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KBPQJff ON fill, CEIGEH COUflTHl tfORg AfC;KttK DQffl. OM THE CALHDR GROUP,
OTTER fu\FID:, AR.-i, Pin TWTGiHIP, D18OUCTQg wxaiRaias. o?3TAHio .^^.^^^.^^.^
Please Bee Plane l, 2, and l)
l* Tho proporty in a proopeet for radioactive tdnerai*. It
prints IB dairno and if? loon tod in Pitt ?o.mahip, aatridv tho Abitibi
at Otter Rapids, approximately 92 nil^a north of Coohnmo*
2. lha property is raodily noooa^iblo fnm the
branch of tho Ontario Northland Railway, .r5iioh paas*o through tho wott part
of th-j property,
3. 71:a diooovory v*in (tho Moahar troin) io ft fina groinod omrboiMit*
vein Avoraging about 0,5* "id** Tho vain rraoturo out* PrMMflfftea pMiasmiy
twf-mtlt^a, and diabaao. It strllwe at 247* tod dip* at 75* to tho *oot. It
hao b.xjn axpooed IntoraittantOy ovor a longth of 240*. At tho Muth ond tho
voin pasr?0s under rubbio and tfwio* under tho bod of tho rivotf to UM north
it me oa undor the bod of tha rivwr. thin vain han boon tjmvoratid with
tin; (ol|jer oountor andl aix oaaplo0 bavo boon tonoa from tho opota ttet
nave thj boat roadinf s. Tht* anaiysor of thooo snapuUt ohoiwd that olnoot
ali tho radio&otlviV IB dua to thorium and that the thorium oontont is low,
averaging about 0,2556.
A* Hie aroa of tho claiisn nao eyatuaaUoaUr travorood. All out*
crops vruru ft)no ovor in dotoil. Throe other eaa31 aroae woro dieoovorod
in pu^mtitoR thrii show d low radioactivity, Thoeo aroaa are uninportant*
Isuch? oast fyon nJlaaeo 91*7 on tha railroad to tho head of Otter
Porraorly tha Abitibi ttivor provided A good oano0 nwto tuU* the country,
but oJjaoa tha railroad has boon blillt this baa baan uaed vary Uttla.
Direct tiecemn by air is not faaoiblo owind to the f aot
that tbo rivor lo gunarally ahallow, vary Ifeat* of ̂ ^'
and liberally etuckloa with bouldore. The witttr uwlarottinds that
eomo paoplo entwod tha area by landing at ttrowwdala aouth of tho fa31a
and tv.onco prooaodod by boat down tha Abitibi about 30 miles to the
In addition to the tmina twnttonod,.Rbovaf it 10 poaaibl*
to tolophont* out Dross Gortii ftapictaf a atop on th^ railroad at
96*?* Tolagmni} aro aleo mint and rooolvod ter thia tttlophono viati ? ' T """^ ' #**;' '"V -.' -^ ' ' ll "'!t -f' 5 ' ~^i! "
whloh too (t tolof^raph Of f loo and 10 lo^itod *tt f^i^ao'^.5. * r j j
lA'i'fili AfTO PIWIVISIOBS
to tho foot that the Abitibi Rivor iw haavlly ladan.."- , .' .' i' . ' : ' ' ''" - - ,:V X 'f.-K^.'.'iV'^ . -ii?
with nllt and is aleo ohur^od vitli wftatf tvw Uw paper *Ulo on tho upper: . ' ' ,. - ', ' .' , ', "" - '-' ;'' ' : , - ' ; "'.' --1 - •*'' ".- 1 ^ ' .
roaoho8 of t&M rivor, it i- iinoul^blo f or drinking or oooking, Tho result
10 that oup!41^B of drlnkinj; r-ator iiro dependent upon Ww wwU Ojwaka ttwt
or tributary to tta* Abitibi. Thoae ara ejwraoly (Jiotarlbuted, RwJ f(*w do
not dry up during tho aumoor faon^ba*
iiupiiioo UTO rwot r^mvoniontly puurohftB-Jd in Coohrand, but in
United amounts wm bo obtained frcta the raaidonta at Coral
anci poaoibly frow tha atoro of Uio Ontario Mydr0at^^
(e.)
Tho tC'po.TapKy of tho aroa lo in nwiorul a lotf, monotonous
plnin wv. 'oh olefin ; ont-ly tov/nrOo JMKJJJ Bay, It If oovwod with
uifikOtfB am? a futf rareJ/y lak^s?, S'he only elevated area 3 uonniat of low
of jrlacial ttutorinl ancj ft for? low ouvorop are if}, 7ho wost notablo
if tiiy rulativuly utraij'jht Abitibi rlvorf vjhich has out a stoop*
wiley tJirourh tria ^JUioicd Rmv^ie aivl ol*^ and at placon roaches
r. dej^th of fsJ^ui. 75" bolow tho pcmoral olovation of the plain. Itoft
rivar erooiwe tJw lYoo(iKibriftn*B(tloo8oic contact just to tha north of Oitor
rapids, bui boyoncl t?io U.xli:'j('.)c axj3Qoui\*fl ill tlw river vsilloy tboro le
little or no vojx){Ti phicxil ow*r*oKion of tlio c?ung;o* lEIiu actual contact
in no*/ uxpoixid*
J}KJ t'iiiin oxjK*5.iurt*i-; c^i; bixi-rook ara k) bo fcunu wloJit* *^a wftoH
of tho rjvur at Otto. rupjjtl8| t^^*al3# O)idy u fwsr hundred f^at iii width
#it5i H ftK; t.jfKioraUrly litrfjd u^t^t loaat^d bet'-tooii /*0,.O* and 6000 1 oast of
tho rivtsr, OtJi r aiaillor nra:u aro to ba found, but thoy nra isddoiy
Vhu writor in inclobtatJ to f*f. ilo^g of tlxi Ontario Dapartwtmt of
f.i, bov'i for in 'omul i. on obtHS^i-wi vft^n hu *m?? in tho ttXN*R in oarly Juno,
*'c?r in' "orrasitlon (H?ntxiiiioci in hie prolitfiizwiry jniport on thu shoeing*
inform tio;.; hu:- baondTt*m from hit; report, partloulorly tli data
rof'! thin euotion work.
(b)
Ont;. l^opv. :"iuu6 i'.lUlWV/ by M. Hogg)
L
Middle itovonian)
o Dykoa peridotite dyfeoa
and
l '-i ab (iran Mot GIVJ.IRSOO
Tim Tocamhriwi rooks of th aroa of Otter mpldo haw
nant'ionod by J. 0. C-roeo ("Tho Abitibi and lybttagnai Hivero", tot.
, of Minwa, Vol. ?.} t !'l, 2) and aor^ fully doaorlbod by H. Kogy*
oldoat amt jnojst widoopr^iri of th0 sirtjoatrterian roclca of tha of^i ore
',, *?3iifth wuif'o frotn Ww prodoRlmttt blotit**-f^anwt frnuian to a
biotite n^ieii lnokin;* In garnota, 1^i*j farnetiforoua {-noise fcppearo to
bo Io05 pruvrtlont in t1 ;'* uutcr^i)s, whiah ara found Hp*pcpoxiiafttoXy one-half
ffiilo to th'5 w.yt of tho I'lv-jr* Uiwn tJioy are alon^ the bonks at Otter rapldo,
Xho fcdlation of t! to f^ieiOBoo hae u ffonnrftl oa t-wuot 8t4*lko, i^hile the
in dip from nof.*rly horinontal to va*tioal Indioatoe o probabl*
of pairalldl folds, tho axoa of .tfktob hitvo tfao aamo
AB chown on If m l the ffnoissoe s*aro f?UbdivJd(Xl in only u f**
eyoriito and ff&nlte aro found iwiinly alone the
of Ovt^r rjtpid!/ but. ona outcrop of ayanito was aeon eeet of the river
boyond Uho boundnrlot? of the (Mtor claiwa. Much of thaoo roclcfl are
fresh in appftjwmco, but. probfibly half of the exposure s0an ohowod
dogroo of foliation* )n tha aoooifiwnyinf- Plan 1| WM*y are groupad undor
the; goneral haadln of syonito f?wiHu and r^nlto* ')na outcrop of grnnito
ol)o0nrad urhlch yhotruii a erudo au;.^n stntcturo with uyos of quarts about
m. by 2 am. This rook gave fi reading on the geiger counter equivalent' , -v'v:. ;- y""'.'-V' 1 ' ^'.v'..'' : v.';v-: ' :. :'^,,;v s ",;:i-^: i!;v':?y^v-''' v ' : to a pegne.titev ' - "'.X'.' - ';;""-•"•'•^''"'"''••- ;; ' t: '' !''-'T - : ' ;'—'"-'^ ""'"
Pegmatite dyke* of
in aiisi* out all the above
pegmatite into the pwiosoB ma noted
thorn in many plaoe* were ftaall
no
. *hap*
' . U-- ~, '.i 'l*.*'
..^V^rV*- 1 '
injootlon of the
..,^^^^.-K^j-^:^.'':^^.^A
Much of the
feldspar with relatively little
iu*.'j^j—'V ' JL.I -JL'^^i(i.ji?uiiJI ^MiiiW^.'i* AW ''^^L^^^y^^^|^J|'.' '.. " -J . . ' "' '' '' ' " *l
;^WS|fS^were preaent in the larger 4jr|wl. -. ^ ̂ ^^^.^^^
ware blebo and cryata^ of ilniaiiit*; with .i|^|||^^^^. , ' ..Vi,., ' i.. : ," .j.i| 'Ir ,V.A**!if!vLXf..iit' ; -*,^^V . ''f'- .'i-.:' 1 S,,: .-. -, ' ' '''j^'i .Vi 1. f A'TT^ , ' ' -1^
to one-half inch} aa unidentified
in lustra with a rod
crystal* {wpocu"iarlte?)j
coloured dark brown
last group were of very Mall tlze,
They were tentatively identified ae aonaiiU
T^l :?7^*^~^Z^f^.^^f^ '-i-^^^V::' . ' •\^^''.f'Z''':'.. :^-'.-'--':'' i '' :\^l*.'tf'M'-?ty^^^
s*^i^'^"'v^a-;w : ^t^ii*- li '^^ " *^w' •'^•-.. : .- r - ' ; - : ;A,. Ma*
dykes
oceur frequently along Otter
at any frefit diatanoe froc the
out to fora steep-walled gulliee/ so
, TOsoMwee W^gijliljl!^^
rapJ4a^|^;;^||^^|^
L^iiiifiiiiii^'i di(ef.^iii#:^'--. :̂^;:^^^i;:^^^river any present aro covered with ;i([H||||5||p^|i^
rooiw previously mentioned*
Narrow, fine grained
rooke of the area and have
6.
of thuir rtdationeHp to augite peridotite dyke tthioh are of
this ufto, Hogg alao reports that there ney ba a clofiH) relationship
tho lamprophyre dj^cui; taxi thu radioaotlvo vain.
of th-2*
ii -"&1 fxmturwj oro tho curt-frost striking folding
nbovo, AIK) n group ef well defined cnnyon^llke
^hioh gmxM^lly jjar&llyl the ehortm of tha rlvor* Tharo IR no
of aovsBsint In oounection with th* ftraoturiag. - v
cf i "
Ilia !,kjyhor vein lo tii* Only win-typo r&dloaotlv*
know to b0 proaunt In thfs m'wu. It lios in one of the proniXMtit north-
south 'cauyonu", Bti'licoi; K13*fi, Rtxl dips 751" w**t. Thy aotml voia lid*
In ' a^!w of dosa-spnood fracturing with a laoxiMffl width of 8 f to 10*.
'iti,- voin varioo in width up to about 0.8 S and would average about 0.51 .
The vein i 1 - ooapoaad of ft fine grained pro;/ oryetallieod
oarbonute, nrhicb Ho^: ioiwitif ioe ^enUtlvely on an Inpyro dolonito. It
is udii^rftlijcoa .fit;, w^oulnrlta, pyrit*s, and e mull ftissount of ohaloopyrito.
Mr*. Hojg litiu oxandivju Ui;; vain material nioroaooploally end finda it oow-
pooixi of 75^ or bettor of oarbomtto with loasor funotxnt.* of orthoolnso,
ulbitu, f)flla crotin Ruecovite, on ^ huiratito. Mo visibly ^vicionco of
tms noted,
wits this vein it* a ooarat' gr?tinod
and CjUart.it-oiLrboriftte vwli:, vr!:lcu ^r*nNaiy strikes parallel to it about
foot u^ th^ east ond iw probably eoMdwhet older*
A second 0ubaidiary Tt*in rauiofeOtlvity i* lorn tod
7,
t 10* to thtj on t of the tain vain. It str'ksa hbou dua north and
dip- bwUw-sn 65 'tnd 70rt *aat. It i tkxpoaad for about 70'. It i*
cemposod of coarsely crystalling oarbonax^ and tihons low radioactivity
parts of I S ,B length. Jbwro i no avidsnco of any uranlum-btmring
As ihfcim on : inn 2, t:; a fealn v*ln is aaeposaci In nnort
p.ro" ! -.-ufi mrar a total dietanco of 240'* Xho poMitilo oxtsnalon to the
eouth Is 3ovarud j-dti 1 rub le anti than ooutlauaa under tl*o river b*i. To
the north, tha noaalbl^ extension la in tba rivw bod for A dlstAixs* of
about 150* to H rock l aland ihuaro north-south frftoturii^: o&n bw wwm bat
no vein mtirinl, (intl th*sn continuyu on onoVtor BiX)' to ti pronouacNKl
cleft --'r-.iob la largely ill- -d with rubble. Ho ovldWMM of v*in
or radioactivity aora found Ht Uia cloft*
smll areas in pojTaotlte it^r* found
a nrcnounoo:; rl@o in rauAo-iCtivity. In all C'JBS^B thora imp a Dink
calourntlon to thy fald part ffhio contraatod oharply with tho nornal
colour. In all csmw tlie rook oontainad vory miall iqrystAls of til*
rdnorald tun'vfttiv^l;/ l.lonvifiw RS aithor raonatito or thorit*.
3 re. t a tho location of tins largaot of thdaa araa** Itera in oloat
association wlf ••-'.•a iH^odJUtto vicinity of tho rftdlo*otivlty,
orjetals of thii ;j])0cnlarito (?) i^rwioufflly doaorlbsxl w0r* fotuxl,
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KiSKJRT W UK G ICBR COUJTCKt &TMC AM)G-JObOiilCiU. -tfWiK MJWjS 015111}'; CAUUK QftOOP*OTTER RA!*IPS AKFA, PITT T0388HIP, DISTRICTop rxiURMEU QHiaBio^ ^^^-^^
020
EORffiQRD
During th^ fall of 1947 UT. Ala* Moabor diaoovorod a
vain boorln - radioaetivo mtori&l in W.tt Totmahip* Ontario* and staked
a largo block of claims around it, Moneta I'oroupina Uinoa LiBitad
optionad IB of Uiese clalisp that belonged to Calaor tttnaa United and*
in tho ami or o'1 1943, o rri*xl out a dkitoilod gelflar ootmter ourvay and
u Boolo ioal racc-nnaiosanoo in tm of fort to find taor.) valnn showing
tho 'Jlot cf Au;-iiot,
in tho f l dltl most of t.
tiio survey*
oarvlod out betwMm ttw 3rd of Juno and
witii tliti mritfir boing in charge of tho party
time, 'i'hit? ropoart oovora the oporationo of
... 899 Plan 1)
The jwoixjrt;/ ooopriaas IB elaimo, T*28739 to
ihelunlve, an.: T-23T^I tc T-28729 inclusive. They ore loon tod in
central ri t; t Towns! Ip, D i 1 1 trio t of Cochrane, Teoifikaalag fining Division,
Ontario. Yhu group llae autridti the Abitibi Uiver about 93.5 *il*s north
of Gooiira.no and oxc-umif) soutl. froia the nortli and of Ottar EApida, a
distance of ttpproxiimtoly 2 miloo,
oruti is ftorvod by t*o northbound and two
south bound truino ;xir woak on t/ w bjmnoh of tho Ontario Korthland Hail*
road, runnin," tiorth fror. Cochrana to ^oosonoo, A good trail, 1500* longt
foot*:
vi t:- ig^r-?lu'alli*r oountern awra of t w
-4'Jch ara mmufncturad by ..'loetroriiOB Afltsecilat** Ltd, of Toronto*
xiw l*!** t*r, kno ni ae tib?* Sa-lJOg hue y-
.; s with r, toi-ul aathodki projtjtot-^d ar*it of ftbottv i8 B'lUnn* Inchois*
Is by an A ruad B battwy of tha s^orte'nlo r*v(iio type and basa two
circa! t a, one* of ..r.lch aarvae to etwp up the volta^o
tutoaa to ap^iraxiimitttly HOOD voit4?f 'tho otlwr bain*; cai
circuit, '.'. h.-.ingd* in rudio*ioU.vIty ar* ttoVJd mtlUbdy bgr the
or tkKjrw.a Jjn oliaka h**.5 Uirou^h tha eftyphma*s wito which
is 'icruipp^^ tax; vjl uaUI^' tgr - *xiaa of a adoro-tmsf itttwr
^:c-.'. o;" m.iMaitiJty *r* poa*ifel**f fe^ ^t &W 1C^, and th*
C;M "ft,'.'.ixs, swoh otic-fifth w s e-inaltiwi aa ife* ptxtvlous ono, *fJi* Inttrumcmt
If* lb::, nixl lg cavlw over lha 0i)O.ildar in a haver ae ok
fko
In oo**t,
*ith tin 'iffoo
i;: m? miero-c.a .-
thd 12A-100 or prospector
^xoopt tlat it ha* only ooo gaifer tab*
t o,f about 6 s*juar* inolwttf thtr*
fi jnaltivity IB riwsd, fhe flight of thie
inatrunttnt IM i;i*-6jjd-o^tt-hulf
,4f ti fuidfi to t^M 8On6itiTit^t tho bat'Jcgroutki count
ranijiKl frotr a lo ? of si bout, 3 rcicaro-fjajxwoe on tho ^ aoal* of the EA-0.30
r.nti*ut-'jnt 'to a hi h of about 10^ #it:i R normal o.f about 8
IX
tho background w** uaually apparwolAbly hlrfb0r, wuryiag
froa 15 to 50 *loro-ar:porttd on tha 2tf 00010*
ilw EA-100 inetro&ant m0 ooa**hat loan 0*n*ftiv* than
tho larger wcdal, but, ihooxpwrlaaaeod operator oouid usually dotott
inoraasofi wb'ch v*ura approximately ^|uivni*nt to 10 to 15
ot; the 2^ aoal0*
fho jjoiiural txlfsn of ffork *0* to nm 0jr*to0Btio
travervas over all vfw claims At int*nml0 of 300 to 400', with
r-crw det&Utfd vrori: haln: (lorn on All otttaropo loo^twl both fro*
*nd froa
of 150* ^ 100* , or lo*s , do;jmiaing on oondltlcna. Arwi0 which were oon-
to bo of fflfiooifll proedUMi auoh aa fttlli*0 with 0 BMTttHMitth
o-irbojutto r* as, {jfroffittwot jointi, and *r**n of pagantit* rtiioh abovod
* bri;rht plnJc colouration were gone orir *ith {NtrtimilAV o*r*,
tn*vt*r*as *.sro run ov*r all Aoowteiblo IslAad** Tha nborolitto of
Abitibi, the iwilfofld tmeky OIK! MI/ tamile or portAfM varo all
/.'. g rai-i of ttraab nqjr nra'iw wi;Ic)t ttva a r0mding of 40 aloro"anpay00 or
bat or on tho ^J f^ula of the KA-130 ootmtar w*r*
(o)
he cnl/ u^ o t dicoovarod by ttM Goifwr t^vorofia that
highwr mdiooctivlty thRa ordinary it* that
in Sector 3* Similar but *oro aotlw* ATd&o than tiii0 bad b00tt round
ffhors ano had boon .'^aploci* rihe ramiltt ner* fiur bolow or* {pod* *o that
thie njtsmt buaMoo baini of Tury tMRll ox tent, l* 0noh balow or* grotto*
j ;.t* activity i;, iv^ tt-Tud xo bo caua*i bjr a f*** aoattoroti fiAO brown to
-u
5* Geolopioal jrt/oo'imiefanoo napping mt* done* In all tho work*
IK* Mvidonoo of wlnoralo txsaring taoro tlmn n^iigiblo aoounts of uwmlu*
ma
In tha light, of tl^o reoulto of the above work* the writer
jo tkit no furthor *rork ba clcmo by Sonata on those olainot
Ill
e t ra* and light p:nk coloured eryntali that MJT bo ironatito or a witty
of radioactive zircon, posulbly thorlta,
this loagth of tho Mofthar win va0 lawrariwKt tad alx
a*ttplao taken, Swoh of tha ftftnpioa wan roughly ttot aquivalant to a
pocxs oJJL;;. oTtr 0.5** Finn 2 oho** tbolr loo^.ti^ and the foUovJUBf
tabii 0uimmrl*of) tho ra^ultu. 'itia-'ti ft?'.^ilo* woa*e taken fro* tb* sjx)t*
that pvvo t^* hl^lwtfpt gdigop roadlngt(( Uw hi^iost boiag
on
Contact Contaot
UX
H4
0.034
0*0490.043 0,103 0.05J
0.14 0.23 O.W 0.180.440.22
0.0090.00? 0.012 0.0100,023 0.013
H 4io.r*:nt exfaiifti(*a of tlMi Boahor vain fruoture
950* to tho noi*th mn rom* over owafull/ nith tlw gol^or ooUDnttfr* but
mdloactlvity.
T x) other vary smll opott on ttoo olnint war* fonndi that
tt;^)raolabiy higliar roadliipi than aonnl for that type of rook, In
O4i(3oa tho arui^ wore of tiw or4ar of 2ft)uare foot and the intonaltgr
of radiation not hli-h, J^in tha ooourronooo wara in pagaatit* nad a f aw
browioh er/ot&ls ^aro preaant,
itevid J,.-at), 27th, 194ft
SKetch 3
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DETAIL SKETCHAREA OF STROMA
RAO/O - ACTIVITYT 28740
728746
Claim Pott*
d*w ***d cwbfclt
OTTER RAPID* ARCA, P/TT TOWNSHIP. ONT.
CI*.m /iinvs .
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KETCHor
OF RAO/O-ACTIVE CALMOR CLAIM TZ8746.
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SCAJ.C /"- /OO'
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Julv /9tK. 1348
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