702 Woodlark Building Portland, Oregon UPPBll JR PL'IGAD .ID.l TM --.t ot wrk tone• ct tile UIOIU1t ~ ftia aa a;po1N wve •liall"11' ld.sNp:nMJltd., .r ~. trip ._14 not u:re 'M•a Jlde at tlt.1a ts.. Wi~ GJ&l7 I teet et ,_ -.la ~--, QA "- •-VJ ua1iJ¥_......._ uA U.enct, it ia iaJ,oaai\tle te arriw at a.,. Jenb.eat NUludeu. Zme;pt that auell• -, ,. ;panae4 b• tu •tmal c1q n-a Ca ftb.. A•ll&J'• ae llein& 1'llll 1-7 lint• at=--•• ho aaplea wn wt - cm.a aero .. tile yala H laoaa, •tJa.a unaa a :,...,. 'da or Ii. wta, 11 i••• •••U w aalttet. a ...ie nt ..... * wt.a, 1IUtll N whea. · flle• ---• --,1-'1d.ll ctw a ..i1aa,e ot tlae ·..s.. at "111.a po.lat, • tue• aamplu 111 I t••• lt wUl 'De Utt1oult to til'a4 U1' 4etin1te elope on the oinrlaltv. It...,..• lie ao w14el.7 diaa,ainaw an.4 the eotm.t1"7 is., 41tt1'1llt • JHll»"'• that 1, 1a uuVaJ. 1t •• wU1 •• ,-.. w1111. 1t. a.,... 4a.tiw ,o Jf1whell -.re -.. ____ n '- acheellw ffiJl to tu Wd (1.uto ~ la.Ul) a ab.ert order to 4eten1M wutlil.C' the wu •••iae•, to ... •• holt lQ> and oo•timle, awl te get into "aGl.14 roek"• T~ ex.poae4 ia ill M41F weaturi4. :> -~ Xt 1a aa inMNa1 ~~~... P&rt1•1ll.ar-1T with eiD.'Daltu &114 aehae11• N'lh pnaa • c»JIM'nt'hdl.J the ebnal,a 1• poat-aCh.8el.1te, aa4 ._ • llaff u ~ma.al on. ~~ March 12, 1941 ~ tat£ :Dt:paitmt:nt of §'t:ofo9y and di(lnt:iaf _(/ndu:iliit:~ ~ 702 Woodlark Building ,_ Portland, Oregon ~CKS GULCH C n.:rs (Llercury & -Tungsten)---- UPPER J,.PPLEG_;T~ 1.R.El~ O\vners: Russell Mitchell and D. A. tlright, Jacksonville, Oreg. Location: ~ ... l¼ NE~ sec. 17, T. 40 S., R. 4 'l ., west of Brush Or., a tributary of Carberry Cr. Elev. 3400 feet. ,.rea: Two claims. History: The scheelite vein opening was made in 1917 by a man who "doodle-bugged" the locality for gol<:1,. No work was done on the property. Development: Five small open cuts. The largest is about 50 ft. l+ong The scheelite vein is opened for a length of 5 feet and a width of 3 feet. Geology: Country rock is metavolcanic, of the 1.pplegate (Paleozoic?) series of the Gr&nts Fass geologic map. Heavy brush and soil cover obscures practically all outcrops. One outcrop of a sheared py.roclastic, metamorphosed, showed the schistocity trend as N. 35 E., ·with a N.Vl. dip at a high angle. The metavolcanic rock is deeply ·weathered and iron stained. Cinnabar is present is portions of the metavolcanic rock, but no evidence of concentration was noted. All cuts showed some cinnabar but the grade is low. (1-2 lb.) Cinnabar seen is present on fracture planes as sme rs or "paint". It is present in the wall rock at the scheelite vein. Scheelite occurs in a vein that is 3 feet wide, and is exposed for a length of 5 feet. The vein or shear zone has well defined walls and seems to be sheared metavolcanic rock. The vein strike is E-,f and dips due south 70°. Good scheelite "strings" can be obtained by panning. Ray c. Treasher, Field Geologist, March 11, 1941. STATE DEPAR'IMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES ASSAY LABORATORIES Baker SAMPLE INFORMATION REQUESTED . Grants Pass The law passed by the Isgislature, governing the free assaying and analyzing of samples sent to the State Assay Laboratories, provides that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay, etc. A copy of this law will be found on the back of this blank. Please read the law carefully. Will you pJ~ase fill in the information called for on the following blank, as far as possibie and return the same to the nearest State Assay Laboratory along with your sample? If you have made out a blank, this copy is for your future use. Keep a copy of the information on eac~ sapiplQ tqr you~ own ~~f~rence. Postoffice address Are you a citizen of Oregon? .'¥'~ .. Date on which sample is sent Mlµ-ph. U., .li4~ . Name (or names) of owners of the property ~•~l;l,Jl;\\o~eA • P• • .... wris1>,t. Name of particular claim and date of location . ~0+: ¢;.,</¥.. Qlu..op. .O+a. Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): (1) County .J~o .. or,. (2) Mining district U ,pQr• .i\ppl, ga~. 6 ?1. NE l. (3) Township~- • ( 4) Range :'. , (.5) Section ). ~ • ( 6) Quarter Section . ' 1' . .4 1 How far from passable road? . t 1:111. Do you wish the sample examined for commercial minerals? For what metals do you wish the sample assayed? . ~s~ ~- ........... #1 - acroas vein 36 incnes '112 - aoross in 31 inohoa Typ~ of sampling: Channel (length) •••. Grab ... Pipe •..••• IMPORTANT: A sample, to be of value, should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Its position in the workings should be marked and the width meas­ ured. Assays of unlocated samples, without widths, are of little value; they create little interest in the minds of experienced i~or~ ~=ers. (signed} .r7.C:{J'~ . DO NOT VffiITE BELOW THIS LINE -- FOR OFFICE USE ONLY --- USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED Sample -GOLD SILVER Number z. T Value oz., T Value Percent Percent .,. STATE DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY .AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES BG-300 ASSAY REPORr Office Number 301 Grants Pass, Oregon !Etu:~d!X.X -----------April 5 194:1------ Sample submitted by R. C. Treasher I Field Geologist, State Assay Laboratory Grants Pass, Oregon Sample description Two samples of highly altered, meta-volcanic rock. The assay results given below are made without charge as provided by Chapter 176, Section 10, Oregon Laws 1937, the sender having complied with the provisions thereof. NOTICE: The assay results given below are from a sample furnished by the above named person. This department had no part i n the taking of the sample and assumes no responsibility, other than the accuracy of t~e assay of the material as furnished it by the sender. •· GOLD SIL'\ER wo_(TunL!stic).., Sample Ounces ounces ac d Total Number pe r ton Value per ton Value Percent Value Percent Value Value 1 2.26 :p45.36 2 Trace Market Quotations: STATE ASSAY LABORATORY Gold " $ per oz. Silver $ per oz. $ per oz. $ per oz. Tungsten ore: per unit of wo ••••....•• 3 $24.00 Note: A long ton unit equals 22.4 lbs. STATE DEPAR'IMENT OF GEOLOGY .AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES ASSAY REPORT Office Number Grants ~ss, Oregon ----- ---------April 1~----- tohell Jacksonville, Oregon Salllple description Highly ltered, ooherou rook. t lb. i inch and mall r. The assay results given below are made without charge as provided by Chapter 176, Section 10, Oregon Laws 1937, the sender having complied with the provisions thereof. NOTICE: The assay results given below are from a sample furnished by the above named person. This department had no part in the taking of the sample and assumes no responsibility, other than the accuracy of t ne assay of the material as furnished it by the sender. - GOLD SILVF.'R wo_, Tuni~et1 tt \ Sample Ounces ounces u a1 ,id Total Number per ton Value per ton Value Percent Value Percent Value Value Tr 0 Non o.46 Market ~uotations: STATE ASSAY LABORATORY Gold 1 $ per oz. Silver $ per oz. $ per oz. $ per oz. STATE DEPARTMEm' OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES ASSAY LABORATORIES Baker SAMPLE INFORMATION REQ.Ul!'STED. Grants Pass The law passed by the Iagislature, governing the free assaying and analyzing of samples sent to the State Assay Laboratories, provides that certain information be furnished the Laboratory regarding samples sent for assay, etc. A copy of this law will be found on the back of this blank. Please read the law carefully. Will you please fill in the information called for on the following blank, as far as possible and return the same to the nearest State Assay Laboratory along with your sample? If you have made out a blank. this copy is for your future ~e. Keep a copy of the intormat ion on ea~h, $~pl,e, fqr yo~~ cwn r.eferen~e. Your name in full . Postoffice address • ip, l e ,a,,te,. 0l'Ei80n. • Are you a citizen of Oregon? y,eq • • Date on which sample is sent c •. 11, 19~1 . Name (or names) of owners of the property .·, , f •. :u:r 1 . Name of particular claim and date of location .• . .\ \ Location of property or source of sample (describe as accurately as possible below): { 1) County . J_a qlqm,n • . ( 2) Mining district G.t bp t .. (3) Township .40 • { 4.) Range ... (5) Section 17, (6) Quarter Section How far from passable road? . ½, ~i le. Do you wish the sample examined for co1M1ercial minerals? . ys For what metals do you wish the sample assayed? • t1 ng e r ou.r Type of sampling: Channel {lengt h) e.s •• Grab . Pipe IMPORTANT: A sample, to be of value, should be taken in an even channel across the vein from wall to wall. Its position in the workings should be marked and the width meas­ ured. Assays of unlocated samples, without widths , are of little value; they create little interest in the minds of experienced investors and engineers. (signed} •. F • . rru:r:p y. DO NOT VffiITE BELOW THIS LmE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY ·· - USE OTHER SIDE IF DESIRED Des,.: ript ion A brown weatbared rook showing so:m.e cinnabt r .