I' 1979.

SOIL G E O C H E I C A L . SURVEY REPORT

T H E PE2Ch'ER Y1NEIIP.L CLAIFlS

FOR

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CRYL AND EG'ARD P U C H E R

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E N D E m Y , B.C.

BY

A . D. van der Lee P. Geol.

28th September, 1979.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROFERTY ... a . o . . . o . o o . . . . . . o . . . . . o o . . . o o o . . o . o . . . o ' 1

LOCATiON AND ACCESS ............................... 1

GEOLOGY ........................................... 1

SAMPLING PROCEEDURE ............................... 2

CONCLUSIONS AND RECONKENDATIONS ................... 3

INCLUSIONS

INDEX MAP

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY MAP

ASSAY REPORTS

R E C E I P T S

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PROPERTY

The p rope r ty c o n s i s t s of 5 unpatented mineral claims.

Nomad, ??A r t a k ,

EF 3, =4 9

EF 5.

The above c la ims a r e owned by C r y 1 and Edward Peacher of

Enderby, B.C.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The c l a ims a r e l o c a t e d in an area l i e i n g t o t h e south-eas$

of Enderby, B.C. They can be reached by an a l l weather road which

branches off t h e Mabel Lake Road f o u r miles e a s t of Enderby, and then

proceeds south f o r a d i s t a n c e of n i n e miles along what is known a s

t h e T r i n i t y b a d . A t t h i s p o i n t a f o r e s t r y road i s taken t o t h e e a s t

up Oleen Creek f o r two miles t o t h e Peacher C l a i m s . The a r e a is

wi th in t h e Vernon Kining Divis ion of B r i t i s h Columbia.

Co-ordinates: 118O 9' w e s t , 50' 30' n o r t h

GEOLOGY

Good outcrops a r e very r a r e i n t h e Oleen Creek Area of

t h e T r i n i t y H i l l s . Samples taken from t h e road cu t i n t h e claim a r e a

showed i n t e r e s t i n g amounts of copper. Low grade metamorphic rocks

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( p h y l l i t e s , q u a r t z i t e s , limestones, and i n t r a f o n n a t i o a l conglomerate,

etc. ) of t h e Honashee Group a r e genera l ly present i n t h e a rea a s

a r e T e r t i a r y vo lcan ic s and sediments. The presence of t h e s e rock types

sugges ts t h e p o s s i b i l i t y of con tac t metasomatic t ype and vein type

copper occurrences i n t h e area. SAKPLING PROCEDURE

The l o c a t i o n l i n e a s shown on t h e enclosed geo-chem map #2

runs south t o n o r t h f o r 2,000 f t , L a t e r a l s have been run o r are proposed

a t 200 f t , i n t e r v a l s , t o t h e e a s t and w e s t of t h e l o c a t i o n l i n e t o form

a 2,000 by 2,000 f t . gr id . The g r i d is l oca t ed on t h e claims Nomad and

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Martak, a s shom on t h e index map # 1.

Samples were taken a t 25 f t , i n t e r v a l s along t h e l a t e r a l s a s

shown on t h e g r i d map # 2. All samples were taken f r o m t h e B zone a t a

depth of 8 t o ' 12 inches, Samples taken i n swampg a r e a s were taken from

t h e c l a y s and g r a v e l s a t t h e b a s e of t h e peat. All samples were assayed

a t Laring Laboratories Ltd, located in Calgary A l t a . An 80 mesh was

used w i t h all samples. The a n a l y s i s was done by h o t a c i d d i g e s t i o n and

atomic abso rp t ion spectroscopy. The sampling was done by Cry1 and Edward

Peacher. Standard geo-chem bags uere used a s supplied by Loring

Labora to r i e s Ltd, of Calgarg. All bags were marked and t i e d a t t h e

sample loca t ion . All a s s a y s uere paid f o r by Qrl Peacher,

The l o c a t i o n l i n e was e s t a b l i s h e d and t h e sampling done

a long t h e l a t e r a l s dur ing t h e per iod from Ju ly 16th t o July 28, f o r

a t o t a l of 10 working days for two men. 9600 f t . of l i n e was

sampled a t 25ft . i n t e r v a l s , Assays were done f o r both copper and

zinc.

CONCLUSIONS AND REC OKMENDAT I ONS

The geo-chem survey shows in PPM readings of over 40 times

t h e background norm of 24.6 f o r copper, 400 ft . no r th of t h e o r i g i n a l

ou tcrop which i s l o c a t e d a t 00 OD t h e g r i d l o c a t i o n line, map # 2.

Thenorth east sec t ion of t h e g r i d shows t h e presence of bo th

copper and z i n c over a 300 f t . width c u t t i n g a c r o s s t h e 1600 E and t h e

1800 L l i n e s 450 ft. e a s t of t h e l o c a t i o n l i n e , and reaching up t o t h e

2,000 ft . E. l i n e a t its' eastern extremity, Although t h e s e readings '

a r e n o t high, ( 2x t o llx i n cu ) t h e wid th is i n t e r e s t i n g , and a

f u r t h e r geochem t o complete t h e g r i d e a s t of t h e l o c a t i o n l i n e could

show a link up w i t h t h e o r i g i n a l ou tc rop a t 00, which would then rake

t h e showing 2,000 f t . long. The r e s u l t s t o d a t e would seem t o i n d i c a t e

t ha t t h e e a s t e r n po r t ion of t h e survey g r i d be completed, so a more

r e a l i s t i c assessment of t h i s proper ty can be determined.

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C E R T I F I C A T E

This is t o c e r t i f y t h a t I, A. D. van d e r Lee,

1. Am a r e s iden t of Calgarg, Alberta , and l i v e a t 8212 10th St. S.W.

2. Am a Graduate of t h e Universi ty of Calgary, B. Sc. 1971, and have spent one yea r i n Graduate S tud ie s in 1972 at t h e

Universi ty of Calgarg.

3. Am a Member of t h e Profess iona l Eng. Geologis ts and Geophysicis ts

of Alberta.

4. Have no i n t e r e s t d i r e c t o r i n d i r e c t in t h e properties known a s

t h e Peacher Mineral Claims.

5. Fave w r i t t e n t h i s report on a personal examination of t h e property and t h e G.S.C. r e p o r t s pe r t a in ing t o t h i s area.

A. D. van d e r Lee, P. Ceol.

TO: . . W M . . SPClBTC NG- .Go_OI>s__ - _ _ _ Snderby -,-- I3 ..c ............................

ATTN:. .. Cy-riLPencbes ................. ..................................................

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Page # 1

SAMPLE No. *

PPM PPM

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Rejects Retained one month.

Pulps Retained one month !inless specific arrangements wade in advance.

CU Zn

37 31 26 25 28 27 24 33 34 29 35 25 30 18 27 29 22 l-4 26 27 16 20 29 40 9

17 1 5 17

74 47 66 64 72 92 99

108 109 57 58 5r, 54 116 57 52 58 20 66 81 86 40 k-7 72 51 39 Lb 71

13 21 3 Berebg &ertifD THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE cr,

ASSAYS MADE BY ME UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES . . . .

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Licensed Assayer of British Columbla

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Pulps Retained one month unless specific arrangements made in advance.

File No. ...... ~17572 ..............

Date ............. August.~23,. 19.79 Samples ...... Sail.. ..................


Page # 2

P P M FTM Cl I Zn

15 13 23 18 16 17 23 19 22 25 23 28 18 24 22 21 43 19 21 23 18 21 20 27 21 u 27 22 28 20

34 43 57 58 48 45 47 60 64 52 127 72 4.6 ko 42 37 60 33 47 35 46 42 48 54 50 90 77 70 64 70

22 62 3 Rerebg &ertifu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE c.,


& d m 7 & a & Licensed Assayer of British Columbla

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File No. ......... .1'1.5-72-.. ........... Date ................ &43-&_.23.,..1979 Samples ...... ~SQ%L. .................

Page # 3 PPM t PPM

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cst t i f i t .af P &? ASSAY


SAMPLE No. cu Zn

24 18 22 26 27 18 30 22 23 50 26 32 39 37 35 23 16 29 31 24 29 18 35 47 28 18 17 14 13 UL

70 63 55 84 69 80 45 60 43 66 64 69 58 51 36 34 28 34 76 40 33 35 u 4.4 47 52 39 45 32 30

16 32 9 ?&erebg aerfiftl THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE c,

ASSAYS MADE BY ME UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES. . . .


Pulps Retained one month unless specific arrangements m a d e in advance.

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Licensed Assayer of British Columbia

TO: ___. ~-SPaRTLISG. . I ;M3nS ._____. File No. ....... iyj7!..-~ .............

Sn~b~,.B.__C,___~---.---------_______..__. Date ............. August .23,..1979. A T ~ L .Cylril..Pencher ________._.______ Samples ..... S o i l .....................

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SAMPLE No. F 1600-N&50E 27% 300E 3253 3 50E 3753 400E 42% 450E 47% 500E 52% 5 5013 5753 600E 62% 6 50E 6753 700E 72 % 750E 77% SOOE

1ESOo-N42~ 50E 7%

lOOE 2% 150E 1753 200E

cu Zn

15 16 l-4 27 It0 25 27 47 57

107 48 62

100 u 37 88 34 50 45

177 59 40 43 27 17 15 18 18 25 16

45 42 46 48 57 40 35 96 98

107 93 96

102 118 $2 100 95

176 118

92 111 84 70 65 47 u It0 60 46 40

19. 30 3 Beerebg &erttfu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE (r,




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7;Lr 09 97 52 72 ZZ LT 6r Vr Lr Vr 6r

UZ n3 bIdd bIdd ,

'ON 31dWVS

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File No. ..... 17572~ ...................

Date ......... .~-A.wst..23.,..!?!9 .

Samples . . - -So i l ......................

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SAMPLE No.

800-N-175W 200w 22% 250W 27% 3 OOW 32% 3 5014 37% WW S Y d 250W 47% 500w 52% 550W 57% 600W 42% 6 50w 47% 7oow 72 % 7 50F 773J 800W 82% 850W 8734 9oOw 92%



Page # 6 ,

PPM P P M c11 Zn

23 21 33 42 19 2k 18 20 22 23 24 m 30 21 23 25 17 18 uc 28 29 27 25 20 16 18 19 11 24

45 Irb 6k 35 7k 38 36

110 51 55 39 72 58 70 27 56 55 55 82 53, 61 50 49 42 3% 37 80 26 72

4.0 72 67

Werebp aer '5 ifp THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE


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S3ldWtlS U39lM13S3Cl N13M3H 3Hl NOdn 3W A9 3UWW SAWSSV

3SOHl 3MW SllnS3M 3AOW 3HI IVHl 53fjAdlj) aqa.ld& $ ....

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8'7 52 rz TL 5'7 02 81 52 m Lz 61 m 52 €2 22 TZ 91 5T 51 O€ Lr 52 5z zf7 99 55

'ON 3ldWVS

File No. ......... 1yj72 ................... Date _._._.__.__..__ AUgu~t_23,..1979 Samples ......... SOU ........................

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P x i i i r a f

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c &j' ASSAY ?,p

SAMPLE No.

200-N-750W 77 % m o w 82% 850W 87% 9oow 92% 950W 97%

looow 2000-Nd5E

50E 7% 1OOE 12% 150E 17% 200E 22% 250E 27% 300E 325E 3 5OE 37% WOE U% 450E 47% 500E



Cl 1 Zn

19 21 17 17 16 24 21 19 IrC 23 18 20 20 22 21 18 15 17 17 16 15 15 u, 19 21 26 18 u 17 24

32 36 32 27 28 22 33 4.l- 98 l-42 42 42 38 34 34 39 & 32 28 24 30 32 38 35 4J- 50 55 61 32 29

4 70 3 nerebg &erttfu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE u


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S3ldWWS a381M3S3Q N13M3H 3Hl NOdn 3W A8 3QWLN SAWSSW ....

'ON 3ldWtlS

File No. ....... L?'52? ....................

Date ............. *W?? . *3~?9?9 Samples s o i l

TO: -. - _TWDR.A- SFXlB.!I'ING. _CXXlDS - - - - _ _ - Enderby, . _El &- -C-. - - - - _ _ _ - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ - - - - - .. - - -

..ATZTN:.__ .Cmjl.Penche.r ________________. ..................................

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SAMPLE No,

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FTM PPM Cl I Zn

53 16 48 44 25 26 40 25 30 31 45 19 28 37 19 18 18 u 16 24 26 17 16 18 16 15 20 20 21

16 u 44 42 56 38 50 It0 49 31 39 45 4.4 36 33 22 32 31 32 24 26 20 31 26 25 38 39 27

2 6 G 3 Berebg &erttfg THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE ASSAYS MADE BY ME UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES . . . .

Rejects Retained on2 month.


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SAMPLE No.

250!&1600N 2 7%-16ooN 3OOW-1600N 325W-1600N 3 50W-1600N 3 7 9rs-1600N 400~-1600~ 4291-1600~ 450W-16OON 473-1600N 500W-16OON 525W-16OON 5 5OW-1600~ 57!5W-1600N 600~-1600~ 62 y-1600~

679~-1600~ 6 50W-1600N

700W-1600N 72 5w-16ooN 7 50w-16ooN

Soow-16 OON 82p-16OON 850W-1600N

900W-16OON 92 5w-16ooN 95OW-16OON 973J-1600N

7751.5-1600~

87%-1600~

1000~-1600~



File No. ....... 1'2572 ............... Date - ___._______ AmSt23*_.1979 Samples ..... S O U .................

L O R I N G h A B O R A T O R l E S LTD.

Page # 11

PPM PPM cu Zn

27 36 27 21 28 27 30 25 27 25 20 21 22 23 19 17 24 51 23 21 23 20 27 27 32 25 17 21 24 19

Ico 36 45 47 42 46 48 38 50 34 4.0 @ 36 34 29 33 33 34 48 34 k3 35 42 32 32 22 20 17 23 18

23. 30 3 Berebg &erttfu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE * ASSAYS MADE BY ME UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES . . . .

............... dm-&..m:: . . . . . - Licensed Assayer of British Columbia

To: __.__ ~ - s P ~ N J X J R S _ _ _ _ _ _ Tnderbg, -B.--C* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~

ATTk _ _ _ _ m3.l .Percher

File No. -17-572 ............................ Date ....... august-23,..-1979 .........

Samples . S D i l . . - ...........................

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SAMPLE No.

(-*) TO Follow.



LORING LABORATQRIES LTD.

Page # 12 r

PPM PPM cu Zn

--x.

70 32 26 29 26 27 22 22 27 17 21 18 16 13 15 20 22 30 33 23 30 38 27 23 27 17 20 16 9

58 24 A2 52 45 17 44 68 56 40 4.J- 32 44 46 24 26 24 36 59 80 51 56 50 54 38 34 24 38 43 2h

15. 33 3 BerebE &?rrttfu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS P.RE THOSE (r,

ASSAYS MADE BY M E UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES . . . .

... ...............


SAMPLE No. F



File No. _.__. 12572 _______.__..___

Date -.___.___._ Augus.t-_23,_L9!i.9. .. . ~

Samples . -._Soil- . .__ . _ _ _ _.. ._ - - -. . . . . .. . .

LORING LABORATOUES LTD.

Page # 13 a

PPM FTM Cl 1 Zn 11 33 ~.

3-4 22 I 2 12 13 l-4 10 I 2 10 10 18 34.

30 26 36 22 22 25 31 21 4.8 68

Berebg aertifu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE u ASSAYS MADE BY ME UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES . . , .


TO: . .T!J1 Jm.1 . .SFOETIIIC;. . C@DS--. - -. . _ _ - ..... Ender'cy, . -B ... c, .......................

.. . . . :. . . C y r i l .Penillner..- ........ ..................... ____. .........................

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x i f i r a t P b '' ASSAY O p


1 SAMPLE No.

Y3oil Sample st1

Page # 0

PPM

3 @pr&?bg acrfifu THAT THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE THOSE ASSAYS MADE BY M E UPON THE HEREIN DESCRIBED SAMPLES. . . . -


Pulps Retained one month unless specific arraneements made in advance.

Licensed Assayer of Bri!ish Columbia

O F F I C E O F THE CHIEF ANALYST A N D ASSAYER

DEPARTMENT O F MINES AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES VICTOR I A

Mr. F.L. Peachar S A M P L E RECEIVED FROM ..___ ~ .................................... ? ________..._____._.___________._________.... ~ _ _ _ _ ~ _._________.._.____ ~ _ _ _ _ ~ _____.________ ~ ._________________________.____..__.____

R.R. 2 $nd;rS B.C. A D D R E S S ._._ _______.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _................. X> .... .__...........______________________.__... ~ __.____. _ _ _ _ _ _____._.________._..________.____.__.___..~...... ~ _ _ _ _ __.__ _.____..____..

LABORATORY NO.

19173

SUBMITTER'S MARK

1921, B

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LABORATORY REPORT

Spect rochenicd Analysis: Copper end i r o n were found.

Assays : Gold S i l v e r Copper I ron

t r ace t r ace

26.43% A 46%

Radioact ivi ty: None was det2cted.

THIS DOCUMENT. OR ANY P A R T THEREOF. MAY NOT BE REPRODUdED FOR PROMOTIONAL OR ADVERTISING PURPOSES.

August 31st 1964 D, ................................................................................

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- DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES

VICTORIA

SAMPLE R E C E I V E D FROM __..__.________ E.....L,..Peacher .................................................................. ~ ................................................. ~ ___..._._.___..__._........

ADDRESS ___.._.__. _ _ _ _.__._ _ _ _ _ _ ..__. _ _ ______. ........ J b d e r b ~ ,... B.,...C... _______._._._______.._.___.______.__l_._ _ _ _ _ ...__.____.. _ _ _ _____._.. _._._ _.____..__..____..___._______ ~ ___.__________ ~ .__.___.__________.. ~

LABORATORY NO.

19260

SUBMITTER'S MARK

1925 B

5, LABORATORY REPORT

Spectrochemical Analysis: Copper and i ron, and very small fraction2 of 1 per cent o f zinc, nickel and cobalt were found; the other base metals f o u n d , and t h e i r percentages, were those occurring normally i n rocks.

Assay2: Gold Trace S i lver 1.2 oz. per ton Coppr 15.64 5 Iron 26.67 $7

Radiocctivity: None wag detsc ted .

THIS DOCUMENT. OR ANY P A R T THEREOF. MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED FOR PROMOTIONAL OR ADVERTISING PURPOSES.

_ _ . _ _ . .... ..... .... . ... _ _ _ _ .. _ _ .. ._. . . _ _ _ . ...... ___. . .... ./ .. .. . ........ .. . . . . .. CHIEF A:,.,,, A N D A i S A i E a

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O F F I C E OF THE CHIEF A N A L Y S T A N D A S S A Y E R

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DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES VICTORIA

SAMPLE RECEIVED FROM ............ Mr.~... Fo.L.0 ... Pe.acher, ......................................................................................................................................

Enderby, B.C. ADDRESS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

LABORATORY NO.

19U5

-9446

SUBMITTER'S MARK

1926 B

1927 B

LABORATORY R E P O R T

Spectrochemical Analysis: A mall f r ac t ion of 1 per cent of copper was found; t he other base metals found, and t h e i r percentages, were those occurring normally i n rocks.

Assays: Cold nil - S f Zv e r t rac e L-L-

Copper 0.34% I '

Radioactivity: None was detected.

Spectrochemical Analysis: Copper and iron, and very small f r ac t ions of 1 per cent of lead and cobalt were found; the other bese metals found, and t h e i r percentages, wre thoae occurring normdly i n rccks.

Assays: Gold t r ace S i lve r t r ace Copper 5.83% Iron 190'72%

Radioactivity: Rone was detected.

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D A Septemlxr 28th 1964 ..............................................................................

........................................................................................... c r A N A L Y S T A n n A S S A ~ L ~ .


............ .... ..................................................................................................................................... SAMPLE RECEIVED FROM ME F.?.L~o ...F!e.acher*

Enderby, B.C. A D D R E S S ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

LABORATORY NO.

19758

19759

SUBMITTER'S MARK

1928 B

LABORATORY R E P O R T

Spectrochenical Analysis: I r o n and copper, and very small f r a c t i o n s of 1 per cent of zinc and molybdenum were found; t h e o ther bas2 ~ s t a l s f o u n d , and t h e i r percentages, were those occurring n o m a l l y i n rocks.

Assays: Gold t r a c e S i lver l.C 02. per t c n C cpper 9 47%

Redioact ivi ty: None was detected.

Spec t rcchenlce l Analysis: V P ~ smell f r a c t i o n s cf 1 per cent of copper and molybdenun were found; t h e ot 'aer b e e meta la found, and t h e i r percent sges , were t h o s e cccurring normslly i n rocks.

B s s q - 3 : Gcld n i 1 Silver n i 1 Ccpper O.C2$

Radioactivity: No greater t h a n that occurring ncrmally i n rocks.

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October 29th l?64 DH r E ...........................................................................

........................................................... - I f ....................... C H I E F A r . A L r s r A:ID A S S A Y E R .

OFFICE O F THE CHIEF ANALYST AND ASSAYER


blr. F.L. Pescher SAMPLE RECEIVED FROM ................................................... ? ........................................................................................................................................

R.R. 2, Enderby, B.C. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ADDRESS

LABORATORY NO.

21659

2 1660

SUBMITTER'S MARK

6301 B

6302 B

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LABORATORY REPORT

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Spectrochemical Analysis : the oth2r base metals found, and t h e i r percentages, were those occurring norinally i n rocks.

Copper was f o u n d ;

Assays; Gold t r a c e S i l v e r 0.4 O Z . per ton Copper 1.38%

Radioact ivi ty: No grea te r than t h a t occurring normally i n rocks.

Spectrochemical knalysis : small f r a c t j o n of 1 per cent of molyMe.riun were found; t he o the r base metels found, and t h e i r percentages, were thosa occurring norinally i n rocks.

Copper, &nd a very

As says : Gold t r a c e S i l v e r 0.3 OZ. per ton Copper 2.44%

a d i o a c t i v i t y : ?lo greatgr than t h a t occurring normally i n rocks.

THIS DOCUMENT. OR ANY PART THEREOF. MAY N O T BE REPRODUCED F O R PROMOTIONAL OR ADVERTISING PURPOSES.

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October 5th 1965 DATE

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/ OFFICE O F THE CHIEF ANALYST A N D ASSAYER

b.


b i r . F.L. Teacbe- S A M P L E RECEIVED FROM .................................................. ..‘..? .....................................................................................................................................

ADDRESS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

LABORATORY NO.

2373 5

2373L

SUBMITTER’S MARK

6303 3

LABORATORY REPORT

S c o c t r c c h e a i c d Aya1:rsis: Co?;er, end a t race of aclybdenurr! uere found; tk:e o t h e r bazs T e t L l - . fouzd , and t h e f r r o x e n t 2 g 9 5 , wore thee cccur r ing nomal ly i n rocks .

As says : Gold S i l v e r C onper

t r a c e 0.1 o z . per ton 2.165

F k d i o e c t i v i t y : :lo g r e e t e r t h 2 3 that occvrr’ing n o a x i l l y i n roc?,. . SFec t rochex tca l A n a l : ~ z l s : of 1 p a r csnC of a r z i n i c , 2nd e veq. m a l l f r a c - t i o n of 1 per cent of c e b a l t w e r o f r u n e ; t h e o t k e r haze w t a l s f q u n d , an’? t h e ’ r perc?ntag?s , Were those nccux’ ing nol~..all:r i n rw%.

Coyer, a m d l f r e c t i c r !

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Q . 1 o z . ?er t m L.275

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