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TECHNICAL NOTES ABOUT LAKE BOTTOM SEDIMENT SAMPLING, WITH

PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO REPORTS AN18, AN19, AND AN20-ML

WHEN SETTING UP any geochemical sampling project, it is important to ensure that sampling localities can be recovered later with a degree of accuracy sufficient for the purpose. Our target of pre cision in relocating localities on lakes, when we first considered sediment sampling in 1982, was a maximum deviation of 2.5 m (one- tenth of the standard station interval). This criterion virtually precluded the collection of samples from canoes and the like.

Our first collection attempts were made in February of 1982 from the surface of the ice on Metcalfe Lake. Control tests made in March, 1983, on a grid set up by the same method as that used in 1982, revealed that any grid point could be relocated, by the closure method, within less than one metre in all of the seven cases attempted.

In a few words: the ice grid is set up by first laying out a baseline coinciding with the M(ain) B Case) L(ine) of the land-based permanent survey grid, followed by the determination of the inter cepts of the survey lines with that baseline, followed by the wal- king-out of those lines on which sampling is contemplated, followed by the chaining-off of sampling sites at the standard 25-m interval. Permanent shore markers play an important role in the verification... of the accuracy of the wing lines as they are being set up.

The sampling sites are marked semi-permanently with 15 to 20 cm long strips of fairly rigid, coloured plastic which are identified with waterproof ink according to the station number in the overall

i grid system. This minimizes the risk of error when marking the sample bags later. The plastic markers stick out above the snow and they are placed on the 'shoulder 1 of the straight, twice-walked trails that follow the precise alignment of the grid lines.

Sampling holes are drilled with a six-inch diameter ice auger at the actual point right ON the line where a sample has to be taken. The resulting hole will have a diameter between 16 and 18 cm, but is not necessarily straight over its entire 50 to 110 cm length. It is, however, wide enough for the easy passage of a sampling de vice which has a square cross-section and a diagonal width of 11.7 centimetres.

The lower 20-cm portion of this 75-cm long device can hold at least a kilogram of organic bottom sediment. The sampling probe

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is of such design that it is unlikely to pick up firm materials such as silt, clay, sand, grit or gravel; these mineral particles have a very low sorptive capacity in comparison with the organic portion of the sediment and would merely act as dilutants in the eventual analysis. As a result of this design, the retrieved ma terial consists mainly of decomposing vegetable matter to the tune of 90 to 99 per cent. About 5% of this paste is solid; the rest is water.

The average sample size is about one litre at the time of

retrieval; after it has been stored in a 1.2 litre plastic bag and left alone for several hours, part of it separates out, and the top portion of the bag will contain clear water. The bag being closed with a twist-tie, its neck is not completely tight and will allow for the expulsion of this water when the bag is squeezed.

The bags, prior to being filled with the retrieved bottom sedi ment, are identified with waterproof ink, on two sides, showing the line and station numbers, and, in many cases, the consecutive sampling number and the depth, in metres, of the lake bottom at the site from which the sample is collected. The two-sided marking practice vir tually eliminates confusion in the rare cases where some numbers are rendered completely illegible during transport; the depth parameter serves a dual purpose: it constitutes a warning that the water is becoming dangerously shallow and that attempted ice drilling at the next station may expose the auger blades to contact with frozen-in mineral particles, or with the tops of boulders on the. near-shore lake bottom; it furthermore helps later, in the.interpretation of the sampling results,.because it sheds light on the bottom.topo graphy which is the most important factor in determining the depq- . . sition and displacement of organic sediment,' as well as its compo sition. The sampling depth can.be read directly on the measuring string which serves to lower and raise the sampler.

Preliminary sample preparation consists of drying the sample in the opened bag, transferring the resulting paste onto .a sturdy filter disk., drying it there down to leathery consistency, breaking it up into crumbs, and then drying it until further weight lo-ss becomes negligible. The crumbly mass, by then almost as hard as concrete, is transferred into plastic vials which are appropriately marked and

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listed. In this state they are shipped or transported to the labo

ratory or receiving facility where.ultimate drying.is performed under controlled conditions, followed by pulverization and encap sulation (where applicable) prior to the actual chemical analysis.

(Walter Yzerdraat)

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Notes i1473THIS BOTTOM SAMPLING project entailed the drilling of twelve auger

holes through the ice of the North Bay of Metcalfe Lake, on claim

TB 1005014. The drill sites were located at standard grid stations,

chained off on grid lines 20, 24 and 28. These lines were set up

by theodolite (Topcon DT30) from the Main Baseline, which had been

set up, walked out, and chained earlier.Three holes were barren of organic sediment. It is this or

ganic material in which the metals and other mobile elements accu

mulate after they have been released by chemical action from the

underlying bedrock. Mineral 'soils' such as sand, grit and gravel have virtually no adsorption capacity for such elements.

The absence of organic sediment, when noted in shallow, near

shore areas of a lake, is mainly due to mechanical disturbance by either wave action or bottom currents caused by on-shore wind. The

displaced sediment is carried to deeper areas. If, however, no

organic sediment can be retrieved from a fairly deep area of the bottom, the most probable cause is that the sampling site is on a local elevation or on a slope with a gradient which exceeds 1:25.

A somewhat experienced worker can often anticipate the pro

bability of retrieving a good-sized sample from a drill site on

the basis of what happened at the previous sampling site. When

sample 52 on Line 20 turned out to be rather lean, it was almost

certain that no satisfactory material would come out of the next

hole, and therefore that hole was never drilled. It would have

taken up some time which was at a premium on the day when the bay

was sampled. Approaching shallower water on Lines 24 and 28, no

such anticipation was possible, and as a result there were some

barren holes. By then, daylight was fading.

As for the processing, the samples were debagged onto sturdy

filtar disks and dried until almost rock-hard, then broken up and stored in plastic vials awaiting shipment to Ottawa. The total cost

per sample for neutron activation analysis on 34 elements, as hand

led by Bondar-Clegg and Company, worked out at $ 20.33; the tech nical side of the procedure was handled by Becquerel Laboratories in Mississauga. My own involvement with the preparation took an

average of about 27 minutes per sample, or 4.25 nours for the batch.

About 12 hours were taken up by the follow-up consisting of inspec-

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Notes with AN20, page 2

ting the analysis report and deciding which of the results were most

worth showing on the site plan, without causing too much clutter.

A 1:2000 scale does not allow for the display of 34 elements with

their concentrations, given the fact that the sampling sites are

shown as being 12.5 mm apart. The preparation of a limited base map on which to plot the figures to be displayed, the plotting, the

local travel (in order to get the plan printed), and the preparation

of map and enclosures for submission to the Ministry took up the rest of these 12 hours.

Additionally there were some costs and fees, as shown in the breakdown below.

1 Drying, repackaging, marking, shipping, 4^ hrs @ $10 42.502 Small supplies, shipping and telecommunications 11.00

3 Map-making and related activities, 12 hrs 120.00

4 150 km local travel @ $0.30 45.00

5 Analysis of 9 samples @ $20.33 182.97

6 Charges for map printing, 3 copies @ $1.50 4.50

Total cash expenditure and time valuation 405.97

As the field work was finished before the end of the 26th

of March, when the lines were set up in the morning, only one day was involved. For purposes of assessment credit, an amount of $ 100

is requested for this work; the prorated amount of camp and travel expenditure is 5 50, bringing the total to 5 555.97.

As far as OPAP assistance is concerned, expenses and time spent before the first of April, 1991, don't count. Here the claim would be $ 405.97.

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Report No: 091-41651.0 Project : ML-91 Reference:

27 Analyses of "Au -h 33" Option II at S17.00 S 459.00 S 459.00Si IverGoldBromineCeriumChromiumEuropiumHafniumLanthanumMolybdenumNickelAntimonySeleniumTinTerbiumThor i urnTungstenYtterbiumZircon ium

ArsenicBariumCadmiumCobaltCesiumIronIridiumLutetiumSodiumRubidiumScandiumSamariumTantalumTelluriumUraniumTest WeightZinc

Miscellaneous Charges27 SAMPLE PREP *S2.00XSAMPLE TAX GST #Rl00576693

Subtotal

54.0035.9189.91

Invoice Total:

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Geochemkal Lab Report

REPORT: 091-41651.0 ( COMPLETE ) REFERENCE INFO:

CLIENT: HALTER YZERDRAATPROJECT: NL-91

SUBMITTED BY: H. YZERDRAATDATE PRINTED: 6-JUN-91

NUMBER OF LOVERORDER

1 Na2 Se

ELEMENT ANALYSES DETECTION LIMIT EXTRACTION METHOD

SodiuBScandiuB

27 0.02 PCT27 0.2 PPM

Neutron ActivationNeutron Activation

3 Cr4 Fe5 Co6 Hi7 Zn

ChroiiuBIronCobaltNickelZinc

27 20 PPM27 0.2 PCT27 5 PPM27 10 PPM27 100 PPM

Neutron ActivationNeutron ActivationNeutron ActivationNeutron ActivationNeutron Activation

8 As9 Se

10 Br11 Rb12 Zr

ArsenicSeleniuBBrooineRubidiuaZirconiuB

27 0.5 PPM27 5 PPM27 0.5 PPM27 5 PPM27 200 PPM


13 No14 A?15 Cd16 Sn17 Sb

MolybdeniteSilverCadaiunTinAntimny

27 1 PPM27 2 PPM27 5 PPM27 100 PPM27 0.1 PPM


18 Te19 Cs20 Ba21 La22 Ce

TelluriuBCesiuBBariirnLanthanuBCeriuB

27 10 PPM27 0.5 PPM27 50 PPM27 2 PPM27 5 PPM


23 SB24 Eu25 Tb26 Yb27 Lu

SauriuaEuropiunTerbiuBYtterbiuBLutetiuB

27 0.10 PPM27 1 PPM27 0.5 PPM27 2 PPM27 0.2 PPM


28 Hf29 Ta30 H31 Ir32 Au

HafniunTantaluBTungstenIridiuBGold

27 1 PPM27 0.5 PPM27 1 PPM27 50 PPB27 2 PPB


33 Th34 U35 UT

ThoriuBUraniuaTest Height

27 0.2 PPM27 0.2 PPM27 0.01 g

Neutron ActivationNeutron Activation

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PROJECT: ML-91 PAGE 1A

SAMPLENUMBER

ELEMENT NaUNITS PCT

Se Cr Fe Co Mi Zn As Se Br Rb ZrPPN PPM PCT PPN PPM PPM PPN PPN PPN PPN PPN

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525354 5556

0.781.10

A M 40 aX 1.30

4.2 340 2.0 if 40 120 10.0 3 37.0 26 ^05.7 130 2.1 8 20 140 10.0 3 41.0 24 ^05.8 610 2.2 7 40 110 8.9 3 38.0 27 ^00 5.9 400 2.1 9 40 400 9.1 S 33.0 25 ^05.8 180 1.9 8 40 100 8.4 4 35.0 27 260

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V L90K/ 2.39

AM ^D L40n \ \ ~-u 2ml52.42

6.7 430 2.1 8 40 400 5.6 4 27.0 27 2307.3 560 2.3 10 13 400 3.2 S 14.0 37 3006.0 530 2.2 5 40 120 7.0 4 31.0 26 ^00 6.8 310 1.9 9 40 400 3.9 3 19.0 31 ^005.8 1000 2.1 ^ 40 400 2.3 3 6.1 32 ^0

8384858687

2.210.950.800.750.64

5.5 340 1.8 3 40 400 3.2 S 9.4 31 ^003.6 180 1.4 3 40 400 5.5 3 18.0 16 ^04.0 180 1.5 3 40 400 7.0 -3 25.0 15 ^03.6 91 1.4 S 40 400 4.5 3 22.0 13 2103.4 250 1.4 6 40 400 5.0 3 19.0 12 ^0

8889909192

0.801.600.832.232.01

3.3 140 1.4 4 40 400 5.1 3 20.0 15 ^04.6 680 1.7 4 40 400 3.8 4 10.0 22 W3.5 280 1.3 3 40 400 4.0 ^ 16.0 14 2806.4 860 1.9 9 40 400 3.8 4 11.0 35 ^05.6 750 1.8 9 25 400 4.8 ^ 10.0 34 ^0

9394959697

2.002.001.901.801.50

5.6 330 1.5 6 40 400 3.0 ^ 10.0 24 ^05.2 310 1.5 7 40 400 2.9 3 9.2 30 ^005.1 750 1.8 ^ 40 400 3.0 ^ 9.2 34 ^004.5 620 1.6 4 40 400 3.3 4 9.3 38 ^03.6 230 1.2 ^ 12 400 2.9 ^ 7.8 33 ^0

98105

1.801.70

4.2 630 1.6 3 40 400 3.1 3 8.6 35 ^03.9 390 1.2 6 13 400 2.7 3 8.2 31 ^0

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SAMPLENUMBER

ELEMENT MoUNITS PPN

Ag CdPPN PPN

PROJECT: ML-91

SnPPM

SbPPN

TePPM

CsPPN

BaPPN

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LaPPM

CePPN

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SBPPN

EuPPM

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AM2O 'f. l

4 3V 3G <54 <5 <2 <5

400400400400 400

1.00.70.60.6 0.6

40404040 40

1.60.70.60.9 0.7

230200230250 270

13171718 19

26312830 36

1.401.901.801.80 1.90

1444 4

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48

<2 S<2 <5 <2 <5V <5

3 <5

400400 400400400

0.50.3 0.50.30.2

4040 404040

0.60.8 0.81.3

4.5

330450 260400420

2019 171916

3340 353431

2.102.20 1.902.101.80

41

444

8384858687

22323

<2 S<2 <5<2 <54 3<2 <5

400400400400400

0.20.30.40.30.3

4040404040

4.50.5

4.50.9

4.5

370180170180150

1512121111

2825252317

1.701.201.301.201.00

44444

8889909192

27266

<2 S<2 <5<2 <5V <5<2 <5

400400400400400

0.30.30.30.30.3

4040404040

4.50.6

4.50.5

4.5

160280150410380

1113111918

2124204231

1.201.501.102.302.10

444

11

9394959697

12662

<2 5<2 <5<2 <54 3<2 <5

400400400400400

0.20.20.20.20.2

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4.5

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444

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98105

62

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400400

0.30.3

4040

0.64.5

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1.701.40

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SAMPLENUMBER

PROJECT: NL-91 PAGE 1C

ELEMENT Tb Yb Lu Hf Ta H Ir Au ThUNITS PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPB PPB PPM

UPPM

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A A 1 SI *0 ' 5 * 2 *0 '2 2 *0 - 5 <l ^ <2 3.3nN JiD 4.5 4 4.2 3 4.5 ^ ^ <2 3.4

4.5 4 4.2 3 4.5 ^ <50 <2 3.1/t 4.5 4 4.2 3 4.5 a ^ 3 3.2

/^ 4.5 <2 4.2 4 4.5 <l <5fl <2 3.5

S.I3.83.43.0 3.3

4.378.083.344.37 8.49

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2.30.92.51.40.7

8.3510.298.017.887.39

8384858687

4.5 <2 4.2 4 4.4.5 4 4.2 3 4.4.5 4 4.2 3 4.4.5 4 4.2 2 4.

5 <l ^ <2 2.05 a ^ 2 2.15 <l ^ <2 2.15 <l ^ <2 1.8

4.5 4 4.2 2 4.5 ^ <50 <2 1.7

0.91.21.81.51.9

8.057.357.139.155.45

8889909192

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1.61.01.50.91.1

5.656.182.898.206.91

9394959697

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42L04NE0121 2.14473 METCALFE LAKE

Ontario900

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du Geoscience Approvals Section Developpement du Nord Mining Lands Branchet des Mines 159 Cedar street, 4th Floor

Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6A5

Toll Free: Telephone: Fax:

1-800-465-3880 (705) 670-7264 (705) 670-7262

Our File: 2. 14473 Tour File: W9240-00025

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Developmentand Mines435 James Street SouthP. O. Box 5000Thunder Bay, OntarioP7C 5G6

March 24,1992

Dear Sir:

SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF ASSESSMENT WORK SUBMITTED ON MINING CLAIMS TB 1005014 ET AL METCALFE LAKE.

The assessment work credits for the Assay survey, under section 17of the Mining Act Regulations, submitted on the above work report havebeen approved as of March 23, 1992.

Please indicate this approval on your records.

Yours sincerely.

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands BranchMines and Minerals Division

Enclosures:

cc: Assessment Files Office Toronto, Ontario.

Resident Geologist Thunder Bay, Ontario.

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Les credits que vous redarnez dans to present rapport peuvent etre reduits. Afin de diminuer tes consequences defavorabtes de teWes reductions, veuillez indiquer I'ordre dans lequel vous desirez au'elles soient appliquees a vos claims. Veuillez cocher (^) I'une des op tions suivantes :

1. D Les credits doivent etre reduits en commencant par te dernier claim sur la liste.2. D Les credits doivent etre reduits egatoment entre tous tes claims figurant dans te present rapport.

3. D Les credits doivent etre reduits seton I'ordre donne en annexe. Si vous n'avez pas choisi d'option. la premiere sera appliquee.

Note 1: Examples d'lnterets benefldakes: cessions non enregtstrees. ententes sur des options, protocoles d'entente, etc. relatffs aux claims.

Note 2: SI des travaux ont ete executes sur un terrain falsant l'oo)et de lettres patentee ou d'un ball, veuillez rempllr ce qui suit:

Je cartffie que le titulaire enregistr* posaMaH un interet beneficiaire sur le terrain faisanl I'obiet de lettres palentes ou d'un bail, au moment ou tes travaux ont ate executes.

Signature Date

Ontario

Ministry ofNortriem Developmentand Mines

ire du i. dtopponrwnt du

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Etat des couts aux fins du credit devaluation

Mining Act/Lot sur tea mines

Transaction No./N" de transaction

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Personal information collected on this form Is obtained under the authority of the MnJng Act. This information wM be used to maintain a record and ongoing status of the mining daim(s). Questions about this collection should be oVectod to the Provincial Manager. Minings Lands. Ministry of Northern Development and Mhws. 4th Floor. 150 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario P3E 6A5. telephone 1705) 670-7264.

Les renseignements peraonneU contenus dans la presente tormute sont reoieAenvertuoelal^surlesinlneeetservlrortAteniraKwuniegis^ des concessions mrteres. Adresser toute question sur la coaece da ces iensokjftftmwit8 au chef provincial des terrains mMers. rnMstere du Devetoppement du Nord et des Mhws. 159. rue Cedar. 4* etage. Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 6A5. telephone (70S) 670-7264.

1. Direct Costa/CoOts directs

Type

Wages

Fees Drafts do

etderexpert-

Foumtturee

Equipment Rental Location d*^MyAAA^I^hitimviiw

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Labour Main-d'oeuvreField Supervision Supervision sur le terrain

TypeAnalysis

Map printing

TUP* Field

Drafting

Shipping

TypeOwn equipment

Amount MontBflt

262.5

262.50

182.9

4.5

187.47

3.00

3.00

5.00

Total Direct Costs Total des coOts direct*

Totals Total global

262.50

187.47

11.00

460.91

2. Indirect Costs/CoOt* Indirect*** *-t; When claiming RehabMtaUon work tadkect costa

Pour le lorflboursomont des travaux de rohebflftation, tss coOts tndhocts ne sort pea admlssMes en tant qua travaux devaluation.

Type

FOOQ kVM

Local (car)

Highway (car)

Camp cost. Food cost

Amount

45.00

35.00

15.00

Amount Movable (n

Sub Total of Indirect Cost* Total partial de* coot* Indirect*

ester than M* of Direct Coats) (n'excedant pas 20 H de* coots dhects)

Total VaHie of (ToM of Direct w*

Totals Total global

80.OC

15.00

95. OC

92. OC

553.11

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

Note: Le ttutoe enregistre sera tenu de verifier las dsperaesoamendtesdsra le present etat des couts dans tes 30 Jours suivant une demande a eel effet.Silavermy^lionn'estpeserlectuee.leininistrepeutrejetertout ou une parUe des travaux d'evaJuation presentes.

RHng Discounts Remfses pour depot

1. Work filed wimin two years of comptetion is claimed at 100tt of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit

1. Les travaux deposes dans tea deux ara survant tour achevement sort

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

Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Cteimed

x 0.50

2. Les travaux deposes trois, quatre ou cinq ana apres tour achevement son! rembourses a 50 * de la vaJeur totaJe du credH devaluation susmoiiUoniio. Voir tea catouls cWessous.

Vetour Mate du ere* d'evaluation

x 0.50

CvilmtiOH totifci

Certification Verifying Statement of Costs

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 the recorded holder i am authorized l HoWer. Agent Position bi Company)

Attestation de I'etat des coOts

J'atteste par la presente :que tes montants indiques sont le plus exact possible et que ces defenses out et4 engsgees pour effectuer tes travaux d'evahiation sur tes terrains Indiques dans ta formute de rapport de travel ct-toint.

Et qu'a titre de je suis autorisefMuWrv nragtatoA. fepntoenlBni. poflls ocffupe dens ti oompejnM)

to make this certification a faire cotte attestation.

(Walter Yzerdraat)

Nota Dans cone formula, torsqu'il design* desl s. le masculin est utilis* au se^s neutre

Ministere du Devetoppement du Nord eUtos Mines

Rapport sur les travaux executes apres I'enregistrement d'un claim

N0 da transaction

Ontario Lol sur les minesLes renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule sort recueilis en vertu de to 1^ sur las nrinM et senrirort TO conespondance. Adresser toute question sur to cofecle de ces renseignements au chef provincial des terrains mintors.rninistere du fJeveloppement du Nord et des Mines. 150. rue Cedar. 4* etage. Sudbury (Ontario) WE 6A5: telephone : (705) 670-7264. Report AN20-ML - WY 1992-04

Directives : - Dactytographier ou ecrire en tettres moulees.- Se reporter a la Loi sur les mines et aux regtements pour connaftre tes directives de depot des travaux

d'evaluation ou consulter to registrateur de claims.- Remplir une formule pour chaque groupe de travaux.- Joindre a la presente formule deux exemplaires des rapports techniques,- Joindre a la presente formule une esquisse indiquant tes claims ayant faitTobjet des*lravaux.

THulaira(s) enregistnXs) ,. ,.,,...Walter Yzerdraat, licence A 38149

Adresse

Division des mines

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General Delivery, ATHENS Ontario KOE 1BOCanton/sedeur

THUNDER BAY Lac Metcalfe

trdecfiant 211073

N* de telephone (1613) 342 3733

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G-84

^1991 03 26 (au lieu) au: 1992 01 30 (plan et rapport)

Travaux executes (cocher un seul groupe de travaux)Groupe de travaux

Lev* geotechnique

Travaux physiques, y compris forage

Rehabilitation

Autres travaux autorises

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Vateur transferee de la reserve

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FEB 2 0 .992

MINING LANDS RR^, -n"-1 *-"iMt/^ orvNi^^t1

Collection et analyse des

Total des travaux d'evaluation reclame sur le reteve des frais ci-annexe

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echantillons du fond du lac

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d'evaluation si le titulaire enregistre ne peut verifier les depenses reclamees sur le releve des frais dans les trente jours suivant une demande de verification.

Les personnes et la compagnie d'arpentage qui ont execute^ les travaux (donner le nom et I'adresse de I'auteur du rapport)Nom

Walter Yzerdraat

Bondar-Clegg and Company

Adresse

Comme mentionne en haut de la forme

OTTAWA, Canotek Road 5420 - KlJ 9G2

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Qoindre une annexe au besoin)

Certification d'lnteret benefteialre * Voir la note n0 1 au versoDale 1992 01 30

TitulaireJe certifie qu'au moment ou tes travaux ont ete executes, tes claims dont il est question dans to present rapport etatont enregjstres au nom de tour titulaire actual ou detenus a titre beneficiaire par factual titulaire enregistre.

Certification du rapport sur les travaux executesJe certifie quo j'ai une conrtaissance directe des fails exposes dans to present rapport, pour avoir execute tos travaux ou en avoir constate ('execution avant ou apres tour achevement. Je certifie aussi que to rapport oi-annexe est exact.

Nom et adresse du certificateur ————————————————————————

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(1613) 342 3733Date

1992 02 05Certifie par (signature)

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REFERENCES

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GMR BY W J MOORE O L 5 , APPIIL iST.Iftlft PLAN NO M 2-27 AND M-2-,?3

BASt LINE BY SPEIGHT AND -.AN NOSTRAND O.L 5.1925 BOOK NO.2564

MERIDIAN LINE SURVEYED BY PHILLIPS AND BENNER O L.S 1016 BOOK NO 2474

CONTROL TRAVERSE BY R S KIRKUP 01 S I9--2 PLAN No. P 15-lfl.

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MINING MAP G-84

Expenditure - AnalyticalShowing principal results

(Complete results in lab report)

One claim as underlined in group sketch

Recorded holder: Walter Yzerdraat Licence A38149

SCALE l : 2000

Analytical work j April - July 1991DA BO Yzoraraat,

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