REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY. GROUP l, GRID A - BEE LAKE AREA CLAIM MAP M2194, RICKABY LAKE KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO

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1 S2L1&NW EAGLE LAKE K EC El V ED REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP l, GRID A - BEE LAKE AREA CLAIM MAP M2194, RICKABY LAKE KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO by SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED

2 SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED Group l, Grid A - Bee Lake Area INTRODUCTION^ A programme of magnetic surveying was carried out during September, 1972 on Group l, Grid A in the Bee Lake Area. The grid lies about one mile north of Anderson Lake and about one mile west of Bee Lake. Bee Lake is about 70 miles north-northwest of Kenora, Access is by float or ski-plane. The claims covered by this survey are K and K They are found on claim map M 2194 in the Kenora Mining Division of Ontario. The grid consists of lines which were cut/ chained and picketed every 100 feet. Lines lie in a north-northeast direction. The interval between lines is 400 feet. In all, 1.5 line miles of lines were cut on this grid, GENERAL': The magnetic survey was carried out using a McPhar M-70Q fluxgate magnetometer. This magnetometer detects the vertical component of the earth's magnetic field to an accuracy of 10 gammas. Diurnal variations were controlled using the looping around technique using a base station on the baseline as control. In this procedure, the operator describes a loop in effect by reading a base station on a line at a baseline, taking readings along that line to the end, crossing to the next line, reading along that line to the opposite end, returning to the first line and reading back to the base station. Corrections are made in time on the intervening data on any changes occurring at the baseline reading. The operator then proceeds directly to the next line to be read and repeats the procedure. continued...

3 2 All magnetic readings were taken on a 50 foot interval. In all 1,1 line miles of magnetic surveying were carried out. DETAIL^ The magnetometer survey has revealed a narrow magnetic feature lying along and near the baseline. The source of the anomaly is not normally polarized so that negative responses dominate. A narrow bedrock formation containing pyrrhotite or magnetite is presumed to be the source. Two other isolated highs south of the baseline may be of bedrock origin but are too small to be of economic interest. CONCLUSIONS: Reference would need to be made to an electromagnetic survey to see if the major magnetic anomaly is a conductor. If so, it could become a target for drilling as reflecting a possible economic source. LERtbks Laurie E. Reed Chief Geophysicist October 17th, 1973

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5 52L18NWeei EAGLE LAKE 020 REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP 3 BEE LAKE AREA. CLAIM MAP M-2194, RICKABY LAKE KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO by SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED.

6 SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP 3, BEE LAKE AREA, KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO INTRODUCTION A programme of magnetic surveying was carried out during September 1972 on group 3 in the Bee Lake area. The group lies just northeast of Bee Lake which is about 70 miles north-northwest of Kenora, Ontario. Access is by float or ski-plane. The claims covered by this survey are K348289, K348290, K and K They, are found on claim map M-2194 in the Kenora Mining Division of Ontario. The grids consist of lines which were cut, chained 'and picketed every 100 feet. Lines have been run on two separate grids which are tied together along one of the base lines. The interval between lines is 400 feet. GENERAL The magnetic survey was carried out using a M-700 fluxgate magnetometer. This magnetometer detects the vertical component of the earth's magnetic field to an accur acy of 10 gammas. Diurnal variations were controlled using the looping around technique using base stations on the base lines as control. In this procedure the operator describes a loop in effect by reading a base station on a line at a base line, taking readings along that line to the end, crossing to the next line, reading along that line to the opposite end, returning to the first line and reading back to the base station, Corrections are made in time on the intervening data on any changes occurring at the baseline reading. The operator then proceeds directly to the next line to be read and repeats the procedure.

7 2 Magnetic readings were taken on a 100 foot interval with closures to 50 feet in areas of magnetic activity on the westerly grid while on the easterly grid readings were taken at a 50 foot interval. In all 1.0 line miles of sur veying were read on the westerly grid (claims K and K348290) and 0.6 line miles were read on the easterly grid (claims K and K348402). DETAIL The magnetic response on the westerly grid shows two confined but broad anomalies, 500 to 600 gammas above background. These and other more subdued highs and lows may reflect local lithology rather than magnetic mineral concentrations. The narrow feature off the claims to the south is more suggestive of a concentration of magnetite or pyrrhotite in a narrow horizon. On the easterly grid, two strong magnetic highs suggesting concentrations of magnetite or pyrrhotite along narrow horizons are observed. CONCLUSIONS While certain magnetic features here have been suggestive of possible economic sources, reference to an electromagnetic survey of the grids is required for full evaluation of the economic potential. Laurie Reed, Chief Geophysicist Selco Mining Corporation (Exploration Division) bb

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9 52L10NW EAGLE LAKE 030 REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP 4, GRIDS A and B - BEE LAKE AREA CLAIM MAP M RICKABY LAKE KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO by SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED

10 SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED GROUP 4, GRIDS A and B, BEE LAKE AKEA - INTRODUCTION'^ A programme of magnetic surveying was carried out during September 1972 on Group 4, grids A and B in the Bee Lake area. The group lies between Bee Lake, Wingiskus Lake and Eden Lake about 70 miles north-northwest of Kenora, Ontario. Access is by float or ski-plane. The claims covered by this survey are: Grid A; K Grid B: K to K incl. K They are found on claim map M 2194 in the Kenora Mining Division of Ontario. chained and picketed every 100 feet. north-northeast direction. The grids consist of lines which were cut, Lines are generally in a The interval between lines is 400 feet, GENERAL: The magnetic survey was carried out using a MpPhar M-700 fluxgate magnetometer. This magnetometer detects the vertical component of the earth's magnetic field to an accuracy of 10 gammas. Diurnal variations were controlled using the looping around technique using base stations on the baseline and tie lines as control. In this procedure the operator describes a loop in effect by reading a base station on a line, taking readings along that line to the end, crossing to the next line, reading along that line to the opposite end, returning to the first line and reading back to the base station. Corrections are made in time on the intervening data on any changes occurring at the baseline reading. The operator then proceeds directly to the next line to be read and repeats the procedure. continued...,...

11 - 2 - All magnetic readings were taken on a 50 foot interval, In all 1,0 line miles on Grid A and 1.5 line miles on Grid B were surveyed. DETAIL^ Strong magnetic features of several thousand gammas are evident on both grids with anomalies suggesting narrow sources of either magnetite or pyrrhotite. The west-northwest trend of the rocks is evident from both the anomalous high responses and the level responses. Level magnetics are observed south of the baseline on Grid A and north of the baseline on Grid B reflecting rocks of uni form composition in these areas. CONCLUSIONS: Strong narrow magnetic highs may be caused by pyrrhotite or magnetite which may reflect the presence of economic sulphides. Reference needs to be made to an electromagnetic survey which would identify conductive sulphides which may be economic. LER:bks Laurie E. Reed Chief Geophysicist October 17th, 1973

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13 7EO 52LI0NW EAGLE LAKE 040 ggf REPORT OF.THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP 5 BEE LAKE AREA. CLAIM MAP M-2461, EAGLE LAKE KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO by SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED.

14 SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED REPORT OF THE MAGNETOMETER SURVEY GROUP 5, BEE LAKE AREA, KENORA MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO INTRODUCTION A programme of magnetic surveying was carried out during September 1972 on group 5 in the Bee Lake Area. The grid lies between Eden Lake, Chase Lake and Eagle Lake. Eagle Lake is about 70 miles north-northwest of Kenora. Access is by float or ski-plane. The claim covered by this survey is K It is found on claim map M-2461, Eagle Lake, in the Kenora Mining Division of Ontario. The grid consists of lines which were cut, chained and picketed every 100 feet. Lines are generally in a,northnortheast direction. The interval between lines is 400 feet. GENERAL The magnetic survey was carried out using a McPftar M-700 fluxgate magnetometer. This magnetometer detects the vertical component of the earth's magnetic field to an accuracy of 10 gammas. Diurnal variations were controlled using the looping around technique using a base station on the baseline as control. In this procedure the operator describes a loop in effect by reading a base station on a line at a baseline, taking readings along that line to the end, crossing to the next line, reading along that line to the opposite end, returning to the first line and reading back to the base station. Corrections are made in time on the intervening data on any changes occurring at the base line reading. The operator then proceeds directly to the next line to be read and repeats the procedure.

15 - 2 - All magnetic readings were taken on a 50 foot interval. In all 0.54 line miles of magnetic surveying were carried out. DETAIL Magnetic activity both above and below the local background is observed along the baseline. Anomalies exhibit amplitudes of over 1600 gammas. Apparently shallow narrow magnetic sources (possibly pyrrhotite) lie near the baseline in a west-northwest direction. CONCLUSIONS Given a magnetic source of possible pyrrhotite origin reference would need to be made to an electromagnetic survey to determine if a possible economic target exists here. Laurie Reed Chief Geophysicist Seleo Mining Corporation Ltd. {Exploration Division). bb

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17 52L10NW EAGLE LAKE 300 RECEIVED TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC. PROJECTS SECTION' Type of Survey Magnetometer Survey Township or Rickaby Lake Claim Selco Mining Corp. Ltd, 6th Floor, 55 Yonge St., Toronto Author of Laurie E. Reed_^ ^^^_ * 6th Floor/ 55 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Covering Dates of Survey September (linccutting to office) Total Miles of Line cut -1" 5^^^ ^^ - MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically K (prefix) K ,.. (number) SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey. ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid. Geophysical Electromagnetic. Magnetometer 40 Radiometric Other Geological. Gcochcinical. DAYS per claim AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys) Magnetometer..Electromagnetic.. Radiometric (enter days per claim) HATF.-Oct. 1 8/73 SIGNATURE: Author of Report or Agent PROJECTS SECTION Res. Geol. Previous Surveys t- ' O' Qualifications. g af/3 Checked by..date. GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. b In O Approved by- _date. GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. Approved by. -date. TOTAL CLAIMS-

18 Show instrument technical data in each space for type of survey submitted or indicate "not applicable" GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA GROUND SURVEYS Number of Stations 126 Number of Readings 126 Station interval 50 Line spacing 4QQ ' Profile scale or Contour intervals MAGNETIC ln.trnn.pnt. McPhar M-700 Accuracy - Scale mnstant 10 Gammas 100 gammas - ^ (specify for each type of survey) Diurnal correction method variations in base readings corrected for drift in time Base station inratinn on base line ELECTROMAGNETIC Instrument Coil configuration- - - ^^^..-.^^ ^.....^-^... Coil separation Accuracy Method: O Fixed transmitter d) Shoot back CD In line CH Parallel line Frequency (specify V.L.F. station) Parameters measured -. GRAVITY Instrument..^.^ -.^ ^^---^ ^-^^^ ,^.^,^.^^^^^^^^.^^^.^^^^-^- ^ - Scale constant. Corrections made. Base station value and location. Elevation accuracy -. ^. INDUCED POLARIZATION - RESISTIVITY Instrument.. Time domain Frequency domain. Frequency Range Power ^ ^-^ Electrode array Electrode spacing. Type of electrode.

19 GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC. Type of Survey Magne'faQnie'hQi* Sui*vey Township or Arpa Rickaby Lake. - - Claim hrtlfwm Selco Mining Corporation Limited 6th Floor, 55 Yonge St., Toronto Author of P-rnrt Laurie E. Reed-^^^ AHHrp g8 6th Floor, 55 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Covering Dates of Survey September 1972 (linecutting to office) Total Miles of Line cut 2.2 MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically i * * * i t *Tft*t***it***f****f*r*n fifni f*n *******it*i (prefix) (number) SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey. Geophysical Electromagnetic. Radiometric DAYS per claim 4Q l ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid. -Other. Geological. Geochemical. AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys) Magnetometer..Electromagnetic.. Radiometric (enter days per claim). Oct. 18/73 SIGNATURE:. Author of Report or Agent PROJECTS SECTION Res. Geol.. ^ Previous Surveys Jj Qualifications. i w Checked by..date. SE t* o GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. Approved by..date. GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. Approved by.. -date. TOTAL CLAIMS.

20 Show instrument technical data in each space for type of survey submitted or indicate "not applicable" GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA GROUND SURVEYS Number of Stations 124 Number of Readings Station interval 50' and 100' Line sparing 400 Profile scale or Contour intervals MAGNETIC Instrument Accuracy - Scale mnstant Diurnal correction method Base station inratinn 100 gammas (specify for each type of survey) McPhar M gammas variations in base readings corrected for drift in time on base-lines ^.^^ ^ ^ ^ ELECTROMAGNETIC Instrument ^- -^^ ^^^.^^ --^ - -^^. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^,^^^^^^^^, Coil configuration. Coil separation Accuracy Method: Q Fixed transmitter Q Shoot back Q In line D Parallel line Frequency (specify V.L.F. station) Parameters measured GRAVITY Instrument. Scale constant. Corrections made. Base station value and location. Elevation accuracy INDUCED POLARIZATION - RESISTIVITY Instrument..^-^.. Time domain Frequency domain. Frequency Range Power. ^- - -^ ^ t.- Electrode array Electrode spacing. Type of electrode.

21 GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC. ^CEJVED M r* r Tniynsrnp nr Arpa KlCKaoy L,d.K.G riaim hnihpr(e) Selco flinincf Corp. Ltd. 6th JTJ-Oor ^ 55 Yonae Sii^j Toronto A,,thnr nf Rppm-t Laurie E. Reed AH^rpes 6th Floor, 55 Yonge St., Toronto, C A*N^* AvnV\ A v 1 O T O Covcrinp Dates of Survey ospugiudsi ± y 1 4 {linecutting to office) Total Milpsnf I.inprut 3.4 SPECIAL PROVISIONS HAVS CREDITS REQUESTED rt^pnys^a per claim Electromagnetic ENTER 40 days (includes A n line cutting) for first -Magnetometer survey Radiometric,,,,.. ENTER 20 days for each -Other.,,.,. additional survey using Onlnmral same grid, fipochemiral-.,. AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys) Magnptnmfitpr Rlprtrnmapnpfic RaHinmptrir (enter days per claim) PATFi'^' **' *-Of'3 STHNATTIRR' j^cz*^~^ijl^ f ^ <J^-^\ Author of Report or Agent ^ f\**a- T O y^o /-*^^j ^ ~* * I/I ^n MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically...,.k..,..,...,,...;..3,4.a8.7.fi... (prefix) (number) K K K K K i M \a PROJECTS SECTION Res. deal. Oiialifiratinns f*.\(txr^ Prpviniis Snrvevs OFFICE USE ONLY r^pruph hy Hate /"i 17/^T f\f^1f~* A T TJ T) A M/^14 ApprnvpH hy date Approved hy.. H a tp TOTAL CI, AIMS J.,.,-,,...-

22 Show instrument technical data in each space for type of survey submitted or indicate "not applicable" GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA GROUND SURVEYS Number of Stations Station interval 50 ' 118.Number of Readings JJLJL Line snarina spacing. 400 Profile scale or Contour intervals 100 gammas to 1000, 5flO to 2000, IQQQ (ipecify for each type of survey) MAGNETIC Instrument Accuracy - Scale Diurnal correction Base station M gammas variations in base readings corrected foy drif -t; in time on line O, Grid A? on base-line, Grid B - - ELECTROMAGNETIC Instrument. Coil configuration. Coil separation. Accuracy Method: dl Fixed transmitter D Shoot back D Inline D Parallel line Frequency. Parameters measured. GRAVITY Instrument ^. Scale constant. Corrections made. (specify V.L.F. station) Base station value and location. Elevation accuracy INDUCED POLARIZATION - RESISTIVITY Instrument ^ ^ Time domain. Frequency,. Power.. Electrode array-. Electrode spacing. Type of electrode, Frequency domain.. Range ^^ -.

23 m. GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC. Type of Survey Township or Arpa Claim Hni/w Author of 6th Floor r Magnetometer Survey Eagle Lake Se leo fining Corporation Ltd, fit-.h Floor, 55 Yonge St.. t Toronto Laurie E. Reed Yonge St. f Toronto, Onfr. Covering Dates of Survey September (linecutting to office) Total Miles of Line rut MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically *.*i**... (prefix) (number) SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey. ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid. Geophysical Electromagnetic Magnptnmptpr 4 0 Radiometric - - Other^.^ ^. Geological. Geochemical. DAYS per claim AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne survey*) Magnetometer..Electromagnetic,. Radiometric (enter days per claim) DATF.-Oct. 18/73 SIGNATURE:, Author of Report or Agent S PROJECTS SECTION Res. Geol.... Qualifications *t*ocy-^ Previous Surveys Checked by..date. led GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. Approved by..date. GEOLOGICAL BRANCH. Approved by..date. TOTAL CLAIMS.

24 Show instrument technical data in each space for type of survey submitted or indicate "not applicable" GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA GROUND SURVEYS Number of Stations 59 Number of Readings 52 Station interval SIL! Line spacing 400 Profile scale or Contour intervals 100 gammas to 1000, 5 00 thereafter.1 -..^ ^-. (specify for each type of lurvcy) MAGNETIC Instrument McPhar M-7QQ ; -. Accuracy - Scale constant 10 gammas Diurnal correction Ptb^ variations in base readings corrected for drift in time Base station inratinn on base-line ELECTROMAGNETIC Instrument, ^-^ Coil configuration Coil separation \ Accuracy Method: D Fixed transmitter CD Shoot back Q Inline Q Parallel line Frequency ; (specify V.L.F. station) Parameters measured GRAVITY Instrument Scale constant. Corrections made. Base station value and location. Elevation accuracy INDUCED POLARIZATION - RESISTIVITY Instrument..^ ^^ Time domain Frequency domain. Frequency Range- Power ^-.. ^-^-- -, Electrode array Electrode spacing. Type of electrode.

25 AREA OF ' ^-va-) J & ' EAGLE LAKE 5/77 W- ) FROM MINING ACT FOR STAKING DISTRICT OF KENORA, (PATRICIA PORTION) KE NORA MINING -DIVISION SCALE: 1-INCH-4O CHAINS LEGEND ile N^I7I523 PARK R PATENTED LAND CROWN LAND SAL.E LEASES LOCATED LAND LICENSE. OF OCCUPATION MINING RIGHTS ONLY SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY ROADS IMPROVED POADS KING'S HIGHWAYS RAILWAYS POWER LINES MARSH OR'MUSKEG MINES C.S Loc. LO. M.R.O. S.RO NOTES 400 Reserve arobnd all Lafcts fi Dept. of Lands a,foir**fs. ;to ' \ MINING LANDS Eagle OCT MINISTRY, OF NATURAL RESOURCES, if H 3". 361(31 ' l- r ---I- -f i. -i- ~ l K K.x l 3 6H32 l l L-.J-.-L,^J D 45' U '30" NATIONAL TOPOGRAPHIC SERIIS 52 L PLAN NO. - MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCE?. 52L10NW EAGLE LAKE 200

26 AREA OF 95c i ' ' RICKABY LAKE o-.'.-.s TAKING UNDER Sec. 43 \ L oke \ \V.THE MINING ACT FOR ^ PROPOSED IRREGULAR DISTRICT OF KENORA (PATRICIA PORTION.) v-.;.lake NATIONALXPARK Sy.RESERUE Oct.W72 X KENORA ' MINING DIVISION f SCALE: 1-INCH f 40 CHAINS 3482* B259 K..K K PATENTED LAND CROWN LAND SALE LEASES LOCATED LICENSE LA^D OF OCCUPATION MINING RIGHTS ONLY SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY ROADS IMPROVED KING!S RAILWAYS POWER ROADS H IGHWAYS LINES MARSH OR MUSKEG MINES CANCEU.rO L.O, MRO SR.O. c. s. Loc- -o- ', 1 isiwas l ',ii4ai7a r K^,34627b i* "^-^ l 1 \l'l- * l l 'llkitqa T 400' Reserve around all Lakes 8k Rivers to Oept. of Lands ft Forests. 3*8292 ^ 4a^ Z ^Mining Claims No' 5.: a4367, \ and ore laid" down according to " Topography. Rick ait y, i ^ MJMiNG LANDS DATE OF ISSUE MINISTRY OF.NATURAL RESOURCES k T '!* vr tfiB I ^ l,,, l '3*8886" h ' i y i ^--.,,.,. ^, NATIONAL TOPOORAPJHtC SERIES,-52 L O 0 37*30' PLAN NO L)0Nff00! EAGLE LAKE ?! ' ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES SURVEYS A ND MAPPING B RANCH

27 o o K K N- GRID X 5SELCO MINING CORPORATION /CVOI^DATI/^KI (EXPLORATION DIVISION) rtlwic 1/^iKI ^ 1 LIMITED l fci l T Cf\ MAGNETOMETER INSTRUMENT TYPE: M cphar M-700 (Vertical Field) Readings in Gammas: f Base.-SIN. m 5SO 1OO Contour Interval: E very loo gammas. O 200 i 400 FEET BEE AREA GROUP l GRID 'A 1 MAG. SURVEY J 52L10NW EAGLE LAKE S20 Profile- DRAWN BY I.e. TRACED BY C.N. DATE SEPT. '72 DATE MOV. ' 12. PLAN N9 BE. 906

28 K K MAGNETOMETER I NSTRUMENT TYPE- M cphar M-700 (Vertical Field) Readings i n Gammas -. \ Base STN. m 45O 500 Contour Interval E very 00 g ammas Prof i/e. O L FEET 5SELCO MINING CORPORATION r p- \j r\ i f~\ r* A T i ^ \ * i r^. 11 r t r* t f~^ * i (EXPLORATION DIVISION) LIMITED DP AW N M C. M. BEE AREA GROUP 3 MAG. SURVEY SEPT. 72 MOV '72 BE W O 4E 8E I2E I6E 20E K K BASELINE So 52L18NW0013 a.1334 EAGLE LAKE 230

29 K K K E DRAWN BY J TRACED BY Q SELCO MINING CORPORATION (EXPLORATION DIVISION) LIMITED GROUP 4 BEE AREA MAG. SURVEY GRIDS 'A' ft 'B' DATE SEPT. '72 PLAN DATE '72 BE. 900 K GRID A K GRID B 52L10NW EAGLE LAKE 2-40 LOCATION MAP SCALE'- Z " - \ M ILE MAGNETOMETER I NSTRUMENT TYPE.-McPHAR FLUXGATE M-700 (Vertical Field) Readings m Gammas: r Base.- STN. B O Contour Interval: Every 100 gammas to 1000 gammas. p,.. Every 1500 gammas to 2000 gammas. Profile: E very 1000 gammas thereafter. o l FEET

30 K S L. E. REED n 52LI0NW0B13 a.1334 EAGLE LAKE S50 MAGNETOMETER TYPE: M cphar Readings in Base.-STN Jl Gammas: INSTRUMENT M-700 (Vertical Field) Contour Interval: E very 100 gammas to 1000 gammas Profi/e- E very 500 gammas thereafter. 5OO i i FEET ^ y ck ' X 5SELCO MINING CORPORATION t (EXPLORATION r \J fll ^i rt A T 1^^ k. l ^ DIVISION) 11 f l ^ 1^^ L. l l ii&ai^*^ r^ LIMITED DRAWN BY f TRACED BY N. BEE GROUP 5 AREA MAG. SURVEY DATE SEPT. 72 DATE NOV. PLAN BE. 904