52G«2SW0«12 Z . 1 3943 PYRAMID LAKE 010
£•1344 & A REPORT
on the EXPLORATION PROGRAM
on
THE FIRESTEEL RIVER PROPERTY
DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO
N.T.S, 52-G-2W
RECEIVED
FEB 2 2 1991 MINING LANDS SECTION
R.A. Bernatchez, P.Eng., January 13, 1991 Consulting Geologist 52Geaswe«i2 2.13943 PYRAMID LAKE 010C TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 1 LOCATION AND ACCESS 2 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 2 EXPLORATION HISTORY 4 GEOLOGY 5 Mafic Volcanics 5 Felsic Volcanics 7 Sediments 7 Felsic Intrusives 7 Ultramafic Intrusives 7 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY 7 Magnetic Survey 7 VLF-EM Survey 9 CONCLUSIONS 10 RECOMMENDATIONS 11
MAPS
MAP A Geology and Trench Location Scale: 1" = 200© MAP B Magnetic Survey Scale: 1" = 200© MAP C VLF-EM Survey Scale: 1" = 200© INTRODUCTION
The Property was staked in the spring of 1990 for Jim Vibert of Upsala, Ontario. His interest was initiated by exploration activity in the area. A Mr. Chapman of Upsala , while working on a sulphide occurrence, reported gold, copper and nickel values.
The staking of claims by Mr. Vibert, on the east side of the Seine River Indian Reservation No.22 resulted in the discovery of a green fuchsite carbonate horizon associated with a volcanic- sedimentary suite of rocks striking east-west. The sediments contained several narrow magnetite iron formation bands. These magnetite bands are expressed as a high magnetic anomaly on O.G.S. Map 80533 (1980).
Further power stripping and trenching in the area of the discovery exposed an 8-13 metre wide buff and green fuchsitic carbonate horizon. This horizon has traced by stripping for a strike length of 360 mtres.
Samples collected from stripping area S-l across a 13 metres wide green-buff carbonate zone returned consistent values of 0.01 to 0.02 oz gold per ton. Additional samples obtained from S-6 also returned one sample with 0.02 oz gold per ton.
A magnetic and VLF-EM survey was conducted over a small grid cut by Mr. Vibert in the fall of 1990. This survey was done to trace out the green-buff fuchsitic carbonate horizon west of S-l.
This report summarizes the work carried out by Mr. Vibert in 1990. Mr. Vibert engaged the author to oversee the direction of the program. LOCATION AND ACCESS
The Property i s l ocated 25 km west of Upsala in the Lumby Lake Volcanic belt. The Property can be reached from Upsala via Highway 17 to the Firesteel-Graham Road intersection 16 km west of Upsala. Follow the Firesteel logging road westerly for 10 km, turning southward on another gravel road for 1 km. Next, turn right a few hundred feet south of a wooden bridge and follow an old bush road westerly for about 4.9 km to within 400 metres of the northeast corner of the Seine River Indian Reserve No.22-A2. A walking trail from here leads to the main showing.
The Property is located at the east end of the Reserve and south of the Firesteel River.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
The Property consists of twenty-seven (27) claims numbered as follows: 1138985 and 1138986 2 1142043 to 1142047 5 1142223 to 1142231 9 1142432 to 1142441 10 1142824 TOTAL 27 claims The claims are located in the Thunder Bay Mining Division and are recorded in the Mining Recorder©s Office in Thunder Bay, Ontario. EXPLORATION HISTORY
The only assessment work reported in the area is a diamond drill hole drilled by Canadian Nickel Co. in 1968-69. This hole is located approximately 530 metres north of the main showing and is reported on O.G.S. preliminary data series map P.2154. The hole intersected pyrrhotite, pyrite, magnetite and graphite mineralization in chlorite schist.
The only other work performed in the area was by Noranda Exploration Company Ltd. in 1967, some 5 km west of the Property, Noranda carried out surface geophysical magnetometer and EM surveys and drilled three (3) holes. Mineralogy similar to that found by Canadian Nickel Co. was found in these holes, however, chalcopyrite was noted in all three drill holes.
In 1990, the Chapman Group restaked a portion of the Noranda claims and carried out some stripping and trenching. A sample of the mineralized zones was shown at the O.G.S. geoscience seminar in Thunder Bay in February of 1990.
This sample initiated the staking of the Vibert Property in the spring of 1990. Power stripping and trenching followed. The Property was visited by the author on two occasions in the spring of 1990. During the late spring or early summer of 1990, the governmoent resident geologist from Thunder Bay visited the Property. Several samples taken by the resident geologist returned favourable gold assays of 0.02 oz gold per ton over 13 metres. These values indicated favourable quantities of gold in this green fuchsitic carbonate horizon. In the fall of 1990, Mr. Vibert cut a small grid and a magnetometer and VLF-EM survey was done by Mr. Vibert and the author over most of this grid.
The results of the mag survey indicate a potential continuation of the green fuchsitic carbonate horizon westward for another 500 metres from the main S-l horizon stripping area. The VLF-EM survey also detected some conductive zones in the same area.
GEOLOGY
The area is moderately to heavily covered with glacial silty sand outwash. One hole drilled by Canadian Nickel indicated 90 feet of overburden. The geology exposed by stripping at the main showing and further eastward, showed that the Property is underlain by Archean volcanic, sedimentary, intrusive felsic and ultramafic rocks.
The following suites of rocks are found on the Property: Mafic Volcanic Rocks la tuff Ib pillowed and massive flows Ic chlorite schist
Felsic Metavolcanic Rocks 2a sericite schist
Sediments 3a magnetite iron formation 3b carbonate
Felsic Intrusive
4a feldspar porphyry
Ultramafic Intrusive dunite
MAFIC VOLCANICS The main rock types around the green carbonate horizon consist of mafic tuffs which are c.arbonatized and chloritized. Pillowed and massive flows were observed east of the main Property, along the old bush road.
PELS1C VOLCANIC ROCKS A few narrow bands of sericite schists which may be felsic tuffs, were observed at S-l. These tuff beds are intercalated with mafic tuffs and iron formations.
SEDIMENTS Several narrow 1-5 foot wide bands of bedded iron formation were found at the main stripping area at S-l. These correspond to the magnetic highs on the mag map.
FELSIC INTRUSIVES Feldspar porphyry was observed at S-l which appears to be narrow dykes intruded parallel to the bedding of the sediments and volcanic tuff beds.
ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVES An outcrop of ultramafic intrusive rock was observed 1500 to 2000 feet southeast of the main showing. This rock is black, medium to coarse grained and contains disseminated pyrrhotite and magnetite mineralization. Very little work has been done on this rock type to date.
GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS
MAGNETOMETER SURVEY
A magnetic survey was carried out over 2.0 km of baseline and picket lines taking a total of eighty-nine (89) readings. The results are shown on Map-B. It appears that the green fuchsitic gold bearing carbonate horizon corresponds to magnetic readings varying between 700 and 1000 gammmas and extends westward from line 0+00 to line 16+OOW. The magnetic survey indicates a thickening of the carbonate horizon west of line 0+00 to over 50 metres in width on line 8+OOW and 12+OOW.
Discontinuous magnetic highs continue westward from line 0+00 and probably correspond to extensions of the magnetite iron formation observed at S-l. This survey also indicates that there is more than one horizon of iron formation within the surveyed area.
The magnetic survey also indicates possible folding of the iron formation. This folding was also observed within some green carbonate samples obtained from the trenching at S-6.
VLF-EM SURVEY
Weak to moderate strength conductive zones were encountered over the same surveyed area. These conductors are closely associated with the westerly projection of the green carbonate horizon from line 0+00. 10
CONCLUSIONS
The green fuchsitic carbonate horizon has been proven to be gold bearing over a width of 13 metres at S-l.
This gold bearing green carbonate horizon represents a major gold exploration target not previously recognized in this area.
The green carbonatae horizon has been traced by stripping and gephysical survey over a strike length of 800 metres.
The area has had little to no previous exploration history.
The ultramafic intrusive discovered at the south end of the Property should be tested for its copper, nickel and platinum group metal. 11
RECOMMENDATIONS The Property definitely warrants further evaluation. This work should consist of line cutting, geophysical surveys, geological mapping, power stripping and trenching, to be followed by a second phase program of diamond drilling. PHASE I
Line Cutting
30 km 9 $ 250.00/km $ 7,500.00 Geophysical Surveys
Mag - 30 km 9 $ 110.00/km 3,300.00 EM - 28 km @ $110.00/km 3,080.00 Geological Mapping 30 days at $300.00/day 9,000.00 Power Stripping 20,000.00
Total $ 42,880.00
PHASE II Diamond Drilling
3000 feet 9 $ 25.00/ft. $ 75,000.00 Drill Supervision, Logging, Sampling, Asaying, Report
3000 feet @ $5.00/ft. 15,000.00
Total $ 90,000.00
TOTAL PHASE I and II $132,880.00 15% Contingencies (GST included) $ 19,932.00
TOTAL COST $152,812.00
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Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705)642-3244. /WIN AHN *iN mi ^BORATOWES CHEMIST*-AftfiAVttn 1NVOOD FOREST PRODUCT Prtijtcti VI SLW mi • t* 't, L We the follow ^. submitted Assay of 3 ROCK sam submitted APR-10-90 by JIM V ti?lPTipf!X.-'l*-. COW: INUOOO FOREST PRODUCTS KEN-EN LABS —— ICP REPORT FILE NO: OB-003B-R.l1 PROJ: 705 WEST 15m ST., NORTH VANCOUVER, B .C. V7M 1T2 DATE: 90/D3/25 CD ATTKr J .VIBERT <604)980-5814 OR (604)988-4524 • RCCK * t** fe*>/ F^t-t* /?* i ©O Ml &J+***+~- 0/ - eu uu \ - I liMal 600 ' 39bd MOd^ 33:St Q6, SI d3S N sr o•r fj T (0 .? rf» (D 7 r,j1 H T 2 / ^ ™* f* «wr> »0 •r I "S f. N J 1 S- ^* '^ * •?. \ -r 3 \ H T \ T-.1 1 ? 010' 06. d3S S3 LU «5a a DC JLUVER^ * ^-^CSTEDMAN a h- 2 o a _j (/:> -/i / a: LL A W4 cu i •/ "V tr> 0- UJ to ' y „ N / £<£»£/•*' SEP 13 ©90 13:31 FROM INWOOD UPSPLft > ONTflP. I O SEP 13 ©30 13:32 FROM 1NWOOD UPSftLR.ONTfiR10 PftGE.013 Summary Report The main target of this project is to locate a gold deposit. We will be doing further stripping along the strike as well as trying to locate any z of s folds. Some brushing along an old road is needed for vehicle access. These claims are personally held by James Vibert and Wes Helrouth. The group of five are some of the main shareholders in Inwood Forest Products Ltd. and have access to heavy equipment to do some stripping, The area we wish to do stripping in is east of 1R22A2 in Hanniwell Township, in the Thunder Bay Mining Division. Please find enclosed regional and local geological maps. The current status of exploration in the location is some stripping and assay work. A field trip made by Maurice Lavigne and John Scott indicated to them that small amounts of gold were present in the samples they took. Due to the strong nature of the alteration they suggested that we do continued exploration along the strike direction of the alteration zone. They felt that continual evaluation along the alteration package might lead to a higher gold concentrations. Ray Bernatchez has alsp made a field trip in the area and lie felt further stripping parallel to the strike was indicated .and to watch for any changes in the horizones or for any chemical changes. We will include some assay results with the latest one being the most encouraging, taken by Maurice Lavigne, Au 0.021 oz/t. SEP 13 ©90 13:32 FROM INWOOD UPSRLfl.ONTAR10 PRGE.014 - 2 - Our work project would be to do continued stripping/washing and evaluations along the strike following the green alteration carbonite zone. To do assays along each strip location. If results indicate some more positive sign we would continue working further south towards some larger faults. However this work would have to be done once the frost has set in as we would have to cross some swamps. The estimated start date of this project is September 20, 1990, We estimate the completion date of this project to be December 31 , 1990. Please find enclosed maps with claims outlined as well as approximate stripping locations. Ontario 8.13943 PYRAMID LAKE 900 Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Mining Lands Section 159 Cedar Street, 4th Floor Ministere du Sudbury, Ontario Developpement du Nord P3E 6A5 et des Mines Telephone: (705) 670-7264 Fax: (705) 670-7262 Your File: W. 9140. 058; 66, 67 Our File: 2. 13943 June 3, 1991 Mining Recorder Ministry of Northern Development and Mines 435 James Street, South P. 0. Box 5000 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5G6 Dear Sir/Madam: RE: Notice of Intent dated May 1, 1991 for Expenditures on mining claims TB. 1138985 et al. in the Lake Area of Pyramid. The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent have been approved as of the above date. Please inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so indicate on your records. Yours sincerely, Ron. C. Gashinski, Provincial Manager, Mining Lands Mines* & Minerals Division JS/jl Enclosure: cc: Mr. James Vibert Resident Geologist Upsala, Ontario Thunder Bay,Ontario */Assessment Files Office Toronto, Ontario 2.13943 Nomm trwlMnw 1/91 40.058 No credits allowed for this report of work because additional information requested from the claimholder was not received within the time frame allotted. SoctlOO 77 (1« +• "Mt«l«l «•""• A"""*" *°lgm" Q Credto to* bMn reduced btcaiM of pvtM oovtngt of eWms. Q Credits h*v» DMA reductd tMCWM of oonwtlont to w&rfc d«tM and ftgum of Applicant dal credits gnd«f Mctten 77 (16) tef th« foUowt i ______No Cf»dte hw boon >Howtd for th« fotl Q tiwuffldtnt ttehnte^ dtU fltod K3 not wffletontJv oovw«d bv tht wvw TB.1138985-86 1142043 to 047 incl. 1142223 to 231 incl. 1142432 to 441 incl. 1142824 ——-——- T*ohnk«l Ati*«wmnt 2.13943 ^ >ar No credits allowed for this report of work because additional information requested from the claimholder was not received within the time frame allott< Section 77 (10) tea "Mining Claim AitMMd" column Geological Q Cradta KM baan rtducad bacauta of partial oovtraa* of claim. Q CradUi haw baan raducad bacauta of oonactloni to work data* and figure of applicant •IcfodUiundof tactk*>77(16)tefth« 1,_-_—_L ^-r—f ^- _-_ - - -_|_n__ j______No crtdfo htvt boon «now»d fof Ox fofl Q Intuffldmt uehnlctf dM* KM Q not tufflctontty covtrwi by the turvty TB.1138985-86 1142043 to 047 incl. 1142223 to 231 incl. 1142432 to 435 incl. 1142439 to 441 incl. 1142824 Tha Mining Racotdar may amaad tha maximum adowad M tollowi: Ttohntcd Awttmwit 2.13943 WocfcCradtt iofJort H»»irt«f •nttftnM lay 1/O1 James Vibert Pyramid Lake Area • «l WtVty Mrf MIMlMV $ 150.75 spent on assaying samples taken from mining claims: TB.1142046-47 Section 77 (18) »• "MlMr, dim. A-~o"ooJww. 10.1 days credit allowed which may be grouped in accordance with Section 76(6) of the Mining Act R.S.O. 1980. OMtog Note: No credits can be given for Mr. Bernatchez©s consulting time as this is part of the geophysical work. •I crtdlti und*f Mctton 77 (161 foe th« fol minim dritM _i*. K^ bMn iflowr* «•" *« *>"^ Q InwffldMt wehnlMl «teu flM Q not tufflcbntlv tov*nd by th« tu —,.. „ _ nuivbtr of approved **M*«m*nt dtyt rtoordtd on M^I el«Jm don i*ot • 40; Qwchtmlttl • 40; toctton 77(19) • tO, otl DOCUMENT No. Instruction* I1 ' ^Mji"es Development • Please type or print. », • Refer to Section 77. the Mining Act kx assessment work re*quirer< Ontario and maximum credits allowed per survey type • It number ol mining claims traversed exceeds spnr.t> on this ' Report of Work attach * list. • Technical Reports and maps in duplicate shc'jld be =2112 Survev Company &g-PAgiTcAe-2r £ ffnq. CLor\$tJ-/-rAQ Ge.o i'sf - A4tk*k*s Name and Address ol Authoxhot (ol(ot Geo-Technical Report) U 17 l* ol Survey (from & to) y. Day l Mo | Vr | Day ; Mo Credits Requeltedsite per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Special Provision* Days per Mining Claim Mining Claim Mining Claim Geophysical Claim Prefix Number Prefix Number Prefix Number For lirst survey: • Electromagnetic Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting) • Magnetometer For each additional survey: - Other using the same gnd: /?).' Geological Enter 20 days (lor each) Geochemical JJ Man Day* Days per Qedf^cal Claim Complete reverse side^afWV' • Electromagnetic enter lotal(s) ne'^V'J^ IIH 2^-3 .^tometer 1 -t——• •w*.^0 ^ ||0fr> ^^ "Geochemical Airborne Credit* \W Days per Claim Not*: Special provisions Electromagnetic credits do not apply to Airborne Magnetometer Surveys Other Total miles flown over claim(s). Date Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature) Total number ol mining claims covered by this report of work .37 Certilicalion Verifying Report ot Work 1 hpieby certify that 1 have a personal and intimate knowledge ol the lacts set forth in this Report ol Work, having performed the wcik or witnessed sjme during nd'Or after its completion and annexed report is true. Name and Address ol Person Certifying ^__- TnME^S v / o fv ( Telephone No. Date CerJitied By (Signature) Received Stamp /dt For Office Use Only SEE REVKH) WORK STATEMEMT a DOCUMENT ,\j. Instructions Northern Development • Please type or print __ ;mrt W9140- Reler to Section 77. the Mining Act lor asso-:*nit • .' A ••> >ntano ' and maximum credits allowed per su'vct 'vi'" • If number ol mining claims traversed exceeds sp.i: < Report of Work attach a list • Technical Reports and maps m duplicate shovel !>• Mining Act (Geophysical. Geological and Geochemical Surveys) Mining Lands Section, Mineral Development .v >: ,_ r Type Of Survoy(M f) «* Mining Division Township or Area (r> *< '\^L 6- • __ Recorded Hoider(s) Prospector s Licence No _ Address Telephone No . 6 g^ Survey Company Name and Address of Author (of Geo-Technical Repow) D»te ol Survey (from ft to) \ ' '' ' jt«« [ Mo [ Yr | D.iy fedits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Special Provisions Days per Mining Claim Mining Claim Miring Geophysical Claim Prefix Number Prefix Number Prefix Nun>r> For lirst survey • Electromagnetic Enter 40 days (This includes line culling) >V.J • Magnetometer For each additional sy*^'.^v - Other J?-" using the same gnc/^\ — - —— ^JpeologicX^j ^ Enter 20 day»%Qjeach)iTir , ^ Geoe/iemical ^ «^ MinDayt ^ Geochemical Airborne Credits Days per Claim Note: Special p-ovisions, Electromagnetic •.. CK'flils rto not apply to AnUorne | Magnetometer Surveys Other i —— _. — Total miles flown over clairaftp). Total n umoe' ol Date Recotdld Holder or^^nt ( Signature) J^f "^~~ ~~' mining claims covered , ^^r^/ //A/ ^nu^vT by this reoort oi work / * ' / I hereby certify that I hafr a o^rsona! and intimate knowledge ol the facts sel forth in this Report of Work, having performed the work o; rtitnesserJ ive cjr,- aHer us completion and annexed report is true Name~and~Address ol Person Certifying Telephone No. Dat CertTt/ed ByllTgn>ignajjj<«f Deceived For Office Use Only SEE REVISED WORK STATEMENT DOCUMENT Ministry of Instruction* 67n Developmenl W9140* • Please type or print. , • Reler to Subsection 77(19). the Mining Act for assessment Ontario •' / requirements and maximum credits allowed under this Subs? • Technical Reports, maps and proof of expenditures in dur Report of Work should be submitted to Mining Lands Section. Mineral Deveici Mining Act (Expenditures, Subsection 77(19)) and Lands Branch. Date When Work was Performed 70 0»y | Mo. | Vr. All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Mining Claim No MiningClai No ol Day» Mining Clairr Indicate no. ol days performed on each claim. 'See Note No. 1 on reverse side MMng Claim ,No ol Days Mining Claim ,No. ol Days Mining Claim No. ol Mining Claim No Ol Days Mining Claim No ol I Mining Clam ,No ol Days Mining Claim No. ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No ol Instruction* Calculation ol Expenditure Days Credits Total Total Number ol Mining Claims Covi Total days credits may be distributed at claim Total Expenditures______Days Credits by this Report ol Work holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim in the expenditure days credit column / *7.» 2.0 (below). 3£L Mining Claims (List in numerical sequence). If space is Insufficient, attach schedules with required information Mining Claim Expend. Mining Claim Expend. Mining Claim Expend. Mining Claim Expei Prefix Number Days Cr. Prefix Number Days Cr. Prefix Number Days Cr. Prefix Number Days ' Jt LL 3fc3 =£ 1 • JE- ± "N- Total Number ol Days Performed Total Number ol Days Claimed Total Number ol Days to £» Claimed at a Future Date Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note No. 2 on reverse side 1 hereby certify thai, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this report Date Holder or Agent (Signature) of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder. Certification Verifying Report of Work I hereby certify that I have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, hatffng performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after Us completion and the annexed report is true. r Provincial" Manage •SEE REVISED WORK STATEMENT1 2.13943 PYRAMID LAKE 010 A REPORT on the EXPLORATION PROGRAM on THE FIRESTEEL RIVER PROPERTY DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO N.T.S. 52-G-2W RECEIVED FEB221991 MINING LANDS SECTION R.A. Bernatchez, P.Eng., January 13, 1991 Consulting Geologist 2.13943 PYRAMID LAKE 010C TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 LOCATION AND ACCESS 2 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 2 EXPLORATION HISTORY A GEOLOGY 5 Mafic Volcanics 5 Felsic Volcanics 7 Sediments ' 7 Felsic Intrusives 7 Ultramafic Intrusives 7 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY 7 Magnetic Survey 7 VLF-EM Survey 9 CONCLUSIONS 10 RECOMMENDATIONS 11 MAPS MAP A Geology and Trench Location Scale: 1" = 200' MAP B Magnetic Survey Scale: 1" = 200' MAP C VLF-EM Survey Scale: 1" = 200' INTRODUCTION The Property was staked in the spring of 1990 for Jim Vibert of Upsala, Ontario. His interest was initiated by exploration activity in the area. A Mr. Chapman of Upsala , while working on a sulphide occurrence, reported gold, copper and nickel values. The staking of claims by Mr. Vibert, on the east side of the Seine River Indian Reservation No.22 resulted in the discovery of a green fuchsite carbonate horizon associated with a volcanic- sedimentary suite of rocks striking east-west. The sediments contained several narrow magnetite iron formation bands. These magnetite bands are expressed as a high magnetic anomaly on O.G.S. Map 80533 (1980). Further power stripping and trenching in the area of the discovery exposed an 8-13 metre wide buff and green fuchsitic carbonate horizon. This horizon has traced by stripping for a strike length of 360 mtres. Samples collected from stripping area S-l across a 13 metres wide green-buff carbonate zone returned consistent values of 0.01 to 0.02 oz gold per ton. Additional samples obtained from S-6 also returned one sample with 0.02 oz gold per ton. A magnetic and VLF-EM survey was conducted over a small grid cut by Mr. Vibert in the fall of 1990. This survey was done to trace out the green-buff fuchsitic carbonate horizon west of S-l. This report summarizes the work carried out by Mr. Vibert in 1990. Mr. Vibert engaged the author to oversee the direction of the program. LOCATION AND ACCESS The Property is located 25 km west of Upsala in the Lumby Lake Volcanic belt. The Property can be reached from Upsala via Highway 17 to the Firesteel-Graham Road intersection 16 km west of Upsala. Follow the Firesteel logging road westerly for 10 km, turning southward on another gravel road for 1 km. Next, turn right a few hundred feet south of a wooden bridge and follow an old bush road westerly for about 4.9 km to within 400 metres of the northeast corner of the Seine River Indian Reserve No.22-A2. A walking trail from here leads to the main showing. The Property is located at the east end of the Reserve and south of the Firesteel River. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION The Property consists of twenty-seven (27) claims numbered as follows: 1138985 and 1138986 2 1142043 to 1142047 5 1142223 to 1142231 9 1142432 to 1142441 10 1142824 _!. TOTAL 27 claims The claims are located in the Thunder Bay Mining Division and are recorded in the Mining Recorder's Office in Thunder Bay, Ontario. EXPLORATION HISTORY The only assessment work reported in the area is a diamond drill hole drilled by Canadian Nickel Co. in 1968-69. This hole is located approximately 530 metres north of the main showing and is reported on O.G.S. preliminary data series map P.2154. The hole intersected pyrrhotite, pyrite, magnetite and graphite mineralization in chlorite schist. The only other work performed in the area was by Noranda Exploration Company Ltd. in 1967, some 5 km west of the Property. Noranda carried out surface geophysical magnetometer and EM surveys and drilled three (3) holes. Mineralogy similar to that found by Canadian Nickel Co. was found in these holes, however, chalcopyrite was noted in all three drill holes. » In 1990, the Chapman Group restaked a portion of the Noranda claims and carried out some stripping and trenching. A sample of the mineralized zones was shown at the O.G.S. geoscience seminar in Thunder Bay in February of 1990. This sample initiated the staking of the Vibert Property in the spring of 1990. Power stripping and trenching followed. The Property was visited by the author on two occasions in the spring of 1990, During the late spring or early summer of 1990, the governmoent resident geologist from Thunder Bay visited the Property. Several samples taken by the resident geologist returned favourable gold assays of 0.02 oz gold per ton over 13 metres. These values indicated favourable quantities of gold in this green fuchsitic carbonate horizon. In the fall of 1990, Mr. Vibert cut a small grid and a magnetometer and VLF-EM survey was done by Mr. Vibert and the author over most of this grid. The results of the mag survey indicate a potential continuation of the green fuchsitic carbonate horizon westward for another 500 metres from the main S-l horizon stripping area. The VLF-EM survey also detected some conductive zones in the same area. GEOLOGY The area is moderately to heavily covered with glacial silty sand outwash. One hole drilled by Canadian Nickel indicated 90 feet of overburden. The geology exposed by stripping at the main showing and further eastward, showed that the Property is underlain by Archean volcanic, sedimentary, intrusive felsic and ultramafic rocks. The following suites of rocks are found on the Property: Mafic Volcanic Rocks la tuff Ib pillowed and massive flows Ic chlorite schist Felsic Metavolcanic Rocks 2a sericite schist Sediments 3a magnetite iron formation 3b carbonate Felsic Intrusive 4a feldspar porphyry Ultramafic Intrusive dunite MAFIC VOLCANICS The main rock types around the green carbonate horizon consist of mafic tuffs which are c.arbonatized and chloritized. Pillowed and massive flows were observed east of the main Property, along the old bush road. PELS1C VOLCANIC ROCKS A few narrow bands of sericite schists which may be felsic tuffs, were observed at S-l. These tuff beds are intercalated with mafic tuffs and iron formations. SEDIMENTS Several narrow 1-5 foot wide bands of bedded iron formation were found at the main stripping area at S-l. These correspond to the magnetic highs on the mag map. FELSIC INTRUSIVES Feldspar porphyry was observed at S-l which appears to be narrow dykes intruded parallel to the bedding of the sediments and volcanic tuff beds. ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVES An outcrop of ultramafic intrusive rock was observed 1500 to 2000 feet southeast of the main showing. This rock is black, medium to coarse grained and contains disseminated pyrrhotite and magnetite mineralization. Very little work has been done on this rock type to date. GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS MAGNETOMETER SURVEY A magnetic survey was carried out over 2.0 km of baseline and picket lines taking a total of eighty-nine (89) readings. The results are shown on Map-B. It appears that the green fuchsitic gold bearing carbonate horizon corresponds to magnetic readings varying between 700 and 1000 gammmas and extends westward from line 0+00 to line 16+OOW. The magnetic survey indicates a thickening of the carbonate horizon west of line 0+00 to over 50 metres in width on line 8+OOW and 12+OOW. Discontinuous magnetic highs continue westward from line 0+00 and probably correspond to extensions of the magnetite iron formation observed at S-l. This survey also indicates that there is more than one horizon of iron formation within the surveyed area. The magnetic survey also indicates possible folding of the iron formation. This folding was also observed within some green carbonate samples obtained from the trenching at S-6. VLF-EM SURVEY Weak to moderate strength conductive zones were encountered over the same surveyed area. These conductors are closely associated with the westerly projection of the green carbonate horizon from line 0+00. 10 CONCLUSIONS The green fuchsitic carbonate horizon has been proven to be gold bearing over a width of 13 metres at S-l. This gold bearing green carbonate horizon represents a major gold exploration target not previously recognized in this area. The green carbonatae horizon has been traced by stripping and gephysical survey over a strike length of 800 metres. The area has had little to no previous exploration history. The ultramafic intrusive discovered at the south end of the Property should be tested for its copper, nickel and platinum group metal. 11 RECOMMENDATIONS The Property definitely warrants further evaluation. This work should consist of line cutting, geophysical surveys, geological mapping, power stripping and trenching, to be followed by a second phase program of diamond drilling. PHASE I Line Cutting 30 km @ $250.00/km $ 7,500.00 Geophysical Surveys Mag - 30 km 9 $110.00/km 3,300.00 EM - 28 km ® $110.00/km 3,080.00 Geological Mapping 30 days at $300.00/day 9,000.00 Power Stripping 20,000.00 Total $ 42,880.00 PHASE II Diamond Drilling 3000 feet « $25.00/ft. $ 75,000.00 Drill Supervision, Logging, Sampling, Asaying, Report 3000 feet @ $5.00/ft. 15,000.00 Total $ 90,000.00 TOTAL PHASE I and II $132,880.00 15% Contingencies (GST included) $ 19,932.00 TOTAL COST $152,812.00 R.A. Ber Consulti 23394 SWASTIKA LABORATORIES (A OMSION OF ASSAYERS CORPORATION UMTTED) P.O. BOX 10, SVWSTKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 FAX (705) 642-3300 VENDuA Mr. P. 1.5% LATE CHARGE OVER 30 Box 1376 DAYS (ANNUAL RATE 18%) .Atlknkan .Ontario POT ICO i, -5? iKxyoowi. o»j««F«BL2n«< laftfe.™ • •"•? r - *?^SF ••«? ten** Mtf*r«SM*3r F-TMfr'ff MOW -bus-chacges-JC350524 i 10.50 TOTAL.... 10. so FACTURE/INV01CE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS r ESTABLISHED 1Q9A V .1 2348' SWASTIKA LABORATORIES (A OMSION OF ASSWERS CORPORATION LMTED) V , \. P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK1TO bfcaSirifr *e*mlfcf&:-j TELEPHONE: (706) 642-3244 FAX (705) 642-3300 •OLD TO »-Bapna tchez- 1.5% LATE CHARGE OVER 30 Box 1376 DAYS (ANNUAL RATE 18%) -At Ikokaiv-Ontacio- POT ICO ••Jr..' NaetxtMPtMTAxtmov., v i- *sfe^-&^*s«s|^;.;jg|-1- NET 30 DAYS TINM -Au-assays- 4-&J5- $—78J[5_ Cu Nl Zn 11.50 34.50 -Sample-Handling- Cert.#OW-1612-RAl Oct. 25, 1990 TOTAL...It 140,?^ FACTURE/INVOICE ANAI-YTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS f ESTABLISHED 1928 •USIULM) PREPAID . Dv* . Tim* COLLECT CHARGE Contignr* At Agtnl InilHl *"•»! AMtM p«8 R»c«iv«o M Dtitmtiion &u •••^^••^ V^Mrttfv ^—^»"«^ • m JaE I Ctn °"1*' p.m. Continu R*c«»te m good oidf uf»*u tpicitxa EICIU VHut Cnarg** COMPANY TO t Mite. CMTQM NOT NtOOTlAiU — Suonet «o Ti'iH R*9oi»no«» S TOTM. SUBSTITUTE Swastika Laboratories P. A Box 10 Swflrcika, Ontario POK 1TO INVOICE -! 1-05-90 SOLD TO: SHIP TO. X of : R. Bernatchez P.O. Box 1?7£ Same Atikoken. Ontario POT ICO Bus Charges 10.50 Not 30 Days 10.50 Swastika Laboratories A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 192R Assaying - Consulting - Representation - Assay Certificate OW-I6I2-RAI / R. BERNATCIIEZ Dnie: OCT-25-90 Project: Copy 1. BOX 1376, ATIKOKAN, ONT POT ICO Attn: 2. JIM VIRBET.GENERAL DELIVERY.UPSALA.ONT 3. POT2YO Wf hereby certify the following Assay of 9 ROCK samples submitted OCT -22-90 by R. BERNATCHEZ. Sample Au Au check Cr Cu Ni Zn Number oz/ ton oz/ton ppm ppm ppm ppm 739 Nil 740 0.002 741 0.002 742 0.002 743 0.008 0,OJJO 744 Not Rec'd 745 746 Nil 113 36 49 747 129 89 748 Nil 266 102 54 Certified by G. Lebel / Manager P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK : &•-. iA-5i< j£-S^fcKSiS* *..::. Telephone (705)642- ft p R - i e - WED 9 5 2 *| /KIIN >MlN .';»» LABORATORIES •• V.'.'t '\. :-i'»'*••"(' >'v •» LABORATORIES •:'-•<.'-:in.".^ SPECIALISTS IN MINERAL ENVIRONMENTS CtCMSIS • ASSWERS • AHULYSTB » OEOCHEMISrS SPECIALISTS IN MINERAL CMEMITO. 1WOOD FOREST PRODUCT JIM VIBERT _ t „„.„„,„„„ 1 . 2, 1MK hereby certify the followina Assav If , We />*r*6f certify th» follow '• submitted .MAR-15-90 by J VIBERT ROCK sain submitted APR-10-90 by JIM V «|$fs^^7i^ . . '•.'.• "Samole."• ' •,•*.•""•: '- •• • • •*• 'an • AiV'' 1^''1.'-'1 '•'•'•'' . "u rlU , • . .. 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V7H 1T2 OATE: 90/04/tt i—* ATTWs Jm VIBERT C6KJ980-5814 OR (604)988-4524 * ROOC « CACT:f31) 00 10 W *?*/ <& (0 4r*/fi **y?/t*• r-^s /"Vxio*- ^^v^f • 01 » in ' •^ I 600 - QOOMNI UOyd 92:ei 86. Cl d3S 0) CO • • CO en ». CO 0- 01 cn uj O a a t~ O O O ct IL en w CO Summary Report The main targat of this project is to locate a gold deposit. We will be doing further stripping along the strike as well as trying to locate any z of S folds. Some brushing along an old road is needed for vehicle access. These claims are personally held by James Vibert and Wes Helmuth. The group of five are some of the main shareholders in Inwood Forest Products Ltd. and have access to heavy equipment to do some stripping. The area we wish to do stripping in is east of IR22A2 in Hanniwell Township, in the Thunder Bay Mining Division. Please find enclosed regional and local geological maps. The current statue of exploration in the location is some stripping and assay work. A field trip made by Maurice Lavigne and John Scott indicated to them that small amounts of gold were present in the samples they took. Due to the strong nature of the alteration they suggested that we do continued exploration along the strike direction of the alteration zone. They felt that continual evaluation along the alteration package might lead to a higher gold concentrations. Ray Bernatchez has alsp made a field trip in the area and he felt further stripping parallel to the strike was indicated .and to watch for any changes in the horizones or for any chemical changes. We will include some assay results with the latest one being the most encouraging, taken by Maurice Lavigne , Au 0.021 oz/t. SEP 13 '90 13:32 FROM INUOOD UPSPLft,ONTftR10 PRGE.014 - 2 - Our work project would be to do continued stripping/washing and evaluations along the strike following the green alteration carbonite zone. To do assays along each strip location. If results indicate some more positive sign we would continue working further south towards some larger faults. However this work would have to be done once the frost has set in ae we would have to cross some swamps. The estimated start date of this project is September 20, 1990, We estimate the completion date of this project to be December 31, 1990. Please find enclosed maps with claims outlined as well as approximate stripping locations. Ontario S2G02SWM12 2.13943 PYRAMID LAKE 300 Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Mining Lands Section 159 Cedar Street, 4th Floor Ministere du Sudbury, Ontario Developpement du Nord P3E 6A5 et des Mines Telephone: (705) 670-7264 Fax: (705) 670-7262 Your File: W. 9140. 058; 66, 67 Our File: 2. 13943 June 3, 1991 Mining Recorder Ministry of Northern Development and Mines 435 James Street, South P. 0. Box 5000 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5G6 Dear Sir/Madam: RE: Notice of Intent dated May 1, 1991 for Expenditures on mining claims TB. 1138985 et al. in the Lake Area of Pyramid. The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent have been approved as of the above date. Please inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so indicate on your records. Yours sincerely, Ron. C. Gashinski, Provincial Manager, Mining Lands Mines©IS & Minerals Division JS/jl Enclosure: cc: Mr. James Vibert Resident Geologist Upsala, Ontario Thunder Bay, Ontario //Assessment Files Office Toronto, Ontario rw T»ohnlc*l I 2.13943 May 1/91 No credits allowed for this report of work because additional information requested from the claimholder was not received within the time frame allotted. . work dMM and Hgurw of tppdcant Q ImufrWwM tMhnM dm KM £) «ot Mftktontly «ov«r*d by th« wn«v TB. 1138985-86 1142043 to 047 incl. 1142223 to 231 incl. 1142432 to 441 incl. 1142824 orttor that tht total mimbw of approve MMMnwit *y» nco«4id en Mdi d«bn Tta Mnk* ft»cord«f may raduct ttw *bo* endta N n«eMHry In ,.««. lUMkamfcai.afc iMttoll 77(19) • M. tiici i < ttw maximum •novwd M foBov*: OMphytled • W; 0*oto»oc«l • 40; Ttohnlcal Awamont 2.13943 Otvttopmtnl WorkCradta *t1*\ moortot M QUO No credits allowed for this report of work because additional information requested from the claimholder was not received within the time frame allott< 77 (19) «M "Mlnlnf Ctotm AJMMCT column Gtotogfeal Gtochunlwl. D QroundQ Q Cradltt >MM to*n nduevd IMCAUM of eontetiem •* iMtrk ttetM tnd flflMrw of •Rpnctnt. i ___ No crxftn h«vt boon »flo¥»d for th« folto Q n«l wfflcltnity eovw«d by th» mrvty TB.1138985-86 1142043 to 047 incl. 1142223 to 231 incl. 1142432 to 435 incl. 1142439 to 441 incl. 1142824 Tta =5Ss^^^awMSts^-sssrs——-—— Toohnted Awttmont 2,l_3_943_r (•TMTt HMOrt *f y 1/O1 James Vibert Pyramid Lake Area $ 150.75 spent on assaying samples ^ I taken from mining claims: *» I TB.1142046-47 Swtton 77 (19) tot "Mlnlnf CMm Am***" column 10.1 days credit allowed which may be grouped in accordance with Section 76(6) of the Mining Act R.S.O. 1980. Geological No credits can be given for Mr. Bernatchez's consulting time as this is part of the geophysical work. eovwift of cWim. Cradta IMM OMA r»duc*d btewM of «on»etlom *• MOfk dttM and n0um of ipptloint. crtdlte undor mtton 77 (16) far th« I mlnlna dtlim Q Ifwutndwit tMhnlnl dM* fitod Q MI «uff»eto«t»y eov*r»d bv *»• wr •did oit MG>« ddffl do« M« M 'nituy of DOCUMENT No. Inctructtont /*U/2 Development • Please type or print. • Reter to S*dkm 77, the Mining Ad tor asseumem work ii Ontario W9140 and maximum credit* allowed per survey type • H number ol mining claims traversed exceeds sp.ir.e en this ' Report of Work attach • list. - • Technical Reports and maps in duplicate shcjld bo Name and Address ol Authoc(ol Geo-Technical Report) i^ol Survey (horn ft to) H Mo Day , Mo | Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Special Provision* Days per Mining Claim Mining Claim Mining Claim Geophysical Claim Prefix Number Prefix Number Prefix Number For lirst survey: • Electromagnetic Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting) • Magnetometer For each additional survey: - Other using the same grid: x/. Geological Enter 20 days (lor each) Geochemical Man Day* Days per Claim Complete reverse side, a** VL • Electromagnetic enter total(s) hetftiY^' II H 2^33 •JjftVtometer 1 <<\Q>^ Geochemical \\\>^ Airborne Crediu^lv Days per Claim Note: Special provisions Electromagnetic credits do not apply to Airborne Magnetometer Surveys. Other Total miles flown over claim(s). IW2&3I Total number ol Date Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature) mining claims covered by this report of worv .57 Certification Vehfying Report of Work I hereby certify that I have a personal and intimate knowledge of the lacts set forth in this Report of Work, having perlormed the wcik or witnessed some during liter its completion and annexed report is true. Name and Address of Person Certilymg For Office Use Only SEEREVIiEOWORKSTATBHEMT V if i >f DOCUMENT .\j. Instructions Northern Oevolopment • Ptoase type or print and • Refer to Section 77. the Mining Act fo« asso;*n* • .: A •••• i. •• I )nlario W9140» and maximum credits allowed per su'vc> tyiv • It number ol mining claims traversed exceeds sc.i: f yn Report of Work attach a lisl • Technical Reports and maps m duplicate shoiAt f>- .-. , Mining Act (Geophysical. Geological and Geochemical Surveys) Mining Lands Section, Mineral Development .vr. L , '•,-. Type Of Survey(S) Ttryi Mining Division Township or Area tf S 6- * Recorded Hoider(s) Prospector s Licence No "3 ft ** i* ^ V I *}>£*. 7 Address Telephone NO. A/1 SurveyJL Company K SLCA &* r n a...... /I Name and Add'ess of Author (of Geo-Technical RepoJ) Date ol Survey (from A to) _ \SU // 9* '/") <>' r/ r*Pay 1 Mo ] Yr I D,iy . M^ f Credits ReQuesteo^per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Special Provisions Days per Mining Claim Mining Claim Minng Geophysical Claim Prefix Number Prefix Number Prefix Nuntr.- • Electromagnetic Enter 40 days. (This includes hne cutting) y^J • Magnetometer W' For each additional su«f% . Other ^ using the same gnd/^ Jpeologica^^ Airborne Credits Days per Claim &- IL*±* Not*: Special provisions Electromagnetic CM'tlits rlo not — - —— apply tn Airborne ! Magnetometer Surveys ft i Other Total miles flown over clairpft.). . I Tola! numbe' of Date R< coUtd Holder orA^ent ( Signature) v?^*/" ""' mining cla'fis cove'Cil «_^. ^/^ "/«l >^T^VW*N^\ by (his reoon o) work . ,.„ / * ' ' I hereby certify that I haw* a oersonal and intimate knowledge ol the facts set forth in this Report of Work, having performed the work Of witnessed j.a'"'! cj:i after its completion and annexed report is true. Name and Address of Person Certilymg J Telephone No. Certitfed By (SignaJuwT 7/4^ ^4-7^»t. Recorded ! A SEE RBISED WORK STATEMEKT DOCUMENT Ho. Ministry of Instructions BTn Development W9140* 0&7 • Please type or print. nes • Refer to Subsection 77(19). the Mining Act for assessment Ontario ^~ /J... .^.j/jt- requirements and maximum credits allowed under this Subs* • Technical Reports, maps and proof of expenditures in dur Report of Work should be submitted to Mining Land* Section, Mineral Devetei Mining Act (Expenditures, Subsection 77(19)) and Lands Branch. Type of Work Mining Division Township or Area ) »•* >^* /4s s Recorded HoWeT Prospector's No. 310 WbikVertomwd'By .y B^~ Name and AUdress ofof AuthorAuth (of Submission) Oat* When Work was Performed - G^.fU. Day | Mo I Yf AN the work was performed on Mining Claim(a): Cl»«m No ol Days indicate no. of days performed on each claim *8ee Note No. 1 on reverse side Mining Claim ,No. ol Days ling Claim ,No. ol Days Mmmg Claim .No ol Days Mining (Mm No. ol Days Mining Claim ,Noe«Days Mining Claim , No. ol Days Instructions Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits Total Total Number of Mining Claims Covi Total days credits may be distributed at claim Total Expenditures Days Credits by this Report of Work holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per *&- daton In the expenditure^ days credit column / *Z? Mining Claims //H2^ ~v- Total Number of Days Performed Total Number of Days Claimed Total Number of Days to J>a> Claimed at a Future Date Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note No. 2 on reverse side 1 hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered In this report Dale ed Holder (Signature) of work ware recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder. bortlficatton Verifying Report of Work" I 1 hereby certify that 1 have a personal and Intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, hamg performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after Its completion and the annexed report is true. ' Name and Address of Person Certifying Telephone No. Date Received Stamp For Off ice Use Only IVORK STATEMENT REFERENCES REFERENCES HAWK LAKE PYRAMID TWP. 531 TREWARTHA TWP. 695 9O*«' 48 ' IT' TOPuGRAPHY - - ' J -49°07'30' PIPE LAKES, K'VERS ETC. FROM FOREST RESOURCES IN.'ENTCRY SHEET No. 491-904, f.CSTHERN ONTARIO PIPE LINE CROWN CORPORATION THROUGH THE TOWNSHIP OF COli-P £S BY R.S.K1RKUP AND SON OLS. 1959, r LAN My. W.-4*40 I Pyramid icke NOR/HERN ONTARIO PIPE UNE C!-iOWN SURVEY: CORPORATION THROUGW THE TOWNSHIP OF fF.'WARTHA fly R.S.KIRKUP AND SON OLS. 1956, 80UNO/RY LINE F CTV * *M \ *€ DISTRICT PLAN NO. w- !-; SEINE RiVER INDIA-. RESERVE 22Ai P ROSS EV.S 1875 P-N: •* -^' 3rd. EASE LINE BETWEEN D ISTRICT * --c KENOrtA AND RAINY RI/ER DY T.B.u"J titHT OLS, UtSUWPIlUN——UKUtHNO.——DATE———DlSPOSTION"-FILE Nff 1897 SEC.36 W-TB/05/91 OI/29/91 s.R.0. ' FIELD NOTE BOOK Nn. J>5?7. TRAVERSE StINE RIVER BY DJ.!iILL£W OLS I9?4 L-I7-IQ R4-5J SOUTH B( JNOARY OF, AND THE LINE BETWEEN THE TOWNSHPS OF PYRAMID -A ND BY LANG \HD ROSS OLS. t' ?T,, FIELD NOTr BOOK Ho. 2 *520. LEGEND HIGHWAY AND fltK-TE N o OTHER ROADS =» TRAILS ——— SURVEYED t'N?S TOWNSHIPS. t?AS£ LINES, ETC. • —»• LOTS. MIMNG CLAIMS. PARCELS, cTC.——• UNSURVEYeD LINES; LOT L'NES ——— r- ' PARCEL BOUNDARY ——— - MINING CLAIMS ETC. ——— RAILWAY AND RICH", OF WAY •«—— UTIL, T Y L'NES -°—— SLac:-. ;•:(€*. "ORCOMPOSITEPL*N RESERVAT DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS L ' TYPE C " 7OC'JMENT PATENT. SURFACE & MINING !>!G*TS___- " . SURFACE SIGHTS ONLY- _____ " , VINING RIGHTSONLY __.___. LEASE. SURFACE & MINING RIGHTS———— " , SUPFACE'RIGHTSONLY___.___ " .MINING RIGHTS ONLY...... _ — „. ... 1138986, ; 1142045 ',4^224 LICENCE Oc OCCUPATION ._.._. _—._.... RESFRVATION © CANCeLLEU SEINE RIVER INDIAN RESERVE SCALE: 1 INCH = 40 CHAINS FEET No. 22^2 20OO 4OTG sooc •CK-0 .0 20C lOOO 2 COO METHEf (1 K M) AREA PYRAMID LAKE 3rd. Base line We&* M.N.R. ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT ^EA«S°£MAT'°" THAT a^^dSL.!??»*SB £ ^ c%* IK? 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