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also outcrops at this last place at a point distant 8 feet across the strike
from ane main showing.
at is supposed to be a second magnetite vein is exposed at a

130 feet to the north of the first described an The Baten of the eae
vein is 1 foot wide with both walls displayed. Four hundred feet eastward
is a rock outcrop one side of which shows a small area seamed with magne-
tite and containing a mass of nearly pure magnetite one foot square.
One hundred feet to the north of this are two exposures of magnetite
probably belonging to a single vein or zone. The more easterly of these
shows a body of nearly pure magnetite 15 feet long and 44 feet broad
bounded on both sides by country rock seamed with magnetite. The

Scale of feet
00.9 190 200 300 49 540

Geological Survey, Caneda

Figure 22. Magnetite occurrences, Moose claim, Kamloops district, B.C. Magnetite outcrops are
indicated: (a) by crosses joined by dotted lines where they belong to a single vein; (b)
by continuous lines where veins are exposed for more than a minimum length; (c) and
by broad black bands where veins form a zone. Contour interval, 20 feet.”

magnetite is finely granular, has the appearance of having been crushed,
contains scattered, angular, pale yellowish individuals of apatite, some of
large size, and is cut across the strike by a few sharply defined veins of
white calcite one inch and less in width. Fifty feet to the west, what
appears to be a continuation of the above-mentioned mass is exposed
with a width of 2 feet, but the magnetite is not so pure as to the east.
Two hundred feet to the north, two small areas each several feet square
show some magnetite occurring breccia-like intermixed with country rock.