IB DOME TWP 010

Diamond Drilling

Area Of Dome Report NQ is

Work performed by Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd.

Claim NQ

KRL

Hole NO Footage Date

C-72-1

C-72-2

8*1'

2009'

Aug/72

Sept/72

Note

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Notes:(1) Mineral Exploration Assistance Program Contract # RL-13

\WL. 005(7-69) rev. 9-72

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Diamond Drilling

Area of Dome Report NO

Work performed by: Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd.

Claim NQ

KRL 412

Notes:

Hole NO

C-72-1

C-72-2

Footage

Btl' 2009'

Date

Aug/72

Sept/72

(1) Mineral Exploration Assistance Program Contract # RL-13

,\WL. 005(7-69) rev. 9-72

18

Note

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(1)

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REPORT ON EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES

June - December, 1972

COCHENOUR WILLANS GOLD MINES LIMITED

Claim Group Dome Township

Exploration Assistance Agreement RL-13

by

L.C. CHASTKO

for

COCHENOUK WILLANS GOLD MINES LIMITED

MARCH, 1973

REPORT ON EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES

June - December, 1972

COCHl::NOUI\ WILLANS GOLD MINES LIMITED

Claim Group -- Dome Township

Exploration Assistance Agreement RL-13

by

L.C. CHASTKO

for

COCHENOUR WILLANS GOLD MINES LIMITED

MARCH, 1973

52N04SW0897 18 DOME T#P 010G

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No,

CLAIM LOCATION SKETCH MAP

STATEMENT OF COSTS

INTRODUCTION l

LOCATION, DESCRIPTION bACCESS TO PROPERTY l

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP 2

PRESENTATION OF RESULTS 2 Diamond Drill Logs C-72-1

C-72-2

CONCLUSION 2

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TARLE OF CONTENTS

CLA1M LOCATION SKETCH MAP

STATEMENT OF COSTS

J N'fHO»UC'l'lON

LOCA TION, llESCl<.l}'TION i1 ACCLSS TO PROPERTY

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

PRESENTATION OF RKSULTS DiaInOlld Drill Logs C-72-1

C-72-2

CONCLUSION

Page No.

1

1

2

2

2

COCHENOUR WILLANS GOLD MINES L.T..D,

CLAIM BLOCK

DOM E T OWNSH l P

Scale 1" r 2640'

... , , ! c

• i., .,

1 I I' '\

j

COCHENOUR WILLANS GO LD MIN E:. S . L.T.D.

C LAI M BLOCK

DOM F. TOW~ S HIP

Sc 3 Ie 1" = 2640'

STATEMENT OF COSTS EXPLORATION ASSISTANCEAGREEMENT

DOME TOWNSHIP RL -13

Period: June 26, 1972 December 31, 1972

Mobilization, Preparation, Construction and Maintenance of Crib on Reef to ; support drilling rig: ,:

Labour $4Suppli e s ! . ' ",,'jk

Di amend Dri11 i ng:

Sept 10 724' Oct 4 116' Oct 4 1268* Nov 6 634' Dec 7 107'

2849'^?'J r^yi|25^I,5I^;pi

Cost per Foot - $9.067 '' ; V.; 'x^-'":",^^.hi'^,;.';;^:'^;./;^-^^;^":^

Assaying j . . ^: :',-^'':^(^r^^^^

Supervisi on, Admilni stratton . •'^•.:,\. i : ^: : ''.-;^ ; ^'-'^''^^V'^'.'^

To: Ministry of Natural Resource;?

One Third Thereof. , //,., . ;, ^';6fc4.

e,

STATEMENT OF COSTS -- EXPLORATION ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT

llOHE TOWt\SHIP RL - 13

Ped od: June 26, 1972 December 31, 1972

M 0 td ] j z a t j 0 II, Pre par at jon, Con IS t rue t ion and Maintenance bf Crib on Reef to ' support drilling ri~:

Labour SlII'pJ:ivS

Mamonrl Ddl11ng:

724' ) 16'

) 268 t

•

Sept 10 Oct 4 Oct 4 Nov 6 Dec 7

634 ' 107'

28.49',

Cost per toot - $9.067

$4,140 .el; 784~20

,8, 002 /~2' 6,057 r 8Q' 1.29'5;75

,,', ,':20;"28l;.fS' ).J25,~:8,~;~92';:

Assaying ,':";,~;i:$.:ei:~ 00, ' , . .~ <.. " ~

SU})Cl'visj on, AdmJni stration

T (l : Mild s tr~' 0 fiN 8 t U r a 1

One TId rd

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Page l

1NTKODUCTION:

This report was compiled and written to outline the exploration activities conducted on the property from June - December, 1972, which qualifies for re-irobursement of one-third of direct exploration costs incurred, as pro vided for under the Ministry of Natural Resources "Explora tion Assistance Program" agreement, RL-13.

The history and geology of the property is rather lengthy and complex and has been dealt with in a number of other reports and papers by both governmentand company geo3opists, and therefore will not be discussed in this report.

The purpose of this diamond drilling program was to locate possible extensions or new gold bearing structures not previously encountered in underground operations during the 3 if e of the wine. The north-western portion of the property has not been extensively explored as all ore bearing structures appear to be terminated against a supposed north- south trending; unconformity separating the older 'Kewatin* ore bearing rocks from the younper *Timi skiming* series underlaying Bruce Channel of Red Lake.

The diamond drilling was carried out from a submersed reef located in liruce Channel and therefore it was necessary to establish a crib on the reef to support the diamond drill rig. The first hole attempted at -52O flattened to -20O by 750 feet and entered an unfavourable formation. A second at tempt was made at -85O . This hole remained in the 'Timiskiming* series to a depth of 2,009* where the hole was stopped because the drill used was under-powered to continue. Plans are to continue the present hole at least through the silicified car bonate zone in which the hole was stopped.

LOCATION. DESCRIPTION fr A COES S TO PRO PER TY;

The Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd. claim group is comprised Of twenty-one (21) contiguous patented mining claims all located in Dome Township of the Red Lake Mining Division, District of Kenora. Patent Claims - 21

KKL 320 464 7603321 465 7604322 466 7605411 7460 7606412 7461 7607462 7462 7634463 7602 7635

Access to the claim group is by Highway 125 which leads to Cochenour.

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INTRODUCTION: --This report was compiled and written to outline

the exploration activities conducted on the property from June - December, 1972, which qualifies for re-imbursement of one-third of direct exploration costs incurred, as pro­vided for under the Ministry of Natural Resources "~xplora­tion Assistance Program" agreement, RL-l3.

The history and geolo~y of the property is rather len~thy Bnd complex and has been dealt with in a number of other reports and papers by both governmentand company geologists, and therefore will not be discussed in this report.

The J,url'ose of this diamond drilling program was to locate possible extensions or new gold bearing structures not previously encountered in underground operations during the life of the wine. The north-western portion of the property has not been extensively explored as all ore bearing structures 8prear to be terminated against a supposed north­south trending unconformity separating the older 1Kewatin' ore bearin, rocks fro!}· the younger 1Timi skindng1 aeries under]ayin~ Bruce Channel of Red Lake.

'I'he diamond drilling was carried out from a submersed reef located in Bruce Channel and therefore it was necessary to establish a crib on the reef to support the diamond drill rig. The first hole attempted at -520 flattened to _20 0 by 750 feet and entered an unfavourable formation. A second at­tempt was made at _85°. This hole remained in the tTimiskiming' series to a depth of 2,009 t where the hole was stopped because the drill used was under-powered to continue. Plans are to continue the rresent hole at least through the silicified car­bonate zone in which the hole was stopped.

!-.f'CA TION, JmSCH lJITI,QN f" ACCESS TO PROP};RTY:

The Coc}lenour '''il18n8 Gold Mines Ltd. claim group is comprised ~f twenty-one (21) contiguous patented ~ining claims all located in Dome Township of the Red Lake Mining Division, Dictrict of Kenora. Patent Claims - 21

KHI, 32(1 321 322 411 412 462 463

464 465 466 7460 7461 7462 7602

7603 7604 7605 7606 7607 7634 7635

Access to the claim group is by Highway 125 which leads to Cochenour.

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PROPERTY OWNERSHIP;

All twenty-one (21) mining claims listed above are recorded in the name of Cochenour Willans Ooid Mines Ltd., License No. A.33564.

PRESENTATION OF RESULTS:

Copies of the diamond drill logs for holes C-72-1 and C -72-2 a re attached to this report. A location map is also provided, showing the location of the diamond drill holes.

CONCLUSION;

To date 2,849* pf diamond drilling has been conducted under the "Assistance Program". No economic mineralization has been encountered. Plans are to continue C-72-2 at least past the silicified carbonate zone where the hole is presently stopped.

Respectfully submitted,/L' C ~

L.C. Chastko, fi.Se.COCHENOUR WILLANS GOLD MINES LTD.

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PROPhRTY OWNERSHIP: == All twenty-one (21) mining claims listed above are

recorded in the name of Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd., License No. A.33564.

PRESENTATION OF RESULTS:

Copies of the diamond drill logs for holes C-72-l and C-72-2 are attached to this report. A location map is also provided, showing the location of the diamond drill holes.

~:0:li::N=C:.iL_U=S=I=O_N :

To date 2,849' pf diamond drilling has been conducted under the "Assistance Program". No economic mineralisatiDn has been encountered. Plans are to continue C-72-2 at least past the silicified carbonate zone where the hole is presently stopped.

Respectfully submitted,

I ~> C' cI:::T ~- .....

L.C. Chastko, B.Sc. COCHENOUR WILLANS GOLD MINES LTD.

K R L

7603

K R L

7605

BRUCE CHANNEL ( R ED LAKE)

,Qk'

-7?-l-52 851 feet

C-72-?-8b* 2009 feet

K R L

4 1 2COCH ENOUR WILLANS

GOLD MINES LTD.

D l A MON D DRILL HOLE

LO CAT ION SKETCH

HOLE NO: C-72-1 -52" C -72-2 -85"

DOME TOWNSHIPl

i RED LAKE MINING DIVISION

; SCALE l": 200'

BPUCE

K R L

760j

C~lANNEL

~~C-7?-1-:)2°85' feet

I C-72-?-8,:)·200'3feet

K F< L 41 2

/ /

/

K R L 7607

(RED LAKE)

I

K R L 411

COCHENOUR WILLANS

GO L D MIN E S LTD.

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE

LOCAT IOtJ SKETCH

HOLE NO: C-72-1 _52 0

C -72-2 -85"

DOME TOWNSHIP

RED LAKE MINING DIVISION

SC ALE ,": 200'

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG Cochenottr Willans Ooid Mines Ltd.LOCATION Brnce Channel, Dome Twp. jrltflroTcrARE SIZE AXELEVATIONFROM

0.0

9.0

TO

9.0

55.5

i

55.5

73.5

73.4

88.5

G E

BEARING

LAT i TUDEO LO G 1 C A L

Casint

Chert - Siltstone -

Chert 55*

D! P -520 IDEPTH S41.C

DEPARTURE

D E 3 C R 1

ftr&iing

H

. P T

16*^^23/8/72

V

O N

L.CCGED BY

Magnetite Iron F c rea t i on

Siltstone 25* Magnetite 1C*

Sulfides - Po. minor PT 2 - 5*Intercalated, finely banded rarrinc from 0 70 OC .A., generally 45irregular bands upgenerally fill in

- 6Co; magnetite concentratedtoin

to several cm in thickness; Po, Pyfractures

27.7 - 28.2 Quarts carbonate fracture,

50.0 - 55.5 High

minor tourmaline

chert content, very minor siltstoneand magnetite, somevhat brecciated; 4 - 6* Po. Py

Black Argillaceous Meta Sediments

Black, fine grained, somevhat gritty, fine banding, possiblyshearing at 70 o to C. A., fracturing at 45* to bandingand 60* to C. A.5S5

n

- 10* silicified- 8* sulfides; 1- S* narrow 1 -

iggy* occasional

carbonate stringers, overall- 2* fine disseminated Po;

5 mm bands Py; Py stringers generally

specks Cpy and sphalerite

Intermediate Tuffaceous Meta Volcanics (Dacitic)

Medium grey, fine grained, hard, dense,siliceous, generally massive except for'banding* which is

cherty appearance,occasional

very fine; 2-5* disseminated Po;2 - 4* Py, Po replacement in fractures; occasional specks C

S AMO.

Tro

100'

300'

400*

750*

py and

-Vfcl \iwFD 2/9/7 2

L. C. Chastko

M P L E ^

FROM

-pari T

tearingNJso OE

N46E

TO

tsts:Corr'd Bear.

H570E

K53Ei

S40E

N43E

sphalei

N47E

H5OE

ite

Wl DTH

Dip-470

-320

-27*

-200

HOLE NO. C-72-1

DATE 6/9/72

ASSAYS

; i.

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DIAMD_ND_ DRIll HOl E LQG Cochenour Will.ns aold Mines Ltd. I . leA, ION B~uce Channel, Doae Typ. i~icw- 'Drft"'linc i~A~-rF D 23/~17z. l~('&J~ E~:zlfJ/7% HClE NO. C-72-1 R ESJ2£ AX SF A RINe Dl j3 -520 IDEPTH 841.dH Lv ILeGGED EY L.C. ChastJco ICA:E 6/9/72

lEt EVATION l AT! TUDE ICFPAQTURE ; A M P l E :; A <::, S A Y ::.. FROM TO GEOLOGICA l C E :.:- C R I P T I C l\! f\; O. FROM. Te. 116:..1 BTH

0 .. 0 9.0 Call1Uir .... :-.r_ri t, ~sts:

19"" 55.5 C.ert - Siltctone - ~a'!le~i te IroD Formation ~ earilig CB~I;Cl _lliP Chert 55~ Sil tstone _~~ J.ra'rteti te l~ 100' H50 0 1; 1570£ -410

SulfIdes - Po •• i",or ry 2 - S~

lllterealated. finelT b.lldad TarTiD~ fro. 0 - 70° to 300' 5.6£ liS3E -320

C.A •• generally 45 - 6Co; "IBetite eoneentrated in ir .... , t1a.r haads up to .eyera1 e. in thickne.s; Po, Py .00' lI40E N47E _210

-----~l'y fill ia fractares 27.1 - 28.2 Quarts car~onate rrae~lIre, &iDor touraaliae 750' 143E 150~ ... ~o 50.0 -5.5.5. Bi~hche .. t eoatea.t. yery .t ...... ail t.toae alld -air_etit.. --- ;hat !7. ..... ,,~iated: 4 - 6S Po. Py

55.5 73.4 Black Areillaceo •• Meta Sediaeat.

alack!. li.e craiDed, ._evhat gritty, fi." baRGinc, po.sibl, 5!l __ ~, at· 100 to C.A •• _ tr.ct.riB& at 450 to "aadia& a.el 60° to C.A; 5 - 10' silieified earbOllate .striacer •• oTerall 5 - ~ sllltid.a; 1 - 2% fia. eli .... i .. te. Po; .r

5 - 5~ _rrow 1 - 5 _ balut. Py; Py .triac_r. cellerally

T1iCD, oeeaslOJl&I ~_p~~t. epy aael sphalerite

73.5 88.S lateraediate ?att.e .... Meta Tolcaaie. (Daeitie)

M.eli_ ere,., fiae craiaeel, Itard, 4 •• se_,. cl;er~.1 ~pp~a~ .. ee ~ .ilieeo •• , cea.rally •••• iT. except tor oeeasi ... 1 t~=~:!..ct wltie" i. yerr tiae; 2 - 5~ eli .... l .. te. Po; 2 - 4% Py, Po replaeea.at ia fr.et.re.; ocea.ional .peeka C

"' oel iaphalel ite

~ .

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGPage 2.

1 C^AT ION

COTE SIZEELEVATIONFROM88.5

90.0

100.1

103.1

104.3

TO90. C

100.1

103.1

104.3

113.7

G E

BF A RING

L AT ! TUDE

O L O G 1 C A L

jfKiLLE

Dip IDEPTHCFPARTURE

D F S C R fKeta Sediments - Siltstone? Ash Tuff?

D BY

H

P T t

I^TA^F f

V

0 M

s

LOGGED BY

Light grey, fine grained, finely well banded, generallyparallel to C. A. 2^ fine disseminated Fo, minor Py

in fractures

Ash Tuff? Felsic Dike

Grey- green, medium grained, xassire, highly recrystal lized, no risible internal structures

Meta Sediments - Siltstone - Ash Tuff

Similar to 86.5 - SO. C10C.1 - 1C2.0 highly recrystallized, cherty appearance,pronounced banding

Pebble Meta Conglomerate - Grarel Conglomerate

Pebbles approximately 50*, generally tinder 5 mm diameter ,form a mosaic texture, fragments elongated ia direction

of shearing at 60O

*

to C. A.; fragments fine grained aadappear to be a chert and felsic .Tolcanic origin. ,.^^4 ^

is fia* trained, felsic and crobablr is a tuff.but not share ucser aad lover contacts

Ash Tuff (Meta)

D i. tine t

Light greyish green, fine grained, similar to mature of

conglomerate described abore; distinct banding insections at 45 - 50 o to C.A., 3 - 6* Py in ruggy stringers

S ANO.

tVN\^HFD

M P l. E 5

FROM

p-n-ii 102.5

12 112.5

TO

112.5

122.5

W 1 DTH

10.0

10.0

HOLE NO. C-72-1

DATE.

ASSAYS

;

Pa~e 2. / I QJAMOND rJPIL t HOLE LOG

jL.'KILLt:.L: D'( i8ARr-E r\ 11d,~'1~~ _____ [:tel E NO. C-72-1 ~IION I -I lH Iv IL.Cr;r:ED 8Y DATE C F SIZ£ BFA RINe D!P IDE.PTH

IE LEvATION l Ai! Tu r , E [DEPARTl JRF S I- M P l E S, A ~ S A Y " .. , , EOI leA DE:; C ~ -~ I o N NO. FRClM TO \\ IDTH FROM TO G 0(" _l R ~ ,

1

88.5 9(1.(' ~et& Sediments - Siltstone? Asb Tuff? Light grey, fine grained, finely well banded, generally ,

I parallel to C.A. 2~ fine diss~nated Po, .iDor Py

in fractures !

90.0 ICO.1 Ash T.ff? Felsic Dike

highly recrystal- I Grey- green, ~ediua ~rained, aassiTe, I

lized, no visible internal structures

10C.1 103.1 Meta Sediments - Siltston~ - Ash Tuf~

Siailar to 88.5 - sc.c lee.1 - 102.0 hl,hl,.. recrystallized, cherty appearance, pronouaced ba.diae

103.1 104.3 Pebble Meta Congloaerate - Cravel CODgloaerate , I I -

Pebbles approxiaately 50%, )

«enerally under 5 .. diaaeter, : for. a IIOsaie t'exture, trae-ents eloDeated ia direction

, of shearing at 600 to C.A.; trapeats rine erained aad

'r--aprear to be a chert and felsic ~T~lc&Dic oriei _. _.~pi .... ~-1l-l 102.5 112.5 10.0

is tia. ~rained. felsic aDd ~robablT 1. -.&, tat'f'_ Di.'t:.:llle't:.

bat DOt: .h ..... ~~ alld lover contacta 12 112.5 122.5 10.0 ,_.

104.3 113.7 Ash Tuft (Meta)

Licht CreyisJa greeD, tille &rained, similar to aature of'

conc1oaerate described above; distinct bandiJl~ ia sections at 45 - 500 to C.A., 3 - 6% 1',- In TllEU strilt~ers

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Page 3.DIAMOND DRILL

COTE SIZE

ELEVATION

FROM

113.7

114.6

143.6

147.3

152.0

TO

114.6

143.6

147.3

152.0

159.5

i C- E

HOLE LOG

SEA RING

LATITUDEO L O G l C A L

L'KILLED fc/ jD^Lj^ - ! N 'i ^"H ED

D! P iDEPTH H V LOGGED BY

DEPARTUREDES C R r P T ION

Pebble Meta Conglomerate (Fine Pebble Conglomerate) C

Siailar to 103.3 -. 104. 3

Fragmeats more numerous aad iacrease ia size down hole.

up to 10 ma diameter, generally angular, credoninantlrchert and felsic rolcanics

Conble Meta Conglomerate (Coarse Coables)

Fragments made up70* uabaaded chert10* banded chert

75 - 8056 of rockaad felsic meta rolcanics

10* defiaite felsic fragmentsSt quartz coablesFragmeats rary ia size from 1 cm10 - 15 cm, some felsic fragmeatsMatrix 15 - 25*, mainly Py, miaorfillings, remainder of matrix is

to 20 cm diameter, general!highly sere it i zedPo as massive taggy

a felsic 'tuffaceous* matei*

Meta Sedimeats - Siltstone? Tuff?Greyish green, fiae graiaed, felsie, finely well bandedat 0 - 600 to C.A.

Conble Keta Conglomerate

Similar to 114.6 - 143.6Coables generally smaller and in the 10 cm diameter range

Meta Sediments - Siltstoae? faff?

Similar to 143.6 - 147.3 distinct COB tacts: 1 - 3* Po bleb!

. S ANO.

j.72-1-3

-4

-5

y

ial

M P L E S

FROM

1!

1

22.5

.11. fi

141.0

TO

i .vi . R

141 .fi

152.0

WIDTH

9.2

11.0

HOLE NO. C-72-1

DATE

ASSAY S

t: t

I Page 3. Q.LA!vK1ND J2P!l t HOLE LOG !

~iION i It.-·r-< i L LC. L: c y

!tU~fFn 1~(f-1li ~ ill..--__ . HCI.E NO. C-72-J. -! !H Iv lL.cr;r£) ~y DATE C LS!2£ SEA RINe D!~ IDEPTH

IELEV.ATtON :l Air rUDE lcEPARTI1RE I

; j. Tv: P I r 5 A S S A Y S

FROM j TO G E 0 l O~ ICAl DES C R r p ..... I C r-,.' I\; O. FROtv1 TO V\'DTH I I

113.7 114.6 Pebble Meta COD~lo.aerate (Fine Pebble ConLl----~~e) C ~12-1-..l 1 ~~ .t; 1.11 . S. ~.-1.

Simi.lar t.o Ie 3.3 - 104 .1 <

Fra~ents aore Duaerons and increase in sise down hole. -' l.ll ~ 141 .C'l o ?

uP to 10 .. diameter • .cenerally aDnlar~ ~red.o.inantlT chert and felsic Toleanics -s 141.0 152.0 11.C

114.6 f 143.6 Conble Meta Con~lomerate (Coarse CODbles)

FraDZents made q 75 - 80~ of rock

-- 70~ unbaDded ehert .. d telaic .eta Tolt".lli~. 1C% bande. chert •

10% definite felsic fra~~nts .1-- -5~ auarts conbles Frapeata Tar}". in aise tr_ 1 e. to 20 ca cliaaeter. £ener~' :r 10 - 15 cm~ soae felsic tra«aenta hi&hly aereitised Matrix IS - 25%. mainly "... ainor Po as massi Te "itO'

, ! I

fillings, reaainder of aatrix is a felsic ttuffaceous' )

... tel ial l . !

143.6 147.3 Meta SecU.eata - Siltatoae? 'lu.~t? .1"--. Greyish «reel!, tine graiaed, fe1ail:, tiDe1y veIl banded I

at " - 600 to C.A.

_. 147.3 152.0 Conble Meta Conglomer&te

Similar to 114.6 - 143.6 Conbles ,enerally saailer and iD the 10 e. diaaeter raD£e

152.0 159.5 Heta Sediaents - Siltstoae? r .. tf? Siailar to 143.6 - 147.3 distinct contacts: 1 - .1~ Po bllll!lt i

I \ .-

*

.

DIAMOND DRILLLOCATION '

C9t? S IZE

ELEVATIONFROM139.5

174.0

175.8

181.0

188.7

TO174. C

r.

175.8

181.0

188.7

215.0

G E

HOLE LOG

SEA RING

LATITUDE

O L O G 1 C A L

'CKFLLE

DIP iDEPTH

DEPARTURE

D E S C R rFine Pebble Conglomerate - Agglomerate

7Cf, fine pebbles,

quartz up to 15 ras

Eainly chert, felsic f

D 6 Y

H

P T J..

'olcanic s

diameter, generally 5 - 8 EOT;

ifetA^VF rV

O N

and

s

LOGGED BY

elongatedparallel to shearing, matrix - fine grained, light grey,

siliceous, possibly tuffaceous origin

2 4^ stringers and blebs Po, nsinor Py; some cyclicgradation in pebble size, tops uncertain

Rhyalitic Dike

Light greenish brovn, fine grained, sericitised,

banded, possibly flov banding; 1

vaxy , veil

- 255 disseminated Po blebs

Fine Pebble ConglomerateSimilar to abore

Coarse Conble Congl overate

Similar to 147.3 -Matrix 15* Po, 5?S

increase in felsic

152.0Py, quite massire in sections, a generalconbles orer cherty conbles

Felsic Meta Tolcanics - Flov? Dike? (Rhyo-Pacitic)Light grey -green, fine grained, massire to banded, rerysiliceous, contacts altered and sericitized

1

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M P L E S

FROM TO WIDTH

HOLE NO. C-72-1

DATE

ASSAY S

LaC: I Page 4.

/ I , .. I v\ , - i

I {:RiLLED 13\ !~Ih~ . II"~\~ED ~710N I K;1 E N~ C-12-1 ----_. C F '; t1E SEA RINe Dq~ lDEP H h:i Iv LC Cr:ED 8Y DATE

IELEVATION L A7tTUr-E ,CEPARTURE -~ A tvL P I ! :; A <; _S A Y ~

FROM I TO G E 0 l 0(" I CAL DES C R r J~ .or I o f\! t\: o. FROM TO ~\ft lillH I

15905 l7J%.C Fine Pebble Cottglo~erate - A~glo.erate

7C% f'ine pebbles, mai.nly chert, felsic 'rolcanics and ,

quartz up to 2$ l:.1t! diUleter_1 generally_ 5 - 8 Itm; eloDt:ateci . };aralle) to shearin~, •• trix - f'iDe ~rained, light grey, -

I siliceous, possibly tuffaceous ori-,-in

e 2 - 4% strin~ers and blebs Fo~ minor Py; some cyclic ~rad4tion in~ebble size-,_ to-.r.s uncertain

174.C 175.8 Ithyalitie Dike --Lit;ht greenis!!. brovn, fin~ grained, sericiti~ed, waxy, well

baRded,~os.ibly flov bandiD&i 1 - 2% disseainate~ Po blebs

175.8 181.0 Fi.e Pebble CODgloaerate

Siailar to aboTe ! I

t

181.0 188.7 Coarse Coable' COllcloaerate , J

Si.ilar to 141;3 - 152.0 i !

Matrix l5~ Po, 5% Py, quite massiTe in seetioDs, a ceaeral iBereaae iD felsic cODbles OTer cherty cOBbles :

188.1 215.0 Fela~ Met. Toleauie. - Flow? Dike? (Rhyo-»aeitie) Licht 'crey-crecD, fiBe craige4, •••• iTe to b •• ded, Ter,. siliceous, eOBtaets altered aDd serieitized

e ,

i

I

Page 5,DIAMOND DRIL.

COTE SIZE

ELEVATIONFROM215.0

279.0

365.0

TO279.0

365.0

379.6

G E

HOLE LOG

BEARING

L AT 1 TUDE

O LO G 1 C A L

y

UK i L LE D b X j^ALh

Dip iDEPTHDFPARTl )RF

DESFelsic Agglomerate (Meta)

40 - 50* fragments, generally .5

C R 1

H

P T t

V

C N

\

LOGGED BY

- 1.5 cm diameter,angular to rounded. Three distinct types, cherty to

felsic, mafic - chloritic and quartz light greygreenish, sheared at 60* to C. A. Matrix fine

to

grainedgreyish green, felsic; 2-4* disseminated Po, Py,occasionally up to 10* in sections

Felsic Meta Tolcanics (Rhyo fcacitic)

Light greyish green, fine grainedminor brecciation and alteration;

, aa s sire except foralteration and

sericitization and leaching accompanied

and sulfidization, mainly Po, Py

by silicification

291.7 - 299.2 leached, several stringers Py, Po

298.8 - 299.2 massive Py, minor Po, fine grained313.3 - 317.3 5* massive Py, Po in fracture stringers328.0 - 341.0 5 - 8* massive Py, Po in fracture stringers,moderately to highly sericitized341.0 - 359.0 highly sericitized3

, waxy, sheared- 5* Po, Py in stringers

359.0 - 365.0 brecciated 9 black fault material.silicified and leached, 2 - 5* Po

highlyin sections

Silicified Carbonate Zone

Silica 50*; Carbonate 35*; Felsic Material 15*;Fractured and mariposite alteration along fractures

i. S ANO.

-6

; ;- 1 N I ^"HFD

M P L E 5

FROM279.5

- t

-7

-8

-9

-10

-11

-12

-13

-14

-IS

291.7

298.8

313.3

327.5

337.5

346. P

356.4

366.0

376.O

TO291.7

298.8

299.2

323.0

337.5

346.8

356.4

366.0

376.0

379.6

WIDTH12.2

7.1

0.4

9.7

10.0

9.3

9.6

9.6

10.0

3.6

HOLE NO. G-72-1

DATE

A S S AY S

; i

Pa~e s. / "Pll t , ;

Q..lAMO ND HOLE LOG ~TION

I JL.: K ILL t:. L.: C 'Y !~~tEf) I~I~ 11 ¢H Ff) HCl E ND. C-72-1 j

- -eFt; IZE

! IH 1v ILcr;r:ED 8Y IDATE 8EA RING D:~ IDEPIH ELEVATION LATITUDE ICFPARnJRE

! S A M P 1 E 5 A S ~ A Y <;

FROM i TO E 0 1 DE::-C R I ON NO. FRatv1 ,

TO V'vIDTH G OG1LAl F 'T" J I

215.(\ I 21!t.O Tels~c A~~lGmerate (Meta) -6 279.5 291.1 12.2

4C - 50% tragmeats, generally .5 - 1.5 cm diameter, ~

aftcular to rounded. Three 4istinct tyres, cherty to -7 291.7 298.8 7.1

telsic, ma~ic - cbloritic and quart: li«ht ,rey to greenish, sheared at 600 to C.A. Matrix fine ,rained -8 298.8 299.2 0.4

Ireyish greeD, f'elsic: ; 2 - 4% disseminated Po, Py, occasionally up to 10% in sec:tiot'ls -9 313.3 323.0 9.7

279.0 365.0 Felsic Meta Yolcanics (Rh,.o Dacitic) -10 327.5 337.5 10.0

Licht ,reyish ~reen, f'ine crained, massiye except tor ainor breceiation and alteratioD; alteration and -11 337.5 3,(6.8 9.3

-sericitizatioa and leachine accoapaaied by silicification and swlf'idization,.ainl,. Po, Py -12 346. P 356 • .( 9.6

291.7 - 299.2 leached, seyeral .triD~er. Py, Po 2!8.8 - 2!~.2 .. ssiTe Py, aiDor 1'0, fiDe-grained -13· 356.4 366.0 9.6 I

i -313.3 31't.3 5% .a.siTe Py, Po in ~raetare striD~ers , - ! 328.0 - 341.0 '5 - 8% aa.siye Py, '0 i. fracture .trin~ers, -14- 366.0 376.0 10.0

, .oeleratel,. t. hi&hl,. sericitized

'1----341 .• 0 - 359.0 hiChly sericitized, waxy, sbearf'ld -15. 316.C 319.6 3.6 :

3 - 5%.Po, Py 1.. 5'triDgers

359.0 - 365.0 bre~ciatedp hlack ta.It _aterial, Iti,h~,..

silicif'ied and leached, 2 - 5J Po ia secti •••

365.0 '379.6 Silicified Carbonate Zone Silica 50%; Carbonate 35%; Felsic Katerial 15~; Fract.red aDd a.rip.site alteration along tract.res

i

I - -

DIAMOND D P l Li HOLE LOGPage 6.

i RATION ,;COTE SIZEELEVATIONFROM

379.6

391.5

396,8

399.7

408.6

449.0

TO

391.5

396.8

399.7

408.6

449.0

513.9

G E

BF A RING

LATITUDEO L O G 1 C A L

Mafic Meta Volcanics

UKILLEL' S Y j^ALj^FO

D'P IDEPTH IH V LOGGED BY

DEPARTURED E 3

Dark green, fine grained, sheared

C R f P T C. M

and foliated at 70O

to C.*A.. chloritized and aathibolitized

Mafic Dike

M po^Tilfis B^rC^B A J il34^ to neditUB trained. spw**vbat; mo^tl^rf

appearance, sheared and foliated. distinct centacta

Mafic Meta VolcanicsSa*e as 379,6 - 391.5 '

Highly Altered Meta Volcanics (possibly felsic dike)

LiKht green, finesilicified, sllrfet

2

grained, hichly sheared, leached AndIT Karicosite alteration

- 4*6 disseminated Po, Py stringers, sharp and distinctcontacts

Intermediate Keta Volcanics (Khyo Dacite to Dacite)Medina grey, generally eassire except for fcliation. finegrained, ntueber of highly altered, light greyish leached

zones, carrying disseminated and stringers of PT

420.7 - 425.6 leached mrritic cone434.0 - 439.6 w tr

439.6 - volcanics appear more nafic dovn hole

Mafic Meta VolcanicsMedian green, fine

- Possibly Mafic Dike

to neditOB grained, granulose appearance,foliated, chloritized, 15 - 20* carbonatized, scattered

.

S ANO.

-16

-17

-18

-IN'ICHFD

M P L E 5

FROM

399.7

420.7

434.0

TO

408.6

425.6

439.6

W 1 DTH

8.9

4.9

5.6

HOLE NO. C-72-1DATE

ASSAYS-.

;

j

,Page 6. I .QlAMOND np III HOLE LOG ,

~TION I /L.:KILL£:.l...: Q'I' 1~~fFf) lli~ffi HClE NO. C-72-1 I ---- -

! IH Iv lLC Gr:m J3Y DATE C R '; 11:£ 8£A RINe D:~ IDEPTH IE LEVATION lATtHlDE ICEPARTlJRE £ Ie M P l E :; A <:, ~ A Y S ,

NO. F~ Vv 10TH FROM TO G E 0 l OGle A l J).ESC R r p ..,. I o N Tn I

379~6 391.5 Mafic Meta Volcanics --Dark green, tifte «rained, sheared and foliated at 700 ,

t.J:t ~ _____ chloritized anei aabhibolitued

1391.5 13g6.8 Marie Dike Medi.1lI!!. ~ref!n f'ine to medi.1Dft ~r .. inf!d ...i1 ~at: mnt:t:l f!d

I f a~~r&nce. shearedallCl_fo11au.d. distiJlet l!ant:Jtl!t:~ !

396.$ 39g.7 Hafic :Meta Tolcanics Same as 37g.6 - 3Sl.5

,

-399.1 408.6 Highly Altered Meta Volcanics (possibly felsic dike) -16 39g.7 408.6 8.9

LiJ!:ht Lreell. fine£rained. hiuly sheared ..... leached altd silieified .1i,lttl,.. .. rino-ite a1teration -11 420.7 4%5.6 4.9

2 - 4% disseRinated Po, _~_ stri~ers1 shaip and distinct , ! co.taet. 434.0

, -IS 439.6 5.6 J

40@.6 "4'.0 Iatermediate Met~ Tolcanics ~Rh~o Dacite to Dacite} ,

MediUl -.&r~, &ellerall,. aassiTe exee»t for 6Iia~i.a. ii-ae -r---grained, Dumber of highly altered, ll«ht greyish leached •

sODesJ carryiJlC cUlrsemiJl&ted aJld .triaaer. oilY

420.7 - 425.6 leached .PY'ri tic _dDe --43<4.0 ~ 43!.6 " " 439.6 - Tolcanics appear aore .. ~lc deVIl hole

.49.0 513.1 X.fie Meta Voleaalcs - 'ossiblT Mafic Dike

Medium greeD, rine to .edi~ graiaedJgraaulose ap~eara.ce. roliated, chloritised, 15 - 20% cal'boll.tised, scattered

~~ --- -- ---

Page 7.DIAMOND DRILLL^ AT ION /'

C F SIZE

ELEVATIONFROM

513. P

TO

515.2i

i

515.2

519.7

549.0

560.7

574.7

519.7

549.0

560.7

574.7

580.6

G E

HOLE LOG

BE A RING

LAT t HIDEO LO G J C A L

y

DRILLED b V jDALt ^ "'

D! P IDEPTH H V LOGGED BY

DEPARTURE

D E S C R ! PT IONpyritic clusters of crystals

450.0 - 45C.9 highly altered and leached 'felsic* dike

Felsic Keta Tolcanics (Dike?)

Greenish brovn, fine grained, highly foliated, highly

sericitized, moderately silicified, 1 - 3?S Py; sharp contact

Mafic Dike

Heditm green, fine to medium grained, granulose texture

massive except for moderate foliation, scattered pyritecrystals

Rhyalite Agglomerate - Floy

Matrix 60 - 7C# fine grained, light green to grey leachedfragments 30 - 4C?5 vary in size, 5-8 cm, similar to

matrix, alteration creates distinction of matrix and fragmei

2 - 5^ disseminated Py

Mafic Dike

Similar to 515.2 - 519.7

549.5 - 550.3 sereral rhyatic inclusions

,

Rhyalite - Agglomerate - Flov

Similar to 515.2 - 519.7*

Mafic Dike

Similar to 515.2 -i

i

. 519.7

S AN O.

-"I'N'I^HFD

M P L E s*FROM

i

s

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ti i

TO V\ 1 DTH

i

NOLE NO. C -7 2-1

DATE

ASSAY S

" t ; t

i

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HOLE LOG !

/

Page 7. /

C-72-1 Q1AMO Nfl ('I R Il L ~ I I ON FR'LLTG b '( !~~-rF ~_ 1~(p.J 'I ~Ef") ____ .--IlHw,:,{tCk:..lL'~E=____'_N..:!...:' 0:.a .• '--____ -

C~~S~I~-Z~E~ ____ _+=8~E~A~R~IN~J~G,~----~~D~I~~------~I~D~E~P-JT~~~: _____ ll!r~i _______ ~Jv~ _____ ~rl~-C~~~~~~~:E~:'D~E~Y~------__________ ~¥D4-A~T~E-------------------1£ lEV AT ION 1 A T I r lJ D ECEPARTI JRE S t M P I r :; A Y FROM i TO G E 0 lOG I C A I r\ F :; C RIP T ION I\;\]. F~ Tn Vv' DTH

pyritic clusters of cryatals 45C.O - 4S0.~ highl7 altered .nd leached 'felsic' dike

, 51J.~ 515.2 Felsic Meta Volcanics (Dike?) -

1 Greenish brown, tine grained, hi&hly toliated, highly

sericiti:ed. :roderatel,.- silicified. 1 - 3% Py; sharp contae1s ,

515.% 519.7 Hafie Dike

Medium green, fine to .edina crained, granulos. te~nre --massive except for mod~rate foliation, scattered lyrite

------r-----;---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-----+------~----+-----~-----+------~----+---­ery.t.~.

~----~----~----------------------------------------------------------------+----~-----------~----~--.---4~----4-----~---51'.7 549.0 ahyallte Agglo~erate - Flow

Matrix 60 - 70% fine grained. 1iCht ~reen to gr~ leached fratments 3C - 40% vary in si~e, 5 - S ca, s!ailar te

matrix, alteration creates distinction of-matrix aDd fracaelts I r-----T-----;---------~--~----------------------------------------~~~----~----~----~------~----~----~----~---2 - 5% diss~nated Py

549.0 560.1 Xafic Dike

Sim11ar to 515.2 - 519.7 --------------------------------------------~----_+------~----+_----~----~------~----4_--549.5 - 550.3 se~era1 rhyatie iaelasions

~~~~~-=;_~~~~--~--=_----~--~--------------------------------~----~----<_4----~------~----~----~----~----560~7 574.7 Rhyalite - Agglo~erate - Flow

'imilar to 515.2 - 519.7.

574.7 Sse.6 Mafic Dike ~ ____ ~ __ --~ __ ------------------~----------------------------------------~----_+----~~----+_----~ ____ ~f--____ ~ __ --+_---

I~-__ -+1_ S~il&r to 51_5.2 - Sl~~7 _________ ._ ---.---.-.-.-------+----4! .... ---.f----~--_l__-__ J.l__---~----!_-1- ----+-,1 -----·-t-----·--~---- -~-.------.-.---.----- .. ---- .. ----- .. - --_._- -··-,-------1--- -----l-- .--1-.- --4--_._- r---.---f-------~-~ !; ~, t :

Page 8.DIAMOND Df? ILLL^ AT ION

cWn F SIZEELEVATION

FROM58C.6

603.8

626.0

633.0

645.0

TOeos.8

626.0

633.0

645.0

840.9

C- E

HOLE LOG

SEA RINGLATITUDE .

O L O G 1 G A L

iL'KiLLEU b Y JUALI^ "'

1111 t Dip iDEPTHDEPARTURE

DES C R IFelsic Keta Volcanics (Khyo Dacite)

H V LOGGED BY

PT CM

Light greenish grey, highly sheared at GC 0 to C. A.,

occasional rhyatic fragments, alteration leaching,sericitization and soce mariposite

Mafic Meta Volcanics (possibly Dike)

Dark green, fine grained, highly foliated at 50 to C. A.,moderately silicified and carbonated; 23220.0 - 226.0 highly altered and

J pyrite crystalsappears to hare been

assimilated into following rock type because of thiscontact, somevhat gradational

Felsic BikeWhite, fine grained, siliceous, rery ma s sire except forlate fractures; appears to hare assimiliated rock atboth contacts* Contacts semevhat gradational, chloriticvi sp s and stringers

Mafic Meta Volcanics

Similar to 603.8 - 626.0Last three feet appear to be assimilated as described abore

Point Rock

White, five grained, dense, hard aad highly silicified;somevhat fractured, intensity ofgenerally rock is darker greyish

f rae taring raries -as fracturing increases 1

i S A.

NO.

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M PIES

FROM

i

t

i TO

t

t

s

W 1 DTH

.,,.-...-i . ,. -l .

NCLE NO. c-? 2-l

DATE

ASSAYS

j

i.l j

, . ~

,Page 8. / J QlAMO ND np I L l HOL I=" LOG v ) '-i

;CRiLLED 6~ ~ffi ~ . . 11i,'"i\, \ <s.. FD *ATJON i

ID!~ . ._--.

C K E~, SIZE e EA r-UNC IDEP=H IH V LCG'-EO BY

ELEVATION LATITUDE ICEPARTl IRE S A M P l E S FROM I TO E 0 l I CAL 1"'1 E :; l: f\: O. FRa.-1

! \\ I CTH G 0(" R 1 P

.,.. J C~ T0 t

58C.O 1603.8 Felsic ~eta Volcanics (Rhyo Dacite) ! Light &reenish grey, highly sheare~ at 60° to C.A. , I

t I

cccasiGllal rhya1:ic fragsents, a1teratiou leaching, sericitisatioD aad some Dariposite --

1

603.8 626.() Hafic Meta Volcanics (possibly Dike)

Dark creen, fine grained., highly foliated at 500 to C.A. , I I

Moderately silicified aad carbonated; 2% pyrite crystals 220.0 - 226.0 kiebly altered aad appears to haTe been a •• !.i1at¥Q iato fo110,,18.& rock type oec ••• e of this contact, somevha't cr:&dational

-

626.0 633.0 "el.ic Dike White, fill. eraiaeci, .11ic6011., Tery .... iTe except r.r late tractllr •• ; appears to haTe assi.JIlliatecl rock .t ,

Nth c •• tact •• Coatac~. scmevhat &radatioaal, ch~oritic visp. aDQ .tr~.rs

633.0 645.0 Katie Meta VolcaniCS -

S1aUar to 603.8 - 626.0 Last three teet appear to be •• siailatea .s described aboTe

645.0 840.g Poiat &oek

tillite, tia. &r_iaeel, d •••• , brei a.4 kich1T sUicitieel; sOJ&ewhat rractlll'ed, lateaBitT of fractariaa .aries _ ce •• rally rock ia darker greyi.. as tracturiac increasee' !

.... _._J __ ._" ___ ._~_ .. _. __ .~~~. _._ ._ .. _ ~-='~ ___ ... -- ! : i - I

I I . __ .l_ ., I .~--- -

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I

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Page 5.DIAMOND DRILLL^. AT ION

ELEVATIONFROM TO

840.9

C- E

HOLE LOG

BEARINGLATITUDEO L O G 1 C A L

blackish material

greenish outlines

Kent phenomenon

DRILLED' BY'1 1

DIP (DEPTH JH

DEPARTURE

D E S C R 1 P T l

l^tApVF D

V

..C-N....

LOGGED BY

along fractures; sereral sections vith

of possibly blocks, possibly a

Rock is cut several tires by late lamprophyre di

replace-

kes

724.5 - 727.0 Lamp pike

755. 7 - 762.7 " "755. C - 765.2 highly altered, leached, marip'd dike of

unrecognizable origin755.9 767.7 same as aboye

781.4 - 785. C vhite Quartz carbonate fracture785.0 - 785.5 la*P dike787.0 - 792.4 w *

796.0 - 798.0 brecciated poimt rock, 40* quartz806.5 - 806.9

808.9 - 809.8

w w

w n -

809.8 - 816.8 mafic (Sike - granulose texture829.6 - 835.9 it it

carbonate ittnn

Foot of Hole

1

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NO.

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S M P 1 E ; A Ci ~ A Y S ~lEVATION JAilTUCE . r. E : .. C t I\: O. FJi'OM

, TO \\, DTH FROM TO G EQl 0_0 I CAL R I R

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blackish material along fractures~ seyeral _4fetio!la with I

greenish outli~es of' ~ossibl~ bloc!a-L~\lssibl]'" a %"'enlace-, •

I !!!ent phenOI:.lenon I Rock is cut several. tires ~ late lam~l'o~hTre dike~ --1 124.5 - 1'27.0 Lamn Dike

75S.7 - 162.7 " " b.ighly altered, leached, znari~'d

! 765 .. 0 - 765.2 dike of !

unrecognizable orit:in 165.9 - 161.1 sasne as aboTe

181.4 - 18S.C white Quartz carbonate fr~tu..l"e 185.0 - 185.5 1arp eike -187 .. 0 - 792.4 " " 196.0 - 198.0 brecciated poiat roe:k-l. 40~ JIllartl: c&rb_o~at~ j ~il1i ..

806.5 ~ 806.9 " " " 80S.9 - 8C9.8 " " "

I I -

809.8 - 816'.8 marie: like - galllllose textare )

" !

82!.6 - 835.9 " " !

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DIAMOND DPiLl HOLE LOG Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd.ll^)CAT!ON Reef/in Bruce Channel, Dome Twp.

BfcpF SIZE AX

ELEVATIONFROM

0.0

9.5

TO9.5

39.0

f

39.0

69.1

71.7

86.6

69.1

71.7

86.6

90.0

C- E

BE A RING

L AT 1 TUDE

O L O G t C A LCasing

^tebm^ Alling it&yrc D

D! p -85 0 (DEPTH H V LOGGED BY

DEPARTURE

DES C R I P T ION

Intercalated Iron Formation, Siltstone and Argillite Chert

35%'f well banded at 45 O to C. A., micro faulted, 2-5^Po, Py in vuggy stringers

Intercalated Argillite, Siltstone and Iron Formation

ATT i 1 "M 1- p 50^- siltstone 3O?S* chert 155&* sulfides Po and

Py 55? in vuggy stringers; traces magnetite crudely bandedminor micro faulting and folding

Meta Sediments - Arkose

Greyish green, medium grained, highly sheared and sercitizedfelsic composition, crudely banded at 45O to C. A.;

2 - 4% Po in disseminated and narrow stringers

Tuffaceous Meta Sediments - Sandstone

Greyish yellow to yellowish grey color; fine grained: veil

banded in sections at approximately 45 O to C. A., hard,dense, siliceous, moderately sercitized, fractured, 3 -5ftdisseminated and stringers of Po and Py generally alongfractures; sharp contacts

Meta Sediments - Arkose

similar to 6Q.1 ?1 .7

S ANO.

i

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M P l E s;

FROM

:

TO W l DTH

HOLE NO. C-72-2

DATE

ASSAYS

DIAMOND DRIll HOl E LOG Cocheno.ur Willa~s Gold l1in~s Ltd. I

~c A" ION Reef} i. Bruee Chnn 01, Dome TW)'o ~'i\i..!h.li '1lr:tlling !~IirE D I~','t" \ ~ FD HCl.E NO. C-72-2

RE SIZE AX SEARJNG. DiP _850 iDEtTE IH 1£ lLCGGED BY L.e. Chastko IDA E

ELEVATION lA,lTUDE iCFPARTLJRE S A M Pl r S A ~ S_ Y So

£ ROM_ LO _G E 0_ l _0_ G J _C Al DE.::' CR t J? I I _Q N f\; O. FRQ..A TO l\\- , DTH

0.0 ~ ~asint!

9~5 39.0 Intercalated Iron Formation, Siltstone and Argillite Chert

35~· well banded at 45 0 to C.A. micro faulted. 2 - 59[; Po, Py in vug_gy stringers

39.0 69.1 Intercalated Argillite, Siltstone and Iron Formation

.~,,; 1:", 50$..: .siltsto.ne30J1:· curt 15~·snl.fides Po and -py _5% i_n TUI!&!'V st_~ingers; traces magnetite crudely 'banded

l!.iIl~r mi.cr().faulting and folding

69.1 71.7 Meta Sediments - Arkose

Gr.eyi,h ..e:reen. lIledium grained. hiwhlT sheared and sercitized; felsic composition, crudely banded at 45 0 to C.A.;

2 - 4% Po in disseminated and narrow stril1gers ",

. 71.7 86.6 Tuffaceous Meta Sediments - Sandstone

G:&.-_yish yellow to yellowish !!:reT ~olor: fine~"'-Ile~ _w~ll

banded in sections at a'D'Dr ft ... i ....... telyA5° _t_Q C.A •• hard. dense. silieeous, moderately sercitized, fracture~ 3 ~

diaSf!minatedand stringers of Po and Py generally along fractures; sharp contacts

86.6 _9<>..0 Meta Sediments - Arkose

AimilA .... to 6q " _ 71 7

~

Page 2.DIAMOND DPILJ-JLOCATION '

bpE SIZE

ELEVATIONFROM90.0

97.1

102.3

113.5

TO97.1

102.3

113.5

168.5

G E

HOLE LOG

BE A RINGLATITUDE

O L O G I C A L

•'I'RILLEU b Y j^Ajh

D!p iDEPTHDEPARTURE

DES C R ITuffaceous Meta Sediments - Sandstone

Sinilar to 71.7 - 86.6

5^ disseminated blebs and stringers Po^

H V LOGGED BY

PT CM

Py, Tr Cpy

94.0 - 97.1 hi^hlv contorted banding; 5-8^ Fo. Py. TrCpy and sphalerite

Tttffaceous Meta Sediments - Sandstone

Similar to above,1C - 15?5 scattered

pebbles range from

more intenselypebbles mainly

sheared and sercitized;chert, minor felsic,

several mm to 15 mm diameter; generally

angular, flow lines around fragments, some elongation offelsic fragments along shear plane5 - 8Jo blebs Po, minor Py

Conble Conglomerate

Conbles - 80 - 85^

(Meta)

a mainly chert, banded and massive;conbles ranee in size from 2 en to 15 en diameter: 5 - 105C

conbles are felsix, conbles generally brecciated and fractuzMatrix 15 - 20# - mainly Po with minor Py; 5/6 siliceoussediment similar to tuff above

102.3 - 103.0 Traces sphalerite

Quartzite

Yellowish grey color, fine grained, well banded at 40 - 45Oto C. A., sheared and sercitized, 2 - 4# blebs, stringers

and fracture fillings of Po and Py, occasional speckssphalerite and Cpy . relatively uniform texture throughout

S ANO.

ed

i-YN'I^THFD

M P L E 5FROM

|

TO Wl DTH

HOLE NO. c-? 2-2

DATE

ASSAYS

: i

Page 2. DIAMOND. D~ IL t tlOt£ LOG .' J .

I:CA'ION ! ~~'KiLLC'-' to' MRf~~ 1I"t'l¢Hm tlu.E NO. C·72-2

K E SLLE 8EAR1NC D:j3 }DEPTH IH Iv kc GGED BY IDAlE lEl E_'i.ATIO N l AJ LTUDE lCEPARTURE S __ A .M P l E S A ( S A Y .:; FROM TO GEOLOGICA l D£~J:Rt P T ION f\; O. Fr:(QM TO 1~_tllTH

9040 97 .. 1 Tuffaceous Meta Sediro.ents - Sandstone

Sinilar to 71.7 - 86.6

_~~g.:ls~e:mj .. na:ted blebs and stringers Po, Py" Tr Cpy

~4~_Q - 97 .. 1 hi.E':hly contorted bandint:; 5-8~ Fo. _Py~ Tr Cpy and sphalerite

97 .1 102 .. 3 Tt~ffaceous Meta SediItents - Sandstone

Similar to above § more intense]..y .s~~red and serci tized.

1(' - 15% scattered rebbles INlinly chert, m.inor felsic~_

'Debbles rant!e from ~e'\'"er;tl .~ _to l~ _mmcii@et.er; l!:e_nerall.Y_

an!!ular flow lines .around _fr~ent_L so..m..e.. elon!!ation of

felsi£ fl"&pentsalon£ shear -plane

5 - 8% blebs rOt minor Py

1102.3 113.5 Conble Co~~lomerate ~Meta)

..Conbles - 80 - 85% .. mainly~~ert. banded and .JIl~_ssi!:Elt conbles l"anLeill _size from 2 ClD. to 15 cm diAmeter i 5 - 10%

conbles are .. felsix.. c.oltbl~s Jten~:r.a].ly 1>rf:~ci~teA aJld frlLctuI le4 Matrix 1.5 - 20% -.mainly Po with minor Py; 5% siliee-ous

~fII!dimf!l\t ~imilAl" to tuff abOTe

102.3 - 103.0 Traces sphalerite

113.5 168.5 Quartzite

Y~l,Jo~ish gr.-.ey color, fine grained, veIl banded at 40 - 450

to C.A •• sheared and sercitized, 2 - 4S blebs, stringers

and frac'tur4! fillings of Po and Py, occasional specks

snhalerite and CnT •. J:"el~tiTely uniform texture throu2:hout

_.

Page 3.DIAMOND DP. ILL HOLE LOG ' ! -.Lac A", ON ; UHiLLEb t v e&yrpn m s*™ccWe SIZE BEARING DIP IDEPTH H v LOGGED BYELEVATION LATITUDE DEPARTUREFROM168.5

178.0

210.0

TO178.0

210.0

543.0

GEOLOGICAL D E 3 C R 1 PT IONKeta Arkose

Similar composition to above but somewhat coarser texture,

interbanded with fine grained quartzite

Meta Arkose

Yellowish grey color, medium grained, moderately shearedand mottled appearance, distinctive elongated and eheared, B

clasts up to 4 mm diameter, interbanded with minor quartzite

crude banding? 2-455 disseminated and blebs Po, Py-

Quartzite

Yellowish grey color, fine grained, well banded at 40 - 45Oto C. A., sheared and sercitized, occasionalalteration; 3-656 blebs, stringers and fracture fillings

of Po, Py, occasional specks sphalerite and Cpy, relatively

uniform appearance throughout.

Irregular cyclic textural variation from fine grained tomedium grained quartzite

210.0 - 216.0 moderately to highly sercitized and moderate

morip. alteration

250.5 - 292.0 medium grained quartzite

281.0 - 285.0 several massive stringers Po, minor Py

up to 5 Km thick

292.0 - 370.0 fine grained sandstone with few coarse

sections, sheared at 30 o to C. A., leached, altered, ser citized and morip* d in sections; minor brecciation, generallfractures filled with quartz; alteration and fracturing

Increase^ cLt 3TO.O

SAM PL E SNO.

72-2-1

-2

-3)

FROM

210.0

215.0

340.0

-31 345.0

-4

-51

350.5

L 367.0

-51 372.0

-eA 377.0

-61 382.0-7

-8

y -9

-10

387.0

395.5399.7403.6

TO

215.0

219.0

345.0

350.0

356.5

372.0

377.0

382.0

387.0395.5

397.3401.5407.0

WIDTH

5.0

4.0

5.0

5.0

6.5

5.0

5.0

5.0

5.08.5

1.81.83.4

HOLE NO. c-7 2-2

DATE

ASSAYS

^10.010

^0.005

*oD.005

n

n

w

n

tt

n

n

n

nn

:

Page 3. DIAMONI2 I' P Ll l HOLE LOG ,I I ,

. L2IA / 1ON i IL-'HILLt:.L:' bY !~l~-rED }'t,&I!~EQ HCl E NO . C-72-2

- -C 'E ';lZE 8EA RINe D:P iDEPTH IH Iv lLcr;r:£D BY IDATE

ELEVATION 1 A/tTUCE CEPARTURE ...s .A M P I E ; A. ~ S A Y <:..

FROM TO G E 0 l 0(; f CAt DE:;C R f P ..,..

I o N I\:/l FROM Tn \\IDJH I ,-.. 168.5'178.0 Y.eta Arkose

Similar composition to above but somewhat coarser texture" •

interbanded with fine grained quartzite

178.0 . 210.0 Meta Arkose

Yellowish grey color~ medium grained, moderately sheared -

and mottled appearance, distinctive elongated and eheared, B 72-2-1 210.0 1215.0 5.0 ~O.OlO

clasts up to 4 mm diameter, interbanded with minor quartzite crude banding; 2 - 4% disseminated and blebs Po, Py -2 215.0 219.0 4.0 <::.0.005 --

;

210.0 543.0 Quartzite .---. -Yelloyishgr~ color. fine £rained. well banded at 40 - 45 0

to C.A., sheared and sercitized, occasional alteration; 3 - 6% blebs, stringers and fracture fillings -3J 340.0 345.0 5.0 <::.0.005,

of Po, Fy, occasional specks sphalerite arid Cpy, relatively I I -'.

-31 345.0 350.0 5.0 It I

uniform appearance throughout. 1 Irregular cyclic textural variation from fine grained to i

, medium ,;:rained quartzite -4 350.0 356.5 6.5 It

'r--210.0 - 216.0 moderately to highly sercitized and moderate

:

morip. alteration -5 367 .. 0 372.0 5.0 tt

250.5 - 292.0 medium grained ~uartzite _51 372.0 377.0 5.0 It ._.

281.0 - 285.0 several massive stringers Po, ainorPy -~ 377.0 382.C 5.0 It

ul'_ to 5 Itm thick -6J 382.0 387.0 5.0 n

292.0 - 370.0 fine grained sandstone with few coarse -7 387.0 395.5 8.5 It

sections~ sheared at 30e to C.A., leached, altered, ser- -8 395.5 397.3 1.8 It

citized and morip'd in sections; minor brecciation, generall ~ -9 399.7 401.5 1.8 It

fractures filled with quartz; alteration and fracturing -10 403.6 407.0 3.4 It

~u~,,-~~;:t'"O cr." ~IV.V

--

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOC-Page 4.

LOCATION T UKiLLEL b r j^TF D -fttcrHFD

C (JR. E SIZE BEARING Dip JDEPTH H V LOGGED BY

ELEVATION LATITUDE DFPAPTURFFROM

543.0

558.4

631.4

657.6

TO

;

558.4

631.4

657.6

661.6

GEOLOGICAL D ' E S C R 1 PT ION370.0 - 543.0 highly leached, sercitized and morip*d,

recrystallized, somewhat brecciated, disseminated stringers

Po, Py, trace Cpy499.0 - 512.0 breccia zone, intensified alteration as

described above

Meta ConglomerateConbles - felsic iceta volcanic 50 - 60/?; variation in sizebi nodal, up to 10 cm diameter

matrix - fine grained -" 405? siltstone and quartzite

5 - 10# Po, Py, traces Cpyj somewhat brecciated and sheared

Pillowed Meta Volcanics (Rhys-Dacite)

Fine grained, light grey, leached and altered rim-like

features, occasionally amygdaloidal, sheared and minor

fracturing, fracture blebs with Po, Py , occasional Cpy;several sections brecciated and highly leached and mor ip* d

566.9 - 568.5 Lamp dike, mottled, massive

600. Q - 6 31.4 highly sheared at 30 - 35O to C. A.,sercitized

Meta Conglomerate

605? chert fragments, ranging from 10 - 15 en diameter down

to 2 - 3 cm; biondal, smaller size dominant; minor felsicfragments varying from angular to elongated subrounded,

30/6 mafic chloritic matrix; 10/5 Po, minor Py

Intercalated Meta Argillite fc Meta Siltstone

Fine grained, well banded at 30 - 40 O to C. A.

SAM Pi. E SNO.

-i:-i

-13^

-131

-14

-15)-151

-16

-17 1

-171

FROM

. 423.3

t 470.9

. 458.0

i 503.0

509.3

, 543.0547.0

551.8

631.4

i 636.4

-18A 641.4

-18* 646.0

-19| 650.3

-20A 666.0

-20^ 672.0

TO

435 f 9

471.5

503.0

507.6

512.6

547.0551. S

558.4

636.4

641.4

646.0

650.3

657.6

672.0

678.0

WIDTH** f^.0

1.6

5.0

4.6

3.3

4. C4.8

6.6

5.0

5.0

4.6 <

4.3

7.3

6.0

6.0

HOLE NO- C-72-2

DATE

ASSAY S

^c.cosTt

rr

t?

Tf

n

n

M

n

Tt

C. 005n

nn

n

Page 4. DIAMOND [JP Il t HOLE LOG I

L'jAT ION , jL.:KILLC.t.; bY i~~t-Ff) 1i:it'N h~l-l ED_ HOLE NO. C-72-2 -

~fZE SEA KINe D!P ! !H Iv IL_Cr.,r:ED BY IDATE IDEFTH

IE LEVATION 'l ATtTUDE iCFPAE?ILLRE S A M P L r :; A c;, S 1 Y <;

FRON. LO G E 0 l 0(; Ie A l DES C R I P ..... J o N t\; O. F~ TO "tvfDTH I

370.0 - 543.0 highly leached, sercitized and morip'd. -1 423.3 425.9_ 2.6 ~Q ._OC'l_Ci

recrystallized, somewhat brecciated, disseminated stringers -1 470.9 471.5 1.6 " Po. PT. trace Cpy -l~~ 498.0 503.0 5.0 " 499.0 - 512.0 breccia zone, intensified alteration as -13 503.0 507.6 4_.6 " . described above -14 509.3 512.6 3.3 "

543.0 558.4 Meta Conglomerate -15. 543.0 1547 ,0 4.0 " Conbles - felsic meta yolcanic 50 - 60%; variation in size -15 1 547.0 551.8 4 -Q e'" " bi noda~, up to 10 cm -- diameter -16 551.8 558.4 6.6 if

matrix - fine grained -' 40% siltstone and Quartzite -171 631.4 636.4 5.0 " 5 - 10% Po. Py. traces Cp~z somewhat brecciated and sheared -17 636.4 641.4 5 .. 0 » -

558.4 631.4 Pillowed Meta Volcanics (Rhys-Dacite)

Fine grained. light gr~, leached and altered rim-like

features, occasionally amygdaloidaI, sheared and minor , !

fracturinJt.- fracture blebs with Po, Py , o~casional Cpy; , 1

seyeral_ sections brecciated and highly leached and moriptd ,

566.9 - 568 .. 5 Lamp dike, mottled, lIlassiTe - .1---

600.0- - 631.4 highly sheared at 30 - 350 to C.A. , I serCl.tl.zeCl.

631.4 657.6 Meta Conglome~ate -18~ 641.4 646 .. 0 4.6 <: 0.005 --.

60% ch-ert fi"agments. ranging from 10 - 15 em diam.ter down -18 646.0 650.3 4.3 IT

to 2 - 3 cml biondal, smaller size dominant; minor felsic -19 550.3 557.6 7.3 n

fragments varying from angular to elongated subrounded, -20 666.0 672.0 6.0 " 30% mafic chloritic matrix; 10% l'o, minor Py -20 672.0 678.0 6.0 "

657.6 661.6 Intercalated Meta Argillite & Meta Siltstone i

Fine grained, veIl banded at 30 - 40 0 to C.A.

Page 5.DIAMOND DPILJ.LOCATION ;C*F SIZE

ELEVATIONFROM661.6

668.0

678.0

688.7

736.4

752.0

795.0

j. ..T O668.0

678.0

688.7

736.4

752.0

795.0

853.0

G E

HOLE LOG

BEARING

LATITUDE

O L O G 1 C A L

t

jlXiLL-Eu b. j^M^^

DiP iDEPTHDEPARTURE

D E o C R l

H lv (LOGGED BY

PT t O N"Intercalated Meta Conglomerate fc Meta Argillite b S iltstone

30^ conbles as described abore; 70?* siltstone and

argillite material; well banded

Meta Conglomerate

As before

Chert - Amphibolite Iron Formation

crudely banded-

Meta Volcanics -pillowed Rhyodacite

Light brown, fine

688.7 - 689.7 40

grained.

- 50# massive Po alone contact715.0 - 716.0 minor Aspy crystals in fractures, shamlower contact

Tuffaceous Sediments - Quartzite?

Greyish brown, fine grained, fractured gradation*! contactwith chloritic sediments below

Meta Conglomerate

Felsic conbles, bimodal, from 5 - 8 cm diameter down to

1 cm; matrix ranges from hishlT chloritic from 7 s? o -779.0 to a felsic tuff or quartzite siltstone 779.0 - 795. O

Tuffaceous Meta Sediments - Quartzite?

Fine - medium grained, occasional scattered clast s. general!siliceous, moderately leached and altered; 1 -^ disseminat

r- *a A

NO.

-21

-22

-23

-24

v

Cd Po.

-YNl^HFD

M P L E 5FROM

678.0

687.6

710.0

JOL5.J)

Ey

TO

687.6

688.7

715.0725.0

WIDTH

9.6 ^1.1

5. C

10.0

HOLE NO. C -7 2-2

DATE .

ASSAYS

'. 0 ^0,05

w

w

n

t : i

Page 5. DIAMOND DP Il l HOLE LOG /

L~AiION i IL:KILLt:.LJ bY !trA~-rF f) 1~'(F-Jll~~ iCl E NO. C-72-2 -C F SIZE 8EA RING. DIP iDEPtH IH lv fL.c Gr:ED 8Y DATE

IE LEVATION fl Ai/TUDE iCEPARTIJRE ; A M P l r ; A S S Y ~ . DE::'C R 1 ..£

..,. I C.N I\;n FROIv! TO I"" I DTH FROM TO G E 01 0'":. J CAL f '...' .

661.6 668.0 Intercalated Meta Conglomerate & Meta Argillite & Siltsto~~

30% conbles as described above; 70% siltstone and i

argillite material; well banded

668.0 . 678.0 Meta Conglomerate

As before I

678.0 688.7 Chert - Amphibolite Iron Formation -21 678.0 687.6 06 _~ ._Q..005

crudelI. banded -22 687.6 _6.88.7 1.1 " -23 710.0 715 .0 .5 ,0 "

688.7 .736.4 Meta Volcanics -'pillowed Rh;r:odacite -24 715.0 72.1\ ,0 i10.0 " -Light brown. fine grained ..

688.7 - 689.7 40 - 50% massive Po along: conta.~t 715.0 - 716.0 minor Aspy crystals in fractures. ~bArn

lower contact ! -"

> J

736.4 752.0 Tuffaceous Sediments - Quartzite? •

Greyish broft"n. fine R:rained.. frac tured ....£r...ada tional l"t'tn~Ju!t -r---wit!1 chloritic sediments below

752.0 795.0 Meta Co~lomerate --Felsic' conbles. bimodal. from 5 - 8 em diJlmf!t:f!1'" dow..n _t.o

1 em: matrix rana:es from hi,hl ... ~hl.riti~ f"rt\ftI '7~?c\

779.0 to a felsic tuff or Quartzite siltstone 779.0 _ 7905 ,0

795.0 853.0 Tuffaceous Meta Sediments - Q'Ilartzite?

Fine - medium grained, occasional scattered clasts. e:ene..r.a.ll !v- i Siliceous, moderately leached and altered; 1 - 3c.t dis.S. emina t ed l't\ ..Pv

Page 6.DIAMOND DRILLLOCATION /'

C W F SIZE

ELEVATIONFROM853.0

_____ 1

1054.9

1059.0

1259.0

TO1054.9

1059.0

1259.0

1325. C

G EMa f

HOLE LOG

8EA RING

LAT i TUDEO L O G J C A Lic Meta Volcanics

:'

DRILLED b Y

D'P iDEPTH

DFPARTURF

DES- Andesite

Fine - isediur grained, moderately

C. R L

H

P T t

ICTARTF rV

0 rvJ

^

LOGGED BY

-

to highly cliloritized,

acrbibolitized, brecciated and fractured

20^ silicified carbonate; 1-3^

Possibly pillowed

disseminated Fo , Pyin sections with alteration along

pillow rims, occasional through sections of inter flow and

inter pillow sediments - sediments contain 5 - 10^ Po, Py

well foliated at 4C - 5CQ to C.A.1038.0 - 1038.7 }

1041.0 - 1042.0 )

1043.0 - 1045.0 )

1052.0 - 1054.0 )

breccia zones , 60^ silicified

carbonate; 30^ gauge and fault

material; 5 -

Traces A spy

8# Po, PT,

Feldspatic Bike

Brownish grey, mottled, massive except for fracturing

Tuffaceous Sediments

Medium grey, finebanded in sections

slightly fractured

quartz carbonate;

- Quartzite

to medium grained, massive to vaguely, generally very uniform textured;

, occasional Po , Py, traces Cpy in

shearing intensifies down holehighly sheared with some nariposite and

occasional felsic

sericite; sectionsAlteration;

and quartz clasts, generally pebble sizeand smaller; shearing 30 - 40 O to C.A.

Meta Conglomerate

30^ felsic conbles up to 10 cm diameter; matrix fine

S ANO.

-25

-26

-YN'i'irHFD

M P L. E SFROM1C 38. C

1050.5

TO

1045. C

1054.?

W f DTH

7.0 ^

4.4

HOLE NO. C-72-2

DATF

ASSAYS

:c.oc5

TT

i ; t

Page 6. Q.l8..MO ND DP.ll l HOLE LQ(; ~710N f lL-HILLC.L,: Qr !~l<fr= rJ 1~'t~ll&FD -IC'l E No.. C-72-2 ---_. -

! lH Iv lL.c G'-ED 8Y DATE C F ';IZE SEA RINe OlE.. JDEPIH F LEVATIQN L AilTllDE CEPARTIJRE S M ~ l E S A 5i ~ A Y r;;

FROM TO G E 0 t 0(, t _C A t f)£SL R 1 £.. .... I C N I\: O. FROtv! TO "' I DTH I

853.0 lO54.jJ Mafic Meta Volcanics - Andesite -25 lC38.0 l(145.J 7 .C~ C • OC C;

Fine - mediwr. grained, moderately to highly chloritized, ,

ah:T'hibo1itized, brecciated and fractured -26 1050.5 1C5A.~ 4.4 " 20% silicified carbonate; 1 - 3% disseminated Po, Py

. Fossiblypillowed in sections with alteration alonp;

~illow rims~ occasional throu_gh sections of inter flow and

inter p;llow sediments - sediments contain 5 - 10% Po, Py

well foliated at 40 - se o to C.A.

1038.(- - 1038.7 ,

breccia 60% silicifi~d J zones, -1041.0 - 1C42.C

, carbonate; 3()% gauge and fault J

1043 .. 0 - 1C45.C ) D1.aterial; 5 - 8% Po, Py,

1052.0 - 1054.0 ) Traces Aspy

1054.9 1059.Cl Feldspatic Dike

BroVllish grey, mottled, massive except for frac~uring I I -" >

J 1059.0 1259.Cl Tuffaceous Sediments - Quartzite i

, Medium grey, fine to medium grained, massive to vaguely

'r---banded in sections, generally very uniform textured;

slightly fractured, occasional Po, Py, traces Cpy in

quartz carbonate; shearin« intensifies down hole; sections .~

higl1ly sheared with some naripo3ite and sericite alteration

occasional felsic and quar.tz clasts, genera.l1y pebble size and smaller; shearing 30 - 40 0 to C.A.

1259.0 l325.C Meta Conglomerate

30% felsic conbles up to 10 cm diameter; matrix fine

- ---

Page 7.DIAMOND Df?!LLLOCATION ,'

C^E SIZE

ELEVATION

FROM

1325.0

1400.0

1518.9

L555.0

TO

1400.0

1518.9

1555.0

1578.5

G E

HOLE LOG

8EA RING

LATITUDE

O L O G t C A Lgrained, grey tuff

D'P

DEPARTURE

D

; ,URTuLEu b T itr^yrcn -^'"^urn

DEPTH

E Sand siltstone,

C R f

H V LOGGED BY

P T l C JvJsome conbles reser.ble

*point rock* in appearance, altered, sercitized, leached

and some ciorip

Intermediate Meta Volcanics (Rhyodacite)

Pillowed, leachedscattered amygdals

and altered rings* spherulalike rims,, ,, some intestitual sediments

Intermediate Keta Volcanics (Eacite)

Possibly pillowed in sections, altered rims, wisps of

chloritic material

meta brecciated in; minor inter flow sediments; possibley

sections with vague fragments outlined;

inter flow sediments contain 10 - 1555 Po^ PT1493 - 1518. C volcanics appear more siliceous1508.0 ~ 1509. 3 mafic dike, mottled, medium grained

Keta Arkose

Greenish grey, medium grained, scattered quarts clastsor pebbles up to several mm diameter, sheared slightlysilicified, shearing increased down hole

2 - 3^ Po, Py, some hematite

at 45 0 to C. A.

staining

Meta Conglomerate

Licht greenish, fine grained matrix varying from light

green to dark chlorite, scattered ftebbles of ou*r1:r.

felsic and mafic fragments varvinc in size from rew tn cm

sheared at 40 - 45O to C. A., moderately sercitized

SAM PL E ^

NO.

-27

-28)

-2 SB

-29*

-29B

-30A

-30B

-31A

-31 B

-*?A

-33

FROM

l

1397.5

1526.8

1531.0

1535.9

1541.0

1546.0

1551.0

1556.0

1561.0

J 5 66.01S71 ,0

1S7.-5.3

TO

1398.5

1531.0

1535.9

1541.0

1546.0

1551.0

1556.0

1561.0

1566.0

1571 0

lf.75.31S7R-*

WIDTH

1.0 <

4.2

4.9

5.1

5.0

5.0

5.0

5.0

5.0

4 3

,

HCLE NO. C -7 2-2

DATE

A S S, A Y S

C. 005

r.

Tt

tt

tf

n

tt

tt

n

n . . . .n

n

; t

Page 7. QJAMOND Dp.ut HOLE LOG

/

~ATION i jL:KI LLt:. L: c" !~~-rFf) 1~1~11~~ __ , iCl E N.Q,. C-72-2 -C F ~ I.IE

! IH Iv iLC Gr:ED BY DATE. SEA RINC Dl~ IDEPTH ;E LEVAT ION l AT I TUDE CEPARTURE S A M .~ l E S_ _IA S .s. A Y <;'~ . , FROM TO G E 0 l 00. I CAl r"\ £SJ: R 1 .E. "'r I o ", f\;n F~ Tn V\' DTH I '--' ~

grained, grey tuff and siltstone, some conb1es resemble

'roint rock' in appearance, altered, sercitized, l~ac!1ed •

and sore morip

1325.0 140('.0 Intermediate Meta Volcanics (Rhyodacite)

Pillowed. leached and alter~d rinLs1 s~heru1alike rimsJ -27 1397.5 1398.5 1.0 < C.OO5 scattered amygdals, some intestitua1 sediments I

-28J 1526.8 l531.~ 4.2 r.

1400.0 1518.9 Inter~cdiate Meta Volcanics (Uacite) -- -28B 1531.0 15 .3~_~5 A-----9. Tt

Possibly pillowed in se~tions, altered rims, wisl's of chloritic material; minor_inter floy sediments; possib1ey -29B 1535 .. 9 1541.0 5.1 " I--- -meta brecciated in sections with Ta~ue frapents outlined; -29B 1541.0 1546.0 ...5......0. Tt

inter flow sediments contain 10 - 15% Po-, Py

1493 - l518.~ volcanics appear more siliceous -lOA 1546.0 1551.0 5.0 ff

1508.0 - 1509.3 n:.afic dike, mottled, medium grained -30B'155l.0 1556 __ 0 5.0 n ,

-'- )

1 1518 .. 9 1555.0 Meta Arkose i

, Gre~nish_grey:, medium Krained ..... sca.ttered Quartz clasts -r---or rebb1es to several mru diameter, sheared slightly : u:p I silicified, shearing increased down h~le at 45 0 to C.A. ., ~cf P Py, some hematite staining ... - ~/O 0, ---

1555.0 1578.5 Meta Conglomerate -3U 1556.0 1561.0 5 .. 0 Tt

Lint greenish,_ fine grained matrix variing from 1iLht -31B ~561.0 i1566.0 5 LO. " green to dark chlorite .. scattered nebbles of' nnA ......... .-:t?! !, ~,:;.,:;. n " ~." n c:. n ft

felsic _and llI,&.fiJ:. _:fra~nts xaryinL.in .Bile.. from Dlm tl"l l'!m _.'~?R ""71 n !1C;7r; _~ .d. _'1.. _Tt

sheared at 40 - 450 to C.A. , moderatelv- sercitized -3.'1 :1~7.a; ~ '1 _C; 7 ~c; ~ ? ff

--- - -'----

DIAMOND DP ILL HOLE LOGPage 8.

LOG AT ON

CoBk SIZE BEARING

ELEVATION LATITUDE

FROM TO

1578.5

1583. C

1594. C

1598. (

1602.;

GEOLOGICA Lchloritized

1565 - 1578

t'KiLLED 6V

DIP iDEPTH

DFPARTURF

D E 3 C R 1and silicified; 2 - 3;

H

P T 1t P o, Py

fi&MrF DV

C M

LOGGED BY

-

5 silicification increases

1583.0 Mafic Dike

Dark 5reen L r editor; grained, mottled

1594.0 Highly altered sediments

60^ hiffhlr CKXBXxxxxKt sediments, rrobablv conp.lorce

and greywacke; chloritized and biotized matrix; shea

and sercitized fragments30 - 40?J silicified carbonate sections; shearing450 to C. A, ; orerall 455 Po, Py

at

1598.0 Meta Sediments

Predominantly greywacke, light grey, fine grained, i:calated with chloritic sediments; 30# scattered chlo:

clast s; 20?5 silicified carbonate with ankerite strin4Jg disseminated Po, Py blebs

1602.3 Mafic Dike

As before

1657.0 Meta SedimentsGreywacke with lainor conglomerate sections; chloriti:

and amphibolitized; contorted, leached, few marip fdsections; overall 3Vfc carbonated t Sft blebs of Po, PTTr A spy

S A

NO.

ate

-ed

iter- itic

jers;

ed

f

-^'l^HFD

K/, PI E ?;

FROM-34

-35A

-35B

-36

-37A

-37B

-38A

38B 7QA

TO1583.0

1590.0

1594.0

1602.3

L 605.0

L 610.0

1614.0

1618.01621 0

WIDTH1590.0

1594.0

1598.0

1605.0

1610.0

1614.0

1618.0

1621*01625 0

HOLE NO. C-72-;

DATE

ASSAYS

7.0

4. C

4.0

2.7

5.0

4.0

4.0

3*04 0

CO. 005TT

TT

TT

-o.oosIt

It

If

0 005

DIAMOND QHlll HOL E Page 8.

19G --a lON : JL,;KILLt:.t...: bY !~~-rFD 1~'t~tl&FD He l . E _t'·tO. C-72-

. SIZE 8F A RlNC [21~ _il2£ErU let Iv 'LeGGED 6Y IDATE

tEL EVATION l ATtTlJDE ICEPARTIJRE ;:, A M f') l E _s_ A s .s. y

FROM TO G E 0 lOG Ie A l D E~C R~ _P T ION NO. FROM TO I~IDTH chlori tized and sil ;.cifiedl 2 - 3% Po, Py -34 .1.';83.0 1590.0 7.C f::Q.OO5

1565 - 157805 silicification increases -35A 11590.0 1594.(\ 4.C " -35B i1594.0 1598.0 4._0 "

1578. ~ 1583.0 Mafic Dike -36 II 60 2.3 16CS .0 2.7 " Da.rk f!reen I"'ediul'!: .r::rained. I!lottled

1583.( 1594.0 Highly altered sediments

6C~ _hi!!hlY _ill~~J:~~ -"L s_ediment~L. probabl", conp.:lome: '.::.te 2.nd ~reTwack(;. el-l~ritized~I!d biotized matrix. shea I"ed

and serci tized fra.e::1r.ents ~O - 40~ ~i.:Licified carbonate se~ions j shearing at

450 to C .. A. j overall 4% P(t, Py

1594.( 1598.0 Meta Sednents

Predomil!ant1y greywe.cke, light grey, fine grained, i ~ter-calated yith ch10ritic 8ed~ents; 30% scattered chlo itic

clasts, 20% silicified carbcnate with amkerite strin ers; 4% disselldnat~d P01 ~ blebs

1598.( 16C2.3 Mafic Dike

As before

1602. ~ 1657.0 Meta Sediments -37A 16M.O 1610.0 s.o ~~ Grey1t'8.cke with minor co~iomer.ate sections; ch10riti ed -37B 1610.0 1614.Q 4._0 " and ~p~bolitized; contorted~ leached, fey marip'd -38.A l6~" .. O 11618.0 4.0 " sections; oTerall 30% carbonate<i.L ~ blebs of Po, Py .,cn ,_" 0 .... , 1:. ... , n 'lI .... _.ft. --- ~-- .- - --- -- ---Tr A:spJ'" .~QA 1 ~?' .n .. 1Ji~ n A n n nne.

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGPage 9

LOCATION ;

cSII E SIZE

ELEVATION

FROM

1657.0

1801.0

1811.5

1842.5

1851.0

1853.5

TO

1801.0

1811.5

1842.5

1851.0

1853.5

1861.0

G E

JUKILLED 6T jttA^FD

SEARINGLATITUDE

O L O G l C A L

D'P iDEPTH

DEPARTURE

D E S C R l

H

P T J1621.0 - 1629.0 90# silicified carbonate

1640.8 - 1642.0 morip'd fine stringers

V

0 N

LOGGED BY

-

of fine Aspy

Meta Sediments - Greywacke

Gre**n . fine ir.edi

nnhn Kftl i f-l *.*A * ?Q

some amkerite- 10

mn grained, chloritized and

fi s i 1 i f i fi ̂ d earhona^f Of-riTKTOTr , vi ^- 203S scattered clasts. generally

more felsic than matrix; few narrow cherty horizons

Meta Sediments - Chert 6- Siltstone Intercalated

Lie1? t- greenish, leached and altered, moderatelybrecciated, 5-8^ disseminated Po, Py

Meta Sediments - Greywacke

Green, highly amphibolitized and chloritized, 20 ̂

it 0*1; 1 1* r c* d o.laifts* 20 -^304. silicified carbonate

stringers: rock generally brecciated - real hodge podge

Mafic Dike

As before

Mafic Meta Volcanics

Highly chloritized and amphibolitized; grey, fine grained,

sheared and slightly fractured

Mafic Dike

As before

i S A

NO.-39B-40A

-40 B

-41

-42

-43

-44-45

-46

-47

-48

-49

-50

-51

-52

-53

-54-55

-56

-57-58

-59

-60

-61

-62-63-64

- i N 1 ^HFD

M P l E ^

FROM

1625.01629,0

1634.0

1638.5

1640.21643.0

1648.01653.0

1767.2

1801.0

1807.0

1811.5

1816.5

1821.5

1826.0

1830.9

1841.61861.0

1944.8

1949.51954.5

1959.0

1963.7

1968.7

1973.01978.01983.0

TO

1629.01634.0

1638.5

1640.2

16.43^0

1648.0

1653.01658.0

1774.4

1807.0

1811.5

1816.5

1821.5

1826.0

1830.9

1836.0

1842.51863.0

1949.5

1954.51959.0

1963.7

1968.7

1973.0

1978.01983.01988.0

WIDTH

4.05.0

4.5

1.7

2.85.0

5.05.0 ^

7.2

6.0

4.5

5.0 ^

5.0

4.5

4.9

5.1

1.92.0

4.7

5.04.4

417

5.0

4.3

5.05.05.0

HOLE NO. C -7 2-2

DATE

ASSAYS

0.005n

t*

tt

n

Tt

n

0.035

O.OOS

0,025

0,047

0.005n

tt

tt

n

n

n

tt

tt

tt

n

w

t!

irn

tt

; j

:

~MOND DPILL HOLE / Page 9.

I , LOG . :. r- -~'ION

I JL:KI L Lt:.l.) b ,. !~l~tED II:?(Ri'1 &FD HClE NO. C-72-2 I - -! IH Iv _1L.c ~G r: ED 8 Y C F SIZE BE A RING. D:_~_ IDEPIH D~_TE

iE LEVATION l ATJTtJDE CFPARTllRE !

A M P l S r S A <; S A Y ~

FROM.I TO G E 0 lOG Ie A l DE:; C R I -P .... J C~ t\; O. FROtv1 TO 'v\ I DTH I

! 1621.0 - 1629.0 90% silicified carbonate -39B 1625.0 1629.!'l 4.0 0.005

1640.8 - 1642.0 mori'D'd fine strin£ers of fine AS'DV -40A '1629.0 1634.0 5.0 " -40B 1634 .. 0 1638 .. 5 4 .. 5 "

1657.0 1801.0 Meta Sediments - Greywacke -41 1638.5 1640.2 1-.7 r.

1 Gr~iF'n £1 niF' _ m~dium D'r:d ned l!h]ltrif:i~f'!d .And -42 1640.2 16.43.0 2....8 " ~m,.,I'Li hnl ;t:;w~~n -20ct: !IIi lit'!i t"if'!d l!Arhonat:f'! .1ltri nD'f'!1'"!Il wuh -43 16.3.0 1648.0 _5.0 " some amkerite· 10 - 20~ scattered clasts. ~enera11'V'

j

-44 1648.0 1653.0 5.0 " .JlI.ore ie1sic ~than matrix: few narrow cherty horizons -45 1653.0 1658.0 5.0 ~ 0.035

-46 1767.2 1774.4 7.2 0.008

1801.0 1811.5 Meta Sediments - Chert & Siltstone Intercalated -47 1801.0 1807.0 6.0 0.025

Li~t ~reenish. leached a~d a1tered~ moderately -48 1807.0 1811.5 4.5 0.047 . brecciated. 5 - 8% disseminated Po~ Py -49 1811.5 1816.5 5.0 -< 0.005

-:50 1816.5 1821.5 5.0 " 1811 __ 5 1842.5 Meta Sed~ents - Greywacke -51 1821.5 1826.0 4.5 "

Green~ high1~ am~hibo1itized aAd ch1oritized~ 20% -52 '1826.0 1830.9 4.9 It I -I

.l!.~t.~'I"~d 4:!1 •• t:.· 20 - 30ctsili4:!it"i4l!dc:arbonate -53 1830.9 1836._0 5.1 " i ! : ,

S:tI:ABlerSi rock generally brecciated - real hod£e pod£e -54 '1841.6 1842.5 1.9 " -55 1861.0 l863.~ 2.0 It

1842.5 1851.0 Hafic Dike -56 -194 •• 8 1949.S •• 7 " :

As before -57 1949.5 1954.S 5.0 " -58 1954.5 1959.0 4.4 tt

-,

1851.0 1853.5 Hafic Me'ta Volcanics -59 1959.0 1963.1 417 If

HiEhly chloritized and amphibolitized;. £rey •. fine_ltrained. -60 1963.7 1968.7 5.0 " sheared and sli~t1y fractured -61 1968.7 1973.0 4.3 r.

-62 1973.0 19i8.~ 5.C r.

1853.5 1861.() Mafic Dike -63 1978.0 1983.() 5.0 " As before -64 1983.0 1988.(1 5.0 "

~

Page 10.

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGLOCATION

C 81 E SIZE 8EA RING

ELEVATION LATITUDEFROM1861.0

1944.8

TO1944.8

2009.0

G E O L O G 1 C A LMafic Meta Volcanics

DRILLED fer jDA rh ^

DIP IDEPTH

DEPARTURE

DES C R 1

H

P T 1

V

C t\!

LOGGED BY

Dark to medium green, fine grained, massive except for

fracturing, quartz and carbonate stringers

1861.0 - 1963.0 fractured, silicified,

traces Py and Aspy

Mafic Meta Volcanics (Seds?)

carbonated,

Chlorite - Amphibolite 60#

Silicified Carbonate - 40*

Highly sheared and foliated at 40 - 450 to C. A.1944.8 breccia zone, marip'd - some highly silicified

and carbonated sections

.

r S A

NO.-65

z fa \ ^H ED

M P L E 5

FROM1988.0

-66 J1993.0-67-68

1998.02003.0

TO1993.0

1998.0

2003.02009.0

WIDTH5.0

5.0

5.06.0

HCLE NO. C-72-2

DATE

ASSAY S

^0.005

0.006CO. 005^0.005

i 1

Page 10.

DIAMONIl Qp.lll HOLE LOG / I .

~TION f jL:KILLt:.L; D1 !~~-rF r'\ J~'/F.J II & ffi-.... ____ . tiel E NO. C-72-2 -C F <; ILE SEA RING

! IH Iv lLCGr..ED 8Y Dlj3 IDEPIH DATE

ELEvATION l ATITUCE lcEPARTLIRE S tv. P l _E S. A S ~ A Y <;

FROM TO G E Ol oc:. I CAl DE:; C R I P ~ I C N I\; O. F~ Tn 'v\ I DTH I , 1861.0 1944.8 Mafic Meta Volcanics -65 1988.0 1993.0 5.0 ':::'0.005

Dark to medium green, fine grained, massiTe except for -66 '1993.0 1998.0 5.0 0.006

fracturing~ Quartz and carbonate stringers -67 1998.0 2003.0 5.0 1<0.005

1861.0 - 1963.0 fractured, silicified, carbonated, -68 2003.0 2009.0 6.0 KO.005 I traces Py and Aspy

1944.8 2009.0 Mafic Meta Volcanics (Seds?) I I

Chlorite - Amphibolite 60%

Silicified Carbonate - 40%

Hi£hlY sheared and foliated at _40 - 450 to C.A. 1944.8 breccia zone, mariptd - some hi&h1y silicified +- -aDd carbonated sections

! I i -., ,

J i

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._ .

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C-

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07,2-1-2

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072-1-11

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C72-1-1?

C72-1-18

0.005

0.005

(< - less than)

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C72-1-18

« - less than)

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REPORT N0'1

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SAMPLES) OF Core

C-72-2-1-2-3A-3B-4-5A-5B-6A-6B-7-8-9.-10

-11-12-13A

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SAMPLS(S) OF Core

Gold Au oz/ton

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SAMPLB(S)OF core

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5, 1972

^.005 <0.005 * 0.00.5 <0.005

,

C-72-2-16-17A

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CERTIFICATE 0r ANALYSIS

Gold Au Oz/ton

C-72-2-30B 0,605

-31B-32A-32B

33

-35A-35B

-37A .37B-38A-38B-39A

-HI

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Dec. 5. 1972

^005

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^0.005 ^0*005

<0.005

*0.005 <0.005

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~318 ,

';"32A ~32B

~33

0-·72-2..;34 ~.35A

;"'35B ;.r.;!6

-31A "'37B ~38A

-38B -391 ~39B ~140A

;..40B

.... 41

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CERTIFICATE OF

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C-72-2-42-43-44-115-46!-*7.:-1*8-49-50-51-52-53

-55-56

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Dec. 5, 1972 ^^

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0.0080.0250.04?

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C-72 ... 2-42· : <0~005

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SIGNED . _____ ......... _~'-------..,.... ,

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SAMPUOS) OF

Cochenour Willand Gold Mines, Ltd.,Cochenour,Ontario.Attention Mr. L. Chastko

Core

life

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C-72-2-61-62-63-64-65-66-67

C-72-2-68

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Ooid Au oz/ton

X0.005*0,005^o..do^'< 0.00.5,^0.005

0.006"C, 005< . 005

Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded after two monthsDec. 5, 1972

DATE SIGNED

TORONTQ^ONCTON, and SPOKANE, WASH.

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SAMPLS(S) OF

Cochenour W1llan~ Gold MlneS,·Ltd., Cochenour, Ontario. Attention Mr. L. Chastko

Core

C-72-2~61

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-63 .. 64 -65 -66 ... 67

C-72-2,;..68

.... pies. Pulps and Rejects discarded after two months

Gold Au oz/ton

<0~005

"0~005 <0.005 <0.005", <0.005 , 0.006 ' <.005 <.005

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3342 '

Dec. 5, 1972 DATE ____________________________ _ SIGNED -----t--7"------~----~

TORONTQ-1MONCTON, and SPOKANE, WASH.

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