Bulletin Volume 15-18 (Paperback) - 5 Angebote vergleichen

Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuySomeBooks [52360437], Las Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 184 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: . . . 25 feet deep in massive yellow clay. It will be referred to as the Amburg mine. A small washer was installed here and at the time of visit considerable washed ore was on the loading platform. It was largely redcoated nodular black manganiferous iron ore mixed with some manganese ore and the grade is therefore low. At other places on the north side ore has been taken out and several carloads shipped but it also is a mixture of red-coated nodular iron ore and psilomelane. and is of low grade. All the prospects on the north side lie on the lower slopes, as the upper slopes are deeply covered with quartzite wash and have not been prospected so far as known. ATKINS MINE. On the north slope of Brushy Mountain 1 mile southeast of Attoway on the Marion and Rye Valley Railway are some old pits from which considerable ore was formerly taken and which are now being further prospected by G. M. Atkins, of Attoway. It is under lease by parties from Bluefield, West Virginia, who recently1 dug numerous pits over the property and were preparing to wash a test carload of ore. The pits are on a bench about 2, 800 feet in elevation, just east of the Pugh road to Sugar Grove. The top bed of the Erwin quartzite crops at the foot of the steeper mountain slope with strike N. 65 E. and dip 75 XW. One hundred feet below on the slope the coarse round-grained porous sandstone bed in the lower part of the Shady dolomite outcrops, which is here dark with manganese impregnation but is not an ore. Ninety-five feet farther down the slope is the first prospect pit in red and yellow sticky clay with white seams, the laminations dipping 80 NW. Small lenses and seams of manganese ore follow the bedding planes. Below on the slope and out on the top of the bench are many shallow pits in yellow . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuySomeBooks [52360437], Las Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: . . . 25 feet deep in massive yellow clay. It will be referred to as the Amburg mine. A small washer was installed here and at the time of visit considerable washed ore was on the loading platform. It was largely redcoated nodular black manganiferous iron ore mixed with some manganese ore and the grade is therefore low. At other places on the north side ore has been taken out and several carloads shipped but it also is a mixture of red-coated nodular iron ore and psilomelane. and is of low grade. All the prospects on the north side lie on the lower slopes, as the upper slopes are deeply covered with quartzite wash and have not been prospected so far as known. ATKINS MINE. On the north slope of Brushy Mountain 1 mile southeast of Attoway on the Marion and Rye Valley Railway are some old pits from which considerable ore was formerly taken and which are now being further prospected by G. M. Atkins, of Attoway. It is under lease by parties from Bluefield, West Virginia, who recently1 dug numerous pits over the property and were preparing to wash a test carload of ore. The pits are on a bench about 2, 800 feet in elevation, just east of the Pugh road to Sugar Grove. The top bed of the Erwin quartzite crops at the foot of the steeper mountain slope with strike N. 65 E. and dip 75 XW. One hundred feet below on the slope the coarse round-grained porous sandstone bed in the lower part of the Shady dolomite outcrops, which is here dark with manganese impregnation but is not an ore. Ninety-five feet farther down the slope is the first prospect pit in red and yellow sticky clay with white seams, the laminations dipping 80 NW. Small lenses and seams of manganese ore follow the bedding planes. Below on the slope and out on the top of the bench are many shallow pits in yellow . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository US [58762574], Gloucester, ., United Kingdom.
Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: .25 feet deep in massive yellow clay. It will be referred to as the Amburg mine. A small washer was installed here and at the time of visit considerable washed ore was on the loading platform. It was largely redcoated nodular black manganiferous iron ore mixed with some manganese ore and the grade is therefore low. At other places on the north side ore has been taken out and several carloads shipped but it also is a mixture of red-coated nodular iron ore and psilomelane. and is of low grade. All the prospects on the north side lie on the lower slopes, as the upper slopes are deeply covered with quartzite wash and have not been prospected so far as known. ATKINS MINE. On the north slope of Brushy Mountain 1 mile southeast of Attoway on the Marion Rye Valley Railway are some old pits from which considerable ore was formerly taken and which are now being further prospected by G. M. Atkins, of Attoway. It is under lease by parties from Bluefield, West Virginia, who recently1 dug numerous pits over the property and were preparing to wash a test carload of ore. The pits are on a bench about 2,800 feet in elevation, just east of the Pugh road to Sugar Grove. The top bed of the Erwin quartzite crops at the foot of the steeper mountain slope with strike N. 65 E. and dip 75 XW. One hundred feet below on the slope the coarse round-grained porous sandstone bed in the lower part of the Shady dolomite outcrops, which is here dark with manganese impregnation but is not an ore. Ninety-five feet farther down the slope is the first prospect pit in red and yellow sticky clay with white seams, the laminations dipping 80 NW. Small lenses and seams of manganese ore follow the bedding planes. Below on the slope and out on the top of the bench are many shallow pits in yellow .

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository [54837791], Gloucester, UK, United Kingdom.
Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: .25 feet deep in massive yellow clay. It will be referred to as the Amburg mine. A small washer was installed here and at the time of visit considerable washed ore was on the loading platform. It was largely redcoated nodular black manganiferous iron ore mixed with some manganese ore and the grade is therefore low. At other places on the north side ore has been taken out and several carloads shipped but it also is a mixture of red-coated nodular iron ore and psilomelane. and is of low grade. All the prospects on the north side lie on the lower slopes, as the upper slopes are deeply covered with quartzite wash and have not been prospected so far as known. ATKINS MINE. On the north slope of Brushy Mountain 1 mile southeast of Attoway on the Marion Rye Valley Railway are some old pits from which considerable ore was formerly taken and which are now being further prospected by G. M. Atkins, of Attoway. It is under lease by parties from Bluefield, West Virginia, who recently1 dug numerous pits over the property and were preparing to wash a test carload of ore. The pits are on a bench about 2,800 feet in elevation, just east of the Pugh road to Sugar Grove. The top bed of the Erwin quartzite crops at the foot of the steeper mountain slope with strike N. 65 E. and dip 75 XW. One hundred feet below on the slope the coarse round-grained porous sandstone bed in the lower part of the Shady dolomite outcrops, which is here dark with manganese impregnation but is not an ore. Ninety-five feet farther down the slope is the first prospect pit in red and yellow sticky clay with white seams, the laminations dipping 80 NW. Small lenses and seams of manganese ore follow the bedding planes. Below on the slope and out on the top of the bench are many shallow pits in yellow .

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository [54837791], London, United Kingdom.
Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: .25 feet deep in massive yellow clay. It will be referred to as the Amburg mine. A small washer was installed here and at the time of visit considerable washed ore was on the loading platform. It was largely redcoated nodular black manganiferous iron ore mixed with some manganese ore and the grade is therefore low. At other places on the north side ore has been taken out and several carloads shipped but it also is a mixture of red-coated nodular iron ore and psilomelane. and is of low grade. All the prospects on the north side lie on the lower slopes, as the upper slopes are deeply covered with quartzite wash and have not been prospected so far as known. ATKINS MINE. On the north slope of Brushy Mountain 1 mile southeast of Attoway on the Marion Rye Valley Railway are some old pits from which considerable ore was formerly taken and which are now being further prospected by G. M. Atkins, of Attoway. It is under lease by parties from Bluefield, West Virginia, who recently1 dug numerous pits over the property and were preparing to wash a test carload of ore. The pits are on a bench about 2,800 feet in elevation, just east of the Pugh road to Sugar Grove. The top bed of the Erwin quartzite crops at the foot of the steeper mountain slope with strike N. 65 E. and dip 75 XW. One hundred feet below on the slope the coarse round-grained porous sandstone bed in the lower part of the Shady dolomite outcrops, which is here dark with manganese impregnation but is not an ore. Ninety-five feet farther down the slope is the first prospect pit in red and yellow sticky clay with white seams, the laminations dipping 80 NW. Small lenses and seams of manganese ore follow the bedding planes. Below on the slope and out on the top of the bench are many shallow pits in yellow .