RI 4441 Concentration Of Oxide Manganese Ores From The Turtle Claims And Pacific Coast Manganese Properties Paymaster District, Imperial County, Calif.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
W. W. Agey
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Jan 1, 1949

Abstract

As a result of a field examination made during the Bureau of Mines intensive manganese program, three lots of ore were procured from the famous old Paymaster District, 7 miles from Midway Wells, Imperial County, Calif. This district is an old producer and shipped approximately 10,000 tons of 45-percent manganese ore during World War I. A 2-ton lot of ore was taken of a Bureau engineer from the exposure of a small fissure vein in conglomerate on the Turtle Group of claims; 1 mile east of the Pacific Coast Manganese Corp. claims. The vein material consisted of manganese oxides, calcite, and quartz in fairly coarse association.
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APA: W. W. Agey  (1949)  RI 4441 Concentration Of Oxide Manganese Ores From The Turtle Claims And Pacific Coast Manganese Properties Paymaster District, Imperial County, Calif.

MLA: W. W. Agey RI 4441 Concentration Of Oxide Manganese Ores From The Turtle Claims And Pacific Coast Manganese Properties Paymaster District, Imperial County, Calif.. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1949.

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