EC: We have this here. There is some of this territory
that we have been over before. [GD's note: There is no
record in our files of an earlier reading on this territory.]
[Wellton, Ariz. (?) See
195-19, Par. 3-A.] Now through the
Dublin range, we find there are many places where we would
find gold ore, and gold in some places in the free State,
especially, on this range lying almost in a West by North-
west direction from the King mine toward the North Star
Mine, see. We find to the South of this line as would be
drawn here, a lode, a lead, a vein, which would be pay ore
as mined, it coming in quartz formation, and the lode runs
toward a Southeast direction from where the exposed
indications of this would be found, which is a ravine
overshadowed by a hill projects from the Northern side, see.
It is sunshiny here and the shadow at this hour, 3:05 P. M.,
comes across the entrance. Now this would be south from
this line from King Mine to North Star mine, off of this
line some 500 yards and fourteen miles from King Mine, see.
There is in the Southeastern part of the State on the desert
lands a larger lode of gold in a freer state, might be
found, see. This would be easily gotten out when located.
It is far, far from any civilization, see.
This first we have given is where we saw this before where
the flock of sheep was lost. We are through.
I can't get out of the woods here, you see.
(Q) Why can't you get out of the woods, Mr. Cayce?
(A) There's a man been hurt.
(Q) Can you tell who it was?
(A) Now we are through. We are alright.
BACKGROUND
Subject of 195-1: LAND IN ARIZONA between THE KING AND
NORTH STAR MINES
REPORTS
9/05/23 EC wrote asking him about his property in Wyoming,
on which he had apparently secured a rdg. (perhaps via
Mr. [
3825]), of which there is no copy.
Subsequently Mr. [
195] obtained a Physical Rdg. and some
Ck. Physical Rdgs.
1/28/24 He referred Mr. [
3825] for 1st series of rdgs.
on Wyoming lands.
5/06/24 He obtained
195-5 on Arizona lands, for drilling
oil, in which information was volunteered about opal and
turquoise. In subsequent readings for Mr. [
195] no mention
was ever made of the Arizona Lost Sheep Mine.
9/25/24 He obtained Life Rdg.
195-8.
3/31/38 See
1561-1, Par. 58-A referring to it, saying
that "The greater lead for silver is the Lost Sheep Mine
in Arizona."
7/20/38 See
1561-3, Par. 22-A mentioning location of the
Lost Sheep Mine; also see
1561-11.
2/01/44 See
3638-1, Par. 15-A advising that it is the most
valuable mine in Arizona.



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