CDN-listed Hol-Lac Gold Mines is negotiating with a private company on the Isle of Man for $500,000 to finance sampling and drilling at its wholly owned Carissa mine in Wyoming.
Carissa, the biggest gold mine in the South Pass district, was developed down to 500 ft. and last mined in the 1930s. In 1989, diamond drilling on surface and underground showed that gold mineralization continued to at least 150 ft. below the deepest workings.
Hol-Lac hopes to complete the transaction, which has yet to be approved by regulators, within the next 90 days.
It has also concluded an agreement with an undisclosed party to exchange a $36,000 debt, owed to that party, for a 1.5% net smelter return on its Ashmore Twp. gold property near Geraldton, Ont.
In other news, White Plains Resources (VSE) has decided to repay Hol-Lac the $100,000 deposit it paid for the right to buy shares of White Plains’ American subsidiary. White Plains has also decided not to grant Hol-Lac a 2.5% net profits interest in the Gilbert wollastonite property in Nevada. Hol-Lac will therefore have no further interest in the property.
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