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Domestic News January 2, 1926

Ajo Copper News

Ajo, Pima County, Arizona

What is this article about?

A U.S. Geologic Survey bulletin by Clyde P. Ross describes a promising copper district in Lemhi County, Idaho, near Salmon, highlighting its geology and potential for future production despite current development stage.

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PROMISING IDAHO
COPPER DISTRICT

A promising copper district in Lemhi County, Idaho, in the vicinity of Salmon is described by a geologist of the Department of the Interior in a report by Clyde P. Ross, just issued by the Geologic Survey as Bulletin 774.

Idaho is well known to mining men for its silver-lead mines and, especially in early days, for its gold placers, but its copper deposits are less famous, although copper has been produced in a number of places in the State. Some copper ore has been shipped from the Salmon district, but most of the properties are now in the development stage or are mere prospects.

When general conditions in the industry become more favorable to new development and the deposits are more adequately opened up, the district may yield a considerable tonnage of copper ore. Mr. Ross discusses the major features of the geology of the deposits and offers some suggestions to prospectors.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

Idaho Copper Lemhi County Salmon District Geologic Survey Mining Prospects

What entities or persons were involved?

Clyde P. Ross

Where did it happen?

Lemhi County, Idaho

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Lemhi County, Idaho

Key Persons

Clyde P. Ross

Outcome

some copper ore has been shipped; most properties in development stage; potential for considerable tonnage of copper ore when conditions improve.

Event Details

A promising copper district in the vicinity of Salmon is described in a Geologic Survey Bulletin 774 by Clyde P. Ross, discussing geology, past production, current status, and suggestions for prospectors.

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