Rossland B.C. Canada

These claims are located adjacent to the Le Roi complex which produced over 3 million oz of gold, 3.7 million oz of silver, and 124 million pounds of copper. The average grade mined was one half ounce gold. We have 24037 ounces of drilled HISTORICAL reserves averaging 6.15 grams/ton. These reserves are on the Gertrude and Novelty veins. Both veins are close to surface and easily mineable. Both veins are open to depth and are about five meters wide. Being open to depth is significant as the Le Roi mine, of which these veins are vein zone extensions of, never did bottom out at 2400 feet. Along with the gold are significant moly, copper, silver, and cobalt values. The secondary minerals may contribute well to the cost of mining, and processing of the ore. The novelty vein may be viewed on surface. During the 1960s the Red Mountain Moly company started an open pit, to mine high grade moly on this claim. The derelict mill building is still in place. ( not on our clams ) It would seem strange these days, but they abandoned this pit because the gold values were to high, and were a problem in the mill. Samples that we took recently ran as high as 4% moly and 2 0z gold. Along with these historical reserves, my partner, Dan Wehrle P.Geo has done extensive V.L.F. surveys. These surveys indicated several more very promising drill targets. These targets project as being extensions from known vein zones of the Le Roi complex. We also can compare these results to known veins. On a model of the Cominco – Teck, Le Roi mine it shows where they mined right up to the border of some of our claims, and stopped, as they did not own the clams. There is much more information located at this web site aris.empr.gov.bc.ca report 31527 Gertrude - novelty - Black bear DISCLAIMER The above information is true to the best of my knowledge. I may have made mistakes, and or misinterpreted some information. I am not a professional. The above information may not be used as factual information.

The Le Roi complex was the birth place of COMINCO, which is now Teck

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