General index to publications of the California State Mining Bureau . 17,477,885 1886 14,716,506 .. 16,989,044 ... 43,628,172 15,482,194 1887 13,588,614 .. 16, ... 46,591,140 15,019,210 1888. .. 12,750,000 1V) .. 16,471,264 ... 45,846,599 17,2(34,836 1889 ,913 1904 ... .. 19,109,600 ... 44,0*^5,163 16, 1890 12,309,7it3 .. 19,197,043 ... 41,884,i»!t5 15,610,723 1891 r2,!» ... 38,854,668 16,501,268 1892 12, Total. -$1,4:^,053,
General index to publications of the California State Mining Bureau . 17,477,885 1886 14,716,506 .. 16,989,044 ... 43,628,172 15,482,194 1887 13,588,614 .. 16, ... 46,591,140 15,019,210 1888. .. 12,750,000 1V) .. 16,471,264 ... 45,846,599 17,2(34,836 1889 ,913 1904 ... .. 19,109,600 ... 44,0*^5,163 16, 1890 12,309,7it3 .. 19,197,043 ... 41,884,i»!t5 15,610,723 1891 r2,!» ... 38,854,668 16,501,268 1892 12, Total. -$1,4:^,053,311 COUNTY RANK IN GOLD PRODUCT IN 1905. While gold is still the leading mining product, its yield no longerputs the greatest gold-producing county in the first place. The petro-leum of Kern County and the copper of Shasta give them is more widely distributed than any other substance thus farmined in California; 34 counties out of the 57 in the State showing agold yield in 1905, and it is known to exist in several others. The order. n J4 H73 O :j oO 52 CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU. in rank of the counties of the State, in the production of gold alone,is at present as follows: 1. .. $3,179,715 2. Butte 2,607,500 3. Amador 2,445,815 4. Calaveras 1,73K,816 5. Tuolumne 1,291,726 6. Kern 1,160,971 7. Siskivou. 803,035 8. Trinity 690,844 9. Shasta 684,952 10. Sacramento ... 668,382 11. Placer 597,793 12. Sierra 517,303 13. S. Bernardino. 473,893 14. Mariposa . ... $386,3»0 15. Kl Dorado 384,735 16. Yuba 324, 17. Mono 308,884 18. Plumas. 283,810 19. Invo 135,959 20. Sail Diego .... 109,712 21. Madera 50,867 22. Stanislaus .... 50,000 23. Humboldt 45,824 24. Fresno 40,037 25. Riverside 35,690 26. Los Angeles. 15,035 27. Del Norte $10,5}K> 28. Monterey 4,000 29. Tulare 2,300 30. Ventura 1,200 31. Santa Barbara. 725 32. Alpine 575 33. SanLuisObispo 300 34. Mendocino . 40Undistributed 147,500 Total .$19,197,043 TOTAL MINERAL PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA FOR 1
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