| Lat / long: | 33.07315, -110.78458 |
| Primary: | Gold, Copper |
| Ore: | Gold |
| Orebody form: | LINEAR |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Deposit type: | Vein |
| Production size: | Small |
| Development status: | Past Producer |
| Host type: | Limestone |
| Associated type: | Andesite |
| Alteration processes: | In A Number Of Places Altered Igneous Rock Forms The South Wall Of The Main Vein. In The Hand Specimen This Is A Fine-Grained Dull-Green Rock Speckled With Numerous Small White Feldspar Phenocrysts. It Is An Aggregate Of Chlorite, Epidote, Residual Bits Of Feldspar, And Indeterminate Alteration Products. The Rock Is Probably An Altered Intrusive Andesite, Perhaps Related To The Dioritic Dikes That Are Common In This Region. |
| MRDS | M000505 |
| DEP | 10026849 |
| Reference | ROSS, C. P., 1925 , ORE DEPOSITS OF THE SADDLE MOUNTAIN AND BANNER MINING DESTRICTS, ARIZONA; UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 771 |
| Reporter | Gere, W., Hall, R. K. (Creasey, S. C.) |