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Tuesday, 23rd December 2008 (985 views)

Houston Lake Mining has announced that it has completed phase II drilling on its Dubenski gold property.

The company reported that the shaft zone has been extended to more than 165m along strike and three-dimensional modeling illustrates an "improving geophysical response with depth".

Houston Lake Mining drilled a total of 22 holes and 2,232m during its phase II programme in the vicinity of the shaft zone in order to expand its from phase I drilling conducted earlier this year.

According to the firm, a total of 205 core samples have been shipped to date and results will be announced soon.

"Last winter's Phase I drill program at the Dubenski Shaft Zone returned some of the best gold intercepts in Houston Lake's history," Grayme Anthony, Houston Lake president and chief executive, commented.

Houston Lake Mining is an advanced exploration company in Ontario that aims to become a gold producer by surface mining a number of its eight properties at the West Cedartree project near Kenora, which includes the Dubenski property.

 

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