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CONTACT INFORMATION Mining Records Curator

Arizona Geological Survey 1520 West Adams St.

Phoenix, AZ 85007 602-771-1601

http://www.azgs.az.gov inquiries@azgs.az.gov

PRlf'.l I ~D : 12-14-2006

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES AZMILS DATA

PRIMARY NAME: BUGLER MINE

ALTERNATE NAMES: PATENTED CLAIMS MS 3001

YAVAPAI COUNTY MILS NUMBER: 676C

LOCATION : TOWNSHIP 14 N RANGE 3 E SECTION 16 QUARTER NE LATITUDE: N 34DEG 36MIN 08SEC LONGITUDE: W 112DEG 01MIN 38SEC TOPO MAP NAME: CHERRY - 7.5 MIN

CURRENT STATUS: PAST PRODUCER

COMMODITY: GOLD LODE

BIBLIOGRAPHY: USGS CHERRY QUAD BLM MINING DISTRICT SHEET 82 ADMMR BUGLER MINE FILE WEED, W.H. THE MINES HANDBOOK VOL XI1912 P 74

CLAIMS EXTEND INTO SWSWSW SEC. 10, SESESE SEC.9 & NWNWNW SEC. 15

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GEN.ANAlYTICA/. Dl>.TA ca <: _____________________________________________ _ COM. INFO. COMMENTS CSO<. _____________________________________________ _

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M NOR PRODUCTS MlHOI(IA.G ' ,11'1 11'1 ,ttl I> MINOR COMMODITIES PRESENT CI2 <I )0'1 )01 11'1

POTENTiAl PRODUCTS POTEH<! , , ,)01 ,)0'1 ,11'1 I>

OCOJRRENCES occur <I , , ,It I ,)0'1 ,It'l I> OCOJRRENCES OCaJR<1 ,.It'l ,It'l ,It' !

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PRODUCTION ®(cir<le) PROOUCTION SIZE @MID LGE «irde one) I PROOUCTION lIND NO (circle one)

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uo< _________ ~------------~--------------------~~------------------------~----YEAR Of DISCOVERY L10< _____ > "NATURE Of DISCOVERY U8 <fu> "YEAR Of fIRST PROOUCTION \All < l1ojz... > "YEAR Of LAST PRODUCTION lAS < ! '143 -PRESENT/LAST ()NNER AT2< ++4.y.!.FN (191ft) -PRESENT/LAST OPERATOR A 13< _____________________________________________ _

EXPl.lDEV.COMMENTS L110< ______________ ~-------------------------------

DESCRIPTION OF DEPOSIT

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DESCRIPTION OF WORKINGS

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"UNITS M191 <1V'.:..==--___ _

"UNITS M201 <..JF"'i--'-, ___ _ "DEPTH 8El()N ~RFACE MI60< > "UNITS M161<=-=_---->

LENGTH Of WORKINGS MI70< CO )0 > "UNITS Ml7l <£1 > "OVERAlL AREA M210 < \S SO > "UNITSM2l1< &9 r"T DESC. Of WORK. COM. M22O< ____________________________________ -'-_______ _

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" AGE Of HOST ROCK(S) 1C1("':pUER .... Q~:rL., ......... --'-...................... ,~lf.&!,IJ!:./Ufi...l"L.Al.t:..\L!tl!o..!C.=le.I2.JHLl~~"III.L1MA".I..\ 'T~()5!-lO:!.tl.l:o....!c,~\\,~1::...!l .. lJ..1i..&...Jttil&..,...u\\IJ! .. <..J).;:L_~\7J.:.'f~Q"'-~"!l\J..\ .. ' .,.;.,,;,,,-.,;EN.!o,,:'i.w:,!,!; ... W\?Io2... _____ _ "HOST ROCK ~(S) KIA<,..:PliB::1oIl:6t.::::In~--'.!:!I.!:::o:::t~Iw::s_ ____________________________________ _

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'IGNEOUS ROCK ~(S) 1C2A<:.=QIl!7.tU:!!:::!~a5-,,!.:.!I.:..Q.::.!.!ITE.:.!i:--.,.....-:__.,.....--:_=--------------------------___ _ "AGE Of MINERALIZATION "'~II:-,!l~,oOLL.lJ ... ,...,..., ........ , .................... >.!!It'"",-'h~>..IoLoJlL.tbl\:!Et_t. ..... 1 _____________________________ _ 'PERT. MINERALS (NOT ORE) 1C4<,~Q~UI.J .. ~illo:t..l.-''2.=---------------------------_____________ _ +ORE~OLILOCUS u<._"£~\uu.rr~\~'~~~ ____ ~--------------------------------------________________________________ _

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MININGOiSTRICT/AREA AJO< C.\\s.YS')' ¢.j\'i..x \<, P\ !;j'tl-\(I ::t COUNTY A60( ) rw hP!>t.I ) STATE AIO<~ "COUNTRY _<...!!....L::t PHYSIOGRAPHIC PROV ~ <, \ ,;1. )(, ~ DRAINAGE AREA A62( \ .!j ,Q ,Ce O'd O'd')(' > OlAND STA11JS AU (,D.p,)(, , ,)(, ( , ) ~ QUADRANGLE NAME Ato< t.\\ ~'M\ '1 . ( I .., '!-} ) ,) QuADRANGlE SCAlE AlOO(:Cb It Q p,a ) I 5ECOND QUAD NAME At2 <_::-_____ =-=-______________ ... (:....'--'--'-............ '..;..).,) Sl:COND QUAD SCAlE Atl <, , " > ~lEVATION AI07<, eS ,$,0 ,e, )('T ,I,)

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IM.lOR PROOUCTS MAJOI<IA,IL ,., ,)0'1 ,)0'1 I> MAIN COMMODITIES PRESENT CII <I ,·1 ,)0'1 )0'1 I>

MINOR PRODUCTS MlNOI<I .. ,c; , ,)o'!;',II .. ---I ,10'1 I> MINOR COMMODITIES PRESENT CI2 <I )0'1 --- I )0'1 I>

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STAnJS AND ACTIVITY A2II<tL> STAnJS AND ACTIVITY .uo<......>

rn~~ER um< ____________ ~--------------~~--~------------------~~~------~------------------~~~----"YEAR OF DI~Y LlO< __________ -'> "NAnJRE OF DI~Y UO<..L.> "YEAR OF FIRST PROOUCTION lAO < 1907 > 'YEAR OF lAST PROOUCTION 1M < I cpc.. "PRESENT/LAST OWNER AI2<=.....,, ________________ ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------'PRESENT/LAST OPERATOR AlS< .... ~ ...... tr,,...,Q"_i'1'-'l;. ..... \"----~L\""'''-........ (~;z.. .. O ... 'Q..." ...... c. __________________________________ _ EXPI..IDEV.COMMENTS LllO< ___________________________________________________________ _

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> "UNITS M61< M15~MI5<MEDlUM> M15<LAIIGl> «/rc/e one) MAxIMUM THICKNESSM60< ____________ _ M70< _____________________ > "DIP MN< ____________________ _

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MIOO< > "PLUNGE MtO< ____________________ 1 MIIO<. ______________________________________________________________________________________ ___

DESCRIPTION OF WORKINGS :worbngs are, SURFACE MI20 UNDERGROUNI@ BOTH MI40 (circle one) "OVERAll lENGTH MI,.,< > "UNITS M191 <

DEPTH BELOW SURFACE MI60 < > UNITS M16I< > "OVERAll WIDTH M2OO< > "UNITS M20I <

"LENGTH OF WORKINGS MI70< > "UNITS MI71 < > "OVERAll. AREA M210< > .

UNITS M211 <

DE~. OF WORK. COM. M220<

GEOLOGY " AGEOFHOSTROCK(S) KI<?,tt(lJ )0' .u/f~ '2,1P.¢.9N l:..o.,UJ 1n oS!. ~,~"'T.b"'j"\TPtb D'+p h\bUt,., .. "I ~"M "HOST ROCK TYPE(S) KIA<;::$)~!A...c:Ak.l:::re.u;;--..!L>::!I()~Q...!.!lTi.s....--_:__:'--__:_---------------______________ _

"AGEOFIGNEOUSROCK(S) KZ<P" 01 ,it, b§. ~I,+g ", "IGNEOUS ROCK TYPE(S) K2A<=9..!.AATh~=:.a..-=:;ilLO=t.:.:;CIIL::..-------;:'_::_-:----------------------------------------------------------_____ ___

, AGE OF MINERAliZATION O<:P,tl.,O:T", ,"', "'" S I ')1;;)(,\

"PERT. MINERAlS (NOT ORE) ""<~G~U ..... '~Duj'"''l..=--':""":'"--------------------------------------------------___________________ ___ , ORE CONTROL/lOCUS KI< S '" u it 'be. 5 "",SI '" (, 'MA.J. Rro TRENDSlSTRUCT NO< _____________________________________________________________________________________ __

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MINE OWNER'S REPORT

Date ...... .... 6. ...... = ..... / .~ .... ~ ...... 1:. .. k. .. . •

1. Mine: ..... B.<::./.7 .. / II./. ............................................ .................... : ............................................................................... .

2. Location: Sec ............................. Twp .... .;.,4, . ./.\/.. ...... Range ....... 3 ... E ......... Nearest Town ... c.~.e . .r:.,r..) ;

Distance··· ···b ··./'·(J··· . Direction ..... S .. v.,/........ Road Condition ........ ~Q .. ... l .. if ........................................ . 3. Mining District & County: ..... C ..6..e.r.r;7 ...... C .. r .. c ... €. .A, ...... .......... y .o.v .. (fp..Q':.~ ......................... . 4. Former Name of Mine: ............................. ..................... .... ............. ............ .. .... .. .... .......................................................... ..

5. Owner: ............... ... ... ........ .. ... ............. ....................... ....................... .................................................................................. ..

Address: .... ............ ... ............................................................. ...... ..... ......... ...... ................................................... ..... ... ..... ... ..

6. Operator: ... .. ....................... .. ................ .. ..... ............................................. .................... ...... .............. .. ..... .......................... ..

Address: ................. .................. ............................................. ..... .. ......... .... ... .......... .......... .............. .. ...... .. .......................... .. ~

7. Principal Minerals: ....... A .. u ... ~ ....... ........................... .. ~ .................................. .. ................. ......... .................... ..... ......... ..

8. Number of Claims:..................... ................................... Lode .. ... ................................... Placer ....................... ............ .

Patented ..... ........ ................... ...... ..... .... .... ....... ..... ....... .... Unpatented ..... .. ........ .. ..... ... .......... .................... .. ..... ...... ..... .. .

9. Type of Surrounding Terrain: ........ ... ............................................... ....... ................... ... ....... ......... .. ............................... .

10. Geology & Mineralization: ........... ....... ~ .. /..r:l .. i ............ /. / ......... c .Q . ..:i:::.~~ .......... /;:) .. .t .. ? ..... 4 .. a .. Y.i

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11 . Dimension & Value or Ore Body: ...................... .................................................................................... : ......................... .

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12. Ore "Blocked Out" or "In Sight": ........ : ......... ... ... , ... : . . " ...... .... ... ... ..... ... ... , .... .... ..... .... ... ..... ....... ..... .... .... ......... .. .... ......... .

Ore Probable: .......................... ...... .. ... .... ..... .............. .... .... .... ... ............... ......... .. ................................... .. ....................... . .

13. Mine Workings-Amount and Condition: .. ................ ... .............. .................. .................................... .... ............ ............ .

No. Feet Condition

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Raises .. ....... ................. .

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Stopes .............. .......................... ..................................... .............. ... ................ .. .. .................. ..... .... .. ................................ ......... . ..

14. Water Supply: ...... ............................ ... ........................ : .... ........ .. .. .... ... .. ........................... ............ .......... ................. .. ......... .

15. Brief History: ................................. ... ............. ..... ........ .... ... ........ .............. ... .... ........................................... ........................ .

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16. Signature: .......... ................. ...................... ..... ............ ........ .... ....... .. .... ............. ........ .... .... ......... .... ..... .. .......... ............... ........ .

17. If Property for Sale, List Approximate Price and Terms:

REPORT ON THE \ ARIZONA. COPPER-GOLD MINES C011PANY

LocEtted in The CHERRY CREEK MINING DISTRICT, YliVr.PAI COUNTY, ARIZONn.

By H. P. Dickinson, Mining Engineer.

, To Mr. Pi erc e Und erwood, Hartford Building, Chicago, Ill.

Dear Sir:

Complying with your request, I have visited and examined the above properties, and herewith submit for your consideration the following report:

LOCJ.l'ION:

These properties lie about fifteen miles east from Fumbolt, a station on the main line of the Sunt~ Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, Railroad, at which place is located the thoroughly modern smelting plant of the 1. rizona Smelting Company.

From Humbolt to the properties of the Prizona Copper-Gold Mines Compc..ny, is a first class, well kept county We gon road over \lThich the heaviest loads can, without difficulty, be hRuled at all times of the year.

TITLES, r.RE.A Al'JD NJJJ.DS OF CLAn.IS:

The holdings of the Irizona Copper-Gold Mines Company consist,. of seventeen (17) full claims (600 feot by 1500 feet) and the Prize Mill Site, co~prising ~ total area of 357 acres. The names of the claims are Redcloud, l~lashburn, Leghorn, Little Johnie to.' K •. , Rd aI, 'Gold rLode, Independence, Ne~ York, PittSburgh, T~ K ns, Bugler, Anaconda, Ta~]er, Tru~ Nein,~ta~dard, ~Prize, and Prize Mi ·~ e. ~itles to the Leghorn / and Prize*claims and the Prize Ifill Site are vested in United states Patents, while titles to the other fifteen clai~s are by right of location. There has been, however, sufficient \\'ork done on all these groups to entitle the Company to Government Patents for each and the steps necessary for obtaining these Patents are to be at once taken.

There are no disputes, adverses or counter claims to any of this ground.

The location of these sever~l claims, their relation to each other and to the Mill Site will be fully understood by reference to the j ttached Map.

The Company is entirely free from debt and there are no incumbrances v~~tso ever against the property.

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GENERAL CHLRil.CTERISTICS OF THl:!, VEINS:

The ore veins of all these claims have the same general characteristics, name~y, a practically north-and-south strike, with a dip of 45 degrees from the horizon. The outcrop is taaceable for hundreds of feet along the surface but is in places covered with eroded debris from the moun­tain sides above. The veins bre essentially true fissures in "reni te and vary in width from about 18 inches to 36 inches at the surface, to over 6 feet at a depth of 368 feet (at the bottom of the Leghorn shaft). The vein> filling is quartz, more or less broken up and heavily impregnated withthe' oxides of iron and copper. The oxidized zone extends dOVl'n to a depth of Cl pproximately 200 feet, while below this level the sulphides of copper and ~ are coming in in large quantities.

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GEOLOGY:

The country rock of th.is whole district is granite, through which, in many places, strong dikes of porphry have been intruded. The country immediately surrounding the vicinity of the mines is of the samegenercl character, the country rock being granite, Seyenite and Gneiss, with porphyritic intrusions, qnd is drained by nUMerous small creeks and water courses, tributaries of Cherry Creek.

DEV~LOPM1:;NT:

~he principal development, aside fron the mill, which is described later, is on the Leghorn, the Bugier, and the Gold ~ Lode claims.

1\ On the Leghorn, an incline shaft has been sunk on the vein to a depth of 368 feet. 140 feet from the surface, a level 135 feet long has been run in to the north on the vein. J't SOO feet from the sur­face, a level 150 feet in length has been driven on the vein, also to the north. It ~60 fe~t another level, now in 14 feet, ' hbs been started, ~hile at the bottom of the shaft, 368 feet from the surface, another level hCls been started ond driven north on the vein for a distcmce of 20 feet. These levels are all in ore. The shCift is well timbered and fully equipped with a 40 H. P. fri~tion hoist, track, skip, ~able and all necessary appliances for sinking to a further depth of 1500 feet. The equipment also includes a first class 40 H. P. boiler and a Fo. 4 Cameron Pump, bmple for handling all the water that will come into these workings gor a long time. The machinery on the surface is covered by e good, tight building, and here is also located a boarding house for the men employed at this mine. See photographs numbered 1 - 9, - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 • .

On the Gold Lod~ cl['im an incline shaft has been sunk to a de1th of 214 feet. (See ~hotograph numbered 7). This is directly on the vein a~~the V'l&Y dmm. Intersecting this shaft at a depth of about 40 feet below the surface an adit, 51 feet in length, has been run and at this level there is a small stope from 'Irhich 120 tons of are have been taken out. This ore was treated at the Company's mill &nd gave a n average return of tlS.OO per ton. I t the bottom of this shaft a level, 56 feet in length, has been run in on the vein, the average

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value of '\Thich is amply sufficient for profitable extraction.

The Bugler is developed · by two tunnels, driven directly on the vein and connected by an upr'ise 135 feet in height. The upper tunnel is 100 feet long and the lower one 5°0 feet. Both these tunnels show ore for their entire length Hnd the vein, v::: rying in width from one to four feet, is strong, in place anu uninterrupted by faults or slips. (See photogr~phs numbered 8 and 9).

Development of the other cIa ims, consisting of sh~fts, drifts and winzes, l~rgely for purposes of exp19itation and the negessary assess­ment v'~rk, is as follows: On the Redcloud ~70 feet; l"ashburI\ 50 fec-t; Little Johnie 140 feet; O.~ K. 350 feet; Royal 36 fe~t; I~dependence 100 fpet; Few"York 190 feet; Pitt~burgh 50 feet; Todd~King 130 feet; Pri~e 80 feet; Anaconda ~O tIeet; Tapper '20 feet; 1rue Vein SO feet; Standard ~O feet.

On the Brize Mill Site, (see map and photographs numbered 10 - 11 -I? - 13), is located the Company's thoroughly modern ten st~mp mill. This mill is at present equipped with two 5-stamp bctteries (G8tes Iron ,norks); three Frue Vanners; and 80 h. p. boiler and &n 80 ij.. p. Corliss engine, together with crusher, automatic feeders and all other necessary appliances. In this mill can be treated at least 50 tons per da y of the ores coming from the various mines belonging to the Com­pany, Situated as it is, directIon the bank of Cherry Creek (see 1I'fT",r1), there is no question of ample water supply at all times and the nill is adtnirably arranged for the economic han ' ling of ore del­ivered to it, the entire operation being by gravity.

In addition to the mill building, there are here located the superintendents house, assay office, boarding house, stables, corrals and other buildings necessary for the comfort of the Companyfs employes. (See photograph numbered l4).

MINING FACI1III~S:

FUEL: For this there is ample supply of timber and the last four claims enumerated Gbove, namely, the Ab~conda, Tapper, True Vein, and Standard, while loccted and held as minera 1 lend, are covered w with excellent timber a nd their chief present value to the Company is as a source of supply for both fuel and mine timere. Close proximity to the California oil fields, together with the excellent trtnsportation facilities afforded by the 1. m. & 8. F. and the S. F. P. &'E. rail­roads, makes oil the logical fuel for use her~. ! good grade of fuel oil can be laid down at the Companyfs mill for ~~2.S::; per bar:-el (see "Recon. endaticms & Remarks.)

'"/ <)t./: f. ~ r~ S: For domestic purposes there is within 100 feet of the

Company's boarding house, a veIl, (with pump~ of most excellent wa.ter, (see photograph numbered 15) while the springs forming the head waters of Cherry Creek are located on the mill site, (see photograph numbered 16), about 100 yards above the mill. Ch~rry Creek is also fed by num­erous streams from the mountains adj~cent and during the lost thirty ears ~a~w~Viv.rij ~e$~t giYFi~tm~er or frozen over in winter. :j's ilhe

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fis the t;omp8ny owns this WCiter Right it is assured of an ample supply for all its operations. The Creek has ~ fall of over 40 feet within the lines of the CompClnyfs property and by properly conserving the sup.:'ly, considerable power can be generated at very small expense, sufficient, at any rate, for lighting the mill and all adjoining buildings. (See "Recommendations & Remarks n) •

SUPPLIES: Hardware, powder , steel, candles, and all m~n~ng supplies can be had at the usual prices, with freight from Pr escott (30 miles dist&nt) added. There is considera~le farm produce grown in the Cherry Creek Valley and this can be obtained at very reasonable cost. In addition, the Company owns a fine orchard and garden tract, where various fruits, potatoes, corn and other vegetables are grown at small expense, materially adding to the comforts of the men and lessening the cost of maintenance.

LABOR : Miners' daily wages are $3.50 for hand v'ork and $4.00 for machine men; trammers $3.00 to $3.50; mine blacksmith $3.50 to $4.00; common top labor $2.50 to #3.50; Teamsters ~60.00 to $75.00 per month.

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ORE TONNAGE IN :3IGH'I' i~\D Vl .. LUb TH...;--;:COF: In the Legnorn claim there are a:1proximately 465'; tons of ore in sight, having an average value of e27 . l8 per ton. This ore is blocked out by the shaft and the several levels and gives a valuation of ~126,44l.36. For the sake of conserva­tism, cut these figures by one third, and there is still in the Leg­horn mine, ready for extraction and reduction at the Company's mill $84,304 . ?4 worth of ore.·This gross and figuring the cost of mining, hauling and milling, the net profits exposed in the Leghorn workings (on a basis of two thirds the ore actually in sig~t) amopnt to about ~50,000.00.

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In the Gold Lode claim the ore so far exposed can be figured at approximately 1787 tons, having un overage value of ¢.4.l3 per ton, net, giving the total value of ore in sight at ~7,379.3l. This claim has not yet been sufficiently developed to properly open up its ore but, for the a mount of work that hhs been done, the showing is re­~arkably good and I am satisfied that further ~Jork here will be very profitable. , In the Bugler claim ct conservative estimate of the ore in sight is 10,800 tons, having an average value of $5. -·n per ton and giving a total valuation of $56,%68.00.

Sm.liiliiRY, RECOM.l';~.l..JLJDlil'IO~~S, liND H111hRKS : It will be understood from the foregoing data that the properties of this Company are grouped in four divisions, all of "!hich are tributary to the mill and are readily accessible over good mountain wagon roads. Most of the dev­elopment has been done on the Leghorn, which has, by its production and prese~t satisfactory status, amply repaid the efforts devoted to it. The Bugler and Gold Lode veins are both clearly defined fissures with granite walls, are well mineralized, and will, in my judgement, well repay further exploitation.

Opportunity exists for the building of a tramway from t~e various. mines to the mill, as the mines themselves are all cons~derab;ty h.J.gher than the top of the mill. I do not think, however, thqt the t~me 1S

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yet ripe for the very considerable expenditure that the installation of a tra m will necessitate for the · reason that the mill, with its present capacity nf 50 tons per day, can be kept well supplied with ore by teams. The ore v>'<. .• gons in COiTJUon use hold about six tons to the load and b~ purchasing four of these wagons, each with its compliment of four horses, orl he-ling e8ch wagon make two tr.ips per day, ,<!chich it can easily do, the mill can be kept running to its full capacity and the bulk of the money expended during the next year can be used in the furhter development of the properties already opened up.

I would dot at this time recommend or cdvise an~ addition to the mill equipment, because the "development of the Company's property, particu­larly on the Leghorn, has reached a point where the ores are even now changing from the oxidized ores of the upper levels to the sulphides which are almost invaribly encountered as depth is gained. Appliances suitable for the reduction of the oxidized ores are not adapted to a obt~ining the best results in concentrating the comparatively low grade sulphides.

I would therefore, recommend that the mill be run to its capacity upon the ores now avpilable, but that its further equipment to be postponed until development shell determine exactly the characther of the ore bodies upon which future and permanent operations will depend.

At present, the concentrating appliances at the mill consist of three vanning machines. These machines are not suitableto obt~ining the best results from these ores and I would advise substituting for them two of the improved 'Pilfley Concentra ting ,.,... bles. By so doing, a much better saving will be made and the capacity of the mill lcrgely in­creased.

I would also strongly recommend that the mill, the boiler at the Leghorn shLft house and that at the Gold Lode, be equipped with oil burners; th&t suitable tanks for the storage of gual oil be erected at the r[ilroad station, the mOll and at the mines mentioned, and that a tank wagon for transporting fnal oil from the railrocd to the Company's property be at once provided.

I wml1d also advise the inst~llction of an air C0muressor a~d Dower drills at the Leghorn, Gold Lode and Bugler mines,· because these a ppliances will greatly facilitcte the Company's o)erations and en­able much better progress at less cost to be made.

Further, I would recommend the const-ruction of 8 concrete dam in the Canyon above. the mill, for the purpose of impounding bnd conserving the water sup ly and for the development of at least sufficient pov'er for lighting the mill and adjacent buildings by electricity.

I would also Cidyise the establishing of 8 Commissary or Company store, at the Company' s headquarters, because such an establishment would be a source of no inconsiderable revenue, besides being a great convenience for the men employed at the various properties.

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In conclusion I may say thut the holdings of this Company are located in whDt is known and has been proven to be one of the richest miner&l behring districts in the southwest. [ bout seven niles to the north, a nd in the sa me range of mountoins, lies the famous United Verde mtne, whos e steady production of tI ~~illion P Month has made it fa mous the world over. This celebrated property was originally 0 opened as & gold Line and its vast stores of copper bearing ores were not known or even suspected until the advent of suffici ent capital to properly develop the property revea l ed them.

1906 Prescott, krizona c

Formerly: _ 1\ssayer Rio Grande Smelter, Socorro, New Mexico. Assayer st. Louis & Zacatecas Ore Co., Jimenez Mexico. Manager Calumet Smelting & Refining Co., Chicago, Ill. Consulting, Mining & Metallurgicc..l "":ngineer, Denver, Colo. Assayer in charge of Ore Shipments from Revenue Tunnel Mines Company of Ouray, Colo., And the Commodore Mining Co., of C_eede, Colo., at Pueblo, Colo.

Marks

Morni ng Star " II

Bug1ar " n

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" Dump Rai se Lower to upper

tunnel 80' below rlli ddle 50' below middle tunnel in stone .

Stope 50' below mi ddle tunnel

30 ' up raise above tunnel Small stope above middle

tunnel Mi ddle tunnel ad

AlUZONA ASSAY OFFICE

815 North Firs t street Phoenix, Ari zona

Gold No. Oz.

1 .12 L:-2 .03

1 . 12 2 .17 3 .54 4 . 20 5 . 05 6 .44

7 . 15 8 · 31

9 .10 lO .44

11 .38 12 1.18

Value (oz.) ~~2 ·00

t 4.20 Morning Star 1.05

4. 20 5.95

18.90 7·00 1.75

15.40

5.25 10.85

3.50 15.40

$13.30 41.30

No. 202 Du Phoenix, Arizona,

CHAS. A. DIEHL :May 20.1946.

A]l~ILZONA AS,SA Y OFFICE Phone 3·4001 DepaR l~eNDrth~ ~irst Stre~ P. O. Box 1148

~ ~v 6r 1neral Resources. ID4hi <l!.rrtt1tts That samples submitted for assay by Mr. C.H • Dunn ng . contain as fo llows per ton of 2000 lbs. A voir.

MA RKS REMARKS I. SILVER VALUE (Oz.) ! GO.LO ~!LUE (Oz.) TOTAL VALU E I % PERCENTAGE

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below middle . I ~ U'Tv A _I 50· below mldd 1. e 8 i 31. ·10 .85 !

tunnel 1n stone. 1 . I

stope SO' below 9 I' ,10 I 3 50 , middle tunnel I I , !

~O· up raise atove I I I I I tunnel 10 i ~44 ~15 40, Small stope at/Jove I t'

middle tunnel 11t38 , 13 30 Apex 12 It1S , 130

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Charges $ $14 .00 Assay" AR~AY OFFICE