...Rhyolitic breccias - Geronimo Head Formation . 4. Goat Mountain . 5. Apache Group below Roosevelt Dam . 6. Scanlon...11. White gypsum beds dipping toward Mazatzal Mountain front . 12. Village of Punkin Center . 13. Haystack...Alder Series 20. View up Slate Creek of mercury mine and mill area . 21. Faults in Tertiary sediments...to learn such things as why volcanoes erupt and mountain ranges rise. What we have attempted to do is to |  | | Report (volume) | | ........................ 5 5 Distribution of mining districts.................................................................................... California........................................................................ PART II. Catalogue of mining districts, by J. M. Hill..................................................... Classification of mining districts................................................. California, northern counties....................................... California, southern counties |  | | Report (volume) | | ............................................ California....................................................................................... 102 District of Columbia ....................................to refer to Geological 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 that are widely...especial interest or value. Some minerals, such as the copper ores of Pennsylvania, are included in the list |  | | 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...especial interest or value. Some minerals, such as the copper ores of Pennsylvania, are included in the list...because they occur in sufficient quantity to warrant mining for their usual products but because they furnish...H. Purdue, Nashville, Tenn. California........Mr. William H. Storms, San Francisco. Prof. A. F. Rogers |
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