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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.221.493 von WilliamTell am 02.12.15 12:04:18
Eros holds 100% title to the Bell Mountain gold-silver property located southeast of Reno, Nevada in the Fairview mining district, approximately 54 miles (86 kilometres) from Fallon, Nevada. On April 24, 2015, upon completion of a due diligence period, the Company entered into a definitive purchase agreement with Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. (“Laurion”) to purchase Laurion’s rights to prior expenditure credits in the Bell Mountain property, for the purchase price of $650,000. As part of the transaction, the Company has assumed all of the obligations, interests and rights of Laurion under an exploration and option agreement between Laurion and Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. (TSX:GMX) (“Globex”) including the obligation to incur and complete certain expenditures necessary to fulfill the earn-in respecting the primary mineral properties of the Bell Mountain Project.
On June 15, 2015, Eros satisfied the earn-in obligations with Globex and obtained 100% title to the Bell Mountain Property as per the terms and conditions of the underlying option agreement. An Advanced Royalty Payment of $20,000 is due annually beginning June 15, 2016 until such time as there is production from the property.
An amended and restated NI 43-101 technical report dated May 6, 2015 prepared by Welsh Hagan Associates (formerly Telesto Nevada, Inc.) entitled “Amended and Restated NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Bell Mountain Project, Churchill County, Nevada” (the “Amended and Restated Technical Report”) in connection with Eros’s acquisition is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on Eros’s website at www.erosresources.com. See the Eros press release dated April 30, 2015 for more information respecting the acquisition.
Bell Mountain consists of multiple epithermal quartz-calcite veins and stockwork hosted in the late Miocene Fairview Peak ash-flow caldera. The main ore controls for the gold-silver veins are east-northeast striking faults which cut a variety of lithic tuffs and associated caldera fill. Silver and gold are present as porous aggregates and grains of gold-free silver, acanthite (Ag₂S), and silver-gold alloys of variable composition. Mineralization of potential economic interest is comprised of three vein zones 1) the Spurr, 2) the Varga, and 3) the Sphinx. These deposits appear amenable to open-pit mining with low stripping ratios and subject to heap-leach processing. The three deposits extend along a common eastward strike for nearly 5,000 ft. (1,524 m) and the deposits are separated by gaps of barren ground. The better mineralized zones at the Spurr and the Varga commonly run 60 to >100 ft. (18.3 to >30.5 m) in true thickness. Grades are typically low, on the order of 0.015 opt gold (0.51 gpt) and 0.50 opt (17.2 gpt) silver; all mineralization is oxidized. Higher grades are locally present. The vein/stockwork zones generally dip 40° to 60° southward. A fourth, narrow-vein deposit, East Ridge, is approximately 4,000 ft. (1,219 m) eastward from the group of three veins and remains underexplored.
Historical work:
Various exploration and development work was conducted at Bell Mountain from 1914 to 1919. The only production was in 1927 when a 35-ton (31.8-tonne) car load of hand sorted material was mined. The average grade of the mined material was 0.47 opt (16.12 gpt) gold and 14.9 (504.1 gpt) opt silver. From 1948 to 2013, ten companies conducted various phases of exploration and development including small-scale geologic mapping, soil sampling, rock-chip sampling, geophysics, trenching, tunneling and underground work, drilling, metallurgical work, and various resource estimates. Two companies, American Pyramid Resources Inc. and N.A. Degerstrom Inc., each developed plans to mine the Bell Mountain deposits via open pit; neither company made a final production decision.
Since 1984, at least nine companies have drilled at Bell Mountain for a total of 298 drill holes for 62,590 ft. (19,077.4 m). Most of the holes were drilled by reverse-circulation methods. Twenty-eight (28) holes were core holes for a total footage of 5,718.5 ft. (1,743.0 m). The core drilling includes metallurgical and geotechnical core holes. Remaining duplicate samples are retained in a core shed in nearby Fallon, Nevada.
2015 program
The goal of the 2015 program is to advance the Bell Mountain gold-silver project towards a NI 43-101 compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment by acquiring the necessary project data and developing an updated data base with supporting quality control and assurance. Work also includes advancing metallurgical data and baseline environmental data. Most work is conducted out of an office in Carson City, Nevada and a core shed in Fallon, Nevada using contract professionals and service providers.
Work began in early July with the logging of seven 2013 metallurgical PQ core holes and five 2013 geotechnical HQ core holes. All holes were assayed to determine composites for metallurgical test work. Also, five 2013 reverse-circulation were assayed. All data were incorporated into a new electronic data base which began in mid-August. The data base includes inspection of all original drill hole logs, certificates of assay, and standards, blanks, and duplicate sample assays. The data base also includes trench and underground sample assays from original files. Eventually, the data base will also include all geologic information required to develop a rock model.
In early June, a contract was signed with McClelland Laboratories Inc. (Sparks, NV) to conduct six each 6-inch (15.24-cm) diameter 60-day column leach tests on mineralized material from the Spurr, Varga, and Sphinx deposits, two tests per deposit. The Sphinx deposit was cut back to one column leach test owing to insufficient material. Tests are being conducted on 3/4-inch (1.91-cm) and 3/8-inch (0.95-cm) crushed mineralized material. Average head grade for the Spurr is 0.040 opt (1.37 gpt) gold and 1.30 opt (44.58 gpt) silver. Average head grade for the Varga is 0.040 opt (1.37 gpt) gold and 0.95 opt (32.58 gpt) silver. Average head grade for the Sphinx is 0.029 opt (0.99 gpt) gold and 1.09 opt (37.37 gpt) silver. The column leach tests began in late September and remain underway. The initial cost estimate was US$192,315. An additional 30 days have been added to the test cycle, making the tests 90 days each. The Spurr and Sphinx leach rates appear excellent and the Varga extraction rates are slow but steady and positive. McClelland Laboratories has also provided the Company with bulk density determinations for 72 mineralized and host rock samples.
In early August, the Company signed two work orders with Stantec, an environmental and permitting company located in Reno, Nevada. The first work order was for completion of a biology baseline study which has now been completed and submitted to the BLM for their approval. The second work order was for the re-installation of a recording meteorological base station which has also been completed. The Company has requested an estimate for conducting a cultural survey (archaeological study).
Also in early August, the Company initiated field work for geological mapping at a scale of 1 inch = 50 ft. (1:600 scale) on the Spurr, Varga, Sphinx, East Ridge, and the Process Area. Mapping on the Spurr commenced in mid-August and mapping at the Varga commenced in early September. The commencement of geological mapping was held up for nearly two weeks owing to heavy damage to access roads by recent rains. A D-6 bulldozer had to be used to re-establish four-wheel drive access. Mapping and geological drafting remain in progress.
In early September, the Company received comminution test results from 20 samples of mineralized material. The Bond crusher work index is reported at 13.8 kWh/short ton (15.2 kWh/metric ton) and is classified as “soft to medium.” The Bond abrasion index is reported at 0.3306 (grams) and is classified as “abrasive.”
The updated collar file and assay data base has been submitted to the Vancouver office for the creation of a suite of assay sections on 50 ft. (15.24 m) centers for all of the deposits. The scale of the cross sections is 1 inch = 20 ft. (1:240 scale) to allow ample space to plot drill hole geology. The average drill hole is only 178 ft. (53.5 m). A set of geologic cross sections will be interpreted using surface geology and available drill hole geology. These cross sections will be digitized and the rock units incorporated into the master drill hole data base. Sufficient data will be available to develop a rock model for incorporation into a new Preliminary Economic Assessment technical report.
MD&A Update Eros Resources zu Bell Mountain Stand M9-2015
BELL MOUNTAIN PROPERTY, NVEros holds 100% title to the Bell Mountain gold-silver property located southeast of Reno, Nevada in the Fairview mining district, approximately 54 miles (86 kilometres) from Fallon, Nevada. On April 24, 2015, upon completion of a due diligence period, the Company entered into a definitive purchase agreement with Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. (“Laurion”) to purchase Laurion’s rights to prior expenditure credits in the Bell Mountain property, for the purchase price of $650,000. As part of the transaction, the Company has assumed all of the obligations, interests and rights of Laurion under an exploration and option agreement between Laurion and Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. (TSX:GMX) (“Globex”) including the obligation to incur and complete certain expenditures necessary to fulfill the earn-in respecting the primary mineral properties of the Bell Mountain Project.
On June 15, 2015, Eros satisfied the earn-in obligations with Globex and obtained 100% title to the Bell Mountain Property as per the terms and conditions of the underlying option agreement. An Advanced Royalty Payment of $20,000 is due annually beginning June 15, 2016 until such time as there is production from the property.
An amended and restated NI 43-101 technical report dated May 6, 2015 prepared by Welsh Hagan Associates (formerly Telesto Nevada, Inc.) entitled “Amended and Restated NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Bell Mountain Project, Churchill County, Nevada” (the “Amended and Restated Technical Report”) in connection with Eros’s acquisition is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on Eros’s website at www.erosresources.com. See the Eros press release dated April 30, 2015 for more information respecting the acquisition.
Bell Mountain consists of multiple epithermal quartz-calcite veins and stockwork hosted in the late Miocene Fairview Peak ash-flow caldera. The main ore controls for the gold-silver veins are east-northeast striking faults which cut a variety of lithic tuffs and associated caldera fill. Silver and gold are present as porous aggregates and grains of gold-free silver, acanthite (Ag₂S), and silver-gold alloys of variable composition. Mineralization of potential economic interest is comprised of three vein zones 1) the Spurr, 2) the Varga, and 3) the Sphinx. These deposits appear amenable to open-pit mining with low stripping ratios and subject to heap-leach processing. The three deposits extend along a common eastward strike for nearly 5,000 ft. (1,524 m) and the deposits are separated by gaps of barren ground. The better mineralized zones at the Spurr and the Varga commonly run 60 to >100 ft. (18.3 to >30.5 m) in true thickness. Grades are typically low, on the order of 0.015 opt gold (0.51 gpt) and 0.50 opt (17.2 gpt) silver; all mineralization is oxidized. Higher grades are locally present. The vein/stockwork zones generally dip 40° to 60° southward. A fourth, narrow-vein deposit, East Ridge, is approximately 4,000 ft. (1,219 m) eastward from the group of three veins and remains underexplored.
Historical work:
Various exploration and development work was conducted at Bell Mountain from 1914 to 1919. The only production was in 1927 when a 35-ton (31.8-tonne) car load of hand sorted material was mined. The average grade of the mined material was 0.47 opt (16.12 gpt) gold and 14.9 (504.1 gpt) opt silver. From 1948 to 2013, ten companies conducted various phases of exploration and development including small-scale geologic mapping, soil sampling, rock-chip sampling, geophysics, trenching, tunneling and underground work, drilling, metallurgical work, and various resource estimates. Two companies, American Pyramid Resources Inc. and N.A. Degerstrom Inc., each developed plans to mine the Bell Mountain deposits via open pit; neither company made a final production decision.
Since 1984, at least nine companies have drilled at Bell Mountain for a total of 298 drill holes for 62,590 ft. (19,077.4 m). Most of the holes were drilled by reverse-circulation methods. Twenty-eight (28) holes were core holes for a total footage of 5,718.5 ft. (1,743.0 m). The core drilling includes metallurgical and geotechnical core holes. Remaining duplicate samples are retained in a core shed in nearby Fallon, Nevada.
2015 program
The goal of the 2015 program is to advance the Bell Mountain gold-silver project towards a NI 43-101 compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment by acquiring the necessary project data and developing an updated data base with supporting quality control and assurance. Work also includes advancing metallurgical data and baseline environmental data. Most work is conducted out of an office in Carson City, Nevada and a core shed in Fallon, Nevada using contract professionals and service providers.
Work began in early July with the logging of seven 2013 metallurgical PQ core holes and five 2013 geotechnical HQ core holes. All holes were assayed to determine composites for metallurgical test work. Also, five 2013 reverse-circulation were assayed. All data were incorporated into a new electronic data base which began in mid-August. The data base includes inspection of all original drill hole logs, certificates of assay, and standards, blanks, and duplicate sample assays. The data base also includes trench and underground sample assays from original files. Eventually, the data base will also include all geologic information required to develop a rock model.
In early June, a contract was signed with McClelland Laboratories Inc. (Sparks, NV) to conduct six each 6-inch (15.24-cm) diameter 60-day column leach tests on mineralized material from the Spurr, Varga, and Sphinx deposits, two tests per deposit. The Sphinx deposit was cut back to one column leach test owing to insufficient material. Tests are being conducted on 3/4-inch (1.91-cm) and 3/8-inch (0.95-cm) crushed mineralized material. Average head grade for the Spurr is 0.040 opt (1.37 gpt) gold and 1.30 opt (44.58 gpt) silver. Average head grade for the Varga is 0.040 opt (1.37 gpt) gold and 0.95 opt (32.58 gpt) silver. Average head grade for the Sphinx is 0.029 opt (0.99 gpt) gold and 1.09 opt (37.37 gpt) silver. The column leach tests began in late September and remain underway. The initial cost estimate was US$192,315. An additional 30 days have been added to the test cycle, making the tests 90 days each. The Spurr and Sphinx leach rates appear excellent and the Varga extraction rates are slow but steady and positive. McClelland Laboratories has also provided the Company with bulk density determinations for 72 mineralized and host rock samples.
In early August, the Company signed two work orders with Stantec, an environmental and permitting company located in Reno, Nevada. The first work order was for completion of a biology baseline study which has now been completed and submitted to the BLM for their approval. The second work order was for the re-installation of a recording meteorological base station which has also been completed. The Company has requested an estimate for conducting a cultural survey (archaeological study).
Also in early August, the Company initiated field work for geological mapping at a scale of 1 inch = 50 ft. (1:600 scale) on the Spurr, Varga, Sphinx, East Ridge, and the Process Area. Mapping on the Spurr commenced in mid-August and mapping at the Varga commenced in early September. The commencement of geological mapping was held up for nearly two weeks owing to heavy damage to access roads by recent rains. A D-6 bulldozer had to be used to re-establish four-wheel drive access. Mapping and geological drafting remain in progress.
In early September, the Company received comminution test results from 20 samples of mineralized material. The Bond crusher work index is reported at 13.8 kWh/short ton (15.2 kWh/metric ton) and is classified as “soft to medium.” The Bond abrasion index is reported at 0.3306 (grams) and is classified as “abrasive.”
The updated collar file and assay data base has been submitted to the Vancouver office for the creation of a suite of assay sections on 50 ft. (15.24 m) centers for all of the deposits. The scale of the cross sections is 1 inch = 20 ft. (1:240 scale) to allow ample space to plot drill hole geology. The average drill hole is only 178 ft. (53.5 m). A set of geologic cross sections will be interpreted using surface geology and available drill hole geology. These cross sections will be digitized and the rock units incorporated into the master drill hole data base. Sufficient data will be available to develop a rock model for incorporation into a new Preliminary Economic Assessment technical report.
Das Tagesmotto
Nur du selbst kannst alte, überholte Lebensgewohnheiten ablegen.
Streiche das "Ja, aber…." aus deinem Wortschatz.
Das Zitat des Geburtstagskindes
Frauen tun so, als seien sie ein Rätsel.
Die meisten sind aber schon die Lösung
(Jean-Luc Godard, geb. 3.12.1930)
Globex Historie
Globex Starting PFS Drilling at Timmins Talc Magnesite Deposit
http://www.globexmining.com/staging/admin/news_pdfs/12-3-12%…
Weltgeschehen
In Hamburg wird am 3.12.1591 erstmals eine Feuerversicherung abgeschlossen.
Bauernregel
Knospen an Sankt Barbara, sind zum Christfest Blüten da.
Grüsse aus der Westschweiz
Nur du selbst kannst alte, überholte Lebensgewohnheiten ablegen.
Streiche das "Ja, aber…." aus deinem Wortschatz.
Das Zitat des Geburtstagskindes
Frauen tun so, als seien sie ein Rätsel.
Die meisten sind aber schon die Lösung
(Jean-Luc Godard, geb. 3.12.1930)
Globex Historie
Globex Starting PFS Drilling at Timmins Talc Magnesite Deposit
http://www.globexmining.com/staging/admin/news_pdfs/12-3-12%…
Weltgeschehen
In Hamburg wird am 3.12.1591 erstmals eine Feuerversicherung abgeschlossen.
Bauernregel
Knospen an Sankt Barbara, sind zum Christfest Blüten da.
Grüsse aus der Westschweiz
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.222.105 von WilliamTell am 02.12.15 13:02:05Lieber William,
besten Dank für Deine Nachricht auch Sie haben Post, bin täglicher stiller Mitleser und checke täglich alle Beteiligungen und Partner von GMX auf relevante News ebenso natürlich canadianinsider und stockhouse.
Beste Grüße und auf eine grüne GMX Entwicklung in der Zukunft.
Sonic
besten Dank für Deine Nachricht auch Sie haben Post, bin täglicher stiller Mitleser und checke täglich alle Beteiligungen und Partner von GMX auf relevante News ebenso natürlich canadianinsider und stockhouse.
Beste Grüße und auf eine grüne GMX Entwicklung in der Zukunft.
Sonic
Das Wort zum heutigen Tag
Das TagesmottoDas, was heute geschieht, ist nur zu deinem Besten. Erlebe es noch bewusster.
Das Zitat des Geburtstagskindes
Lieber vulgär und glücklich als gut gestylt und langweilig.
(Gianni Versace, geb. 2.12.1946, † 15.7.1997)
Globex Historie
Für den 2. Dezember habe ich leider nichts gefunden.
Weltgeschehen
Die Firma GILETTE meldet 1901 in den USA den 1. Rasierapparat mit auswechselbarer Klinge zum Patent an.
Bauernregel
Wenn’s regnet am Bibianstag, regnet’s vierzig Tage und eine Woche danach.
Grüsse aus der Westschweiz
Hey Sonic,
Falls Du hier vorbeischaust ohne Dich persönlich einzuloggen Du hast eine E-Mail....
Gruss William
Falls Du hier vorbeischaust ohne Dich persönlich einzuloggen Du hast eine E-Mail....
Gruss William
Trading Spotlight
Handel von Chibougamau-Aktien
Heute wurde der Kurs von 3.5 Cents auf 2.5 Cents gedrückt.....und dies mit sagenhaften 2'000 Stück. Eine solche Order von gesamthaft 50 CAD würde bei meiner Bank mit 25 CAD Spesen versehen....Was sind wohl die Motive??Gruss William
Tageskommentar
Um dem Tageskommentar einen Bezug zu Globex zu geben versuche ich, etwas von unserem Baby einzufügen, falls zum entsprechenden Tag mir etwas bekannt ist.Zum ersten 1. Dezember bin ich auf eine 10-jährige NR gestossen betreffend Russian Kid Gold Mine.
http://www.globexmining.com/staging/admin/news_pdfs/news_200…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.216.459 von jamyson am 01.12.15 19:25:36
Bravo
Mit etwas Geduld wirst Du es nicht bereuen......
Kommentar zum 1. Dezember
Nachdem nicht viel läuft und das Interesse nicht gross ist versuche ich mal dem Thread durch eine Auflockerung ein nichtmonetäres Interesse einzuhauchen.Zitat des Geburtstagskindes
Das Schwierigste am Leben ist es, Herz und Kopf dazu zu bringen, zusammenzuarbeiten.
In meinem Fall verkehren sie noch nicht mal auf freundschaftlicher Basis.
(Woody Allen, geboren 1.12.1935)
Weltgeschehen
Der italienische Komponist, Giacchino Rossini übernimmt am 1.12.1824 die Leitung des “Théâtre de Paris”.
Bauernregel
Fällt auf Eligius ein starker Wintertag, die Kälte vier Monate dauern mag.
Grüss aus der Westschweiz
Das in Fra war ich ,mein Weihnachtsgeld
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