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GEOLOGY

AND

GEOCHEMISTRY

(SOIL SAMPLING)

JEDBURGH RESOURCES LIMITED

FRECHETTE TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

TORONTO, ONTARIO

C. G. CHERITON, P. ENG,

February 28, 1985

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I SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

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II INTRODUCTION

III LOCATION AND ACCESS

IV PREVIOUS WORK

V GEOLOGY OF THE GOLD-BEARINGVEINS 7

VI GEOLOGY OF THE GABBRO BODY 12

VII GEOCHEMISTRY (SOIL SAMPLING) 12

VIII CONCLUSIONS 18

IX RECOMMENDATIONS 19

X APPENDIX (SOIL ANALYSES)

LIST OF MAPS

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MAP NO. l - Property LocationScale 1:600,000

MAP NO. 2 - Map of ClaimsScale l inch to b mile

MAP NO. 3 - Geology of Main Gold ShowingScale l inch to 50 feet

MAP NO. 4 - Sample Plan over Main ShowingScale l inch to 100 feet 11

MAP NO. 5 - Gold in parts per Billion (Main Showing)

Scale l inch to 100 feet 13

MAP NO. 6 - Copper in parts per Million(Main Showing) 16

MAP NO. 7 - Geology of Gabbro BodyScale l inch to 200 feet 17

MAP NO. 8 - Soil Sampling Plan of Detail Area

Scale l inch to 400 feet 21

MAP NO. 9 - Gold in parts per BillionScale l inch to 400 feet 22

MAP NO. 10 - Copper in parts per MillionScale l inch to 400 feet 23

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l SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

The writer, assisted by Michael Paton, spent

4, from June 23 to August 3, 198^5 on the Frechette

property of Jedburgh Resources Limited doing

prospecting cind soil sampling of the VLF anomalies

and of the gold showings. Further soil sampling

and geology was done on the detail grid in September

and October. A total of 621 soil samples were

collected and the location of most of them is shown

on Map No. 8 attached to this report.

The main gold showings occur in north-west

trending sheeir zones cutting a gabbro body containing

irregular white quartz veins with chlorite seams,

pyrite and associated chalcopyrite along a 300 foot

strike length. Soil Sampling over the main showing

indicates that any results higher than 5 parts per

billion of gold in the soil is significant and could

be considered anomalous. In addition to the main

zone, three other anomalous areas are indicated on

Map No. 9.

The gabbro body is over 400 feet wide and trends

about N. 700E and is cut off by northerly trending

faults just east of 4E and west of 16 West. The

writer believes that the faulted extension continues

west at Line SOS and 28 West, where some anomalous gold

readings have been noted on Anomaly C.

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The geological and geochemical work should be

extended west of the Detail Grid area to cover

Anomaly C. At least three drill holes oriented

at -45 to drill south-west under the main gold

showing are justified. Geological mapping of the

whole property should be completed in 1985.

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13 INTRODUCTION

The Frechette property of Jedburgh Resources

Limited consists of 156 claims, located in Sweeney

and Frechette Townships (see Map No. 2). They

were acquired by Jedburgh because of a gold

discovery located on claim no. 681710 by Isaac

Burns of Sudbury, Ontario.

A report on the Frechette Township Gold

Propsect, Larder Lake Mining Division for Jedburgh

Resources has already been done by Fenton Scott,

P. Eng. on December 17, 1983. He sampled the main

veins and noted that the fine pyrite tends to carry

a higher proportion of the gold and that heavy

chalcopyrite may be low in gold content.

This report represents a beginning of explor

ation around the main showing and on the Detail Grid,

see Map Nos. 2 and 8.

Ill LOCATION AND ACCESS

Map No. l shows the location of the Frechette

property on the main line of the Canadian National

Railway, 34 miles from Capreol.

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The property is about 100 miles south of Timmins

and nearly 40 miles northeast of the Jedburgh "Hart"

property; hoxêver, there is no direct access between

the two properties by road.

The most convenient way to the property is by

charter float plane to Thor Lake and Oden Lake at

McKee's Camp, By railway, one may drive to Gogama

on Highway 144 and go south on the train to McKee's

Camp or conversely, board at Capreol and go north

to McKee's Camp.

It is a difficult four-wheel jeep road into

McKee's Camp regardless of whether one chooses the

north route from Shining Tree or the south route

along the power line from Val Caron (near Capreol)

and north of Sudbury. The south (or power line)

route is rocky and there is a danger of damaging

the transmission; however, the north route out to

Shining Tree has many deep mud holes on the clay

and sandhills and one can easily become stuck during

the rainy periods.

IV PREVIOUS WORK

Following Fenton Scott's report of December 17,

1983, and recommendations, a north-south Baseline was

cut and east-west picket lines then cut at 400 foot

intervals over the entire property.

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A VLF survey, using Annapolis was run resulting in

many anomalies, many on lakes and along muskeg and

swamps. On the Detail Map area (Map No. 8), anomalies

A, B and C were located which trend north-south.

In July, a series of north-south lines were cut

over the gold discoveries on the Detail Grid and a

VLF survey was run based on Cutler giving A and B

cutler anomalies which trend east to southeast (see

Map No. 8)

Some old drill core was discovered near the

site of F4 (Fairview Mining), see Map No. 3, but it

had all been dumped. Also, drill core in rotted

boxes was found near line 72S and 9E (see Map No. 8).

This may have been from the Jowsey drilling but it

is not certain. The Jowsey drilling probably had some

good gold sections as the assays have been deleted on

the assessment record.

V GEOLOGY OF THE GOLD-BEARING VEINS

Map No. 3 on a scale of l inch to 50 feet, shows

the main gold veins so far discovered on claim no.

681710. The original or main vein on line SOS was

discovered over 30 years ago. In late 1983, Isaac Burns

uncovered two more gold veins in bulldozer cuts which

suggest a strike length of over 300 feet.

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The report of Fenton Scott dated December 17,

1983 covers this work and the sampling of the

exposed veins indicated a very significant gold

content both in the veins and quartz-pyrite boulders

found on the trenches.

Most of the exposed rocks are a dark grey

coloured, medium to coarse grained gabbro containing

feldspar and amphibole, often in about equal pro

portions. Some of the mafic minerals are probably

altered pyroxene and some of the rock is completely

altered to a fine grained, silicified schist along

fault and shear zones. Adjacent to the large quartz

veins, the gabbro is completely altered to a dark

chorite schist with heavy pyrite and some chalcopyrite.

There is a small outcrop of Gowganda meta-sediments

at 5150 south and 0220 east which contains some

irregular, barren white quartz veins. The rocks

appear to strike about N70OE and dip 600 north and

the writer believes this is the southeast side of the

gabbro body containing the quartz veins.

In July 1984, many narrow, irregular quartz veins

striking N10 to 20 degrees east with extensive pink

feldspar and chloritic alteration were uncovered by

grub hoes and shovels on line 50S at 60 feet east.

The glaciated rocks were sampled by means, 10 diamond

cuts, each 3 feet long across the quartz veinlets at

10 foot intervals along the strike.

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The rocks were analyzed by Assayers (Ontario) Limited

with the following results:

Gold Copper (parts per Billion) (parts per Million)

I 34 548

II -5 61

III -5 67

IV -5 58

V -5 20

VI -5 26

VII -5 30

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Two more diamond saw cuts were made at 4853S,

155W and 4835S, 100W with the following results:

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XII 292 49

Samples 13 and 14 were each taken in the water-filled

trench adjacent to the southwest side of the vein at 4920S

and 25 east. No.13 assayed .09 oz. per ton so that

the vein at this point carries gold across at least 8

feet. Both of the rock outcrop areas of the diamond

saw cuts appear to be silicified altered gabbro with

northeasterly shearing, extensive alteration and narrow

veins that dip both northwest and southeast. It is

possible that the best gold mineralization may occur

in the gabbro at the junction of the northwest fault-

located quartz bodies and northeasterly shearing.

Another possibility is that the diamond saw cuts were

located on windows in the floor of a faulted gabbro sill

and represent precambrian greenstones, with a low gold

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VI GEOLOGY OF THE GABBRO BODY

Map No. 7 on a scale of l inch to 200 feet

shows the gabbro as exposed southwest o f the gold

bearing quartz veins. So far, no outcrop of

sedimentary quartzite has been found in direct

contact with the gabbro. There is a fault contact

at 57S and 900 west which strikes north 70 degrees

east and dips 75 degrees north. The fault zone

contains vuggy quartz and carbonate and sample No.

15 across 6 inches gave 134 ppb gold and 264 ppm

copper. Pink flat-lying Lorrain quartzite lies on

the north side of this fault zone.

The gabbro body can be traced east by north

from here to the centre of Isaac Burns 1 bulldozer

cut at 4W. Here the overlying sedimentary rocks

appear spotted from the contact metamorphic effect.

The gabbro body is then faulted to the northwest.

There is a depression just west of line 4W at 53

south which should be soil sampled in detail and

trenched where the gabbro body is apparently faulted

against the sedimentary rocks.

VII GEOCHEMISTRY (SOIL SAMPLING)

The writer assisted by Michael Paton cut some

new picket lines at 100 foot intervals over the gold-

bearing veins located on claim no. 681710.

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Soil samples were then taken on a 5 0 foot grid by

means of a stainless steel augur and the plan is

shown on Map No. 4. Every effort was made to reach

the B horizon but only dark clay and stream silt

could be obtained in the cedar swamp along the base

line south of line 51S. Brown soils lying under the

grey leached surface soils were easily reached from

the well drained areas around outcrops on the north

east corner (see Map No. 3) which are about 50 feet

higher than the cedar swamp. Glacial striae on the

gabbro outcrop strike northeast, but general glacial

movements in the area could have been southeast. The

present water drainage is toward the southwest.

Samples Nos. l to 151 were sent to X-RAY Assay

Laboratories, 1885 Leslie Street, Don Mills, for gold,

nickel, copper, zinc, arsenic and silver analysis.

The samples were dried and screened to pass 80 mesh

and gold was done by fire assay followed by a direct

current plasma analyses which is believed to have a

detection limit of 2 parts per billion. Nickel,

copper, zinc, were done by direct current plasma

method and the arsenic was done by the flame atomic

absorption technique.

The nickel ranged from 10 to 60 parts per

million and was not plotted.

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Tho zinc analysis range generally from 10 to 30

parts per million with one of 100 parts per million

and was not plotted. The arsenic ranged from 0.3 to

6 parts per million and was not plotted. Silver was

very flat, generally less than 0.5 parts per million

which is the detection limit^with one reading at 1.0

part per million.

Map No. 5 shows parts per million of gold where

a clear anomcily trending southwest from the main vein

is apparent, and another from the northwest vein

structure. It is also apparent that 5 parts per billion

and higher is an anomalous soil reading.

Map No. 6 shows copper in parts per million around

the gold veins with a more diffuse anomaly, extending

southwest from the gold-bearing veins.

From the detailed survey, it appeared that 100

foot intervals were close enough to pick up a geo

chemical anomaly; consequently, 300 soil samples were

taken over the grid to the south of the main gold-

bearing veins (see Map No. 8) on a scale of l inch to

400 feet.

These samples were all sent to Assayers (Ontario)

Limited where they were burned, then taken in solution

and analyzed on the atomic absorption unit for gold in

parts; per billion and copper in parts per million.

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parts per million and three anomalous areas, namely

X, Y and Z are clearly apparent. Only anomaly Z

coincides with a VLF anomaly "C" read on Annapolis.

Also, it is possible that the 6 and 37

ppb of gold on line: 92S is significant on "B" from

Annapolis. This latter anomaly is also on a

topographic lineament and will be pursued in 1985.

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are apparent with high copper making anomalies X and

Y one continuous geochemical anomaly.

VIII CONCLUSIONS

Many of the VLF anomalies located by the

geophysical survey are found along the edges of lakes,

in swamps and muskeg and along the edge of steeply

dipping rock outcrops. Many of these are due to

varying conductivity in overburden silts and clays, or

where electrolytes occur at interfaces of reactive rocks

and decaying vegetation.

In the areas of extensive overburden, geochemical

soil sampling is the best way of testing each anomaly

for direct gold content in the overlying soils. The

technique seems to work on the Jedburgh property,

although the anomalies appear to be displaced down-ice

or down-drainage.

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Anomaly "C" read from Annapolis appears to

contain anomalous gold and warrants much more work;

however, one has to bear in mind that no geophysical

anomaly showed up over the main gold veins.

Consequently, the only successful technique so far

is soil geochemistry unless gold-bearing veins can be

directly uncovered with a bulldozer.

The original Jowsey drilling in 1962 intersected

gold mineralization but the assessment record shows

the assay values deleted. Subsequently, drilling by

Fairview Mining in 1974 did intersect gold-bearing

quartz assaying 0.12 ounces per ton but the core

recovery was very poor. Under such conditions, the

gold assay would be low as the fine pyrite would be

lost in the sludge. Modern wire-line and new

drilling techniques would give good core recovery.

Also, the Fairview holes were oriented to drill north

west, along the strike of the veins.

IX RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Complete Geological Mapping of the whole property.

2. Detail soil sampling grid over anomalies

X, Y and Z to be followed by trenching

and bulldozing the geochemical highs.

3. Continue geological mapping west of

the detail grid over VLF anomaly "C 1

and further soil sampling.

4. Drill at least 3 holes oriented

southwest at -45 degrees under the

main gold showing to explore the

veins; at depth.

Respectfully submitted,

C. G. Cheriton, P. Eng.

Toronto, Ontario

February 28, 1985

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Submitted by . -, J t dburQh JtCBOUftt J

Date. Bepttubfr (t, 1 984

8a*plt N*.

321 U08 15V322 UOI 15475V323 UOS 16V324 L404508 16V325 U1I 16V326 U1450S 16V327 U28 16V328 U24S08 16V329 U38 16V330 L4S4508 16V

331 t448 16V ^332 4-0'V UV 548333 50'V UV 148334 20'H *f 332335 20*8 *f 332336 U l 1W 357 L48 1450V338 L48 2V

339 Li 6 2450V

340 Uf 3V

*v ' au i v

Ltd* Att'nf Mr . B* ffftntdtne. c. Mr. Ftnton Scott

Au ppb

767

912

67

045

45

45

41

45

l

45

45

45

4545

1. 1. Mr. C. 8. ChtMton

CU PPM

5

134

13538

2

11151017S

130

11165831 ^^^^^^75 "\"^ 7

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J339S

29-

Date:

Samples of _So4 lr

J*4bur\jb *t*our*tt Ltd, Mr. B. ttrantdtnMr. ftnUm Scott

c.c. Mr. C.6. Charlton

SanpU No. Au ppb

341 L2B 2450U O342 L28 2W K5

343 L2S USOW K5

344 L2S 1W <5

345 LOS 2W <5

346 LOS 24SSOU O

347 LOS 3W K5348 LOS 3*!50U K5349 LOS 4U <5

CU

7181

113243233151611

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fceived. . -.. . ~ .^322

ibmitledby Jedburch Resources. Ltd.

Semple No.

SS 350 THOR LAKE PLACER

351 86S 22H352 85+50S2222W

353 85S 221!

354 84+50S 22W

^355 84S 22W356 83+5QS 22w

357 83S 22W

358 82+50S 22W

359 82S 22W360 808 22W

361 79+55S 22W362 L 92S 2+OOU

363 t 92S 2+50W364 L 92S 3+OOW

365 L 92S 3+56 W

366 L 92S 4+QOW367 L 92S 4+5GW

368 L 92S 5+QOH•^369 L 92S 5+50W

370 L 928 6+OOW

88 371 L 92S 6+50W

Samples of

Au ppb

<5<5<5<5

19<5K5

<56 — ~~- -~

<5K5

<5OO^<5K5O376^

Soil

Att'n: Fr. B. GrensdenMr. Fenton Scott

— l^F. T . TJ^; — C h e r 't t^n ——————

Cu ppm

186

532

4

3

35

60

127

13

4

2

?

3

2

2

2Z3 ^^^

^/4\ /Y /?

ASSAYERS^TARIO) Llfc^TED

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........ ... - .r??.. - .Samplesof Soil

dburgh Resources Ltd. Att'n: f!r, 6. Gransden

Sanplt

(S 500501502503504505506507508509510511512515514515516517 518519

^ Hr. Fenton ScottMr. c. 6. chtMton

No. AU ppb Cu ppi*

UW 77S78S79 S81882S83884S

L5W 84SL6W 84SL7W 84SL6W 848L9U 84SL10W 84SL11U 848L12W 84 SL12W 84+20SL13W 84SHAW 84S L15W 84SL16VJ 84+20S

^ 50 6<5 31<5 5K5 613 - 2^ 317 14O 66 3O 30 20 2O 2*S 262 i 448 715 j 9 55 \ 2^ 2 ^,

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322

Submitted by .- , ...JedbuTflh JiesouT^fiS J.'

Sample

88 520521522 523524

0, 526 527528529530531532533534535536537538539

No.

L16

L15L14L13 L12 L11L10L 9L 6

, L1ZL 7l 8L 8L 8L12L12L12L 3

W

W

W

w w wwuwwwuwwwuwu

t

83S82S81S SOSSOSSOS SOS SOSSOS80SSOS80S80883S82S83 S83S82S818848

Samples of

td. Att 1

*

Au ppb

^4 5*5

C56is!

! 55 j<544K5<5<5<551<537<548

Sol l

Mr, Fenton 8col)tMr. C. G. ChtMton

Cu ppm

320

4 5

147

10 885

127

14573694 ^^^7

tit 7

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Certificate No. ..J t.i55-fl3.y.fi362U— ———

T3 tReceived — ——— ————— --

Submitted by ^ J-f- Ib-Urflk-B

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Lfejjjo.iJTjc.iS -Lid,. -

t*nplt No*

(S 540541542

543544545

• 546547548549

550551552

553

554555

556

557558

SS 559

L2W 848

L1W 848LOBL 848

L4t 84 SL4E 838L4E 828L4E 818

L4E eOSL4E 798L3E 808

L2E 80SL1E 80SLOfcL 80SLOBL 81S

LOBL 82SLOBL 838

L1W 80S

L2V! 808L4U 768L5U 768

uciie. — i* ^ T - "' — *- * —— u-^ —— .-i-—- ——————

^— Samples of _ — SniJ ——————— ——— ———— - ————————

____ At*

.Au ppb

*5

2437040^

T5<5O0^<5<5<5*5

66

58O

. <5

Vn: Mr. P, ftrantritn — —————————___Jl^-*_EeJltoJl--SJtall-— —————————

Mr. C. G. Cherlton

Cu ppm

44101

20

4

35

410

25

4

5

43

34

57V^~7^ X

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Sample No.

SS 560 L 6W 76S561 L 7W 76S562 L 10W 76 S563 L 11W 76S564 L 12W 76S565 L 12W 77S566 L 12W 7ss

f 567 L 12W 79S568 L 16W 79S569 L 16W 78S570 L 16W 77S571 L 16W 768572 L 16W 75S573 l 1 6W 748574 L 16W 73S575 L 16W 72S576 L 16W 71S577 L 16W 70S578 L 16W 69S579 L 16W 68S

Samples of

Au ppb

^^K5

<5O6^<5K5^26*5<5<520013^<56

Soil

Att'n: MR. B. Gransden

Mr. C. 6. ChtMton

Cu ppm

4116466738

171513534

124443 -"^^/?

ASSAYER

Per

varyCngelen Kgr.

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RrtôtuoH J J ̂ -

^Lihmittftri hv Jtdburoh Rft sour c tt s Lt

S* HP 1 1 No.

SS 580 L 16V 67S581 L 16V 66S582 L 16V 6bS

583 L 16V 64S

584 L 16V 63S

585 L 16V 62S

A 586 L 16V 61S^ 587 L 16V 608

588 L 16V 591589 L 16V 581:590 t 16V 571591 L 16V 5 6 li592 L 15V 568593 L 14V 568594 L 13V 568595 L 12V 56S596 L 12V 57S597 L 12V 588598 L 12V 59S

IS 599 L 12V 60S

Samples of .

.Au ppb

41

O3745

1345

. ^K5

6K5

. O4545

445545454545

^

SOU

Att'n: Mr. B. GransdenMr. Fenton ScottMr. c. 6. charlton

Cu ppm

23223

11352t

113tl24346 ^^——)

(* ^ X

Per .

J./7*n ^geUn Ngr.

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MI-759-06 /#3620 Date: November 14, 1984

322

Jedburgh Resources Ltd.

S* Dip t e No.

SS 600 L 13W 60S

601 L 14W 60S602 L 16K 60S603 L 15W 64S

604 L UW 64S605 L 13U 64S606 L 15W 68S

607 L 15W 72S608 L 14W 6BS609 L 13W 68S

610 L 14W 72S611 L 13W 72S612 L 15W 76S613 L UU 76S614 L 13W 76S615 L 12W 75S616 L 12W 74S617 L 12W 73S618 L 12W 72S

SS 619 L 12W 71S

Samples of .

Au ppb

K5

<527<5446^<5<56O38C5^2642K5

O6

, 51

Soil

Att'n: Mr. B. GransdenMr. Fenton Scottnr. C. G. CheMton

Cu ppffi

345669486575

234534524834159 .^^ )

ARIO) LI

^\

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M1^759-07^/^3620

R occ i vod ^j) fc ̂

Submitted by. J edbMT.fi h Re* ounces J. t d*

Sample No.

SS 620 L 12W 70S621 L 12W 69S622 L 12M 68S623 L 12M 67S624 L 12W 66S625 L 12W 65S

^ 626 L 12W 64SW* 627 L 12W 63S

628 L 12W 62S629 L 12W 61S630 L 11U 56S631 L 10U 56S632 L 8W 56S633 L 7U 56S634 L 6U 56S635 L 5W 565636 L 4W 56S637 L 3W 56S638 L 2W 56S

SS 639 L 1W 568

Samples of

.Au ppb

246^^10<56

6^<5K5

W67

<56

K5<5*5

SoH

— Att'n; Mr* B. Grantd*n —————MT. F*n*' ftri ScottMr. C. G. CheHton

Cu p p m

364

14366 877

49811219152826646*-^""7

Per ..

J/van Engelen Mgr.

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Samoles of .

Jedburgh Resources Ltd.

8*nple No.

SS 640 L OB/L641 L 1E642 L 2 1643 L 3E644 L 4E645 L 4E646 L 4E647 L 4E648 L 4E649 L 4E650 L 4E651 L 4E652 L 4E653 L 4E654 L 4*655 L 4E656 L 4E657 L 4E658 L 4E

SS 659 L 4E

Au ppb

56S ^56S 20565 2756S ^56S ^578 ^58S ^598 1060S ^618 1762S O638 O648 ^658 20668 O671 3468S K569S O70S 17718 . K5

natfl . November 14, 1W4

Soil

Att'n: Mr. B. GransdenMr. Fenton Scott

———— Mr. c. e. chef 1 ton

Cu ppm

244

18149586845

191465

2622109

Per

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jy.ll^9-09. JI'AtfZQ—.

^ ..^^.. ^122

Date: November 14, 1Vb4

Samples of —icil^

Sample

SS

SS

660661662663664665666667668669670671672673674675676677678679

No.

L.4EL.4EL. 4 E

L.4E

L4E

L4L

L4E

LOB/l

LOB/L

LOB/L

LOB/L

L1U

LEWL3UL4WL4WLAWL4WL3UL2W

72S73 S7AS

75 S768

77 S78 S78S79S77S76S76S76S76875S74 S73S72S72S72S

.Att*n; Mr. e. Gransden

.Au ppb

17

53

10

^

6 ^

Mr. F enton ScottMr. C . 6. CheHton

Cu ppm

55336 .595344545444

116

12

Per

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Mi-759-io meao322

Jedburph Resources Ltd.

Sample No.

SS 680 L 1W 728681 L 0 B/L 728682 L 1E 728683 L 2E 728684 L 3E 728685 L 0 8/L 758686 L 0 B/L 748687 L 0 B/L 738688 L 0 B/L 718689 L 0 B/L 708690 L 0 B/L 698691 L 0 B/L 688692 L 0 4/L 671603 L 0 i/L 661694 L 0 B/L 658695 L 0 B/L 64t696 L 0 B/L 638697 L 0 B/L 628698 L 0 B/L 618

SS 699 L 0 B/L 608

Samples of

Au ppb

62445454545376

4510454520224545344568

. 13

Date: November 14 r 1984

Soil

Att'n: Mr- B. GransdenMr. Fenton ScottMr. C. 6. CheMton

Cu ppn

45

156835387355

1610589

115 ^ _ ,

Per

ASSAYERS (ONTARIO) LI

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Certificate No 1A, 1 0 o4

. J L Jedburqh Submitted by .

Sample

SS 700

701

702703

70A

705706

* 7 07

W 7oa709710711

712

71371A

715716

717

718SS 719

No

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

LL

LL

LL

L

32 ? Sample of S o11

Resources Ltd. Att'n: Kr. B. GransdcnMr. Fenton Scott

———— —— . ——————————————————— fttm C . G. Cht-rHtm ————

Au ppb Cu ppm

0 B/L 59S K5 7

0 B/L 58S ^ 110 B/L 57S 18 5

AW 57S 2A 8AW 58S 27 52

AW 59S 17 A5AW 60S 10 13

AW 61S ^ 30AW 62S v8 7

AW 63S O 7AW 6AS O A

AW 65S ^ 6

AW 66S ^ 3AW 67S O 8AW 68S ^ 2

AW 69S ^ AAW 70S ^ 3

AW 71S 20 75W 72S 1A 19

6W 72S ^ \^^^ —— )

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Jedburqh Resources Ltd. Submitted by . ... ...^ -. . - .. .... .— -. -- .. — -

Sample No.

SS 720 L 7W 72S

721 L ew 72S722 L 8W 73S723 L 8k1 74 S

724 L 8W 7I)S725 L 8W 71S

^ 726 L 8k' 70SF**727 L 8W 69S

728 L 8W 68S

729 L 8W 67S730 L 8W 66S

731 L 8W 65S732 L 8W 64S733 L 8U 63S734 L 8W 62S735 L 8W 618736 L 8W 60S737 L 8W 59S738 L 8W 58S

SS 739 L 8W 57S

Samples of

Au ppb

^^20

61251O4752OOO02410

66

146

20

Soi l

Att'n: Mr. B. Gransdennr. Fentfth scott

Cu ppm

2

3

4

3

8

7

13?

172

124150

7828

4720

36403841

2 -""^"7S/ s~\

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Sample No

SS 740 L741 L742 L743 L744 L745 L746 L

A 747 L^ 748 L

749 L750 L751 L752 L753 L754 L755 L756 L757 L758 L

SS 759 L

322

.11W 72S10W 72S9W 72S11W 68S10W 68S7W 68S6W 68S5W 68S3W 68S2W 68S1W 68S1E 6BStt 68 S3E 6883E 64S2E 64S1E 64S

1U 64S2W 6483W 648

Samples of .

d. Att

Au ppb

240242741^586

K5<5K5O6237K513<5K5<5<5

Soil

Vn: Mr. B. GransdenMr. Fenton ScottMr. C. G. Chorlton

Cu ppm

22

182

31755675342323577 .^

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J,/van (twrten M g r.

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Submitted by . Jedburgh

Sample No

38 760 L761 L762 L763 L764 L765 L766 L767 L768 L769 L770 L771 L772 L773 L774 L775 L776 L777 L778 L

SS 779 L

. . -..32.

R e t c u r c c r.

*

5U 64 S

9W 64 S

10W 64S

11W 64 S

11 W 60S

10W 60S9W 60S

7W 60S

6W 60S

5W 60S3W 60S2W 60S1-W 60S1E 60S2E 60S3E 60S4E 55S4E 54 S4E 53S4 F 5? S

Date: November 1 4,

Samples of

..td.

Au ppb

^

OK5

6*5O

6*53529^^*517toK5<51027

Soil

Att'n: Mr. P. GrantdenMr. Fenton ScottPir. c. G. Cherltoh

Cu p p rri

81

2

232

1536?742

3169Z

10

410

310

12

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p r* f* ft t v/rt/H

Submitted by . -Ledburg^ Re sou

Sample No.

SS 780 L 4E

781 L 4E

782 L 4f

783 L 4E

784 L 4E

785 L AE

786 L 4E

f| 787 L 4E

788 L 4E

789 L 4E

790 L 4E

791 L 4E

792 L 3F

793 L 2E

794 L 1E

795 L 0 B/L

796 L 1W

797 L 2W

798 L 3W

SS 799 L 4W

322

rees Ltd.

51S

SOS

49S

48S

478

46S

45S

44S

43S

42S

41S

40*

408

40*

40S

40S

40S

40S

40S

40S

Samples of

Au ppb

^

^

O

^

^

^

312013^

6

^K5K5

55

276

392214

Date November 14, 1984

SoU

Att'n: Kr. 8. GransdenMr. Fenton ScottMr. C. G. CheMton

fu ppm

56

282

272

2

323

2

222

23

2

5

86

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