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42E15SW2003 2.28451 HOUCK 010

COTE-ALFRED LAKE PROPERTY

2. 284 5.1McQuestin and Houck Townships

THUNDER BAY DISTRICT, ONTARIO

REPORT ON 2003 - 2004

GEOLOGICAL MAPPING PROGRAM

of the

STRIPPED AND TRENCH AREAS

By-

Robert L. Cote, Prospector

RECEIVED

SL? 2 o :GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Listing of Maps by Name and Number

Introduction l

Property Description 2

Location, Access, Topography 3

Location Map # lClaim Map # 2Mineral Exploration Inventory - Page lMineral Exploration Inventory -

History and Previous Work- History of the Beardmore-Geraldton Belt 4- Table II - Past Gold Production from the

Beardmore-Geraldton Belt 5- History and Previous Work of Alfred Lake Area 6

Regional Geology 7

Property Geology 7 Airborne Magnetic and EM Survey (OGS 1989)

Structure and Geology of the Northern Section of the Alfred Lake Property 8

Daily Log 9

Description of Trench Drill Core Samples 13

Conclusions and Recommendations 15

Appendix

Abstracts (6)Assay Analysis Results (1)Borrow 580K Backhoe

LISTING OF MAPS BY NAME AND NUMBER

Location Map # l

Claim Map # 2

Airborne Magnetic and EM Survey (OGS 1989) Map # 3

Trench Location Map Plate l (See Back Pocket)

Trench Geology Map Plate 2 (See Back Pocket)

INTRODUCTION

This report describes the results of a program of mechanical and manual stripping as well as geological mapping of trenches on the Cote-Alfred Lake Property. Property owners were searching for base metals, precious metals and industrial minerals.

The first block of claims on this property was staked in September 2000. The structure and carbonization displayed in this area indicated a possibility for base metals, as well as gold and the platinum-group elements. The first exploration program, consisting of prospecting, stripping and geological mapping of bedrock, took place from April 28, 2001 to November 11, 2002.

The program described in this report took place from May 2003 to August 2004. During the past two years, woodland companies cut the wood remaining on the property. This activity cleared the land and lead to the discovery of more sulphide occurrences during the summers of 2003 and 2004. Two samples assayed for Nickel, Copper, Platinum, Palladium and Gold returned encouraging results.

The program described in this report was carried out on the northern part of the property. Sulphide deposits are plentiful throughout this area. Mechanical and manual stripping was done in nine separate locations, followed by washing of the trenches with a pressure pump as well as manual washing. Finally, core samples from eight different locations were taken using a Stihl diamond drill capable of drilling a core thirty-six (36) cm long by four and one-half (4 1/2) cm in diameter.

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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The Cote-Alfred Lake property includes part of Alfred Lake and the area west of the lake in the northwest corner of Houck Township and the northeast corner of McQuestin Township, in the Thunder Bay Mining Division of Ontario.

It consists of six mining claims comprising thirty-three (33) units in total covering approximately 530 hectares. Claim details are given in Table 1.

CLAIM NUMBER

118766012456691245670124567212456731245674

NO Of UNITS

1546323

DATE RECORDED

25/09/200025/09/200025/10/200017/11/200017/11/200028/11/2000

WORK DONE

400040001100

00

12860

WORK APPLIED

600032004800240016002400

WORK RESERVED

0800

000

760

EXPIRY DATE

25/09/0425/09/0425/10/0427/11/0417/11/0428/11/04

WORK REQUIRED

60001600240012008001200

The claims are held by Robert Cote and Richard Cote of Beardmore, Ontario and by Marcel Cote of Geraldton, Ontario.

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LOCATION, ACCESS A TOPOGRAPHY

The property lies in the northeast corner of McQuestin Township and in the northwest corner of Houck Township. From Thunder Bay, you must travel on Highway 11/17 to Nipigon, then north on Highway 11 to the town of Geraldton. Travel north on Highway 584 from Geraldton to False Creek Road (approximately 12 km). Follow the False Creek Road 5 Vi km east to the southern line of claim #1187660. The Trans- Canada gas pipeline is approximately 10 km south of this property. The False Creek Road (an all-season road) was extended in the year 1999 through the central part of the Cote-Alfred Lake Property by Kimberly Clark Woodlands. New summer and winter roads have been established in the last two years. Map #1 illustrates the property location. Map #2 outlines the claim area.

The topography of the property is typical of the Beardmore-Geraldton Greenstone belt. A series of ENE-WSW trending bedrock ridges up to 5 to 20 meters high are separated by swamps and muskeg-filled depressions. Three small ponds and part of Alfred Lake are located on this property. Two small creeks cross the claims. During 2000 and 2001, Kimberly Clark harvested the timber on Claim #1187660 and #1245674. The rest of the claim group has been cut since then. The forest cover is dominated by jack pine, spruce, cedar, tamarack and poplar. Some areas contain mixed timber. Food, fuel, accommodations and supplies, as well as a variety of exploration services are readily available in Geraldton.

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HISTORY AND PREVIOUS WORK

History of the Beardmore-Geraldton Gold Belt

Gold was first discovered at Geraldton in the area of what was then called Little Long Lac (now Kenogamisis Lake) in 1917. A gold-bearing boulder was found by Tony Oklend during his trapping activities, but its source was never located. The area lay more or less dormant until the early 1930's, when gold discoveries were made somewhat further to the west, on what became the MacLeod-Cockshutt and Little Long Lac properties. The Little Long Lac mine was the first to be brought to commercial production, in 1934, followed by the Bankfield Consolidated mine in 1937, the Magnet, Hard Rock, Tombill and MacLeod-Cockshutt mines in 1938 and the Jellicoe mine in 1939.

At the same time that gold mines were being developed in the Geraldton area, discoveries were being made and brought to production at Beardmore. The Northern Empire mine was discovered in 1926 and mining started in 1934. Gold was found at the Sand River site in 1934, and on the adjacent Leitch property the next year. The Leitch discovery was of unusually high grade, and production commenced in 1936, followed the next year by the Sand River mine. The Leitch mine went on to be one of the richest gold mines in Canada, producing almost l million tons with a recovered grade of 0.92 ounces per ton.

The gold discoveries at Beardmore and Geraldton sparked a staking and prospecting rush that lasted through most of the 1930's and covered an area from west of Beardmore to east of Longlac, a distance of 120 km. Numerous discoveries were made during this period. Mason fa White (1986) list 177 known gold occurrences, and there are many more that are poorly documented or not documented at all in the literature.

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TABLE H PAST GOLD PRODUCTION FROM THE BEARDMORE-GERALDTON BELT

Deposit

MacLeod- CockshuttLeitchLittle Long LacCons. MocherHard RockMagnet Cons.Northern EmpireTombillBankfieldSand RiverTashota NipigonJellicoeTheresaTalmora- LonglacTotal

Years of Operation1938-1970

1936-19681934-1956

1962-1970

1938-19511938-1952

1934-1949

1938-19421937-19471937-19421935-1938

1939-19411925-19551942-1949

Oz. Gold Produced1,366,404

861,981605,449

510,618

269,081152,089

149,492

68,73966,41650,06512,355

5,2604,7271,415

4,124,451

Oz. Silver Produced

90,864

31,80252,750

51,907

9,00916,879

19,803

8,5957,5903,628

14,527

51519866

308,133

Tons Milled

9,403,145

1,022,3601,728,516

4,367,070

1,458,375359,912

425,866

190,624229,009157.87051,250

14,72226,1209,570

19,498,409

Grade Au Oz/Ton

0.147

0.9150.329

0.122

0.1900.432

0.347

0.3360.2760.2840.240

0.3660.1820.165

The Brookbank gold deposit, 10 km northeast of Angle Lake, was discovered in 1982 by Metalore Resources Ltd. It has drill-indicated reserves of 1,300,00 tons grading 0.26 oz/ton Au. It is a "blind" deposit, which was discovered by deep drilling beneath surface showings that had been found in the 193 O's but had yielded erratic and discontinuous results when drilled in the 1940's. Its discovery indicates two important facts: (a) that economic gold deposits are not restricted to the historical Geraldton and Beardmore camps; and (b) there are discoveries still to be made in the region.

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HISTORY and PREVIOUS WORK of the ALFRED LAKE AREA

The only previous staking recorded of this property were four (4) units at the southwest corner of Claim #1245670 covering the small pond. Canadian Nickel Co. Ltd. drilled one hole (110' deep) in 1970-1972 (#42956-0) at the east end of the pond.

Canadian Nickel Co. Ltd. also drilled one hole 125.6 m deep in Alfred Lake. Stringers and disseminations of pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite in intermediate metavolcanics were recorded. This drill hole was two (2) km northeast of the present Cote-Alfred Lake Property in northern Houck Township. No other work was reported.

During the early summer of 1987, Coulson Exploration Inc. conducted a program of airborne magnetic and electromagnetic surveying, geological mapping and prospecting south and east of the property. In 1981, Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited drilled seven (7) holes, totaling 1,416 feet in McQuesten Township west of the Cote property. No other work was recorded.

During 2001 and 2002, the present owners of the property conducted an exploration program consisting of prospecting, mechanical and manual stripping and geological mapping of the bed rock on the southern part of the property. This report is available at MNDM offices.

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REGIONAL GEOLOGY

The property lies in the eastern part of the Beardmore-Geraldton Greenstone Belt, a lithologically and structurally distinct domain of the Wabigoon sub-province, within the Superior province of the Canadian Shield. The Beardmore-Geraldton belt is characterized by an alternotion of east-west striking metasediments and mafic metavolcanics. The metasediments are dominangly greywacke and associated argillites, with occasional interbedded magnetite iron formations, conglomerates and arkoses. Possible gabbroic sills lie within the mafic metavolcanic sequences and intrusive rock are fairly common. Small bodies of porphyry are also common. Large scale folding is essentially absent, but small and medium scale folds are fairly common where there is a strong competency contrast, such as iron formations interbedded with greywacke. A number of major strike-parallel faults or regional shears cause either a repetition or a truncation of stratigraphic units; faults seldom outcrop and therefore their location, displacement and extents (and sometimes even their existence) is uncertain. The Burrows River fault and deformation zone has the same character. Poor outcrop exposure of the area does not clearly define the fault and the width of the deformation zones. Numerous faults and folding occur in the Beardmore-Geraldton Greenstone belt.

PROPERTY GEOLOGY

The Cote-Alfred Lake Property is constructed mainly of ultramafic amphibolik grade metemosphism enrichment with biotite hornblend with garnet and tourmoline crystals. Sericite schist and pyroxenite are abundant in this area.

The Burrows River deformation zone fault strikes in a northeasterly direction and joins the Alfred Lake Fault which strikes southwesterly and 40* northeasterly. The junction of these faults indicate a major deformation area. Most of the rock strike 60* to 80* northeasterly. Small portions of the property lie in a band of epiclastic metasediments up to 2 km in thickness. The metavolcanics cover a large portion of the Alfred Lake Property, l to 2 km in width with intrusive contacts. The northern part of the property consists of felsic and intermediate plutonic rock. A narrow band of quartz wacke is biotite bearing. It is approximately 200 meters wide and is banded between the plutonic and mafic metavolcanic intrusive rocks.

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MAP # 3

STRUCTURE and GEOLOGY OF THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE ALFRED LAKE PROPERTY

The deformation zone occurs mostly in the northern section of this property. A large diabase dike strikes in a northwesterly direction. The sericite schist with blue quartz phenocryst strikes east at the location of Trench TR04-1. To the east of the large diabase outcrop, lies a small fine grained diabase dike. The sericite schist was cut by these two dikes at this location. The sericite schist turns south for fifty (50) meters and turns back to the east at the east side of the main road. At the sites of TR04-7 and TR04- 8, a small diabase cuts the massive sulphide to the west and the easterly striking iron formation was also cut by this two meter wide dike.

The massive sulphide forms a "S" fold at this location. Mineral was located approximately two hundred (200) meters northwest of trench TR04-9.

The iron formation has been located in three different areas at the main road fifty meters north of Trench TR04-1 and one hundred and fifty (150) meters west of Trench TR04-3 offset for one hundred (100) meters north.

The third showing is approximately three hundred (300) meters north of Trench TR04-8. The iron formation strikes northeasterly.

An easterly striking royalite or diorite carbonated dike crosses the work area. This dike turns east and is about thirty (30) meters wide. The feldspar porphyry with blue quartz phenocryst is approximately fifteen (15) meters wide. This easterly striking sericite schist dike was followed east for four hundred (400) meters. South of this sericite schist is a two (2) meter wide fine grain ultramafic dike displaying three bands of garnets. The first band is 30 cm wide, the second is 25 cm wide. The third band is 10 cm wide and lies on the south side of the dike. South of this dike, the easterly striking ultramafic volcanic displays numerous small quartz veinlets. This untramafic volcanic is approximately three meters wide. The remainder of this northern section of the property consists mainly of pyroxene, a dark green alteration.

The location of these trenches and dikes are found on the Trench Location Map. Trench Geology is illustrated on the Trench Map.

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DAILY LOG

Loggers had covered many areas of interest with brush, tree tops, logs and bark. It was necessary to remove this debris so that the property owners could view the mineralized zones and decide where to strip, trench, etc. as well as to prepare the geological map of the trenches and stripped areas.

DAY l May 17,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked a muddy road for 2 km and located a mineralized rusted zone in what is now the stripped area of trench TR04-5

D AY 2 May 18,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked a muddy road for 2 km and removed brush and logs to search for areas of sulphides. Two km walk back to the truck.

DAY 3 May 19,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked 2 km to the work site and started manually stripping that area

DAY 4 May 25,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the location of what is now trench TR04-5. Prospected this manually stripped zone.

DAYS May 26,2003 2 men 8 hours eachTwo km walk from the truck to the location of trench TR04-5, completed manual cleaning of dirt in the stripped area, washed the area manually with a pail and a brush. Plenty of rust around

DAY 6 June?, 2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked the new winter bush road looking for extensions of the rust, but did not find any. Walked back to the truck

DAY? JuneS, 2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the location of what is now trench TR04-7. Found rust in the dirt, removed logs and tree tops from the cut area. Located a new showing with plenty of rust in the dirt

DAYS June 21,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the site of what is now trench TR04-7, manually removed dirt and brush from this area.

DAY 9 June 29,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the site of what is now trench TR04-7, manually removed dirt and brush from the rusted rock

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DAY 10 July 5,2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the location of the new discovery. Removed dirt and manually washed the stripped area using a pail and brush. Plenty of rust and carbonate. This area will have to be sampled using the Stihl drill

DAY 11 July 6, 2003 2 men 8 hours eachWalked to the location of what is now trench TR04-7 looking for an extension of the rust. Using the compass, an iron formation was discovered on the winter road just west of TR04-7. Started stripping this banded magnatite iron formation

DAY 12 July 11,2003 2 men 8 hours eachReturned to the banded magnatite iron formation that is now trench TR04- 8 and manually stripped an area 20 meters by 20 meters. Manually washed the rock with a pail and brush

DAY 13 July 12,2003 2 men 8 hours eachReturned to the location of what is now trench TR04-8. Continued manually washing the site with a pail and brush

DAY 14 July 25,2003 2 men 8 hours eachStarted to remove brush tops and logs from the site of trench TR4 opened up during the 2002 program. Bush workers had covered this area with brush, tree tops, logs and bark.

DAY 15 July 26,2003 2 men 8 hours eachReturned to the site of trench TR4. Manually removed dirt and brush from the stripped area

DAY 16 July 3,2004 2 men 8 hours eachBegan manual stripping trench TR04-1. Too much overburden for manual stripping. Moved east to the site of trench TR04-2 . Removed logs, tree tops and brush.

DAY 17 July 4,2004 2 men 8 hours eachContinued removing logs, tree tops and brush from the site of trench TR04-2.

DAY 18 July 6, 2004 2 men 8 hours eachBegan removing logs and brush from the site of trench TR11 (2001-2002 Work Program) so companies interested in possible options could view the mineralization. This area has a great potential as a base mineral mine.

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D AY 19 July 7,2004 2 men 8 hours eachBegan removing brush, logs and tree tops from the site of trench TR1 but didn't accomplish much. A backhoe is needed to remove this amount of material.

D AY 20 July l O, 2004 2 men 8 hours eachBorrowed a wheeled backhoe for 5 days. Moved the machine from Geraldton to False Creek. Started pushing brush, logs and bush from the sites of trenches TR1, TR2 and TR3 (2002 Work Report)

DAY 21 July 11,2004 2 men 8 hours eachMoved machine to site of trench TR04-1. Began removing brush and logs and started stripping the outcrops. Moved east to trench TR04-2 and stripped that area.

DAY 22 July 12,2004 2 men 8 hours eachMoved some brush at the sites of trenches TR3 and TR3 A (2002 Work Report) and began stripping trench TR04-3. Plenty of overburden and boulders and large float pieces containing rust and sulphides

DAY 23 July 13,2004 2 men 8 hours eachFinished trenching trench TR04-3 and moved the backhoe to strip the Muscovite showing. Moved the backhoe to site of trench TR04-6. Removed tree tops and logs and began removing dirt from this trench. Plenty of rust and large pieces of mineral visible.

D AY 24 July 14, 2004 2 men 8 hours eachContinued mechanical stripping of trench TR04-6. The dirt here is very rusty and as hard as cement. Completed stripping this trench and moved the machine back to Geraldton.

DAY 25 July 20,2004 2 men 8 hours eachPressure washed the stripped areas of trench TR04-1. Drilled 3 holesat this location using a Stihl diamond drill that produces a core 42 cm longby 4 Vi cm in diameter.

D AY 26 July 21, 2004 2 men 8 hours eachDrilled one more hole at trench TR04-1, then moved to trench TR04-2. This trench was covered with 20 cm of water due to recent rains. Tried to drill in this trench but was unable to remove the core due to the amount of water in the trench. Drilled one hole at trench TR04-10, geologically mapped the trench and moved on to trench TR04-11. Drilled two holes there.

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DAY 27 August 14,2004 2 men 8 hours eachStarted geologically mapping trench TR04-5. Bush workers had worked around this area and left plenty of brush and logs to be removed again from these sites. Pressure washed the stripped areas and drilled two holes.

D AY 28 August 15,2004 2 men 8 hours eachGeologically mapped trench TR04-5. Alteration and rust is plentiful. Moved to the muscovite mica site and geologically mapped that location, Trench TR04-4 and trenches TR04-7 and TR04-8. Drilled 3 holes TR04-7 and l hole at TR04-8.

DAY 29 August 28,2004 2 men 8 hours eachMoved to site of trench TR04-1 and geologically mapped this trench. Geologically mapped trenches TR04-2 and TR04-3. Drilled one hole in the stripped area of trench TR3-A (2002 Work Report). Moved on to geologically map trench TR04-6 and drill l hole in this trench.

DAY 30 August 29,2004 2 men 8 hours eachGeologically mapped trench TR04-9, drilled 3 holes here. Sulphides are abundant in this area.

DAY 31 August 30,2004 l man 8 hoursPrepared samples for showing to companies possibly interested in optioning this property.

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DESCRIPTIONS OF TRENCH DRILL CORE SAMPLES

Sample #

TR04-1

TR3A

TR04-5

TR04-6

TR04-7

TR04-7A

TR04-7B

TR04-8

TR04-9

TR04-9A

TR04-9B

Type

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fine grained ultramafic sericite with 1007o sulphides

fine grained volcanic sericite schist with 5^0 magnetite sulphides

volcanic with quartz sericite chloritic fine grained schist with 20*M) magnetite sulphides

volcanic with serisitic pyroxene with 350/!) magnetite sulphides

chloritic sericite schist banded volcanic with 2Q07o magnetite sulphide

bands of sericite schist and sulphide 2007o magnetite

sericite chloritic sheered volcanic with 25^/0 magnetic sulphide

banded sericitic schist iron formation for 9 cm changes to a green chlorite with magnatite and garnets

sericitic schist chloritic carbonated volcanic containing some rust and 15S sulphides

sericitic schist chloritic hornblend volcanic with garnets and lO'J'o magnetite and sulphides

sericitic chloritic pyroxene with garnets and magnetite and sulphides

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TR04-10 Core Broken sericitic schist chloritic rusted Pyroxenitewith lO^o sulphides

TR04-1 1 Core 18 cm sericitic schist chloritic pyroxenite withmagnetite and sulphides

TR04-1 1 A Core 20 cm sericitic schist horneblend volcanic withsulphides

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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The Cote-Alfred Lake Property has the potential for a massive sulphide deposit. During the 2003 - 2004 Work Program, five new areas of massive sulphide deposits were discovered. Samples from two of these new zones were sent for assay anaylsis. A drill hole sample from trench TR04-1 location returned excellent assay results of Au 207ppb, Pt 187 ppb, Pd 864 ppb, Cu 9,365 ppm and Ni 4,045 ppm. The second sample was taken from a large float piece of massive sulphide and returned nearly identical results. The new sulphide discoveries contain the same types of mineral as the samples that were assayed. The core from the drill hole samples will be assayed at a later date.

During the original staking of the property, two VLF conductors and a high mag were located in what is now the location of trenches TR3 and TR3-A (2001 - 2002 Work Report). These units have excellent potential for PGE minerals and should be drilled to a depth of one thousand feet and the core assayed. They cover an area approximately 200 meters in width. The northern VLF conductor, at the site of TR04-6, should also drilled to a depth of five hundred feet and the core assayed. It is approximately 100 meters wide. Plenty of mineral is visible at all these locations.

A concentrated prospecting, mechanical stripping and trenching, as well as a geological mapping program with lines at 100 meter intervals for control should be undertaken on this property. These mineralization zones are open to the east and west of these areas.

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BUDGET

30 days - 2 men @ 8 hours each S 9,000.00

Idays- l man @ 8 hours S 150.00

5 days - mechanical stripping with backhoe S 2,400.00

Drill and water pump costs S 600.00

Mileage expense 6090 km @ S0.357km S 2,131.50 Beardmore to Alfred Lake Return

Map and Reporting Costs S 100.00 Mileage -Beardmore to Thunder Bay420 km @ SO.SS/km S 147.00

Food - 2 men - 27 days @ S20.007day S 540.00

TOTAL S 15,068.50

Mining Lands - Mining Claims Abstract Summary Page l of2

Mining Lands - Mining Claims Summary

Thunder Bay - Division 40

CLAIM NUMBER:Unit Size:Township/Area:Lot: Description:Staker:Recorded Holder:Recording Date:Due Date:Work Required:Total Applied:Work Performed:Total Reserve:Present Work Assignment:Claim Bank:Claim Status:

TB 1187660_ (Click Claim Number for Details)15HOUCK\r\nCOTE,COTE,

(G-0487)

ROBERT LUCIEN (E30435) RICHARD ROBERT ( 33.00

2001-Sep-252004-SEP-25600060004000O (Click Reserve for Details)

OoACTIVE

CLAIM NUMBER:Unit Size:Township/Area:Lot Description:Staker:Recorded Holder:Recording Date:Due Date:Work Required:Total Applied:Work Performed:Total Reserve:Present Work Assignment:Claim Bank:Claim Status:

TB 118766015HOUCK\r\nCOTE,COTE,

(Click Claim Number for Details)

(G-0487)

ROBERT ROBiERT

LUCIEN (E30435)

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(Click Claim Nuntoer for Details)TB 1245669.4HOUCK (G-0487)

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(Click Claim Number for Details)TO 12456706MCQUESTEN (G-O189)

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TB 12456706 MCQUESTEN

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Work Report Summary

Transaction No: W0440.01460 Status: APPROVED

Recording Date: 2004-SEP-16 Work Done from: 2003-MAY-17

Approval Date: 2004-OCT-06 to: 2004-AUG-30

Client(s): 121347 COTE, RICHARD ROBERT

121365 COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN

392951 COTE, MARCEL ALEXANDER

Survey Type(s): PROSP PSTRIP

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2005-OCT-25

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Reserve:31,868 Reserve of Work Report*: W0440.01460

51,868 Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2004-OCT-07

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

ROBERT LUCIEN COTE P.O. Box 137 169 MAIN STREET Beardmore, ONTARIO POT 1GO CANADA

Tel: (888) 415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.28451 Transaction Number(s): W0440.01460

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

Richard Robert Cote (Claim Holder)

Robert Lucien Cote (Assessment Office)

Assessment File Library

Robert Lucien Cote (Claim Holder)

Marcel Alexander Cote (Claim Holder)

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