https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2714-tsx-venture/amc/81682-arizona-metals-corp-announces-that-kay-mine-drilling-in-south-zone-fold-hinge-intersects-43-1-m-of-3-9-cueq-incl-15-2-m-of-6-7-cueq-and-27-6-m-of-2-9-cueq-incl-3-5-m-of-6-7-cueq.html

I missed this one.  Thanks for the info in your prior message.  I am reposting here under the heading I usually use for such news. 

BTW, I am intimately familiar with the area having taken geology and archeology field trips there.  I've also hiked and bouldered the upper reaches of the Agua Fria River many times following the route of the historical water pipeline which once served the mines at this location.  

Most of the mines in the Bradshaw Mountains have been very rich, but short-lived.  The exception was the Ambassador Mine which began in gold but was later sold to Phelps Dodge as a rich underground copper mine that operated for decades.