Nevada
2022 Drilling Program Update on Bonnie Claire Lithium Project, Nevada
VANCOUVER, BC, Sept. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – Nevada Lithium Sources Inc. (CSE: NVLH) ( OTCQB: NVLHF) (FSE: 87K) (“Nevada Lithium” or the “Firm“) and its 50% accomplice within the Bonnie Claire Lithium Undertaking (the ‘Undertaking’ or ‘Property’), Iconic Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: ICM; OTCQB: BVTEF; FSE: YQGB) (“Iconic“) are happy to offer an replace on their 2022 mineral exploration and improvement plans for the Undertaking, positioned in Nye County, Nevada.
Nevada Lithium CEO, Stephen Rentschler, feedback: “We’re happy to report that our 50% accomplice, Iconic, who’s operator of our preliminary joint work program, has supplied an replace on the Bonnie Claire Lithium Undertaking 2022 drilling program. This preliminary work program, estimated to value $5mm USD, has been totally funded as a part of the Choice Settlement, whereby Nevada Lithium obtained its 50% possession of the Undertaking. We’re excited that the work program is offering extra information and materials that’s furthering improvement of the Undertaking. We firmly imagine that Bonnie Claire is among the most tasty world lithium belongings remaining in junior builders’ fingers.”
Drill Gap BC2201C
Core gap BC2201C reached a remaining vertical depth of 2001 ft (610 meters), which had a piezometer inserted for groundwater research. All samples not collected for engineering use had been submitted to ALS in Reno for geochemical evaluation. Logging has been accomplished and two thick zones of darkish inexperienced claystone often indicative of lithium-rich sediments, have been recognized. Preliminary assay outcomes are anticipated inside a pair weeks.
Drill Gap BC2202C
Core gap BC2202C is positioned 1,759 ft (536 meters) west of BC2201C. The outlet is additional out on the playa than BC2201C to check whether or not larger grade lithium (+1000 ppm Li) is nearer to the floor than holes close to the margins of the alluvial cowl. As of September 14th, the rig had drilled to 1,443 ft (440 meters) and can drill to a complete depth of roughly 2,000 ft (610 meters). Though not logged but, darkish inexperienced claystone was encountered inside 25 ft (7.6 meters) of the floor.
Drill Gap BC2203C
Near the completion of BC2201C, a second core rig arrived on web site and is ready up 1,840 ft (561 meters) south of BC2201C. This drill gap can be positioned additional out on the playa than BC2201C and also will take a look at whether or not larger grade lithium (+1000 ppm Li) is near the floor. The outlet has been accomplished to a complete depth of 1,998 ft (609 meters). The drill gap is at present being ready for geophysical logging. The core exhibits darkish inexperienced claystone commencing at 17 ft (5 meters) beneath the floor.
Drill Gap BC2201
This mud/rotary drill rig is on web site and has drilled to 80 ft (24 meters) and set casing. This vertical gap might be drilled to a depth of roughly 2000 ft (610 meters) and is positioned 20 ft (6 meters) from BC2201C. This gap might be geochem sampled and in contrast with assays from the adjoining core gap (BC2201C). Primarily based on earlier drilling, the Firm anticipates that the core lithium values could also be 10-15% larger than the mud/rotary gap (see Firm’s Preliminary Financial Evaluation NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Bonnie Claire Lithium Undertaking, Challenge date of February 25th, 2022). As soon as drilling is full, downhole geophysics might be carried out to find out excessive permeability zones together with different information. Water samples might be collected and analyzed, and Barr Engineering will carry out pumping assessments on the permeable zones recognized. This nicely may also be used as a water supply for future drilling.
QP Disclosure
Darren L. Smith, M.Sc., P. Geo., Vice President of Exploration of the Firm, and Certified Individual as outlined by Nationwide Instrument 43-101, supervised the preparation of the technical data on this information launch.
Bonnie Claire Property
The Bonnie Claire Property is positioned inside Sarcobatus Valley, which is roughly 30 km (19 miles) lengthy and 20 km (12 miles) vast. Quartz-rich volcanic tuffs containing anomalous quantities of lithium happen inside and adjoining to the valley. Drill outcomes from the salt flat embrace 2,054 ppm Li over 67.1 m (220 ft) in drill gap BC-1601 in addition to a 475 m (1560 ft) vertical intercept that averaged 1153 ppm Li. Bonnie Claire is one the most important lithium sources in North America with a present NI 43-101 inferred mineral useful resource 3,407 million tonnes (Mt) grading 1,013 ppm Li for 18,372 million kilograms of contained lithium carbonate equal, at a cut-off grade of 700 ppm Li. Mineral sources should not mineral reserves as they don’t have demonstrated financial viability.
The gravity low that characterizes the valley is roughly 20 km (12 miles) lengthy, and the present estimates of depth to basement rocks vary from 600 to 1,200 meters (2,000 to 4,000 ft). The present declare block covers an space of 74 km2 (28.6 mi2) with potential for brine methods and additional sediment sources.
About Nevada Lithium Sources Inc.
Nevada Lithium Sources Inc. is a mineral exploration and improvement firm targeted on shareholder worth creation via its core asset, the Bonnie Claire Lithium Undertaking, positioned in Nye County, Nevada, the place it at present holds a 50% curiosity. A lately accomplished NI 43-101 Preliminary Financial Evaluation returned engaging funding metrics and the Firm is actively advancing the Undertaking in the direction of Pre-Feasibility. Study extra: https://www.nvlithium.com/
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This information launch incorporates sure forward-looking data and forward-looking statements throughout the that means of relevant securities laws (collectively “forward-looking statements”). The usage of any of the phrase “will” and comparable expressions are supposed to establish forward-looking statements. These statements contain recognized and unknown dangers, uncertainties and different components which will trigger precise outcomes or occasions to vary materially from these anticipated in such forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements embrace, however should not restricted to, the proposed exploration program, improvement of the Bonnie Claire Undertaking, and development of the Bonnie Claire Undertaking to pre-feasibility. Precise outcomes achieved could range from the knowledge supplied herein on account of quite a few recognized and unknown dangers and uncertainties and different components. The Firm believes the expectations mirrored in these forward-looking statements are cheap, however no assurance may be on condition that these expectations will show to be appropriate. The Firm doesn’t undertake to replace these forward-looking statements, besides as required by regulation.
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Hearing held, but no ruling yet in suit challenging Green Party’s Nevada ballot status – The Nevada Independent
A Carson City judge heard arguments but did not issue a ruling on a lawsuit seeking to block the Green Party from the 2024 Nevada presidential ballot.
Carson City District Court Judge Kristin Luis on Friday heard arguments from attorneys representing the minor political party and the Nevada Democratic Party — which filed the lawsuit — but opted not to issue a ruling from the bench.
“Time is of the essence,” Luis acknowledged. “I would have to imagine that whichever way I decide somebody’s going to appeal.”
The Green Party, which has not been on a Nevada general election ballot since 2008, had appeared to qualify for the state’sballot in mid-June with about 15,000 valid signatures, well more than the requirement of roughly 10,000 valid signatures.
Aug. 27 is the last day a qualified minor political party can file a certificate of nomination to place candidates for the offices of president and vice president on Nevada’s presidential ballot.
But Nevada Democrats quickly filed a lawsuit seeking to block the party’s efforts to land on the ballot, saying they had reviewed a limited number of signatures via a public records request and found most of the signatures were invalid. The lawsuit claimed that some of the gathered signatures had been obtained before its petition to get on the ballot was approved and should be considered invalid.
The possibility of the Green Party’s inclusion as a qualified third party candidate on the 2024 ballot could potentially aid Republican former President Donald Trump by pulling dissatisfied left-leaning voters away from the Democratic Party in what is expected to be Nevada’s close presidential race.
During the Friday hearing, Todd Bice, who represents the Nevada Democratic Party, argued that the minor party’s petition contained the wrong affidavit language, saying that the county clerks who validated the signatures were unaware of this until after they had validated the signatures.
Bice said the Green Party’s petition appeared to use the affidavit language for initiative petitions, not minor parties, which omits a sentence stating the circulator believes all signees were registered voters in the county they reside.
However, the affidavit language used by the party is the same as that recommended by the Nevada Secretary of State’s Office in its guide for minor political parties to qualify for the ballot.
Greg Ott, an attorney with the attorney general’s office speaking on behalf of the secretary of state’s office, said during the hearing that the guide is not legal advice, and there are reminders within it to consult state law for the most accurate information.
Kevin Benson, an attorney representing the Green Party, rebutted Bice and said that the missing statement is already accounted for in the verification process. He added that the secretary of state declared it to be qualified, and the plaintiffs did not produce evidence that enough signatures were invalid to not qualify for the ballot.
“The Green Party made a good faith effort to comply with the law,” Benson said, adding that “circulating a petition is a human endeavor,” acknowledging that there will be mistakes, but that’s not any indication that anything nefarious took place.
In response, Bice said the mistakes were not human error, but “shenanigans” and signature-gatherers were not following the law.
“You cannot claim you substantially comply with law, because somehow you can just assume the signatures are valid,” he said.
In 2016, a federal judge denied ballot access to the party after it had not gathered enough valid signatures in time.
Minor parties must submit candidates for president and vice-president to the secretary of state’s office by the last Tuesday in August. The party has not yet submitted a candidate for the November ballot, but its former presidential candidate, Jill Stein, is running again this year.
Stein, who is polling about 1 percent in Nevada, called the lawsuit “outrageous” in a video posted to her campaign website.
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – Two weeks into fall football camp and Wolf Pack Head Coach Jeff Choate is preparing for the team’s first scrimmage of this session.
So far the staff has been expanding the playbook while players work to carve out roles.
“Let’s find out who can play,” Choate said. “You try to simulate a game and often that anxiety levels are going to increase, who can operate with a little more stress, and who is going to make plays. That’s what you’re looking for. These are the guys we feel like we can build our offense and our defense and our kicking game around so let’s start to modify that.”
Charles Brown has proved enough during fall camp as a slot receiver to earn a role there. He comes from Texas State where he helped the Bobcats improve by four wins from 2022 to 2023.
“We went from not the best season we were looking for to turning that thing around to be 8-5 and all it takes is support from the fans and courage from the whole team and being strong about that knowing that we’re going out there no matter who we’re playing we are going to get it done,” Brown said.
The offensive line needs to be better if Nevada wants more than its two-win season average it’s had the last two years.
Tyson Ruffins is holding his position group accountable.
“The main message is to just push forward the team in general,” Ruffins said of his fellow offensive linemen. “We’re like the backbone of the team or that’s at least how we feel. We just want to put one step in front of the other. Every day just keep on getting better. If we keep doing that then everything will fall into place.”
Choate calls next week the most important. He’ll know who will play without limitations, who can contribute in certain packages, and who still needs to make strides in practice for a more increased role down the road.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – The third prisoner killed in a Nevada prison fight has been officially identified by police.
On Tuesday, the White Pine County Sheriff’s Office received reports of a prison fight that broke out at Ely State Prison around 9:41 a.m.
Officers have now identified the victim as Anthony Williams, 41. He was serving a life sentence for murder.
The two other victims were identified Wednesday as Zackaria Luz, 43, and Connor Brown, 22.
Officers confirmed that all three died of sharp force injuries.
While details of the fight were not immediately available, nine inmates would be transported to a nearby medical facility for treatment following the fight.
Gov. Lombardo’s office also confirmed the incident was “gang-related.”
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