42A11SE0275 2.4626 WHITNEY 010 ;ECEIVED

REPORTMINING LANDS SECTION

on

ELECTROMAGNETIC ANU MAGNETOMETER SURVEY

on

WHITNEY TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

of

LOST TAG INVESTMENT SYNDICATE

PORCUPINE MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO

CLAIMS

P-56SS97 and P-576579

JOHN R. BOISSONBAULT, B. Se., P.Eng,

Geologist , Engineer

February 12, 1932

42A11SE0275 2.4626 WHITNEY 010C

TAHLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

Introduction............................. . ., ... . . . .. . ... . 1-2

Electromagnetic Results......................;....... .... 2-3-4

Magnetic Results... . . . . .. .. .... ... . .. ..... .. ... . . .. . . . .. . 4-5

Conclusions and Recommendations.......................... 5

APPENDIX

(1) Plan of Electromagnetics (PROFILES)

(2) Plan of Magnetics (CONTOURS)

(3) Geophysical Sections

(4) | Jrocedure to correct Diurnal Variation

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INTRODUCTION

On December l and 2 , 19#1, a geophysical field party

carried out a radiofrequency (VLF) electromagnetic survey, and

a magnetometer survey on the Whitney Township property of Lost

Tag Investment Syndicate, in the Porcupine Mining Division of

northeastern Ontario. This v/as done under the supervision of

a professional engineer.

The survey grid consisted of north-south picket lines,

300 feet apart) a total of 2^ miles. The location of the grid,

relative to the property, is shown on both geophysical plans,

on a scale of l in. a 200 ft.

The property consists of two, 40 acre claims lying

east-west, along the northern boundary of Whitney Township,

and lying entirely within that township. The south boundary

of the property is about 4 miles from the main shaft of the

Pamour Mine, and the east boundary is 1# miles from the eastern

boundary of Whitney Township.

The claims cover a low lying, partially swampy area,

and are completely covered by overburden, which the writer

estimates to be, from 50 to 100 feet deep. Preliminary maps

P-2123 (Whitney) and 20gg (Hoyle) show the results of a

considerable amount of drilling, which has been done to the

north and south of the claim group. From these results and

other geological evidence in the general area, it appears that

the property is underlain by steeply dipping formations of

precambrian motavolcanics and metasediments, which strike in a

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direction of about 600 . The exact locations of those formations,

cis they cross the property are, of course, unknown but at least

one contact can be interpreted from the geophysics. Geological

Compilation map 2 20'j ( Timtains-Kirkland Lake) shows a north-west

trending fault (1400 ), passing through the Pamour ore zones and

cutting across the south-west corner of the "-Lost Tag " property.

One of the purposes of the survey was to detect sub

surface concentrations of metallically conducting mineraliza

tion, with anomalous magnetic susceptibility, which might occur

beneath the grid covered, and within the range of the instruments.

Some of the gold bearing ore deposits in the Precambrian Shield,

occur a s bodies of auriferous pyrite which are sometimes

distinguishable from the enclosing rocks by their electrical

conductivity and magnetic susceptibility. Another purpose was

to discover possible mineralized shear zones or other structures

containing gold or other metals; these zones are usually con

ductive at the high frequency employed.

Unfortunately, anomalous geophysical responses are also

caused by features which have little or no commercial significance.

These are often undistinguishable from features of interest, by

the geophysical means employed.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RESULTS:

A Geonics, EM-,16 electromagnetic unit was used for the

survey, and a total of 2.5 miles was covered. The instrument

is a sensitive radio receiver, tuned to the frequency of a

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V.L.F. radio communications station which is used as a trans

mitter. It measures vertical field components of secondary

fields, set, up in conductive bodies by the primary signal.

Two coils with perpendicular axes, allow the measurement of the

mechanical tilt angles, of both the inphase and quadrature

components of the secondary field. The measurements are

expressed in degrees. A transmitting station is selected, so

that the primary field is approximately at right angles to the

strike of the geological structures, in the area to be surveyed,

and approximately parallel to the grid lines. The y,L.F. radio

station in Annapolis Maine, was used for this survey (Frequency

17*8 kilocycles per second).

The tilt angles of the inphase and quadrature components

of the vertical secondary field, measured during the survey,,

are plotted as profiles on the "Pla*n of Electromagnetics", on a

scale of l inch s 20fo. Examination of these, reveals one deep

zone of strong to moderate conductivity, crossing lines 6 westo

to 12 west, in a direction of ' , with the best indication

on line 9 west. The inphase readings north to south, are from

-.7/0'to 112^; while the quadrature readings are from *4# to -5;#,

with the crossovers occurring at the same place but in opposite

directions. This indicates a flat lying, weak conductive zone,

underlain by a stronger, steeply dipping conductor. This is

interpreted as representing, a near vertical bedrock conductor,

dipping steeply northward, overlain by relatively flat conductive

overburden. The axis of this conductive zone, seems to deepen

lk

to the west. Several weakly anomalous zones occur on the

western part of the block but these ore somewhat ambiguous, and

presently, of less interest.

MAGNETIC RESULTS:

A Geometrics G-filb proton precession magnetometer was

used for the magnetometer survey, with readings taken every

100 feet along the picket lines, to an accuracy of i l gamma.

This instrument measures the value of the earth's total magnetic

field, at the place where the reading is taken. It is extremely

accurate, especially for low-gradients, and is subject only to

diurnal variation, and not to other drift factors. A ''tie in"

procudure which was used to correct diurnal variation, is included

in the appendix. A total of 2 .5 miles were covered by the .survey.

The magnetic intensity readings and contours, are shown

on the "Plan of Magnetics", with a contour interval of ?.5 gamma.

Tne magnetics are quite flat in the western part of the property

but in tne eastern half, there are two features worthy of note.

Tile,first is a sharp magnetic high, in the northeast corner,

with a gradient of about 500 gamma; this is probably caused by

one of the mafic intrusive bodies, which are not uncommon in

the general area. The second is a more subtle magnetic ridge,

which crosses tne eastern claim (P-^76579) in a direction of

about 'j'j 0 , to the south of trie electromagnetic anomaly, described

in the previous section; here, the gradient is approximately i*0

gamma. This second feature is probably a reflection of a change

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in composition of the bedrock, from metasediments to the north,

to intermediate metavolcanics to the south. ^

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The geophysical survey has located a zone of anomalous

conductivity, on the eastern half of the property. This anomaly

has no coinciding magnetic high, but lies along a magnetic ridge

which rises, some 50 or 60 gamma to the south. It seems, there

fore, that the conductor axis lies on, or near, a metavolcanic-

metasedimentary contact (See Geophysical Sections).

The location of this anomaly between the J'a-Mour ore

body to the southeast, and the Owl Creek discovery to the north

west, apparently along a geologically favorable horizon, is very

encouraging. For these reasons, this anomalous area and the

weaker responses to the east, should be further investigated,

. I recommend that detail geophysics be done over the

anomalous areas, using a horizontal loop unit with dual frequency;

since the source of the V.L.F. responses may not bo conductive

at low frequency, it is necessary to have available, a high

frequency signal (in the order of 3000 U7J, This x/ould yield

additional information about the attitude of the zone, and

would facilitate the planning of a diamond drilling program,

which would follow. In any case, at least one drill hole should

be put down on the rna|n anomaly, its exact location, direction

and dip, to be determined from the result^ei^he detail survey.

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The method used to correct Diurnal Variation is one suggested by D. S. Parasnis (1966) as being "sufficiently accurate for most surveys". It consists of repeating the reading taken at a base station after an interval of less than two hours during which traverses are carried out. Any increase in the repeated reading "d" is divided by the number of readings 'n ! and each reading corrected by subtracting d/n . x (where x - the ordinal number of the reading). For example,'if the diurnal variation was +120 gamma and 60 readings were taken, the correction for the 25th reading - -d/n . x or -120/60 . 25 . -50 gamma.

In order to extend this over the entire grid, the survey is done in loops {see map), beginning and ending at a base station on the base line and then tying in to the next base station, also on the base line. For exam ple, when loop l is completed, base stations 00 and 3W are tied in. "Wen loop 2 is completed, station 6w is tied in and loop ft is started. ,

As a furtKer check, when the last loop is completed at 15W, all the base stations are read on the way back. This is done as quickly as possible to minimize the effects of drift.

One makes the assumption that the change 'd' occurred at a fairly constant rate, and that the time interval be tween the readings is relatively constant.

The method allows reasonably accurate .corrections, for drift in the instrument due to such factors as tempera ture changes, .as well as, for diurnal variation.

Report of WorkMinistry ofNatural ,-, , . . ^ . . , Resources (Geophysical, Geological,

Ontario fS^. Geochemical and Expenditures)

Type of Survey(s)

Instructions: — Please type or print.— If number of mining claims traversed

exceeds space on this form, attach a list.

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GEOPHYSICALClaim Holder(s) 42A11SE8275 2,4626 WHITNEY 900

417733 ONTARIO Inc. LOST TAG INVESTMENT SYNDICATEAddrtss

Survey Company567 HEMLOCK ST.. TIMMINS. ONTARIO P4N 6T6

John R . Bo^o^onneaatt P . Enq.Dst* of Survey (from 81 to)

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Name and Address of Author (of Geo-Technlcal report)John R . Bo^ioAOKneautt P. Eng, 570 Sp-tuce S-t. N. , JlrnniM, Ontario

Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at rightSpecial Provisions

For first survey;Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting)

For each additional survey: using the same grid:

Enter 20 days (for each)

Man Days

Complete reverse side and enter total (s) here

Airborne Credits

Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

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- Electromagnetic

- Magnetometer

- Radiometric

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Geological

Geochemical

Geophysical

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Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures

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Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned at tht. claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected In columns at right.

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better 0(J Ap;t66 JJ to Lo^t Tag Investmentthe. choice, o fi termi -tn

Repo/it on mining cCaxjriA P56BS97 and P576579 tn Wnxtney. Tfie /teiJerence to "picket, tine*" thoutd

have, read "cat oat ^cne6, ma/ifeed at one handled (Joot x.nteAvai6 by ^tne ptcfeetA". Une cutting wo* neceAAoty over tne entire gAxtd becaaie Oj{ the denie undeAbtuuAh, and WOA re^atted to eAtabtibh the. ne.ce^&oJitj con&iot ^o-t tne geopny^-tcaC

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1983 04 11

481733 Ontario Lost Tea Investment 561 Hemlock Street Timmins, Ontario P4N 6T6

Dear Sirs:

RE: fieophyslcal Survey submitted ori

676579 in the

You have requested a 40 day/cl electromagnetic survey perf o This credit must Include line line cutting Is mentioned lil 1s only reference to picket l of control used for surveying, MS performed then the asset allotted on a wan-day basis.

Please therefore, complete^'jid'fiC^.. , breakdown forms for the line cuttlrtg.

Yours very truly,

E.F. AndersonDirectorLand Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6450Queen's ParkToronto, OntarioN7A 1N3Phonet 416/965-1380

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Comments

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To: Geology - Expenditures

Comments

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To: Geochemistry

Comments

LD Approved |~j Wish to see asain with corrections

Date Signature

l [TO: Mining Lands Section, Room 6462, Whitney Block. (Tel: 5-1380)

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Ministry ofNatural.Resources

1983 01 11

481733 Ontario Incorporated, Lost Tag Investment Syndicate 561 Hemlock Street Tinimins;, 'Ontario

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submitted on Mlnlng^Claiins- P 56889| 7' : 4nd.'57657.9;-^ri,;thi3.;i^v^/^ ~'^'-^ ' y.-.';',-"!. -" ..Township.-of Wh-Un'eyv-,' '^'•-.--' - -. ;, ^UrvC'vV^-'": •'•;V;i- ; ^^/.^-^^^''c;^1 .^.fV;-^ •i , i'; ''".'iii;.':- - ••• ; - - •.•-,v .-i-..--.--. •'••-- - - •: v:v''^- : vi ..^:;; f^

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For further information, please 416/965-1380.

Yours very truly,

^T Anderson Director Land .Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6450 Queen's park Toronto, Ontario •M7A-1W3-- ' ' Phone: 4V6/965-1380

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1983 01 112.4626

481733 Ontario Incorporated Lost Tag Investment Syndicate 561 Hemlock Street Timmins, Ontario P4N 6T6

Dear Sirs:

RE: Geophysical (Electromagnetic A Magnetometer) Survey submitted on Mining Claims P 568897 and 576579 1n the Township of Whitney.

Enclosed is the VLF-EM Plan* In duplicate, for the above mentioned survey. Please plot the raw data at each station point and return them to this office.For further Information, please contact Mr. F.W. Matthews at 416/965-1380.

Yours very truly,

E.F. AndersonDirectorLand Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6450Queen's ParkToronto, OntarioM7A 1W3Phone: 416/965-1380

A. Barr:se

Ends:

cc. Mining Recorder Timmins, Ontario

1982 03 17 2.4626

Mining RecorderMinistry of Natural Resources60 Wilson AvenueTimmins, OntarioPAN 2S7

Dear Sirt

We have received reports and maps for a Geophysical (Electro- aagnetic S. Magnetometer) Survey submitted under Special Provisions (credit for Performance t Coverage) on Mining Clains P 568897 et al in the Township of Whitney.

This material will be examined and assessed and a statement of assessment work credits will be Issued.

Yours very truly,

E.P. AndersonDirectorLand Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6450Qeen's ParkToronto, OntarioM7A 1W3Phonei 416/965-1316

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NOTES400' Surface rights reservotiom along the shores of all lakes and rivers.

This township lies within the Municipality of C ITY o f TIMMINS.

No disposition of sand and gravel on lands north of O.N.Ry. , from May 8,1964 until furliier nolice. Form D.O.M file 55O.I3

Any restakings within stippled area in Lots 5,6,7,8 Con. 4 and 5 subject to rights and privileges granted to Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd. for tailings disposal.

AREAS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKINGS.R - SURFACE RIGHTS

DESCRIPTION ORDER No. DATE

M.R.-MINING RIGHTS

DISPOSITION FILE

SEC. 36/80 W. 15/82 2/11/82 S.R.ft M.R. 28380

. DATE OF ISSUE

DEC 10,1982

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LOST TAG SYNDICATE INC.

WHITNEY TOWNSHIP

V L F-E.M. SURVEYDATE FEB 12,1982

SCALE: l inch to 200 feet

APPROVED BY' J.BOISONNEAUL'

DRAWN BY G .G.ELLIOTT

42AI1SE0275 2.4626 WHITNEY B30