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Assessment Report: 15724

Property Name

Sulphurets-Brucejack
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Location

NAD 83	56° 27' 59.00'' N, 130° 13' 07.00'' W 56.466389, -130.218611 UTM: Easting 424918, Northing 6258655, Zone 9 (North)
NAD 27	56° 27' 59.39'' N, 130° 13' 01.18'' W 56.466498, -130.216995 UTM: Easting 425015, Northing 6258452, Zone 9 (North)
NTS	104B08E
BCGS	104B049

Mining Divisions

Skeena

Mining Camp

Stewart Camp

Title

Progress Report on the Sulphurets Project

Report Year

1986

Number of Pages

311

Statements of Work

n/a

Affidavit Date

1987-03-31

Off Confidential

1988-03-31

Claims

Ed, Ice, Iron Cap, OK, Red River, Sulphurets, Tedray, Xray

General Work Categories

Drilling, Geochemical, Physical

Operators

Lacana Ex.
Newhawk Gold Mines

Owners

Granduc Mining Corp.

Authors

Wells, Ronald C.
Hicks, K.E.
Tribe, Norman L.
Kelly, C.

MINFILE Nos

104B 118

Commodities

Gold, Lead, Silver, Zinc

Work Done

Drilling	Diamond surface	47 hole(s); BQ; 6645.0 m; No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:20 0000
Geochemical	Sampling/assaying	2328 sample(s)
	Elements Analyzed For	Silver, Gold
Physical	Underground development	404.0 m

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Geological Summary

Dark green medium-grained volcaniclastic rocks, host quartz- carbonate veins with up to 20 per cent sulphides. The north striking Brucejack fault appears to have influenced mineralization. Current reserves are: 487 059 tonnes of 0.365 ounces gold, 23.16 ounces silver per tonne using cutoff grade of $110 per tonne or 535 765 tonnes of 0.332 ounces gold per tonne and 21.06 ounces silver per tonne.