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:'"Joaca t ion:
The pr0gerty is located in Charcoal Canyon, Section
17 End 18, T. ~2 N. ~. 18 w. S. ~. M.,fllapai Mining District,
~··~ohtve County, 1.rizona. It lies bbout ~O miles from /'.ingma.n,
Lrizom'. , ..::eventeen 'TIiles of whi.ch !:C, 8.l1 i:noroveo.
.... hip-'hvVl:;Y
_ tJ bet\rfeen
th~t nl[ce End Chloride while the l~bt t 0 miles Lild &. half is
over ~ hErd dirt road, it is but 3-1/2 miles tn Cerb~t sldin~
on the Chloride Branch of the sante Fe R.~.
J?ro~erty:

The group consists of four full lode clbims and two

frt-ctioml clb-ims, c;,ll hcving c' course of H. 67 "i., and S. 67
.2.. t and held by 1 ~c~ t ion und er the :'fining I,E wS of the LTni ted
;·.ti. tes. 'l'he United i.Tetal &nd Chemic~ Ilt4, Lnm: La.n~ 7,2, Anna
.ung: 'J}3, an.d ti1e fr£ctio[l&l clt:irn i •. nna I;[,ng cover tK'e ffi,in vein
of the property, while the Billy Boy on the ~outh protects some
value-ble minere,l 3i1o',vings [;;8 yet UJ."1developed, the tota.l acrea,cre
is approximately 92 ~cres.

History:
~he hist~ry af the c01llitry in ~hich this prooerty
lies, is well ~no~n. The ~ines in the Cerb't HEnge h~ve E
productton of o\"er ,,;40,000,0 ..)0., in gOld, silver le8<l, bnd
zinc, some of the largest producers being the Tennessee ~ith b
production of ~17,OOO.OOO~, the Golconda ~8,000.000.J The C.O.D.,
~3.000,OOO.t the Banner ~2,000,000., tho Golden Gem ~500,OOO.,
the 63 Uine ~500,000., End severLl others with smt ller productions
thbt [re now 0evelcping. Most of the mines in th~ district
have been \!orke~ from time to time as the price of lead fluctm,ted,
mos t of the let d h[ vi ng be" 11 m} nen d ur ing the N~,r 'when let. d went
to ten cents, then in i920 it ~ent do~n io 4 cents, ~ad the ~rice
?f lobor t,[ld m[itA~i(i \VLtS so hi9:h,th1:'t r:;?st ?f t~em her, to shut ~& 0

Gown. Lnotl1er t.c.lng th t he", helc. t,~e lastrlct ~Y.l':\0_ s the cC'·mplex
ores, w~jch .~t tht:t time ~he smelters couldn't ser)er! te, but now
with the selective flo[t~tion process they CEn seperate the le~d
from the zinc, ~a inete-d of penalizing you for one o~ the other
they pay you for both of the prc~ucts. At no place in the
Di8trict (and I h[ VB eXbmined seve:Cbl Qf:trlem) ~ftlj n88-~e"---'- - - -
~~F]C"t)ti'!U!li"otJiJem~.. they ~,simr)ly stoor:e~l "u ECCOllnt
~"--:...._ot' the orG ocingt1u compl_e.x/~'}~;;£-- ~ . ~
~ Geology: (~. ~;;:::::::L~.
ij
~he Cerb_t 31nge is composed of Grbnite, gneiSS, bnd
schist Lad is of ore-Clmbri~n ori~in, ~nd h:ve o~en cut di~gon-
t ..L __ -

b II.! by porphyry grar.ti te t-,[~d peg:nL ti te diLej tn' t C~ n be trb c ed

~o for. O"'v"6.f ~ milei:3, ,,~ si eo _af ~ j.e- d~ ':~'l~ the UJ,;i,~ ted ~ . hi. # ~
-- :~~~emte-&1--7;'4"-eJ.~!l, ti1t3 e ~"re t\le 1, rE"e fi;s::.n~re 'vein~:;, A-~;;;{~
Oile :":)!1 tIle fo at 11: 11, 5116 ot.!e :::r~ t(ce he:. fJ..Q:'i llg the one 011 tho - -y
r:i'ne:l1P: ,;ehi3' ,bOllt eiJ.-:::ht fth?t iE ·Jidth.
 The Cavern Mines

The Cavern Mines consist of eight lode mlnlng claims located

twenty-two miles north-east of Essex, Calif. in the east slope
of the Providence l~ts. at an elevation of 4,500 ft.

In a locale of considerable volcanic action that occurred long

ago are to be founo. the ore bodies, the principle values being
in silver, lea(1, molybctenum and small values in gold. The are
bodies occur along the contact of the limestone, Granite and
rhyoli t e.
There is e~posed on the surface at the present time, a very
large cleposi t of low gracle mill are having a value of twenty
($20.00) dollars or more ~er ton. There should be no difficulty
in holding tYe mill heads at well over that value.
~'his property is locatect about two Miles due south of the Old
Bonan7,a King l,ane VJhich in the :)ast .produced :':any mil.lions of
o.ollars of the same kino g.f are. Suffiei ent wat eri s presenj;; on
the ~remises to operate on a small scale altho at a small
aclcli tional expen8e much more v'acGer can be (eveloped from the present
spring.
I have a mill (Linea Type) and three tables, encine, are bins, etc
which I am "'J!i11ine to have put to work and vJOuld liLe to have some
competent rnirdng man take the :proper'~;y over and operate it on a
straight royalty basis. No <'town payment is reCluired but it would
take about five or six-thousand dollars to start operations and
get the mine on a profitable paying basis. There is enough good
are mined and in sight at the present moment to cover the initial
cost of the project.
The nearest shipping l')oint is at Gaffs, C[:,lif. and the are can
be loa~ed on the cars there from the )roperty at a cost of one
($1.50) dollar and fifty cents per ton. Charges for treating the
are at the smelter are greatl~r rectuceo. because the are occuring as
it does in limestone carries a premium for the lime in tt.

Thi sis a 8ub stantiall~T correct outline of the :proj ect and one
l/1hic1'1 in my estimation justifies a thoroughly sam.pling. This I
invite ancl. l"elcome at any time.

J. E. Mitchell-owner
P.O. Box 11:1
Essex, Calif.
ICB.2

1. payable &P. follow.;

$5,000.00 at the end of the 1st yev,

5,000.00·· •• " 2.d •
5,000.00·· ." " 3rd •
5.000.00"" "" " 4th • • and
5,000.00"· ". " 5th ", Royalti •• to be
paid at the rate ot l~fo of net emelter returns on all ores up to and
lnrludlng '40.00 p~r ton and 15% on all ores in excess ot 340.00 per
tOft. All roy~ltiee to be deducted trom the 8ubsequent annual payment
on the purchaee price of t"e property.
In reg'l.r1 to my eflltimate of $2500.00 to put the
property on production, I am Bure this amOl.lilt 1e euf'''1cient. The
property is not equipped with the exception of' a Rolet.houe. and
GallowS-frame, but 1 can inAtall a Ho1~t an~ Q)mpr.s~or for about
$1000.00, which Ylill leaT. ue 8. $1500,,00 working fund to repair -the
ehatt a.ni eta.rt Blm1prnents forward to t.he .Mill aad Smel tel' '. The .e c-
eeeeary shaft timbere are available here ~t very little cost and .e
should haYe ore enrout~ within thirty day •• I haye giYen this care.
ful thoupht ~nd coneideratlo'R ~nd haye been ton~erT~tlve in ~ est-
imll.tea in regard to both time "1ni exp~nee.
I rei terate my preTious staterlent to you that th1s
1e an exception~l opportunity for good return. on a emall 1nventment
and I do not he"1 t ,q,te to recommend it to you 9.R 811ch, "lad*bieb I
~n CORvin ce you of upon your personal exarl1il1&tioR of the property'.

You ean adTise your aesoe1ates that we .,,111 giT.

a one-third interest in the enterpri.e in cOlulidera.tioa of tne amouat
ot working capital mentioned aboTe ($2600.00). We will furni.h the
nece8Aary 1aDor at actual living expftnee on the job.
Let me heal' "'"rom you a.t tile e,'1r11eet pO~81ble date.

Sincerel;y (I

cc to
Per q McCabe.
- Arthur fi. Hawki •••

PI:
Keep tb'~ enclosed map for me aR it 18 the la<"> t one I haTe.
H. V. 8J~ENKIROS,
DIRECTORS
"llESIDENT I. H. ~10BRRLY
HOMER ROBERTS, flOMER ROBERTS
'T.
SECRETARY &. TREASURER

PERCY MCCABE.
QUICK-ACTION MINING CO. H. BI~ENKIRON
PERCY MCCABE
O. H. BELEW
CONSULTING ENGINEER A KINGMAN, ARIZONA AUGUST DAMMERMAN
GENERAl. MANAGER

TI •••aera elaia tl~t tIe .re will .iae as Ir.kea

•• wa f ••• $12.00 t. 115.00 ,er \ •• , waiel as 5 aiai., e.,•• e.r,
I leli.T •• ~. Ie ,r.T •••
TI1a e •• t.et fiaewxe, witl • ••• t. 'uartzit.
Iaa,ia, w~ll. aai !. ,aelss.1. S.11at f •• t.~ 11 •• uter.,_
f.r 1200 feet ~a' ua'.uat••• l, .xtea. f.r 1800 t.et •• r.a.
tA~ eli1a ••
I •• Ter, .ueh i.,ress •• wita tIe ,res.at _"eara •••
• f tIe ,r.pert, aa. its faT.ra.le e ••••• l. future, as t1t • • lM
.aa I. Qle~pll .iaed aa' al11e', tl. T.l. ti111., ••1., &a
.xi.i, •• ir.a, .a. alt.r.' quartzlt. an' •• Ii.t, .aail,
I,.i
.reke. aa' .hea,l, erlsle' ••• ill •••
TIe Talu•• ure earrie' 1. fr •• ,ell tlat .a•••
easil, aaal,aaat ••• aa., .f tIe saa,l •• aS8a11a, a •• , •• i.,
T.rl hi,1 T.lu... I fieure tAat the .r • • aa a. ai.ed aad
al1le. f.r a. 'utal' • • ost .f 'ii'5.00 ,er t ••• wi tll a S~, Tiae

'1 .t••,. aAC ~aal,~aatl., ,l.tes .f 9~, er " • Karc, alII

.r ••••• tler staa ••rc .all slll, tl • • re fir.t .rush •• '1
• r,raterl er jaw ;1,;;;//// .ru•• er, & 25 .r 30 t.a ail1 t. I.
ere.t •• f.r $15,000.
A litt1. 'eTel.pa.at w1l1 put tIe pr.pert, ia shape
te pr.'u.e 25 er 30 te •• per •• " ~a' tIe .il1 .fa •• IU It
at tIe II ae, .r 1:t tlle riTer wher_ aa .. li.ite' .up,17 et
•• ter f.r anl t .... 'e e. . Ie ••• ure ••
 AGENTS FOR EARTHS
ORE SHIPPERS CLAYS
SALTS
ORES. METALS
COAL
AND ALLOYS
ESTABLISHED 1892 COKE

INDUSTRIAL AND METALLURGICAL IRON

MINE. MILL STEEL
AND SMELTER ASSA YERS AND CHEMISTS OIL
PRODUCTS 169 SOUTH WEST TEMPLE ST.
WATER

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH

!lcv. 15. 1923. 192_

ORE SHIPPER'S CERTIFICATE

SAMPLING

SHIPPER
19
Lot. NO. ___________ Class _______

.
ConsIgned TJn1t€c
to ______ ~:~\J{.-- -:~e£
"_ ------ - - -;,;meltc::'
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_ __ Sampled by U.;ii. 2. 80.

FROM CARS LOAOED IN CARS

RECEIVED SAMPLED GROSS WEIGHT TARE NET WEIGHT
INITIALS NUMBERS INITIALS NUMBERS

c·
11/8 11/11 U;i f. lb~00 10luGO 41 '14U lO9~20

. s.
J. st~uifo=
AMPLING CHECKED BY _________________ ,_ _ _ _ TOTAL NET WEIGHT _ _ _ _ _ _ _
109920_ _ _ _ _ LBS.
Windy &: Clmv0:T 3.~ i~17
WEATHER -------- MOISTURE PER CENT_-;;;-_ _ _ _ __

l06/~O,3
REMARKS: TOTAL NET DRY WEIGHT

--t~Jl93:i-
TONS
53.2015
ASSAYING
ASSAY PER TON 01"' 2.000 POUNO-e

OZS. OZS. % % % % %
SAMPLED BY GOLD SILVER LEAO COPPER INSOLUBLE IRON ZINC
Sul.
ASSAY BY United £tates 0.02 31.9 ~~.8 C.4C 22.• 6 11. ~ !~one ·1-.• 6
..
Offioer f'
,<: Co .• 0.03 31.9f 36.4 O.l( 22,.4 ll.e i!one 4.1
..
ump1:::e union 0.25
SETT\:..EMENT ASS A Y 0.25

REMARKS:

\ R. H. OFFICER & CO.

(::5.00 ~
SAMPLING ---:~""-----t-'D--eaiict'ea:-oy Smel.tar
ASSAY j:r: 5 .OQ --L
"OFFICER" THE H~terlilt.s" IN ASSAYING
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r. DJ.ENKIRON. DIREL""TORS
PRESIDENT
I. "'. MOBERLY
HOMER ROBERTS. HOMER IlOOER'l'S
SECRETARY &. TREASURER

PERCY MCCABE.
QUICK-ACTION MINING CO. H. V. BI4ENKIRON
PERCY MCCABE
O. H. BELBW
CONSULTING JIINGINEER &.
KINGMAN, ARIZONA AUGUST DAMMEHMAN
GENERAL MANAGER

)(are. 29, 1926

Mr. Perey MaC.'e,

Kiacaea, Ariz ••a.
Dear Mr. McCale:
R.1'erria, te eur aeTeral talks relCi ti Te te '" "eli
,r.,erty adjeiai., the fa.eus PlaBet aines i. tae HareUTfr
Vi.in, DIstrict, •• e aai u Aal1' .ile8 fr •• tke Bill Willi~.8

Klnt.~a, Ariz •• a. Tk. f.ll.wiaC la a trie1' deaarilti ••• 1'

the ,k7sie~ l~.i 1".hneial st.tus .f the .fferia,.
Tke ,r.,.rty e.aslata .1' 10 full aiai., clal.s .r
200 .erea. flr.ly keli aai title ,er1'eet. Tke .iaea are
.,e••• 17 ia.liae sh~fts •• tke Tela, a.Teri., a'.ut 400
feet i. 1 •• Ctk •• tke strite .1' tke Tei., this ·Tela mas
,iteh .1' fr •• 32 t. 34 ieereea, Lai the ieTal.,.eats e
ex,.ae the Teia ani the .re the eatire ie,tk 1'r •• tke
aur1'ace.
Tkeae ieTel"a.ats hre •• rkinc sk~1'ts auak e.
this laeliae fer ie,tkB .1' 36, ~aai 80 feet, ex,.sla,
the ere I,iy their e.ti~. ie,tk, earryi., a wiitk .r
thiekaess .1' fr •• 3 te 5 feet, ,r.I.lly .Teria,ia, 4 feet
ani .~rrlia, an .Ter~,e Talue .1' fre. ~10.00 te $15.00 a
t.a, 18 11 rce a .•,les fr •• the threl') sha1'ta raTe aaaTerlJ.C'e
.1' $10.80 ,er te ••
 Ki ....... Ar1zo • •
MV •• 5.• 1935.

u. I. C. Bateman
3015 A Whe.ler Aye.,
Berkel.y. fal.
My dear Ik.:-
I hay. your letter ot the 2.d in a •••er t. m1 ••
ot the ~7th of" J'ebruary rega.rd1ng the Idaho )lll,•• 117 a.gleet 1. '
alTlng you the inf'orlnatiIJn you ask tor "as due to the thought
that you uUltht have made the tr1» hf~re tar eXt\m1nat1on on the
etr.agth of my re('omm.ndation. HoweTer I w1l list below the
intor1ll8tion yow desire. You will bear in mind that the worklql
are •• t entirely acc.881ble and some ot the following lntormat1oR
11 a. matter of' record. obtaiud '(1'011.1 rel1"ble sour_.
You will call to mi.ad, Mr. John Boyle. who made a tor-
tu •• out of" the GoleoJllde. KiD. 1f l.1la you were interested hereh Thil
1Ir. Boyl. had a lease "ad bOM on the Idaho Mine and trie Va.nderbilt
at the tlme the ore WAe struek at the GoleORd... H. gave up !tie lea.e.
on the Idaho and Vanderbilt to take OTer the Golconda, with which you
are familiv. This was t.he la!'tt,;ork dOMe on thf" Idaho .nd up to .that
ti.e it had a pro<lu~tion record of "ollle .90,000.00 to ita ..e,Ut from
or •• enfountere4 in the 8inking o~ th8 110 foot ahatt ~.d !'5 teet ot
lateral work on the 100 toot leyel .. All tar 9.f:'! 1. mn determine, DO ore.
baTe beea etoped rrom th~ mine.
I. making oy examination I .~9 able to reaen a depth
ot about 90 teet in this ahatt with the aid o~ a rope. The ehatt 1.
cavee! below th'lt point to the 100 toot level. Thi. portion 01" :he
shatt wl11 hc'l.ve to be cleaned out and rf!ltlmberee!, alld. the ehatt from
this point to th~ BUl't"ace can be put in working eondi tlon at very
li ttle expells ••
In 8&l1lpll.g the vein expo.Sri ill the ebaft tro.
the 8urf'~ce to the ':lepth lae',ltionecl aboT., I finrl lin average w1d th
ot approximately tour teet ot ora. which, at the prf!e~nt prlce of
met31e'lf111 average a. little better t~. t!lO.OO per ton in GOld.
S11 vel' and Zinc. the rnaJa. values in Gold.
lnt-hill 'Yein oa the Ha.nging-wall' i8 a lenti culfU'
1 •••• of' or. 12 inches wide, ~ery per.1steat, whien &BP~S OTer .70.00
per '.11.This lAne. tan ue mined independent ot the total ore boq
by tele stripping method and the balance of." the ye1n miRed and seai
to the CURtO. Mill about one mile distant.
The CODcentratea resultant trom the concentration
ot the balance of the ore body should be Tery profitable and rea.dily
marketable, as there i8 a good demand for Zinc st the present t1••
and the pr1 ee is on t;he upp;rade. These concentra.t ••• hould average
about 50% Zlnc .wi th a high Goli and 811 ver coatent.
The prope~ty cons 1st. ot two patented elaia., the
Idaho and the Brok(~n Hille ( see map enclosed ) a.nd all taxe. are
paid to dl'\te. The pr1 ctt and terms are vel'"! reasonable a.nd ve as
tollows:-
t ~&.OOO.OO Total purchase price o~ thp. property whien
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PERCY McCABE
MINES AND MINING
KINGMAN, ARIZONA
Idaho 1Ii.ine.

SamplA No. Ma.rk Wid th" Au.o?s. Ag.oza ~b

120 Dump at ehaft
30 .. .. ..
Zn.S
. DUTIlP
... 0.20 8.84
70 .. .. .. .. ..
.18
.2:l.
.30
25.33 8.29 18.95
14 .. below ehart " .04 2.81 Zn18.3121.12
15 .. at 5~ abaft above
main ~haft Ox .32 1.04 6.95
16 Dump at 12' ehaft
If
above main ehaft Ox .. 05 e.5~ 2.37
17 D\1mpat ~hart9.'oove
main shaft 3rd Ox .. .01 .51 .47
14 Gen average dump below
Main ehaft at race Zn.S. .. .40 3.80zn 18.3116.01
86 tn1 In ~old vein Ldaho
B.H1i line" -
~ i
.. .. .. Zn.S 12"
Pb.,Car Dump
.15 2.72 4.54
2.28
. ..
87 2" .08 1.28
89" " "at entrance 18" .48 8.RO 14.25
90 " " .. Dump " Dump 5.00 10 18.25

Id~ho Mine,two patented c1ai~,W.S.Thompeon

owner Kingman Arizona
adjoining Gem mine on the 110 toot Butt 275 fetit
;~3.f:'t,Dev.lopm"nt
dritting l!lhaft all in ore 5' $20.00 or.in bottom,produced $250.000
H. V. BLBNK1RON, DIRHL"TOR~

I. M. MOBERLY
HOMER ROBERTS, HOMER ROBBRTII
SECRETARy .... TREASURER

PBRCy MCCABE,
QUICK-ACTION MINING CO. H. v, BI.ENli.IB.ON
PERCY McCABE
CONSULTING ENGINEER '" O. H. HELBW
GENERAL MANAOJ:R
KINGMAN. ARIZONA AUGUlifT DAMMRRMAH

Ia aiiiti.a t. t~i. ,.li .ia., t~ere i8 ••kr. . . i

ill tlle ,r.,ertl. a .e"er .5. •••• 1t~ a 8~Cft 160 feet i. 'eyth •

• uat •• a. iaelia• • f 60 ie,ree. fr •••hi.~ tkre. earl.at •

• f .re were shl,pe' iuria, ta. war, w•• a the7 reeeiTe'

2~ eeats ,er p.uai fer t.eir e."er, aai kauli., it 16 .ile.

t. the Parter eut .ff ral1w~1. t ••• e 3 jar• •ere at.,.i •• the
~6 fe,t leT 1, b-ni rfi.. 14'1k ,.~~ t. 16% e.pper .a' ",14.00 t.
,16.00 ia ,.li per t.a, at tllis ti •• t.ere Wf' •• ip,e'

23,000 t.a. ef .e"er ere tr •• tlle Plaa.t .i.e, t.i. ,r.,ert7

eaa Ilw&it ethe" ailli., flilellitle., .r tlle al,.eat ef Ii. ra11.&1,
f.r whie. th.r. are alreai7 twe surTel. \1 the ~. ! • • Saat.
Pe, aD' t •• a.uther. Paelfie. t •• \.il.1., .f tal. ra1l.., a.
,'11. t ••• , i. e.17 Ii. q••• tle• • f a shert t1ae. /:is t •• Pl•••'
.i.e • • 'Jel.1a, t.l. ,.1. ,reu,. aaTe a. lre. eutere, a\.Te
t.e ... ua. ef 60.000,000 te•• ef ire• •ar\ ... t., t.at
ear.r," 4~ir •••1tll ••• 1.tar\i., fa.ters ••••1.' i. tlle ~

aaa;7.1., all 'f .~1e. aas .ee. tft~r.u,al' 8a.,1•• 8" ~

te.t.. .7 the~:~.a !!.~t':r~~!J' ~_h.!_,"~•• t_.a~~~_.e.t ,..p.!"ti~~u~ar17

__ ..... ~
'7t.8 8••tltw•• ter.'-c;·~. tllat .~e i;;,:t1., at Sa. '''1'., ~;.I;"---)
a. th1s P1aaet pre,ert7 i8 . . . . . ., the L.wi.~e.8 'f ••• Yerk
...
t.e7 are 81.p17 .i,,1a, t •• ir ti.e. I ••11 ....s.a ~1. 1~ ..
'e,.sit t.at a'J.ia. tai' ,.1i ,re,er~, aa. ,r... llJ the 11'''
1r.n i.ai e."er. ua'.r17ia, t~18 ,.1' Tei., ,. e.,ha.ls. t~.

creat . i •• ral \elt i ••• ie. t~e ,eld e1ai ••• re l ••• t ...
Y.u are aeouaiatei .it. t •• ter.s .f . , opt! ••
a.1 taat it is tae l.weat pr1e~, aa•••• t r ••• ra\l. te..
 J
eTer quoted. I will bdd t~:<..t ia my 40 y,vra of .xper1 ••••

Ra : . . .Mining .&.gia.Z3r. I never examiaed a pr.p •• ! tt.a thr t

effers t'. safer t,nd Detter investment ~.r C.& [:II.ured. pro~l't.

I ~". 81.8 ereI, 7our.,

•
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•
Registered Pr.~~e •• 1oael
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