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A N T H O N Y LANE & ASSOCIATES

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Dear Mr° Ma~~:

In reply to your enquiry pertaining to specific programs on the Red Bird

Hill Project, I am herein outlining in detail the various phases of the proposed

program.

I have included a map of the general area of the Cochise Mining District.

~is indicates the location of the Red Bird Bird Hills° The other large shaded

area to the south and west is that which is presently belng drilled by Superior

0il Company and Cypruss Mines~ Quintana Oil Company is also active in the area.

The area noted as the Stewart Leases are presently being drilled~ The other

shaded areas are those which are under lease by various concerns add individuals

from the State of Arizonao

The main reason I am ref~ing to the activity in the area is that besides

thc potential of the precious metal (Gold ~ Silver) being contained in vein type

systems within the Red Bird Hills(previous reports), there also is a good poten-

'I tial of a copper deposit at depth~ The dr~ling, which is being underta/qen by

the various minh~g companies in the area, has been in both the sediments and in

the intrusiveso

The area of the Red Bird Hills is basically an intrusive in part and as

such may have a direct bearing on the possible copper mineralization°

Therefore, in outlining a program, I feel that both aspects of this property

require consideration° Program I should consist of appraisal of precious metals

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~rithin existing vein systems. Program II'should consist of exploration of a

J deeper seated base metal deposit.

Program I. J

a. C omp]eie Gen]ogfca] Shrv~y including regional geology, local geology, under- ground mapping, sampling and assaying of underground workings, projections.

$3,5oo.o0

b. Ine!ine Drilling of Areas . .of Prqjeetion both lateral and horizontal~

The reason for incline drilling is that most vein systems in this area are

more accurately defined by drilling from both sides of possible vein type struc~

tures. These drill holes would be located to encounter projection of vein systems

to depths below existing workings and extending along structures from known ore

iO,OOO feet incline drilling @ $15.00 per foot, including splitting and assaying

of core in sections of mineralization°°° $150,000°OO

c. Set Up of. Mining Operations

Rehabilitation of existing shafts lO0 v @ $i00.00 per fro

DeveloPment of 200 fro New Shaft @ $250~00 per ft.

$i0~o0ooo0

50~oo0ooo

Development of 200 ft. Drift and Levels @ $50~00 per ft~ I0,000.00

Equipment for Above ~ Permanent Hoist; Compressor, etco 50~O00~OO

Total Cost of Program I

P__qrogrs~II

Geological and Geophysical Surveys

20,000 ft of Vertical Drilling

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@ $8.5o per fro

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170~000.00

Geological Logging and Splitting Core 5,000"~00

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Misc. Engineering Time, Surveys of Holes Cross-sections, etco

Total Cost Program li . .

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5,000°00

$193 ,oo0ooo

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The two Programs, as outlined above, are both predicated on sufficient

values being established from the first appraisal of the property and each

phase of exploration, providing values are established initially, ar'e based up-~..

on the results of the work preceding.

Program I would, if values are established, place the property to the stage

of production. In fact, in ali probability, some production would be expected

during the rehabilitation period. •

Another aspect of Program I is the values expected would be in the form of

precious metals which, when refined~ represent no problems for sale. The same

is not true at this time pertaining to base metals due to the pollution controls

being applied at the various smelters in the county.

Program II would, if successfol~ make available a large deposit ~hich could

be placed ~rith a major company or placed into production on some negotiated basis

with major finance. I

I hope this proposal allows you to interpret the requirements of this under-

taking. If there a r e further questions, please contact me immediately.

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Anthony Lane & Associates Anthony Lone

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~Vm. ~aurice Hedder~.an Old Gold }l~ning Company P. O. Box 727 ~mado, Arizona 85640

Dear ),hurlce :

I~,'.ference is za4e to agz~emcna entitled "Modification and Restate- m c n t o f Y ; . ; , i n : ; ~ . . . . . " d a t e d : ..... ,-,.:- 7 ~o'" , , . . , . < ,u , ~,oo, between Sa~;~er

P e t r o l e ~ : , a s Les~o~ and ,'..hurL,",.; :., ..,,.an, L e s s e e . T h i s l e a s e , dated :,:arch ll, 19". . . ; :,::;.-: .L~;~ an option to purchase as set forth th.:-:cin, is ..... ,=.~.:: ......... ~ end on September ll, 1971,

This ix 'o confi.~za ~o :-e;u that Sawyer-~Ae.cor international, the succc::=, ,,r~:, ',ed c o ~ : . c : . ,..-~... . - , - , a ' - ~ j e r Petro leum Co~oany, hereby extends "A.c t,~'.'-::, c. .: ...... and o)t~on from Septembez- ll, 1971 f o r ~ r . ~. , . ,u~t~- ; , , . ' - " ~: " . . . . . . . . . . . . " . : , . y o---"_... ~ c o ) . . . . m o n ~ r . ~ b e y o n d ~ h a ~ d a t e .

T h e o - . L y further modification is the modification of the agreemen~ to clauze ten (lO) entitlec "~e;:.o ~, J_e of ~-~chinery and Supplies" and this extension "r, eriod ",'ill pro'.=~"~ that removable of arc] such mill or izprovemen~.~ on ~he proper'~y can be made ~,~.thin a :"x (6) montb.~ period in I,;',.~ evcn~ of abandopauent.

Please confi~m, in :;u-i~ins your acceptance of the terms and cor, di- tlons governing this extension.

Your: t~ly,

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e~ NOTE: @70,000.00 is due and payable to Sn:.::,'cr-Adocor by March ll, 1977 for full title to op'clonor

ATTEST:

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. ,e~Z~.8 On the "Red B&rd ~.~t~c"~ made ~.n 1925 ~..nd i934, are ~s up to d~ote . , . . S n r c ~ . . , the u~dezff~¢t.,-~d dev~_~opment o~ the rJ.xne,~ aS th~,t~:h ~hey 9c~zO m~.de ~s of th~s dnt¢~ D~t_1o~,~n~ t~oyk

a~ tht'v~ h , ~ s - b ~ e ~ do~ne ou ~ h e p r c p e r ~ y du~:a~g t .he in~oz~.z ef t£~,.e since ~h~ w r i t i n g of the above Z e l - ~ t s ,

Tht~%y yea~s a~o the r~,ne v, us tn an ~,go1~ted

upp~t ~n ~he n~nds ~[ ~i~ ,~ne oper~tozso C~n~..'~doz~tle ex~z!~'nta~_on ~t~3 don~ ou the o-*e tn[~1~ the idea o[ pt~tin~

" h ~ . . ~ - , ~ no~hln Z ever .e~.~,~ of it ~n ~ 250 %on p ~ ~ a 7 ~i~l~ .... .;-~,,..,~ ..... du~ to ~.he ~ck O~ cs~t~ ~d ~he !o'~ ~rlce of ~o~d ~.zd milvez a t t h a % ~ . m e ~

Co~d~t'~on~ have ch~.nged tod~.7,~ G,~td and s:[.&vC'z

~S 'J~t~Ca ~7~&~t~ end a.l~ copper ~T~,ci~e~a n~ed s.tl~ceou:; O r e ~G ~ f : luX ~[;~ %heg~z c o p p e r .... ~ ..... ~.

N~ ..- a ravel'able con%zact {OX ~ t h ~ cZass of bonus oze-~ ~.u,.

e~her &m - " = "~ " c_sa O~ ~zoO sh~.~'pxu~o .Them~fo~e~ ~-~]e only real ~, -o- Of m~,~:"-.g the O~'e~ ~.~;h~ch ~hou~d ha" q~a'~'~̂ '~,~

~S nO ~ongez ~ neces~-~zy cono~dera~¢n~

~_~u,~ t h e a e ~ e ~ o r - t a . . . . n a d o o So : : e develo~=en~ a~d a~e~u.s~x% ~:o~h on "t-he cla~..;~s is ~I~ ,~ha% 1~a~ b e e n done on ~h,~ p z o p e ~ y in the ~ao% y e a z s ~ All of ~hc ozc~ b~h ~n re,!e~o and po~e~t~ati~o~ ~hat '[o

n~, kno'~ledge~ O~&y "50 o ~ 60 ~ °~ " ~ , o ~ h ~ v e b e ~ n ~ h x p p e d f . ~ r a ~ h c

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As evidenced by %he ropor~.~ of Payne 0 Be%humo~ and ~.m.~rson~ %he. "~d B i r d t~[n,e" ~s vex3" obv~-o~17 ~e~l considered by ~nen ~2x~i~nc<.4 .in the m~nlng p~oC-~ss~on~ ~u~ %,,',h~z abou~ : h e JDV'~b~OL? TO b~i~ [% should ~'a a%~r~.ctIv~ f=om %h~e~

X~ .S~~CURITY~ Da~ ~e~ of unc,ez't&~[n%y {n Zhe s~ock r.~zket~ gc--ia n~-~i~g S<'oc.ks t~su~l['y g=in in &tzen~,z,zh fez %be nivple :~ason t~'i + ~t is cozmnon',v .~cc¢,gfn~zed ~hz~ ,~old is~ and ~,~ust continue %0 be~ ~n ebsolutely s~able st~ndal-d, of ~lue~ ~e~nrd~e~,~ o f "~he st,~'~e of the ~-o~.o;~.7~, " ~a.,.s ~ ~ene;~c" ° in ' - "-'~t

o [ ~ ' ~ ~r~ -therefore me'vn~ua~nFT ehe d o l l ~ z e ~s %t,e only possible z io'~ ~ o S%~Ius tO profits ~n./ ~ a~ans o [ coun%e~act!n~ %he "&-old ~ '

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~,,,~--" ~:~,~.~stoza~ "~a.,.'" r e l : l ~ f no~.,.lly~--~ [n~ended f o r the co~poz~.t!on could be. pa~aed on to the Inves~or~' ~nct the co, ~ ~,~o,,,~.,.Qn-~; I ~.,e~ ~ ." --~

• zcrlerc.~ corr2o~'~to ~ a x e s , A~-ce~ ~,ould no ~, be tec~a~red gO pay " ' " " . ' , ' , , o ~ , " c; inqone ,#~ould~ I ""-" ~ " )

1,5~ t~x f~ee due "to zhe depleth,n ~!lo'~'~ulce~ ~nd ~dditionn! / "~~it~ ""-ells '~ Could b~ m~de a~W.t'~nst ~.:hi8 intone C~om qOZ~g Of d~lo,,~,un% snd mln~n~ a~d deprec~:tt~on of the equiV~tt~

3~ P.~%L~T~ In the :'~y.eZt Of I)x'o Henry H~%ce Payne ~t is ,~o~.n~d Zu-~-'~'Ta'-~'~ by un~n.,'~, %he depth of %he nhaft~ 180 ft~ ~nd ~h4 dev<~Iopmen~. ,~o~ Lh~on[{ the !snE, th of the ~e~n fOr .% dist~nce of 5OO.fto~ thez'e ~s a )proven zese~ve of 500~000 tcns~ "~,~ich a% an ave~.~zge value oC a~luos~ $.~o00 per ton ~ould eCuzl $2~500~000~ Am %he vein ~8 exposed on the suzface fo~ over one

by ~,~;n tO zrr~ve .~:~: ~,,5~CO00000 ~ ?:hlch could be the v~lue o'~ the ful~ len~jth of %he v~ ~o n deDth o£ 180 f~ Then one could pr.oj~:c~ th~s d)~pth ~n ~dd~ion~1 I,~0 I'~.,, to arrive a% a p,D3slble ~"~.:e of" SSO000,O~O0O~ Aud SO on,~ %qle indlca%ion of the r e ' p o r t s

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iO~.;es'~ f!~ure of 500 %on De: dey and 20 -- ~':"* ' • ~o~, .~ng dnys~ o~uO ~zr'..vO8 .%g ~t zlonthlV product~ot~ of 10~O0O gons~ By us,.,,, '~b!ock cnv~n~," =S the mnans oz m~n{n;; ~ . . Oge¢ I% sho~d be ~/~8sible~ acco~d~nZ %0 esglm~es I h~v0 ~'ecclved~ %0 mine

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i.'he e:r,~ f o r . . ~ e ~ ~h~n $YoO0 per.-~o~o P+nd t~sun tng tlxt~i L'~.~onab.~e coatrnct +,'~n be ~eC, o~l.,~ed ~:ith Pb~ipa ~odge ~t

free t~:~.~men-," o~ the o~e a~ f~ae r2L~ppln~,~ ~h!n %c~uld l~ave ~,.': $4+00 pe~ ~o~ o~ ~ ~}e% ~.~on~hly income of $40o000.

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Mino Red Bird Mine (former name-- Yackley Mine)

District Teviston l~ining Dist, ~ Cochise Co,

Dste Feb. 15, 1956

Engineer Axel Li Johnson

Subject: Present Status.

Location 8 miles E. of Willcox.

Number of ¢!ai~is _ 2 claims,

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l~rinci!~al Minerals Gold~ ~ilvers Lead, Vanadium.

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The Red Bird Gold .~,'~,~dng and l~iliing Compa~Wf's property is situated four and one-half ~ziles wes~ o£ the to~.n of Cochise, a shipi~i~ poin% of the SouLher Pacific Railroad, a transcontinental line. Also a junction point ~dth the Arizoaa ~stern 14aiiways. In the Oochise DisDrict, Coo~ise County, Arizona.

~l'e property consists of twelve claims. Mi~<ing and ~s~_~e combined. These claims are held by U.S. Location.

The geolo~, ~ of the Coc!:ise Minin~ ~trict is raade up princiF~lly " ~' ~ - ' ~ ' ~ contact, ~: the [aleozoic sediment cut hy granite porii~z]F .e ~acec~.~s, ~tazaorphic Veins, etc. TY~ intr-osion of silicified poz-p~-y rose ~hrough the limestone~ "~ ~ ~l~te~, s,iift~d and engulfed the superimposed Paleozoic strata which i~ now the principal and ever occurring ~ock of this part of the distzict. The .~iner~l is fom~d princi[a!iy in sills between layers of limes bone and quar~ po~pn~qqf and t, he base o f b h e i;'aleozoic . . . . .

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east strike with a din to she east. The surface cropoings v&r~ frou soveral hu ~,, feet to over a Shousand foot in width and can be traced for over a ~ile in

Considerable prospecti~; has been done on the ~" ,~a Lird :-line shafts and cross-cut t~mels have been m~e on the other claims. The Red Bird was ~,m:< to a depth of ~OO feet a.~ shows gooa value in gold and silver.

Only recently, development has demonstrated that hhe Oiobe-~lim.-& district is a dist~-ict of deep mi~Kng and so~m of the "~eins are frequently barren for hundreds of feeG in depth a~M open in ~trong and big ore chutes. From the number of stror~ indications of ~&neralized rock on the surface of ti~s property it ought to encourage th~ managm~ent to prosecute the develop- ment o~ thzs ~.,r :. e. ty.

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COCMISE, ARI ZO~A

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Ile~ith I tran~-~it to you as Joint partn~r~ in the "Red Bi~d. ~ne~, my report on You~ ~ .p~op~ty.

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LOCATIOI~. The "Red Bird ~Sninz Property" consist of eight .un~6nted clai~, ~r 160 acres, lylr4~ &,] miles q~orthwest of Gochiso S~ation on th~ Southern Pacific Raiiroad, in Coehise ~[inln~, ~_sbric~, Cochise G ounty,A~Iz "

The claims extend along the vein ins Northwest and Southeast direction. Cochiso Station has an elevation of &~225 ft. The top of the sl~a~% ..., a~ the "aed Bard" is app~oz~tely 7,000 ft. elevation. ~ •

The property is easily acc~ssable by automobile dlreo~ ~ the

rain0, over a private road from the main hig~.~ayo

GEOLOGY. In ~en~ral it would api:~a~" t~t the "Red Bird" property lles in the ~amo voln system which characterizes the "Powers ~Ine" under the North side of Kilberz, Peak, about forty miles North-~ost, and tl~"Piez'ce Mino" lying twenty miles Southwest.

The general dip is to the East, and in the motuutain where the • .~roo~rty centers, the vein begins at a dwpth of about ~&5 ft., to "caul~flo~or out~ toward the surface, givin~ rise to innummrable ore shoots which appears ~s ~ypical eruptions.

Many of these shoots have been min-~d in the earlier days and much unrecorded .~old recovered therefrom, As they are followed down from the surf&~ they oonver~e into a distinct win with excellent foot-~;all and hangi~i~-wallo

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The ~ar.~ue maLerlal is 6tenably ~ltorod an~i co,inlets of b~'ccciatcd andesi~e, porphyry, rh2•oli~e and o~casio~%lly limestone. ~&en mined, t}~% portion • • from the 165 ft. level to the sue'face runs about 58% tlmou~h a !~" screens The balanc~ is very friable and no problea is encou~te~'ed in reduction to screen • sizes for concentration. '

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At the 1OO ft. level the breccia follows the hanging-wall and tits 1 llmestons appe.~rs along the foot-wall. From t?is poin~ to the bottom of ~ho oh~5~ the vein it well defined and averages 60 fb° in ~idth, ~ilo not specifically lcnt- ic,D.ar, nevertheless ~erever talcose schists occtu-~ ~igher values invariabl~ are ''~' found, as local enrichment of the vein~ . . ..

WATER SU[~P[Xo At the ~65 ft. bottom of the shaft, permanent undorl;rour~d ~tor ' level appears, it is logical to ~upposo thereforo~ that by ~'u2~h~r ~inl'cln~, •~ ~' abundant water will bs available. In any event~ should more be required, an ual~nited supply can be pied from Sulphur Spring. s Valley, 2~ miles West°

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Shaft 165 ft. deep, 6' X 8' and "~mll timbered in I~ compartments, with man, ray ladders and lan~in~s in excellent repair.

On the shaft-level' are drifts or tunnels, e,qten&i~8 70 ft. East and 60 ft, South, ~nd a b'inze &5 ft. deep; also an inclin~ A5 to the 60 ft. level, on which is a drift iO ft. South, and a vinze to the I00 ft level. On the 60 Ft level is also a turmol ext~ding 70 ~t. South, arAother.~D ft. No/M~caot~ and one i,O ft. West, to~other vrith a cross-cut 45 ft. ~a~,~xtendin~ South- east, to the.',~inze mentioned above.

On the ~OO ft. level, are tunnels extending l~O ft. East 20 ft.. South, J60 ft. to the sh~ft, 60 ft. Uest, and a cross-cut tutoring 71~ ft. Northeast and 61~ f t . Southeast.

260 ft. down the hill, and Northeast from the m~in shaft, is anothe~ 90 ft. shaft, ~rlth a ~40 ft. tunnel to the ~st.

Aromud the hill, ~50 Ft. ~4orth of the main shaft~ is an 80 ft. tunnel driven transversely into the voin~ kno~ as the "Cave Tum%ol".

There are therefore ~25 ft. of shafts and ~rinzoo, and ~O23 ft. of t~uun~is ~na cross-cuts covering the "cauliflower ~' ~ea and do~m the established unbroken continuity of the vein beC~een the regular ~, and ha~in~.-a~llo.

VADUES. It is stated by the ~-~ors that on the &5 ft° level at the bottom •

of t,h.e, ~5 ft. 'dinze, 55 ft. Southeast of the ~haft, v~lues ran from $7°85 to $~O° pez" tea, and in a lens fello~ir~ a taicos~ le~, and ass~ty sh~,~f~d .L~400~ p~r ton at $20.67 per oz. Similarly it is stated that in the 140 ft. ~':Ot c~'oss-cut from 90 ft. shaft down the hill, a channel sample of ore ~cross 20 lb. of vein aszcyed i: $3.50 to $20°67 po~ ~ oz. ..

The owners also offer the follo~ring data of "~ssays made on ores re- moved in sinking the main shaft, all on $20.67 per o~:

JA assays averaged $A.30 per ton, rar4/ing from 30¢ to $9.30.

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23 assays averaged $5.21~ per ton, ranging from $~.38 to $'~6o23.

O~Ir~SI__QGh'~T. The develop~,ent intricated, together v~th a aumbor of iyregul~r prospects holes and stopes not listed, covers 500 ft. N~'I-SE alollg the vein, ~.rlth an average recoverable ~idth sT 60 ft. and ~80 fro of backs from the tulmels and cross-cuts, at the foot of the .aain shaft.

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SA~IP__LI_ ~0_~. Samole No~,_[a Across 6 ft. in a raise 70 ft. East of asin •shaft on top of shaft level.

SaF.olo - .t~\,~c~.2 ~ Across 9 ft. at head of %~lnzo 50 ft o Southeast of main shaft.

~ . ~ Across 8 ft. at bottom of 49.

~am__ n..o _N.p.a,. A~.,, Across ~T/ small ors shoots on 60 ft. levei~ 50 ft. South of [m~in shafts

~%molo ~o~ i m Across 40 ft. of %~in on the 60 ft. !ovol~ ~20 fb, South of main shaft.

S~molc ~oo 6. Acrcos AO ft. of %~in on t h e ~O0 ft. Lovol~ at bottom of winzs~ ~60 ft. Southcas% of msin shaft°

Sa~olo Nc~. Across 8 ft. of t~mnel~ 60 ~-~ ~" and along hangins-~,~u3!l, on the ~00 ft. iovol~ ~65 ft. Soutil of main ohaf%~

~o10~}{9,. _~8~ Ocnoral rino-~m camp.lo of voin at ~.outh of turn,el leading to ~in shafts (~'-,~mo material as general s~nplo sacked re2 "Spir~"-Concon%rator test. )

SaJ~jplo J'!o~JLq. Across face of "Cars" T~anel t o the E~ot.

S a-~olo No°_ 'k~J,, Co1~ioto of "splro"-ConccntS~atos fA-om ~26 pounds of mine r'~1 ors from ~'.hlch sa~mplo Me. 8. above, was takono

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ASSAYS. The original asaiy report on those ~.~ camploo made by Harley As Sill. ' :! of Los Angeles, Califorltla~ is submitted horo:-.~ith and made a pal~b of this Popo;~Z~ (•:

The general average of th ton st.~alght amnpleo ia $1~83 'po~- ton. ;'~ • j

There are Lher~ fops in the appro~ir~%to~j onc-half million tons of ors in oizh% 0~,, ~ no'~ lusa than ~2~000~000 rc~ovo~ableo ~ ~ ............

A report on the concentration teat of t h i s ore is subtended hereto.

R~spoctfully submittodo:

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I herewith suh,uit a brief report of the superficial examination I have made of your property, kno~ as the Red Bird ,~llr~, situated about four miles northeast of the S~ation of Cochise, Cock,lee, County, Arizona.

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It is seldo~ that nature signals to mar~ where it's hidden treasures are to be found ~,~ore clearly nor harcLly ar~where as plai~ly as hero at this property, w~-~ere a great intrusion has forced itself u~;~ard t~mou~h the limes and shales of the sed~'montary origin and left this great chimney of blowout of highly colored mineral-bearin~ rock beckoni~E and awaiting dovolo~uent.

Here you ~.ve a most co:~plete example of the workln~s of Nature's laborato~ fire and w~ter, so2ids a~d liquids, acids ar~ alkalies, h~t and cold.

When t~s portion of the country ~-.~s covered with water and the rivers had brought their feuds and clays and sands from the mountains sides and deposited ~- in these waters and the soft ~ludge of llme precipitate was in the pro~css of form~ ing the top ~. - • ~a~rs of lime-stone" which cover this section of the countr~j, and o~.p- tion occurred and the gases found vent in the hill or anticline on which the prop- erty is located; then a seething, boiling bubbling mass frothed and foamed and siz'~ied ~s i~ was constant]j forced uD.~'ard by the power of th~ unspent fires bo- neatb o The.~e fires were pouring out hot gases ~r~ich were being condonncd by the coo2~Ig liquids above a trez.'.en~ous chemical c~mr~je tcck ~.~..e,C'~., ~ock, pebbles and botddors were shot upward into t~Is mass and were squeezed and pressed into a corn- pact fo~ti,~n. T]~ese fragments were ton~ ~md broken fret. the !edge of the p~"~.~y~, forn'~tion laying .hel~;w which i.. this case ~.~s porp.h~ carrying rich w~luos in gola ~and silver". ~.[uch of this gold w~.s cc~rrled uph'ard in the gases a~d ill ,.~olution a~ ?~s depo.~ited by the preclpitafiion thro,~hout the entire m~,ss so that ~ll the limo- sbones, cor~-iomerutos, the shales and porphyry ~ere impr~g~ated with fine gold~

It is meetly impossible to pick up a rock or snatch a s~:mll q~ntity of dirt anywhere on t~is emmense blowout that ~ilI not ~%n fine free gold. The gold~ h.',.,,-~ycy~ " is so fln.~ ~,hat it would hardly be an area lgamtir~ ore but it would prove to be an ideal cyanldlng proposition. The rock is easily crushed Wen mined an~ ~dll be f~'ee from slimes and should be easily and cheaply _~ned and ~dlled~

The work done at the property~ we" ~o~d not~ at thi~ time, justify the erection of a mill foF~_tk%~~_t~.catm~nt of ore for the reason that the body of ore l~s not b~on

prov~(19~~ A great deal of t~ first work done on the ~Line ~as usoloso ~n~ iz~practicable~in~s " "~" much as the o|~rators had a misconception of the tread and dip and t mle course of the veln~ and when the wor~ was drlvCn into bar~an territory it ~s given up and turned over to more practiced labor.

• ~] The latter l~rt of the ~wrk has boon to pursue the course of the vein rather / /hhan to lay out the ~rk in a sientlfic manner, yet this has proven to be tl,e wiso~ ~

f°~couroe" as severn& barren lime slop~(co~aor~ly called horses) have impeded the course ~h and would have discour:~ged zest any n&ner doing the work. These last workers dew

" a round over the llme horse a~i followed ~d proved th~ vein by cross-cutting from I~al! to wal~, a distance of more than ~25 ft.~'his ~rk can easily be put into for- / fleet ~n~ workings an(~ ~ms so proven the ~ru~ vein of r~ch ore ~hat much future ~ t labor has thereby b~n sa~d and now you hav~ a good ~rkin~ knowledge of the pro~

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I did not test by assays any of the ore but se~ral samples taken at dlf- "forest points on the vein ~howed mo by panni~kg a 6Choral average of five or o~x dollar ore ~,~Ith many places showing much richer values. . . . . '

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All of the work done in the mine thus far has been mineral-boarlng rock; even the baron approaches to the ore body carry some wtlues, It is impossible to measure the ore and ~;~e an estlmate of the amount now Ol~@.~ up but i~ must be certain even to the most inexp~rleacc~ eye tD~t you have values which Justil~ the exf~ndltures of money I~> aink to ~he ~AtOr level ar~ run ir~ several cro~s-cuto and prospect tha ve.~.n down to *,.he lmint v~oro the r~ch va ]uo~ ii~.

£ would me~t e.~phaticaLly urge you to continu~ this work at your earliest .. opportunity as you ~Ii be simply addir4~ development to ~u early good investment. You need h~ve no foam as to %he outcome.

Your property is no longer a prospect'-it is a mine a~ only n~eds careful attention of expeclence backad by a fair a~ount of money t o brir4~ it into a big producer. You should consider ] ~ v i n ~ a worltir~z fund of at least GtO~O00,O0. The first tking v~ich should be done at the p~-o~z~y wo~Id be, to install ~ modern compressor ar~i heist. This nec~ not be a largo one to sta~ with; but t~ho oomprooo'o~ shuuld ,~.~ve p ~ - : e r to work at least four ~muers, :.

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~ext, water for w o r k i . ~ pvyposo is most essential and can be developed at the mine on/y sinkir~ the worlttr~s do~,¢n to wate~ level and p~mpi~ the ~ator up ,. " to ~ho mines. This ' ~ .~a~tc. method wo~Id not b~ very e~Dens~.ve because the v~k in the mine must be ~riven do~n to the ~;ate~ lovoi argn~ay and tb~is shott!d be done as . the first work. ?~%ile this work is going on~ the ore body is being dovolopca all the time ~nd as it is opened up rich ore will be found in place ~ibecoLuo zV~c~ '~ ore as the work progresSOSo When you strike actu-~l or real body of ore below ~:~ich.. :: Is responsible for ~he values in the lar~o blo~¢out, you will undoubtedly co~_o into shipping values. V o,~ could Lhen be~in 50 ~hlp ore CO the ~m~lteP and carPy on thQ ~evelopnent of th~ ore body above a% the sama time° ~-es~i,~ ho~ever~ thor, you " ' "

should d~velop cn].# the ore in t!m body above the w~tcr lewl then it should be ~' nocensa~ to cross-cut, and explore your ore bcdy in r~c~ detail so that you~ values c~ ........ be ~.eaeured up and yo~..P esti~nte~ prepared for a mill of the pro[~r size ..... •-,,~d character.

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The ere in the woy~in~s now sho~-~ ~ good .r~v~r~ge o~" fJ ve or six do ~llarn . } h'ith richer ore streak~ coa, ln~ in contir:ua ~!!yo Estimate wh~t %~luas you have now ' ~ ;

~xDo~ed ar~ you can readily see that you ha~ a property worthy 0£ a largo in- ,-:

vestment. For your ovm consideration, as an c~x~mpla~ you h~ve now sunk over one hundred ft. on the vein a~ havo pro'con it to be oyez one hun<hood feet ~-~.do and .... know that it continues many h-~d£'eds of feet in ~'~'s true cou~'ac~ ~-:A~---ou~ Jus~ ........ ~o one hundred a.~/ fifty feet on the vein, one hundred feet in depth and one hundred .. feet in ~f:dth and you have one million five h~nd~od thous.:~nd cubic fc~t~ solid measure; allm.lr~ fifteen cubic feet of thin rock to the ton Fou already h~ve ono hur~dred ~nousand tons "~h ~I easily average five dollars per ton or ~ ~l- ~

uatien of ore in place of $500~000.00, Now. continue this work on do~ to approx-

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There can be no question as to the immensity of the o ~ body or of the fac'. ~:~.at as the work proceeds do~n, the oreis bound to bec~.~e richer. It cannot b,~ ~,h~ise, The groat.dyke ~hat erupts d t.~is gold, lies below aJM~ when it is -.'cached you will find your ~T~in body of rich ore, This will occur at the wat~, lewl and here the charcacter of the ore wi]/ probably change. This level sho~ald be reached at approximately five hub!red feqt0

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To sum up:

1~t. You have a mlne ~,ich invites careful inspection a~d which openly answers ~ho mo~t incredulous as to it'u valuos and siz~ of t~s ore body.

2nd° You have an immense body of ore tha~ will grow rlchgr as the min~ goes down in it,s workinzs.

3rd. You have an ideal location for mlzing.

4th. Ycu have a ~:o~',dorful ore bc~y in place~ between two perfectly uniform walls ar, d you are f~.vorod by maw other good points and conditions v;~.~h should induce you to prosecutfl speedl}Q" the work of develo~nont until you have a big produci~ mine,

There Is absolutely .~.o !;amble in this proposition and there is no chance to lose if }~andled in the rizht %By as you arc already secure in your invos~ncnt and the work ~,,i31 constantly increase a,~d enhance the vs]ues.

It i s a proDosltion worthy of ~z,vestr~ent and ~. trust you will pur~ue the ~mrk to rapid coucl~:clon, feelir~ confi@ent thut ~J..1.]. haw no .cause to regret - yo1/r- a~tion.

Wry tm~ly yours,

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Mr, C. ~, d ' A u t r e m o n t Sou the rn A r i z o n a Bank B u i l d l n 9 Tucson, A r i z o n a

Deer Mr d ' A u t r e m o n t =

l ' In r e p l y t o you r l e t t e r Re: The Red B i r d ~ l i n i n 9 P r o - p e r r y o f which I made t h e 9 e o l o g i c a l s k e t c h map showing t h e l a r g e o u t c r o p s of ~ m ine ra l on t h e s u r f a c e , The m ine ra l [ z a g i o n

/~fO4.~.~han a m i l e long and 2000 Feet w i d e , The t h i c k n e s s o? t h e o r e ts no t d e v e l o p e d , The g r e a t e s t t h i c k n e s s a c t u a l l y p roven i s ! 90 f e e t t l O0 f e e t i n t h e .ma i n s h a f t and 90 Feet i n a n o t h e r sha]Ct app rox , 300 f e e t in t he canyon and app rox ]00 f e e t be low t h e c o l l a r o f t h e main s h a f t , T h i s 90 let, shai~t has an East 140 f t , c r o s s c u t in t h e b o t t o n e channe l sample o? o re ac ro~ ss 20 f e e t o f o re assayed $ 2 0 , 0 0 t o t h e t o n ,

I wou ld h e s i t a t e t o e s t i m a t e t h e p r o b a b l e o r e in s i g h t , t h e F i g u r e wou ld be a s t r o n o m i c a l ,

I t i s r e a s o n a b l y c e r t a i n t h a t t h e r e w i l l be many ~imes more o re in t he main o re body a t d e p t h ,

The o r e body i s no t s c r a t c h e d a t t h e p r e s e n t w r i t l n g , To deve lop t h e p r .ope r t y to make i t p o s s i b l e t o p l a n t h e m i n i n g , a d r i l l i n g peogram is necessa ry~ [ f ee l su re you w i l l f i n d a b i g deep ore body , The t h i c k n e s s w i l l p r o b a b l y be seve ra l hundred f e e t ,

I t seems a l m o s t c e r t a i n t h a t t h e mine w i l l be £ar b e t t e r a t d e p t h . I t s p r e s e n t show{n£ j u s t i f i e s a d r i l l i n g p rog ram, The r e s u l t s can be e x p e c t e d w i t h much con£ i .dence ,

S i n c e r e l y y o u r s ,

|ra B. Joral emon