RI 4786 Selective Flotation Concentration Of Lead-Zinc Ores From The Musick And Helena Mines, Bohemia District, Oreg.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
T. A. Hendrickson
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Jan 1, 1951

Abstract

The Bohemia district, situated about 30 miles southeast of Cottage Grove, Oreg., in the Calapooia Range, has been the major producer of lead and zinc in Oregon. Sporadic production has been Maintained from the district since its early discovery about 1858. In 1942, a selective-flotation mill was built at the Champien mine, which operated for only a short time and was forced to close because of the war and lack of labor. The Champion mill reportedly has been operated as a custom mill for the treatment of ore from the Musick and Helena mines, located in the district sometime in the past. This report summarizes the results of laboratory ore-dressing studies made on ore samples from the Musick and Helena Mines.
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APA: T. A. Hendrickson  (1951)  RI 4786 Selective Flotation Concentration Of Lead-Zinc Ores From The Musick And Helena Mines, Bohemia District, Oreg.

MLA: T. A. Hendrickson RI 4786 Selective Flotation Concentration Of Lead-Zinc Ores From The Musick And Helena Mines, Bohemia District, Oreg.. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1951.

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