A couple of juniors known for their activities in northwestern British Columbia have targeted Nevada as a future area for their growth. Integrated Resources and Capra Minerals are players in a lease/ option agreement which allows each company to earn a 45% interest in the Blackrock gold property near Dayton, Nev. Trading 163,300 shares during the week ended Oct. 23, Integrated slipped 8 cents to 17 cents. Capra closed unchanged at 25 cents on 60,500 shares.
In northern New Brunswick, Stratabound Minerals reports completing a bulk sample test involving 11,100 dry tonnes of material from its Captain North Extension open pit zinc-lead-silver deposit. Stratabound, which closed unchanged at $1.35 on 6,400 shares, says it is negotiating with Heath Steele Mines regarding a 1991-92 milling contract.
Tanqueray Resources and TSE- listed Westmin Mines recently completed an 18-hole drilling program at their Little Stull Lake gold project in northern Manitoba. Trading 10,000 shares, Tanqueray closed unchanged at 20 cents.
Tanqueray and Westmin, project operator, say they are encouraged by the results of the program, which was undertaken to better define the downdip extensions of gold-bearing shoots in three prospective sub- zones.
North of Yellowknife, N.W.T., Nebex Resources reports encouraging results from a sampling program at its Mos gold claims and from an adjacent zone indicating polymetallic mineralization. Nebex gained 2 cents on the week to 14 cents on a volume of 66,500.
Encouraged by the results of a trenching and drilling program at their polymetallic (including barite) Goldrun Creek prospect in northwestern British Columbia are Goldbank Ventures and VSE- listed Sutton Resources, which is earning a 51% interest in the project from Goldbank. Trading 16,500 shares, Goldbank dropped 4 cents to 32 cents.
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