From page 35 of NI 43-101 Resource Estimate. P.A. Bevan Oct 18, 2008 for Beattie - Donchester Mines Duparquet, Quebec.

"In addition to the above, there are the following inferred tonnages and grades from the
following sources:
1) Broken ore remaining in the Glory Hole 291,206 tonnes grading 4.11 g.Au/t
2) Small Tailings Area 44,836 tonnes grading 2.92 g.Au/t
3) Large Tailings Area 9,629,244 tonnes grading 0.92 g.Au/t
of which 84.7% is recoverable

Meas. + Ind. 1,682,989 4.096 6,892,935.3 221,617
Inferred 3,721,016 3.491 12,989,913 417,642
Large Tailings (inferred) 9,629,244 0.92 84.7% recoverable"

That’s inferred resource, already estimated.

With additional investigation into other on-site sources of gold bearing mining by-products; mill feed spills, concentrate spills, build up of rock in ball mills, between mill plates, mill processing residues, these sources should add readily available/recoverable ounces for early gold production from the Beattie property by Clifton Star.

I am hoping to see positive results from the closer study of the processing characteristics of the mill tailings. The report should be one that recommends a reasonable approach to tailings reclamation and gold recovery IMO.

I hope to see confirmation of over 80% gold capture with gravity recovery systems. Can be that good... Boot? 9.6 million tonnes is a lot of tailings, run them across a Deister Table and get +80% of 0.92 g/ton is good IMHO. Look from Google Earth, the property is covered with tailings sweeping west then south from the collapsed "glory hole" pond.

We will know more soon.

DYODD Not investment advice.