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42C02SE0034 ESQUEGA28 ESQUEGA 010

J-Q DASHER JOINT VENTURE

REPORT ON GEOLOGY

OF THE ATNEL GOLD PROSPECT

ESQUEGA TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO

BY: DANIEL J. GIGNAC

January 1983

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INTRODUCTION

A control grid totaling 12.5 miles (cut and chained) was

layed over the area of the Atnel Gold Prospect in November and

December 1982.

From an East-West base line running through the one thousand

foot long zone, North-South cross lines at one hundred foot

intervals were established.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The area covered by the survey includes claims AC 9078, 9105

and parts of claims AC 9100, 9101, 9102, 9073, 907*4, 9077 and 9106.

The main Atnel Gold zone ie situated in claim AC 9078 near McEwen

Lake in Algoma Central Railway Township 28 Range 2k ( Esquega).

It can be reached from Hawk Junction by following an old road

almost to the former Murray-Algoma Mine. A foot path the remaining

distance, crosses pits and trenches of the showing approximately

3 Jr miles West of town.

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Geology of the Atnel Ooid Prospect continued.../page 1

GENERAL GEOLOGY

The geology in the area of the showing is rather complex.

Four major rock types which include Mafic and Felsic Intrusive

bodies and Mafic and Felsic Volcanic units make up the geological

picture.

The intrusive bodies are large and irregular and not

necessarily restricted to certain areas of the map. They seem to

be randomly distributed.

The Felsic Intrusive being a quartz-felspar porphyry is fairly

massive and dips steeply to the North.

The Mafic Intrusive unit occurs as large irregular bodies of

Gabbro and Diorite and also as diabase dykes.

The volcanics on the other hand are fairly narrow East-West

trending bands within the intrusive bodies (100 to 300 feet wide).

The Felsic volcanics occur as tuffs and crystal tuffs and in

some places are very altered.

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The MaficVolcanics occur as tuffs, chlorite schist and flows.

(North dipping pillows on shore of McEwen Lake near old camp).

They host the gold bearing quartz carbonate veins in the central

map area and are very altered. Away from the gold zone alteration

is less evident.

STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY

Air photo and ground observations have outlined a complex

network of lineations and fault zones in the map area. The most

prominent of these is the McEwen Lake Fault which strikes N50E.

Two other possible fault zones occur almost at right angles

to the McEwen Lake Fault (NI+OW, N25W) and form a large block in

which the Atnel zone can be located. These faults are very

prominent surface depressions and where they outcrop are intruded

by diabase to form dykes.

Other linear features exist in the map area but more work is

needed to determine their significance and possible relationship

to gold mineralization.

Due to the project's late starting date certain measurements

were impossible to take as snow covered much outcrop. Cliff faces

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and pit and trench walls were the only areas where measurements

could be taken accurately.

ECONOMIC GEOLOGY

A substantial amount of work has been done on this showing.

Work includes trenching and test pitting over a strike length of

more than one thousand feet as well as some diamond drilling.

Most of this work was initiated by W. A. Hesse a mining

engineer in 1935 in which his #3 drill hole returned a core length

of twenty-seven feet with an average grade of 8*4.38. Translated,

this means 0.125 oz/ton at 835 gold. Within this a six foot

section ran 811.90 or 0.3*4 or/ton. (Knight)

While mapping, the writer was able to locate at least seven

old drill collars. Three of these were spotted two to three

hundred feet south of the main showing; one of which has a 70

degree North dipping casing still left on the hole. If the target

for these holes was the main Atnel Zone which also dips to the

north at a steep angle (65 - 70 degrees) it is obvious that they

never would have reached their objective. No other possible targets

were observed near these collars.

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Geology of the Atnel Ooid Prospect continued., . page/*

The other four collars were spotted north of the showing, dip

to the south at shallow angles and should have intersected their

target.

C. R. Kustra reports that a total of 13 holes were drilled on

the Atnel showing. From this work, all but three diamond drill

hole logs and a few sketchy reports are lost. (Hesse).

A total of 20 eurface samples were taken on this showing.

Fifteen of these were chip samples of two to three feet maximum

length in several of the existing trenches.

Significant gold values were restricted to the East half of

the showing. A series of chip samples were taken in a trench

located 2+00 North at grid 1 * 50 East. A gold assay of 0.86

07,/ton across 7.5 feet was obtained. Associateo -jith the gold are

quartz lenses in carbonate altered mafic volcanics mineralized

with vuggy pyrite, chalcopyrite and tourmaline,

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMENDATIONS

A small closely spaced diamond drill program (1,500 feet)

should be sufficient to determine the down dip extent of the gold

mineralization found on surface as well as provide vital geological

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w; .'::.; , .51; j data previously lost.

This in conjunction with a VLF Geophysical Survey to assist in

structural interpretation may provide additional drill targets.

DANIEL J. GIGNAC, B.E.S,

January 18th, 1983

REFERENCES

Hesse W. A. - Geologist, Mining Engineer, Diamond Drilling - Report to Atnel Mines Ltd., August 10th, 1935

Knight Cyril W. - Report on Atnel Mines Ltd., February 9th, 1938

Kustra C. R. - Report on Hubert Claim Group, September 1st, 1961

Sage R.P. - Geologist, Ontario Geological Survey, Preliminary Map p.2^40 Esquega Township, 1982l V;*-.'i:"- ."'

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REPORT ON GEOPHYSICS

VLF EM16 Purvey

By: D. QIONAC

For


ESQUEGA TOWNSHIP,ONT.

March 1983

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INTRODUCTION

In early February 1983 an Electro-magnetic VLP Survey was

conducted over the Atnel Gold prospect held jointly by J-Q

Resources and Dasher Resources, both of Toronto. The Survey covered claims AC9078, 9103 and spread to parts of numbers

9100, 9101, 9102, 9073, 9074, 9077, 9106. These claims are situated near McEwen Lake on ACR Township 28 Range 2k. (Esquega). The instrument used was a Geonics EM-16. On a

12.5 mile control grid cut and chained by Andre Gratton of Wawa earlier in the program, 208 stations were established

using transmitter station NAA, Cutler, Main, with a frequency of 17.8 (KHZ). The Survey took 5 days to complete in

conjunction with an earlier geological survey and follow up drilling.

INTERPRETATION

Only one conductor was detected in the survey area. This conductor runs through claim AC9105 and 9077. It trends NE-SW and probably extends north through claims 9075 and south through 9013.

Interpretation of readings and profile character indicate that the conductor corresponds to the McEwen Lake fault zone

which is a known structural feature. The structure runs under

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the lake, has a North-East strike and must have some conductivity.

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CONCLUSIONS

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The main Atnel zone showed no conductivity} nor did the deep NE trending draw a few hundred feet North of the showing. The survey did however confirm the existence of a strong structural feature through McEwen Lake but failed to locate additional exploration targets in the immediate area of the Atnel showing. It is recommended that the survey be extended to the East and South to cover the entire 52 claims held by the Companies, aa it is a useful fool to assist in structural interpretation and may outline possible exploration targets.

DANIEL J. GIGNAC,B.E.S.

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REPORT ON ASSESSMENT WORK

For

ALGOMA CENTRAL RAILWAY

Prepared by

D. J. GIGNAC B.E.S.

Employed by


ESQUEGA TOWNSHIP ONTARIO

March 1983

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In an exploration program which began in November of 1982 on a group of claims in Esquega township held Jointly by J-Q Resources and Dasher Resources of Toronto, the following duties

were performed.

A block of fifty-two claims was staked for J-Q Resources of #506 , 199 Bay Street, Toronto, in March of 1981. They include claim numbers AC9061 through 9112 and are located in

the North central portion of ACR Township, 28 range 2k ( Esquega).Until November 1982 work on the property was limited to the

cutting of an extensive control grid at 200 foot intervals,

some geophysics and surface sampling of old showings.

An agreement with Dasher Resources of Toronto througn which

they earn a ^0 percent interest in the property for spending

8?5,000 was reached in October 1982. With J-Q Resources as

operators, the funds were to be spent performing the badly

needed assessment work to keep the promising property in good

standing.

The following is a breakdown of the assessment duties

performed between November 1982 and March 1983:

1. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYSummary of days worked:

Technical work

Daniel J. Gignac, P. 0. Box 265, Wawa, Ontario, POS IKO-geological mapping

-25 days worked x ? s 1 ?5 dayscontinued.../2

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Line Cutting

Andre Gratton, Rose Street, Wawa, Ontario, POS 1KO-12.5 miles-November let/82 through November 22ndX82 s 22 days

Total -'s 197 days

2. GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

Summary of days worked:Technical work

Daniel J. Gignac, P. 0. Box 265, Wawa, Ontario, POS 1KO-geophysical survey

-Feblst/83 through Feb 5thX83 x 7 * 35 daysDrafting, typing, etc.

Daniel J. Gignac, P. O. Box 265, Wawa, Ontario, PoS 1KO-drafting 21 days

-report preperation 6 daysGolda Gignac, P. O. Box 265, Wawa, Ontario, POS 1KO-typing 3 days

ConsultingR. A. Hallet, H. B. St O Engineering Ltd., Suite 1000, 360 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 2W3; PhD, P. Eng. Consulting Geologist

-3 days

Total * 68 days

3. DIAMOND DRILLING

R. and J. Poisson Drilling, Val Caron, Ontario

-1528 feet of BQ core l 7/16"

-Jan lst/83 through Feb 15thX83

Total = 1 ,528 feet

TOTAL ASSESSMENT DAYS TO BE APPLIED TO ENTIRE GROUP

1. Geological survey

2. Geophysical survey

3. Diamond drilling

Per claim f 52 *TOTAL

197 days 68 days

1.528 1,791

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Daniel J. Gignac, B.E.S.

March 15th, 1983

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March 1983

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A group of 52 claims was staked in Esquega Township for J-Q Resources of Toronto in March 1981. Included in this group are three gold showings all of which were worked during the 1930' s, They are the former Murray-Algoma Mine, the Atnel Showing and the Blacksmith Showing. A copper-molybdenite prospect, namely the former Regnery Metala Mine was also staked to form the South part of the block.

DRILL HOLE DATA

R. and J. Poisson Drilling of Val Caron, Ontario was awarded

a contract to drill approximately 1,500 feet of 1 7/16" diara, core (BQ).

Eight holes were drilled on the property between January 1 and February 1? 1983, and total 1,528 feet.

J-Q 83-1 and 2 were drilled to test the downdip extent of gold mineralization of the Blacksmith Vein near Reed Lake on claim AC 906?. The total footage of these holes is 3^0 feet.

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At a depth of 49.6 feet in J-Q 83-1 a 20 foot wide quart?, vein was intersected. Mineralized with quartz carbonate andtourmaline and fine pyrrotite pyrite and chalcopyrite sulfides d 5.5 f"0* kcctioa from fi.o io b5 Fec.H rcturnoda gold assay of 0.16 oz/ton. In addition a one foot section of the same vein, I'rom 68.5 - 69.5 returned 0.115 oz/ton (gold).

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J-Q 83-2 drilled on the west side of Reed Lake 1,000 feet South of the Murray-Algoma Mine, failed to Intersect the wide quartzvein encountered across the Lake in hole number one.

Interestingly however, were the anomalous gold values obtained in severely carbonate altered meta sediments. From101 to 102 feet a gold assay of 0.04 oVton was obtained and from 113 to 115 a two foot section returned 0.035 oz gold/ton.

Holes number J-Q 83-3 through 8, totalling 1,188 feet were drilled on the Atnel Showing. Surface Sampling at the East end of the Showing returned some very encouraging gold values. (See Report on Geology, January 1983) These drill holes were designed to test the down-dip extent of this mineralization.

Holes J-Q 83-3 and 4 were drilled from the same set-up. Spotted 2 * 30 N on Line 1 * 70 E with a dip of 40 degreas, bearing grid South, hole number 3 was drilled to a depth of TOO feet and failed to intersect any gold bearing material. Hole number 4 was drilled at ?0 degrees to a depth of 152 feet. At 37 feet a one foot section of pyrite mineralized non descript mafic volcanic returned 0,14 oz gold/ton. Wing samples near

this section ran nil.

Holes number J-Q 83-5 and 6 again from the same set-up at

40 and 70 degrees respectively bearing 165 degrees spotted on

line 1 E at 1 * 75 N, totaled 216 feet. Neither hole l encountered gold bearing material or quartz veining. {

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Hole number J-Q 83-7 spotted on Line O -f 00 at 1 * 80 j

north with a bearing of 130 degrees and dip of 45 degrees was

drilled to 202 feet. Again it failed to encounter any quartz

veining or gold bearing material.

Finally hole number J-Q 83-8 was spotted on line 3 E at

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O -f 65 S. Bearing 315 degrees, drilled to 516 feet at a 60

degree angle, this hole encountered three quartz rich horizons. The first of these zones was encountered from 175 to 178.? feet and assayed nil. The second zone from 21*3*3 to 251*2 feet returned 4 feet of anomalous gold from 249 to 253 (0.035 oz/ton). The third zone from 340 to 349.2 feet gave gold assays of 0.02 oz/ton from 340 to 342.5 feet.

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iCONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Although the drilling of the Atnel Showing failed to return the anticipated results, one munt not over look the possibilities

offered by the other showings. At least 4X5ths of the 52 claim group remain to be properly explored.

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The results obtained in the Blacksmith drilling are very encouraging.

The Murray-Algoma and Regnery Metals Mine remain virtually

untouched.

Two mag high anomalies north of the Murray-Algoma are of

unknown origin.

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SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS * ASSAYERS * CONSULTANTS

Gkrtifmitr flf Analysis

54219 _________ Date: November 9. 1982

Received Novenfcer 5. 1982 __6____ Sample* of ^______ Ore-——————-. Submitted by J. Q. Resources Incorporated, Wawa, Ontario ^ Attn: Mr. D. Glgnac

SAMPLE NO

G. Let) e l -ESTABLISHED 1928

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1 TO

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHF.MISTS * ASSAYERS * CONSULTANTS

©rrtifiratr of Analpi*

Certificate No. 34264

Received Nov. 17/82 __ Samples of

Date: November 23 1982

Ore

Submitted by J VQ. Rpsourcos [ne. t Wowa, Ontario J^'" 5 Hr. D. Gignoc

SAMPLE NO.

4118

4120

4121412241234124

GOLDHi./trm

0.020.050.0020.47O.il

2.430.03

IVr

ESTABLISHED 1928

G. Lebel - Miinaqer

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


(brttfteate of Anatguia

Certificate No. 54487

Received Jan. 26/83 19

Submitted by J. Q. Resources Inc., Wawa,

SAMPLE

2637263826392640264126422643

26442645 26462647

2649

26492 6 M)'/.t, M2(^2'LIM

26V;2655

Date: January 31 1983

Samples of split core

Ontario Att'n: Mr. D. Gignac

Second Pulp NO. COLD COLI)

Oz./ton Oz./ton

0.002Nil0.0020.0020.0020.0020.02 0.020.020.002 NilO.J4 0.110.22 0.27 0.280.12runll.ll/Ml 10.15 0. K)D.UJNil

IV rC. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

SVWSTIKA LABORATORIE LltWiTED

Sf: Certificate No. 34496

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TOTELEPHONE: (705) 642 3244

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS * ASSAYERS * CONSULTANTS

of

Date: February. 3. 1983

^Received Jan. 31/03 11 H:tm

^Submitted by J Q Resourcon InooporuLod, Wnwn,f*"-

' SAMPLE NO.

26';6

26W

26 VHW,w

2660

2661

2662

2663

2664

266';

2666

pics or J'.j)) il corn

Onhirin All 'n: Mr. I). Giqnac

GOLD Oz./ton

Nil

Nil

Nil

H. (14 0.04

Nil

o.oos0.002

0.02

0.04 0.06

0.005

Nil

ESTABLISHED 1928G. lirbel - Maâcjer

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES UMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK1TO

TELEPHONE (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS *ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

offt;"".

V *" .'-

•^Certificate No. 54516 Date: February 9 1983

11 Samples ofReceived Feb. 7/83____ —-

Submitted by J Q Resources Incorporated, Wawa ? Ontario

split core

Att'n: Mr. D. Gignac

j'

SAMPLE NO.

39501

39502 39503 39504 39505

39506

39507 39500

39509 39510 39511

r-, M ESTABLISHED

GOLD Oz./ton

Nil

Nil Nil Nil NilNil NilNil Nil Ni) Nil NjJ

C. Lebel - Manager ! 1928

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES IwirrEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO rt -

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS * ASSAYERS * CONSULTANTS

fflprtiftratp of AnaluBia'

^Certificate No.___—•;'~ ' V ' ' ' M.--L i - r., r-L.. LI.-.JI

r ; Received Feb. 14/83

54552 Date: ^February 22 1983

16 Samples of ^ split core

:̂ . Submitted by J. Q, Resources Incprporated, Wnwn, Ontnriq Att 'ri; Mr. D. niqnac

39^12

39514 39^1!*

39 'j 17 39'ÎH 39319 39^20

COLD Oz./ton

0.0020.140.0020.0020.0020.002

Nil TNil

Ni l

395*2^

7

MOTT:

0.002 0.00")0.002

0.002 Nil

Ihe rtuiull i-uporlnd Cor utimpJe 59'* l 5 is tlu? iiviM"i(|r ul srvural ussii Its erratjr nature is probably duo to the presence of f'rj'c fjold. A pul[) and mn) ill l ir ;iK!Uiy on l hi* whi)ln r.fimpli* mny In- indir.'il ci! 1 1' t he

i? w;irr;in! :; i l .

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IVrH. l H H; l - Manijrjer

ESTABLISHED 1928

7

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10. SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


t .

(Eerttftrat* of AtwUjaia

Certificate No. 54585 Date: February 23 1983

Received Feb. 21/83 IB

Submitted bv J Q Resources Inc., Wawa,

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SAMPLE NO

395283952939530

3953139532395333953439535395363953739538395393954039 54 J

39542J9WTSW 54 4V)W*

Samples of split core

Ontario Att'n: Mr. D. Cignac

COLDOz./ton

Nil :ra~n-:r0.002 i"ftS~X^ - 6 '0.002 ^NilNilNilNilNil0.0020.0020.0020.00 S0.0050.0020.060.050.010.00511.002II. DI0.01 \

3Q-^3-B '

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ESTABLISHED 1928

J. v ltd/C. Lebel - Manyqer

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK1TO

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS *ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

Wi Certificate No. Date: March l 1983vt- : .:-1 ri Received Feb. 2^/83 10

k Submitted by J Q Resources Inc, t Wawa."'V- "^:

!" SAMPLE NO

f.. 39546

395^7

395A8

39549

39550

39551

3955239553

39554

39555

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Ontario Att'n: Mr, D. Gionac

COLD Oz./ton

0.02 0.020.005

0.002

Nil

Nil

0.005 0.002

Nil

Nil

NiJ

Nil

PerG. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

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McEWEN LAKE

FAULT

GEOLOGY ON WEST SIDE OF McEWENLAKE INFERRED FROM PRELIMINARY NUMBER P.2440. O.G S

BEAVER POND

LEGEND

MAFIC INTRUSIVE - DIABASE,DIORITE, GABBRO

FELSIC INTRUSIVE -QUARTZ-FELDSPARPORPHYRY.

FELSIC VOLCANICS- T UFF, CRYSTALTUFF.

MAFIC VOLCANICS - TUFF, FLOWS,CHLORITE SCHIST

GRANITE HAWK LAKE COMPLEX.

MAIN -ZONE

McEWEN LAKE

SYMBOLS

OVER BURDEN

STRIKE, DIP

SCHISTOSITY

FAULT" major

FAULT-imtnor

MINERALS

QUARTZ VEIN Pi

JQ, DASHER JOINT VENTURE

ESQUEGA TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO

GEOLOGICAL MAP

ATNEL GOLD PROSPECT

SCALE ' 00 FEET

DRAWN BY '

DANIEL J. GIGNAC B. E. S

DECEMBER , l 982 .


DRILL HOLE DATA

HOLE NUMBER

* 1

* 2

3

4

5

6

7

8

BEARING

340 0

GRID N

GRID S

GRID S

165 0

165 0

1 30 0

3 15 0

DIP

45 0

45 0

40 0

70 0

400

700

450

60 0

.DEPTH 1 n" feet"

190

150

100

152

101

115

202

516

AU BEARING It* " ASSAY-~02*.7to'n"

0.020. 160.1150.03

0.040.05

0.14

0.06

ITERSECTIONSTCbiAGE from -lo

50.0 - 54.057.5 - 63-068.5 - 69.569.5 - 71.0

101.0 - 102.01 14.0 -115.0

37.0 -38.0

249.0 - 251 .0

HOLES NOT SHOWN , DRILLED UNDER BLACKSMITH VEIN LOCATED 4000 FEET EAST OF ATNEL.

MCEVYEN L AKE

ATNEL B ASE L INE AND GRID

J-Q DASHER JOINT VENTURE ATNEL GOLD PROSPECT- E SQUEGA TP. ONTARIO

1983-DIAMOND DRILL PLANSCALE- l inct^ 100 feet

DRAWN BY ' Daniel J. GignacMarch , 1983.

42C02SE0034 ESQUEGA28 ESQUEGA210

MCEWEN LAKE

MCEWEN . LAKE

-(O

3

J-Q DASHER JOINT VENTURE ATNEL GOLD PROSPECT - ESQUEGA TP. ONTARIO

VLF SURVEY N AA CUTLER, MAINE

SCALE' l inch * 100 feetl inch - 20 degrees

IN PHASE QUADRATURE

DRAWN BY' D. J. GIGNAC MARCH, 1983.


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