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MINERAL DEPOSIT DISCOVERY POTENTIALMINERAL DEPOSIT DISCOVERY POTENTIALBIG BEND OF THE COLUMBIA RIVERBIG BEND OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER
COLUMBIA BELLECOLUMBIA BELLE&&
COLUMBIA QUEENCOLUMBIA QUEEN
Gerald G. Carlson, President, KGE Management Ltd.John A Chapman, Principal, J.A. Chapman Mining Services
23rd Annual Kamloops Exploration Group ConferenceApril 6-7, 2010
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada(amended for distribution 2010/04/12)
THE BIG BEND ADVANTAGETHE BIG BEND ADVANTAGE
• THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BRANCH RANKS THE BIG BEND REGION AMONG THE TOP TEN PERCENT IN THE PROVINCE FOR METALLIC AND INDUSTRIAL MINERAL DEPOSIT DISCOVERY POTENTIAL
• THE REGION IS WELL SERVICED BY GRID ELECTRIC POWER, MAINLINE/LOGGING ROADS, AND IS CLOSE TO THE RESOURCE AND TRANSPORTATION HUB CITY OF REVELSTOKE, BC, CANADA
• THE CITY OF REVELSTOKE (POPULATION ~8,000) IS LOCATED ON THE CPR MAINLINE AND ON THE TRANSCANADA HIGHWAY 1
• THE CITY IS A BUSINESS CENTER THAT HAS SERVICE SHOPS FOR WELDING, ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE, MACHINING AND MACHINERY REPAIRS
• THE CITY’S INDUSTRIAL PARK HAS A CPR SIDING THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE BULK MATERIAL, MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND STRUCTURAL COMPONENT TRANSFER
• GOLDSTREAM 1,360TPD CUSTOM MILL CENTRAL TO THE AREA• CLOSE TO THE WORLD‐CLASS TRAIL PB/ZN SMELTER• CLOSE TO DEEP SEA PORTS AT VANCOUVER VIA CPR OR ROAD
BIG BEND BIG BEND TECTONICTECTONICSETTINGSETTING
after Jim Logan
BC GSB MAPPLACEMINERAL POTENTIAL
METALS
BIG BENDWEST SIDE
RANKED IN TOPTWO CATEGORIES
IN BC
MICA DAM
COLUMBIA BELLE
COLUMBIA QUEEN
BC GSB MAPPLACEMINERAL POTENTIAL
INDUSTRIALMINERALS
BIG BENDWEST SIDE
RANKED IN TOPTEN PERCENT
IN BC
Columbia Belle PropertyColumbia Belle Property
Property located105km north ofRevelstoke, BCCanada and 22kmsouth of BC Hydro’s Revelstoke Damand power facility
Columbia BelleColumbia Belle
Columbia BelleColumbia Belle
BC GSB reports showings as SEDEX Zn-Pb-Ag in MinFile No. 082M190
Rift Discovery: 29.5% Zn, 6.9% Pb over 0.8mCore Hole M85-2: 22.2% Zn, 4.8% Pb over 1.8m
(400m east of discovery)
ASTERIMAGE
IRON OXIDE
ASTERIMAGE
SILICEOUSROCKS
ASTERIMAGE
SERICITEILLITE
ASTERIMAGE
ALUNITEKAOLINITE
RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS
1) Drill targets already defined near the Rift discovery should be drilled.
2) Soil sample grids should be extended beyond those completed in 1999 and 2001.
3) Ground magnetics and VLF-EM should be completed on the grids in (2) as wellas rock sampling and mapping.
4) Regional (on and around Property) streamsilt sampling should be conducted andanalyses should include 30 element ICPand REEs.
5) The entire Property should be covered by an airborne survey (magnetics and EM).
6) Prospect the West and Northwest partsof the Property for gold and REEs.
Columbia Queen PropertyColumbia Queen Property
Property located30km north ofRevelstoke, BCCanada and 21kmnorth of BC Hydro’s Revelstoke Damand power facility
BC GSB reports showings as Noranda/Kuroko Massive Sulphide Cu-Pb-Zn inMinFile No. 082M004
George Cross News Letter - 1966Clearwater Mines Limited
January 20, 1966: Channel sampling acrossa true width of 20ft returned 1.21% Cu and 1.23% Zn. Drilling is planned.
June 14, 1966: First two holes abandoned in OB, third hole reported to be well mineralized from 112ft to 206ft.
July 8, 1966: Hole four contained intersections from 170ft to 205ft and 225ft to 270ft averaging 0.60% Cu and 0.47% Cu respectively.
July 18, 1966: Hole five reported to contain a 98ft section between 187-285ft with grades running between 0.45% Cu and 1.14% Cu.
October 11, 1966: Drilling suspended after three holes completed. Results indicate a widespread copper-zinc bearing zone of low to medium grade with large tonnage potential. The next stage of exploration is extensive grid drilling which requires additional financing.
RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS1) Drill targets already defined near the Copper
Queen discovery should be drilled.
2) Soil sample grids should be extended beyond those completed in 1999 and 2000.
3) Ground magnetics and VLF-EM should be completed on the grids in (2) as wellas rock sampling and mapping.
4) Regional (on and around Property) streamsilt sampling should be conducted andanalyses should include 30 element ICPand REEs.
5) The entire Property should be covered by an airborne survey (magnetics and EM).
6) Prospect the East side of the Property forstratiform VMS in the footwall rocks of the J&L.
7) Prospect the same area as (6) for thepossible source of high-grade sulfides at junction of Carnes and McKinnon Creeks.
FLY AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICS AT COLUMBIA BELLEAND COLUMBIA QUEEN PROPERTIES
CopperCopperZincZincSilverSilverGoldGold
ZincZincLeadLeadCopperCopperSilverSilverGoldGold
AVAILABLE FOR OPTION: GERALD G CARLSON (604.816.3012)AVAILABLE FOR OPTION: GERALD G CARLSON (604.816.3012)JOHN A CHAPMAN (604.536.8356)JOHN A CHAPMAN (604.536.8356)
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