Report of the Bureau of Mines
Report of the Bureau of Mines
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A well defined contact occurs a short distance to the north of the western end of the first lake.
Deposit c For about four hundred paces north of True's trail, the path to deposit "C" passes over low ridges of rusty schist, and then through a depression underlain with limonite.
Parallel with this, and striking east and west, runs a low ridge of pyrite with green schist to the north. A surface cross-cut here discloses a width of fifty feet of fairly high grade pyrite except for some bands of gre...en schist, which could be easily culled out, anc^ fine intermixed silica. The pyrite on the side of the ridge is covered with a thin scale of gossan which deepens towards the depressions. The total length of deposit "C" as disclosed by sixteen pits is about six hundred feet.
Deposit A A short distance to the north and slightly east of "C" is deposit "A." In the vicinity of the hill on which the camps are situated, all of the depressions are underlain with limonite. Except tor a few trenches, the exploratory work here took the form of diamond drilling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A well defined contact occurs a short distance to the north of the western end of the first lake.
Deposit c For about four hundred paces north of True's trail, the path to deposit "C" passes over low ridges of rusty schist, and then through a depression underlain with limonite.
Parallel with this, and striking east and west, runs a low ridge of pyrite with green schist to the north. A surface cross-cut here discloses a width of fifty feet of fairly high grade pyrite except for some bands of gre...en schist, which could be easily culled out, anc^ fine intermixed silica. The pyrite on the side of the ridge is covered with a thin scale of gossan which deepens towards the depressions. The total length of deposit "C" as disclosed by sixteen pits is about six hundred feet.
Deposit A A short distance to the north and slightly east of "C" is deposit "A." In the vicinity of the hill on which the camps are situated, all of the depressions are underlain with limonite. Except tor a few trenches, the exploratory work here took the form of diamond drilling.
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