First Liberty Power (fka FLPC)

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Fencemaker FLPC: http://www.firstlibertystrategic.com/wp-content/uploads/FencemakerAntimony_NI43_101_DrillReport_DBain_Final_S.pdf

The Fencemaker Project is located in
th
e Stillwater Range of west central Nevada,
approximately 194 kilometers northeast of the city of Reno, Nevada, and more locally
approximately 60 kilometers east-southeast of the town of Lovelock.
STOCKPILE RESERVES,
LLC
wishes to operate an underground antimony mine on the property
.
Ope
rations would consist
of drilling, blasting and ore removal from an existing underground mine and processing of the ore
at a separately located sorting/crushing plant. On March 14, 2009 Stockpile acquired
a
five (5) year
Mining Lease from Silver Bell Mining & Developing, Inc., a Nevada Corporation. The Company
ha
s also acquired an option for the land to be used for processing
.
It
includes
five unpatented
contiguous mining claims that cover a total of 100.0 acres (40.47 hectare
s)
.
The position of the
property is Latitude 40° 04’20.03"N, Longitude 117° 51'36.25" W. All of the claims are in sections
31, Township 26 and section 6, Township 25 North, both in Range 37 East (T26N, R37E; T25,
R37E); Mount Diablo Base and Meridian (MDB&M) + (Mine Area) of Pershing County, Nevada
.
The plant site is located in
Section 32, Township 28 N, Range 32 E, Pershing County and covers
111.8 acres (45.24 hectares).
Access to the Fencemaker Project is by paved two
-
lane Hwy. 80
north
-
northeast 10 kilom
eters from Lovelock to East Coal Canyon Road and from there east for an
additional 61 kilometers.
The plant lies on the west side of this road turnoff.
The area is typically
arid to semi
-
arid, hot duri
ng summer
. Work in the area will require regular mainte
nance of the
access routes but the climate is conducive to year round operations. Topography in the area is
generally rolling with a cap of more resistant young rhyolite flows over the main host rock
metamorphosed limestone. The project
lies
at an elevati
on of 5715 ft. (1741 m) A.S.L.
The project is part of the Table Mountain Mining District that includes southeastern Pershing and
northeastern Churchill counties. The first mining discovery in the district was of copper ore made in
1861.
Silver-lead deposits of Cornish Camp on the west side of the mountain range were worked in
the early 1870s. The Fencemaker Mine was established and first shipped antimony ore in the 1880s.
Gold was reportedly discovered in the district in 1922, and the Green Gold Mine was worked
intermittently from the 1930s to the 1960s. Production has been limited. The Fencemaker mine
produced one ton of antimony metal from the 1880s. There is no record of exploration for gold on
or around the immediate mine area.
The Fencemaker undergroun
d mine was operated by Silver
Bell Mining Company from 1966 to 1981.
Only a small amount of sampling of the old workings
has been carried out since then. Similarities of host rock to those related to Carlin
-
type gold warrant
investigation.