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Figure 10. Plan of underground workings on property of Lakeview Mines, Limited.

Little Wonder Claim (Locality 76)

‘References: Annual Report of the Minister of Mines, British Columbia, 1909 and 1910;
Geol. Surv., ‘Canada, Memoirs 32 and 159.

The Little Wonder claim is in the Portland Canal fissure zone and
adjoins and lies south of the holdings of the Glacier Creek Mining Com-
pany on the south. Most of the development work on this claim was done
many years ago. A main adit begins as a crosscut and thereafter follows
a vein for 500 feet. The vein strikes north and dips 70 degrees west. A
raise 65 feet long connects with an upper drift adit 120 feet long and this
is connected to the surface by a shaft. The vein is 1 to 5 feet wide and
locally is well mineralized with pyrite accompanied by some galena and
sphalerite. Another drift adit has been driven on the vein 100 feet lower.

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