..consider these next to our hinges, the Gold Pan mine was selling for $ 0.30 ashare in 1919.........

Gold Pan, Gold Seal

1915: A 300 m shaft as sunk and short levels run from it; a mill was built. Mine closed

1916.

1917: Gold Pan Mine Ltd. produced $1400 from two shafts. Arthur Quesnel described

that were the vein crossed a diabase dyke, spectacular free gold was extracted and

samples were exhibited all over the country. Work continued until 1946-47 (Minton).

1980: drilling

1982: installation of small mill and flotation circuit.

Production (1919-1924) 7.49 kg of Au.

Reserves unknown

Gold Field, Wingold

1913-15: 5 shallow shafts are sunk, 12-31 m deep; a small stamp mill operated for a

brief time on Wingold shaft/mine, produced one brick from Chicamon claim near Gold

lake. 100ff shaft was sunk on Big Four in 1914, 50 feet of drifting; Gold Cup (60 ft.

shaft, possibly 2 shafts), part of Wingold Group.

1934-36 underground work, Gold Fields shaft deepened to 91 m with 3 levels.

Reserves (1935) 6535 t grading 13.95 gft (0.41 ozlton) gold, 6349 t grading 7.20 gft

Au in a surface dump.

Emperor-Gold Standard

1912-17: 40 ft shaft on Emperor claim; 100 ft. shaft on Gold Standard (formerly

Independence)- some drifting,

properties sold to Forty-Four Mines