3304 Cambie bt. Vancouver, B.C.

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1 KEPOKT OF GEOCHEMICAL 5UKVEY KING GKOUP LILLUOET MINING DIVISION for BENN EXPLORATIONS LTD Cambie bt. Vancouver, B.C. by E. J. Schutz June 15 - August 10,1966 bupervised by + F. C. Tomlinson, P.EWT. ral C.1 a- King 1-15 Mineral King 16-24, 26 & 27 King 26 to 38, 43, 45, Latitude - 12z0 Longitude Sh

2 4SSESSMENT WORK REPORT o n D E KING GROUP OF MINING CLAIMS for BENN EXPLORATIONS LTD CAMBIE ST.. VANCOUVER. B.Cc F.C. by Tonlincmn, P.Eng. Vancouver, 8. C.

3 Pans No, Assaearent Work Report... 1 to 4 Location and Claim Numbers... 1 Work Performed... 2 Interpretation of Geochemical Eurvey... 4 e Key Map... 5 Addendum i & ii Attached - Plan ohowing Brunton and Tape Survey of road^, traile, loaation of soil srmplee with P. P.M. tabulated. 6 Key plan showing claim on which *3 work wan done 7 Y Lerox copiee of P.P.U. Determinations by Technical Service Laboratories 8 to 23

4 ASSESSMENT WORK REPORT on THE KING GROUP OF MlNING CLAW for BbNN txplokations LTD CAMBIE 5'IREEET. VANCUJVEk, IL(L by F.C. Torlineon, P.tng. bocation: The King group of mini% claims were staked covering the crest of Mismion Mountain and part of the flank facing towards Carpenter Lake, (Bridge River) to the north and part of the flank facing towarda Anderaon and Seton Lakes on the south. as followe: This group is componed of 46 located mineral claims Claim NWera Becord Number* Expiration Date King 1 to to June 30, 1967 King 5 to to April 29, 1967 King 16-24,26, to May 16, 1967 King 28 to to May 25,1967 King 43 to to May 25, 1967 Early in June a prominent mining engineer,employed by a well known exploration company, examined the showings on the Kiqg Group of claims accompanied by Mr. John Schutz. President of Benn Explorations Ltd.

5 This engineer recommended a Brunton and Tape survey of the workings, trenches, adit, trails and roads existing on the property and a reconnaissance soil sampling program. This work was done intermittently during the summer of 1966 by Mr. John Schutz with assistance as shown on the attached Statutory Declaration, in duplicate, by Mr. Schutz. Board and lodging was arranged for at Seton Lake Lodge ad they commuted to the prospect. For the survey Mr. Schutz used a Brunton Compase, a 200 ft. tape and an Abney level. The compass was adjusted to read astronomic horizontal angles and vertical angles were taken with the Abney level. A Thommens 3D 16 alti- meter was also used to check roughly calculated elevations and reference elevation at the Relay Tower. Horizontal distances were also calculated. Mr. Schutz is well qualified to carry out such a eurvey and also to take soil samples. He was employed by a eyndicate consisting of Noranda Mines, Granby and Placer Development, in charae of a party doing reconnaissance soil sampling, E.M. Survey and magnetometer survey in 1957 and 1958 seasons in the Merritt - Kamloopd area. Keith Fahrnie was the Professional Engineer in charge of this work for the syndicate.

6 Mr. Schutz supervised tb soil sampling. The samples were taken at depths from 6" to lw, or well below the humus on the surface. The lines were run on compass bearing and tied in on the surveyed trails as shorn on the plan, and samples were taken at intervals as shown on the attached plan reduced to half size. The original survey was plotted on a acale of 100 ft. to the inch. Yellow or orange plastic tape flag with sample number marked on it urks the location of each sample on the ground. Any sample taken can be located and checked if desired. 1 have personally inspected Hr. Schutzlc work in part on the ground and can vouch for the accuracy of the attached plan as prepared by him with allowance error of less than 1% for horizontal distance and less than 3% on vertical. 40 of the 46 claims have been grouped by the Benn Exploration as follows and as shown on the British Columbia Mining Receipt No E: Recording King Group of 40 claine - King 1-15; Mineral King! 16 to 24, 26, 27; King , 45 and 51. Accordi n( to the attached Statutory Declaration sworn to by Hr. property which, assessment work John bchutc,(ijol~.66 has been spent on the in my opinion, ~hould be acceptable as on the group.

7 If this amount can be applied as aanesarent work it can be applied to claim King #1 to #15, Mineral King k21, )23 and #24, Xing #29 to #31, and Kiw 633, $35, #37, $43, #45, $47, P48, #49, #SO and Y51. If any amount less than $3,000 is approved, the work can be recorded on the claiar in the order linted above omitting the claima at tho end of the lint. Jnter~retationr The total heavy metal. determination. as indicated on the plan and +400 along with the mineralisation showing in the adit and the soil sampling adjacent to the known Pb. Zn. mineralization, muggeste the possibility that the area covered by part of the reoomaieaance geochemical survey may be underlain by aediur to low grade ore of appreciable extent. A program of bulldozing to bedrock along or close to the surveyed trails has been recommended to inveetigate the geochemical anoaaloue areas. If appreciable areas of mineralization with ore raking possibilities am indicated a drilling program will be recommended. Vancouver, B C. $ d&j,dw- 'V F.C. Torlineon, P.Eng. April 7, 1967

8 ADDENDUM 1. Additional data on soil sampling procedures: a) The instrument used for obtaining samples was a small pick. When the hoie was of sufficient depth the sample was manually removed. b) I cannot identify the soil horizon, how- ever the samples were soil and clear of organic material. c) The samples were packaged in "Plain Poly Bagsn measuring 4" x 2" x 10" with capacity of 2 lbs. as manufactured by Union Carbide. d) Mr. Van hnglund of T.5.L. Laboratories Ltd. stated the samples were dried to 200 temperature, then screened through an 80 mesh nylon screen. The minus 80 mesh material was retained on an alumina pan.

9 1. e) Mr. Van Englund of T.S.L. Laboratories stated the Mo result was obtained by hot HC1 extraction, then determined by Zinc Dithiol method. The Cu., Pb., and Zn. result was by hot nitric extraction with each element determined by atomic absorption do not consider that the cost per sample is excessive. If, for example, a rectangular field that is level and with known boundaries were to be sampled the cost would be low. However, transpose this field to the side of a mountain whose general area only is known and with vertical elevation ranging more U~an 1000 feet, the problems increase proportionately. In view of the circumstances it was decided that a simultaneous survey - soil sampling program be effected. Control has been achieved and positions of all samples are known. Because of this, further soil sampling should be at a reduced cost. BENN EXPLORAZIONS LTD. (N.P.L.1

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