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04/16/87

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES FILE DATA

PRIMARY NAME: LA PAZ

ALTERNATE NAMES: AMERICAN GOLD STAR

MOHAVE COUNTY MILS NUMBER: 190

LOCATION: TOWNSHIP 19 N RANGE 20 W SECTION 8 QUARTER N2 LATITUDE: N 35DEG 02MIN 50SEC LONGITUDE: W 108DEG 25MIN 54SEC TOPO MAP NAME: OATMAN - 7.5 MIN '

CURRENT STATUS: DEVEL DEPOSIT

COMMODITY: GOLD

BIBLIOGRAPHY: ADMMR LA PAZ FILE ADMMR MOHAVE CUSTOM MILL PROJECT RANSOME, F.L. "GEOL. OF OATMAN GOLD DIST, AZ"

USGS BULL 743, P 8 (MAP), 1923 WEED'S MINE HANDBOOK VOL. XIV, P 266, 1920 AZ STATE MINE INSP. 5TH ANL RPT, P 8, 15, 24

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I D Ak'CMENT OF MINERAL RESOU .E~ STATE OF ARIZONA

FIELD ENGINEERS REPORT 'i"

Mine lA PAZ / (5 cla ims ) • l

Date January 5, 1940.

J District San F~'ncisco.\ :Qist., Mohave Coun~y.

Ov.merY "R. A. ' Ma~tin, Oatman, Ar~z. Engineer Elgin B. Holt.

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SYNOPSIS REPORT

LOCATION: , Pr~pe11ocated 3 miles N • Vi. of Oatman. in Mohave County.

METALS: " ,,~!. .

VErn: 14ain vein, with quartz and calcite gangue, is 60 feet wide, runs parallel and adjacent to a quartz-porphyry dike, also 60 feet wide, both vein and dike occurring on contact between Andesite on hanging and quartz-monzonite on foot wall. Strike of both vein and dike N. 80 deg. W; dip nearly vertical. The said vein and dike also traverse an adjoining mine kn~m 8S

the Gilpin, or Times Mine, described in another report I have . written on this date. These two groups should be handled to­

gether in the event of a deal. '

OTHER VEmS: The main vein above mentioned is intersected by two other veins of' same type, gangue matter being also quartz and calcite. These intersecting veins, striking N. E. and S. W., are each 30 teet wide, outcropping boldly above the surface., shOWing gold values at interVals.

DEV. WeRK: One shaft 150 teet deep is sunk near the interseotion of the main vein and one of the said intersecting veins. This shaft shows no values as it was put down in country roek. Also, a tunnel 70 feet in length was jriven on an intersecting vein, and shows assays, per Martin, of 0.5 ounce gold per ton. Other work oonsists of · open cut.s and pits along vein outcrops, some of which show gold ore in place.

r Le) This property, in conjunction with the Gilpin mine{,t~ has ali the ear-marks that it will make a large and valuable milling propos it_ion , if developed along intelligent and aggressive lines. Both these properties are reoommended as attractive gold prospects to any company willing to risk some money in their development.

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lfl1n1:ng (h)n~pany ,1tua-e$ i :n the '~m -<lt~e:d ~ Qliold I-lQ8 .. d ~lin1.ng

we$te:r~ part 0,1' MO,haV'0 co~tY' and is reaflhe:d, ~y good a,l1to ~ofl,d$

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the, e l1o .i~ts va ry 1n th~ ' l :tf:I$!'t1'nt liortionm of' the di ~;tj?'i(}t frenn

Tl~a <11 Btl~1c:t ne.>'a fa;aJ.nte;1ns:d. ,1f1 la;rge p:r~'dJ.ic'tio.~l <1J;f

g'old :tQr a n~uniher of ye&r$ lni~t ha$ r~eently e·ome intt1 In.01r'~

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l-cOcate.:(j .. in thet1fEHt)te:rnparto..: thft~Q.lm a~et1-(tQl.4 l :o.a(i lYt.~\r~:t!1ct.- all'1d

(H)-119t:St-~ ot t .0 cla.ime ~~il-Tf' '~he Vtmlkl!ltle ': ~d t~h-$ .W8i3 ,·. · C:On1.oi!t

prifHtng app:it"O.xi;nu:1te~T fort:y. ac'r~:I.

' ~blill P;t't:().lH~~t¥ 1$ well lo¢.atcd in Jill. p.rov~n.ne~aa.l:~~:¢l a;rea

~mdi.s Burrou.X"1c\e,d by wfill known and., a()t~ve p,rop-EtJrb-i :e$ .

'Q the uo:rth and f!-ast a:re til: Ti~o;~ :.. Re :ceule~_.: ,J e::irQme

Qatman .. Ne(~l.,ected t a&ld liardy :pro,pairt-~G;e: , all " .. :1tUE?t~d on the

c.onta,c't of andesite and gra~ni-be PQrpll¥I'Y .. , \~ll.-!Lcl\~'~t~elrHl$ t~t:r(!nJ.(£ll

the Lal?~/ ,ola1rtl of yQ-ur COPI~ and cOll.tl,nuet' Or:l t:tU'(ltlQ:i'J" the:$t.

other pr-oPG:r-t1~s :in a r10rtJ>'!east,er~y ,d1:r$ot1on.,

Imraedintely ad_j~:u,:',eitlt on the eftf.ft$~d~.; Sll.'l(\ {)l:l. the$tiJ;il~

'1·al't~ pOl"Pb~tJ:y dyke tllPt eY..iHJud:g tl1r-oUg!'l. the Va;,ll\;fn~ie clai:m.

is the J/l:'OpOJ:ty 0,£ th;(;; lvanh.oe Con~Ql;tdated lti1nf,Hi; C011iP~ll:Y. ,t ~th·:teh

18 .p;-ow ~der aQtj.ve dev.'elopm~nt and ~h{)wiXi~ ~f,rtd~nQe or ~beo():m:1..nga.

'prodUQfJr . Oonti11uing o.n to t.he ~lOU:th aXld -a,$t we Jr:~~tv.~ tUEt

Pittsburg .. C'rQ\~Jl1i -C~ ty , llnit.e41 We~te:rnit U;n,j .. t;ect E~1,,$te,~n t -~om .B~e' .

et~ . t all 1n the $$.$ ru!lde S.;l. to c'tlw,aa t;~a;t 1 ($ t, aund -011 yO'l,ill"' p ]tOl'l!l~tf- •

!o the s1)uth are the \jt)ndi~oJ ~fid¥~1g!.lt t P1otl®e!~ J eta ., o-n

A go-O d rQ.a4 l!unm -through the prop'artysQ. thej~ ~n~pplie~

and r.t1cHlh.1ne~y (Jan be pl..a~·$d on al1.;Y l?a,rt Q£' !4t \vi tllQu,t the: G~e.nse

Qf road bui14lng.

!he lllOet l~'fi)lt'tan.t ge·o.l:ot'h:le.al iQl"~8;tions .in the ~(lm Rtled­

G01d noad D1s·tri.ct wh&n cQlfl$..1derinG; t .l.lel:r. re:l.at:iOtl tQ . Q;~:~e.

OCG'u~retl:(H~ ,are the al'l~es.~t~s' . ·O:r th,se ~~here: ap.Xilear· ·ta:l'J·e two

or mere fl,owa 841d tV' '0 of therfl; have bCCflN: de$l.gn:ate·d ;l'o~:a.lly a$

ear.:lier e.nd · lajiel' an~~e$l tes acc<lrdi.ng to the seqUien~.eof thei,r

ox-'1.g1.n ~ 1.t~ ~e.elllS to have bEh~a proven in the.o·ld IlJ;'odue1ng

min0s of the <iltr~r:i,e.t Ulat -beth thes:e al'l<de', :ttEHJ cont-c 1n ore

bo·die9 of ccmme;t"eial va.lu$ a.s the ~·re $lloa1~$Gr·1g1l!lal1.y di$;-­

cove·red. in 'the .later 8ind.e:a~tee ,in theS'$ m1.ne·s have pers'ls:t;:e:d

ledge·g 'wi th a gen~rttl.ly tlOrthwelSt $..:nd ~J;>:u-thea.s.t srtl"1ke .

'l'lle-s:s 1~dg\9s in ~h.$. and~~:1 te &.re remr:u.?k;ab·lW e.:1.m.l1~~· 1n

cl\aracteFand are ml';l,aeup pr;.no1pally Qf que..rtz f'41.d e~tlc.1.te.

\1.J'it.·h e. ·nel.oaul~0s Q.f de~ .Gn~p.Q· 64 .and. ",ltel'rEHl 'sxtdes;Lta· and fI..1oth.

hem~t,lte :. 1.ll~!krlge,M$;e():d:d.' ~;nd 1ral~iou~: al·t;erat:~on prOdLtots of

rerel'rt. geological cond1ti;;ot;lsl.11 variuus :par~tg of the diet.r1c.t

but thecond1tion's f1e: ~c:rj,J)e:d e".re typical of the b1~ mine,

(i,f the di at;ttlct .•

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'The" pJJ'oJ!efty of' tn~ Ar.izotle. {fold $ila,lr ~tt;n.111g C,OUtpSUlY

1a· l.oo:ated: l:arge l~y i·n 8;n m,r-e1'O ' ryt '(}~rl:l-er c~nda$i.t~ . bu'tc tJll0V,IS

()n the tve'mt~;rn :OQl.'ti.Qrt G'i 'the prQIH~:r-ty ·e:~tI)'o~rur.e~ of g:t'~~4:1i t '$ __

'po l1)hyry , a;nd an ~M1)erfect :gJ!ani te or- m.ioIlo:~peL~t:i t~· ~ flle

e'Gntac-tof thes~; tOrll~(\tlons ~1!.j. th. e'ao: ... other. ~..,d· 01' ~the gl·a,Jil:it·e

PQrp·l~r¥ vii·th -the eQ,lt;il,~~:.r auQG·e-ite .• al'$ well define:01 and (:)'(l,$11y

tlra,c.adf.t~ro $S the \1em·tern PQ1"'t1ol1 o:f' .J\jhe ' LaPaZ Claim. Both

r;)f therrA·e e~nta0t·s :n&Ve b,e~f;1 ~l\10wn t .O. be flld b"ear~ng; 111 th,l B

$e:cti'~~H10f th~ d:t9.tri~t· 1f I .. t is on tM ,conta.ct 0·£ tllB fUld.EH~!te.

and 6];:t~a.lli te porpl:lYl1Y ($.~t~nding i~hrollgh the ·w.$ete~: 11l01't .1Ql1 ot

t111$ }?rO]H;e:tty an.d. ir.~ a uOJi·th$8.;starly di);Qcti cat tAat the

~imts , nerQ!uloe,. Negl¢}'ct.·ed, . Jerome Oa'cmal'l.. Ha.r~y. an'dothe.r

prGPf)2~·tles p,~:~(j;) lQchTIite:d e .(In. all of thes:e prop(!u,~t1es go()dv.a. '-

" ues i'I)~Olililhalre ibe·&ll obt.a.ined1,n t ,ht.a aQ,ntaot » and Q~ll e(uae

;ft:f them c'Qns'1der~&bl:0 ore of l.$·QQd grad0 llafJ. beein on.-ta,ls1ed.

141'1,0 ·the conta.c:'C .QJ. th~ gra.n.! t ole and gr·an:t·t~ :p O!r;pl1Yry h~$ bee.·a

pr-QVfJl'J. axe bearing a$ ~;1f1d()n(H~d by th~ Qpe,~t1.ol't of dry W!aSll~~$

for p,ln·cel~~old. el~$e ·tl;lj i ,hi fit co;tl~tt:1;ct. on tJtte LstP&!a ·olejim •.

flGv.;e~e;rr. i.:t h.a~ bee:~l 1ilhown j ;:t1 the aaveloprA911t Of tlle-

l.arg;0 rA1ne.~O;r tn$ d~st;rie·t . 1 . $ .• ; the ~l!O:ln )Re:eil . Un.1:teotl E@"ater!1:t

an~ ~old . ~iOf.Hl~ :pl~JPelt~ 1e$, ·that the p~ofi tabl-e Ol~e bodi:e·SJ' ~ar-e

Gonf:i ne·d :p:t~il'lclp'al~ 'tiQ tile ·q:uar·'tz and cH"le1·~e l(H1{~e- '

! :n th~ a;nd.:(1$ii.-,¢' 1 ltis'elf;,. ~he {!)~o:~r:rallce QC .: Ql.( in t.llia 'f!}Q:Q.--

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;intel"", "'tj.ng 1~ a. gB'olog1:c(R.l s 'ense enid wQ:rthu of g.gm;e, f t~

-telltioll in the futu,;r:$ de·1J0l.o:pmellt of ~~hE .. propalft.: !t p~ ',saine;

tht:r~t ~, hase Qf the ~v"bjeQt . ther~f()j:·e , ; I W.i).l pl"Qo~ed; +&:0

~th,ee-(}.na:l del"ati on G;f tbe leJ~~~ or ittSli3l . ~in the ~'!,l1d"$1 te

1 tBtllt •

1n oo.n.~tider.:lng the-se ll~in.$ in the and~l$l;~te l",,:~elf ,.

lllcnti,on ~ho.uld. first be :nafl.cle of -the ).~1.~go dykeB of q\..{J~,l'tz

porphyry cut. ting tllrough. the V4;~ll~er'~lJ~ eJ.aim ·Qf yo '. r eOl1~

pa:ny·. trh<iae dykee ha'Ve. tt-PPl"OX;;Ll ·atelJ an e'amt a,n,d, w.ast

~tr1ke ~vi th a. dip Qf ~j.n(}u.t 60° to the l1Qlt'th,t and the larg,er

on6 ell"tar"S NtJurl:il10Utl(la, few il>ea' nOl'th 0'£' the e·a~~

~nd (iei'rtel~ of '~he Valkar;i., ~ . The sarne '~:te$ '~xave)f'$G

'the hQld.ing® Qf thel·v~nho,e O,ompa:ny :l.mmediately adj acent

to Y'Q1U' };/;(i1Qpa,rty on the ea~t~ baing eQ.nl~'Qlj.rAa;t,eQ~ lnt()o.ne

largaur dyl<;e at G, po:Lnt :sevel"f;.l h.undted f eet . W:f1st of the

Xy.aJ].1-l;oe~~~,fl! . $*1,.:L,$, dNke hfl,:;J been r amed 10-cally the

~van1"1ve Dyke .. (~ll~Hle. f'eatu:t~ef! will be more a11p~JJwent by

«:.o-nsu:l.ting t~ ~e plat· attaob.-ed h~,reto . l

-!tl-1 s Iv&nhoe :OU1te iSteelll.e ~o have had a.r! illlpOl'tant

b~ari,:(Jg ,on the g~·ne.sis of -the ve:l?'le.. 1f:t the a.nd~&.l te

1.rl -~ltl $ $e.ct.t.-,cn ·O'f th-e di tilr~rict. S,.G ):t ·i fa usually acc'Qm­

pan1ei by a va1n Q;fquartz allde,alel te Q·no-ne· G.I' 'l1oth or­

It.tit w~lls . ~ whlle at v~~r~ (>U$ tH)1n~bS' "rea,s-,:f'19lnl;t~~

fl e $l::Qwn extend:1ng Ollt 1nt·o th~ ande9:~te count~ ro·e;k.

ftl1~cl. ?Ii tll v.~1n ~t.a·t;t,e~ Qf ~ilt4~e.;:r eh.a,:r~otf"r to. theveiil

'$r ve:i.nElt Q;f the ¢1yke 1.t!tlelf'. 1b~~:t),e i~ ~a$()n t'Obe:L.i01fe:

that t:r.i't · r~'~: e:r0.~ ~rD.f1.$~11re ,' '~iPJ.re f 'Oril1~dby tF.;ul ~ :p1.dj~l:tHJ

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whioh h!-Lv~ Qut th~' dy.,k$and tq~ t.l;ui}; op;:el.'l.lng jLnwlbit:(lib 'tli.e ve.i,n;s h$.v~· ·b"nd.epo s:;t.t$.tt,. ~1J~'JNif' is e:.v.t,dsnce tha~ the, J.'~ftdi:~~ "'~;'.1Il ($.b~wn or} $k~lf&~b,): has be,en . ~o.r~~d ,I ,,! th;t$ ' !1:8¥ by a. ta;~,y;lt p:lane wi,tIl a nQl~tbe!a$t aWl,<l$o'U:thVlet;rt s-tl!l;k, &l'ld a dtn to the r;;rQutbeas·t. 'J;;

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lhi e B$l"i\-<iligo ve~lil is; one well WOl:~t~ly 01" eon$ldaratioi1 ' .in aev·el.0pulg yQ~l.t lU.*OP$;W~U ~ntt i 1:;.9 QU'tH.;rop e!a.n ~.$' lll,aitlly t ·lf'1tc·@'d trom tl'u~ ol))entLng$Qr1 the :Bend.l~Q clailn '&to a po :tnt &J1Qut tWQ h~iin:dl,l'ed fee·t wi th.im tlle Va.lket'ie s1"de li;ne's . P'!"oduced a;~Qag lt3 $t.w.iltile: it wopld ~nte::r'$eo.lj tbetnMo~ Dyke well wi. thin t}J.eVa,lker1.e· ~la;inlt: '~1~ S'uch 1nt·-ettf3ec~ion ", if t'o1J...\'HtLt; 11tia~;h,t p.~ove 111:0 lJe' o;re tlaartng:,. Be $i d.e:s this. Biet1(tlg'tj 1te:l ·n 'the're e-,I~e several oth~r veins 111 th.e andesit;e· $howi:ng qu.art~ ~~~.(l c:ale£te w1th l:;u.~ma,tlte ., ~1Wjngan$ae. oxine. f,l.nd othel~ g;ec , fluiary m.tl1era,l.s t ,n evi <'tetfHHi! ,_

:Sev'e .l~al .ot th~1it·e ~,re noted. Ort t ·he ])lat. ac(ro~p1tu1y:ing thi $ $ket:Qh , with their fJtrilts and. d;i:;p 1ndio8.t ·ed., ~d'l bv. T~f:e:rJ:~1.%l.g the;~eto: •. . itw1.11. be e·v.itient th.r~d~ the !lttppo.si t .iQn tllat 'tl i~J a,lJe f'o:r.~neid ill Q1JOf~s,-f1ss-\ll""es inter~e¢t.ing 'tb.e !vannoe· DyJ~e '.ftJ Q,n"WW1'li41h 'W'~ .l1 be b~.:.wi~G f)ut by t:.h,(t

f.h.el~e ~5: a. v,~i)ll ¢l;afi;nad ve;ixl:. &ho,,'1ng ai~ feet t1t~~d q;u~,;:tt$ aJ.ll:d eal:~1te ,. with ttJlea.s;t and 1fJe,$"l; t ~:'1"" It~ .. tl~d~, d. !, . ~, o,~ 'l'lIo.·~to tl~.e north e;t"00~H:Hl, 11il the clis,~

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G.utClr~p~t tJait'dl ve~,n e:aXl b-e pl:3Jinly t~a.eed ,1;,0 tl1;e west .• ,

but a$· 't, p.roe;$e:'S\. ~·$twa:rd, ,ttl -eGVUl'lJo(i bl thiS ·~11u·,.ial,

:4~JtIUJitlil ~·t' ;;lle ,~a$h.~ ,,;ft· iwould .·$e~m ~Vt'i.~n' ·tha~ tlli~ ..

v~_in -is to!~f},' 3'$ aipl<~:t> or O:1l()$$-f;1$~U~~ :f'rem th,'s l~.(ll· . . £.. , . '

Wk. ~'1d pt:o.du<t$4: .:$~flli_· t i,$ ~rt~J/k;e W'~'l~tt lnt@r$e,;c·t · t~hat

~rke ·at, a pol!at clo.~·~ · ':~o . 'wher(a 1"}ne best 'l1fllae". ~ 1n J~he

t!V·~~·_ aJN5i.xp,t}.~·4 .Gl!1 :elitrtae.. It S:o there axo'ese.me ,61Pt>oun(.\i'

t~r' t.h, thef)';ty that 'the' lY~'lll'J,oe ve·in l11ay' lla.ve le~t the

'dyke-al ~r Ili:ar th.1$ pOint fj,lnd o'o·nt1nued on thr:o,,~b th~

v~bts' &t~ >~I;l. ·:mQ;te ,fll· :\.e;s2 gold. b:ear.!l.ngMdt.h.e.re 1$ ~

r$~ !e$.l1);8,b 1 e cli~la~r:,.! t.ll.a.tQl:~ bodi e $ of'(,H)J$1e.)fcla.l va:lue might. / '

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file prol'er't,y of" the Arl~{)n& ~ld ~ltar lun1n~

C'ompany ~ . ahGut . t~,t~r, .. ~cr:e$ , in '~~e~tl'* i$' ·~'l.ffJ1tl.ft-1te'd:

$n a p3:0Ve11 nun-e:ta:l,;L.1;;@-d ee,Q'fjiOll. It$. $lUX'GMded; by

pr.o·pertieso;f' O(Hulj.,dernlllfl, me-rl :t, and is 'tl'¥~' rersed by

proven ore b,earing vei na of 'tile, <11 stl"-1Ct ..,

'Th@ :large ,Iva.11l10$ Dyke , 'Wt.i(~l:l, 'se-em'$ t ,o b~, M

:im.p.(llftflnt faet.;ol' in them, n-e1':a11za:ti·on of 'tha.t se,t:);t1 on':l,

:pass'ss thr-o~gJ1. part of your prop·4},:rty all{i f!£fV'i91·;al l-edge.s

mich g'a-em to be o ross· .... fiSt!Htl'''EH) froluthi '$ dyke (lute: op

on your. pro;pe:t"ty . e'oll$id~~r'irlg a:ll. tl1es'$ tao,t.s,; Qne

1$ ;f'oreed to a$:f~wne tllat th~re is a raa..rtH~Jlab'le ch8~oe ot

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Or " ARIZONA GOLD STAR MINING CO.

AND AD~OINING MINES.

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