Glenn C. Waterman papers 1953-1961

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Glenn C. Waterman papers 1953-1961

Correspondence between this geologist and Reno H. Sales, mining geologist, both with the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, regarding porphyry copper genesis.

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Waterman, Glenn C., circa 1912-

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Glenn C. Waterman was Chief Geologist with the Chile Exploration Company of the Anaconda Mining Company in Chuquicamata, Chile, from 1950-1955. During that time, he mapped the Chuqui drainage tunnel. He then returned to the United States to Anaconda’s Salt Lake City, Utah offices. In 1958, he went back to Chile to study and map a portion of the El Salvador mine and to examine several old districts and little-explored areas. In 1959, he was transferred to Toronto, Canada to work in e...

Anaconda Mining Company

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Sales, Reno H. (Reno Haber), 1876-1969

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Engineer. From the description of Reminiscences of Reno Sales : oral history, 1961. (Columbia University In the City of New York). WorldCat record id: 122451407 Reno Haber Sales was born September 10, 1876, at Storm Lake, Iowa. The Sales family moved to Montana in 1881, settling near Salesville, now Gallatin Gateway. Sales graduated from Montana State College in 1898, and Columbia University, where he was awarded an engineer of mines degree in 1900. He began his professional...