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File Created: 06-Mar-1987 by Pat Desjardins (PD)
Last Edit:  25-Mar-2022 by Nicole Barlow (NB)

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Name CABIN (DOME MOUNTAIN), GRIZZLY (L.2900) Mining Division Omineca
BCGS Map 093L077
Status Prospect NTS Map 093L10E
Latitude 054º 44' 38'' UTM 09 (NAD 83)
Longitude 126º 37' 53'' Northing 6068866
Easting 652466
Commodities Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Antimony Deposit Types I02 : Intrusion-related Au pyrrhotite veins
I05 : Polymetallic veins Ag-Pb-Zn+/-Au
Tectonic Belt Intermontane Terrane Stikine
Capsule Geology

The Cabin Vein is exposed in the banks of Federal Creek, striking northeast and dipping southeast. It averages 3 metres in width and contains abundant pyrite with lesser amounts of arsenopyrite, galena and chalcopyrite. The vein crosscuts the regional foliation in a narrow zone of strongly altered (silicified) and foliated green andesites and tuffs of the Lower Jurassic Hazelton Group (Telkwa Formation).

The Boulder Vein (MINFILE 093L 276) is likely the same as the Cabin vein, occurring 350 metres along strike to the east. The combined length of the two veins exceeds 750 metres.

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FIELDWORK 1986, p. 209

TABLE 3 - CABIN VEIN ANALYSES

(all values in p.p.m.)

Au Ag Cu Pb Zn Co Ni Mo Cd Hg As Sb Ba

---- --- ----- ----- ------ --- --- --- ---- ---- ----- ----- ----

8 5.5 126 8000 48800 24200 2 14 4 410 7.0 1700 1400 68

8A 8.2 77 4000 28300 22700 2 14 6 380 4.8 887 566 34

8B 4.1 157 6800 4200 4900 14 12 12 78 0.4 154 68 50

8C 7.5 370 34600 3800 13400 8 10 <4 255 1.9 1700 2800 135

8D <0.3 <10 320 110 540 12 <2 <4 6 0.1 20 26 1920

12 12.3 106 19000 3300 6700 6 11 4 124 8.4 850 1400 139

12A <0.3 <10 142 40 255 16 3 <4 <1 <.1 52 <5 1102

8 Quartz vein, Cabin vein in creek.; 8A Quartz vein, Cabin vein in

creek; 8B Quartz vein, Cabin vein in creek.; 8C Quartz vein, Cabin

vein in creek; 8D Altered volcanic, Cabin vein in creek; 12 Quartz

vein, Cabin vein adit dump; 12A Altered volcanic, Cabin vein adit

dump.

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In the early 1920s on the Cabin showing, a crosscut was driven 107 metres to the vein. In 1992, drilling along the western extent of the Boulder structure revealed that the Cabin Vein was a continuation of the Boulder Gold deposit (093L 276). In 2000, Guardsmen Resources collected rock samples from the Cabin zone. The east-west trending quartz-carbonate-sulphide vein assayed up to 3.82 grams per tonne gold with associated high antimony, lead, zinc and moderate silver, copper, cadmium and manganese enrichment (Assessment Report 26532).

Refer to Dome Mountain (Boulder vein) (093L 276) for related details and a complete Dome Mountain property work history.

Bibliography
EMPR AR 1922-103; 1923-112; 1924-96
EMPR EXPL *1987, pp. B53-B58,C306; 2002-6; 2007-27; 2008-31; 2009-10; 2010-22; 2011-23; 2012-37; 2013-51
EMPR FIELDWORK 1984, pp. 193-213; *1986, pp. 201-222; 1988, pp. 195-208
EMPR MAP 69-1
EMPR OF 1987-1
EMPR PF (Rpt. by A.J. Gaul, 1922; *Canadian-United Minerals, Inc., 1987; Teeshin Resources Ltd., 1987 Annual Report)
EMPR PF Placer Dome (H. Smit (1990): Exploration Potential Report of the Dome Mountain Project; H. Smit (1990): Exploration Potential Map of the Dome Mountain Project)
GSC BULL 270
GSC OF 351
GCNL #185, 1982; #24,#178, 1985
IPDM Nov. 1985
Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. (2020-07-13): Preliminary Economic Assessment, Dome Mountain Mine, British Columbia, Canada

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