HEMLO GOLD MINES INC RPT ON 1995 DIAMOND DRILLING JOA OPTION · 42D09NEOOS6 W9640-OOO1* LECOURS 010...

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HEMLO GOLD MINES INC.

REPORT ON 1995 DIAMOND DRILLING

JOA OPTION

N.T.S. 42 D/9

Project No: 434 Hemlo, Ontario November 30, 1995

Kevin Thomson Exploration Geologist Hemlo Gold Mines Inc. Exploration Office - Superior District

42D09NE0056 W9640-00014 LECOURS

Table of Contents

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1.0 INTRODUCTION...........................................2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS............................3.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION..........................4.0 GEOLOGICAL SETTING ..............................5.0 PREVIOUS WORK .......................................6.0 DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM.................

6.1 Summary.......................................6.2 Results...........................................

7.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION.

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List of Figures and Maps

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

Section 16950E Section 16550E Section 18400E

Location Map Claim Map D.D.H. Plan Map

DDH J95-01 DDH J95-02, 02A DDH J95-03

Scale

1:5,000

1:1,000 1:1,000 1:1,000

Appendix l Appendix M Appendix III

Appendices

DDH Log and Assay Results for J95-01J95-02, 02A J95-03

1.0 INTRODUCTION

During September 18 through October 16, 1995, a diamond drilling program consisting of 3 ddh totalling 1046.57 meters was conducted on the Joa Option by Heath A Sherwood Drilling (1986) Inc. of Kirkland Lake.

The diamond drilling program on the Joa property was part of a larger program to test the Hemlo West - Joa Baritic Zone for potential Au mineralization.

A review of diamond drill core and previous work on the Baritic Zone, conducted in the spring of 1995 (see Hemlo West 1995 Report on Diamond Drilling for details) suggested the Baritic Zone to be a product of hydrothermal alteration, possibly focused along a significant structural break, with elevated trace elements similar to that seen at the Hemlo deposit.

A total of nine diamond drill holes were proposed to test portions of the Baritic trend for potential Au mineralization with three of the holes located on the Joa end of the Baritic Zone.

2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS (Figure 1)

The Joa property is located in Pic Township, approximately 16 kilometres east of the town of Marathon and 18 kilometres west of the Hemlo deposit (Figure 1).

The Trans-Canada Highway transects the southern portion of the property and several logging roads access the northern part of the property. Holes J95-01 and 02, 02A were collared close to existing logging road, while J95-03 required a short skidder trail to be constructed off of the Melgund Lake access road.

3.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (Figure 2)

Sixty-seven (69) unpatented contiguous single unit mining claims, listed below, comprise the Joa Option (Figure 2). The claims are located within the Thunder Bay Mining District and are listed on the Pic Township (G-630) claim sheet.

The property is held under option from Mr. Melvin Joa of Marathon, Ontario by Hemlo Gold Mines Inc. who can earn a 100?o interest subject to annual cash payments and an NSR agreement.

Claim # # Units

0942221 10942375 - 0942378 40942387 - 0942392 60993171 11009938-1009949 121021595-1021597 31021599, 1021600 2

M PUKASKWA lNATIONAL " -

PARK

LAKE SUPERIOR

Scale: 111,984,000 or l "s 25miles

Figure 1 Location Map

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Figure 2 Claim Map of the Joa Option

Claim # # Units

1039521, 1039522 21040184-1040199 161099905 - 1099909 51164512-1164526 151194291, 1194292 2

69 units

40 GEOLOGICAL SETTING

The Joa Option is located within the Archean Schreiber-Hemlo greenstone Belt which is part of the Abitibi-Wawa-Shebandowan Subprovince of the Superior Province. The area contains a dominantly east-west striking sequence of metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks bounded to the north and south by large granitoid plutons.

The supracrustal rocks underlying the majority of the property consist of tholeiitic basaltic flows with subordinate tuffs and epiclastic arkosic wacke and siltstone. Interbeds of intermediate to felsic volcanic tuffs and/or volcaniclastic sediments occur locally, and feldspar +I- quartz porphyry dikes and sills intrude both volcanics and sediments.

A zone of baritic rock, which varies from nearly massive barite to baritic cherty siltstone, associated with green mica-bearing rocks, graphitic and calc-silicate altered sediments, plus fragmental units occurs along a mafic volcanic l sedimentary contact. The zone strikes approximately east-west through the northern part of the adjoining Hemlo West property and extends for at least 800 meters into the Joa property. The baritic zone has been extensively drilled to generally shallow depths (-d 50m) along much of its strike length, although only one drill hole fully passed through the zone on the Joa property.

5.0 PREVIOUS WORK

The Joa Property has experienced considerable exploration since the discovery of the Hemlo deposit. Much of the work was concentrated on the eastern portion of the current property with the baritic trend receiving little attention.

The following is a chronological summary of the previous work performed on various portions of the Joa Option.

February-May 1983: Devonian Resources Ltd.- linecutting 18.3 km- soil geochemical survey - 85 samples- magnetometer and VLF-EM surveys

May 1983: EI Paso Energy Corp.-linecutting 21.3 km- magnetometer and VLF-EM surveys- diamond drilling (Noranda) 3 ddh totalling 907m

October 1983:

November 1983:

January 1984:

June 1984:

April 1984:

May 1984:

August 1984:

October 1984:

1988-89:

1991-1993:

1994:

Nexus Resources- linecutting 17.6 km- geological mapping- trenching - 2 trenches totalling 180m-IP- TFM and VLF-EM airborne surveys

Southern Union Resources Inc.- magnetometer, VLF-EM and IP surveys

International Energy Corp. (Noranda)- soil geochemical survey - 93 samples

Nexus Resources (Noranda)- diamond drilling - 5 ddh totalling 1285.5m

Southern Union Resources- geological mapping and sampling- humus geochemical survey - 374 samples

JV International Energy Corp. Tuscaloosa Oil and Gas Ltd. EI Paso Enemv Corp. Devonian Resources Ltd.- overburden drilling - 25 holes

Devonian Resources (Noranda)- diamond drilling - 5 ddh totalling 1690.2m

Taiee Resources (Noranda)- diamond drilling 3 ddh totalling 875.5m

Bond Gold Canada Inc.- linecutting 55.3 km- geological mapping- magnetometer survey- diamond drilling - 6 ddh

Newmont Exploration of Canada Ltd.- geological mapping and sampling- re-logging and re-assay of Bond Gold drill core- spot hole (RC) drilling - 8 holes- diamond drilling - 5 ddh totalling 2185.7m

Hemlo Gold Mines Inc.-geological mapping, prospecting and sampling-soil geochemical sampling-magnetometer and IP surveys

*all conducted on the west half of the property.

6.0 DIAMOND DRILUNG PROGRAM

6.1 Summary

The 1995 diamond drilling on the Joa Option is summarised in the following table:

TABLE l DIAMOND DRILL HOLE SUMMARY

Hole *J95-01J95-02J95-02A*J95-03

Easting1695016550

18400

Northing1240012375

12675

Azim.360360

360

Inclin.-55-70

-50

OB(m)83.038.23

128.0

Length(m)385.8820025333.441280

* A wedge off of J95-02 at 116.14m Total 1047.57m

A total of 126 approximately 1.0m sections of drill core were split and assayed for Au with negligible results.

The diamond drill hole logs and assay results for each hole are contained in Appendices l through III.

6.2 Results

J95-01 was designed to test the Baritic Zone at approximately 250 meters vertical depth at the east end of the Baritic trend. A surface exposure of quartz flooding with disseminated molybdenite and anomalous gold (210ppb) hosted by sediments proximal to the Baritic trend would also be tested at depth in the hole.

The hole collared in a mafic to ultramafic volcanic unit with quartz veining containing minor disseminations of molybdenite, quite similar to the surface showing except approximately 175 meters south in the stratigraphy. The hole continued through interbedded units of mafic volcanic, minor ultramafic volcanic and argillaceous sediments (^/-graphite, pyrrhotite), and ended in a thick sequence of clastic sediments plus intermediate to mafic tuffs.

The Baritic Zone was not intersected in this hole, nor was there any significant alteration where the Baritic Zone was expected, suggesting the Baritic Zone alteration system is likely cut off (by a faun?) or terminates naturally (e.g. dies out) to the west of this drill hole.

Gold assays were quite low with the highest value being 12ppb Au.

J95-02, 02A was drilled to test the Baritic Zone at approximately 350 meters vertical depth in the area of a feldspar porphyry plug.

The drill hole started in a sequence of mafic and ultramafic volcanics with some argillaceous sediments and was lost at 200.25 meters as a result of rods and tropari equipment stuck in the hole. A wedge (J95-02A) was used to bypass the debris kicking off the pilot hole at a depth of 116.14 meters.

The wedge hole repeated some of the same stratigraphy and then drilled through interbedded units of mafic volcanic and clastic sediments plus 20 meters of feldspar porphyry with minor molybdenite in quartz stringers, 2.5 meters of Baritic Zone alteration with minor green mica and a trace of molybdenite in quartz veining, and ended in a sequence of fine grained clastic sediments and mafic tuffs.

The Baritic Zone was typical of that seen along strike to the west, although rather narrow with essentially no alteration extending into the hangingwall sediments or the footwall mafic volcanics.

The Au assays returned were again discouraging with a several anomalous values (12- 31ppb) from a feldspar porphyry dike and altered mafic volcanics with variable pyrrhotite, pyrite, plus traces of chalcopyrite and sphalerite plus molybdenite in quartz veining.

J95-03 was intended to test an IP chargeability conductor near the Black River, 1.45 kilometres east of J95-01. The hole drilled to 128.0 meters in overburden and then was lost because the casing would no longer turn. All water return was lost as well, so the hole was likely very close to bedrock. It would likely be possible to go down the casing with BQ and complete the hole as planned.

8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The results of the 1995 diamond drilling programs which tested the Baritic Zone on the Hemlo West and Joa properties indicate limited potential for economic gold mineralization along the Baritic trend. Consequently, no further work is recommended on the Baritic Zone, with the possible exception of completing hole J95-03.

The south-eastern part of the Joa Option which hosts numerous feldspar +I- quartz porphyry intrusives warrants a more thorough evaluation. Future work programs on the Joa Option should focus on this area which may have some potential for Hemlo type mineralization.

Respectfully submitted.

Hemlo Gold Mines Inc.

Project No 434 Kevin ThomsonHemlo, Ontario Exploration GeologistNovember 30.1995 Superior District

APPENDIX l

DDH Log and Assay Results for J95-01

Diamond Drill Record

HEMLO GOLD MINES INC

Property: JOA OPTION Project No: 434

Hole No: J95-01

Length: 385.88m Overburden: 83.0m

Core Size: NO

Drilling Company: Heath A Sherwood Date Hole Started: Sept. 21

Date Completed: Sept. 28, 1995 Logged By: Kevin Thomson

Date Logged: Sept. 23-29. 1995 Core Storage: HEMLO Expl. Office,

Signature: /̂^^^^ /^^

Grid Ref.eastnorth

UTM EUTM N

trueazim.grid azim.

inclin.elev.

claim no.

16950 E12400 N560813

5393114360360-55240

1099908

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Surveysdepth

93169246

azim.362

362.5361

inclin.-52-47-46

From To Rock Type Description83.0 OVERBURDEN

83.0 90.57 1a71s.ch. (ta.bt.qv-Mo)

MAFIC X ULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC-grey-green, fine grained, chloritic, slightly talcy, minor biotite, local trace sericite, intense qz+A-ca veining/flooding, local minor silicification?-foliation at 45 deg to c/a-generally nil sulfides, local Mo (at 83.0. 83.35-83.52, 85.38, and 85.78) predominantly as coarse disseminations in the quartz and plated along chloritic slips 83.7: 5*Xi coarse grained pyrite 110cm

90.57 99.30 5n,g,(gf,ca,sr), py.(po)

ARGILLITE-Mack, very fine grained, slightly to moderately graphitic, occasional narrow ( d Ocm) sandstone beds with minor sericite, moderate calcite, and 1*K pyrite - possibly medium grained equigranular int-felsic dikelets?-foliation varies from 43-47 deg to c/a-2-3*fa fine pyrite and occasional nodules up to 1cm long, local po usually in cross-cutting fractures

99.30 107.13 1a,ch,bt,ca,(si) MAFIC VOLCANIC-green to brown-green, fine grained, generally chloritic with a slight bleached appearance (weak sil?), occasional 10-50cm wide intervals of moderate to strong brown biotite */- calcite alteration, particularly strong biotite at upper and lower contacts-foliation variable from 50-65 deg to c/a-nil sulfides

107.13 128.20 8b,ch,(qz-ca,po) MAFIC INTRUSIVE-dark green, medium grained, chloritic with amphiboles and feldspars 1- 1.5mm, weak to moderately fractured by qz+Aca-massive l unfoliated-local disseminated pyrrhotite up to 1 "ft121.0-128.2: appears weakly silicified increasing towards bottom contact,moderately sheared with quartz veining at lower contact



From To Rock Type Description128.20 150.15 1a,ch,bt,qz-ca,

(si)MAFIC VOLCANIC-light green to green, very fine grained, moderately bleached (weakly silicified) throughout -locally intense over narrow ^5cm) intervals, minor to moderate quartz fractures l veinlets, locally weakly sheared with moderate biotite alteration and moderate to strong qz-ca veining, last 80cm strongly biotite altered-weakly developed foliation at 50 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite

150.15 156.38 5n,po ARGILLITE-black, very fine grained, finely laminated at 48-50 deg to c/a, pyrrhotite as occasional disseminations and blebs 153.75-155.07: lamprophyre (?) dike, contacts at 47 deg to c/a

up to

156.38 160.6 1a.ch,bt.qz-ca, (po)

MAFIC VOLCANIC-similar to previous, green to dark green, fine grained, chloritic, intervals of strong biotite alteration, frequent qz+Aca stringers and veinlets-foliation at 48 deg to c/a-local pyrrhotite up to I Vo, usually in quartz 160.16-160.60: quartz flooded, bluish quartz, '\'fa pyrrhotite

160.6 167.16 7b FELDSPAR PORPHYRY-grey, fine to medium grained intermediate matrix with SO-35% feldspar phenocrysts 2-4mm long, minor quartz gashes and veinlets-weakly foliated at 50 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite160.60-162.04: medium grained intermediate dike -similar to feldsparporphyry minus the feldspar phenocrysts163.40-164.62: xenolith of mafic volcanic +A argillaceous sediments, lower30cm strongly silicified with 2Vo pyrrhotite

167.16 172.75 1a.ch.bt MAFIC VOLCANIC-dark green, fine grained, chloritic, occasional bands and narrow intervals of moderate biotite alteration, minor calcitic hairline fractures, frequent thin (1- 5cm) dikelets of feldspar porphyry as described above-moderately developed foliation variable from 55-67 deg to c/a-rare trace pyrite

172.75 179.13 7b FELDSPAR PORPHYRY-as previously described174.25-177.60: mafic volcanic -as described above

179.13 183.3 1a.ch.bt MAFIC VOLCANIC-as before, with weak to moderate biotite throughout

183.3 196.0 1a,ch,bt,xd,(gt) MAFIC VOLCANIC-as before, except coarser grained with disseminated amphibole 1-2mm insize, patchy brown biotite, occasional minor garnets193.45-193.85: argillite, moderately graphitic, 2-3*0 pyrrhotite throughout withS-7% in upper 7cm193.85-195.20: strong biotite and calcite alteration with locally strong qz+Acaveining

196.0 198.62 81? ALKALIC DIKE-salmon pink to brick red colour with mottled texture from reddish and blackishovoids and framboidal masses _________



From To Rock Tvpe Description198.62 204.53 1s.ta.ch.bt,

qz-caULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC-grey to grey-green, fine grained, very soft, moderate to strongly talcy. occasional moderate chlorite and biotite, moderate to strong qz-ca veining. top 0.75m strongly silicified and moderately epidote altered by above dike-strong foliation at 65 deg to c/a-nil sulfides203.62-204.53: feldspar porphyry dike -as before

204.53 223.75 1a,ch,bt.xd.(bqe) MAFIC VOLCANIC-dark green, medium grained, chloritic, moderate to strong biotite, moderate disseminated amphibole, occasional minor blue quartz eyes -generally in more biotitic sections-weakly developed foliation varying from 60-70 deg-occasional trace pyrrhotite +I- pyrite210.14-211.50: feldspar porphyry dike -as before211.50-213.60: 2-3ft pyrrhotite as disseminations and elongate blebs alongfoliation219.33-222.18: fine grained sediments mixed with medium grained maficdike?222.18-223.75: feldspar porphyry -as before

223.75 253.97 1a,(ch.bt.si?) MAFIC VOLCANIC-grey to dark grey, fine grained, significantly less chlorite than typical -hence grey colour, becomes greener (more typical) towards bottom of unit, minor biotite, minor qz+Aca fractures, locally weakly bleached l silicified, several narrow (30-60cm) feldspar porphyry dikes-moderately well foliated at 63-65 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite223.75-231.0: intervals of moderate to strong bleaching l silicification

253.97 352.9 SnAlt SEDIMENTS l MAFIC TUFF-dark greenish-grey, very fine to fine grained, occasionally medium grained, well laminated l banded, generally looks like laminated argillaceous sediments but occasionally has appearance of compositional banded mafic volcanic-especially dull (unaltered) looking-laminations l foliation at 60 deg to c/a-rare trace pyrite264.62-266.17: feldspar porphyry dike -as before, except fine phenocrysts267.9-269.32: gabbro dike275.7-276.18: feldspar porphyry dike -as before315.61-315.77: narrow quartz flooded zone with 2fa disseminated pyrite328.17-328.57: mafic dike, with minor seds as above

352.9 385.88 1-3V5n.ch. (bt,fx.bqe)

INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC TUFFS-predominantly int-mafic tuff with subordinate interbedded seds (as above), grey-green, fine to medium grained, chloritic, minor biotite, local feldspar +J- quartz (occ. blue quartz) crystals 1-2mm in size, local lapilli sized fragments-foliation at 65 to 70 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite376.12-376.7: feldspar porphyry dike, weakly silicified and serialized, minorquartz veining, 1-29fe py * po in quartz and in fractures380.91-381.38: feldspar porphyry dike, strong silicification and weak tomoderate sericite in top 20cm, trace pyrite

385.88 END OF HOLE

Property: JOA OPTION

DDH Sample Record


Hole No: J95-01 Date: Oct. 1995

Sample #J1-1J1-2J1-3J1-4J1-5

J1-6J1-7

J1-8J1-9

J1-10

J1-11

J1-12J1-13

J1-14

J1-15

J1-16

J1-17

J1-18J1-19

J1-20J1-21

J1-22

J1-23

J1-24

From83.083.7884.7885.7886.78

88.5789.6

982699.26

105.74

149.35

151.4152.4

160.16

163.75

193.85

202.18

211.5212.5

247.4248.2

254.14

315.61

366.0

To

83.884.7885.7886.7887.78

89.690.57

99.2699.9

106.74

150.15

152.4153.4

160.6

164.55

195.2

203.62

212.5213.6

248.2249.0

254.86

315.77

367.0

Width0.781.01.01.01.0

1.030.97

1.00.64

1.0

0.8

1.01.0

0.44

0.8

1.35

1.44

1.01.1

0.80.8

0.72

0.16

1.0

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Hole No: J95-01 Date: Oct. 1995

Sample #J1-25J 1-26J 1-27

J1-28

J1-29

From367.0368.0369.0

376.12

380.64

To368.0369.0370.0

376.7

381.08

Width1.01.01.0

0.58

0.44

AssaysAu (ppb)

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APPENDIX II

DDH Log and Assay Results for J95-02,02A




Hole No: J95-02, 02A (wedge)

Length: 200.25, 449.58 (02A) Overburden: 38.23m

Core Size: NQ

Drilling Company: Heath A Sherwood Date Note Started: Sept.29

Date Completed: Oct. 12, 1995 Logged By: Kevin Thomson

Date Logged: Oct. 1 - 13, 1995 Core Storage: HEMjzp Expi. Office,/

Signature: /\jU^, — ///^^-

Grid Ref.eastnorth

UTM EUTM N

trueazim.grid azim.

inclin.etev.

claim no.

16550 E12375 N560413

5393092360360-70250

1099909

s

"Vt^ ^*^"^

Surveysdepth

48118

200280360447

azim.356.5

-02A

inclin.-70-69

-63-59-53

-51.5

From0

38.23

53.7

80.85

87.48

147.87

To38.23

53.7

80.85

87.48

147.87

166.27

Rock Type

1a.ch,bx.(bt, si,bqe),py.(po)

1s,ta,qz-ca

1a,ch,qv

1s.ta.(bt.sr)

5n,(gf,qz-ca.si) po.py

. :: .- ::: : ' . : :;^:.:.: ..-.: : :'::. .': : ':;:.'.! Description '.'''.i::'. ' i ; "; - ' ~. :.'."...i'.. : : . ! ::. . . ::'.-.'-.'.' . . .OVERBURDEN

MAFIC VOLCANIC -dark green, fine grained, chloritic, local black biotite, local silicification -esp. in top 60cm. moderately brecciated, several blue quartz eyes and knots -foliation at 40 deg to c/a -2-3*ft medium grained pyrite in fractures, local minor pyrrhotite 39.95-40.41 : feldspar porphyry dike, moderately quartz veined, trace pyrite 41 .42-42.0: feldspar porphyry dike. W fine grained disseminated pyrite 42.0-43.0: brecciated feldspar porphyry -i- medium grained mafic volcanic 1 dike, 1-2% disseminated pyrite throughout

ULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC -grey-green, fine grained, moderate to strongly talcy -local talc gouge, soft to very soft, moderate to intensely veined by quartz +I- calcite -foliation generally absent, usually at 40 deg to c/a when present -rare trace pyrite -usually in quartz

MAFIC VOLCANIC -same as previous, dark green, fine grained, chloritic, moderate quartz veining, unfoliated, trace pyrite

ULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC -same as previous -strong biotite +I- sericite alteration in last 30cm at lower contact, with 1-296 pyrrhotite -t-/- pyrite 92.0-95.4: moderate biotite alteration 97.7-99.9: medium grained mafic dike 1 07.4-1 1 1 .37: mafic volcanic, as before

107.8: a 5-1 Ocm wide zone of quartz veining with semi-massive pyrrhotite, lesser pyrite, plus minor chalcopyrite

ARGILLITE -Mack, very fine grained, laminated, locally graphitic, weak to moderate quartz +I- calcite fractures and stringers



From To Rock Type Description-foliation l lamination at 35 deg to c/a-2-4^0 pyrrhotite -i- pyrite as fine to medium grained disseminations, blebs andlaminae151.1-153.7: mafic volcanic, moderate quartz-calcite veining, weak biotite.trace to ^ % pyrrhotite +I- pyrite155.47-156.02: silicified and brecciated argillite as above, strong calcitealteration, 5Vo pyrite * pyrrhotite

166.27 200.25 1a,ch,(bt,qz-ca) MAFIC VOLCANIC-dark green, fine grained, chloritic, occasionally weakly bleached, occasional weak to moderate biotite alteration, weak to moderate qz-ca fractures l veinlets, locally moderately brecciated-weak to moderate foliation variable from 52 to 57 deg to c/a-generally nil sulfides173.44-177.10: feldspar porphyry dike, dark grey, medium grained intermediate matrix with 5 to 2007o feldspar phenocryst^ 1-3mm wide, generally unfoliated -locally very weakly foliated at 50 deg to c/a

200.25 END OF HOLE - Lost Hole

J95-02A Wedge off of J95-02 at 116.14m

116.14 144.47 1s,ch,ta,qz-ca ULTRAMAFIC VOLCANIC-same as previous-grey green, medium grained, moderately talcy. relatively soft throughout, moderate to intense qz-ca veining-local weak to moderate foliation at 40 to 45 deg to c/a-nil sulfides

144.47 147.16 5n,po.(gf) ARGILLITE-black, very fine grained, well laminated, local minor graphite, minor qz +I- eafractures/stringers, foliation/lamination at 40-45 deg to c/a, 2-4*36 pyrrhotite(+A minor pyrite) as blebs and laminae145.7-146.25: S-7% pyrrhotite */- pyrite, predominantly in irregular fractures

147.16 150.6 1a,ch,(bt) MAFIC VOLCANIC-dark green, fine grained, chloritic, minor biotite, minor qz-ca stringers, possible very weakly silicified-strong foliation at 40 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrrhotite in foliation parallel fractures

150.6 153.6 8b.ch.bt.ca. (si,bx),po

MAFIC INTRUSIVE?-dark grey-green, medium grained, chloritic, moderate biotite, moderate calcite -disseminated and in fractures, local weak silicification and brecciation-disseminated pyrrhotite increasing front 1Vo at top to 3?o at bottom of unit

153.6 164.8 Sn.po ARGILLITE-as before-laminations at 40 deg to c/a-2-4y0 pyrrhotite161.52-162.02: feldspar porphyry dike



From To Rock Type Description164.8 184.4 1a.ch.(bt) MAFIC VOLCANIC

-as before-occasional trace pyrite172.15-175.96: feldspar porphyry l diorite dike, dark grey-green, medium grained, intermediate to mafic matrix, feldspar phenocrysts mostly towards margins with core of unit a non-porphyryrtic diorite

184.4 216.2 1a,ch,qv,(si?) MAFIC VOLCANIC-as above, except occasional sections of intense qz veining and/or brecciation and occasional sections bleached to a light grey-green colour-foliation averages 55 deg to c/a208.7-211.7: shear l fault zone, very strong fabric at 40 deg to sub-parallel toc/a, heavy qz (+I- tourmaline) veining, trace pyrite in the quartz

216.2 246.07 1a,si?.qv MAFIC VOLCANIC-strongly bleached to a light grey to light green, fine to medium grained, somewhat similar in appearance to ultramafic units except generally hard - locally slightly soft, possibly very minor talc, occasionally weakly to moderately silicified or possibly fekJspathized, moderate quartz veining throughout, rare trace pyrite

246.07 275.2 la.ch.(bt.qv) MAFIC VOLCANIC-same as before, dark green, fine grained, chloritic, minor quartz veining,moderately bleached towards lower contact

275.2 293.4 5n,po,(si?) ARGILLITE- same as before-occasionally weakly to moderately bleached l silicified?-Z-4% disseminated pyrrhotite +I- pyrite throughout 284.45-286.28: alkalic dike

293.4 303.25 Sk.bt SANDSTONE. SILTSTONE-fine grained sandstone interlaminated with siltstone, grey, moderate biotite, minor to moderate qz+Aca fractures l veinlets-foliation at 45 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite296.13-298.36: feldspar porphyry dike, fine to medium grained, grey to darkgrey intermediate matrix with 20(ft feldspar phenocrysts 2-4mm wide

303.25 312.64 5n,(po) ARGILLITE-as before, except less sulfides -1?o pyrrhotite +I- pyrite laminae, foliation at35 deg to c/a

312.64 334.6 8a,ch,bt,(ca,hm?) MAFIC INTRUSIVE-green to grey-green, medium grained, chloritic, moderate biotite, weak to moderate calcite, minor qz+Aca fractures, veinlets, occasional hematitic quartz (K-spar?) veinlets and patches in lower half of unit-strong foliation at 45 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite312.64-314.2: feldspar phryic mafic (alkalic?) dike

334.6 342.3 1a,ch,bt,(ca,si). PV

MAFIC VOLCANIC-dark green to green, fine grained, chloritic, frequent narrow intervals and patches of very strong brown biotite alteration, possible minor sericite, weak to moderately bleached especially towards bottom of unit, weakly silicified */- brecciated in bottom part of unit, minor to moderate calcite, several narrow



From To Rock Type Description(•c 10cm) feldspar porphyry dikelets-strong foliation at 45 deg to c/a-initially trace pyrite, increasing to S-5% fine to medium grained, often cubic disseminated pyrite in lower half of unit

342.3 348.58 8a.ch.bt, (si.po.cp)

MAFIC INTRUSIVE-as before, dark green, medium grained, chloritic, strongly biotitic in bottompart of unit, moderate qz+Aca veining. 0.5-1 "fc disseminated pyrite343.6-344.2: feldspar porphyry dike, strong quartz veining. I Vo disseminatedpyrite347.95-348.58: strongly silicified, possibly sediments, S-7% pyrrhotite, tracechalcopyrite

348.58 351.49 7b,qys.po.py FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DIKE-as before-strong quartz fracturing l veining, local po+Apy up to 3'fa in irregular fractures, especially near bottom contact

351.49 362.03 1a.ch.si?.qv's.(Mo?)

(si.po.py.cp.sp)

MAFIC VOLCANICS-greenish-grey, very fine grained, weakly chloritic, moderately bleached l silicified (?), lower half of unit moderately biotitic occurring as frequent bands and occasional patches, minor quartz stringers -possible trace Mo?-strong foliation at 55 deg to c/a-occasional trace pyrite351.49-352.44: strongly silicified with heavy (up to 20Vo) pyrrhotite, minorpyrite, trace-1*X) chalcopyrite and sphalerite over 20-25cm at both ends of unit

362.03 381.07 7b,(qv,Mo) FELDSPAR PORPHYRY-similar to before, possibly weakly silicified matrix, bimodal feldspar sizes at 1- 1.5mm and 3-5mm, minor to moderate quartz veining generally 0.5 to 1cm wide, occasionally up to 3.5cm wide oriented usually at high (70-90deg) angles to c/a-unfoliated l massive-0.5-1 "ft disseminated pyrite, mostly around quartz veins and fractures, occasional trace Mo in and adjacent to quartz

381.07 395.19 1a,si?.bt MAFIC VOLCANIC-similar to previous-strongly bleached l silicified through top 2/3 of unit, strongly biotitic through lower 1/2 of unit, moderate qz+Aca fractures l veinlets-foliation variable from 45 to 65 deg to c/a, averages 50 to 55 deg-Q.5-1% disseminated pyrite

395.19 397.7 4e,gm,po,py. (Mo)

-BARITIC ZONE*-transitional from mafics above, through alteration zone, into sediments below i.e. alteration at a contact-grey to light grey, fine to medium grained, moderately siliceous looking, minor calcite, possible barite, strong green mica in central portion of unit, minor biotite decreasing to nil in upper 1/3 of unit, well laminated bleached sediments form lower 1/3 of unit, with bleaching decreasing into sediments below-foliation l lamination at 47 deg to c/a-1-2^0 disseminate po+Apy throughout, increasing to 4*fc in central portion of unit, trace Mo adjacent to quartz stringer in green mica rich portion at 395.91m



From397.7

403.4

416.89

421 9

449.58

To403.4

416.89

421.9

449.58

Rock Type5h,bt,(si?,sr, qv's.Mo?)

1V5g,ch.(bt)

7b's

5h,(bt,si)

DescriptionSILTSTONE, SANDSTONE -dark grey to grey, weakly bleached, minor to moderate biotite, occasional minor siliceous or sericitic bands, possible trace kyanite, occasional quartz stringer, possible trace Mo in one or two stringers -well laminated at 50-55 deg to c/a -W po+Apy laminae

MAFIC TUFF 1 SEDIMENTS -possibly thick bedded fine grained (chloritic) greywacke -grey-green, fine grained, moderately chloritic, weak to moderate biotite, local weak to moderate bleaching in lower 1/3 of unit, minor to moderate qz+Aca fractures 1 veinlets -weak to moderate foliation at 60-65 deg to c/a -rare trace pyrite

FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DIKES -several narrow feldspar porphyry dikes (as previously described) in mafic tuff 1 sediments as above, local silicification and up to 1*ft pyrite in porphyries

SILTSTONE, SANDSTONE -laminated siltstone and fine sandstones as before, several thin feldspar porphyry and mafic dikes, local minor bleaching 1 silicification -laminations variable from 55 to 65 deg to c/a -occasional trace po+Apy

END OF HOLE


DDH Sample Record


Hole No: J95-02, -02A (wedge) Date: Oct. 1995

Sample #J2-1J2-2J2-3J2-4J2-5J2-6

J2-7J2-8J2-9

J2-10

J2-11

J2-12

J2-13

J2-14

J2-15

J2-16J2-17

J2-18

J2-19

J2-20

J2-21

J2-22

J2-23

J2-24

J2-25

J2-26J2-27

J2-28

J2-29

J2-30J2-31

J2-32

J95-02A

From38.23

39.09

39.95

40.41

41.42

42.0

92.093.0

94.0

95.0

106.74

107.7

108.08

143.87

144.87

145.87146.87

147.87

148.87149.87

154.42

155.47

156.02

157.02

158.0

159.0160.0

161.0

162.0

163.0

164.0165.0

wedge

To39.09

39.9540.41

41.42

42.043.0

93.094.0

95.0

96.0

107.74

108.08

109.08

144.87

145.87

146.87

147.87

148.87

149.87151.04

155.47

156.02

157.02

158.0

159.0

160.0

161.0

162.0

163.0

164.0165.0

166.0

Width0.86

0.86

0.461.01

0.581.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

0.34

1.0

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

1.0

1.01.17

1.05

0.551.0

0.98

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.01.0

AssaysAu (ppb)

^^^^^^

^^^^

^^^

^^^^^^^

^^^^^^^^^^^<5

check Cu (ppm) Zn (ppm)


DDH Sample Record



Sample #

J2A-1

J2A-2J2A-3J2A-4J2A-5

J2A-6

J2A-7

J2A-8

J2A-9

J2A-10

J2A-11

J2A-12

J2A-13

J2A-14

J2A-15

J2A-16

J2A-17

J2A-18

J2A-19

J2A-20J2A-21

J2A-22

J2A-23

J2A-24

J2A-25J2A-26

From

139.5

143.4

144.4

145.4146.4

150.6

151.6

152.6

153.6154.6

198.8

209.0210.0

216.8

222.97

224.0

245.28

275.2

276.2

2772

278.2

282.97

294.13

295.13

302.3303.3

To

140.5

144.4

145.4

146.414716

151.6

152.6

153.6154.6

155.6

199.14

210.0

211.0

217.93

224.0

225.0

246.07

276.2

277.2

278.2279.2

283.97

295.13296.13

303.3304.3

Width

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.00.76

1.0

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

0.34

1.01.0

1.13

1.03

1.0

0.79

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

AssaysAu (ppb)

^

^^^^

^^^^^

^

14

6

5

^8

19

^

9

^

^

^

6

^

17

12

check

^

^

Cu (ppm) Zn (ppm)


DDH Sample Record



Sample #

J2A-27

J2A-28

J2A-29J2A-30J2A-31

J2A-32J2A-33

J2A-34

J2A-35

J2A-36

J2A-37

J2A-38

J2A-39J2A-40

J2A-41

J2A-42

J2A-43J2A-44

J2A-45J2A-46J2A-47

J2A-48

J2A-49J2A-50J2A-51

J2A-52

J2A-53J2A-54J2A-55J2A-56

From

330.3

336.3

337.3

338.3339.3

340.3

341.33423

343.3

345.95

346.95

347.95

350.89

351.49

352.44

359.03

360.03

361.03

362.03363.03364.03

365.03

380.07381 .07

382.07

387.38

392.19393.19394.19395.19

To

331.3

337.3

338.3

339.3340.3

341.3

342.3343.3

344.3

346.95347.95

348.58

351.49

352.44

35344

360.03

361.03

362.03363.0336403365.03

366.03

381.07382.07

383.07

388.38

393.19

394.19395.19396.03

Width

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

0.63

0.6

0.95

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.01.01.01.0

1.0

1.0

1.01.0

1.0

1.01.01.0

0.84

AssaysAu (ppb)

13

^

^

^^

^

^

5^

^

18

18

1231

20

^

^

^^^10

^

6

^^

8

6

5*5

10

check

^

^

Cu (ppm)

688

Zn (ppm)

1460


DDH Sample Record



Sample #J2A-57

J2A-58J2A-59

J2A-60

J2A-61

J2A-62

J2A-63

J2A-64

J2A-65

From396.03

396.87397.7

398.7

402.57

411.9

417.12

419.28

429.45

To396.87

397.7

398.7399.8

403.4

412.9

418.12

420.28

430.45

Width0.84

0.831.0

1.1

0.83

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

AssaysAu (ppb)

^7

^

6

^

^

^

^

^

check

^

Cu (ppm) Zn (ppm)

Chemex Labs Ltd,Analytical Chemists * Geochemists ' Registered Assayers

5175 Timberlea Blvd., Mississauga Ontario. Canada L4W 2S3 PHONE: 905-624-2806 FAX: 905-624-6163

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BAG SERVICE #8 MARATHON, ONTARIO POT 2EO

Project: 434Comments: ATTN: COLIN MACKENZIE

Page Number : 1 Total Pages : 1 Certificate Date: 11-OCT-95 Invoice No. : 19530612 P.O. Number : Account : FIL

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

SAMPLE

J95-02-01 J9 5-02-02 J95-02-03 J95-02-04 J95-02-05

J95-02-06 J95-02-07 J95-02-08 J95-02-09 J95-02-10

J95-02-11 J95-02-12 J95-02-13 J95-02-14 J95-02-15

J95-02-16 J95-02-17 J95-02-18 J95-02-19 J95-02-20

J95-02-21 J95-02-22 J95-02-23 J95-02-24 J95-02-25

J95-02-26 J95-02-27 J95-02-28 J95-02-29 J95-02-30

J95-02-31 J95-02-32

PREP CODE

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205 205 205 205

205 205

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226 226 226 226

226 226

Au ppbFA+AA

< S < 5 < 5< 5 < 5

< 5 < 5 < 5 < 5 < 5

< 5< 5 < 5 < 5 < 5

< 5 < 5 < 5 < 5< 5

< 5< 5 < 5 < 5 < 5

< 5 < 5< S < 5 < 5

< 5 < 5

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ACCURASSAY UBORATORIESA DIVISION OF ASSAY LABORATORY SERVICES INC.


PHONE (807) 623-6448 623-6820

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October 12, 1995

Job i9541556

PROJECT t434

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Customer

J95-02A-01 J9 5-02 A-02 J95-02A-03 J95-02A-04 J95-02A-05 J95-02A-06 J95-02A-07 J9 5-02 A-O 8 J95-02A-09 J9 5-02 A-10 J95-02A-10 J95-02A-11

Ooid ppb

Gold Oz/t

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cO.OOl <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001

Certified By:

ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF ASSAY U\BORATORY SERVICES


PHONE (807) 623-6448 ) 623-6820

HKKLO OOLD JONES INC. EXPLORATION OFFICE BA-3 SERVICE *8 MARATHON. ONTARIO POT 2BO


October 16. 1995

Job #9541588

PROJECT f434

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1465

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19459

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1070 LITHIUM DRIVE. UNIT Z THUNDER BAY. ONTARIO P7B 6G3

PHONE (807) 623-644*, 7) 623-6820

HBKLO CKXUD MINES INC. KXPLORATION OFFXCB BAO SERVICE f8 MARATHON, ONTARIO POT 280

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October 17, 1995

Job i954160l

PROJECT f434

Goldppb

5<5^1818123120c5<5^^<5^10<56^c58765^10<5

GoldOx/t

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PHONE (807) 623-6448 7) 623-6820

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JOb f9541613

PROJECT t434

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J95-02A-58 J95-02A-59 J95-02A-6O J95-02A-61 J95-02A-62 J95-02A-63 J95-02A-64 J95-02A-65 J95-02A-65

Gold ppb

7 <56

Gold Oz/t

*:0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001

-cO.OOl cO.OOl <0.001

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Sample i Accurassay Customer

l J95-02A-40

Copper

688

October 17, 1995

Job i9541601

PROJECT f434

Zinc ppm

1460

Certified By:

APPENDIX III

DDH Log for J95-03




Hole No: J95-03

Length: 128.0m Overburden: 128.0m

Core Size: NO

Drilling Company: Heath A Sherwood Date Hole Started: Oct. 14. 1995

Date Completed: Oct. 16, 1995 Logged By: Kevin Thomson

Date Logged: n/a Core Storage: n/a x- ^ y

Signature: /\JL^^^ //LA-v-

Grid Ref.east

northUTM EUTM N

trueazim.grid azim.

inclin.elev.

claim no.

1840012675

5622635393383

360360-50

255942393

^-^

Surveysdepth azim. inclin.

From0

To128.0

Rock Type DescriptionOVERBURDEN -hole lost in overburden: could not turn casing, -likely very near bedrock: lost all water return at 128.0m depth.

Ministry ofNorthern DevwopiMnt

Ontario!

Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim

MntngA*

Transaction

wNumber

Personal Information coSacwd on thto tem to obtained under ttw MMhomy of* M* eoBMdon houU b* dtoctod to ttw PnwtaW Itamajar. MHng Unda, l Sudbury. Ontario. P3E ftAS, wwphoM (706) 970-7284.

Instructions: - Please type or print and submit in duplicate. 42009^0056 wswo^won LECOURS- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of nnng assessment worn or cunwm um

Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany this form in dupHcate.- A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to. must accompany this form

Hemlo Gold Mines Inc.

60 Shirley St. So., Box 1205,MWny DwMonThunder Bay

fi**** fnac September 18 r vi UN UNO

Timmins, Ontario P4N 7J5TowraNpfMMPic, Lecours Townships

ObnlNo.143550

(705) 268-9600M or Q Plan No.G-630, G-2863

Tcc October 16, 1995

Work Performed (Check One Work Group Only)WorkGroup

X

X

Geotechnical Survey

Physics! Work, Indudbvi Drflina * *^^n*^*n* *^p v^* MB^ w^p

RehsbWstion

Other Authorized Work

AsesyiA^^kltf^a^MMK^^*^ ABM^HAAmgnrnww vorn

Type

-.,

Diamond Drilling: Holes J95-01,02, 02A, 03

Core Analvsis

Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of Costs 76,778

Note: The Minister may reject tor assessment work credft all or part of the assessment work submitted if the recorded holder cannot verify expenditures claimed in the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.

Persons and Survey Company Who Performed the Work (Give Name and Address of Author of Report)Name

Heath s Sherwood Drilling

Aoourassav Labs

Chenr-x Labs

Kevin Thomson ( author ) Jim Ma rt in R^l nh M^r-N^ Ilw

Address

P.O. Box 998, Kirkland Lake, Ont. P2N 31-3

1070 Lithium Dr., Unit 2, Thunder Bay, Ont. P7B 6

5175 Timberlea Blvd, Mississauga, Ont. L4W 2S3

Hemlo Gold, Box 28, Marathon, ONt . POT 2EO

73

(sttscfi e schedule If necessity)

Certification of BeneflcW Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse side

by VN) currant recorded holder.i,V*

ft— -tei

tor or Agent (S^nature)

Cai Uflcatlon of Work Reportl cert* ft* l have a parooneJ knowledge of tfte wets eat forth bi thto Wotfc repc^ having perionned ttw woifc or witnessed MTIW during to oomptaOon and annexed report to true.

Wayne Reid, c/o P.O. Box 1205, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7J5Tiliponi Hou

(705) 268-9600

Dot*

Jan. 9/96

Conned By

For Office Use OnlyTotal Value Gr. Recorded

77*

S

Data Node* for Amendments Sent

THUNDER BAYRanted StmmNlNO DIVISION

AICEIVIO

JAN 1 1 i"bAM

0*41(0*11)

Ontario

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mine*

Minister* du Devetoppeme et des mines

nt du Nord

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

ttat des coQts aux fins du credit devaluation

Mining Act/Lol sur les mines

Transaction NoVN* de transaction

Personal information cokected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mntng Act This information wM be used to maintain a record and

be oVectad to the Provincial Manager. Minings Lands. Ministry of Northern Development and Mutes. 4th Floor. 159 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario P3E 0A5. telephone (705) 670-7264.

Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presents formuto sort recueiKs en vertu de la Lot sur lea mines et serviront a tank a Jour un registre des concessions minieres. Adresser tout* quesNon sur la coBece de ces renseignements au chef provincial des terrains mintors. ministere du Devetoppement du Nord et des Mines. 158. rue Cedar. 4* etage. Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 6A5. telephone (705) 670-7264.

1. Direct Costs/CoOts direct*

Type

^ TeMââi

SalaJrea

Contractor'a and Coneuttanfa Fee* Droltade r entrepreneur et de ('expert- coneefl

Tuppiss Ueed Fournltufe*

EquBpmenl HMtfrin***naBi

Location deevs^BjftAaieâAHlsnWsvl

Description

Labour Main-d'oeuvreField Supervision Suporvision sur to loiioin

Typ* Drill ing Heath s, Sherwood

Accurassav

Chemex Labs

Typ* GeologicalQnpiri'] -j oc

Repair Tropari

TIP* Mobile phone rental

Amount Montant

7366

1444

64,943

721

356

43

252

44

Total Direct Coat* Total de* coot* direct*

Totals Total global

8810

66,020

295

44

75,169

2. Indirect Costs/CoOts Indirect*** Note: When claiming RehabBtation work InoVect costs are not

allowable as assessment work. Pour le remboursemert des travaux de rehabilitation, toe coOts induects ne sort pas admissibtos en tart que travaux d*evaluabon.

Type

Transportation Transport

Food ano Lodging Nourrltureet MbsrgsmenlMoMbatton andf*^^— jjfciai— ̂ ÎJKûainooanaDonjAAÂJklkJlBWÂAAî^HiBiMjnMiion

DescriptionTyp*Truck lease

Truck repair

Gas

Shipping sanple;

Groceries

Amount Mofitart

147

800

489

97

76

Sub Total of Indirect Coats Total partial dee coots Indirect*

Amount Aftnrsbto (not greater than 20ft of Dfr Mortant admtosMe (n'excedsrt pas 20 41 tfas t

(ToM of Otntt and AiuneMt d*t*etosSg btdradcoMd (ToMtfwa

set Costs)

toducredR n

Totato Total global

1,533

1,609

76,778

Note: The recorded holder wiH be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If verification is not made, the Minister may reject ter assessment work al or part of the assessment work submitted.

:Lettu agjstre sera tenu de verifier tos dep*to present Mat des coOts dans tos 30 Jours sutvart une demande a eel effet Si la verification n'est pas eftoctuse. to mMstre peut rejeter tout ou une parte des travaux devaluation presentee.

FMng

Workfaedwrthintwoyeareofcornpletk)n^scâimedat100%<)( the above Total Value of Assessment CrediL

Remises pour depoi

1. Les travaux opposes dans tos deux ans suivant tour achevement sort rembouraes a 100 H de to vatour Mate susmenfionnee du ere* (revaluation.

2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion is claimed at 50*4 of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calculations below:

Total Value of Assessment Credtt Total Asset MI* Ctabned

x 0.50 -

2. Les travaux opposes trois.o.uatreou(^ ans apite tour achevemert sort rembourses a 50 H de la vatour totato du credtt d'evaluation susmentkxme. Voir tos calcuto d-dessous.

Vatour Mate du crodK d'evaluationx 0.50 -

Evahi iMatode mdei

Certification Verifying Statement of Costs Attestation de I'etat des coOts

l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs were incurred white conducting assessment work on the lands shown on the accompanying Report of Work form.

\\\that as ____(Recorded

to make this certification

UA-*4i/-, Ao*i*.PPosition in Company)

J'atteste par la presente :que les montants indiques sort le plus exact possible et que ces depenses ont et6 engagees pour effectuer toe travaux d'evaluafjon sur les terrains indiques dans la formute de rapport de travaH cHoint

l am authorized Et qu'a tttre de je suis autorisei to compigni*)

a faire cotte attestation.

(812(04*1)

Signtfur*

Nota : Dans celts formuto. des peraonnss. to masculn set utOM au sens neutr*.

Details for York Reoon t Sii?ONT95.057 Page

Vork Reoortt for Aool v ing

Reserve

, ——————— 11 ——————— 1

1 ——————— l——————— 1

, ——————— 11 ———————

1 ——————— li ——————— 1

i ——————— l

1 ——————— 1. ——————— 1

1 ———————i ———————1 —————————————————————

1 ———————

i

Clan Nuiber (see note 2)

i —————— 1TB 1.039.908

1 ——————— 1TB 1.099.9031 ——————— 1TB 0.942.392

TB 1.194.291

TB 1.194.292

———————

———————

———————

5

Total Nuiber of Clans

t of Clan Units

ii —— l1l —— iii—— 1i

—— 1

——

——

—— 1 ————————

1 —— 1——

1 —— i——

Value of Assesient lork Done

on this Clan35.82S.OCi ————————— 13C.75C.OC

1C.203.0C

0.00

C.OC1 ————————— 1

1 ————————— 1

1 ————————— 1

—————————

—————————

—————————

—————————

—————————

—————————

—————————

76.778.00

Total Value Work Done

Value Aoolied to this Clan

———————— 1—— — —— —————————

1 ———————— i400.00

—————————— , 400.00—————————

—————————

—————————

l ————————— 1

—————————

—————————

—————————

—————————

800.00

Total Value (fork Aoolied

Values Assigned f r 01 this Clan

800.00

1 ————————— i

—————————

—————————

————————— 1

i ————————— i

1 ————————— 11 ———————————————— ,

1 ————————— 1i ————————— 1————————

————————

800.00

Total Assigned Froa

Reserve:*ork to Del ClaiKd at f

a Future Date i35.025.00 !

i

3C.750.00 !i ————————— i

10.2G3.CC !i —————————— i

!1 —————————— !

l 1 —————————— 1

1

ji

1i

11

1

1

1

1

i

ti

1i

1i

1i ——————— iii

!—————— iiti —————— ii ii ——————— i!

l —————————— 1l

—————— ii i —————— ii i —————— itii —————— ii —————— it i i

75.978.00 11

Total Reserve

(Credits you are claiiing in this reoort uy be cut back. In order to liniiize the adverse affects of such deletions, l D! ease indicate froi which clans you wish to oriorize the deletion of credits. Please iark (x) one of the following: i i—i 11.1 l Credits are to be cut back starting with the clans listed last, working backwards.l r-i12.1 l Credits are to be cut back eouallv over all clans contained in this reoort of work.l "-Jl r-,13.1 l Credits are to be cut back as orionzed on the attatched aooendix.l LJl n14.1x1 Credits are to be cut back starting with the clans that have reserve credits.l "-Jlin the event that you have not soecified your choice of oriority. ootion one will be iioleiented.Note t: Exaioles of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, ootion oayients. Miorandui of agreements, etc..

with resoect to the lining clans. Note 2: If work has been oerforwd on oatented or leased land, olease COMlete the following:

II certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in (Signature (the oatented or leased land at the t ne the work was oerforwd. l

(Date

REFERENCES

AREAS WITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION

M.R.O. - MINING RIGHTS ONLY

S.R.O. - SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY .

M.+ S. - MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

Doteription Onto No. Dft* Oilposition F H*

THE INFORMATION THATi APPEARS ON THIS MAP

n,HAS BEEN COMPILED, FROM VARIOUS SOURCES,

AND ACCUfWCY IS NOTGUARANTEED. THOSE : WISHING TO. STAKE MIN- : ING CLAIMS SHOULD CON- ,' SULT WITH 'THE .MINING i RECORDER, MINISW OF j NORTHERN I DEVELOP-" WENT AND MINES, FOR AD- . DITIONAL FORMATION ON THE SWMS OF THE LANDS SHOWN HEREON.

! *

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.j i -i IS PAPT SR BfMGjMci* i - SR PATENT. ALL OF CL675I BJUBJECT TO SECTION 32 OF THE MNNG ACT RSO I99O.RESTRICTIONS TO PROSPECTING Vf *- * ^ f gf* ?\S AND STAKING APPLY. SEE PIC LAND ffeJL (4^7 I^V

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THE INFOFIMATION THAT APPEARS ON THIS MAP HAS BCEN COMPILED FROM .VARIOUS SOURCES,AND ACCURACY is NOTGUARANTEED. THOSE WISHING TO STAKE MIN ING CLAIMS SHOULD CON SULT' WITH THE MINING RECORDER, MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOP MENT AND MINES, FOR AD DITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE STATUS OF THE LANDS SHOWN HEREON.

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x • Mussy "Lake Area - G-3/73ALL ISLANDS WITmN 2 MILE

LIMIT FORM PART OF NAT.N^___________ _____^ __ ___^ ______

Order No W 25/73, deted June 6, 1973, File No. 167249.

REFERENCES

-, m

fndir^;'e c Tnds, Alcng " t l Of Concess'oiis T i ' ro . , v Section 109 Uf The Niini,.^

Lends Under Tlc' Waters Of ake SL Frcm Staking By Order ir, Council i ; a

to ~nl n

H "

CO

enCO

(n VJf ''

AREAS WITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION

M.R.O. - MINING RIGHTS ONLY

S.R.O. - SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY

M.+ S. -MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

Description Order No. Date Disposition File

•m) MINING ft SURFACE MGHTG V.'lTHf-'^V.W TV ' '~ -r": ORDER W-.'CR 2/84

SURFACE RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKiNG ORDER WTB 30/92.

MINING 8 SURFACE RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM 3TA- 'NO ———F W 98/86

. ACE RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING ORDER WNCR 27/84

SURFACF RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKIN ORDER WTB 02/89

i SURF ACF RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING ORDER W 40/81

^SURFACE RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING BORDER WNCR 02/88

MJMNG 8 SURFACE RIGHTS WITHOR^XVN ?ROM ST,.K!N- iRDER W 12/86

^^ Pending opplicotion under public lands Act for mining and surface rights.No Making P'J to section .50(b). Mining Act.

LEGEND

HIGHWAY AND ROLK F No

OTHER ROADS

TRAILS

SURVEYED LINESTOWNSHIPS, BASE t INES ETCLOTS, MINING CLAIMS PARCELS, t T(

UNSURVEYtD l iNt-SLOT LINESPARCEL BOUNDARYMINING CI AIMS ETC

RAILWAY ANO KIGHT O(- WAV

UTILITY l INLb

NON PERENNIAL STREAM FLOODING OR FI OODING RIGHTS SUBDIVISION OR COMPOSITF PLAN RESERVATIONS ORIGINAL SMORELINt MARSH OR MUSKEGMINESTRAVERSE MONUMENT

SS vVjg"'vv'"K'•x^ .* -0 ,. -:

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS

TYPE OF DOCUMENT SYMBOL

PATENT SURFACE 4 MINING RIGHTS , 9

SURFACF RIGHTSONLY ,. . ... ,.., ©

.MINING RIGHTSONLV . , . O

LEASE, SURFACE S MINING MIGHTS B

" . SURFACE RIGHTSONLY ,... . ..... B

" , MINING RIGHTSONLY . ,... . . B

LICENCE Of OCCUPATION . . ... ... ,... ,.... T

ORDER-IN COUNCIL ^ .. .., , . ... OC

RESERVATION ....... .. ' . - (DCANCELLED ._.. ... .. ... ®SAND& G RAVEL ...... . .. .. .... ^"__. .. 0/

LAND U?f PERMITS FOR COMMERCIAL TOURISM.O'JTPCST CAMPS M/NOTE: MINING RIGHTS IN PARCELS PATENTEl PRiOR TO MAY 6

1913. VESTED IN ORIGINAL PATfcNM f B* THt PUBI 1C LANDS ACT RSO 1970 CHAP 38O S* fi3. SUBSEC 1

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THUNDER BAYLAND TITLES/ REGISTRY DIVISION

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Ministry ofNaturalResources

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Management

Branch

Dalt MARCH o I982

into Service Apni, 15, J9.

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