Spirtt Cake - Geology Ontario

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Spirtt Cake-1 EXPLORATIONS LIMLIMITED

Ut RICHMOND STREET W. .SUITE 916TORONTO, ONTARIO

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Telephone: (416) 364-3162

FAX: (416) 364-5265

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED APRIL 30,1990

(UNAUDITED)

TO THE SHAREHOLDERS:

The Directors are pleased to present the unaudited interim financial report for the nine month period ending April 30, 1990.

Also enclosed is a "Press Release" concerning the appointment of new Executive Officers and a new Director for Spirit Lake Explorations Limited. The services rendered by Dr. John Hansuld who resigned as President to remain a Director, and Everett Fagg who resigned as a Director, were valuable and appreciated.

The winter drilling program on the "Edwards" gold property northeast of wawa, Ontario was completed in April. During the period from November 5, 1989, to April 17, 1990, thirty drill holes totalling 19,378 feet were completed and intersected many significant and spectacular gold inter sections. Three principal gold-bearing horizons, the Porphyry, Carbonate, and Shaynee have been identified. Both the Porphyry and Carbonate zones have been traced over a strike length of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of 800 feet. The Shaynee has been intersected by 10 drill holes and remains virtually untested. The 325 foot level drift from the former Edwards shaft is 2 50 feet n orth of the three gold horizons.

Plans and sections of dr'ill results are nearly com plete. Drill indicated ore calculations and engineering studies will be carried out immediately in order to proceed with both surface and underground exploration.

Management feels that present weak gold prices are short-termed and that successful exploration and development of a h igh grade gold deposit now will enable the Edwards Property to be in production coincident with better market conditions and higher gold prices down the road.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

June 28, 1990 v. Noble Harbinson Toronto, Canada President.

INTERIM STATEMENT OF INCOME AND DEFICIT (CONSOLIDATED)

.fOR THE NINE tfONTH PERIOD ENDED APRIL 30.1990 (Unaudited)

Nine Months Nine MonthsEnded Ended

April 30 April 301990 1989

REVENUEInterest income . S 55.819 S 82.906

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Accounting and secretarial fees 10,967 5,500

Legal and audit fees 56,658 21,005

Transfer agent fees 5,092 2,998

Share certificate costs - 1,058

Shareholders' information and meeting 15,201 5,809

Directors' and committee fees 10,400 10,500

Administration 89,177 13,825

Head office travel and promotion 41,695 26,144

Stock exchange fees 1,500 500

TOTAL EXPENSES 230.690 87.339

NET LOSS FOR THE PERIOD- ( 5174,871) (S 4,433)

INTERIM STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION(CONSOLIDATED)

FOR THE NINE MONTH PERIOD ENDED APRIL 30.1990 (Unaudited)

CASH PROVIDED BY (USED IN):

Nine MonthsEnded

April 301990

Nine MonthsEnded

. April 30 1989

A. OPERATING ACTIVmES Net Loss for the period Changes in non-cash working capital balances

(S 174,871) ( 34.123)

( 208,994)

(S 4,433)( 66,551)

{ 70,984)

B. FINANCING ACTIVITIESIssue of common shares for:

-Cash- Canadian Exploration Expenditures

Shares repurchased for cancellation

C. INVESTING ACTIVITIES ,;- - v ., Deferred exploration expenditures Option - mining claims Purchase of building and plant

INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH DURING THE PERIOD

Cash- beginning of period

Cash-end of period

355,000225,000

( 278.841)

301,159

400,0001,200,000

1,600,000

( 651,886) ( 12,500) ( 36,466)

( 700,852)

{ 608,687)

1,081,525

( 1,396,665) ( 25.000) ( 11,432)

( 1,433,097)

95,919

1,091,728

S 472.838 S 1.187,647

REPRESENTED BY CASH AND SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS:

Cash (bank indebtedness) Investments - Treasury bills

- Bank acceptances- Money market units

(S 73,442) 202.448 193.832 150,000

472.838

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PRESS RELEASE

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LIMITED (Montreal Exchange Symbol: "SEL") announces that effective June 19, 1990, V.

Noble Harbinson has been appointed President and Director of

the Company, Dr. John A. Hansuld, who has resigned as President of the Company to devote full time to other

business commitments has agreed to remain a director. On other management changes, John A. Francis, C.A. has been

appointed Secretary-Treasurer and Dale M. Hendrick, currently a director, has been appointed Vice-President, Operations.

William Chymyck, formerly Vice-President and Treasurer, and Milton Klyman, formerly Secretary, remain as directors. Everett A.E. Fagg has resigned as a director.

The Company's principal activity is the continued exploration and evaluation of the Edwards gold property northeast of

Wawa, Ontario.

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CONTACT:

SENT VIA TELECOPIER TO:

June 19th, 1990

Dale M. Hendrick (416)364-31 2

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SUMMARY REPORTON THE

FALL 1989 AND WINTER 1990 DRILLING PROGRAMJACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LIMITED

June 19, 1990 Toronto, Ontario

William S. Hamilton, FGAC Project Number: 89-251

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGESUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (i)

1.0 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

3.0 GEOLOGICAL SETTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

3.1 General Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.2 Structural Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

3.3 Mineralization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

3.3.1 Edwards Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

3.3.2 Spirit Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

4.0 DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

5.0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

6.0 CONCLUSIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

7.0 RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 22

APPENDIX

DIAMOND DRILL LOGS (89-97 TO 90-126)

LIST OF FIGURES AND ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE l PROPERTY LOCATION PLAN

DRILL HOLE LOCATION PLAN

(follows report)

(in pocket)

VERTICAL LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS(3 Sections: Porphyry, Carbonate fc Shaynee Horizons) (in pocket)

VERTICAL CROSS SECTIONS(15 Sections from 150 E to 450 W)

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SUMMARY

This report has been prepared at the request of Dr. John A. Hansuld, President of Spirit Lake Exploration Limited. It describes the results and interpretation of a 30-hole diamond drill program totalling 19,378 feet completed on Spirit Lake's Jacobson Township gold property and presents recommendations for a follow-up exploration program. The drill program was conducted in two phases commencing in November, 1989 and terminating in April, 1990.

The objectives of the drill program were primarily to improve confidence levels in vein continuity and to define structural controls governing the distribution of gold mineralization in an area of enhanced economic potential situated in the central portion of the Spirit Zone, to expand tonnage by extending the known zones both laterally and vertically, as well as to establish a sufficiently detailed data base to permit preliminary ore reserve calculations. Also, four drill holes were targeted at 25-foot centres in a diamond pattern in order to extend a spectacular zone assaying 11.57 oz Au/ton over 10.6 feet intersected in drill hole 89-101.

In all instances the program was very successful, with a significant improvement in the confidence of zone continuity as well as an impressive enhancement in the overall economic potential of the deposit. The mineralized vein systems remain open both laterally and at depth.

Many significant and a number of spectacular gold intersections were obtained from this drilling program. Three principal mineralized horizons of gold-bearing mineralization have been identified within the Spirit Zone to date. These have been named the Porphyry, Carbonate and Shaynee mineralized horizons. Both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons have been traced over a strike length of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of approximately 800 feet. The Shaynee mineralized horizon has only been intersected by 10 drill holes, hence it remainsvirtually untested.

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SUMMARY (cont'd)

These vein systems constitute an attractive target which merit further work. Depending on the corporate objectives of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, this

work could take the form of either an underground exploration program to test

the mineability of high grade lenses in both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons above the 4800 foot elevation between 200 west and 400 west

or a further diamond drilling program to extend the vein systems both laterally and vertically and hence expand tonnage. It is recommended that a preliminary ore reserve study be undertaken, the scope of which would aid in determining the thrust of future exploration on the property.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

This report has been prepared at the request of Dr. John A. Hansuld, President

of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited. It describes the results and interpretation of a 30-hole diamond drill program totalling 19,378 feet recently completed on Spirit Lake's Jacobson Township gold property. The drilling program was conducted in two phases, commencing in November, 1989 and terminating in April, 1990.

The property consists of four patented and 41 unpatented claims situated in the

Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division, near Wawa, Ontario. The claim group covers approximately 1800 acres. The property location is illustrated on Figure l, appended.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

Initially James Wade Engineering Ltd. reviewed the property reports, drill logs

and sections of the Spirit Zone from a mine engineering point of view. Drill hole data were examined in order to advise on the most appropriate next phase of drilling in developing an ore reserve base with a reasonable level of confidence.

It was determined that before reliable drill indicated reserves could be calculated

and a decision made to proceed with an underground exploration program, that

confidence in the continuity of the indicated ore zones .needed to be enhanced. There are many spectacular high grade intersections which could be mined economically if continuity could be demonstrated. It was determined that the

most favourable location to investigate this potential continuity was on section 200 west.

As well, on section 50 west, a composite of adjacent values returned 1.48 oz Au/ton over a width of 23.9 feet. It was decided to also test the possible extensions of this zone, as high grade tonnage could thus be added at an early

stage.

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m Consequently, a nine-hole diamond drilling program totalling 5936 feet was

conducted on the property from November 5 to December 14, 1989. The results of this program were very positive, with a significant improvement in the confidence of vein continuity, as well as an impressive enhancement of the overall

leconomic potential of the deposit. This program is described in a report entitled "Summary Report on the Fall 1989 Drilling Program, Jacobson Township Property,Spirit Lake Explorations Limited", by William S. Hamilton and Dr. Derek E. McBride, dated January 12, 1990.

The success of the initial program led to a subsequent drill program comprised

g of 21 holes totalling 13,442 feet, conducted from January 18 to April 17, 1990. m The aim of this program was fourfold:

l 1. Test the extent and continuity of the spectacular intersection in drill hole89-101 which returned 11.57 oz Au over 10.6 feet.

2. Expand tonnage by extending the known zones both east and west as well g as test the Shaynee Zone.

g 3. Fill-in areas in the existing drill pattern where large gaps existed withdemonstrated potential.

4. Develop a data base sufficient to allow estimation of preliminary ore l reserves in the Spirit Zone.

l The results of the entire two-phase program are discussed and summarized in this report.

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3.0 GEOLOGICAL SETTING

3.1 General Geology

The Spirit Lake Property is situated in the Goudreau-Lochalsh area of the Wawa Greenstone Belt which represents a major succession of supracrustal rocks of the Archean Superior Structural Province. The Wawa Greenstone Belt is comprised of several cycles of volcanic activity as well as a series of sedimentary rocks called the Dore Group. In the vicinity of the claim group, the area is underlain by basal Cycle II felsic volcanics which are overlain by sedimentary rocks consisting

substantially of Algoma type iron formation. The sedimentary rocks are in turn overlain by Cycle III mafic volcanics. Felsic to intermediate intrusive rocks are believed to be related to gold deposition.

3.2 Structural Geology

The Spirit Lake deposit is situated within the regionally extensive Goudreau Lake Deformation Zone (GLDZ) as defined by mapping by the Ontario Geological Survey. The past producing Cline Gold Mine and the Murphy Lake Gold Mine

as well as the currently producing Kremzar and Magino Mines are also associated with the GLDZ.

Hematite and epidote represent the predominant alteration minerals in the area.

Silicification, sercitization and pyrite mineralization are restricted to the deformation zone, along with chlorite, calcite and iron carbonate.

Structural controls are very important in both the localization of gold-bearing vein

systems as well as in the distribution of gold mineralization within the vein systems.

Dominant structural trends in the GLDZ are 100" and 0700.

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3.3 Mineralization

Two major mineralized vein systems - called the Edwards and Spirit Zones - are known on the property. They consist of multiple en echelon quartz veins containing fine granular gold.

The gold-bearing quartz veins are developed in tension fractures spatially associated with the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone. The shear zone strikes east- west and dips 550-650 north. Both the Cline and the Edwards Deposits are located on the north side of this shear zone, whereas the Spirit Zone is situated

to the south. Zones defined to the north of the shear zone are terminated by it

at depth. One of the better defined veins in the Spirit Zone exhibits a distinct spatial association with a felsic porphyry unit which suggests that the vein systems developed approximately parallel to the host stratigraphy along contacts and other zones of weakness. The strike of the Spirit Zone quartz veins is variable, ranging from 1000 to ISO0 and averaging 1200, with considerable buckling apparent in the central portion of the currently drilled area. Dips are generally steeply north,

with local swings to the vertical or very steeply south. This south-southeast strike direction corresponds to one of the dominant structural trends defined by the Ontario Geological Survey. The veins intersect the Edwards - Cline Shear Zone

at an oblique angle and are terminated by it to the west along a northwest trending plunge line.

3.3.1 Edwards Zone

This zone was discovered in the 1920's and in the mid 1930's was developed via an inclined shaft sunk at a dip of -IT to a depth of 300 feet. Lateral work on three levels amounted to approximately 2500 feet. A small mill was erected and processed 3243 tons or ore of which 1670 tons were extracted from the Edwards

Zone and a further 1573 tons were obtained from unknown sources. Average recovered grade was 0.31 ounces of gold per ton.

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3.3.2 Spirit Zone

This zone is located 600 feet southwest of the Edwards Zone shaft. It was discovered by drilling in 1988 and has subsequently been tested by 72 drill holes. As this steeply dipping zone is located south of the north dipping Edwards -Cline Shear Zone, it could have significant tonnage potential with depth, in that it extends away from the shear, which terminates the depth extent of the Edwards Zone.

Three principal sub-parallel veins have been identified to date in the Spirit Zone. Two of these veins - called the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons - have been traced over strike lengths ranging up to 600 feet and to vertical depths of 800 feet. The horizontal distance between these two mineralized horizons varies from as little as 20 feet near surface at their western end, to a fairly consistent 120 feet at their eastern extremity as currently defined by drilling. Both vein systems strike approximately 1150 in their eastern portions, show evidence of budding between 300 west and 175 west and strike about 1400 through their eastern extensions with an overall average of approximately 1200.

The third vein - called the Shaynee mineralized horizon - is virtually unexplored. It is situated an average of approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon, which is the most southerly of the two mineralized horizons mentioned previously. Based on the limited data available to date, it appears to be oriented essentially parallel to the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons. The three vein systems dip steeply, generally to the north. The structural characteristics of the veins are displayed on the drill hole cross sections attached to this report.

The width of the individual quartz veins ranges from several inches up to in excess of 10 feet, although they average about 2 - 3 feet in width, sometimes occurring in multiple sets with significant overall width. In many cases, they show sharp contacts with the country rock; however, the gold values may continue outside the quartz veins for a limited distance. Occasionally, the character of the

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mineralized zones changes, consisting of wider zones of silicification and carbonatization with quartz veinlets and stringers, resulting in substantially improved widths.

4.0 DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM

During the period from November 5, 1989 to April 17, 1990, thirty drill holes totalling 19,378 feet were completed in two phases on the Spirit Zone. The position of the drill holes is displayed on the Drill Hole Location Plan which accompanies this report. The field work was carried out under the able

supervision of Mr. Bruce Edgar, with progress and results monitored by James Wade Engineering personnel. Three site visits were made by geologists employed

by James Wade Engineering in order to review progress, establish that the objectives of the exploration program were being met and to coordinate planning with the principals of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

It was initially recognized that there is often a close spatial relationship between felsic intrusive rocks and gold mineralization in the Spirit Zone. This relationship

is helpful as it can be used to predict the location and direction of mineralization.

This is not only important as a guide in correlation, but also it enhances the confidence level with respect to the demonstration of zone continuity.

All drill holes were subjected to down-hole light log (dip and deviation) surveying upon completion and after the termination of the program, a surveyor was

engaged to provide accurate collar location, azimuth and dip information. These locational data are tabulated below.

PHASE I

Drill Length Location Elevation Azimuth Dip89-97 767' 1+05.3 S l 2 +07.7 W 5010.5 205000' -48009'

89-98 990' l +17.0 N f 1 +49.9 W 4996.8 2050 Plugged

(-56.5') 89-99 447' 3+32.6 S l 0 +49.7 W 4983.2 2040 11' -45047

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89-102

89-10389-104

89-105

Drill

90-106

90-10790-10890-109

90-11090-111

90-112

90-113

90-114

90-115

90-116

90-117

90-118

90-119

90-12090-121

90-12290-123

90-124

90-12590-126

Length747'

357'

807'

707'

567'

547'

Length507'

287'

277'

557'

1057847

1057'707'687'

567'

652'

757'

857287'

1007677'

707457'

607'

517

367

Location0+18.2 N 7 0+49.6 W

2+94.6 S 7 2+00.6 W

0+25.0 N 7 1 + 89.2 W

0+19.0 N 7 0+46.9 W 2+90.98S 7 1+44.6 W

2+86.5 S 7 1+02.8 W

PHASE II

Location3+22.5 S 7 2+06.1 W

2+90.1 S 7 2+08.9 W 2+88.5 S 7 2+00.3 W 2+92.5 S 7 1 + 85.7 W

1+12.2 N 7 0+01.9 E 0+05.2 N 7 0+01.2 W 0+67.1 N 7 1+00.7 E 2+35.2 S 7 3+99.9 W 0+24.6 S 7 3+49.5 W 1+31.4 S 7 2+46.2 W

2+173 S 7 2+39.5 W 1+11.1 S 7 0+99.8 W 0+36.2 N 7 1+02.3 W 3+28.5 S 7 0+01.1 E 0+233 N 7 1+41.1 W 0+38.7 S 7 1+54.4 W

1+03.4 S 7 3+00.0 W 1+65.5 S 7 3+72.9 W

2+42.8 S 7 2+99.5 W 2+60 S 7 3+50 W 3+79.7 S 7 3+49.5 W

Elevation4985.84994.8

4997.34986.34987.1

4986.2

Elevation4996.1

4995.44996.44995.0

4992.24985.84998.95016.15007.95010.7

4998.84989.9

4987.74982.7

498834989.4

5017.35016.1

5011.2

5012.4

Azimuth2040 18'208039'

206024'209"25'

209035'

205000'

Azimuth211042'

213*22'203008'208010'

201*36'203004'200041'205012'204*32'205000'210049'205030'

209017208026'

211032'

2090 16206"29'2160 10'

207018'2060

205000'

Dip-61043'-43009'

-61030'-63049'-43016'

-42050'

Dip-45*24'

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53002'-45010'

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Survey information is incomplete on drill holes 89-98 and 90-125. The lack of a

surveyed dip of hole 89-98 is not important as light log dip data were employedfor plotting purposes; however, survey data on drill hole 90-125 should be obtained

the next time that a surveyor is brought onto the property.

Many significant and a number of spectacular gold intersections were obtainedfrom the two-phase drilling program. These results have confirmed and enhancedthe overall economic potential of the property, principally by demonstrating thethree dimensional continuity of the various mineralized horizons. The significantintersections obtained from the recent program are listed vertically by sectionfrom east to west below. In addition to the Porphyry, Carbonate and Shayneemineralized horizons, two subsidiary horizons called the P-l and C-l are present.In the table below all distances are in feet and assays represent ounces of gold

per short ton. True widths have been expanded, where necessary, to a minimumfive feet. Mineralized horizons denoted in parenthesis represent subsidiary veins

or bifurcations.

ASSAY SUMMARY

SECTION 150 E

Hole # From To Width Assay oz Au/true Width Elvtn. Remarks

90-112 699.0 701.0 2.0 0.347 0.091/5.0 4405 Porphyry

949.5 975.0 25.5 0.124 0.124/14.6 4185 Carbonate

SECTION 100 E

90-112 8.5 18.0 9.5 0.329 - 4987 Edwards64.5 67.0 2.5 0.059 - 4943 Edwards95.0 97.0 2.0 0.149 - 4917 Edwards

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Hole # From JQ Width Assay oz Au/true Width Elytn. Rermris

90-119 121.0213.5252.5

90-111 289.0

517.0528.5593.0679.0695.0

90-110 21.0158.5178.5391.0

710.0717.5778.0964.0973.0989.01004.01011.0

89-99 108.0187.0

89-100 108.5137.5147.0226.0271.5

279.5

567.0716.0

127.0214.5258.0

290.5

520.5530.5594.5689.0701.0

23.0163.5180.5393.0

714.0723.0779.0965.0979.0991.01005.01019.0

112.0188.0

110.0139.0148.5228.0273.0

280.5

581.0724.5

6.01.05.5

1.5

3.52.01.5

10.06.0

2.05.02.02.0

4.05.51.01.06.02.01.08.0

4.01.0

1.51.51.52.01.5

1.0

14.08.5

0.0290.0731.153

0.034

0.3300.0790.1580.0360.387

0.0710.0430.0340.045

0.0440.7440.1140.0780.0350.0330.0720.213

SECTION

0.2500.085

0.2400.0640.0560.3260.052

5.900

0.3670.031

0.029/5.2

1.041/5.0

0.206/5.0

0.037/5.0

0.353/5.1

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0.170/5.00.015/5.2

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0.367/9.90.031/6.0

4888 Porphyry48234793 Carbonate

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4748

45074385

Above Porphyry

Porphyry (Porphyry)

P-l

Carbonate

4973 Edwards4856 Edwards4840 Edwards4665 Above

Porphyry4398 (Porphyry)4393 Porphyry4345 P-l4193 -4185 -4172 -4160 -4152 Carbonate

Porphyry P-l

EdwardsEdwardsEdwardsEdwardsIn ShearZoneAbove

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SECTION 100 W

Hole #

89-105

90-117

90-118

89-103

From

30.4

69.0

135.0271.3535.5

62.094.5

315.0403.2473.5495.0523.0537.0587.0606.0667.0683.0

85.5574.0

630.0

IQ

31.4

71.0

137.0273.3536.5

63.095.5

319.0404.7477.0501.0525.0541.5590.0607.0668.5684.0

87.5583.5

647.0

Width

1.0

2.0

2.02.01.0

1.01.04.01.53.56.02.04.53.01.01.51.0

2.09.5

17.0

Assay

0.064

0.030

0.0380.1790.137

0.7370.5550.1100.0340.2260.0630.1800.2810.8383.0500.1130.150

0.0840.509

1.157

oz Au/true

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0.015/5.20.061/5.00.024/5.0

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0.089/5.40.009/5.00.100/5.1.0.057/5.10.164/5.10.321/5.10.392/5.10.032/5.0-

m

0.509/6.1

1.157/10.9

SECTION 150 W

89-104 118.0 119.5128.0 129.5

90-120 120.5 122.0

90-118 668.0 719.5 770.0

670.0723.0789.0

1.5 1.5

1.5

2.03.5

19.0

0.0310.382

0.042

0.6930.0930.041

0.116/5.0

0.234/5.0 0.056/5.0 0.041/16.5

SECTION 175 W

89-104 234.5 356.0

238.9359.3

4.4 3.3

0.1550.175

0.125/5.0 0.096/5.0

4965 AbovePorphyry

4935 AbovePorphyry

4888 Porphyry 4790 Carbonate 4600 Shaynee

Edwards Edwards Porphyry P-l

49414917474646794626 -4608 -4585 (Carbonate)4576 Carbonate4538 C-l4525 -4477 -4465 -

49174510

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4425 Porphyry

4902 (Porphyry)4895 Porphyry

4882 Edwards

4438 P-l4395 Carbonate4345 C-l

4820 Carbonate 4734 C-l

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90-121 310.5

367.5486.0

90-120 522.5590.5676.5

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312.0

369.5489.5

538.5593.0678.5

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15

2.035

16.0252.0

Assay

0.060

0.2102.156

0.1260.4411.246

SECTION

90-109 107.0113.0115.0200.5202.0271.5

89-101 112.0187.5196.0199.9

90-108 107.7114.0119.5228.0

89-104 542.8548.5

89-97 315.5452.0527.8601.5

89-98 485.0498.5508.0609.0

90-120 727.5894.0

109.0115.0123.0202.0217.0272.5

114.0188.5199.9210.5

109.0116.0126.0237.0

5462549.5

317.0454.0529.3603.0

486.050155095610.0

729.58955

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15.01.0

2.01.03.9

10.6

1.32.0659.0

3.41.0

15101515

1.03.0151.0

2.015

0.0600.0320.1000.0442.8010.631

0.0880.0340.05811.570

0.0550.1570.1190.487

0.9480.044

1.3400.0240.0301.082

3.8870.1300.0660.306

0.0240.271

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0.065/5.01.376/5.2

0.126/11.30.132/5.00.285/5.0

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.-0.100/6.9.2.801/13.00.105/5.0

0.040/5.0-

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4762

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(Porphyry)

(Porphyry)(Porphyry)Porphyry.

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Porphyry.

4855 (Carbonate)11.570/9.2

.-0.119/5.60.487/6.9

0.491/5.1-

0.343/5.20.007/5.0-0.207/5.1

0.571/5.4.

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0.038/5.1

0.024/5.70.041/5.0

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46054601

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4983 Edwards 4970 Edwards 4959 Edwards 4942 Edwards 4896 Edwards 4834 Edwards 4658 In Shear

Zone 4634 Above

Porphyry 4625 Above

Porphyry 4550 Above

Porphyry 4495 (Porphyry) 4483 (Porphyry) 4423 Porphyry 4388 (Porphyry)

89-102 14.526.040.060.5

110.0181.0380.5

404.5

417.0

502.0

567.5581.5651.5 687.4

90-106 75.0 85.5

168.0

90-107 114.5 203.5

90-106 465.0

90-116 185.0 223.0 273.5 470.0

90-115 256.5

302.0 318.5367.5 544.0

15.530.042.061.5

112.0182.0382.0

412.5

420.0

504.0

569.5582.5653.0 688.9

76.5 87.5

178.0

117.0 212.0

466.5

189.0 224.0 279.5 472.0

258.5

317.0 320.0369.0 545.5

1.04.02.01.02.01.01.5

8.0

3.0

2.0

2.01.01.5 1.5

1.5 2.0

10.0

2.5 8.5

1.5

4.0 1.0 6.0 2.0

'2.0

15.0 1.51.51.5

0.0620.0340.0370.3090.0420.5500.055

0.067

0.340

0.279

0.0420.0590.183 0.217

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0.900 0.047 0.079

0.281 1.325

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0.399

0.317 0.121 2.108 0.182

0.046

1.063 0.0810.605 0.035

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0.170/5.0

0.106/5.0

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225 W

0.228/5.2 0.024/5.0 0.079/9.4

0.122/5.0 1.325/7.7

250 W

0.105/5.0

0.218/5.4 0.026/5.0 2.108/5.6 0.067/5.0

-

1.063/13.0

0.130/5.0 0.008/5.0

4943 Porphyry4936 Porphyry4875 Carbonate

49104844

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4668 Shaynee

4860483347944655

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Hole # From

90-124 161.0227.0235.0287.5528.0

90-116 584.0

90-122 33.5294.0

352.0489.5670.5

90-126 85.094.0

113.5335.0

90-125 184.0265.5484.0

90-114 438.0

90-113 214.9243.0490.0

90-123 295.5340.0

XQ

183.0229.0237.0289.0536.0

585.0

35.0297.0

353.0490.5672.0

87.097.0

116.5343.0

186.5266.5491.0

450.0

215.9244.0492.0

305.0351.5

Width Assay

22.02.02.01.58.0

1.0

1.53.0

1.01.01.5

2.03.03.08.0

2.51.07.0

12.0

1.01.02.0

9.511.5

0.4420.0680.0360.8130.405

0.671

0.0430.038

0.0950.0200.075

SECTION

0.0362.7340.9900.191

13.9500.9440.753

1.534

SECTION

6.5241.9990.176

0.0930.095

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0.442/19.10.023/5.0-0.176/5.00.360/5.2

0.075/5.2 ,

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0.016/5.20.003/5.00.016/5.0

350 W

4*

1.173/5.00.495/5.00.191/6.6

5.812/5.20.135/5.00.753/5.7

1.534/10.4

400 W

1.092/5.20.350/5.00.061/5.0

0.093/8.20.095/8.8

Width Elvtn.

48874847484048034628

4575

49904785

474046344493

4950494249274768

487848184678

4700

486548454675

48054770

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CarbonateShaynee

Shaynee

EdwardsAbovePorphyry

PorphyryCarbonate

C-l

CarbonateCarbonate

Shaynee

PorphyryCarbonate

Shaynee

Porphyry

PorphyryCarbonate

Shaynee

PorphyryCarbonate

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5,0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

The objectives of the two-phase diamond drilling program were:

1. To improve confidence levels in vein continuity in an area of enhanced economic potential in the central portion of the Spirit Zone.

2. To expand tonnage by extending the known mineralized horizons both east and west as well as to test the Shaynee horizon.

3. To fill-in areas in the existing drill pattern where large gaps existed with demonstrated potential.

4. To test the extent and continuity of the spectacular intersection in drill hole 89-101 which assayed 11.57 oz Au over 10.6 feet.

5. To provide a data base sufficient to develop a preliminary ore reserve estimate for the Spirit Zone.

In all instances the program was very successful, with a significant improvement in the confidence of zone continuity, the achievement of a better understanding of the structural controls on mineralization and an impressive enhancement in the overall economic potential of the deposit. The results of the drilling program, incorporating all previous drilling where locational control has been established, are illustrated on the vertical cross sections which accompany this report. Also enclosed are vertical longitudinal sections of the three main mineralized horizons whereon all assays have been plotted using a minimum five-foot true width. On the longitudinal sections subsidiary veins or bifurcations are denoted by the letter B.

As evidenced on the sections which accompany this report, the Porphyry mineralized horizon is remarkably persistent both laterally and vertically despite its often narrow width. It has been traced over a distance of 600 feet and a

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vertical extent of 750 feet. The Porphyry mineralized horizon occurs as a gold- bearing quartz vein spatially associated with a felsic porphyry unit or swarm of felsic porphyry units situated south of the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone. It may consist of a single intersection or a series of narrow zones; however, the general spatial relationship with the porphyry dykes is consistent. The horizon strikes 1150 at its western extremity, becoming tightly buckled from 300 west to 175 west before swinging to a fairly consistent 1400 strike along its eastern extension. The dip is somewhat variable, but generally steeply north. The budding from 300 west to 175 west appears to be related to a cross fold; however, it may be somewhat compounded by drill hole location and deviation problems in this area. As is apparent on the longitudinal section, the Porphyry mineralized horizon remains open to the west of section 400 west up to the shear zone, at depth, and to the east below the 4700 foot elevation. Overall, the mineralized horizon exhibits a steep easterly plunge, with some evidence of cross plunge zonation.

The Carbonate mineralized horizon has been traced intermittently from section 450 west to section 150 east and to a vertical depth of 850 feet. It is less well defined than the Porphyry mineralized horizon and appears to be slightly more sinuous in character; however, it is generally parallel or sub-parallel to the Porphyry mineralized horizon. The Carbonate mineralized horizon lacks a definitive marker horizon, and as such is interpretational in nature. This is demonstrated by the variety of characteristics which it manifests. It ranges from a highly carbonated zone to highly silicified, to a quartz-carbonate stringer zone to a quartz-pyrite breccia. Variable pyrite mineralization up to 1096 is often characteristic of this horizon. The Carbonate mineralized horizon also appears to exhibit an easterly plunge with strong cross plunge zoning. It remains open west of 450 west up to the shear zone, east of 0+00 and at depth to the east.

The Shaynee mineralized horizon is situated approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon and it is oriented sub-parallel to it based on the limited information available from this vein to date. It has been traced over a strike length of approximately 200 feet and a vertical extent of about 200 feet, but

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as it has only been penetrated by 10 drill holes, it remains virtually untested. It

is characterized by up to 1096 coarse pyrite agglomerations, narrow grey-white quartz veining, frequent carbonate fracture fillings and moderate carbonatization of the host rock.

The P-1 mineralized horizon is situated between the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons, whereas the C-1 mineralized horizon is located between the Carbonate and Shaynee mineralized horizons. Both of these horizons are very

erratic and discontinuous. In particular, the C-l horizon occurs as at least two discrete lenses developed at different stratigraphic levels between the Carbonate

and Shaynee mineralized horizons. While locally these horizons may contain significant gold mineralization, it tends to be isolated in patches. These horizons have been identified and indicated on the various sections as an aid in any future planning for underground exploration.

Locally some locational problems are apparent on the sections, a situation which is at least partially caused by hole deviation and consequent projection. Specifically on sections 50 west and 100 west, the geological units and mineralized zones in hole 88-91 appear to correlate if this hole is shifted "up" approximately 25 feet in the vicinity of the shear zone increasing to 50 feet down hole

presumably due to increasing hole deviation. On section 100 west, the presumed upward shift in the mineralized veins is indicated on hole 88-91, and it is apparent that a much better structural fit is thus obtained, maintaining strike and dip uniformity with adjacent sections.

Similarly, on section 150 west there is an approximate 50 feet "upward" shift at

depth in the geology of drill hole 88-92 leading to structural and lithological uniformity.

In addition, on section 300 west, a 30 feet "upward" shift in the geology and

mineralized veins is apparent in hole 88-75 to achieve consistency with drill hole

88-76.

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On section 400 west, an intersection of 1.451 oz Au/2.0 feet is shown from 542.8' - 544.8' in drill hole 88-72. The collar of this hole was bent during the drill move and consequently, the precise azimuth is unknown. The hole is plotted as it was intended to be drilled; however, it is possible that it has actually deviated onto section 350 west. This swings the above mentioned intersection approximately into line with the Carbonate mineralized horizon, which is otherwise missing in this hole. Thus, while it cannot be stated definitively, it is probable that this intersection is actually located up to 50 feet east of where it is plotted, with a consequent northerly shift in position to compensate for the lateral deviation.

In summary, three main steeply dipping, sub-parallel veins have been identified. Two of these veins, called the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons, have been traced over strike lengths ranging up to 600 feet and to vertical depths of 800 feet. The horizontal distance between these two mineralized horizons varies from as little as 20 feet near surface at their western end, to a fairly consistent 120 feet at their eastern extremity as currently defined by drilling.

The third vein, called the Shaynee mineralized horizon, is virtually unexplored.

It is situated an average of approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon, which is the most southerly of the two mineralized horizons

mentioned previously.

The width of the individual quartz veins ranges from several inches up to in

excess of 10 feet, although they average about 2 - 3 feet in width, sometimes occurring in multiple sets with significant overall width. In many cases, they show

sharp contacts with the country rock; however, the gold values may continue outside the quartz veins for a limited distance. Occassionally, the character of the mineralized zones changes, consisting of wider zones of silicification and

carbonatization with quartz veinlets and stringers, resulting in substantially

improved widths.

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Of particular import are lenses of high grade gold-bearing material centered between 200 and 400 west above the 4800 foot elevation in both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons. As indicated on the longitudinal sections, values within the Carbonate horizon range up to a spectacular 11.57 oz Au/9.2 feet true width within a shoot which consistently yields values greater than one ounce of gold per ton over substantial widths. The prospects of extending this high grade shoot to both the west and east are excellent, as considerable gaps in the drill pattern exist. A second high grade lense is present in the Carbonate mineralized horizon at about the 4650 foot elevation from 0+00 to 200 west. This shoot contains values up to 1.478 oz Au/ton over a true width of 23.0 feet and it remains open to the east.

Values within the high grade shoot between 200 west and 400 west above the 4800 foot elevation in the Porphyry mineralized horizon range up to 5.816 oz Au/ton over a true width of 5.2 feet within a lense which consistently yields values greater than 0.4 oz Au/ton. A second high grade lense in the Porphyry horizon is situated between 200 to 400 west from the 4600 to 4800 foot elevation with values ranging up to 7.300 oz Au/ton over a true width of 5.2 feet. This lense remains open to the west although it will ultimately be truncated by the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone in this direction. A third high grade shoot in the Porphyry horizon is centered at 100 west at the 4400 foot elevation. In this lense values range up to 1.157 oz Au/ton over a true width of 10.9 feet within a broad area which consistently yields values in excess of 0.3 oz Au/ton. This lense is open at depth.

It is felt that not only is it premature to cut assays at this stage of the exploration process, but also that the generally consistent nature of the intersections within these high grade shoots lends creedence to their size, continuity and gold content.

While an ore reserve estimate has not yet been undertaken,' a sufficiently detailed data base has been established to allow these calculations to proceed. Subject to the corporate aims of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, the scope of the ore reserve study could provide direction as to determining the course of further

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work. Specifically, this study could assist in choosing whether additional surface drilling to extend the mineralized vein systems or an underground exploration

program to test zone continuity and mineability is the more appropriate route to advance exploration and development of the property. As the majority of the data have been digitized, in depth computer generated reserves could be employed to achieve various reserve scenarios incorporating varying cut-offs and mining width parameters.

6.0 CONCLUSIONS

The results of the two-phase, 30-hole drilling program totalling 19,378 feet conducted between November, 1989 and April, 1990, are very positive. Many significant and a number of spectacular gold intersections were obtained. These results have confirmed and enhanced the overall economic potential of the property by extending the three main mineralized horizons in all directions and by demonstrating the three dimensional continuity of these horizons.

The Porphyry mineralized horizon is remarkably consistent both laterally and vertically despite its often narrow width. It has been traced over a distance of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of 750 feet. The horizon strikes 1150 at its western extremity, becoming tightly buckled from 300 W to 175 W before swinging to a fairly consistent 1400 strike along its eastern extension. The dip is somewhat variable, but generally steeply north. As is apparent on the longitudinal section, the Porphyry mineralized horizon remains open to the west of section 400 west

up to the shear zone, at depth, and to the east below the 4700 foot elevation. Overall, the mineralized horizon exhibits a steep easterly plunge, with some

evidence of cross plunge zonation.

The Carbonate mineralized horizon has been traced intermittendly from section

450 west to section 150 east and to a vertical depth of 850 feet. It is less well

defined than the Porphyry mineralized horizon and appears to be slightly more sinuous in character; however, it is generally parallel or sub-parallel to the

Porphyry mineralized horizon. The Carbonate mineralized horizon also appears

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to exhibit an easterly plunge with strong cross plunge zoning. It remains open west of 450 west up to the shear zone, east of O H-00 and at depth to the east.

The Shaynee mineralized horizon is situated approximately 180 feet south of the

Carbonate mineralized horizon and it is oriented sub-parallel to it based on the limited information available from this vein to date. It has been traced over a

strike length of approximately 200 feet and a vertical extent of about 200 feet, but as it has only been penetrated by 10 drill holes, it remains virtually untested.

A sufficiently detailed data base has now been established to allow the calculation of an ore reserve estimate on the Spirit Zone.

8.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

It is obvious that the Spirit Lake Jacobson Township property is of merit and warrants further work. While the scope of this work will be subject to the corporate objectives of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, it is recommended that

either of the following scenarios represent the logical next step in advancing the exploration of the Spirit Zone and furthering the demonstration of its economic potential:

1. Consideration should be given to conducting an underground exploration

program to test the mineability of the known zones specifically targeted on the high grade lenses within the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized

horizons between 200 west and 400 west above the 4800 foot elevation.

2. Consideration should be given to additional step-out drilling both laterally and at depth in order to expand the reserve base.

In order to provide direction in accessing the above options, it is recommended

that an ore reserve study be carried out.

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These two exploration approaches are not mutually exclusive and ultimately could be carried out concurrently at the discretion of the Cqmpajny. | If the underground \ exploration option were^tp^bfejchosen, it is recommended that a limited amount of close-spaced drilling be performed within the high grade target areas in order to further confirm and enhance them. This work would involve 10 drill JioleSj approximating 2225 feet, fit is also reconimenHeonhal^nfeeholes totalling 1150

feet be drilled to extend the high grade lense in/ the Carbonate mineralizedfitfr'"' f?'~~ x **-"*.* *v,*.~/ jvn.e'Hi.horizon which is open to the east of 0+00 between the 4650 and 485Moot elevations. Finally, it is also proposed to test the western extension of high gradelenses in both the Porphyry aaeb Carbonate mineralized horizons, which are both

v ' UW *ô M k open to the west of 400 west between the 46QO*md-4?Q(MQOt elevation* with oaer "il'V 4 .tl.,A~ a-jroo .Jwrote.

drill holeShaving a" planned length of-S5fHeet. The total program would thusY ôc-fc,

involvexl4)drill holes encompassing some-4225-feet. It is recommended that all pulps be retained and that all rejects of mineralized intersections also be kept. This is important both for check assaying as well as preliminary metallurgical test work. Further, selected samples should be assayed for silver, as to the author's knowledge, no analyses for this element have yet been undertaken. Consideration should also be given to carrying out detailed geological mapping of the property.

June 19, 1990 Toronto, Ontario

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, William S. Hamilton, of 459 Millwood Road, Toronto, Ontario, do hereby certify that:

1. I am an employee of James Wade Engineering Ltd.

2. I am a graduate of Mount Allison University, B.Sc. (Geology) 1973.

3. I have practised my profession continuously since graduation.

4. I am familiar with the Spirit Lake property having made site visits in November and December, 1989 and February, 1990 and having worked in

the general Wawa area since 1984.

5. I do not have, nor do I expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect in the property or in the securities of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

6. This report is based on my observations in the field and on technical data supplied by Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

7. I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada.

Toronto, Ontario June 19, 1990

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DIAMOND DRILL LOGS 89-97 TO 90426

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DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY—

HOLE NO. ——————J2L SHEET NO..

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fftOM l TODESCRIPTION

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HOLE NO. ——————103-1 SHEET NO.

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DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAME OF PROPERTY -———————-——

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634

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HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

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107.6

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I3O.-3

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1 lil Jt t ' '

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HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

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HOLE NO. ______ J&4-— SHEET NO. ————— 2-

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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HOLE NO. ———- SHEET NO.

FOOTAGE

r ROM

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DESCRIPTION

T"/ i t u r t/ 1•inifrmedian. - flanc. volcanic.

Coarse arcunea , qmee/i -4i^y , Aeify/Ve oic/ umrormvcxanlc. . (At f- 7s noaneHc. ^JttfemihAW /MfveXvO. weoUv carWatVrecl wift cMonle. o./fWa/iO, ofQm/Aibo/e ^n*yi Ati/le^/r. VlrrualL iorren oP SuLkielet fund vteiw*Kc^f or AoW Ww; Coarse qmihe/ fexkirt /J coMiaa oy /^//i îuauj cJf/br/k e±t rtixs*rou*d \in\1er fet/boMic conlars vary noliceaile ^/Xfr 244.0 //Of* efidok 0+J Kfs carton***, is cAaroc fern f, c. afirr

7J1"1 ) Mt~fa i*d Wick, twrtn atvirri.~car6artaf* vtefalctr3r 4F0 occur r-anc/oiH/y h Z+f rvtM/A S ftey 3i*t*es.

W.I Kl*cL y^L-cvrto^-ctt,,!* *t*U W

2fX, 3 2 /tcX " A ve/ft ; c/Utntt- Ao/o ceni'nr firtle 263 i. )i ikc.lt ept*At- vein ^ cJi/orik e+ttdr SD*"26f, 3 tt lid* " "27J.S- 2K.i*cl " -c*rlH**l*.-J*lofiL ST*

377 finer gro/Ket/ Zane. Ikts of jtyrtfe.

-i* adJikon } rtffe. tine. occ&s/one./ oirc*Sor -jo o*JSha&etl flextukf of a.Nen*HOi\ cJ&mcieriiff/ /fy jisaeJvna,

yôk. e^(aefizoHoi\ y&t- rrloiniria mineral co*sfilutntt , TXefe. Aa*e. a. rnxJoto. oltstrii^'o\ Jtonnhld fe tn*eA.rs9 anj k*

VT- * *" ^ - y i /f^M^^r.

SAMPLE

NO.

1(M4

t MINI

ionfOOTAOt

f.OM

2*20

TO

MU.'

TOTAL

1.0'

ASSAYS

OI/TO"

•

PE'TER 7"vAfTosT-EnT *" *" ™" *"DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY.

HOLE NO. ————A?4,' SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLEt tuim

ASSAYS

4Z

rixeJiAJ* ~ /tafic. Volcanic.

/Kant*. otTOLi fec* " '*' ^vn'nc. OS criers

arodahonej } Unit- rrnnoinf /ixiansin, l tio Siyxficonl ^fl** CoiofafmjiottS Occasion*!

OrewUr

3/7 - JW.5-.

/n.m X1O-292. o **/ -* iecem* ee^/Kc/x/ ^rmlfl

~ **er*. JPeêt'** - tS't rJnc. 3*.

303.4-304., frfiyy ty . ————

, ftit 50.1^.^ W.tt )r^ *M*AJ ?''-*~ GUy*r *t~*xy,t* fr'-t" **SuftiJts. S6y, tfar c,*/ 4*v cofibJ* f f0,

3/0 -S-

Mi

inoê. coarser.U ^//y/

o.Her*ken afl*r 33O ,

rf-0'.

of voleonle

•Iro

, /c/fcr-

, 9h SS^.f-fi

\

PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME O F

MOLE NO. SHEET NO.

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

(AMPLEH (Ul'H

ASSAYS

331.T 3, t

•400.4

440.6

feJdsnxr

Ara su/ffiljej , vary occaJ/ouc/ 9unrlt Cart

/Vreju/a.-Carlona.lt. v&nleh.

76* j /over contact- on Mtchre..

- /to fie.

Carbonate. t\rolM en-Mj**cir afltr

4SC to C or*, ctnJ forallvl 4ovwlfcf ^

9

Cert, etn fomtlfl lo corf Q.xtt.2* VK *W y** W/W'*^ i fy^/^rtWc-/^^

rfncr ana/net/ JHcftioiis - "ncttxly e^nr/ft occur e^f-

s^/n?

•w ayrik. -

n'ne ara i

A/Mcx^sill,ceous

coot /j

artelrmcruras 39f~3l7.

S9Z t core.

Miitwfe. c/ear quartz

^

3!

'//•t ibiritftf yô/^

auartz *v**sK*ty &C*———/V -6J,

VU133

*t**tt. ,elusion A volcanic. /Kate™*'-

4O* od 30*

~- 31'f. f

SAorp Ifftr 0nJ fo\

Xl.r 30). O

380. S" to,

Z.O JT.O 2.0 2.0 v;


HOLE NO. SHEET NO. ilFOOTAGE

f MOM

**

4J7.0

TO

4370

'*ao

DESCRIPTION

JrtieranctiAfe.- Siafi't. Volconfe, /ne*/ w m araixec/ ( tim&vn

d/jnearance virtually no api'cW* AttenvHon , k*ealt cariiOMalttaTfoi one! very occasional ^Kar4*-c*rvioMaXt- v^/hiWr. ^•jor v*msor* os felloMtt;

•fW.'J ^ jncl tf^c/L.4OT.4- 4**" I'rrMulor gusles Vf k fa MeA Vvid*.

4-^ X /V,eX o~/ *e^.^( ,A/^^ /Oo 4 cx)re .^j

rfanJen/y oncnlcc/ cflorik loMs floJic.**Uc. after 4/9,2. ,

J/i^rweaâ/* - /fe^fc V^/com'c. Vweakly 4 f)vJ*nxicL• .j jrt

Carfcooa+ijet/ ^ vtor/oe/y tuaqiw/fc. ^ Majf'Ve. etnj uniform

In tujxfamnte. neqliqil'e Vtflnrna Q*J froe-lur?**

Ct/enilxeJ OfyAitcle. faffs or fi*eJles ratijtn,7y onenlojcr*otiiio a. coarser qroin*o/ /Qcnvc . /foiA vemlet *v*r* r

•441. J /^ /*cA to'cf* if6 tfo. auarrc-carioAo/e. no luLktJfS

K.t 2 CL *" ^yt " " '^ I

^ c. , ^ "*" ** *r** fi* WK*

SAMPLE

NO.t ivirnIDCI

fOOTAOCfMOM TO TtTAl

ASSAYS

OI/IOH

i

ETEPETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY-

HOLE NO. ^yt- SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE ASSAYS

01/TON

339, J

ss/.r Sf/.S'

a mont fcAisresf. vtioeTy •k core axs* .

- oriltnory c/ianq

C//U4 4rfbu/iifef/K

S72 ^482, r ~ 490.3- aa.

V-fO" ^ com

y4 inci wide. 6

/iinar yfcl?

' *~ X *rc^ •v/ifc q uevk- caroonofc tVM .

^4 an* /^t Ae* vwdfe quark-t

/o/o

Tint oroinec/ c/lO'iht,w*-Volcanic /j Mort? /xassitc OOOM

atarqf* ecttil&n*

Oft vfeio/tl 4O* 4e core

grey ftâss/wt ofer/y ve (cai. i c or i*lnorJvi± . tit* o/ ' 7 —————^^ '

/ton -

fyr ie

/y'î

,5W OA*/ /(regular rxuretv QUor^t- - corionaê

Of/321

own

Of/32 1^M

ni

57-X4 /.O

4i9.o

-5MI5

5Ht.l

SMf Jt.f

'•l

S.-4M'

0.007

O.H 1** O.eo60.6(4


HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

rnoM TO DESCRIPTIONSAMPLE

ion rnoM

ASSAYS

533.5"

SSS.S'

X.

-soar •SSO.&

SX7.O

•SSf.O

r orj /o*er contactsoho/

e/o/arc .

~ AS

. j runnire. attxna cony.

as ff0 Jo core. euus.

vsn/et

//. /^ fait*

jas/e* 2

'.r- teJ.f

2C*

tj

01I32S tt/, 7 /2


11274-

NAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. —.

LOCATION —

LATITUDE ———

ELEVATION ——

LENGTH

Ufa-).

DEPARTURE

. AZIMUTH —— OIPSTARTED /Wio,Kifv.i- JO JS^t r imcurn n.^.^ /f

FOOT ACE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO.

a FM AP K s

LOCOED BY

. SHEET NO.

ZiftiJ- - Li-.

* Mor

FOOT

FROM

o7.0

V.O

**

AGE

TO

7. 0

f.O

/e*

Z1*

DESCRIPTION

o~^- -^J^krmeJ^t. - Me. V&JcWc.

OfBfcsn , availed, possible, aouljmtfy) u*t-i/ 9.O#emal*Jf /t Hue anofncj Volcanic. . cAbi'rit. vsiM vte// developed fid/tfosiy ^f* to c**e. ovefr eittt tntnor Jfsse^\f"eJoaf fyrifi. Cbcas/OH*/ Ottfttrift. Vfibklm Cu/

jr o - Shear 'Zone.

j&reocickJi Ax*c4ureJ wlJl ronjem vy.hld, eâ.fcer,'^ i V*."^ c*m"^"3 *|*i J***i*7 VbGoHrcfmtyMtl*, UK/*! //.J . "Win 'H*'* ty"** nW9??*"*-

vi^ •*^* sa&sksl'y f" c^ror/r/t. Actxeit. So*e. ofMe- Mart*. i**J* ait- 6oc.tu*sc/ /ortH'ty JxxJ'inJ

* ^^ ^ ^^^ ^^

/aytrs.

JT*i*ri*eelio{* - M0&C Volcanic. f^,fk ejr*en cMtrtriC. ) ft** Of*,in*J t/o/eoîic ( /MoJe'O*ey

i || t\ _ m L.r-J wilt row*** iVre*ulof •U'O'''* lo well ftot+ure* WIT* ra~. , //T/carlonoJ*. v/aiHklx ro 22.O . Car4a*a*t. rille*/Vesfc-le* oceni- locally e.,4- 58. tf" *a*/ ^T* .

Traces of Pyr''*' "X"1*" ft' ^-^ wiwin O-

NO.

W/?*

won

vttxnM/iWw*"

04/292

*flSt*

C A M P

FROM

70

10tio13.0/f.O11,0

23. 7

L E

ROOTAGETO

9.0

/f.O

H.o/r.otr.o11.0

2S-.1

TOTAL

f.O

2.O2.0

2.02-02.0

f.O

OZ/TON

^

o.w0-oti6''toolfa.Cfl

0.601

.P. Kg.DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY™

HOLE NO. _____Ajf"l SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

\ lUt'M

ion 101*1

90.1

30*

42. f" 4. t

fina/f at^Jcf a-f ua rf* -ear t o**J*

Aroiyku'f- , Very and grocer e^ /"X*****-

UffJSonm. on*/ /t*/;

-/fc^c Vo/eowfc

y HfeaUy /mcLrcJl

M a

n JeCn

a.* ft.

*t

ear*.

r* Mri. gr luL J**.* K/X/

t. t y*tr*lfy fine, yrnftief Af eA fcUi+r- **J ree*

/D cor* ox/it.

chloritic. vJaaiu'c wi'44

•W. 4-rft)./ auarrt -oSI-6 /"M * C Mj4m-

4o e*re ; f pyn'f* AktcJur t

30.4 J/.4 /.O

PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF

HOLE NO. SHEET NO.

FOOTAGE

FBOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

fO___ tom

(Z ~of yiy~X*A'4 ,

tt

&.0

67-

09 ne.oM.

7/.S-- TtA fa**

Minor W

-h ,

- 77.3

•773 -

i*

vein W*

/Otf.

JlflfT

IM/M

fr.off.O

7/.0

7*.*

TT. O

7/.0

72.*

77. t

/.f

2,0z.o

XC

Zf

0,0^0

0.065

0.60 J

ffi./


HOLE NO. SHEET NO.

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE ASSAYS

/. 3 /n.t *^ fe/f/c. -lewt-r e Ver

r '. , 70* l4 ear* *u...

. An* to medium aralHvcl . eirey - •revn /,XrV Aa- ^b/coê . At? LJ*. -'*- ir eB*eA*x/ AIM/ î*. —-— '-•*

//r.? 08.3

Conrnc^- TT* %/S

y.rtel^c c ltfrly

SXant/ayrrf * '

fine.

ft

- oUr OftfU

/^.y 0nJ /24.O , *f i

Sknrp i rrcjulor levtmr

Jo ctre cue'r.

7tfe ^ core ox/k'

/*T o. wav

/u/

2*9.3

occikr/xui** auw.

/ ^/e/r *

ay/V/t Mattnr-,

W*/'

///.•r

ttt.S

f.O Z.O 2.0

2.O 2.4

6.00*

0.00S

orsi "iS O (170

5.0'

DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY————

HOLE NO. Mf" St SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

. . t^r i If t j /•fiam /f/ -/St aoecr /T* wttemtêfmf fyrffa. QMCo*t*r X*T? cfltcneJc. tlox.lt. Moyie/r/B. orcn*s 4*Jfn Jo euapt+r. Cfjaritt, l+ttt A^fvr anyeh.lofe. êce*te /not d/tcr+h. ft/Jar /ff enancWka o. mor*

j 3 i pfes*n4- *.T"I/S" f. 7 / Mff tvVm 5OC fyrff* /* finrfb AOM/fC.r n* (t/vVK/SV.O " *M*W *f /y/**

/(l.O /'i Ac^ * "

Car*. /S /nor* /H***/ ut f un'trnc.ivnj K Mer /TZ ^ few tracer *t jtyriM.

•Htr**Js of tftJtim. A ^* miefanw.

/f n nofj QkarA- —der****** Vti'nkf toro,lnl* O9t W*i /fi-/*/. Ofl*rs l*w* A* ifc/few*.'

/f T* f /W "A J ^'"^ ' ^"V *~ -**1"

^/.Z. X 2 /neXe* tw*4 , *^* , **rUy cj/orttt 224.3 Z *W** wfcfc ^T* ) ^"*rlt. , Jj**c^ tifefolca&8.0 l **L ** , ^-r4.-cwiiw**-c/*"*

///it ontncJ cJikrtk Muuff Zn.- XiS.f , 2M.Z.

*fiJ*l* c*rio**J* veJiLJ' S* c/i. ^ fev ^fe^f of pyrite 0.4 JhfMfA

SAMPLE

NO.ItUl'H

IOC*rooTACE

fHOM 10 TOTAL

ASSAYS J

OI/TOH

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. SHEET NO.

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

IQIt fHOU TO___ TOTAL

ASSAYS

OI/TON

2ft 3 A 16. f,

Kt l*ck , 7 f* e/*. }241.0

10*- of fyn

Mom /mmefou* \tai*ieJt

eXorê ^4- 2*1.3.

v*ir('*.*i'on* iX

'. 3 - X17. Z /ion.

Qua minor

artpjn ane/ Mfnor

OJ*oc4'au fi**, fs **ar* vet'm'M .

oy qA* rtc

2*0. f ttei'ny* of ^kar4c.-c*rUn*4. -tJ/or/J*.if*. 2 -

/oWfr OB/I Axe ir 5O*

,

it li. /LlJ t fjf dyker An*- A* Mdjp+r *fit**cryfb . S

2T/.3Zft.3 273.3

2.0 2.0 O.lW

Z11.S" /.s-

\

DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY____

/Of-fiHOLE NO. . SHEET M" 7

FOOTAGE

FNOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

J2U- "0" te T"*lASSAYS

yof.O./***-^GOft-ntln* 6 , •Ô* Jo eorxt

A 0 /•4.46V

mfnar•.le ve/n (B**

/A e^Tl4

* - JX./

. 1 - 3X.3

35f.3 -

/A/TV*** *r JT9T.7- &7.S 04IIM t*./

eXx . SWcx-* A4*r J ' "1JO* f* ewe *xt*

poorly

fkeri-colour ,

VM4U

Add

5407 z.// -W* AM/

c*r*

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY—

HOLE NO. ——————/Of- SHEET NO.. fl

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

Afkr 94O.~f fakn*tJftJ* - *t*Hfc v*'e*mc

3 f 7, 0 . Only nokll*. ejKurW* •wen* '' j .

3ft. t " * * 40*

361.1 4/ici *~e J*r**t**tcJ fyr,-l*.

ir/, z. JZ **i*/ " " -

372. Z. M* ***i " f O* *374 /i ,-neA " Td* * * * y^t

37^. 1 K A./ * TD* * * ^ y/37*.^ ^ ,,eX "36* " ^,

////ice cruder JtteJ Jy yn'Jek were air* ffott^

Zf* e/*. Xave o. e/^/4 -jyr/b X**4

Oar^CM*4 occur u*A/ -WO.

4 /O. O fa /net atorVi-e"rl****e ve^'n ^T*e^x5t, 4tO.f * n A Û"*^/*.

^y 4f4.f~ 4Sfc*M/** X0fv geAlffo**- 4"O* rv c*rt. f^fft j ennriHc. coarser xo/i*.

SAMPLE

NO.1 (UL'H

100

FOOTAGEr.ou to TOTAL

ASSAYS J

OI/tONT

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY————

HOLE NO. /fits'- ft SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

rftOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

IM, HOM J*___ ""l

ASSAYS

437.1

437.1

4SZ.3

Arc b rv - St/iCw* Jtfnuto* - qrey 4o\ ' -l i l l , A/Colour , *yXtee*u* Oviu*a*//*^ wnfcA XT W****

JSt/ecu/ ^ #e oiutr/t. occur* A* /rv'** /tA ac ve^ /i"e *IA^'K . SteAÔA f'*

ant/ of c

c/*. . flint*-

/.over e oitJae/ *.^ rtJ*.

SUo.

^/- Sifema* ^ /W

-at

, i yirregular /o**r OH

A. oAii

faxzfvraj.

fna^na-Wc. ? x*eo.k tain'c Ô* ô cere, cxx/s Ccuuce/ iy •^ ejUv/4. ^ Aw " " '

Afl*cii5

au.*rliL ldS+fm^l.

o.feiw Me core J J

(MIJD4

Mt

01/3/Z M'S'S MUM

B. 06 i

4V*. C 420.* 2.0 2.0

424.*

4U.O 417.*-A 4 /*-

4S7.1

411.1

44*. 1 44T.1 447.1

44T.1 447.1 44*1 442S

2.0

ZO

2.0O.Obt


HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

met fnoM

ASSAYS

S3 6. 3

S38.3

&CCMKM mejitttn - eoonr* arofnaef *Mtr 492,.Ve(h* w*r* nol*J eo êllev*:

49*. Z î fnc^ i SO'c/a. t a uor^K- C*rôn*lx

7 2

' ^ e A ,

J?7-rf7a ^•/r.rS/a e*r

^.r

onlyone well

7 cere cut/*-

Jl f O 9 */*.

CAM /*c./ ttr 3f*

^ gr*y , *(Vie**u* ^

vv/H f of* fyKH, ix.

e/*.'

*0MW

Coarr*

A V

H. &HU./A&.

RU3SJ9/J/7 09/3^

9*7-7 f. O'

f. Oxo/9

0.07


HOLE NO. iOtf" 3O

LOCATION "2-tQ^.LA

LATITUDE .—-———-——

ELEVATION i H*Tl6. \

STARTED .

LENGTH

.S S

DEPARTURE —

. AZIMUTH *^H

FINISHED

DIP -f 6*-O*'

FOOTAOE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAOE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. /O6" *?Q SHEET NO.

REMARKS —.^-——.—.—-—.

LOGGED BY .

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE


ASSAYS

OZ/TON

O.O

•S.o

S.O

•Jl.l

237

-I^C-ft, a.^ flAf A/A \ i J^. '

^•^w.,

Jo (f.

TtCJKC*?*

.

",

. H.fc"

U,

w 4

PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY_____

HOLE NO. /06-1O SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

ion moM

ASSAYS

^

13.5

•i (r l,

r!

vi . C* -

o/

W '

y 347

j?' 4*. C. t.p U L k

cU7

2 1,

J* f

3SV

6^.6

7J-0

-77.S

7*.S

710

71.0

75 o

76-5

77.5

7*-'

SO.*

f.O tot

O.OO7

l.s

2.6'

O.oos

3,00*

&.007

O'OIO

0.^)00


FOOTAGE

r MOM TO

d-87 s

K.

llfc.O' -

DESCRIPTION

VJL

Af

NAME OF PROPERTY.——

HOLE NO. /Q6'*?O SHEET NO..

SAMPLE ASSAYS

8S.1

V7-S

2-0

2-0

0.0 H 7

En DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY———

HOLE NO. 1 06-30 SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

ICU HOU

ASSAYS

(('.^,( yif

ouxr

171.6 F t- UK -

ni.c,

A, OaM.i' t

l L

G&,

4

t 76" -lo t

, L

,, ——

^ ^ J7 r r

"1 I"*M

•360

iCZ

J***

161.0 0,118

itf.o

171.6 l. 6 0040

174.0

ne.c 174-0

0 06V

I

PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

-IS- tarn

ASSAYS

f.~

255-*

(WU* f

^

j \luUJ, 0uX

w*** e*

li

OfKfe'

fcy 7Vf.o'

1.5

2-0'

00*5

kMOS, P. Eng.PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY.

HOLE NO. ——A36: SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

ttUL'H_______ _______^^^^ IBU rHOM TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

267. - . (MA f, c)

-1. 0 A

7.H- 2 7T.O

*u

7O*


MOLE NO. lOfc- ^ SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLEt IUIM

ASSAYS

210.-*

2455

Is ,o.

161-*- l

.4 ,

,0

1,6'

KM

/•O'r* 001

PiflR Eng DIAMOND DRILL REOORD

FOOTAGE

mott TO

M

M70*'

V"

DESCRIPTION

'"T

. k .

Or**C 4

NAME OF PROPCRTY

HOLE NO. |66'*? SHEET NO..

SAMPLE ASSAYS

m37*

HHS.S

(.0'

1.6' /O 0*1

M 66 .5 8. VII


HOLE NO. -LOCATION ^ ?j(X ujLATITUDE .———-————

LENGTHS

ELEVATION 3f HT1 6

STARTED

.AZIMUTH 'Zng-aOI

FINISHED -SftM :

DIP

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOT AGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. SHEET NO.

REMARKS

LOGGED BY .

FOOTAGE

FROMDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE


ASSAYS

OZ/TON

0.0

12.0

17,6

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2o?0 ,vU.

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33o x. 7.0'

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4.

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PETER J. VAMOS, p. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY

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6070 ^08.7

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7 78 *

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HOLE NO. _______13J SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

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MS."?. . l

170.0

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m. too .H

306. . t

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c.

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35? 1

360.1

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HOLE NO. —————131* SHEET NO..

SAMPLE

1VS S

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1 /'OK

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HOLE NO. lai-q SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

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3*: 3 8

378 -

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40- 5o" ^*c -A

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360.0 l.o

ei*x0-210

PETER A. E DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. _______17 l- SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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Ol/ION

381.1

101.4,

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100 2, ft

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lOli MOM

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Hst-%

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. U

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EDIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PROPERTY


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P y.

i'ftlt

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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6-53-1

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LOCATION

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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lo

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(•"C" WlA iiic

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NAME OF PROPERTY

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DESCRIPTIONSAMPLE

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257-^

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704,5-7170. Iro.

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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d* - f --7*.

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HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

Hit l MOM

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HOLE NO. m-qo SHEET NO..

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rnoM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLEt lUl'N

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(ali) fofPHYfv

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^FOOTAGE

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Ol/TOM

701.6

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LOCATION

LATITUDE . ELEVATION

STARTED —

LENGTH.S SDEPARTURE

. AZIMUTH DIP -VS0

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REMARKS ,

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OZ/TON

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SAMPLE ASSAYS

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/A / j . ' l'f'

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Idl

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HOLE NO. (g? -TO SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

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30-/*uOo o+JL. T

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FMOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

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cu

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HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE ASSAYS

302

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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HOLE NO. f 2 4'Ô i rnr.TM 6O1.O'LOCATION 74.9t.SU> . l i HI. t S

LATITUDE .

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STARTED — to /?o.AZIMUTH DIP

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FOOTAOC DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHV

HOLE NO. I*H-30 SHCCT NO.

REMARKS -———-———.—

LOGGED BY.

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FROM TODESCRIPTION

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NO.' W

FOOTAGEFROM TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

OZ/TON

0.0

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HOLE NO. l? S ' ^ SHEET NO.

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE ASSAYS

11.7

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FOOTAOCDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE ASSAYS

tUo

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1,5'

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DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME orHOLE NO, SHEET NO.

OECCNIPTIONSAMPLE

Ji. '•'*t

ASSAYS

ltt.0 /7/.1

171.2 U2.7

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HOLE NO. bM-10 SHEET NO.. I*FOOTAOC

rnOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLEt Ml'* IDII 'HU -u.

ASSAYS

WO -4-

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HOLE NO. 13 M- SHEET NO..

ÔOTAOEDESCRIPTION

CAMPLEt *Ul*H

811 HDM

ASSAYS

3"

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220

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0

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HOLE NO. ———'2M-* SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLEt MllMjitii nox tOTU

0 I/TON

ASSAYS

ô*^,/,^,,

381 .S

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HOLE NO. SHEET NO..

FOOT AGE

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SAMPLE ASSAYS

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157.7- "5-*.

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ROOTAGETO

DESCRIPTIONSAMPLE

1 tUl'H

tOTAi

ASSAYS

'4*7.0

5-frOA^ N 4* /*(o AflT

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HOLE NO. ttH-q SHEET NO.

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

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ASSAYS

6070

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LOCATION

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STARTED —

LENGTH-a (60 S

DEPARTURE -- -

.AZIMUTH 306* DIP

FOOTAGE OIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. I*4-*TO SHEET NO,

REMARKS ^.———^——^——

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FROM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE


ASSAYS

OZ/TON

0.0

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t MiniASSAYS

ei/TON

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fit

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HOLE NO. —————US'* SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

rBOM TODESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

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ASSAYS

OI/TON

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HOLE NO. 12^- SHEET NO..

SAMPLEt lUl'M

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ASSAYS

3*750

1910 1

102

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PETER J. VAMOS, P. Eng. DIAMOND DRILL REOORD NAME OF PBOPEBTV

MOLE NO. ————176" "K) SHEET NO.

FOOTAGE

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SAMPLE

t lin f HtOtt MOM TO TOT*l

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SAMPLE ASSAYS

A

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\-26-tOHOLE NO. . SHEET NO.

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fHDM l TODESCRIPTION

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t lv. S*'OA*

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NAME OF PROPERTY ——

HOLE NO. \ 2C- e10

LOCATION 34 Hi 5 00,

LATITUDE ———————————

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STARTED APE'*. 16

LENGTH 3&T O*

/Z. S

DEPARTURE

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FINISHED ft WU- ff/90

OIP

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOT ACE OIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. SHEET NO.

REMARKS.

LOGGED BY. fe

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FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

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HOLE NO. Ifr SHEET NO. 5FOOTAGE

rnoM TODESCRIPTION

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MOLE NO. - 136-I SHEET NO..

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42Cfc8SWeeet 63.6119 JACOBSON 040

REPORT ON THE EDWARDS PROPERTY

OF

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LIMITED

The Edwards property is a gold prospect in the Wawa area

of Northern Ontario.

This report was prepared at the request of Mr. Everett

A.E. Pagg, the President of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited

(Spirit Lake).

The purpose of this report was to review all of the

exploration on the Edwards property and to propose a program for

further exploration.

PROPERTY

Location; SÛLT 5.,*t* M-** "i

The property is located in Jacobson Township about 30 km

northeast of the town of Wawa in Northern Ontario. (Figure 1)

The property is reached by road from Highway 17, through

Dubruilville. The gravel road that joins the two railway towns

Lochalsh (Canadian Pacific) and Goudreau (Algoma Central) traver

ses the property.

Topography;

The topography is typical for that part of the county.

The relief is low with the maximum elevation change in the order

of 17 m

The area is generally covered with Pleistocene glacial

deposits and outcrops of the basement rocks are not abundant.

The natural growth is of a mixed nature including pine,

GEOLOGICAL SCHEMA TICJACOBSON TWP. PROPERTY

** CARBOfMTE HORIZON AT 1HE 300- LEVEL

EXPLORATIONS LIMITED

May 15, 1989

LOCATION PLAN

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JACOBSON TOWNSHIP ONTARIO

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poplar and birch with alders present in the low areas. The north

ern part of the property has been lumbered and replanted with Jack

Pine.

The low areas are swampy and this will hinder the movement

of heavy equipment in the summer.

Resources ;

The Great Lakes high tension power line crosses the prop

erty. Telephone service to the area has been extended to the-

Canamax and Magino mine sites to the west of the Edwards property.

The local villages of Dubruilville, Lochalsh and Ooudreau

can be counted on for minor supplies, some labour and housing.

The planned road (Ont. Government) from the area to Wawa would

improve the availability of labour, housing and supplies for the

mining developments.

There appears to be adequate water in the area for mining

purposes.

The Claims;

The property consists of 45 claims located in the central

part of Jacobson Township (formerly Twp 48) in the District of..*. r^-"~' O,-,,. -JAlgoma, Northern Ontario.

Four of these claims are patented and 41 claims are stak

ed. All of the required assessment work has been completed on the

staked claims.

Production royalties are payable on the claims purchased

from Superior Northwest Inc. and Loydex Resources Inc.

(i)

SUMMARY

This report has been prepared at the request of Dr. John A. Hansuld, President of Spirit Lake Exploration Limited. It describes the results and interpretation of a 30-hole diamond drill program totalling 19,378 feet completed on Spirit Lake's Jacobson Township gold property and presents recommendations for a follow-up exploration program. The drill program was conducted in two phases commencing in November, 1989 and terminating in April, 1990.

The objectives of the drill program were primarily to improve confidence levels in vein continuity and to define structural controls governing the distribution of gold mineralization in an area of enhanced economic potential situated in the central portion of the Spirit Zone, to expand tonnage by extending the known zones both laterally and vertically, as well as to establish a sufficiently detailed data base to permit preliminary ore reserve calculations. Also, four drill holes were targeted at 25-foot centres in a diamond pattern in order to extend a spectacular zone assaying 11.57 oz Au/ton over 10.6 feet intersected in drill hole 89-101.

In all instances the program was very successful, with a significant improvement in the confidence of zone continuity as well as an impressive enhancement in the overall economic potential of the deposit. The mineralized vein systems remain open both laterally and at depth.

Many significant and a number of spectacular gold intersections were obtained from this drilling program. Three principal mineralized horizons of gold-bearing mineralization have been identified within the Spirit Zone to date. These have been named the Porphyry, Carbonate and Shaynee mineralized horizons. Both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons have been traced over a strike length of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of approximately 800 feet. The Shaynee mineralized horizon has only been intersected by 10 drill holes, hence it remains virtually untested.

JAMES Lid.

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SUMMARY (cont'd)

These vein systems constitute an attractive target which merit further work. Depending on the corporate objectives of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, this work could take the form of either an underground exploration program to test the mineability of high grade lenses in both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons above the 4800 foot elevation between 200 west and 400 west or a further diamond drilling program to extend the vein systems both laterally and vertically and hence expand tonnage. It is recommended that a preliminary ore reserve study be undertaken, the scope of which would aid in determining the thrust of future exploration on the property.

JAMES \Mtde ENqtacRiNQ Lid.


3.1 General Geology

The Spirit Lake Property is situated in the Goudreau-Lochalsh area of the Wawa Greenstone Belt which represents a major succession of supracrustal rocks of the Archean Superior Structural Province. The Wawa Greenstone Belt is comprised of several cycles of volcanic activity as well as a series of sedimentary rocks called the Dore Group. In the vicinity of the claim group, the area is underlain by basal Cycle II felsic volcanics which are overlain by sedimentary rocks consisting substantially of Algoma type iron formation. The sedimentary rocks are in turn overlain by Cycle HI mafic volcanics. Felsic to intermediate intrusive rocks are believed to be related to gold deposition.


The Spirit Lake deposit is situated within the regionally extensive Goudreau Lake Deformation Zone (GLDZ) as defined by mapping by the Ontario Geological Survey. The past producing Cline Gold Mine and the Murphy Lake Gold Mine as well as the currently producing Kremzar and Magino Mines are also associated with the GLDZ.

Hematite and epidote represent the predominant alteration minerals in the area. Silicification, sercitization and pyrite mineralization are restricted to the deformation zone, along with chlorite, calcite and iron carbonate.

Structural controls are very important in both the localization of gold-bearing vein systems as well as in the distribution of gold mineralization within the vein systems.

Dominant structural trends in the GLDZ are 1000 and 0700.

JAMES \Vfcde Lid

3.3 Mineralization

Two major mineralized vein systems - called the Edwards and Spirit Zones - are known on the property. They consist of multiple en echelon quartz veins containing tine granular gold.

The gold-bearing quartz veins are developed in tension fractures spatially associated with the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone. The shear zone strikes east- west and dips 550-650 north. Both the Cline and the Edwards Deposits are located on the north side of this shear zone, whereas the Spirit Zone is situated to the south. Zones defined to the north of the shear zone are terminated by it at depth. One of the better defined veins in the Spirit Zone exhibits a distinct spatial association with a felsic porphyry unit which suggests that the vein systems developed approximately parallel to the host stratigraphy along contacts and other zones of weakness. The strike of the Spirit Zone quartz veins is variable, ranging from 1000 to ISO0 and averaging 1200, with considerable buckling apparent in the central portion of the currently drilled area. Dips are generally steeply north, with local swings to the vertical or very steeply south. This south-southeast strike direction corresponds to one of the dominant structural trends defined by the Ontario Geological Survey. The veins intersect the Edwards - Cline Shear Zone at an oblique angle and are terminated by it to the west along a northwest trending plunge line.

3.3.1 Edwards Zone

This zone was discovered in the 1920's and in the mid 1930's was developed via an inclined shaft sunk at a dip of -IT to a depth of 300 feet. Lateral work on three levels amounted to approximately 2500 feet. A small mill was erected and processed 3243 tons or ore of which 1670 tons were extracted from the Edwards Zone and a further 1573 tons were obtained from unknown sources. Average recovered grade was 0.31 ounces of gold per ton.

IAMCI V&de lid,

CONCLUSIONS

The results of the two-phase, 30-hole drilling program totalling 19,378 feet conducted between November, 1989 and April, 1990, are very positive. Many significant and a number of spectacular gold intersections were obtained. These results have confirmed and enhanced the overall economic potential of the property by extending the three main mineralized horizons in all directions and by demonstrating the three dimensional continuity of these horizons.

The Porphyry mineralized horizon is remarkably consistent both laterally and vertically despite its often narrow width. It has been traced over a distance of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of 750 feet. The horizon strikes 1150 at its western extremity, becoming tightly buckled from 300 W to 175 W before swinging to a fairly consistent 1400 strike along its eastern extension. The dip is somewhat variable, but generally steeply north. As is apparent on the longitudinal section, the Porphyry mineralized horizon remains open to the west of section 400 west up to the shear zone, at depth, and to the east below the 4700 foot elevation. Overall, the mineralized horizon exhibits a steep easterly plunge, with some evidence of cross plunge zonation.

The Carbonate mineralized horizon has been traced intermittendly from section 450 west to section 150 east and to a vertical depth of 850 feet. It is less well defined than the Porphyry mineralized horizon and appears to be slightly more sinuous in character; however, it is generally parallel or sub-parallel to the Porphyry mineralized horizon. The Carbonate mineralized horizon also appears

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to exhibit an easterly plunge with strong cross plunge zoning. It remains open west of 450 west up to the shear zone, east of 0+00 and at depth to the east.

The Shaynee mineralized horizon is situated approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon and it is oriented sub-parallel to it based on the limited information available from this vein to date. It has been traced over a strike length of approximately 200 feet and a vertical extent of about 200 feet, but as it has only been penetrated by 10 drill holes, it remains virtually untested.

A sufficiently detailed data base has now been established to allow the calculation of an ore reserve estimate on the Spirit Zone.

8.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

It is obvious that the Spirit Lake Jacobson Township property is of merit and warrants further work. While the scope of this work will be subject to the corporate objectives of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, it is recommended that either of the following scenarios represent the logical next step in advancing the exploration of the Spirit Zone and furthering the demonstration of its economic potential:

1. Consideration should be given to conducting an underground exploration program to test the mineability of the known zones specifically targeted on the high grade lenses within the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons between 200 west and 400 west above the 4800 foot elevation.

2. Consideration should be given to additional step-out drilling both laterally and at depth in order to expand the reserve base.

In order to provide direction in accessing the above options, it is recommended that an ore reserve study be carried out.

JAMES VAdc ENqiNECRhq Lid

The two exploration approaches are not mutually exclusive and ultimately could.V

be carried out concurrently at the discretion of the Company. If the underground exploration should be carried out, it is nevertheless recommended that a limited amount of surface drilling be performed in the vicinity of near surface high grade target areas in order to further confirm and extend them. This work would involve 10 drill holes totalling 5150 feet and it is designed to test the following areas:

Four holes totalling 1350 feet to test the extension of the high grade lense in the Carbonate mineralized horizon which is open up dip from 0+00 eastward between the 4650 elevation and surface.

Three holes totalling 1100 feet to extend the near surface high grade lenses in both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons to the east.

Three drill holes totalling 2700 feet to test the western extension of high grade lenses in both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons which are both open below the 4700 elevation. These holes will also penetrate the Shaynee mineralized horizon which is virtually untested to date.

Specifics of the proposed drill program are as follows:

Planned Elevation Elevation Elevation Location Pip Length Of Porphyry of Carbonate of Shaynee

1 + OOE/4+50S -460 200' - 49001+OOE/3 + 50S -510 300' 4900 48001+OOE/3+50S -600 350' 4865 4700HOOE/2+25S -600 500' 4750 46000+OOE/4 + 50S -500 200' - 48901 + OOW/4+10S -480 450' - 4900 47002+OOW/4+20S -450 450' - 4950 47004 + 50W/1 + OOS -560 800' 4650 4550 43605 + OOW/0+50S -550 900' 4600 4490 43105+50W/0+50N -58" 1000' 4500 4360 4250

TOTAL 10 DDH * 5150'

It is recommended that all pulps be retained and that all rejects of mineralized intersections also be kept. This is important both for check assaying as well as preliminary metallurgical test work. Further, selected samples should be assayed for silver, as to the author's knowledge, no analyses for this element have yet been undertaken. Consideration should also be given to carrying out detailed geological mapping of the property. The cost of the surface drilling portion of the proposed program is estimated at S140,000 (5150' @ SZS/ft. plus Si 1,250 contingency).

The proposed underground exploration program has not been costed in detail; however, the following budget estimates are provided:

BUDGET ESTIMATE

Item Puration

Site Preparation 3 months Site Installations (headframe

hoist, electrical facilities) 3 months Dewater, Shaft Rehabilitation 3 months 300' Level Rehabilitation

(Slashing, rail, track laying) 3 months Drifting, Cross-Cuts (1000' @ S4CKVft.) 3 months Drilling (15,000 @ SaO/ft., 2 machines) 3 months Overhead Expenses

(12 mos. @ S25,0007mo.) 12 months

Contingency

TOTAL

Surface Drilling

GRAND TOTAL

Cost Estimate

S 250,000

350,000300,000

100,000400,000300,000

300,000

200.000

52,200,000

140.000

S2,340,000

As many aspects of the underground exploration program will proceed concurrently, the overall time frame to complete the program outlined above is estimated at 12 months.

August 29, 1990 Toronto, Ontario

William S. Hamilton, F.G.A.C.

Spirit Lake May 15, 1989

APPENDIX A

CLAIMS

Staked Claims;

SSM 490470, 71 SSM 591167 -69 SSM 591177, 78 SSM 608839 -42 SSM 608843, 44 SSM 612557, 58 SSM 626329, 30 SSM 716098 SSM 865944 -47 SSM 924602 -13 SSM 935957 - 63

Patented Claims!

2465 2838 2836A 3588

Rovalties;

PATENTED CLAIMS

All of the patented claims are subject to a l 1/2* net smelter return (NSR) production royalty. A purchase clause is Included in the agreement.

STAKED CLAIMS

The claims SSM 924602 to 924613 inclusive are subject to a l 1/2* NSR production royalty. An advance minimum royalty of S7,500 is payable starting on November 9, 1989.

The other staked claims have no overriding royalties to be paid.

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REPORT ON THEEDWARDS PROPERTY

JACOBSON TOWNSHIP, ONTARIOSPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LIMITED

November 29, 1990 Toronto, Ontario

William S. Hamilton, FGAG Project Number: 89-2^1

JAMES Wvde Lid.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS050C

PAGE

SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . (i)1.0 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l2.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . l3.0 PRODUCTION HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l4.0 GEOLOGICAL SETTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

4.1 General Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.2 Structural Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.3 Mineralization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

4.3.1 Edwards Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34.3.2 Spirit Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

5.0 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56.0 CONCLUSIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.0 RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

LIST OF FIGURES AND ILLUSTRATIONS

REGIONAL LOCATION PLAN

PROPERTY LOCATION PLAN

CLAIM MAP

GEOLOGICAL SCHEMATIC

VERTICAL CROSS SECTIONS(3 Sections: 350 W, 200 W and 50 W)

VERTICAL LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS(3 Sections: Porphyry, Carbonate and Shaynee Horizons)

APPENDIX I: Audit of Ore Reserves by Jaman Patel

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SUMMARY

The Edwards property of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited is situated in Jacobson Township, Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division, near Wawa, Ontario and it consists of 41 unpatented and 4 patented mining claims encompassing approximately 1800 acres.

Gold was discovered on the property in 1924 - 25 and exploration has been carried out intermittently since that time. During 1936 - 37, underground development and limited mining were undertaken by Edwards Gold Mines Ltd.

Spirit Lake Explorations Limited became involved with the property in 1986. Since then, the Company has explored limited portions of the claim block by geophysical surveying, basal till sampling, mechanical stripping, geological mapping, rock sampling and diamond drilling. To date, 126 holes have been drilled totalling 73,648 feet. Initially the drilling was targeted on the Edwards Mine area; however, the emphasis later shifted following the discovery of a new vein system called the Spirit Zone, located 600 feet southwest of the Edwards shaft.

Many significant and numerous spectacular gold intersections were obtained from the drilling program. The gold occurs in its native form in quartz.veins which range in width from several inches up to in excess 10 feet, sometimes occurring in multiple sets with significant overall width. Three principal horizons of gold- bearing mineralization have been identified within the Spirit Zone to date. These have been named the Porphyry, Carbonate and Shaynee mineralized horizons. Both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons have been traced over a strike length of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of approximately 800 feet. The Shaynee mineralized horizon has only been intersected by 10 drill holes, hence it remains virtually untested.

JAMES WK)E ENqiNEEniiMq Lid.

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Spirit Lake Explorations Limited have calculated a mineral resource inventory on the Spirit Zone using a cross sectional method. This work has been audited by Mr. Jaman Patel on behalf of James Wade Engineering Ltd. Using a cut off grade of 0.100 oz Au/ton over a minimum five foot true width the uncut and undiluted mineral resource inventory of the two principal vein systems is as follows:

ZonePorphyryCarbonate

Tons78,40051,100

Grade0.9630.936

TOTAL 129,500 0.953

These veins constitute an attractive target which merit further work. It is proposed to carry out a limited surface diamond drilling program totalling 5600 feet in 11 holes to confirm and extend several high grade lenses in both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons, as well as to further test the Shaynee vein. In conjunction with this work, it is proposed to carry out an underground exploration program utilizing the existing Edwards shaft to permit detailed underground drilling of both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons. This work would involve site preparation, equipment installation, dewatering, rehabilitation of both the shaft and the third level, 1000 feet of drifting and 15,000 feet of underground drilling. The total cost of this program is estimated at 52,330,000.

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1,0 INTRODUCTION

This report has been prepared at the request of Mr. Dale M. Hendrick, VicePresident - Operations of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited. It describes theresults and interpretation of an extensive surface diamond drill program on SpiritLake's Jacobson Township gold property. To date, 126 holes have been drilledtotalling 73,648 feet.

2.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The property consists of four patented and 41 unpatented claims situated in theSault Ste. Marie Mining Division, near Wawa, Ontario. The claim group coversapproximately 1800 acres. The property location is illustrated on RegionalLocation Plan, Location Plan and Claim Map, all of which are attached. Excellentaccess is provided by an all weather gravel road which traverses the property. Apower line also transects the claim group.

3.0 PRODUCTION HISTORY

The production history of the Goudreau-Lochalsh area of the Wawa GreenstoneBelt is summarized as follows:

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4.1 General Geology

The Edwards Property is situated in the Goudreau-Lochalsh area of the Wawa Greenstone Belt which represents a major succession of supracrustal rocks of the Archean Superior Structural Province. The Wawa Greenstone Belt is comprised of several cycles of volcanic activity as well as a series of sedimentary rocks called the Dore Group. Regionally, the area is underlain by basal Cycle II felsic volcanics which are overlain by sedimentary rocks consisting substantially of Algoma type iron formation. The sedimentary rocks are in turn overlain by Cycle III mafic volcanics. The property is predominantly underlain by an assemblage of mafic lavas of the third cycle.


The Spirit Lake deposits are situated within the regionally extensive Goudreau Lake Deformation Zone (GLDZ) as defined by mapping by the Ontario Geological Survey. The past producing Cline Gold Mine and the Murphy Lake Gold Mine as well as the currently producing Muscocho/McNellan-Magino Mine and recently shut down Canamax-Kremzar Mine are also associated with the GLDZ. The Cline Gold Mine is of special import as it is immediately east of the Edwards property and associated with the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone. Structural controls are very important in both the localization of gold-bearing vein systems as well as in the distribution of gold mineralization within the vein systems. Dominant structural trends in the GLDZ are 1000 and 0700.

4.3 Mineralization

Two principal mineralized vein systems, the Edwards and the Spirit Zones, are located north and south respectively of the east-west striking, northerly dipping

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4.3.1 Edwards Zone

This zone was discovered in the 1920's and in the mid 1930's was developed via an inclined shaft sunk at an angle of -IT to a depth of 300 feet. Levels were established at vertical depths of 96 feet, 189 feet and 289 feet and lateral work on these three levels amounted to approximately 2500 feet developing four erratic and deformed gold-bearing veins. A small mill was erected and processed 3243 tons of ore of which 1670 tons were extracted from the Edwards Zone and a further 1573 tons were obtained from unknown sources. Average recovered grade was 0.31 ounces of gold per ton. The third level extends to within 230 feet from the Porphyry mineralized horizon and 365 feet from the Carbonate vein system.

4.3.2 Spirit Zone

The zone is located 600 feet southwest of the Edwards Zone shaft. It was discovered by drilling in 1988 and has subsequently been tested by 61 drill holes. The steeply dipping zones are located south and in the footwall of the north dipping Edwards-Cline Shear Zone, implying significant tonnage potential with depth.

Three principal sub-parallel vein systems, the Porphyry, Carbonate and Shaynee, have been identified to date in the Spirit Zone. The Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons have been traced over strike lengths ranging up to 600 feet and to vertical depths of 800 feet. The horizontal distance between these two

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88-66 SOW 442.5' 466.4' 23.9' 1.478 Carbonate88-72 400 W 395.0' 401.0' 6.0' 7.289 Porphyry89-101 200 W 199.9' 210.5' 10.6' 11.576 Carbonate89-103 100 W 630.0' 647.0' 17.0' 1.157 Porphyry90-111 0+00 695.0' 701.0' 6.0' 0.387 Carbonate90-125 350 W 184.0' 186.5' 2.5' 13.950 Porphyry

The Shaynee mineralized horizon is virtually unexplored. It is situated an average of approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon, which is the most southerly of the two mineralized horizons mentioned previously. Based on the limited data available to date, it appears to be oriented essentially parallel to the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons. Significant assay results from the Shaynee Zone are as follows:

Core Hole No. Section From To Width oz Au/ton Zone

89-104 200 W 542.8' 546.2' 3.4' 0.948 Shaynee89-124 300 W 528.0' 536.0' 8.0' 0.405 Shaynee89-125 350 W 484.0' 491.0' 7.0' 0.753 Shaynee89-126 350 W 335.0' 343.0' 8.0' 0.191 ShayneeIn summary, the three vein systems dip steeply, generally to the north. The structural characteristics of the veins are displayed on the Geological Schematic Plan, the drill hole cross sections (Sections 350 W, 200 W and 50W), as well as the three longitudinal sections, all of which are attached to this report. With respect to the cross sections, assay values are reported over core widths, whereas on the longitudinal sections true widths are employed, with intersections expanded as necessary to a minimum five-foot true width. The width of the individual quartz veins ranges from several inches up to in excess of 10 feet, although they average 2 - 3 feet in width, sometimes occurring in multiple sets with significant overall width. Occasionally, the character of the mineralized zone changes, consisting of wider zones of silicification and carbonatization with quartz veinlets and stringers, resulting in substantially improved widths.

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5.0 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE

Spirit Lake Explorations Limited have calculated a mineral resource inventory on the Spirit Zone. They requested James Wade Engineering Ltd. to audit their work and this was performed by Mr. Jaman Patel. A copy of his report is attached as Appendix I and hence only the salient features are discussed below. Mr. Patel briefly reviewed the geological aspects of the deposit from cross sections and drill logs and checked the interpretations, calculations and methods. To paraphrase Mr. Patel:

The drill results were plotted on cross and longitudinal sections. Spirit Lake have used the following parameters to calculate the resource using a cross sectional method and plotting the blocks on the longitudinal sections at 25 and 50 foot section intervals.

"The parameters applied to the resource calculations are:

1. The assay values are not cut.

2. The drill hole values are generally projected half way to the next hole on the section and half way to the adjacent sections. As a result, some of the blocks are quite large in the dip direction.

3. A minimum width of 5 feet (true) is used. The ore intersections vary from l foot to 24 feet. A cut off grade of .1 oz Au/ton over 5 feet minimum width is used in the calculations.

4. All the intersection widths are true widths, but the heights of the blocks used are vertical. As the dip of the veins in most part is interpreted to be 850, this will make little difference in adding tonnage to the resource inventory.

5. A tonnage factor of 12 cu ft/ton is used in the calculations.

Using the above, tonnage and grade of each block in the two veins are averaged to arrive at a total of 129, 500 tons and .953 oz An/ton uncut and undiluted grade. A mineral resource calculation of Shaynee zone, from the long section gave 8,842 tons grading .377 oz Au/ton. This zone is not sufficiently drilled yet."

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"The majority of the intersections used in the resource calculations contain high grade values over one oz/ton Au, some of which are of much higher grade. And, as nugget effect in this type of deposit is expected, a level to which the high grade assays should be cut needs to be established."

It should be pointed out that the drilling on vertical sections is not on a consistent spacing and the spacing between drill holes is too wide for this type of free gold, high grade intersections. To improve confidence, the drill spacing should not be greater than 50 feet.

"Internal waste or low grade sections are not included and therefore the higher grade blocks give somewhat checkerboard appearances. It would be prudent to include internal waste or low grade blocks when estimating a mineable grade.

All in all, the project is an exciting gold play with a potential for a high grade minable deposit. The work so far is satisfactorily recorded and drafted."

6.0 CONCLUSIONS

The results of the 126-hole drilling program totalling 73,446 feet are very positive. Many significant and numerous spectacular gold intersections were obtained. These results have confirmed and enhanced the overall economic potential of the property by extending the three main mineralized horizons in all directions and by demonstrating the three dimensional continuity of these horizons.

The Porphyry mineralized horizon is remarkably persistent both laterally and vertically despite its often narrow width. It has been traced over a distance of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of 750 feet. The horizon strikes 1150 at its western extremity before swinging to a fairly consistent 1400 strike along its eastern extension. The dip is somewhat variable, but generally steeply north. As is apparent on the longitudinal section, the Porphyry mineralized horizon remains substantially open both laterally and at depth. Overall, the mineralized horizon exhibits a steep easterly plunge, with some evidence of cross plunge zonation associated with the Edwards-Cline Shear Zone.

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The Carbonate mineralized horizon has been traced intermittently over a distance of 600 feet and to a vertical depth of 850 feet. It is less well defined than the Porphyry mineralized horizon and appears to be sub-parallel to it. The horizontal distance between the two vein systems varies from 20 feet at their western end to 120 feet at their eastern extremity as currently defined. The Carbonate mineralized horizon also appears to exhibit an easterly plunge with strong cross plunge zoning. It remains substantially open both laterally and vertically.

The Shaynee mineralized horizon is situated approximately 180 feet south of the Carbonate mineralized horizon and is oriented sub-parallel to it. It has been traced over a strike length of approximately 200 feet and a vertical extent of about 200 feet, but as it has only been penetrated by 10 drill holes, it remains virtually untested.

An inferred mineral resource has been calculated by Spirit Lake Explorations Limited and these figures and procedures were audited by Mr. Jaman Patel on behalf of James Wade Engineering Ltd. Using a cross sectional method and plotting the blocks on a longitudinal section, the uncut and undiluted inferred mineral resource of the Porphyry and Carbonate mineral horizons totals 129,500 tons grading 0.953 oz Au/ton, suggesting a gold inventory of 123,400 ounces.

7.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

The Spirit Lake Jacobson Township property is of merit and warrants further work. It is recommended that the following scenarios represent the logical next step in advancing the exploration of the Spirit Zone and furthering the demonstration of its economic potential:

1. Consideration should be given to additional step-out surface drilling both laterally and at depth in order to expand the reserve base.

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2. Consideration should be given to conducting an underground exploration program to test the continuity and mineability of the known zones. This work could utilize the existing Edwards shaft and ancillary underground workings. The shaft is inclined to the north at an angle of -IT and development has been undertaken on three levels 96 feet, 189 feet and 289 feet vertically subsurface. The third level extends to within 230 feet from the Prophyry mineralized horizon and 365 feet from the Carbonate mineralized horizon.

The two exploration programs are not mutually exclusive and ultimately could be carried out concurrently at the discretion of the Company. This surface work would involve 11 drill holes totalling 5600 feet designed to test the following areas:

Five holes totalling 1800 feet to test the extension of the high grade lense in the Carbonate mineralized horizon which is open up dip to surface.

Three holes totalling 1100 feet to extend the near surface high grade lenses in both the Carbonate and Porphyry mineralized horizons to the east.

Three drill holes totalling 2700 feet to test the western extension of high grade lenses in both the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons which are both open below the 4700 elevation. These holes will also penetrate the Shaynee mineralized horizon which is virtually untested to date.

Specifics of the proposed drill program are as follows:

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The proposed underground exploration program would involve site preparation and equipment installation, dewatering and rehabilitation of the shaft and third level. This level would then be extended to the southwest to a point midway between the Porphyry and Carbonate mineralized horizons. A drift would then be driven between these to veins in order to provide a base to carry out a 15,000 foot diamond drill program on both zones (i.e., 1500 feet per section on 10 sections in a ring pattern). (See attached Geological Schematic for proposed underground development layout.)

The proposed underground exploration program has not been costed in detail; however, the following budget estimates are provided:

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li* CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

lm I , William S. Hamilton, of 459 Millwood Road, Toronto, Ontario, do hereby ' certify that:

™ 1. I am an employee of James Wade Engineering Ltd.

B 2. I am a graduate of Mount Allison University, B.Sc. (Geology) 1973.

l 3. I have practised my profession continuously since graduation.

l 4, I am familiar with the Spirit Lake property having made site visits in— November and December, 1989 and February, 1990 and having worked inl the general Wawa area since 1984.

l 5. I do not have, nor do I expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect inthe property or in the securities of Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

6. This report is based on my observations in the field and on technical data J supplied by Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

J 7. I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada.

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APPENDIX I

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Audit of Ore Reserves Calculated by Spirit Lake Explorations Limited on their Gold Deposit in Jacobson Township Property

Spirit Lake Explorations Limited, following their last drill program have calculated an ore inventory on their gold deposit in Jacobson Township, Ontario. The writer of this report was asked to audit their work. The procedure followed and the parameters used in the calculations are listed below. The writer briefly reviewed the geological aspects of the deposit from the sections and drill logs, and checked the interpretations, calculations and methods. The writer's views are presented in the conclusions and recommendations.

As I feel that it is premature to categorize the tonnage and grade calculation as ore reserves, I will call it an inferred mineral resource.

SUMMARY

On the property, an earlier effort was made to mine the Edwards vein with an inclined shaft. Only 1610 tons were mined from the shaft at a recovered grade of .31 oz Au/ton. Following the discovery of a new zone in 1963, subsequent exploration programs have developed this property significantly.

Two major and other subsidiary sub-parallel veins are interpreted. The two main veins are the Porphyry and Carbonate veins. The Porphyry vein occurs within or adjacent to a porphyry dike and the Carbonate vein occurs in the foot wall of the porphyry dike, within the volcanics.

The mineralization is described as quartz stringers and veins related to tension fracturing associated with the Edwards-Cline shear zone. Gold occurs as very fine to fine granular native gold within the quartz veins. The majority of the sections with visible gold occurrences grade over one oz Au/ton and some spectacular ones are over 10 oz/ton Au.

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The highest assay is 39.73 oz Au/ton. Normally where there is no visible gold, the assays are lower.

RESOURCE CALCULATIONS

The drill results are plotted on cross and longitudinal sections. Spirit Lake has used the following parameters to calculate the resource using a cross sectional method and plotting the blocks on the long sections.

The parameters applied to the resource calculations are:

1. The assay values are not cut.

2. The drill hole values are generally projected half way to the next hole on the section and half way to the adjacent sections. As a result, some of the blocks are quite large in the dip direction.

3. A minimum width of 5 feet (true) is used. The ore intersections vary from l foot to 24 feet. A cut off grade of .1 oz Au/ton over 5 feet minimum width is used in the calculations.

4. All the intersection widths are true widths, but the heights of the blocks used are vertical. As the dip of the veins in most part is interpreted to be 85", this will make little difference in adding tonnage to the resource inventory.

5. A tonnage factor of 12 cu ft/ton is used in the calculations.

Using the above, tonnage and grade of each block in the two veins are averaged to arrive at a total of 129, 500 tons and .953 oz Au/ton uncut and undiluted grade.A mineral resource calculation of Shaynee zone, from the long section gave 8,842 tons grading .377 oz Au/ton. This zone is not sufficiently drilled yet.

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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

My mandate was to audit the ore inventory calculated by the Spirit Lake Explorations Limited and as such I have examined the sections and verified the calculations. I feel a discussion on some of the points is in order to improve the reliability and confidence in the inferred resource necessary to take it a step further to drill indicated probable reserves and eventually proven ore reserves.

The majority of the intersections used in the resource calculations contain high grade values over one oz/ton Au, some of which are of much higher grade. And, as nugget effect in this type of deposit is expected, a level to which the high grade assays should be cut needs to be established. Even though the continuity of the high grade intersections is yet to be established, a preliminary figure derived from statistical calculations or an arbitrary figure of 2x the average uncut grade may be used.

The effect of the very high grade intersections on the total resource calculations is illustrated below.

In the Porphyry zone, only sk out of the 28 holes used in the resource calculations represent 289fc of the tons and 7296 of the gold.

In the Carbonate zone, four drill holes represent 2996 of the tons and 61.596 of the gold. The consequence of only some of these holes failing to line up is obvious.

The above reflects the necessity of establishing the continuity of high grade zones; without it the grade will drop significantly.

Confidence in outlining the Porphyry zone is higher due to its association with the dike, but the Carbonate zone is interpreted with much less confidence due to the lack of a marker horizon or other geological aids. It is concluded that Shaynee horizon is not sufficiently drilled off to include in the mineral resource at this time.

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lm 1 . I am a consulting geologist, president of Jaman Patel and Assoc. Inc.

l— Exploration from the University of Leicester, U.K.

— 3. I have practised my profession continuously since 1967 and as an independent l consultant since 1987.

l 4. This report is based on my review of the technical data supplied by Spirit Lake Explorations Limited.

5. I am a fellow of the Geological Association of Canada, a member of the Canadian f Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, and a Chartered Engineer and a member of

the Institute on Mining and Metallurgy of U.K.

6. I do not have nor do I expect to receive any interest, direct or indirect in the l property described in this report or the securities of Spirit Lake Explorations

Limited or any of its associates or affiliates.

l ll DATED at Richmond Hill,

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OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE

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ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

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B - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION S - SHEAR QTZ - QUARTZ

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD.JACOBSON TWP. PROPERTY

CROSS SECTION AT 150 E

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MAFIC DYKE

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FELSIC PORPHYRY

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0.108/8.9'

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1.00

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1,00

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0.029/2,5*

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0.073/1.0'

1.153/5.5*

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0.015/1.6'

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0.034/2.0'

0.178/2.0'

0.131/1.0'^

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ALL VALUES ABOVE 1.00 02AON ARE REPRESENTED BY A 1.00 OZAON HISTOGRAM LENGTH.

B - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION1 S - SHEAR QT2 - QUARTZ


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MAFIC DYKE

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ASSAY LEGEND

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0.20 - 0.30

0.30 - 0.50

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0.25 0.50

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2. l 18/2.0' '0.179/2.0' p.i


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0.465/1.0'

0.034/1.5*

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0.137/1.0'

293/12.0'

3.050/1.0'

0.509/9.5

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OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

(X20 - 0.30

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CARBONATE HORIZON

FELSIC PORPHYRY

0.342/2.0'8.117/1.0^

142/13.

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0.347/3.0

0.093/3.5'

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0.175/2.0*0.036/10.5'

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MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

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0.30 - 050

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0.25 0.50

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2.156/3.5'

0.200/4.11'

1.246/2.0'

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1.00

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0.306/1.0'

ELSIC PORPHYR^ UN!

P-1 HORIZON0.215/2.0'

0.183/1.5*

0.217/ltS'SIC PORPHYRY UNIT

GEOLOGY LEGEND

OVERBURDEN0.499/5.0'

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKEPORPHYRY HORIZON

0.606/1.0' INTERMEDIATE VOLCANIC

FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

0.20 - 0.30

(X30 - O50

DVER 0.50






SCALE l'- 40' DATE June 1990

l . l42ceasweeei 63.ens JACOBSON 280

too oCO

5000 RL

CDO OCO

4800 RL

en

FELSIC PORPHYRY UNI

EOH BB-4B

SHEAR ZONEPORPHYRY HORIZON

CARBONATE HORIZON

0.079/10.0*

0.049/2.0'

0.105/1.0'

2.723/1.0'

C-1 HORIZON

1 HORIZON0.091/1.0'

1.270/10.5'*

0.219/2.0*

0.105/1.0*

0.167/2.0*0.041/2.0'

0.295/1.0'

o oOJ

o oo oID

5000 RL

4800 RL

EOH 89-101

4600 RL 4600 RL

4400 RL 4400 RL

GEOLOGY LEGEND

4200 RL

5

1

OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRYJ

4200 RL

ASSAY LEGEND

4000 RL

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

O20 - O30

030 - 050

OVER 0.50

0.00 0.25 0.50 i.oo

NOTE: ALL VALUES ABOVE 1.00 OZ/TON ARE REPRESENTED BY A 1.00 OZAON HISTOGRAM LENGTH.

CORE ANGLES


4000 RL

C/)

OoCO

eno oCD

Engineer

Geologist

Drawn

Checked

Approved

Init Date




SCALE l'- 40 DATE June 1990

42cessweeei ea.si 19 JACOBSONl290

f l

HEAR ZONEPORPHYRY HORIZON


1.288/8.4CARBONATE HORIZON


2.108/6.0'

SHAYNEE HORIZON

C-1 HORIZON

0.605/1.5'

0.399/1.5'

0.182/2.0'

GEOLOGY LEGEND

OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

0,20 - 0.30

CU30 - O50

OVER 0.50

0.25 0.50

OZ/TON

ALL VALUES ABOVE 1.00 02AON ARE REPRESENTED BY A 1.00 OZAON HISTOGRAM LENGTH.

8 - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION S - SHEAR QT2 - QUARTZ




/42c06sweeei 63.ei is JACOBSON 300


CARBONATE HORIZON

0.529/14.5'

C-1 HORIZON

0.174/1.0' 1.143/1.3'

SHAYNEE HORIZON

0.020/1.0'0.405/8.0'

026/6.0'

088/2.5'

PORPHYRY

0.118/4.5

GEOLOGY LEGEND

0.500/2.0'

OVERBURDEN

0.121/4.5' PORPHYRY UNIT0.068/1.0'

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY0.078/14.0*

f \ 0.069/4.0'

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - O.EO

0.20 - &30

CL30 - 0.50

OVER 0.50

0.25 0.50

OZAON




42C08SW0001 63.6119 JACOBSON 310

l**-*

K,

FELSIC PORPHYRY UNIT . SHEAR ZONEl

CARBONATE HORIZON

2.734/3.0'

0.990/3.0'


0.944/1.0'SHAYNEE HORIZO

1.5364/12.0'

PORPHYRY HORIZON

^FELSIC PORPHYRY

GEOLOGY LEGEND

OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

OJO - 0.20

&20 - 0.30

0.30 - 0.50

OVER 0.50

0.25 0.50

OZAON


8 - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION S - SHEAR QTZ - QUARTZ



DATE June 1990

42C08SWee01 63.6119 JACOBSON 320

SHEAR ZONE

0.176/2.0*

FELSIC PORPHYFY UNIT1.451/2.0 1

0.048/2.0'

0.040/2.5'

PORPHYRY HORIZON

GEOLOGY LEGEND

CARBONATE HORIZON

OVERBURDEN

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

(X20 - 0.30

0.30 - 0.50

OVER 0.50

0.25 0.50

OZ/TON

ALL VALUES ABOVE 1.00 OZAON ARE REPRESENTED BY A 7.00 OZ/TON HISTOGRAM LENGTH.

8 - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION S - SHEAR QTZ - QUARTZ



SCALE l'- 40'

42C08SW0001 63.6119 JACOBSON 330

LO

O O OD

5000 RL

eno oID

CD

O O

SHEAR ZONE

O OOJ

o oCM

O OCD

5000 RL

4800 RL

FELSIC PORPHYRY

4800 RL

SHAYNEE HO *IZON

O'

EQH B8-90

4600 RL

CARBONATE HORIZON

F 55

J.078/1.0'EOH 90-123

4600 RL

4400 RL 4400 RL

4200 RL

GEOLOGY LEGEND

H

Z

OVERBURDEN

-1

IRON FORMATION

MAFIC DYKE


FELSIC PORPHYRY

4200 RL

4000 RL

ASSAY LEGEND

0.02 - 0.10

0.10 - 0.20

0.20 - 0.30

0.30 - 050

DVER 0.50

0.00 0.25 0.50

OZ/TON

1.00

NOTE: ALL VALUES ABOVE 1.00 OZ/TON ARE REPRESENTED BY A 1.00 02/TON HISTOGRAMLENGTH.

CORE ANGLES

B - BANDING C - CONTACT F - FOLIATION S - SHEAR QT7 - Q'JARTZ

4000 RL

ino o CD

o oCD

oCD

O O

eno oOJ

o oOJ

Engineer

Geologist

Drpwn

Chucked

Approved

Init Date



t.^ C..'rJC3

SCALE l'- 40' DATE May 1990

42ceesweeei 63.ei is JACOBSON

i3-40

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTDJACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

N 25*E

4800

4700

4600

4500

-4400

-4300

-4200

*9, \4100

4000

54-88

GEOLOGY

Dn n

42c06sweeei 63.ei 19 JACOBSON 350

OOU/15.7

0.10/5.0

SHAFT COLLAR

-100

-200'.

-300'

•400

LEGEND

n nDn

n n

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyreb. Diabasec. GabbroINTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyryb. Feldspar Porphyry

c. Aphaniticd Fine to medium grainedSEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated

INTERMEDIATE (MAFIC) VOLCANICS

a. Fine grainedb. Coarser grained

FELSIC (INTERMEDIATE) VOLCANICS

FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500

-600

-700 -

-BOO

WSSS/-*"

V.G.

SYMBOLS

Shear zone Fault Visible Gold

A.90/4.5* ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories(position confidence)- 900


Jacobson Township Property

SECTION: 1+25E

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B EDGAR— DATE: FEB. *9l' l SCALE: I'

DRAWING No.

l ino o

o oeno o

(no o*

10

Wo o o of

zo O

Oo o

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD,JACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

1*00 E

SOOO

4900

A800

U700

-4600

-4500

4400

?- 4300iS

4200

4100

z o o* in

N 25" E

-400-1

LEGENDGEOLOGY

l]DD D

D D Dn

n n

n n

MAfIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabasec. Gabbro

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry

b. Feldspar Porphyry

c. Aphaniticd Fine to medium grained

SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500' J

-600' H

-700 -l

-BOO ^

V.G.

SYMBOLS1l


4.90/A.5' ounces Au/1 on over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence) - 900' H

40 80 120 160

feet



SECTION: 1+00 E

- Q fi

WORK DONE BY:DRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91*CH D BY:

5CALE: l" to 40*

DRAWING No.

42ceBsw0eei 63.en9 JACOBSON 360

ino o o*

Ol

eno o

ino o

eno o*in

eno ot

en eno o

ino o

-j rrc/i

o o o ot

z o ot


N 25 E

0*50 E

5000

4900

\

SHAFT COLLAR

4800

-4700

4600

l

-4SOO

4400

•4300

-4200

1-4100

4000

-100 -

-200 -

-300 -

-400 -

LEGENDGEOLOGY

8^^^m

DD D

D D Dn

Dn

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabasec. Gabbrol NTERMEDlAf E INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500 -

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5' ounces Au/ 1 on jver core length A,B,C Accuracy of data catagories (position confidence) - 900 -

80 120 160

feetr



SECTION: O50 E

(o s a 1WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDAT E: FEB. 91*CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to 40*

DRAWING No.

42C08SW0001 63.6119 JACOBSON 370

O *O

VI

O O

eno o o o

wo o*

in

l/io o

wo o

eno o*

fM

VIo o tz

uio•?o*

o o

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD,o ot

o* in

N 25 E

JACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

SOOO SHAFT COLLAR

4900OJ028/1.0

0.021 0.025/1

4800

0.03/1.0

06/1.5 0063/2.0*

A700 \\\\

4600

V.G . 0.206/6.0

0.158/1.5

\\-4500

V.G 0.387/6.0

4400

300

200

00

•0.078/1.0 ).03576.0'

0.033/2.0 OJ072/1.01

c

30

8i^m^m

DD D

D D D D

D D

Lin n

V.G.

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. Gabbro\


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-100'-

-200 -

-300*.

-400 -

-500-

-600 ^

-700 -

-800 -

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5' ounces Ail/ton over core length A,BtC Accuracy of data categories ( position confidence) - 900 -

80 120 160 2(X

feet



SECTION: 0*25 E

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDAT E: FEB. 91*CH D BY:

SCALE: V'to 40'

DRAWING No.

42C08SWee01 63.6119 JACOBSON 380

tno o

O O

o oOk

o*10

ino otin

in {f}o o o o*

(AO

-J ir (/i

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD,i

JACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

Oo o oo o

N 25 E

4900

4800

4700

4600

4500

4400

4300

4200

4100

4000

42CWJSWW81 63.6ii9 JACOBSON 390

LEGENDGEOLOGY

D D

-100

-200

-300 -

ocft-

D D

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabasec. Gabbro


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyryb. Feldspar Porphyryc. Aphaniticd Fine to medium grained

SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formationb. Tufts

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

.500 -

SHAFT COLLAR

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

V.G.

SYMBOLS


k. 90 /A .5* ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence) - 900 -

40 80 120 160 20C

feet



SECTION: 0+00 E/W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91*CH D BY:

SCALE: Vto AO*

DRAWING No.

ino o

wo o*

01

o*

00

wo o

40

WO Otin

c/io o

ino o

eno o tr

wzo o o

z o o*

40


N 25 E

0*25W

66

SOOQ SHAFT COLLAR

4900

A800

f- A700

4600 K V.6 11 1.635/1.0'

l- 4500

I-A400

4300

k 4200

4100

4000

42c06S*eeei 63.6119 JACOBSON

-100 J

-200-1

-300-1

-400-1

LEGENDGEOLOGY

Dn a

^n a a a

D D

n n

JT

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabasec. GabbroINTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

•500" J

-600' H

-700 -I

-800

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5 ounces Au/ton over core length

A(B,C Accuracy of data categories (position cor.fidsncs) - 900' H

40 BO 120 160

feet



SECTION: 0 +25W

63.WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDAT E: FEB.CH D BY:

: l"to40*

DRAWING No.

•40O

(AO O

(AO O*

0k

Wo o

OO

o o*

in

o o* m

Oo

(AO of

vio o

o o

zo o* to

SP l R IT l LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTDJACOBSON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

N 25 E

100-89 9V88 103-69

0.05273.C(

0.049/2.

0250/4.0'. \V. y

0.240/

0.064/1.5

0.046/1.0

.

\ \\ v 1.

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC I NTRUSIVES

o. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. GabbroINTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICSundifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5 ounces Au/ 1 on over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data catagories ( position confidence)



SECTION: 0+50W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91*

42ceesweeei 63.ens JACOBSON

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTDTOWNSHIP PROPERTY

4000

42c0ssweeei 63.ei i s JACOBSON

-400

MAFIC 1NTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyryfb. Feldspar Porphyry


SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICSundifferentiated

INTERMEDIATE (MAFIC) VOLCANICSa. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500

-600

-700

-800

SYMBOLS

Shear zone Fault

V.6. Visible Gold4.90/A .5' ounces Au/1 on over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)- 900



SECTION: 0*75 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B EDGAR DATE: FEB. 91* | SCALE: CH D BY:

DRAWING No.

420

PI R l T LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTDTOWNSHIP PROPERTY

V.6 i0.628/8.0

V.6 3.050/1.0'

0.113/1.5 0.15/2.0'

LEGEND

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. li[on Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated

INTERMEDIATE (MAFIC) VOLCANICSa. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-70

-800

SYMBOLS

Shear zoneFault

V.G. Visible Gold.90A.B' ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)- 900


Jacobson Township Propertyi

SECTION: LOOW

42c0Bsweeei 63.ei 19 JACOBSON 430

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGAR DRAWN BY: B EDGARDATE:FEB. 91* l SCALE~ru n

DRAWING No.

o o

Wo o*

01

tno o

ino o o o

o o*in

c/io o

t/*(Tui

Oo


z o o* to

N 25 E

1*25W

5000 153-91 SHAFT COLLAR

0.131/2

f

4900

0.248/4.0

4800

L A700

4600

-4500

4400

-4300

0.045/10.0

0.111/10.7

-4200

^-4100

4000

LEGENDGEOLOGY

Dn n

D D DD

DD

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4. 90 /A .5* ounces Au/ ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)

40 80 120

feet

-100 -

-200'-

-300'-

-400 -

-500 -

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

- 900 -

160 200



SECTION: 1+25 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B. EDGARDATE: FEB. 91*CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to40*

DRAWING No.

42C06SW0001 63.6119 JACOBSON

EXPLORATIONS LTDLAKESPIRTOWNSHIP PROPERTYSONJAC

0.169/2.8

O.I 18/1.4 M v r \ 'l \Vl': '.1 * \ ** '

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. Gabbrol NTERMEDIATE l NTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz j Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS


4.90/A.B' ounces Au/t^n over core length A,B,C Accuracy of data cat ag or i es (position confidence)



SECTION: 1+50 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGAR

SCALE: V'to 40*DATE: FEB. 91

42ceasweeei 63.en9 JACOBSON 450

(AO O

Oo*

Ot

Oowo ot

Is.

C/)o ot

in

o oinOo* m

inO O

WOo a

inzo

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD,Oo

zoo

z o o

N 25 E

J AC •ir SON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

33-88 33-1

SOOO 109-90 SHAFT COLLAR

0.076/7.3

0.08/8.5

0.10/4.7* 0.06/7.5'

A900 0.126/3.8

4800

V.G 0.175/3-3

-4700

A600

0.26V 5.0

V.G 0.948/3.4

s- 4500

A400

-4300

-4200

-4100

C

4000

m 42C0BSWOeei 63.6119 JACOBSON -460

-100 -

-200'-

-300 -

-400 -

LEGENDGEOLOGY

DD D

a aDa

aD

l]

a a

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. Gabbro


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry


c. Aphaniticd Fine torViedium grained

SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500 -

-600 -

-700 -

-800 H

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5 ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)- 900 i

80 120 160

feet


Jacobson Township Property j

SECTION: 1+75W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B. EDGARDAT E: FEB. 91CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to40'

DRAWING No.

O*O

tno o*

en

o oeno o

ino o

(AOot

m

o o

tno o

V)OOt*M

o o

zo o

oz o o

z o o

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD N 25" E

TOWNSHIP PROPERTYJACOBSON

107-90

101-89 106-90 108-90

98-89 78-88 102-89

0.100/6.0

0.088/2.0

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. GabbroINTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS

Shear zone

Fault

Visible Gold

4.90/4.5' ounces Au/1 on over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)



SECTION: 2+OOW

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGAR

SCALE: VtoAO*DATE: FEB. -9l'

42C06SWe0ei 63.6119 JACOBSON

WOO *O

ino o*

01

V)o o*

eno o* ^

l/)

**o

(AOo*

in

c/i too o* m

l uT -J ac ri

o? o o*

o o*

o o*in


N 25 E

V.G 0.166/21.0'v

0.021/1.0

0.091/1.0*

LEGEND0.219/2.0

0.105/1.0 V.G 0.167/2.0

GEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabasec. Gabbrol NTERMEDIATE l NTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS


A .90 /A .5 ounces Au/ ton over core length A,BtC Accuracy of data catagories (position confidence)



SECTION: 2+25W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91* SCALE: 1 toAO'

63.6119 JACOBSON

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eno o*in

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100

300

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\ \J 0.06/16.5 i (0.112/4.0)

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LEGENDGEOLOGY

DD D

D D D D

D D

D D

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. Gabbro


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500'J

-60tf H

-700' -l

-800 H

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5' ounces Au/ton over core length A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence) - 900' H

40 80 120 160 -lfeet



SECTION: 2+50 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARPATE L FEB. "91"CH D BY:

: l"to40*

DRAWING No.

l

Hill l

IMW1'"' 1 1(1


O.OA/4.5

a . \\67/5.0

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES


FELSIC IlNTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiatedINTERMEDIATE (MAFIC) VOLCANICS

a. Fine grainedb. Coarser grainedFELSIC (INTERMEDIATE) VOLCANICS

FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS


A. 90 /A .5* ounces Au/1 on over core length A,BtC Accuracy of data categories (position confidence)



SECTION: 2+75 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDAT E r FEB. *91

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m

wo o

WO O

ino o o:

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3*00 W

000

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N 25 E

.900

4800

i4700

4600

4500

4400

4300

4200

\

4100

4000

63.ens JACOBSON 510

-200 -

-300 -

-400 -

LEGEND

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyreb. Diabasec. GabbroINTERMEDjATE INTRUSIVES*

FELSIC INTRUSIVES


SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500-

67-88 122-90147-91 76-88

V.G , 0.442/22.0

-600-

-700 -

-800 -

SYMBOLS

Shear zone Fault

V.G. Visible Gold

4.90/A.5* ounces AuAon over core length


40 80 120 160

feet



SECTION: 3+OOW

6WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91*CH'D BY:

SCALE: V to 40*

DRAWING No.

l

i

f

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o o o o o o*

m

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U)o ot

Oo of O

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04

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4900

4800

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-4600

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0.313/4.0

0.228/1.0 "

4400

4300

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-4100

4000

p

LEGEND

GEOLOGY

8fmfmm

nn n

n n nn

n n

N 25 E

SHAFT COLLAR

-100

-200

-300

-400

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

Q. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES


SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. TuffsMAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiatedINTERMEDIATE (MAFIC) VOLCANICS


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500

•600

-700

-800

SYMBOLS

w/////, shear zone •w *v Fault

V.G. Visible Gold4.90/4.5' ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data categories (position confidence) - 90C

40 80 120 160

feet

SPIRIT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTt


SECTION: 3+25W


SCALE: l" to 40*

DRAWING No.

42C0BSWe0t1 63.6119 JACOBSON 520

EXPLORATIONS LTDLAKESPIRTOWNSHIP PROPERTYJACOBSON

139-91 U5-91 125-90

LEGENDGEOLOGY

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVESa. Quartz Porphyryb. Feldspar Porphyry


SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. TuffsMAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

SYMBOLS


-500

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

A. 90 A .5 ounces Au/ 1 on over core length A,B,C Accuracy of data catagories (position confidence) - 900 -

40 80 120 160 200

feet



SECTION: 3*50W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B. EDGARDAT E: FEB. *91*CH D BY:

SCALE: VtoAO*

DRAWING No.

42ceesweeei 63.61 is JACOBSON 530

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J

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END

JSIVES

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C) VOLCANICS

TE) VOLCANICS

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[position confidence)

SHAFT COLLAR

80 120

feet

-lOO'J

-200'J

-300'J

•400 H

-500' J

-600 H

-700 -l

-800 H

- 900 H

160 2ml

IT LAKE EXPLORATIONS LTD.

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SECTION: 3*75 W

'NE BY: B.EDGARBY: B. EDGAR:B. *9i'

SCALE: 1 to 40

DRAWING No.

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eno o Oo

*m

o o* m

o o*

eno ot

of c/i

Ooz o o

z o o*in


N 25 E

-300 -

-400 -

LEGEND

SHAFT COLLAR

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre

b. Diabase

c. Gabbro


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500 -

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

SYMBOLS

Shear zone FaultVisible Gold

4.90/4.5* ounces Au/ton over core length


40 80 120 160

feet



SECTION: 4+00 W

G3-WORK DONE BY: B.EDGAR DRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to40'

DRAWING No.

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t/)o o10

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m

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4*25 W

5000 SHAFT COLLAR

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4800

4700

4600

4500

4400

4300

4200

4100

4000

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•200 -

-300 -

-400 -

LEGENDGEOLOGY

8

aa a

a a a a

a a

j]n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formation

b. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated


a. Fine grained

b. Coarser grained


FELSIC VOLCANICS

.500 -

-600 -

-700 -

-800 -

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5* ounces Au/1 on over core length




SECTION: 4*25 W


SCALE: l"to40'

DRAWING No.

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Ulo o

eno o

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4800

0.133/1.0

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4600

4500

4400

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300

200

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SHAFT COLLAR

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000 -

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LEGENDGEOLOGY

8

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D D DnD D

IJnD

MAFIC INTRUSIVES


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyryb. Feldspar Porphyry


SEDIMENTS

a. Iron Formationb. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferent iated



FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500 -

-600 -

.700 -

-800 -

V.G.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5' ounces Au/ton over core length

A,B,C Accuracy of data catagories ( position confidence) - 900 -

40 80 120 160 rfeet



SECTION: 4+50 W


SCALE: 1 to

DRAWING No.

570

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Ok

Ootno o

I/Io o*

m

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4*75 W

5000

55-88

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4800

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-4600

-4500

-4400

0.026/1.0

4300

4200

\

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4000

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LEGENDGEOLOGY

8

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n n

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

a. Lamprophyre


FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyryb. Felcspar Porphyry


a. Iron Formationb. TuffsMAFIC VOLCANICSundifferentiated



FELSIC VOLCANICS

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-600-

-700 -

-800 -

V.6.

SYMBOLS


4.90/4.5 ounces i Au/1 on over core length A,BfC Accurad/ of data categories (position confidence) - 900 -

40 80 120 160 sfeet



SECTION: 4+75 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. -9l'CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to40'

DRAWING No.

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5000

4900

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4700

4600

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4400

-4300

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4000

t -

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-200 -

-300 -

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Dn n

n n n n

n n

n n

MAFIC INTRUSIVES

o. Lamprophyreb. Diabasec. GabbroINTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVES

FELSIC INTRUSIVES

a. Quartz Porphyry



a. Iron Formationb. Tuffs

MAFIC VOLCANICS

undifferentiated



FELSIC VOLCANICS

-500

-600 -

-700

-800 -

-w/-

V.6.

SYMBOLS

Shear zone

Fault Visible Gold

4.90/4.5 ounces Au/ton over core length A,B,C Accuracy of data eatagories(position confidence) - 900 -

40 80 120 160 2tt

feet



SECTION: 5+00 W

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: FEB. 91CH D BY:

SCALE: l"to40*

DRAWING No.

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o o Oo o o Oo*in

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k 4700

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x 4.^ MM 7*).ftft 0.028/5.2 Rl-ftA Q ' i X 123-90 /3-OO A7 QQ "j oo w iX 0 0 . e 8 65-88 0 . 0046/8.2 ' ,

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0.533/5©

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76-88 0

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0.149/17.275-88

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0.935/110 - 0.132/5.0

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0.285/5-0*

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149-910.23^/50.5

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0 ( 100-890.509/6.1* 0 .

0.367/9.9

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0.548/5.3*

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0.018/S.tf

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O 0.321/5.1*

4300 94-88 0

OO14/5O

0 Position according to collar survey and light log

O (D Position according to collar survey only7light log only

11.57/9.2* Assay in ounces gold per ton over calculated " true width

101-90 D.D.H. number and year drilled

4200 * /'-800 -l

4100

-900 H

4000

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0.195/5.1*

3900

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40 BO 120

feet



LONGITUDINAL SECTION

PORPHYRY HORIZONC5

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B. EDGAR

Revised: MAR. 91DATE: SEPT/90 SCALE: 1^040*

DRAWING No.

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115

CARBONATE HORIZON

5000 SHAFT COLLAR

7

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0.029/5JO w 1.173/5.0

127-90O

1.282/9.8

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0 Position according to collar survey and light log

O 0 Position according to collar survey only X light log only

11.57/9.2* Assay in ounces gold per ton over calculated -700 true width


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OD41/5.0

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112-900

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WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARDRAWN BY: B.EDGARDATE: SEPT/ 90CHD BY:

SCALE: f to 40*Revised: MAR. 91

DRAWING No.

42ceesweeei ea.eiis JACOBSON 610

1

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5000

r 4900 / jt

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0.111/5.1*

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0.194/5.0'

90-88O

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0.061/5.0

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O Position according to collar survey and light log

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11.57/9.2* Assay in ounces gold per ton over calculated -700 true width


4200

t

\ -800

4100

-900 -

- 400080

feet

3900




SHAYNEE HORIZON

WORK DONE BY: B.EDGARu DRAWN BY: B.EDGAR _____

DATE: SEPT./90 SCALE: fto40' CH'D BY: Revised: MAR. 91

DRAWING No.

42c08swoeei 63.ei 19 JACOBSON

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