Located 40 miles from Tonopah Nevada on easy high clearance 4WD roads

The mine and camp have been referred to as the town of Republic, but it is the assertion of Vendor, Inc. that this is incorrect. The mine is the largest and most developed site in the general region for gold and silver extraction. There is a good, well-documented history of the mine and the reported output, of which, much is likely unreported as to avoid taxation. There are a number of workings that are contained on the claims and lumped into the Orizaba name. There are some workings west of the Orizaba shaft that have been known as the Cloverdale Ranch Mines, other prospects in the area are lumped in with the Orizaba. The mine was optioned and drilled in 1985-86 by INCO but there are no reports available of the findings. The mine is located in a relatively dry region that will rarely see snow or heavy rains. The mine is in a remote area and any services required will need to come from Tonopah which is 39 miles to the south.

Contact Vendor, Inc. for a GRMP-43 report that details the geology of the Orizaba mineral property.

Contact Vendor for a GRMP-43 report that details the history of the Orizaba mineral property.

The Mine has consistently reported values of 50 oz/T AG and .5 oz/T AU. Blocked reserves were reported at the 83’ level in sulphide ores. This claim is available for in house financing.