IC 7029 Cost Of Mining 55 Tons Of Copper-Nickel Ore At The Great Eastern Prospect, Bunkerville, Clark County, Nev. ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Paul T. Allsman
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Jan 1, 1938

Abstract

This paper gives the cost and describes the mining of 55 tons of nickel-bearing rock by hand methods from a prospect in southern Nevada, June 15, 1937, by the Mining Division of the Bureau of Mines. The geology, mineralogy, and problems related to future development also are discussed briefly. The main object was to obtain a 55-ton sample within the limited period during which funds were available; little time was available to make a first-hand detailed study of the possibility of commercial ore deposits being found. The sample was desired by the Metallurgical Division of the Bureau for experimental purposes at the Electro-Metallurgical Station at Boulder City, Nev. The term "ore" is used loosely in the following discussion to designate dike material containing nickel and copper, without consideration of its commercial value. ACKNOLEDGMENTS Material concerning the geology and mineralogy of the prospect and district as obtained from Geological Survey publications by Bancroft3/and Longwell4/.
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APA: Paul T. Allsman  (1938)  IC 7029 Cost Of Mining 55 Tons Of Copper-Nickel Ore At The Great Eastern Prospect, Bunkerville, Clark County, Nev. ? Introduction

MLA: Paul T. Allsman IC 7029 Cost Of Mining 55 Tons Of Copper-Nickel Ore At The Great Eastern Prospect, Bunkerville, Clark County, Nev. ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1938.

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