. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1914, r properties, including the Wettlaufer (L. 1662Gj,Wood (L. 1236), and Hunton (). Gold in other Townships Morrisette townsJiip. On claims L. 2194 and L. 2202 (Costello), visible gold occursin a zone of rusty carbonate impregnated with quartz. The country rock is amygda-loidal basalt, which is intruded by light-colored quartz porphyry. Gauthier toionship. Gold-bearing quartz veins have been found in the northeastpart of the township, just west of Beaverhouse lake, on claims now operated by La 32 Bureau of Mines No. 4 Mine DOr Huronia. The quartz v
. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1914, r properties, including the Wettlaufer (L. 1662Gj,Wood (L. 1236), and Hunton (). Gold in other Townships Morrisette townsJiip. On claims L. 2194 and L. 2202 (Costello), visible gold occursin a zone of rusty carbonate impregnated with quartz. The country rock is amygda-loidal basalt, which is intruded by light-colored quartz porphyry. Gauthier toionship. Gold-bearing quartz veins have been found in the northeastpart of the township, just west of Beaverhouse lake, on claims now operated by La 32 Bureau of Mines No. 4 Mine DOr Huronia. The quartz veins are narrow, but gold can be observed at anumber of places. Magnetite, iron pyrites and copper pyrites were observed in theveins. The country rock is Keewatin greenstone, which is intruded by narrow dikesof reddish porphyry. Copper Ore On a group of claims in Lebel and Teck townships the Dane Mining Company isprospecting for copper ore. Two shafts have been sunk on copper-bearing veins, andsome ore has been shipped from the Shaft on quartz vein, carr\ injj copper p\ rites. Dane Copper MiningCo., Lebel township. Acknowledgments The writers desire to express their thanks to the men who were in chargeof the properties in the Kirkland Lake area when the country was being are especially given to Messrs. C. A. Foster, Chas. OConnell and M. , of the Tough-Oakes mine, from whom much information relative to thereport was obtained. The assays and analyses, unless otherwise stated, were made byMessrs. W. K. McNeill and T. E. Rothwell, of the Provincial Assay office. Mr. W. , topographer, had charge of the production of the accompanying maps. Thewriters were capably assisted in the field work by the following gentlemen: Mr. Smith, Kingston; Mr. G. J. Smith, Kingston; Mr. R. W. Young, Bothwell; Mr. Mahaffy, Cromarty. 1914 Maisonville, Qrenfell and Eby 33 MAISONVILLE, QREINFELL AND EBY A geological map of the townships of Maisonville
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