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M1980244
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ENCLOSURE 1
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AM6
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Jeffrey A. Pontius <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />The Cripple Creek volcanic edmplsa was likely formatl by an <br />alternsnnp sebuente of volwNC and dutnma deposrtwn wren <br />conpnued subsidence. The volcanic seduente pnmerdv conaiatad Of <br />mrruawe acuviry Idomaa, tlikef and sdlsl wren ex[ruawe events <br />occurnno as azn has and mmpr flown. mnw diavemu ecnvnv cramd <br />me steep walled, downward hpennp, Cone shaped peometrv. <br />Subaioence reCYUed maenal m a natural mdlmp atppn and In <br />conjunction with ongoing fluidization. Following the active diatramal <br />penoos. some sedimentation occurred wn¢n rediatnbutep matenal m <br />sneer warn antl alluvial•rype features. this type of [vcljC pumping <br />acbon is common in tliatrema tlawbpment and is evident In many parts <br />of the CripDN Creek comDlaa iaee Fpun 61. The IaOat stage of ' <br />igneous aebviry was a aeries of aatellnic domes and flow tlorrtaa Mira - <br />amolaeed around [he main volcanic complex and the errlptepdMR of -~ <br />late ultnmanc dikes. <br />Current litnolopies show only minor evidenn of eatrtaiw maar.: <br />Or tuff nnp type dapOttis. The wssem part of the ditUipt Obathtva s <br />areas of IaNSwn type sedimenu afthouph mev an rtlabeetyehin ano" <br />occur between aanauw piteous taro. Thaw senirtrrtta =a pata110tr- <br />being nnrpnno ee subsidence bean bll. The CriDOM Gaak,oorr(pttfz a <br />has no eManfm not ip[tnp typo features and eMf trietaabrpataev <br />material wnieh suggest limned s1Y1ap wave durirq die 171aYYaa'alda <br />mmwakzkq evems. .T~;`• _., . <br />_'~ <br />Foeowirq the end df wIG1[1C and diatnttlel at:9vilr K GloDla <br />Crank the aru was eapoMO to erdaron antl mina alpifaylaeMbtr <br />Wom regional eroaionat aurtaaa n appun that • tool d abatd.500# <br />feet of erosion Na Olen OIatY aiM 1M and M vol~eiwra_ <br />r"f- . . <br />MINEAALRATION _-'~~~'.'~='? ; -~ <br />The males piteous ano diatferrnl acpvity evflflkl'IM ~Cdgsla+ . <br />Creek t:omPlea may haw 4ated approasmRely 4-5 m.y. baaeaatt4tea r <br />eoverkip DnnriDb reek and altera[IDri types. The main mkteraYOibrt-~ <br />event probably closely followed the diatnmal phase. TM~rttYq~of <br />minMliranon can be bn(iuted betwaerl Ina latest phonbYtieinbbeiYas- <br />Ipoat msm crape diatnma devebpmaMl ano the Mtest-Wpamafie- <br />intrusivo (post mmarau. <br />FDlbwmp the msm rtunerakzkq event, then was a naedvalion <br />cf [M hvdrolhennal svenm whiefl formed sewrM 'hydrotherrnal <br />pipes'. This late event formed tYPtoa1 eoitMtmal vein bract:it type - <br />featlaea. althoupn tnaw features ue minmalizeo, some of the ppld_ <br />appaen to M radutributed hom an artier mmxaliakq event lSelbel. <br />19911. The ape oaring of this later system is currentW M Prapreas. <br />Golo mmeralizahon within the Cripple Creek oistnet wee <br />prsciplOtad In at least two principle arylea. Tha first is narrow, nipn- <br />prade. Ooltl tellunde-beannp veins with consistent minerNODY antl pntle <br />over ^ wrtlcal extent m axpess of 3000 feat Tha eeeona opl:un as <br />broad zonec of low.pratle. near sunace. disseminated gold which <br />appearf td be most prOOUClive in the upper 1000 flat Of me volcanic <br />complex. Thompson 119851 often a detailed deacnpdon of Me <br />telluride system and tree latest stage epitharmal tlaDOana. fiacent work <br />has Dloupnl to Ilph[ the fipnlficanCe of tree previously untldCUmented <br />tlisseminated, low-prade Oold even[ and how exteneive it is throuphaut <br />the district. <br />Gold IBllurltles primarily occur in narrow veins with a quartz. <br />pyrite. ruble. and fluorlta gangue IThampson. 19841. Thsae high-grape <br />paid telluntla vmn deposits are commonly asaOOOted with me mgor <br />s[fucluhl Mlndf antl Often OGCUr In sheeted atNCNraI adnN a alOpp <br />tree margins of tlikaa. The bulk of the gold mined in the Oistnet came <br />from these nigh-prad0 DOId telluride reins. <br />Lowyraoe. near surface mmml¢auon is commonly miero• <br />crvsnlune native gold and pyrite deposited m oermebWe noat rocks <br />adlicent to malOr atNC[UfBa or withid hwfOlhefinel vent bfecClaf. <br />These low•pratle d6aeminata aepOfns dCCtif ai nanye tWld and pvrKe <br />with K-faltlSpar IpfimarilV i0ulariel OinQue Orpbably fOrnied ae uDpef <br />level ano/or lateral eaorassidn of lha nghgrada awteme lPonbua and <br />ButO. 19911. To tlata tree maldiry of tree Oold Drbduced from Lne <br />tlistnct has been from the polo telluntla phase although. naarh er df <br />Inc new Dulk minable feserves efe flOm th! native QOId'Dyrde Dhafe. <br />This neW W definltl naOVe g01tl•Owde ataOCiahOn naS Mfr1 tM fpNa Of. <br />rlcen[ exPlOOtiOp within me dRtrlpt. <br />RANDOL AT MINEXPO '92 97~ <br />show svmpatnenc low-enple structures or 'flats' occurnn0 between <br />me major mpn-anpa tenures. <br />
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