.s- INTRODUCTION 4 2AeSNE BRISTOL 0 10

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1 .s- INTRODUCTION 4 2AeSNE BRISTOL 0 10 Over a period of more than two yearsj a geomagnetic survey was carried out on a large group of claims ^wned by, Hollinger Mines Limited, A large amount of information is available from the results* PROPERTY, LOCATION AND ACCESS The property designated as Bristol-Godfrey Group 6 contains 103 contiguous claims that extend into Bristol Carscallen, Godfrey and Turnbull townships, all in the Porcupine Mining Division* The claims are: and P-96 P*99243 to P inclusive P to P inclusive pr!00781 to P-IOOSO? n P-100S26 to P " P to P-100^79 * P-100^93 to P n , , , and The property is located 11 miles west of the Town of Timmins in the northwest corner of Bristol Township and the southwest corner of Godfrey Township. Two claims project into Carscallen Township and another three claims were staked in Turnbull west of Godfrey Township* Tractor roads lead into the property from highways 101 to the south and highway 576 to the north, These roads when plowed and frozen make excellent access for part of the year,

2 - 2 ~ TOPOGRAPHY Generally, the area varies from glacial till and outcrop ridges in the north to flat swampy terrain near the south boundary* Outcrop ridges on the center of the property rise 40 to 60 feet above the surroundings and usually host spruce and jackpine* Lower areas are covered with spruce but the swampy areas generally contain cjejsl&r and sj&y&e* GEOLOGY The geology of Godfrey Township was mapped by K* Hogg in 1951 and (1) The geology of Bristol Township was mapped by S, A. Ferguson in 1953j 1954 and (2) During the latter project, the magnetometer results contributed greatly to the interpretation. From this mapping the rock units that are shown to occur on the property are: north and northwest trending diabase dykes, porphyritic intrusivee, acid and basic lavas * Dale Alexander and assistants mapped the group in detail during the summers of 1969 and 1970 for Hollinger. The results of this work will be filed with the Department of Mines* PREVIOUS WORK In addition to the above mentioned mapping by the Ontario Department of Mines and Hollinger the writer is not aware of other surveys carried out in the half of the group,that lies

3 - 3 - in Godfrey Township* Nearly all the claims located in Bristol Township were covered by electromagnetic surveys for Mespi Mines Ltd* during 1966, Three holes were drilled to test one conductor striking northwest near the Bristol Carscallen Township boundary* During the summer of 1969 Hollinger Mines Ltd., conducted a reconnaissance vertical loop electromagnetic survey along the north striking lines in the north part of the property and in the spring of 1970 completed the survey in the south part along east striking lines.using horizontal loop equipment. All lines were cut and measured byingamar Explorations of Timmins, during 1969, PERSONNEL The magnetometer operators responsible for the survey along the north striking lines were: P. Daly, D* Tremblay, R, Lewis, R. Shirley, R. Humphrey and R. Giles* All were employed by Hollinger at the time* In the south part, the base stations along the north striking base lines were established by R* Lewis and R* Humphrey but the east striking picket lines were read by two contractors, Y* Collins and R. Collins both of Timmins* The writer supervised the f ield work and contoured the results as presented on the accompanying maps* D* Tremblay and W. Caughell prepared and draughted the base plans.

4 . 4 - INSTRUMENTS USED The magnetometers used during the survey are: a) Sharpe MF-1^ Serial # b) A.B.E.M* MZ-4 Serial # 4539 c) JUB,E.M* MZ-4 Serial # 4599 See Appendices I and II for manufacturers brochure* All the base station values were determined using the MZ-4 torsion instruments* Only 25# of the cross-lines were read with the fluxgate instrument* SURVEY METHOD Two separate sets of grid lines were cut on the property but only one set of co-ordinates were used for ths reconnaissance lines* In the north half of the property in Godfrey Township and for over J mile south of the Township boundary in Bristol Township, the survey was carried out on north striking lines* South of this, the survey was completed on east striking lines* The departure point (00/00) for the grids is at the 23 mile post along the Bristol Godfrey Township line* Initially all the magnetornetor readings were taken along cut and measured lines spaced 400 feet apart at an interval of 100 feet or less* A detail survey on the south central part of the property, overlapping the initial work was carried out along lines spaced 200 feet apart*

5 - 5 - A standard procedure was employed for removing instrument and atmospheric drift from the observations* A single instrument was used to make closed traverses between previously established points and new bases approximately 200 feet apart along the base lines* The base lines were then read twice at every 200 feet between these bases. When surveying the c ross-lines, the base stations were occupied whenever the base lines were intersected* When the fluxgate was used, three separate points along the base lines were read, when these were reached, and the values averaged* In this way, a good record of the drift-diurnal was kept* PRESENTATION OF DATA The corrected magnetic values are plotted and contoured onnthe accompanying maps at intervals of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300, 500 and 1000 gammas* The selected contours are, 700, #00, #50, 900, 925, 950, 975, 1000, 1025, ,.1075, 1X00, 1150, 1200, 1300, 1500, 1700, 2000, 2500, 3000 and 4000* The contouring may appear as being arbitrary but is in actual fact quite selective, especially in the north half where the lines trend parallel to know magnetic features* The emphasis is on the joining of intercepts from line to line rather than simple mathematical contouring* With this approach it is felt that one step in the interpretation of the data has been eliminated* Colouring of this form of presentation is however, often necessary*

6 . 6 - RESULTS The majority of the strangly magnetic features detected by this survey are believed to originate from north or northwest trending diabase dykes* In the northeast corner of the group, a 6941 gammas peak is likely due to a small concentration of magnetite in an outcrop adjacent to a dyke* An east-west striking magnetic feature at the western extremity of line 32S sould be investigated in detail for the possible occurrence of pyrrhotite* The weakly magnetic northwest trending anomalies near Mcconnell lake are probably due to geological contacts and should be investigated further Low intensity magnetic patterns east of Godfrey lake are worthy of further study. Definite faulting is revealed by the contours in the southern part of the property* However, the writer feels that one east-southeast trending fault is not so much in evidence as the possibility of minor parallel fault* References 1) Geology of Godfrey ' ownship By Nelson Hogg Ontario Department of Mines, Vol* 63 Part 7* ) Geology of Bristol Township By S, A. Ferguson Ontario Department' of Mines Vol* 66 part 7 t 1957*.VE:.w ;r

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8 V 1 v r y i 'OQ*H jloo/t^,io^*y \. y ft-.. p V' P x Godfrey Twp.-M.284 I00738\ I00739 [ IO0744 IOO743 *rt io6*jt io6am ^ lootso ' IO076I/ 'IC0752 ' ' lootzi,ioo,729, ' 'f \ IOO88I, ' THE TOWNSHIP. OF BRISTOL DISTRICT OF COCHRANE PORCUPINE MINING DIVISION -- ' - ' * U SCA1.E: 1-INCH-4O CHAINS asea' 12*36614,,- rr'"' 25 L50Jl60-lA01^t.,-j l 'V "T N M i^ ^ Z**rHI7l.*' i "~ PATENTED- LAND CROWN LAND SALE LEGEND LEASES LOCATED LAND LICENSE Of OCCUPATION MINING RIGHTS ONLY SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY ROADS IMPROVED ROADS -. KISS'S HIGHWAYS RAILWAYS POWER LINES MARSH OR MUSKEG MINES CANCELLED NpTES li.w-*- f** --* 7* * u..-- c. P l 199-4* \32084 P 4OO' Surfoc* Right^ Rtservoflon dround om Loktt ond r Rivers. ~ -± DATE OF ISSUE ' \ ONT. DEPT, OF MIMES ANEl NORTHERN i-* r;*.;- '.Vfc - l'* 42A05NES433 2.S78 BRISTO 200 Thorneloe, Twp.-M.313 PLAN ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS

9 Turnbull Twp.- M M 27M. 26M THE TOWNSHIP OF CARSCALLEN DISTRICT OF COCHRANE 5M- - PORCUPINE MINING D IVISION SCALE: 1 -INCH-4O CHAINS 4M- 3M- IP. IP. J K [ [3O l ~~ 3G6i4i?OB 336. T P IP P- ~ 99475, B477 p i P i P ip l 9B479, l / ^7 -p^ti"-- 1 2IB/034 ' V i p -^ fp - " H T C3O L- --L.--. IP tp *- -L. - r p T^ f"""** 2, ' l- L. La*t ' J L - -^ - -. j -.- P p P. j P P 2I8O26 - -, P L ^ -, P 21/997 2I80C S ^ ' t -J t. -* H P, P i l P ip _ J _ - l P H 'P 1 i ^ U --l -~ p, p 1 p 2I800S ' 2IBOO.1 ' P IP p , i800 ~1-4M CD CO l ci PATENTED LAND CROWN LAND SALE LEGEND LEASES LOCATED LAND LICENSE OF OCCUPATION MINING RIGHTS ONLY SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY ROADS IMPROVED ROADS KING'S H IGHWAYS RAILWAYS POWER LINES MARSH OR MUSKEG MINES CANCELLED C.S. Loc LO. M.R.O. SRO M 9 T l iBO'5 ) p le l j 2IBOI7 r 2T8450I M O 4 w C GO NOTES 400' Surface Rights Reservation around all lakes and rivers. JATE OF ISSUE JUN L" i ONT. DEPT. OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS \p " ^ IM./ WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SECTION 42 OF [MINING ACT M 4M im PLAN NO. M A05NE BRISTOL Denton Twp.- M.273 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS

10 Jamieson Twp. (M.288) flop ftodor Sto Dtp*, of H 91 from Staking Of Mining Act.,---L I0096i :4 - ; ff^'v!'fq-:,vjv^.'77 Wj****r.r*7 iiffw*^ to3x :' ; 'f i?./. J jfa'h.0 L, pi'* p i T? (7549 DISTRICT OF COCHRANE PORCUPINE MINING r ^- ^ 'rft 9CAL^: IWWllMWI^M &HA1NS CROWN **"W*^BI^PI^P tockteo LAMD 30B5BB\30B BS7B l VOB! tlje'y ^ L*^991EV J CC-2 T... _ ^B*^!", "ir- -_ r.'. L, -,-, 35S1L^5557 ^H5 3, n4 5^ f^ l ^ E U 00ft*9 220 ristol Twp. (M.264) ONTARIO DEPARTMENT Of MINES AND NORTHERN AFWVIR5 nili -imi-ir:n mrmn 'D H ^ in.

11 Robb Twp. (M. 306) THE TOWNSHIP OF TURNBULL DISTRICT OF COCHRANE, t P ORCUPINE " MINING DIVISION ' - v- - J -v ' 1 (., SCALE." MNCH 40 CHAINS LEGEN D PATENTED LAND CROWN LAND SKCE, LEASES ^ ' v LOCATED LAND LICENSE OF OCCUPATION MINING RIGHTS ONLY SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY ROADS- IMWWVEO JtOAOS KING'S' HIGHWAYS C-S Loc L.O MRO S.B^L MARSH OR MUSKEG MWES CANCELLED -' ' 400'.Surface Rights Reservation -orcnifid alt takes and 'river*. ^-, ** KATE OF ISJS-UE K ONT. DEPi O? AND PLAN NO : * 42A05NE BRISTOL Carscallen Twp. (M.267) ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS

12 r-; \ \ x o JAMIESON LOCATION MAP BRISTOL-GODFREY *6 SCALE: l INCH TO 4 MILES K E F l F Y ( 84 N a L. HOLLINGER M INES LTD. GODFREY GROUPS 5,681 GODFREY TWP ONT. GEOMAGNETIC SURVEY SCALE: i INCH TO 400 FEET WEST SHEET LEGEND CONTOUR INTERVALS 60 N T. L MOO ' 42A05NE BRISTOL

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14 f*.-.- o r L. HOLL l N GER MIN E S LTD. GODFREY GROUPS 5,687 GODFREY TWR ONT. GEOMAGNETIC SURVEY SCALE: l I NCH T O 400 FEET WEST SHEET LEGEND f 1700 CONTOUR INTERVALS ^ VfS 9tS 800 r w f* f* Contoured by; H.Z.T

15 SQ0789 i \\\\ y \\m\\ LW \VA'., i NO. 6 ^ j VAVW ^7^1 f/ j* O;, 28 S T L.^ ^.S M J i S\\\S LOCATION MAP BRISTOL-GODFREY 5 HOLLINGER MINES LTD. NORTH-WEST BRISTOL SHEET GEOMAGNETIC SURVEY SCALE: l INCH TO A M ILES SCALE I'lNCH TO 40O FEET BRISTOL-GODFREY GROUP LEGEND CONTOUR INTERVALS f * * t ^ H...l K \