Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
DETAILED REPORT OF DEVELOPMENT
 EON MOHAVE COUNTY MINING PROPERTY

was in process of being patented the necessary patent work and develop ment was distributed along the main dike and veins in the manner consid- cred best for the permanent develop ment of the entire area. On the Gold Lode Claim on the west end of the claims, which extend northwesterly and south easterly for over 5000 feet, cross cut tunnel was driven through vein where it was over 30 feet wide. A running spring nearby was improved as 15 foot cemented well. A large pit was also sunk upon what is thought to be a spur vein. No. 6 shaft was sunk on this vein to depth of 60 feet on the hanging wall contact. This shaft is located for permanent use for ex- sensive development of the property at this point.
 Here two dikes appear to intersect and the topography is favorable for all mining purposes.
 Four hundred feet easterly from this junction of veins No. shaft on the Silver Lode Claim was deepened to 70 feet and a short cross cut tun- hel below was cleaned out and driven several feet further into the lode.
 Between No. and No. shafts, the latter being on the Lead Lode Claim, an old tunnel which had been driven many years ago through the dike was cleaned out and lowered to grade.
 At the end, 300 feet from the DOT tai, three drifts were run in the dike, some 100 feet of work being done and the tunnel put in condition for per manent use.
 The tunnel was lowered about 15 feet for about half its length as the original work had been carried up grade.
 In this tunnel are exposed two veins, one at the hanging wall con- tact and one in the porphyry 32 feet east from the wall.
 A six foot vein of iron pyrites was found in the porphyry and an aver age of inches of heavy lead ore on the iron-porphyry contact. This ore was drifted on for 30 feet. Fully 10 inches of high grade zinc lead ore was found in a winze sunk at the hanging wall.
 About 1000 feet easterly from this tunnel No. 4 shaft on the Lead Lode Claim, also patent work, was sunk At feet in the dike.
 No. 3 shaft, patent work, was done in the dike on the Anthony Lode Claim in about the center of the property. Water was struck here al . depth of 20 feet and being of gooc quality the shaft was curbed and tim. bered to the surface and pump in. stalled.
 No. ? shaft, patent work, was sunk in the center of the Copper Lode Claim to a depth of 50 feet in the dike.
 This is double compartment shaft timbered in first class fashion fo, permanent use and is situated as tc topography so as to be available fol extensive exploration of this portion of the ground.
 Water was struck in this shaft al about 40 feet.
 Below No. 3 shaft mill site has been selected which would receive ores from any portion of the property by gravity tram, either surface ol cable.
 Abundant water for milling purpos, es can be piped here from several sources of permanent supply on the property.
 NO. 1 SHAFT.
 This shaft is on the Zinc Lode Claiml and is sunk to total depth of 425 feet, the last 50 feet being in the granite foot wall, all the upper portion having been sunk directly in the dike.
 Stations were cut at the 200, 300 and 400 foot levels.