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REPORTON

DIXIE LAKE CLAIMS

RED LAKE MINING DIVISION, ONT.

BY

C,D. RUSTON

INTRODUCTION:

Geological , magnetometer and VLF sureys were completed

on the cut grid during NoY'-Dec. 1989 and Jan. 1990. The grid was established by extending the lines cut by TECK MINING CORP from that property on their property

on the east. Lines were cut at 100 meter intervals with stations at 25 meter intervals.

PROPERTY A LOCATION:

The claims coVered by this work are KRL 1057179 to 188inclusive,1057198, 1069906 to 911 being 27 claims forthe geological survey and 18 claims for the geophysicalsurv/eys. Claims 1057189 and 1057191 to 198 were notcohered by the geophysics.

The property is located on claim map G 1769, DIXIE LAKE

AREA and is located some 15 miles southeast from the townof RED LAKE. Access is ^ia HIGHWAY # 105 thence south bylogging road to the property.The claims are recorded in the name of C.D. HUSTON.REDLAKE, ONTARIO.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY:

Traverses were made along all the cut lines and conditions found are plotted on the enclosed plan. There is an almost complete lack of outcrop due to swamp and overburden which presents detailed geological mapping. The few outcrops found are composed of basaltic mafic Volcanics

with some weak alteration and pyrite mineralization. One area of pillow lava was found on claim 1057180.

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Regional geology by the Ontario Department of Mines

as shown on map P 23851 indicates the claims to be underlainby .T" f i 7 r: - t'V^lcar.ic3 composed of flows, tuff and

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Diamond drilling by TECK CORP. on their property to the easthas geophysically indicataed gold bearing sulphides anddrilling is in progress at the time of this report.THICK has also completed extensive geophysical surv/eys ontheir large holding surrounding the Huston property on thesouth, east and north.

It is recommended that the outcrop area east of DIXIECREEK on claims 1057185,18?,190 be further prospected inthe summer months.

THE strike and dip of formations has not been establishedhowever is presumed to be in a general northeast direction.

V. L. F. SURVEY:

The instument used was a GEONICS EM 16 with the transmitter station SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, U.S.A. and a frequency of

24.8 Khz. Readings were taken at 25 meter spacings on the cut grid with the instrument facing south. These data are plotted on the enclosed plans.It is noted that the s/lf response in most cases is located

at or near topographic relief at the side of a hill or along a small degression and the readings may not reflect a true sulphide bearing conductor.The electro-magnetic response is outlined in red on the enclosed plans and for clarity only the quadtature response has been profiled. The instrument was in good working order and a strong transmitter signal was obtained. The strong response on claims 1069908 and 909 is related to the nose of a fairly large hill and one outcrop of barren

basalt was observed and it is believed this is due to topography. Deep overburden appears, to be the cause of the weak response especially in the western portion of the property.

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MAGNKTOMETER SURVEY:

The instrument used was a proton magnetometer with led readout manufactured by EXPLORANIUM GEOMETRICS LTD, model

G 816, with an accurracy of plus or minus one gamma. Measurements were for the total magnetic field and was set with a background of 60,000 gammas for the area.

Readings were taken at 25 meter spacings on the cut lines and are shown on the enclosed plans.ALL readings were extremely low as can be seen from the plotted results and as no purpose would be served these

data have not been contoured.Previous magnetic surveys in the area to the east and to

the south of the Ruston property has indicated magnetic responses of up to 2,000 gammas over a fair strike length The Huston claims to the south should be considered for further geophysical work that have not been covered by

the present work.

SUMMARY Se CONCLUSIONS!

(1) Geological mapping has not repealed sufficient

outcrop to evaluate the property by this method.(2) Magnetometer surveys haVe not reVealed any areas of

interest.(3) VLP surveys have reVealed an area along the east

boundary of the claims that may indicate sulphide mineralization and should be further prospected.

Respectfully submitted,

.C. D. HUSTON

Jan 29,1990.

ftNAMES OF WORKMEN- ADRESS- DATES WORKED .

C. D. RUSTON, RED LAKE, ONTARIO- NW l , 2, 13 to 28 incl ,Dec . 7 , 15 to 18

incl. ,Jan 21 to 29/90 incl--- 33 days

F. ATKINSON, RED LAKE, ONT: Nov. 13 to 28/89, Dec.?, 15 to 18/89

20 days

W.INDIAN, RED LAKE, ONT- NoV.13 to 28 incl-Dec.7, 15 to 18 incl.,Jan 21 to 23 incl/90- — — ------ — —— 23 dDAYS

ALEX MACKINAK.RED LAKE ONT^ Jan. 21 to 23 incl- —— --~---- 3 days

TOTAL MILES OF LINECUTTING— 18.64 miles

TOTAL MAGNETIC READINGS ^ 1,200

TOTAL VLF READINGS H-^ 1,200

INSTRUMENTS USED;

(1) EXPLORANIUM GEOMETRICS PROTON MAGNETOMETER- MODEL G 816

Digital led readout.TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD- BACKGROUND FOR AREA 60,000 gammas

ACCURACY plus or minus one gamma.

(2) GEONICS EM 16TRANSMITTER STATION -SEATTLE WASHINGTON USA -

FREQUENCY 24.8 Khs .

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O. D. MUST ON BOX 1003, RED LAKE, ONTARIO

POV 2MO 807-735-2653

M in in q lands section 159 C4edar Street 4th floor SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3t: 6A5

Attention; Mr. Olive; Stephenson Re: Your call Feb. 27/91

Ple4ase -find enclosed two copies of maps requested l geology, l magnetometer

Your s very t r u.

C. D. Hutton F e b 28/91

RECEIVED ////?

MAR l 2 1991

MINING LANDS

Ontario 52K13SE0aa8 2.13964 DIXIE LAKE 300

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du D6veloppement du Nord et des Mines

Mining Lands Section159 Cedar Street, 4th FloorSudbury, OntarioP3E 6A5

Telephone: Fax:

Your File: Our File:

(705) 670-7264 (705) 670-7262

W. 9120. 017 2. 13964

June 13, 1991

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Developmentand MinesOntario Government BuildingBox 324Red Lake, OntarioPOV 2MO

Dear Sir/Madam:

RE: Notice of Intent dated May 13, 1991 for Geological and Geophysical (Electromagnetic and Magnetometer) Surveys on mining claims KRL. 1069908 et al. in the Dixie Lake Area.

The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent have been approved as of the above date.

Please inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so indicate on your records.

Yours sincerely,

'V.Ron. C. Gashinski,Provincial Manager, Mining LandsMines St Minerals-Di vi s i on

Enclosures:

cc: Mr. C. D. HustonRed Lake, Ontario

(/'Assessment Files Office Toronto, Ontario

Resident Geologist Red Lake, Ontario

; MlnMryol Northern Development ertJMInee

Technical Asmsment Work CrKflte

Ontario Dete Mav 13/91

File2.13964

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Recorded Holder

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Dixie Lake AreaType of survey end number of

Attee*ment day* credit per claimGeophysical

40FU^tronuonMfe ^ v -..d*yi

Magnetometer 20 day.

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Section 77 (10) See "Mining Cleimi AtteMed" column

Geological. 20 . d*yi

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Men deyt Q Airborne Q

Specie! provltlon B Qround Q

Q Credit* neve been reduced beceute of peril*! eoverege of el*! m*.

Q Credit* heve been reduced beceute of correction* to work detet md figure* of eppllcent.

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KRL 1069908 to 911 incl.

Special credits under lection 77 (16) for the following mining dalmt

30 days electromagnetic, 15 days magnetometer and 15 days geology on KRL 1069906

40 days electromagnetic, 20 days magnetometer and 15 days geology on KRL 1069907.

No credits have been allowed for the following mining dalmtQ not tufficlently covered by the lurvey Q Insufficient technical dete filed

The Mining Recorder m*y reduce the ebova credit* If necetterv In order thet the tout number of approved MMt*meflt deyt recorded on each claim doe* not exceed the maximum allowed at followi: Geophyttca! - 80; Qeologocel - 40; Oeochtmlcat - 40; Section 77(19) - 00.

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mls

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Report of Work Mining Act (Geophysical, Geological and GeochemicarSurveys)

Instructions- Please type or print- Refer to Section 77. the Mining Act for assessment wcA 'equipments

and maximum credits allowed per survey type.- II number of mining claims traversed exceeds space on this form,

attach a list- Technical Reports and maps in duplicate should be submitted to

Mining Lands Section. Mineral Development and Lands Branch:

Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)

Ministry of \ Northern Development

Mining ActReport of Work(Geophysical, Geological and Geochemical Surveys)

Instructions- Please type or print.- Refer lo Section 77, the Mining Act for assessment work requirements

and maximum credits allowed per survey type.- II number of mining claims traversed exceeds space on this form,

attach a list.- Technical Reports and maps in duplicale should be submitted to

Mining Lands Section. Mineral Development and Lands Branch:

Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)Special Provisions

For first survey:

Enter 40 days (This includes line cutting)

For eac^ additional survey: uS'rg t!-. e same (}"C

Enter 20 days (for each)

Man Days

Co^o'ete reverse side and enter totals) here

Airborne Credits

Note: Special provisions credits do no! apply to Airborne Surveys

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