White Pine County, Nevada, USA, approximately 363 km east-northeast of Reno and 85 km south-southeast of Elko.

Access of the Bellview Property is by highway 228, un-surfaced NFS road 114 and Cherry Springs Road and may require use of an all-wheel drive vehicle. State Highway 264 passes within 23 km of the property on the west side. All basic services are available in Elko including an adequate supply of experienced labour for mining operations and a commercial airport. Broad valleys of low relief and pediments west of the project area are suitable locations for mill sites, leach pads, rock dumps, and other mine related infrastructure.

Bellview is composed of 98 claims totaling 888.27 hectares (2195.2 acres) with 43 claims being 100% owned and 10 claims 50% leased with a 3% NSR. The property dimensions are approximately 3.5 km x 4.5 km. Bridgeport acquired Bellview from Fronteer as one of a series of highly prospective properties all displaying similar features adding to a well-rounded portfolio; * Typically shallow drillholes (<200 m) * Drilling confined to easily assessable platforms * Adequate amount of historical drill holes to define multiple target zones and begin a second phase of drilling * Little to no modern 3D compilation and interpretation work done in the past often leaving exploration targeting open in both strike and depth directions Historical surface samples identified four geochemically anomalous features based on rock chip data; * Anomaly 1, the Resource area with ore grade gold associated with anomalous Ag, As, Hg, Sb, Pb, and Zn at the contact between the Eldorado Dolomite and Secret Canyon Shale * Anomaly 2, the Cherry Spring jasperoid with anomalous Au (up to 562ppb), As (193ppm), and Hg (174 ppb) anomaly hosted in silicified limestone and shale within the lower Secret Canyon Shale * Anomaly 3, the Secret Canyon-Hamburg contact with spotty Au (up to 10ppb), As (90ppm), and Hg (174ppb) * Anomaly 4, a low level Au (up to 15ppb), As (68ppm), and Hg (102ppb) associated with the apparently thrusted dolomitized limestone along the range front at Water Canyon

The property is located on the US’s Forest Service ground. Twelve drill sites have been permitted along with drill roads and sites and approval was received during the summer of 2011.

Historical Drillhole Intersections:
DH11 - 10’ @ 0.100 opt Au (from 5 to 15ft)
DH34 - 5’ @ 0.104 opt Au (from 25 to 30ft)
BV8415 - 10’ @ 0.145 opt Au (from 5 to 15ft)
BV8805 - 20’ @ 0.112 opt Au (from 50 to 70ft)
BV8807 - 5’ @ 0.171 opt Au (from 15 to 20ft)
BV8813 - 5’ @ 0.102 opt Au (from 40 to 45ft)
BV8814 - 15’ @ 0.147 opt Au (from 10 to 25ft)
DB06 - 30’ @ 0.213 opt Au (from 0 to 30ft)
DB07 - 5’ @ 0.131 opt Au (from 10 to 15ft)
BV8932 - 5’ @ 0.126 opt Au (from 80 to 85ft)
BV8933 - 10’ @ 0.100 opt Au (from 60 to 70ft)
BV8934 - 10’ @ 0.109 opt Au (from 35 to 45ft)
BV8946 - 5’ @ 0.106 opt Au (from 5 to 10ft)
BV8948 - 5’ @ 0.291 opt Au (from 40 to 45ft)
BV8951 - 5’ @ 0.106 opt Au (from 105 to 110ft)
BV8960 - 10’ @ 0.152 opt Au (from 25 to 35ft)

The geology at the Bellview property is dominated by a series of Lower and Middle Cambrian limestones, shales, and dolomites. The oldest formation on the property, the Eldorado Dolomite, forms a resistant reef-like ridge through the north-central part of the property. The dolomite is extensively silicified to jasperoid along high-angle structures and especially along its upper contact with the Middle Cambrian Secret Canyon Shale. Silicified, argillically-altered, chalcedony veined shales and silty limestones at the base of the Secret Canyon host gold mineralization at Bellview.

The Bellview property is located at the southern end of the Carlin Trend on the western flank of the southern Ruby Mountains. A deposit in the Carlin Trend occurring 10 miles south of Bellview includes the Bald Mountain mine (+1.9 Million ounces gold). The Bellview property contains a historical non NI43-101 compliant resource (~32,000 ounces gold).

Historical Work:
1951-1954
- Company: Unknown
- Commodity: Pb-Zn
- Type of work: Mining
- Comments: Small pits, shafts and adits fom a 20-foot shaft and open cut 300 ft west of the shaft; 10% Pb and 1 oz/ton Ag

1970:
- Company: Kohlmoos and Zilich
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Claim staking

1970->:
- Company: Arctic Precious Metals
- Commodity: AU
- Type of work: Optioned 1979; Soil and rock sampling, VLF-EM surbey 1980-85; Mapping 1983; drilling 95 RC drill holes(15,557 ft), resource 500.000 tons @0.034 opt/au

1980s
- Company: Lyle Campbell
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Drilling

1986:
- Company: Aguiar Trust optioned to Silver State Mining
- Commodity: AU
- Type of work: 10 vertical drill holes (1,105 ft)

1987:
- Company: Pegasus Gold
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Rock chip across jasperoid areas

1987-91
- Company: Teck
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Soil sampling, rock chip sampling, TFM survey, Geologic mapping, drilling (68 rc holes, 10,630 ft); Resource 1,120,000 tons @ 01031 opt Au; second resource 636,900 tons grading 0.039opt Au

1991-99:
- Company: Western States Minerals
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Geologic mapping, rock chip, soil geochemistry, drilling (26 RC dh, 11,805 ft)

1996:
- Company: Homestake Mining
- Commodity: Au
- Type of work: Drilling (6 RC dh, 2,835 ft)