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MICRODIAMOND ANALYSIS PRELIMINARY DATA
01MD005
R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Prepared for:Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc
354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Simon GriffithsLaboratory Manager
June 11, 2001
Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 4X4
Telephone (807) 473-5558 Facsimile (807) 473-5660
This report refers to samples processed as-received.This report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of the
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AUGUST 22 : 2GQ1 2:03 Kevin Ki.i (SC7) 345-6666
KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.
Mne-al Processing Laoo'atcry 1300 Wesi Walsh Stresi Tl-jodei Bay, Or.ario CANADA P'E 4X4
Telephone: (80Vi 473-5558Facsimile. |80 7 ) 473-bteCr
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Laboratory Charge Statement
Invoice to: Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V5C1S4 ATTN: R W. Beck f Buddy Doyle
Remitance: Accounts ReceivableAddress c/o Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc.
354-2DC Granule St.Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Project: R W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)Project #: ^^
invoice*: T3000430Reference # : 01MDQOS
Date: 26-Jun-Ol
Quantity
3
30 3
Description
Caustic Fusion SamplesSecondary Fusions Microfusions Microdiamond Picking Microdiamond Description QC/QA and Reporting
Unit Cost
S S30.00 /sample^lOkg
S 12500 /sample<=10k^ S 10.00 /stone S 70.00 /sampie^lOkg
Total
S l. 6SC. 00
S 37500sS 21000
Total Charge to Project. S 2,475.00
Reports to follow R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont) 01MD005 Microciamona Processing (Causse Fusion) Microciiamond Observation St Description CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
Sincerely,
Simon Griffiths Laboratory Manager
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Mr. Kevin Kavi, October 23, 2001 Principal Geologist Diamonds, 309 South Court Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7B 2Y1
Ph 1-807-346-1669 Fax 1-807-345-6666R. L. Barnett Geological Consulting Inc. ,9684 Longwoods Road,RR 32, London, Ontario, N6P 1P2Ph 1-519-652-1498, Fax 1-519-652-1475 Dear Kevin, INVOICE
Payment of the sum of 31872.50 is requested for services rendered in petrographic examination of four polished thin sections from sample KD4501, microprobe mineral analysis of constituent phlogopite, amphibole and chromite minerals, compilation of tables of mineral analyses, plotting of relevant graphs and preparation of a petrographic report:
-17.5 hours at J100.00 per hour - 31750.00 - plus 79 CST 3122.50
My GST number is 135072403.Please make payment as soon as possible.
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KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC,Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 4X4 Telephone (807) 473-5558 Facsimile (807) 473-5660
METHOD DESCRIPTION
1 sample was submitted for caustic fusion processing and microdiamond recovery. The as-received sample w processed according to registered methods and standard operating procedures. The results are summarized in the Certificates of Analysis. Standard operating procedures are listed below, sample abnormalities and possible damage caused during shipping are noted on the Certificate.
OPERATING PROCEDURES
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Sample Receipt, Preparation, Crucible Loading and FiringCrucible Cooling, KNO3 Addition, Crucible Transfer 8*. Boil OutCrucible Unloading and Clean-out Through a 150 micron screenPrimary Acid Wash RecoverySecondary Clean-upSecurity ScreeningReburn Fusion and Clean-up (If required)Micro-fusion and Clean-up (If required)Diamond Identification and ObservationDiamond Description, Classification and MeasuringDiamond Data Reporting and Certificate of Analysis ^^^^(*) Denotes deviations from standard operating procedures.
*LOSS OCCURRED DURING PROCESSING BATCH MAY CONTAIN NON-CONFORMING SAMPLES
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KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 4X4 Telephone (807) 473-5558 Facsimile (807) 473-5660
PRELIMINARY DATA METHOD 1: MICRODIAMOND PROCESSING
Date Received: 02-Apr-01Waybill: Purolator 1817 299 7902
Courier #:
Work Order #: 01MD005Project: R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Client Billing #: Lab Billing Code:
Company: Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention: R. W. Beck l Buddy Doyle Telephone: (604)669-1880
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
1Client Sample Reference SAMPLE WT (kg.)
*KD4501 22.222.2
CONC. WT(gm)
0.10.1
PRIMARY FUSION
33
SECONDARY FUSION
77
MICRO FUSIONS
44
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KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 4X4 Telephone (807) 473-5558 Facsimile (807) 473-5660
PRELIMINARY DATA METHOD 3: MICRODIAMOND OBSERVATION
Date Received: 02-Apr-01 Company: Kennecott Canada Exploration IncWaybill: Purolator 1817 299 7902
Courier #:
Work Order #: 01MD005Project: R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Client Billing #: Lab Billing Code:
354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention: R. W. Beck l Buddy Doyle Telephone: (604)669-1880
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
Client Sample Reference+0.5 mm SIEVE -0.5 mm SIEVE TOTAL
DIAMOND COUNT DIAMOND COUNT DIAMOND COUNT1|| *KD4501 0 33
SYNTHETICS
0*LOSS OCCURRED DURING PROCESSINGBATCH MAY CONTAIN NON-CONFORMING SAMPLES
Printed: 11-06-2001 9:45 AM
This report refers to samles processed as-received. This report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of the Mineral Processing Laboratory. 4 of 5
KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7E 4X4 Telephone (807) 473-5558 Facsimile (807) 473-5660
PRELIMINARY DATA METHOD 3: MICRODIAMOND CLASSIFICATION
Date Received: 02-Apr-01Waybill: Purolator 1817 299 7902
Couriertf:
Work Order*: 01MD005Project: R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Client Billing #: Lab Billing Code:
Company: Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention, R W. Beck l Buddy Doyle Telephone: (604) 669-1880 Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
Client sample Reference
KD4501KD4501KD4501
STONE
1
23
SIEVE SIZE(mm|
0.3000.1500.150
STOCK EX SIEVE (mm)
"0.500"0.500"0.500
Xmm
0.590.420.49
Ymm
0.380.280.23
Z mm
0.230.230.15
WEIGHT IN OCTACARATS
907561647604.4829752.8
FRAGMENT/IN TACT
FragmentFragmentFragment
MORPHOLOGY
IRREGULAR WITH OCTAHEDRAL FEATURESIRREGULAR WITH OCTAHEDRAL FEATURES
IRREGULAR
COLOUR
GreyGreyGrey
CLARITY
TransparentTransparentTransparent
COLOUR INTENSITY
322
INCLUSIONS/ CLEAVAGES
333
RESORPTION
55
SURFACE FEATURES
LAMINATION LINES
COMMENTS
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Lamprophyre Samples KD4501 A, B, C, D Cobalt, Ontario.
For : Kevin KM, Kennecott Canada
By: R. L. Barnett, June 12, 2001
This report is a summary of detailed petrographic-electron microprobe investigation of four samples of " lamprophyre " from the Cobalt region, Ontario, KD4501 A, B, C, D. Four small hand specimens were provided and polished thin sections were made of each. These polished thin section were coated with carbon for subsequent investigation with the electron microprobe and examined in detail with a petrographic microscope. Both representative and interesting and unique mineral grains and textural relationships were photographed and circied with a diamond scribe device on the petrographic microscope. The diamond scribe makes a small circle that perturbs the conductivity of the carbon-coated polished surface of the thin section and hence induces charging when examined with electron beam. In this manner ft is possible to locate and examine in detail the photographed representative and interesting mineral grains and textures selected during petrographic investigation.
All analyses were made with a JEOL733 electron microprobe equipped with flve wavelength spectrometers and a Tracor Northern EDS system. Analyses for constituent phlogopite- biotite solid solution, ss. , amphibole and zoned zincian chrome- iron spinels are tabulated at the end of this report. Certain aspects of the chemical variation of phlogopitc-biotite ss. are portrayed in terms of AI2O3-FeO, AI2O3-TJO2 and Cr2O3-FeO on plots originally configured by Dr, R Mitchell to define the compositional variation among micas of kimberlite, orangeitic, minette and lamproite affinity. Compositional variation of amphibole is plotted In terms of aluminum in the tetrahedral site versus occupancy of Na + K in the so-called A site of the amphibole structure. This plot is commonly used to portray compositional variation of both Igneous and metamorphic amphiboles. Zincian chromlte-iron analyses are plotted in terms
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of magnesium and chrome to allow comparison with similar minerals from the lamprophyres from the Wawa region.
The relationships, if any, among the four samples is unknown to the writer. Of the four, sample KD4501 A has a an even-grained texture while samples KD4501 B, C, D have some degree of fabric which may be indicative of some degree of moderate deformation or alternatively may derive from flow banding at the magmatic stage of Injection of the lamprophyres.
In simplest terms, sample KD4501 A consists of an Interlocking distnbution of relatively coarse-grained laths and basal sections of pale to deep brown mica, 45-55070 and relatively coarse amphibole, IQ-15% within a finer grained matrix of acicular colorless amphibole. The coarse mica and amphibole domains of the sample are interspersed with quite numerous, 35-45070, ovoid to roughly circular domains comprised by fine-grained colourless amphibole that commonly include or are associated with minute grains of zoned zinclan chrome-iron spinel included within mica. The matrix of the sample is without quartz or feldspar and consists of acicular laths and clusters of colorless amphibole included within a variable abundance of calcite, in amounts generally much less than
In simplest terms, the sample Is essentially bfmlneraffc consisting mainly of mica and amphibole. However, within this initial mineralogic simplicity, there Is a consistent com positional variation within the texturaily diverse distribution of amphiboles throughout the sample that is both interesting and enigmatic. At the very heart of the matter concerns interpretation concerning the origin of amphibole in Archean lamprophyres. Are they of primary igneous or retrogressive hydrothermal in origin?
The population of relatively coarse amphibole commonly displays a pronounced core to marginal color variation with deep-green central zones surrounded by pale to colorless marginal growth zones ( Plate KD4501A-1 ). Coarse brown plates of mica commonly occur within the central regions of the color-zoned amphibole ( Plate KD4501A-2 ). This intimate textural relationship fs Interpreted as evidence for simultaneous
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stability and growth of the brown mica and green amphibole. Further evidence for simultaneous growth of coarse mica and amphibole, Is provided by the preservation of well-developed crystal faces of amphibole against coarse mica throughout the sample ( Plates KD4501 A 3-6 and Plates KD4501 A 7-8 ) . It Is most interesting that the crystal outline of amphibole against mica as seen in Plates KD4501A 5 and 8, Is preserved and defined by the colorless marginal zones on the amphlboies. What then is the ultimate origin of this textural relationship? Review of amphibole analyses for sample KD4501 A reveals that the deep- green central regions of the color-zoned grains are significantly enriched in aluminum, titanium, and alkalis, both sodium and potassium and iron, while the colorless marginal zones that define crystal faces against mica are significantly more magnesian and are essentially without aluminum, titanium or alkalis elements. These relationships are well Illustrated in the compositional variation of the zoned amphibole grain shown In Plate KD4501A -S In analyses 1 through 6 in the Table of amphibole analyses. The deep green central regions contain 11.14 wt*7o AI2Q3, 12.25 wt0/* FeO and a maximum of 2.51 wf/o Na2O and 0.54 wf/o K2O while the colorless margin zones contain 1.90 wfft A12O3, only 6.16 wf/o FeO and sodium less than O.51 wtVo. In essence, the color zonation defined by the coarse amphlboies reflects a compositional variation in which deep-green, quite aluminum, iron and alkali-rich paragasitic amphibole is surrounded by colorless decidedly magnesian or tremolite amphibole essentially without aluminum or alkalis. The core to marginal color and concomitant systematic and predictable compositional variation of the coarse amphibole in sample KD4501 A is not one that would be considered to be indicative of equilibrium. The composition of the deep green cores Is commonly observed In rocks that contain amphlboies of igneous origin and In rocks metamorphosed to lower-middle amphibolite facies rank. The marginal zones are essentially without aluminum, alkalis and decidedly more magnesian that the cores. What then is a plausible resolution to these enigmatic textural and compositional relationships? If the deep green pargasltic cores are simply dismissed to be of metamorphic origin, what then Is the origin of the more magnesian marginal zones? In even the simplest metamorphic scenario, the
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contrasting core to marginal compositional variation demands a strong degree of magnesium metasomatism in an hydrothermal environment In a regime of decreasing metamorphic rank approaching middle greenschist facies conditions. At the very heart of the matter is interpretations concerning the ultimate origin of amphiboles of with similar contrasting compositions found in lamprophyres of Archean age from the Wawa region and Yellowknlfe, N,W.T. [f simply dismissed as a consequence of a complicated metamorphic history as yet unraveled In each of these areas, then one would hope that mafic rocks that host or are spatially related to the lamprophyres would provided abundant textural for a similar complicated hydrothermal metamorphic history. In the writer's rather limited knowledge of such matters from Yeilowknife and Wawa, this is not proven to be the case.
The relationships discussed above are best resolved if considered to be the result of a combined igneous and late- stage igneous or deuteric hydrothermal regime associated with the igneous injection of the lamprophyres. The green pargasitic cores are considerd to have formed at relatively high temperature and\or pressure conditions at depth during ascent of the lamprophyre magma and the colorless marginal zones likely formed late in the magmatic history of the rock volume from magnesian fluids of magmatic derivation.
These considerations also have a bearing on interpretations concerning the origin of the domains of fine-grained colourless amphibole that occur throughout the sample intimately associated with strongly color-zoned coarse amphibole ( Plates KD4501A 3- 4, 9-10, and 11-12). Review of the analyses, reveals that the matte of randomly-oriented amphibole grains that comprise the ovoid to roughly circular domains throughout, are decidedly magnesian or tremolitlc with near 5.50 wty0 FeO essentially without aluminum or alkali substitution. These amphiboles are similar to the colorless marginal zone on the coarse amphibole, yet contain even lower concentrations of aluminum and alkalis.
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In a related and unresolved matter, there is a consistent and predictable spatial association of these ovoid domains of tremolite amphibole and concentration of spinel included In mica. While there are occasional grains of zoned zincian chromite-chromian magnetite surrounded by or included within mica throughout the section ( Plate KD4501A 9-10 ), it is the writer's view that these grains are in fact situated at the margin of or within a tremolitlc domain in the third dimension perpendicular to the plane of the thin section. In fact, almost all of the zoned chromite within the section occur wfthln or at the margin of the ovoid domains of tremolitlc amphibole. Futher, these zoned chromite are not only essentially restricted to the ovoid tremolitic amphibole domains, they are also consistently enclosed within patches of mica with quite elevated contents of chrome ( Plates KD4501A 13-16,17-18 ).
The ultimate origin of the ovoid domains of fine-grained tremolitlc amphibole and the consistent spatial association of these domains with zoned zincian chromite-iron spinel enclosed in mica ( Plate KD4501A 19 ) remains unclear. It is logical to suggest that the formation of the tremolite in the ovoid might be time equivalent with formation of the colourless tremolitic amphibole that comprises the outer zones on the deep green relatively coarse amphibole. One Interpretation Is that a certain proportion of these ovoid to circular domains of tremolitlc amphibole are originated as vesclcles or gas cavities that formed in a late-stage deuterfc-hydrothermaf regime as the bogy of lamprophyre cooled. However, there is a certain subpopulation of these features which have quite angular outlines with decidedly linear boundary zones with regions of fine-grained mica and amphibole ( Plates KD4501A 3, 9,10,11 Z 12 ). One quite plausible interpretation that is favoured by the writer, fs that this subpopulation are indeed examples in which a pre-existing phenocryst has been replaced by fine-grained tremolitic amphibole In a late deuteric-hydrothermai environment The fact that these domains now consist of a magnesian and calcium-bearing mineral, tremolitic, allows the interpretation that the pre-existing mineral was dlopsidic clinopyroxene. Further, with some imagination, the distribution of fine-grained mica and chromite appears to define original
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grain margins within some of the larger tremolltlc domains ( Plates KD4501A 13-14 ). Accordingly a certain subpopulation of these tremolite domains might have been multigranular, indeed nodules from the depths.
The oxide minerals encased in mica in sample K04501A as well as the three other samples examined in this study have a consistent core to margin zonal relationship in which a central zone of spinel with chrome greater than iron is surrounded by an outer zone of spinel In which Iron Is great than chrome ( Plate KD4501A 19 ). Both growth zones have moderate content of aluminum, manganese and remarkably zinc. Ail domains of ail grains analyzed are essentially without magnesium.
Review of chromite analyses reveals that the maximum chrome content of the central zone among the four samples approaches 61.52 wf/o Cr2O3. As such the spinels in the four samples of lamprophyre from Cobalt are quite similar to spinels from diamond-bearing lamprophyre from the Sandor occurrence north of Wawa.
Plate KD4501A-1: Random distribution and intergrowth of pale brown mica and zoned, green pargasftic amphibole in a matrix of finer-grained colourless amphibole, plane light.
Plate KD4501A-2: Blocky plates of mica, phlogopite-biotite ss. included within the deep green central regions of the coarse color-zoned amphibole. Note the birefringent pale yellow outer zones on amphibole that are colourless in plane light, same filed of view as Plate KD4501A-1 in crossed polars..
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PHLOGOPITE-BIOTITE SS. - KENNECOTTSAMPLE KD4501 A COBALT, ONTARIO
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PHLOGOPiTE-BIOTITE SS. - KENNECOTT SAMPLE KD4S01 C COBALT, ONTARIO
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PHLOGOPITE-BIOTITE 3S. KENNECOTT SAMPLES KD4501 A,B,C,D COBALT, ONTARIO
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KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.
MICRODIAMOND ANALYSIS TESTREPORT
01MD005
R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Prepared for:Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc
354-200 Granviile St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Simon GriffithsLaboratory Manager
August 3, 2001
Mineral Processing Laboratory13CO West Walsh St. ThunoerBay. Ontario Canada P7E 4X4
Telephone (507) 473.5553 Facsimile (507) 473 5660
This report refers to samples processed as-received.This report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of the
Mineral Processing Laboratory
KENNECOTT CANADA EXPLORATION INC.
Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 Wes! Walsh Si "^ ur. cer Bay. Oi'a'io Canada P76 4X4 Telephone ^071473-5553 Facsini le ..807) 473-i6SO
METHOD DESCRIPTION
1 sample w-as submitted for caustic fusion processing and microdiamond recovery. The as-received sample was processed
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS METHOD 1: MICRODIAMOND PROCESSING
Date Received. 02-Apr-01Waybill: Purolator 1817 299 7902
Courier #:
Work Order #: 01MD005Project: R. W. Beck (Cobalt, Ont)
Client Billing #: Lab Billing Code:
Company. Kennecotl Canada Exploration Inc 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention: R. W Beck t Buddy Doyle Telephone: (604) 669-1880;
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
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Client Sample Reference SAMPLE WT (kg.)
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS METHOD 3: MICRODIAMOND OBSERVATION
Date Received: 02-Apr-01Waybill: Puroiator 1817 2997902
Courier^:
Work Order*: 01MD005Project. R. W. Beck (Cobalt Ont)
Client Billing #: Lab Billing Code: t
Company Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention: R. W. Beck l Buddy Doyle Telephone: (604)669-1880 ;
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
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MICRODIAMOND ANALYSISTESTREPORT
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Prairie C
Prepared for:Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc
354^200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 154
Simon GriffithsLaboratory ManagerNovember 1, 2001
Mineral Processing Laboratory1300 West Walsh St. Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 4X4
Telephone (807) 473-~5553 Facsimile (807) -173-5600
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Mineral Processing Laboratory
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Attention. Kevin Kivi l Telephone: (604)669-1880
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS METHOD 3: MiCRODIAMOND OBSERVATION
Date Received: 18-Jun-01Waybill: Kivi Drop-off #2
Courier*:
Work Order #; 01M0013 Project: Prairie C
Client Billing #: ' Lab Billing Code: D073
Company: Kennecott Canada Exploration Iric 354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4
Attention: Kevin Kivi Telephone: (604) 669-1880
Facsimile: (604) 669-5255
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Client Sarrple Reference+O.S mm SIEVE
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1300 Wi:sl Wnl*N .Mrn.il ThulK'Jui Giiy. O(il;iii". CANAOA P7h 4X4
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Igjppratory Charge StatementInvoice to: Kennecotl Canada Exploration Ire
354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4 ATTN: Kevin Kivi
Rwmitancs: Account* ReceivableAddress c/o Kennecott Canada exploration Inc.
354-200 Granvrle StVancouver BC V6C 1S4
Project: Prairie C Project tt: DO/3
Invoice*: TB000421WorK Order: 01MD013
Dal* 26-Jun-01
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Description
Caustic Fusion Samples ~~ Secondary Fusions Microfusiong Microdiamond Picking Micrcxjiamond Description QC^QA and Reporting
Unit Cost
S 630.00 /jample^lOkg
5 125,00 /sample^ 10kg S 10.00 /stone S 70.00 /sample^ 10kg
Total
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Total Charye lo Project S 1,890, CO
Reports to follow Prairie CMlcrodlamond Processing (Caustic Fusion) Microdiamond Observation t, Description CERTIFICATE QF ANALYSIS
Sincerely,
SimonLaboratory Manager
ACCOUNTING COPY
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Aug-o2-Ol 13:13 Kennecott T Bay Lmb
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354-200 Granville St Vancouver BC V6C 1S4 ATTN: Kevin Kivi
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Remitanc*: Accounts ReceivableQ'O Kennecott Canada Exploration lie 354-200 Granville St. Vancouver BC V6C 1 S*
Project: Prairie C Project ff; 0073 9? 7
Invoice* TBQ00432 Work Order: 01MD013
Date: 02-Aug-Ol
Quantity
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Description
Caustic Fusion Samples Secondary Fusions MicrofusionsMicrodiamond Picking Microdiamond Description QC/QA and Reporting
Unit Cost
S 630 CO /sample^ 10kg
S 125.00 teample^lOkg S 10.00 /stone S 70,00 /sample** 10kg
Total
5 1.890.00
S 375.00^ SS 210. CO
Total Charge to Project: S 2.475.00
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Reports to foilow; Prairie CMicrodiamond Processing (Caustic Fusion) Microdiamond Observation S Description CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
Sincerely,
Laboratory Manager
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- Qisnmio MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES
Work Report Summary
Transaction No:
Recording Date:Approval Date:
Client(s):302234302646
Survey Type(s):
W0 180. 3 1048
2001-NOV-06
2002-FEB-18
SIMPSON, MURRAY DWAREING, SIMON KEITH
BENEF
Status: APPROVED
Work Done from: 2000-NOV-12to: 2001-JUN-26
Work Report Details:Perform
Claim* Perform Approve Applied
L 1225262
L 1225263
L 1225265
External Credits:
Reserve:
SO SO S3.600SO SO 54,000
S8.712 S6.237 SO
S8.712 S6.237 57,600
SO
S2,237 Reserve of Work
S2.237 Total Remaining
Applied Assign Approve Assign Approve Reserve
SO SO 0 SO54,000 SO 0 SO
SO S7.600 4,000 S1.112
S4.000 57,600 54,000 51,112
Report*: W0 180. 3 1048
Reserve Approve Due Date
SO 2001-NOV-06SO 2002-NOV-06
S2.237 2002-AUG-19
52,237
Status of claim is based on information currently on record.
31M05SE2039 2.22377 LORRAIN 900
2002-Mar-08 13:25 Armstrong-d Page 1 of 1
Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
Date: 2002-FEB-20
Ministere duDeveioppement du Nord etdes Mines Ontario
GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5
SIMON KEITH WAREING UNIT 1 3RD STREET P.O. BOX 270NORTH COBALT, ONTARIO POJ1RO CANADA
Tel: (888)415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555
Dear Sir or Madam
Submission Number: 2.22377 Transaction Number(s): W0180.31048
Subject: Approval of Assessment Work
We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.
At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.
The revisions outlined in the Notice dated February 18, 2002 have been only partly corrected. The expected results associated with Invoice TB000432 have not been supplied (there is only one set of results for 2 separate analyses). The 32,475.00 associated with this invoice has been removed.
The assessment credit is being reduced by 32,475.00. The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this submission, is S6,237.00.
Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office by March 6, 2002 otherwise assessment credit will be cut-back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment Work form.
If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.
Yours Sincerely,
BRUCE GATES by email at
Ron GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section
Gc: Resident Geologist
Murray D Simpson (Claim Holder)Simon Keith Wareing (Assessment Office)
Assessment File Library
Simon Keith Wareing (Claim Holder)
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