Mohave County miner., 1916-10-07
JEROME DAISY Is
 NAME IF LATEST
 MINING COMPANY

Jerome Daisy Copper Company is the name of the newest big Notation in the Verde district, first brought into worldwide prominence through the development of the United Verde Extensions phenomenal ere body, said to be the biggest deposit of high grade copper ore yet discovered.
 The Jerome Daisy Company is being formed for the purpose of developing thirteen claims only a mile and half north of the United Verde Extension and a mile from the almost equally famous United Verde. These claims are on the same fault as the United Verde and U. V. Extension, and have identically the same surface lndlca- tions. It is admitted that there IS probably only one ore body in the world like that of the Extension but if there is a second it may well be at the Jerome Daisy.
 "Whenever there is an iron capping there is ore below" is familiar axiom in the Verde district. The Jerome Daisy Company is going to pierce the immense iron capping that lies over it's claims and find what is beneath.
 The Jerome Daisy Company is to be capitalized for s1,000,00O, with 100000 fifty-cent shares. It will start as the absolute owner of its property, free of all membranes, not as the holder of bond or option.
 Subscriptions are now being received for pre-organization stock, 100000 shares of which is to be sold at fifteen cents. When this reorganization stock is disposed of, enough treasury stock will be sold at a much higher figure to develop the Jerome Daisy in an efficient, economical and scientific manner.
 This property can be developed at much less expense than the United Verde Extension, owing to the great erosion that has taken place in that part of the district.
 It is probable that James F. Movies, the man who sold the North Verde claims to the Arkansas & Arizona and who originally located the Jerome Daisy property, will be the first president of the Jerome Daisy Company MT. Movies judgement has never failed in the seventeen years that he has been in the Verde district. He picked the United Verde Extension and others for winners and not one of his favorites has failed to make good.
 The famous north fault of the Verde district runs right drought the center of the Jerome Daisy group. The Arkansas & Arizona is on the same fault, only 300 feet south of the Jerome Daisy boundary, and the Goodrich-Lockhart syndicate is now spending more than a quarter of a million dollars to prove that the A. x A. is a mine.
 Neither the A. & A., the United Verde nor the U. V. Extension has better surface indications of ore than has the Jerome Daisy. There are more evidences of volcanic action on the Jerome Daisy than at any other point in the district.
 4 quartz dike has been forced through the fiat limestone to the sur face. This dike is stained vivid red with iron oxide. Much of the rock is more than fifty per cent iron.
 Assays taken right off the surface runs from a few cents to S26 a ton in gold, with a little silver and as much as one and a half per cent copper. It is believed that owing to the peculiar broken volcanic condition of the formation, with the heavy iron impregnation, the slates, schists and pOrphry in which the Verde district copper usually occurs will be found at comparatively shallow depths.
 Clarkdale, the place at which the United Verde Company's smelter is situated, is only five miles from the Jerome Daisy, and is probable that Clarkdale will be the supply point for the new mine. Jerome is the nearest railroad point but a wagon road can be built to Clarkdale at less than to Jerome Northern Arizona Leader.