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Stenger, Edward L.

Index to North American
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copper deposits up to
and including the year 1905

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INDEX TO NORTH AMERICAN LITERATURE (ENGLISH) ON

COPPER DEPOSITS UP TO AND INCLUDING THE YEAR 19085,

EDWARD L. STENGER,
COLLEGE OF MINING,
NIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

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A.

ABERCROMBIE, .R. The Copper River country, Alaska.
Frgnklin Inst., Jour., vol, 158, pp. 353-366, 1904.
Includes observations on the general geology, and the

occurrence of copper and gold ores in Alaska,

ADAMS, W.H. The Pyrites Deposits of Louisa Co., Va,

Am, Inst, Min. Zmg., Trans., vol. 12, p. 527.
ANSTED, D.T, The copper lode of Santiago in Cuba,
Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 12, pp. 244-153, 1856,
= On the San Fernando copper lodes near Cienfuegos
in Cuba,
Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol. 13, pp. 240-242, 1857,
On the copper lodes of Ducktown in East Tennessee,
50¢., Quart, Jour,, vol, 13, pp. 245-254, 1857,
cm ts et rn On some copper lode near Sykesville in Maryland,
Geol. Soc., Quart. Jour., vol, 13, pp. 242-245, 1857,
AUSTIR, W.L. Copper deposits of Mora Co., New Mexico.
Abstract: Eng. and Min, Jour., vol, LXV, pp. 370, 1898,
Describes the oceurrence and origin of the deposits,
ot tt Some New lexico copper deposits,
Colo. Sei, Soec., Proec., vol. é, pp. 91-95, 1902.
Describes the occurrence and discusses the origin of the
ore deposits,
et a The ore deposits of Cananea, Mexico,
Eng. and Min, Jour, , vol. 76, pp. 310-311, 1903.
Describes the character and occurrence of the copper ore

deposits,

 
 

 

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B.

BAGG, R,M, Secondary enrichment in the Santa Rita district, N.M,
Ing. and Min, Jour., vol. 77, pp. 153=154, 1904,

Deseribes the character and occurrence of Copper deposits.
BAILEY, L.W., The mineral resources of the Province of New Brunswick,
Can, Geol, Surv., new ser., vol. X, Rept. M, 129 pp,, 1898.

Describes the occurrence of iron, copper, nickel, antimony, lead,
silver, gold, etc.

BAILEY, J.F. Copper deposits of Adams Co., Pa,
Eng, and Min, Jour., Feb, 17, 1883,

BAILEY, FRANK. Copper deposits of the Aspen Grove camp,
Similkameen, British Columbia. :
Min, Rep., vol, 51, pp. 214-215, 1905,

BAIN, H,F. Review of the Geology of Castle Mountain mining dist.,
Montana, by V.,H, Weed and L.V, Pirsson,
Jour, Geol., vol, V, pp, 210-212, 1897,

et and ULRICH, E,O, The copper deposits of Missourl.
U.S. Geol, Surv,, Bull, no, 260, pp. 233-235, 1905,
U.5., Geol, Surv., Bull, no, 267, pp. 52, 1905,

BALDWIN, L.I. The auriferous copper ores of northern Okanogan Co,,
Washington,
Mining, vol, III, pp. 112-116, April 1897, Spokane,

BARLOW, ALE, On the nickel and copper deposits of Sudbury, Ontario.
Ottawa Nat., vol. 5, pp. 51=71,

Abstract: Can, Ree, Sei,, vol. 5, pp. 68-68.

  

  

B. continued.

oe te we m—m——————— The Sudbury mining distriet.
Can, Geol, Surv,, Summ, Rept, for 1902, pp. 252-2687, 1903,
Describes petrographic characters of rock types and discusses
the occurrence, character, and origin of nickel and copper ore
deposits,

et ee ed Report on the origin, geological relations, and
composition of the nickel and copper deposits of the Sudbury
mining district.
Can. Geol, Surv,, Ann, Rept., vol, 14, 1904,

BARNEY, W.G, The Silver Bell Mountains, Arizona.
Eng. and Min, Jour., vol. 78, pp. 766-766, 1904,
Describes the occurrence, character, and geologic relations of
copper ore deposits.

BARTLETT, F,L. Mines of Maine-
lines, Miners and Mining Interests of the U,S,, Phila,, 1882, p, 13%

BAUERMAN, H, On the copper mines of the State of Michigan,
Geol. So6., Quart, Jour., vol. 22, pp. 448-483, 18686.
Good account of minerals,

BEADLE, H.M, The persistence of ores in lodes in depth,
The Empire lode.
Eng. and Min, Jour,, vo}. LV, pp. 154-155, 1807,
Remarks on the evidences found in mines in Butte, Montana, eon-
cerning the formation of lodes in depth, with a deseription of
the Empire lode,

BEALS, W, The Seven Devils mining district, Idaho.

   

Eng. and Min. Jour., vol, LXIX, pp. 345-346, 1900,

 
 
 

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B., continued.

Describes the general geology of the region and the occurrence

of the copper ores.

BECK, L.C, Notice of the native copper ores, copper, ete. near

New Brunswick, New Jersey-
Am, Jour, Sci., lst. ser., XXXVI, p., 107.

Geol. of N.,J., Pp. 218-224,

BELL, RALSTON, How copper is produced-

Min, Rep., vol, 50, pp, 636-637, 662-683, 690-691, 1904,

Includes notes on the geologic occurrence of copper.

BELL, ROBERT. Report on the Sudbury mining district, with an appendix

by Prof, G.,H., Williams.

Can. Geol. surv, Reports, vol, 5, new series, part I, 1890-91,
Report F, 91 pp. ~

Abstract: Am, Geol., vol. 9, pp. 269=270,

Deseribes the Laurentian and Huronian rocks of the region,

the occurrence of nickel and copper, and their mineral association

in these rocks, and discusses the origin of the ore bodies.

rm te The nickel and copper deposits of the Sudbury district.

Geol. Soc. Am., Bull., II, Rochester, 1891.

BIDDLE, H.C. The deposition of copper by solutions of ferrous salts.

Jour, Geol,, Vol, 9, Pp. 430-438, 1901, ;

Degeribes certain chemical experiments which show that the con-
ditions under which the oxidation of the ferrous salts may result
in the deposition of copper are those which are found in the

circulation of underground water,

 

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B. continued:

BLAKE, W.P. The Rainbow lode, Butte City; Montana.

Am, Inst, Win, Eng., Trans., vol, 18, pp. 65-80, 1887.

Se The copper deposits of Copper Basin, Arizona, and their

origin.

Am, Inst, Min, Eng,, Trans., vol, 17, pp. 479-485, 1889,

Sg fe The persistence of ores in lodes in depth.

Eng, and Min. Jour,, vol, LV, p. 3, 1893,

Abstract: North of England Irist, of Min, and Mech. Eng., Trans.,
vol, XLII, part V, p. 404, 1893, |

Remarks on the independence of lode formation of any superficial
Phenomena and on the evidences of lateral secretion and vein fill=
ing in depth in mines at Butte, Mont., and concludes that lode
mineralization is deep seated and in a homogeneous rock formation
may extend downward to and beyond the limit that mining Sporations

can be conducted,

Se x Geology and mineral resources of Arizona,

Rept. of Governor to Secretary of the Interior, 1809, pp. 43-183,
Describes the general geology of various portions of Arizona

and the character and occurrence of ores and economic products.

mmmmmmm————-  (opper ore and garnet in assoeiation.

An, Inst, Hin, Eng., Trans., vol. 34, pp. 886-890, 1904.

Hin, and Sci. Press, vol, 89, PP. 72-73, 1904,

Min. World, vol, 21, p. 175, 1904,

Describes occurrences of copper ore and garnet in association

and discusses their origin,

 
 

   
 

   

B. continued.

TY — i wat we wo Go

The mass copper of the Lake Superior mines, and

the method of mining it.

Am, Inst. Min, Eng., Trans., vol. IV, p. 110.
et — Notes and recollections concerning the mineral
resources of Northern Georgia, and Western North Carolina,
Am, Inst. Min, Eng., Trans., vol. XXV, Pp. 7986.
BLANDY, J.,F., Topography, with special reference to the Lake Superior
copper district,
Am, Inst. Min, Eng., Trans,, vol, I, pp. 75=82, 1873,
“ ~=-== The Lake Superior copper rocks in Pennsylvania,
Am, Inst. Min, Eng., Trans., vol. 7, pp. 3B1=%533, 336, 1879,

Discussed by Hunt and Frazer.

ft The mining region around Prescott, Arizona.
Am, Inst, Min, Eng., Trans., vol, 11, pp. 286-291, mep, 1883,
Eng. and Min, Jour., vol, 38, pp. 53, 34, map, 1883,

Abstract: Science, vol, 2, p. 86, 1883,

ee et fe The origin of the native copper in the Michigan
deposits. :
Eng. end Min, Jour,, vol. LXIX, pp, 278-279, 1900,

Bf dn An Arizona copper deposit. :
Eng, and Min; Jour., vol. 64, p. 97, 1897.
Describes the occurrence of copper near the rim of the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado.

mm————————— Hypothesis of the structure of the copper belt of the

south Mountain,

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Am. Inst, Min, Eng., Trans,, vol, 12, p. 82, 1884,

 

 
 
  

B. continued.

te - and WILLIAMS, C,P, Some contributions to a knowledge of

the constitution of the copper ranges of Lake Superior.
Am, Jour, Scli., 24 series, vol. 34, pp. 112-120, 1882,
BLUE, JOHN, Copper pyrites mining in Quebec in 1894, :
Jour, Gen'l, Min, Assoc. Prov. Quebec, II, 147, 1894,
BOND, J, Copper leaching at the American copper mine. :
N.J. Geol, Surv,, Ann, Rept, for 1901, pp, 153=~161, 1902,
Deseribes experiments made upon copper ores to determine meth=
ods of extracting copper,
BOUIWELL, J.,M, Ore deposits of Bingham, Utah, )
U.S. Geol, Surv,., Bull, no. 213, pp, 105-122, 1903.
U.S. Geol, Surv,, Bull. no. 260, pp. 236=241, 1905,
Describes the character, occurrence, and origin of the ores,
of which copper is the principal one, and recent mining de=
velopments,
a Heonomic geology of the Bingham mining distriet, Utah,
U.S. Geol, Surv,, Prof. Paper, no. 78, pp. 71-385, 1905,
meme mm————— Ope deposits of Bingham, Utah. :
Eng, and Hin. Jour, , vol. 79, pp. 11761178, 1905,
Ln Genesis of the ore deposits at Bingham, Utah.
Am, Inst, Min, Eng., Bi=mo, Bull., no. 6, PP. 1163-1192, 1908,
Abstract: Sclence, new series, vol, 21, pp. 662, 1905,

Describes the general geology and the character and occurrence

of the copper and lead ores; and discusses their origin.

   

 
 
 

 

 

B. continued.

BREWER, Wels Ducktown, Temn,, copper mining district.
Eng. and in, Jour., vol. LIX, p. 271, 18985,
Describes the occurrence of copper ores in the southwestern
nortion of Temnmessce,
BREWER, W,.,M, Harrison Lake, British Columbia.
Png. and ¥in, Jour,, vol, 65, p. 640, 1808,
Contains brief motes on the occurrence of gold and copper
in the region,
pp The west coagt of Vancouver Island, BC
Eng, and ¥in, Jour., vol. LXVII, p. 176, 1809,
Describes cccurrence of ore deposits in the region.
———— ining on Vancouver and Texada Islands, B.C,
Eng, and ¥in, Jour., vol. LXVII, pp. 5290=A30, 18909,

Describes occurrence of ore bodies in the region.

a - Windemere mining division, Fast Kootenay district, B,C,

Eng. and ¥in, Jour,, vol, LXVII, pp. 127-128, 18990,

Describes general geology and occurrence of Copper ores.
i The copper deposits of Vancouver Island,

Can, Min, Rev., vol, XVIII, pp. 270-271, 1899,
——————— (on=Anda Texade Island, B,C. :

Png. and Min, Jour,, vol, LXIX, pp. 259=260, 1900,

Describes the occurrence and character of copper ores carry=-

ing geld and silver,

SL ad i BR

B, continued.

 

- Prospects on Howe Sound, West Coast.of British
Columbia, :
Eng, and Yin, Jour,, vol, L¥IX, pp. 315-316, 1900,
Briefly describes the geology of the region and occurrence of
copper ores,
m——————————= Vancouver Island, B,C.
Eng. and Min, Jour,, vol. LXIX, pp. 465-4668, 1900,
Contains notes on the geology of the region, and on the occur-
rence of copper ores.
==emmrm———ee-- Progress on Vancouver and Texada Islands,
Fng, and Min, Jour., vol, LXX, pp. 34-35, 1900,
ee mmme————= The copper deposits of Vaneouver Island,

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Am, Inst, Yin. Eng., Trans., vol. 29, pp. 483-488, 1900,

 

- ~ Texada ‘Island, B.C,
Eng. and Min, Jour,, vol, 72, pp. 6685=6687, 1901,
S———————— White Horse mining district, ;
Eng. and Min, Jour,, vol, 73, pp. 1687=168, 1902,
Deseribes the general geology of the region and the
occurrence of copper and coal,
A British Columbia, Boundary mining district, progress
in mining ahd smelting. z
Eng, end Min, Jour., vol, 73, pp. 617-823, 1902,
Describes the general geology and the occurrence of the gold,

silver, and copper ores,

 

 
 

  

 

B, continued.

te et ef 2 fe -= White Horse dist., in Yukon Terr.-history, -
geology, present conditions, and future prospects of
the mining district.
Mines and Minerals, vol, 24, pp. 28-31, 1903,
Describes the general geology and the occurrence of
copper ore and coal deposits,
A et pr ee White Horse copper camp, Yukon Terr,
Min, and Sci. Press, vol, 89, pp. X08=309, 1904,
rrr meme mee fount Sicker mining district, B.C,
Min, and Sei, Press, vol. 87, pp. 7=8, 1903,
Gives observations on the geology of the district and
the occurrence of the copper ores,
et et et te ee Bornite ores of British Columbia and Yukon Terr.
Can, Min, Rev,, vol, 24, pp. 76-78, 1905, .
Can, Min, Inst., Jour., vol, 8, pp. 172«182, 1905,
————————————————— (ODP Er mining in Alabama, |
Ala, Ind, and Sei, Séc.,, Proc., vol. 7, Pp. 13-16, 1897,
Gives brief notes on occurrence of copper in G1eburne Co.
BROCK, R,V, Preliminary report on the Boundary Creek dist., B.C.
Can, Geol, Surv,,,Summ, Rept, for 1902, pp. 90-136, 1903,
Describes Physiographic features, aeneral geology, character,
occurrence, and origin of igneous rocks, the occurrence and

origin of the copper, gold, and silver ore deposits and the

mining operations.

 

 

 

    

  

B. continued.

BROOKS, AJH, Preliminary report on the Ketchikan mining district,
Alagka, with an introductory sketch of the geology of South=
eastern Alaska,
U.8s Geol, Surv,, Prof, Paper, no, 1, 120 pp., 1902,
re Reconnaissance from Pyramid Harbor to Eagle City, Alaska.
U.S. Geol. Surv,, 21st, Amn, Rept., Pt. II, pp. 3351-301, 1900,
BROOKS, T.B, and PUMPELLY, R, On the age of the copper=bearing
rocks of Lake Superior.
Am, Jour, Sci,, 3d. series, vol. 3, Pp. 428-432, 1872,
BROWH, R.G. The ore deposits of Butte City, Hontana,
Am, Inst, Min, ng., Trans., vol. 24, pp. 543=558, 1895,
Describes the topography of the city and the distribution
and character of the several copper and silver belts.
BROWNE, D.H, Seggregation in ores and mattes,
Can, Rec, Sei., vol. 7, pp. 176-190, 1896,
Gives a brief description of the Sudbury, wearin; copper
ore deposits,
BURGESS, J.D. Secondary enrichment.
Eng. and Min, Jour,, vol. 768, pp. 153, 1903,
BUSH, E.R. The Sudbury nickel region,
Eng. and Min, Jour,, voles LVII, pp. 245=246, 1804,
Describes the topography of the region, names the rock varieties
in which the nickel and copper occurs, and deseribes the gen=-
eral occurrence of the niekelifercus pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite,
Discusses the origin of the deposits,
BYRNE, JOHN, Geography, history, production, Tissure systems, dis=-
 

 

B. concluded,

tribution of ores, character of the ores of the Butte mining

district, Montana.

4

ont, Inspector of Mines, 14th, Ann, Rept, pp 26-33, 1903,

Includes a brief account of the general geology of the vicinity

of Butte, of the fissures and veins, and the oceurrence of the

ore deposits of silver and copper ores,

C.

CABRERA, R. l{ineral Resources of Cuba. Translated from the
Spanish by Louis Edward Levy,
Franklin Inst, Jour,, vol, CXLVI, pp. 26~-41, 1898,
Abstracts: Eng, and Min, Jour., vol. LXVI, pp. 308-200
Hines and Minerals, vol, XIX, 18908,

Describes occurrence of asphaltum, copper, iron, manganese,
and gold.

CALLENDER, J.A, The Lake Superior copper mines,
Mining Mag., vol. 2, pp. 249-253, 1854,

CARYLYLE, W,A, Report on Trail Creek mining distriet, B.C.
Min, and Sei. Press, vol, LXXIII, pp. 236-257; :
Mining, vol, 2, pp. 96=100, 124-128, and 143-151, 1896,
Describes briefly the occurrence of the gold, silver, and

copper ores, and the associated igneous rocks on pages 144-147,

 

  

C. continued.

CARTER, W,E.,H. The mines of Ontario.
Can, ¥'n, Inst,, Jour.,, vol. 7, pp. 114-1587, 1904,
Includes observations on the oceurrence in Ontario of deposits
of gold, silver, copper, nickel, iron, ete’
CATHERINET, J. Copper Mountain, British Columbia,
Eng, amd Min, Jour.,, vel, 79, pp. 1265=127, 190K,
Discusses the occurrence and origin of the copper ores of

thie locality,

CAZIN, F.,M.,F. The origin of the copper and silver ores in Triassie

sand rock, (Utah and New Mexico, )

ing, and Min, Jour,, Apr. 2%0, 1880; Dec. 1i, 1880, p. 331,
er ee pe - The Hacemlento copper deposits. (Utah and N.M.)
Eng. and Min. Jour,, Aug. 22, 1885, p, 124,

A ———— The genesis of ore deposits,

Am, Inst, Min, BEng,, Trans.,, vol. 23, pp. 604-308, 1804,
In discussion of paper by F, Posepny on the same subject, .
describes the character and structure of the ore bodies of the
Vermont copper mines.

CHAMBERLAIN, E.J, Work on the copper bearing series of the Upper
st. Croix River (ete).

i

Wieconsin Geol, Surv,, Ann, Rept. for 1877, pp. 9=17, 1878.

 

- te a The copper bearing series of Lake Superior.

Seience, Vol. 1, pp. 453-465, 1883,

CHAPMAN, E,J. On the occureence of copper ore on the Island of

  

Grand Manon, Bay of Fundy,

-

Can, Jour., vol, 13, new series, pp. 234-239, 1872,

 
 
C. continued,
C. continued.

CHAPMAN, R.C. The geological structure of the Rocky Mountains
COOK, G.H,
within the Lewis and Clarke timber reserve,
- Geol, of New Jersey, p. 675, 1868,
Am, Inst. Min, Eng., Trans., Feb, 1899, |
CRAWFORD, J.J.
Relates to northwest Montana copper deposits,
Twelfth Rept, of the State Mineralogist, Cal, State Min,
CHURCH, J.A. Enrichment in Veins.
Bureau, pp. 1=411, 1894,
Eng. and Min, Jour., vol. 80, pp. 695, 1905,
Occurrence of economic deposite in the various counties of Cal.
COLEMAN, A.P., Copper regions of the Upper Lakes (Ontario).
Ont, Bur. of Mines, vol. 8, pp. 121-174, 1899.
Thirteenth Ann, Rept, of the State Mineralogist for the two
Describes the general physiographic and geologic features .
years ending Sept, 15, 1896, 726 pp.
of the region and the character and occurrence of the Archean
Contains notes on mines of the several counties of the State
rocks and Algonkian and Pleistocene deposits, Includes notes
of California,
on the petrographic characters of the igneous rocks,
CROSBY, V,O. The limestone granite contact deposits of Washington
——mmmeamama==  COpper in Perry Sound district. (Ontario). -
canp, Arizona,
Ont, Bur. of Mines, vol. 8, pp. 259-262, 1899,
: Tech, Quart., vol, 18, pp. 171=190, 1905;
Describes character and occurrence of copper ores. ; ’
Am, Inst, Min, Eng,, Bi=mo, Bull, no. 8, 1905.
Copper and iron regions of Ontario.
Deseribes the general geology, the character, occurrence,

Ont. Bur, of Mines, 9th. Ann. Rept., pp. 143-191, 1900,
and origin of the ore deposits, yielding chiefly copper,

Contains notes on the copner and iron mines, on Pleistocene
and the metamorphism of the contact rocks,

and Glacial geology, and on the petrographic characters of

CROWTHER, A.M, The copper deposits of the Beaver River Range,Utah,

certain rock varieties, Discusses the relations of the
Eng. and Min, Jour., vol, 75, p. 965, 19003,

Upper and Lower Huronian in Untario.
Deceribes the geclogie structure and the occurrence of the ores,

COLLINS, J.H. On the Sudbury copper deposits, sig
CUMMINS, W,F. :
Geol. Soc uart, dour vol, 44 834-838, 1888 :
ey Q » e » PPe y ® First Ann. Rept,, Texas Geol. surv.,, Doe 1986, 1889,

COMSTOCK, T.B.
CURREY, R,O., The copper and iron region of the Floyd=Carroll-Gray-

Texas Geol, Surv,, First Ann, Rept 234, 1899,
ib , " : Bier bo , ’ gon plateau of the Blue Ridge in Virginia. :
(Llane Co., Texas.) |

The Virginias, vol, 1, pp. 62=64, 69-71, 74-77,80-81, 95,1880,

 
 

  

D.

DANA, J.D. The copper bearing-roeks of the Lake Superior region.
Am, Jour. Sei.,, 3d. series, vol. 29, pp. 67-68, 1885,
Reviewed by R.D, Irving, ibid., pp. 2658=250,

DARTON, N.H. Schuyler eopper mine.
v.S8., Geol. Surv,, Bull, 87, p. 57. :

DICKSON, C,W, Note on the condition of platinum in the nickel-eopper
ores from Sudbury, Ont. 2

, Am, Jour, Sei,, 4th. series, vol. 15, pp, 37-139, 1903,
Describes the occurrence and erystallographie characters,

ne ee Genetic relations of nickel=copper oroge
Can, Inst,, Jour., vol. 9, pp. 25.

DILLER, J.S. Copper region of northern California,

Ing, and Min, Jour,, vel, 73, PD. 857-858, 1902;

Science, new series, vol, 15, p, 823, 1902,

Describes the occurrence of auriferous quartz veins and copper
deposits of the region.

em et en Copper in northern California.

Min, and Sei. Press, vol. 85, pp. 62, 72, 1902,

moi memmmm—= Copper deposits of the Redding region, Cal.

U.S. Geol. Surv,, Bull, no, 213, pp. 123-132, 1903,
Describes sedimentary rocks and igneous rocks of the region
and their geologic relations and character and occurrence
of the ore deposits.

DOMENECH, M.V, Mineral resources of Porto Rieo. .
lines and Minerals, vol. XIX, pp. 529-532, 1899,

Describes the occurrence of gold, silver, copper, and iron.

D, continued,

DOUGLAS, JAMES, Notes on the copper deposits of Harvey Hill.

Quebec Lit. and Hist, So¢,, Trans, for 1870-71, pp. 42-50,1871,

The native copper mines of Lake Superior.
Canadian Nat,, vol, 7, new series, pp. 318=3368, 1875,
Quart. Jour, Sei., vol, 11, pp. 162-180, 1864,

———————————— ——— The copper resources of the United States.
Sei. Amer, Suppl,, vol, 35, pp. 14183-14186, 1893,
Deseribes the copper mines of the Lake Superior, Arizona,
Montana, and other districts in the United States.

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Am, Inst, Min, Eng,, New York meeting, Feb, 1699.

 

—— The Globe district.

Eng. and Min, Jour,, Apr, 9, 1881, p, 243,

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Prelininary reportion the copper=bearing rocks of
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GREGORY, J VW. The Mount Lyell mining field, Tasmania, with some

   
   

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GWILLIM, J.C,

HANKS, H.G. On .Calaveras C6. mines.

  

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Can, Nin, Reve, vol, 18, pp. 17-19, 1898,

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HALL, C,W, Field Rept. en Lake Superior region,

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Minn, Geol. and Nat, Hist. Surv,, Sth, Ann, rept, for 1879,
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Minn, Aead, Sei., Bull,, vol, 3, part 1, pp. 105=111, 1880,
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Eng. and Min, Jour,, Mareh 18th., p. 141, 1882,

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A ————————— — The Ducktown ore deposits und the freaftment of The

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Am, Inst. Nin. ng., Trans., vol. 25, pp. 173-245, 1896,

  
 

 

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Enge and Min, Jour., vol. 43, p. 183, 1887,

 

   

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Eng. and .in., Jour., vol, 76, pp, 1000-1001, 1903,
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HITCHOOCK, C,H,

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JENNINGS, E.P.
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KEITH, A.
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Mich, Geol, Surv,, Ann, Rept, 6, Pt. 1, 281 pages, 1898,
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Min, and Sei. Press, vol, 80, pp. 344-346, 1900,
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(@opper mines by J,1, Foster.)

Ye

M.Bs and MC COLLERY, R.S,. The ore deposits of the San Pedro
district, Hew lexico.

Aa, Inst, Min. ng., Trens,, vol. 53, pp. 550=382, 1005:

ng. and Yin, Jour., vel. 75, DP. RO7-200, 1903,

Describes the general geology of the region, and the occurrence, |
geologic relations, and character of the copper, silver, lead,

and gold deposits,

 
 

 

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