Claim NO Hole NQ Footage Date Note (D · Location of Collar from fi Poat of 9.339596 FORM tt JL————s 50* DIAMOND DRILL REPORT NORTH EAST, — ELEV. . Di AZIM.-P —Collar

42B01SE0070 20 HORWOOD 010

Diamond Drilling

Township Of Horwood Report NQ: 20

Work performed by: Hollinger Mines Ltd.

Claim NOS 339596

S339597

S 339598

S 339601

S 339600

Hole NQHN-l-7.3

HN-2-73 HN-3-73

HN-IW3 HN-5-73 HN-6-73 HN-7-73

HN-8-73

HN-9-73

Footage201'

199' 197'

254' 208' 350.5' 307'

303'

303'

DateFeb/73

Feb/73 Feb/73

Feb/73 Feb/73 Feb/73 Mar/73

Mar/73

Mar/73

Note(D

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(2) (2) (2) (2)

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Location of Collar from fi Poat of 9.339596JL————s 50* DIAMOND DRILL REPORT

FORM t t

NORTH EAST, — ELEV. . AZIM.-Di P —Collar -~-

-- 00 W

PROPERTY- -——2-^,..^... —— Clain 3.339596

HOLE NO. COMMENCED FINISHED ———

HN-1-73Feb. L . 1 973

PURPOSE OFHOLE __to-tea

cor* Horwood TWP.. OnETiitrueturaJTor molybdanum mirioraligation t______

Fracture FROM lcnaitlao ——————in ^v. .ô./t t. Q

56*

TO

56*

121*

DESCRIPTION

Overburden - lake, eilt ami clay*

Talo-Chlorite-Biotit* Schiat - fin*.craineri, dark-croon, conpot?ed prodonir.nntof traunlsh talc and /or Bbricitft, whit*carbonate, dnrk to 11 eh t groan chlorite,actinolite/trenolita locally, and nunaroiaectiona with considerabla black biotite;a few sections nro nnda up of mostlychlorite or talo tind aerioite; the overalaoction iavory soft, hat* a ahenn, aaoapx foal and nn intenr-a achiotoaityauccosting ninilarity with tho taloaerpontino eohiete of tha property j cor*angles vdth achiotoaity era li o t ad atand of log; nuch of tho core it* magnatiobocnutie.of vory finely diaaemin.itadgrains of {monetite, anU finely dionflm-inated aulphidaa oomo of which may bopyrrhotite ; pyrite IB preaent throughoutUB scattered blebs and narrow streak*along f rao turn :i and quarts vainlata) cor*ia cut by narrow quartz-carbonatestringer*) (0*75 nn to 6. 2 J m) throughoutfracture orler.tr.tionn and clensitieafollowi

CORE SAMPLES

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TO RECOV. WIDTH ASSAYDESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

NORTH EAST.— ELEV.— AZIM.— DIP ———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE______

HK-1-73 2.

PROPERTY - miuxn IAM

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

orientation density/ft.

610 to C. A. 8 to 12160 to C.A. X to 2

(curvtag) Parallel to 2do toC.A. 1 to 2 (e*.

'clean 1 f ree tu ra s 0 62O to C.A* cut and

offset fractures filled with quarts-car*

bonote a 270 to C.A. by 1 voinlet width.

- 96* -99' - oiction of tight cronulatedcolour bandinc between biotito-

* chloritn tind quarts-carbonate.

*

licht gr*/ in ovorall colour.

atill vur/ soft.

- 107 '-108' - a few subangular to dub-

rounded fragments of pinkish white

porphyritic quart* nonsonite to

granodiorite in the schist! larger

one baa sericite envelope} vary in

sizn froa 9 cm by 3*7 cm to

9.5 oia di one t fir.

- 108.5' to 110' - white quart r veinsand narrow lens of quarts conaon-

ite to granodiorite porphyry,

traco of carbonate); froa l?*-2jv py

as blebs along vein tt echiot

foliation} email blebe and

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

*

-

101

ioa.5

l

TO

108.5'

110*

RECOV. WIDTH

4.5

2.5*

ASSAYDESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

NORTH- EAST. — ELEV.— AZIM.— DIP ———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HW-1-73COMMENCED ——————————FINISHED——————^^^—— PURPOSE OF ——————————— HOLE_________________

3.

PROPERTY . HORWQOP.NSWMAH

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

aoattered flakoa of nolybdonita (tr. toUt) both in veins find in schist adjacentto veins | t rao q B of orange to pala pink ^Kspar ttltaration nlonc quarts vein narpina

(v.ln. naka unglaa fron 47O to 520 with

C, A.)- 113*7' - frti^ner.t of white quart*

vain; 5.0 en by 3.7 on; bothfragment And host oona^hlte Tuceyttraoo of pink Xcpar altar at ion jsmall quarts onrhonat* vainl*tanear hora broken and locallydragfojldad*

- 115*6 '-116. 3' - atction of fine colonbanding between black biotite andera en chlorite j f* 43O to C. A,

- 119* . very thin fracture 0 170 toC* A* vdth raddieh-pink alteration jquarts fillln'j, trnceo of pyrite,and pin specks of jjolybrtonita.

- 121* - loner contact aharp 1n i*70 toC. A,

Lost core Q 94*6* to 95*9*, 105* to 106. aand 110.6* to 111.6*

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

liO*

116*

B

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TO

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116*

121*

RECOV.

-f ——————

,

*

WIDTH

6*

5*

ASSAY DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

,

NORTH EAST. — ELEV.— AZIM.— DIP___

DIAMOND DRILL REPORT

PROPERTY. HOnHOOD-HEMUN

HOLE NO. KM-1-73COMMENCED ———————————FINISHED______________1. PURPOSE OF—————..^—- HOLE—————^——.-———-.——

FROM

121*

TO

ma*DESCRIPTION

Porphyritic Quart* Monzonite. tof 9

Granodiorite - gray, aediuci.?rainedt with

subangular to aubroundad (resorbed 7)phenocryata of eroam to pinkieh-crean

t

Kopar (T) fron 1.5 to 6*4 M length,considerable quarts, the principal

t

Mafic mineral is biotite, diaaeainatedbleba of pyrite ( Ift to 5^) throughout ipale croon -post e green alterationaround oome pyrite blobuy ralnuto flnkeiand blobo of tiolybrtcnlt.,0 olonrt ^vnrtaveinleta O 50* to C.A. or o inter.section of fructurea G 500 to C.A. 4

. *

aubparallel to C. A., noly a 121.4' t124', 124.4* , 126.4', 120.3'. and130.6' i core cut by whito to trhlte-clear qunrti veinletv fron 6.4 to 25 R*wide - out C.A. Q anfiloa fron 63O toJO0 (500-600 net has density of 2 to 3750 to 8J0 set has K denoity of 4 to 6)

- (k 125.4* o foliation wurpod and crinpcdto ttneleo between 45O And Oo toC.A.

* 129*7* to 130*1' - trofjfl colouredtection with considerable ctviawto pink Xapar, and quarts; dark

FROM

121*

124*

127*

129*

C(

TO

124*

127*

129*

111.1

3RE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

St

y

2*

2.1*


•'

'

FORM (11 NORTH EAST.—— ELEV.——A7IM

"'P


PROPERTY- HORVJOQD-HEVftiAH

HOLE NO. HN-1-73COMMENCED ___________FINISHED ——————————~. PURPOSE OF .,...—.——^—. HOLE ——————————————————

FROM

m.i*

TO

'

134.2'

DESCRIPTION

ereen to preen 'spots* lending opeckledappearance to core (poanibly chlorite).

- 130. 3 '-130.?* " nurrow band ofbiotite-rich nchlmvoao material

with chlorite and sharp butirrecular eontneta.

- 1J0.5'-131.1' - quartz monzonite togranodiorite aa above only darkGrey matrix ant! white to crownphenooryata rathor than pinhioh-cream.

Chlorite-Biotite Bchlat - fine-^rainad,black to dark green , composed prin cipally of biotite, chlorite, Bone talcand possible tremolite, aono quarto*carbonate veinlotn nnd frnpnonta, andseveral fragnonts of granodiorite to

quarts noneonitei eon* banding betweenfeltlepiiT-ouarta and biotite, ueually

crenulated or tightly crimped} tracesof pink Kspar eltorntion on tho rvir&imof quarts 'fragments' und alongfractures O 650 to C, A. j volnlots(ffcnerally (* 600-fiOo to C. A.) are nitby several fractures (fi 350 to C. A.

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

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131.1

TO

134.;

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RECOV.

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WIDTH

3.i*


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NORTH EAST. — ELEV. —AZIM.— DIP___


PROPERTY- HORWQQD..NEMMAH

HOLE NO.

COMMENCED. FiMicurnPURPOSE OF- HOLE ______

HH-1-73 6.

FROM

134.2*

141.9*

TO

141.9*

153*

DESCRIPTION

usually)) swirling of biotite grains arouiirreh-ular-sliaped quarts monsonite friutnenl(up to 5 CM diameter) suggests chaoticmix; pyrite cubes and blebs are scatteredthroughout ( lfr-ty).

t

Quartaitic Sediments - fine-grained.grAtnish-grsy with distinctive pinkishrod tincal considerable quarts withelastic appearance t up to 5J* pyritespecks t probably equivalent to secUUaentary unit mapped on surface to eastcore lin B some suggestion of chilledmargin to 'granitic* intrusive! cut byrcrrovr qu&rts-oarbonate veinlet tt Id0to C. A,, and by reddish-pink alteratioifractures H 16 0 to C. A* (probablyequivalent to 1250 ae. fracture setnapped on surface)) light groen togreen chlorite bend (2*5 ea wide) foralower irregular oontaet with underlyingquarts monsonite*

Porphyritic Quarts Monzonite toGranodiorite - grey, oedium-grained,

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

d8

134.2*

137.3'

141.9*

v/ith subangular to subrounded phenocrystlp

TO

137.5

141*9

t

143*

*

RECOV. WIDTH

3.3*

4.4*

3.1*


'

FORM (M NORTH EAST, —— ELEV.—— AZIM.—— DIP____,

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HN-1-73COMMENCED———————————

-\ 7*

PURPOSE OF- HOLE ——————

PROPERTY.

PROM TO DESCRIPTION

of cream to pinkish-cream Kapar from

2.3 to 6.4 tarn length, considerable

quarts, the principal mafic ninaral is

biotite} fractures or* quite numerouswith a prominent net characterized by

pinkioh-red Kapar altoration cutting

the C. A. W an angle of 160 to 26O with

a fracture density of 5 to 10 (probablj

correaponda to net striking 0 125O a*.

D 60O NK aa napped on surf ac* )| alao

white quarts vainlets cutting C. A, t)

angle a from 65O to 750 j one hair lin*

fracture (l ~ 200 to C, A. (rotated ~ 90C

around core from pink aet) has whit*

'bleached* altoration envelop* ~ 0.75

mm wide} ooricitic alteration along

some fracturoa end particularlx adjaoer

to quar t a veinlets with Kapar envelopee

and as a large part of the matrix from

147.4* to 11*9*5' 1 Dome grey, almost

ohorty quart* veinlets ft 60O to C. A* O

H8.4* and 191*3* - these veinlets are

cut by the red Kapar altered fractures

without visible dioplacementi a fewhairline fractures t} 150 to C. A.

(opposite 'red* fracture*) and without

FROM

US'

140*

150*

i

c

TO

li C'

150*

153'

-

DRE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

3*

2*

y


'

FORM l la

NORTH.— EAST. ——ELEV.———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTDIP PROPERTY - HORV;OOD-NE\VKAN

HOLE NO. HN-1-73COMMENCED -^-———.— FINISHED ____________— PURPOSE OF ————^.——. HOLE__________________

FROM

153*

TO

162.3*

DESCRIPTION

associated altarution ,cut the Kspar

alteration fracture set with slight

displacement (estimated to be left-hand

lateral from orientation of cor* and

known attitude of fracture set) f *l 153*

^jthe 'red1 Kapar fracture Bet tas a ccrj

ancle of 13O and la Intersected by

another Kspar altered fracture a 60 to

core axis and rotated 900 fro* let set fup to 5Si disseminated pyrite (tiny

blebs, cubes, and opecks) throughoutthe units tr. of polybdenite 0 146'*

~ 142. 6*. 143. d 1 - band of chlorite.

biotite schist i contacts ft 30P to400 to C.A.i contains fractured

white quarts veinlet with pink

alteration on fractures.

- 1^0.4* and 151* - thin (5 to 2.5 cm)

lens of chloritic, talcose schist

. 153* * contact with underlying schist

sharp, wavy, and 0 2d0 to C. A.

Chloritic Metasediaent (T) - fine-grained

green to dark green, somewhat schistose

apparently silicified, some biotite

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

'

.

153*

*

j

TO

153'

,

RECOV. WIDTH

i

5*


.

FORM (

NORTH EAST.ELEV. AZIM. DIP


PROPERTY. HORWOOD-NIfrHAN

HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED PURPOSE OF- HOLE______

HN-i-73

FROM

162.3*

TO

201*

DESCRIPTION

throughput- j 0nal} 'fragment a' taf

epyatal frnina (up fra 1,5 pun) Jn

coarnor sections} scattered reddish-

pink Kapar grains | out by Kopar

alteration fracture set similar to

overlying unit, sone of these fracturei

filled by whit* to bluish-clear quart!

from 3 to 25 MB wide; fractures O

560-650 to C. A. (with thin chloritic

pale green alteration) cut and, in

placon, truncated, along with 'red*

Kspar aet by quarts-carbonate break A

260 to C.A.I possible trace of chalco

pyrite and molybdenite ft 158*7' and

159*5*1 heaviest Kapar-quarts concen

tration 41 158.6* and froa 160.2* to

161.3*

Porphyritic Quarts Honionite -

phenocrysts of cream to reddish-pink

Kspar up to 9 nm long And white roundet

'phonocrysta* of plagioclase (t) and

quarts ara abundant, set in a dark-

green to creaa matrix of chlorite.

biotite and quartz.- from 167,3* to 182.7* the section

FROM

150*

162.3*

165*

168*

(171*

c

TO

162J

165*

168*

171*

174*

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

Jt.3*

2,7*

3*

3*

3*


'

111

NORTH EAST. —— ELEV.——A7IM

DIP ————

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHQRHOQDwMEifllAN—^————

HOLE NO. HN-1-73COMMENCED __________FINISHED-—————.——-——— PURPOSE OF ———————————— HOLE —————————————————

10.

PROPERTY.

J

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

is particularly dintinotive an

It la characterised by pnrvnaiva

Kapar reddish-pink alteration and

nunaroua Kopar.altorod fractures

O 100-200 to C. A. with A density

of 7 to S. and 0 400 to C. A.

with a density of 2 to 3 l whit*quarts veinlnts ft 70O to G* A.

nave a density of 2} prominent

quarts veins (7*9 *na wide) Q

168.1' and ldl.5* with core anglei

of 100 have (particularly O 164.1

alteration envelopes (~0*7 aa wi(

of coarse oerioite} sericite Also

abundant between 177*6' and 180'

generally vithin a sone of intensi

Kopar alteration and fracturing

that makes an angle of ~ 10O with

the C.A.i black, angular to sub

rounded biotito-ohlorite clots

up to 3*0 am are numerous Q

176,7* to 179*9* t l*-?* dissem

inated tiny pyrite blebs throughcu!

possible traoo of chalcopyrite

- fron Id2.7' to 201', similar rookwithout the porvaaive Kspar

FROM

174*

177*

160'

163*

)

)

166*

189*

192*

.'

195*

198'

|

C

TO

177*

laot

133'

166'

169*

192*

19?'

196'

201*

.

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

V

3*

3*

y

y

r

3'

3'

3'


.

FORM (tt

NORTH—— EAST. —— ELEV. . AZIM.———DIP____


PROPERTY- HOnWQOD-NEWMAH

HOLE NO. HH-1-73COMMENCED ______,.FINISHED ———————————PURPOSE OF ———————————— HOLE ——————————-..———

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

alteration f grey-pink colour;wide (5*0 cm) plnkiah-brown quarts(near cherty) voin cuta core ft780 K 193.2 'f nnrrow fracture withchlorita, s eric it a t pyrita cutacora tt 290 6 196.5' j A f aw narrowquart a veinlats cut cora axia ftanglaa from Oo to JO0 but fraoturiand alteration laaa intanaa thanpreceding aactionai scatteredeuhedral feldopar phenocrjâta9*0 tan lone l W-5^ diaaaminatad.pyrita throughout*

r

E. O.K. 201*

HOLLil^SER yaiES UBITEDTIMMINS, ONTARIO

yX^fESSI^V' f *L* -JB^Mfc-. 4 , ^fft—x\\

la p j. BATEMAN R J

^ftEEz^j^x.^'

CORE SAMPLES

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RECOV. WIDTH

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POMH ttt

NORTH EAST. —— ELEV, ——— ATIM PIP


PROPERTY- HOnWOOD..lffiV.MAN

HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE ——————

12.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Foliation Angles with C. A.

62* - 58073.5* . 71089.5* - 610

97* . 68010?' - 350116* - l*20

120.5* - 520 - chlorlte-blot. aohilt127* - 610 - porphyry134* - 650 - 'contncb*

142.6* - 530 o irreiîl*r intrua. 'con144.5* * 510 - porphyry152.5* - 61O - porphyry169.5* - 520 - porphyry

178* ~ 31* - porphyry (?) (disturbed187' - 700 . porphyry

199. 5 ' - 620 . porphyry

CORE SAMPLES

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cturin

RECOV.

K)

WIDTH ASSAY

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DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

^ 5595-37

Location of Collar froa fi Poet of 8-339596W 453*FORM tai

NORTH EAST. —— ELEV.. AZIM.. DIP-

13 -t- 00 Mnn u 4U 60' blAMOND DRILL REPORT

M. 1260 ag.-Ôrld Raat) - -Jollnr^-j^glt-lgg1 * *o* 5? PROPERTY. HQIWQQD-HKWHAN OPTION

HOLE NO. 101-2*73COMMENCED ————Feb. 6, 197?-FINISHED Fib^ 81 1973PURPOSE OF —.HOLE-E — Ta teat-fiaol under first Rolylo drill

norwood TWP.. untario NX r.or*

FROM

o

221

TO

22*

115**!-

DESCRIPTION

ovmHUnnEM.

TALC-CHLORITB SCHIST . flna-gralned

preen to dark-ftreen, soft, variablyschistose) coraposad principally of talo

r

and ehlorita with aoiao carbonat*,biotite and local concentrations ofactinolite} magnetic) cut by narrowquarts-carbonate atrin#era and veinletiQ angles fron JOO to dOo to C. A, i someeeotiona are notably coarser and amottled greenish-grey and brownish-black in colour - these sectionsapparently contain nore alteredfeldspar, carbonate, biotite andactinollte/tremolite than the overallunit) chicken-track type structuresare visible in parts of core) foliiticn*are commonly 'contorted and a few vein-lets ahow dragfolding and fragmentatioipyrite (~lji) occurs as blebs in theuppor part of the unit, either dissea-inated or alone quarts-carbonatestringers; the lower part of the unit(6^' to 106.4') features 2#-5# pyritecuboB and blebs up to 6 mm and is

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^..^.^ _____ ...^* '' "^ o '' ;i ^ '

l c c S i'V E r-|MAY 11 1973 ——

•^ t L -r

—— rh ————————

FORM (11

NORTH— EAST. —— ELEV.—— AZIM.——— DIP


PROPERTY. HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF. HOLE-—————

HN-2-7J 2.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

probably equivalent to an exposure of

altered andesite as napped on turf ace i

foulting is evidenced by contorted

foliation, fragmentation. Bone shearingf

and fault gouge Q 2?. 5* , 60' -61*6* and

a trace a 70*6* i gplybdenite, occurs as

described below) lost core Q 35*4'-

36.4* f 37.2'-3d' f 39.2'-40'. 61.7'-

62.9', 71.9*-73.**, 77.d'-7a.5'. 83.1'-

35.4' f 86.4' -89' and 111.7'-113.1*

- 23.7-25.5' - coarse section.

- 31,l'-33.6' - fine, sugary, biotite

with quarts section, still soft,

purplish tinge to rock t very

biotite-rich 4t upper and lower

contacts ( 20O to C. A.)

- 52*6 '-60' - groyer than overall unit

probably duo to creator concen

tration of quart s -carbonate

stringers.

- 65 '-66' - white quarts vein with

pttrplish-tinged section in contact,

visible actinolite-tremolitei tiny

filanonts of nolybdonite (1J5)

apparently confornuble with schist

CORE SAMPLES MoSl

FROM

60'

65'

TO

65'

66'

RECOV. WIDTH

5'

1'

ASSAY

txx-oi-

- P-J15


'

FORM *11

NORTH—— EAST. —— ELEV.——A2IM.——— DIP —————

HOLE NO. HN-2-73


PROPERTY - HORMOOD-MEVWAN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF-HOLE—————

FROM TO . DESCRIPTION

foliation, one or two filanents

bent to conform(?) vith contorted:

foliation, noly along both oontaota

of vein only richer on upper con

tact j approx. 1ft pyrite cuboB and

blebs along lowor contact ( little

visible Kapar alteration other

, than hairline pink fracture cutting

. lower contact tt 25? to Ci A., and

. orange-pink tinge to quarts and

possibly some feldspar Ju*t above

lover contact; lower contact A 450

to C. A; and oonaiets of an Id to

19 na wide cone of biotite i

- 66 '-67. 4' - nica-tremolite/actinolite

rich section, particularly Q 67*3*where treaolite-aetinolita occurs

as coarse (12 mn) blades and fans*

- 67.4' -67.8* o fine-grained, f,rey,

ailiceoua-looking (though soft)section with 1?J-2^1 disseminated finpyrite and possible trace of wglyji-

d.cnito*

- 67. 8' -69.1* - coarse blades and fans

of tremolite/aotinolite as above.

FROM

*

66'

.

67.4'

67.8'

0

t

li

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TO

67.4'

67.*'

69.1'

3RE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

1.4*

0.4'

1.3'

MoS2ASSAY

0.01

0.01

0.01


4

FORM (11

NORTH—— EAST. __ELEV. —— AZIM.——— DIP —————

HOLE NO. HN-2-7J

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHORHOOD-ll'aa'AN OPTIOH

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF.HOLE—————-

PROPERTY.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

- 69.1*. 69. 9' - Krey-white to craamquarts veina or vain fragment withpink Kapnr alteration rina (approx.0.7 no) on edgea; blab of riolyb-dnnite (filament) within quarts O69. d'.

- 70* -71. 5' - brokon oor*.- 70' -71.3* - coars* tremolite/actinoUte

mica sootion ae abova. ,- 71.3 *-73* - grey, finfl-i',rain*id f nora

ailiceoua tioction with f ina din*aoninatad pyrite up to Z \ 12 BMwide Kona of biotite on lower eonta

- 74.9'-75.2' - ureyf ailioeoua f fine grained aeotiont conaiderobletremolite/aotinolite and up to 3*idisseminated pyrite.

. 80.7 '-80.9* - grey-whita lena ofgranodiorite porphyry.

" 86.1' - bleb of nolybdenita in ac hie t- 91, 3* -9i* 5* - gray-wliite quart* rein;

bleba of laqlybd'mitft in schist abovupper contact and right on lowercontact.

92.5'-93.5' - poaoible trace of aolyb-donito in ac hi st*

FROM

69.1'

70'

75'

t.

80,5*

85,5'

89.0'

i 9i'

cTO

70'

75'

LJ&5*

83.1'

86.5'

91*

95.6'

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

0.9*

5'

5.5*

2.6*

l*

2.0'

4.6*

MoS 2ASSAY

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0.01

0.01

0.01

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0.01

0.01


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NORTH—— EAST. —— ELEV.—— AZIM.—— DIP___,-


PROPERTY- HORUOQD-NEMKAM OPTIOH

HOLE NO. KN-2-7JCOMMENCED —————————— FINISHED ————————————— PURPOSE OF ——————————HOLE________________

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

- 95fl' - nnall gr oy -whit a quarts vaini

- 96,1*. 96. 2' . gray-white quart? vain,fractured with blobo of molybdenitewith chlorite-tramolite-talo alongfractures; 14 mn wide biotite Boneon lower contact with sone polyb-denlto blebs alsoi contacts O 620to C. A.

- 109. 3 '~1U. 3* - alternating Quartsreins, lenses of quart* monzoniteporphyry (grey-pink) f pinkiah-purplsiliceous sections, and narrow bandof chlcrite-talc-treraolite/actinolilischist} red-pink Kspar alterationaround edges of quarts monzoniteporphyry; blebs of molybdenite(approx. 2^) in Kspar alteration Ocontact between porphyry and schistO 109.3*1 and with or near Ksparfractures in the schists from109.5' to 109.7'.

- 110. 9' -111. 5' - lens of grey-pink-cronn quarts noneonite porphyry.

- in.2*-ll5.ft* - contorted, dragfoldedfind broken white quarts veinletswith pinkish Kopor alteration with

CORE SAMPLES Mri'l^

FROM

95.6',96.6'

-

101*

W5 1

109*

110*

114.2

TO

-96..61101*

10S*

W91

110*

iU.a*

115. t(

RECOV.

t

WIDTH

1.0*4.4*

4.0*

4.0*

i.o*

4.8*

1.6*

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Tr.

0.02

Tr.

0.02

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NORTH- EAST. ——— ELEV.——— AZIM.———DIP————


PROPERTY. HORWOOD-HEKKAM OPTION

HOLE NO.

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF. HOLE ——————

6.

FROM

115.4'

TO

1*8.5'

DESCRIPTION

theis antf alone fracture in Mohlatjbleb B of nolybdonito along alipst?)

PORPHYRITIC QIMRT2 MfWOHITE -

medium-grained, generally dark greyto cream with pink-red tinges whereKapnr-alterod fracturea abundant | oreaxto orange-pink phenoeryats of Kaparup to k * 3 ew long ore abundant alongwith white feldspar phenocryotn up to2.0 no j biotite and chlorite are theprincipal mafic nineralaj Kapar-alterecfractures with red alteration envelopeiup to 1 tea wide are especially comuonfrom 124.5* to 133.3*. out the core

t

parallel to aubparallel to core axis.and have a fracture dencity of d to 12(estimated over 3n )j wide white quartsveins from 115.*' to 116.7', 121* to122.4', 131.2' to 132.*', 133.5' to142.4*. 143.*' to 145.9*. W 146.1* t

* -

f! 161'. 162.4' to 162.6', 162.7' to163', 165.7* to 166,6*. 171.5' to 171.5173.7' to 175*, 175.5' to 175.6',103.5' to 183.6', 186.9* to 187,1';pyrite occurs aa nnall cubes and bleba

FROM

L15.*'

120*

125*

130*

135'

140*

145*150'

155'

160*165*

i

|

cTO

120*

125'

130*

135'

140'

143*

150'155*

160'

165*170*

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

4.2*

5*0*5.0'

5.0'

5.0*

3.0*

3.0'5.0*

5.0'

5.0*5.0'

Mo3 2 |ASSAY

0.03

0.02

0.02

MIX

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DIAMOND DRILL. REPORT

PROPERTY . OPTION

HOLE NO. HN-2-73 COMMENCED ——————————FINISHED —-————-———— PURPOSE OF -—————,———HOLE^-——————————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

throughout and as laree blobs along thauarglns of Bone qunrta voino, partiou-larly 0 U2', 175.L' and 103.?*.. 161.3'-165* - lens of dark pray,

finft-srainsd biotite-rich nota-codirosnt; upper contact relativelyaharp although biotite content anddnrk gray coj.our prevalent inquart* nonaonite fron I5d.6* to161.3*1 small sections of 'dork'nonsonite with aedinent; a fewquart is voinlnta are vuggy *

. 171*5* - pint; alteration alone uppercontact of quart* vein 0 35O to C. A

- 175.5' - cherty, creaa quart* vein tolens of vary light quarts noneoniteporphyry.

. 176. 4* - red Kopnr altoration alongfracture ft 120 to C. A, with denaitjiof approx. 3.

. 179.7'-180.7' - email lens of diabaaevery fine-grained, black, aagnetiojupper contact sharp, slightlychilled, and 3 450 to C. A.except where offset by shallowfracture tt 15O to C. A.} lower

FROM

170'

175*

i

t

180.7

CI

TO

17JJ*

179.7'

134.6

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

1

LES

WIDTH

j

5.0*

4*7'

3.9'


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PROPERTY- HORWOOD-HE1.MA1I OPTION

HOLE NO.COMMENCED. FiMisnrn PURPOSE OF- HOLE______

FROM

1M.5'

TO

199'

DESCRIPTION

contact sharp and 0 J*5O to C* A.with chloritic edge. o 1?2', Id?.?', and ld?.4i .

narrow fraotxtrea with ooareemuscovite at 15O to 30O to C. A.

DIABASE - fina-crained, black, twcnoticquarts ilinbaoej uppir contact sharpand (l ?80 to C.^. ; grien chlorite 'akinaloiif, contact j aain fracturing 0 320to C. A. and either clean or filled bynarrow quart B-carbonate sontio (approx.0*6 ran) rimraod by narrow brovmish, veryfino-^rained alteration uonos (approx.0*6 BUB)*

E. 0. H. . 199'

X^^5\f^/^ ^\vV(S P. J. BAT2WAN R |

\Vv^^X#/X^^ceoFO^X

FROM

lflL.6'

cTO

IrtS^ 1

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RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

3.9*

1ASSAY


.

FORM (11 NORTH EAST. —— ELEV. ———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTDIP PROPERTY- HORViOQP..NE'WMAH.

HOLE NO. }tt:-2-73 COMMENCED ———————————FINISHED —-—————-————. PURPOSE OF—————————— HOLE——-——————^-^————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Pollution Am*** with Cor* Axil

footae* AnRl*

24.1* 560 ooaravr natorial30.4* 430 fine-grained fc ehaa41.1' 330 "43.4* 560 'contact* between c56.7* 590 fine, contorted, eh63.2' 500 "73.*' 700 "74.4' 370 contorted, 'contact

fine schist and coa trenolitie, sericit82,1' 4ft0 mica-rich section92. d* 750 contorted fine aohi

103.2* 350 w115.4' 450 aohietose, rica-ch;117.2* 520 porphyritic montoni126* 590 "158* 700 *

173.5' 670 "W3* 6fi0 "

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

*

.

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)arae itared

1 with•ne.0 8*0

it

oriteb*

TO

E fin*

Ion.

RECOV.

nateri

WIDTH

u


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Location of CranNOEA;ELE

1 AZIr DIP

oiler fM tat"3TH

tint* J!t DnaV nf Q ÎftenT i'' U *o*. 1QOI ;POB f* rOSt O* 8~339?77 " iHW 99 A'-- - - 16* 00 H . W-*.*?.51..'.-n- 5 t 00 W -- UIAMUNU\j * i

M.—126 -Colla, . . . ,. ™,.,-..

9 az. (Grid East)r . SO6 : 197' .4-8* .......,, KOR'

uj.aira s-jjvoyy

FROM

0*

20 1

TO

20'

93.1*

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN.

TALC-CHLORITE-BIOTITE SCHIST -

fine-grained, dark grey-preen to dark

grey, composed of talc, chlorite, andvarying amounts of biotite and

tremolite/actlnolitej .soft, semi -s c hi a tand/or phw^redj coramonly banded}Bohifltopitv common lv contorted and wavycut by narrow quartz-carbonate veins @

^50 - 700 to C. A. with fracture danaitjof 5 to 7 f some quarts carbonate'fragments* also, particularly Q 46.5*,

t ' i - ' m 't " ' t

56.^', 60.3', 65.9', 73.7' f 76.5*,82,2* and 37* t short frey to light graymore silicified sections from 32.7* to32.9* f 3*,7* to 40* , 52* to 52.5* F75.6' to 75.9', and 82.5* to 32.9' ;light grey soft sections (apparentlytale) occur from 49.5* to 49*9* and90.2* to 92.1' f a narrow lens ofgreyish quartz nonsonite porphyry iscut froa 89' to 89.4* and 92.6' to93.1* j sections from 23.2* to 34.5',40.3 '.to 44', 50.6* , to 52'. 56* to62,3*, 71.7* to 74*, and 66.5* to 92.1'

DRILL REPOFtfOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

J HOU JT ; COV1 1 - - '- - FINI

PUR HOL

Horwood Twp. , Ontario ~~RCORE SAMPLES

FROM

pea

40*

45.5'46.6*L.7.6'4^,7'

49,7150.7'

55*

56.5'

57.5*60*

61*62'6?'64*

'

TO

W46,6*47.6*46*7*

49t7*50.7*52*5*

56f 5*57.5*60.0*61*6?'63*64'67*

RECOV.

-

'

WIDTH

5.5'1.1*1.0*1.1'1.0*

l.Qt

1.9*

1.5*1.0*

2.5*1.0*1.0*

1.0*

i t o*3.0*

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sM Fn Feb.U/73POSE OFE _ lot eat oology -andorobefar malybd^nllâ mineralizationX Core


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FORM (11 NORTH——

. EAST.—— ELEV.AT1M

DIP —————

DIAMOND DRILL REPORT J


HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF. HOLE______

HN-3-73

FROM

93.1*

TO

109.5

DESCRIPTION -

(fine-grainad blebs and JBtrin&ers)contain 15S-2S& pyrite cubes and blebaUP to 6 mm diameter; parts of the unitare vuggy, particularly @ 56*7' to

57. 5 1 , 60.2' to 60. 5* , 76.3' to 76.6',. jtnd core haa been lost from 35' to

37.1', 52.5* to 55'. and from 79' to80 'j^ sections composed almost entirelyof biotite (to jahlogopita) occur from38.5' to 38.6', 46.7'. 56.7' to 57.5'.61.5' to 63. 4', 66. ft' to 63.2', and70.7' to 71.4'; section of coarsetremolite-actinolita f? 74. d' to 75',and considerable tremolite from 80' to90'; email flakes, blobs, and filaments

of molybdenite within quartz and on

adjacent biotite-chlorite schist margine 45.6', 46.1', 46.5'. 47.5'. 43.6',49.3', 50.2', 56.8'. 57.1'. 60.3'.60.6', 61.7'. 62.1'-62.3'. 63.1'. 63.3'67.2', 68.1', 68.6'. 70.5'. 70.9',

.71.2', 73.2', 75.7'Un TI.Y.), and76.5*.

DIABASE - very fine-grained, blatek,magnetic, quartz diabase: jointing and/

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

67'68'69'

70'71 1

72'73*

74.5'7*'

-TTJL

i

.

w

TO

68'69'70'71'72*73'

74.5*76177*79*

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RECOV.

V

WIDTH

1.0'

1.0'

1.0'

1.0'

1.0'

1.0'

1.5'

1-5'

1 T 0*

2^0*

i

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tatNORTH EAST. — fi fv, r DIAMOND DRILL REPORTDIP PROPERTY. HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. HN-3-73COMMENCED __________FINISHED——————————PURPOSE OF ——————————— HOLE ——————————————————

3.

FROM

109.?'

,

TO

197*

DESCRIPTION

5

fracturing subparallel to C. A. andi' clean} upper contact broken, lower

contact sharp and marked by groen

chlorite, and @ 560 to GtA.j dlsswt-inatad pyrite blebs {up to lj?)

throughout t

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ KGNZOMTE -

medium-grained, pinkish-grey, witheuhedral to subhedral phenocryst! (someare zoned) (up to 9 BH long) of creamto reddish-pink Ksp&r, and smaller

white phenocrysts to sub -phenocryst e

of feldspar and quartz set in a fineto medium-grained matrix of biotite,

chlorite, sericite, and quart e: from

109.5' to 111*5*, rock is dark grey?

sections with abundant reddish-pinkKspar and Kspar alteration occur from143.3' to 156', 157.5* to 161', 168*to 170', 175* to 178.5', and 1S7.5* to

193.5*; wide white to clear! eh quartz

veins occur @ 11^-2* {Ô0 ta C.A.),

115' to 115.S* O5a-450 to fit A.),

123.2' to 123.6* (250 to C.A.) f 127.8*to 12d.6* (200 to 250 to C. A.). 138.7*

FROM

'

L09.5*115*

120*

125'

130*

135'140*

145*

150*

L52.5*155*

cTO

'

115*

120*

125*

130*

1?5*

140*145*

150*

152.5155*^60*

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

5.5*

5.0*

5.0*5.0*

5*0*

5.0*

5.0*

5.0*

2.5'2.5*

5*0*


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i

.

r OKU t t*NORTH— EAST. ——— ELEV.——— AZIM.——— DIP ————

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. COMMENCED.

HN-3-73

PROPERTY. HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTIONPURPOSE OF. HOLE—————-

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

i* 139.1' (400 to C. A.), 141-7' t"

' 142. 2' {approx. 20® to R.A T ) 1^7 T ^' t: A

iMM |M0 .to n.A.), 160.^'.** i6n,fi*|Sd* ta fjufepnrallel to C. A.), 16?' to

167.4* (350 to C. A.), 169.6' (20® toC. A* until truncated or deflected intofracture ® ?00 to G. A. in opposite

, sense, both vein tt fractura have pyriteand sericite envelopes), 176,6' to 177'(approx. 200 to C. A.), and @ 169.6' (194.3' and 194.6' fe 80O to C.A.); veinscomposed of brownish-nlnk-cream chertymaterial with creamy-pink Kspar borderscut the core axin t1 approx. #0O @126.9', 127.3', 122.7', l^-? 1 ! 166.2'and 194*6'! fractures cutting core axis

ty 200 and 'fillsd' with eo^ra* muaco.

vite and oommonly quarts are Q 1 23,6*,

mi, i^s. 1?', Hfi.n, H?.!', isi.6',152.2', 155.1', I6l.2' f I64.1* f 165. 2' f

160.6', l??-?', 177-S', 16*. V and

ldSt7'j fllaa oomf ftl*nt. fractures withsame attitude giving this fracture set

a dtmnity of approx. 1; pa^ta-gro^palteration mineral with quartz veinlet9 192.1'; l5t-2# disMeminated ovrite

FROM

160'165'170'175'iao'16*5'190'

191.9'193*

|

C

TO

165'170'175'1*0'1S5'190'

191.9'193'197'

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

5.0'5,0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0*2.0'1.0*4.0'

,

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FORM (tt

NORTH —— EAST. —- DIAMOND DRILL REPORTnip PROPERTY . HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO, COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE———-——.

HN-3-73

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

throughout the unit j tr. chalcopyrite ( 1

fi) 151.9* to 152. 5 f , nnrt 177..5 1 ; . nomncoarse phenocrysts (7 mn) of Kspar(?)with black to dark green rims and

in mantles /finer grained pink monzonitea 153 *, 175' to 17S' f I8d' to' Id9.2*.and 190.6* to 193.1'; fine flakea andfilaments of molybdenite @ 19^*1* and192.5*.

, ' i ' . - ' ' i

P*0,H* -197*

j^v^t^/o^^/^s* — X

LW P. J. BATE.7.AN | l î\Ao flpvx&iZffyy j

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RECOV.

L-ES

WIDTH

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-

.


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FORM tit

NORTH—. EAST. ——

HOLE NO. HN-3-73 6.

A2IM. DIP

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTPROPERTY HORWOOD..KEWMN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED- PURPOSE OF. HOLE______

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

!

^Qlifltion..AnElei3.yith,.Coca-!Axij ————

. . ; . ..... . . 20,7' . 200 to 350 . contorted noh:/jO.3' - 31V0 - * contact * \*fttw**n* f IT46,5* ~ 55" -* grofin flnd blpck *bw61.6'- - 5?0 . inlea l-oli&tlon

77' . 7^0 . ti lftMfllnC t wlfch qii.irt.

93.5' - 650 - schistosity111*7* - 5S0 - porphyritic montoniti122' - 670 . w

137.5' - 630 - "156. d' . 56*. "184 f - 500 . "196' . 540 - n

.

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

staal*

a tt r. A

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1

TO

ffxrr-f^

RECOV.

Blftf-*r

WIDTH

.

Lal


'

Location of Collar from #3 Post of S-339598 N 700*B 120*

NORTHEAST.ELEV.

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTIgSâii. jTGriH East)

DIP -Collar—-—50--}_25Q' - 46.5 PROPERTY- HORWQOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. HN-4-73

COMMENCED ____Fftbj 12^. FINISHED_______*ffb* 36 t PURPOSE OF. HOLE ___SO-

for r

_________ - ________ . _____ .test geology and proba

Claim S-339598 Horwood Twp.. Ont. NY flora

FROM

0

16'

--

TO

I6t

72.5'

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

BIOTITE-CHLORITE-TRMOLITE SCHIST -

fine-grainad, dark green to dark gray,Bemi-SChietPS* to pchiBtoaa, and

..commonly Intercalated with narrowlight grey^-nore oiliceoua seotiona

... of fine-grained cherty material...-iaomauhat-porphyritic in placea)^

intercalated lenses of biotite-rich,grey, quartz monzonite porphyryusually with sharp contacts, occurfrom 20.9' to 22.3', 23.3' to 25.3',46.5' to 46.9', 50.5' to 51.*', 05*. 6', 59.6' to 60', 61.6' to 65'(this section contains widely spacedphenocrysts of white feldspar in amatrix very similar to the main

t

biotite-chlorite schist unit), and@ 66'} short sections of soft, talcoseschist occur from 16' to 16. J 1 ,16.8' to 17-^', and 1?.7' to iS.Vf

white quartz vein a 73O to C. A. d 21*with side truncated by another veinlet@ 440 to C. A. (fracture density of750 set is 4 to 6, that of the 45O to

FROM

C

TO

ORE SAMP

REC^V.

,

LES

WIDTH ASSAYDESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

-

JR'.-C''f i'vr r--

i fiiiV 1 1 in?? tiiiMi n ly/j,',M. B..l2ia!ii:ii!i|iiMifti.V.5i6

—————— T^ ——— : —————

-

FORM 112

NORTH —— EASTELEV.——

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTDIP PROPERTY. HORWQOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. COMMENCED FINISHED PURPOSE OFHOLE —-^-—

2.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

500 set IB 1 to 2); narrow (6 nm)

veinlet of whitish-cream to pink

quarts monzonite porphyry a 54O to

C. A. 9 43.6 't white quartz vein 9 ?0O

to C. A. d 60' j from 60.5' to 61.7 1and much of unit below, rock has

brownish tinge, appears more silieeoui

and near lower contact ia very similar

to metasedimenta mapped on surface(possibly border phase of quarts .

monzonite)! white quart* vein 3 SO0

to CtA* 9 66.9' to 67' l fractures e650 to C. A. @ 56.5' with pink Kspar

alteration} sections coarser tremolitf

from 1Q.5' to 20t tft, 22,8* to 23..V

and 29.2' to 30'} schistosity con

torted and kinked 0 26' to 27.2' and

40.7' to 41.5': H to 5* pyrite

disseminated aa cubes and bleb*throughout, particularly along

fractures and margins of small quarts

vainleta; up to 1# blebs of pyrrhbtittwith traces of chalcopyrite in 'bandec

siliceous section @ 66,8', possibletraces of chalcopyrite @ 32.2', 33*2'

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

60*

63.5'

67.5*

'

. ' . ' . 50.1', 60.4', 60.8'. 61.3'. and 62.0* Jl

TO

6?t5*

66t 5t

72.5'

RECOV. WIDTH

?-v

3.0*

5.0'


.

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FORM til NORTH- EAST. ——— ELEV.——— AZIM.——— DIP——:——

HOLE NO. HN-4-73

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

PROPERTY.

FROM

72. M

TO

2J4'

DESCRIPTION

email filaments of molybdenite with

quart" in 'banded* siliceous section

from 66. 8* to 66.9' J lower contact ®

740 to c. A.

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ MONZONITE *

white to pink subhedral k euhedral

phenocryst B (1.5 ma t* 12 mm) of Kspaz

and plagioclase set in a fine to

medium-grained matrix compos** large,}]

Of biotite, chlorite, quarts, and

feldspar grains i aerioit* it locallyabundant} overall unit is grey to

modish-pink in colour (Jap^nding.'on

. whether Kapar or biotite predominates j__ quartz content high throughout (cor*

translucent in places) and large whit*

to clear zoned phenocryst s (d to 12mm

abundant) white quarts veins 6 80'and 30.6* (600 to C. A.) 84.8' and

65.3* (400 to C.A.), 91* and 91.8*

(309 to C. A.), 101.8' (480 to C. A.),

103.8* (400 to C. A.), 106.5* and

107,5* (multiple @ 400 to 60* to C.A.102.3' to 109.2' (multiple @ 30O to C

FROM

'

72.5'

75*79'83*84*

85*86*87*89*

, .

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75*79'83184*85'

86*87'89'9JL'

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RECOV.

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WIDTH

2.5'

4.0*4tO*1.0*1.0*1.0*1.0*2.0*

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NORTH— EAST. ——— ELEV.——AZIM.———



HOLE NO.

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF. HOLE______

HN-4-73

'FROM TO DESCRIPTION

j

to subparallel) , 122* (narrow® 1JO

to C. A.), 122* to 122.5' (tiuhparallelto 450 to C.A.), 127. l' to 127.6*

(?l f to 430 to C. A.), l?0-5' (100 to

C. A.), "6* (100 to C. A.), Hl-2' t**

142.3* (multiple from 300 to JO0 toC.A.) f 144.1* (50 toC.A.), 145.7'

(700 to C.A.) t 146.3* (260 to C. A.),145,7' (700 to C, A.), 146,3' (260 tj0C.A.) t 149.3' and 149.9* (26O to C.A.)

150.3', 161.4* (160 to C.A.) f 166.9*(430 to C.A.), 170* k 170.7' (25O to

300 to c.A.) f 173* (150 to C.A.), 177*

(100 to C. A.), 17S.3* (100 to 200 to

C. A. J, 131. ? f (?50 to C.A.), 164-?'

. l4Z0 ifl C.A.), 191.5', 192.S' (multiplQ SO0 to C. A.). 194.4* to 204.5'(multiple, Si Op flooding, largely d600 to C. A.). 210.3* (220 to C.A.),

9

214.8' to 215.2* (300 to C.A.) f 229.2*

k 229.7* to 230.2* (550 to C.A.),230.3* fc 232' ft 235.6', 236.5' (10O to

C. A.), 239.2* (490 to C.A.), and 242.3

(280 to C. A.); a number of fractures,

generally @ 7O to 15O to C f A. , are'filled* with coarse muscovite and

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WIDTH

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FORM ttl

NORTH EAST. ——— Ei-EV.—- AZIM.——— DIP —————

HOLE NO. HN-4-73 5.DIAMOND DRILL REPORT

HORWOOD.NEWMAN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF-HOLE——————

PROPERTY -

FROM TO

- ,DESCRIPTION

occur fi 83' t 85. 5' t 100.1', 100.7',173', 223.7', 231.5', and 235.6' rsimilar fractures © 95.5* to 96.9', ,111.5', 134.3' to 135', 210.3' (with

*. *,

light green sericite), 223.6', 228.7*and 239-4' are clean or 'coated' with^chlorite and carbonate j. fracture^ S-2100 to C. A. with potassic alterationenvelopes also cut the core, and thetotal fracture density for the 100 setis 4 to 6; trace of pale yellow-greencpidote(?) with quarts veinlng Q181.3' and 208'^ short sections ofbiotite-chlorite schist from 242.1*to 242.9* and 246.9' to 247.5*; rookis pinkish-orange in tinge down to137.3', from 1?2.2* to 178.2' and fron193* to 206' ((this interval alsocharacterized by SiO?-flooding, afracture density of 6 to 7, andvisible molybdenite (IjS) ))j rock islight grey with very few large zoned

4

pjienocrysts from 137.8' to 172.2 S .and dark grey (with relatively sharp

contact) from 239.9* to E.O*H* -~poaalbly finer-grained and less larg*

FROM

f

91*

92'93*95'

" 99'103'104*J.05'106*107'108'110'115'118'119'122'

125'

130'

1

cTO

92*931

—95*991

103'JQ't'IDS'106'

1Q7JL.108'110'115'lid'llg'1??'125'1?0'135'

ORE SAMP

RECov.LES

WIDTH

1.0*

1.01

2,0*

4.0'4.0'1.0'1.0'l.Oi1.0'

1.0'

2.0'

5.0'

3.0'

1.0'

3-0'3-0'5.0'

5.0'


|

-

T

NORTH EAST. — ELEV.— AZIM.— DIP ———


,- PRO PERT Y - HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO.COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE______

HN-4-73

S

FROM

i! '

/Jv^v^f y C —————————— ..".J

S P J BATEMANs" Q J—j^^

^S^^'—

TO

v\li

jj

-

DESCRIPTION

clear phenocryst*? pyrite fapprox. K)is disseminated throughout as cubesand blebs, .commonly along fracture ...,margins: molybdenite occurs as flakes,blebs, and less commonly as filamentsfrom 63.1* to 63.3', 64.4' to 66.7',92,2' to 92.4', 103' to 109.6' and116.7' to 116.6* (with large pinkish-cream phenocryst of Kspar)j moly islargely disseminated and occurs inter stitial to large feldspar and quartzgrains — however, e 64.4* to 64.7*,moly is concentrated along a narrowfracture ® 40O to C. A.; molybdenitealso occurs (commonly in larfia ag gregates (up to 2 mm) of flakesapproaching rosettes) from 191' to191.7'. 192.7' to 192.9'. 193.6' to201.7*. 202.4' to 203', 203.7' to204.7*. 205.4' to 205.6' , 206.5* to206.6', 207' to 207.3', 206' to 209.6*210,6' t6 213.3', 214.7' to 215','216.2' to 2l9.4^Land 220,1* to 220.3*traces of chalcopyrite from 194* to206' and 0 223.7'.

FROM

135*140-'145*150'155'160'165'170'175'

160'

165'190'191'192*193'195'197'199*201*203*205'206'206'210*

212J.1 214*

C(

TO

140*145*150*155'160'165'170'175'

JLfiOJ165*190*191*192*

-193'195'197'199'201*203'205*206*296*210'

2J12'214'215*

3RE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.9'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'1.0'1.0'1.0*2.0*2.0*2,0*

2.0'

2.0*

2.0*

1,0*

2.0*

2.0*

2.0'

2.0*1.0*

ASSAY DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

|

,

i!

1 )

E.O.H. * 218' 3.0*

*taNORTH EAST. ——ELEV. AZIM.——— DIP —————

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTPROPERTY. HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

HN-4-73

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Foliation Angles with Core Axis,.

16.1' - 800 . nohistoaity fc quarts wining

26.?' - 750 - " *38.7' - 730 - "49.3' - 710 - - . "56.7' - 700 - . "66.3* - 780 - " and 'banding'71.5' - 700 - "73.2' - 690 - porphyritic quarts monzonite79' . 56" . * , '87.7' - 610 - "98' . 590 - "

113' - 650 - "123.3' - 56*0 - w134' - 5*0 - w173' - 570 - "192' - 710 - n210.8' . 510 - "233.5' - 530 . " .247* . 360 - 'cont.' with schist254.5' - 650 - porphyritio quarte nonvoni

FROM

*

218'

220'

-221'

225'

230'235'240'245'250'

'

9

C(

TO

220*221'

225'230'

235'240'245'

250'

254*

3RE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

2.0'1.0'

4.0'5.0*5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'4.0'

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.

' f

of Collar from #3 Post of S-33959SfOUM 112•NORTH_____21+70NEAST.___________5+QOW______________

K 800*B 210* i

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO.

COMMENCED. FINISHED——-

HN-5-73

DIP Collar * 506 5 - pD™r0Tv HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION -" VJ.HAII1 -3-^py?yo

FROM

0'

Id'

TO

id*

67.7*

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

CHLORITE-TALC-BIOTITK SCHIST .t t

fine-grained, green to light-gray,t

Bemi-achiatoaa to aohiatoaa, raoderatfel

soft to vary a oft} oojwnenly ' band*4'

^-aa-raault Qf-Chlorite*rloh.layera -.alternating with quartt-carbonate-rioland/or talo-rioh layers; 'banding*crenulated in placesj composed chieflj

t t* '

of chlorite, biotite, talc, carbonate.some treraolite-actinolite, and varyinjamounts of quarts (usually as veinletisome fractures (clean) subparallel to

C. A. t a few @ 40O-500 to C. A., and afew parallel to foliation} pyrite (tr.

to IjJ) is disseminated as cubes

throughout; small lenses of quartt-feldopar porphyry to quartg-monzoniteporphyry are also cut within thisunit f vuppy from ?3.1* to 33.7' j molywhere noted

- 18* - 26*3* - chlorite-richf

'banded* section

Horvrood Twp., OntaJUTider small moly ahowing.

Pi* NT r.or.CORE SAMPUES j

FROM

1

22*

26*

27'2S*

1

t

TO

26'27*26*32*

RECOV.

'

WIDTH

4.0*

1.0*.1.0*4.0*


'

(-"i-iiVSTrry ^ "Rsc^rv r - 1i....- ( . ... 4I I'V.1 1 1 1fT5 fJ wAY 1 1 IS/3 -Y.M. - - 'LîL'i^liir"-!-.--."^

.*,

r OB M ttt

NORTH —— EAST. ——

HOUC NO. HN-5-73 2.DIAMOND DRILL REPORT

AZIM. DIP PROPERTY. HORWOOD.NEWMAN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF- HOUE ——————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

. 26.V-28' . ip-ay, ralatively fine

grained quartz-feldspar porphyry

—.(phenocryst B approx. 0.8 mm);very fine disseminated flakes of

—molybdenite 4tr. to 0.5#).

- 28 '-34. 4' - ehlorite-rieh section.. j4.4'-3?.l' - talc-carbonate saetiot- JQ^l'-JVO.?' - chlorite-rich section,- 40.9'-42.7t - lost core.. ^2.7'-51.2' - talcose section.- 51. 2 '.51. d* - biotite-chlorite sectk- 51.8'-53.1' - talcose section.- 53.1 '-57.1* - biotite-chlorite

section, parts similar toquartaitio metasediment.

- J7.1*-59.7' - talcose seotion.- J9t7 f -60,7' - biotita-ehlorit*

section similar to 53.1'-57.1'o 60*7'-63*6* - light grey quarts

monzonite porphyry section)Si 02 -rich and somewhat transluceitfine disseminated blebs of molyb denite, particularly near top.

- 63. 6 '-67.7' - biotite-chloritesection; similar to metasediment

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

,'

53*57*

L 60.662.163.667.771.075*go*fi5'

90'

95'100'105*110'

115*

TO

'

57 f

60.6'62.1'63.6'67.7*71.0'75.0'SO'85'9Q'95'

100'105'110'115'120'

RECOV. WIDTH

4.0'3.6'1.5*1.5'4.1 f3.3*t.O'

5.0*5.0'5.0'?.0*

5.0'5.0*

5.0*5.0'5.0*


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FORM (1

NORTH EAST.FI F U

AZIM."IP

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTPROPERTY HORWQOD-NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. HN-5-73COMMENCED __________

PURPOSE OF- HOLE—————

FROM

67.7'

TO

208'

DESCRIPTION

considerable quart! i scattered

porphyritic lenses.

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ MONZONITE

- medium-grained, pinkish-orange grey

to grey, composed mainly of pinkish-

orange to white feldspar phenocrysts

(up to 7 nun) oet in a matrix of Kspa

plagioclase, quarts and biotite;from 106,2' to 113.5' biotite content

apparently greater and core darker

erevt 67.7' to 75' core is pinkish-

cream in colour with black to dark-

green biotite clots (approx. 1.5 ram)from 131.5' to 1(52.5' rock becomes

coarser and less pink except for

short-pinker section from 148* to .15-5.2' — below 1S2.5', rock

becomes progressively pinker althoi#

from 183 .d' to 165.3' core is

generally cream in colour with small

clots of biotite and Baricita;

shallow fractures 'filled* with BUS.covite cut the core @ angles to C. A.

varying from 50 to 250 @ 61. 5 ' to

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

120'

125'

130'

135'

139'

141*

145'

150'

155'

160*

165'

170'

175'

lac'185'

190'195*

200204'

— - - - - — n 83' (220 set truncated by 5O set of II

TO

125'

130'135'139'141'

145'

150'

155'

160'

165'12Q*175'180'165'190'195'200'

204'

208'

RECOV.

'

WIDTH

5.0'

5.0'5.0'

4.0'

2.0'

4.0'

5.0'

5.0'

5.0'

5,0'

5.0'5.0*5.0'5.0'5.0*

5.0'5.0'4.0'

4.0'

'


,

FORM tin NORTH EAST. —— ELEV.

DIP

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHORWQQD.NEWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO. HN-5-73COMMENCED ———-^——— FINISHED _____________: PURPOSE OF ———————— HOLE ^^—-————————.

PROPERTY-

FROM

^•— — -x,XÔfESS/o^

//S~^S P. J. EATE.'A.

1 S[K^''Tvv^" VT^L ^^ sVu^ —— L

Nj^Cs c,t O*^*- — "^

TO

.

;^\^ si "j'•jr—

DESCRIPTION

opposite sense) 133.3' to 133.6', 156.4to 156. d', I6i.4* to 165.3', 190.6' and

191.4' i the shallow fracture eet sub-parallel to the Q. A. la prevalent

through out, and i" usually pie an orchloritic — it has an estimatedfracture density of 3 to 5} a few narroquartz veinlets cut the core fi 350-400to C, A. such as @ 92O , 178,6' and 206.]a trace of yellow-ween epidote t?) ooeur

with pyrite along the margins of somequart z veinlets} email lenses of pink

cherty siliceous material cut the C. A.@ 600 to 650 ® 111,7', 150.L*, 15?' to

153.3' and 203.2' t? ?03.5'( short

seqtion of pink o oar P* porphyriticquartz monzonite from 146' to 146. 3*1

pyrite occurs as small blebs and cube?

disseminated throughout and along the

margins of quart 2 veinleta; a few blebi

of pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite occur @

139.6' to 140,2' (partly frlong fractur@ 300 to C. A.) i lost core from 114.4*to 116' and 197.2' to 196'.

E.O.H. - 206'

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'

M

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RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

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1ASSAY


,

111

NORTH EAST. —— ELEV.——— A7IM DIP——,——

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HH-5-73COMMENCED —————————

5.

PROPERTY. HQRWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

PURPOSE OF. HOLE______

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Foliation Angles with Core Axis ,

21.5' - 6S0 - schistosity f 'banding*26.5' - 65 0 - qtt-feldsp. porphyry31.t* - 770 - schistosity, 'banding'51,3' - 6S0 - biotite60.3' . 850 - chlorlte-biotit.6?. ?' - 720 . 'contact*

95.5' - 650 . porphyritic

106' . 53* . porphyritlo

112.5' - 650 - *117,5' - 6?0 *

126' - 600 - "

134.?' - 5Ji0 - * ' and biotite

136.6' - 550 - * "U7.5 1 .- 720 - *151.5' - 520 - *161.7' . 66* . **

176.3' - 580 - "182.5* - 650 - *

192' . 680 - "

201.5' - 6l0 - "

FROM

'

C

TO

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

i


.

Location of Collar fromF OK NOf EA! ELE

• AZI DIP

i #3 Post of s-33959* H 975* M .42 E 355* 5Tu Zi+OON j , rM AM^vfcjrv,T, t , . 5T2LW 0 ,.,. DIAMONDv 57 j l 1 above B.M.#1 t

M. _ 126* —— Col.

' az. (Grid Kast) .Lar-~ 50V3501 —— 51? PPOÔTV HOF

Claim S-339598

FROM

0*

8*

17.2*

18.2*'

TO

&L

17.2*

18^2'

36.3'

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

3HLORITE-BIOTTTE SCHJ-ST - green ta dark

prn*n. flnB-Rrflinnd. HChiqtOSS! SODS

talc and carbonate; some biotite in'clots* or as thin black 'bands'

-alternating with green chlorite;possible shearing; pyrite throughout(tr* to 1/6) as cubes and blebs;schistosity contorted in places*- 9 13.5' - short section of porphyry*

QUARTZ-FELDSPAR PORPHYRY - grey to light

-^re^-JlMJyLjnediiim^rîuid-^tlLwMtA-fee-light, greenish-cream phenocryst s

(Ot7 to I.? mm) of feldspar and soma

_ quartzy phenocryst s are subhedral to

euhedral; tr. to 1# pyrite disseminatedthroughout; upper contact @ ?00 to C-A.

CHLORITE-BIOTITE-TALC SCHIST -similar to unit described above; greyerand more siliceous sections from 20*3*to 21* and 28' to 28. 9' j contacts

relatively sharp @ 60O to 70O to C. A*;narrow cream to grey-white quartz

HOL

DRILL REPORT ..SSPUR HOL

tWOOD-NEWMAN OPTIONHorwood Twp.. Ont

E NO. HN-6-73,uFN^pn Feb. 21; 1973SHFO Mar. 1, 1973F to test geology and drillunder iwin moly Bhowtnit.

.* NX CoraCORE SAMPLES

FROM

*

.

TO RECOV. WIDTH ASSAY DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE

:

B ' ^ *s i ) i * i ' j 1. ' \"A i .V.* j

MAYllir.73 |

ii \

FORM lit

NORTH- EAST, —— ELEV.—— AZIM.——— DIP——,——

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTPROPERTY HQRWQQP-NEWMAN OPTION

Horwood Twp.. Ont*

HOLE NO. COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF - HOLE ——————

HN-6-73 2.

FROM

36.3'

TO

4*.3'

DESCRIPTION

section out by green chlorite -filled

fractures near top of latter siliceous

section; from 27*2' to 27.6', section

with some green tremolite and grey-

white quartz 'fragments^?)} dissem

inated pyrite (chiefly cubes) throughout

® 33*5', quarts vein (6 mm wide Q 7#o

to C. A.) displaced by quartz-filled

fracture (5 mm wide @ 300 to C. A.) i

lower contact e 580 to C. A.

QUARTZ-FELDSPAR PORPHYRY. -1 " *

similar to unit above down to 39.6',

below which unit is coarser, creamier

with wore abundant phenocryst? *e43*3'! than gray with scattered whlfca

phenocryst* to 4^*3*) erâpiy and 3091*44to ^7- lf i 6r*y "i*1* spa**** whltft

phenoorysta gradually becoming nora

abundant downhole to 47*4', then coarse*

and creamy to 47*9' r and grey-brown-

cream porphyry - 'chert* to 4^*3'; out

by fractures subparallel to C* A*

FROM

-

|

C

TO

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES


.

FORM (11 NORTH—— EAST. —— ELEV.. ... AZIM.——— DIP————L

HOLE NO, ? HN-6-73

DIAMOND DRILL REPORT. HORWOOD-NEWMAN OPTION

COMMENCED. FINISHED ——— PURPOSE OF . HOLE——————

PROPERTY.Horwood TWP.. Ont.~

FROM

t8.?'

.'

58.9*

TO

58.9'

350.5'

DESCRIPTION

ALTERNATING nHLORITE-BTOTITR SCHTST

and QUARTZ-FELDSPAR PORPHYRY .

. green to dark green, fine-grainedchlorite-biotite schist alternating

—Hith-^grfijLJtQ-light grey.jnore siliceous.sections with white phenocryst s; 'bandein places; creamy 'chert* section from53' to 53*4* cut by late fracturesfilled with biotite | parts of this unitvary from fine-grained porphyry tometasediment as logged in previousholes; contact with underlying monzonite6 700 to C. A.- lost core from 490 to 500 and54.61 to 55'.

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ KONSONITB .

medium to coarse-grained, grey-cream

to pinkish orange; phenocryst* (somerounded) of pink to clear cream Xnpar(6 to A ram long) and whlta feldspar(orthoclase and plagioclase) (1 to 2 mnbiotite and chlorite are main maficminerals; sericite/muscovite is locallyabundant; cut by narrow quartz-filledfractures @ 2J0 to 270 to C, A.. @ 50O

FROM

58.963*67'71*75'

'79'

di'64'd6'69'92'96'

3LOO'105'110'115'120'

125'

130'

135'140'145'150'155'160'165'

cTO

63'67'71'75 179'81'84'86'89'92'96'

lop'105'IIP'115'120'12?'

130'

135'

140'145'150'155'160'165'170*

DRE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

4.1'4.0'4.0'4.0'4.0'2.0'3.0*2.0'3.0'3.0'4.0'4.0'5.0'

5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5*0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0*5.0'5.0'5.0*


'

/'

FORM *II

NORTH— EAST. -— ELEV.——— A7IM,

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTDOODPOTV HORWOOD-NEVMAN OPTION

Horwood Twp.. Ont.

HOLE NO.COMMENCED. FINISHED——- PURPOSE OF- HOLE ——————

HN-6-73 4.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

to 600 to C. A. and tt 700 to 750 to C.A.

also by fractures (commonly with quartz

traces of epidote, and pyrite) Q 5O to

100 to C.A. with an estimated fracture

density of 5 to 10, also by generally

clean fractures O 150 to 200 to C.A.

..with a frjLCturji density of about, 2 j ,.

also a few fractures with reddish

.potassic alteration @ 200 to C*. A* and..Bubparallel; core broken end chewed upfrom 103*5* to 112*2'; lost core froa115.1' to 117.9', 122.1' to 122.9f and

from H2.2' to 143*4'; pyrite dissem

inated throughout or as blebs alone

fractures subparallel to C.A. .(tr. to

1?4}} molybdenite where noted | large

coned feldspar phenocryst s (6 to 6 mn)

.... throughout.- 58.9 - 59.5* *somewhat bleached.

- 59.5' - 78.5' - grey section.

-78.5' - 73.6* - lens of chlorite-

biotite schist underlain by white.quarts veinlet.

- 73.6' - 92,7' - slightly coarser,

featuring multiple quartz veining

and pinkish-cream colour in upper

FROM

170'

175*179'131'183'135'190'195'197'202'

207'

212'

217'

219'

223'227'

2*1'

235'240*245'250'

255'

260'

265*

| 270'r 1 275'

cTO

175'179'131'183'185'190'195'197'202'

207'

212'

217'

219'

223'

227'

231'

235'240'

245'

250'

255'

260'

265'

270'

275'230'

ORE SAMP

RECOV.

LES

WIDTH

5.0'

4.0'2*0'

2.0'

2,0'

5*0'

5.0'

2.0'

5,0'

5.0'

5.0'

5.0'

2.0'

4.0'

4,0'

4.0'

4.0'5.0'5.0'

5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'

1ASSAY


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V

' ' .

. .

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FORM MI

NORTH- EAST. — ELEV. — AZIM. — DIP———

DIAMOND DRILL. REPORTHOLE NO. HN-6-73

PROPERTY- HORWOOD-NEHMAN OPTIONHorwood Twp., Ont.

COMMENCED, FINISHED- PURPOSE OF- HpLE——————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

7 feet j largo zoned feldsparphenocryst s (6 by 6 tarn) near orrimmed by biotite 'clot*' @ 82.5 *Jsericite/muscovite abundant withquartz aa books and 'clots';molybdenite flakes froa 79' to79*1* in quartz and along veinmargins, and as filaments withquartz and along veinlet marginsfrom 70.4* ta 86.*', aluo to 90.lt

' and 91.6' j a few hairline potassicaltered fractures subparallel toC. A. ; possible trace of chalco pyrite from 82 t ?' to 83'.

-92.7' - 95.2* - lens of chlorite-biotite schist: contacts sharp -lower of which is ® 470 to C. A.}possibly some tremolite.

- 95.2* - 97.6' - grey to pinkish-orangquartz monzonite.

- 97.6* - 102' - pink to reddish-orangesection of quartz monzonite.

- 102' - 106*2' - greyish-cream colourto section.

- 106.2' - 135*5* - pinkish-orang.quartz monzonite.

CORE SAMPLES

FROM

280'285'290'295'300'3Q5'310'315'320'325'330'

335'337'339*

341.5*346.5'

i

TO

285'

290'

295*

300'305'310*

-315-L.320*325*330'

335*337*339*

341*5*346.5*350.5*

RECOV. WIDTH

5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0'5.0*5,0'5.0*5.0'

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NORTH EAST. - ELEV. - AZIM. — DIP———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HN-6-73

PROPERTY- HORWOQD-NEWMAH OPTIONHorwood Twp., Ont.

COMMENCED, FINISHED——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

. 135.5* - 135.9* - white quarts veinand small lane of chlorite -biotite schist,.

- 135.9* - 152* - pink section with

conflldfffnblfi fjrfly— whits to clfi*!*—white quarts veining accompaniedby sericite/muscovite and pyrite iquartz vein with traces of epidoteand chlorite on margins d Id0 toC.A. from 137.9* to 133. 3* fsections from 139.3* to 141*9*

and from H7-9* *o 1?** are

ralativaly caai*im and uniformly

pink except for scattered biotiteand sericite/muacovite 'clots '{sericite la abundant throughout

t.fila fluction ^nd epldot* Jp ivittconspicuous along fractures andinterstitial to large feldspars:large quarts vein from 140*6* to1U.4*.

- 152* - 17S.5* - orange-pink oection,relatively uniform} narrow greyquartz veinlet with red Kapar,epidote and pyrite alteration Q30 to C.A, from 1?0' to l?l'j

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PROPERTY- HORWOQD-NBWMAN OPTION

HOLE NO.


HN-6-73

Horwood Twp., Ont*

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DESCRIPTION

white qtz velnlet @ 29O to C. A. Q177.4*.

- 17?. 5* - 206* - section is creamy-pink-grey to grey in colour; 180'.16?'

lost core; molybdenite flakes ft179.6' to 180' and 183' to 183.1'with quarts © 70O to C.A. f and from

184.6* to 184.7' with pinkish narrow

quartz vain f) 80O to S*0 ta CÂ.{also 190.3' to 190.4' very finedi aa em. moly and pyrite); tr. ofchalcopyrite with pink q.v. @ 196.2'

- 206* - 208.6' - cut quartz (grey-whit*)veinlet subparallel to C. A. withconsiderable orange -red Kspar alt era.tion and muscovita/eericite.

- 210' - 225.3' - cut luhite quartz v*in(poss. 5 cm wide) and veining sub-parallel to C. A., with cream to pinkKspar alteration, some yellow-^reenepidote, sericite } and considerablepyrite ag relatively large blab?

(1.5 mm to 9 sun)} bleba of jaoiybdenit@ 218.3' with quartz vein ® approx.320 to C.A.

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HORWOOD^NEWMAN OPTIONHorwood Twp., On t.

HOLE NO. HH-6-73COMMENCED, FINISHED—— PURPOSE OF- HOLE————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

- 225.3* - 234* - either same quarts veinas above or another closely spaced,subparallel to C t A. and probably onl;10 to 15 mm wide; prominent elteratiienvelope in parts consisting of coaribooks and 'blades' of muscovite/sericite and phlogopite (up to 4.5 miby 1.5 mm).

- 236.5' i- 269.4* - aaotion la ehamotarizhy vary ijarlt gray fco hlAplr ntatrfx nm

white and orange-pink phenocryst*}a few areas are biotite-ehlorita

olots; wall-foliated) nimilar ta

section e bottom of hola j}k\ lostcore from 245* to 246 *( Id mm-vddeerev-quartz vein cuts core e 150 Q21i7.t.' to 247.fi' tvery thin) epidote

alteration envelope; quarts (grey)veinlets 6 254. 3 f (® 380 to C.A.)and 261,5' (@ 75 O to C. A.), both wltlpyrite blebs i white-grey quarts vein

. from 267.7' to 267.9' a 700 to C.A.and Q 269.5' 9 57O to C.A. (bothenveloped by reddish-pink potassicaltoration in surrounding rock);fractures aubparall^l to C.A. here

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HORWOOD-MEVMAM OPTIQM

HOLE NO.'COMMENCED, FINISHED——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

HN-6-73

PROPERTY-

Horwood Twp., Ont.

FWOM TO DESCRIPTION

ara usually red from potassicalteration}

. 269.4* - 272,3' . auction la quit*

raddiah-pink wit, h quart* V*in*TlS

(whita and grey-white) e 70O . 21®.and 530 to C. A.

- 272.3* - 306.4* - section la grey to

dark grey with phenoeryatn piainly

whitft to era am; lopt POT'0 Fronv 275t7*

to 276.9'. from 287.2* to 288.1', antfrom 296.4* to 299'; gray-white quartvo inlet ft 4^Q ta C-A. © 2^6*, and

quartz voining with pink alteration@ 238.6 'j large bleb of pyrite strungalone fracture @ 45 O to C. A. @ 278.7'

- 306.4* - 330. d* x subtle chanee fromunit above, with more pink pheno-eryeta and reddish-pink Kspar inmatrix; white quartz vein with pinkalteration and pyrite intersectedsubparallel to C. A. from 309.6* to311*, narrow quartz veinlets @ 70Oto SO0 to C.A. cut © 317.8', 318',318.4', 318.7', and 319' S core lost

from 326.7' to 328*.,

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FORM tit

NORTH EAST. - ELEV. — AZIM. — DIP———

DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HN-6-73 10.

PROPERTY- OPTTON


Horwood Twp., Ont.

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- 330.8* - 332.4* - narrow 'band 1 or loneof chlorite-biotite schist with sharjfupper contact @ 580 to C. A. to 331.2'followed by gmy-whitfl rjasaive quarts

vein with ftnntfliTipd pinail êtiona ofquartz-feldspar porphyry, pyrite andlower contact 6 19O to C. A.

•r 332.it' w 335.5' * section of porphyriteQuartz monzonite varying from mottlecreddish-pink and dark grey to dark?rey. '

- 335.5 1 - 336. 8* - another lens of greento light pinkish jp*een ehlorita*

biotite achiet with intercalatedaactiona of gray quartz-feldsparporphyry; upper contact sharp but

irregular (almost lobate), lowercontact sharp @ aoprox. ?0O to C. A.

- 336. d* - 350.5* - gray to creamy-pinkporphyritic quartz monzonite withconsiderable quartz veining from 20Oto C. A. to subparallel (33 d. d* to341* and 344.7* to 346.4*); narrowquartz veinlet with epidote and

sericite and fine disseminated pyrit*a 73* to C. A. e 348.5'; trace of

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DIAMOND DRILL REPORTHOLE NO. HN-6-73

PROPERTY- HORVOOD-NEWKAH OPTIQM


Horwood Twp., Ont.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

molybdenite as small flake in grey*white quarts @ 339. 4 f .

E.O.H. 350.5'

/^rsss. .1 " n i c* ? l 'I S/i A li;WAfJ 'A lV/fHfer-, */\ **v\ s f\ # ^. r O *- \S^ — ***yôr^r

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HQRWOOD-KEVMAN QPTIOMHorwood Twp., Ont*.

HOLE NO.COMMENCED, FINISHED——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

HN-6-73 12.

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

Foliation An^le witî Cor^.Axis

11.9* - 65* . BChiatoaity

2?.^' . 690 . *

36' . ?60 * '. "5^.2* . 710 - 'bandlrut*

59.5* . 59* . porphyritieJtO.2' . 6?0 . "

102.^1 . 50* - "

119* M JO0 - - tt and bieti

127.3' . 47O - parphyiîtia

1U.5' - 50® - "

171' - 670 - " and bioti196* - 730 - "217' - 560 . "237' . 6?0 . n

252' . 570 . n262' .J70 . w .

267' - 550 — n

277.5' - 560 . w29^' . 530 - n311,5' - 630 - "329.4* - 520 - rt342.5' . 450 - w

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Location of Collar from #3 Poat of 3-339593 11 1120' B 460*

EAST. .DIAMOND DRILL REPORT

HOLE NO. HK-7-73

COMMENCED.,_____War. Z i 1973Mar. 2: lMat*. S, l

AZIM. 126W as. (Grid Eastl pty Co* for - 50"j 3"6" ~ HORWOOD-NEWMWJ HOLF to teat geology

. .'favmirableT site : minsralization.and probe

fojc-molyihdenltt

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DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

ALTERNATING LENSES OF CHLORITE .

BTOT1TE SCHIST AND RLDBPAR PQRPHT^Tt

llrht, fPf*AAn ffn p1"A*n 0T*AV AVift

'banded' aohiatoae lennea compoaadmainly of chlorite, biotit* (phlogo.pite?). some quarts, feldspar andcarbonate alternating and possibly

intercalated with lenses of greysiliceous feldspar porphyry} porphyryphenocryst B of cream to white feldspar

(fHjhhftdroX) fron 0*7 ta 3tO "f" jcontacts between units generally sharpthough commonly irregular (und lobate}a few porphyry units feature aprominent foliation (generallyparallel to schistose lenses aboveand below) marked by orientation of

phenocrysts and shear planes alonewhich are found chlorite 'clots' and

smears} contacts of porphyry commonlyaccented by concentrations of creamy.pink feldspar: pyrite common throughoutAA hlAViA ^tltiA* AM/1 am*tn**Mi MMU4 u*Mfl4 AIM

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COMMENCED, FINISHED——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE———————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

of nchiBtH cranulatad, aven dragfoldad

hetwen 38.?* and j6 t d*; a fw narrow ,quartz-feldspar aeams (5 to 10 ma wide) fi600 to C. A.-12' i- 13. (M - pchifft "nit. IJ. 8' -16. 2' - feldspar porphyryo I6.2'.lft.4* - lost core. Idt4*-I6\6 f - feldspar porphyry- Id. 6' . 19.0* - oehiBt- 19.0*.19.2* - feldspar porphyry

- 19.2'-19.6' - B^Hifft~ 19* 6* -22* o f^ldupw** porpViyi'jr

- ??i - ?6.1* o echlpt vd.th Done tftlfl- 26.lL2d.lt . I08t core

- id.lt.10.?* . Mhlflt with eoma tale

o 30,31-30,4* - narrow lf*nft of orepm

QU^rt?- Bion KPnitflt. 30.4*-31.2* . BChiBt

. 31.2*.3l.^* . feldspar porphyry- 3l f 6 l -33-5 t . echiflt-. 33. 5 f -33 .7 f - feldspar porphyry- 33*7 f -?5*4* - "chiflt* 35*4* -36. fi 1 * fine-grained ailicflous

unit similar to porphyry matrix.- 36.31.37.5* - schist vdth some talc(?)

and pyrite cubes.

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PROPERTY- HORWQOO-HSWKAH

HOLE NO. HH-7-73COMMENCED, FINISHED—— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

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DESCRIPTION

- 37. 5 '-3d. 2* - Bchiat unit with eon.siderable silica content,.

- 38. 2 '-48. 7' - schist with dark-greenfine-grained lenses apparently mor*siliceous and possibly equivalent tofine-grained dark grey to blacksiliceous ('baked*?) exposure mappedon surface (L24N) just west of mainshowing.

- 48.71-50* - lost core- 50* -52. 6* - similar to schist above.r 52. 6* -53* - feldspar porphyry. 531.55* . schist. 55*-55.9* - lost core- 55.9'-56.8* . schist with lower contact

a 520 to c.A.

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ MO!I20HITBt

grey to orangy-pink matrix set withcreamy-white to pinkish-orange pheno*crysta (up to 5 urn) (some eoned andclear) of Kspar and plagioclase ; down t(about 100* or.d nuai&rous uhito or pinksubhedral to euhedral smaller feldsparphenocryst s (up to 1.5 mm); disseminatepyrite as cubes, and blebs throughout;

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56.0*

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4.2*

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PROPERTY- HORWOOD-NEWMAN

HOLE NO. HN-7-73


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fine-grained siliceous banding with pyrit

from 56.3' to 5d.3' with biotite (tphloco-

pit*(?))) . rich unit from 56.9' to 5?. 5* }

numerous quartz veins and veinlets cut

the unit Q 65.1'-66.7' (upoer contact 0

630 to G. A., lower contact fi 700 to C. A.)

69'-69.2' (@ 650 to C. A.), 91.9'-93'(mihparallfel to 300 to C. A. With a

fracture density of 7 to 9), 103.5'-1Q4.2(e 120 to C.A.), 113.1f -H7.5' (sub.

parallel to C. A.), 119 '-121. fi' (sub-

parallel to C. A.), 130. 2 '-130. 6' (S 270

to C. A.), 132.3'-135' (narrow teith dark

green chlorite and eubparallel to C. A. -

apparently cuts and offsets number of

whUo quarts Yoinlets nearly-1- to C. At) I135*-136.4' (considerable nuuber of white

d.v, a 700 to 900 to C. A. - fracture

density of 3 to 5) f UO.d'-lU.l' (narrow

Q 250 to C.A.), U3.1'-U5* (various

narrow veinlets subparaiUel to C. A* (withchlorite). @ 60O to C. A. (with or withoutchlorite) and @ 250 to C* A. all cutting

each other and apparently synchronous),

163 '-164. 7' (system of narrow grey-white

q.v. with chlorite, tericite^ and eur-

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60'

64*65'70'75*77'60'

65'

90'

95*

100*

105'110'

115*

120*

125'130'135'

140'

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64*

651

70'75'

77'

80'

65'

90'95'

100*

105*

110'us*120'

125'1?0*135'140'

145'

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rounding pink Kspar with considerableBilioa Q varying angles to C. A. from l?0to 33 0 but part of sane set havingfracture density of 6 to 10), 167.6* (q, Twith chlorite 8 240 to C. A.), 177.9'-17^,7' (blue to grey-white quarts veinletwith green chlorite margins 6 14O to C. A*- also considerable pink Kspar andsericite in surrounding rook - thinveinlet cut and displaced fey narrai*

chlorite-filled fracture ft 350 t* C. A*in opposite sense), 166.5'-167.5* (sub parallel to 2o0 to C. A. with biotite-mus covite, chlorite and pyrite), 166*4'-166.6* (subparallel with some pale pinkKspar). 191.2*-191.6* (narrow Q 200 toC.A.) f 195. 2 '-200' (considerable veining6 tO0 to C. A. to eubparallel in pink Kspa-rich section with scattered small blackbiotite 'spots* - also lfi-2j) pyrite asblebs and seams), 202.1* (a 650 to C. A.),

225.5*-230.6* (number of grey-whit* q.y.e 400 to C. A. w?, t h entimated fracturedensity of 2 to 3). 233*-234* (a few omal•bands' of coaroe pink Kspar-plagioclase1 800 to 900 to C. A.) (also it 247.6*)^

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150*

155*160'163*

165 '170*17^1160*185'

190*195*200*205*210*215*

220*225*

230*

235*240*245*250'

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205*

210*

215*

220*

225*230'235*240'245'250*255*

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DIAMOND DRILL REPORT,o^MBTy HORWOO.D-NEWMAN________


FROM TO DESCRIPTION

249'-250.6' (grey-white q.Yt C 70 *nd500 to C. A.), 259.71-266.6* (wide wMta

to prey- whit e quartz vein with some Ksparnnd êrifcit-A, And pyrite bleba Along both

contacts ft 400 to C.A.) r 264. 9' -266.4*(aa above with more muscovite/sericite,and ehloritft, and aubparallel curviiij; . .

fractures), 273 '-273*3* (grey -white quartiveinlat ^ 400 to C. A. with aone sericite,chlorite, and epidote) 277.3 1 and 2?9.4*(narrov; vsinleta with epidote and . ,sericitet?) (S 30O to C.A.) r 2^'-26t.5*(grey-v/hite quartz veinlet 8 tO8 to 65Oto C. A., with some marginal Kepar, pyriteand nericil.a), 2S7.3'.290.2* {grey-wliite

qUflrtiE Yflli'lfcta frofi 60 t0 C t A, to BUb**parallel, tdth oubparallel crocs-fracturtachlorite, epidote* pyrite, and aoae mua-covite/aericite), 290.6* -307* (number ofnarrow grey-white quarts veinlets egenerally U5O to 750 to C. A. with estiaatefracfcxu-fl density of 2 to 3, some with redKapar onvelopea), 296 f 2* ( epidote -phloritaeam ti 35O to C. A. aurrounded by reddish-pink Kapor-rich rock}*

- from about 100* to about 180' p the

CORE SAMPLES

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COMMENCED,________

PROPERTY- HQRWQOD.NEWKANPURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

overall colour of tho section 10 creamy-grey to pinkjsh.greyj gr*y SOCtiona withsome clear coarse phenocrysts froa 189*3*

to 193 *, 225' to 22d', and 230* to 236 'i

pink Ko par-rich sections from 195.2* to

200' and 229.5' to 230'; core io darkgrey fron 2W.9* to 2L5* and 250.6* to 2ft

otherwibO core generally grey to pinkish.grey with croan to pink phenocryst*

— coi'ft ground fj*pfn 65,5* to 66*5*1

106.5' to 107.fi', 17S.9* to ItfO', 192.?'

to 193.3', 231* to 235', 262* to 262.5',272* to 272.5*. and 306'-306*5*.

- core lost from 153.9' to 160' and170* to 171*.

- molybdenite fi 64.9* (ac blebs ilongmarcifi of q.y. © 620 to C.A.), ft 75.?*(ae r.mfell blebs with quartz) and 16? 1 9*to 165* (bleba approaching ra aa t, t ea up ta1*5 mn, diese&in&ted throughout qur-rtsand quarts monzonite) aone pyrite blebsconcentrated along chloritic fractures,with coarae nur.covite/Bericite).

E.O.H. 307*

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PROPERTY- HORWOOD.NEWMAN


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DESCRIPTION

FOLIATION ANGLES WITH CORE AII3,

13.5' - 610 - schistosity23* - 700 - *31.4* - 690 - porphyry, shearing51,4* - 400 - schistosity (ereniOttt57.6* - 520 - porphyry, 'banding' (079.6' - 50* w porphyry

101.8* - 540 - "118.2' - 350 - "128.5' - 660 - . " '

167* - f.40 . *188* . 650 - *209' ' - 600 *239* - 600 - "251.3* - JO0 . *279* - 6J50 *

295.7* - 600 . "306* - 700 - "

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WIUNCERTIMMINS, ONTARIO (

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Location of Callar front #2 Post of S-339601 N

*ICT 5+50Wf7 , M Grid Eastn,o collar - 500 : 300 * — A9


PROPERTY-. HORWOOIUNEWMAN

HOLE NO.

COMMENCED^. FINISHED-——— PURPOSE OF—— HOLE. TO

HN-a-73March 6: ^^ March 11, 1973—

Claim S.339601 Horwood Township

Mplog; rani-probe ~ZTâyourab; .e site* j'or molyb denite mineralization.

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OVERBURDEN. i " ' ' '

QUARTZ VEIN . gtneraUy white, grey-whit*or glassy i probably drilled down-dipto giYe such a wide intersection; coreangles quite shallow and generallyeubparallel to C. A, f numerous fracture

__ subparallel to C. A. also and lined wit:finn and eoarp"-grflin*d gr**nlffhsericite/muscovite (in coarse book*near perpendicular to walls where veinor similar vein re-appears Q 44*4* to45'), possibly some chlorite, biotite,and varying amounts of pyrite usuallyas small bleb e i some sections, parti*cularly near fractures, characterizedby orange-red Kspar alteration; narrowlenses of quarts monzonite where noted

-18.4'-19.4' - lost cor*.

- 21.1**23.1* - lost core.. 23t4'-25* - qtB nontonittt lent.

probably wall rock to vein, creamyorange colour.

o 2d.6 Y -30* - lost core.

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PROPERTY- HORWQOD.NEWMAM

HOLE NO.COMMENCED, FINISHED——— PURPOSE OF- HOLE——————

HH.8-73 2.

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DESCRIPTION

- 30.6t '-3l*4* " short blotite-richlenses of qtB monzonite.

. 32.4* -33* - as abore with biotite

alteration envelope adjaeant tO

*]yArttt win*

PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ MONZONITE .

medium to coarse-grained, pinkish -grayto orange.pink, varying amount a of

biotite, pink subhedral Kspar phenoerytfquite Abundant up to 4 tan; a. few, cleatBoned, euhedral to subhedral feldsparphenocryst B up to 6 or 7 nml 80n*narrow grey-white quarts veins Q 609to 650 to C. A* with fracture densityof 2 to 3 i clean fractures with Ksparalteration Q 300 to C. A. with F. D. upto 0; pyrite blebs (tr, to 2#) commonlyoccur with quarts veinleta particularly

along margins;

. fron) 72 t4i colour chung* 9 aiightlywith texture as rock seems generallyfiner-grained than above and colourthrough or an gf* -era an to grey to pinkishgrey, as distinct from creamy-pinkabovaj quart, veinine and fraoturinf

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as above only more clean fracturevubpar^lvlvX to C 4 A. (approx. S0 ) withfracture density from 1 to 2 and lessfracturing @ 30O to C. A.- froia 197.3*, number of fine-graineddark-coloured 'mafic* lensea belowwhich (approx. 236.1* ) core eoaraer-

grained and pinker than above, also

fracture density of q.v, ft 6?0 t* 750to C. A. up to 3 to 4 down to 256.7* .after which core greyer again.- molybdenite where noted*

-64*3* - large pyrite blebs*- 71. 4* -72.4* - grey-white quart* vein

with margins and internal fracture*lined with coarse books of muscovite,

. 72.4*-7?.9* - dark green with plnkis!tinge, fine-grained, phase ofquartz monzonite (?), considerablebiotite-chlorite.

- 81.3 '-6-1.7* - as above with lowercontact sharp and 8 ?79 to C. A.

- 91* -92,6* - ap abovo, (probably malicremnant or inclusion?)Lower contact @ 600 to C. A* and aha

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- 97*6* -100* - broken cor*.jeôlybdcnitft aa very tiny disseminated .....

ppAC^s ftnd felite along margins ofquartz veinleti © 95 '-95* J* wid 1^3*9to 111) t i both vtinlot* Q 60O to 6j0 -to C. A.

- 120.6*^121. d' - lost core.- molybdenite B peeks disseminated along

margins of quartz reinlets Q 65O to750 to C.A. 8 123 A' and 153.2*.

- I60'-l6l* - lost' core.. 17H.171.Q* . lost cora.

o 1?2. fJ' 1-174. 6* * out quart! vein withred potaîic *iter*tAon, co*r**nuBCovite/sericite. and some pyritealong margins , 8 90 to C.A.

- I74.6**17d.9* o core as before onlyconsiderable muacovite/eericite inmatrix.

- 178. 9 '-ISO* - lost core*. Id2 t4*-l83*3* - quarta yeiq e 22O tp

C.A. with sericite, red Kspsr altera tion, traces of epidote, and pyrite

along margins find internal fractures.- 197.3*-199.2* - dark green-grey, fine

grained, 'qlflflfl' ?.ft"1 f^ Mf^T tr*? t-hO*

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higher In hole t contacts sharp and@ 680 to C. A.

- 211* -214*2' - section characterised byabundant pink to reddish-pink Kspar .alteration with scattered biotite.

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chlorite 'clots' or apota lending

. .speckled appearance to core;. onelarger 'clot' contains considerablepyrite as cubes.

- 216.5'-226' . 'mafic' lens as abore}

Iwar contact C! 640 to C. A* ,. 22ft T 7l.230t . *mafie* len. aa above.

. 231^.^* an4 234^6* . narrow gray-white

quarts veinlets 9 70O to ?50 to O.A.- 2.35.7'-335.9' - grsy-whtte quarts win

^ ?S0 to C. A.- 233.4'~242.d* - lost core.- 256.6'-25d.5' - lost cor*.- 26S.7'-274.2' - erey-white quarts

veinlot subparallel to C. A., withminor Kspar alteration, sericite and

pyritu; other similar fractures downhole, either with quarts or clean -

F f D. of approx, 1 to 2,

E.O.H. - 303'

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Foliation Arvlee with Core Axia

*i5,At- ftA - |r^*ain nUgtimont And tipt:

71' - 680 - "S8.6* - 590 - . "

112.4' - 600 . "132.6* -650 - "152.6' - 570 m . *172.2' . J60 . *191, St . 600 . ' *21o-. 3 1 . 630 . -and .ehistoa

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PORPHYRITIC QUARTZ MONZONITB -

medium to coarse-grained reddish-orangeto pinkish-grey with varying amounts olbiotite, contains feldspar phenocryst s(up to 6 mm long) which are coanonlyeuhedral, zoned and clear, also pinkto cream-pink Kspar phenocrysts(subhedral) up to 4 or 5 mm long} Bornesections are heavily concentrated inpink Kspar particularly bordering .eartPin frftCtureP which flnrry

sericite/muscovite, chlorite* grey tobluish-white quarts and pyrite (thisfracture set mainly Q 10O to 25O toC. A. with a fracture density of 2 to 1 \Kspar alteration around theaa fracture

sonns usually accompanied by increasein silica and considerable coarseflakes/books of muscovite/sericitejalso fractures (either with grey-white

quarts or clean) G 400 to C. A. {with.F. D. of approx. 2) and @ 60 to C. A*

- major change in colour below 105. !

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tjQ dark grfty nflt-riy w^fch atnîyiArit wtrtttto cream felspar grains and phano-

crypt-s (i'p tn 7 I'M) BOW* of whôh *r** t

. euhedral. to subhedral, clear rândeoned) biotite (some altered tochlorite) content greater than pre ceding section: disseminated pyrit*(tr. to 1^5 vdthin core and alongfractures} biotite clots @ places;apparantly lens fracturing (partlculjrJj

with ouarta fl??if?f) th^n wppfti* fteptlfln)white grains and phenocryst s veryclosely packed in some aeetions}foliation more distinct) molybdeniteis very sparae jmd is vieiblfl onlywhere noted below.. 29.j}*-32,i* . ^p*r-i"ioh auction

with minor biotite t surroundingfractures 6 20O to C* A.

. ^'-^.St . Kapar and Baricite/muscovite-rich section*

- t6'-47tl' - Jtepar, serictte/wuMOTitiand silicanrich section. . -.

- 56.5 f -57.1* " Kspar-rich with

abundant quartz, pyrite, BOB*serlcite/muscovite, and lone

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arjeulnr to r^d-likft needles (6 t?2Jf mn) of a dark green mineral(actinolite?) in the quart*.

- 59. 2 '-59. 5* - wide grey-white quartsvein.

- 61' -61. 8' - ground core.. 66*. 72. 5 * * ground eora.

— 9l,?*-Q?,o* A f^rT-vlch flfst/ion"surrounding q.v. with chloriteand some Bericite/muBCovite.

A 9z^9*-105f2* M eraajny RAQtior^}

99. 3*. 99. d' - biotite t pyrlte-ricl. 102.4t.103* - Kspar-rioh section and

fractures*- 102. g' -103. i 1 - Kround eore f- 103. ft* -106. 2* . grey-whit? quarts

Tein aubparallel to C. A. with thinchlorite-sericite envelope andbiotite 'clot B* along internalfracturec, all in Kapar-rich eectit

. 113. 5 '-115* - loet core.* 115 '-120* - ground core*- 122.9'-125* " ground core.- 133' - fracture with qtr. end pyrite

@ li*0 to C. A. and another fractureKith qta and biotite(?) ® 3O to C. A

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- 135.3* to 135.6* and 136.1* to 136.6*creamy sections with nore Kspar andleas biotite.

-166* - alir.htly contorted aroy-whiteq.v. 8 approx. ?0O to C. A.

- 100.7-100.9* - wide greyish-brown

quartz vein a 75" to C,. A,

. 19#.5* and below - a f aw hairlinefractures with reckUnh-pink potasaialteration - estimated fracturedennity of 2 to 3 tt ?0O to C. A. toaubparallal.

- 207 *-207. 7* - broken core.- 211.1'-211.2* - greyish quarts vein

Q 350 to C.A.- 215* -215. 2* - greyish-white q. T. O

3 O0 to C.A. with narrow reddishKspar envelope and Baricite/nuscovit

- 234. 3 '-235' - greyish-white q.v. 6750 to C.A.

- 244*4* -245* - ground core.- 256.6'.256.9' - greyish-white quarts

vein with pyrite (blebs up to 20 maand minor pink Kspar alteration,@ 400 to C.A.

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. 281' . narrow white q.v. ft 60O to .C. A. with blebs of pyrite anddisseminated specks of^p^bdeni^

* 2d?.7'-226* . pinkish-white quarts

vein f 5,2** to G.A* with Jfspiralteration and pyrite blebs, -25 ma true width, slightly vxwqralon^ mnrr.ina.

- 294. S* . narrow white quart* veinlet@ 530 to C.A.

- 300.1* - small blebs of mpl^bden^fli

vdth quarts (creamy) in fracture- ** 530 to C.A.

E.O.H. - 303'

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Foliation Anglos vdth Cora Axie

12.7* - 650 - Porphyry arid biotit*

26.6' . 560 . *4ft.?' . 550 . *53. 5 1 - 560 - n73.3' . 620 . w

99. g' . 4S0 * contiflt between biotite-riphase end oreany qte mons

111.9* - 500 - grain alignment122.2* - 5k0 - ' w and biotite147.5' - 670 . ** aad porphyry162* - 660 - clotely packed grain*, ph?177.5* - 6(i 0 - grain alignment and porphy133.4' . 670 - w202.7' - 6y0 . "219.5* - 6l0 - . "233.6* - 570 - **

246.2* - 640 . t*262.5' . S ? 0 . "

231.7' . 530 - "291.5* - 630 . "300.7* - 670 - " '

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