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40° 32' 54'' North , 114° 51' 44'' West
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mindat:1:2:41616:1
2 mineralized fissures that intersect and form a stockwork 1800 ft. Long. The adah mine, located about 1/2 mile ese of spruce standard mine at sprucemont, is developed by a shaft. The ore is developed along 2 mineralized fissures that intersect and form a stock work 1,800 ft long. The mine was operated in 1930-31 by the spruce standard mine operating co.-the sprucemont co. The ada-h m. Co. Was taken over along with the paramont m. Co. By the 1927-28 newly formed spruce standard mining co. Activity at time of field visit was mapping by amax corp., denver. ; info.src : 1 pub lit
Development: Mine was operated in 1930-31 by the spruce standard mine operating co. (the sprucemont co.). Mapping activity was under way by amax corp, denver, colo, in 1980.
Geology: Massive jasperoid w/hematite, cerrussite, bacciated qtzite a-com w/silica
Ore(s): Intersection Of 2 Fissures-Stockwork
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