2. Sulphuret of Copper, from vein 10" wide, developed to 50' deep. Assays by Oxford Copper Company of New York give 12-1/2 per cent of copper.
3. Iron Ore, from vein 4' wide and 50' deep. Yields 55 per cent metallic iron by assay of W. P. Lawver, of U. S. Mint.
4. Sulphuret of Copper, from vein developed 50'. Yields 11 per cent of copper and 1 ounce of silver per ton by assay of W. P. Lawver, U. S. Mint.
5. Carbonate of Copper, red oxide and glance, from vein 3' wide, developed to 25' deep. Yields 50 per cent metallic copper and 27 ounces silver per ton by assays.
6. Iron Ore, from vein 2' to 4' wide, developed 50'. Yield 55 per cent metallic iron.
7. Oxide of Copper, from Carbonate vein, developed 60' on 4' wide vein; 25' deep.
8. Sulphuret of Copper, from vein 8" to 15" wide, developed 50'.
9. Iron Ore.
10. Barytes, heavy spar, vein undeveloped.
11. Iron Ore, from 50' level of Eagle Mining Company's shaft.