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Collier Creek Coppe Company(~ /1/;,..) ~rry County :::) ., /I., /:•.,-~AA<. I The work on this ro~rty was done about 1900 and nothing has been done possible yearly assessment work. ,, ;/. Mr. Frank Berry has l{een de~ about 20 years. According to / Walter Fry o:r Agness no one c~ms the property at present.
Informant: J.E. Morrison 702 Woodlark Building Portland, Oregon
Heport ot rooom1aiaaance at. several coppe1•-nickel-oob&.l t pros peota in the vicinity oft.be Hurt cabin, Collier creek ~rea, ~urry Oau..nty by .ti. ~. Dole, ....,. i-1'.euap and li. D. Wolte--Jru.guat G2-23, l9ol.
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,Proapeota v1aite4 1nclu4ed: tba Copper C1tJ Group near tai1 liurt oab1n looated in sec. 2, T. 37 s., h. 12 w. ; Gray Copper No. 8 and. the J\dama Prospeot in sec. l. 1l'. 37 L., l{. 12 w., an
GENERAL GEOLOGY ( continued) Sandatone, sbale and chert were notea in the area a short dis tanoe west of tha Hurt cabin and extencU.ng west to the vicin- 1 ty of Saddle Mt. Butler and Mitohell (1916) mepped this as pari ot the Dothan tor•tion. In the area along the main branch ot Collier Creek east ot the Hurt cabin they have mapped a body of gneiss, termed tbl Craggy Gneiss. They proposed tba t 1 t is a metam.orphoaed phase ot 'tibe adjacent Dothan tori.Iii tion. All prospects examined occur within the ultrabasios in serpentine shear zones. The depoai ta examined consist of pods or lenses, largely composed ot magnetite with aaaooiated copper min erals. Cobalt occurring as erythrite is preaent in some deposits but in relatively minor amounts. Butler and Mitchell (1916:64-59) in describing this type of depoai t ill.l.d the rel.a ted sbear-z.ones in Curry county report as follows: " 'Boulder' or tloat depoaita. These constitute the most interesting and, probaoiy the most important deposits ot copper in Curry county• and. are so unusual in uny or their :features as to deserve somewhat extended description. The tirat peculiarity to oe note4 ie that the deposits are confined to serpentine• or to peridotitea or al.lied ultre baaic roc.1:es which hsve been almost completely altered to ser pentine. While oopper deposits in auoh materials are not un known they are so rare as to make thia association in itself a :feature or rather unusual 1nteresi. The second point worthy of consideration is the unusual mode or occurrence of the ore. as it is tounu in more or less ~ boulder-like or lenticular Dlii saes which a.re usually uneystem- · atioally distributed. throughout the serpentine. These in dividual masses vary from a few ounces to several tons in weight. and commonly appear to be aosolutely unconnected by atringera or anything else. The ore (described ater) resists weatherin& to a notable degree, although exposed poriions are sometimes partially converted to limonite, and often outcrops prominently so as to have the appearance ot rounded fragments whioh have broken ott from some higher deposit of great size, and have rolled down to their prea.ent position. In feet, praotioally all the prospectors with whom there was opportunity to talk were of tbe opinion that these masaea a.re merely float, and th.at, when the mother lode 1a discovered, it will be :found GENERAL QIOLOGY ( continued} · to be a very large and rich vein of aome kind. A 11 ttle in ves~iga tion in the tield sutticed • however, io prove conclusive ly that eachmasa of ore is in place in the serpentine. Although this rook ·is some times more or lass sheared and aottened around tbe ore bod1ea, the ore minerals are usually eonf'1ne4 to the nod ular ••••• ot ore t.bemael vea. In some plaoea theae 11 itle bod ie.a of ore are comparatively oloae togetmr, while in others they are widely separated, am ottea tll&re seems little or no ayatem in their di'atribution or J!i&g:ni tude. - The ih1rd unusual feature shown by these deposits relates to the nature of the minerals tound in them. These consist· mainly of m~gnetite {magnetic oxide of iron), which is otten rather coarsely crystalline. Cavities frequently show the tn, ical oota~edx'&l crystallization of thia mineral, but, in at l~at one locality, the crystals are cubical. Associated with magnetite, are oopper minerals ot varioua kinds ot whioh one of the oommoneet is ohaloooite {sulphide ot copper). This min eral has an unusuttlly high luster, is notably seotile, and ci.if ters from the ordinary type.or ohaloocite in that the pr1SJD8tio cleavage is uncommonly distinct. Other minerals usuallJ present in greater or less abundance are ouprite (red oxide ot oopper), bornite (a sulphide of oopper and. iron, wb,ich bas a browniah color when untarnished) , and nu tive copper which ia sometimes present in nodular masses weighing seTeral poum.s. Lesa frequently are found nwlachite (green carbonate of copper), azuri te ( blue carbonate ot copper), / ohryaoool.la (blue ailioate of copper), tenorite? (blaek oxide of copper), arui erythrite (pinkish hydroua arsenate of oobalt). Ocoaaion&J.ly thin erusta or f,il.ms ot a bright green chromium minexel of uncertain nature are alao present. 1n one or two localities, notably in the McKinley group east ot Gold Beach, chaloopyrlte (sulphide of iron and copper) and pyrrhotite {mono-sulphide ot iron) oonstitute the bulk of the sulphide minerals. Not in.frequently chromite replaces the mag.n..e ti te to varying extent • Practioally no quartz or calcite, and little or no pyrite or otl:uar minerela common in ordinary vein deposits are present. In tact, the only gengue in the ore bodiee is magnetite, chrom ite, or one or more ot the otber minerals al.ready mentioned. Mr. Frank Berry, ot Agness, who baa done considerable work on thia material, expressed the oonv1ot1on that the oopper ores are e.lwaya overlain w1 th ~h• m.agneti te or chromite. It is bard to expl.a.111 auoh an oocurrenoe, although it ia true that the re- ,.
GENERAL GEOLOGY (oontinued) lationshipa seen in the field seem to substantiate this theory. It may be that the magnetite or chromite originally formed a oore around Whio h the sulphide m.1n.erals were deposited, and tilbt the relative ease with which these may be disintegrated and leached. away when expoaed. on tbs eur1'110e of the ground aocounts for the feet tbat the co.re ot •&netite or chromite is the materiel usually exposed. Unfortunately• ~t or the ore bodies examined bad been ao cut up or ao a. rgely removed by mining operations as to make it impossible to prove or disprove thia hypothesis w1 th.out the expencli ture of more time and labor ~han could be giYen to the :problem. • • • "Bhear-zonea in ae~entine. In moat of the serpentine areaa which. contain the oulder-11.ke masses or oi·e already described, there also occur zones or copper-impregnated serpen tine. locally called veins. In these the ore minerals ere con fined to the joints·and slips eYerywb.ere plentiful in the ser pentine, but which appear to be especially numerous at the point• where the copper mineralization is most pronounced. SUrface exposures usually show no copper minex·als except ing malachite (carbonate of copper) and obrysocolla (hydrous a1lioate of copper), but the presence ot considerable limonite {hydrous oxide of iron) at some points indicates that the orig inal minerals were aulphidea ot aoppe~ &nd iron~ The ore resulting from such 1mpregm;.t1on as just described is very low-grade, at least where oxidized. but these deposits are of interea~ since they seem to be the loci of an unusually large number of; boulder d.epo-1ta_ ot the type e.lready described. While the latter are not by any means confined to such shear zones, in some localities they are so closely connected there with as to m.alce it appear possible t.blit the a7stematio develop ment or these zonea will expose a sutticiently large number ot boulder deposits to malce mi.nins protitaoie.
~ An interesting teaiure ot the type of deposit under con- sideration is their oommDn presence parallel and in close prox imity to dikes of dacite-porphyry. This au.ggests the.t the eopper-bearins solutions have come directly from ihe DEbClil.l?'I'lvN (/!J P:&OSP!!!CTS Copper City Group {Cu, Ni, Co) Old name: · Bonanza King Copper Group owner: J. B. Myers, Gold Beach, Oregon 1~rea: t> lode ole.ims Location; All claims ere near the Hurt cabin with the main workings bei.n,g located some 700-800 teet southwest or the c~bin (aee attaobed sketch map). History: J~ocording to Butler wid :Mitchell (1915:99) the Bon anza King Group consisted ot three claim.a in 1916 owned by~. G. Hurt ot Agness. lie purcl:ullsed one, the Bonanza King, or w. v:. Whitton, in 1898, and the .second, the Bonanza King e.xtension, in 19l2 trom. h. J. can1"1e ld. J, third olaim, the Spotted Faun, was~locti.ted by Hurt in 1912. The ownership nm the name hbs app&rently changed several times since then. The onl7 reported produc ti.on was de sori bed by Butler end ~i tehell (1916: 55-M) as follows: · "Mr.~. G. Hurt, or Agness was interviewed upon the arrival of the party at tbat po1nt. He claimed th&t Dr. T. R. liines took 45 tons of copper ore :f1•om HUrt•s copper properties near Collier creek, and shipped it to Se.n i"rancisoo in 1908. The ore is at,.id to ,bave been bz~ught to Agness on pack-horses, DESCglPTivN OY PRQSP'ECTS (oont1nu.e4) carried to Gold. Beach in &Dllll ooata, •• then ab.1Jped. 'by water to san Franciaoo. No into.l:'l':lJa.tion oonoerning the outcome of tlua Teniur• we.a o'bai.n&ble as Dr. Hi.nee w&a never heaxd trom atter twcing out tm ore. It ia claimed, however, tblat 2, 100 pound.a ot the ore, whie h happened to be let t in 1~,na sa, was &b.ipped DJ Dr. "Ed.. Milla:- 1n order to seow.·• reimbur&e men t tor paoJdllg 11.xpe.r.usea 1.ncurredi and tihat ii paid. 'the ooat ot ahipment anti treatment, and Jiel4ed a net profit or t45. l t ia aaici t~ t tllia 01·• conaia'ted chi.etly ar bornite, but oont&.inad some native oop,Per • ., Geo.Lop am DeTelopment: uevelopaent work eonaiata ot nwa.orou~ open outs, three short adita, two ot wllioh an puriiMll.f or oomp.LeteJ.y caved end two aha.tte, uJ.•o partially CflVecl.. ~e accomp.nyine sketch map. App&ren 'ily most ot this 'M>rk was done uurins the early l900's with very little development baving ceen done ainoe that time. BUtler and Mitchell (1916:it•lOO) reported on the prop ert7 •• tollowa: "Lode 2J.. BonaB!& Kiy oo,eper soul ..• • 'l'wo tw:w.els, one 60 en! £he o\r.er 48 teet lone, we.1.·e1·iven on the proper ty, whiob. waa al~ opened up by me&U ot 8 open cute an4 shafts. A.L though wo1·k wua tione ua late 1u1, 1914. ~ll of tb.6 openings nave ao ia.cUJ caved. 8$ to make 1i iliq.;01;n1ible to aeow:.·e accurate data concerrd.Jlg the 4epoeits •. lirom.what 0b$ervat1ons it was poaaible to make, they appeareu. 1.o be J.a1--gely of the boul.der type, &J.though one 01· more mine1·ulized abaar-zo.uea DiY also be p1·eaent. In several oaaes e., little moder-tely deep development ~• sou tmd.41r t.il& ore into oa&Ui1~y barren serpentine• 'bear ing out the o one lusion tbAt t moo t ot tbl d.epoiii ta &.r a of the boulo.e.r tYP•• Hurt claims t.btl. t it wi..a ol""e on the Vitrious uumpe ot this g1:oup wh1oh was tuen bf l)r. 'l'. n. lllnes, heratotore mentioned. The p1•incipid. ore mineral ia u.ndoubtecily chalcooi te or copper glanoe (sulphide or oopper), although oonaiderable cu,Prite (r•d o.xic.te 01· copper) and llLI tive oopper are also pres ut. •sn.eti. te (mugn.etio oxide ot iron) seem~ to have been invuriably ii.asooie.ted with the c01)per ores, and it is claimed that tlliat mineral 1 tselt carx·iea copptu.· 1n eve.1-y case. l,h1s ia borne out by iho racl tl:wt a e>ecU:len ot seemingly pure magnetite trou tlle Copper ~iug tunnel on the Collier creek srou» proved to oontt..1n 50.06 per oent iron. 2.43 per cent oop~er, &nd no sulphur. phosphorous, titanium. or araenio. Where tlla coppe:x· ores out.c1.•op on the aurt&.oe, they ..i.'.Uave Geolog;y_and Development (oontinued} been oxidized to m.ala. ohi '\e ( green carbonate o t copper) and azurite (blue oarbonate of copper). Occasionally a little eryt1r1:te (pink.ai·senate of cobalt) is also present. These su~stancea a1·e said to give place to ohalcoci te, cupri te, end na.tive copper a !ew feat :fi·om the surfeoe in every caae. Some ot' 'lib& ore .still on the dumps is e.,Pparently very rich, and a general sample of auoh material from a number of ~oints on the Bonanza King group yielded 20.137 per cent copper •• 06 oz. gold, an.a. .12 oz. silver per ton." ••• ' The workings a.a.own on the acoompanying sketch nlbp ere grouped in three separate locations: The first group {points A-B-C-D-E-1'-G on tbs map} ia located about 700-800 feet sou th west 01· the hurt oabin; the seoond group (points H and I} 1s located ti.bout 700 feet south of the oabin; and the third group {points J and K) is looated about 700-800 feet southeast of tne cabin. The tir st g1·oup is said to be tha source ot the 45 tons of ore reported to bava been shipped from the Bonanza King claims in 1goa {Butle1· t,nri :Mitchell 1g10:53). Workings of tnis group lihown on the sketch mt3.p are described below. ,"'_.,-~---·--- . -~ - Point !, slwft in sheared serpentine, caved but reopen ed to 15 foot ~epth. Point!, ad1t reported to be 60 feet in length and to extend to hbout under the shaft at point A. There are e few tons of ore on the dump composed largely o? magnetite with noteable amounts of chelcoclte, malachite, azurite ana er7thr1te. 1'Wo assay samples (2A Slld 2B) were taken of this ore. l)oint Q., open out 10 feet wide, 6 to 10 feet deep end 50 feet long in sheared serpentine. ~oint D, o_pen out 50 :feet long ~nd a 15 1oot adi t entirely in sheared serpentine. The shear plunes are nearly vertical and show a strike N. 36° 1. In pluces thlre is consideruble malachite present. Point B, caved ehaft reported to be 20 feet deep. Dum_p shows considei·able limoni te with some magnetite and mE:.1- ~chite. Northwest of the shat~ &bout 15 feet, e sarventine outcrop shows a stril<:e ot: N 10 W and a ilip · of 40° to the no1·thee.st. Point Jf, ouved shai't reportea. to be about 40 feet deep extending to i'dit below, and an open cut 16 feet long, 10 feet wide end 5 to l0 faet deep, expo~ing limonite gossan with soma magneti ta tlnct malaohi te. I'.u.e gossan body trends N. 25° E. Heavy gossan float continues north of the cut a few feet. then ends abruptly. one a.ssay sample (lio. 1) wt:1s tuKen of the gossan. Point G, adit reported to be 70 feet long, now caved at ~O feat,bbck. The tiUit is entirely in serpentine. generally massive, but with some fractures which stri~e east. There is some malaonite staining aiong the west Woll at the portal. Geolosy and Development (continued) Workings ot the second group are es follows. Point H, shallow open out 10 feet long in serpentine showing malacnite ateining along traoture planes. Point I, two parallel open outs whioh trend N. 56° w. West out exposes sheared serpen tine with a minor amount ot maleohite. ~ast out is 20 feet long, b feet wide and 30 feet deep at the face. A lens of magneti~e 2 inohes wide and 6 inches long is exposed along the northeast wall. It contains some chaloocite, azurite and molaoh1te. Ore on the dump is Bll;lgnetite with ohaloooite, mal achiie and erythrite. Wor.k:ings ot the third group are as follows. Point J two parallel open outs which trend north, eech 6 feet wide, It feet long and 15 feet deep at the face. These cuts expose a zone of gosae.n 6-8 feet wide in serpentine. The zone strikes east and dips 70° N. Blocks of massive sulphides appear in the gosaan. iJisaemine.tea. light gray sulphides with erytbri te appear in places in tile gosaan. Two assay samples (Nos. 3 and 4) were taken from the gosaan zone in the west cut. Point K, open out 30 teet long and 8 feet wide exposin& sbeared serpentine and a 3 toot zone or goase.n. ore on the dump contains magnetite• gossan, erythrite and malachite. Description and assay results or samples taken at the Copper City Group. Location of samples is shown on the accompanying sketch map of the workings. ,. .,.,~,, ,. ,.,.,., '""""'_--4,..,_,....,.._ .,. ... ~";_-.,...,,.,,,,_,,.~.-.., ... "' ., ~-,.,~,._,.. ... ,.,..~,... ._...,_,__ ... ,,.,.,,. ..,,.,, .... --- ~ \ Sample No. Description Au j Ag Ni : Cu l (1) P-11962 ilO root chip Nil \07,./T o.10~ st.ample across ; 0,70 l \gossan body -·-+·- ' (2A) P-11960 \general grab Nil ioz./T :0.50% 0.60% ;5.10% . 0.30 , , , ----··-··------_____ ,,lsample _of dump .,.,..,, ...... ,...... , ... -·~·-·--r---- -••J_.. __ ..____ ... _ ..,.,. __.., ...... ___ , _ _.._.,"" ...... --,, ... ""'---.. -r.. ,.,. ➔ .....,., - .,..- ! (2B) P-11961 ;picked sample i 1:f'rom dump show- ling considerable ___ ----· ______~erythri te ____ . (3) P-11963 1grt1 b sample of : oz./T :::- :~ :~o~ -t:t---r::~ massive sul- 0.20 i,Phicies1 in goss ;an. i -·-··-•-·-··'"-'•-••---1·"-·'·~··-- ... _...... - ,=· .,_ ""•_,,_____ ,. ·r ...... " """' .. --··t· -,.~.------(4) P-11964 ~icked sample of , oz./T Tr 0.10% :2.00% Tr. )gossan with dis . 0.28 \semina ted light !gray sulphides jand erythrite DESCRil'TlON OF PROSPECTS ,, GRAY COPPER No. 8 (Ou,Oo,N1) Own er : Ledl\ Kent Area: l lode cl.aim Location: The claim is located northeast ot the Hurt cabin abov:t l¼ mi.las on tbe trail extending tot.be North Fork of Collier Creek in sec. 1, T. 37 a., R. l2 w. The location out is about 500 feet due eaat of the trail and some 200 feet lower. Eleyation at the out is 1530 feet by aneroid. Geology and Developmn t: Development work oon.eiats of one drift, trending N 10° E, now oaved. The size or tbe dump indicates t.ba t the dritt was poss ibly 50 feet or more in length. Rock in the vicinity of tbe dritt is largely massive ser pentine with some aheared serpentine. The d.wnp oonsists ot gosaan w1 th magnetite and some malachite. A grab sample (P-11965) from the dump oonsiating o'! magnetite and llVllaohite assayed as rollows: Au-0.08 oz/T., Ag-trace; Cu-1.0%; Co-0.10~ and. Ni-0.50%. DESCRIPTION OF PROSPECTS ADAMS PRO.::if''ECT ( Cu) Owner: Phil Adams, Gold Beach, Oregon Area: l lode claim Location: The oleim is located northeast of the Hurt cabin about lt miles on the trail extending to the North Fork or Collier Creek in sec. l, T. 37 s., R. 12 w. The location cut is about 600 feet ee st ot the trail along the crest of a small ridge which divides the North and Middle Forks of Collier Creek. ~levation ut the cut is 1820 feet by aneroid, e.bout 100 feet lower than the trail. Geology &nd Development: Development work consists of a small cut 8 feet long, 4 feet wide and 6 feet deep at the face, now badly caved. The dump shows some gossan with some malachite, ohalco oi te am me.gneti te. The gossan appears to be brecciated. A grab sample (P-11966) ot the gossan assayed as follows: Au-nil; Ag-trace; Cu-3.70%. The predominant rock in the vicin ity of the cut is serpentine, usually sheared. DESCRIPTION OJ!"' PROSPECTS GRAY COPPER No. 10 (Cu, Co, Ni) owner: J.B. Myers, Gold Beach, Oregon Area: l lode claim Location: The claim is located on a series of benches a few hundred feet above the North Fork of Collier Creek in sec. 36, T. 36 s., R. 12 w. It is loo a ted jus t a bov e the tra 11 ex tending from the Hurt cabin to the North Fork of Collier Creek about lf miles from the Hurt cabin. ~levetion of principal cut--1975 feet. Geology and Development: Development work consists of two anall cuts in serpentine. One out which is located just above the tr1:11l shows no mineralization whatsoever. A second cut, about oO feet elevation above the first is 16 feet long and 4 feet wiue &nd exposes pie oes of ma.gne ti te with minor ma la.chi te. Magnetite is reported to o oour at several places on the hillside above this cut. A grab sample (P-11967) of the magnetite from the dump assayed as follows: Cu-3.90%; Co o.lo%; and Ni-0.20%. REFERENCES: Butler, G. M., and Mitchell, G. J. 1g15 Preliminary survey ot the seology and mineral resources of curry County, o.regon: ore son Bureau of Mines and Geology, Mineral Resources or Oregon No. 2. Infol'D!Ei.nt: J. B. Myers Report by: li. D. Wolfe Date of Report: April 25, 1952 Beach Placers North of Wedderburn Gold Beach Dist Curry County The MacLeay Estate owns several miles along the beach North of Wedderburn which includes the Colline Mine and various other prospects that are reported from time to time. The latest is the one eight miles north of Wedderburn operated by E.G. Kingwell, 1405 N. Summer, Salem, Oregon. During the fall of 1938, he carried on experiment work on the sands with a 50 ton Kroll Amalgamator. At the time of my visit he had not progressed far enough with his work to determine any results. The local representative of the MacLeay Estate is s. o. Newhouse of Wedder burn, Oregon. Confidential: Mr. Newhouse will not give any leases on the Beach sand until the concern has proved that they have a commercial proposition. Mr. Kingwell was operating without a lease. Informant: J.E. Morrison. Oct. 27, 1938. STATE OF ORSGON DEPART!'.ENT OF GEOLOGY :JID MINERAL INDUSTRIES ,'\SSAY LABORATORY The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be f urnished t he Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of t he l ~w will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as compl etely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the i nformation on each sample for your own reference. Po st off ice addre ss___ D_.O ... G= ' ,._.,t...~11 - -___G_i_ ·_a_n_t_s~P:.....&_s_e_,,...... _ __1 _·...... g,._ o_n______Are you a citizen of Oregon--=-a~-- es Date on which sample is sent------9- 15- bl Name ( or names) of ov,ners of t he property__ J_ o_e_ Ll...~ Y... e _r_ s______ Name of claim sample obtai ned f rom__ C_ o_y_p_e_r_ C_i _t_._y-.J-£,_14______ Location of property or source of sample {describe as accurately as possible bel ow): (If legal descript~on is not known, give location.with reference to knov1n eeographical po i n~) County Cur "" y Mining district--=------Ji gne GS Township 'J 7 ti Range 1 2 ,{ Section----- 2 Quarter section Nfl of ----..:, ,/ How far from passable road and name of road 10 uil eb to " tt.ow C&mp Hoacl Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description uJ.cJ. gne ti t e , ohalcoci te, Sample no . 1 ~ S.e o . t.~Cu .1 i ,Co .Au,.A g, riw.l a c hite , eryt hrite Sample no. 2 ----,,---c-:,---,e--- _A._ Co ______s_ a_m__e ______(Sampl es for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples !'or ceramic testing, at l east 5 pounds .} IMPORTANT: A vein sampl e shoul d be t aken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of samp le i n the workings , together with the width measured, shoul d be recorde (Si gned) ___H-, ...... D...... _..1/_o-l_f_c______ DO NOT VffiITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIID..1) Description # l g one.r·c.,. l grub .J<.:.n.p l e of dm1p - l urge ly mu. gne t i t e with ct1:1l coc ite , mo. l chite and erythrite . Fi el d sampl e 2A #2 se l e cted s&Inple from dump showing considerable er t HI'i t e . Fi e l d sam l e Sample GOLD SIL~ number oz . T. Val ue oz. T. Value il 0 . 50 .,;,0. 27 5 .10% 0 . 50% 0 . 50% Report issued------Card filed--- - - Report mailed 11-2-51 Called for---- SIH-5 STATE OF OREGON DEP.ARTU~ OF G:.:OLOGY AND MINER:U. INDUSTRIES l'ISS.AY LABORATORY L Ci. I RE1U-BST FOR SAMPLE HJli"'ORMATION 1..,/ )/,t., I I The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full H, D, Wolfe Post office address_--P~G~G.....A~M...... ,T~,__.G.r~e ...... n~t~s ...... P~e ...... s~s~,__.o_r....,.eeg~a~D------Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent__ 9.._-.1~5~-~5Ml ______Name ( or names) of owners of the property__ L_e.,.d..,a..__.K ... e... n_t ______ Name of claim sample obtained from___ G=-r-=a.y____;:C:...,oo<.,jp""p.,_e_r_fi~8.______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal descript~on is not known, give l,ocation with reference to knovm geographical point.) County__ __...C~ll-r~r~y,______.Mining d istrict_ _.....A.. gt"'o .... e..... s..... s ______Township 37 s Range 12 w Section_____ Quarter section s-w. of NW How far from passable road and name of road ll m;i l es to Snow Carnp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 _..._ cu,Ni,Co,Au,Ag magnetite with malachlte Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.} IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed) __-H...._._D~·-W~o~l~f~e,.______ DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIID.1) Description field sample #5 - grab sample from dump - largely magnetite in serpentine with malachite. Sample GOLD SIL~ r'.! JI.J;.JH h' l:f\lU. T rr l\TT f'VH'T number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value r.,, ' ,.,,... 11.r; - D-11965 0,08 Trace ,r.._fifi fi. ~2-80 - - 1.0% 0.10% 0.50% - - - ·--- Report issued______Card filed_____ Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-5 STATE OF OREGON DEPARTU3NT OF GSOLOGY :JID 11INERAL INDUSTRIES /~SAY LABORATORY RE 11J'EST FOR SAM})l.E Im~oRMATION } J The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Flease fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Post office address_____ ~.D..O~~~A~MI...,._ --~ - - _ _.,n~-c.~~ll.t~-.....,.n~~---.,.....,,0.h n ~ .~ss,reson ...... fl+t'------Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent_~9~-;.;.-1~5~-~5ul..______ Name ( or names} of ov,ners of the property____ _..J.__o ... e....__M..,y...,e...,r_s ______ Name of claim sample obtained i'rom___ C.;...:;.o.P ... P;..,;;e""'r'---C"'"'l.=-· ,..;:;t.._y_fi...:4=------Locat ion of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geoeraphical point.) County___ C-1_1~r_r~y,______Mining di strict___ A,ps~a~@"'s-s------Township 37 s Range 12 W Section___ 2..._ __Q.uarter section NW of ? How far from passable road and name of road 10 miles to Snow Camp Road Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 10' chip sample Au,Ag,Co,~N-1____ ...... ,_g=o~s~s=a=n~------ Sa.'llple no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPOR'fANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, toeether with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed}----'=--=:;..:_-==~;__.------H. D. Wolfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DBSIID.1) Description limonite sossan Field sample #1 Sample GOLD SILV~R r.oRtiT,T NTr.Ktl'!T number oz.IT. Value oz./•r. Value (!() : Ni P-1196: L<'..-553 Nil - - O.?O :.io.63 0.10% 0.10% ------Report issued______Card filed_____ Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-.5 STATE OF OR3GON DEPARTI.I:Th"!T OF GEOLOGY ,00 MINER.-tL INDUSTRIES !\J3Si~Y LABORATORY rtE"1UEST FOR Sl'-Jill)LE INlt.,ORMATION The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories reQuires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. l)lease fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full H. D • olfe Post office address------DOGA , Grant .. Pass , 01·e(..on Are you a citizen of Oregon----- yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name (or names) of owners of the property------hil J,dam.s Name of claim sample obtained ·rrom------Location of property or source of sample {describe as accurately as possible below}: { If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County__ C_u_r_ry_.______Mining district__ A_g'--n_e_s_s ______ Township 37 S Range 12 W Section------l Quarter section--"'-="------NE How far from passable road and name of road lt miles to Snow Camp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 X Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'o.r ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) lMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde {Signed} H. D. ,Volfe DO NOT VffiITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIR.l!.1) De script ion .tie d le #6 - LOSsan- b ecciated- magnetite 'I ... th some cht. lcoci te ind r.:H::1 L. ch:tte pre ent Sample GOLD SIL'IBR COPPER l number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value Cu : P-11966 Trace J.700/, LG-557 Nil ------ ---- ' Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-3-51 Called for---- SIH-5 STATE OF OR3GON DEPARTUSNT OF GEOLOGY A.ND MINERAL INDUSTRIES ;'\3S.AY LABORATORY I RE~UEST FOR SAMPLE INltORMATION The State Law gQverning free analyqis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain. information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Post office address__ n_o~G~v~A~1I--~O~r~oo--t.=.=s~P~a~s~s=---,-O~r~ ·e~g~o¥,&;ln,______..;.______ Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent--=--.=.;;;._;;..;:;. 9-lb-51______ Name (or names) of ov;ner_s of the property____ J'__ o"'"e ___ Z.:. __.' Y.... e _r_s ______ Name of claim sample obtained f r om___ G_r __ y___ C_o __ p....,p.._e_r_ · _,J_l_O______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County--~~=------cu:i.·.r: Mining di strict____ A ...t;;.... n ____ e_s_s ______Township Jo.~· ~u....r __Range ____ l __2 _____ Section ___ 3______Q.uarter section SW How far from passable road and name of road 12 tiilcrn to .... now Curn p hos d Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 ~ ~ps c.&Cu , Co,t i cagnct i t 2 & ~a lach ite Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.} IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde, (Si gned) H. .D. , olfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY -. USE OTHER SIDE IF Dll:Siru.1) Description field s · mple #? - pic .:>.ed so.r:iple f:i..om ump a t small cut - largely magnetite with Lial· chite stuining. Sample GOLD SILvgR COPPE.H. COB,,.LT :JICL..'EL number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value Cu ' Co Hi 1 P-1196 3.90% 0.10% 0.20% .LG-058 ------ - Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-3-51 · Called for---- SIH-.5 STATE OF OREGON DEPAR'I't.ISNT OF GEOLOGY ;um UINER,;r,. INDUSTRIES L r;t l'\BS.AY LABORATORY ;1 RE:.),'tfBST FOR SAMPLE IID"'ORMATION The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories re~uires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on tne back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as comp'.J..etely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full------Post office address DOGJ, .. :I Grants Pass, Oregon Axe you a citizen of Oregon Yss Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name (or names) of ov:ners of the property------Phil J:.dams Name of claim sample obtained from------Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as P.Ossible below}: {If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.} County----~ Cu... · y------.Mining di strict__ /__ . g_n_1_e_s_s ______Township 0? ~ Range 12 W Section----- l Quarter section------NE How far from passable road and name of road l ~- rnil..;s to .._,now Cenro Ro!id Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 x ..=JJ.. a c . ::.A u, Ag=: ...., _c_u____ -==g"-o_; ::., _· _s_&_n______ Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be rec:orde< (Signed}------'--'-''------h. }J . ~ olfa DO NOT WHITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED Description J1i 1~1c. ·::. 1t111le 11 ·li - eosse:1- brecci·~ted- m6gne,ti t o with sor:.e chctlcoci t a alachitc ~1ssent Sample GOLD SILTI:R COPl!ER number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value \/U : f t'-.ll. ~ ot Nil •.rr&oe LG-557 - - - - 3.70% ------ ·--·- Report issued.------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-3-bl · Called for---- SIH-5 STATE OF ORSGON DEPA.R'JJ.13.:NT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERJ.L INDUSTRIES ASSJ...Y LABORATORY I_ Y - ~ r;':,~ - RE1U'EST FOR SA1fi)LE INJ.i.,ORMATIO The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regardi ng samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Post off ice addre ss_ __.D... Q ...G-A!1oo1 i.. I .... ,----G""'r ... a~t1 .... ti...s---.I?~a...._s.._s..,,,...... ,Q..ir...,e-ig...,o.....,tJ------.Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name (or names) of ov;ners of the property-----=------Joe Myers Name of claim sample obtained from______C_o_.p_..p_e_r_C_i_t-=-y___..#_3 ______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): { If legal descript~on is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County------Curry .Mining district------Agness --- Township 3? S Range 12 W Section----- 2 Quarter section fJll of sE How far from passable road and name of road 10 miles to Snow Camp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. l x Au, Ag, Co,'--C_u____ m_ a_s_s_i_v_e_s_u_l~p~h_id_ e_s__ __ sulphig.el Sample no. 2 x Spec. & Co, Cu, Au, Ag gossan with disseminatE (Samples for assay should be at least l pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde, (Signed)------H. D. Wolfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED Description_ #1 field sample tt3 - pic1eed sample of massive sulphj de .. zones in gossan #2 field sample #4 - picked sample gossan with disseminated white sul hide and er thrite. Sample GOLD SILV"b:R number oz. T. Value oz. T. Value 0 .20 1P? .OO Nil 4 . 20o/o 0.20% 0.28 ~9 .80 Trace Trace 0.10% 2.00% - Report issued Card filed__ ___Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-.5 · STATE OF OR:SGON DEPARn,l~ OF GEOLOGY AND MINER:U. lliDUSTRIES ;'\BS.AY LABORATORY RE .-~UEST FOR SAMPLE IN1'.,0RMATION The State Law governing free analysis of srunples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding snmples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the lnw will be found on the back of this bl ank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full h . JJ/ :olfe Are you a citizen of Oregon es Date on which sample is sent 9-15-bl ...... a.------Name (or names) of ov,ners of the property------Joe Name of claim sample obtained from------tiO,t-> er C1 t Y Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below}: ( If legal description is not known, give location with r eference to knovm geographical point.) County____ u~ .- ~y.______ Township 37 ~ Range 12 Section 2 Q.unrter section ---'-""-'------,---- How far from passable :road nnd name of road------. 10 to ~nm Ct. oau Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description m iite,cnbLCocite, Sample no. 1 X g, ,a I ac, 1 te , _1 :tl,rHe Sample no . 2 _____,,__.....,...,__,..__ --X--- Cn CLO e (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) nu>ORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED De scription# 1 ffW ,J;al t;!t.b la.L, ·ely cocite, 1,,ardte e; w er· t4rite. :'1 2 #2 le f 101 ump Si owin le 2B Sample COPPER NICKEL COBALT number oz. T. Value oz. Value Cu Ni P-11960 Nil $0.27 5-.10% LG- 1 Report issued------Card filed------Report mailed 11-2-51 Called for---- SIH-.5 STATE OF ORSGON DEPA.R'I'I'.I~TT OF GEOLOGY ;oo MINERAL INDUSTRIES ,'!BS.AY LABORATORY f I rtE·1UEST FOR S/Jvil)LE nrn'ORMATION The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. rlease fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference . Your name in full .t:i . D. olf e Gru nt Are you a citizen of Oregon ye;.3 Date on which sample is sent------9-lo-51 Name (or names) of ov:ners of the property------Joe yurs Name of claim sample obtained from------Copp 8 I City #3 Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knov1n geographical pain~) County----~------Curry Mining district__ .A ....;.gness______Township------37 S Range----- 12 Section----- 2 Quarter section fM of SE How far from passable r.oad and name of road 10 mile to :.:inow Camp Hoe d Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 x u,1g,Co,Cu a sive sulphides ------"'------.- s-u-,-.t hide, Sample no. 2 x p ec.&Co,Cu, u, g toss n iith di ssemi nated/ (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) DAPORPANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together YJith the width measured, should be recorde (Signed)------H . D. olfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIID..1) Descriptionfl l field s e ¼' le :/13 - 1,, ic.ked s er. le of ma.rn ive sulp.ti.ia.e "'one in •4 - .l:' i ek ed s u, le -ossan 1141 th disse i na tea. ni te sul pbi a.e and eryt hrite. Sample GOLD SILV'b:R COPPER COBALT NICKEL number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value Cu : Co Ni P-11963 Nil 4.20% LG-i,i,4 0.20 $7.00 - - o.2Q% ------P-11964 0.28 $9.80 Trace - - Trace 0.10% 2.00% - - - ~~- Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-2-51 Called for SIH-.5 STATE OF OR:3.:GON DEP.ARl'USNT OF GEOLOGY AND MINER:U. INDUSTRIES l'~SAY LABORATORY ( I I~ RE ~UEST FOR SAlvll)LE INl.,ORMATION ; The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full H. 1), ~,q lfe Post office address L1, 1G:.:,. I. G.r:un. t s JJas s , Oreeon Are you a citizen of Oregon Ya~ Date on which sample is sent__ 9-15-51;;._~'--"::.=.------Name (or names) of ov;ners of the property Leu.s ,snt --=....;;,;c.;;_..::.;....=...... ------Nam e of claim sample obtained from___ G-= i·_a_..y'--C-=-o -"-ti"""P....;C;...r;__1i.._#""8______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal descript~on is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point..) County__ ___.._C_u= ~~J~y,______Mining di strict_ ___,.~.....g..,.n""'ea.asaa.=s ______ Township .S7 u Range 12 vi Section_-'1=-___Q,uarter section S11.: o f NW How far from passable road and name of road 11 milca to ~now Car-:p i,O!:ia Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 ~cu,1a,co ,Au , g m.8g:c.etite with mal a chite Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.} IMPOR':('ANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with t he width measured, should be recorde (Signed) __..::; H=•_..::;D~•~\ ..;;,o=l_f..;..e ______ DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRb"lJ Description field ,.,uLple ,;5 - grab sHirqile from dump - l urgel:-> filt:gneti te in serpentine with u.& l cl..i t e . Sample GOLD SILVh:R COP'PF.I"' C'OR\T ,T NTC K-i:;:r number oz ./T. Value oz./T. Value Cu : [!() Ni b-11965 Trttoe i-,G-556 o.oa i~2 .80 - - 1.0% 0.19% 0.50% ------Report issuec ______Card filed_____ Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-.5 STATE OF OR300N DEP.AR'TI'.!ENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINER.ti, INDUSTRIES LG ASSAY LABORATORY I rtE'./JJEST FOR SAMl)LE IN!t.,ORMATION ~ rj , lw I ) The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Are you a citizen of Oregon Y6 s Date on which sample is sent------9-lh-bl Name (or names) of ovmers of the property------Joe rr, ers Name of claim sample obtained from____ Copper...;...;;c.,__ __ City____,'-- ______f/4 _ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): ( If legal descript~on is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County__ ~C~u~r-~~·y~------Mining di strict__ _..., A,...~_.r.... ie...... s ....s'------ Township .-, ? -..1 Range l !:: v Section__ ;::._r ___Quarter section NW of ~W How far from passable road and name of road 10 r·d le" t:::, 0now CE,r::ip 1 oe.d Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 10 ' cnip st..upl e _; u. , .A g , Co , ------I, i gooSE.Il Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples for ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPOR'l'ANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed)------H. D. ·, o lfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF D.ESIID.1) Sample GOLD SILvgR COB.ALT NlCi(EL number oz ./T. Value oz./T. Value CJ O : Nl P-.il9o J Nil 0 .70 0.63 0 .1070 0.10% LG-553 ------·--- Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-2- 51 · Called for---- SIH-5 STATE OF ORSGON DEPARTI,ISNT OF GEOLOGY ;oo MINERAL INDUSTRIES j_ 11.SSAY LABORATORY 1/ RE 1UEST FOR SA!VUJLE INlt.,ORMATION The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full H, D, J.:.,.V=o=lf:=,.;::;.e ______ Post office address__ D~O_G=A=M=--I ___G_r_a=n_t ______s_P~a=s~s_,_o-r ___ e~g-o_n ______ Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent------"''---....;::;.:=------9-15-51 Name (or names} of ovmers of the property---=--===--====------Phil Adams Name of claim sample obtained from------Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible oelow)~ ( If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County Curry Mining district .Ai;ness Township 37 s Range 12 w Section Q,uarter section N"W, How far from passable road and name of road l½ miles to snow Camp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. l ~ S:gec.&.Au.Ag,Qy gossan Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.} :mPOR'fANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together vii th the width measured, should be rec:orde {Signed)_ _._H~,.,_n..._,_..W~a~l~f~e....______ DO NOT VffiITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESifil.1) Description Field sample :/IG - ~ossan- brecciated- magnetite with saroe cbaJcocite and malachite ~resent Sample GOLD SILVBR CUl-'1-'H:1-< number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value r.11 . P-1196€ Nil Trace i..G-55? - - - - 3.70% ------ - Report issued______Oard f'iled _____Report mailed 11-3-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-.5 STATE OF OID:GON DEPARTI,1~1T OF GEOLOGY :..ND MINER:J.. INDUSTRIES li,BS;,y LABORATORY I rtE1U-BST FOR SAMJ.)LE INJ:t"'ORMATION The State Law governing free analys.is of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the luw will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full Post office address__ n...... ,Q~G-A-MJ...... ,_,_,G_r_a~n.t.,_s._...p~a~s-s....,.,_..o_r_e~g.o...,n..______ Are you a citizen of Oregon yes Date on which sample is sent __9_-_l_5_-_5_l ______ Name (or names} of ov,ners of the property__ _,J...... ,o ... e_M,..y,.__e""'r_s ______ Name of claim sample obtained from__ ....,,G=ra...;a::::.y.,__=C=o~p~p....,e"""r___,{j"""l ...... O ______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below}: (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geoe;raphical point,.) County_ _,,C~u_r~r-y______Mining district_ _.A.... g_.n_..e .. s'-"s.______ Township 36 s Range 12 w Section_...,,3..,.6..__ __Quarter section SW How far from passable r,oad and name of road 12 miles to snow Camp Road Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 ---1L Spec.&Cu,Co,Ni magnetite & malachite Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least l pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPORTANT: A. vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde, (Signed} H. D. Wolte DO NOT WR ITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIR11) Description field sample#? - picked sample from dump at small cut - largely magnetite with malachite staining. Sample GOLD SILV'h:R number oz. T. Value oz. T. Value P-1196 3.90% 0.10% 0 .2.0% ·--·-+-----.,__----'-----+------'------..______....______. Report issued______Card filed_____ Report mailed 11-3-51. Called for___ _ SIH-5 STATE OF ORSGON DEPAR'TI.lSNT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL lliDUSTRIES l'lSSAY LABORATORY L - J aE1U'BST FOR SllIVIPLE INlt..,ORMATION The State Law go ~rning free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full__ ,..H...,,~D.._,,__ \.,_l...,a,.l,.t~e,______ Post office address DOGMnI, Gr@ ts Pass, Oreion Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name (or names) of oviners of the property------Joe 'f.yer s Name of claim sample obtained from Copper City #3 Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below}: (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) Curry Agness County------Mining district------37 S 12 W 2 Sil ot SE Township------Range----- Section----- Quarter section------How far from passable road and name of road lO miles to Snow Camp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 :x .Au, Ag, Co, Cu w&ssive sulphides ------. ._...... -i: l.i9-e Sample no. 2 x l:::l:pee. cc Co, Cu, 11u , 11g gossan with aisseminat (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) DiPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be rec.orde {Signed)------H. D. Wolfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIID.1) Description #1 field s amp l e if3 - pic.l\.ed sumple of UEibsive s1.,\ lphide zones in gossan #2 field sample #4 - picked sampl e gossan with dicsew.im... ted white sulphide and erythrite. Sample GOLD SILvgR number oz. T. Value oz. T. Value 0.20 ..,7.00 Nil 0.28 ,ii9 .80 Trace Trace 0 .10% 2.00% ··--- ~------J.__.__ ....i.. ____ ~---'------'------~----a...----- Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for--- SIR STATE OF OR3GON DEPAR'I'f'.131'..'T OF GEOLOGY :.ND MINER:.:L INDUSTRIES l\SSAY LABORATORY I I RE1UEST FOR Sl'J.IIJI.E INFORMATION The Stnte Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. l1lease fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full--'~-_;_...... ;.;;._;,_ H. D. v•Olfe______-'-______ Are you a citizen of Oregon yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-bl Name (or names) of owners of the property------ent Name of claim sample obtained from------Gray Copper #8 Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): ( If legal descript·ion is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) 1 gness county Curry .Mining district------Township------37 ~ Range----- 1 2 \ Section----- l Quarter section SE of N H01,1; far from passable li'Oad and name of road 11 ni Le O t o unow Car.ip o ad Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. l x Cu,r i,Co , 1.u,------Ag a net ite· , 1t h ma l a c ite Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least l pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed)------• D. Wo lfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIID.1) Description fiel sti1.u._t> le # 5 - grt1b s ~1p l e f l'o du p - l arbel y IDl:iln e tite in ser.1,, en t ine with L. l a c.tJ.i t e Sample GOLD SIL~R COPPER COBALT NICKEL l number oz ./T. Value oz./T. Value Ou : Co Ni P-11965 LG-556 0.08 $2.80 Trace - - l.~ 0.10% o.50~ - - - ·---- Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-2-51 Called for---- SIH-5 " STATE OF OR3:GON DEP.ART!'.E!:N'r OF GZOLOGY AND MINER:.L INDUSTRIES ,'IJ3SAY LABORATORY ,, I I I RE'.lUEST FOR SAMPLE I11J.l"'ORMATION The State Law governing free analysis of sa.'llples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on tne back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full • fo lf e Post office address DOGA Grants Pass, regon Are you a citizen of Oregon yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name ( or names} of ov:ners of the property------Joe ers Name of claim sample obtained from____ ~C:;.;:o:<.,1 p1:<.:.>1.<-.e=r___,C"-'i=-t.,..y_,__..#"""'4 ______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County------urry Mining district------.Agness Township------3 7 S Range----- 12 Section----- 2 Quarter section NW of ----SW How far from passable road and name of road 10 mil es to Snow Camp Hoa d Channel (length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. 1 10' C ip sump le ,co,Ni gossw Sample no. 2 (Samples for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.} IMPORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed)------lie D. fo lfe DO NOT MUTE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED Description limoni te gos on Sample GOLD SILVli:R COBALT NICKEL I number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value Co : 111'4 P-11962 Nil 0.10 $0.63 0.1~ o.10~ LG-SSJ ------ . Report issued------Card filed----- Report mailed 11-2-51 Called for SIH-5 STATE OF OREGON DEP.ARTI,l~ OF GEOLOGY ,lliD MINER.U. INDUSTRIES /'!BSAY LABORATORY L I RE1UEST FOR Sl~MPLE IID.,ORMATION /. /r' The State Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. Please fill in the information called for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full_ __.H...... _n__ ,_w...,o...,l ... f::...=;.e ______ Post office address DOGAMI Grants Pass,• Oregon Are you a citizen of Oregon Yes Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name ( or names) of 01,o;ners of the property__ J_o_e_M....,Y._e_r_s ______ Name of claim sample obtained from__ C_o_,p._.p_e_r_C_i_t__,Y.___,...#_4 ______ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below)r ( If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovm geographical point.) County Curry Minine district_A_g__ n_e_s_s ______ Township 37 S Range 12 \{ Section----- 2 Quarter section NW of SW Ho1N far from passable road and name of road 10 miles to &now Camp Road Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description magnetite, chalcocite, Sample no. l ~Spec.&cu,Ni,co,Au,Ag, malachite, erythrite Sample no. 2 ------_._ Co -,-.,..,..---=------s...,a=m=e------,----- ( Srunple s for assay should be at least 1 pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) 1MPOR1,'ANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed) __.ll~- ...... D~-..__.¥~{0 ...... J.t~e.______ DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF D~Slfil1) Description #1 general grab sample or clump - largely magnetite with chalcoci te, malachite and erythrite. Field sample 2A #2 selected sample from dump showing considerable er thrite. Field sam le Sample GOLD SILVh:R number oz. T. Value oz. T. Value Nil 0.30 0.27 5.10% 0.50% 0.50% 0.50% Report issued______Card filed_____ Report mailed 11-2-51 · Called for___ _ SIH-5 STATE OF OR3GON DEP.ARTI.!Sl\1T OF GEOLOGY ,'\..ND MINER:U. INDUSTRIES l\SSAY LABORATORY / I :-IB·1UEST FOR SMil)LE INJrnRMAT ION ~ ate Law governing free analysis of samples sent to State Assay Laboratories requires that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay or identification. A copy of the law will be found on the back of this blank. l)lease fill in the information cal led for as completely as possible, and submit it along with your sample. Keep a copy of the information on each sample for your own reference. Your name in full H. D. olfe Post office address------DOG.AJii I Gran tB }'ass, O.r gon A:r e you a citizen of Oregon----- ye Date on which sample is sent------9-15-51 Name (or names) of ov;ners of the property------Joe yers Name of claim sample obtained from------Gray Copper #10 Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (If legal description is not known, give location with reference to knovin geographical point.) County___ C~u~r_r_y_ '______Mining district__ l-' g..._n_e_s_s______ Township 36 S Range 12 W Section----- 36 Quarter section------SW Hov; far from passable road and name of roadl2 miles to Si..ow Comp h.oad Channel ( length) Grab Assay for Description Sample no. l ~ bp ec . Cu, Co ._,N_i___ m_ .;;..gn_ e_t_i_t_e_ &_ m__ l_ ~_c_lJ._i_t_e__ Sr.unple no . 2 {Samples for assay should be at least l pound in weight; clay samples 1'or ceramic testing, at least 5 pounds.) llll'ORTANT: A vein sample should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Location of sample in the workings, together with the width measured, should be recorde (Signed} L . D. olfe DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESiill.1) Description field sa11p .ie #7 - .t"iC ed sample from dump t sm1::.ll cut - largely magnetite , i tn w.a lacui te st· ining. Sample GOLD SILV1:R COPPER COB.ALT NICKEL number oz./T. Value oz./T. Value Ou : Co Ni I P-11967 LG-558 ------J.90'f, O.lc,% o.20'f, ------· Report issued------Card filed------Report mailed 11-3-51 Called for---- SIH-.5 . ': CRlB MINERAL RESDUR~ES FILE 12 RECORD IDENTIFICATION RECORD ~O•••••••••••• I G'tlt, 93 RE CORD TYP E•••••••••• ). ]~ . COUNTRY/ORGANIZATION. U~GS MAP COOE' NO . OF REC •• REPOR TER UPD~TED•••••••••••••• •••••••••• 81 U2 BY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BtACLEY , R.; WALKER , G. W. FER NS , MAR( L. ( BRGUK!, hLktRL C.) FE.RNS , MARK L . ( CRDCK s,. HOHAl COUNTRY CODE••••••••••••••••• US COUNTRY NAKE: U~lTEO STATES STATE CODE ••••••••••••••• CR ST~TE NAKE: JRE;ON COUNTY ••••••••••••••••••• CURRY DRAINAGE AREA•••••••••••• 17103311 PACIFIC NOR TH hES T PHYSl OGRAFHIC fR3V ••• •• •• 13 KLAMATH MOUN TAIN S LA NO CLA SSI FICATI ON •••••• 41 QUAD SCALE QU ~O rtO OR NA HE 1: 62500 COLLIER BUlTE LAllTU DE LONGITUDE 4 2-23-17k 12'i-O?.-l\,2W Jlfil NORTHING UTK EASTI~G UTM ZONE NO 4693200. 412600. +lC TWP •••••• 37S . RA ~GE •••• 12 SECllJN•• 12 MERI OJ AN. W.Aot. (L.C.) ~LTITUDE •• OSJO CaMMDDirY INFORKATlCN COHMJOITIES P~ESENT ■••••••••• CR ...... c~ OR[ MATERIALS l HlNERlLS.ROtKs.erc.1: CHROMITE MAIN DRE ~INERA LS: CHROMITE ANALtTICAL OAfA(GENERAL) ASSAY ONLY: 5o.o•i CR2D3. 13.541 FE ElPLCRATIO~ AND OEVELOP~ENl STATUS JF EXPLOR. OR DEV. l PRESENT/LAST OWNER••••••• c. ~. TAYLOR t DESCRIPTION OF DEPJSIT DEPOSIT TYPES: MASSIVE CHRJMll[ FORM/SHAPE OF DEPOSIT: ·, SIZE / DIRECTIONAL DATA SIZE OF DEPJSif •••••• SMALL Pl □ DUCTlO~ NO PRODUCTION ~NNUAL PRGOUCTl ON (ORE .coruurn •• CJNC •• ovERBur,m .. } GEOLOGY ANO MINERALOGY AGE □ F HOST ROCKS•••••••••••• JUR HOST RDCK TYPES•••••••••••••• SERPENllNE GENERAL COMMENTS cm~sv. RECORD (. 1013&03 ) MERGED HUH THl.S RECORD ,AND DELETED FRtlk OR[tON FILE. GENERAL REFERENClS 1) RA :1P . LEi* 1961, CHROMITE IN SOUJH KE STERN OREGCN: OREGON Cff~. GLDLOGY ANt Ml~ERAL I~D. BU LL. 52, 169 P., P 117 CRIB MINERAL ~ESO~RCES FILE 12 R[CORD IDENTIFICATION RECORD N □ •••••••••••• HC155F5 RECORD TYPE•••••••••• XlM COUNTRY/DRGANIZATIDN. USGS MAP CUDE ~O. OF REC •• REPORTER '4AME. ••• ••. •••. •• •• •• ••. •• .... •• BRAVL[ Y. ROBIN; iiALK.£R , GE.0.~6E Ii\. DATE••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 79 0~ NlHE AND LOClIION DEPOSIT NAME••••••••••••••••• COLLIER CREEK COUNTRY CODEa•••••••••••••••• JS COUNTRY NAME: UNITED STATES SIATE CODE••••••••••••••• OR STATE NAME: OREoON COUNTY••••••••••••••••••• CURRY LA~D CLASSIFI:ATION •••••• \1 QU;:.O SCilE QUAD NO OR NlHE 1: 62500 COLLIER BJTTE ( 1954 J LATITUDE LUNGITUDE \ 2 -23-29N 124-02-57W UHf MORT HI NG UTM EASTING unt 2.0NE NO 4693550. 413b50. +10 TWP •••••• D37S G3bS RANGE •••• Ollk OllW SECTION •• 01 12 20 29 30 MERlOIAN. WILLAMElTE POSITION FROM NE,REST PROMINENT LOC"LITY: AREAc N. OF HURT CAE lN, ~ l 1E LOC.~TlON COMMENTS: AREA EXTENDS HHO 4 TOWt\5.HIPS; . SEC 20 r 29 , , ? C • 31 , 1 3t s. R 11 W; SOUTH EOCE OF SEC 36 T 36 5. R 12 w; SEC 1 • 2 • T 37 s . R 12 w; Al\13 MINOR PAT(}£'[~ u .. ~LC . t. • T 37 s, R 11 ... COMMODITY l~FO~~AllO~ COHHOOillES P~ESENT•••••••••• · ~I Ck en FE ANALYTICAL DlTA(~E~ERAL) S~AYS lN REFE~E~C[ aL.""_ " _" _"~•r'L -- 01':U.-rt--C-.CRI •JIN ""o "-l::>UL I :>. l) 1954 RECON ~PPLlNG. R. N. UNPUBLISHED REPORT IN COOPE~~TION WlTH lALIFORNIA - OREG~~ PO}E~ to. ANn u.s.B.M. DESCRIPTION OF OEPJSIT DEPOSIT TYPES: LATERlTES FORM / SHAPE Of DE?OSIT: SIZE/DIRECTIONAL DATA SIZE OF DEPOSIT •••••• SMALL MAX THICKNESS •••••••• 35 FT COKMENTS(DESC~IPTlON OF DEPOSIT): RDCK CDNTE~r VARIES FROM ABOUT 3J TO bO I PRODUCTION UNDETERMI .iEO GEOLOGY ANO HIHERALOGY HOST ROCK TYPES•••••••••••••• LATERITES IG.t:EOUS ROCK TYPES .. •••••••••• JIKES AND STOCKS ltlliJ CH VA RY Ih UE1 DSITION ANO TEXTURE lil JNCUJDE DIABASE.. GAB&RIJ DA.CITE. ll IOR I TE LOCAL GE OLOGY SICNIFICANI LOCAL STRUCTURES: THRUST FALJLT SIGNIFICANT ALTERATION: SERPENTINIZATION COMMENTS (GEOLOGY AN D MINERALOGY): L;..J"Ef(llES ilEVELufED !JN lAR TLY SER'f'ENTINilED HARZBURGlTE. UllFAl CENERlL REFERENCES 1) RAMP• LENs 1978 • INVESTl&AlIDNS OF NICKEL IN OREGON : OCG"l MISC. FAPEk hO. 20 • P. •5 - ~6 · ClPPER. HALlCHlTE• AZURITE, E~YlHRllE COMMOD)TY SUBTYPES OR USE CATEGlRlES: 0.502 AU:AG ANALYTICAL DAfA(GENERAL) GENERlL SAMPLE FROM A NUMBER Jf POINTS ASSAYED 20.137% cu • .• 06 □ Z AU, .1201 AG UPLORATIGN A NO fiEVEL.0-PHE NT STATUS Of EXPLOR. OR DEV. 6 DESCRIPTION OF DEPOSIT DEPOSIT TYPES: ff&QULD-ER• FORM/SHAPE OF DEPOSIT: SIZE/DlRECTIONtl OATl SIZE OF DEPOSIT •••••• SMALL CO MK ENTS{DESC~IPTIDN OF DEPOSIT): COPPER $.HOWINGS ARE SCATTERED OVER AN A,EA 1.5 MILE LONG At-:0 D .15 Ml LE WIOE PRODUCTION YES SKALL PRDDUCJl ON ANNUAL PRDOUCTION {ORE,COMMOD.,CDNC.,OVERBURD.} CUMULlTIVE PRODUCTION (ORE,COMHJJ.,CONt.,OVfRBUR.) llEH ltt AIOUNT THDUS.UklTS YEAR 6RADE,REKARKS 15 ORE EST 0000.045 JON 1908 · PtDOUCTI~N YE,RS ••••••• 1898 -1914 GEOLOGr ANO MINERAtOGY AGE OF HOST ROCKS •••••••••••• JUR H □ $1 ROCK TYPES•••••••••••••• SERPENTINE PERTINENT Kl~ERALOGY ••••••••• ~AGNETITE LDC.AL GEOLOGY COMMENTS (GEOLJCY A~D MINl:RALOGY): MlNERALlZAflOK JCCURS AS PODS ,No LENSES OF MAGNETITE, PYRITE, ChALtCPYRITE. ~ND COPPER l QI= (;_ I 1.1 c: c.: ..r.. SERPENTJNITE.