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Posted Nov 14, 2011, 06:30:12 pm

Does anyone know for certain the answer to either of these questions?

1)  Are there samples of rich gold ore from the Bulldog mine in existence?

2)  If so, have any of them been compared both visually and "analytically" to what's believed to be gold or from the LDM?

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Reply To This Topic #1 Posted Nov 15, 2011, 02:22:32 am

Does anyone know for certain the answer to either of these questions?

1)  Are there samples of rich gold ore from the Bulldog mine in existence?

2)  If so, have any of them been compared both visually and "analytically" to what's believed to be gold or from the LDM?

Paul,

It seems to have brushed against my eardrums sometime in the last ten or fifteen years that there is a sample of the Bulldog mine ore somewhere. Probably at the  Mining Museum in downtown Phoenix or ASU's "mining department" (if there is one) at the school in Tempe. Perhaps I heard word of it when I was packed into the Sups by the OK Corral in Apache Junction. My guides for that three day ride/campout were Ron Feldman and Tom Kollenborn with many stories and legends being told both around the campfire and while out on the trail.

As far as a sample of LDM ore somewhere... I thought I knew someone with a piece in his ring until the last Rendezvous, NOW I have NO idea.

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Reply To This Topic #2 Posted Nov 15, 2011, 07:48:44 am

you mite can found what you looking for in this link.
http://mines.az.gov/Rec_Ed/museums.html
not sure if it will help, i did not open the links inside.
i live out in the woods in texas,and all i can get is dialup
very slow.just to read and see the pictures here.
i usely have to refresh the page 5 to 6 times :-(......
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Reply To This Topic #3 Posted Nov 15, 2011, 10:25:49 am

I received an e-mail from a friend that answered my question.  As I mentioned to him, sometimes I just have so much stuff running through my head that I forgot to check obvious sources.  This was his comment to me:

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You posted on Treasure Net about gold ore from the Bull Dog Mine.  Thomas Glover included the Bull Dog in his "Type of Quartz" comparison table on page 281 in his book "The LDM of Jacob Waltz – Part 1".  It shows the Bull Dog ore to be Endothermic while the Jewelry Ore, Camp Ore, and Kochera Ore are all Mesothermic which means that the Bull Dog is a very different type of deposit from the LDM.

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