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ASSESSMENT REPORT REVERSE CIRCULATION OVERBURDEN

DRILLING PROGRAM

QUEBEC STURGEON RIVER MINES JOINT VENTURE BLAKELOCK, HOBLITZELL, NOSEWORTHY, TOMLINSON AND HURTUBISE TOWNSHIPS,

ONTARIO NTS: 32-E-5

RECEIVED

DEC l B 1990

MINING LANDS SECTION

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Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc./ Overburden Drilling Management Limited November, 1990

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SUMMARY

I.0 INTRODUCTION 1li

2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS 1

3.0 PROPERTY 1

4.0 HISTORY 1

4.1 Summary of Inco Exploration 2

5.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY 2

5.1 Property Geology 3

6.0 DRILUNG AND SAMPLING 3

6.1 Drilling Equipment 3

6.2 Logging and Sampling 4

6.3 Sample Processing 5

6.4 Sample Analysis 5

7.0 OVERBURDEN GEOLOGY 5

8.0 OVERBURDEN GEOCHEMISTRY 6

8.1 Heavy Mineral Concentrate Gold Anomalies 6

8.2 Heavy Mineral Concentrate Anomalies (Arsenic, 7 Zinc, Nickel, Antimony)

9.0 BEDROCK GEOLOGY -1990 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILUNG 7

10.0 BEDROCK GEOCHEMISTRY 8

II.0 CONCLUSIONS 9

12.0 REFERENCES 10

13.0 CERTIFICATE OF QUAUFICATIONS 13


Table 1

Table 2

Tables

Table 4

Appendix A

Appendix B

Appendix C

Appendix D

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4 (In Pocket)

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Utt of Tablet

Reverse Circulation Drill Hole Summary

Sample Processing Flow Sheet

Activation Laboratories Analytical Specifications

Heavy Mineral Gold Anomaly Screening

Appendices

Reverse Circulation DrBI Logs

Gold Grain Summary Sheets

Bedrock Chip Assays

Overburden HMC Assays

List of Figure*

Property Location Map

Claim Location Map

Gold Grain Morphology

Drill Hole Location Map

Scale

1:330,000

1:50,000

1:20,000


SUMMARY

The Quebec Sturgeon River Mines (QSR) Project area is located 80 km northeast of Cochrane, Ontario. The project comprises 447 contiguous mining claims in a joint venture agreement between QSR and Inco Limited. The property Is situated in the northern part of the Precambrian Abitibi Subprovlnce and covers part of a volcanic-sedimentary sequence extending westward from a major supracrustal belt In western Quebec. The QSR property Is underlain by a shallow-water submarine mafic to felsic volcanic and sedimentary sequence. The supracrustal are Intruded by dykes, plugs and larger bodies of feldspar porphyry, granodiorite and quartz diorite.

This report describes a 1990 reverse circulation overburden drtllng program totalling 647.5 m In 49 holes conducted by Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc. on the QSR joint venture property In Blakelock and Hoblitzell Townships in the Burntbush district of northeastern Ontario.

Forty-nine vertical holes were drilled to test two parallel, ENE trending, magnetic low trends representing potential auriferous shear zones. Bedrock was sampled to identify zones of deformation and alteration that could host gold mineralization. Overburden was sampled to test for glacially dispersed gold Indicative of subcropplng mineralization within these structural zones. The drill program showed that the eastern part of the northern magnetic low corridor is due to a weak shear zone in the Central Porphyry while the western part Is due to a gabbro sil. The southern magnetic low trend Is due to a magnetite-poor greywacke unit Two new shear zones were Identifled near the north side of the Central Porphyry and near the south side of the West Porphyry. Weak gold anomalies are common In the bedrock samples but may be caused by an analytical problem because they show little relationship to shearing.

Significant overburden heavy mineral gold anomalies were not located In the 1990 QSR reverse circulation drilling program. Twelve of thirteen anomalies detected are due to visible gold grains which form the regional background and were amplified by the sampling procedure. The thirteenth anomaly was apparently created by drill bit mlllng of an auriferous clast high In the overburden section. Arsenic, antimony and nickel are not anomalous in the concentrates; zinc is weakly anomalous in one undersized concentrate and this is probably due to limitations of the analytical procedure.


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1.0 INTRODUCTION

From January 31 to February 25,1990, Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc. ("Inco") carried out a reverse circulation drilling program on the west half of Is Quebec Sturgeon River Mines Limited (QSR) JV property In Blakelock, Hoblitzell, Noseworthy, Tomlinson and Hurtubise Townships In the Burntbush/Casa-Berardl region of the Abitibi Subprovince of northeastern Ontario. The program was undertaken to geochemlcally sample the Quaternary overburden and the Archean bedrock subcrop. Forty-nine (49) holes were drilled for a combined length of 647.5 metres. The JV property is situated 40 km west of Inco's gold deposits at Casa Berardi, Quebec. Gold occurrences are present on the property as well as Immediately to the north and east on claims held by Cogema and Newmont.

2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS

The QSR Project area (Fig. 1) Is located In Blakelock, Hobfltzell, Noseworthy, Tomlinson and Hurtubise Townships in the Burntbush area, about 80 km northeast of Cochrane, Ontario. All season access to the property is achieved by helicopter or fixed wing aircraft from Cochrane. Winter access to the property is gained by travelling east from Cochrane on Highway 652 to Abltlbi's Trans Limit forestry road then north on the Tomlinson road. A winter road continues north from the northern end of the Tomlinson road and provides access to the property during the winter months.

3.0 PROPERTY

The QSR joint venture property consists of 447 contiguous mining dalms (Fig. 2) which are held:

336 claims - QSR/lnco 100*. 24 claims - QSR/lnco 51 *, International Interiake 49* 87 dalms - QSR/lnco SO-70%, Glen Auden/GokJen Dragon SO-30%

On the Glen Auden/Golden Dragon property, QSR/lnco has an option to earn a 50* interest by making cash payments and certain work expenditures. The QSR/lnco interest can Increased to 70* by making additional expenditures.

In 1989, Inco Exploration earned a 50* Interest of QSR's Interests and can Increase Its Interest to 70* by making additional expenditures.

4.0 HISTORY

The discovery of copper-zinc mineralization at Normetal, Quebec, In 1925 led to sporadic prospecting activity in the area over the past 65 years. Exploration for gold increased with the discovery of gold at Detour Lake in 1974 by Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited and again In 1981 by the discovery of gold at Casa Berardi by Inco Limited.

1940: A property submission to Hollinger Mines indicated grab samples taken in the vicinity of West Porphyry Lake returned assays of 4.80 and 6.17 g/t gold.

1967: Texas Gulf Sulphur drilled two boreholes in the southwest corner of Blakelock Township. The holes Intersected a series of dacitlc to andesltic flows and tuffs with some quartz porphyries. Anomalous amounts of pyrrhotite and pyrite were located in andesltic and dacitic tuffs. No assays are available.

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PROPERTY AND LOCATION MAP

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1974: Noranda Exploration conducted magnetometer and vertical loop EM surveys. A single hole was collared 800 metres west of the Tarzan block data boundary; the hole Intersected a 1 metre quartz feldspar porphyry dyke which assayed 1.03 g/t gold and 1.03 g/t slver.

1976: Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting conducted a HLEM survey In Hoblitzell Township northwest of West Porphyry Lake. A linear conductive trend was located but not tested.

1976: Geophysical Engineering conducted a VLF-EM survey east of Little Magtekan Lake In Blakelock Township. A conductor was located and dri tested. A 9.75 m zone with anomalous pyrite and pyrrhotite content was Intersected but no anomalous gold assays were noted.

1985: Esso Minerals conducted an airborne magnetometer, EM and resistivity survey over the eastern half of the property. This was followed up by a 50 hole reverse circulation program. Several overburden anomalies were located In sandy gravels which yielded gold values ranging from 100 ppb to 1700 ppb gold.

1986: Esso Minerals conducted an airborne magnetometer, EM and resistivity survey over the western half of the property.

1987: Esso Minerals cut a large grid In the north-central part of the property and conducted an I.P. survey. This was followed by an 82 hole reverse circulation drill program and a 16 hole (2,104 metres) diamond drill program. Several overburden anomalies were located ranging from 100 ppb to 6765 ppb gold in till and sandy gravel.

1988: Esso Minerals extended the 1987 grid further west and carried out I.R., magnetometer and VLF-EM surveys. An 11 hole (1.932 metres) diamond dri program was carried out over the area to Investigate geophysical targets.

4.1 Summary of Inco Exploration

1989: Inco Exploration acquired the property late in 1989. A property visit was made to check access for the 1990 BCD program. A completion of all previous data was started.

5.0 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

The QSR property (Fig. 1) is situated in the northern part of the Precambrian Abitibi Subprovlnce. The property covers part of a metavolcanlc-sedimentary sequence that forms a large tongue extending westward from a major supracrustal belt in western Quebec. The metavolcanlc- sedimentary sequence in Ontario is surrounded by granitic rocks to the north, west and south and is Intruded by several large granitic batholiths. The property covers the northwestern part of the tongue of supracrustals where east-west striking metavolcanlc and metasedimentary rocks Ile between granitic gneisses to the north and the Bateman Lake granodiorite pluton to the south. A pair of strong linear east-west oriented magnetic anomalies, that are associated with gold mineralization along the Casa Berardi Deformation Zone (CBDZ) In Quebec, can be traced westward through the metavolcanic-sedimentary supracrustal sequence of Ontario through the QSR property. The supracrustals are generally moderately to steeply dipping and tend to dip away from, arid are probably domed by, the Intrusive granitic bodies.

The metavolcanlc and metasedimentary rocks within the property have undergone regional metamorphism from upper greenschist to middle amphibolite facies grade.


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5.1 Property Geology

The QSR property Is underlain by a shallow-water submarine mafic to felsic volcanic and sedimentary sequence that strikes east-west to east-northeast with foliation and bedding dipping 50 to 75 degrees to the north. The property can be divided into three main supracrustal units, a northern, middle and southern unit '

The northern unit is a mixed zone that consists domlnantly of mafic volcanics whh Interdlgltated horizons including intermediate volcanics and lesser waterialn hyaloclastite, pyroclastic and epiclastic Interflow sediments. The western portion of the northern unft is dominated by massive and occasionally pillowed mafic volcanics.

The middle unit lies south of the northern unit and consists domlnantty of waterialn felsic volcanic pyroclastics and fine grained argillaceous sediments. The main rock types Include ash tuffs, feldspar and quartz feldspar crystal tuffs and lesser laplll tuffs. Fine grained sltstones and argHIHes constitute the sedimentary sequence.

The southern unit consists domlnantly of relatively mature, coarse clastic sediments comprised of thickly Interbedded arenites and conglomerates.

The supracrustals are intruded by numerous thin dykes, plugs and larger bodies of feldspar porphyry, granodiorite to quartz diorite and lesser amounts of feldspar porphyry dykes. Later diabase dykes cut all of these units.

6.0 DRILLING AND SAMPLING

Inco contracted Bradley Bros. Ltd. of Timmins, Ontario to perform the drilling and provide ancillary support services including road clearing. Overburden Drilling Management Limited COOM") of Nepean, Ontario provided one geologist, P. Collins, for reverse circulation drll hole logging and training of Inco personnel. Inco personnel included geologists K. Harmla and D. Truscott and geotechnlcian C. Laamanen.

Forty-nine (49) vertical holes (Table 1) were drilled to test two parallel, ENE trending, magnetic low trends representing potential auriferous shear zones. Bedrock was sampled to Identify zones of deformation and alteration that could host gold mineralization. Overburden was sampled to test for glacially dispersed gold indicative of subcropping mineralization within these structural zones.

6.1 Drilling Equipment

Bradley's drill rig employed an Acker MP drill head with a 3 metre feed cylinder. The drill, together with all its ancillary equipment Including air compressor, water pump and logging and sampling facilities, was unitized and enclosed on the bed of a Nodwefl Model 240 tracked carrier for all-terrain mobility and all-weather operation.

The rig employed an air compressor with a rated capacity of 300 cfm at 160 psi and a water pump with a capacity of 20 gpm at 600 psi. Water flow was normally restricted to 4 to 6 gpm to Improve recovery of fines. The rig was equipped with a 110 volt generator and "Cool White" fluorescent fixtures that simulate natural sunlight for accurate sample logging. AH equipment except the air compressor and Nodwell carrier was operated hydrostatlcally from a central dlesei engine.


TABLE 1

OSR . REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL SUMMARY

Hole Number

85101851028510385104851058510685107851088510985110851118511285113851148511585116851178511885119851208512185122851238512485125851268512785128851298513085131851328513385134851358513685137851388513985140851418514285143851448514585146851478514885149

Coordinates

3200E/ 460S3600E/ 420S4000E/ 400S4400E/ 400S4800E/ 40082700E/ 50082400E/ 780N2800E/ 900N3200E/1000N3600E/I100N1800E/ 500S1400E/ 700S1000E/ 800S600E/ 870S200E/ 900S160W/1050S600W/1220S

1000W/1235S1400W/1250S1600W/ 580S2000W/ 690S2400W/ 800S2800W/ 90583200W/1100S3400W/1800S3600W/1900S4000W/2000S4200W/2000S4400W/2100S4800W/2200S300W/ 5008500W/ 3008300W/300S

1800W/ 64582200W/ 79082600W/ 78583000W/1105S3400W/1135S3020W/1780S4600W/2200S5000W/2325S5200W/2325S6200W/2725S6000W/2700S5600W/2475S5200W/1550S5600W/1775S6800W/1995S6400W/2040S

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Depth to B/R(m)

29.15.2

20.729440.7

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15.09.7

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18.410.07.83.3751.6

10.615.07.45.07.63.06.16.53.0

22.05.05.97.3

19.812.2

Final Depth (m)

31.06.8

22.031.042.010.015.516.517.07.5

13.05.53.6I.53.56.0

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6.2 Logging and Sampling

The QSR overburden samples were collected In two 20 litre buckets coupled with a plastic tube. This procedure ensures a quiet settling environment thus reducing the loss of fines encountered if only one bucket Is used and allowed to overflow. Most of the day te stll lost but a research study made by (Dlmock, 1985) showed that sand lossls Insignificant and sit loss is reduced to 40 percent compared to 72 percent with the one-bucket system.

A 10-mesh (1700 micron) screen was employed over the first bucket to separate and discard the majority of rock cuttings and thereby Increase the proportion of matrix material which Is used to Identify and trace dispersal trains. The * 10 mesh rock cuttings were constantly monitored for any variations which could give dues to overburden stratigraphy, or for any clast* Indicative of an environment suitable for gold or base metal mineralization. Approximately 20 percent of the cuttings were kept for future reference. The degree of sorting of the -10 mesh matrix was monitored to differentiate till from sand and gravel.

Till units were sampled continuously using an average sample Interval of 1.5 metres. Glaciofluvial sand and gravel were sampled over longer, 3 to 6 metre intervals because they are far-travelled and thus generally ineffective for mineral tracing. Glaciolacustrine day and sit were not sampled. Following collection, the overburden samples were reduced to 7-9 kflograms, packed in heavy plastic bags and shipped in 20-litre metal palls to ODM's processing laboratory in Nepean, Ontario.

Forty-nine holes (Fig. 4) were drilled. All but one of the holes penetrated the entire overburden section and extended approximately 1.5 metres into bedrock. In total, 145 overburden and 139 bedrock chip samples were collected. The detailed drill logs are Induded In Appendix A.

Heavy mineral concentrates were prepared from the overburden samples at ODM's laboratory In Nepean, Ontario. Gold particles (Appendix B) sighted during processing were measured to determine their Individual contribution to the overall gold content of the concentrates and were classified according to their distance of glacial transport (Fig. 3).

Three 0.5 metre samples were taken from each 1.5 metre bedrock Intersection. One representative sample from each hole was logged by ODM under a binocular microscope to establish the local bedrock lithologic, structural and alteration patterns. In a separate study, ODM evaluated the bedrock samples collected from two previous phases of dnVng and conducted that pyritization of magnetite in sheared feldspar porphyry intrusions is the main control for gold mineralization on and near the property (Averill, 1990).

For the 1990 program, subsamples of all bedrock chip samples (Appendix C) and heavy mineral concentrates were analyzed for gold plus 33 elements (Appendix D) by Instrumental neutron activation (INA) analysis. Subsequently the heavy mineral concentrates of some overburden samples that yielded anomalies were check panned and/or examined to determine the probable cause of the anomalies.

The two magnetic lows tested on the QSR property in 1990 trend roughly east-west and the preserved till is probably southward-transported (165 degrees), considering the modest overburden depth (average 12 metres). Consequently, apron-like dispersal trains are the most likely overburden target. The two magnetic lows were each tested with a single drH traverse oriented parallel to and positioned 100 m south of the target. Drill holes were typicaly spaced every 200 m, but this was increased to up to 400 m at the west end of the drffl area where the formatlonal magnetic lows are obscured by intrusive-related magnetic patterns.


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6.3 Sample Processing

Overburden Drilling Management's processing procedures for overburden samples are llustrated In the flow sheet (Table 2) and can be divided Into several stages.

A 250 gram character sample Is extracted from the bulk sample using a tube-type sampler. This character sample Is dried and stored for future reference. On some programs, Its minus 250 mesh fraction Is separated and analyzed to check for metals that are occluded Irr low density minerals and therefore not recovered in the heavy mineral concentrates. The remainder of the bulk sample Is weighed wet and Is sieved at 1700 microns (10 mesh) to separate the dasts from the matrix. The + 1700 micron dasts are weighed wet and the -1700 micron matrix Is processed on a shaking table to obtain a preconcentrate. The table concentrate and all fractions obtained from l are weighed dry. The sample weights are listed In Appendix B.

While the samples are being tabled, special procedures are used to effect the separation of gold grains from the other heavy minerals. These grains are picked from the deck, placed under a binocular microscope, measured to obtain an estimate of their contribution to the eventual assay of the concentrate and classified as delicate, Irregular or abraded (Fig. 3) to determine their approximate distance of glacial transport After the gold grains have been examined, they are recombined with the table concentrate. This concentrate is dried and a heavy liquid separation in methylene iodide (specific gravity 3.3) is performed. The light fraction (S.Q. less than 3.3) is stored and the heavy fraction undergoes a magnetic separation to remove drill steel and magnetite. The magnetic separates are checked to ensure that they contain not more than five percent pyrrhotite.

6.4 Sample Analysis

Subsamples of the bedrock chips (Appendix C) and whole non-magnetic overburden heavy mineral concentrates (Appendix O) were analyzed for gold * 33 elements (plus tin and potassium for bedrock samples) by instrumental neutron activation (INA) analysis at Activation Laboratories Ltd. in Ancaster, Ontario. Analytical specifications are shown in Table 3.

Using the INA procedure, the heavy mineral concentrates require no sample preparation (pulping) thus, the sample is preserved for additional geochemical or mineralogical work that may be required later. In contrast, the bedrock chips are pulped to -150 mesh and a one assay ton (30 gram) sample Is analyzed. Essentially the same element suite is reported for both the bedrock and heavy minerals, but better detection limits are obtained for several of the bedrock elements (e.g. nickel and zinc detection limits are lowered to 50 ppm from 200 ppm).

7.0 OVERBURDEN GEOLOGY

Tills from three major glaciations and sediments from two Interglacial periods are present in area. The oldest (Kansan ?) till is so rarely preserved that It is not significant In exploration. The next till (Lower Till) was deposited by Ice moving southwestward from New Quebec In Illinoian time. It is preserved in many buried valleys and contains the dispersal trains from any mineralization in these valleys. The youngest till was deposited by Late Wisconsinan Ice of the LaurentkJe sheet that originally moved southwestward from New Quebec (Vellette et al., 1989) but during glacial recession split into a southeast-moving Hudson mass west of Longitude 78^ (Val d'Or and Joutel), where the QSR property is located, and a southwest moving New Quebec mass In the area east of this longitude. The eskeNIke Harricana Interlobate Moraine was deposited at the contact between the two ice masses. The till to the west Is known as Matheson TW. The til to the east has been Informally named the Chlbougamau Til.


TABLE 2

Bulk Sample 8 to 10 kg

Character Sample, 250 g; STORE

Split

+1700 Microns: STORE

Table Split: Wet Sieve to 1700 Microns

Light Fraction; STORE

-1700 Microns: Shaking Table

fc Gold Grain Count

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Table Concentrate: anning 4 Gold Grain Count

(Selected Samples)

Light Fraction: STORE

Table Concentrate:Heavy Liquid Separation(Methylene Iodide SG 3.3)

Magnetic Fraction: STORE

Heavy Fraction: Magnetic Separation

Non-Magnetic Fraction: Ship to Analytical Lab

Sample Processing Flow Sheet

Gold Grain Morphology

Delicate Irregular Abraded

100 1000

Distance of Transport (metres)

Effects of Glacial Transport on Gold Particle Sl?.e and Shape (Developed by Overburden Drilling Management Limited)

FIGURE 3

Lower Detection Limit

Sample Type

Heavy mineral concentrates and Bedrock chips

Sample Preparation

None

Pulverize to-150 mesh(30 g subsample)

Element

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GoldSilverArsenicBariteBromineCalciumCobaltChromiumCesiumIronHafniumMercuryIridiumPotassiumMolybdenumSodiumNickelRubidiumAntimonyScandiumSeleniumTinStrontiumTantalumThoriumUraniumTungstenZincLanthanumCeriumNeodymi urnSamariumEuropium

. TerbiumYtterbiumLutetium

HMC

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200515

102

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50020050

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100.10.2

20.20.1

Bedrock

552

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5005030

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10.50.5

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Unit of Measure

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Method

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During Early Wisconsinan Ice advance 100,000 years ago and during Late Wisconsinan Ice recession 10,000 years ago, the region was flooded by glacial Lakes Ojlbway l and II, respectively, which drained southward over the Hudson Bay - St Lawrence River divide. Varied day, sit and fine sand sheets up to 30 metres thick were deposited in both lakes. The Ojlbway l sediments conformably overite the Sangamon Interglacial sediments and the complete Sangamon/Early Wisconsinan package is known as the Mlsslnabl Formation (Skinner, 1973). The Ojlbway l sediments coarsen upward because they were deposited from a transgressive ice sheet that was pushing the lake southward. They were overridden for 90,000 years by the 3 to 4 km thick Wisconsinan Ice sheet and are overconsdkJated, dry and platy whereas the Ojlbway H sediments, which were deposited from regressive Ice, fine upward and are soft. Glaciofluvial esker/detta sands and gravels were deposited by the meltwater rivers that fed both lakes.

The final glacial event In the Abitibi region was a minor southeastward readvance of a thin lobe of ice from the Hudson mass Into the northern part of Lake Ojlbway II and over the northern part of the Harricana Moraine (Velllette et a!., 1989), depositing Cochrane til which consists mainly of day recyded from the soft lake bed. When the Cochrane Ice melted, Lake Ojlbway II drained northward, exposing the Late Wisconsinan esker ridges to considerable erosion by wave and wind action until they became stabilized by vegetation.

Quaternary units Intersected In the 1990 QSR reverse circulation drll program Indude: (1) rare burled remnants of Illinoian-age Lower Till and Sangamon to Early Wisconslnan-age Mlsslnabl Formation, (2) widespread sheets of Late Wisconsinan-age Matheson Til, Ojibway H glaciofluvial and glaciolacustrine sediments, Cochrane Till and coeval sand and gravel, and (3) a surface veneer of Holocene-age organic debris. The pre-Late Wisconsinan deposits were Intersected In only two hdes on the northern drill traverse on the Tarzan/Qddrock dalm block. The hdes are relatively deep (one was abandoned) because they intersected the bedrock depression associated with the roof pendant In the West Porphyry, and the deposits were sheltered by this depression from the erosive force of the Wisconsinan Ice. Elsewhere a relatively thin layer of Matheson Til contacts the bedrock except In a few hdes where it is supplanted by Ojibway il glaciofluvial sand and gravel or Cochrane THI. The Cochrane Till is continuous over most of the property. A veneer of Hdocene peat or forest litter constitutes the surface horizon throughout the drill area.

The direction of ice flow for the Matheson THI was about 260 degrees, shifting sharply to 165 degrees during deglaciation (Veillette et at., 1989). The relatively flat bedrock topography In the QSR drill area, together with the poor preservation of pre-Wisconslnan deposits, suggests that most of the Matheson Till was deposited during the post-shift, 165 degree ice flow event Well-developed flirtings on the surface of the Cochrane Till throughout the Burntbush - Casa-Berardl region show that this till was deposited by 140 to 150 degree Ice flow.

6.0 OVERBURDEN GEOCHEMISTRY

8.1 Heavy Mineral Concentrate Gold Anomalies

Of the one hundred and forty-five (145) heavy mineral concentrates, none exceeded the first anomaly threshold of ten or more gdd grains. However, thirteen concentrates (9 percent of samples processed) produced measured and/or calculated gdd assays greater than the second anomaly threshold of 1000 ppb gold. The thirteen heavy mineral anomalies were hosted in samples of Matheson Till (7), Ojibway II sand and gravel (2), Cochrane THI (2) and combinations of these media (2). The anomalies were found in eleven of the forty-nine QSR reverse drculation drill hdes (Table 4).

Gold Anomalies Grains 1st Stage 2nd and 3rd V.G. Screening

Hole Sample Au Assay (ppb) (*Not (Vert. Meas.:Calc. No. No. Meas. Gale. Panned) Cont.) Assay Ratio

85101 176003 3,470 0

85105 176031 926 1,046

85108 176049 5,930 13,235

85118 176103 1,490 6,205

176105 714 1,447

85120 176117 1,010 1,651

85120 176119 2,160 2,262

85121 176128 3,410 5,194

85123 176147 357 1,007

176148 804 2,059

851.10 176181 512 1,050

85132 176189 1,410 2,543

85135 176203 1,190 1,891

0 No (Ojib. II gravel/

Matheson Till)

6 No 0.9 (Matheson Till)


4 No 0.2 (Cochrane Till)

7 No 0.5 (Ojib. II sand)

*1 No 0.6 (Matheson Till)


"1 Basal Sample 0.7 (Cochrane Till/ Matheson Till)

5 Vertical 0.4 (Matheson Till)

5 Vertical, 0.4 Basal Sample (Matheson Till)

3 Basal Sample 0.5 (Matheson Till)

2 Basal Sample 0.6 (Cochrane Till)


Stage Screening

Nugget Effect

No

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Observed

Anomaly Remarks Group

Check-panned cone.; found no V.G., 60* pyrite.

All gold grains reshaped. 68* of calc. assay contributed by one nugget.

Gold grain reshaped. See Table 12.

All gold grains reshaped. 91* of calc. assay contributed by one nugget. See Table 12.


Gold grain reshaped.

All gold grains reshaped. 95* of calc. assay contributed by one nugget.

Gold grain reshaped.




Both gold grains reshaped. 75* of calc. assay contributed by one nugget.

Two gold grains reshaped and tvo modified. 60* of calc. assay contributed by one

E

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

reshaped nugget.

Table 4 - Data Summary of Heavy Mineral Gold Anomaly Screening


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A systematic three-stage screening process was applied to each of the thirteen anomalous samples (Table 4). The objective of eliminating background noise and Isolating any dispersal train anomalies that may be present. The simplest stage In the screening process Is to downgrade anomalies which have no vertical stratigraphic continuity; however, these anomalies are not completely eliminated until their cause Is determined. To have true vertical stratigraphic continuity, a gold anomaly must extend through two or more consecutive samples of one ti horizon and display dispersal train characteristics (e.g. delicate visible gold grains, occluded gold or pathfinder associations) in each sample. Sometimes two consecutive samples of the same til horizon are anomalous by coincidence as a result of background noise in one or both samples caused by the nugget effect or/and the cluster (particle sparsity) effect.

Second stage screening showed that twelve of the thirteen QSR heavy mineral gold anomalies are Group A nugget anomalies giving calculated assays compatible with the measured assays. Third stage screening has identified the other anomaly as a Group E anomaly caused by occluded gold. Seven of the eliminated anomalies were already downgraded in first stage screening by a lack of vertical stratigraphic continuity. The vertical continuity or basal position displayed by the other five eliminated anomalies is coincidental.

8.2 Heavy Mineral Concentrate Anomalies (Arsenic, Zinc, Nickel and Antimony)

The heavy mineral anomaly threshold for arsenic, zinc and nickel Is 600 ppm. The threshold for antimony has not been established. Of the 145 QSR heavy mineral concentrates, only one produced an anomaly, RX 176034 (BH 85115) assayed 1200 ppm zinc. Elevated background results approaching the anomaly threshold are rare.

Arsenic values average around 30 ppm and none exceed 100 ppm. Zinc values range from less than the 200 ppm detection limit (80 percent of samples) to 450 ppm (excluding the anomaly). Because of the high detection limit, it Is believed that the elevated results are more a reflection of detection limit variations than true Increased concentrations of zinc in the overburden. This Is supported by examination of the anomalous concentrate, which is very smafl (2.4 g), and not only lacks zinc minerals but also has a very low pyrite concentration (0.1 percent). Nickel values exceeded detection (200 ppm) in only three cases. Antimony values range from less than the 0.2 ppm detection limit (95 percent of samples) to 3 ppm, which is too low to be significant.

9.0 BEDROCK GEOLOGY - 1990 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILLING

The supracrustal rocks drilled on the QSR property comprise abundant turbkJItes and minor basalt with subvolcanic gabbro sills and feldspar porphyry stocks. A younger granodiorite pluton Is present In the south and related dykes occur In the southwest.

Feldspar porphyry is particularly abundant. It forms three major stocks, the East Porphyry, the Central Porphyry and the West Porphyry, and several smaller bodies. The feldspar porphyry is of Intermediate composition and is nearly alkalic, I.e. quartz-poor and very albrtte. It contains low and variable concentrations of magnetite, and therefore produces a very Irregular magnetic pattern. The stocks are broadly sill-like but In detafl display cross-cutting relationships with the turbldites and basalt. Most recognized shear zones on the property are hosted in the feldspar porphyry stocks. Alteration along these shear zones Is characterized by pyritization. The best gold mineralization encountered is located in the West Porphyry and coincides with the zone of greatest pyrite enrichment. A younger shear zone that post-dates granodiorite plutonism Is present south of the West Porphyry. This shear zone is characterized by pyrlte-chlorite-slica alteration and is locally anomalous In gold.


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The 1990 drilling provided more detaH on the positions of some contacts. The same lithologic units were recognized with the addition of diabase. Where the geology Is more diverse and the distribution of pre-1990 drill holes is patchy, a number of contacts were shifted, some were extended and some were added.

Shear deformation Identified In the 1990 drill holes Is largely restricted to the Central and West Porphyry drilling. A new east-west trending shear zone was Intersected along the magnetic low target In the Central Porphyry. This shear zone could be the western extension of the Cogema Horizon (the host of the Cogema gold zone) although tt occurs within rather than at the contact of the porphyry. Another new shear zone was Intersected In the five di* holes In the southern part of the West Porphyry along a strike length of 1.5 km. This shear zone closes to the west against unsheared granodiorite but It may extend 2.5 km eastward to an area of moderate shearing identified in BH's 85117 and 85118. In BH's 85128 and 15129, the shearing is pronounced and obliterates the original texture of the rocks.

Alteration in the 1990 drill holes is commonly weak even In the well-sheared samples. The only strong pyritization observed was noted in BH 85138, which was drilled on the northern traverse at the east contact of the West Porphyry. The sample Is a well brecciated sltstone which Is also silicified and hematized.

10.0 BEDROCK GEOCHEMISTRY

The gold content of the bedrock samples is commonly less than 5 ppb; weak spikes of 10 to 50 ppb were obtained from twenty-three samples in fifteen holes throughout the drill area.

1) 10 to 31 ppb in six unsheared to weakly sheared turbidite samples from four holes along the east half of the southern traverse;

2) 12 to 27 ppb in four samples from three holes along the gabbro/turbkJite contact;

3) 15 to 41 ppb in two unsheared greywacke samples from two holes at the southwest end of the Central Porphyry;

4) 17 to 48 ppb in three strongly sheared and altered sltstone samples from Hole 85138 on the eastern contact of the West Porphyry along the northern traverse;

5) 11 to 19 ppb in three weakly to strongly sheared samples from the West Porphyry,

6) 10 ppb in one weakly sheared greywacke at the eastern contact of the West Porphyry along the southern traverse;

7) 11 to 23 ppb In three unsheared diabase samples from Hole 85143 on the Tarzan/Goldrock dalm block;

8) 18 ppb in one unsheared basalt sample from the Tarzan/Goldrock dalm block.

The gold anomalies all lack pathfinder associations and are of limited significance. Arsenic values are very low, ranging from less than detection (2 ppm) to 22 ppm. Antimony occurs only in background concentrations (maximum 0.9 ppm). Zinc is the only other analyzed element of potential significance as a gold pathfinder. Zinc values range from less than the 50 ppm detection limit to 460 ppm.


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11.0 CONCLUSIONS

The objectives of the QSR reverse circulation drilling/heavy mineral geochemical sampling program were to test the overburden (down-Ice from two ENE-trending magnetic low zones) for glacially dispersed gold indicative of subcropplng mineralization and to delineate zones of Intense bedrock deformation and/or alteration that could host epigenetic gold mineralization.

Thirteen heavy mineral gold anomalies were Identified. Twelve may be attributed to amplification of background concentrations of visible gold nuggets by the sampling procedure. The remaining anomaly could be attributed to contamination of the til matrix by dast-hosted occluded gold. The drilling yielded no positive results. The Matheson Til is well suited to geochemical sampling because It was Intersected In 85 percent of the drill holes, Is of a reasonable thickness (average 3 m) and is largely derived from local bedrock. No heavy mineral arsenic, antimony or nickel anomalies were encountered; one weak zinc anomaly was located.

With respect to the second objective, the drilling was partially successful. Previously unrecognized shear zones were identified crossing the northern part of the Central Porphyry and the south part of the West Porphyry, however, alteration is very weak in these shear zones.

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

l, Kalevi K. Hannila of 521 Byng Street, Sudbury, Ontario certify that:

1. l am a 1979 graduate of Laurentian University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology.

2. l have practised my profession in Saskatchewan and Ontario continuously since graduation from University.

3. l am currently employed by Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc.

4. The work described in the attached report was carried out under my supervision.

Kalevi K. Hannila November 16, 1990

l13.0 CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

' l, Kalevi K. Hannila of 521 Byng Street, Sudbury, Ontario certify that:

1 1. l am a 1979 graduate of Laurentian University with a Bachelor of Science degree In Geology.

1 2. l have practised my profession In Saskatchewan and Ontario continuously since graduation from University.

3. l am currently employed by Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc.

4. The work described In the attached report was carried out under my supervision.

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APPENDIX A

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85101-0 PAGE 1 65101-0

BOREHOLEPROJECTLatitudeNTS/QuadCountryProv. /stateTwp/Countydal* *

85101-0Q. S. R.

460.00S42 H 8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL836620

Departure Logged by Drilled by Drill type Core size Section

* INCO ****DRILL LOG**

3200.00E

P.COLLINS

BRADLEY BROTHERS

NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

3200 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naste

: 10000.00*: AU 4 33 others:: FEB. 02/90: FEB. 03/90:

PRINT Mn :29-AUG-1990 14:09

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlswthBH bearingHeeding

31.00*

090

depth tzm dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00

** DEVIATION RECORDS **

z* dip depth azs) dip depth azi dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE BIT * 8000200

FROM

mTO DESCRIPTION

*k**********************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS

H * S) PPM PPM PPM

ZN

0.00 0.30 HUMUSOrganic*.

0.30 8.50 CLAY0.3 to 5.5 H 1t beige/ochre

coloured (oxidized) to grey , tUghtly gritty , toft clay.

5.5 to 8.5 m Is grey , non gritty , toft clay.

8.50 8.90 GRAVELClait supported , sorted ,

with a coarse sand Mtrlx. Clasts are composed of

0.00

0.30

0.30 0.30 NS

8.50 8.20 NS

8.50 8.90 0.40 RX 176001 0.032 ^0.000 19.0 <200. 160.00

85101-0 85101-0 PAGE 1

85101-0 PAGE 2** INCO ** DRILL LOG**

85101-0

FROM

M

TO DESCRIPTION

approxlnately 40 X volcanics and sediments and 60 X granitoids.

8.90 9.70 BOULDERGranitic boulder.

9.70 10.40 GRAVELAt to 8.9 m.

10.40 14.50 GRAVELSimilar to gravel at 8.5 to

8.9 m with a coarse-biased , slightly unsorted Mtrlx between 10.4 to 10.8 m.

14.50 29.10 TILLMatheson till.Grey / beige fine tand /

tilt and grey gritty clay Mtrlx.Cobble sized clattt composed

of 50 X volcanlct/tedlments and 50X granitoid!.

The till appeart to natrlx supported.

Mineralized cobble at 14.0 m , massive sulphides In a greywacke host.

Below 19.0 m grey gritty clay Mtrlx up to 10 X of the unit.

22.8 - 22.5 at grey toft non gritty clay bed.

22.5 - 29.1 ai similar to till between 14.5 - 22.5 m , 10X grey gritty clay with the sand component of the Mtrlx appearing tllgthly sorted (tilt deficient in placet).Till bordert on being clatt supported.

28.1 - 28.5 granitic

85101-0

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG m m m PPM PPM

AS ZN PPM

10.40 15.50 5.10 RX 176002 0.145 4.000 15.50 14.50 0.80 RX 176005 5.470 xS.OOO

U PPM

8.90 9.70 0.80 NS

9.70 10.40 0.70 RX 176001 0.052 ^0.000 19.0 <200. 160.00

56.0 520. 150.00 21.0 <200. 21.00

14.5015.0016.9018.5019.6021.5022.6024.0025.5027.0028.1028.50

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PPM

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AS ZN W

PPM

boulder. 29.10 31.00 BEDROCK

Dark grey , fine grained , well foliated greywacke.Main Mafic •Ineral 1* biotite. Trace to 1 X disseminated pyrite and 1 to 2 X quartz/carbonate stringers.

29.10 31.00 1.90 RX 176013 0.020 ^.000 ^.0

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85102-0 PAGE 1 85102-0

** INCO ** " DRILL LOG**

BOREHOLE

PROJECT

LatitudeNTS/QuadCountryProv./itateTwp/CountyClal* #

85102-0 Q.S.R.

420.005 42 H 8 CANADA ONTARIO HOBLITZELL 836621

Departure Logged by Drilled by Drill type Core tlze Section

5600.OOE P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

3600 E

ElevationAnay reg.Tett MethodStartedCoapletedGrid na*e

: 10000.00*: AU f 33 others:: FEB. 03/90i FEB. 03/90:

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlMithSH beerlngHeeding

29-AUG-1990 14:09

6.80*

090

depth az* dip

0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth az* dip depth az* dip depth az* dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TOII

DESCRIPTION

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FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS mum PPM PPM PPM


0.20 5.00 CLAYOjlbway II ledlHenti fro*

0.2 to 5.0 m.Grey ,il1ghtly gritty to non

gritty clay with tilt Interbed!. 5.00 5.20 TILL

Hatheion till 7 A very thin layer of what

appear* to be till lying directly over bedrock.Not enough material to staple.

ZN u PPM

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 5.00 4.80 NS

5.00 5.20 0.20 NS

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85102-0

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5.20 6.80 BEDROCKDark grey , fine grained ,

well foliated greywacke with 1X quartz carbonate stringers and trace sulphides.

FROMm

556

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TO LENGTHM

566

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85103-0

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4000.00E

P.COLLINS

BRADLEY BROTHERS

NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

4000 E

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nane

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 03/90FEB. 03/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlsftithBH bearingHeading

29-MM-1990 14:09

22.00*

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depth az* dip depth azu dip depth az* dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

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0.00 0.20 HUMUS

Organlcs. 0.20 5.50 TILL

Cochrane till.

Beige/ochre gritty clay atrlx.Granule size pebble clattt consisting of BOX volcanics and sediments and 20X granitoids.

5.50 11.30 CLAYOjlbway II sediments fro*

5.5 to 18.4 m.

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FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS m m m PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 5.50 5.30 NS

ZN PPM

W PPM

5.50 11.30 5.80 NS

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DRILL LOG**

85103-0

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mTO

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DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU

PPMAG

PPM

AS ZN

PPM

Clay 1s soft,grey and slightly gritty to non gritty,

11.30 13.80 SANDGrey , very fine sand and

silt with thin clay Interbeds. 13.80 17.00 SAND

Interbedded beige fine , medium and coarse grained sands with 1nor cobble beds. Probably glacial

fluvial sediments. 17.00 18.40 SAND

Beige very fine grained sand with non gritty slightly coupected clay beds.

18.40 20.70 TILLMatheson till.Grey/beige fine sand and

grey gritty clay matrix (approximately 40X clay)

Clasts are mainly pebbles and small cobbles made up of 60X volcanics and sediments and 40X grantolds.

Greywacke boulder from 18.6 to 19.0 m.

20.70 22.00 BEDROCKGreenish dark grey , fine

grained , moderately to well foliated greywacke.Locally silicified , 21.4 to 22.0 m 1s almost exclusively quartz vein.Trace to IX disseminated sulphides•leo noted.

11.30 13.20 1.90 NS13.20 13.80 0.60 RX 176017 0.072 45.000 42.0 260. 29.00

13.80 16.50 2.70 RX 176017 0.072 0.000 42.0 260. 29.0016.50 17.00 0.50 RX 176017 0.072 45.000 42.0 260. 29.00

17.00 18.40 1.40 RX 176018 0.055 48.000 16.0 4200. 28.00

18.40 18.60 0.20 RX 176018 0.055 4.000 16.0 <200. 28.0018.60 19.00 0.40 NS19.00 20.70 1.70 RX 176019 0.061 4.000 14.0 <200. 90.00

20.70 21.2021.20 21.6021.60 22.00

0.500.400.40

RX 176020 RX 176021 RX 176022

40.00540.00540.005

45.00045.00045.000 4.0

*50. 44.00450. 44.00450. 44.00

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** INCO ** "DRILL LOO**

4400.OOE P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

4400 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid na*e

10000.0011AU * 33 others

FEB. 03/90FEB. 04/90

PRINT DATE 29-AU6-1990 14:09

Hole lengthLevelDip8L azimuthBH bearingHeading

31.00*

090

depth urn dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth at* dip depth utm dip depth am dip

COMMENTS : *o*********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMn

0.00

TO DESCRIPTION

****************************************t*******************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN

M II B PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.20 HUMUSOrganic* / peat.

0.20 8.00 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre gritty clay

satrlx (colour of Mtrlx turns to grey downhole) Granule clastt are predominately MetasedlMents.

6.00 21.00 CLAYOjlbway II sediment*. Clay 1s grey,soft and gritty

at the top of the unit to non gritty

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 8.00 7.80 NS

8.00 21.00 13.00 NS

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85104-0 PAGE 2 ** INCO **

"DRILL LOG**

851CK-0

FROH TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLED! AU AG AS ZN U

m D M PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

downhole with occaislonal tilt Interbed*.

21.00 26.50 SANDGrey/beige very fine grained

sand and lilt beds with thin grey clay interbed*.

26.50 29.50 TILLMatheson till.Grey/beige fine send and

silt Matrix,(matrix supported).Clasts are cobble sized and are composed of 70X volcanlcs/sedlments and 30X granitoids.

27.5 - 27.7 m :gran1t1c

boulder,not sampled. 29.30 31.00 BEDROCK

Dark grey,fine grained greywacke.The rock 1s well foliated with minor

Quartz velnlng (15X near bedrock surface,decreasing downhole).Minor granitic dike Intersected at 29.7 m.

Trace FeO and hematite stain noted along with trace to 1X disseminated sulphides.

21.00 26.50 5.50 MS

26.5027.5027.7028.50

29.3029.8030.20

27.27.28.29.

29.30.31.

5070SO30

802000

1.000.200.800.80

0.500.400.80

RXNSRXRX

RXRXRX

176023

176023176024

176025176026176027

0

00

40

00

.103

.103

.184

.005

.016

.031

47.000

47.00046.000

45.00045.00045.000

34.0

34.021.0

42.042.042.0

400.

400.4200.

120.450.450.

270.00

270.0087.00

44.0044.0044.00

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** INCO ****DRILL LOG**

4800.00E P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

4800 E


: 10000.00s): AU 4 33 others;: FEB. 04/90: FIB. 04/90J

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlauth•H bearingHeading

29-AUG-1990 14:09

42.00*

090


depth SIM dip depth aza dip depth aza dip depth aza 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COHMENTS : ************************t***********************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOD

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN m m m PPM PPM PPN PPM


0.30 11.00 SANDOjibway II tedlnents frow

0.3 to 37.0 D.Beige,sorted fine,Bediu* and

coarse sand Interbeds with occasslonal thin granule beds.(Poor return on staple Initially due to lack of teal around rods.

11.00 17.00 SANDInterbedded coarse and

0.00 0.30 0.30 NS

0.30 11.00 10.70 NS

11.00 17.00 6.00 NS

85105-0 85105-0 PAGE 1

85105-0 PAGE Z•* JNCO ** *DRILL LOG**

85105-0

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROM

mTO LENGTH

D mSAMPLE* AU

PPM

AG

PPM

AS ZN

PPM

W PPM

granule tends with occasailonal fine-medium grained sand beds.

17.00 24.00 SANDAs above with pebble/granule

gravel Interbed!.Clast composition of gravel

beds are 10X volcanlcs/sedlments and 90X granitoids.

24.00 32.50 SANDAs to 17.0 B.(1.5 bags of

drilling compound added to water at 28.5 m).

52.50 37.00 SANDPredominantly sorted very

fine grained sand with fine and medium grained sand Interbeds.Silty lump* on selve due to drilling compound.

37.00 40.70 TILLMatheson till.Beige to grey fine sand/silt

matrix.Cobble sized clasts made up of 50X volcanlcs/sedlments and 50X granitoids.

Granitoid boulders at 39.0 to 39.6 H and 39.6 to 40.0 m.

From 40.0 to 40.7 m the till becomes clay rich with 40 to 50X of unit being comprised of grey gritty clay.

40.70 42.00 BEDROCKDark grey, fine grained

greywacke.The rock 1s strongly foliated

85105-0

17.00 24.00 7.00 NS

24.00 25.50 1.50 NS25.50 28,50 3.00 KX 176028 0.809 4.000 ^.0 *200. 26.0028.50 31.50 3.00 RX 176029 f0.011 4.000 4.0 <200. 4.0031.50 32.50 1.00 RX 176030 0.045 4.000 7.0 <200. 18.00

32.50 37.00 4.50 RX 176030 0.045 4,000

40.7041.30

7.0 <200. 18.00

37.0037.5039.0040.00

37394040

.50

.00

.00

.70

0.501.501.000.70

RXRXNSRX

176030176031

176032

0.0450.926

0.070

44

K7

.000

.000

.000

7.07.0

77.0

<200.<200.

<200.

18.0035.00

130.00

41.30 0.6042.00 0.70

RX 176033 RX 176034

0.010 4.0004.000 3.0

40. 40.

4.004.00

85105-0 PA6E 2

85105-0 PAGE 3 ** INCO ** "DRILL LOO**

05105-0

FROM TOD

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTHm m

SAMPLE* AU PPN

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPN

U PPN

nearly schistose with 1-2X quartz/carbonate stringers and < 1X disseminated sulphides.

PAGE 3

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** INCO **••DRILL LOG**


2700 E

ElevationA*tay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nasw

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEi. 06/90FEB. 06/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDip•L ailnuthBM bearingHeading

29-AU6-1990 14:09

10.0011

090

depth an dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth azsi dip depth azn dip depth nm dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM

S)

TO

II

DESCRIPTION

******************t*****************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.20 HUMUS

Organlct. 0.20 8.40 TILL

Cochrane till. Matrix 1* ochre to greyish

belge.toft gritty clay and Minor fine sand/dlt.Clast* are Mlnly pebbles and SMll cobble* Mde up of 50X volcanlcc/tedlnentt and 50X granitoids.

From 4.0 M to the botton of the unit there 1s an Increase 1n the

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.202.507.50

2.507.508.40

2.505.000.90

NSRX 176035RX 176036

0.5860.044

^.000 5.0 48.0

*200. <200.

46.00480.00

85106-0 85106-0 PAGE 1

85106-0 PAGE 2** INCO **••DRILL LOG**

85106-0

FROMH

TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN H it m m PPM PPH PPM PPM PPM

granitoid component(probably locally derived from feldspar porphyry units 1n the vicinity).Possible unnotlcable contact with Matheson till.

8.40 10.00 BEDROCKDark grey,very fine to fine

grained slltstone/greywacke.The rock 1s well foliated with very fine grained fissile (silty) bands.

Over all there 1s 3-5X quartz/carbonate stringers and trace to 1X disseminated sulphides.Below 9.0 m t1X Fed staining 1s present.

8.40 9.009.00 9.609.60 10.00

0.600.600.40

RX 176037 RX 176038 RX 176039

^.005 xO.OOS tO.OOS

^.000 ^.000

K50. <4.00K50. <4.00<50. 330.00

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2400 E

ElevationAttay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid na*e

10000.00*AU 4 33 others

FEB. 06/90FEB. 06/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlmithBH bearingHeading

29-AUC-1990 14:09

15.50*

090

depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00



COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.50 HUMUSOrganic!.

0.50 13.00 CLAYOjlbway II sediments. Clay 1* grey,slightly gritty

to non gritty with silt Interbed* fro* 0.5 M to 12.0 M.A *1nor pebble bed 1* encountered between 12.0 and 12 m.Below 12.3 m the clay becomes beige/grey and gritty with no clast*.

13.00 14.20 TILLBeige/grey,gltty clay Mtrlx

0.00 0.50 0.50 NS

0.50 13.00 12.50 NS

13.00 14.20 1.20 RX 176040 0.042 ^.000 10.0 <200. 200.00

85107-0 85107-0 PAGE 1

85107-0 PAGE 2** INCO **••DRILL LOO**

85107-0

FROMli

TOM

DESCRIPTION FROMm

TO LENGTHm m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPN

AS PPM

IN PPM

W PPM

with minor fine sand/tilt.Few pebbleAnd cobble clattt,(pcor

return),cont1st1ng of 60X volcanlcs/sedlnent and 40X granitoids.

14.20 15.50 BEDROCKDark greenish/grey,fine

grained alkalic volcanic.The rock 1* •trongly foliated/sheared,chlorite,with 5-7X quartz/carbonate stringer* and

•OX FeO staining.

14.20 14.70

14.70 15.10

15.10 15.50

0.500.400.40

RX 176041 RX 176042 RX 176043

(0.005 (0.005 (0.005

(5.000 (5.000 (5.000

(2.0 (2.0 (2.0

180. (4.00(50. (4.00130. (4.00

PACE

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900. DON





2800 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naiw

10000.00*AU * 33 other*

FEB.03/90FEB. 07/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azimuthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

16.501

090

depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth a z* dip depth azai dip depth azu dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMM

TOM

DESCRIPTION

*********************t***********************t**************



0.30 1.50 TILLCochrane till. Ochre gritty clay siatrlx

with very few sediment pebbles. 1.50 15.00 TILL

Matheson till. Beige to grey beige fine

sand and silt natrlx with 5X grey gritty clay.Pebble and small cobble clasts consist of 40X volcanics/ 60X

85108-0

0.00 0.30 0.30 NS

0.30 1.50 1.20 KX 176044 0.048 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 52.00

1.50 4.704.70 6.406.40 8.408.40 9.609.60 9.80

3.20 RX 176044 0.0481.70 MX 176045 0.3412.00 RX 176046 0.5291.20 RX 176047 0.1480.20 NS

r .000 ^.0 <200. 52.00J.000 19.0 <200. 34.00r.000 18.0 *2OO. 34.00r.000 13.0 <200. 35.00

85108-0 PAGE 1

65108-0

FROM TOR

DESCRIPTION

granitoids.NOTE:Sastple RX176044 Includes Cochrane till.

Minor changes In the unit where observed as follows:

5.0 - 8.5 n;Mtr1x of unit becones grey gritty clay(up to 70X of the unit).Also en occasional non gritty clay sea* Is noted.

8.5 - 9.6 *;5-10X grey gritty clay In Matrix.Clasts become sore compacted,nearly clast supported.Cobbles are snde up of 50X volcanlcs/sedlswnts and 50X granitoids.

9.6 - 9.8 R;A snail greywacke boulder,not sampled.

9.8 - 12. Z m;a t to 9.6 m.12.2 - 12.5 K;Beige fine

grained sand bed.12.5 - 15.0 n;as to 6.5 m.

15.00 16.50 BEDROCKDark grey to Mottled

white,coarse grained porphyry,(feldspar phenocryst*).

The rock 1s foliated and •oderately soft yielding about 15X rock powder.There 1s also 15X biotite and trace sulphides thoughout. TS C90-0215

PAGE 2 ** INCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROMm

91113

.80

.40

.50

TOB)

11.4013.5015.00

LENGTHm

1

21

.60

.10

.50

SAMPLE*

RXRXRX

176048176049176050

AUPPM

0.0595.9300.216

A6PPM

46.0004.00045.000

ASPPM

13.023.013.0

ZNPPM

<200.<200.<200.

uPPM

86.0062.0035.00

15.00 15.6015.60 16.0016.00 16.50

0.600.400.50

RX 176051 RX 176052 KX 176053

0.0070.0050.005

45.0000.00045.000

42.042.042.0

*50. 44.00450. 44.00450. 44.00

PAGE

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** INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

3200.DOE P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

3200 E

ElevationAssay rag.Tett MethodStartedComputedGrid nasa

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 07/90FEB.07/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

17.00*

090

depth urn dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00


azn dip depth dip depth azu dip

COHMENTS : ************************************************************ LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.20 HUMUSOrganlct.

0.20 3.20 TILLCochrane till. Beige ochre,gritty clay and

•Inor sand Mtrlx..Very few pebble clattf with

an approximate co*pos1st1on of 70X SedlMfltt/volcanlcs and 30X

granitoids. 3.20 6.50 CLAY

Ojlbway II sediments.

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 3.20 3.00 NS

3.20 6.50 3.30 NS

85109-0 85109-0 PAGE 1

, r. ....- L- l l L

FROM TO DESCRIPTION SI SI

Gradatlonal contact Cochrane till Into grey/beige, soft, slightly gritty to non gritty clay with occasional very fine sand Interbeds.

6.50 15.50 TILLMatheson till.Beige/grey, slightly sorted

fine sand/silt matrix. Cobble clasttcomprised of 25X volcanlcs/sedlsrantsand 75X granitoids.

9.5 - 9.7 m; tor ted fine sandbed.

14.0 - 14.5 m;gran1to1dboulder.

15.50 17.00 BEDROCKDark grey and greyish

white, coarse grained feldspar porphyry(feldspar phenocryst s). The rock 1sweakly to moderately foliated with 3-5Xquartz/carbonate velnlets, tracehematite stain and trace disseminatedsulphides. TS C90-0216

FROMm

6.509.0010.5012.0013.5014.0014.50

15.5016.0016.50

l PA6E l tt JNCO ** ••DRILL LOG**

TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU m m PPM

9.0010.5012.0013.5014.0014.5015.50

16.0016.5017.00

2.501.501.501.500.500.501.00

0.500.500.50

RXRXRXRXRXNSRX

RXRXRX

176054176055176056176057176058

176058

176059176060176061

0.1610.3190.1970.1070.082

0.082

(0.005(0.005(0.005

AG PPM

(7(7(6(5(7

(7

(5(5(5

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

AS PPM

22.015.017.0(2.0(2.0

(2.0

(2.0(2.0(2.0

ZN PPM

(200.(200.(200.(200.(200.

(200.

(50.138.(50.

W PPM

(4.00120.00(4.0015.00110.00

110.00

(4.00(4.00(4.00

PAGE

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** INCO **•'DRILL LOG**

3600.00E P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

3600 E


10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 07/90FEB. 07/90

PRINT DATE 4-OCT-1990 15:46

Hole LengthLevelDipBL azimuthBH bearingHeading

990 15

7.50*

090

depth iza dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00

•* DEVIATION RECORDS **

depth azsi dip depth azn dip depth aza dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************ LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTIONa M

0.00 0.20 HUMUSOrganlci.

0.20 2.00 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre gritty clay and

•Inor fine sand/tilt matrix.Scattered pebble clast* ;

80X volcanlcs/sedlnents and 20X granitoids.

2.00 3.20 CLAYOJIbway II sedlnents.Grey,toft,ilIghtly gritty to

85110-0

************************************************************FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS D l D PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 2.00 1.80 NS

ZN PPM

V PPM

2.00 3.20 1.20 NS

85110-0 PAGE 1


85VIU-0

FROMII

TO m

DESCRIPTION FROMn

TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

W PPM

non gritty,(downhole),clay. 3.20 6.00 TILL

Matheson till.Beige/grey , fine sand/lilt

and iUghtly gritty,beige,clay matrix (approxlMtely 10X).

Cobble clast* with a composition of 50X volcanlcs/sedlsients and 70X granitoids.

Occasional thin,sorted sand bed of median to coarse grains suggests that the hole nay be proxlolnal to glaclalfluvlal sediment*.

6.00 7.50 BEDROCKDark grey and pinkish

brown,coarse grained,feldspar pophryry.The rock Is foliated with

occasional chloritic bands trace hematite stain and trace sulphides. TS C90-0217

J.20 4.50

6.006.507.00

4.50 1.30 RX 176062 6.00 1.50 RX 176063

6.507.007.50

0.500.500.50

RX 176064 RX 176065 RX 176066

0.2440.163 ^.000

17.0 9.0

<200. 66.00

0.005 O.OOS ^.000

^.000K2.0

140. <4.00150. ^.00250. 11.00

PAGE

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** INCO **•*DRILL LOS**


1800 E

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompleted6r1d na*e

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 08/90FES. 07/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlMithBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

13.00*

090

depth az* dip 0,00 0.00 -90.00


depth azn dip depth azn dip depth dip

COMMENTS : ******o****************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TOm

DESCRIPTION************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AO AS ZN m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.20 7.00 CLAYOjlbway II sed1*enti fro*

0.2 m to 11.0 *.Grey/beige,toft,gritty clay

with very fine sand/silt Interbed!. 7.00 9.80 SAND

The top portion of the unit down to 8.2 * 1t sorted,beige,fine and •edlu* grained sand with a pebble bed at 7.0 *.Probably glacial fluvial

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 7.00 6.80 NS

7.00 9.00 2.00 RX 176067 0.635 4.000 ^.0 <200. 4.00 9.00 9.80 0.80 RX 176068 0.194 ^.000 ^.0 *ZOD. 27.00

85111-0 85111-0 PAGE 1


KVi i-O

FROMl)

TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U M li B PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

sediments.Fro* 8.2 si to 9.8 n the sand

becoaws pebbly with Interbeds of pebbles and beige,sorted fine grained sand and occasional Medium and coarse grained sand beds.

9.80 11.00 GRAVELCobble clast supported with

very alninal natHx.Clasts are composed of 25X volcanlcs/sedlswnts and 75X granitoids.

11.00 11.50 TILLMatheson till.Thin horizon of grey/beige

fine sand/silt and grey gritty clay •atrlx with cobble clasts of composition 40X volcanlcs/sedlnents and 60X granitoids.

11.50 13.00 BEDROCKHedlun and fine grained ,

grey and dark grey greywacke/slltstone.

Uell developed foliation with an occasional chloritic band and 3X quartz/carbonate velnlets and trace sulphides.TS C90-0218

9.80 11.00 1.20 RX 176068 0.194 (6.000 (2.0 <200. 27.00

11.00 11.50 0.50 RX 176069 (0.006 <5.000 12.0 <200. 50.00

11.50 12.0012.00 12.4012.40 13.00

0.500.400.60

RX 176070 KX 176071 KX 176072

(0.005 (0.005 (0.005

(5.000 (5.000 <5.000

10.010.07.0

310. (4.00110. (4.00(50. (4.00

PAGE

85112-0 PAGE 1

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85112-0Q. S. R.

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: UOO.OOE: P.COLLINS: BRADLEY BROTHERSi NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

: HOO E

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid MM

: 10000.00*: AU 4 33 others:i FEB.08/90: FEB. 06/90;

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

5. 50*

090


depth azm dip depth urn dip depth azm dip depth azm 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMM

TOm

DESCRIPTION

***********************************************k************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS M li B PPM PPM PPM

ZN U PPM


0.30 2.50 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre,gritty clay and

fine land /tilt matrix.Few tcattered pebble clast* mainly sediment*.

2.50 3.80 TILLMatheson till. Gradet ion*L contact between

Cochrane till and Hatheton till. The Matrix 1s grey/beige

0.00 0.30 0.30 NS

0.30 2.50 2.20 NS

2.50 3.80 1.30 RX 176073 0.057 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 27.00

85112-0 85112-0 PAGE 1

85112-0 PAGE i** INCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROM TO•t

DESCRIPTION FROMm

TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU PPH

AG PPH

AS PPH

ZN PPH

U PPH

fine sand/silt with ninor grey gritty clay.

Cobble clasts of 40X volcanlcs/sedlnents and 60X granitoid*.

3,60 5.50 BEDROCKDark grey,fine to very fine

grained tlltstone/greywacke.Strongly foliated and fissile,Moderately sheared with 5-7X quartz/carbonate velnlets and trace FeO staining along bedding slip planes.

An Increase Inquartz/carbonate veining and FeO stain between *.6 and 4.8 si.TS C90-0219

3.80 (.20 (.80

4.204.805.50

0.400.600.70

RX 176074 RX 176075 RX 176076

^.005 cO.005 ^.005

^.000 45.000 45.000

2.0S.O

<2.0

<50. <4.00450. 44.00<50. ^.00

PAGE

65113-0 PAGE 1


85113-0Q. S. R.

800. DOS




1000.00E P. COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

1000 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nase

10000.00*AU 33 others

FEB. 13/90FEB. 13/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

3.60*

090

•* DEVIATION RECORDS **

depth ezft dip depth urn dip depth a z* dip depth aza 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W m m m PPM PPM PPH PPM PPM


0.20 0.80 TILLCochrane till. Thin layer of till.Ochre

gritty clay with nlnor fine sand natHx.

Very few snail pebble clatts,predominantly sediments.

0.80 2.10 TILLMatheson till.Abrupt contact Into clast

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.20 0.80 0.60 NS

0.80 2.10 1.30 RX 176077 0.606 ^.000 29.0 <200. 66.00

85113-0 85113-0 PAGE 1

85113-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****DRILL LOG**

65 Vi o-O

FROMM

TODI

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

supported tilt.Beige/grey fine *and matrix ,slightly sorted and coarse biased.Cobble clast* of following conposlstlon; 55Xvolcan1csXsed1nents(3-5X limestone) and 45X granitoids.

.10 3.60 BEDROCKDark grey to black,fine

grained greywacke.3X relict quartz sand.Well foliated with 10X

quartz velnlets and trace sulphides noted 1n quartz velnlets.TS C90-0220

2.10 2.BO2.80 3.203.20 3.60

o.ro0.400.40

RX 176078 RX 176079 RX 176080

^.005 0.016 0.010

^.000 ^.000 <5.000

3.0<2.02.0

110. *50.

^.00 xt.OO

PAGE 2

851U-0 PAGE 1 8511,-O

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85114-0Q. S. R.

870. DOS42 H 8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL872002



600.00E P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

600 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid rtane

10000.00*AU 4 33 others

FEB. 13/90FEB. 13/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 16:03

1.50*

090

depth azii dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00


azu dip depth azn dip depth azs) dip

COMMENTS : *******************************t****************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

************************t***********************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W m m m PPH PPN PPH PPM PPM

0.00 0.20 HUMUSOrganlcs.

0.20 1.50 BEDROCKDark greenish grey,fine

grained Moderately to well foliated greywacke.

There 1s also up to 5X quartz/plagloclase relict sand grains locally.

2X of the sanple 1s quartz stringers with trace disseminated carbonate and trace disseminated pyrite

85114-0

0.00 0.20 0.20 NS

0.200.701.20

0.701.201.50

0.500.500.30

RX 176081 RX 176082 RX 176083

0.005 ^.0000.005 ^.0000.005 ^.000

3.0 5.0 4.0

130.170.

^.00

5.00

85114-0 PAGE 1

851H-0 PAGE 2** INCO **••DRILL LOO**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROMm

TO LENGTHM n

SAMPLE* AU PPM

A6 PPM

AS PPM

IN PPM

U PPM

with *1nor FeO ttdn overall. TS C90-0221

PAGE 2

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85115-0Q. S. R.

900. DOS42 H 8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL872003


** INCO ** "DRILL LOS**

200.OOE P. COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

200 E

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedfir Id naa*

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 13/90FEB. 13/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-199^5:46

3.50*

090

depth azai dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth azu dip depth aza dip depth aza dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM

0.00

TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.20 HUMUS Organic*.

0.20 2.00 TILLCochrane till. Ochre/beige gritty clay and

fine t and/tilt Mtrlx (10X fine tand).Very few pebbles clasts;90X

sed1aents(10X limestone).Sull sanple due to poor

return at top of unit. 2.00 3.50 BEDROCK

Dark grey(greenish grey

0.00 0.20 0.20 m

0.20 2.00 1.80 RX 176084 tO.010 ^.000 35.0 1200. 100.00

2.00 2.30 0.30 RX 176085 0.008 ^.000 18.0 150. ^.00

85115-0 85115-0 PAGE 1

85115-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****DRILL LOO**

WVu-D

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION FROMB

TO LENGTHm H

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

W PPM

locally),fine to very fine grained silstone /greywacke;cch1shtose along bedding planes,fissile with a trace of feO itain.TS C90-0222

2.30 3.00 0.70 RX 176086 0. 005 xS.OOO 22.0 3.00 3.50 0.50 RX 176087 0.007 ^.000 6.0

130. x*. 00 ^.00

PAGE

85116-0 PAGE 1

** INCO ****DRILU LOG**

BOREHOLEPROJECTLatitudeNTS/QusdCountryProv. /stateTwp/CountyClal* i

85116-0Q. S. R.1050. DOS

42 H 6CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL827004


160.00U P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

160 W (off section)

ElevationAtiey reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naa*

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 13/90FEB. 13/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

6.00*

090


depth azu dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00

azn dip depth urn dip depth dip

COMMENTS : **********************************************************t*

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOtt

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************


U PPM


2.00 3.80 CLAYOjlbway II sediment*. . Very slightly gritty to non

gritty soft grey clay. 3.80 4.30 TILL

Grey/beige fine sand/tilt Mtrlx with pebble and cobble clait* of 60X volcanlct/iedlnentt and 40X granitoid composition.

4.30 6.00 BEDROCK

0.00 2.00 2.00 N8

2.00 3.80 1.80 NS

3.80 4.30 0.50 RX 176088 0.028 4.000 24.0 K200. 4.00

85116-0 85116-0 PACE 1

85116-0

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Dark grey,stronglyfollated(fcMftose),fictile,very fine grained to aphanitic ted1nent?Moderately iheared with 10-15X quartz/carbonate

Velnlets and trace hematite tta1n.Ha1n mafic Mineral 1s biotite.

Rock becomes very soft below (.S m with strong fracturing and FeO staln.TS C90-0223

**PAGE 2INCO **

••DRILL LOG**

FROMSI

455

.50

.00

.60

TO LENGTHH

556

SAMPLE* AUm PPM

.00 0

.60 0

.00 0

.70

.60

.40

RX 176089RX 176090RX 176091

000

.005

.005

.005

AG AS ZNPPM PPM PPM

45.000 4.0 450.45.000 4.0 180.45.000 3.0 170.

UPPM

44.0044.0044.00

PACE

65117-0 PAGE 1 8511 1 -D

** INCO ****ORIU L06**

BOREHOLE PROJECT Latitude NTS/Quad Country Prov./state Twp/County dal* *

85117-0 Q.S.R.1220.DOS

42 H 8 CANADA ONTARIO HOBLITZELL 872009


600.OOU P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL NOUNTED ACKER

600 W

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naM

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 13/90FEB. 13/90

PRJNT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlnuthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

16.50*

090

depth 0.00

az* dip 0.00 -90.00

depth


azM dip depth azn dip depth aza dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION


0.50 1.30 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre gritty clay and

•1nor fine land/tilt Mtrlx.Very few pebble clatti Mlnly sediments.

1.30 15.00 TILLMatheson till. Slightly torted beige fine

(and/tilt Mtrlx.Pebble and cobble clattt are coapHsed of 40X

************************************************************FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.50 0.50 NS

0.50 1.30 0.60 RX 176092 ^.007 ^.000 5.0 <200. 14.00

85117-0

1.30 3.00 1.70 RX 176092 40.0073.00 5.50 2.50 RX 176093 0.2155.50 7.50 2.00 RX 176094 0.0547.50 9.00 1.50 RX 176095 0.111

.000 5.0 4200. 14.00

.000 42.0 4200. 16.00

.000 42.0 4200. 44.00

.000 42.0 4200. 72.00

85117-0 PAGE 1

85117-0

FROMo

TOD

DESCRIPTION

volcanlcs/sedlments and 60X granitoids.

(till 1s ratrlx supported Initially,very few clasts).

3.0 - 4.0 m; sorted,beige fine grained sand.

6.0 - 10.0 mjlOX beige grey gritty clay 1n matr1x;furthermore,there 1s an Increase 1n the amount of clasts as till becones cobblier.

10.0 - 14.0 m;up to 25X gritty clay 1n natrlx.Also an Increase In sediments/volcanic* to 60X.

14.0 - 15.0 m;2-3X gritty clay In matrix,also,till 1s clast supported.

15.00 16.50 BEDROCKDark reddish grey,(heratltlc

stain),coarse grained feldspar porphyry.

(Porphyritic texture,feldspar phenocryst!).

2-3X disseminated and stringer FeNg carbonate.Well foliated with moderate shearing and chloritic along slip planes.TS C90-0224

PAGE 2 ** INCO **"DRILL LOG**

FROMm

9.0010.5012.0013.50

TO LENGTHm

10121315

.50

.00

.50

.00

m

1.501.501.501.50

SAMPLE*

RXRXRXRX

176096176097176098176099

AUPPM

0.0370.0850.0080.058

AGPPN

^.000^.0004.000^.000

ASPPN

G9

2311

.0

.0

.0

.0

ZNPPN

*200.<200.<200.<200.

VPPN

29.0043.0086.0077.00

W1u-O

15.00 15.60 0.6015.60 16.00 0.4016.00 16.50 0.50

RX 176100 RX 176101 RX 176102

0.009 •*0.005

^.000 ^.000^.000

<2.0 2.0

110. <4.00150. K4.00<50. <4.00

PAGE

85118-0

BOREHOLEPROJECTLatitudeNTS/OuedCountryProv./tteteTwp/CountyClal* #

85118-0 Q.S.R.1235.DOS

42 H 8 CANADA ONTARIO HOBLITZELL 872010


PACE 1

•* INCO **••DRILL LOG**


1000 W

ElevationAxay req.Teit MethodStartedCompletedGrid na*e

10000.00*AU * 33 other*

FEB. 14/90FEB. 14/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDip8L azlwth8H bearingHeading

851lo-

4-OCT-1990 15:46

11.70*

090

depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth urn dip depth az* dip depth urn dip

COMMENTS ; t***********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLED AU AC AS IN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


1.20 2.00 CLAYRecent ledlMntt. Soft,grey,nongrltty.clay.

2.00 3.60 TILLCochrane till. Initially beige,fine

land/silt Mtrix with pebble and SMll cobble clast* comprised of 70X volcan1c*X*ed1i*entt and 30X granitoid* .locally 10X ilMitone.

0.00 1.20 1.20 NS

1.20 2.00 0.80 NS

2.00 3.60 1.60 RX 176103 1.490 4.000 8.0 <200. ^.00

85118-0 85118-0 PACE 1


85110-0

FROMm

TOM

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTHD M

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

2.5 - 3.6 njnatrlx 1s clay r1ch(90X gritty clay)otherw1te similar to 2.0 to 2.5 n.

3.60 4.40 CLAYOjibway II sediments from

3.6 to 8.3 m.Gradatlonal contact Into

grey toft,non gritty clay with tilt Interbeds.

4.40 8.00 SANDThe top portion of the unit

down to 5.8 m appears to be till but 4Silt fraction of matrix 1s

probably due to cave around the drill rods frod the overlying sediment*,basically a pebbly sand.

Fro* 5.8 to 6.2 m the sand 1s core sorted,beige and fine grained suggesting glacial fluvial sediments.

The bolton portion of the unit consists of beds of fine,Medium and coarse grain sands,with pebble/gravel Interbeds.

8.00 8.30 BOULDERGranitic boulder.

8.30 9.70 TILLMatheson till.Matrix 1s made up of

unsorted,fine grained,beige land/slltdllghtly coarse biased),2X grey gritty clay.It 1s a cobble clast supported unit with 40X volcanlct/sedlments and 60X granitoids.

3.60 4.40 0.80 NS

4.40 5.80 1.40 RX 176104 0.347 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 14.00 5.80 8.00 2.20 RX 176105 0.714 ^.000 14.0 410. 21.00

8.00 8.30 0.30 NS

8.30 9.70 1.40 RX 176106 0.620 ^.000 35.0 <200. 160.00

85118-0 85118-0 PAGE 2

85118-0 PAGE 3 ** INCO ** "•DRILL LOO**

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION

9.70 11.70 BEDROCKReddish/Medium

grey,(heut1te stain),coarse grained,feldspar porphyry.

Strong porphyritic textureCfeldspar phenocrysts),well foliated, weakly sheared and chloritic along slip planes..

5X quartz velnlets below 10.8 m. TS C90-0225

FROHD

9.7010.2011.00

TO LENGTHS)

101111

.20

.00

.70

SI

O.JO0.800.70

SAMPLE*

RXRXRX

176107176108176109

AUPPN

0.0070. 00540.005

AGPPH

45.00045.00045.000

ASPPH

42

42

3

.0

.0

.0

ZNPPH

450.450.450.

WPPH

44.0044.0044.00

PAGE

85119-0 PAGE 1

BOREHOLEPROJECTLatitudeNTS/QuadCountryProv. /stateTwp/CountyCla1* *

85119-0Q. S. R.1250.00S

42 H 8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL872011


1400.00U P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS

1400 U


S) ACKER

ElevationAssay reg.Tett MethodStartedCompleted6r1d naM

10000.00*AU t 33 others

FEB. 14/90FEB. 14/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

18.00*

090


depth az* dip depth az* dip depth a z* dip depth az* 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM*

0.00

TO*

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLED) AU AG AS IN D M l PPM PPM PPM PPM

2.00 HUMUS Organlct.

2.00 5.00 TILLCochrane till. Beige/grey gritty clay and

fine sand/silt *atr1x.Initially the •atrlx 1* very sandy end t Lightly sorted.Pebble and sstall cobble clasts are Mde up of 70X volcanlcs/sedlawnts and 30X granitoids.

5.00 5.50 SANDOjlbway II sediment* fro*

0.00 2.00 2.00 MS

2.00 5.00 3.00 NS

5.00 5.50 0.50 NS

85119-0 85119-0 PAGE 1

85119-0 PAGE Z ** INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

FROM TOM


SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

5.0 to 13.5 m.Grey,very fine grained *and

•nd tilt with non gritty clay Interbed!.

5.50 7.80 CLAYGrey,soft,non gritty clay

with a thin pebble bed at 6.3 n. 7.60 6.10 BOULDER

Gabbroic boulder. 6.10 13.50 SAND

Similar to sand at 5.0 to 5.5 m.

13.50 16.20 TILLMatheson till.Beige/grey fine sand/silt

MtHx,(Matrix supported)..Cobble clast are comprised

of 30X volcanlct/sedliients and 70X granitoids.

16.20 18.00 MOHOCKMedium grey,coarse grained

feldspar porphyry,(porphyritic texture [subhedral feldspar phenocryst*]).Rock 1s 30X biotite and Is Moerately sheared with trace disseminated carbonate and 5X quartz/carbonate velnlets below 17.0 M.TS C90-0226

5.50 7.80 2.30 NS

7.80 8.10 0.30 NS

8.10 13.50 5.40 NS

13.50 15.00 1.50 RX 176110 0.139 ^.000 11.0 260. 72.00 15.00 16.20 1.20 RX 176111 0.072 4.000 13.0 *200. 29.00

16.20 16.7016.70 17.4017.40 18.00

0.500.700.60

RX 176112 RX 176113 RX 176114

O.005 0.019 0.011

4.0004.0004.000

<50. <4.00

3.0 40. ^.00

PAGE

85120-0 PA6E 1

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85120-0Q. S. R.

580.00S42 H 8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL872030



: 1600.00U: P.COLLINS: BRADLEY BROTHERS: NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

: 1600 U

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCoapletedGrid nane

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 14/90FEB. 15/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

28.00*

090


depth azsi dip depth am dip depth az* dip depth aza 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

•***********************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


1.00 4.00 SANDRecent sedlnents. Fine grained,torted beige

•and with pebble 1nterbeds(10-13X of the are 11 MI tone). The unit It capped with soft,slightly gritty,grey clay.

4.00 8.00 TILLCochrane till. Beige/grey gritty grey clay

with 10X fine tand/sllt MtHx.Very few

85120-0

0.00 1.00 1.00 NS

1.00 4.00 3.00 NS

4.00 6.60 2.80 NS6.80 8.00 1.20 RX 176115 O.005 4.000 17.0 <200. 56.00

85120-0 PACE 1

85120-0 PAGE 2 ** IMCO ** "DRILL L08**

FROHm

TOn

DESCRIPTION FROM

pebble clastt Mde up of 40X volcanlcs/sedlnents.SOX limestone, and 30X granitoids.

7.0 - 8.0 a;less gritty clay In Mtrlx (50X), Increase in percentage of clasts.Clast composition changes to 40X volcenlcs/sedlaents.SX limestone,55X granitoids.Granite boulder fro* 7.5 to 7.8 n.

8.00 10.20 CLAYGrey,soft,non gritty,clay

with beige/grey very fine sand Interbed*.

Occasional small pebble/granule bed.

10.20 25.90 TILLMatheson till.Grey/beige fine sand/silt

Mtrlx (Mtrlx supported),with pebble to cobble clasts of composition of 30X volcanlcs/sedlswnts and 70X granitoids.

Minor differences to the above thene are as follows:

11.8 - 12.5 n; 3X gritty grey clay in Mtrlx.

12.5 - 12.8 m; granite boulder.

13.5 - 17.0 m; clay rich till:grey,compact,slightly gritty clay and ilnor fine sand/silt In Mtrlx.

Cobble clasts are composed of 50X volcanlcs/sedlnents and 50X

85120-0

TO LENGTHM It

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZNPPM

U PPM

8.00 10.20 2.20 NS

10.2012.0012.5012.8013.5015.0016.5017.0017.4019.5021.2021.5023.70

12121213151617171921212325

.00

.50

.80

.50

.00

.50

.00

.40

.50

.20

.50

.70

.90

1.800.500.300.701.501.500.500.402.101.700.302.202.20

NSRXNSRXRXRXRXNSRXRXNSRXRX

176116

176116176117176118176119

176120176121

176122176123

0

0102

•O0

0(0

.035

.035

.010

.616

.160

.006

.085

.254

.008

(8.000

(8.000(5.000(6.000(5.000

(5.000(5.000

(6.000(6.000

13.0

13.010.029.018.0

12.017.0

21.032.0

(200.

(200.200.580.250.

(200.(200.

(200.(200.

16.00

16.0023.00(4.00(4.00

120.0028.00

38.0022.00

85120-0 PA6E 2


65-Uu-O

FROM TOD IR

DESCRIPTION FROMm

TO LENGTH SAMPLED AU PPM

AG PPM

AS ZN PPM

U PPM

granitoids.17.0 - 17.4 m; greywacke

boulder.17.4 - 21.2 m; at to 17.0 n

with approxIMtely 10X Unestone clasts.

21.2 - 21.5 M; granitite boulder.

21.5 - 24.8 *; at to 21.2 ft.

24.S - 25.1 m; Mafic volcanic boulder.

25.1 - 25.9 *; as to 21.2 m.

25.90 28.00 BEDROCK25.9 - 26.4 m; dark

greenish/grey,fine to aedluH grained greywacke ,well foliated with thin siliceous bands(2-3X of sanple) and trace hematite and FeO ttaln.

26.4 - 28.0 n; dark grey to black,aphanitic and fine grained greywacke and siltstone.Rock 1s fissile with 10X quartz/carbonate velnlets containing 1X sulphides.

Below 27.0 H there Is 1-2X dlssesilnated and velnlet sulphides with 1-2X disseminated and velnlet carbonate.TS C90-0227

25.90 26.4026.40 27.2027.20 28.00

0.500.800.80

RX 176124 RX 176125 RX 176126

0.0260.027

^.000 ^.000

6.0 5.0 4.0

300. ^.00460. <4.00330. <4.00

PAGE

85121-0 PAGE 1 851*1-0

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85121-0Q. S. R.

690. DOS42 H 8CANADAONTARIOBLAKELOCK872255

Departure logged by Drilled by Drill type Core size Section


2000.00V D.TRUSCOTT BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

2000 U

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid MM

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 15/90FEB. 15/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDip8L azimuthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

17.10-

090

depth aza dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth azB dip depth urn dtp depth azi dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMli

TOa

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U m m m PPH PPH PPM PPM PPM


1.50 2.00 TILLCochrane till. Greenlih/grey to ochre

coloured gritty clay with letter fine sand Mtr1x;rare tMll pebbly •eta-volcanlc/sedlnentary clatt*.

2.00 15.10 TILLHatheton till. 2.0 - 7.5 D; grey,fine

grained,tllty Mtrix with very little

85121-0

0.00 1.50 1.50 NS

1.50 2.00 0.70 RX 176128 3.410 45.000 12.0 <200. 29.00

2.00 4.50 2.50 RX 176128 3.410 45.000 12.0 <200. 29.004.50 6.60 2.10 RX 176129 0.180 45.000 11.0 4200. 62.006.60 6.50 1.90 RX 176150 0.992 46.000 14.0 4200. 74.00

85121-0 PACE 1

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FROM

M

TO

M

DESCRIPTION

clay; 70X granitic and BOX volcanic/sedimentary clasts.Poor return on temple.Sharp upper contact.Possible granite cobbles at 2.6 si accounting for high granitic content of clasts.

7.5 - 9.0 m; clast supported noticeably h1gher;semple return still poor.

9.0 - 9.9 m; rare granular,grey clay lumps < 0.5 cm;h1gher rate of return.

11.5 - 11.6 m; as 9.0 to 9.9 m with clay lutips to 45X of sample and ranging up to 2.5 cm in d1ameter;5X greenish/grey limestone clasts.

12.3 m ;quartz content of clasts Increasing.

12.8 - 12.9 m; mildly gritty clay horizon.

13.0 - 13.6 m; return to fine gritty clay lumps as 9.0 to 9.9 m Interval(up to 35X of sample);gran1t1c clasts comprise remainder.

13.6 - 13.9 m; clay clasts as above to 65X

H.5 - H.8 m; possible gabbroic boulder.

U.6 - 14.9 m; return to clast supported till with lesser gritty clay lumps.

14.9 - 15.1 m; possible gabbroic field with ground cobbles comprising matrix.

PAGE 2 ** INCO **

"MILL LOO**

FROM

m

8.50

10.50

12.00

13.50

TO LENGTH

m

10

12

13

15

.50

.00

.50

.10

m

2.00

1.50

1.SO

1.60

SAMPLE*

RX

KX

KX

RX

176131

176132

176133

176134

AU

PPM

0.123

0.119

0.060

0.197

AG

PPM

^.000^.000

*5.000

^.000

AS

PPH

10

20

17

20

.0

.0

.0

.0

ZN

PPH

^00.

270.

300.

250.

W

PPH

85.00

36.00

220.00

90.00

851t.-O

65131-0 85121-0 PAGE 2

85121-0 PAGE 3 •* INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U m m m PPM PPH PPM PPM PPM

15.1 m; gritty clay lumps to 1.5 CM as 11.5 to 11.6 M,matrix finer-grained with mafic bias,poorly sorted,platy and medium to fine grained.

15.10 17.10 BEDROCKGabbro.Same fine

grained,greenish/gray matrix and angular clasts(varlslzed) as 14.9 to 15.1 m .rateable biotite crystals to 25X of clasts,40-50* plag1oclase?(les* 1n matrix);up to 5X acclcular horneblende?,trace pyrrhotite,trace to 1X fine grained disseminated pyrite.

Medium grained mafic Intrusive with sulphide mineralization continued to lower half of sample. TS 90-0228

15.10 17.10 2.00 RX 176135 0.012 ^.000 ^.0 260. 230.00

PAGE 3

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DepartureLogged byDrilled byDrill typeCore sizeSection

depth azu dip0.00 0.00 -90.00

** INCO

"DRILL

2400.00UP. COLLINSBRADLEY BROTHERSNOOUELL MOUNTED ACKER

2400 U

** DEVIATION

depth aiM dip

**LOG**


RECORDS **

depth am i

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 15/90FEB. 15/90

lip depth am

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlMUthBH bearingHeading

dip

t4-OCT-1990 15:46

13.00*

090

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

0.00

TOm

DESCRIPTION


2.00 2.40 CLAYCochrane sediments fro* 2.0

to 6.5 m.6rey soft gritty clay.

2.40 5.00 SANDBeds of beige f1ne,Md1im

and coarse grained sand with pebbly Interbedi.

Also occasional thln.non gritty, soft, grey clay bed.

85122-0

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FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 2.00 2.00 NS

2.00 2.40 0.40 KX 176156 O.010 ^.000 22.0 *200. 95.00

2.40 5.00 2.60 RX 176136 ^.010 ^.000 22.0 <200. 95.00

85122-0 PACE 1

85122-0 PACE 2•* JNCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS 2N W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

5.00 6.50 GRAVELSorted coarse sand

Mtrlx.Pebble and null cobble clam composed of 30X volcanlcs/sedlments.SOX limestone,40X granitoids.The unit Is matrix supported.

6.50 7.50 TILLCochrane till?.Beige/grey,gritty clay with

approximately 10X fine sand/silt Mtrlx.

Very few pebble claitt of ilaHtr composition as 5.0 to 6.5 m.

7.50 9.50 CLAYOjlbway II sediments from

7.5 to 11.4 m.Gradatlonal contact between

7.5 and 9.2 m.The unit alternates between

what appears like Cochrane till and beige sorted fine sand beds as well at thin non gritty clay beds.

9.2 - 9.5 m; grey/beige non gritty soft clay bed.

9.50 11.40 SANDGlacial fluvial sediment*.Beds of beige,fine,medium

and coarse grained sand with pebble Interbed*.Clast composition as follows;25X volcanlcs/sedlments and 75X granitoid*.

11.40 13.00 MOHOCKDark green,medium grained

5.00 6.50 1.50 RX 176136 tO.OIO ^.000 22.0 <200. 95.00

6.50 7.50 1.00 RX 176137 0.292 ^.000 23.0 K200. 33.00

7.508.70

8.70 1.20 RX 176137 9.50 0.80 RX 176138

0.292 ^.000 0.055 4.000

23.024.0 <200.

33.0068.00

9.5010.50

10.50 1.00 RX 176138 11.40 0.90 RX 176139

0.0550.010

4.0004.000

24.016.0

<200. <200.

68.00150.00

11.40 12.00 0.60 RX 176140 0.005 ^.000 ^.0 210.

85122-0 85122-0 PAGE 2

85122-0 PAGE 3 ** INCO ** "DRILL COS**

FROM TO n

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

V PPM

gabbro.The rock li well

foliated,chloritic with 3X quartz/carbonate velnlett^ 1X sulphides (disseminated),Minor disseminated carbonate and trace epidote.2 cm wide quartz velnlet* noted 13.0 li.TS C90-0229

12.00 12. SO 0.50 RX 176141 ^.005 12.50 13.00 0.50 RX 176142 -(0.005

<5.000 G.O ^.0

540.260.

^.00 <4.00

PAGE 3

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•k 1NCO tt "DRILL LOG**

2800.00U D.TRUSCOTT BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

2800 W


10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 16/90FEB. 16/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azimuthBH bearing.Heading

iwtft4-OCT-1990 15:46

16.SO*

090

depth 0.00

aza dip 0.00 -90.00


depth azai dip depth azn dip depth aza dip

COMMENTS : it***********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

k***********************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS IN m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM


1.50 1.90 TILLCochrane till.Fine,grey,gritty with a few

Mf1c rock chips. 1.90 14.50 TILL

Matheson till.1.9 - 2.0 B; •t 1 on rounded

Mf1c pebbles 1n fine sUty/sandy.grey •atrlx.

2.0 - 3.0 m; clast supported

85123-0

0.00 1.50 1.50 NS

1.50 1.90 0.40 RX 176143 0.084 ^.000 18.0 270. 160.00

1.90 4.50 2.60 RX 176143 0.084 ^.000 18.0 270. 160.004.50 7.50 3.00 RX 176144 0.389 ^.000 9.0 <200. 64.007.50 8.70 1.20 NS8.70 10.60 1.90 RX 176145 0.101 ^.000 11.0 200. 45.0010.60 12.00 1.40 RX 176146 0.064 ^.000 15.0 200. 82.00

85123-0 PACE 1

85123-0 PA6E 2** INCO ****DR1LL LOG**

FROMli

TO DESCRIPTION FROMII

TO LENGTHm m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AGPPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

till 50X tedlMnts/volcanlcs and 50X granitoids with rare UMitone clait.

3.9 m; Increasingly matrix supported with locally rounded clasts; poorly sorted sill and sand natHx.

5.2 D; gritty grey cley LUMPS w to 0.5 ea (taking up to 35X of the clast content.

7.1 - 7.2 H; matrix coarsening ;rapid loss of water and poor semple return.

8.5 n; clay lusips clast supported.

9.6 - 9.7 m; biotite schist cobble.

10.1 - 10.2 H; gritty grey clay luaps 0.5 c*.Clast composition Is

In favour of the sedlstents/volcanlcs over the granitoids.

10.5 m; biotite schist cobble.

N.B. very poor return on saaple due to poor seal around rods.sanple taken over larger Interval.

11.1 - 11.8 m; Matheson till as above with 20X biotite schist clasts and granitoid clasts to 70X.

14.1 - U.2 si; granitic boulder;tUl generally cobbly here.

14.90 16.50 IEDROCKBlotlte/chloHte/Mscovlte

12.00 13.50 1.50 RX 176147 0.357 ^.000 19.0 260. 24.00 13.50 14.50 1.00 RX 176148 0.804 ^.000 13.0 450. 88.00

14.50 15.40 0.90 RX 176149 ^.005 *5.000 ^.0 210.

85123-0 85123-0 PAGE 2

85123-0 PAGE 3 ** INCO ** **ORILL LOG**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION fROH TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU mm tt *i st PPM

schist. 15.40 15.80 0.40 RX 176150 0. 005 Greenish/grey weakly 15.80 16.50 0.70 RX 176151 0. 005

AG PPM

^.000 ^.000

AS ZN H PPM PPM PPM

^.0 ^0. <4.00 ^.0 230. 34.00

carbonatlzed,Moderately to strongly foliated with biotite development parallel to foliation,(platy chips).

16.4 - 16.5 M; slightly nore •asslve (possible contact with shear). TS C90-0230

PAGE

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Departure Logged by Drilled by Drill type Core *1ze Section



3200 V

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid name

10000.00*AU * 33 other*

FEB. 16/90FEB. 16/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

13.00*

090

depth azm dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth azm dip depth urn dip depth azm dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMM

TOM

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AC AS m m m PPM PPM PPM

ZN W PPM


1.00 5.00 TILLCochrane till. Orey/belge gritty clay and

fine aand/tllt Mtrlx.Scattered *Mll pebble

clast* predominantly metasediment*. 5.00 10.00 CLAY

Gradatlonal contact Into grey,toft non gritty clay.

10.00 11.60 TILL

0.00 1.00 1.00 NS

1.00 5.00 4.00 NS

5.00 10.00 5.00 NS

85124-0 85124-0 PAGE 1

85124-0 PAGE 2•* INCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROMH

TOn

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W D M li PPM PPN PPM PPM PPM

Grey/beige fine sand/silt Matrix with 3X gritty clay lump*.

Pebble and small cobble clasts comprised of 30X volcenlcc/sedlments and 70X granitoids.The till 1s matrix supported.

11.60 13.00 BEDROCKSlltstone/greywacke.Dark grey.greenlsh in

pi aces,very finegrained,flsile,Moderately to well foliated with 2-3X quartz/carbonate velnleti/stHngors and trace disseminated sulphides.Rock 1s chloritic along bedding planes and hard to drill.

Below 12.2 M; sulphides Increase to 1X and the rock becomes fine grained the foliation 1s more pronounced and there 1s trace FeO stain,0.5X Fe/Hg carbonate and 40X biotite.TS C90-0231

10.00 11.60 1.60 RX 176152 0.262 ^.000 15.0 *200. 290.00

11.60 12.0012.00 12.5012.50 13.00

0.400.500.50

RX 176153 RX 176154 RX 176155

^.005 ^.005 0.005

^.000 <5.000

<2.0

3.0

210. 250.00270. 4.00260. ^.00

PAGE 2

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3400.OOU D.TRUSCOTT BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

3400 U

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid MM

10000. OCXsAU * 33 others

FEB. 16/90FEB. 16/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

17.20*

090


depth 'az* dip depth utm dip depth urn dip depth az* 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOn

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W m m m PPN PPN PPN PPN PPM

0.00 2.50 HUMUSOrganict.

2.50 6.90 TILLGritty grey clay with rare

tnall pebbles 1n a sandy end letter silty Mtrlx.

6.90 14.40 CLAYOjlbway II sediments frost

6.9 to 14.7 B.Pure grey clay with

gradatlonal upper contact[occasional gritty clay luaps to 0.5 en ;rare 0.25

0.00 2.50 2.50 NS

2.50 6.90 4.40 NS

6.90 14.40 7.SO NS

85125-0 85125-0 PA6E 1

85125-0 PAGE 2 ** INCO ** "DRILL LOO**

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN H m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

en ledlnentary/volcanlc clasts. 14.40 14.70 SAND

Fine grained send and silt Interbed.

14.70 15.80 TILLMatheson till.Unsorted grey to tan

coloured sand and silt Mtr1x;clast supported 50X volcanlcs/sedlnents and 50X granitoids.

15.80 17.20 BEDROCKVery fine grained,black

s 11 tttone;well foliated,locally carbonate rich,rarely Micaceous.

16.0 *;Local pinkish/green siliceous Interbed* ^2 Mm).

16.4 Miquartz/carbonate vein with trace fine graled subhedral pyrite

And rare FeO staining.TS C90-0232

14.40 14.70 0.30 NS

14.70 15.80 1.10 RX 176156 ^.009 4.000 12.0 260. 79.00

15.60 16.1016.10 16.7016.70 17.20

0.300.600.50

RX 176157 RX 176158 RX 176159

0.0100.009^.005

^.000 4.0260.180.180.

46.00

PA6E 2

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5600.00V P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

3600 W

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid name

10000.00mAU * 33 other*

FEB. 16/90FEB. 16/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

7.50*

090


depth azM dip depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : *****************************t******************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W m m m PPM PPM PPN PPM PPM


0.50 5.00 TILLCochrane Till. Initially ochre to

grey-beige gritty clay with minor fine •and natrlx. Very few small pebble clasts (predominantly MtasedlMntf)..

5.00 5.80 TILLMatheson T1U Abrupt upper contact.

Approximately 5X grey-beige fine sand

85126-0

0.00 0.50 0.50 NS

0.50 5.00 4.50 NS

5.00 5.80 0.80 RX 176160 0.031 4.000 8.0 <XO. 210.00

85126-0 PAGE 1

85126-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****DRIU LOG**

FROMH

TOft


SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

ASPPM

ZN PPM

W PPM

and tilt with gritty clay Lumps. Cobble clast-supported (70X granitoids, 30X volcanic* and sediments.

.80 7.50 BEDROCKFeldspar porphyryReddish-pink and grey,

coarse-grained, porphyritic In feldspar. Well foliated. Moderately sheared, hematite stained and chloritic along slip planes. 3-5X quartz-carbonate stringers. Less than 0.5X disseminated and stringer-hotted sulphides.TS C90-0233

5.806.206.90

6.206.907.50

0.400.700.60

RX 176161 RX 176162 RX 176163

0.007 •cO.005

^.000 ^.000 ^.000

3.0<4.00

110.

PAGE

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4000 U

ElevationAatay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid name

: 10000.00m: AU * 33 othen:: FEB. 17/90: FEB. 17/90:

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

10.50.

090


depth azm dip depth azm dip depth a z* dip depth azm 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip


FROMn

TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN H m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.50 7.00 TILLCochrane Till. Ochre to grey-beige gritty

clay with ilnor fine tend and silt Mtrlx..

Very few pebble clam (predominantly metasediment*).

7.00 7.80 CLAYOjlbway II Sediment!. Gradatlonal upper contact

0.00 0.50 0.50 NS

0.50 7.00 6.50 NS

7.00 7.80 0.80 NS

85127-0 85127-0 PACE 1


FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W • an PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

Into non-gritty, toft grey clay. 7.80 9.30 TILL

Matheion Till.Grey-beige, (lightly sorted

(tilt deficient) with a fine sand matrix.

Matrix supported with cobble-sized clasts of composition: 75X granitoids, 25X sediments and volcanics..

9.30 10.50 BEDROCKMedina grey , fine grained ,

well foliated, SOX of chips appear to have porphyritic texture (relict feldspars ?) and are hematite stained.

10.2 m.: 5-7X quartz-carbonate velnlet*.

SOX biotite, 1-2X disseminated carbonate.

10.5 m.TS C90-0234

7.80 9.00 1.20 RX 176164 0.008 4.000 9.00 9.30 0.30 RX 176165 ^.009 4.000

9.30 9.60 0.30 RX 176166 0.005 ^.0009.60 10.00 0.40 RX 176167 0.005 ^.00010.00 10.50 0.50 RX 176168 0.011 ^.000

10.012.0

<200. <200.

K4.00

5.03.0<2.0

<50. <4.0059. <4.00

170. t*.00

PAGE

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•* INCO "***DRILL L06**

4200.00U D. TRUSCOn BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

4200 U

ElevationAttay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nane

: 10000.00*: AU * 33 otheri:: FEB. 17/90: FEB. 17/90J

1WOPRINT DATE : 4-OCT-1990 15:46

Hole length : 19.50*Level :Dip :BL azlMth : 090BH bearing :Heading :

depth 0.00

azn dip 0.00 -90.00

depth


azB dip depth az* dip depth nm dip

COMMENTS i ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TO*)

DESCRIPTION

***************************t********************************


ZN


2.50 8.50 TILLCochrane T1U Gritty grey clay; rare

fine,rounded pebble* to 2 CM.4.8 m.: let* gritty;

gradatlonal contact with Ojlbway II sediment*..

8.50 15.30 CLAYOjlbway II ledlMnti.. Pure grey clay with lener

0.00 2.50 2.50 NS

2.50 8.50 6.00 NS

8.50 15.30 6.80 NS

85128-0 85128-0 PA8E 1

85128-0 PAGE 2•* INCO ****DRILL LOG**

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION

silt; Interbed! of fine grey- to tan- coloured sand and snail rounded pebbles (•cO.25 cm.).

15.30 16.40 TILLMatheson Till.Tan-coloured sandy and silty

unsorted matrix; 55X granltlod, 40X sediMntary/volcanlc and 5X vaHslzed limestone clast*..

18.0-18.3 D.: siltstone cobble..

18.40 19.50 BEDROCKSiltstone.Greenish-grey to black, very

fine-grained, weakly to Moderately foliated, with numerous quartz-(carbonate) velnlets; even-spaced cleavage parallel to foliation with a 2iM. period; chloritic and locally micaceous along cleavage planes.TS C90-0235

19.5*.: FOOT OF HOLE..

FROMD

15.3016.5017.80

18.4018.8019.10

TO LENGTHm

16.5017.8018.40

18.8019.1019.50

m

1.201.300.60

0.400.300.40

SAMPLE* AUPPM

RXRXRX

RXRXRX

176169176170176171

176172176173176174

000

O•QtO

.015

.159

.032

.005

.005

.005

AGPPM

4^4

K5

^^

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

ASPPM

18.013.012.0

3.0^.0^.0

ZNPPM

<2oo.<^oo.<200.

^0.^0.220.

UPPM

U.OO19.0016.00

^4 *00^4 *00

PAOE

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tt INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

: 4400.00W: P.COLLINS: BRADLEY BROTHERS: NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

: 4200 W

ElevationAtiay req.Te.it MethodStartedCompleted6r1d naM

10000.0011AU -f 33othen

FEB. 17/90FEB. 17/90

PRINT DATE


.1990 14-OCT-1950 15:46

11.50*

090

depth 0.00

am dip0.00 -90.00

depth


az* dip depth azn dip depth •IB dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN M m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.30 5.30 TILLCochrane Till. Ochre to (downtectlon)

grey-beige gritty clay with minor fine •and and lilt Mtrlx. Very few pebble clatts (predominantly netatedlMentt)..

5.30 10.00 TILLHatheton Till. Abrupt contact with

overlying till. Beige-grey fine

0.00 0.30 0.30 NS

0.30 5.30 5.00 NS

.85129-0

5.30 6.906.90 9.009.00 10.00

1.602.101.00

RX 176175 RX 176176 RX 176177

0.457 46.00040.009 4.0000.038 47.000

13.013.09.0

4200. 44.004200. 28.004200. 31.00

85129-0 PA6E 1

85129-0 PAGE 2** IHCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AC AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

sand/silt matrix (occasionally slightly sorted 1n apperance). Cobble clast conposItIon:.

BOX granitoid, 20X volcanics and sediments (matrix supported)..

10.00 11.50 BEDROCKSiltstone..Dark grey to black,

aphanitic to very fine-grained. Fissile with a well developed foliation. 5X quartz velnlets. Main mafic minerals: blotlte/chloHte. Trace disseminated sulphides.,

11.S m.: E.O.H. TS C90-0236

10.00 10.SO10.50 11.0011.00 11.50

0.500.500.50

RX 176178 RX 176179 RX 176180

0.005O.0050.009

^.000 KS.OOO ^.000

<2.0

<2.0

230. ^.00200. ^.00310. ^.00

PAGE

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•* INCO "* "DRILL LOG**

4800.00U D. TRUSCOTT BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

4800 W

ElevationAiiey req.Test MethodStartedCoapletedGrid nave

10000.00*AU * 33 other*

FEB. 17/90FEB. 17/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

9.00*

090


depth az* dip depth azu dip depth azn dip depth az* 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ******************************************t*****************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

****M***************************************M*************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN U B li B PPM PPN PPM PPM PPM


2.50 5.80 TILLCochrane T1U.. Ochre- to grey-coloured

gritty clay with tome silt and rare rounded pebbles..

5.80 7.40 CLAYOjlbway II Sediments.. Pure grey clay; gradatlonal

upper contact.. 7.40 7.80 TILL

0.00 2.50 2.50 NS

2.50 5.80 5.50 NS

5.80 7.40 1.60 NS

85130-0 85130-0 PAGE 1

B5130-0 PAGE l** INCO ****DR1LL LOG**

65130-0

FROMm

TOM

DESCRIPTION

Matheson Till.Unsorted tilt and sand

matrix; angular clatts (60X ledliMntary/volcanlc 40X granitic)..

7.80 9.00 BEDROCKChloritic Intermediate

volcanic..Greenish-grey to

greenish-yellow, fine-grained , weakly to Moderately foliated; weakly banded (feldspathic 7); less than 2X prismatic hornblende (?); Micaceous along slip planet..

9.0 i.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0237

ROM TO LENGTHM

7.40

7.808.408.70

a

7

889

.80

.40

.70

.00

li

0.40

0.600.300.30

SAMPLE*

RX

KXRXRX

176181

176182176183176184

AUPPM

0.512

O.OOStO.005O.005

AGPPM

^.000

KS.OOO^.000<5.000

ASPPM

11

<2^<2

.0

.0

.0

.0

ZNPPM

K200.

100.^.160.

uPPM

180.00

^.00K4.00^.00

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300.00U K. Hannila BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

500 U


10000.00sAU * 33 others

FEB. 18/90FEB. 18/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL ailauthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

4.80*

090

depth urn dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00


BZB dip depth aza dip depth nm dip

COMMENTS i **o********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMM

TO DESCRIPTION

***************t*********************t**********************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS B D B PPM PPM PPM

ZN U PPM

0.00 2.70 TILLCochrane Till.. Minor organic layer (^

en.), poor return.. Z.70 3.30 TILL

Matheion Till.. Beige, fine sand/tilt and

•Inor beige gritty clay Mtrlx. Pebble and lull cobble clatts: 50* volcanics and sediments, SOX granite..

3.30 4.80 BEDROCKDark grey , fine grained ,

85131-0

0.00 2.70 2.70 NS

2.70 3.30 0.60 RX 176185 0.033 ^.000 G.Q K200. 71.00

3.30 3.70 0.40 KX 176186 0.005 ^.000 4.0 230.

85131-0 PACE 1

85131-0 PAGE 2 ** INCO ** "DRILL LW**

85131-0

FROMn

TOD

DESCRIPTION

well foliated greywacke with 1X quartz Granodiorite..

Light plnklsh-greenlth-gray to brownlth-gray, fine-grained, Mttlve; 10 to 20X biotite, very tUght gouin, weakly chloritic along pottlble shear planet or foliation. Sulphides ^X and *1nor quartz-carbonate velnlng..

4.8 M.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-D238

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN Um m 9 PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

3.70 4.50 0.80 RX 176187 0.008 ^.000 3.0 260. -c*.004.50 4.80 0.30 RX 176188 4.005 ^.000 ^.0 ^0. <4.00

PAGE

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500.00S42 H/8CANADAONTARIOHOBLITZELL848108



500.00U K. HANNILA BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

500 U

ElevationAnay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naae

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 18/90FEB. 18/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlMthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-19W 15:46

9.50*

090


depth azn dip depth azn dip depth aza dip depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00

COMMENTS : o***********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS IN W M l M PPM PPM PPM PPM PPN

0.00 3.80 TILLCochrane Till.Light brown to ochre clay;

•and fraction < 10X; pebbles of limestone and Intermediate volcanic! 1n equal proportions. Unit display* a degree of reworking of the underlying Hatheson Till with an Increase of granitic clasts with depth.

3.80 4.20 SILTOjlbway II sediment*.Grey-beige silt with a

0.00 1.00 1.00 NS1.00 3.80 2.80 RX 176189

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1.410 4.000 6.0 <200. 69.00

3.80 4.20 0.40 NS

85132-0 PAGE 1


FROMm

TOm

DESCRIPTION

letter non-gMtty clay fraction. 4.20 7.50 TILL

Hatheton Till. Light beige, tend/, tllty,

untorted Mtrlx; pebble- to cobble-flzed clattt with granitic! predominating and letter mafic volcenlct.

4.4-4.8*.: quartz-veined Mf1c Intrutlve boulder.

7.50 9.50 BEDROCKHaflc volcanic. Dark greenlth-grey,

fine-grained with 20 to 30X quartz velnlng.

Sulphides 41X, tUghtly chloritic, foliated of sheared; minor limonite.

9.5 m.; FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0239

FROMM

TO LENGTHm m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

4.20 7.50 3.30 KX 176190 0.093 45.000 9.0 <200. 16.00

7.50 8.008.00 9.009.00 9.50

0.501.000.50

RX 176191 KX 176192 RX 176193

40.00540.0050.015

45.00045.00045.000

42.042.042.0

420. 440.00300. 44.00310. 44.00

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300.00W P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

300 W

ElevationAttay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid name

100AU *

FEB.FEB.

00.00m33 others

18/9018/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCM99D 15:46

3.00*

090


depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU PPM

A6 PPM

AS PPM

IN PPM

W PPM

0.00 1.60 TILLCochrane T1U.Ochre gritty clay with minor

sand/silt (approximately 10X). Very few small pebble clattt (predominantly metasediment*- not enough return to •ample..

1.60 3.00 BEDROCKMafic volcanic 7.Dark greenish-grey,

fine-grained, moderately to well foliated. 10-15X quartz-carbonate

0.00 1.60 1.60 NS

1.602.002.50

2.002.503.00

0.400.500.50

RX 176194 RX 176195 RX 176196

0.0410.0050.006

0.0000.0000.000

3.0 360. ^.00400. ^.00250. ^.00

85133-0 85133-0 PAGE 1

85133-0 PAGE Z •* INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROMD

TO LENGTHM m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

ASPPM

ZN PPM

If PPM

velnlett; coarse Muscovite flakes; 1-2 X disseminated sulphides.. TS C90-0240

PAGE

85134-0 PA6E 1

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1800.OOU D. TRUSCOTT BRADLEY BROTHERS NOOUELL MOUNTED ACKER

1800 W

Elevation : 10000.00*Assay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naM

: AU ^ 33 ot:: FEB. 18/90: FEB. 18/90;

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlswthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

11.8011

090

depth 0.00

az* dip 0.00 -90.00

depth


azs) dip depth aza dip depth dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


1.30 2.10 TILLCochrane Till. Ochre to grey gritty clay

and lesser silt with rare rounde pebbles..

3.10 10.60 TILLMatheson T1U. Unsorted silt and sand

Mtrlx with 30X sedimentary/volcanic and 70X granitic clasts. Locally gritty

85134-0

0.00 1.30 1.30 NS

1.30 2.10 0.80 NS

2.10 4.504.50 6.006.00 10.60

2.401.504.60

RX 176197 RX 176198 RX 176199

0.1990.2110.248

4.000 ^.000

12.014.07.0

K200. 50.00<20Q. 17.00K200. 63.00

85134-0 PA6E 1

85134-0 PAGE l** INCO **••DRILL LOO**

FROMm

TOB

DESCRIPTION FROMm

TO LENGTHli m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

ASPPM

ZN PPM

W PPM

clay lumps throughout section to 20X of clastt; occasional grey pure clay lumps.

5.3-3.4 m.: siltstone boulder.

4.8 m.: narrow, grey, pure clay horizon.

7.7-7.8 m.: biotite schist cobble field; poor return and extended sample Interval.

9.3-9.9 M.: matrix Increasingly silty with grey, platy, pure clay lumpt (Mlss1nab1 ? rip-up clasts).

10.60 11.80 BEDROCKMafic volcanic.Grey to black, fine- to

Mdltm-gralned, Moderately foliated; rare py- (po)-mlnerallzed quartz-carbonate stringers throughout; biotite crystals to 1.5 MM. disseminated throughout; sulphides trace to 1X acdcular hornblende (?) to 4 MI. comprises 10X of unit with biotite to 5 X.

11.8 m.; FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0241

10.60 10.8010.80 11.5011.50 11.80

0.200.700.50

ftX 176200 RX 176201 KX 176202

0.009 ^.005

^.000<50.

<4.00 <4.00

PA6E 2

85135-0 PAGE 1

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85135-0Q. S. R.

790.00542 H/8CANADAONTARIOBLAKELOCK872260



2200.00U P. COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODWELL MOUNTED ACKER

2200 H

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid name

10000.00mAU * 33 others

FEB. 18/90FEB. 19/90

PRINT DATE : 4-OCT-1990 15:46


16.50*

090


depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

0.00 1.00 HUMUSOrgan!ct.

1.00 5.00 TILLCochrane Till. Grey-beige gritty clay with

minor fine sand end silt (approximately 10X) matrix. Very few small pebble clasts (predominantly metasedlments)..

5.00 6.20 CLAYOjlbway II sediments.. Gradetlonel contact Into

grey, soft, non-gritty clay with silt

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W m m n PPM PPM PPM PPN PPM

0.00 1.00 1.00 NS

1.00 5.00 4.00 NS

5.00 6.20 1.20 NS

85135-0 85135-0 PAGE 1

85135-0 PAGE l "* INCO ** **DRILL LOG**

651*5-0

FROMm

TOt)

DESCRIPTION

Inter-beds.. 6.20 15.00 TILL

Matheson Till.. Slightly sorted, tilt

deficient, grey-beige, fine sand/flit with Kinor grey, gritty clay matrix. Cobble claitt of composition: BOX granitoids, 20X sedlments/volcanlcs..

7.2-7.5 m.: boulder- granite.

7.5-11.5 m.: similar to 6.4-7.2 with occasional thin, beige, sorted fine-grained sand beds..

11.5-15.0 R.: up to 25X grey, gritty clay matrix. Increase 1n percentage of metasediment cobble clasts to 60X (E.O.H. 13.5 m., Feb. 18.)..

15.00 16.50 BEDROCK Diorite..Hedlum grey , medium-grained

, well foliated, slightly sheared with development of chlorite along slip planes. 5X quartz-carbonate velnlets; no visible sulphides..

16.5 m.: E.O.H. TS C90-0242

FROMSI

6.209.0010.5012.0013.50

TO LENGTHIS

910121315

.00

.50

.00

.50

.00

m

2.801.501.501.501.50

SAMPLE* AUPPM

RXRXRXRXRX

176203176204176205176206176207

1.0.0.0.

40.

190240087112009

ACPPM

^6*000^.000^.000^.000^.000

ASPPM

1215162214

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

ZN HPPM PPM

<200. 30.1440. 230.1

<200. 48.1<^00. 34. (x200. 18.1

15.00 15.5015.50 16.0016.00 16.50

0.500.500.50

KX 176208 RX 176209 RX 176210

^.0050.014tO.005

^.000 ^.000 ^.000

<50. 138.

<4.00

^.00

PAGE

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2600 U


10000.00mAU * 33 others

FEB. 19/90FEB. 19/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

9.00*

090


depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azm dip depth azii 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 2.SO TILLCochrane Till.Very thin organic layer.

Light beige to ochre, sandy clay. Sand 20X, Minor lilt, clast poor; 90-95X Mtrlx..

2.50 5.10 TILLMatheson Till.Light beige sandy, silty

matrix; pebble to cobble clasts predominantly granitoid, with SOX volcanics and sediments, 2-3X gritty

0.00 2.50 2.50 NS

85136-0

2.50 5.10 2.60 RX 176211 0.011 ^.000 12.0 <200. 28.00

85136-0 PAGE 1

B5136-0 PAGE Z** INCO **••DRILL LOG**

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

clay natHx 1n tectlont; 3.9-5.1 m.: granitic cobble* predominate (>90X)..

.10 7.40 VOLCANICSedimentary with letter

quartz diorite pebbles and cobble!.. .40 9.00 BEDROCK

Dark greenlth-grey, fine-grained, iUghtly chloritic with ainor quartz-carbonate velnlng, sulphides •OX. Narked increase In quartz- carbonate veining after 8.6..

9.0 M.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0243

F RONm

5.106.00

TO LENGTH SANPLEHf AU AG li m PPN PPN

AS PPN

ZN PPN

U PPN

6.00 0.90 RX 176212 7.40 1.40 RX 176213

0.055 K16.000 •:0.008 <6.000 5.0

<200. <200.

49.0058.00

7.40 8.00 0.60 RX 176214 ^.005 <5.0008.00 8.50 0.50 RX 176215 ^.005 *5.0008.50 9.00 0.50 RX 176216 ^.005 KS.OOO

<50. -e*. 00144. <4.00<50. ^.00

PAGE 2

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3000 W

ElevationAitay req.Teit MethodStartedCompletedGrid naM

10000.00*AU 4 33 other*

FEB. 19/90FEB. 19/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

7.00*

090

depth azn dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00

depth


aza dip depth •z* dip depth dip

COHHENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE New bit # B000194.

FROMD

TOD

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************



1.00 3.00 TILLCochrane Till.Grey-beige gritty clay with

•1nor fine tarxd/iUt Matrix. Very few•Mil pebble clattt (predominantly•etasedlBents)..

3.00 5.00 TILLMatheson Till..Abrupt contact with

overlying till. Grey-beige fine

0.00 1.00 1.00 NS

1.00 3.00 2.00 NS

3.00 5.00 2.00 RX 176217 0.009 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 260.00

85137-0 85137-0 PAGE 1

85137-0 PAGE 2 ** INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

tand/dlt Mtrlx. Cobble-sized clattt of composition: 70X volcanic* and lediaenti, 50X granitoids..

5.00 7.00 BEDROCKDark greenlth-grey ,

fine-grained , Moderate to well foliated. Mildly chloritic; 2-3X quartz/carbonate valnlett..

7.0 M.: E.O.H.TS C90-0244

FROMt)

556

.00

.50

.10

TO LENGTH

567

m

.50 0

.10 0

.00 0

.50

.60

.90

SAMPLE*

RXRXRX

176218176219176220

AUPPM

•cO.0050. 0050.009

AGPPM

G^^

.000

.000

.000

AS ZNPPM PPM

G.O 105.^.0 111.

UPPM

^J^.i

PAGE

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•* INCO ****DRILL LOG**


3400 W

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nane

10000.00*AU * 33 others

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PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

8.10*

090

depth 0.00

azn dip 0.00 -90.00



COMHENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TO DESCRIPTION

0.00 6.00 CLAYOJibwey II sediments.. Light grey .sandy, gritty

clay non gritty clay .. 6.00 6.60 TILL

Matheson Till.. Light beige, sandy silty

Mtrlx; pebbles to cobbles; 50X granitoid, 50X sediments and volcanics..

6.60 8.10 BEDROCKLight to dark greenish-grey,

85138-0

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU m m m PPM

0.001.50

AGPPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

W PPM

1.50 1.50 NS 6.00 4.50 NS

6.00 6.60 0.60 RX 176221 0.322 -7.000 ^.0 <200. 360.00

6.60 7.10 0.50 RX 176222 0.017 ^.000 <2.0 87. 9.00

85138-0 PAGE 1

85138-0

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

fine-grained, weakly chloritic; pyrite 1-2X..

7.6-8.1 m.: fresh quartz diorite with muscovite and chlorite; slightly higher quartz content due to Increase in quartz veining; pyrite 2-3X throughout as disseminations and along quartz veins..

8.1 a.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0245

FROMB

7.107.60

PAGE 2** 1NCO **••DRILL LOG**

TO LENGTH SAMPLE*it m

7.60 0.8.10 0.

50 RX 17622350 RX 176224

AUPPM

0.0370.048

AG ASPPM PPM

^.000 ^.0<5.000 ^.0

ZNPPM

213.252.

HPPM

82.0080.00

PAGE

85139-0 PAGE

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Departure Logged by Drilled by Drill type Core dze Section

5020.00W P.COLLINS BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

3020 U

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nase

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 19/90FEB. 19/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlMJthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

5.00*

090


depth az* dip depth azn dip depth aza dip depth 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U li m m PPM PPN PPH PPM PPM

0.00 3.00 TILLCochrane T1U.Ochre gritty clay matrix

with nlnor fine land/tilt Mtrlx. Very few sMll pebble clattt (predoBlnantely •etasedlaents- 10X limestone. Not enough return for Maple..

3.00 5.00 BEDROCKGranodiorite..MedluM-grey and pinkish-red,

coarse-grained, heMt1te-sta1ned, well foliated, slightly chloritic along slip

0.00 3.00 3.00 NS

3.00 3.80 0.803.80 4.60 0.804.60 5.00 0.40

85139-0

KX 176225 40.005 45.000 42.0 450. 44.00RX 176226 40.005 45.000 2.0 450. 44.00RX 176227 40.005 45.000 42.0 450. 44.00

85139-0 PAGE 1

85139-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****ORILL LOG**

851)7-0

FROHm

TOm

DESCRIPTION FROH TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AC AS ZN U M H l PPM PPH PPM PPN PPM

planet; weakly sheared. 0.5X Fe-Hg carbonate along slip planes. "1X d1tie*1nated tulphldei..

5.0 a.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0246

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4600.OOU K. HANNILA BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

4600 U

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10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 20/90FEB. 20/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCM990 15:46

7.10*

090

depth at* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth az* dip depth aza dip depth az* dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

0.00 4.20 TILLLight brown to ochre sandy

to silty clay with occasional Utettone clot*..

4.20 4.80 CLAYOjlbway II sediment*.. Light grey ,silty clay,

non-gMtty.. 4.80 6.10 TILL

Matheson Till.. Light brown sandy, silty

MtHx with pebbles and cobbles

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN U li li m PPM PPH PPN PPN PPM

0.00 4.20 4.20 NS

4.20 4.80 0.60 NS

4.80 6.10 1.30 RX 176228 -0.009 26.000 10.0 <200. 110.00

85140-0 85140-0 PA6E 1

85140-0 PA6E 2** INCO ****ORILL LOG**

851*0-0

FROM m

TOM

DESCRIPTION FROH TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPN PPM

predominantly granitic with letter sedimentary and volcnlc clastt. Granitic boulder at 6.0 *...

6.10 7.10 BEDROCKGranodiorite..Weakly bleached at

overburden Interface for a few Inches; slightly slightly chloritic, occasional quartz chips as probable ve1n1ng.

Sulphides < 1X. Bit played out..

7.1 B.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0247

6.10 6.60 0.50 KX 176229 ^.005 KS.OOO <2.0 <50. 250.00 6.60 7.10 0.50 RX 176230 0.005 *5.000 <2.0 <50. 390.00

PAGE

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•* INCO **••DRILL LOG**


5000 VI

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4-OCT-1990 15:46

8.00B

090

depth aza dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth azM dip depth •zn dip depth •z* dip

FROM

COMMENTS

TOa

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLEnew bit (B000197)Xnew tub

************************************************************FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.50 2.50 TILLCochrane T1U. Ochre to grey-beige

(downtectlon) gritty clay with Minor fine sand/tilt Mtrlx. Very few pebble clattt; 70X volcanic* and tedlMentt, 30X granltoldt.

2.50 6.50 TILLHatheton till. 2.5-2.7 m.: boulder-

0.00 0.50 0.50 NS

0.50 2.50 2.00 NS

65141-0

2.50 4.50 2.00 RX 176231 0.186 ^.000 8.0 <200. 460.00 4.50 6.00 1.50 RX 176232 0.059 ^.000 8.0 260. 43.00

85141-0 PACE 1

85141-0 PAGE 2** 1NCO ****DRILL LOG**

B5Ui-D

FROM TOft

DESCRIPTION

granite.2.7-4.0 *i.: grey-beige fine

tand/sllt Mtrlx with 30-40X grey, gritty clay limps. Cobble clasts of composition: 70X granitoids, 30X sediments/ volcanics. Till 1s cobble clast supported.

4.0-6.5 *.: 3-5X gritty clay In Mtrlx, otherwise similar to 2.7-4.0.

.50 8.00 BEDROCK Granodiorite.HedluD-grey, coarse-grained

(quartz, feldspar grains);weakly to Moderately foliated. 20-30X biotite (groundMss), < 1X dlssenlnated sulphides.

8.0 m.: E.O.H.TS C90-024B

FROMli

TO LENGTH SAMPLED) AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

IN PPM

W PPM

6.00 6.50 0.50 RX 176233 0.009 4.000 11.0 <200. 64.00

6.50 7.007.00 7.507.50 8.00

0.500.500.50

RX 176234 RX 176235 RX 176236

0.0050.008

0.005

^.000 0.000 ^.000 <2.0

227. <4.00370. 12.00290. ^.00

PA6E

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5200.00V C. LAAMANEN BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

5200 U

ElevationAt tay req.Tett MethodStartedCompletedGrid na*e

10000.00*AU * 33 other i

FEB. 20/90FEB. 20/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL-ezlauthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

4.50*

090


depth aza) dip depth az* dip depth azn dip depth an 0.00 0.00 -90.00

dip

COMMENTS : o***********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

*************************************t***********t**********

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AC AS ZN U l m D PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.40 1.70 TILLCochrane till. Brown/ochre, gritty clay

with fine- to median-grained sand Mtrlx.

Very few pebble clatts, Minly volcanlcs/tedlMentt.

1.70 3.00 TILLMatheson till. Gradatlonal contact frost

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 1.70 1.30 NS

85142-0

1.70 3.00 1.30 RX 176237 0.010 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 30.00

85142-0 PAGE 1

85142-0 PACE 2** INCO ****DRILL LOG**

FROHm

TOM

DESCRIPTION FROHM

TO LENGTHH II

SAMPLE* AU PPN

A6 PPH

AS PPH

IN PPH

U PPH

Cochrane Till Into: beige/brown, fine- to medium-grained sand Matrix (unsorted appearance), clasts are 701 granitoids, 50X volcanlcs/sedlments. Apparent clast size ranges fro* pebbles to cobbles. Clasts support till.

3.00 4.50 BEDROCKDiorite (?): fine- to

medium-grained mafic to Intermediate Intrusive.

Dark green to dark grey, medium-grained, hard/siliceous; appears locally silicified; occasional quartz eye (blue); moderately foliated.

1-2X very fine-grained pyrite,locally (overall < 1X sulphides). Hlnor quartz-carbonate stringers.

4.5 m.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-OZ49

3.00 3.403.40 4.004.00 4.50

0.400.600.50

RX 176238 RX 176239 RX 176240

^.0 <50.0.0050.008

^.000^.000 2.0

<4.00 ^0. <4.00 <50. <4.00

PAGE

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6200 U

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nan*

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 20/90FEB. 20/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

23.60*

090

** DEVIATION RECORDS "

depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00

depth az* dip depth dip depth az* dip

COMMENTS :LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOM

DESCRIPTION

**************************************************t*********

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN • ID PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.40 3.00 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre,gritty clay and

•Inor sand Matrix..Very few

volcanic/sedimentary clattt.. 3.00 4.80 CLAY

Ojlbway II Sediments.3.0-3.2: Minor sand bed.

Gritty, grey, strongly

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 3.00 2.60 NS

3.00 4.80 1.80 NS

85143-0 85143-0 PAGE 1

85H3-0 PAGE 2 " INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

8VUS-0

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROM m

TO LENGTH* m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

compacted. 4.80 6.20 SAND

Ojlbway II Sediments. Gradatlonal contact Into

glaclofluvlal/lacustrlnal sediments. Beige, fine- to medium-grained sand with pure grey clay Interbed*. Minor pebbles and cobbles at the top of the unit.

6.20 12.40 CLAYOjlbway II Sediments. 6.2-8.0 m.: grey, slightly

gritty clay with fine-grained sand interbed*.

8.0-9.4 m.: pure (silky) clay bed.

9.4-12.4 m.: as to 8.0 m.. 12.40 16.00 SAND

Ojlbway II Sediments. Fine, medium and coarse sand

beds (beige/grey) with silt Interbed*. 16.00 22,00 GRAVEL

Beige, medium-grained sand matrix (very few fines); clasts are comprised of mainly pebbles with occasional cobbles. Composition 60-70X granitoids and BOX sedlments/volcanlcs, and occasional limestone, pebbles are sub-rounded to well rounded.

Interbed! of fine-,medium-, and coarse-grained sand beds. Total absence of clay.

19.9-20.0 m.: fine-grained

4.80 6.20 1.40 NS

6.20 12.40 6.20 NS

12.40 16.00 3.60 NS

16.00 19.50 S.50 RX 176241 0.010 ^.000 22.0 <KO. 28.00 19.50 22.00 2.50 RX 176242 0.060 ^.000 8.0 K200. 150.00

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85143-0 PAGE 3•* IHCO **••DRILL LOG**

WH5-0

FROM TOa

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AUm m m PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

nnd bed.20.8-22.0 M.: Increase in

cobbles; appears less sorted than above.

22.00 23.60 BEDROCKDiabase (green,

•edlim-gralned Intermediate Intrusive).

Diabase texture. 10X hornblende (FeMg) crystals against green groundmass. Hematite along slippage planes; Moderately sheared.

Talcous-appearing Mineral along slippage planes (green to kahki- green, greasy lustre,soft)- possible serpentine.

23.6 si.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0250

22.00 22.5022.50 23.0023.00 23.60

0.500.500.60

RX 176243 RX 176244 RX 176245

0.0150.0230.011

^.000 *5.000

142.139.112.

<4.00

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6000 W

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid nan*

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 22/90FEB. 22/90

PRINT DATE

Hole lengthLevelDipBL azlnuthBH bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

6.30*

090

depth 0.00

az* dip 0.00 -90.00

depth


az* dip depth azu dip depth az* dip

COMMENTS : ******************t*****************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMB

TO DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS Mil PPM PPM PPM

ZN PPM

W PPM


0.40 4.60 TILLCochrane till. Brown/ochre, gritty clay

with a few scattered pebble clasts (Minly volcanlcs/sedlaents). Minor fine-grained sand bed at lower contact of unit.

4.60 5.00 TILLMatheson till. Beige, fine- to

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 4.60 4.20 NS

4.60 5.00 0.40 RX 176246 0.065 ^.000 ^.0 <200. 31.00

B5144-0 85144-0 PA6E 1

85144-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****DRILL LOO**

S51M-0

FROH TOm

DESCRIPTION FROH TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN mum PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

medium-grained cand matrix with Minor silty grey clay. Pebble- to cobble-sized clasts. Clast composition: 70-80X volcanlcs/sedlments, 20-SOX granitoids; occasional limestone.

5.00 6.30 BEDROCKMafic volcanic/fine-grained

Intrusive.Dark green (chloritic),

fine-grained, very hard (siliceous).Numerous crystal faces.

Slightly coarser-grained downhole. Fracture at 6.2 m..

6.3 m.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0251

5.00 5.505.50 6.006.00 6.30

0.500.500.30

RX 176247 RX 176248 RX 176249

0.0050.0180.005

^.000 ^.000 ^.000

K2.0122. ^.00139. 47.00<50. 500.00

PAGE

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85145-0Q. S. R.2475. DOS




5600.00U C. UAHANEN BRADLEY BROTHERS NODUELL MOUNTED ACKER

5600 U


10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 22/90FEB. 22/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

7.20m

090

depth aza dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth az* dip depth az* dip depth azi dip

COMMENTS : ************************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

TOD

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W m m m PPH PPH PPH PPM PPH

0.00 4.00 GRAVELCochrane Sedimenti. 0.0-1.7 D.: no return. Beige/brown medlua- to

coarse-grained sand Matrix (possible thin beds). Clasts are comprised of: 40X granitoids, 30X volcanlcs/sedlMnts, 30X limestone (well rounded).

4.00 5.50 TILLCochrane till. Beige/ochre, gritty clay

0.001.70

85145-0

1.704.00

1.702.30

NS NS

4.00 5.50 1.50 NS

85145-0 PAGE 1

B5145-0 PAGE 2** INCO ****DRILL LOS**

FROMM

TOM

DESCRIPTION

MtHx; strongly compacted. Occasional volcanlc/sedlnentary claftt (tub-angular). Clay Matrix turns to grey colour at 4.8 m..

5.1-5.5 m.: granite boulders.

.50 5.90 TILLMatheson till.Thin unit over bedrock.

Grey, gritty clay with beige, fine- to Md1u*j-gre1ned sand. Clasts are mainly volcanics and sediments .

Poor return, saall sanple. .90 7.20 BEDROCK

Sedinent (siltstone ?).Dark grey,fine-grained,

hard/sillceous, Moderately foliated. Texture does not appear Intrusive. Minor fracture at 7.1 m., with FeO stain along fracture faces.

7.9 m.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0252

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS IN U li m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

5.50 5.90 0.40 RX 176250 0.345 ^.000 12.0 KZOO. K4.00

5.90 6.206.20 6.606.60 7.20

0.300.400.60

RX 176251 RX 176252 RX 176253

40.0050.011

•fl. 005^.000 K2.0

<50. 119. 124.

220.00

PAGE

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5200 W

ElevationAttay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naae

10000.0011AU 4 33 others

FEB. 23/90FEB. 23/90

PRINT DATE


4-OCT-1990 15:46

8.20*

090

depth 0.00

uzm dip0.00 -90.00


depth mm dip depth aza dip depth ezai dip


FROM TO DESCRIPTION

*********************************t**************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN H m M m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.40 5.60 TILLCochrane till.Beige/ochre, slightly gritty

clay Mtrix. Minor clasts nalnly. volcanlcs/sediiients. Matrix changes to grey, gritty clay at 3.0 to 5.6 m..

5.60 7.30 TILLMatheson till. Beige, fine- to

•ediim-grained sand Mtrix with Minor

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 5.60 5.20 NS

85146-0

5.60 7.30 1.70 RX 176254 0.848 ^.000 12.0 200. 39.00

85146-0 PAGE 1


85146-0

FROMR

TO DESCRIPTION FROM

patty/gritty clay. Matrix 1s unsorted and Is test than 25X of the unit. Clasts are 70X volcanics and sediments, 50X granitoids, with an occasional 11settone; numerous cobbles and boulders. Clast supported till. Clay smeared on pebbles.

5.8-6.1 m.: granite boulder.

6.8-7.2 m.: poor return. .30 6.20 BEDROCK

Quartz diabase. Black and white plagioclase

phenocryst* (anhedral) against dark grey groundmass; sU1ceous;1-2X very fine-grained, subhedral pyrite.

Occasional quartz-carbonate stringers.

8.2 B.: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0253

TO LENGTHD m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

U PPM

7.307.70

7.70 0.408.20 0.50

RX 176255 40.005 45.000 RX 176256 0.005 45.000 42.0

450.450.

44.0044.00

PACE

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Departure Logged by Drilled by Drill type Core *1ze Section

** INOO ****DRILL LOG**


5600 U

ElevationAssay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedfir Id naae

: 10000.00*: AU 4 33 others:: FEB. 25/90: FEB. 23/90;

PRINT DATE

Hole length

LevelDipBL azlMJth8H bearingHeading

4-OCT-1990 15:46

21.00*

090

depth azB) dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00


depth az* dip depth az* dip depth urn dip

COMMENTS : A***********************************************************

LEFT IN HOLE

FROM TOm

DESCRIPTION

*********************t**************************************

FftOH TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU A6 AS ZN U m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.40 5.00 TILLCochrane till.Beige, cowpact, gritty clay;

few snail clasts, Mlnly volcanics/ sediMnts. Matrix turns to grey at 3.7 tO 5.0 m..

5.00 19.80 TILLMatheson till. Fine- to Mdlun-gralned

beige/grey sand and di nor grey, pasty

85147-0

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 5.00 4.60 NS

5.00 7.507.50 9.009.00 10.50

2.501.501.50

RX 176257 RX 176258 RX 176259

0.0534.0080.221

4.0004.000^.000

14.0 <200.11.0 <200.10.0 <200. 16.00

85147-0 PAGE 1

85147-0

FROMIR

TO m

DESCRIPTION

/gritty clay matrix. Matrix supported till. Clests are 40-50Xvolcan1cs sediments and 50-60X granitoids; occasional limestone pebble (well rounded) . Clay on clasts; few cobbles.

7.5*10.5 it.: matrix changes to 75X grey, gritty clay; less clasts than above.

10.5-11.4 m.: as to 7.5 m..

11.4-16.0 m.: Increase in cobbles; minor pasty clay above 15.6

FROMm

10.5012.0013.5015.0016.6018.00

PAGE 2 ** INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AUm

12.0013.5015.0016.6018.0019.80

m

1.501.501.501.601.401.60

PPM

RXRXRXRXRXRX

176260176261176262176263176264176265

0.0.^.0.0.^.

031079011309172007

AGPPM

4.000^.000^.000^.000^.000^.000

ASPPM

191419141617

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

ZNPPM

<200.<200.<200.<200.240.

<200.

WPPM

K4.00^.00<4.0017.00

110.00K4.00

85147-0

16.6-17.1 m.: Possible Hlss1nab1 Sediments. Grey, smooth, compacted clay, (possible rip-up clast of Ojlbway II clay.

17.1-19.8 m.: Lower T1U (?). Beige/grey fine- to medium-grained sand matrix ^25X). Minor gritty grey clay. Clast supported; clasts ere 60-7QX volcanlcs/sedlments. Clay on clasts locally. Numerous granite cobbles.

19.2-19.3 m.: grey, gritty clay up to 70X of the unit.

19.80 21.00 BEDROCK Siltstone. Dark grey to grey

fine-grained; soft (25X rock flour); well foliated, slatey cleavage. Kahkl/green discolouration (stain) near

85147-0

19.80 20.2020.20 20.6020.60 21.00

0.400.400.40

RX 176266 RX 176267 RX 176268

KO.OOS •(0.005 0.005

^.000 18.0 6.0 7.0

146.110. ^.00

85147-0 PAGE 2

85147-0

FROM

D

TO

D

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH

PAGE S** INCO ****ORILL LOG**

1 SAMPLE* AUPPM

AG AS IN UPPM PPM PPM PPM

8SU7-Q

bedrock surfaces.21.0 B: FOOT OF HOLE.TS C90-0254

PAGE 3

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DepartureLogged byDrilled byDrill typeCore sizeSection

depth azft dip0.00 0.00 -90.00

** INCO "DRILL

6800.00UC.LAAMANENBRADLEY BROTHERSNODUELL HOUNTED ACKER

6800 U

** DEVIATION 1

depth am dip

** LOG**

ElevationAitay req.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid naM

RECORDS **

depth aza i

PRINT DATE

10000.00* Hole lengthAU * 33 others Level

DipFEB. 24/90 BL azimuthFEB. 24/90 BH bearing

Heading

ilp depth az* dip

t4-OCT-1990 15:46

13.50*

090

COMMENTS :LEFT IN HOLE

FROMm

0.00

TOm

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W D M M PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM


0.40 1.50 TILLCochrane till? Brown gritty clay natrlx

with few volcanlcs/sedloents pebble clam.

1.50 6.50 SILTGlacial lacustrine

•ed1*ent;f1ne grained beige/grey land and silt.

6.50 10.00 SAND

85148-0

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 1.50 1.10 NS

1.50 6.50 5.00 NS

85148-0 PAGE 1

85148-0 PAGE 2** INCO **••DRILL LOO**

85HB-0

FROM TO DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN V m m m PPM PPM PPM PPH PPM

Glacial fluvialsedlMents;fine,*ediuM,and coarse grained tandt (well sorted) coarsening downhole.

Pebble bed Intersected at 9.0-9.3 M.

10.00 10.50 BOULDERFeldspar porphyry

boulder;85X orthoclase,10X quartz, 5X biotite.

10.SO 12.20 GRAVELBeige,sorted,MedluM and

coarse sand Matrix and occasional fine grained tand Matrix.Over all -OOX of the unit It Matrix.

Clasts are Mainly granitoids and range froM pebbles to cobbles (Mainly cobbles) with total absence of clay on clasts.

12.20 13.50 BEDROCKSiltstone.Dark grey,fine

grained,Moderately soft and weakly sheared with rare pyrlte/pyrohtlte SMeared along slippage planes. TS C90-0505

6.50 10.00 3.50 NS

10.00 10.50 0.50 NS

10.50 12.20 1.70 RX 176269 4.011 ^.000 9.0 <200. 520.00

12.20 12.4012.40 13.0013.00 13.50

0.200.600.50

RX 176270 RX 176271 RX 176272

N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A

PAGE

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6400 H


Sl ACKER

ElevationAssay reg.Test MethodStartedCompletedGrid na*e

10000.00*AU * 33 others

FEB. 34/90FEB. 24/90

PRINT DATE


29-AUG-1990 14:37

32.00*

090

depth az* dip 0.00 0.00 -90.00



COMMENTS

FROM TOD

DESCRIPTION

************************************************************ LEFT IN HOLEHole stopped 1n overburden due to dlffle ult drilling conditions, 1 b1t,1 sub and 2 rods ruined In atleapt to reach bedrock.


0.40 6.20 TILLCochrane till.0.4 - 4.5 ;l1ttle

return,(*1nor brown gritty clay with so*e silty sand).

4.5 - 6.2;grey,gr1tty(sl1ghtly) clay with a few sediment clasts.

FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS ZN H m m m PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

0.00 0.40 0.40 NS

0.40 6.20 5.80 NS

85149-0 85149-0 PAGE 1

85149-0 PAGE 2** INCO **••PRILL LOG**

85149-0

FROMm

TO n

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W HUM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM

Minor silt bed at lower contact of unit.probably top of Ojlbway II sedlnents.

6,20 7.00 GRAVELOjlbway II sediments from

6.2 to 12.0 m..Interbedding of glacial

fluvial and glacial lacustrine sediments.

Gradatlonal contact from Cochrane till.

The unit appearstill-like,consisting of a beige fine grained Matrix with nlnor grey gritty clay.mmerous pebble clasts having clay smeared on them.

7.00 7.60 CLAYGrey,soft,non grltty(pure)

clay. 7.60 8.00 GRAVEL

Sorted clasts,mainly pebble slze.no clay on clasts and very minimal Mtrlx.

8.00 9.00 CLAYGrey,compacted,smooth(pure)

clay with minor silt. 9.00 10.00 SAND

Sorted, f Ine.stedluis, and coarse grained sand beds occasionally grading Into pebble beds.

10.00 10.30 GRAVELClasts with no clay,very

little fines.

6.20 7.00 0.80 NS

7.00 7.60 0.60 NS

7.60 8.00 0.40 NS

8.00 9.00 1.00 NS

9.00 10.00 1.00 NS

10.00 10.30 0.30 NS

85149-0 85149-0 PAGE 2

85149-0 PAGE 3 ** INCO ** "DRILL LOG**

85149-0

FROMm

TOD

DESCRIPTION FROM TO LENGTH SAMPLE* AU AG AS IN W m m m PPM PPM PPM PPH PPM

10.30 11.00 SANDSorted sand beds.Top bed 1s

fine grained with sands coarsening downhole to pebble beds.

11.00 12.00 CLAYGrey,soft non gritty clay.

12.00 28.00 TILLBeige/grey,fine to medium

with minor coarse grained sand 1n Mtrlx (unsorted).

Clast conpostlon Is generally ;70Xgran1to1dsX1ntrus1ves,30X volcanics and sediments with occasional limestone clasts.SIze 1s variable with cobbles appearing to Hake up a higher percentage of the clasts

By volume.Clay 1s present on a large

number of the clasts.Details In addition to the

above discretion are as follows.12.4 - 12.6 m ;gabroic

boulder.13.8 m ; Hue tt one cobble.14.0 - 16.3 m ;numereous

Intermediate to felsic Intrusive cobbles.

(15.3 - 15.5 m ;feldspar porphyry boulder:85X k-spar,10X quartz and 5X blotlte/hornblende.15.3 - 16.3 ;numerous feldspar pophryry cobbles similar to above boulder).

10.30 11.00 0.70 NS

11.00 12.00 1.00 NS

12.0013.5015.2015.5016.3018.0019.5021.0022.5024.0025.50

1315151618192122242528

.50 1.50

.20 1.70

.50 0.30

.30 0.80

.00 1.70

.50

.00

.50

.00

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50.00 2.50

RXRXNSRXRXRXRXRXRXRXRX

176273176274

176275176276176277176278176279176280176281176282

00

00000(0tO0

.097

.101

.196

.604

.351

.218

.058

.010

.011

.216

(6.000(7.000

4.000(5.0004.000(5.0004.000(7.000(7.000(8.000

(2.020.0

19.014.015.015.012.016.016.018.0

(200.430.

(200.(200.(200.(200.220.430.

(200.(200.

110.00110.00

84.0070.0052.0036.0047.0072.00280.0049.00

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85H9-0 PAGE 4** INCO ****DRILL LOG**

851*9-0

FROMm

TOn

DESCRIPTION FROMH

TO LENGTHm m

SAMPLE* AU PPM

AG PPM

AS PPM

ZN PPM

H PPM

21.2 - 21.6 m ;minor grey,gritty clay.^OX of the matrix.

23.5 - 25.2 a ;numerous granitoid cobbles to boulders.

25.2 - 18.0 in ;up to 75X grey,gritty clay matrix,locally stongly compacted.Possible gradational contact with M1n1na1b1 tedlmenti below.

28.00 28.80 CLAYMissinaibi sediments? 28.0

to 32.0 m.Strongly compacted,grey

pure(non gritty) clay. 28.80 30.20 SAND

28.8 - 29.0 m ;very fine grained sand/silt.

29.0 - 30.2 m ;Interbedded fine,medium.and coarse grained sands with compacted,grey,non gritty clay seams.

30.20 32.00 CLAYGrey,strongly compacted clay

with minor fine sand/silt interbeds.P.O.H. 32.0 m due to

difficult drilling problems making It unfeasable to continue.

28.00 28.80 0.80 NS

28.60 29.00 0.20 NS 29.00 30.20 1.20 NS

30.20 32.00 1.80 NS

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Sample Number o-f Visible Bold Brains

Total Reshaped Modified Pristini

851001760051760021760031760041 760051760061760071760081760091760101760111760121760171760181760191760231760241760281760291 760301760311760321 7603517603617604017604-117604517 60 4 iJ 7604 71760481760/1917605017 605 'i1 76055j 76056] 7/.05"7

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Samp] e Numb e rNo, ^.....-.......

Total Rt?

RSI 0017606B1760691760731760771760841760R81760921760931760941 760951 7609617609717609B176099176103176104J. 76 105176106176)101761111761)5176116176H71761181761 J 9176120176121176 J 2?176123176i?P)7cM'; c17613017 6 J 3 517013?176133176134f'M3617M3T'176 i 3?17613'?

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Sample Nitmhc-T o-f Visible Gold Brains Non-Mag Calculated PPP Visible Gc*l ri

Totr-,1 Reshaped Modi -f led Pr

E5000i 76 14 31441 45146i471481521563 60164165169no171J 75176J 77HM185.1.R91 901975 9 f:'99/f'"*''0"

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32.812.321 . 416.5J 5. 319.212.312.614.216.613.314.317.619.014.914.112.215.314,913.518.314.013.816,212.116.516.6j 6. 7i 3 - 118.fiJ S. 41,', Hj '\, 21 1 . f;S /i. 2!. 4 , 41. 7 , (;.

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15.32.9

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GOLD CLASSIFICATION

NUMBER OF GRAINS11111111111111111

VISIBLE

inrxlaprTOTAL ft i

SAMPLE II

85100176001

176002

176003

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176005

176006

176007

176008

176009

176010

J 76011

176012

176017

17601B

176019

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176024

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PANNED =='Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T

N NO VISIBLE BOLD

Y 25 X 25 '5C 1

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

Y 25 X 50 25 M 1

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N (JO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N HO VISIPIF GOLD

Y 5') X 100 j 5 c 175 K 100 IB C I

Y 25 X 75 10 CW f 75 53 l 75 l !?5 25 H 1

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINE TOTAL NON CALC V.8.scssrsrrrr rassrscs rssss MAG ASSAY

T P T P BMS PPB REMARKS

l 15.4

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CLASSIFICATION

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B5100176028

176029

176030

176031

176032

176035

176036

176040

176044

176045

176046

176047

P6043

GOLD FROM SHAKING TABLE AND PANNING

.wrl NUMBER OF GRAINSflT PflMMtMrr 17 L r n li i TT - -n - --mur unUT rHrirUNob i f -m-—. -- --. — -— .- .. B... HM .

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINEPANNED srrsssrr rrsrrsrsr rssrsssr

Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T P T P T P

N W VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

Y 75 X 100 18 C 275 X 125 20 C 2 75 X 125 25 M 1175 X 200 50 M 1

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

Y 25 X 75 25 M i25 X 50 BC 150 X 75 25 H 1 100 X 150 25 C 1'

N NO VISIBLE GOLD

Y 25 X 50 8 C 1

N m VISIBLE GOLD

V 25 X 50 25 h i 100 X 125 50 N 1

N MO VISIBLE GOLD

Y 25 J. 25 5 C 1 25 X 50 6 C 150 X 75 13 C 575 i 100 IE C 1

V 50 X 5f* K' C i

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PPB REMARKS

EST. .05X PYRRHOTITE

1046

EST. .O!'/. PYRITE

405

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ESI. O.r,; PYRITE

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EST. 0.5S f /RITE

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NUMBER OF BRAINS

SAMPLE ft PANNED

85100

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINE TOTAL WON CALC V.6.,^,^j, —^^a.— fmmfm-mmaijijoj ••^•L-LLJlj___ — M — u PIIU MAC ACCAV—™,——H-.~ M——H——M — ^i *i ••••.•.^ H~*~BW plHw rfdwHT

Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T P T P T P BMS PPB REMARKS

176049 Y 300 X 500 150 M l

176050 Y 100 X 125 25 M l 125 X 150 25 H l

176054 N NO VISIBLE GOLD

176055 Y 100 X 150 25 M l

176056 Y 100 X 175 50 M l

176057 N

176059 Y

176062 Y

VISIBLE GOLD

25 X 75 10 C i

75 X 75?5 l 100100 l 125

50 H l 5(i M l 25 M

176063 N NO VISIBLE SOLD

17606? Y 25 X 5075 X 100

200 X 275

8 C l25 M l25 H J

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EST, 0.5X PYRITE

170

30B

EST. 0.2V, PYRITE

3 15.7 469

NO StlFIDES

3 l B. 9 640

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INQS1MAY.WRI NUMBER OF GRAINSTOTAL i OF PANNJNGS 11 ———————————————— -

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINESAMPLE * PANNED r^rr^ ^r^rzzr srsrrsrs


B5100RX 176068 Y 50 X 175 22 C 1

75 X 100 18 C 1 100 X 100 20 C 1



77 Y 25 X 50 25 M 175 X 100 50 M 1

64 Y 25 X 25 5 C 150 X 50 50 M 1



93 Y 100 X 125 22 C 1

94 Y 25 X 50 8 C 125 X 75 25 M ' 175 X 100 16 C 1

95 N MO VISIBLE GOLD

96 Y 50 X 100 15 C 1

97 N 50 y 100 15 C 1

93 H NO VI S i Bif GOLD

TOTAL NON CALC V.G.***"MAG ASSAY

GMS PPB REMARKS

1 EST. 0.1XPRY1TE1 1

3 21.2 219

1 EST. 0.12 PYRITE1

2 14.4 218

1 EST. 0.1X PYRITE1

2 2.4 401

1

1 8.7 244

111

3 iST 124

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INQS1MAY.WRITOTAL t OF PANNIN6S 11

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AND PANNING

NUMBER OF GRAINS

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINErrrssrrr rrsrsrsss aasassas


B5100

99 Y 50 X 100 25 X 25

103 Y 25 X 2550 X 75 150 X 250275 X 275

104 Y 75 X 75125 X 150

105 Y 50 X 7575 ): 100100 X 375 125 X 150125 X 225


110 N 75 X 100

111 N 50 X 125


116 N NO VISIBLE BOLD

157 N J7f. X 2^5

118 N NO VISIBLE GOtf

15 C 1 25 M 1

25 M 113 C 1 25 M 1

150 M 1

15 C 127 C 1

13 C 218 C i27 C 1 50 H 250 M 1

50 M 1

25 M 1

50 H 1

TOTAL NON CALC V.6.—— * HAG ASSAY

BMS PPB REMARKS

1 EST. 0.51/. PYRITE 1

2 13.6 56

1 NO SULPHIDES1 11

4 15 6205

1 EST. 0.1X PYRITE1

2 13.3 336

21I21

7 21.2 1474

1

1 17.1 168

1

1 17.3 83

1

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INDS1HAY.WRI NUMBER OF GRAINSH fUIHL * UT rHWIIITOS

SAMPLE 1 PANNED

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85100

119 Y 50 X 50 X

200 X

75 13 C 1 1 100 15 C 1 1275 50 H 1 1

3 9.8 2262


123 N 50 X 75 13 C 1 1

1 9.3 40


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1 14.1 5194


13(i N NO VISIBLE BOLD

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1

1

1


332 N NO VISIBLE GOLD EST. JW PYRITE

133 N 50 X100 X

131 50 X75 X75 !.

75 25 M \ l - ?. EST. 4*. PYRITE!75 50 K i 1

3 16.2 528

75 13 C -- 1 1 EST. 6S PYRITE 100 18 C 1 1125 20 C 1 1

3 23.7 12?

136 N NO '/ISIfclE GOLD

137 K 50 );75 X

125 X

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VISIBLE GOLD FROM SHAKING TABLE AND FANN1NB.

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RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINE TOTAL NON CALC V.6.SAMPLE tt PANNED ssrrrrrs ^^^^ ——u^. ^ HAG ASSAY

Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T P T P T P GNS PPB REMARKS

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1

1

1

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INOS2MAY.WRI NUMBER OF GRAINSTOTAL tt OF PANNINGS 15 ————————————————————

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINE TOTAL NOWBWPLE * PANNED s^ssss rszrss^s srr^rnr sszss f^6

Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T P T P T P BUS

85000RX176H3 N 50 X 100 15 C i 1

1 12.8

W N 75 X 125 50 h 1 1 -

1 12.3

145 "1 50 X 50 10 C 1 1

1 21.4

146 N 50 X 75 13 C 1 1

1 16.5

147 Y 50 X 50 10 C 1 I 250 )! 75 13 C 3 1100 J! 125 50 M 1 1150 X 175 50 M 1 1

5 15.3

149 Y 25 X 50 25 M 1 150 X 75 25 M I 1 75 X 100 .18 C 1 3

100 K i 25 2? K 1 1!75 X 325 75 M 1 1

5 19.2

152 f 75 X 50 6 C 1 1 7=1 K 100 25 C 1 1 1

3 12.1

156 N 50 X 50 10 C i 1

1 12.6

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50

305

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2059

244

15

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EST. 27. PYRITE

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181 Y 50 J' 75 13 C l l EST. 2X PYRITEl 150 J 575 31 C l l

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INDS2MY.WRI NUMBER OF GRAINSTOTAL K OF PANNINGS 15 ——-—————————————————

RESHAPED MODIFIED PRISTINE TOTAL NON CALC V.6. SAMPLE l PANNED ^^^: *^^s ^^^ ^ HAG ASSAY

Y/N DIAMETER THICKNESS T P T P T P 6MS PPB REMARKS

B5000

165 N NO VISIRLF. GOLD


170 Y 50 V 100 25 N l l 75 X 100 25 H l l

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2 17.6 141



176 N 75 X 100 18 C i l

175 X 200 36 C l l

3 15.3 1050

135 H ?5 X 50 8 C l l

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l"'} f 150 5' 1 M J l EST. 0.2*175 ). ?75 75 H l

190 Y ^ y 75 13 C l l EST. 0.7X PifRITC7r v l?5 75 Y; i l

i1 S B. 3 123

2C \ c,'"' ?5 H ! l EST. 0.1*. PYR! 50 X !2r 2: M l l

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CLASSIFICATION•*l*

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VISIBLE GOLD FROM SHAKING TABLE AND PANNINB

INQS2hAY.WRI NUMBER OF GRAINSTOTfif It fTT f-AHMTKlPr i e .1,1.. M. .,. ...,..-.,.,.,lUiHL ft UT rmNinbi) 10 — ......i. . .

RESHAPED HODIFIED PRISTINESAMPLE 1 PflNNED cass-* r^r^r srrrxrr:


B5000

193 Y 25 )i 50 8 C 1 75 K 75 50 M 1

199 Y 75 X 100 18 C 1

203 Y 50 X 50 25 M 1 .50 X 75 25 M 1 100 X 125 50 M 1200 X 225 50 M 1

204 Y 23 X 50 25 M 1 75 X 100 IS C 1100 X 125 75 M 1

205 N 75 X 125 20 C 1

206 N m VISIBLE GOLD

207 N 50 ): 50 JO C 1

211 N 25 X 25 S C i

21? N NO '.'J 31 9!.7 GiM'

21? N W? V!SU-t? GOLD

2!" 'i f i'5 Vi -f; I F. F no D

221 f.' M;? "! :: LLF: m.',-

TOTAL NON CALC V.6.—— * MAG ASSAY

6MS PPB REMARKS

1 EST. 12 PYRITE 1

2 13.6 159

1

1 16.2 62.41748

1 EST. 0.3X PYRITE1 11

4 12.1 1891

1 EST. IX PYRITE 11

3 16.5 509

1

1 16.6 90

1

1 13.1 15

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Y/N DIAMETER THICWCSS T P T P 7 P GMS PPB REMARKS

85000 228 N NO VISIBLE GOLD

231 Y if, X 25 5 C l I EST. 21 PYRITE

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25 X75 X

50 X

255050150

5075

50

5 C8 C

10 C25 M

8 C15 C

10 C

11

11

11

1

1111

4 14.4

11

2 17.6

1

224

41

232 Y 25 X 50 8 C l l EST. 0.7X PYRITE

l 13.1 15


241 H NO VI5IH.E GOLD

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85100 RX 176242 Y 25 X 50 B C 1 1

50 X 75 13 C 1 175 X 100 IB C 1 1

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251 Y 25 X 75 25 M 1 1

1


258 Y 100 X 200 50 M 1 1

1

259 Y 25 X 25 5 C 1 125 X 50 B C 2 2

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262 Y 25 X 50 6 C 1 150 X 75 13 C 1 1

2

263 N 100 X 150 25 C 1 1

1



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273 N 100 'f. 125 50 H 1 1

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17.5 84

17.B 26

13.6 620

13 14

~7f.7 40

14.8 195

EST. 0.4X PYRITE

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EST. 0.IX PYRITE

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Bedrock Chip Assays

Sample description SN SR TA TH U V ZN LA CE NO SH EU TB YB LU X l PPH PPH PPM PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH

RX 176220RX 176222RX 176223RX 176224RX 176225

RX 176226RX 176227RX 176229RX 176230RX 176234

RX 176235RX 176236RX 176238RX 176239RX 176240

RX 176243RX 176244RX 176245RX 176247RX 176248

RX 176249RX 176251RX 176252RX 176253RX 176255

RX 176256RX 176266RX 176267RX 176268

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RK 176623 RK 176024 RK 176628RK 176029 RK 176030

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-— RX 176635 —— ...- — RX 176036 RK 176646

RK 176644 RK 176645

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RK 176649 RK 176050 RX 176654RK 176655 RX 176656

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Sample description

RX 176657 RX 1766.58 RX 17S66?RX 17666.3 RX 176667

RX 176668RX 176669 RV 176073RX 176677 RX 176684

RX 176688 RX 176692 RX 176693RX 176694 RX 176095

RX 176696 RX 176697

- RX- 176698RX 176699 RX 176163

RX 176164 RX 176105 RX 176165RX 176116 RX 176111

RX 176115 RX 176116

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RX 176126 RX 176121 Ri 176122RX 176123 RX 176128

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Sample description

RI 176129 m 176130

KH 176132 ^ 176133

RX 176134 m 176136 RX 176137RX 176138 RX 176139

RX 176143 RX 176144

RX 176146 RX 176147

RX 176148 RX 176152 fiX-176156RX 176160 RX 176164

RX 176165 RX 176169Dy 17C17AnA 1 f Ql rv

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RX 176190 RX 176197

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RX 176212 RX 176213 RX 176217RX 176221 RX 176228

RX 176231 RX 176232 RX 176233RX 176237 RX 176241

RX 176242 RX 176246 RX 176256RX 176254 RX 176257

RX 176258 RX 176259 RX 176260RX 176261 RX 176262

RX 176263 RX 176264

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RX 176274 RX 176275 RX 176276RX 176277 RX 176278

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110 416 140 390 180 380110 430 65 480

55 466 66 390 50 500170 460 76 396

130 350 58 42096 44036 646 53 440

48 346 26 490 47 2f.fl

246 250 51 440

47 436 54 46663 45645 440 70 390

tv. Qork TJFder: 17US Report:

CS FE HP K6 IR HO NA NI PPH X PPH PPH PPB PPH PPH PPH

{2 17.1 156 Q 19.0 140 {2 19.8 ....160.....{2 19.6 166 Q 19.1 220

14 17.6 226 {2 16.0 180 {2 16 8 220{2 20.3 256 Q 16.3 196

{2 16.8 226 6 18.1 188

{2 17 5 170{2 20.0 286 {2 19.5 136

{5 {46 {26 1366 {268 {5 {48 INI 1878 {288 {5 {40 {20 1686 {266{5 {48 {26 1496 {288 {5 {46 {26 1936 {266

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RB SE: PPH PPH

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77 82

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{76 {6.6 93 {50 {6.2 86

-.{58 .-{0.2 .—88 {50 {6.2 83 {56 {0.2 78

{5 {46 INT 1866 {266 {50 {0.2 {5 {46 INI 1538 {268 {56 6.8 {5 {40 INT 1576 {?06 i'fifl i t{5 {46 {26 2568 {286 {5 {46 {26 1620 {266

{2 16.0 160 {5 {46 INI 1486 {288 {2 16.0 310 {5 {46 {26 1970 656 {? 12.fi 140 {fi {40 m I486 {29-3{2 25.9 136 {2 16.0 200

{2 16.5 260 {2 16.1 246 ^-16,7—260.{2 17.3 240 Q. 17.4 166

186 420 {2 22.3 136 116 426 7 19.1 146

..146—360 _ {2 .16,3 _ 140 .... 29 550 Q 26.0 190 85 336 {2 17.7 158

126 566 84 456 -84. -jiZfi73 486 63 460

{2 23.6 180 {2 19.1 188 O 19 fi ?lflQ 20.6 186 {2 16.3 176

{5 {40 {26 1550 {280 {5 {40 INT 1470 {286

{5 {40 INT 1946 {200 {5 {46 INT 1956 {268 {5 {40 {20 .1906 {266{5 {40 INT 2138 {288 {5 {46 {26 I960 {260

{5 {40 {26 2228 {268 {5 {46 {26 2398 {266 .{5-i46..-(26...1966 .{268 {5 {46 {28 2130 {266 {5 {40 {20 2956 {268

{5 {46 {26 3126 {266 {5 {46 INT 1978 {288

-j(5 .140 {26 1710 4260{5 {48 {26 2888 {268 {5 {46 INT 1240 {266

{58 {6.3 {56 6.9

{58 {6.2 {56 {6.2

,. {58. {0.2. {58 {0.2 {58 {8.2

{56 {6.2 {58 {6.2

..{50.J.0.{58 {6.2 {56 1.3

{56 {8.2 {58 {6.2 {58 {0.2. {•58 {6.2 {58 {6.2

{58 {0.3 {56 {6.2

.... {SO. {0.2..{58 {8.2 {56 {6.2

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{24 {6.2 | {26 {6.2 : .{28 6.2 ...... {26 {0.2 {28 {8.2

78 {26 {6.2 98 {28 {8.2 i 89-.-{26..{0.2- . 118 {26 {8.2 88 {26 {8.2

96 84 7756 83

81 82

..82 84 77

79 78

. 76 95 85

92 96

...90. 96 73

{26 {6.2 {26 {6.2

..{26 0.2 {26 {8.2 {28 {6.2

l{26 {0.2 {28 {0.2 {26 .{6.2 {28 {6.2 {28 {6.2

{28 8.2 {26 {6.2 {26. {6.2 {26 {8.2 {28 {6.2

{26 {8.2 {28 {8.2

.{20 {6.2 ... . {28 {0.2 {26 {6.2

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3-4 Saaple description AU A6 AS BA BR CA

PPB PPH PPM PPM PPM XC."CO CR CS FE HP Ha IR HO Nft MI RS SB st a

PPH PPH PPH X PPH PPH PPB PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH Kcc•Jll

RX 176279m 176286

..fiX -176281 -RX 176282

58 (6(10 (7j—..-JO-

(20016l fi

(5 (5

(3(4

..{3-

78 46087 51054 420-

(2 19.3 226Q 19.7 270Ji2 18.8 220-

(5 (46 INT I860 (200 (50 1.1(5 (40 INT 1350 (260 (50 (6.2.(5—m.-INT.. 1630.. (200 . (56 (0.2

92 (20 (0.285 (26 (6.292... (26 (6.2

216 (8 18 860 (5 (5 64 620 (2 21.2 356 (5 (40 INT 1760 (226 (56 (6.3 166 (26 (6.2

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Safsple description TA PPH

RX 176661 RX 176002 RX 176663RX 176664 RX 176605

RX 176666 RX 176667RV 17CAAQ"" •"•'" nn It OvvO

RX 176669 RX 176616

RX 176611RX 176612 oy j7fAi71 •••-'•" - HA i /vvJ rRX 176018 RX 176019

RX 176023 RX 176024 By 176628RX 176029 RX 176030

RX 176031 RX 176032

RX 176036 RX 176046

RX 176044 RX 176045DV \~lLhiC~——— MA i t w4o - ——— RX 176047 RX 176648

RX 176049 RX 176650oy 17/rocj

RX 176055 RX 176656

28 13

——10-14 17

1115

——— lg-22 12

19 19

———— 9-1016

12 21- —— 14-16 19

25 121C

7 7

TH U PPH PPH

120 19 160 16 72 94

120 15 110 13

190 13 190 IS

-146-15—220 23 190 20

140 15 150 1411A 1C—H9 — K ——

150 18 110 12

196 26 266 26

226 14 206 16

186 17 110 161JA JA

110 12 75 14

15 160 16 16 190 1714 1QA OC

13 156 17 17 130 14

17 16 148

23

150 17 65 6.5

-200-48- 190 15 180 23

tf ZN PPM PPM

160 (206 150 326

. .31— (266-44 (266 34 (266

28 (200 76 (266

49 (266 516 (200

34 (200 95 (260

28 (200 90 (266

276 466 87 (266OC /OAA —— iO — *iW—

(4 (266 18 (266

35 (266 136 (266

-44-X206 486 (266 266 (206

52 (206 34 (266 34 K26035 (266 86 (206

62 (266 35 (266il /O A A—— \4 — vew-

120 (260 (4 (200

LA PPH

956 470

-256-320 370

446 516

560 436

390 416

370 276

466 560CJA — Mw-510 450

510 350

-436- 296 266

486 536CI A

376 386

396 196

546 596

CE PPH

1760 820

-426-530 596

680 836

826 860

670 730

616 476

786 896 886876 786

846 626OAA— 6W-616466

946 966

— W0- 636 656

636 320

890 1006

mPPM

736 366

-226196 276

256 28607 A

296 336

266 366 226226 166

276 436

316 326

426 226

220 160

400466'J7A— tf/P-

260 220

220 120

340 560

fork Order: 1728 Report: 1734 \

SH EU IB PPH PPH PPH

126 32.6 61 11.9

-35-4.2—37 7.1 49 10.3

46 8.1 53 9.9 49 9 151 7.0 59 13.2

48 9.6 51 10.8M Q Q ——— jfr3 ——

40 7.2 33 7.2

53 9.9 68 13.6

62 10.3 58 8.6

75 13.743 9.6 cp i? 746 9.8 27 5.8

71 14.1 65 12.9 fi? 1? SVI li.V

43 8.3 51 16.7

43 8.4 22 5.2fi 10 0

65 13.4 87 17.7

168 j5 8

Y8 PPH

26.2 27.6 12 L36.6 32.2

LU PPH

3.1 3.6 2 24.4 6.7

9 31.4 4.1 9 33.1 5.3

^..314-44-8 34.1 5.5 8 33.4 4.2

h. en tn

4 5

8 9

. 411 16

9 5

7 5

95 ir8 4

4 4

-42- 9

10

34.4 35.2'M a -2e.4*43.6 36.2

36.4 34.3.36546.7

31.9 26.6

-29.1-26.6 12.4

34.4 39.4

33.6 33.2

34.2 13.3

-34vS 364 34.4

5.1 4.90 Q— *-,*-5.9 5.2

Mass A g ^

16.10 15.46 41.86 .- .-..- — -..... . - -.. . -....-..17.56 21.66

16.60 14.40

11.96 8.566

i

14.56 9.800 8 866 -9.960 9.666

4.7 13.606.8 19.06 4 3 11 QA5.8 5.1

7.0 2.8

2.11.8

3.9 5.6

4.2 4.8

4.9 2.1

-4.4- 4.7 5.2

12.16 8.360

19.20 11.36

7.106 7.406

7.166 11.66

14.46 17.76

13.66 18.76

17^26 23.66

Activat

Saaple description

RX RX RXRX RX

RX RX

—— RX- RX RX

RX RXRV———— KA-RX RX

RX RX

__ RXRX RX

RX RX

——— RX RX RX

RX RX RXRX RX

RX RX

- — RX RX RX

176057 1760584 * VTfOt

176063 176067

176068 176069 176073176077 176084

176688 176092

176094 176095

176096 176097 176098176099 176103

176104 17610517P 1AC -1/Olw - — - — ——176110 176111

176115 176116 176117 —176118 176119

176126 176121

176123 176128

TA PPM

15 15 1620 26

36123229 23

15 122318 21

15 16 138

13

1629

915 14

30 25

-11-

2

1015

4011 19

TH PPH

150 166

160 230

240 136

-216-286 180

170 190 190200 236

210 120 140120 190

190 320 140156 126

220 180

120 120

120 160 150156 190

ion Laboratories Ltc Uork Order: 1728 Report: 1734

UPPH

20 22 1725 36

21 14 42-33 23

24 157723 20

22 13 1713 23

16 28 H17 14

35 28H13 13

V PPM

15110

F/.{4 {4

27 50

—— 27-66

100

{4 1416

72

29 438677 {4

14 21

IgA72 29

56 16

- 23.{4

14 126 15 28

.20- —— 38- 13 22 25 29

ZN PPM

{200 {200

{206 {200

{260 {206

4260-{266 1266

{206 {260 {266{200 {206

{200 {266

{206 {260

{200 416

-4260 260

{200{200

-260 580 250

{200{200

-X20e {260

LA PPM

546 490 53ft546 666620- 376

-600-756 546

450 516520516 646

556 356 4*6336 516

566 766

-350- 380 366

810 556

-326- 370 430

350 460

--m 420 500

CE PPM

920 890 Rftft

1660 1000

990 620

4W6-1366 836

656 846 926840

1160

916 616fiftfl560 800

846 1266

610 636

1500 956 576650 796

650 790

-750760 866

NO PPM

460 366 338396 396

446 250 460.596 366

296 336 396346 526

386 266

-350- 246 296

316 496

256 266

946 476 250260 336

280 360

—360-280 350

SH EU PPH PPH

81 16.7 64 15.6 59 11,775 16.9 86 15.6

75 12.2 47 9.5

-83-46,2—116 26.7 65 14.9

46 7.3 63 11.265 16 959 16.4 85 16.7

66 16.8 46 9.2 62 13142 8.6 54 9.7

58 9.6 76 13.5 42 7245 8.6 48 10.6

176 45.1 87 18.6

-.47-10,6 -48 9.7 66 11.7

TB YB LU Hass A PPH PPM PPH g W

7 33.1 6.4 24.96 9 29.9 3.1 13.60

, 5 3?, 6 4.9 15.765 33.6 4.8 11.60

13 45.0 8.7 18.96

9 34.9 7.6 21.20 8 19.5 3.9 3.566

-9-43,7—8,71546- ~~- - - -. - - .............. . ....12 33.8 7.6 14.46 13 34.2 6.9 2.400

8 27.6 5.6 27.56 5 31.6 3.9 13.268 33 6 4 5 8 7008 35.4 5.3 12.66

10 39.7 6.3 8.666

8 33.4 5.4 10.70 6 29.5 4.5 12.76 7 ?9 3 4.5 ]e tt5 36.6 4.4 13.60 4 31.7 5.1 15.60

8 31.0 5.3 13.36 9 41.4 8.2 21.26 7-24,9— 34-47,66..—.— .-~ .......... - ......... .... . .4 24.2 3.7 17.10 7 24.2 3.7 17.36

14 35.6 6.7 15.30 13 35.4 6.6 15.46 4-23 9- -3 7 1L565 31.9 5.3 16.80 8 31.1 4.4 9.866

50 9.2 6 31.3 4.7 7.263 56 9.2 7 33.8 4.5 9.30053 10 1 7 51 7 A q 11 W54 10.9 55 16.2

6 34.5 5.3 10.20 6 32.6 4.8 14.10

i 7 t

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Sample description TA TH PPM PPM

RX RX RXRX RX

176129 176130 176131176132 176133

RX 176134RX 176136 RV 176137RX 176138 RX 176139

RX RX

RX RX

RX RX

RX RX

176143 176144 176145176146 176147

176148 176152 176156176166 176164

RX 176165 RX 176169 RX 476176RX 176171 RX 176175

RX RX

- --RX RX RX

RX RX

- - RXRX RX

176176 176177 176181- 376185 176189

176190 176197 176198 ~~ 176199 176263

12 166 26 156

——— 21—466....15 136 13 126

9 82 26 276 16 23633 266 16 170

ion

U PPH

15 1918 —— 12 13

8.2 27 2116 16

10 160 18 8 126 14

———— 13-426-11-12 166 9 126

15 140 21 196 22 19611 126 12 186

17 21615 196 v) lea(2 170 26 190

14 180 17 196

... — .-..is— 146- 16 140 11 160

16 160 14 1961C 10A . ——— —— - J5 —— -Itftf

17 170 17 170

10 14

17 23 1815 14

21 18 -94- 19 17

17 1516 — 17 16

1720 0421 17

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y mPPM PPM

62 (266 74 (200 85 (20636 270

226 366

96 256 95 (266

68 (200 150 (200

160 270 64 (200 45 26082 206 24 266

88 456 296 (200

79 266210 (260 (4 (260

(4 (200 (4 (266

16 (266 (4 (266

LA PPM

476 566 476366 376

CE NO PPH PPM

816 356 936 426820 360596 216 666 296

246 386 656 1660

..520 ft'ft466 426

446 326

296 316

426 436 446320 450

490 436

-406-520 476

28 (266 476 31 (266 496

-186-X266- 360- 71 (260 366 69 (206 380

16 (266 56 (266 17-4260-63 (266 56 (260

386 426

-410- 420 426

7267ie746 536

-646—486 546

766 736

546 766

846 696Clfl— W P —876 766

786 840

-576-600650

590 650 686.676 726

156446 286—250 266

260 220336160 210

356 296

180 260

316 256 -216-416 266

270 360 246- 250 240

180 200•wa -Aw—240 266

SM EU PPM PPM

TB YB PPH PPH

58 12.1 8 33.7 76 14.9 7 33.2 62 11 9 'fi s* s41 7.9 51 10.6

29 5.6 71 9.7

-52- 7.3 -49 7.8 47 8.2

51 16.2 41 9.2 52 16432 6.9 36 6.9

56 11.4 51 8.8 46 7 139 7.0 47 8.6

53 8.5 45 7.3 44 8.5-71 14.6 50 9.1

52 9.5 59 11.2

...39- 74- 44 7.9 41 7.6

38 6.9 44 7.8j|C 01— 45 — &.-1 —47 9.6 48 8.6

7 26.5 7 26.1

6 17.6 5 36.38 4J A — M.9 ——

9 31.3 7 28.8

5 32.8 6 26.2 7 36 14 23.7 4 25.8

8 34.3 11 31.9

4 ?9 18 22.2 3 28.9

4 33.7 5 28.8 J 2749 35.2 9 33.8

12 32.6 9 36.7

-.7-24.5 7 27.4 6 27.5

7 24.4 8 28.6 -6-294--

16 36.9 5 31.7

LU PPH

5.5 5.1 44-4.14.3

3.7 5.7 Jl 23.5 4.1

3.7 2.9 .6,3- 3.6 3.1

6.5 3.8 433.5 4.5

4.2 4.1

7.5 4.6

4.7 5.1

-2.9 3.7 3.5

3.24.4

-44 3.7 4.9

?rT~ 1725 Report: 1734

Mass 9

12.76 11.66

42.30 .................... ............18.26 16.26

23.76 16.601C 1A -15.40 — — - .. — .- .... -- . . —— .-... - - -.

14.86 14.80

12.86 12.30 24 4016.50 15.30

19.20 12.16

.02.66—... -,- ....—-. .. ......... ....... .14.26 16.66

13.36 14.36

19.6014.96

14.10 12.26 15.30-- - ....... ~.-.. ............ 14.96 13.50

18.3014.6013,86 - ........... ...- .. . .. .. . .16.20 12.10

•--——H

ffcTival

Sasiple description

RX RX

~~ RX

RX

176204 176205 176206 ——176207 176211

RX 176212 RX 176213 RX 176217RX 176221 RX 176228 ;

RX RXDY

RX RX

176231 176232\7fyn176237 176241

RX 176242 RX 176246 RV 176256RX 176254 RX 176257

RX RXpvnnRX RX

RX RX

RX RX

RX RX

RX RX

176258 17625917A9AAI/OiW?176261 176262

176263 176264

176269 176273

176274 1762751 7O7A

176277 176278

TA TH PPM PPM

15 120 9 120 9 120

15 130 20 260

22 760 16 140

-44-480-19 200 13 160

12 150 20 200 17 23019 230 19 180

16 150 19 210

10 92 11 170

15 200 15 190n 11 A— tt — tlv19 200 21 420

12 130 12 150]1 ICfl

12 230 19 160

16 270 19 250•10 OOfl

14 240 13 180

-ion

U PPM

14 H 1?11 27

34 H

-17 — 25 19

22 20 -2422 18

14 18-

13 22

24 22 -22— 24 26

14 13

- IT- 23 25

23 19

19 15

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V ZN PPM PPM

230 440 48 {200 34 {20018 {200 28 {200

49 {200 58 {200

260 {200360 {200 110 {200

460 {200 43 260 64 {20030 {200 28 {200

150 {200 31 {200

39 200 {4 {200

{4 {200 16 {200

{4 {200 {4 {200

17 {200 110 240

520 {200110 {200

LA PPM

300310m360 760

1600 390J i A— 44*—

480 460

660510c ea— WW—

620 520

410 550 -330310 470

540 500

-580- 540900

380 410

610 580

110 430 660 84 {200 590

-—70-4200—580 52 {200 620 36 {200 460

CE PPM

490 500 R3D630 1200

2200 67071A

780 780

1100850

1000830

730 910

-540-520 770

890 830

-1000-

910 1400

650 700

940 940

1100990

1000 800

NO PPM

170 170.160...260 550

670 280

290 380

590 340

410 430

290 360

230 290

360 320

400 500

270 280

380 380

450 410

390 360

Tork Ul

SK EU TB YB PPM PPM PPM PPM

34 6.2 34 6.7

..34 7.243 8.4 90 16.3

110 15.2 49 9.7.7 qi

53 9.5 63 14.6

93 24.8 58 9.4 74-427*—70 13.5 69 13.8

52 10.460 10.7 tt in i—— W —— lVr4 ———

40 9.1 55 10.3

60 10.4 59 10.87fi 19 filv l f.. Q

65 13.0 85 10.6

48 9.2 49 9.1

— 57-11 r7—69 10.4 75 13.4

71 10.6 74 11.6

—67-41^-72 12.4 55 9.6

6 27.5 5 26.2 -4-25.8-7 28.5 5 35.3

3 34.8 8 28.8 8 31 65 30.8 9 28.6

\2 31.5 8 31.9i 3? 84 40.0 8 35.2

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LU~

PPM

4.1 3.1 3.8- 3.2 7.3

5.2 3.6 3J- 3.8 4.5

rT^lTZB^ RepbrtT~1733T ——i

Mass **9 9 \

16.50 16.60 :16.70 .. ........ . .......... . . ... .. . :13.10 18.80 i

i

15.40 13.80

11.0014.20

4.6 14.49 4.2 17.604 fi 13 106.3 9.600 7.1 19.30

7 26.4 4.3 8 32.3 5.17 10, 1 3 ft

6 19.1 3.1 7 32.5 4.9

7 33.8 6 31.48 Ofl 1

5 34.1 10 31.2

6 27.5 7 27.9

10 33.8 9 30.7

8 33.4 9 33.48 1C 0-••farfr-

7 35.5 9 31.2

5.1 4.9

5.1 4.8

4.2 4.5

6^9 6.2

4.9 5.0 -W- 5.4 4.5

17.50 15.30 2 90017.80 15.70

13.60 13.00

16.20 11.40

14.80 13.60

19.36 21.30

9.806 15.001C QCt—J&-.W —— -— — —— — - "--— ——— -.-- —— -- — .. ...... .

12.70 15.00

Activation Laboratories Ltc Work Order: 1728 Report: 1734

Sanple description *TA TH U W ZN LA CE ND SH EU IB YB LU Mass PPM PPH PPH PPH PPH PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM g

•t.--7 A

RX 176279RX 176286

-RU7628LRX 176282

192526

238360276

24,25

3

4772

220430

590790

9901300

ff*

376460

687976

12.2 11.4 12--

99

1123 370 34 49 880 1500 600 93 13.3 10

37.2 5.6 14.70 34.4 5.3 11.20 .3S.SL-5.8~je.H- 45.0 7.5 9.300

...Intory of * !.*xthem Development and Mine*

Jff Minin

— Report of WqrkInfng Act (Expenditures, Subsection 77(19))

42H09SEee02 2.13778 HOBLITZELL 900

flJWortt Performedrv-.,,,.,irse Circulation Drilling

Mining DivisionLarder Lake

noseworthy, HurtuK se, Blakelock, Hoblitzell

Inco Limited A 19231

fc/o Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Hwy. 17 W, Copper Cliff,Ontario POM 1NO

Telephone No!————————

(705) 682-8439

Inco Exploration/Bradley Bros.————-——-———Name and Address of Author (of Submission)K.K. Hannila c/o Inco Expl. k Tech. Services, Inc.

Copper Cliff,— Ontario POM 1NO

ro When Wo* w*s performed——— W 02 90 |TSi 02 90Os* l Mo. l Yr. l Day l MB. Vr.

Mining Claim———No. of Days'

Work previous!NaolDiyi

reported on OcUUngCtaim———.No.c*6ayi

t. 30, 1Al (h* work was performed on Mining Clalm(s): Indicate no. of days performed on each claim. 'Se* Note No. i on reverse side

MWngCWm No. o* Day.

hrough L8p169.n- —.y wit. NO, Of 0*yt

The exceqs cretMining Cwm No. of Days

its (19571 days)

Mining fflalm—— Nc.ol6tyi

(W9)08.006442iNo. (X Dtyt.

Utilize jireditMMngCWm No of Day!

s f rom L8?(2004MMngCltini MMngCWm

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on L877169 thnMining Claim

)UghNo. of Dayi

forMining Claim No. of Dtyi

future upe*No. ofOtyt Mining CWn No of Oty* MMngCWm" No.o(D*yi

IneinictlonaTotal days credits may be distributed at claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim in the expenditure days credit column

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits **C Total Expenditures_____

Total Number of Mining Claims Covered by this Report of Work

vlinlng Claims (List in numerical sequence). If space is insufficient, attach schedules with required InformationMining Claim

Prefix NumberExpend. Days Cr.

Mining ClaimPrefix Number

Expend. Days Cr.


Expend. Days Cr.


Expend. DaysCr.

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3600Total Number of Days to be Claimed at a Future Date

1957Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note No. 2 on reverse side

l hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered m this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder.

Date

December 7, 199CCertification Verifying Report of Workl hereby certify thai l have a persona! and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after Its completion and the annexed report Is true.Name and Address of Person Certifying

lan McCaskill c/o Inco Expl. fe Tech. Serv. Inc., Hwy. 17 West

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NOTelephone No. (705) 682-8439

R cut i v tpLARDER LAKE

MINING DIVISIONDEC 13

Recetved Stamp

For Office Use Only. Total Day* Or. Recorded

Date Recorded

Date Approved as Recorded

Mining Recorderrx^""^(O^rr^

ProvJnciBl Manager, Mining l.ahds

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No. of

SCHEDULE 'A*

Woric Performed on Mining Ctolma

No. Of

L896620/ L836621' L836623- L836637/ L 848108 L 848110 L 848111 L 848115 L 871904 L 871906 L 871907 L 871924 L 871925

1614981124986831517849

351342229122171615

MlnlnaOalM

L 871930 L 871976 L 871999 L 872001 L 872002 L 872003 L87200*\ L 872009 L 872010 L 872011 L 872030 L 872255 L 872260 L 872264

27868

20564246498

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L 872268 L 8722701 L 677122' L 877123 j L 677167 1 L877160X L877173 L 677174 -^ L 877178 ^ L 877179 U*- L 968384 ^ L 968386 L 968387 L 968389

NO, Of Day*

38163381112132342

-.61273117264268278100

ADDlY credits from L 836619 through L 872004 as Indicated on Schedule -B" (4859 days). The remaining credits (5557 days) should remain on L 872009 through L 968389 for future use.

RECEIVEDLARDER LAKE

MINING DIVISION

11 -, .-i-i.v~.'

Schedule 'A'

Distribution of Credit*

Claim E)Jifli. Pi

L 834493L 834494 L 834499 L 834500 L 834501 L 834502 L 834503 L834504 L 834505 L 834506 L 834507 L834508 L 834509 L 834510 L 834511 L 83451 2 L 83451 3 L 83451 4 L 83451 5 L 834516 L 83451 7 L 83451 8 L 83451 9 L 834520 L 834521 L 834522 L834600 L 836601 L 836602 L 836603

cpend.pys Cr,

2020 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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L 836604 LofieencCX3OOU9

L 836606. .-L 836607

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20 20 20 20 20

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L 836634 L836635L836636 L 836637 ' L 836638 L 836639 L 836640 L 836641 L 836642 L836643 L 836644 L 836645 L 836646 L 836647 L836648 L 836649 L 876363 L 876364 L 876365 L 876366 L 876367 L 876368 L 876369 L 876370 L 876371 L 876372 L 876373 L 876374 L 878461 L 878462

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20 2020 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

Total Claims

i SSL. fi-L 878463

L 878464L 1031198 L 1031199 L 1031200 L 1031201 L 1031204 L 1031205 L 1031206 L 1031207 L 1031209 L 1031210 L 1031211 L 1031212 L 1031213 L 1031214 L 1031969 L 1031970 L 1031971 L 1031972 L 1031975 L 1031976 L 1031977 L 1031978 L 1031981 L 1031982 L 1031983 L 1031984 L 1031987 L 1032002

. 120

sofi60 6040 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40

Total Credits Claimed - 3,600 days

fcy*liVk'.

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RECEIVEDUMH

MS

TIME

Ministryof Northern Developmen

OntarioReport of Work

Mining Act (Expenditures, Subsection 77(19))

InetrucUona- Please type or print.- Refer to SubeectJon 77(19), the Mining Act for assessment work

requirements and maximum credits allowed under this Subsection.- Technical Reports, maps and proof of expenditures In duplicate

should be submitted to Mining Unda Section, Mineral Development and Lands Branch.

Type of Work Pertormed

Jteverse CircuitRecorded Holder

lnr.n LimitedAddress

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JExDloration ^M

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Tpr.hnical Services.

Mining Division

Larder Lake —-—Township or Area

'Blakelock fc Hobl

Inc. Conner CLiff . Ont. IWo* Performed By "

Inco Exploration fc Technical Services, Inc. /Bradley Bros. Ltd

itzellProspector's Licence No.

A 19231Telephone No.

OM 1NO (70S) 682-8439

Name and Address of Author (of Submission)Kalevi Hannila c/o Inco Exploration and Technical Services, Inc.

fYinnpr PH f f Ontario POM 1NO

AJI the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Indicate no. of days performed on each claim. 'See Note No. 1 on reverse side

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No. of Days

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No o) Days

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See separateMining Claim

Mining Claim

Cal

No ol Dayt

No ol Dayt

Mining Claim No. o* Dayt

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Mining Claim

No of Days

No. o* Dayt

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* 156.251.75 * 15 -

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Total Days Credits

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No. of Dayt

No. of Dayt

No of Dayt

Total Number of Mining Claims Covered by this Report of Work

110Mining Claims (List in numerical sequence). If space is insufficient, attach schedules with required information

Mining ClaimPrefix

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Number

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Expend. Days Cr.

Mining ClaimPrefix

Total Number of Days Pertormed

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4859 5557Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note No. 2 on reverse side

l hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered m this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder. __ __________________ October 30.1993

Certification Verifying Report of Workl hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having pertormed the work or witnessed same during and/or after Its completion and the annexed report Is true.Name and Address of Pereon Certifying

Tan MfiTaskm r./o Inco Exploration and Technical

Copper Cliff, Ontario POM 1NO

Telephone No. (705) 682-8439

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Mining Claims

L 836619 L 836620 L 836621 L836623 L 836637 L 848108 L 848110 L 848111 L 848115 L 871904 L 871906 L 871907 L 871924 L 871925

No. Of Days

1614981124986831517849

351342229122171615

Mining Claims

L 871930 L 871975 L 871999 L 872001 L 872002 L 872003 L 872004 L 872009 L 872010 L 872011 L 872030 L 872255 L 872260 L 872264

No. Of Days

27888

20554245498

268190288644273268361

Mining Claims

L 872268 L 872270 L 877122 L 877123

.L 877167 L 877169 L 877173 L 877174 L 877178 L 877179 L 968384 L968386 L 968387 L968389

NO. Of Days

38183

381112132342220512

73117264268278100

Apply credits from L 836619 through L 872004 as Indicated on Schedule "B' (4859 days). The remaining credits (5557 days) should remain on L 872009 through L 968389 for future use.

RECEIVEDLARDER LAKE

MINING DIVISION

MOV 21990

TIME

Claim No.

- L 871799- L 871975 ' L 871976 ^L 871977- L 871978\L871979S.871980-L 871996-L 871997 x L 871998 ^L 871999 "•L 872000- L 872001 "t 872002-L 872003 ^1872004 "L 872005-L 872006- L 872007

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ExpendClaim No. Davs Cr.

N L 872017- L 87201 8- L 87201 9^L 872020x, L 872021-L 872022^L 872023-L 872024— L 872025" L 872026\L 872027-~i 872028v L 872029\L872030^-L 872031^LQ77W^--L 877102•^L 877103M. 877104-L 877105^ L 877106' L 877107-L 877108^ L 877109

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ExpendClaim No. Davs Cr.

"-L877114vL 8771 15--L 877116-.L 877117^-1877118-L 8771 19-L 877120^-1877121^1877122-L 8771 23vL 877124\L877125\L877126

L 877127\L877128^ L 877129\L877130^1877131xL 877132-L 877133*-L 877134^1877135- L 877151^L 877152^ L 877153^ L 8771 54^1877155

606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060

Claim NO,

- L 877156- L 877157^L 877158^-L 877159-L 877160x L 877161\-L877162- L 877163"~ L 877164v L 877165-—L 877166^1877167"H. 877168- L 877169-- L 8771 70^1877171^ L 8771 72V L 8771 73~~t 877174- L 877175^i 877176

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Total Credits Claimed 4859 f'- 1'

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