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Work performed by: George Armstrong
Claim NQ
Pa 474339
Pa 474336j
Pa 474334
Pa 474321
Pa 474321
Pa 474318
Hole NO
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Footage
485.0'
517.0*
500.0'
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744.0'
284.0'
Date
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chalco phaleriteBiotite quartz; Fine p;rain very silicious and homogenized very littl
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