This region has a strong history of mining and production. The Queen of the Hills complex has been part of some of the vein activity and also leased out by other companies who have conducted extensive research and testing across large areas abutting Queen of the Hills and adjacent sites. Morning Glory (aka “Gilt Edge” or Wallace Creek) is the site abutting to Queen of the Hills on the northwest side. King Solomon (owned by Jervios Mining) is somewhat incorporated into the Morning Glory, west of the “Gilt Edge” adit.
Some expansion to Queen of the Hills complex can be done to the north to incorporate some of these Morning Glory veins which bear northeast over Section 02. With there being limited road access in Section 02, and with as many already known and existing vein structure and proven cores, assays and accessibility, it was felt that it wasn’t necessary to capture this area at this time, yet with it being “open” ground, a future company could expand into that phase. Starting 5 years ago, our company assisted the Gilt Edge previous owner (who’s family developed that site), to sell the Morning Glory area off in different pieces to various individuals who were primarily prospecting over these claims. Some of which was liquidated to “Formation Capital” (now Jervios Mining). Because Morning Glory was pieced out to various owners (most with very little mining claim ownership knowledge or experience), from our recent investigations, we have also found some of those areas of the Gilt Edge original complex within Section 03 could be captured as well to be incorporated into the Queen of the Hills complex. So the maps illustrated for the Morning Glory complex, do not reflect the active mining claims today.
Mining claims cannot be “created”, formed or “located” by a foreign entity or individual in the United States. However, foreign companies can purchase existing mining claim, where my company can offer assistance, in the mapping, staking and securing this area with additional mining claims. Please see About Us.