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1 DIAMOND DRILLING 52A15NE WOLF LAKE 010 AREA! WOLF LAKE REPORT No,: WORK PERFORMED BY: ASARCO EXPLORATION OF CANADA LIMITED CLAIM No, HOLE No, FOOTAGE DATE NOTE TB 49585H TB WR l WR Aug.X80 Aug.X80 (D (D NOTES: (i) # ios- 80
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3 Diamond Drill Log Drill Hole WR-1 Location: 760 feet, west and 15 feet south of Post No. l, claim TB (see attached map) Direction and Dip: Total Hole Depth: Vertical Dip Dip Tests: - 88 c at 300' 88 0 at 500' 587 feet Hole Commenced: August 13, 1980 Hole Completed: Contractor: Logged By: August 17, 1980 Morissette Diamond Drilling Limited R,S. Gray, P.Eng. O' ' CASING ' BRICK RED MUDSTONE, with grey reduction spots. Massive, with bedding evidence provided by occasional thin silty layers. The grey spots are randomly distrib uted and do not show any preferred orientation, although there is a tendency for grey colour bands to concentrate in silty layers where the grain size is coarser. Some spherical spots show concentric banding of different colour rings /8" to 1/4" irregular quartz stringers Platy bedding plane cleavage 90" to core Irregular quartz intergrowth; tan spots instead of grey Grey-green colour band cuts across bedding x indicated by thin silty layers Tiny black tourmaline needles in grey silty bed Grey reduction colours along joint 27*to core Bedded silty interval with dissem tourmaline Silty to sandy zone, bedding 80*to core, with some crossbedding at Irregular grey colouration and some complex spots Grey sandy bed with cross-bedding Red silty mudstone, bedded I T to c ore Grey colours spreading out from hairline veinlet 25' to core Grey silty bed l" Silt and sand interbanded with mudstone. All brick red - no grey colours. Interesting sedimentary structures.
4 Well bedded silty to sandy 72"to core Well bedded silty to sandy, crossbedded 75" to core Several complex spots with four colour rings Well bedded silty 77" to core Well bedded silty 78" to core. Some grey colours and 79.0 Irregular quartz blebs l" to I h" Well bedded, silty, with 3 colour complex spot complex spots with black-mauve-green-grey rings Irregular quartz bleb l" grey-green mudstone followed by 3" red siltstone V ptygmatic quartz veinlet wandering thru core and Several complex spots Mudstone-siltstone; contorted bedding, many irregular quartz whisps and clots; some pale green material and fine dissem tourmaline Complex spot 3/4" (4 colour zones); trace sulfides Complex reduction spot with NATIVE COPPER filling fractures within the IV spot Red mudstone whisps in red silty matrix almost gives breccia appearance. Some white quartz particularly near Bleached cherty zone containing complex spots with NATIVE COPPER. Sharp contact with sandstone Brick red sandstone full of tiny black tourmaline needles (grown after deposition) Thin sandy bed with minor white quartz Thin bedding; trace of black needles Red siltstone with mudstone whisps White quartz spots, traces of tourmaline Banded zone 90"to core; 2 \ tourmaline Brick red siltstone, traces of tourmaline, l complex spot Silty and muddy layer with some erosion between beds; traces of tourmaline Siltstone with whisps of mudstone, traces of black metallic with black streak Brick red mudstone Sandy siltstone, brick red colour. Sharp but ir regular lower contact with siltstone fragments incorporated into lower sandstone, and sandstone penetrations into the silt GREY SANDSTONE, with abundant angular fragments of brick red siltstone - mudstone Appears to grade into red siltstone; no sharp contacts Grey sandstone Red sandstone Conformable contact, gradational over l".
5 BRICK RED SILTSTONE; massive, with red mudstone intervals, tan reduction spots Banded mudstone Large tan reduction splotches Interbanded with quartz l" chert splotch with trace grey sulfide Large tan splotches, some with black cores Sandstone filling incipient breccia of siltstone fragments, which all fit back together Sharp contact, somewhat irregular, 80 0 to core SILTSTONE BRECCIA; angular siltstone fragments in sandy to silty matrix. A few fragments of sandstone, grey chert, mudstone Weak breccia to massive {large fragment?). From 160, some sandstone fragments begin to appear Several grey-green mudstone frags Reddish-grey sandstone (large fragment?) Red and grey siltstone fragments Angular fragments, white sandy matrix Black chert fragments Maroon mudstone fragment )Possible large fragments red siltstone } Smaller but more varied rounded fragments include grey chert, white sandstone along with red siltstone and mudstone, Thinly bedded grey mudstone interrupted by red silt Red siltstone, minor bedding interruptions ~ RED MUDSTONE-SILTSTONE; massive with fare finely laminated beds (often grey mudstone) Thin laminae red and grey siltstone Massive red mudstone /4" finely banded grey mudstone Red mudstone Sandy red siltstone Thin laminae red and grey siltstones Red mudstone with a few complex spots (61") and three irregular quartz stringers Quartz impregnation with remnants of greygreen siltstone as breccia fragments Red mudstone with some silt, tan reduction spots Sandstone, grey in middle, red near upper and lower margins. Large spots at with silvery metallic Mudstone, very soft approaching maroon colour, Interbanded red silt and grey silt Sharp contact, but not well defined.
6 INTERBEDDED SANDSTONE AND SILTSTONE, in the upper portion, most of the sandy beds are grey and the silty beds are red, but towards the bottom, the sandstones are also red. The sandy beds are mostly quartz grainy with about h \ black chert and ^ orange quartz Grey sandstone Red mudstone, gradational contacts. Red colours extend several inches into the sandstone Reddish-grey sandstone, some grey reduction spots Red siltstone with red mud whisps Grey sandstone Red siltstone Grey sandstone Red sandstone Red siltstone grading to red mudstone Maroon and grey mudstone Red mudstone, grey reduction spots Red sandstone with red silty beds Grey sandstone, becoming red for last inch Grey siltstone 80"to core. Strong flame structures Red sandstone, several complex spots Red siltstone Red sandstone, complex spots with sulfide bearing black cores Red siltstone - mudstone Sandstone, red margins, grey central portion Red siltstone with red mud plates and whisps Whispy banding as siltstone becomes coarser Red sandstone ' Grey sandstone, some greenish streaks Reddish-grey sandstone with l" mudstone 80 0 to core Siltstone-mudstone laminae with complex spots Grey sandstone, grading to red sandstone with silty beds Red siltstone with thin sandy beds Sandstone, mostly grey, but red near margins Red siltstone with thin sandy beds Reddish-grey sandstone Red siltstone Reddish-grey sandstone with a few silty interbeds BRICK RED SILTSTONE-MUDSTONE with a few sandy intervals; rare tan spots. Massive, monotonous sequence with little to note Tan coloured sandy siltstone. 211.Q S 5 complex spots with black centers; trace bornite.
7 l" grey sandy bed with NATIVE COPPER Laminated 9O 0 to core; silty and some sandy beds; tourmaline noted l" sandy bed with l" 5 colour spot with NATIVE COPPER and complex spots, up to 6 rings, trace bornite l" buff sandstone, tourmaline noted l" buff sandstone, tourmaline noted h " sandy bed, no metallics and thin sandy beds; trace tourmaline h " s andy bed, trace metallics Breccia; tan fragments in red mud matrix; trace tourmaline A few sand grains in silty matrix, reduction spots Tan siltstone with abundant tourmaline h " tan sandy bed with tourmaline Tan sandstone with tourmaline and Reduction spots, 4 colour rings LAMINATED RED SILTSTONE, same buff beds. Laminations are due to very thin mudstone interbeds buff siltstone buff sandstone with grey tourmaline-rich layers l" x h " cavity filling of gypsum grey mudstone, complex spots V grey chert fragment buff mudstone, gypsum infillings V 1 tourmaline-rich bed h " buff bed with tourmaline and gypsum mottled buff and red. gypsum infillings mottled buff and red, gypsum infillings mottled buff and red, gypsum infillings and V gypsum veinlets 65"to core complex spots with black "algal growths" as cores buff mottled mudstone with gypsum V buff stringer with tourmaline buff to mottled with gypsum buff silty, to sandy bed with tourmaline buff mudstone; gypsum replacing reduction spots /8" gypsum seam 80 P to core buff sandstone with tourmaline coarse buff sandstone coarse buff sandstone coarse buff sandstone with gypsum Two l" reduction spots with NATIVE COPPER buff sandy zone, minor tourmaline Band with coarse sand grains l" buff siltstone.
8 /8" gypsum seam parallel to bedding 80" to core ) buff to grey sandy beds with ) tourmaline and trace silvery ) metallic buff silty zone with gypsum and l" buff sandy beds l" buff sandy bed with NATIVE COPPER and thin gypsum seams buff sandy bed, trace sulfides /8" gypsum seam parallel to bedding mottled buff-red zone, some gypsum grey sandstone with tourmaline V gypsum seam and thin grey sandy beds with tourmaline buff silty zone with some grey tourmaline rich bands grey sandstone with tourmaline needles ) coarse sandy beds with tourmaline J ) buff mudstone , 355.5, and are grey sandy beds with tourmaline needles. The same sequence of laminated red siltstone with thin sandy interbeds continues to Gypsum occurs throughout. The sandy beds are grey due to the fine black tourmaline needles disseminated through the buff sand matrix buff siltstone, with scattered sand grains and seven angular sulfide-bearing black chert fragments. Below 405.0, lamination becomes less distinct, and sandy intervals are less frequent sandy bed sandy bed sandy bed; trace NATIVE COPPER sandy bed sandy bed sandy bed sandy bed; trace NATIVE COPPER TRANSITIONAL MUD-SILT-SAND, ending up as all sandstone reduction spot with trace NATIVE COPPER RED SANDSTONE, a few grey sand beds; sparse tan spots; frequent thin gypsum seams grey sandstone, trace sulfides grey sandstone, cherty or silicified matrix grey colour zone; no change in sandstone other than the colour change.
9 grey colour zone grey colour zone, trace tourmaline V" gypsum seam grey sandstone buff to grey sandstone bleached pinkish sandstone altered contact zone; dark grey and pink. Possibly 2" diabase DIABASE; fine grained, uniform with thin chill zones on margins. Sharp contacts 90" to core. Diabase is cut by calcite or gypsum hairline parallel to core SANDSTONE; pronounced maroon-tan mottling; bleaching along flat joints on bedding planes spaced 6" to 18" apart. The actual joints are often occupied by 1/8" to 3/4" of selenite. The sandstone contains infrequent mudstone horizons Altered sandstone with colour bands of grey, red, pink and dark green-grey Interbedded sandstone and maroon to brick red mudstone, cut by gypsum seams. From 512.0, sparse very soft yellow sand grains begin to appear (weathered feldspar?) Bleached zone with chloritic bands Red mudstone bordered by green chloritic sandstone and cut by a 3/4" selenite band Pale greenish to pinkish sandstone. Below occasional large quartz grains and granite pebbles begin to appear Red sandstone with increasing quartz, feldspar and amphibolite pebbles Mostly granite and amphibolite material with some red mud between fragments. No red mud detected below GRANITE GNEISS; Coarse grained pink granite alternating with gneissic amphibolite bands. Gneissic banding is evident by 540.0, so the gneiss is in situ rather than a wash of granitic fragments. Granitic bands consist of quartz, red feldspar and biotite, with minor hornblende and phlogopite. Soft yellow grains similar to those at 512' were noted around 544. Amphibolite bands occur at ; ; ; ; ; ; The amphibolite consists of hornblende-chlorite and white fledspar, with strong gneissic banding 50 C to the core. Prehnite was noted in a quartzose vein cutting amphibolite at END OF HOLE 587.0
10 R SPECTROMETER SURVEY: A. McPhar TV-1A spectrometer was run over the entire core. The mudstones, siltstones and sandstones range from 1700 to 2700 c.p.m., and the average about 2200 cpm. The maximum recorded value was 3500 cpm on a red siltstone. The granite gneiss averages 2000 to 2500 cpm, essentially the same as the sediments. These values are all within normal background range, and do not indicate any significant radioactivity. Tests on the T2 and T3 scales show that the red siltstone with the highest readings is potassium-rich. RECOVERIES: ?, 97?, 97? ?, 95% 98!fc 96?. 99% 95% 97?. 99% 99% 100% 102% 97?, 101% ; ?; 99% 98?; ?; 98? ?; 98?; 101? ?; 99?. 100?. 99? ?; Not measured in detail but recoveries in excess of 98?; throughout.
11 DIAMOND DRILL LOG DRILL HOLE WR-2 LOCATION: DIRECTION AND DIP; TOTAL HOLE DEPTH: HOLE COMMENCED: HOLE COMPLETED: CONTRACTOR: LOGGED BY: 1,680 feet south and 900 feet west from no. l post, claim TB Vertical Dip Dip Tests - 88^ 0 at 300' - 88" at 590' 590 FT. AQ CORE August 19, 1980 August 2 2, Morissette Diamond Drilling Limited R.S. Gray, P.Eng. O ' CASING BRICK RED MUDSTONE with occasional bands of grey mudstone. The red mudstone is massive, while the grey mudstone tends to show thin laminations, although this is not always the case. There is some tan to grey spotting and mottling, and some complex grey reduction spheres, usually centered on black spots or on black streaks parallel to bedding. The grey reduction spot at 20' is 4 inches in diameter Grey mudstone with remnants of red mudstone. The grey material contains thin silty layers Grey band along cross-cutting joint 45 to core V quartz stringer Thin grey silty layer with fine tourmaline needles Grey siltstone Complex spot l" {5 colour rings); trace sulfides Red sandstone, fining upward into interbanded red siltstone and mudstone. Also V irregular quartz lens. 72.3, 76.5 and 78.5 irregular quartz stringers Grey colours spread outwards from quartz hairline containing black mineral and traces of sulfide NATIVE COPPER in l" reduction spot (3 colour rings) Yellow spots noted Red silty zone with bedding 88"to core Irregular quartz replacement Banded red silty layer followed by silty mudstone with complex spots and quartz replacements. Traces of tourmaline are present NATIVE COPPER in complex reduction spot Complex spotting and minor quartz Mudstone breccia with spotting and irregular quartz h " yellow reduction band with traces tourmaline Coallesing spots to form reduction band.
12 Sharp textural change and increase in silt BRICK RED SILTSTONE; Massive with rare tan reduction spots; a few sandy layers Red sandstone Grey sandstone with red silt angular fragments towards Grey sandstone (colour boundaries do not coincide with texture boundaries) Auto-brecciated siltstone, cemented by gypsum Grey sandstone Grey sandstone with whisps and irregular reddish remnants corresponding with silt-mud layers Mudstone breccia with NATIVE COPPER in a l" reduction spot Very massive red siltstone with tan mottling. Specks of quartz {replacing gypsum?). At 167.0, a larger clot is still gypsum and Thin breccia zones SILTSTONE BRECCIA; Angular to sub-rounded fragments mostly siltstone, but some grey sandstone fragments as well. Matrix is red silt RED AND TAN SILTY MUDSTONE; Silty component decreases with depth. Some zones have streaky banding and and quartzose spotting. (e.g and ) Tourmaline noted Siltstone breccia Vague colour banding 40* and 70* to core (not along bedding) CHERT; Thin-banded dark grey to pale grey chert. Some laminae appear to have algal structures LAMINATED MUDSTONE; Very fine banding in green, grey and red. Below 198.5, the finely laminated bands are separated by increasing thicknesses of red mudstone, until banding gradually disappears. This unit grades into the underlying unit RED MUDSTONE, GRADING TO MUD-SILT-SAND INTERBEDS Red mudstone, minor tan to green spots l" band finely laminated green and grey mudstone Red mudstone, minor tan spotting and Quartzose zones Irregular quartz stringers Red silt grading to red sand Red mudstone with l" finely laminated " red sandstone followed by grey sandstone with two thin red silty beds.
13 Red siltstone Grey sandstone Red siltstone Grey sandstone with 6" red siltstone inclusion. The grey sand is slightly reddish due to both orange sand grains and red silty material interbanded with sandstone Red siltstone, becoming progressively sandier until from it must be considered sandstone RED SANDSTONE, with grey sandstone and red siltstone interbeds Grey sandstone h " Grey sandstone with yellow-green autunite? Red siltstone Sandstone, part red, part grey, with large complex reduction spots Red mudstone, minor siltstone Grey sandstone Red mudstone Red siltstone Sandstone, mixed red and grey colours GREY SANDSTONE, with some zones of maroon-red sandstone, and a few red mud partings. Contact at has whisps of mudstone extending into the sandstone and lenses or fragments of sandstone in the underlying mudstone INTERBANDED MUDSTONE-SILTSTONE-SANDSTONE Grey mudstone Red mudstone Red sandstone Red mudstone Red and grey sandstone Red mud-silt Red sandstone Grey sandstone Thin bedded red silt,sparse grey spots Grades back and forth from red sandstone with tan spots to grey sandstone. There is no bedding, no change in grain size, no obvious reason for colour changes Red siltstone Red sandstone, minor tan and grey RED SILTSTONE-MUDSTONE; Minor tan spots and tan to green mottling. Rare patches with coarse sand grains in mud matrix {e.g ). A typical tan-green mottled zone is General texture is dis tinctive, due to dark red mud whisps in brick red silt. There are occasional complex reduction spots (e.g ) tan sandy siltstone tan sandy siltstone tan sandy siltstone Breccia, with sub-rounded fragments of tourmaline rich tan sandstone in red silt matrix.
14 Silicified buff mudstone, red siltstone, green-buff mudstone and coarse buff sandstone, all with sparse tourmaline Tourmaline and rare sulfide in red silt No change other than the fact that laminations become more obvious WELL LAMINATED RED SILTSTONE; with infrequent tan sandy or dolomitic bands. Traces of tourmaline, usually in the tan sandy beds (e.g ) " bleaching and tourmalinization spreading out from V sandy layers Complex spot l", with trace NATIVE COPPER First gypsum noted. Gypsum becomes fairly common below this point and Thin sandy layers with small mafic pebbles and Thin layers with coarse sand grains Thin gypsum veinlets followed by 3" of green-buff silt with gypsum infillings Buff bed with gypsum /8" gypsum veinlet Trace tourmaline in thin sandy bed. The siltstone has become very bright orange-red. Pink-buff sandy layers with abundant tourmaline continue at intervals of about one foot. Thin pinkish dolomite layers occur at ; ; ; ; and The dolomite often has scattered sand grains, minor tourmaline, and cross-cutting gypsum. Thin tourmaline-bearing sand layers occur at 383.4, 385.8, 389.5, 391.1, and Silicified pink silty dolomite occurs at , and grey dolomite at Pink dolomitic siltstone at has cherty spotting and some gypsum infillings. Grey sandy horizons become thinner (e.g , 401.6, 403.0, 403.3, 405.3, 405.7). Dolomitic intervals are less distinct, but the entire siltstone may be becoming dolomitic Pink dolomite /8" Selenite seam Dolomite with 3 grey sand seams Complex spot (rare in this unit) Three grey sand layers with tourmaline and Sparse quartz grains in red silt , and Grey sand layers Pink domite with grey sand streaks V sandy layer Gypsum infillings Siliceous spots and Bleaching spreading out from h s and layers; trace tourmaline l" red sandstone l" Grey sandstone Buff dolomitic silt with quartz grains Complex spot with trace sulfide in core.
15 Coarse grey sand for l" , and Disseminated sand grains in red mud over widths of l" l" coarse grey sand followed by 2" red sand /8" Selenite seam TRANSITION, SILTSTONE TO SANDSTONE Red sandstone Red siltstone Pink-grey sandstone Red silt with layers of sand grains Red sandstone, 2" grey sandstone Sandy red siltstone Red siltstone with tan to green colour zones following cross-cutting veinlets /8" gypsum seam RED SANDSTONE with grey sandstone beds and minor red silty intervals. The principal grey sand beds are 458, ; ; ; and Colour changes do not correspond with changes in grain size or composition. Several gypsum seams cut this section. Near 471, there is no change in composition, only a gradual colour change to maroon instead of red MAROON SANDSTONE with tan streaks and spots Pale green and red mudstones interbedded with grey sandstone Fine-grained pink sandstone which develops a white florescence on the surface of the core (gypsum?) h " Selenite 476.3, and Gypsum of selenite seams Sandy red siltstone Sandy red siltstone Sandy red siltstone Sandy red siltstone. Bleaching is common, spreading out from hairline green beds (iron sulfate colour). These green partings are often the loci for selenite or gypsum seams Altered sandstone, which has picked up the dark green colours from the adjacent diabase. This zone has 8 gypsum stringers DIABASE; Dark green with dioritic texture. At 490.4, there is a sharp contact 82" to core, and at 498.0, a sharp contact 90"to core. Both contacts show 2" to 4" chill zones ALTERED SANDSTONE, with irregular streaks of dark green and reddish-grey colours DIABASE
16 BROWNISH-PINK SANDSTONE,. with red and green mudstone intervals and streaky, patchy colour changes. Green mudstone bands have abundant gypsum Altered dark grey to red-grey sandstone with 4" of dark green mudstone. There are no obvious changes in the sandstone except for the colours h " quartz pebble in sandstone /8" gypsum seam Pale green-brown mudstone fragments with traces of sulfide and tourmaline. Muddy fragments end on 1/8" gypsum seam at V green clay-selenite seam Feldspar grains noted in sandstone This interval contains 4 green clay-gypsum seams Altered sandstone with dark green and pink colours from adjacent diabase DIABASE; Sharp contacts 88 0 to core, with gypsum seams along contacts BROWNISH-PINK SANDSTONE, with tan bleached zones spreading out frora bedding planes and joints. There is streaky colour banding, which appears to be faded. Selenite seams occur at intervals of 6" to 18", and usually show a green clay seam adjacent to the selenite, and h " o r more of bleaching adjacent to the seam. Some selenite veinlets are 1/2" to 3/4" in width. From 540, occasional small pebbles of basement rock occur in the sandstone. From 544.0, a few soft yellow grains are noted in the sand stone (altered feldspar?) Small rounded granite pebble Breccia with angular grey sandstone fragments in grey sand matrix. Breccia is bounded on both sides by selenite seams Tan to grey sandstone with irregular patches and bands of red sandstone and whisps of green siltstone Coarse red sandstone with small granitic pebbles, including a l" rounded cobble Knife-sharp contact, with 1/8" selenite seam GRANITIC GNEISS; Alternating bands of coarse red granite and dark grey amphibolite gneiss. Amphibolite granitic sections ; ; ; ; ; ; and A quartz-rich band occurs at Some gneiss bands are biotite rich and contain l * disseminated pyrite. Gneissic banding varies from 45" to 75* to core, bjj.t au^rages close to 45f END OF HOLE: 590.0' voe OF
17 - 7 - SPECTROMETER SURVEY: A. McPhar TV-1A spectrometer was run over the entire core. The sediments show remarkably little variation, ranging from 1700 cpm. The granite gneiss averages 2000 cpm., with peaks of 2500 cpm.
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