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0-\- 0- County Line .----- Inventory Area Outline PARADISE-DENIO SHOSHONE-EUREKA - - Mineral inventory area covered by this report -. LOCATION MAP NEVADA MINERAL INVENTORY OPEN FILE REPORTS \ \
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Page 1 and 2: UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA RENO NBMG OPEN
Page 3 and 4: Summary of Work Performed Index Map
Page 5: ) CRIB forms containing location an
Page 9 and 10: ORE DEPOSITS At the Nevada-Superior
Page 11 and 12: LOCATION ANTELOPE SPRINGS DISTRICT
Page 13 and 14: LOCATION ARABIA DISTRICT The Arabia
Page 15 and 16: LOCATION AWAKENING DISTRICT The Awa
Page 17 and 18: Johnson, M. G. (1973) Placer gold d
Page 19 and 20: ORE DEPOSITS The lode deposits at t
Page 21 and 22: Needham, A. B. and Trengrove, R. R.
Page 23 and 24: (Bailey and Phoenix, 1944), and flu
Page 25 and 26: ORE DEPOSITS Only two areas of mine
Page 27 and 28: LOCATION BOTTLE CREEK DISTRICT The
Page 29 and 30: the sheared rhyolite. Workings are
Page 31 and 32: quartz monzonite intrude the Havall
Page 33 and 34: Something less than 1/2 mile south-
Page 35 and 36: LOCATION DEEPHOLE DISTRICT The Deep
Page 37 and 38: adit driven into the pendant(?). If
Page 39 and 40: GEOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIPS Gold was
Page 41 and 42: displacement in excess of 2,000 fee
Page 43 and 44: LOCATION DONNELLY DISTRICT The Donn
Page 45 and 46: LOCATION DUTCH FLAT DISTRICT For th
Page 47 and 48: SELECTED REFERENCES Bailey, E. H. a
Page 49 and 50: ORE DEPOSITS Most of the mineraliza
Page 51 and 52: shale with lesser carbonaceous lime
Page 53 and 54: Crone, W. R. (1982) The use of Fe/M
Page 55 and 56: mercury mines are of the opalite ty
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LOCATION GOLD RUN DISTRICT The Gold
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SELECTED REFERENCES Couch, B. F. an
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At the Gayer-Moo property, very spa
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Mineralization in the district appe
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and dip steeply to the vest. .... A
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LOCATION IMLAY DISTRICT The Imlay d
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apparently did not contain cinnabar
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LOCATION INDIAN DISTRICT The Indian
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LOCATION IRON HAT DISTRICT The Iron
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Southern Pacific Co. (1964) Mineral
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silver per ton and a trace gold. Ho
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LOCATION JACKSON MOUNTAINS DISTRICT
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SELECTED REFERENCES Lincoln, F. C.
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of manganese oxides occur in rocks
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andesitic volcanic rocks that have
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LOCATION JUNCO AREA For the purpose
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LOCATION JUNIPER RANGE DISTRICT The
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LOCATION KENNEDY DISTRICT The Kenne
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Borlaasca Mines are along the main
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LOCATION LkKE DISTRICT The Lake dis
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Willden, R., and Speed, R. C. (1974
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Northwest of Leadville, approximate
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LOCATION LEONARD CREEK DISTRICT The
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from 3.8 to 140 ppm gold. Silver va
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ORE DEPOSITS The mineral deposits a
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LOCATION MILL CITY (CENTRAL) MINING
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present, and all samples showed det
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GEOCHEMISTRY In addition to iron th
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ORE DEPOSITS The mercury deposits a
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Papke, K. G. (1979) Fluorspar in Ne
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SELECTED REFERENCES Johnson, M. G.
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minor amounts of tremolite, pyrrhot
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LOCATION OPALITE (CORDERO) DISTRICT
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McKee, E. 8. (1976) Origin of the M
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LOCATION POTOSI MINING DISTRICT The
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has been mined from two localities
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LOCATION POVERTY PEAK DISTRICT The
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In 1954 Sonoma Mines, Inc. acquired
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LOCATION RABBIT HOLE DISTRICT The R
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LOCATION RAGGED TOP DISTRICT The Ra
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Vanderburg, W. 0. (1936) Reconnaiss
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quartz is commonly crushed and occu
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In the south-southwest portion of t
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district, the silver-bearing quartz
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LOCATION ROSEBUD DISTRICT The Roseb
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LOCATION ROSE CREEK DISTRICT The Ro
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LOCATION RYE PATCH DISTRICT The Rye
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LOCATION SAN EMIDIO DESERT - LAKE R
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"cabin" a few hundred feet. It tren
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LOCATION SCOSSA DISTRICT The Scossa
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LOCATION SEVEN TROUGHS DISTRICT The
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tin, and one contained high molybde
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SELECTED WFERENCES Stager, H. K. (i
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LOCATION SIERRA DISTRICT The Sierra
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Jones, R. B. (1984) Directory of Ne
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of the old Spring City tovnsite. Th
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LOCATION SPRING VALLEY DISTRICT The
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LOCATION STAGGS DISTRICT The Staggs
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LOCATION STAR DISTRICT The Star dis
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of Tertiary sedimentary rocks, alth
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LOCATION TABLE MOUNTAIN DISTRICT Th
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There are two fluorspar properties
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Wallace, R. E., Silberling, N. J.,
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thrust fault separates two of these
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LOCATION TOBIN ANTI SONOMA RANGE MI
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SELECTED REFERENCES Bailey, E. H.,
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ORE DEPOSITS The tungsten deposits
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LOCATION TREGO HOT SPRINGS AREA The
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SELECTED REFERENCES Kerr, P. F. (19
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APPENDIX A
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Sample Number 492 495 Sample Descri
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Sample Number Location Sample Descr
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Sample Number 1490 Location Sample
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Sample Number Location Quad: Sulphu
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Sample Description Sample Number Lo
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Sample Number 2258 I Sample Descrip
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Sample Number 2319 2320 2321 2322 2
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Sample Number 2337 2340 2341 2342 2
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Sample Number 2358 2359 I I Quad Ad
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Sample Number Lccation Sample Descr
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Sample Number 2411 I UTM Sample Des
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Sample Number quad: p~ Location Don
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Sample Number Sample Description Qu
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Sample Description Sample Number 1
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Sample Number sac 2 - 31N -. R -~ 3
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Sample Number 2572 Location . Sampl
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Sample Number 2589 25!xL-. I Locati
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Sample Number Location auaa: L_ovel
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Sample Number Location I 2801 I Qua
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Sample Number 2824 2827 Location cu
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Sample Number 2904 2905 I Sample De
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Sample Number Location Quad: Fox Ru
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Sample Number 2937 2939 --z%42- Loc
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Sample Number 2951 Location Sample
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Sample Number 2966 2967 Location Qu
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Sample Number 2982 1 aul Railroad P
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Sample Description I I Sample Numbe
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Element Semi-Quantitative Spectrogr
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Element Semi-Quantitative Spectrogr
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Element Fe % (.05) Mg % (.02) Ca %
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- , Semi-Quantitative Spectrographi
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1 ' I Element Fe % ( 05) Mg % ( 02)
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Element Fe % ( 05) Mg % ( 02) Ca %
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. Semi-Quantitative Spectrographic
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, Semi-Quantitative Spectrographic
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Element Fe % (.05) Mg % (.02) Ca %
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! Element Fe % (.05) Mg % (.02) - C
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Semi-Quantitative Spectrographic An
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. Semi-Quantitative Spectrographic
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Element Sr (100) i v 1 (1 01 W (50)
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