RI 5254 Investigation Of The Black Wonder Manganese Deposits Santa Clara And Stanislaus Counties, Calif. - Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
M. E. Volin
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Jan 1, 1956

Abstract

To extend or delimit the known ore reserves of the Black Wonder manganese de-posit, the Bureau of Mines undertook an exploration project consisting of trenching, underground excavation, long-hole drilling, and sampling. The mineralization is spread over 6 square miles containing numerous small individual manganese deposits. There has been only small production from some of these deposits; however, simultaneous operations from many such small deposits could contribute considerably to the production from the district. A custom mill to treat oxide ore for battery use was built near Patterson in 1942 by the General Dry Batteries Co., Inc. It operated during World War II and was removed in 1944 when the manganese mines ceased operation. Except for some small experimental shipments, there has been no activity in the district since that time.
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APA: M. E. Volin  (1956)  RI 5254 Investigation Of The Black Wonder Manganese Deposits Santa Clara And Stanislaus Counties, Calif. - Summary

MLA: M. E. Volin RI 5254 Investigation Of The Black Wonder Manganese Deposits Santa Clara And Stanislaus Counties, Calif. - Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1956.

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