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TITLE OF REPORT: VERITAS Assessment Report 2013 TOTAL COST: $8,247.37 AUTHOR(S): Alex BURTON P. Eng., P. Geo., Consulting Geologist SIGNATURE(S): NOTICE OF WORK PERMIT NUMBER(S)/DATE(S):N/A June 6 to July 9, 2013 STATEMENT OF WORK EVENT NUMBER(S)/DATE(S ): 5459603 2013/Jul/19 YEAR OF WORK: 2013 PROPERTY NAME: VERITAS CLAIM NAME(S) (on which work was done): 1019139 COMMODITIES SOUGHT: Gold MINERAL INVENTORY MINFILE NUMBER(S),IF KNOWN: 092 J NE 031 MINING DIVISION: Lilloet NTS / BCGS: 92 J 086 LATITUDE: _ 50 _________° _50 _________’ 30__________" LONGITUDE: _122 _________° _ 54 _________’ __ 55________" (at centre of work) UTM Zone: 10 EASTING: 506063 NORTHING: 5632098 OWNER(S): LEE Michael Richard (147295) (100%) MAILING ADDRESS: 60562 Granville Park, Vancouver, B. C. V6H 4B9 OPERATOR(S) [who paid for the work]: LEE, Michael Richard MAILING ADDRESS: 60562 Granville Park, Vancouver, B. C. V6H 4B9 REPORT KEYWORDS (lithology, age, stratigraphy, structure, alteration, mineralization, size and attitude. Do not use abbreviations or codes ) Bridge River and Bralorne Complex with Augite diorite and Soda granite next to Veritas quartz vein in contact with Hurley Formation REFERENCES TO PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT WORK AND ASSESSMENT REPORT NUMBERS: 6971, 14390, 15209, 18436, 33415. TYPE OF WORK IN EXTENT OF WORK ON WHICH CLAIMS PROJECT COSTS THIS REPORT (in metric units) APPORTIONED Technical (incl. support) 375m 101939 GEOLOGICAL (scale, area) linear Ground, mapping Photo interpretation GEOPHYSICAL (line-kilometres) Ground Magnetic Electromagnetic Induced Polarization Radiometric Seismic Other Airborne GEOCHEMICAL (number of samples analysed for ) Soil Silt Rock Other DRILLING (total metres, number of holes, size, storage location) Core Non-core RELATED TECHNICAL 7 rock 101939 $ 1,649.47 Sampling / Assaying samples 5 roc k 101939 $ 6,597.79 Petrographic samples Mineralographic Metallurgic PROSPECTING (scale/area) PREPATORY / PHYSICAL Line/grid (km) Topo/Photogrammetric (scale, area) Legal Surveys (scale, area) Road, local access (km)/trail Trench (number/metres) Underground development (metres) Other TOTAL $ 8,247.37 COST Page 2 of 2 SUMMARY................................................................................................... 1 LOCAL ACCESS MAP ................................................................................ 2 DETAILED ACCESS MAP ......................................................................... 3 TENURE INFORMATION .......................................................................... 4 LOCATION ................................................................................................... 4 ACCESS ......................................................................................................... 4 PHYSIOGRAPHY ......................................................................................... 5 HISTORY ...................................................................................................... 6 REGIONAL GEOLOGY ............................................................................... 7 PROPERTY GEOLOGY ............................................................................... 7 PETROGRAPHIC STUDIES ........................................................................ 8 GPS TRAVERSE TRACKS AND WAYPOINTS MAP .............................. 9 ASSAYS OF VEIN AND ROCK SPECIMENS ........................................... 11 ADIT #3 .............................................................................................. 12 ADIT #4 .............................................................................................. 12 STATEMENT OF COSTS ............................................................................ 12 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS ....................................................... 16 REFERENCES .............................................................................................. 17 APPENDICES .............................................................................................. 18 APPENDIX A ................................................................................... 19 VANCOUVER PETROGRAPHIC REPORT APPENDIX B ................................................................................... 35 ACME ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES REPORT SUMMARY The Veritas vein system was field checked and sampled to see what the relationship of the vein and the adjacent Bridge River - Bralorne Complex has to the soda granite / albite volcaniclastic rocks adjacent to the vein system. The Bralorne mining camp vein systems are adjacent to albite feldspar rocks historically referred to as "Soda granites" with albite feldspars. It is conjectured that much of the rocks of this composition are volcanic flows and represent the source of the quartz, carbonates, and gold in the veins adjacent to these flows. This is similar to the California Motherlode type of gold mineralization that is sometimes called Porphyrite or stratabound deposits. Seven rock samples of varying compositions were collected for assay purposes. Five selected rock samples were collected for petrographic analysis. The petrographic report prepared by Vancouver Petrographics on the five rock samples is included and is discussed in this report. The assays of the various rock and vein types are also discussed. Possible avenues and places for further exploration for gold are postulated. TENURE INFORMATION Tenure number 1019139 of 19 cells is the VERITAS mineral claim owned and operated by Michael Richard LEE. In 2013 exploration field and laboratory expenditures of $8,247.37 were spent on the claim, and $ 7105.51 was the amount required for the filing.. On acceptance of this assessment report the claim will be good to 2017/April/ 08 At one time the Veritas vein system was covered by a series of Crown Grant mineral claims which have reverted to the crown. LOCATION The Veritas claim and vein is in the Lillooet Mining Division in B.C. Canada. National Topographic Co-ordinates (NTS) are 092 J 15. Latitude is 50 50' 26' Longitude is 122 54' 50" UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) coordinates are: Zone 10 506063 East, 5632098 North The Veritas is historical vein property located on the northwest side of La Joie Lake , a small lake at the SW end of Gun Lake in the Lillooet Mining Division. See Veritas Property Local Access Map on following page. ACCESS The Veritas vein is located north of Vancouver, B. C. about four hours drive by three different routes. The most common is by the Sea To Sky highway through Squamish, past the ski resort village of Whistler then beyond Pemberton to Lillooet and westerly to Gold Bridge settlement at the junction of the Hurley and Bridge Rivers. An alternative route is to drive easterly on highway Canada 1 through Hope along the Fraser canyon to Lytton, then 63 Km NW on highway 12 to Lillooet. Gold Bridge settlement is 104 kilometres west from Lilloet During summer months only another alternative route is west at Pemberton and after crossing the Lillooet River take the rough washboardy Hurley road to Gold Bridge. From Gold Bridge go west about 0.75 kilometres to the bridge across the Bridge river, then travel southwest on the Gun Lake Road for 5.5 kilometres. At that point there is a sign with the initials "E.D."on a large tree on the western side of the road. That rough 4X4 vehicle road travels westerly, take the left branch to and past Adit Number 2 on the Veritas vein system. The adit is easily visible on the north right hand uphill side of the road. The very southern edge of the Veritas claim beyond the vein is adjacent to some summer cabins. See following pages for Local Access Map and Detailed Access Map. PHYSIOGRAPHY The Veritas claim is in the "Bridge River Country" on the eastern side of the Coast Range Mountains. The major rivers flow easterly to the Fraser River. The Bridge River has been dammed at two places for hydro electric power, the Downton dam and Carpenter Lake dam These dam lakes occupy the broad valley floors. Just north of this sequence Lajoie Lake is a small lake at the SW end of Gun Lake which has become a summer cottage popular area. Fortunately the southern end of the last known Veritas vein system is just north of and clear of the cottage collection. The Veitas claim is in the rain shadow of the Coast mountains and has nice summers with cool winters with some snow. The summers are mild with modest rain. Vegetation is mainly Pine and also Fir and Spruce. Underbrush is modest, but in many places the surface is covered with a fine white ash from Mount Meagher recently active volcanoe from about 200 to 300 years ago. This hinders prospecting and renders soil geochemistry useless unless samples are taken from areas where the ash has been washed away, or by getting below the ash to take samples. Elevations at the south end are just above 800 metres elevation and rise along the vein strike trace to over 1100 metres at the last known vein exposure. Further along the assumed surface trace of the Veritas vein is covered by overburden. A small creek east of the Veritas vein lower elevation outcrop appears to have had an attempt at rerouting and then a placer operation attempt, presumably for gold. This workings can be seen from the road. HISTORY Prospectors followed gold in the rivers west of Lillooet to the Bridge River country and discovered the Bralorne/ Pioneer gold camp. By the early 1900's they followed the NW trend of this camp to the Veritas which is close to the last known "Bralorne" type of mineralization. After