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REPORT ON
PROSPECTING,
MANUAL STRIPPING
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GEOLOGICAL MAPPING
of the
COTE-NORTOBA PROPERTY
Poplar Point and Sandra Twp.
Ontario
February 1,2005 Robert L. Cote
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Listing of Maps by Name and Number
Introduction
Project Location
Location Map # 1
Access
Claim Map # 2
Geology Regional and Local
Regional Geology
General Geology Map # 5
Mineral Exploration Inventory Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5
Bedrock of Ontario Page 1 Page 2 Page 3
Property Geology
Work Area Geology
Geology Map # 6
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Work Done
Previous Work
2003-2004 Program
Daily Log
Description of Samples
Results
Recommendations
Assay Sheets
Strip Location Map
Strip Maps 5)
Abstracts (4)
Invoices - Swastika Laboratories Ltd.
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liSTING OF MAPS BY NAME AND NUMBER
Location Map # 1
Claim Map #2
Daily Traverse Map # 3
Outcrop Geology Map # 4
General Geology Map # 5
Area Geology Map # 6
Strip Location Map
Strip # 1 Map
Strip # 2 Map
Strip # 3 Map
Strip # 4 Map
Strip # 5 Map
(See Back Pocket)
(See Back Pocket)
INIRODUcnON
The Cote-Nortoba Property lies in Poplar Point and Sandra Townships, Ontario. Four claim blocks surround the past A.E. Tyson property. A. E. Tyson had found significant deposits of gold and molybedenum in 1963. Claim block # TB 1187533 now covers Tyson's past discovery. The author of this report believes that these occurrences continue to the east and the west on his claim blocks and expects to find significant deposits of both minerals.
Mineral exploration has taken place in this area since 1935. Many manually stripped areas have been noted during this work program. The work program began during the summer of 2003 and continued during the summer and fall of 2004. The program was concentrated at the south-east comer of Claim #3005085 (16 units). Prospecting, manual stripping, geological mapping of the outcrops and sampling were done.
A grid was constructed at the same time using the southern property line as a base line. Lines were flagged at 100 meters with station at 50 meter intervals for control.
The property was optioned to Roxmark Mines Ltd. early in January 2005.
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LOCATION
The Cote-Nortoba Property is situated approximately thirty (30) km north-west of Beardmore, Ontario and approximately one (1) km east of Lake Nipigon.
The property consists of thirty-nine units staked in four claim blocks -1221493, 3005085, 3005086 and 3005087 in the Thunder Bay Mining District. The claim maps are Poplar Point - 0-0116 and Sandra - 0-0167. The NTS Map Sheet is 52H!NE. Latitude is 88*03) and longitude is 49*41'.
Claim Numba' Numba' of Units Date RKonied TB 1221493 6 2003-June-16 TB 3005085 16 2003-June-16 TB 3005086 16 2003-June-16 TB 3005087 1 2003-June-16
LOCATION MAP
See Location Map # 1
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PROPERTY
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ACCESS
The property may be accessed by traveling north-northwest of Beardmore on Hwy 580. A bush road, locally known as the Camp 72 Road meets Hwy 580 approximately ten (10) km from the junction of Highways 580 and 11.
Travel north on the Camp 72 Road to the Sturgeon River bridge above Long Rapids. Tum left on the old Nortoba Road. The eastern border of the property crosses the road seven (7) km from the bridge. The road progresses through the central part of the property. Most ofthe property is accessible by 4-wheel drive truck or 4-wheeler.
See Claim Map # 2
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GEOLOGY - REGIONAL, PROPERlY and WORK AREA
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The Cote-Nortoba property lies in an area burned by a forest fire during May 1999. This area was mapped by Tom Hart, OGS during the summer of2002 (OGS Open File Report 6095).
* * The Phoenix project area is underlain by Archean metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocks of the Beardmore-Geraldton Belt (BGB), which form the southern margin of the eastern Wabigoon Subprovince. The BGB is bounded to the south by metasedimentary rocks of the Quetico Subprovince and, to the north, by metavolcanic rocks of the Onaman-Tashota terrance. Previous workers (Devaney and Williams 1989; Shanks 1993; Tomlinson et al. 1996) have interpreted the BGB to represent the collisional zone formed between the Wabigoon and Wawa subprovinces.
The Beardmore-Geraldton Belt was subdivided into a series of three (3), northeast-striking metasedimentary and three (3) volcanic belts by Devaney and Williams (1989). To differentiate these belts from the Beardmore Geraldton Belt, these six smaller belts of Devaney and Williams (1989) will be referred to as the northern, central and southern metasedimentary subbelts and the northern, central and southern metavolcanic subbelts. Mafic metavolcanic rocks of the southern metavolcanic subbelt (SVB) consist of massive and pillowed flows with minor tuffs, lapilli tuffs, and tuff breccias and interflow chert-magnetite iron formations. The southern metasedimentary subbelt (SSB) is composed of thinly to thickly bedded feldspathic wacke, lithic wacke, silstone, polymictic conglomerate, and mudstone and/or argillite with argillite-magnetite iron formation and jasper-hematite iron formation providing stratigraphic markers within the SSB. The central, metavolcanic subbelt (CVB) consists of intermediate massive and pillowed flows with significant tuffs, lapilli tuffs and tuff breccias, and minor interflow chert-magnetite iron formation. Exposures of the central metasedimentary subbelt (CSB) consist of polyictic conglomerate, lithic arenite and argillite-magnetite iron formation. The northern metavolcanic subbelt (NVB) is subdivided into the northern Bish Bay assemblage and the southern Poplar Point assemblage. The Bish Bay assemblage is composed of east-striking mafic pillowed to massive flows and rare tuffs resembling the SVB. The Poplar Point assemblage consists of northwest-striking, intermediate flows, tuff breccias and tuffs resembling the CVB, with subordinate mafic massive and pillowed flows.
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Thinly bedded feldspathic wacke, siltstone, argillite and conglomerate of the Quetico Subprovince are exposed in the southeastern comer of the map area and resemble metamorphosed equivalents of the metasedimentary rocks of the BGB. Felsic to intermediate flows, tuff and tuff breccias of the Onaman-Tashota terrane are exposed in the northeast and northwest comers of the map area.
A number of rock types intrude the supracrastal rocks, including a series of mafic to ultrmafic synvolcanic, intermediate to felsic synvolcanic, mafic posttectonic intrusive rocks and diabase dikes. The synvolcanic gabbroic rocks form thin sills subparallel to the strike of the mafic metavolcanic rocks of the SVB and the Bish Bay assemblage (BBA). A large intrusive body located in the BBA is a composite intrusion with gabbroic phases and peridotitic phases in the south and north parts of the intrusion, respectively. A series of intermediate to felsic dikes and sills ranging from massive granodiorite to quartz porphyritic, feldspar porphyritic and feldspar-quartz porphyritic phases occur within the metavolcanic rocks of the Poplar Point assemblage (PPA). These units appear to have been emplaced along the regional foliation, although some bodies are subhorizontal in orientation. A feldspar porphyritic granodiorite dike intrudes the mafic flows of the SVB and resembles the dikes of the PPA. Late posttectonic diorite sills predominantly occur within the metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocks along the contact between the SSB and CVB. Additional intrusions are located along the northern and southern contacts of the PP A. These diorite sills are generally undeformed and have chilled contacts with the metasedimentary rocks. A swarm of narrow, generally north-striking diabase dikes intrude the supracrastal rocks and appear to be predominantly Paleoproterozoic in age.
The Proterozoic diabase sills overlie both the ultramafic intrusion and Sibley Group sedimentary rocks, but the relative ages of the ultramafic rocks and Silbley Group are not known. Sedimentary rocks ofthe Silbley Group unconformably overlie the Quetico Subprovince metasedimentary rocks and are, in turn, overlain by the diabase sills. A single outcrop of carbonaceous feldspathic arenite units is located on Highway 11 in southeast Kitto Township. The ultramafic intrusion is crudely zoned, with an olivine gabbro granophyre along the upper western contact of a massive to pyroxene porphyritic peritotite of lherzolite and wehrlite composition. The peridotite forms a semicircular body located along the SVB-SSB and BGB-Quetico Subprovince contacts in western Kitto Township. A series of undulating, generally flat-lying to shallow-dipping mafic sills containing diabasic textures form part of the Nipigon sills. The sills are generally 100 m thick, and vary by 50 to 60 m in elevation over distances of 400 to 500 m. A 185 m thick sill was intersected in the workings of the Leitch, Sand River and Northern Empire mines. Sill stratigraphy is varied, and coarse-grained granophyric zones were observed toward the base of the sill and near the sill top underlying a magnetitie porphyritic phase. Contacts are commonly polygonal jointed, aphanitic chills or xenolith-rich hybrid contacts adjacent to the metasedimentary rocks.
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PROPERTY GEOUX;Y
The rock types found throughout this property are numerous and varied. A narrow band of peridotite runs through the northern section of the property into the metavolcanics. Two small areas had been mapped previously (T.R Hart, 2002). A small diabase lies in the northeast comer. This intrusion is surrounded by metavolcanics, a pillowed flow, tuff breccias and basalt with epidote. Quartz and axenite veins are found throughout the northern part of the property.
The central portion of the property is made up ofa large hill, consisting mainly of quartz with diorite. A narrow band of feldspar porphyritic massive flow lies to the north. A mafic to intermediate metavolcanic constructed of breccia pillowed flow with royalite and tuff lies to the south. Tuff breccia associated with quartz ankerite veining runs throughout this area. A few small mafic diabase dikes cross this area from north to south.
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Mafic intrusive rocks 6 Undersill claims 30 ~'O-Beardmore Ultramafic intrusive rocks 7 Creek vein 31 Hot
8 Lake Nipigon Central 32 Summers pipeline • Mafic metavolcanic rocks 10 Sand River Mine 35 McWiUiams-Beardmore
• Intermediate metavolcanic rocks 11 Leitch Mine 38 Spooner 12 Eva Lake property 40 JohnsorHiopkins • Felsic metavolcanic rocks 16 Candela 41 Lawrence-McKirdy
• Metasedimentary rocks 17 Archie Lake 44 Tyson#3 25 Gold Fields 45 ~n#1
:;] Posttectonic intrusive rocks 26 Morgan South Extension 46 ill City Gold ., .. ~' ... 28 Rentz 47 Cyril Knight West
Synvolcanic mafic intrusive rocks 48 Holm
Synvolcanic felsic intrusive rocks ! • I Diamond drill hole 49 Placer Dome - Metalore
Figure 70. Location of diamond-drill holes and associated properties in Eva, Summers, Dorothea and Sandra townships, Beardmore area.
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WORK DONE
PREVIOUS WORK
This previous work report covers work done on portions of the Cote-Nortoba Property and the surrounding area.
1930 -1934: Springer-Sturgeon Gold Mines Limited held the West or Sellars Group. Brennan and Kenty Bros. Prospecting Company Limited held the East or Brennan-Kenty Group. Mid-Canada Exploration Company Limited optioned the Brennan-Kenty Claims, which were later optioned by Kenbro Sturgeon Gold Mines.
1935: Amorada Gold Mines Limited held 20 unsurveyed claims and 4 surveyed claims. Trenching and sampling were undertaken on gold and gold-molybenite bearing quartz vems.
1936: The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Limited sampled the No.3 or Molybenite Vein. A total of 530 m (1,737 feet) of diamond drilling was done, tracing the No.3 Vein to a depth of 115 m (380 feet). A molybdenite bearing quartz vein 23 m (75 feet) south of the No.3 Vein was also drilled.
1957: G. Elliot and N. V. Montgomery staked 52 claims covering the Au-Mo showings, including the former 4 leased claims that expired that year. Northwind Explorations Limited was formed to work the claims.
1958 - 1959: Nortoba Nickel Explorations Limited optioned the claims and the company was renamed Nortoba Mines Limited. Geophysical surveys, trenching, stripping and diamond drilling were performed. A gold-sulphide zone "50-70 feet (15 21 m) wide was located and traced for 120 m (400 feet) along strike. The zone is located 0.8 km southwest of the No. 1 Vein (north of the NO.3 Vein). A 75 - 100 ton/day mill was purchased and plans for a decline proposed.
1960: There was a shortage of funds and Nortoba Mines disposed of their assets.
1962: Mead Mining Corporation Limited completed 7 drill holes totaling 920 m (3,018 feet) on the property.
1963: A. E. Tyson and W. T. Woods acquired the property.
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1964: Tyson and Woods bulk sampled the property (No.1 and lA Veins).
1965: Candore Explorations Limited optioned the property.
1965: Candore Explorations Limited initiated a program of geological mapping, trenching, stripping and diamond drilling (17 drill holes totaling 1,200 m (3,927 feet) to investigate the molybdenite deposit.
1983: Stroud Resources Limited optioned the property and conducted stripping, trenching, sampling and a mapping program.
1994: A prospecting, bulldozer stripping and assay sampling was carried out by P. Lassila. Two zones with significant gold values were discovered.
1995: A follow-up program to the 1994 program was undertaken by P. Lassila. Prospecting, mapping of the 1994 bulldozer stripped trenches and bulldozer stripping along extensions of the 1994 gold occurrences were conducted. Property owners, Lassila and Houghton optioned the property to Colin Bowdidge.
1996: P. Lassila undertook a program of additional prospecting and bulldozer stripping along extensions of the 1995 gold occurrences. A Scintrex MP-2 Protron Magnetometer was used to delineate and define the magnetic iron formation to the south. Detailed prospecting within these magnetic parameters resulted in the discovery of several magnetite-hematite bearing outcrops. Fifteen samples were taken for assay.
1998: P. Lassila again undertook an exploration program for Poplar Point Explorations Inc. 29.141 km of linecutting on two grids, 25.15 km of VLF EM and Magnetometer Survey (2100 station readings), 25.15 km of geological mapping, 8.9 km ofIP Survey, 43 days of prospecting. 24 grab samples for assay and 71.0 hours of bulldozer stripping were completed during this program.
1999: Twelve man-days were spent prospecting along north-south traverses by P. Lassila and F. Houghton.
2001: Two prospecting traverses were undertaken by P. Lassila on the eastern half of claim TB 1232681 and one traverse over the western half of the claim. No samples were taken and no further work was recommended.
2003: H. Goodman undertook a prospecting and sampling program on Claim # 1187533. This claim adjoins the Cote-Nortoba Property.
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2003 - 2004 WORK PROGRAM
Forty-five days were spent intensively prospecting, manually stripping outcrops and old and new trenches, geologically mapping and taking grab samples. A geological grid was constructed at the same time as prospecting, manual stripping and geological mapping were done. Flagged lines were spaced 100 m apart. Stations were marked at 50 m intervals for control. The work began at on August 10, 2003 at the south-east comer of claim TB 3005085.
The work program covered an area seven hundred (700) meters wide by nine hundred (900) meters long. The area was prospected and geologically mapped. All visible outcrops were stripped manually_ Three old trenches and two new trenches were manually stripped and grab sampled.
Seven hundred and twenty (720) man hours were spent flagging, intensively prospecting, manually stripping outcrops, geologically mapping and sampling the work area. Work was completed on November 15, 2004.
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DAILY LOG
DAY 1 Aug 10103
DAY 2 Aug 11103
DAY 3 Aug 12/03
DAY 4 Aug 13/03
DAY 5 Aug 14103
DAY 6 Aug 15/03
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2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Started flagging Line 0 from the #2 post on claim #3005085 to 250 m north station. Stations were marked at 50 meter intervals. Returned to Line O. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped outcrops. Robert L. Cote Richard R Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged the 200 meter Line to 250 m. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped outcrops. Robert L. Cote Richard R Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Returned to ridge and began flagging Line 100 m west from 250 m to the road. Returned to the ridge, prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Robert L. Cote Dianne J. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Traveled to Station 150 on Line 100 west. Started prospecting south to Line 0, manually stripping and geologically mapping outcrops. The ridge is a conglomerate. Flagged Line 200 m west north to the road. Robert L. Cote Dianne J. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Traveled to Line O. Flagged Line 300 meters west to the road. Prospected and geologically mapped outcrops. Only discovered conglomerate outcrops in this location. Returned to 0 Line. Flagged line 400 meters west to the road. No outcrops were found here. Robert L. Cote Richard R Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Traveled to Line 500 meters west. Flagged line north to the road and returned to 0 Line. Flagged Line 600 m west to the road. No outcrops were found. Plenty of cedar and underbrush. Prospected and geologically mapped this area for the rest of the day. Robert L. Cote Richard R Cote
DAY 7 Aug 16/03
DAY 8 Aug 17/03
DAY 9 Aug 18/03
DAY 10 Aug 23/03
DAY 11 Aug 24/03
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2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Flagged Line 0 from the 1200 m south Line post for 200 meters. Returned to Line 100 m West at the road and began flagging Line to 600 m station on the ridge. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Plenty of blow downs and underbrush. Robert L. Cote MarcR Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 0 for 100 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Located a large shear zone with quartz and ankerite. Mostly sand cover on the winter road. Worked this area for the rest of the day. Picked up three (3) samples. Robert L. Cote Dianne J. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Started flagging Line 200 m west from station 350 m north to the 600 m station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Plenty of blow downs and underbrush. Discovered three (3) old trenches 5 m west of Line 200. A backhoe is needed to move the overburden in trenches to look at the rock formation. Plenty of blowdowns. Robert L. Cote Richard R. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Traveled north to station 600 north at Line 100 m west. Flagged for 100 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the area. Blowdowns are plentifuL A large carbenation zone with sulphide was discovered here. Robert L. Cote Marcel A. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Returned to take a second look at the new discovery at Station 650 north. Manually stripped more of the showing. Returned to the 700 m north station at the 0 Line. Flagged the north line for 200 m west. Prospected this area. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
DAY 12 Aug 25/03
DAY 13 Aug 26/03
DAY 14 Aug 27/03
DAY 15 Aug 30/03
DAY 16 Aug 31/03
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2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Began flagging the 300 m west line from the road to the 600 meter station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Started at 600 m north station between Line 300 m and 200 m traveling south. Robert L. Cote Richard R Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped outcrops between Line 300 and 400 m west north of the road. The ridge is approximately eighty (80) meters high. Plenty of rock to look at. Plenty of blowdown in this area. Spent most of the day at the large carbenation zone. Picked up one (1) sample. Robert L. Cote MarcR Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Began flagging Line 400 m west to the 600 m station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops while traveling south between Line 400 m west and Line 300 m west. Plenty of blowdowns and brush Robert L. Cote Dianne I. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Returned to the top of the ridge. Continued prospecting, manual stripping and geological mapping the large outcrop. Plenty of shearing. The area is covered with blowdowns and overburden. The outcrop is carbonated. A large shear zone is here also. Robert L. Cote Richard L. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Finished mapping between Line 400 m west and Line 300 m west. Moved to Line 500 m west. Flagged the line from the 200 meter station to the 400 meter station. Prospected, manually stripped and geological mapped outcrop in this area. Blowdowns are plentifuL Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
DAY 17 Nov 3/03
DAY 18 Nov 4/03
DAY 19 Nov 5/03
DAY 20 Nov 6/03
DAY 21 Nov 7/03
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2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Traveled to the 400 m station on Line 500 m west. Flagged line 500 from 400 m north to 600 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the area between Line 500 west and 400 west. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 600 m west from road to 350 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geological mapped this area. Plenty of blow downs and moss covered outcrops. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 600 m west from 350 m north to 500 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped this area Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Flagged Line 200 m west from Station 600 m north to station 700 m north. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Plenty of blowdowns and brush. Prospected between Line 200 m west and 300 m west. Robert L. Cote Richard R. Cote
2 persons STRIP # 1
8 hours each = 16 hours
While staking during 2003, an old trench was found at the eastern boundary line of claim # 3005087, approximately four (4) meters northwest of the #1 post. We returned to this location to prospect and geologically map this old trench. This showing lies in a ravine and is approximately seventy-five (75) meters wide. The pit is two (2) meters wide by twenty-five (25) meters long. A forty (40) cm quartz vein was found here. A twenty (20) cm sericitic chloritic shear is located in the center of the trench. A quartz, ankerite vein approximately twenty (20) cm wide lies just south of the shear zone. Some pyrite and chalcopyrite was noticed. The shear zone is approximately fifty (50) meters wide at this location. The quartz contains a small amount of gold. One sample of this quartz was sent for assay analysis and returned a result of 0.04 oziton. Mechanical stripping needs to be done in this area. (See Strip # 1).
DAY 22, 23 Nov 8,9/03
2 persons STRIP # 2
8 hours each x 2 days 32 hours
Manually stripped the discovery in the northwest comer of Claim # 3005087. This sheared carbonated quartz and ankerite zone was found while staking this claim. (See Strip # 2) Robert L. Cote Marcel A. Cote
DAY 24, 25 2 persons 8 hours each x 2 days 32 hours Nov 10, 11/03 STRIP # 3
DAY 26 Oct 25104
DAY 27 Oct 26/04
DAY 28 Oct 28/04
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This stripped area lies close to a small pond and is a large shear zone containing some small fragment of silicified quartz 3mm to 10 cm long and 2 mm to 3 cm wide. The shear also contains some carbonatization of rusted ankerite. Parts of the zone are well mineralized with chalcopyrite and some pyrite. In the OGS Report 6095 by Tom Hart, 2002, a sample returned assay results of 28,708 Cu and 349 Ni. This area was manually stripped for ten meters in length and four meters in width. Two holes were drilled using the Stihl drilL (See Strip # 3). The core was to be used at the Thunder Bay Mining Symposium but the property was optioned to Roxmark Mines Ltd. in January 2005. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Flagged Line 300 from 600 m north to 700 m north and Line from 200 to 400 west on the northern border of the work area. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped outcrops. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Traveled to station 600 on Line 400 m west. Flagged line to 700 m north and flagged line from 400 m west to 500 m west. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Plenty of underbrush and blowdown. Found a shear zone with quartz and ankerite veinlets and some sulphides. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Traveled to station 600 at Line 500 west. Flagged line to 700 m north and the border line to Line 600 west. Prospected this low land. No outcrops were found but plenty of brush. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
DAY 29 Oct 29/04
DAY 30 Oct 30/04
DAY 31 Oct 31104
DAY 32 Nov 2/04
DAY 33 Nov 3/04
DAY 34 Nov 4/04
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2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Traveled to station 600 north. Flagged line to 700 m north. Flagged the northern border line to 700 west line. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Started prospecting and geologically mapping from road south between Lines 600 and 700 west. No outcrops were noticed. Plenty of brush and blowdowns. Flagged Line 700 m west north to the road. Robert L. Cote Marcel A. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 700 west to 400 m station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Robert L. Cote Richard R. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Prospected and geologically mapped from the road to the base line at the 700 m west line. Flagged Line 800 west to the road. No outcrops were found. Plenty of brush and blowdown in this area. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 800 from road to the 500 meters station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Prospected one of the old trenches located in this area. Removed trees, brush and blowdowns in order to geologically map this area. Pi<;ked up two (2) samples - # 11 and #12. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
DAY 35 Nov 5/04
DAY 36 Nov 6/04
DAY 37 Nov 7/04
DAY 38 Nov 8/04
DAY 39 Nov 9/04
DAY 40 Nov 10/04
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2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Traveled to the base line at the 800 m west line. Flagged the base line west to the 900 m west line. Flagged Line 900 north. Prospected the small ridge between Line 800 and Line 900 east. No outcrops were found. Geologically mapped this area. Plenty of brush everywhere. Robert L. Cote Dianne J. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Flagged Line 900 west for 600 meters north station. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops. Discovered a large shear zone containing plenty of rust and carbonation with some quartz and ankorite veining. Picked up two samples - # 5 and # 6. Robert L. Cote Marcel A. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Prospected the area east of the bush road. Found at carbonated zone with sulphides. Manually stripped and geologically mapped the large outcrop. Robert L. Cote Richard R. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each 16 hours Prospected and geologically mapped the area between Lines 800 and 900 west north to the road. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Returned to Line 800 west at station 500 m north. Prospected, geologically mapped and flagged line to the road. Robert L. Cote Dianne 1. Cote
2 persons 8 hours each = 16 hours Traveled to the 400 west station and Line 700 west. Flagged line to the 700 north border. Flagged Line west to the 900 m west line. Flagged Line 900 west to station 600. Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the area. Only found one outcrop. Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
DAY 41,42 2 persons 8 hours each x 2 days = 32 hours Nov 11,12/04 Prospected, manually stripped and geologically mapped the outcrops north
of the road between Lines 700 west and 900 west. Found a shear zone with quartz veining. The shear zone is approximately fifty (50) meters wide. The quartz vein is milky white with calsite and large pyrite cubes. Picked up two (2) samples - # 9 and # 10.
DAY 43 Nov 13/04
Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
2 persons STRIP # 4
8 hours each = 16 hours
Worked on the old trench found at station 350 m north at Line 800 m west. Cleaned the brush and blowdowns, removed the moss and dirt from some of the rock in order to geologically map this area. Two trenches are situated in this area. Both trenches had been blasted by dynamite a long time ago, possibly in the 1930's. The second trench continues east for twenty (20) meters. A backhoe is needed to remove the dirt and trees in order to take a better look at the rock structure. (See Strip # 4) Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
DAY 44, 45 2 persons 8 hours each x 2 days = 32 hours Nov 14, 15/04 STRIP # 5
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Worked at the skidder trail discovery on Claim #3005085. Spent two days manually stripping outcrops at this location. The area is well covered with sand, brush and grass. The shear zone is a fine grain sericitic chloritic carbonate with quartz and ankerite and is approximately one hundred (100) meters wide. There is too much overburden to properly strip the area manually. Water is not available in this area for washing the strips. The stripped area was geologically mapped and some samples were taken. (See Strip # 5). Robert L. Cote MarcR. Cote
DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLES
Sample No. Field No. AUgit Description
26386 1 Nil quartz ankerite carbonated sericite chloritic in a volcanic rock
26387 2 0.02 rusted carbonate sheared volcanic with 1% sulphides, some quartz and ankerite
26388 3 Nil rusted brecciated quartz ankerite. No sulphides
26389 4 0.03 breciated quartz feldspar porphory with 2% sulphides
26390 5 2.40 carbonated rusted quartz ankerite with cal site and sericitic chloritic banded and 3% sulphides
26391 6 Nil rusted carbonated altered quartz and ankerite
26392 7 2.81 sheared mafic volcanic with quartz veins 2 cm wide with chalcopyrite and pyrite molindenite of2%
26393 8 0.01 rusted carbonate sericitic quartz ankerite with no sulphides
26394 9 0.06 rusted quartz veins with ¥2% sulphides
26395 10 0.05 breciated silicified sericitic chloritic with small quartz ankerite veins and 3% pyrite cubes
26396 11 3.15 rusted carbonated bull quartz
26397 12 0.02 carbonated conglomerate with pebbles of all kinds of volcanic rocks
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lWO SAMPLES ASSAYED BY MNDM (MARK SMYK)
Sample Name quartz-carbonate No.04-MRC-04
Location - Strip # 2
Au - 0.02 o:ziton
Description bul) white to locally rusty quartz with sparry FE-carbonate vein isolated subhedral pyrite of<I%.
No - 04MRC-05
Location - Line 800 west at station 675 m north at the road
Au - 0.03 oz. ton
Description grey-white quartz carbonate vein/alteration zone. Locally rusty. No visible sulphides.
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RESULTS
This work program has proven that gold is distributed throughout this property. Fourteen samples of rusted carbonate quartz ankerite veining were collected in different locations throughout the work area during the last two years. Five samples indicated that gold is found in the quartz ankerite veins. Little or no sulphides are detected at these locations. Assay results for gold returned low, but promising numbers. These veins could be an extension of the #1, #IA and #2 veins discovered by A. E. Tyson in 1967 on his property.
The quartz carbonated veins are narrow, from 5 cm to 35 cm, and are always associated with a shear zone from 4 meters up to 100 meters in wide. A large sheared rusted zone at Line 900 meters west is about 600 meters wide. The shear is rusted carbonated sericitic chlorite with quartz ankerite veins throughout. This mineral has been noticed throughout this zone. The samples taken at Line 800 west at station 250 (samples # 5, # 7 and # 11) are all from the same type of veining. Gold averages from 2 glt to 3.15 glt. This unit strikes mainly east and west. Some folding and shearing occurs throughout. The gold results warrant further exploration.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Results of this work program show that many sections of the Cote-Nortoba Property warrant a program of further stripping and sampling for gold and base metals, particularly copper and molybedelm. All proven gold occurrences should be stripped to follow the quartz carbonate throughout the property. The quartz containing gold is discovered in many locations. The large carbonation zone is over six hundred (600) meters wide, but only a small percentage of this zone has been opened up during this program. Both the old and new manually stripped areas demonstrate a high potential for significant gold deposits. Stripping, trenching and sampling the quartz are recommended.
Mark Smyk ofMNDM took two samples - one from Strip # 2, the second at Line 800 west at station 675 m north of the road and sent them for assay. Both these samples displayed very little sulphides and no visible gold.
The #1 and #IA and Number 2 vein from the A.E. Tyson discovery should be mechanically stripped and sampled. The current Cote-Nortoba work area is about 800 hundred meters east of this 1967 discovery.
Three samples returned assay analysis results of2 to 3.15 g/t Au. These samples were taken from rusted quartz carbonated occurrences. Many more ofthis type of occurrence occurs between the A.E. Tyson discovery and the present work area at the southeast end of the property.
A significant prospecting, mechanical stripping and trenching, geological mapping and sampling is highly recommended for all this property. A geological survey is also recommended. Line cutting in a northwesterly may locate the massive sulphide deposit. In 2002, Tom Hart of the O.G.S. uncovered a molybdenite vein as well as a nickel and zinc discovery at Lake Nipigon to the west of this property. A concentrated search should be made for these minerals.
The property was optioned in January 2005 to Roxmark Mines Ltd. Roxmark plans to begin processing the molybdenite this spring and to undertake a prospecting program as well.
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Swastika Laboratories Ltd Establ ished 1928
Assay Certificate'
Company: ROBERT COTE Project:
Attn: R. Cote
Assaying - Consulting - Representation
We hereby certify the following Assay of 16 Rock samples submitted JAN-19-05 by .
Sample Number
26247 26248 26249 26250 26386
26387 26388 26389 26390 26391
Au Au Check g/tonne g/tonne
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
0.02 Nil
0.03 2.40 Nil
0.02
26392 2.81 2.61 26393 0.01 26394 0.06 26395 26396
26397
0.05 3.15
0.02 0.02
Certified by
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5W-0063-RAI
Date: JAN-20-05
Thunder Bay NOf1h District Sample Submissions and Analytical Results
·No, Clenl,l AnalYZed For: S_ample Name S,mple Description
-bull while to locally rusty quaI1z with sparry Fe-
R. Cote I Nortoba (Northwest End) AU,Ag Quartz-carbonate
04 MRC-Q4 vain carbonate vein; Isolated subhedral pyrite < , %
R. Cote I Nortoba (East End) AU,Ag Quartz-carbonate grey-white quartz-carbonate vein /alteration zone;
04 MRC-Q5 vein IocaIOC rusty; no visible ~ides
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Thunder Bay - Division 40
TB ~005082_ (C1ick Claim N1mi>er for DetaUs)
1 POPLAR POINT (G-0116)
COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN (E3043S) c:::Q~~LBOBER,!,~LUCIEN ( 50. 0CLli (C1ick Ho1der for Detai1s)
2003-Jun-16 200S-JUN-16 400 o o
Tota1 Reserve: 0 (C1ick Reserve for Detai1s)
Present Work Assignment: 0 C1aim Bank: 0 C1aim status:
CLAIM NUMBER: Unit Size: Township/Area: Lot Description: staker: Recorded Ho1der: Recording Date: Due Date: Work Required: Tota1 App1ied: Work Perfo:rmed: Tota1 Reserve:
ACTIVE
TI!~~_()_Q~~08-"Z___ (C1ick Claim N1mi>er for Detai1s)
1 POPLAR POINT (G-0116)
COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN (E3043S) COTE, DIANNE J ( 50.00 %) (C1ick Ho1der for DetaUs)
2003-Jun-16 200S-JUN-16 400 o o o (C1ick Reserve for Detai1s)
Present Work Assignment: 0 C1aim Bank: 0 C1aim status: ACTIVE
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