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ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES AZMILS DATA
PRIMARY NAME: U.S. NAVY
ALTERNATE NAMES: U.S. VERDE ANNEX
YAVAPAI COUNTY MILS NUMBER: 244A
LOCATION: TOWNSHIP 13 N RANGE 3 W SECTION 19 QUARTER N2 LATITUDE: N 34DEG 29MIN 43SEC LONGITUDE: W 112DEG 36MIN 28SEC TOPO MAP NAME: WILHOIT - 7.5 MIN
CURRENT STATUS: PAST PRODUCER
COMMODITY: LEAD ZINC SILVER COPPER GOLD SULFUR IRON
BIBLIOGRAPHY: USGS WILHOIT QUAD ADMMR U. S. MINE FILE BLM AMC FILE 76918 YAVAPAI MAGAZINE APRIL 1918 P 4-7 SHARLOT HALL MUSEUM PRESCOTT. AZ
CLAIMS EXTEND INTO SEC. 17 & 20 ADMMR U.S. MINE COLVO FILE
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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MRDS RECOPD NUMBER •••••••••••• M003571 RECORD T'tPE ••••••••••••••••••• KIM REPORT DATE ••••••••••••••••••• 79 03 IHFORHATION SOURCE •••••••••••• 1 2 FILE LIJIK ID •••••••••••••••••• USBl1-004025 1526 REPORTER •••••••••••••••••••••• JOHtISON, K. H. J CREASEY, S. C. REPORTER AFFILIATION •••••••••• USGS, ABGl'IT , ABGl'IT , ABGl'IT , ABGMT UPDATED ••••••••••••••••••••••• 82 01 UPDATER ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOHNSON, K. H. J CREASEY, S. C. J ROTH, F. A. (DEWITT, ED)
SITE NMiE. •••••••••••••••••••• U • S. NAVY MINE S'tNOUYH NAME •••••••••••••••••• U.S. MINE MUUUG DISTRICT/AREA •••••••••• COPPER BASIN DISTRICT
COutITRY ••••• US STATE ••••••• AZ ComITY ••••• YAVAPAI COmffRY NAME ••• UNITED STATES STATE NM'IE ••• ARIZONA
PHYSIOGRAPHIC PROVINCE •••••••• 1Z DRAINAGE AREA ••••••••••••••••• 15060Z0Z LAUD STATUS ••••••••••••••••••• 41 QUADRAllGLE NAME......... WILHOIT QUADRANGLE SCALE 11 Z4000 El.EVATI01L •••••••••••••••••••• 5380 FT urn NORTHING ••• 3818030 EASTING ••• 35Z480 ZONE ••• +1Z
LATITUDE ••••• 34-Z9-4ZN LONGITUDE ••••• 11Z-36-Z4W
TOHNSH IP •••••••••••••••••••••• 013N SECTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 18 20 17 SECTIONAL FRACTION •••••••••••• NZ, SE OF SE, NZ OF NW, S2 OF SZ RAt/GE ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 003W HERIDIAN •••••••••••••••••••••• G , SR POSITlotl FR0l1 NEAREST LOCALITY ••••••••• 4 l/Z MILES SE OF SKULL VALLEY
COl'1l'IODITIES PRESEtlT ••••••••••• ZN PB AG AU CU MO OHE I'fATERIALS ••••••••••••••••• , GALENA, SPHALERITEJ BOMITE, LDiONITE, HEMATITE, JAROSITE, CHRYSOCOLLA, CUPRrrE, CHALCOCrrE, HAUCHIT
E, AZURITE, FERRIHOLYBDITE NAJOR ••••• PB ZN IHUOR ••••• CU AG AU POTElL •••• tlO
PRODUCTION •••••••••••••••••••• SMALL STATUS AIID ACTIVITY ••••••••••• 8 INTERMITTENT PRODUCER YEAR OF FIRST PRODUCTION •••••• 191Z 'tEAR OF LAST PRODUCTION ••••••• 196 7 ~~\~ i i OIUIER (PRESEIIT/LASTl. ••••••••• T.W. ALEXANDER, IDA L. HOO8S (1960. : OPERATOR •••••••••••••••••••••• VERNARD JORDON, JOE PIERCE '1966 L .· . E}{PLORATION AtB) DEVELOPME,rr COl,D1EtrrS •••••••••• CLADtS INCLUDE THE '
E WAS OPERATED IN 19Z8 BY THE VERDE ANNEX
~~:g~~~ ~~:;:;:::::::::::::::::: ~~~LAR ,~~r· DEPTH TO BOTtOM •••••••••••••• .400 UNITS ••• FT ... ~,! . , . . ' ..
DEPOSIT SIZE •••••••••••••••••• SI1ALL . . . :, ,~t~~~:· , . STHIKE •••••••••••••••••••••••• tl80E DIP ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30-45SE DEPOSIT DESCRIPTIOJI COMMENTS ••••••••••• BRECCIA PIPE DESCIUPTIOU OF WORKINGS ••••••• UllDERGROUtm DEPTH BELOI'I SURFACE ••••••••••• 550 UNITS ••• fT LEllGTH OF HORKIlIGS •••••••••••• ABOUT 1600 UNITS ••• fT DESCRIPTI0l4 OF HORKINGS C011J1ENTS ••••••••• WORKINGS INCLUDE AN INCLINE SHAFT WITH DRIFTS AT THE ZOO OR Z50 FT LEVEL AIID A COUPLE OF VE
RTICAL SHAFTS AND A WIUZE
HOST ROCK AGE ••••••••••••••••• PROTJLCRET APPROX AGE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 1 740 MILLION YEARSJ K/AR = 68 TO 76 MILLION YEARS HOST ROCK TYPE •••••••••••••••• QUARTZ DIORITEJ QUARTZ LATITE PORPHYRY AGE OF IGNEOUS ROCK ••••••••••• PROT JLCRET SAl1E AS KI IGNEOUS ROCK TYPE ••••••••••••• SAHE AS KI AGE OF 11ItlERALIZATION • • ••••••• CRET-PALEO K/AR AGE OF ASSOCIATED IGNEOUS ROCKS = 68TO 76 MILLION YEARS PER'fIHE1IT MIlIERALS (NOT ORE) •••••••••••• QUARTZ, PYRITE, CALCITE ORE CmrrROL/LOCUS ••••••••••••• FAULTltlG, IGNEQUS ACTIVITY SIGJUFICAtIT REGIONAL STRUCTURES ••••••••• FOLIATIOn IN PROTEROZOIC ROCKS TREtIDS NIOE TO NZOE SIGUIFICAtff LOCAL STRUCTURES •••••••••••• VEIN, AND ASSOCIATED DIKE, CROSS-CUT FOLIATION AlID TREND N75E SIGNIFICANT ALTERATIOlL ••••••• MINOR PROCESS OF COHCENTRATION/ENRICHHEIIT ••••• OXIDATION AND ENRICHMENT AR NEAR SURF ACE IGUEOUS UlHT AGE ••••••••••••• LCRET-TERT K/AR DATES OF 68 TO 76 MILLIOn YEARS IGllEOUS UUIT AGE ••••••••••••• PROf UNDATED, APROX OIDER THAN 1740 tlILLION YEARS IGHEOUS UNIT NAME •••••••••••• UlUlAMED QUARTZ LATITE PORPHYRY DIKES RELATED TO COPPER BASIN STOCK IGUEOUS UtlIT lIAHE •••••••••••• UNIlAHED QUARTZ DIORITE GEOLOGY Cmn1E1ITS ••••••••••••• MINERALIZATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH NAVY THRUST FAULT WHICH STRIKES N75E AND DIPS 20 TO 50 SE REFERENCE •••• JOlUlSToth W. P., 1961 , GEOLOGY AND ORE DEPOSITS OF tlItiERALIZED BRECCIA PIPES IN THE COPPER BASIN, ARIZONA J ECONOllIC GE
OLOGY, VOL. 56 , PP. 916 - 940 REFERENCE •••• .JOHtlSTON, W.P., 1955, PHD THESIS, UNIV. OF UTAH REFEREUCE •••• ABGUf-USBI1 FILE DATA REFEREHCE •••• CHRISl l1AN, TERRY, 1978, MS THESIS, UNIV OF ARIZONA REFEREIlCE •••• ABGIIT CLIPPIUGS FILES REFERENCE •••• ARIZONA DEPT OF MINERAL RESOURCES FILE DATA
CUMULATIVE PRODUCTION I TEM ACCURACY AMOUNT TUOUS UNITS YEARS GRADE ORE EST 1 .00000 TOllS - 1943 s o u nCE OF PRODUCTIon IUF0R11ATION •••••• U.S.B.M. CARD FILE
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ARlZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES MINERAL BUILDING, FAIRGROUNDS
PHOENIX, ARI ZONA
August 12, 1958
To the Owner or Operator of the Arizona Mining Property named below:
U. S. Navy lVline (Yavapai County) lead, zinc
(Property) (ore)
We have an old listing of the above property which we would like to have
brought up to date.
Please fill out the enclosed Mine Owner's Report form with as complete detail
as possible and attach copies of repor~, maps, assay returns, shipment returns
or other data which you have not sent us before and which might interest a
prospective buyer in looking at the property.
Ene: Mine Owner's Report
FRANK P. KNIGHT, Director.
HI' • Henry L. 111[ill iams, J r iii
Box 12~
preEicot~ona
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Ja:s Engla.nd, Jr .
U. s. MINE
Pb, Zn, CU
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NOTICE OF THE PRELIMINARY DECISION TO ISSUE AN INDIVIDUAL AOUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT
Pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code (A.A.C .), Title 18, Chapter 9, Article 1, the Director of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality intends to issue an individual Aquifer Protection Permit (APP) to the following applicant:
Public Notice No, 41-97 AZAP
U.S . Navy Mill
Christopher Stalnaker P.O. Box 2135 Prescott, AZ 86302
Aquifer Protection Pennit No. P-1 025 82
On or about
July 9, 1997
Prescott Courier
The U.S. Navy Mill is located five miles east of Skull Valley, on Prescott National Forest Road 196, in Yavapai County, over groundwater of the Bill Williams groundwater basin. The project lies within Township 13 North, Range 3 West, SEV4 of the NWl;4 of the NEY4, and SWY4 of the NEV4 of the NE1!4 of Section 19 of the Gila and Salt River Baseline and Meridian.
The U.S . Navy Mill intends to operate three tailing impoundments and a custom mill facility. N1illing operations will include: loading, crushing, separating, and gravity flotation of custom ore. From the primary crusher, the ore will be conveyed to a secondary crusher and then to a gravity separator.
Specific facilities to be constructed, operated, and closed under the Aquifer Protection Permit will include: three tailing impoundments, the mill facility, and ore stockpile areas.
The design, construction, and operational activities conducted under the Aquifer Protection Pennit specifically address these discharging facilities. ·Specific infonnation regarding design, construction, operation, and closure activities for each facility can be found in Part II of the permit.
The pennit and related file are available for public review Nlonday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Aquifer Protection Program Section, Mining Unit, 3033 N. Central Avenue, 4th Floor, Phoenix, Arizona. If you would like additional infonnation, please contact Tony Bode at (602) 207-2255 , or the Mining Unit secretary at 207-4692.
Persons may submit written comments or request a public hearing in writing, to Tony Bode at ADEQ, Aquifer Protection Program Section, Mining APP Unit, 3033 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85012 within 30 days from the date of this notice. Public hearing requests must include the reason for the request.
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ADMMR MINE Fr£LD VISIT DATA SUMMARY
MINE US NAVY AZMILS NUMBER Yavapai 244A COMMODITIES add as a commodity -Mill - Gravity . ENGINEER Nyal J. Niemuth DATE March 31, 1992 INFORMATION FROM Chris Stalnaker
I. MINE U.S. Navy
ll. LOCATION Township 13 North, Range 3 West, Section 19, ,N2 COUNTY Yavapai TOPOGRAPHIC MAP Wilhoit 7.5' DIRECTIONS Proceed west from Skull Valley as per topo.
ill. OWNERSHIP Chris Stalnaker ADDRESS 309 N. Alarcon, Prescott, AZ 86301 Phone 445-8332 COMPANY NAME CAMMCO - Central Arizona Mining and Milling Co. Inc. PROPERTY AND HOLDINGS Mill is located on unpatented lode mining claims.
IV. PAST PRODUCTION: Noted
V. CURRENT STATUS Idle - see details of this report.
VI. -WORKINGS Mine was not examined. The visit's purpose was to examine the custom milling facility and meet with the operator. Incline shaft was open but portal/collar was sloughing. The portal of the 200' level was reported to be good access to the underground workings. ' -
Vll. GEOLOGY Not applicable to this visit. See past data in file. DEPOSIT TYPE STRIKE DIP LENGTH WIDTH HOST ROCKS ECONOMIC 'MINERALS . . -
- Vill. EQUIPMENT ON SITE Gravity mill, lab, and loader. See X for details.
IX. SAl\1PLING/DRILLING
x. REMARKS -& MILL DESCRIPTION The mill was reported to be first assembled in 1979 or 1980 by Hazen Research
as a test pilot plant. Les Madison had John Meeker set up the mill on this site in 1986. The claims of the U.S. Navy mine were purchased by Mr. Madison in 1989. Chris Stalnaker bought (lease/purchase agreement) the mill and claims in August of 1990.
Since October of 1991 the mill has been closed due to the need to obtain approval -of a new mining operating plan from the Forest Service. The Forest Service
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required an Aquifer Protection Permit from Arizona Department of Environmental Quality for the tailing ponds. Approval of the plan has now been obtained, but actual issuance awaits posting of the nearly $15,000 bond. Process water is obtained from a pump located in the mine workings.
As presently configured the mill is a small gravity plant with details as follows. Initial feed is to the primary crusher, an Allis Chalmers 30" gyratory crusher. A 5" x 12" jaw is the secondary crusher. Oversize from a double deck screen is fed in open circuit to a chipmunk 4" x 10" crusher. Feed to the ball mill is 100% minus 3/8". The mill is a Gardner Denver 30' x 54", with rubber liners and lifters. With this small mill capacity is necessarily limited in hard ores. The mill can ordinarily process 1500 - 2000 pounds per hour. Discharge, typically minus 60 mesh or coarser, is fed to a 5' x 16' Wilfley table. Middlings from the table are fed to a Dynamic Concentrator for further cleaning. Power is supplied by a 150 kw diesel generator.
The existing tailings pond has an estimated capacity of 75,000 tons and is permitted for a daily discharge rate of 250 tpd. New tailings ponds will be clay lined and compacted to have a permeability of 10-6 md. In the future, if the mill were upgraded to include flotation, new permits would have to be obtained and new tailing ponds with synthetic liners would likely be required.
The mill site has a lab building, plumbed, with facilities including an electric furnace and a gas furnace (smelting). Assay beads are taken to outside labs like Iron King for weighing or AA finish. The lab is used for metallurgical control for the mill, not raw ore samples, as it lacks sample preparation equipment (for example, a pulverizer) .
A small (-1.5 yard) wheel loader is used to feed the mill and open section of the crushing circuit.
Examples of custom milling schedules and contracts along with metallurgical treatment charts accompany this report.
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Telephone _. (602) 445-8332
Fax (6021.)778-5148
ZamJTll:U' Central Arizona Mining & Milling Co., Inc.
ORE RECEIVAL & ROUTING SHEET
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Date of delivery Driver Estimated tonnage
CAMMCO designation Mine designation of shipment
Weight Cu/ft Visual description of shipment
Requested grind Actual grind Requested ratio Actu~l ratio
HILL LOG
Time in • 1 ' s Feeder setting
( 1 ) (a)%
( 2 ) (b)%
( 3 ) (e)%
( 4 ) (d)%
( 5 ) (e)%
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=Total tonnage -----lbs/cu/ft ___ /2000 -----c u / f t / t 0 n ___ / .. tot a 1 c u / f t
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
,\Tidth Description & amount produced
Wilfley cut 111
Wilfley cut If 2 -
Dynamic cut
Dynamic cut
SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS & #'S
Dry head ___ _ Wet head Wilfley #1 --- Wilfley #2 ----W i 1 fIe y m i d ___ _ Wilfley tail EA tail __ __ Dynamic tail ----Gross tail Other --- ---------------------------------------------
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APPLICATION FOR CUSTOM SERVICES
FILE ---------
MINE NAME. __________ _
OPERATOR. __________ _
DATE ___________ _
309 North Alarcon • Prescott, Arizona 86302-2248 • 602-.:445 ·~8332 FAX-778 - 5148
LIMITATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
CAMMCO REQIRES a complete 'APPLICATION FOR CUSTOM SERVICE' (this package)
prior to accepting ore or concentrates.
Regardless of conditions of payment or settlement, CAMMCO REQUIRES a cash
payment of $60.00 over and above milling charges per lot milled. This is
an assay fee sufficient to cover the cost ~f four assays on head ore and
tailings, to be performed by registered assayer only, without exception.
Required grind: If you are not certain of the liberation point and
size of particle you wish to recover, we strongly suggest a screen test
be performed on your ore by a competent laboratory prior to attempting a
mill test.
Grinding limitations: Final communition to size is by wet ball mill
grinding with sand screw type classification, closed circut. Accurate
classification is only possible to about 60% - 100 mesh. Most ores
DO NOT, require this fine a grind, and may slime when overground.
Recovery limitations: CAMMCO'S Dynamic Concentrator is capable of
capturing gold particles in the 600 mesh range, if liberated from
gangue. Repeated tests show virtually no free gold loss to tailings.
The amount of gold that is "too small to catch" won't make or break
your mine!
Platinates and 'Phantom' ores: CAMMCO will process any unconventional
ore to client specifications within limits of our equipment. CAMMCO
requests copies of final metallurgical results on this type ore for
our files and to better serve all of our clients.
Confidentiality: What your ore does is your business, we will not
release information without client approval.
GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING PROCESSING OF ORES AND TREATMENT OF
CONCENTRATES
The "milling" of ores is comprised of the following processes: crushing,
grinding, classification, and recovery. In regard to C~~CO's facility,
recovery is accomplished by differential specific gravitYI concentration;
therefore, a bulky concentrate of the heavier minerals present in the ore
is often produced. Cammco provides a highly efficient gravity separation
facility which is well suited to the recovery of free gold as well as
most ~inerals of silver, copper, lead, zinc, tungston~ etc. Some gold
ores will produce a free-milling portion recoverable as a separate
product, although usually a bulk concentrate containing important values
will also be produced. Most ores will produce a concentrate which may
be either reconcentrated or sold directly to a commercial smelter or
refiner.
CAMMCO's mill facility is equipped with a Cosmos Industries 6' Dynamic
concentrator, which is used as a : scavenger in circut behind a conventional
Wilfley concentrating table. Generally, concentrates containing free
gold may be reconcentrated using the Dynamic concentrator, resulting in
a much higher grade concentrate than originally produced from either the
Wilfley table or the Dynamic concentrator.
CAMMCO is also equipped to mercury amalgamate these upgraded concentrates
and smelt the resultant sponge to D6rre. Additional charges apply.
In the case of ores processed on a custom service basis, the miner or his
representative is invited to be present during the milling operation and
remove his concentrate from the mill facility at the time payment or
settlement is made.
CAMMCO will consider the outright purchase of ore at a per-ton price
determined by sampling procedure described in the following section.
INTRODUCTION TO CAMMCO
C~~CO presently operates a gravity concentration type ore reduction
mill located approximately 12 miles west of Prescott, Arizona. CA~~CO
is primarily a mine service company and custom mill operator, accepting
both base and precious metals ores on either an outright purchase basis,
or as a custom service provider. On a limited basis, CAMMCO may provide
to operators of properties of merit assistance in the forms of:
geological evaluation, engineering, permitting and bonding, metallurgy,
equipment and expendables, contract mining, ore hauling, and custom
processing.
SAMPLING ru~D PURCHASING PROCEDURE AND TERMS
Upon arrival at the mill facility, custom ores will be rough-crushed and
stockpiled until terms are agreed upon. Samples will be taken during
crushing and split between CAMMCO and the miner with a portion retained
for future reference. After assays, if purchase terms cannot be agreed
upon, the miner has the option of contracting for custom milling at the
base price of $72.50 per ton or removing his ore from the mill facility.
If the miner chooses to remove his ore, a crushing, sampling, and service
charge of $20.00 per ton is levied on the stockpiled material. Ores
remaining at the mill facility for 60 days with crushing charges unpaid
will be considered abandoned and disposed of.
APPLICATION FOR CUSTOM SERVICES
PROPERTY DATA
CLAIM NAME (S) __________________________________________ _
INITIAL PRODUCTION FROM WHICH CLAIM ______________________ _
NAME OF OWNER(S) OF RECORD
IS THE PROPERTY UNDER LEASE ------------------------------FEDERAL CLAIM
BLM JURISDICTION
FOREST SERVICE JURISDICTION
PATENTED STATE LEASE -----AMC LEAD SERIAL # LOCATION DATE
LOCATED IN SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE
DESCRIBE ACCESS IF YOU REQUIRE ORE HAULING ______________ __
MINERAL DATA
PRIMARY VALUE METAL ---------------------------------------OTHERS OF ECONOMIC INTEREST __________________________ ___
TYPE DEPOSIT ____________________________________________ __
TONNAGE OF FIRST SHIPMENT __ ~ __________________________ __
ESTIMATED MONTHLY TONNAGE THIS TIME NEXT YEAR ----DO YOU HAVE FLOWSHEETS OR METALLURGICAL REPORTS ------MINERAL FORMS OF METALLICS PRESENT ------------------------
TERMS REQUESTED
CONTRACT FOR CUSTOM SERVICES AT THE BASE RATE OF $ 72.50 PER
TON
SELL ORE TO CAMMCO DIRECTLY
DO YOU REQUIRE ORE HAULING
IF SO, CAN YOU LOAD TRUCKS ON SITE
WILL YOU PROVIDE A WEIGHT SLIP WITH YOUR SHIPMENT
WHEN DO YOU ANTICIPATE YOUR INITIAL SHIPMENT -----------
· . COMPLETE THIS SECTION ONLY IF REQUESTING
CREDIT ARRANGEMENTS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
OPERATOR INFORMATION
NAME OF MINE OPERATOR~ ______________________________ __
AGE __ _
DESCRIBE YOUR EXPERIENCE IN MINING AND RELATED FIELDS _
REFERENCES __________________________________________ ___
MINE INFORMATION
ARE RECLAIMATION BONDS NECESSARY
AMOUNT
IN PLACE. ________ _
MINING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE. ____________________________ __
EQUIPMENT STILL NEEDED ________________________________ _
EXPENDABLES AVAILABLE ________________________________ __
EXPENDABLES STILL NEEDED ______________________________ _
SERVICES NEEDED __________ . ____________________________ __
WOULD YOU SECURE CAMMCO'S INVESTMENT WITH YOUR EQUIPMENT
MINING OR REAL PROPERTY _______ _
VEHICLE OTHER ___ _
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TO PRESCOTT
YAVAPAI 10
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OFFICE LOCATION 309 N. ALARCON St.
MILL LOCATION (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT)
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AGR~EMENT OF INTENT
Having read and completed the foregoing application for Custom Services,
I intend to produce shipping ore as set forth under the terms and cond
itions set forth herein by the CENTRAL ARIZONA MINING & MILLING COMPANY.
-------- Initial shipment to be custom milled at $72.50 per ton, with no
deduction for moisture content. An assay surcharge of $60.00 will be
paid at the time the ore is delivered to CAMMCO'S facility.
-------- I wish to sell ore to CAMMCO directly.
OPERATOR
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE, ZIP
TELEPHONE
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ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES
VERBAL INFORMATION SUMMARY
1. Mine file: U. S. MINE
2. Mine name if different from above:
3. County: Yavapai
4. Information from: Leslie Madison
Company: Madico Inc.
Address: 26639 N. Black Canyon Hwy. P.O. Box 1146, Black Canyon Stage Phoenix, AZ 85029
Phone: 869-6700
5. Summary of information received, comments, etc.:
Mr. Madison reports he now owns the u.S. Mine in the Copper Basin District,
Yavapai County. He has assembled a I5/ton portable mill on the property. With
it he has recently run a small lot of ore from the nearby Price-White Mine,
about a mile to the northeast. He is presently pumping out the u.S. Mine and
hopes to reopen the long tunnel whi ch interconnects the main worki ngs. If
found, some lots of ore will be mined and milled. Ultimately, Mr. Madison
hopes to sell the property to Phel ps Dodge to become part of their Copper
Basin holdings.
Date: February 8, 1989 Nyal J. Niemuth, Mining Engineer
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START -UP NUMBER S If? 2)0<7£ -;tii'btl STATE NUMBER 10 I 7h 9' 00 f<EJ MSHA NuMBER _____ _
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! . ~ NOTICE TO ARIZONA STATE MINE INSPECTOR
In compljance with ArIzona Revised Statute Section 27-303, we ere subm1tUng this wr1tten notice to the ArIzona state Mine Inspector of our intent to start L stop _ move _ (please check one) 8 mining operation.
If this is 8 move, please show lest location: _____________ _ If you have not operated a mine previously In Arizona, please check here: If you want the Education eSc Training Division to assist with your mine safety training, please check here: ,V'" If this operatton will use cyanIde for leochlnQ, please check here: __
COMP ANY NAME: (! iI?e L E R /11/ IY(/ I !1/ C; -:i. f. 'I PI- 0 rU? 11',If) JJ ! Me. , /'
DIVISION: ________________________ _
MINE OR PLANT NAME: b!UC 1-1 atUytyt/lJl!tt'aEPHONE: Z7{-t?b 52-
CHIEF OFFICER: ~J4t2I?(( /?e p r=:~ ;
CITY: PIZE?;([D (7 ) 5T ATE: #2;:: ZI P CODE: <?-~ 30 3'
MINE OR PLANT LOCATION: (Include county and nearest town, as well as d1rectlons ror locating property by veh1cle). '1rt v4 Pfll r 0 6 S"/(u LL U J4 L-L E ;f,r /lZ-r
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STARTING DATE: ~ -/ )i - ~ (CLOSING DATE: DURATION: __ _
PERSON COMPLETING NOTICE: bltB(f t ~tJl2tl\ TITLE: t241dk: I
DATE NOTICE MAILED TO STATE MINE INSPECTOR: _________ _
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Yava.pai County, Arizona Crown ling Aroa 3S~91. J.R,-021 164-B,... 8
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A Welt end of nAn stope-25 feet abov'e 250' level '30 3()o6 10.5
IA Bottom of nAn stope-15 feet east of 1A and 39 13.9 12.1
10 feet lower
;A Bottom of "A" stope-20 feet east of 2A 44 13.1 11.3
A Bottom of .nAIf stope-IO feet east of 3A 18 8.5 14~1
JA Bottom of "A" stope-20 f ee t east of 4A 18 800 23 .. 6
.B Bottom of 250 level-20 feet west of incline 14 4.9 22. 4 '") JJ 250 f oot level-15 foot "'H~s t of 18 12 21.0 22. 9
jb 250 foot level-IS fe e t west of 2:3 8 6.5 12 .. 4
j, B 250 foot level-15 fe ~! t west of 38 24 10.3 8.3
I. e Hai ae above 250 foot level-40 feet west of incline 16 17.5 10 . 5
l D 350 foot level-10 feet eas t of incline~ bot tom of h'3 4.5 5.0 drift
;? 1) 350 foot le1le1·-10 feet east of ID 24 2.9 3 ~ 2
3D 350 foot level-l0 feet east of 2D 30 3 .. 6 4.1
4D 350 foot l evel-10 feet el1s t of 3D 24 9 .. 0 4L3
~) D 350 foot l evel-10 feet east of 4D 14 6.9 4. 7
bD 350 foot l evel-10 feet east of 51) 8 4,,1 12.6
7D 350 foot level-10 f ee t east of 6D 22 3.4 20.4
8D 350 foot level-IO f eet east of 7D 14 3.9 19.3
9D 550 foot level-1O feet east of 8D ,4 4 .. 3 12.1
lOD 350 foot level- 10 feet east of 9D 50 2.0 6.1
11D 350 foot level- 10 feet eas t of 10D 36 5.9 7. 6
Exhibit No. 2-2
Intra-Company Correspondence r""~ ,
§~~A TTlJC~( DE and
TO: C. R. Sundeen
FPOiv!: J. Olaf' Sund
1I ORWARD~
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August 10, 1966 Dais ........................................................................... .
SUBJECT: PROGRESS REPOI~.f' Re: ORE POTENT IAL AT UeS.
(NAVi) MINE ,/
Progress towards openin g the main ,,,or h:"'::'1gs 0 :': t he old U.S. (Navy) Mine is nm" sufficiently advanced t hat observatio~~ can b mad~ rega rding the character and behavior of the ore shoots~
I NTRODUCTIOI ~ Briefly J the follovling is the geologi cal bc:.s is for embarking on thi s exploration venture. Old pla.ns a.nd sections from. ec:rly rn n· :;'1g a nd sections from the U.8. Bureau of Mines during t heir investig~tion ·n 943 indicated tha t actual mining ,.:as mainly above the 250 foot l evel witt only lir!lited stoping on the 350 foot l evel. llJo mini ng vIas indicated on t he:: "50 foot level.
Old sta tement s of o'''e s ettlements' from ~:)d.st y:."'oduction' a s well ' as visua l examinations and check sampling above the 200 f oot _ ~vel all indicated that some ore shoots were of re latively high grade lead an" ~inc v
Examinations in the upper levels also c0:.1fi:t:~8Q. that the ore i s ~: : , ~ ::"uded wi thin a fault zone t hat is conS i stently some ":' ':;'.:.:f: feet vfide and has veT"J ~;.,~~:~ ," granite wal ls . Within this zone are fault g Ol.:.--:2 and brec.c iated parts t:r.~:.::~ -:, _, ~~-.;: mineralized \vi th interbands and mixtures of C O~>.l~se g:.l e_a and sphalerite" Q'~.:' ;:'z and ca rbonate gangue a ccompany t he mineralization " I:' ~:e fo..ct t hat this fault W2. S ::.x;:.rt of a ina jor thrust zone, name l y t he s o-called 'Nt;.V\J 1:;:hrLs~J a nd tha t it is at t his point cutting a granite wass , it was as s umed that the fault zone should persist to grea t er depths. The f a ct that the fault zone should persist to depth it was therefore questioned if the ore shoots too should continue do\·m t he fa.ul t.
. ' be The a.bove consider ation was valid if one considers the ore t%nlY within and related to the east and west trendi ng Fa"'J Thrust fault, or if one considers the ore in the "fa.vy fault to be genetically r e l a t ed to the north and south trending Boston cross fault tha t pTojects to the approxiwAte vicinity of the mine .
PROGRE SS TO DAT.l~ : llhe old Inine \·,orkings have been pumped a nd mucked out with the exception of the drift on ~the 350 root leve l west of the sha ft and some of the very upper l evels .
ORE RESERVES~ EX-PE~rElf; It was previously confirmed that the ore above the 250 foot level has for a ll practical purposes been removed.
Therefore the 350 and 550 foot levels were to be the critical ore sections from
Progress Repor t August 10 Page 2
which t ogether should ha ve contai ned some 7,000 to 10,000 tons of r ock.
PROBABLE ~
450 ~. oot Level: The f ault zone on t his l Q'l..fer level is equally as wi de as it i s nce.,r sur:fac~ a:nd contains the same gouge and breccia . . Despite the fact t hat t h i s f -ulted ma,terial caves very readily , the relative constituents are easily recogni zable . Unfor tunate ly the interbeds of ·coarse galena and sphalerite are a bsent. Only one or · t~{Q l.~ t o 6 inch discGnt;l.nuo' f; . quartz Ve;1.\·l l
> occur i n the fault at t his l evel.
At apprOXimat e l y 100 feet east of the shaft and on the 450 foot level t he veins apparently terminate , as does the drifto The writer i s not certain i f they just pinch out or are cut-off by a cross fault that trends north 10 degrees west and dips ~·5 degree s east.. This could .be part of the Boston cr oss fault .. . Appr oxi mately 100 feet ylest of t he shaft the veins are a l s o lost ..
This is to say , t he m1neralization and gangue veins have diminished f rom t he fault zone between the 250 and the 550 f oot l evels o
350 Foot Level : Between the 350 and 250 f oot l eve l s and on t he east side of the shaft the are zone has been c ompl etely stoped out a Thus there i s no ore to be had from here except a 10 foot '''ide pillar adjacent t o t he' shaft t hat could possibl y be salvaged ~
~\lest of the sha.ft has not yet been opened a.nd mucked out but ba.sed on the considerable stoptng east of the sha ft it can be reasonably assumed t ha.t t h i s too i s compl eteiy stoped except f or a possible pillar f or salvaging .
Sal vO.ge Ore: The floor or down~,'ard pro jection of the east ha l f of t he 350 foot drift was sa.mpl ed by t he U.S. Department of !'-1ine ( ? ) 0 Their assays run a s follows :
Sample Width Location from Shaft Pb Zn
1 63tt 5 QO ~ 4.5 5 ·0 2 2L~tI 10.0 ' 2 .. 9 3·2 3 3011 17 .. 0 i 3.6 4.1 4 24" 2L~ "oy 9·0 4.3 5 14" 30GO v 6 .. 9 407 6 8" 53vOv 4 .. 1 12 .6 7 22ft 65"Or 304 20.4 8 1411 73,,0~ 3·9 19·3 9 54" 8o~oa 4g3 12.1
10 50u 90,, 0 ~ 2.0 6 .. 1 11 36" 105 · 0 ~ 5 .. 9 7.6
Similarly it is v/c= .. ::-_ displayed in the shaft diTectly belot'l the 350 f oot leve l that the above m.ineraliz2..t:.i on continues dO'Hl1 :for another 20 t o 25 feet and thence appears to rapidly pinch out " Only the thin quartz vein cont i nues dmm to the 550 f oot l e ve l.
Assuming a minimum l.~ foot mini ng I.<ridth bet~'Teen t he t \40 solid granite vTalls, t he above ",ould represent apP.coxirrately 1100 tons of r ock ..
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The narrow~ess of the ore in places would therefore allov consi derable di l ution and cause t he grade to be cut t o only 1 .. 9~"% Ph and 4.87% Zn . This \,TQuld have a current combined N. S •. H .. value 0 1 $6.80 per t on ..
Th~~re D19..y be t \OlO complete sills at the shaft to sa.lvage of approxilT.a"'~e _y 400 tons each and. at a simi lar b1.4t an assumed slight.l..Y higher grade than the above. No assays are a s yet available from t hese pillars .
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Therefore, it i s conce i vable to salvage a maximum of 1900 tons only with $6 .80 to $7.00 per ton grade } at best.
CONCLUSI ONS: Consideri ng t he a verage cost: of mining a t th~ Iron King Mi ne , wherG costs are spread over a l e,rge tonnage , the above grade of r oc:;: i s rnargi r.a l to sub-marginal only .
I t '\vould. seem to be 3,dvisa.ble to ease out of t he U.S .. (Navy) involvement but at the same time encourage Fr ank Hovis to salvage the pillars and ore shoot s himself and shi p t o t he Iron King mill on a custom basis .. By doing so vIe may recoup some of our invest ment 0
};..orE: The above conc luSion i s pending the proceSSing of our electromagnetic survey r esults (in approximately one week)~
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RE SETTLEMENT
SHAITUCK DENN MINING CORPORATION Iron King Branch
MILL, HUMBOLDT, ARIZONA
· Bou'ght of To w. ALE.\:ANDEH ..........•.... H,l.}' ... 5. .........• , 1 9 All Address Skull Va.lley, Ariz.
Name of Mine u. s. NAVY .3 loads
Gross Weight 20.550 Tpns
0/0 H2o 2
Dry Weight 20,,139 Tons ' · '
Assay \ ~NC .~ _____ . I. Payror
PAYMENTS
Mill Lot ~ • •
. Shipper's Lot - - ... .... .1-.-3 .... .
D t R . d 4-27 19~5 1 a e ecelVe ............. T ... II .. Q ... ' ... l fL ..
Gold Silver Lead Zinc Copper
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PAYABLE Meta l Content
Ozs. Ozs. Lbs. Lbs.
I Lbs.
P F \ P· - --, --. AMOUNT
ay or . nee -----
· Gold Silver Lead Zinc
006 2.5
15.55 14025
.75
oz. 80~~ oz. 90 0/0 85 0/0 75
1 _____ 1 ______ _ _ ____ __ Per Ton 1 __ T_o_t_al __ ,
.048 II 27.50 1.32 i 2,,25 .80 1.80 i
1302175 2.35 31.06 I 10.6875 1075 , 18070
,Copper 0/0 50 ~375 2,,50 .94
I Total 53.82 1083. 88 ----~--'~--,------ ----- _ .. _--
DEDUCTIONS ------------
Base Mill Charge 4,,00
Units Lead @ , 1
Total Deductions - - -., 4,,;o-I--~~~~~----1
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Sampling and Assay!ng
MILL RETURN
Hauling by
49 • 82 I 1003 • 32 I'
, I Hayer Trucking Co. I ' 1'
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Royalty 100/0 to Katherine J. Burns and J 0 \\1'. Hobbs, . ~/o Harry Marshall, 106 No Cortez St., Prescott
Less bill 4-20-51
" . ' To , 1,\tT Q '. Alexand er i
91Q 87
826.78
31.,48
$ 795 , • .30
Approved __ : __ ,_~£.:;r~
ORB,·'" SETTLEMENT .~- .
SHAlIUCK DENN MINING CORPORATION Iron 1 King Branch
MILL, HUMBOLDT, ARIZONA
Bought of - . T. 'tJ. Alexander ' . ~ ..... J1?J:Y.h .. l~.......... 1945.0 , . Address Prescott, Ari7>ona 1 ,
. - :·t~·'~~' · " Mill Lot " " " ............... .
Name of Mine . U ~ S ~Nn.vy · ,
2. loads
2 0/0 H2o ,: .'
Dry Weight 14.651 Ton~
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. Copper
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~27 2.70 ;
17~34 . 10~67
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Pay For . 1
.216 2.16
15.606 8.0025
.31
DEDUCTIONS
. Ba~e Mill Charge 3.50
.. Units Lead @
Sampling and Assaying
.' . '. Shipper' 8 Lot" " ...... J,.O...... I 1 Datcbl~eceived ..... .3;.6.: ...... ~ .............. , 19f.§.O
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PAYABLE . Metal Content
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Ozs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs.
I___~r~~ _ _ ~_,---P_e_r _T_o A_n_M_O_,_U_N_T_T_o_t_al_-__ ,
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1.25 .65 .
1. 95'· Total
, 7.00 1.g4
. 19.51 5.20
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MILL-RETURN 30.73 . 450.22 I
. Hauling by . Hayer Trucking Co.
~95 tons@ 4.00, 59. 80" tax 3% 1.79 61.59 _ . CHECK TO ' -Jse.6;-:=:-I -
===================== Royalty 105~ to Katl1€fine J. Burns and J. Vi. Hobbs
e/oHarr;,f.}'Iq,rshall" 106 N., Cortez st., Prescott
Less bill #2-1 ASDays 2-16
61~59 38.86
3B.86
349077
10.42
$ 339.35
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FROM
THE EAGLE-PICHER MINING & SMELTING COMPANY MIAMI. OKLAHOMA
Grover Duff - Tucson' Office DATE April 6, 1951
John w. Chandler - Miami Office
SUBJECT: Exploration Work
Dear Grover:
We are presently compiling a record of all the mines and prospects which we have examined for the Comp~ny during the past 10 years.
Starting with 1940, and listing the work done by years, such as 1940, 1941, 1942, etc., we would like to r~ve the following information tabulated:
1. Name of property 2. Location - (State and County) 3. WhO it was submitted by . 4. Who made the examination 5. Time spent on the examination 6. Metals involved 7. General conclusions drawn from examination B. Remarks - Under this heading could be shown whether
we have done drilling or any other work 1n addition to the examination. Give brief outline. . If the property subsequently became a mine 'unit and was operated so state.
We do not have a complete file in this office on all properties examined by the Company and we will combine your report witn the one being made up from our files to make the final report complete. I would appreciate it if you could put someone on this work until it is completed, sending me three copies of
'. your tabulation.
Best regards,
/C)ddc.
«fin w. Chandler.
JWC/jm 4-25-51 - Mr. Chandler will send usa list of the properties on which they have reports in their files, and we will then send him the information on the others.
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, - DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES STATE OF ARIZONA
FIELD ENGINEERS REPORT
Mine f U. S. Navy Date Oct 6th, 1942. I
District COPPER BAS. Engineer A. C. NEBEKER
Subject: PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES
The U. S. Navy propeI"'~y in Copper Basin, 14 miles south of Prescott r Mr Henry Wil.liams, Mgr.
The shaft has been dewa:tered to the 300 ft level and 75 feet has been retimbered.
The drift out from the shaft on the 300 ft level is caved, but near the shaft there is ore which assays, I am told, 9% lead, rO% zinc, and it is r eported that ore shows along the drift.
Mr Williams tells me' they are figuring on getting a $5000 loan inorder to clean up the caved ground, and when that is done thinks they can go into production in two weeks time. -----
They brought men over from the Boulder Mine to do t his job so have not been worried about man power.
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Sample ttAU Dutnp directly ofr Sha.ft House. UBf't Same dump 10 feet ~WfJ;.y from 8ample nAn nett Sa:me as; B .for ch@ ckin~s purposes
Spa c tal ••• • •• Taken over full exposure of bo th large l~ dumps
It must be 'borne in mind tha,t only every 10th piece ~uld be ora.
Also that there were sections showed no Ol~e s.t_all.
" " f} I fA"." ., ,, .. t.. , ~ ·Sample No . I Lower dunlP It s,1.de exposure
No. III On South s1-de of la.rge dtunp 2it' wide Il
4 t dug into dump 4 " high
No . IV From dump just; this aide of shaft oollar No douht some of the last; ore tal{an from mine
No. V Same :Oump - a fe't;v :feet south of Sample No . IV
No . VI fraken .t"'ronl · tl~et1ch du.g al (Jng perisphe,r 'e of l ·arge dump; trench 26' long 2i ' wide , 3 ' high a trenoh whioh follows the cu,rve of the dump
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Seal 2". 1 !Aile D. J. A.lexall.de r Exhibit No . 1
May , 1962
Mine U. S. NAVY
District Copper Basin
DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES STATE OF ARIZONA
FIELD ENGINEERS REPORT
Date ~etober 6, 1942
Engineer A. C. N e baker
Subject: Production Possi btli ties
The U. S. Navy property in Copper Basin, 14 miles south of Prascott, Mr. Henry William,s, Mgr.
The shaft has be:en dawatered to the 300 ft,. leval and 75 ft. has been retimbered.
The drift o~t from the shaft on the 300 ft. level is. caved, but near the shaft there is ore which assays, I ! am told-, Cf'/o lead, 10% zinc, and it is reported that ore shows along the drift.
Mr. Williams tells me, they are figuring on getting a $5000 loan in order to clean up tb~ caved ground, and. when that is done , thinks they can go into production in two w~ekst time.
They brought men oyer i"rom the Boulder Mine to do tAis jo,b so have not bean worried about manpower.
tst A. C. Nebeker
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DEPARTMENT OF ' MINERAL RESOURCES STATE OF ARIZONA
FIELD ENGINEERS REPORT ,'
~ U. S. NAVY Delta October 6, 1942
C,opp~r Basin Engineer A. C. Nebeker
Production Possibilities
The U. S. Navy property in Copper Basin, 14 miles south of Prescott, Mr. Henry Williams, Mgr.
The "shatt has been' dewatered to the 300' ft. level and 75 ft.; has been retimbered.
The drift out from the shaft on the 300 ft. level is caved, but neur , t.he ' sp.aft there is ore which assays, I am told'; gf" lead, 10% zinc. Clnd it ~s, report~dthat ore shows along t~e drift.
Mr. 'Williams tells me they are figuring on getting a $5000 ' loan ,in order."to 'clean up the caved ground, and when that is done thinks they can go into production in t wo weeks' time.
They brought men over from the Boulder Mine to do this job so hava not been worried about manpower.
ts, A. C. Nebeker
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Rti,~l~t@J?sll Assayer RJH~~l: )$tl"Y l~l.Ullber ,85t1
226 South ~4ontezllma St • ., Prascott 6 Arizona
April 1., 1942
This is to o@rtify that the sample assayed tor Mr . Alvo Von Albsusleben gave the f ollowio::) results per ton of 2000 pounds:
(~ 1 d:i:4 oamp 'e If Trace 3.40 .,. 12. 50 15 . 35 ______ .. . --,-. ~~--.--__ ----~--________ . _u ___ ,_*~ __ __________ ~ ___________________ __
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OPTION FOR SALE OF MINING CLAIMS
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this 18th day of ' December , 1936, by and between Wm . FI Burns and J. W. ' Hobbs of Prescott, Arizona, first parties, and W. C.~ Br oadgate of Prescott, Arizona, second party ,
WITNESSETH : That first part1es for a valuable consideration, 'hereby give to second party, the exclusive option to purch ase all their i nterest, being t h e whole interest in and to t he following described lode mining cla~l s in Copper Basin
TIlT • ~ D • t . tv· ~( t A e th f' d .mlnlng J lS rle , .J •. avapal l, oun y, rJ_zona, __ e names 0 sal claims, together with t he books and pages of the location notices thereof in the County Recorder's office of Yavapai County, Arizona , being as follows, to-INit:
Name Book of Mines Page ~
U. S. Lode Claim 141 404 If (Amended) 1" 130 255
U. s. No . 1 Lod e Claim 141 405 U. S. No. 2 Lode Claim 141 406 / U. s . No . 3 Lode Claim 141 407 U. S. No. 4 Lode Claim 141 408
frogether with the improvements thereon and all the mineral and rights appurtenant thereto.
Reference is hereby made to 'the above records in the County ' Recorder's office of Yavapai County, Arizona, for a more particular description 'of said mihing claims .
1his option is given subject to t h e following ' conditions:
, 1 0 The nurchase, price shall be the sum of $15,000.00 (Pifteen TfiolJ.sand Doilars), payable in cash within four months from date.
2. Second party shall have thirty (30) days from date h ereof within which to make , a surface and pr: .~liminary examination of said property.
3. Upon the payment of One Hundred Dollars ( $100.00) to first parties within thirty (30) days from date hereof, and One Hundred Dollars ( $100 0 00) on the 18th day of February, 1937 j and One Hundred Dollars ($100 .00) on the 18th day of March, 1937, the second par~y may, during such three months period, ,unwater ' said mine and sample the same at his own expense, and he shall have the full and complete possession of said property for such purpose, with out interference from first parties.
4. If second party shall have paid the monthly payments , as herein provided, he shall have the right to purchase said property for the s~m of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ( $15,000.00) at any time wi thin the fo'ur (4) months period mentioned, less any monthly pa~mlents made .
5. First parties covenant and agree that they have g ood ti tIe to said premi'ses and proper'ty and upon t h e ' payment of the pu~chase price, at and within the time provided, will convey the same to second party or his assigns, free and clear of all encmnbrances o
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6. Second party agrees that said property and first parties shall not be held responsible or liable in any way for any work done by him thereon under and by virtue of this ' agreement. He agrees to keep notices of non-liability posted.
7. Any machinery and eql:Lipmen t placed on said property by second party shall remain his property and may be removed on the termination of this option.
8 . Should second party fail to make the paJ~ents as hereinabove provided, or any of them, first parties shall have the right to forfeit this option and agreement, and upon notice to sec0nd party, after such forfeiture declaration, second party agrees to g ive a written can cellation hereof .
This agreement is assignable, and all the provisions hereof shall inure for and agai nst the assignees. This agreement is binding upon the parties hereto, ' their heirs, executors and assigns.
IN \I\I'ITNESS WHEREOF the parties have hereunto set their hands as of t h e day and year first above written.
STA~rE OF ARIZONA ) ) SSe
COTJNTY OF YAVAPAI )
Second Party
The foregoing i n strument was acknowledged before me this I ~~ day of December , 1936, by Wm . F. Bu~ns and W. C. Broad-ga te , J. ' W. Hobbs. C)
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U. S. Navy Mine Yavapai County Copper Basin District
Visited J. W. Ballew of Skull Valley - Learned that 2 Colorado men, names and addresses unknown , have taken a lease on the U.S . Navy mine in Copper Basin. It is a Pb-Zn mine and owned by Wayne Alexander of Mayer.
FTJ WR 1/21/66
Some Activity at the Navy Property.
ITJ IVR 6/24/66
U. S. Navy Hine in Copper Basin is being activated, retimbering shaft, etc., parties doing the work could not be learned. Owner of the property is T. W. Alexander of Mayer.
BTJ WR 7/22/66
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Visited U.S. Mine out of Skull Valley, Mine is idle. Vernard Jordon ad Joe \ Pierce both of Skull Valley cleaned the mine to the 400' level and shipped about I 350 tons of Pb, Zn ore to the Iron Kins They relinquished lease. due to high royalty ;· t': payments.. I'
FTJ WR 10/21/66
Visited U. S. Mine - reportedly active, but no one at property.
FTJ WR 11/24/67
Interv iewed Pat Sayre in Skull Valley - he said HcFarland-Hu11inger are studying the U, S. Mine. FTJ WR 1/23/70
11-23-77 - A map of R1ack Rock District and a map of Wickenburg showing points of interest are filed in the Wickenburg general file. 11-23-77 bh
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JOSEPH W. WALTON. OFFICES: PRESIDENT
W. W. STEPHENSON. OLYMPIC HOTEL SEATTLE. WASH.
VICE-PRESIDENT SUITE 536 ROOSEVELT BLDG .
JAMES W. ENGLAND. JR . • 2ND VICE PRESIDENT
CHINO VALLEY OIL DEVELOPMENT CO. POST OFFICE BOX 1226
LOS ANGELES. CALIF.
H. L. WILLIAMS. ELKS BUILDING
PRESCOTT. ARIZONA SECRETARY- TREASURER PRESCOTT. ARIZONA
ELMER C. HIGGINS. ASS 'T. SEC. TREAS.
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I "DB'Te de·wP. ter od !~be sbn.ft to <L50 toot , still hS.ve about 75 fect to go ~ The Sh2ft is filled with sand a nd roo-cs :lX'OJil. the c ave - in ~._or1 r t 11.e collar . L. s you know , in uh[d~ t ll. ey t erm,ed tb.e 200 foot 10 vol , tIle s l,}L:.f t vn'.s c 2. 'led . I retimberecl i t and cau .~7hc ev c-, r ,rthinp' v p [0. I1cl from t:; 'here to the 350 foo t l evel L~mpton h~d go~ge~ on e~ch side of the Sh8.ft 2 D.c1 ~l .e f t~ hiE; vI8.st e fLDd boulder's r:icht:; OD. the tr a ck o F e eviden'c 1)/' dld t hr' t 2"8 he cr~ jne out , tr-:,r ing to fc t evcr~tbing he could lay his hands on . I finslly g ot 2.11 tbB t muc},;::ed ont ::- nd cleared dOVln to the 350 0 '-'.. he ;3 50 VJ8 ~) s.ll c n. ved [end he bad '~Joen stopin:' L:Tlcl lec:ving b.is VlEts te :p i1eCl :l.1'J the dr:Lf t . J bp d t o s T) ile tl'T' ough ,SO }~1.e of this t mt T bnve it:; a11 C8.1) (pht l"lP :::' nd retimbered 1'.·_~:ht t o the f8 ce ~ j~nst GE.d of bGil£.? 1 63 foed:; i t is 121 fe e t. The ore ~j ll averp~e 2h ol"lt three feet in wi d th for t he rj:is tf:lr1.Ce o I t tJ:-!S rre:~ent T'rice of 7.1nc c~n.d 168.11 it will run p~out 38.00 a trn~ .
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-\ JOSEPH W. WALTON,
PRESIDENT
OFFICES:
OLYMPIC HOTEL SEATTLE, WASH. W. W. STEPHENSON,
VICE-PRESIDENT CHINO VALLEY OIL DEVELOPMENT CO. SUITE 536 ROOSEVELT BLDG.
JAMES W. ENGLAND, JR., 2ND VICE PRESIDENT POST OFFICE BOX 1226
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
ELKS BUILDING PRESCOTT, ARIZONA H. L. WILLIAMS,
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESCOTT,. ARIZONA
ELMER C. HIGGINS, ASS 'T. SEC. TREAS,
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thE t Food I.'I:tnz <3 of or ci~ J'1C:1. t tb 021 JJ2d :~rom tn 0 200 foot tunnsl . You romoIilier they sank 8 winze 8~out 350 feet from th 8 r'ortal of trl.c t "Llnnel on the 250 foot levol . ~:his yr1.nze 18 svrrosed to be 65 foot deop . TIle ore cut Ol1t in the ~Jottom of 1~;J8 win;7;o . kha t hC:'T~'('enod '.'rD :~3 t;hr'.t it fauI.ted . ~~hepe 'Of} p, fellow who \1'J01'}(:3 for tIlE' Clt,y nOV'I ,
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I receivod my povernment lonn money on the twent y-second de.::- of rovernbor .. T do not l'TIOVr nhcH'"' or h cn-'] tbln.~J>s ,('~ ot t:;n ,?' led UJ 'IJJt t}'wy cerc nil':'.ly cJ:.d . .Li':irs t J thinle I sll.oul cl derrrter to the 500 foot~ leve1 so tllt I GC.n hC.vG HIl tbe c:Jrift~i rnuc1,',:sd 01:!-(;
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CLASS QF SERVICE
This is a (ull'l'ate Telegram or Cable. gram 'unless its de. ferred character is in. dicated by a suitable symbol above or pre· ceding the address. A. N. WILLIAMS
PRESJ DENT
NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
J. C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
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NLT=Cable Night Letter
Ship Radiogram
The filing time shoWJ;l. ip t~e date line on" telegrams a_nd, dar lett,era is STA.N:QARD TIME atDoin~of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at pOin:;:Y0f des ination
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OCT 31 1942 Al\IZONA
THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE
CLASS OF SERVIC DESIRED DOMESTIC CAB E
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DAY URGENT LmER • RATE
SERIAL
NIGHT LmER
SPECIAL SERVICE
DEFERRED
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tranamit~ asa telegram or ordinary cablegram,
R. B.WH'ITE PRESIDENT
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UNION 'NEWCOMB CARL.TON
CHAIR¥AN 'OF TH~' ~PA~D .I. C. 'tvJ.LLEVER
FJR!lT VIC~'PA~SIDENT
Send the following message. subject to the terms on back hereof. which Clre here!'g Glued · t~
CHECK
ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
TIME FILED
TO, _____ H~.~L~.~J~~i~l~l~i~ru~n~s~I ____________________ __ Oct. 26, J 94 2 , 19· __ _
Your loan on U.S. ' mine OK. You should
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SUBJECT: Mine Loans Class C
Washil1--lSton , D. C. oct. 26, 1942
H. L. Williarris, C-ND-60 Coupal ' s memo of Oct. 24
I have this afternoon wired 'Williams as per the enclosed lNire, ~ as he l.'.Tired me and you thought fit ' to leave it to me' to check on ito
I am particurly interested in the contents of this memo as I am pleased to have this policy authorized on Class C loans and ' not to have to service them lU11ess t here may be something of particular interest or importance involvedi.as a matter of routine t he REQ! s e em.s to be doing very VITalI ,with these.
When points of RF'C .policy regarding t he se loans comes up, I shall be glad to go into it, as in the case of several loans to the same i ndividuals on which we exchanged memos some time ago.
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.M:tn4it Loan Eli L .. W111.1amiS tr i!' S, :r-$ina •
This 1$\ fa 'ftC·t loan wf.--lioh has DO!2.ket NQ. O,...ND .... 60 and was faV'orat>ly r$QQnlmenttecr tor' a ~. -'.000 lQ~~ on oo'c. 9 'by this ot filOe.
:t' l;fe11t;ve 'You alJe right on. aot being Qsll·ljH$\t.pon to follow :up th<tl '!'tOft
10a11$ . . ,t<)r th$e$ seems 10 b@ 4$oing tb.l1)~jlh Ot!:.
Vle l;;tav~not as 1~t had notio~ f'rOln 1H.leRrC tllat tht., ha$ been approv$ll.
W·111.1~$· 1l&8 b-~)(~n gQ:tnl ab~~d spend1n,I ·lil1:-;J Q:m1 ll(}tH~Y and ~'Vidan.tly h~1l.$ l11 $ ~:rk w&ll ill band. ·KnQ~ljin, h1:ta · ~r...d h.1$ opelrat1ons. peraQnally you may Wi~l7.~O go a.fter a 11 ttl.a. $J.::a~6d1u6 . up on this pa.:rt1.oular Q(U)J$ .,
My ~$~$tlQn 1$ that you l;te1e you.l~ own goOd judgement, Pe;:rso,B:allyt if~$l ~s tho~h the · !ten lQans should awa;i t the.ir tu.r:n.
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SlJNJJ:GCT: Mine Loan i H. L. Willis111S, . U. S o Mine
Wffshdmgton, D" Co Oct . 13, 1942
I have a iNire from WilliruTIS today stating "Coupal advises application has been forwarded department at Washington" etc ..
Pleas e davise 'me as to t he urgency of check ing this .. " •• the application probably has reached here, but i f :Lt is a C loan, t here i s not much I can do unless t here is sl')ecific reason for trying to get it taken out of turno As you knovJ, t hese are processed very rapidl y, but they are pouring in by t he hundreds and t he Mining Section is pretty well chotlcec1 with therll at the moment, so that theI'G may be a little more d.elay t han is usual vrith this class of loan. More help has been put on but it is still a little [STeen ..
Bill j-Jroa c1gate
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SUBJll;CT: H. I.J. W111ta11ls Wire on mine loan
Washington, D.Co Oct. 8, 1942
Will 'you please get an interpretation of this wire for me ,
DEPT. ,atNERAt nf~O'f
RECE~VED OCT J 0 1942
PHOENiX, ARIZONA
I remember that we got WillisI!ls forms for application and I advised him to handl e the matter entirely t hrough the Department.
I vvas under the impression that it was to be a C loan, and if so you will have more information than I. If not, get me the details to follow' if it is tillie to do so.
Bill Broa dgate
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This is a futI'"I'ate Telegram or . Cable# gram unless its de"; ferred character is in# dicated by a suitable symbol above or pre# ceding the address • .
WESTU N ~R~ ·
. ' C A. N., WILLIAMS
PRESIDENT
UNION NEWCOMB CARLTON
CHAIRI'v1AN OF THE BOARD
The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams,and dav IAttAr" i" ~rr A )\Tn A 'D n mT1\~E at point of origin.
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W, O. B~adaat.e , A$a~ltm.;t Dil1(1etor in iiu$hingtQn ~ 11a$ _::;7 1fl~ni'i j(lJ) yO'tlr O~Jr~spo-nd~~"rlOO ~~l\1.!!l{~ th$ lJ. S . ! .:fa'VJ mn~ to ~ . thtt}~ ~ ·· t:t his lott~r .~'ft ~XtgUtlt 19 to- y:)u. '
\n~ YQ.u oQlrrplet~o th.e tll>p'11e t 1,%1 OIon tho lof,n . I' WOtllA t31ad. y ~a oWt;t1 tbJei!ota;tl$ Wi tl). ~'f$U it yott e~ dos :1i3'., o~J it you \ltlU.:t oantaet A" C .• . " '(~k.~"" o\tr I1l,eld Imsin .Qr-. in ·thO ~s:¢o.tt d:1t:tt.lJ}lot .. B01~ 1115 · f~·t4e!)tt, Pa:-l~~ •. and j\~. 1{Gliek:cb1' will QtlJoiat 70U in ' Q,1'1rj~~ on ~ 40 a)plloctlbn •.
tvwUld 1.1kQ i};;) toJc$this Ql!JtOl~U11t'"' t:') ~ that mD~t fit th~ {'tel!l~"'~ g~t1ng a loan i,il 'C{ .• uC!~ by t~ltle:)r~lpj.'0te outline of dew ttltil1·rnbed by t,,;t1 a1~)pll~nt;. I ~ueseat hat Y01l tt1lt'~ pl~t' ~ . time a.nd ($1110 ¢,J!tlpl~t$ 4~\c~ll(j on
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