1IM5NEeei6 63.4951 MACKELCAN 010 WOLF LAKE PROJECT MACKELCAN TOWNSHIP, SUDBURY DISTRICT ONTARIO, CANADA Six-Month Summary Report for the period October l, 1985 through March 31, 1986 by: Bill Kopp May 12, 1986 HECLA MINING COMPANY OF CANADA
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1IM5NEeei6 63.4951 MACKELCAN 010
WOLF LAKE PROJECTMACKELCAN TOWNSHIP, SUDBURY DISTRICT
ONTARIO, CANADA
Six-Month Summary Reportfor the period
October l, 1985 through March 31, 1986
by: Bill KoppMay 12, 1986
HECLA MINING COMPANY OF CANADA
41I1SNE9016 63.4951 MACKELCAN
TABLE Ot -,.. ..- 010C
I. Introduction li. Geologic MappingIII. Diamond Drill ProgramIV. Miscellaneous Activities
a. Crown Lease Applicationb. Mining Claims - Annual Assessment and Extension
of Timec. Storage of Core Sample Pulps and Rejects d. ICP Analysis
APPENDIX
I. Project Expenditures October l, 1985 through March 31,II. ICP Analysis - Sample List and Analytical ResultsIII. Location Map - 1986 Diamond Drill HolesIV. Diamond Drill Hole Logs for WL86-1 through WL86-4V. Goad-Rowell Report
1986
I. Introduction
Two main periods of activity occurred at the Wolf Lake property during the report period October l, 1985 through March 31, 1986. A reconnaissance geologic mapping and sampling program was done by Robin Goad and Bill Rowell on several selected areas of the property in November, 1985. Three areas covering approximately 1500 acres were mapped. Several new zones containing weak mineralization and pink sodium metasomatism in brecciated quartzite similar to the Wolf and Jess lake deposits, were identified and warrant additional work.
A diamond drilling program that consisted of four holes totaling 4520 feet was completed through the ice at Wolf Lake in February and March. Ore quality mineralization was found in only one of the four holes drilled. The information gained from these holes will add greatly to our understanding of the geology and mineralization in this still relatively unexplored region of the Huronian basin.
Other activities that took place during the report period included an TCPanalysis of some selected samples from the property, annual assessment workfiling and the transfer of sample pulps and rejects to a new storage area.
Wolf Lake Project Six-Month Summary Report May 12, 1986 Page 3
III. Diamond Drill Program
Hecla's second year of winter drilling commenced on January 30 and was completed on March 28. The drill contract was again awarded to Philippon Diamond Drilling Inc. of Rouyn, Quebec. A single Boyles BBS-37 skid-mounted core drill was used, with the work scheduled on a two twelve-hour shifts per day basis. The six-man drill crew was housed in the tent camp located on the west shore of Wolf Lake. Camp servicing and access were contracted to Ramsey Airways in Sudbury using ski-equipt Cessna 180 and De Havillin Beaver aircraft. Supervision of the work in the field was handled by Frank Tagliamonte of Geological Engineering Services in North Bay, Ontario.
Four vertical B^e core holes were drilled from the ice on Wolf Lake with the combined footage totaling 4520 feet. Hole number WL86-1, at a depth of 1347 feet, was the deepest hole drilled to date at Wolf Lake. Drill penetration rates below about 1150 feet were very slow, and this might be a practical depth limit for the equipment used when drilling from the ice.
Direct drill contractor costs totaled $131,257.15 (C) or an average cost per foot of $29.04 (C). This represents a significant reduction in cost when compared with the cost of $36.32 (C) per foot in our 1985 program.
The intended target for all of the 1986 holes was the Lake Structure gold zone. Three of the holes were sited along the east side of the structure to explore the downward projection of the zone. The fourth hole, WL86-2, was positioned south of an inferred cross-fault that displaces or truncates the Lake Structure, and was designed to explore for a southerly continuation of the zone.
Geologically, the results from the three northerly holes did not conform well with our proposed model for the Lake Structure zone. By the model, each hole should have intersected gray Lorrain quartzite down to a depth of about 500 to 700 feet, then entered a 50 to 75 foot section of dike, finally penetrating mineralized pink quartzite breccia and hopefully an ore zone. The holes actually encountered mixed gray and pale pink massive quartzite with erratic sections of pink and/or gray breccia below 600 to 900 feet. Mineralization was generally patchy and minor in the breccias. A few thin diabase dikes were present in each of the holes, and several of the breccia consisted of mixed diabase and quartzite fragments.
Two reasons are suggested for the lack of correlation with the proposed model. In the model it was assumed that the structure had an easterly dip of between 70 and 75 degrees. If the dip were steeper or possibly vertical, then the holes probably missed the main structure and only intersected peripheral sections of breccia. The second explanation is that the zone weakens at depth and is represented by only erratic narrow breccia intervals containing spotty, weak mineralization.
Gold mineralization in the three drill holes was fairly weak and with the exception of a high-grade interval in WL86-1, no sections assaying above 0.1 opt were recorded. The high-grade section in WL86-1 was located at a depth of 723.3 to 724.8 feet and consisted of 15 to 602 pyrite with minor quartz and carbonate in pink quartzite breccia containing a high percentage of diabase fragments. The average of two separate assays made on this section was 20.75
Wolf Lake Project Six-Month Summary Report May 12, 1986 Page 4
opt gold. Abundant tiny grains (.2 to 1mm) of gold were visible in this section in both pyrite and quartz, and were often present along thin late-stage silica filled fractures in the pyrite. A 19-foot section of core immediately below the high-grade interval averaged 0.08 opt gold. A single one millimeter grain of free gold was also noted at 709.8 feet in a core section that assayed only 143 ppb gold. A lower gold-bearing zone was present in WL86-1 between 996.7 and 1060.2 feet and averaged 0.042 opt over the 63.5 foot section. This section consisted of gray and pale pink quartzite breccia with 102! dark green chlorite and diabase fragments. The breccia matrix consisted of about 402 quartz-carbonate and 3!J disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite. Drill hole WL86-3 contained anomalous gold values in breccia, but no significant assays. The last hole drilled, WL86-4, contained a 30-foot gold-bearing section between 637.8 and 667.8 feet that averaged 0.080 opt. The host rock was a gray quartzite breccia containing minor quartz-carbonate and 25? fine-grained disseminated pyrite.
Hole WL86-2 was located south of an inferred east-west cross fault, and did not encounter the pink quartzite breccia. A thick section of diabase was intersected between 647.8 and 898.3 feet. Only a portion of the diabase was split for assaying. The assayed sections contained minor quartz-carbonate- pyrite mineralization and/or abundant minor fracturing. All of the splits contained anomalous gold and one 36-foot section between 642.8 and 678.8 feet averaged 0.037 opt gold. This represents the first identification of significant gold mineralization in a diabase host rock at the Wolf Lake property.
A summary of the gold assays in each hole exceeding 0.04 opt is listed below:
DDH WL86-1
Footage Thickness
723.3 -724.8 -734.3 -996.8 -1002.8 -1031.7 -1050.7 -
724.8 ft.734.3 ft.743.8 ft.
1002.8 ft.1012.7 ft.1041.7 ft.1060.2 ft.
l,9,.5 feet, 5 feet
9.5 feet6.0 feet10.0 feet10.0 feet9.5 feet
Au opt
19.390.0440.1160.0520.0990.0720.057
Second Assay Au Ag opt opt
22.100.0470.111
0.750.030.02
DDH WL86-2
Footage
642.8 - 648.3 ft.648.3 - 650.8 ft.650.8 - 661.8 ft.674.3 - 678.8 ft.
DDH WL86-3
Thickness
5.5 feet2.5 feet11.0 feet4.5 feet
Au opt
0.0520.0490.0640.046
No significant assays
DDH WL86-4Au
____Footage____ Thickness opt
637.8 - 647.8 ft. 10.0 feet 0.086647.8 - 656.8 ft. 9.0 feet 0.060656.8 - 667.8 ft. 11.0 feet 0.092
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Random fine haulike seams of black magnetite - some notoably magnetic. ——————— ——————————1.5m hpmatitir pink fragmpnt with finp vpclnilar.like alteration. Slips and foliation 0 35 0*.
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131.98
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Fine grained beige colored quartzite.
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lated, FragmentedDark green fine grained granular finely porphyritic dike? material - possibly aminette d.ike? cemented unsorted fragments of beige and pink. -quartzite. .40X+ quartzite fragments up to 35 cm.Uppar r-Qnta^t OH a Sl'^bM^y Rrorrfa fragmentLower contact again pale pink arkosic quartzite. Spars* very fine pyrite in minette? dikefragments.
1 mm irregular seam pyrite.
QUARTZITE (Eorrain)(Fine qrained granular pale pink arkosicquartzite. General ly massive3%-t- series of .5 - 1 mm pink quartz-carbonate threads and seams at all anqles to core.
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Dark ^reen. Verv fine arained. Hard.Sharp upper contact. 30 cm zone at upper contact contain?:"Sudbury Breccia"? pink quartzite and "wispy" black chloritic fraoments.Variably but noteably magnetic. IX irregular discontinuous pearly white
? uartz-carbonate veinlets. lonqated "Sudbury Breccia fragment at lowercontact. Series of slips at lower contact @ 40 0
44 cm zone at lower contact with modesthematitic staining.
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Predominantly arey-qreen fine grained granularvaguely bedded quartzite. Alternating beds of fine to medium and finergranular quartzite. Bedding generally G 55 0Occasional random pink arkosic grains
Mainly grey-green granular quartzite.
Predominantly pale pink fine granular arkosicnuartyitp
BRECCIA Mineralized
Salmon pink arkosic quartzite groundmass. Random oatches of mi Ik white quart? carhonatp.5X quartz-carbonate. Random local oatchv areas of qranular pyriteand chalcopyrite. Numerous micro fracture networks evident asblack cross-cutting lines
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Upper slip contact @ 65 0 .
20 cm zone containina isolated catches ofmassive chalcopyrite and granular pyrite 5*4- sulphides-Mechanical ly broken core hence recovery loss.Readily visible grain of gnld in r ha 1 ropy ri t epatch.
45 cm zone with massive patchy areas ofgranular intermixed with pearly white quart*and fragments of salmon pink arkosic quartzite. 40%-f granular pyrite. ..... .SI milk white pearly quartz and pink carbonate. Series of black micro fractures cross-cutsulphides, and quartz-carbonate, numerous grains nf V6 in white quart.*, alnngmicro fractures and occassionally in pyrite.
Unsorted mixture of Dink arkosic Quartzitefragments, dark green fine grained, "dike"fragments, purple tinted cherty quart.7fragments and "Sudbury Breccia" fragments.
Minor pyrite.
15 cm zone containina patchy areas of granular pvrite associated with purple tinted quartzitefragments.
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Mainly beige colored fine granular quartzitewith l nn ?**ly Hi ccpmi natf*H "*:rmw-f ] a|^o" w^ftklykaolinitic feldspar.
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lartz-Carbonate-Chlorite Chalcopyrite
Prominantlv brecciated Dredominantlv^milkwhite quartz-carbonate patches and fragments cementing an unsorted series of chloritic.dark green "Sudbury Breccia", purple tinted cherty auartz. and nearly white fraaments.Random rare fine granular pale pink arkosic Quartzite fraament.40X+ milk white quartz-carbonate. , Some dark qreen fragments soft chloriticand some moderately hard. 10* dark gr^en chloritic fraompnts, somp withfine disseminated pyrite. Random massive irreaular oatches chalcopyrite .. P
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quartz-Carbonate-Chlorite Chalcopyrite contPatchv areas of fine disseminated cubic ovritein dark green chloritic material with pearly grey quartz-carbonate fragments.10J disseminated pyrite.
.6 m zone of 10X disseminated pyrite.309.98 1.2 m dike? fragment with fine disseminated
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319.89
324.61
330.71
332.84
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Generally eliotical Dearly arey rhythmicallybanded 20 cm fragment.18 cm bedded granular beige quartzite franment.Sharp contacts e 60".20 cm pale beige fine granular quartzitefragment-
1.1m rfarlr groan fine granular "dikp"fragment.
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410.57
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345.95
353.26
353.26 - 355.09
356.46
357.53
PINK QUARTZITE
.
Salmon Pink fine Granular arkosic Quartzitegroundmass. Random oatches and fraaments of milk white
guartz-carbonate. andom rare fraament of fine drained beiaequartzite.
Series of prominant slips @ 30 0 .
Slip with slicken sides @ 300 .
Fracture ZoneMultiple series of fractures between 55 - 60 0 . Noteable hematitic stainina.Porous irregular patches of hematitic stainedrhlnrita anfl rarhnnatA.Random fragments of milk white quartz-rarhnnato
76 cm dark green finegrained "dike-fragment.
Fracture Zone
46 cm fracture zone comprising hematitic stained milk white quartz-carBonate.Multiple series of hematitic stained fractures fifl0 .Porous hematitic stained chloritic andquart.7-carhnnate material .
BRECCIA
Pale pink granular arkosic quartzite groundmass. 52- random oatches and fraaments of milk whitequartz-carbonate. Random series of fine drained oale dreenquartzite beds from a few cm to 60 cm.
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386.79
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END OF HOLE
10i± pale green granular quartzite beds. andfragments.
30 cm zone containing pale purple tinted fragments of cherty quartz.
30 rm pat.rh of milk whitp qnartr-rarhnnatpcontaining minor apple green carbonate? fusite?Fine disseminated patch of galena and fine grains chalcopyrite.
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LATITUDE 3+OOS BEARING OF HOLE STARTED 1 9 Feb. 1986
DEPARTURE
ELEVATION.
1 + lOE DIP OF HOLE-90'
207' (63.10m) -90" Lake Level DIP TESTS 5 00' (152.40m) -90 0
COMPLETED 2 4 Feb. 1986
DEPTH 2 91.69 (957 1 )
D.D.H.No. W L86-2 PAGE 1
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QUARTZITE (Lorrain) bands of hematitic staining
i Predominantly fine grained granular grey-green —Lqjjajrt7it.P..
j Bands of hematitic staining. 1 Weaklv kaolinitic.; Interbedded with fine grained granular beige
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'Some noteably magnetic.
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99.97 20 cm band of hematitic staining adjacent to slios @ 35".
106.53- 114.00 Intermittent series of hematitic stained bands.251 hematitic staining.
111.25 25 cm zone with series of fine magnetite beds ; @ 60 0 - magnetic.
115.82 - 121.51 'Multiple series of fine black magnetite beds1 g 68 0 - most noteably magnetic.
121.51 - 149.66 Multiple series of hematitic stained bands ' and patrhpsWeakly kaolinitic,
i 25X hematitic staining.i
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169.16 i 30 cm faint hematitic stained grey fine granulaquartzite bed.
171.30 ' 30 cm grey-green fine granular quartzite bed. i Sharp slip contacts 0 50 0 .
172.21 l 61 cm oale yellow quartzose fragment.i slips on lower contact @ 60 0 .i
PINK AND GREY QUARTZITE
l Predominantly pink arkosic granular quartzite'with irregular patchy areas of grey and pink ! aranitic textured quartzite.Random fine grained grey-green granular quart7ite beds or fragments usually with
l sharp slip contacts. Rare random small patch granular pyrite.
i 15* fine granular grey-green quartzite beds. Sharp slio contact i 25C with gouge andslickensides.i
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j Moderately hard. i Profusion of intersection hair-like Daleyellow epitote threads throughout. 30* epitote threads.Random, series of thin distinct milk white quartz-carbonate veinlets from 45' - 60 0 .
j Hematitic staining in most of the quartz- ' c arbonate fceins.i 556 quartz-carbonate veins. 1 Local variations as noted.i Sharo uooer slio contact @ 25 0 with qouqej seam.
i Series of slips @ 30 0 along 60 cm of upper contact.Finely crushed vaquely finely fragmentedzone. Very fine disseminated pyrite2X+ disseminated pyrite.
Somewhat silicified patches with very fine disseminated pyrite.Finely fraqmented oale oink Quartzite cementedby dark green chloritic material. Random sparse fine pyrite..25* pyrite.Series of pale pink quartzite fragments and Sudbury breccia fragments.Sharp contacts. Sparse disseminated ovrite..25* pyrite.
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Hemati.tic grains in most veinlets. 51 q uartz-carbonate veinlets.
Lower slio contact @ 35 0 oouae alona slip.i
QUARTZITE (Lorrain)273.86 - 291.69 j Contact zone
! Grey granitic testured quartzite.Fused grains.
277.06 - 291.69 Grey granular quartzite. Interbedded series of fine and coarser
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D, SO0/* epidote
(957')
DIAMOND DRILL RECORDHECLA MINING COMPANY OF CANADA
LOGGED BY Frank P. Taqliamonte. P. Enq.
PROPERTY
LATITUDE. 30 S
DEPARTURE 2 -h 88 E
ELEVATION
CORE SIZE___Bfi.
Lake level
BEARING OF HOLE
DIP OF HOLE
DIP TESTS
STARTED 27 Feb. 1986
-90' COMPLETED 14 March 1986227' (6.9. r9F-900 ; 550' H67.64) -900 : .DEPTH 3 64.85 (1197')
D.D.H.No. W L86-3 PAGE
CLAIM N* S472926
-DIRECTION AND DISTANCE PROM
NE. CLAIM POST
1192'(363 32) -90® .DIAMOND DRILL fQMTPArrop ' Phillippon Diamond Drilling Company Ltd, Rouyn, Quebec
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DESCRIPTION
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H - 184' (5fr08 m') Water 160 (48.77 m)N - 210' (64.01m) Sand 186 (56.69 m) B - 213' (64.92 m) Boulders 210 (64.01 m)
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QUARTZITE (L6rrain)
94.18
DYKE Diabase
i P redominantly faintly pink tinted fine granular arkosic quartzite beds alternatina withthinner finer grained grey-green granular quartzite.Slips and bedding @ 65 0 .
46 cm 'clay-colored 1 moderately soft amor phous aphanitic hpd with pat.rhy heinatitirstaining. Sharp contacts.
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Dark qreen. Weaklv maqnetic.i Moderately hard. f 30 X faintlv evident orofusion of arev
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carbonate veinlets. Sharo uooer slio contact e 45 0 .Gradational lower slip contact.
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DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE (Lorrain)
' Predominantly faintly pink tinted arkosic; granular quartzite interbedded with narrower bed of arey-areen Granular and
; very fine granular quartzite, i Occassional fine seam (bed) of black\ magnetite, i Random oatchv areas of faint hematiticstaining.
- Bedding and slips aenerallv @ 55 0 .t
105.61 ! 8 cm fine amorphous grey seam @ 55 0 .i Slip contacts.
122.53 i 2 cm grey hard amorphous cherty fragment.
130.30 l 91 cm zone of intense hematitic staining. ——————————— i — Porous core surface. ————————————————————
{ 50* mechanically broken core. l T . 5 rm rjmigp *;lip 0 20 0 through rpntpr ofj zone.
131.06 - 145.69
137.46 - 145.39
146.91
154.53
160.32
Patchy areas of faint hematitic staining and weak kaolintic alteration.Random series of pink tinted pearly milkwhite quartz-carbonate veiniets up to 1 mm Generally @ 65 0 .5 1 p ink tinted quartz-carbonate veiniets.66 cm zone with a series of Sudbury Breccia fragments along core.
31 cm fine granular dark grey quartzitebed e 60 0 . 3 cm quartz vein on lower contact.
4 cm fine Granular arev-areen auartzitei bed. t Slip contacts @ 60 0 .j
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248.41
DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE (Lorrain) cont'd
172.52 - 176.78 Amorphous quartzite 7onP -- flranularitvvirtually disappears.
. Mainly pink tinted tightlv fractured.Random pink tinted milk white quartz-
! carbonate veinlets. — 2 1.
179.83 : 84 cm pink tinted amorphous zone.; Pink tinted milk white quartz-carbonate - threads. -- 2*.
186.54 11 cm Sudbury Breccia fragment.
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BRECCIA ZONE i Dyke and Quartzite Fragments.i Mixture of variable, predominantlyi ni-KJOrtod finp grained dark groan rtykoj fragments and pink arkosic quartzite ' f **9nmeot5! Random Sudbury Breccia fragments.
| Variations as noted.
188.98 - 194.16 j Unsorted series of Sudbury Breccia ' fraaments intermixed wJJth D ink arkosicj quartzite and dark green fine grainedt rf vlf 0 fir**4nfnont'c\ J J
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DESCRIPTION
BRECCIA ZONE ] Dyke and Quartzite Fragments cont'd
194.16 - 199.34 ; Series of black oorphvritic dvke fragments.Very fine grained groundmass with fine 1 mm* semi rounded pink silica nodules
; loosely distributed throughout. Locallv weaklv maanetic.
' Sparse very fine disseminated pyrite usually in the silica nodules.
201.93 ' 40 cm dark qreen dyke fragment.i Sharp slip contacts.
202.69 s 61 cm zone finely fragmented pink quartzite.204.06 - 206.65 i Series of random Sudbury Breccia fragments.
1 in pink granitic textured quartzite.206.65 - 208.79 !. Pale pink tightly fragmented quartzite.
i 208.79 - 210.31 ! Porphyritic dyke or dyke fraament.
1 Black, very fine grained, very hard1 porphyritic. Weakly but noteably 1 magnetic.l Random fine pink tinted nodular-like silica l fragments distributed throuahout.
210.31 - 213.66 1 Grey granitic textured quartzite.213.66 - 219.76 ! Dyke
i i Dark qreen weakly foliated, impregnatedj by fine hair-like milk white quartz- ! carbonate veinlets.j Veinlets at upper contact G 50 0 . ' Lower portion vaguely fragments withi mixture of epitote patches. i Sharp upper and lower contact P 45 0 .i
219.76 - 227.23 ! Random series of maanetic Dorohvritic dvkej fragments intermixed with fragmented
Dink Quartzite and arkosic Granular auartzite.
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DESCRIPTION
BRECCIA ZONE Dyke and Quartzite Fraaments cont'd
227.23 - 228.90 i Series of Sudbury Breccia fragments: elongated along core in pink granitic textured Quartzite.
228.90 - 230.12 Fragmented granitic textured and pinkarkosic quartzite.
230.12 - 231.50 ; Purple tinted fragments.
; Series of purple tinted siliceous flinty - fraaments and Dale Dink arkosic fragments.j Sparse fine disseminated pyrite.
231.50 - 240.79 j Predominantly dyke fragments - both fine grained ! Dink tinted milk white ouartz-carbonatei veinlet impregnated and porphyritic ! magnpt.ir variety with lessor amounts ofpink granitic texture and fragmentedqnart.rit.P-
j NOTE 2 types of dyke fragments.i
240.79 - 248.41 | Salmon Pink granular arkosic quartzite i with random fraaments a dark areen-blackj porphyritic weakly magnetic dyke material.
240.79 76 cm zone of fragmented salmon pink arkosic quartzite with dark areen chloritic matrix.
j Disseminated cubic pyrite in matrix. . 1* disseminated pyrite.1
247.19 l FRACTURE ZONE
1.22 meter zone of oink arkosic quartzitewith a series of fractures. Multiole series of fractures @ 80 0 with
j hematitic coatings.*
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364.85
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QUARTZITE (Lorrain)
Predominantly grey-green granular quartzitewith liberally disseminated grains or pinK arkosic material.Generally uniformly granular. Minor finer grained grey-green granularbeds. Beddina between 55-60".Hematitic spots along 1.22 m of upper contact area.Gradational lower contact. NOTE:Contact area between bedded granularLorrain quartzite and pink altered arkosic Quartzite assumes a oink and grey granitictexture. (7onps of this type previously logged maysuggest proximity to a contact between the
quartzite.)t!
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pink ovritici i Pale Pink Quart?ite breccia| Mixture of pale pink and salmon pink i vagiiPly granular quartzite groundmass withi a variety of small fragments. 1 30* irregular patches and vein-like bands1 of milk white quartz-carbonate. ' Random oatchv areas of disseminated pyrite.i and minor chalcopyrite. 1 .5* disseminated oatchv ovrite.j Random purple tinted flinty quartz i fragments.i Variations as noted.
265.48 j Dyke -3.35m
! Dark green fine grained finely porphyritic ; dyke^
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T AGETO
364.85
DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pink pyritic cont'd
265.48 Random unsorted various size anqular pale purplecherty fragments up to 20 cm. Minor fine disseminated pvrite with somepurple tinted cherty fragments. Sharp upper clip contact 0 50 0 .
267.00 15 cm* zone of fractures @ 70 0 .Lower contact sharp irregular.
269.60 10 cm x 1 cm irregular patch of chalcopyrite and pyrite.
270.05 - 284.53 Pale oink vaauelv aranular Quartzite breccia.Random unsorted series of angular and stretched dark green and hlark fragments
i intermixed with milk white quartz-carbonate. i Sparse pyrite.i Minor dark green-black chloritic matrix. ! Minor pvrite.\ Purple tinted cherty fragments P: 270.36, ! 282.40: 283.77.i
284.53 1 61 cm pale beige vaquely finely porphyriticl fragments.
Sharp contacts.282.85 - 318. 52* Pyritic Zone
i Random patchy clusters of fine granular| pyrite. ' Some of the pyrite clusters appearj fragmented. * Pyrite clusters usually in milk white,j quartz-carbonate. i 2X plus pyrite.
304.34 i 5 cm grey-green granular quartzite bed| adjacent to slip e 35 0 .
306.02 j 11 cm grey-green granular quartzite bed. f Slios e 45 0 .
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364.85
DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pink ovritic cont'd
310.13 40 cm grey green granular quartzite bedcut by quartz stringers. Bedding 0 50 0 .
310.90 28 cm zone of milk white quartz-carbonatewith small irregular patches chalcopyrite.
313.03 - 316.08 Series and dark green fine granular and 1 black chloritic fragments.; Chloritic material with minor pyrite 1 intermixed with milk white auartz-carbonate.?0* dark oreen franments and black
j chloritic'materiall
328.27
329.49 - 331.93
331.93 - 337.41
337.41 - 347.78
347.78 - 352.96
1.5 m ground core.
Fine granular pale green sericiticnil a rt ri to
PURPI F TINTED FRAGMENTS
Random series of semi rounded pale purpletinted cherty fragments in pale pink quartzite.Random milk white quartz-carbonate patches .Predominantly pale green granular quartzite.with random small purple tinted siliceous/ cherty fraaments and occasional SudburyBreccia fragments. Weakly sericitic?
Pale pink granular quartzite with about 51 m ilk white quartz-carbonate.Random rare pale green granular fragment.
349.76 1 cm patch massive chalcopyrite.
352.96 - 364.85 CHLORITIC BRECCIA ZONE
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DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pink pyritic cont'd
352.96 - 364.85 * Breccia Zone containing a mixture of pale green, porphyritic fragments, aarK green rinely
Dorohvritic and chloritic fragmentsi intermixed with pink granular and
granitic textured Quartzite.i
352.96 i 10 cm 'natch of massive granular pyrite inl a milk white quartz-carbonate fragment. ' R andom bead of chalcoovrite.
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266.85
269.75
272.80
azs^a278.89
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287.43
290.17
222JJZ296.119QQ m
302.06304.95
308.15
310.90
313.79
316.69
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1.38
1.37
2.90
3.05
2.893.20
2.752.89
2.90
2.74
2.90
3.04
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2.89
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325.83
225.33
534.67337.72
340.77
313^66.
346.41
349.15
352.04
354.04
357,84
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2.89
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Mackelcan touinship - Sudbury AreaOntario
DDH#ULS6-3 cross-Bection
SCALE:- l 500DATE; March 1986
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DIAMOND DRILL RECORD LOGGED BYPROPERTY _______HECLA MINING COMPANY OF CANADA______
Frank P. Tagliamonte. P. Eng.
LATITUDE 0+48S BEARING OF HOLE
DEPARTURE.
ELEVATION .
CORE SIZE.
3+40E DIP OF HOLE-90'
300' (91.44) -88 0 , Lake levelpip TESTS ftfifi 1 (?fi3.Qfi) -ftft 0
ED 15 March 1986
ETED24 March 1986
310.59 ri019M
•^.tD.D.H. No. W L86-4 PAGE .J.
CLAIM No. S472926
DIRECTION AND DISTANCE FROM
NE. CLAIM POST
BQ DIAMOND DRILL rnKiTPAfTOP Phillippon Diamond Drilling Company Ltd. Rouyn, Quebec
FOOTAGEFROM
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136.25
DESCRIPTION
CASING t
! H - 186' (56.59 m), N - 206' (62.79 m) i B - 231' (70.41 m)| Water 160 (48.77 m)
0 - 68.58 j Bedrock
QUARTZITE lorrainj ! Grev-areen granular Quartzite.1 Disseminated pink feldspathic grains through
out.Alternating beds- of finer granular andmedium granular quartrlte.Variations as noted.
68.58 - 70.41 Fine granular feldspathic quartzite. Porous core surface-Weakly kaolinitic. Series of fractures 0 S5 0 .
72.09 l 9 cm aphanitic cherty fraament.
78.03 ' 1 5 cm hematitic stained band.' Slip contacts @ 60*.
82.60 Beddina 0 45 0*
96.93 Beddina 0 55 0 ±
120.70 30 cm zone of fractures @ 45 0 .
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141.12
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DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE Lorrain cont'd . ..^ ———————————————!
121.01 --124.97 ! Peooerv kaolinitic alteration
124.97 - 136.25 ! Pale Dink granular arrkosic quartzite.j
- 133.81 i 41 cm fine uniformly drained arev Quartzitei fragment with sharp slip contacts.
DYKE i
! Dark areen. Fine drained. Moderately soft, chloritic i Random ^mall *pmi rmmrtpd partly f ranmpntftd ———j pink quartzite fragments. 1 Imoreanated bv a series of randomly arifinlfid ——1 white carbonate lath-like veinlets. s pprmpatPd hy hpmatit.ir contamination —————————
136.25' 1.07 m zone orominant hematitic staining ————i Mechanically broken core.i
136.86- 30cm por)hyritic zone •' F ine carbonate fradments. —————————————
139.90 '' 1 .22 m Dorohvritic zone.l Fine carbonate fragments.i
BRECCIA ZONE ! Sudbury Brecciai
Heterogoneoijs breccia /one with prednminflnt.lv —; brick red and grey color tones. : Random variety of 'Sudbury Breccia 1 tvoe
fragments, rare cherty fragments and a : variety of salmon pink and pale Dinkquartzite fragments.Random threads, seams, and patches of hematitic stainind. ——————————————
. ____________ Variation* as nnt.pH —————— . ———————————————————
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141.12
141.73 - 145.08
145.08 - 152. 1C
152.10 - 178.92
152. 4C
160.32
160.32
* ' 167.03167.49 - 174.96
176.17 - 178.92,
npd*ftlDTIftM
Sudbury Breccia cont'd
; .61 cm zone of 'porous 1 hematitic staining.Series of fractures @ 65 0 ±.
i Salmon pink quartzite fragments with fine and medium Granular Quartzite and one SudburyBreccia fragment.Predominantly grey granular quartzite with one Sudbury Breccia fragment.
Mixture of oredominantly variable brick redgranular quartzite fragments and random *priP* nf ve* i r li la r- like Sudbury Brecciafragments. Patchv areas of hematitic staining.2t± series of .5 - 1 cm milk white quartzctringprc fi high angles to rnre.
91 cm zone with series of hematitic coatedslips from 45 - 55 0 .
Series of slips e 10 0 with hematitic gouge.
1.22 m zone with, patchy disseminated pyrite and random fine seams pyrite.31+ pyrite.
32 cm zone of porous hematitic staining.Random irregular seam and small patches of very fine pyrite.lt± pyrite.
50* Sudbury Breccia fragments.
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178.92
188.67
203.61
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TAOETO
189-67
203.61
251.46
DESCRIPTION
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pink
! Pale pink quartzite breccia.Pale pink granular arkosic quartzite.
' 5% m ilk white quartz-carbonate patchesand fragments.
i Random irreaular patches -- small oalei green granular quartzite. i 2* pale green quartzite fraaments.
QUARTZITE BRECCIA White
l Pale creamy white granular quartzite.grnundmas';-Random series of small semi angular pale
l green granular quartzite fraaments.Random series of small angular blackrhlnritir fragment* with fine di sseminatedpyrite.^* palo greon qnartrit.P fragmpnts RXchloritic fragments. Local areas of fine aenerallv uniformlydistributed pyrite.
195.38 - 203.61 2% disseminated-, f ine pyrite both in the chloritic fraaments and disseminated inquartzite.
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pale Pink
Generally as above except the groundmassis pale pink.
207.26-210.62 U+ disseminated pyrite in chloritic fragments and in Dale pink quartzitegroundmass.
219.76 - 226.47 2%-j- fine disseminated pyrite in quartzite groundmass.
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251.46
282.85
QUARTZITE BRECCIA Pale Pink cont'dt
226.77 - 249.02 1 Small angular bright green fragments throughout.j Random l cm patch tine pyrite ; Random oorohyritic grey-green granular; fragment.
249.02 - 251.46 i Brick red quartzite. ! 51+ fragments milk white auartz.1
. SUDBURY BRECCIA ZONE!
j Random mixture of Sudbury Breccia frag- I ments and brick red Quartzite.j Variations as noted.t
251.46 i 20 cm zone hematitic stained porous kaolinitic quartzite.
251.76 ! 6 cm auartz stringer @ 60 0 .
251.76 i 91 cm zone of patchy hematitic stainedi quartzite.
251.46 - 275.23 ; 60X Sudbury Breccia fragments some ; containing unsorted sub-rounded chertyi grey and black fragments from 1 mm to
15 cm-; Random brick red quartzite fragments -! cnmp with quart.7 ct.rlngpr*.;
256.34 j Fracture Zone.1.22 m multiple fracture zone. Fracturing generally @ 70 0 .Prominant hematitic staining.
275.23 - 282.85 Predominantly salmon pink quartzite with 51 dark grpen hard granular and finelyporphyritic fragments.Random quart? veinlets.
282.85 Slips and quartz stringer e 35 0 .
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310.59
310.59 (1019'
DESCRIPTION
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QUARTZITF BRECCIA
1 Salmon pink partly amorphous feldspathic: quartzite.
Random series of grev green granularj quartzite fragments and small angulari chloritic frsgmpnt.^.
i Variations as noted.
289.10* 1.07 m bedded qrev-qreen quartzite.l f ragment. 1 Sharo contact.) Bedding @ 60 0 .
292.91 j 1.83 m kaolinitic pink quartzite fragment
297.79 ' 1.37 m zone of fractured pale pink
1 Fractures @ 75 0 .
299.01 i 3 cm purple tinted cherty fragment along slip G SO 0 .
300.84 - 310.59 1 Random series of fine angular chloritei fragments with disseminated pyrite. ; SI c hloritic fragments.
305.41 ; Slip with gouge seam @ 12 0 .
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174.96
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2.28
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2.27
3.05
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GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES, 2* BEAVER CRESCENT. NORTH BAY. ONTARIO
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HECLA MINING COMPANY OF CANADA :
Wolf Lake ProjectMackelcan township - Sudbury Area
Ontario
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SCALE: 1 500
DATE; March 1986
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