Telegraph Mine Project

A high‑grade epithermal gold‑silver quartz vein system on three patented claims in the Mojave Desert. The asset is positioned for a restart strategy that emphasizes early cash flow, tight capital control, and measured de‑risking.

Highlights

  • Past producing, high‑grade system; mining ceased for economic (not geological) reasons
  • Vested mining rights posture reduces permitting requirements and execution risk
  • Shallow target open at depth; mineralization exposed at surface for 2,000+ feet
  • Prime infrastructure access: ~200 yards from I‑15 via historic 2.5‑mile dirt road
  • Year‑round operating conditions in high desert climate
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1980s open pit on Hill 2, with 1930s Hill 2 shaft to the right.
Location & access
Region: Mojave Desert, California
Access: Historic mining road, ~200 yards from I‑15
Operations: Year‑round
Map showing Telegraph Mine location and access from I-15 Open in Google Maps →

Exploration & data depth

Telegraph benefits from extensive historic exploration. The project is also classified by the California Geological Survey as MRZ-2a (a state classification indicating data support for significant measured or indicated resources under their definitions).

Exploration summary

  • 171 drill holes and 1,500+ assayed samples (historic)
  • 300+ surface samples; 16 trenches across the vein with 80+ assays
  • Geologic work includes Lange’s 1988 master’s thesis
  • Continuity observed along strike and down-dip; open at depth
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Technical disclosure

Any quantities and grades shown on this website derived from historical drilling, mapping, sampling, and production are conceptual and do not constitute Mineral Resources or Reserves under NI 43-101 unless explicitly stated in a compliant technical report.

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Drill holes and assay visualization map
Telegraph Hill 2 drill hole and surface sample database visualization. Green indicates assays higher than .16 Au oz/ton.