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and Bob creek, two areas of high-grade gold veins that are
similar, indicate some possibilities.

Properties in the north include Paradisel near Guess
lake, Bulkley ,2 6 miles southwest of Dome mountain, and Chisholm?
which may be the same as a "copper showing" reported 14 miles up
Deep creek, The Deep Creck eroups occurs 7 miles up Deep ercek

and the Ivanhoe group,” 4 miles north of this.

= Ann.Rept. Minister of Mines, B.C., 1918, p. 122.

Uigsicls 5 Lee) 5 IAG

HDAC LONB, | pe ed.

Tbid., 1928, p. 168.
5 Ann. Rept. 1928, p. 168.

On Grouse mountain (Sawmill camp) the following have

been described: Copper Crown (Cassiar Crown Copper )S>2 (1926,
page 136, map; 1925, page 135; 1923, etc.), Lakeview! 1925,
page 141; 1924, page 113), Cornu Copia’ (1926, page 136), Black
Fox’. (1926, page 136), Hidden Treasure! (1929, page 169; 1928,
page 169; 1914), Rainstorm! (1926, page 135), Solo! (1926, page
1555 Joe Bet (includes Rainstorm and Black Fox) (1928, page 169);
on Mineral Hill! (Venus, Lone Pine) (1926, page 137; 1925, page
141; 1914), Mickey£ (1926, page 137), Butte! (1927, page 138),
Grafter! (1914, page 226), Silver King! (1914, page 226); east
and south of Mineral hill and northeast of Houston: Mamoth,

Vison, and B.C. Leader” (1931, page 74; 1929, page 176), Lucky

Day (1930, page 143), Mikad-2 (1929, page 176), Bluff (1918,

page 127), Lakeview. (Three Lakes) (1926, page 137).

6 vacKenzie, JeD.: Geol. Surv., Canada, Sum. Rept. 1915.

O iaras Repts., Minister of Mines, B.C.