GUIBORD TOWNSHIP REPORT NO. 12 3 Work done January to ...

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GUIBORD TOWNSHIP REPORT NO. 12

This file contains work performed by Broulan Porcupine (W. Koski)

on claims:

L.50269 Hole # l

L. 37684 Hole # 2A3

L.37685 Hole # 2

L. 2425 Hole # 4

Hole No. 5 in Munro Township

Work done January to February, 1950

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BROULAN REEF MIMES LIMITED

Guibord and Munro Townships

Scale t JL inch - 40 chains

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BKOULAN PORCUPINE

Guibord Twp.

List of Specimens

1. D,d.h. 2 161 1 - Massive andesite.

2. d.d.h. 2 239' - Feldspar Porphyry

3. d.d.-h. 2 320' - Biotite lamprophyre

4. d.d.h. 2 450' - Chloritic Andesite.

5. d.d.h. 2 710' - Chloritic Andesite.

6. d.d.h. 4 250' - Agglomerate

7. d.d.h. 4 392' - Olive Green Carbonate

B. d .d.h. 4 50B ! - Chlorite Carbonate rock

9. d.d.h. 4 598 1 - Talcose Greenstone

10. d.d.h. 5 120' - Interbedded Greywacke and Argillite

11. d.d.h. 5 155' - Greywacke

12. d.d.h. 5 763' - Spherulitic Andesite.

Cochrane District

Gold Pyramid Prospect

Location:

Geology:

History of Development:

Production:

Selected References:

Main Metals: Au.TO i- 1. 1.* p o t;, ML/

10 miles east of Matheson, Guibord Tp. NEfc of

N^ lot. 11, Con. VI (claim L.2252).

Map Reference: ODM 1951-6, Guibord Tp.

Argillite strikes southeast and dips 800SW.

Two veins are present both of which strike N650E,

dip vertically and consist of quartz with small amounts

of pyrite, chalcopyrite, galena and native gold.

The veins are up to one foot in width and at least

200 feet long.

1911-1912: Shaft to 32 feet, 160 feet of drifting

on the 30 foot level and vein stoped out to surface.

Shaft to 60 feet and on 60 feet level short crosscut.

Small stamp mill operated by The Gold Pyramid Mining

Company of Larder Lake Ltd.

1932: Property examination by Hollinger

Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.

Year Gold ounces

Value dollars

1911 36 650

(ODM Vol. 60, pt. 9, p. 45)

OBMWol. 21, pt. l, p. 152.

ODM^Vol. 60, pt. 9, p. 45-46.

Ore Milled tons175

COMMODITY: Au DEPOSIT NAME: Gold Pyramid ODM REFERENCE NO. PAGE 3

w.-3 M1*4

g HM CO

2 g

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HISTORY OF OWNERSHIP: (List chronologically)

1909: Staked by J.A. Monahan.1912: The Gold Pyramid Mining Company of Larder Lake Ltd.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Corkill, E.T. (1912) Gold Pyramid in Mines of Ontario;OBM Rept. Vol. 21, pt. I7~p. 152.

Prest, V.K. (1951) Gold Pyramid Mine in Geology of Guibordtownship; ODM Rept. Vol. 60, pt. 9, p. 45-46.

COCHRANE DISTRICTMINERAL OCCURRENCES

Location and Name

Guibord Tp., W^ of N^ lot. 8, Con. VI.

(Barett Occurrence)

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References (text and map)

ODM Map 1951-6, Guibord Tp.

ODM^kept. Vol. 60, pt. 9, p. 40.' V

^fetals

Au

Remarks

Keewatin basalt and greywacke intersected

in drilling with stringers carrying native _

gold. In 1949, 2 holes 1,780 feet drilled J

by Broulan Porcupine Mines Ltd.

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DIAMOND DRILL RECORDDip

Hole No........ 1........—. Sheet NO..-1......

Property..—.BRQU.L.AW Location P * 5026

...PORCUPINE^ Guibord Option ...- . Collar ..9 ( S.E.i.S.i.Lot 9, Con. VI)

From No. 1 Post"— 193' South and5' West.

Latitude. ............... —— ...— — — . . ...... .......— ......... ....... . . .... .... . .... .... .... ............... ..................................."iflfiartfirP

Bearing... _ ....... .N..... .25....E.*— ... .... ... ....................— ........... ........ .... ....... Total Footage.... .... ..5.P.Q. T...

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Formation

OverburdenDiabase

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Sample Number

Sample Width

ED D D D L

Gold Sample

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lev. Collar..,. .........----.........-.---.—......-.-—.............— —...........—— .—..alum . .. ..... . . . ......ate Started............ --..............---...............................—— —......——— —ate Completed..-.-..................-............-—.....-—....——...—.—.———rilled by. _ ....... ................... ....... ................... ...— —— .... ...— — . . ,... -ogged by...— ..— ......................................- ................- .-... — — — . .. ...—

Gold Sludge Remarks

j

Date of Examination.

r., 'z ...;;.T.:'.v.\j.- .ui..;.--::' z.r...z:ryj- -- 4"- \— - --;-.— -L --;-

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lDIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No.. Sheet No...

Property BROULAN PORCUPINE ̂ Guibord Option,

Latitude.—...............................Departure. __ .....................Bearing.— .......SoutJi..

...........Collar........................20.0............................. . 40.0------...............600-—-.-.-..-.

-. 732

Total Footase.^^.^.?^.?. 1

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51-47 ̂ o4020y*,-

Elev. Collar........................................... Datum.__............^.........................-.....Date Started....—._...................—...Date Completed.................—...................Drilled by.__._.................................Logged by........Nelson...Hogg...

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326i

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Formation

CasingAndesite - deep green relatively hard massive

andesite^texture at collar is fine but at 150 Tit grades to medium textured, uniform andesitecharacterized by small specks of opaque whitemineral which mav be leucoxene. From 175' itreverts to fine textured andesite with scattere*amygdule s.

213 - 222 - Altered bv porphyry dyke to pale bufhard felsitic rock.

Feldspar Porphyry - pale, yellow hard felsite witlobscure white phenocrysts of feldspar, cut byoccasional stringers of white quartz and min eralized with fine disseminated pyrite. Contact@ 268 T is at 45 to core

Andesite - Moderately carbonatized, dull ^reen,sugary textured andesite.

Biotite Lamprophyre - A purple, felsitic, hardrock, with small flakes of biotite in central^coarser*- grained phase. Also a few rounded whit*feldspars

3O5 - 307 - Inclusion? of carbonatized lava320 - 326i - Split core - Fine disseminated

pyrite .Andesite - Somewhat brecciated and highly altered

andesite. Dull olive green, medium textured,carbonatized and chloritized. Some short

Sample Number

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1

2

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

Gold Sludge Remarks

at 161 T

at 239'

at 320 T

Date of Examination ......January. IS ,... 1950

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No... Sheet No...

.Guibord OptionDip

Location...

Latitude... Departure., Bearing._

Collar i200

....................40.0............

.........................60.0...........

.......................732...........

50.......50i.............:..............5U..--.------~--...

47"

Total Footage.-.........7.32-T

Eiev. Collar..........................................._....................Datum.___........................_......_........_...........Date Started........-.........-..-.....—..............................Date Completed................................................................Drilled by.__^......-......^............................................Logged by........JielsQn....HQ.gg......................

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Formation

(Continued)sections are badly broken up and cemented withcarbonate and with dark green chloritic mater ia]Shearing @ 450 to core is not strong; but genera]throughout this section.375 - 3SO - Felsite or Felsitized Lava - Dark gr*

uniformlv fine textured, with a little finepyrite.

380 - 406i- Chloritic, carb'onatized, soft andesitrather uniform in texture and massive.

406* - 408^ - Felsite with disseminated pvrite.40S*- 495 - Andesite as before, but chlorite

alteration becomes more prominent and the rocfchas the appearance of the highly alteredandesites in the vicinity of talc schist zonesCut by a few stringers of white quartz - cal cite and a few short sections of lamprophyre.47# - 6n brown lamprophyre.

495 - 499 - Fine grained lamprophyre - brownishgreen colour^ with fine disseminated pyrite.Cuts core parallel to shearing at 25O .

499 - 522 - Soft, somewhat soapy and highlychloritic andesite, with weak shearing atabout 300 to core.

522 - 52S - Brownish fine grained lamprophyre.In the coarser parts a few small rounded

Sample Number

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

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Gold Sludge Remarks

at 450'

white feldspars and small flakes of mica are visible.

Date of Examination.. ...January .18 r ..1950


Hole No..........J?............ Sheet No..... 3..

Latitude._...........-_...........Departure__.........^.........Bearing.....^......South..

............Collar..............................2.0Q......................

6OC................73.2...........-..--.-

Total Footaee.,..,..^73 2.*..

L........5a~-.........--.-....-50 i

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L7............49|........^..................

Elev. Collar..^..^....................... ....^..Datum.__...................................——DateStarted..........................................Date Completed.....................................Drilled by.__...................................Logged by...Aelson.JHagg..

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Formation

^Continued!528 - 732 - Highly chloritic andesit-p a,^ be^or^

with some sections that are soapy, snri s*sf*tiorthat are crushed - rpopmpn-t-.pH wit-h black-greersoft chloritic maternal . fln-rA i.** int^r-sectedby st.r"\ngfiri e! an^ "i^r^giil^r patches of Tey—green carbonate and some -halo, 0

727 - 732 - Badly mashed, chloritic greenstone,with elongation of fragments and fracturingalmost parallel to core. Suggests a faultedzone which is almost parallel to the holeeither in dio or strike.

End of Hole - Hole stopped due to mashed, brokenground.

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SampleNumber

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

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Gold Sludge Remarks

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Date of Examination.... January , 18 j . 195Q

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No.. ...2. Sheet No..

Property - .' Guibord fc MunroLocationZciaiin^37M5;IlO feet-north-.of

.. — ..—.Hole -2A................... ..... . . - -—

Dip

Latitude.—........................................................Departure........................................................Bearing..——.——....Due. South.

0 ——50".... ........ .

Total Footage .-73.2 1

Elev. Collar............................................... ..........Datum..................................................................................Date Started......................................................................Date Completed........-..--.-.-......-..-.-.-.......-...-.-.....Drilled by..........................................................................Logged by ... .. .... O, L...Backman

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Formation

.Casing .in overburdenAltered basic volcanicsHighly altered andesitic volcanicsFelsite dykeAltered andesitic volcanics..298.. 5 - 304.2 )^309.5 - 350.2 ( Felsite Dykes.

376 - 379.6 (j 406.5 - 408.8 )

499 iLamproPhvre Dvke521 . S

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Ta 1 c -ea rhon q t-*^- chlorate rock, Altered volcanicsLamprophyre DykeTalc-carbonate-chlorite rock, altered volcanics,

very soft and caving^ at end of section.END OF HOLE - abandoned in very soft caving rock

Sample Number

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

Goid Sludge

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Remarks. -i

No gold values or quartz veilmaterial of importance wereencountered in hole 2

Date of Examination......

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DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No..........2A. Sheet No... ...l.

Property .....BERT .W...LANG, Guibord ..fc Munro Twps. Location .Claim J7M4;. .30.0. feet east. of.. No. 4

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Latitude...........................................................Departure..._.............. ........... ...................Bearing ....... .Due...South

Dip

Total FootaEe................ .112 t

Elev. Collar..........Datum...... _.......Date Started........Date Completed. Drilled by............Logged by............ O". L.

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Casing in overburden consisting of clay finesand and boulders. Casing bent at bottom un able to reach bedrock. Hole abandoned and newhole started 10 feet north.

END OF HOLE

SampleNumber

SampleWidth

GoldSample

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GoldSludge Remarks

Date of Examination._.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No... Sheet NO......L

Property BROULAN PORCUPINE, Guibprd Option Locatkm~~L7 3.768471S.W^l. l ,Lot" 8", ConiTI)

Dip

Latitude..... Departure..

...........Collar.................

..............2.O.Q.L..................400'

...............60.0.'-..................................300---...-......-..-....1-J.OOQ.!......-..-........Total Footace ... JLQ48. .L.

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Elev. Collar.........Datum.__.......Date Started........Date Completed. Drilled by.——. Logged by............

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Formation

Casingftreywacke. - Bedding at S*5 O to the core - fine

g-rn-inprij grey , well bedded, buff carbonatea.iteratoon in a few places wher.e the core hasbpen brp-coist.pd and along bedding planes.

po — iQf? — Ij^nipT'ophyro. Hard prpy— grc?1"1 jthl^r"'tic i njenly t^rtm-Pri wit.h rons-iderabl P.pal*1* m-j fa^snmpw'h^'t broVen up near cemf.re wit,?OU^rt- 55 •''t-r'i tigers and fine p vr rite. Dyke cutscore at ^5 o .~At 102' a few suecks of" visiblegr,!^ n^^nr -jn a i i neb stringer of bluishquart!;, in a -ri^stPd ^nnp -in the lamprophyre -

in^^- 12Q 7 - r^reywackP. -as before, bedding at3^0 to the core.

1?Q - 1^1 - PebhTe conglomerate. Pebbles areall light grey spd-imentary looking rock withlargest size about ,1/S".

131 - 162J- Gr^ywack** - unifo-rm, fine-grained,well b^dd^d greywacke with occasional coarseibods, Anc-lP of bprid-ing varies from ^QOto S50to the core. Tops bv grain, gradation towardbottom of hole on North

I6?i - 163^ - Split core, quartz stringersaccompanied by sericitic material and sparsepyrite .j. *

Sample Number

Sample Width

Gold Sample

Gold Sludge Remarks

Yt*,W' fofa ViS*d

Tops North

Date of Examination.. January 18, 1950

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No.. __ Sheet NojL....-

Property.M9.yMN Location._.....................

Dip

Latitude........................Departure...__..........Bearing.....JSi)r..th..

Collar200LOO

.............600... -....,...........

.............3.0.0..........................

.........10.0.0.........................Total Footaee. _ .. ..1Q4J

L 5047s48 ...........

..........5Q .............................

.........501..............................49

3.!..............................................

Elev. Collar............._Datum..__Date Started.................................Date Completed.................................Drilled by.__.........,............—-.Logged by...................^..?.lson

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I63i - 216 - Medium textured greywacke withnarrow beds of argillite. Maximum grainsize about 1 mm. Bedding at 40U to core.Tops down the hole or North. At 206 aroar se bed of greywaekp has a few grainsover 1/8" in size.

216 - 21Q - Gore is fractured and alteredby grey quartz and buff carbonate and seri cite accompanied by fine pyrite concentratealong fractures.217 ~~218 - Split core.

219 - 223 - Greywacke as before.223 - 224 - Quartz stringers and buff altera

tion with pyrite - split core.2?4 - 246 - Oreywacke as before with short

sections o^ buff alteration accompanied bygrey quartz and pyrite.

2.46 - 2A.74 - Split core - grey quartz accom panied by buff sericitic alteration andcarbonate. Carries disseminated pyriteand minor amounts of chalcopyrite*

2L7^ - 323 - Greywacke - bedded at 550 withlocal variations. A few sections are some-whate brecciated and altered by carbonateand sericite and cut by stringers of greyauartz but most oJLthis core is uniform.

Sample Number

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

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Gold Sludge Remarks

Tops - North

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medium textured greywacke. A few argillaceous beds cut the core at 45O .

Date of Examination.................January. ..1.8.,... 1950.~

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No.. Sheet ftot—-^

ProDerty.-..BE.QULAK-..-EQRG.U.HINE.,..-..Gu.ib.ord..Qp.tion Location..............._........—........................_................................................—.......

Latitude.............Departure.^ Bearing.___.

Dip——Collar—---— ..—200——--——

^nnt*XX

. .........loon......................

...........50.--...,--.--......--

.........474.--.--.-.--

50- - 50i- -.---- --

Total

Elev. Collar................................. ...^.....Datum.____....................................Date Started-—..-..—..—.....—.—.Date Completed....................................Drilled by __...... ...........................Logged by ......jKelson.-.Eogg..

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.., 323 -- ..^0 - -Lamprophyre, .medium textured. sreydyke with same colour as greywacke. Hasnumerous flakes of white mica.

330 — 491 - Greywacke with increasing hr-pccia'tlfand alteration by carbonate and ser-i^it.p t.n446 T - several sections of split, rprt* . From446' a greywacke is medium grained , iini f n-r^ntype with occasional argillaceous hens.Bearinf is at 25^ to the core, and tops hygrain gradation toward bottom of hole.

491 - 537 - Argillite with interbedded o-reywacke494 - 523 - Split core - a zone of light buff

alteration due to sericite and carbonatewith stringers of grey quartz. Pyrite infine disseminated cubes. concent rated alongfractures and also distributed evenlythrough the buff alteration makes up abo\JtSfo of "the altered zone. At. 51V a Sp^ck ofvisible gold was noted-

*?37 - 543 - 'LamprophyT'e - fine textured greylamprophyre with colour ^Imost similar tothe greywacke. Flakes of white mica ar-enumerous.

S43 ~ ^^7 ~ Argi 1 1 i tp — some weak shearing andfracturing and fractures are filled wit-hdark grey rarhnnsreous mat.erial t.n 5^7*

Sample Number

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

Gold Sludge

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Remarks

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Date of Examination. 1950

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No... Sheet No

Property Jl^bAl^Pp^Location._...............................................................................................................

Latitude....................................Departure__......................Bearing..._.........Uorth.

Collar200400600

...........3.0.0............................

.......1000..........................Total Footaee.-— 1Q/L8.?.

L 50••""47F""""

:::M...:::::::::I..........501.......................................5.01.............................

49

Elev. Collar.............._...^....M .....................^Datum.___.......,............................................Date Started....................................^..-._—..Date Completed.................................._........Drilled by.__™.^........................—..,........Logged by..............Ji.elSQ.n....HQgg...

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557 - 1048 - Greywacke and Argillite567 - 568 - Split core) White quartz stringers568 - 573 - Split core) accompanies by a little

) buff alteration carriesC chalcopyrite and pyrr-) hotite and small specks) of reddish brown miners) thought to be zdncblenc

591* - 592i - Split core - buff alteration620 - 621 - Split core - buff alteration with

pyrite in coarse cubes. Bedding is at 55 0 tcthe core.

6l5i - 639 - Split core - Stringers of whitequartz and buff alteration.

648 - 649 - Split core - buff alteration.693 - 701 - Breccia elongated fragments of

argillite in a coarse grained matrix composeof clastic material probably a sedimentarybreccia.

701 - 725 - Largely fine textured greywackewith a few narrow bands of breccia similarto that described above.

792 - 796* - Split core - buff alteration andquartz stringers with fine disseminatedpyrite .

807| 810* - Grey felsitetfinJ - tf?l - Sedimentary breccia with elongated

Sample Number

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Sample Width

Gold Sample

Gold Sludge Remarks

fragments of pale grey rock in greywacke matrix. Some fragments are g" long.

Date of Examination....... ...........January.. 1.8.,. ..1.9..5.P..


Hole NO...-..3............-... Sheet N0...5.

Location.

Latitude..........Departure.,

. 200 - ~. -......--..—.4OC.---...-~~..~.~~..........600.--.-. --.....-~- ........^00----------

l 47itr~~"~~~~.............50.--...--.-.....--

-........-^Q—...............—..Total Footage...,-^JL04S-T-

Elev. Collar.........Datum.__.......Date Started.......Date Completed.. Drilled by........Logged by............

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^7 - inâ - r.nnt.-Jrmedft?'? --ft?*; - P,rey f pi RT t.PS2"^ - 3?7 - Hrpcpna as hpfoTPft?7 - ft^n - fplRJt-*5ft"}f) — ft"^1 — Split ÔT*1 — laTcrAlv niiafhj' anH

.f f* ± " " ^^ J JL u Ml II 1

soT*i r*itri c altj^rs.'tion with pyrit0 .ft^l — QOl — rj-resvwfl rlr t* anrt ar-cr-i 1 1 T t.^ wi t-.Vi

" ^TUTJ- û•^J>T^^^l_ T.Ll-^1 î^J-J-J-J.T^ •J.LJii

rtr'^nei'i nnftl rfvVo r^f* D-T*OV fol CJT t.d . At R7O*~1 ^^-^ J tr - c? J j^t-rjûu* --w ,^

horfr^\no- is ^ô to t,he core.901 - 916"- Zone of brecciation and alteration

out. hy quartz ^t.r\ng^rs and minpral i zpd wit.

cos r SP pyrit.f in pubps-rQ16 - 104S - Greywacke and Argillite - bedded

at 50O to the core. From 950 f the argillacebf^ds are SQiriPwViat. sheared and from lOQO f

.alteration t.o rarbon^te increases consider

ably. From 1027' to 104#' t, he core is high "11silicified and carbonatined to a pinkish orolii V*3 green colour and shows evidence" ofapproaching a strong faulted zone. Part ofthis section may be felsite.

F.nd of WoTe.

SampleNumber

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ms

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SampleWidth

GoldSamole

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GoldSludge Remarks

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Date of Examination.. January IB, 1950

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No. Sheet No..

Property..........BERT....W..r... LANG.r...Guibord.. 8c..Munro Twp.Location.......Q la lin.. 3 7684.;...1200 feet south -and

.....2 00...fee t east--or. ..Ho* 4 Post.

Latitude.................................................................-....................-..... . ..............Departure.,......................................................:....-........ ............ ....... . .Bearing . Due...north...... -.................... .

Dip 50'

Total Footage... ...... 1048 V

Elev. Collar....................Datum...............................Date Started...................Date Completed...........Drilled by.........................Logged by...............P..?.. k'...B.ackman

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Formation

Casing in overburdenInterbedded greywacke and slateCarbonate rock, altered dyke

101.1 - 101. A - Qiiart.a "(75*)101. Q - 102.7 - Quartz -carbonate replacement

and veining - visible gold at 1O2 T specks^Interbedded greywacke and slate; scattered quartz

stringers.

Altered sediments?Felsite DykeAlt^r**^ volc^ni^-05 . some felsitic dike materialAlt.**r-P.rt volosnir.sl Very soft 10^4* to 104**' -END OF HOLE

Sample Number

Sample Width

1.0 T

2.0'3.03.03.01.01.0 ^

Gold SampleOz.

0.87

0.070.070.170.06•0.14

i 0.06 i

Gold Sludge Remarks

101.7 - 102.7 AU. /T

500.0 - 502.0 Au. /TSO*5.0 - S08.0 AH./T513.0 - 516.0 Au. /T V.G.516.0 - 519.0 Au. /T567.0 - 568.0 Au. /T911.0 - 912.0 Au. '/T

Scattered sold values associ ated with narrow quartz veinsin interbedded grevwacke andslate were intersected inHole No. 3.

Date of Examination.

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DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole NO...-.A-.—..__ Sheet No_i.

Property BROULAN PORCUPINE GOLD MINES LTD. .Guibord Twp, Locatkm..-J..i.aLi.m....2.4M^

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Latitude.-.. Departure __ ....................................

North... Ast. Total

.33.

Elev. Collar....................................,.....^.........Datum.___._..........................._........Date Started...._......January^ 23 ̂Date Completed........Drilled by__^^^.Logged by.,.__.™.Ne.lso.n..Hogg..

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Q26L

Formation

CasingSediments, 'Interbedded Greywacke and Argillite

Grev. rresh looking hard sediments bedded at40 to 'iO 0 to core. Greywacke beds are in somecases more than 12 inches thick and consistof m*artinm grained greywacke with some jaspergrains. The core surface is moderatelyspeckled with small brownish carbonate rhombsand there are a few narrow stringers of greyquartz, accomoanied by bleaching, sericitiza tion and pyritization of the greywacke.

31 — 32(5p]^t, core — strringer** of grey quartz6li - 63 (with sericite and ^pyrite. ~71 - 7^(- Rusty quartz stringers.73!- yi- ft inches nf grey, fractured quarts

well mineralized with pyrite- Walls arebleached and carry pyrite.

#5^- g6i- Split f^re. Grey quartz stringerswith fin** pyrit^ -

gg - g9 - Gr^y^quartt stringers with fine pyriteion - - Narrow beds of greywacke and argillit

uniformly bedded at ?0O to core.inyi- inA " - Split core ) Quartz stringers1?O - 1?li - split core ( with pyrite alonglATj- 14^1 - Split core ( fractures and in151 —1^2 — Split core ) sericitized wall

rook.

Sample Number

e

Sample Width

Gold Sample

"

Gold Sludge Remarks

A. if l f.*'f

l

.O.&W^-O'

Date of Examination........... ..Mar.ch...24 ,

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No...........4-..-....-~.... Sheet No..__2...

property BROULAN: .PORCUPINE GJDLD MINES LTD., Guibord Twp. ^ oLwationl^JIlJl............!.....................-.........^............-.....................,........

Latitude.... _ . __ ....... ____ ..Departure __ ............. _ . _ ..... _ ..Bearing. ___ .JN.or.th..JLs.t—

...........................2.QQ.'.......

............................600.'.........

44 . . -r 47a— •**^r———— — --

Total Footage.-..

Elev.Datum.___._..........___.__...Date Started................................................Date Completed._..^.........................-....Drilled by.__._..__.......................Logged by.__.Jielson.-B.og.g-.

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9

264*

276

365

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276

365

450

Formation

(continued)Gradation by grain size is not good, but mostevidence indicates top of beds toward bottomof hole are north

250 - - Bedding is at 65 to core250^- 261^- Split core - quartz stringer and

bleached walls.Agglomerate (Sedimentary) - Pebbles are mostly

angular, but some of the larger ̂ ones arerounded. Porphyritic acid volcanic types up t3 inches in diameter are present but mostpebbles are of grey argillite in greywackematrix. Some felsites also noted. Matrix isbleached and altered obscuring the originalstructure. Includes a little bedded materialat 271'.

Argillite - Dark grey, slatey, bedded at 450 .From 335, becomes more altered, with irregularpatches of jrellowish sericitic material andgreenish argillite.

Olive Green Carbonate - The contact with argilliteabove is sharp and marked by 2 inches ofangular breccia at 60O to the core. Thecarbonate rock is dull green, with some yellowsericite along planes of shearing. Shearing•is not prominent and most of core is massiveand coarse textured, characterized by large,

Sample Number

6

)

*

Sample Width

Gold Sample

.

Gold Sludge Remarks

Tops North

at 250'

Date of Examination..__....................March -24^-19-50

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No......A--...-.-..... Sheet NoL—JL™.

Twp.Dip

Location

Latitude.. _ . __ ...—. ____ . Departure.,. __ ...............- _ .......Bearing., ___ North ,.A .s t. Total FCK

.........O—..™— 2C.Q.'...-.........

400'600 f-

rtaee.. ..6.1.4'

45JL4OjL7o38^c

Etev. Collar.........Datum.___.^.. Date Started.-. Date Completed Drilled by. Logged by.,....^.

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365

4 so

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4SO

.

S82

Formation

(Continued)rounded masses of carbonate and feldspathicmaterial averaging about 3/16 inches indiameter. Alteration has gone too far to besure of the original nature of the rock, butthe rounded structures resemble spherulites

407^ - 41O - Black, basaltic rock, considerablyaltered to chlorite, and mineralized withdisseminated cubic pyrite. Probably a dyke.

422 - 427 - Dark grey granular dyke ^ with somedisseminated pyrite.

k29 - i.33 - Black f basaltic rock as from 407ito 410.

433 - 450 - Olive green carbonate, graduallybe coming^ darker and more chloritic.

Chlorite -Carbonate Rock461* - 463 ( - Black, basaltic rock, heavily468^ - 473 ( minerali2sed with fine disseminatec

( pvrite .The chlorite-carbonate rock is spectacularlooking core - black or dark green in colour arcut by a reticulating network of grey-greencarbonate stringers. It is not a schist butprobably owes its broken-up, brecciated charac-t**r t*"1 ITS""' tirjg-r

563 - 566 - Black, basaltic dyke

Sample Number

7

d

8

Sample Width

Gold Sample

-

Gold Sludge Remarks

at 392'

at 508'

Date of Examination.__....Marcjb. .24,. .1950

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No....-.-4... Sheet No..—.4......

.MINES....LTD.., GuibordDip

Location...

Latitude...__..._.—.™__.....Departure__.............—_.___.Bearing.--..........N.Qr.t.h...JLst.-.,

arwp*....

Total Foota

.......... ...Q.— ~-

Ann.....6QQ-....---

ee.-. 614'.....

hjS———————*r*T— •••••" -JL7 0" "" '*rf

Elev. Collar.. Datum.—.^.Date Started-,.....__......^....—.Date Completed.._.....................Drilled by_____.__.^.. Logged by.___.Nelson.

FootaFrom

582

614

r—

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614Formation

Talcose Greenstone (S-oapg-fm**) Loses retinula-Mnfcaroonate stringers and becomes a soft, deepgreen, somewhat soapy rock, Brecciation isshown up bv patches of paler green material.

End of Hole

Sample Number

Q

Sample Width

Gold Sample

*

'

Gold Sludge Remarks

at 59#'

Date of Examination......_ .March...?A,.. 1.9.50.

lDIAMOND DRILL RECORD Hole No. ........ Sheet NO..-...1,

'W.v...LANG, Guibord Se Munro .Twps. Location... .Claim ..2425;-700...feet south and 50 feet

—east..of. No.-4 -Post,

Latitude.......................................................................................... ................ .

Departure..._,.................................,............................................. .. .........Bearing................Mt.. nprtjl........................... ......... . .. ..

D 0 P ..450 ..... ......... .

Total Footage...

Elev. Collar..........Datum...............Date Started......Date Completed Drilled by.............Logged bv ......... .Q.V.L.. Backman.

Footaget-rom

0 .9

241.0

2Z6..J.

365.7

473

587.7614

f^

To

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^.276T4J

^65L.jL

i±n —h38Z.JL

614

Formation

CasingInterbedded greywacke and slate. Scattered narrow

stringers of quartzConglomerate, a few scattered quartz stringers,

none of particular importance.Ltnt^rbejid.ed^greywacks. and_Jsla.t.eJl^J^a.tJieJ^d_tJar_eads.

and stringers of quartz, none of particular im portance.

Carbonate Rock, altered sedimentary rock? lightgrey to buff. Grey carbonate as irregular re placement and stringers. Fault: 461. 5 T gouge

Carbonate rock, very highly altered, replacementof fault breccia

Carbonate rock, chloriticEND OF HOLE

Sample Number

,.

Sample Width

1.0'2.0

Gold SampleOz.0.210.06

Gold Sludge

ii ——

.

Remarks

TL. 1* - 32. ̂ Au. /t146.^ - 148.^ An. /T

ii.., . . . j

Two asaays 1 T(VX 0.21 and2.0 T X 0.06 ounces of gold psiton show gold values associ ated with narrow quart.zstringers in greywacke andslate in Hole NO- 4

Date of Examination

l i l! l *- ' ' j-^ .' i: l'' r' . l'" l'.'':''! -i-; "l

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GUIBORD QBOUP ( GUIBORD AMD MUNRO TOW)

SUMMARY REPORT CM SURFACE DIAMOND DRILLIKC4aA89SE8254 12 GUIBORD OSO

A programme of surface diamond drilling in the Quibord Oreup of claims was completed on February 14* 1950*

The following is a summary of diamond drilling completed in the claimsi

Hole No* plaim Location

50269

2A

2

3

4

5

37684

37685

37684

2425

52228

193'south 5* wast of fi post 300' X. of#4 post 300* K-10'N. 03 post 1200* S. 200* K. of 14 post 700t 3, 50' B. of 14 post 2601 B* 25* H. of#3 post

B, 560 P**t

Due south

Due south

Due north

Due north

Due north

112

732

1048

614

840

" (Abandoned in OTerburden)

3906 Feet

SUMMARY LOGS OF HOLES:

Hole ltLocation! Claim 50269} 193 feet south and 5 feet west of No. l post*

North 2i degrees east. ^ 60 degrees at collar*

Summary Logi O' - 180' Casing in overburden 180* - 560* Diabase dike

560* Xnd of hole

Claim 37684| 300 feet east of No. 4 post.Due south50 degrees at collar*

hasnary Ix?g: O 1

Log)

- 112' Casing in overburden consisting of clay* fine sandand boulders* Casing bent at bottom) unable to reach bedrock* Hole abandoned and new hole started 10 feet north*

112' End of hole.

Claim 37685) 10 feet north of hole 2A.Due south.50 degrees at collar*

O' - 112* Casing in overburden 112' - 216.1' Altered basic volianios

216,1* - 221' Highly altered andesitio volcanic*

-2-

flole3iLocationi^5551*

.-J*Summary Logt

41ocationt oring t

DiptSuioaary Log t

221' - 268.9' Pelsite dike268.9' - 494.6' Altered andesitio volcanics

Felsite dikest 298,5'-304.2') 309.5'-3J0.2') ' 376'-379.6') 406.5 f-408.8'

494*6* - 499* Lamprophyre dike499 f - 521*5' Talo-oarbonate-ohlorite rook, altered volcanic* 521*5* ~ 528.6* Lamprophyre dike 528*6* *- 732* Talo-oarbonate-ohlorite rook, altered volcanics,

Tory soft and caving at end of section* 732' Bad of hole) abandoned in very toft caving rook*

Ho gold value* or quart* vein material of Importance were encountered in hole 2*

Claim 37684; 1200 feet south and 200 feet east of Mo, 4 post. Due north.50 degrees at collar. O' -57' Casing in overburden. 57* - 98.9* Interbedded greywacke and slate. 98,9' ~ 107.7' Carbonate rook, altered dike

quarts* 101.1'-10J.,6' (75*)101,91-102,7* (Quarts-carbonate replace-

' ment and veining - visiblegold at 102* specks.)

101.7'-102.7'- 1.0' - 0.87 0*s, Au./T Interbedded greywacke and slate) scattered quartz

V.Q,

107.7' - 1015'stringers*500.0'-502,0i505.O'-508,0'313.0'-516,0'516,0'-519*0'567.0'-568.0'911*0'-912.0'Altered sediments?Felsite dikeAltered volcanics,Altered volcanics.Bid of hole*

Scattered gold values associated with narrow quarts veins in interbedded greywacke and slate were intersected in hole 3*

1015* - 1028.4* 1028.4*-1031' 1031.0*-1037.0' 1037.0'-d048'

10461

2.0'3*0*3.0*3.0'1.0'1.0*

-(W

Ml

.

**

•H

0.070*070*170.060.1A0.06

Ocs.NMNMH

AuNttMNH

.At*NnHM

some felsitic dike material Very soft 1044'-1048'

Claim 2425) 700 feet south and 50 feet east of No, 4 postDue north45 degrees at collar.O* - 9' Casing9* - 241* Interbedded greywacke and slate

Quartsi Scattered narrow stringers31.3'- 32.3 1 - 1*0' - 0.21 Oes.Au.A 146.3'-148.3' - 2,0' - 0.06 " " "

241' - 276,4* Conglomerate, a few scattered quarts stringers,none of particular importance*

276.4* - 365.7' Interbedded greywacke and slate.quarty t Scattered threads and stringers, noneof particular importance.

-3-

365.7' - 473 1

473* -587,7'

587.7' - 614* 614'

Carbonata rook, altered sedimentary rook? lightgray to buff. Grey carbonate aa irregularreplacement and stringers.Faulti 461.5' gouge*Carbonata rook, very highly altarad, replacementef fault breccia.Carbonate rook, chloritic.aid of hole*

Locationi Bearinyi

Summary Logi

TMO assays 1.0'X 0.21 and 2.0'X 0*06 ounces of gold per ton ahow gold values aaaociated with narrow quart* stringers in greywacke and slate in hole 4*

Claim 52228; 260 feet east and 25 feet north of No, 3 post.Due north45 degrees at collar.

O* M 9*1' Casing, no core. 9.5' - 149* Interbedded greywacke and slate.

it Scattered narrow stringers " 132,5'-134.2* - 1,7' - 0,08 Oss.Au./T

149* -221,5* Conglomerate, medium to light grey carbonated. Fractured UC quarts threads. Pebbles 168,3'-175*

221,5'245'296*

245* 296' 318*

318' - 387*

intr&form&tional Interbedded greywacke and slatej bedding irregular. Altered sedimentary rick, greywacke and alate, bedding vague.Carbonate rock, altered sedimentary rock? QuartKi Scattered narrow stringers ^ \

570.5* - 579'

579' - 658.6'

658.6' - 729.5'

729.5' - 840'

840'

359'-360' - 1.0' ~ 0.10 Qsa. Au./T. Carbonate rock, altered volcanic rookt quarti-earbonate t 5-lOjt irregular stringers and

threads,Altered lamprophyre dike, dark grey, highly fractured, Pyrfoei 3*5* felsite diketW~508,3' Carbonate rock, pale green grey, emerald green at highly fractured sections. Pyrite i 1*2)1 Quart*i 5-10* stringers. Sheared carbonate rook, altered volcanics. Quarfoi 15-2Q? Pyritet A few specks Carbonate rook, altered volcanics? medium grey, alight buff grading to darker grey 595'-605' Qreywacke and slate, bedding very irregular and broken. Quartt-e&rbonete threads in fractures. Very little pyrite.Altered andesite, pillowed spherulitic, Felsite diket 746,8* - 748,1* End of hole

J

QENSSAL REMARKS t3ome gold values wera intersected across narrow widths in holes 3* 4 and 5* The

gold values are associated with narrow quarts a tringere in greywacke and elate. Hole 4 is 3300 feet west of hole 3, and hole 5 is 1400 feet northwest of hole 4. In view of the fact that gold values were found in three diamond drill holes widely spaeed along 4700 feet of the greenstone-sedimentary contact Bone it ie considered that additional more closely spaced holes are warranted to explore the claims.

O, L. Backnan"Pamour, Ont., March 3* 1950.

?i GUIBOBD GROUP OF CLAIMS GUIBORD AND MUNRO TOWNSHIP S~r"ONTARIO

SUMMARY REPORT ON SURFACE DIAMOND DRILLINGi

A programme of surface diamond drilling in the Guibord Group of claims was completed on February 14 , 1950.

The following is a summary of diamond drilling completed in the claims;

Bearing

E. -

Due south-

Hole No. Claim Location

1 - 50269 - 193'south 5' west of#1 post

2A - 37684 - 300* E. of# 4 post

2 - 37685 - 300'E.- 10'N*Due south-#3 post

3 X 37684 - 1200' S.200' E. of#4 post

4 - 2425 - 700' S.50' E. of# 4 post

5 - 52228 - 260' E. 25'K. of# 3 post

Footage Prilled

560 Feet

112 "

732 "

1048 H

(Abandoned in overburden)

Due north-

Due north- 614 M

Due north- 840 w

Total : 3906 Feet

SUMMARY LOGS OF. BOLUSt

Hole l t

Location; Claim 50269 ; 193 feet south and 5 feet west of Ho* l post

Bearing t North 2| degrees east. Dip___t, 60 degrees at collar Summary Log:

O' - l80' Casing in overburden 180* - 560' Diabase dike

560' End of hole

Hole 2A :

Location: Claim 37684 ; 300 feet east of No. 4 postBearing : Due southDip t 50 degrees at collarSupimary"Log: ^ , ———O' ~ 112' Casing in overburden consisting of clay, fine

sand and boulders. Casing bent at bottom , unable to reach bedrock. Hole abandoned and new hole started 10 feet north .

112* End of hole.

Hole 2 t

Location; Claim 37685 ; 10 feet north of hole 2 A.Bearing t Due southTPlp .JT 50 degrees at collar

Summar,. Lo

112* 216.1* 221* 268.9*

494.6* 499* 521.5* 528*6*

12* Casing in overburden 216.1*Altered basic volcanics 221* Highly altered andesitic volcanics 268.9'Pelsite dike 494.6'Altered andesitic volcanics

Felsite dikes: 298.6'-304.2* 376*-379.6* ;

499* Lamprophyre dike 521.5*Talc-carbonate-chlorite rock 528.6'Lamprophyre dike 732* Talc-carbonate-chlorite rock t altered volcanics,

very soft and caving at end of section. 732* End of hole ; abandoned in very soft caving rock.

j 309.6'-350.2t ; 406.5*-408.8*

. altered volcanics

Remarks:No gold values or quartz vein material of importance

encountered in hole 2.wer*

Hole 3 :

Location: Claim 37684 ; 1200 feet south and 200 feet eastof No. 4 post.

Bearing : Due north Dip : 50 degrees at collar Summary Log :

O* - 57* Casing in overburden 57* - 98.9*Interbedded greywacke and slate

98.9* - 107.7'Carbonate rock , altered dikeQuartz:101.1*-101.6 * (76jO

101.9*-102.7*(QuartE-carbonate replace ment and veining- visible gold at 102* specks.

101.7*-102.7'- 1.0* - 0.87 Ozs. Au./T 107.7* - 1015* Interbedded greywacke and slate; scattered quartz

stringers.500.0*-602.0'- 2.0' - 0.07 Ozs. Au. / 505.0'-508.0'- 3.0' -513.0'-516.0'- 3.0* - 0.17 " " " V.O. 516.0*-619.0*- 3.0* - 567.0'-568.0'- 1,0* . 911.0*-912.0'- 1.0* .

1015* - 1028.4*Altered sediments? 1028.4* - 1031* Felsite dike1031.0' ~ 1037.O'Altered volcanics , some felsitic dike material 1037.0' - 1048' Altered volcanics. Very soft 1044'-1048*

1048* End of hole.

Remarks:Scattered gold values associated with narrow quartz veins

in Interbedded greywacke and slate were intersected in hole 3.

0.070.070.170.060.140.06

Ozs.""1111it

Au.ttnitntt

T.tt

Hole 4 :

Location: Claim 2425 5 700 feet south and 60 feet east of No. 4postBearing t Due northDip___t 45 degrees at collar

Log:9' Casing

9' - 241* Interbedded greywacke and slateQuartz: Scattered narrow stringers

31.3'-52.3'-1.0'- e.21 0*s. Au. /t. 146.3' -148.3'-2.0'-0.06 " ." "

-276*4' Conglomerate, a few scattered quartz stringers ,none of particular importance.

276. 4 '-365. 7' Interbedded greywacke and slate.Quartz; Scattered threads and stringers ,

none of particular importance. 565.7'- 473' Carbonate Rock , altered sedimentary roekt

light grey to buff. Grey carbonate as irregular replacement and stringers. fault t 461.5' gouge.

473* - 587. 7 ' Carbonate rock , very highly altered , replace ment of fault breccia.

567.7'- 614' Carbonate rock , chloritic. 614' Bad of hoi*.

Remark e tfwo assays 1.0 'X 0*81 and 2*0*1 0*06 ouneee of gold per ton

show gold values associated with narrow quartz stringers in greywacke and slate in hole 4*

Oemeral' Remarks t

Some gold values were intersected across narrow widths in holes 3,4, and 5. The gold values are associated with narrow quartz stringers in greywacke and slate. Hole 4 is 5300 feet vest of hole 5 and hole 5 is 1400 feet northwest of hole 4. IB view of the fact that fcold values were found in three diamond drill holes widely spaced along 4700 feet of the greenstone- sedimentary contact sone it is considered that additional more closely spaced holes tore warranted to explore the claims*

O* L. Backman Pamour , Ont. March 3 , 1950

GUIBORD GROUP OF CLAIMS GUIBORD AND MUNRO TOWNSHIPS — ONTARIO

SUMMARY REPORT ON SURFACE DIAMOND DRILLING

A programme of surface diamond drilling in the Guibord Group of claims was completed on February 14, 1950.

The following is a summary of diamond drilling completed in the claims:

Hole No. Claim Location Bearing

ol 50269 193' south, 5' west N. 2JT E. of #1 post.

2A 37634 300' east of #4 post.

2 37665 300' east. 10'north of #3 Post

3 37664 1200' south, 200' east of |4 Post

4 2425 700' south, 50' east of #4 Post

5 52228 260' east, 25'north of #3 Post

SEE ATTACHED LOGS

Due south

Due south

Due north

Due north

Due north

Footage Drilled

560 feet

112 feet (abandoned in over burden )

732 feet

1046 feet

614 feet

640 feet

Total: 3906 feet

General Remarks;

Some gold values were intersected across narrow widths in holes 3, 4, and 5. The gold values are associated with narrow quartz stringers in greywacke and slate. Hole 4 is 3300 feet west of hole 3, and hole 5 is 1400 feet northwest of hole 4. In view of the fact that gold values were found in three diamond drill holes widely spaced along 4700 feet of the greenstone- sedimentary contact zone it is considered that additional, more closely spaced holes are warranted to explore the claim.

"0. L. Backman"

0. L. Backman Pamour, Ontario March 3, 1950

^^ 42A89SE0a54 12 GUIBORD 300

ABERT W. LANG l

C Op y

March 7th, 1950.

Mr. H. George Ginn, Mining Recorder, SWASTIKA, Ontario.

Dear Mr. Ginn:The attached are reports of work to be recorded on

the claims listed below:Claim No. No. of Days Worked

Guibord Township:L-50263-4-7 3 x 40 days - 120 days

L-50266, 50270, 50269 3 x SO days - 240 days

L-50265 - 104 daysL-50301 - 120 days-

Munro Township:L-52228 - 200 days

I believe that Dr. 0. L. Backman, who was in charge of this drilling, has turned over a copy of the logs of these drill holes to Dr. Hogg, Resident Geologist at Timmins, Ontario. I understand that Dr. Hogg has logged most, if not all, of this core and, therefore, should have complete information on results secured and the geology intersected.

Will you please forward abstracts for each of these claims, plus a second copy of the abstracts for claims L-50263-4-7-8.

The attached is a cheque for |3*25 to cover the cost of these thirteen abstracts.

Yours very truly,

BWLtK Attach.cc to Dr. 0. L. Backman

D. R. Michener, K.C.

BERT W. LANG

Dec. 31, 1949

Mr. H. George Ginn, Mining Recorder, Swastika, Ontario.

Dear Mr. Ginn:

The attached are Reports of Work to be recorded on the claims listed below all of which are located in'Guibord Township.

Claim Numbers

L-36515 to 36516 Incl.) L-37684 to 37686 Incl.)

L-50265L-50266-9 and 50270 L-50263-4-7 8c B L-44296 to 44298 L-50301

Total

170 days

120 days x 340 days x. 47 days K 3

Number of Days Work

1190

9636016021

The following is a summary of the drilling:

Hole No.1 2A2

Total

Drilled on Claim NumberL-50269 L-37685 L-37685 L-37684

37684

Footage560112, 586746;

The approximate location of the drill holes are shown on the enclosed print of Guibord Township.

Dr. Backman will prepare a report on the drilling and detail of the logs of the holes and this report will be forwarded early in the new year.

Please have the enclosed abstracts brought up to date and also forward new abstracts for claims L-50263-4-5-7-8 and note on the record of these five claims that an application has been made for and extension of time.

I will enclose my cheque for 14.10 to cover the fees for the 5 new abstracts and the revision of 19 abstracts.

Yours very truly

B. W. Lang

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