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Loma Blanca mine, Shasta, California

The U.S. Bureau of Mines' Minerals Yearbook reported that Homer Fenn of Hazel Creek produced tremolite from the Loma Blanca mine in Shasta County, California, in 1946 and 1947, and named him among Shasta County's tremolite producers in 1948 without naming the mine.1,2,3 For 1950 the yearbook said both that "sales of tremolite were reported by the Loma Blanca Mines, Inc." and that "there was no commercial production from this operation in 1950," adding that "in November 1950 the lease expired, and the property reverted to the owners."4 For 1951 it reported California production "at a standstill," and that the owners said "their mine is open to lease."5

The documents report this mine producing asbestos fiber for sale.4

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Location

Shasta, California, the county named in the documents. The dot marks the county, not the mine itself.

Year by year

Every statement about this mine in the documents, in each document's own words, by the year it is about.

1946

  • Worked: “reported production of tremolite from the Loma Blanca mine in Shasta County” (Homer Fenn), p. 21

1947

  • Worked: “reported tremolite production from the Loma Blanca mine, Shasta County” (Homer E. Fenn), p. 22

1948

  • Worked: “production of tremolite was reported by Homer E. Fenn of Hazel Creek” (Homer E. Fenn), p. 23

1950

  • Worked: “Sales of tremolite were reported by the Loma Blanca Mines, Inc., from Shasta County” (Loma Blanca Mines, Inc.), p. 24
  • Idle: “There was no commercial production from this operation in 1950” (Loma Blanca Mines, Inc.), p. 24
  • Ownership: “in November 1950 the lease expired, and the property reverted to the owners” (Loma Blanca Mines, Inc.), p. 24

1951

  • Ownership: “The owners of the property, formerly operated by the Loma Blanca Mines, Inc., reported that their mine is open to lease”, p. 25
  • Idle: “Commercial production in California was at a standstill in 1951”, p. 25

See also

References

  1. Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters, 1946 (January 1, 1947), p. 2.
  2. Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters, 1947 (January 1, 1948), p. 2.
  3. Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters, 1948 (January 1, 1949), p. 2.
  4. Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters, 1950 (January 1, 1951), p. 2.
  5. Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters, 1951 (January 1, 1952), p. 2.

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