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42E13SB2004 2.18471 KABY LAKE 010
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KABY LAKE AREA (G-59)
PROSPECTING
ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS
1997
BY: Fred A. Checkley
RECEIVEDMAY 1 9 1998
GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT
42E13SE2004 2.18471 KABY LAKE 010C
BALLINA LAKE PROPERTY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
4- Map of the Ballina Lake Property in Northwestern Ontario.
4- Map of the Ballina Lake Property within the Wabigoon Subprovince (Scale: 1:5,000,000).
4- Map of the Ballina Lake Property adjacent to the Kaby Lake Stock.
4- Geological map and legend of the Ballina Lake Property (3 pages).
4- Access to the Ballina Lake Property.
4- Mining claim map of the Ballina Lake Property (Scale: 1 mm = 31.37 meters).
4- Daily reports of work performed (3 pages).
4- Mining property divided into sections.
4- Map of the south section of mining claim Na1209479 (site prospected).
4- Mining claim N C1209479, north section, site prospected (detailed)...(9 pages).
4- Map of mining claim NC 1209476, south-east section, mechanical stripping (Scale: 1 mm = 5.0 meters).
4- Map of mining claim Na1209476, south-east section, mechanical stripping (Scale: 1 mm = 1.67 meters).
4 Mining claim N a1209476, south-east section, dimensions of the mechanical stripping.
4 Map of mining claim NB 1209476, south-east section, rock trenching sites (Scale: 1 mm = 1.67 meters).
4- Mining claim N a1209476, south-east section (dimensions of the bedrock trenching).
4- Mining claim Na1209476, south-east section, conventional prospecting (2 pages).
4- Map of mining claim Na1209479, north section, sample location.
4- Mining claim ND 1209479, north section (dimensions of the mechanical stripping).
4- Map of mining claim Na1209477, west section, sample location.
4- Mining claim Nfl1209477, west section (dimensions of the mechanical stripping).
4 Mining claim NC 1209479, north section, site prospected (detailed).
4- Assay results with sample number (2 pages).
4- Sample cost analysis.
4 Description of equipment.
4- Copy of invoice for A.T.V. rental.
4- Copy of invoice for mechanical stripping (2 pages).
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Iron formation
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BEARDMORE G E R A LO T O N
QUETICO
METASEDIMENTARY
TERRANE
Figure 2: General geological map showing the position of the KABY LAKE area in relation to the regional geology.
Geology in part revised from Pye et al. (1966) . The subdivisions of the Tashota-Onaman terrane are those of Blackburn and Johns (1988).
: PROPERTY
Kaby Lake/Stock
Project Area
DIK-DIK Gold Mine Property
Foisey Gold Occurrence
SCALE
25mm - 3,219m
1mm = 146m
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MINES
PRELIMINARY GEOLOGICAL MAP No.P.241
GERALDTON SHEETDISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY
Geological Compilation Series
Scale l inch to 2 miles
N.T.S. Reference 42 E, 42 L
O D Me - G.S.C. Aeromagnetic Maps: 2?35G-2137G, 2142G-2144G, 2150G-21 5 2G
LEGEND
'RECAMBRIANPROTEROZOIC
KEWEENAWANCr.nophyr., porphyry, fenite (8A), diabase,
porphyritic diabase3 (8B).
INTRUSIVE CONTACT
ARCHEAN
ACID IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKSb
diorite, syenite P^phyritic syen^ feldspar porphyries, pegmatite, aplite,
INTRUSIVE CONTACT
IGNEOUS ROCKS
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anorthositic gabbro
METASEDIMENTSC
Conglomerate, 9uartzite, greywacke, arkose, slate,
mica schist, tuff (5A).
METASEDIMENTSd
Conglomerate, quartzite,mica schist, garnet gneiss,
Conglomerate, quartzite, greywacke, arkose, slate, mica schist, garnet gneiss, staurolite gneiss*
META VOLGANICS
Iron Formation 6
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Rhyolite (2A), acid to intermediate lavas, tuff, agglomerate, minor metasediraents (2B) t
Basic and Intermediate Metavolcanics: basalt, dacite, amphibolite, chlorite schist, hor schist, tuff, agglomerate (1A), undifferentiated metavolcanics with ggome
. metasediments (IB)-,
Some of the porphyritic diabase may be of pre-Keweenawan a^ev Some acid igneous and metamorphic rocks are p re-Met a sediments'
in age.Formerly classified as Windigokan and Timiskaming, Formerly classified as Couchiching, Keewatin, and Marshall Ufttfe Iron formation occurs in metavolcanics and both groups ofmetasudjments.
Formerly classified as Keewatin.
SYMBOLS
—— ——— Fault
—— ——— Topographic linear
•- -- - Geological boundary (assumed orJ-a'pjpj^oiic'IKattS^
—.—. — .- Geological l*oundary(as indicated by geophysical data)
————*—— Trace of axial plane of syncl-inet
A Mineral occurrence
O Past producing mine
w Producing mine
G Rock type (based on geophysical data)
MINERAL OCCURRENCES REFERENCE
Ag . c . ktv Silver Ni k .,..v NickelAu . ...,. Gold Pb ...... leadCu ...... Copper py ..... PyriteFe . ... t . Iron Zn ...... ZincMo . . . . . e Molybdenum
PRODUCING MINES
Leitch Gold Mines Ltd. k . . . .. . v . . . . . . . . . . . . ./. . , . . . te\ *. . . . Au, AgConsolidated Mosher Mines Ltd. , . . . . . k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Au, AgMacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines Ltd. v . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Au, Ag
J\KEACCESS
l have enclosed a location map at a scale of 25mm = 3,219m.
Beginning from the town of Beardmore on the map, travel east on highway NC 11 to the town of Jellicoe, a distance of 33km. Proceed east on highway Nfl11 for a distance of 2.61km to the entrance of a bush road (the Kinghorn Road). Proceed north on this gravelled, bush road for a distance of 12km to a junction in the road. Proceed westerly for a distance of 9.5km to reach the entrance of the Ballina Lake road. Proceed north on the Ballina Lake road for a distance of 9.3km to the west central part boundary of the mining property. From here, tractor trails will access the parts of the property where work is intended to be carried out. l also plan to put up small road signs from the entrance of the main bush road leading northward on the Ballina Lake road to the mining property.
DAILY REPORTS
Day Project Area
1 Kaby Lake Area2 Kaby Lake Area3 Kaby Lake Area4 Kaby Lake Area5 Kaby Lake Area6 Kaby Lake Area7 Kaby Lake Area8 Kaby Lake Area9 Kaby Lake Area10 Kaby Lake Area11 Kaby Lake Area12 Kaby Lake Area13 Kaby Lake Area14 Kaby Lake Area15 Kaby Lake Area16 Kaby Lake Area17 Kaby Lake Area18 Kaby Lake Area19 Kaby Lake Area20 Kaby Lake Area21 Kaby Lake Area
,22 Kaby Lake Area23 Kaby Lake Area24 Kaby Lake Area.25 Kaby Lake Area26 Kaby Lake Area27 Kaby Lake Area28 Kaby Lake Area29 Kaby Lake Area30 Kaby Lake Area31 Kaby Lake Area32 Kaby Lake Area33 Kaby Lake Area34 Kaby Lake Area35 Kaby Lake Area
Date
Mav17.May 18.May 19.Mav 20.May 21.May 22.Mav 23.May 24.May 25.May 26.Mav 27.Mav 28.May 29.Mav 30.May 31 .June 1.June 2.July 2.Julv 3.Julv4.JulyS.July 6.Julv 7.July 8.July 9.July 10.Julv 11.Julv 12.July 13.July 14.Julv 15.August 3.August 4.August 5.August 6.
19971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997
Work Performed
Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting
DAILY REPORTS
Day Project Area
36 Kaby Lake Area37 Kaby Lake Area38 Kaby Lake Area39 Kaby Lake Area40 Kaby Lake Area41 Kaby Lake Area42 Kaby Lake Area43 Kaby Lake Area44 Kaby Lake Area45 Kaby Lake Area46 Kaby Lake Area47 Kaby Lake Area48 Kaby Lake Area49 Kaby Lake Area50 Kaby Lake Area51 Kaby Lake Area52 Kaby Lake Area53 Kaby Lake Area54 Kaby Lake Area55 Kaby Lake Area56 Kaby Lake Area57 Kaby Lake Area58 Kaby Lake Area59 Kaby Lake Area60 Kaby Lake Area61 Kaby Lake Area62 Kaby Lake Area63 Kaby Lake Area64 Kaby Lake Area65 Kaby Lake Area66 Kaby Lake Area67 Kaby Lake Area68 Kaby Lake Area69 Kaby Lake Area70 Kaby Lake Area
Date
August 7.August 8.August 9.August 1 1 .Auaust 12.August 13.Auaust 14.August 15.Auaust 16.August 18.August 19,Auaust 20.August 21.Auaust 22.Auaust 23.August 25.Auaust 26.Auaust 27.August 28.Auaust 29.August 30.October 12.October 13.October 14.October 1 5.October 16.October 17.October 18.October 1 9.October 20.October 21.October 22.October 23.October 24.October 25.
19971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997199719971997
Work Performed
Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting Conventional prospecting
DAILY REPORTS
Day Project Area Date Work Performed
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105
Kaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKaby Lake AreaKabv Lake Area
October 26. 1997 Conventional prospectingOctober 27. 1997 Conventional prospectingOctober 28. 1997 Conventional prospectingOctober 29. 1997 Conventional prospectingOctober 30. 1997 Conventional prospectingOctober 31. 1997 Conventional prospectingNovember 1. 1997 Conventional prospectingNovember 2. 1997 Conventional prospectingNovembers. 1997 Conventional prospectingNovember 4. 1997 Conventional prospecting
KABY LAKE AREA G-59THE MINING CLAIMS
^ Existing Tractor TrailSCALE1:15,840
50mm s 800m
1mm s 16m
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM ISM209479
SOUTH SECTION
LEGEND
cpFe
magpo
bedrock in place chalcopyrite iron pyrite magnetite pyrrhotite
l) : Sand, gravel and clay: Intrusive acid igneous (granite): Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rock
(T): N0 of Site prospected
400 metres
1 mm = 5.0 metres
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM NQ 1209479
1997
NORTH SECTION
DATE_______SITE Na________DETAILED PROSPECTING————
May 17 1 Bedrock was found in the eastern part of this siteand is void of any mineralization.
May 18 1 Bedrock was found in the eastern part of this siteand is void of any mineralization.
May 19 2 Bedrock was found at two locations on this site.One of them is at the east central part of this site and the other is at the south central part of this site.
May 20 2 Bedrock was found at two locations on this site.One of them is at the east central part of this site and the other is at the south central part of this site.
May 21 2 Quartz veining has been located at the southcentral part of this site with some iron pyrite.
May 22 2 Quartz veining has been located at the southcentral part of this site with some iron pyrite.
May 23 3 No bedrock to be found on this site due to aheavy overburden cover.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM NQ 1209479NORTH SECTION
1997(continued)
DATE
May 24
May 25
May 26
May 27
May 28
May 29
May 30
May 31
June 1
SITE NB DETAILED PROSPECTING
3 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
4 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
4 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
5 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
5 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
6 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
6 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
7 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
7 No bedrock to be found on this site due heavy overburden cover.
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June 2 8 No bedrock to be found on this site due to aheavy overburden cover.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM Nn 1209479NORTH SECTION
1997(continued)
DATE________SITEN"_________DETAILED PROSPECTING^——^—
July 2 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 3 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 4 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 5 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 6 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 7 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM Nfl 1209479 NORTH SECTION
1997 (continued)
DATE_______SITE Nn________DETAILED PROSPECTING——^—-
July 8 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 9 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 10 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 11 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 12 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 13 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM NQ 1209479NORTH SECTION
1997(continued)
DATE SITE Na DETAILED PROSPECTING
July 14 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
July 15 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 3 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 4 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
Augusts l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 6 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 7 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM NQ 1209479NORTH SECTION
1997(continued)
DATE SITEN" DETAILED PROSPECTING
August 8 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 9 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 11 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 12 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 13 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 14 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 15 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM Na 1209479 NORTH SECTION
1997 (continued)
DATE SITE NB DETAILED PROSPECTING
August 16 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 18 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 19 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 20 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 21 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 22 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM Na 1209479NORTH SECTION
1997(continued)
DATE SITE NB DETAILED PROSPECTING
August 23 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 25 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 26 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 27 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 28 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
August 29 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartz veins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM Nfl 1209479 NORTH SECTION
1997 (continued)
DATE________SITE Nn_________DETAILED PROSPECTING-———
August 30 2 l exposed a shear zone which contained quartzveins and pyrite mineralization by manually stripping it using a long handled pick and a shovel. An area approximately 2.0 metres wide by 30.0 metres long by 1.5 metres deep was dug down to bedrock across the shear zone. The rocks are well fractured and iron pyrite is disseminated throughout the system. The balance of the stripping will have to be done by the tractor and the excavator because of the deep overburden.
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM N0 1209476
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
LEGEND
R cp Fe
bedrock in place chalcopyrite iron pyrite
mag : magnetite po: pyrrhotite
Sand, gravel and clayIntrusive acid igneous (granite)Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rocks
: Mechanical stripping
400 metres1 mm - 5.0 metres
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM N" 1209476
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
LEGEND
R: bedrock in placecp: chalcopyriteFe : iron pyrite
mag : magnetitepo: pyrrhotite
: Sand, gravel and clay2) : Intrusive acid igneous (granite)3): Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rocks
, Mechanical stripping
100 metres1 mm = 1 .67 metres
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM NQ 1209476
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
MECHANICAL OVERBURDEN STRIPPING(Conducted from October 12 to October 31, 1997)
DIMENSIONS OF STRIPPING
This stripping is 247 metres long by 100 metres wide by .5 metres deep using a D6C Tractor. It was dug to an average depth of 2.0 metres to bedrock using a 215 Excavator.
f This stripping is 70 metres long by 33 metres wide by .5 metres deep using a D6C Tractor. It was dug to an average depth of 2.0 metres to bedrockusing a 215 Excavator.
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM NQ 1209476
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
LEGEND
R: bedrock in placecp: chalcopyriteFe : iron pyrite
mag: magnetitepo: pyrrhotite
: Sand, gravel and clay i: Intrusive acid igneous (granite)
fs) : Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rock
: Mechanical stripping
[T): NB of Rock trenching site
100 metres
1 mm s 1.67 metres
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM Ne 1209476
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
BEDROCK TRENCHING
Dimensions of the Bedrock Trenching
SITES Nfl: 1, 2, 3,4, 5,6,7,8, 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18, 19, 20, 21,22,23,24, 25,26,27 and 28.
These 28 sites are test pits which were blasted into the rocks using a gas plugger and explosives. This procedure provided the ability to extract rock samples for assay purposes. The test pits are approximately 1 metre long by 1 metre wide by .75 metres deep.
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM NQ 1209476
1997
SOUTH-EAST SECTION
CONVENTIONAL PROSPECTING
DATE_____________CONVENTIONAL PROSPECTING
October 12 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 13 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 14 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 15 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 16 ............................Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 17 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 18 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
KABY LAKE AREA - MINING CLAIM NQ 1209476SOUTH-EAST SECTION
CONVENTIONAL PROSPECTING(continued)
DATE CONVENTIONAL PROSPECTING
October 19 ............................Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 20 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 21 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 22 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 23 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 24 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 25 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 26 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 27 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 28 ............................Assisted contractor in rock blasting.
October 29 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 30 ............................Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
October 31 ............................ Cleaning the remaining soil from the bedrock with a longhandled pick and a shovel after the excavator cleaned off what it could within the mechanically stripped site.
GEOSCIENCE LABORATORIES
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
CLIENTGL REF NUMBERREPORT DATEMETHOD CODE
: White: 97-0325101/15/1998:GFA
LAB ID
Det. Limit
CLIENT ID Au (oz/t) 0.01
Ag(oz/t) 0.01
COMMENTS
97-0325-001 97-0325-002 97-0325-003 97-0325-004 97-0325-005 97-0325-006 97-0325-007 97-0325-008 97-0325-009 97-0325-010 97-0325-011
97-MAL-29 97-MAL-30 97-MAL-31 97-MAL-32 97-MAL-33 97-MAL-34 97-MAL-35 97-MAL-36 97-MAL-37 97-MAL-38 97-MAL-39
N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D.
N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred)
Number of Samples :11
Comments pertaining to your samples : No Comments
PLEASE NOTE : Results are for samples as received.: - = Not Measured: N.D. = Not Detected: Trace = Detected but not measurable: 5-n = Greater than upper limit of quantification: A sample weight of 1 assay ton (29.166 g) is used on all samples.: Nugget effect can account for variations in Au and Ag content.
***** END OF REPORT ****
GEOSCIENCE LABORATORIES
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
CLIENTGL REF NUMBERREPORT DATEMETHOD CODE
: White: 97-0225: 11/1 2/1 997:GFA
LAB ID
Det. Limit
CLIENT ID Au(oz/t)0.01
Ag (oz/t) 0.01
COMMENTS
97-0225-001 97-0225-002 97-0225-003 97-0225-015 97-0225-016 97-0225-017 97-0225-018 97-0225-019 97-0225-020 97-0225-021 97-0225-022
97-MAL-597-MAL-697-MAL-797-MAL-897-MAL-997-MAL-1097-MAL-1197-MAL-1297-MAL-1397-MAL-1497-MAL-15
N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D.
N.D. (Amede) N.D: (Amede) N.D. (Amede) N.D. (Amede) N.D. (Amede) N.D. (Am6de) N.D. (Amede) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred) N.D. (Fred)
Number of Samples :11
Comments pertaining to your samples : No Comments
PLEASE NOTE Results are for samples as received.= Not Measured
N.D. = Not Detected Trace = Detected but not measurable :"n s Greater than upper limit of quantification. A sample weight of 1 assay ton (29.166 g) is used on all samples. Nugget effect can account for variations in Au and Ag content.
*"** END OF REPORT "*"
97-MAL- 97-MAL- 97-MAL-39 veins
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM MM 209479
NORTH SECTIONLEGEND
R : bedrock in placecp : chalcopyriteFe : iron pyrite
mag : magnetitepo : pyrrhotite
V) : Sand, gravel and clay: Intrusive acid igneous (granite): Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rock
: Mechanical stripping
: Sample location
400 metres1 mm * 5.0 metres
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM NQ 1209479
NORTH SECTION
MECHANICAL OVERBURDEN STRIPPING(conducted from October 12,1997 to and including October 31,1997)
TRENCH # DIMENSIONS OF THE STRIPPINGS
This stripping is 145 metres long by 15 metres wide by .5 metres deep using a D6C tractor. It was dug to an average depth of 2.5 metres to bedrock using a 215 excavator.
This stripping is 225 metres long by 15 metres wide by .5 metres deep using a D6C tractor. It was dug to an average depth of 2.5 metres to bedrock using a 215 excavator.
430 M
Shear zone 7 ;97-MAL-30/ ± ^97-MAL-29/ 97-MAL-36 "
97-MAL-34 97-MAL-33
MAGNETIC NORTH
MINING CLAIM Nfl 1209477
WEST SECTION
LEGEND
RcpFe
magpo
bedrock in place chalcopyrite iron pyrite magnetite pyrrhotite
Sand, gravel and clayIntrusive acid igneous (granite)Mafic to intermediate metavolcanic rocks
Mechanical stripping
'SAMPLE LOCATION
400 metres1 mm ~ 5.0 metres
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM NQ 1209477
WEST SECTION
MECHANICAL OVERBURDEN STRIPPING(Conducted from October 12 to October 31,1997)
DIMENSIONS OF STRIPPING
This stripping is 120 metres long by 15 metres wide by .5 metres deep using a D6C Tractor. It was dug to an average depth of 2.0 metres to bedrock using a 215 Excavator.
KABY LAKE AREAMINING CLAIM Nfi 1209479
1997
NORTH SECTION
DATE_____________NUMBER OF SITE PROSPECTED (Detailed)
November 1 --Cleaning the rocks in Trench #1. Took one bag of samplesfor assaying.
November 2••••••--—-••Cleaning the rocks in Trench #2. Took one bag of samplesfor assaying.
November 3.....................Cleaning the rocks in Trench #2. Took two bags ofsamples for assaying.
November 4 Cleaned samples, packaged them and took them out forassay. End of season...put away my gear.
SWASTIKA LABORATORIES
SAMPLE COST ANALYSIS
QUANTITY
19
6
22
Total of 47 samples
TRANSPORTATION
$27.18
350.56
314.66
392.40
ASSAY
3310.03
3120.38
3378.68
3809.09
PACKAGING COST PER SAMPLE (S2.00) X 47 SAMPLES........ 394.00
TELEPHONE COST.........................................................................335.00
TRANSPORTATION COST .. ... . 392.40ASSAY COST .. .. ... . .. . .. . . . . 809.09PACKAGING COST . . . . . . .. . ... . 94.00TELEPHONE COST .. . .. ... . ... . 35.00GRAND TOTAL ......... S1,030.49
AVERAGE COST PER SAMPLE IS (51.030.49 * 47) = 321.925
KABY LAKE AREABALLINA LAKE PROPERTY
DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT: (Mechanical Stripping)
The tractor is a D6 caterpillar (DC6) bulldozer. The blade has a pushing surface that is 3.6 metres wide and .9 metres high.
The backhoe is a Mitsubishi MS 120 excavator. The bucket can hold .3 cubic metres and it has a digging depth of 5.4 metres.
The operator was Nolan Cox of Beardmore, Ontario.
EQUIPMENT: (Rock Trenching)
The rock drill (gas plugger) is a COPCO. It can drill holes to a depth of 2.0 metres and a diameter size to accommodate standard size explosives.
The operator was Melvin Rentz of Beardmore, Ontario.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE:
My initial sampling is usually selected (grab) samples of the most promising looking mineralized rocks. Each bag of samples carries a minimum of 10 pounds of rock. Choosing my samples carefully helps to keep some of my assay costs down to a minimum. Upon receiving the assay report, the areas with values are then revisited and, if warranted, a more representative sampling is usually carried out. A channel type sampling would then be more appropriate for representing the values of the showing but at a higher cost than the grab type sampling. These areas would then be mapped out to scale showing the mineralized zones and the assay results.
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FORM L12-99903
GRAND t TOY CORRECT.
Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Development
Mines
42E13SE2004 2.18471 KABY LAKE
Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining LandMining Act, SubMctkm 85(2) w d 66(3), H.S.O. 1990
y of subsecti )ns 65(2) and 66(3) of the Mining Act. Under section 8 of the to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder, ng Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor,
900 Thunder BayMining Division
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Instructions: - For work performed on Crown Lands before recording a claim, use form 0240. - Please type or print in ink.
RECEIVED^1. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list if necessary)
Client Number
^LtZi^ff——-
2. Type of work performed: Check ( ^ ) and report on only ONE of the following groups for this declaration.
Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, assays and work under section 18 (regs) D Physical: drilling, stripping,
trenching and associated assays [ | Rehabilitation
Global PositioBing System Data (if available)
Resident Geologist District
Office Use
Commodity
Total S Value of Work Claimed
Please remember to. - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;- provide proper notice to surface rights holders before starting work;- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212;- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that are linked for assigning work;- include two copies of your technical report.
3. Person or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list if necessary)Name Telephone Number
^7Jg^
Address Fax Number
4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent
, do hereby certify that l have personal knowledge of the facts set(Print Name)
forth in this Declaration of Assessment Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed the same during or after its completion and, to the best of my knowledge, the annexed report is true.
S. Work to be recorded end distributed. Workthe mining land where work was performed,
i claims that are contiguous j" ;'f*;Si. . .- - ~
must accompany this form. r ;M n- f (
Mining Claim Number. Or ifwork was done on other eligible mining land, show in this column the location number indicated on the claim map.
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2
3
4
5
6
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8
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Number of Claim Units. For other mining land, list hectares.
16 ha
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Column Totals
Value of work performed on this claim or other mining land.
526, 825
0
S 8, 892
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?W3e*49t '^"wValue of work applied to this claim.
N/A
124,000
5 4,000
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Value of work assigned to other mining claims.
S24,000
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Bank. Value of work to be distributed at a future date.
S2,825
0
54,892
l, , do hereby certify that the above work credits are eligible under(Print Full l
subsection 7 (1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for assignment to contiguous claims or for application to
the claim where the work was done.Signature of Recorded n Writing Dale
6. Instructions for cutting back/credits that are not approved.
Some of the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check ( s ) in the boxes below to show how
you wish to prioritize the deletion of credits:
D 1. Credits are to be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated.
D 2. Credits are to be cut back starting with the claims listed last, working backwards; or
3. Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims listed in this declaration; or-
to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix or as follows (describe):
1 9 1SS3GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT
Note: If you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option number 2 if necessary.
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For Office Use OnlyReceived Stamp Deemed Approved Date
Date Approved
Date Notification Sent
Total Value of Credit Approved
Approved for Recording by Mining Recorder (Signature)
untario oimemem 01 i/osis for Assessment Credit
nurnce* (outta usaj
P*r*on*l knlormMlon ootttcted on M* form to obtained under the tulhortty of eubeecl Ion 6(1) of the AsMumeni Work Reguletlon 6M. Under section 6 of the Mining Act. Ilw Information to a puMc record. This information win b t used to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this collecllon should b* directed lo the Chk l Mining Recorder. Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. 6th Floor. 933 Ramsay Lake Road. Sudbury. Ontario. P3E 6B5.
Work TypeUnits of Work
Depending on Ut* typt ol work, list the number of hours/days worked, metres o( drilling, kilo metres ol grid line, number ol samples, etc.
Cost Per Unit Total Cost
Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization).
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Transportation Costs
Food and Lodging Costa
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GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENTCalculations of Filing Discounts:
1. Work filed within two years of performance ^c|pimftrt aHnhtav *MH*I ah we Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 500A of the Total
Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use the calculation below:
sessment Work
TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK x 0.50 - Total f value of worked claimed.
Nott:- Work older than 5 years Is not eligible for credit. .- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed In this statement of costs within 45 days of a ,-3qyast or verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or correction/clarification is not made, the Minister may reject ail or part of the assessment work submitted.
Certification verifying costs:
_ ________^ __ , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may" ^ , (please print Ml name) f v
reasonably be determined and the costs were Incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated on
the accompanying Declaration of Work Jarm as _________________________ -Mining Division (r*cofd*d hoktef, agent, Of ttate company position with ilgning authority)
to make this certification.
l am authorized
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RECEIVED Signature Dale
Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
September 30, 1998
FRED A CHECKLEY BOX 1231 TANSLYVILLE CRES. BEARDMORE, Ontario POT-1 GO
Dear Sir or Madam:
Subject: Transaction Number(s):
Ministers du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario
Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5
Telephone: (888)415-9846 Fax: (877)670-1555
Visit our website at: www.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpge.htm
Submission Number: 2.18471
StatusW9840.00436 Approval After Notice
We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.
If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form.
Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the response date on the summary.
If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Steve Beneteau by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5855.
Yours sincerely,
ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section
Correspondence ID: 12879
Copy for: Assessment Library
Work Report Assessment Results
Submission Number: 2.18471
Date Correspondence Sent: September 30, 1998 Assessor: Steve Beneteau
Transaction NumberW9840.00436
First Claim Number1209476
Township(s) 1 Area(s)KABY LAKE
StatusApproval After Notice
Approval Date
September 21, 1998
Section:9 Prospecting PROSP
As a result of the discussion with Mr. A. Lafontaine, a cost of S35.00 will be allowed for the transportation of the samples from the field to the Resident Geologist's Office. Accordingly, S28,516.00 has been approved for this submission. Assessment credit has been distributed as outlined on the attached Distribution of Assessment Credit form.
Correspondence to:Resident Geologist Thunder Bay, ON
Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON
Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):FRED A CHECKLEY BEARDMORE, Ontario
SHIRLEY LAFONTAINE BEARDMORE, Ontario
Page: 1Correspondence ID: 12879
Distribution of Assessment Work Credit
The following credit distribution reflects the value of assessment work performed on the mining land(s).
Date: September 30, 1998
Submission Number: 2.18471
Transaction Number: W9840.00436
Claim Number Value Of Work Performed
1209476 3,000.00
1209477 2,325.00
1209479 23,191.00
Total: S 28,516.00
Page: l
Correspondence ID: 12879
REP E a fTE N C E S
ARFAS WITHDRAWN FHOM DISPOSITION
MRO - Mining Rights OnlySRO - Surface Rights OnlyM+S - Mining and Surface Rights
Description Order No. Date Disposition
' NOTICE:The Information Ihot appears on this map has been compiled from various sources, and accuracy Is not guaranteed. Those wishing lo slake mining claims should consult with Ihe Mining Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, for additional information on the status of Ihe lands shown hereon.
42E13SE2004 2.18471 KAB1T LAKE
CASTLEWOOD LAKE
1209477
1216026AST. l
1216027IM
ELMHIRST RICKABYFOR STATUS REFER TO TWP PLAN
G-16
f WALTERS . j LEDUCFOR STATUS REFER TO TWP ,PLAN
WALTERS TP. G-tfl LEDUC TP. G-169CLIST LAKE 0-2200
REFERENCES
TOPOGRAPHY
LAKES, RIVERS. ETC., FROM FOREST RESOURCES INVENTORY SHEET No.497873
SURVEYSMERIDIAN LINE SURVEYED BY PHILLIPS ANDBENNER, O.L.S, 1916.FIELD NOTE BOOK No. 2474.
NORTH BOUNDARY OF ELMHIRST TWP.* BY PHILLIPS A BENNER, O.L.S. 1936. FIELD NOTE BOOK NO.2496.
SOUTH BOUNDARY OF ELMHIRST TWP. BY F. H.KITTO, O.L.S. 1935. FIELD NOTE BOOK NO.2393.
NORTH BOUNDARY OF RICKABY TWP. BY J.M.KILKENNY, O.L.S. 1935. FIELD NOTE BOOK NO.2394.
SOUTH BOUNDARY OF RICKABY TWP. BY H.W.SUTCLIFFE, O.L.S. 1934.
OTE BOOK NO.2560.
DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS
DOCUMENT SYMBOL
PATENT, SURFACE 8( MINING RIGHTS ..... ...., ....
.SURFACE RIGHTSONLY......
.MINING RIGHTSONLY ... . ......
LEASE,SURfACE S MINING RIGHTS
" .SURFACE: RIGHTSONLY. .... .. .........
" , MINING RIGHTSONLY.-..-. ................
LICENCE OF OCCUPATION .. ....... ........
QHDtR IN COUNCIL. . . . ... ......
RESERVATION ....., . . . .. .
CANCELLED ,. .... .
B H T
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SANJJ&GRAVfcL ....... .... .. ......... . ........ . .......... ...... ®/LAND1ISE PERMIT FOR COMMERCIAL TOURISM, OUTPOST CAMPS VNOTE: MINING RIGHTS IN PARCELS PATENTED PRIOR TO WAV 6,
1913, VESTED IN ORIGINAL PATENTEE BY THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT. U.S. O. 1970. CHAP. 386, SEC. 63,
LEGEND
MAIN ROAD OTHER ROADS
TRAIL OR PATH
HIGHWAY ROUTE No.
ELECTRIC POWER LINE
TELEPHONE LINE RAILROAD ft RIGHT OF WAY
RAPIDS. PORTAGE
NON-PERENNIAL STREAM
EDGE OF CLEARING
TREELESS MUSKEG OR MARSH
BRIDGE, BUILDINGS
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SCALE: 1 INCH - 40 CHAINS
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KABY LAKEM.N.R. ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT
MINING DIVISION
THUNDERLAND TITLES /REGISTRY DIVISION
THUNDER BAY
JDL ̂ 7 *9
Ministryof LandNatural ManagementResources Branch
JANUARY 28th, 1981
In service Jan, 20/93
Number
G-59
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