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REPORT ON DEEP OVERBURDEN SAMPLING

SWAB 2 & 3 Claims

Record No's 749, 750

OMINECA MINING DIVISION

Latitude 53O50'N

N.T.S. 93F/15W' Longitude 1q50'W

Owner: J.C. Stephen

Operator: Dome Exploration (Canada) Limited

March 1980 J.C. Stephen

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

PROPERTY, LOCATION AND ACCESS

OVERBURDEN SAMPLING PROGRAM

Purpose

Procedure

R e s u l t s

DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS

STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES

D i s t r i b u t i o n of C o s t s

APPENDIX I ' INVOICES

APPENDIX I1

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2

16

18

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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

D

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE

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V I - X I 1 1

MAPS

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TARGET PROJECT

NECHAKO AREA CLAIMS

INDEX MAP D E T A I L GRID

OVERBURDEN SAMPLING

OVERBURDEN SAMPLING

PHOTOGRAPHS

OVERBURDEN D R I L L I N G LOG

SECTIONS W O O E TO 1WOOW

F o l l o w i n g Page 2

Page 3

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6

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F o l l o w i n g Page 10

SWAB CLAIM GROUP TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

lr+OOE - 7+00W I n Pocket

SWAB CLAIM GROUP TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

7+00W - 13+00W I n Pocket

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

Exploration has been conducted in stages since 1977 on the SWAB group to investigate anomalous molybdenum and uranium values in silt and soil samples.

The hydromorphic nature of the main soil anomaly is well established. Forty seven holes have recently been drilled for additional soil samples at depths up to 4.5 metres. samples confirm the nature of the anomaly and give some slight indication

Geochemical results on these

of an increase in molybdenum values at depth in an area near the west end .of the hydromorphic anomaly.

The west end of the anomaly is considered a favourable target area because of bleached altered outcrops in the vicinity and because of a magnetic low pattern.

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Percussion drilling is recommended to investigate this target area.

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PROPERTY , LOCATION AND ACCESS

SWAB 1

SWAB 2

SWAB 3

SWAB 4

The SWAB Group i s composed of t h e fo l lowing claims:-

Record No. Un i t s

748 749

750

751

20

20

20

20

These claims are loca ted 28 m i l e s (46 km) south w e s t of

- F o r t F r a s e r on t h e Holy Cross (Smith Creek) access road which i s be ing

extended t o t h e south by t h e B.C. Fo res t Service. They l i e approximately

3 km n o r t h w e s t of Hal le t t Lake on Map Sheet 93F/15W as shown on Figure I. Q The d e t a i l g r i d , on which boulder mapping and topographic

surveying had been conducted, is shown on Figure 1A.

h o l e s descr ibed i n t h i s r e p o r t were placed a t s o i l sample l o c a t i o n s

e s t a b l i s h e d by t ape and compass i n 1978 and surveyed i n by s t a d i a methods

i n 1979. Hole l o c a t i o n s are shown on Maps I and 11.

Deep s o i l sample

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DFTAIL G R I D IDCATTOM , .

FIGURE Ia

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OVERBURDEN SAMPLING PROGRAM

Purpose

A silt and soil anomaly with values in uranium and moly-

bdenum had been detected and staked in 1977. Research on the character of the anomaly led to the conclusion that it was of hydromorphic origin. (Bayrock Report Appendix I1 Topographic and Boulder Survey submitted

as assessment work September 1979).

The survey reported here was conducted to sample the overburden at depth in an attempt to define a possible trend of high values which might indicate the direction to the source of the metal values indicated.'

Procedure

B.E.M.A. Industries were contracted to drill holes at predetermined locations on the detail soil sample grid on SWAB 2 and 3. These holes were intended to cross section the anomalous area on various lines along the westerly trend of the anomaly. Samples were to be taken at 1 metre intervals to as great a depth as could be reached within practical limits.

The method of sampling is illustrated in the following figures copied from literature supplied by B.E.M.A.

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A t o t a l of 47 h o l e s were d r i l l e d .

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LOCATION

Samples w e r e c o l l e c t e d i n k r a f t paper bags marked by d r i l l

ho le number, l o c a t i o n , depth and sample number. Sample d e s c r i p t i o n s were

recorded on sample t a g s such as t h a t i l l u s t r a t e d i n Figure V

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Samples were submitted to Chemex Labs Ltd. in semi dried condition. There they were dried and sifted to 80 mesh before analysis for Mo, F and U. possible additional examination.

The coarse fractions of all samples were retained for

When geochemical results were available ten of the coarse fraction samples were examined, pulverized and analysed for Mo and U.

. Results

Location of Poinjar deep soil sample holes are shown on Maps I and 11 Geochemical values and relative locations are shown on Figures VI - XI11 SECTIONS WOOE to lO+OOW, and are tabulated-in Table 111.

SWAB Claim Group Topographic Survey with this report.

0 Many of the holes encountered hard pebbly clay till

practically impenetrable to the sampling tool. Only a very few of these reached two metres or greater depth. the other hand liquified with the vibration of the drill and samples could not be retrieved

In the wet areas some material on

Some of those holes show only a single sample at 3 or

3.5 metre depths.

Values obtained from the fine fractions of the 79 samples obtained gave the following results.

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TABLE I

ELEMENT RANGE STANDARD DEVIATION MEAN

Mo 1-30 4.46 3.658

F 190-1 100 141.3 350.57

U 0.5-151 22.08 6.645

Examination of soil samples 33 and 35 in holes 18 and 19 which had uranium values of 151 and 131 ppm respectively revealed frag- ments of rhyolite, or fine graindd alaskite, coated with black manganese stain and limonite. were pulverized and re analysed with the following results.

A few specks of pyrite were observed. Ten samples

TABLE I1

DEPTH -80 MESH ppm COARSE FRACTION pprn U

OLD GRID 0

- - Mo - U - Mo LOCATION METRES SAMPLE NO. 1+25W 8+75S 2+00W 8+25S 2+00W 8+50S 4+00W 8+5 OS 5+00W 8+75S 5+50W 9+OOS 7+00W 9+50S 7+50W lO+OOS 7+50W 9+50S 7+50W 9+50S

2 1 1 1.2 2.5 1.5 2

3 1.2 2.2

30 33 35 40 52 55 67 74 77 78

10 2.0 16 151 1 131 6 14 14 6.0 30 7.5 10 4.5 2 1.0 8 4.0

4 2.5

8 12 2 4 10 16 8 2 4 4

1.5 92 66 '

7.0 3.0 4.0

2.5 1.0 2.5 1.5

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GEOCHEMICAL RESULTS (80 MESH FRACTION

DEPTH IN METRES

SURFACE 1.0 1.2 1.5 2.0 2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4 . 5 - - - - - - HOLE NO. LO CAT ION .1 0+59S Mo 15 2 4

Ut72E F - 360 410, U 360 10 2.5

2 0+56S Mo 52 6

0+5OE F - 370 U 94 6

W51S Mo 40 12 Dtl8E F - 375

U 52 7.5

0+25S Mo 19 6 2+02W F - 320

‘5 O+OON 2+00w

6 0+24N 1+95W

7 0+4 8N 1+88W

8 0+7 2N 1+83W

9

10

11

0+86N 2+28W

0+86N 2+57W

0+9 4N 2+82W

U 52 3

Mo 1 1 F 220

u c0.5 1.5 Mo 2 2 F - 270 U 3 2.5 Mo 9 1 F - 230 U 60 3 Mo 2 2 F - 230 U 9 9 Mo 2 2 F - 320 U 94 3.5 Mo 5 6 F - 3 20 U 15 4 Mo 30 6 F - 350 U 80 6.5

4 375

1 12

320 2

4 3 30 0.5 2

300 1

1 280 0.5 1

270 1.5 1

3 10 14.5

2

320 1 1

400 2

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HOLE NO.

1 2

13

1 4

15

16

1 7

18

1 9

20

21

22

DEPTH I N METRES LO CAT I ON SURFACE 1.0 1.2 1.5 2.0 2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.5

0+96N

3+9 5w

0+15N

3+80W

Dt08S

3+84W

0+33S

3+9 1w

0+5 1 N

4+17W

0+7 3N

4+12W

1+2 1 N

4+79w

0+94N

4+85W

0+7 1 N

4+9 2 W

0+48N

5+00W

0+48N

6+00W

Mo 2s 4 F - 410

U 7.5 11

Mo 4 1

F - 3 00

U 2.5 3.5

Mo 19 4

F - 340

U 52 2

Mo 5 2

F - 3 00

U 25 2.5

Mo 4 4

F - 400

U 1 5

Mo 15 4

F - 370

U 86 12.5

Mo 12 16

F - 600

u 20 151

Mo 2 1

F - 470

u 48 13 1

Mo 3

F u 9400

Mo 22

F

u 48

-

-

Mo 10

F

u 55

-

2 460

1.5

1

390

1;

10

530

2

2

410

2

2

590

7.5

1

490

9.5

1

510

2

1

270

1.5

DEPTH IN METRES

HOLE NO.

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

LOCATION SURFACE

1+22N 5+83W

1+50N 6+92W

1+22N

6+9 1W

0+7 ON 6+95W

0+4 2N 7+0 2 W

0+58N 7+96W

0+84N 7+89W

1+04N 7+8 5W

1+29N 7+7 6W

1+35N 8+42W

l+lON 8+4 7W

Mo F

U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo F U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo

F U Mo

F U

4 -

'0.5 7 - 40 22 - 5 1 - 1.5 3 - 2

1

0.5 6 - 5 2 - 5 3 -

4 0.5 3 -

1 0.5 29 - 32

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, . 1.0 1.2 1.5 2.0 2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.5 - - - - - - - - -

1

375-:

1 .o 6 4 1100 360 14 4.5

2 300

1

2 310 1

2 3 00

1

1

210

2.5 1 220

0.5 1 220 0.5

4 750 2.5 4 590 3

4 6 3 10 230 4.5 1.5

30 390

7.5 1

1

250 0.5

4 440 2

14 640 6

1 3 10 1.5

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DEPTH I N METRES

HOLE NO.

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

LO CAT1 ON

0+90N Mo

8+4 8 W F

U

ot.6 3N Mo

8+46W F

U

0+5 1 N Mo

9+0 1w F

U W68N Mo

9+oow F

U 1+00N Mo

9+oow F

U 1+ 15N Mo

8+95W F

U

0+95N Mo

9+94w F

U

0+7 3N Mo

9+9 8W F

U

0+5 2N Mo

l0+00W F

U 0+2 2N Mo

10+07W F

U

0+4 2N Mo

10+55W F

U

SURFACE 1.0 7

1 2

1

0.5

1

e 0.5

1

0.5

2

2

1

0.5

6

2.5

5 1

- 240

2.5 2.5

7

4.5

2

2.5

8

425

1.2 1.5 2.0 2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.5 - - - - - - - - 2

1

300

1

1

220 250

1 1

1 1

190 25 0

1 0.5

1 1

230 280

0.5

1

320

2.5

1

220

1

4 10

230 310

3 4.5

1 1

260 260

1.5 1.5

1

240

1.5

1

240

2

0.5

1

330

1

HOLE NO. LO CAT I ON

45 0+63N Mo

10+5 1W F

U

46 0+8 2N Mo

10+47W F

U

47 1+05N Mo

10+43W F U

SURFACE 1.0 7

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DEPTH IN METRES

1.2 1.5 2.0 2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.5 - - - - - - - - 4 2

230 270

2 1

6 6

430 3 10

3 1.5

8 10

600 380

4 2.5

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DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS

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Sampling w a s no t as success fu l as expected i n ob ta in ing ' .

s o i l samples a t s u b s t a n t i a l depth due t o t h e compact n a t u r e of t h e till.

Except f o r ' a r e l a t i v e l y few i n s t a n c e s uranium and moly-

bdenum va lues i n samples a t depths of 1 and 2 metres are lower than those

obta ined i n s u r f a c e sampling. This tends t o confirm t h e hydromorphic

n a t u r e of t h e anomaly. No d i s t i n c t t rend t o t h e h igher v a l u e s is immed-

i a t e l y ev ident . Hole 8 on Sec t ion 2+OOW and ho le s 18 and 19 on Sec t ion

5+00W gave h igher uranium va lues a t depth. Holes 30 and 31 on Sec t ion

8+00W and 32 and 33 on Sec t ion 8+50W re turned somewhat h ighe r molybdenum

va lues a t 1.5 t o 2.5 metre depths than a t su r face .

The l o c a t i o n of t h e h ighe r uranium va lues sugges ts a

p o s s i b l e source f o r hydromorphically t r anspor t ed uranium u p h i l l from t h e

main s o i l anomaly. It may be der ived from f r a c t u r e zones i n t h e a l a s k i t e

body t o t h e nor th .

The somewhat h igher molybdenum va lues a t depth on s e c t i o n s

8+00W and 8+50W are ( a ) near t h e w e s t o r "up ice" end of t h e main hydro-

morphic anomaly, (b) on t h e u p h i l l s i d e of t h e hydromorphic anomaly,

( c ) i n t h e v i c i n i t y of a l t e r e d outcrops a t 2+70N 10+40W (d) near t h e

w e s t end of a magnetic low.

Comparison of g e o l o g i c a l , geochemical and geophysical d a t a

i n t h i s d e t a i l g r i d area i n d i c a t e s t h e p o s s i b i l i t y t h a t t h e hydroporphic

anomaly may be der ived (1) from t h e a l a s k i t e body t o t h e no r th and u p h i l l

o r (2) from t h e v i c i n i t y of a l t e r e d a l a s k i t e and r h y o l i t i c formations n o r t h

of t h e w e s t end of t h e hydromorphic anomaly. Because of t h e l a c k of

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alteration and mineralization in the fairly extensive alaskite outcrops and in the SWAB #l diamond drill hole it is concluded the most likely source of the geochemistry is near the west end of the anomaly in the area of the magnetic low and between the altered outcrops on the hill to the north and the pyritic intrusive dyke on:the logging road to the south. It is recommended that this area be tested by eight percussion drill holes to depths of about 70 metres on a 100x50 metrci spacing.

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Respectfully submitted, J.C. Stephen Explorations Ltd.

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STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES

Contract Cost Bema Industries Invoice A140 $ 5407.99

Supervision J.C. Stephen Nov. 3-6 inclusive @ $100./day 400.00

Geochemical Analysis Invoice No 34152 550.63

Invoice No 34490 51.00

Meals Dorothy's Kitchen B+F Investments Fort Fraser 221.85

Northgate Motel 213.50

Total Applied Costs $ 7,044.97

DISTRIBUTION OF COSTS

Number Proportion Use Assessment Use P . A . C . Deposit to Apply Claim of Holes of Cost Credit Account P.A.C. Account Total

$1648.00 $2000.00 $352.00 $4000.00

36 5396.00 400.00 - ($1796.00) 4000.00 SWAB 2 11

SWAB 3 -

Total 47 $ 7044.00 $ 2400.00 $ 352.00 ( $ 1796.00) $ 8000.00

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Overburden' D r i l l i n g 94% hours @ ' $40.00/hour $3,780 -00

Equipment Lost or Damaged 2 samplers @ $200.00 each

L O rods @ $ 20.00 each (6 damaged rods n o t charged)

T r u c k S u p p l i e d 11 day:; @ $30.00/day mileage 1683 miles @ $28C/mile

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Disbursements - I , J o h n s o n , Expense a c c o u n t $ 7.95 C. J o h n s o n , Expense a c c o u n t 1 8 8 . 2 5 SEb-Tota l $196.20 15% service charge ' 29.43 T o t a l D i s b u r s e m e n t s $225.63

Total I n v o i c e

400.00

200 .oo

330.00 472 . 36

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Analyzed for Mo, F & U @ $7.75 Prepared @ $0.45

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647.80 97.17

TOTAL

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$9.00 $51.00

TOTAL

$51.00

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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

J.C. STEPHEN

A s s . Member B r i t i s h I n s t i t u t e of Engineering Technology Member Canadian I n s t i t u t e of Mining and Metallurgy

1951

EXPERIENCE

DATES

1947 - 49 1949 - 50 1950 - 51

1951 62 1952

1953 - 55 1955 - 56 1956' - 59 1960 - 62 1962 - 68

POSlTION

Engineering staff

Geology student Geological staff

Engineering staff

Geological staff Engineering and Geological staff Exploration staff Associate and fieJd.

.man Senior construction Inspector Exploration staff

Exploration Sup't NBC, LUC, DC Synd's Manager President

Central P a t r i c i a Cold Mines Ltd. Univ. of Alberta Eldorado Minin & Refining (1944 Ltd. Madsen Red Lake Hasaga Gold Mines L t d , . Pickle Crow Gold Mines Ltd,

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Combined Developments Ltd, Jay-Kay Syndicate

Haddin, Davis & Brok Ltd. R.G. CrOSby and ASSOC,

Mastodon Highland B e l l , Mines Ltd. Bacon & Crowhurst Ltd.

Syndicate Stephen E q l o r a t i o n s Ltd,

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T A R G E T ' PROJECT NECHAKO AREA CLAIMS

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Oc tob e r October June

19 77

1979 I 9 78

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SWAB GROUP

SECTION O t O O E SO1 L SAMPLE PROFILES

Sca le : I: 400 NOV. I979

f / & JI .

c - 6 m M o F U

4 m M o F U d i - 7 ‘E 320 52 3.0

2 4 3 3 0 0.5

z 0 0 + 0

m Mo . /--

- 0 I - L I LUU u.3 - I 122015 3 1 280 1.0

2 2 300 1.0

El . 1000

El . 970

S W A B GROUP S O I L SAMPLE PROFILES

SECTION 2t 00 W. NOV. 1979 scale. I : 400

FtC Vi /

El. 1050

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12 a c e [ 0 2 5 7 5 17 rn

86 I 4 410 11.0 16 --[& 0 I I 4 370 l2.5 2 2460 1.5 / r y 4 4 0 0 c L O 2 2 410 2.0

'3 m M O F u 2 IO 5 3 0 2 0

.. .- I--

z 0 0 + 0

E l . 970

S W A B GROUP S O I L SAMPLE PROFILES

SECTION 4 + 0 0 W Scale. I : 400 NOV. 1979

1 .

2

+ 0

18 20 I I 16 600 151

2 2 540 7 5 19 2L t o 2 48

I I 470131 0 3 400

2.5 I 490 9.5 48 3 I 570 2 .0

El. 970

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SWAB GROUP SOIL SAMPLE PROFILES

SECTION 5 + m w NOV. 1979 Scale. I : 400

1

23 m Mo P U \ m M o F U

m M o F U 0 48 70 / 7- 4 Z m h l o F U -c- 0 IO > - 0 0 140 4.3 0 1.5 I 375 ID

I I 270 1.5 Too w e t Too w e t

1 i 0 0 + 0

SWAB GROUP

SECTION 6 + 0 0 W Scale . 1:400 NOV. 1979

S O I L SAMPLE PROFILES

F/G X

El. 1050

2 0 0 + 0

m M o F U 3 - m M o F U 24 / 27 m ... J F U 2 6 rn Mo F U

L [v 1.5 3 40 1.2 6 1100 140 2.5 4 360 4.5 3.5 2 300 1.0

25 0.5

3.5 2 310 1.0

Too wet 1.5 I 210 2.5 l o

2.5 2 300 1.0

El. 970 __

SWAB GROUP

SECTION 7t OOW SOIL SAMPLE PROFILES

Scale. I: 400 NOV. 1979

El. 1050

3

I 28 m Mo F U - I v.5 -29 m MO F u 30 m Mo F 2.5 14 640 6.0

5 1.5 4 750 2.5 [" 4 5 4440 2.0

1.3 I 220 0.5 6 5 [ o

-7 :: I 220 0.5 2 5 I 250 0.5

El. 970

SWAB GROUP SOIL S A M P L E PROFILES

SECTION 8 t O O W NOV. 1979 SCALE. 1:400

j i CC

j

El. lo00 m Mo F

40 41 m M o F U 2.5 - L L 0 6 2.5

2.0 IO 310 4.5 c-- 42 m Mo F U

7 4.5 1.0 I 240 2.5 43 m Mo F U -1 I05 I 260 1.5 [ c o r 2.5 2.2 I 280 1.5 5 , I

1.5 I 240 I 5

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S W A B GROUP

SECTION 10+00 W. SOIL SAMPLE PROFILES

Scale. I: 400 NOM 1979