1907--1970
"The King of the Minemakers"
New Brunswick guy--worked on the Bathurst area for BM&S
"The exploration effort in the Bathurst area was of historic as well as of economic significance. The discoveries in the area established the use of the ground and airborne electromagnetic methods of searching for deposits and provided conclusive proof of the geological concept of volcanogenic sulphide deposits. These major steps served to steer Canadian exploration toward more scientifically based successes and resulted in a new geological model for mineral exploration that has since been used around the world."
Born in Weston Ontario. Grew up in Alberta.
Went to larder lake-- set up hq and trading post for fur traders. Whoa!
1922-- moved into prospecting in Rouyn in Quebec.
1927 full time prospector.
1934 Gold rush in Sturgeon River Ontario. Made Office in Toronto
1940s-- worked on Dulama Gold mines.
48 Anacon lead mines
50 Montaubun Mines.
United Lead and Zinc Mines.
Advocate Asbsestos in Nfld.
Greatest success was New Brunswick.
50s formed a grabstake.
Financed discovery of metal orebodies--that lead to BM&S.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Matthew James Boylen
Labels:
asbestos,
Bathurst,
BM+S,
executive,
financier,
gold,
lead,
new brunswick,
Newfoundland,
prospector,
rouyn
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