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<br />llmeriC9A - 2. <br />T I T Z E. <br />This property belongs to minor heirs whose address is not :.• <br />. . <br />known. A. B. Hayes o3 Boulder, Colorado ie eating as Trustee for <br />the. heirs. The property is worked under lease by Fdw. Clark and <br />Compeayr of Sunshine, Colorado. • <br />H I S T O R Y. <br />The date of original locations ie 1874 and 1875. The Les- <br />ican vein was for~erly knovm ae the "Bull of the Ploods" and the <br />original location was made under the latter name. All work was <br />irregular and finally abandoned in 1908. The present lessee be- <br />gan operations in hpril, 1911. _ <br />T O P O G R d P H Y. <br /> <br />This group ~.s located on the aide of a rough and steep <br />mountain and at an altitude of 7,180'. There is no timber and <br />no water supply in the way of streama..A good wagon road' ie <br />built from the mine to Boulder, Colorado, eight miles distant. <br />The geological survey oY the district is incomplete. Q'he <br />aharnotor of country rook is granite and the geological period <br />is Arohean, <br />I <br />" G E O 7. O G Y. <br />0 RE S de O R F. B O D I P 8. <br />The oharnotor of ore bodies is fissure veins. The strike <br />• is noztheast and eiuthwest and the dip is to the south. These <br />live Ynorrn veins but bhe nosy. is confined prinoipnlly to the <br />Amosiaan vein. This vein variop in vildth from 1' to 1P.', eith <br />ea average pidth of 3'. length, 900'; height, 500'. The onoloe- <br />ing rooks are granite and the gangue is tale. Tha character of <br />the vein Siding ie horn quests sad tellurium and the metals <br />are Cold, slicer, lead, aoppar sad sine. The essay slue of the <br />ore caries iron X11 to ~;00 per tea. <br />-- <br />