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FYI. Eaglecrest Explorations Ltd. -
(TSX VENTURE) - is pleased to report that
the Bolivian Minister of Mines and Metallurgy, Mr. Walter
Villarroel Morochi,
yesterday, issued a letter to Eaglecrest confirming
that there is no plan to nationalize the mining industry
in Bolivia.
In an official letter dated May 10, 2006
to Dr. Jorge Forgues Valverde, Eaglecrest's Bolivian legal
counsel, the Bolivian Minister of Mines and Metallurgy
advised that his Ministry is in the process of participating
in the preparation of a National Development Plan.
The Minister's letter states that there is no consideration in
that Plan for any nationalization, expropriation or conversion
of the Bolivian mining industry into a state run industry.
On the contrary, the Minister's letter stresses that the state
owned agency COMIBOL, which is the holder of a large percentage
of all mining concessions in Bolivia, will require the infusion
of foreign capital to develop the state owned mineral resources.
The Minister concluded his letter by stating that the new
policies will be finalized to guarantee normal functioning
of mining operations.
http://www.sys-con.com/read/220490.htm
Well, many times i wondered if i were truly -
carrying out Pater's plan for my life -
i want the children of Potosi to get -
a better life -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
Thanks for your FMNJ paticipations.
Viva Franklin Mining - Cerro Rico Confirmation -
Viva - First US Mining Company -
FMNJ - Trusted at The Great Cerro Rico -
Potosi, Bolivia -
- Viva Franklin Mining - since Conquistadores -
the Europeans - had come to -
South America -
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
Receives First of Four - Cerro Rico Mine -
- Analysis Reports -
Thursday May 18, 11:58 am ET
LAS VEGAS, NV--(MARKET WIRE)--May 18, 2006 --
Franklin Mining, Inc.
(Other OTC:FMNJ.PK - News) announced today that its
subsidiary -
- Franklin Mining, Bolivia -
has received the first of four reports on its assigned
silver veins in -
- The Cerro Rico Mine.
In a March 31, 2006 meeting, COMIBOL, Bolivia's
national mining company -
- identified which four veins would be included
in its -
Joint Venture with Franklin Mining -
and commissioned independent analysis reports
be prepared and used in determining
the Joint Venture's final structure.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060518/0130180.html
- Viva Franklin Mining -
- making history for USA -
- Other young excellent US mining companies -
has come close to -
The Cerro Rico Silver Mountain -
and has in the outskirt of Potosi District -
found extensions of the Rich -
- Cerro Rico Rich Silver Veins -
- Side Veins Structures and Fractions -
Ex. You may see and listen to the video below -
http://tinyurl.com/fptdk
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
.
Viva Franklin Mining - Cerro Rico Confirmation -
Viva - First US Mining Company -
FMNJ - Trusted at The Great Cerro Rico -
Potosi, Bolivia -
- Viva Franklin Mining - since Conquistadores -
the Europeans - had come to -
South America -
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
Receives First of Four - Cerro Rico Mine -
- Analysis Reports -
Thursday May 18, 11:58 am ET
LAS VEGAS, NV--(MARKET WIRE)--May 18, 2006 --
Franklin Mining, Inc.
(Other OTC:FMNJ.PK - News) announced today that its
subsidiary -
- Franklin Mining, Bolivia -
has received the first of four reports on its assigned
silver veins in -
- The Cerro Rico Mine.
In a March 31, 2006 meeting, COMIBOL, Bolivia's
national mining company -
- identified which four veins would be included
in its -
Joint Venture with Franklin Mining -
and commissioned independent analysis reports
be prepared and used in determining
the Joint Venture's final structure.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060518/0130180.html
- Viva Franklin Mining -
- making history for USA -
- Other young excellent US mining companies -
has come close to -
The Cerro Rico Silver Mountain -
and has in the outskirt of Potosi District -
found extensions of the Rich -
- Cerro Rico Rich Silver Veins -
- Side Veins Structures and Fractions -
Ex. You may see and listen to the video below -
http://tinyurl.com/fptdk
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
.
At various times during the last -
thousand years Pater may asserted -
his rights and endeavoured -
to establish his own authority -
his own laws, and his own government -
among the children of men -
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
i think there's a passion -
for Cerro Rico like never before -
If i can put one touch of rosy sunset -
into the life of any man or woman -
i shall feel that -
i have worked with You -
With Malice toward none -
with charity for all -
with firmness in the right -
as God gives us to see the right -
let us strive on to finish the work -
we are in -
to bind up the nation's wounds -
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
The real democratic American idea is -
not that every man shall be on a level -
with every other man -
but that every man shall have Liberty -
to be what God made him -
without hindrance -
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
Control of a company does not carry with it -
the ability to control the price of its stock -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
The rich are not born sceptical or cynical -
They are made that way by events, circumstances -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
Franklin Mining - Confirmation -
Viva - First US Mining Company - Trusted at Cerro Rico -
Potosi, Bolivia -
- Franklin Mining - since Conquistadores -
the Europeans - had come to -
South America -
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
Receives First of Four - Cerro Rico Mine -
- Analysis Reports -
Thursday May 18, 11:58 am ET
LAS VEGAS, NV--(MARKET WIRE)--May 18, 2006 --
Franklin Mining, Inc.
(Other OTC:FMNJ.PK - News) announced today that its
subsidiary -
- Franklin Mining, Bolivia -
has received the first of four reports on its assigned
silver veins in -
- The Cerro Rico Mine.
In a March 31, 2006 meeting, COMIBOL, Bolivia's
national mining company -
- identified which four veins would be included
in its -
Joint Venture with Franklin Mining -
and commissioned independent analysis reports
be prepared and used in determining
the Joint Venture's final structure.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060518/0130180.html
- Viva - Franklin Mining -
- making history for USA -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
In God We Trust
.
Franklin Mining - Confirmation -
Viva - First US Mining Company - Trusted at Cerro Rico -
Potosi, Bolivia -
- Viva Franklin Mining - since Conquistadores -
the Europeans - had come to -
South America -
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
Receives First of Four - Cerro Rico Mine -
- Analysis Reports -
Thursday May 18, 11:58 am ET
LAS VEGAS, NV--(MARKET WIRE)--May 18, 2006 --
Franklin Mining, Inc.
(Other OTC:FMNJ.PK - News) announced today that its
subsidiary -
- Franklin Mining, Bolivia -
has received the first of four reports on its assigned
silver veins in -
- The Cerro Rico Mine.
In a March 31, 2006 meeting, COMIBOL, Bolivia's
national mining company -
- identified which four veins would be included
in its -
Joint Venture with Franklin Mining -
and commissioned independent analysis reports
be prepared and used in determining
the Joint Venture's final structure.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060518/0130180.html
- Viva Franklin Mining -
- making history for USA -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
.
The Franklin Mining Mission - FMNJ -
is to turn it all around a.s.a.p. -
to a good secure modern state of art safety
for all -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
---
For the records -
Searching through the Scraps:
Women and Mining in Bolivia -
Tue March 1, 2005,
by: Dawn PALEY
Beginning in the 15th century silver exploitation
of Potosi and continuing to today, women have
been involved in intricate and often invisible
ways in the Bolivian mining sector.
When Bolivia’s mining sector was privatized in 1985, the formerly nationalized mines were fractured and split, the minority falling into the hands of larger private enterprises, and the vast majority left to survive on their own, with no state or foreign investment. Today, 85% of miners work in cooperative structures, using manual extraction methods and generally living in less organized and less prosperous circumstances than during the existence of COMIBOL.
From 1952 to 1985, COMIBOL was the major organization representing miners, union regulations formally excluded
women from working inside the. In this era the most visible representation of women in the mining sector was through
‘Amas de Casa’ organizations, where wives and partners of miners organized to lobby for improved working and living conditions for miners and their families.
The tradition of the Amas de Casa continues today, and part
of the legacy of their struggles is the recognition that women’s work in the household is an integral and productive element in the mining sector.
Other than working in the home, women have and continue to contribute their labour to the mining sector in a variety of ways. With only 6,000 women cooperative members out of an estimated 60,000, it follows that the vast majority of women are autonomous workers, whose activities range from informal trade to mineral salvaging. There are men as well women
working in all types of informal labour in the mining sector, however all able bodied men are presented with the option to work inside the mines for a better wage, a choice which
is not extended to women.
Today, working inside mines remains almost exclusively the domain of men, and women are kept on the margins of the
mining sector through a combination of discriminatory regulations and cultural beliefs.
The forms of labour open to women are so insecure -and the financial benefits so few- that it is not unusual for young children to work alongside their mothers, searching together for mineral scraps in mine dumps and rivers.
Palliris: On the bottom of the pile
We had arranged to meet in Potosi first thing in the morning, but when 10 o’clock came around, Alejandra Lopez was nowhere
to be found.
When she arrived, Lopez, president of a palliri (hand picker) organization in Potosi, explained that she had been organizing a memorial service for one of her comrades, a palliri who was killed the day before while she worked sorting through mineral tailings on Cerro Rico. This was my introduction to the world of women’s work in the mining sector in Bolivia, a world
where women’s rights and health are far from guaranteed.
“Women working as palliris don’t know about engineering, and there is very little capacity buliding that takes place” says Lopez, referring to the feminized trade that sees women
working outside the tin mines of the Cerro Rico in the city
of Potosi to survive.
While palliris have formed cooperatives in Siglo XX, a mining region in northern Potosi, and have a loose organizational structure in Potosi, for the most part their labour is
informal and autonomous.
In Northern Potosi, palliri leader Nora Escueza explains that as the leader of a palliri cooperative she is paid a small salary from the Federation of Mining Cooperatives, but that her participation within the federation -an environment which she describes as “very masculine”- is limited.
The palliri cooperative is meant to bring women workers together, however a serious lack of resources hampers any real possibility of using the organization as a platform for improving working conditions for women.
The work of palliris is difficult and time consuming, most working six days a week for more than eight hours daily
to make ends meet. On a warm and windy November morning, I walked through the enormous tailing piles outside of the Siglo XX tin mine with Escueza as my guide.
We stopped to talk to two women working in a hole, invisible from above.
“We sort and concentrate tin” Alicia Mendez explained, between turns lifting and moving large stones from below her knees
to a pile above her shoulders, hitting them together so that the fine wet sand clinging to them falls to the ground.
She’s testing to see if any of the stones contain tin, and as she works, she fills a wheelbarrow with those that do.
At the end of the day she will sort through the pile in
order to salvage the tin that she separated, which she’ll
later sell to a local buyer.
“We get paid for what we find” she says, adding that “there is a long delay between the hours we work and when we get paid.” Working outdoors, year round, Mendez estimates she can average $150 CDN monthly, enough to keep a roof over the heads of her seven children, but not enough to take time off or to stop working as a palliri, which she says she’ll do “as long as God lets me live.”
Baranquilleras: Far enough down the River
Chuquini is a community in the tropics north of La Paz, built around two gold mines and home to a population of about 2500. Informal housing and unsteady wages are the norm, and while some of the miners talk about finding a nugget, or reminisce about a good year, for most, depending on gold to get by leaves them living hand to mouth. To make matters worse, it is estimated that there are 120 families working in the river, which also serves as the local garbage dump, to make ends meet.
“People, and especially women, work in the river because it is their only access to the resource” explains baranquillera leader Lurdes Dabo, referring to the young and old immersed up to their waist in water shoveling sand and rocks into metal chutes. Baranquilleras work downstream from the gold mines, and their work is, according to Dabo, “the most precarious” type of work that exists in gold mining communities.
After filling a metal chute with rocks to form a rudimentary filtration system, baranquilleras spend up to ten hours a day shoveling mine tailings into the filter, hoping to collect small grains of gold from their filter at the days end. The disconnect between the amount of work a baranquillera does in a day and the final product is mind blowing, some ending a full day of shoveling with a few flecks of gold, weighing but a quarter of a gram. “We trade this for food,” one woman told me, “and tomorrow we do it all again.”
Gold traders are open twenty four hours a day in Chuquini, where a baranquillera, wet from the shoulders down after a long day’s work, can trade her daily find in for an average of $4 CDN, often not enough to feed her family. Tuberculosis, caused by malnutrition and pollution, is common in the region; however there are no health clinics. In Tipuani, a neighboring village, there is a clinic but there are no doctors.
Searching for Alternatives
While working inside of the mine is far from a solution for women in the mining sector in Bolivia, it should, at minimum, be an option. "I know women could work inside the mine," reflects palliri Alicia Mendez, "but we’re not allowed to enter, so we work outside." If all women had equal opportunity to enter the mines, it would allow them the choice to work for higher pay in a more organized environment.
“Women working outside mines complain about their situation”, says Claudia Ricaldi of the Bolivian non governmental organization CEPROMIN, “but talking is one thing. It’s time for these women to take the initiative and enter the mines, regardless of whether the men ‘let’ them or not.” Capacity building is high on the list of palliri needs, as palliri leader Lopez explains that "Women working as palliris don’t know their rights as workers, and until we do, we will continue to be the most oppressed workers in the mining sector."
The needs and desires of women working as palliris or baranquilleras reflect the needs of mining communities at large, however with a greater sense of urgency. "Palliris are too often used for other peoples benefit" palliri leader Lopez states, continuing without hesitation "many of the NGO’s here in Potosi who claim to be working in our name do not listen to our needs."
“Baranquilleras organized two years ago with help from the International Labour Organization” says Dabo, whose primary goal as leader of the organization was to find employment alternatives for baranquilleras outside of the mining sector. The ILO also set up a project in the region three years ago, where women working as baranquilleras were invited to learn to sew and make clothing as an alternative way to support their family. Both ILO projects ended last year, and the sewing machines now sit silent because there are no funds available to pay a teacher to instruct the women how to sew.
Dabo hopes that the baranquillera organization and efforts for alternative careers in Chuquini will continue, but without funds, she says, there is “no real hope or expectation for positive change”. Canadian NGO CECI has recently started a project in Chuquini, the aims of which are to research and document child labour in the area. Unfortunately, this project is another example of a project which fails to provide real alternatives to the most marginalized members of the community.
Change for women working on the fringes of the mining sector in Bolivia necessitates the formation of respectful relationships between these women and the Bolivian government, NGO’s, and mining cooperatives. Women need to be engaged as active participants -and not treated as passive recipients- in the development of initiatives to improve their precarious position in the mining sector in Bolivia.
This article was made possible with assistance from the Public Service Alliance of Canada’s Social Justice Fund. Dawn Paley is a journalist, activist and photographer from Ruskin, British Columbia. Details of her current project are available at www.patagoniabolivia.net.
http://www.alternatives.ca/article1721.html
the link below provide some light of todays sad facts -
http://tinyurl.com/mjp8s
I
The Franklin Mining Mission - FMNJ -
is to turn it all around a.s.a.p. -
to a good secure modern state of art safety
for all -
the link below provide some light of todays sad facts -
http://tinyurl.com/mjp8s
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
Update Reminder and some reflexion -
of past history -
The Rich Cerro Rico Silver Mountain today -
Its up to You decide if your FMNJ investment
is needed - to bring happiness for all? -
Conditions in the mines have not improved
markedly since colonial times.
Cerro Rico remains an industrial area of
considerable activity, but the workers are
too poor to buy proper equipment.
The mines are still crudely dug and
badly poorly ventilated.
Pick-axes and Davy lamps are used instead
of drills or torches.
Individual seams are often dug vertically and
descended using hands and feet.
Ladders are only used to travel between
different levels of a mine.
Rail roads exist, but containers filled
with ore have to be pushed manually.
The mines are often water-logged too,
especially in the lower levels, and
cave-ins are a regular occurrence.
Unsurprisingly, life expectancy for a miner
in Potosi is a little less than 40 years.
Although life is very hard, some comfort can
be drawn from the fact that the miners now
have control over their own working
environment?
Each person works on his own initiative?
Often the miners band together in small teams.
It is a friendly, close community.
In difficult situations, the miners will go
to extraordinary lengths to help each other.
Stopping work means having no money for food,
but if someone is trapped or inexplicably
misplaced, the other miners will work
tirelessly to find them.
On one occasion (though this story may well
be apocryphal) a young man disappeared and
his colleagues spent several days frantically
searching every level of the mine.
It later transpired that he had eloped with of
one of the other men's daughters?
The belief system of the workers today is a
strange mix of local superstition and devout
Catholicism.
Above ground the miners are perfect Catholic
Christians.
Below, in the mines, they are nothing short of
devil worshippers.
Each mine has its own effigy of el Tio
(literally 'the Uncle', a standard euphemism for
the Devil) in place.
The workers see no inconsistency in this?
They reason that, if God is in charge of the world
above, and homage is paid to him there, it makes
perfect sense to pay homage to the god of
the Underworld, especially when the miners
spend so much of their lives below ground?
Location - Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
High up in the remote desert plains of the Bolivian
altiplano lies Potosi city whose unimaginable
Cerro Rico wealth and large-scale industrial
exploitation once placed it at the heart of
the South American continent.
Though now a poor, neglected back-water, the importance
of Potosi to the history of Western Europe, let alone
South America, is difficult to over-estimate.
The mineral wealth discovered there during the 16th
Century provided the largest injection of capital
the European continent had ever seen.
The silver deposits found in the hills of Cerro Rico
provided the means and the inspiration for
the industrialisation of Europe.
They were to bank-roll the entire economy of Spain
for over 250 years.
Keep in mind - that the richness of mineral ore -
often increases with the deepth of most
mining operations -
Conquistadores - the Europeans had come to
South America in search of gold.
They quickly conquered the Inca Empire of Atahaulpa,
but had failed to uncover the legendary El Dorado.
Potosi, with its huge reserves of silver, was easily
the next best thing.
The local Indians were put to work.
Slaves from Africa were imported and within a few years
tens of thousands of individuals were working as forced
labour in the mines, in the most inhumane conditions imaginable.
Safety considerations were ignored and miners were
treated as little more than animals.
It is not known precisely how many people died
working in the mines of Cerro Rico during the
centuries of Spanish rule.
Conservative estimates place the figure at between
four and six million people.
In the 16th and 17th Centuries Cerro Rico was simply
the biggest - and the most deadly - industrial
complex in the world.
Now at long last, though the slave days of Cerro Rico
are not far behind it, the people of Potosi are reaping
the meager benefits of the poor bureaucracy and -
the Franklin Mining Mission - is to turn it all around -
to a good secure modern state of art safety for all -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
Update Reminder and some reflexion -
of past history -
The Rich Cerro Rico Silver Mountain today -
Its up to You decide if your FMNJ investment
is needed - to bring happiness for all? -
Conditions in the mines have not improved
markedly since colonial times.
Cerro Rico remains an industrial area of
considerable activity, but the workers are
too poor to buy proper equipment.
The mines are still crudely dug and
badly poorly ventilated.
Pick-axes and Davy lamps are used instead
of drills or torches.
Individual seams are often dug vertically and
descended using hands and feet.
Ladders are only used to travel between
different levels of a mine.
Rail roads exist, but containers filled
with ore have to be pushed manually.
The mines are often water-logged too,
especially in the lower levels, and
cave-ins are a regular occurrence.
Unsurprisingly, life expectancy for a miner
in Potosi is a little less than 40 years.
Although life is very hard, some comfort can
be drawn from the fact that the miners now
have control over their own working
environment?
Each person works on his own initiative?
Often the miners band together in small teams.
It is a friendly, close community.
In difficult situations, the miners will go
to extraordinary lengths to help each other.
Stopping work means having no money for food,
but if someone is trapped or inexplicably
misplaced, the other miners will work
tirelessly to find them.
On one occasion (though this story may well
be apocryphal) a young man disappeared and
his colleagues spent several days frantically
searching every level of the mine.
It later transpired that he had eloped with of
one of the other men's daughters?
The belief system of the workers today is a
strange mix of local superstition and devout
Catholicism.
Above ground the miners are perfect Catholic
Christians.
Below, in the mines, they are nothing short of
devil worshippers.
Each mine has its own effigy of el Tio
(literally 'the Uncle', a standard euphemism for
the Devil) in place.
The workers see no inconsistency in this?
They reason that, if God is in charge of the world
above, and homage is paid to him there, it makes
perfect sense to pay homage to the god of
the Underworld, especially when the miners
spend so much of their lives below ground?
Location - Franklin Mining - Mission Cerro Rico -
High up in the remote desert plains of the Bolivian
altiplano lies Potosi city whose unimaginable
Cerro Rico wealth and large-scale industrial
exploitation once placed it at the heart of
the South American continent.
Though now a poor, neglected back-water, the importance
of Potosi to the history of Western Europe, let alone
South America, is difficult to over-estimate.
The mineral wealth discovered there during the 16th
Century provided the largest injection of capital
the European continent had ever seen.
The silver deposits found in the hills of Cerro Rico
provided the means and the inspiration for
the industrialisation of Europe.
They were to bank-roll the entire economy of Spain
for over 250 years.
Keep in mind - that the richness of mineral ore -
often increases with the deepth of most
mining operation -
Conquistadores - the Europeans had come to
South America in search of gold.
They quickly conquered the Inca Empire of Atahaulpa,
but had failed to uncover the legendary El Dorado.
Potosi, with its huge reserves of silver, was easily
the next best thing.
The local Indians were put to work.
Slaves from Africa were imported and within a few years
tens of thousands of individuals were working as forced
labour in the mines, in the most inhumane conditions imaginable.
Safety considerations were ignored and miners were
treated as little more than animals.
It is not known precisely how many people died
working in the mines of Cerro Rico during the
centuries of Spanish rule.
Conservative estimates place the figure at between
four and six million people.
In the 16th and 17th Centuries Cerro Rico was simply
the biggest - and the most deadly - industrial
complex in the world.
Now at long last, though the slave days of Cerro Rico
are not far behind it, the people of Potosi are reaping
the meager benefits of the poor bureaucracy and -
the Franklin Mining Mission - is to turn it all around -
to a good secure modern state of art safety for all -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
NorthLion, thanks that's great Gold results -
Visible Gold was a common occurrence within
the intersections as listed below...
that's rare en very nice -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11128843
Lone Clone - i got some Roxmark today -
great Gold & Moly bargain -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=1499
artie, thanks for the info -
bought 10K more today -
what a bargain -
Love it.
Kenbuddy, each investor should take
a bit of time and listen to the US history -
to make their own judgement about
the banksterz? -
i hope it one day
will be an end to the fed-banks? -
here is some - more info -
Biggest Scam In History -
(speakers on ) -
http://tinyurl.com/earof
Video Info - What is -
Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve -
(look to the left column at Ivar's) -
http://www.ivarkreuger.com
Kenbuddy, Nick Leeson was a young kid
the banksterz used -
to be able to rob some old peoples
pensions? -
want to know if its only the banksterz -
who robbed and naked short sold Old
Great Franklin Mining to pennies? -
only to fill their pocketz with worthless
fiatz$? -
still FMNJ got the only real money -
100 tons of Gold, Silver, Copper still
in the old FMNJ Mines -
We trust Jamie - got good knowledge in US -
the old Bolivian president Melgarejo did
the best for his grandson -
Jamie - FMNJ - Bolivia - building the bridge
to good mission - for Bolivian miners -
well needed.
FMNJ Great Treasures in the old Franklin Mines -
kept in good standing - the most important -
will go sky high in values with higher POG -
FMNJ - Great Mines - have the very rare -
- Free Gold - Old Miners - were able to see -
with the naked eye - to follow the veins -
only by the eye-balling - the most rarest -
didn't need the drilling! -
the FMNJ old Gold Mines so rich - no drilling -
needed - the foreman was able to see the Gold -
follow the veins without drilling -
that's unheard of today - only a few Gold mines -
in the world has it that rich -
old Caledonia has one mine with the same status -
The Eerstling Gold Mines, SA., est 1871 - was the
first gold mines in South Africa - and its also
has the unic feature of Free Gold - only that
Eerstlings veins are much more narrows -
but still have been mined for more than 100yrs.
Old Franklin has the richest Gold veins -
combined with Silver Ag & Copper Cu, high
values - its the richest i seen and been in
mining for more than 40 years -
Well nothing is richer - FMNJ still has it all -
we will soon be back up - to the old fair
market values of share price -
was Franklin above $100 - 20 years ago -
it has to be $500 today and still not the
fair values of Franklin old Gold mines -
its richest in the world - its my word -
hold it to me one day - you will have to
look a lifetime to find anything near it -
i hope still be here when FMNJ one day
re-commission the old Gold mines and restarting
the recovery of the Gold treasures -
FMNJ Great treasure chest - can make
the US rich again -
history often repeat itself -
and one day Franklin Mines -
well will be richest
again!!!
Brgds
Bob
Make sure to do your own dd...
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Ps.
Kenbuddy this is my last post today, so i can't answer You
before tomorrow - i got the message -
You have written 14 posts today and have 1 posts remaining -
Have a Good Evening.
Kenbuddy, Nick Leeson was a young kid
the banksterz used -
to be able to rob some old peoples
pensions? -
want to know if its only the banksterz -
who robbed and naked short sold Old
Great Franklin Mining to pennies? -
only to fill their pocketz with worthless
fiatz$? -
still FMNJ got the only real money -
100 tons of Gold, Silver, Copper still
in the old FMNJ Mines -
We trust Jamie - got good knowledge in US -
the old Bolivian president Melgarejo did
the best for his grandson -
Jamie - FMNJ - Bolivia - building the bridge
to good mission - for Bolivian miners -
well needed.
FMNJ Great Treasures in the old Franklin Mines -
kept in good standing - the most important -
will go sky high in values with higher POG -
FMNJ - Great Mines - have the very rare -
- Free Gold - Old Miners - were able to see -
with the naked eye - to follow the veins -
only by the eye-balling - the most rarest -
didn't need the drilling! -
the FMNJ old Gold Mines so rich - no drilling -
needed - the foreman was able to see the Gold -
follow the veins without drilling -
that's unheard of today - only a few Gold mines -
in the world has it that rich -
old Caledonia has one mine with the same status -
The Eerstling Gold Mines, SA., est 1871 - was the
first gold mines in South Africa - and its also
has the unic feature of Free Gold - only that
Eerstlings veins are much more narrows -
but still have been mined for more than 100yrs.
Old Franklin has the richest Gold veins -
combined with Silver Ag & Copper Cu, high
values - its the richest i seen and been in
mining for more than 40 years -
well nothing is richer - FMNJ still has it all -
we will soon be back up - to the old fair
market values of share price -
was it above $100 - 20 years ago -
it has to be $500 today and still not the
fair values of Franklin old Gold mines -
its richest in the world - its my word -
hold it to me one day - you will have to
look a lifetime to find anything near it -
i hope still be here when FMNJ one day
re-commission the old Gold mines and restarting
the recovery of the Gold treasures -
FMNJ Great treasure chest - can make
the US rich again -
history often repeat itself -
and one day Franklin Mines -
well will be richest
again!!!
Brgds
Bob
Make sure to do your own dd...
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Kenbuddy, Nick Leeson was a young kid
the banksterz used -
to be able to rob some old peoples
pensions? -
want to know if its only the banksterz -
who robbed and naked short sold Old
Great Franklin Mining to pennies? -
only to fill their pocketz with worthless
fiatz$? -
still FMNJ got the only real money -
100 tons of Gold, Silver, Copper still
in the old FMNJ Mines -
We trust Jamie - got good knowledge in US -
the old Bolivian president Melgarejo did
the best for his grandson -
Jamie - FMNJ - Bolivia - building the bridge
to good mission - for Bolivian miners -
well needed.
FMNJ Great Treasures in the old Franklin Mines -
kept in good standing - the most important -
will go sky high in values with higher POG -
FMNJ - Great Mines - have the very rare -
- Free Gold - Old Miners - were able to see -
with the naked eye - to follow the veins -
only by the eye-balling - the most rarest -
didn't need the drilling! -
the FMNJ old Gold Mines so rich - no drilling -
needed - the foreman was able to see the Gold -
follow the veins without drilling -
that's unheard of today - only a few Gold mines -
in the world has it that rich -
old Caledonia has one mine with the same status -
The Eerstling Gold Mines, SA., est 1871 - was the
first gold mines in South Africa - and its also
has the unic feature of Free Gold - only that
Eerstlings veins are much more narrows -
but still have been mined for more than 100yrs.
Old Franklin has the richest Gold veins -
combined with Silver Ag & Copper Cu, high
values - its the richest i seen and been in
mining for more than 40 years -
well nothing is richer - FMNJ still has it all -
we will soon be back up - to the old fair
market values of share price -
was Franklin above $100 - 20 years ago -
it has to be $500 today and still not the
fair values of Franklin old Gold mines -
its richest in the world - its my word -
hold it to me one day - you will have to
look a lifetime to find anything near it -
i hope still be here when FMNJ one day
re-commission the old Gold mines and restarting
the recovery of the Gold treasures -
FMNJ Great treasure chest - can make
the US rich again -
history often repeat itself -
and one day Franklin Mines -
well will be richest
again!!!
Brgds
Bob
Make sure to do your own dd...
http://www.franklinmining.com/Home/tabid/1215/Default.aspx
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11162769
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RE: Franklin Mining *** NEWS ***
Last FMNJ N/R mostly - Shareholder Update -
Still Contract negotiations ongoing -
both parties to respecting a quiet period -
to all Memorandum contracts -
are Signed by both parties -
Franklin Mining -
with more than 100 years of Great mining history in
the U.S.A. -
looking forward to a more than 100 years of Great
future in Bolivia to repeat -
The Franklin Great mining history -
in Bolivia -
FMNJ - Shareholders patience and understanding to
respect the quiet period is appreciated. TIA.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060517/0129899.html
FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History in Series -
Continuation - Overview # 1 - 4 -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't under estimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History Overview # 1. - # 4. -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Seaton Gold Mine -
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 1.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11097356
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 2.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11100286
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 3.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11122410
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 4.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11128898
Note.
FMNJ - Franklin Bolivian Subsidiaries -
Mission Intentions - In negotiations -
Bolivia for a series of meetings with YPFB
and COMIBOL in Santa Cruz and Potosi.
Meetings with YPFB executives will include
discussions of the
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and YPFB partnership's
plans for construction and operation of a
gas-to-liquid plant in Santa Cruz.
The COMIBOL meetings will include
a presentation and discussion of the Franklin Mining,
Bolivia and COMIBOL joint venture for mining
operations in the Cerro Rico Mine.
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
is a Bolivian corporation and
has previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding
with YPFB for construction and operation of a
# 1. gas-to-liquid plant in the
Santa Cruz department.
Our MOU appears to be in full accord with requirements -
of President Morales' decree.
"Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
continues working with their La Paz attorney,
Quintanilla & Soria, and continues to move forward -
with implementation of our YPFB partnership agreement.
The Franklin Oil & Gas,
Bolivia and YPFB partnership MOU -
signed last week might be the first new operating
contract under President Morales' May 1 decree.
Contract negotiations ongoing - both parties to respect
a quiet period to all Memorandum contracts -
are Signed by both parties -
Franklin Mining -
with more than 100 years of Great mining history in
the U.S.A. -
looking forward to a more than 100 years of future
in Bolivia to repeat -
The Franklin Great mining history -
in Bolivia -
FMNJ - Shareholders patience and understanding to
respect the quiet period is appreciated. TIA.
if You know of any old -
Franklin Gold Mines -
Great history -
please contribute -
the history often repeat itself -
Tia.
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
Make sure to do your own
DD -- don't listen to me -
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Imo. Thanks for your participations -
Brgds
Bob,
In God We Trust -
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To All FMNJ Longs to contact - The Homeland Security -
- The Homeland Security -
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/index.jsp
- Its time the Law Enforcements -
start to clean up the naked short sellers
illegal activites -
it has gone on to long time -
its a terrorist activity -
to destroy American companies -
Homeland Security - Long Arm -
should absolute get involved -
and help the SEC who can't alone handle -
the illegal activities -
the SEC has to small dep. to handle
the massive illegal nss naked short sellers -
terrorists -
the SEC is like the borderline guards -
along Mexico border - to few to handle -
the illegal activities -
needs Army force to help out etc.
All Long Shareholders should e-mail -
the Homeland Security - Long Arm -
ask to investigate the terrorist activities!!! -
tell them about the -
illegal naked short selling -
the faster the better -
the nss try to kill the company so they don't
have to cover their illegal activities!? -
it has to take some time for -
the Homeland Security -
Force - SEC. - to investigate -
and go over all records of the naked short sellers -
bolshevikz - leftz -
A.S.A.P. the better -
Volume 5.48 m -
to high for who will sell -
a Gem Gold company like FMNJ? -
from above $100 to pennies -
is not making any sense?
IMO!!
Ps.
- or is it China who want to take over
all good US Gold Resources for peanuts? -
are they naked short selling all stocks
they want to get the prices down low
before the take over bids?
WHO Are the anti-American attacking the small companies
first - because the small are the miners -
who don't have a 24 hour defence department
at the computers etc?
========================
The above post is from
another forum.
Franklin Mining - *** NEWS ***
Shareholder Group Returns With Clear Vision
of Franklin Mining, Inc's Bolivian Investments -
May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
(OTC: FMNJ). A group of seven FMNJ shareholders
has completed their trip to Bolivia.
Most members of the group returned home on
Monday, May 15, 2006.
"I made the trip so that I could personally evaluate
the potential of our oil and gas subsidiary's
partnership with YPFB," said Andrew Austin.
"I came away from the meetings with YPFB officials
confident of their commitment to the partnership
agreement with Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia.
The natural gas reserves are proven and available.
Gas-To-Liquids processing technology for diesel
fuel is proven.
And the market for the new plant's production is in place.
In my opinion the plant could be a viable opportunity
for all of us.
"I wasn't able to make the mining company's side
trip but I did attend COMIBOL's audio-visual
presentation.
The opportunity FMNJ has to be part of COMIBOL's plan to
revitalize the historic - Cerro Rico Mine -
is something that could benefit everyone who
participates."
Shareholder Chuck Speicher said,
"The trip to the mine was important, for me and all
other FMNJ shareholders.
When I saw that our welcoming reception was attended
by the Undersecretary of the Department of Potosi,
the Mayor of Potosi,
COMIBOL executives and leaders from several of
the Cerro Rico Mine's Miners Cooperatives,
I knew the FMNJ/COMIBOL Joint Venture was
potentially as significant as imagined.
Everyone I met with is anxious to begin work;
everyone is excited and optimistic about the future.
I was also impressed by the eagerness by
the participants to accept the new technologies FMNJ
will provide to the Joint Venture, including
improved communications capabilities for the miners
as well as Potosi and the surrounding area."
"Anyone with questions should send them to me via
e-mail (info@franklinmining.com),"
added Franklin's Investor Relations Manager,
Andy Austin.
"Please remember, now that we have almost 3,000 -
FMNJ - Shareholders, it may take a little time
to get back to you.
Our goal, however, is to answer each and every question."
Additional information on -
Franklin Mining, Inc.
can be found at our website,
http://www.franklinmining.com.
To receive future news and announcements by e-mail,
send your contact information to
info@franklinmining.com.
DISCLOSURES:
"Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risk and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, product demand, market acceptance risks, fluctuations in operating results, political risk and other risks detailed from time to time in Franklin Mining Inc.'s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These risks could cause Franklin Mining Inc.'s actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by, or on behalf of, Franklin Mining Inc.
Source: Market Wire (May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT)
News by QuoteMedia
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Franklin Mining - *** NEWS ***
Shareholder Group Returns With Clear Vision
of Franklin Mining, Inc's Bolivian Investments -
May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
(OTC: FMNJ). A group of seven FMNJ shareholders
has completed their trip to Bolivia.
Most members of the group returned home on
Monday, May 15, 2006.
"I made the trip so that I could personally evaluate
the potential of our oil and gas subsidiary's
partnership with YPFB," said Andrew Austin.
"I came away from the meetings with YPFB officials
confident of their commitment to the partnership
agreement with Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia.
The natural gas reserves are proven and available.
Gas-To-Liquids processing technology for diesel
fuel is proven.
And the market for the new plant's production is in place.
In my opinion the plant could be a viable opportunity
for all of us.
"I wasn't able to make the mining company's side
trip but I did attend COMIBOL's audio-visual
presentation.
The opportunity FMNJ has to be part of COMIBOL's plan to
revitalize the historic - Cerro Rico Mine -
is something that could benefit everyone who
participates."
Shareholder Chuck Speicher said,
"The trip to the mine was important, for me and all
other FMNJ shareholders.
When I saw that our welcoming reception was attended
by the Undersecretary of the Department of Potosi,
the Mayor of Potosi,
COMIBOL executives and leaders from several of
the Cerro Rico Mine's Miners Cooperatives,
I knew the FMNJ/COMIBOL Joint Venture was
potentially as significant as imagined.
Everyone I met with is anxious to begin work;
everyone is excited and optimistic about the future.
I was also impressed by the eagerness by
the participants to accept the new technologies FMNJ
will provide to the Joint Venture, including
improved communications capabilities for the miners
as well as Potosi and the surrounding area."
"Anyone with questions should send them to me via
e-mail (info@franklinmining.com),"
added Franklin's Investor Relations Manager,
Andy Austin.
"Please remember, now that we have almost 3,000 -
FMNJ - Shareholders, it may take a little time
to get back to you.
Our goal, however, is to answer each and every question."
Additional information on -
Franklin Mining, Inc.
can be found at our website,
http://www.franklinmining.com.
To receive future news and announcements by e-mail,
send your contact information to
info@franklinmining.com.
DISCLOSURES:
"Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risk and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, product demand, market acceptance risks, fluctuations in operating results, political risk and other risks detailed from time to time in Franklin Mining Inc.'s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These risks could cause Franklin Mining Inc.'s actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by, or on behalf of, Franklin Mining Inc.
Source: Market Wire (May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT)
News by QuoteMedia
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Franklin Mining - *** NEWS ***
Shareholder Group Returns With Clear Vision
of Franklin Mining, Inc's Bolivian Investments -
May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT
Franklin Mining, Inc. -
(OTC: FMNJ). A group of seven FMNJ shareholders
has completed their trip to Bolivia.
Most members of the group returned home on
Monday, May 15, 2006.
"I made the trip so that I could personally evaluate
the potential of our oil and gas subsidiary's
partnership with YPFB," said Andrew Austin.
"I came away from the meetings with YPFB officials
confident of their commitment to the partnership
agreement with Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia.
The natural gas reserves are proven and available.
Gas-To-Liquids processing technology for diesel
fuel is proven.
And the market for the new plant's production is in place.
In my opinion the plant could be a viable opportunity
for all of us.
"I wasn't able to make the mining company's side
trip but I did attend COMIBOL's audio-visual
presentation.
The opportunity FMNJ has to be part of COMIBOL's plan to
revitalize the historic - Cerro Rico Mine -
is something that could benefit everyone who
participates."
Shareholder Chuck Speicher said,
"The trip to the mine was important, for me and all
other FMNJ shareholders.
When I saw that our welcoming reception was attended
by the Undersecretary of the Department of Potosi,
the Mayor of Potosi,
COMIBOL executives and leaders from several of
the Cerro Rico Mine's Miners Cooperatives,
I knew the FMNJ/COMIBOL Joint Venture was
potentially as significant as imagined.
Everyone I met with is anxious to begin work;
everyone is excited and optimistic about the future.
I was also impressed by the eagerness by
the participants to accept the new technologies FMNJ
will provide to the Joint Venture, including
improved communications capabilities for the miners
as well as Potosi and the surrounding area."
"Anyone with questions should send them to me via
e-mail (info@franklinmining.com),"
added Franklin's Investor Relations Manager,
Andy Austin.
"Please remember, now that we have almost 3,000 -
FMNJ - Shareholders, it may take a little time
to get back to you.
Our goal, however, is to answer each and every question."
Additional information on -
Franklin Mining, Inc.
can be found at our website,
http://www.franklinmining.com.
To receive future news and announcements by e-mail,
send your contact information to
info@franklinmining.com.
DISCLOSURES:
"Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risk and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, product demand, market acceptance risks, fluctuations in operating results, political risk and other risks detailed from time to time in Franklin Mining Inc.'s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These risks could cause Franklin Mining Inc.'s actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by, or on behalf of, Franklin Mining Inc.
Source: Market Wire (May 17, 2006 - 10:40 AM EDT)
News by QuoteMedia
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THEODORE BUTLER SILVER ARCHIVES -
Articles will answer many questions -
some article explains in simple, easy to
understand terms what the world is facing.
You MUST be in fixed commodities of some sort.
In other words I think Gold will triple,
silver will be 6-7x current price.
Non-precious metals are more difficult to predict,
but will often follow Gold as a Mother -
some they won't break below their 200dma unless
there is a prolonged WORLDWIDE depression.
In fact they will probably continue to rally based
on dollar devaluation.
Where to keep your assets?
Spend a couple of hours reading all the articles
to fully understand how the markets have been
manipulate.
This includes the fact that short position on silver
is equivalent to yearly production.
At some point the short squeeze will come...and
it will be a doozy!
The commodity bull market is going to make the
internet boom of the 90's stock market look like
a small grenade compared to the nuclear weapon
detonation that will ensue.
Remember, the federal reserve MUST inflate its way
out of this mess.
If it doesn't there will be rioting and chaos.
Inflation is running rampant and will increase!!!
The general public just doesn't grasp it yet? -
May I suggest you visit the following sites:
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11144779
http://www.butlerresearch.com/archive_free.html
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
THEODORE BUTLER SILVER ARCHIVES -
Articles will answer many questions -
some article explains in simple, easy to
understand terms what the world is facing.
You MUST be in fixed commodities of some sort.
In other words I think Gold will triple,
silver will be 6-7x current price.
Non-precious metals are more difficult to predict,
but will often follow Gold as a Mother -
some they won't break below their 200dma unless
there is a prolonged WORLDWIDE depression.
In fact they will probably continue to rally based
on dollar devaluation.
Where to keep your assets?
Spend a couple of hours reading all the articles
to fully understand how the markets have been
manipulate.
This includes the fact that short position on silver
is equivalent to yearly production.
At some point the short squeeze will come...and
it will be a doozy!
The commodity bull market is going to make the
internet boom of the 90's stock market look like
a small grenade compared to the nuclear weapon
detonation that will ensue.
Remember, the federal reserve MUST inflate its way
out of this mess.
If it doesn't there will be rioting and chaos.
Inflation is running rampant and will increase!!!
The general public just doesn't grasp it yet? -
May I suggest you visit the following sites:
http://www.butlerresearch.com/archive_free.html
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11144779
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
To All Longs - Contact - The Homeland Security -
- The Homeland Security -
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/index.jsp
- Its time the Law Enforcements -
start to clean up the naked short sellers
illegal activites -
- only todays volume 371,166,400 shares -
how many sold naked? - they sold illegal? -
what they don't own? -
put them in prison? -
it has gone on to long time -
its a terrorist activity -
(or snorting brokerz? 50% in some towns?
don't care about clients money?)
to destroy American companies? -
Homeland Security - Long Arm -
should absolute get involved -
and help the SEC who can't alone handle -
the illegal activities -
the SEC has to small dep. to handle
the massive illegal nss naked short sellers -
terrorists -
the SEC is like the borderline guards -
along Mexico border - to few to handle -
the illegal activities -
needs Army force to help out etc.
All Long Shareholders should e-mail -
the Homeland Security - Long Arm -
ask to investigate the terrorist activities!!! -
tell them about the -
illegal naked short selling -
the faster the better -
the nss try to kill the company so they don't
have to cover their illegal activities!? -
it has to take some time for -
the Homeland Security -
Force - SEC. - to investigate -
and go over all records of the naked short sellers -
bolshevikz - leftz -
A.S.A.P. the better -
Volume 371,166,400 shares -
something is total insane? -
to high - who will naked short sell? -
a Gem Gold company like UNCN? -
from above $ to pennies -
is not making any sense?
IMO!!
Ps.
- or is it China who want to take over
all good US Gold Resources for peanuts? -
are they naked short selling all stocks
they want to get the prices down low
before the take over bids?
WHO Are the anti-American attacking the small companies
first - because the small are the miners -
who don't have a 24 hour defence department
at the computers etc?
========================
UNCN - bulls have long nice run back UP -
to be as soon as we get the illegal naked short sellers -
to get the margins calls -
squeeeeezzzed to cover - to buy back what they sold-
when no Longs want to sell - or go to jail!!!
When do You want UNCN to go back UP? -
to fair market values? - its Up to You -
UNCN -- Unico, Inc.
If You Longs ask - You may get what You want -
if u don't ask u may not get it all -
i Trust The US Law -
Long Arms -
Imo. Tia.
Brgds
--
Posted on another -
UNCN forum.
To All FMNJ Longs to contact - The Homeland Security -
- The Homeland Security -
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/index.jsp
- Its time the Law Enforcements -
start to clean up the nss naked short sellers
illegal activites -
it has gone on to long time -
its a terrorist activity -
to destroy American companies -
Homeland Security - Long Arm -
should absolute get involved -
and help the SEC who can't alone handle -
the illegal activities -
the SEC has to small dep. to handle
the massive illegal nss naked short sellers -
terrorists -
the SEC is like the borderline guards -
along Mexico border - to few to handle -
the massive illegal activities -
needs Army force to help out etc.
All Long Shareholders should e-mail -
the Homeland Security - Long Arm -
ask to investigate the terrorist activities!!! -
tell them about the - inss -
illegal naked short selling -
the faster the better -
the nss try to kill the company so they don't
have to cover their illegal activities!? -
it has to take some time for -
the Homeland Security -
Force - SEC. - to investigate -
and go over all records of the naked short sellers -
bolshevikz - leftz -
A.S.A.P. the better -
Volume 5.48 m -
to high for who will sell -
a Gem Gold company like FMNJ? -
from above $100 to pennies -
is not making any sense?
IMO!!
Ps.
- or is it China who want to take over
all good US Gold Resources for peanuts? -
are they naked short selling all stocks
they want to get the prices down low
before the take over bids?
WHO Are the anti-American attacking the small companies
first - because the small are the miners -
who don't have a 24 hour defence department
at the computers etc?
========================
The above post is from
another forum.
Tell All Longs to contact - The Homeland Security -
- The Homeland Security -
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/index.jsp
- Its time the Law Enforcements -
start to clean up the naked short sellers
illegal activites -
it has gone on to long time -
its a terrorist activity -
to destroy American companies -
Homeland Security - Long Arm -
should absolute get involved -
and help the SEC who can't alone handle -
the illegal activities -
the SEC has to small dep. to handle
the massive illegal nss naked short sellers -
terrorists -
the SEC is like the borderline guards -
along Mexico border - to few to handle -
the illegal activities -
needs Army force to help out etc.
All Long Shareholders should e-mail -
the Homeland Security - Long Arm -
ask to investigate the terrorist activities!!! -
tell them about the -
illegal naked short selling -
the faster the better -
the nss try to kill the company so they don't
have to cover their illegal activities!? -
it has to take some time for -
the Homeland Security -
Force - SEC. - to investigate -
and go over all records of the naked short sellers -
bolshevikz - leftz -
A.S.A.P. the better -
Volume 5.48 m -
to high for who will sell -
a Gem Gold company like FMNJ? -
from above $100 to pennies -
is not making any sense?
IMO!!
Ps.
- or is it China who want to take over
all good US Gold Resources for peanuts? -
are they naked short selling all stocks
they want to get the prices down low
before the take over bids?
WHO Are the anti-American attacking the small companies
first - because the small are the miners -
who don't have a 24 hour defence department
at the computers etc?
========================
The above post is from
another forum.
Tell All Longs to contact - The Homeland Security -
- The Homeland Security -
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/index.jsp
- Its time the Law Enforcements -
start to clean up the naked short sellers
illegal activites -
it has gone on to long time -
its a terrorist activity -
to destroy American companies -
Homeland Security - Long Arm -
should absolute get involved -
and help the SEC who can't alone handle -
the illegal activities -
the SEC has to small dep. to handle
the massive illegal nss naked short sellers -
terrorists -
the SEC is like the borderline guards -
along Mexico border - to few to handle -
the illegal activities -
needs Army force to help out etc.
All Long Shareholders should e-mail -
the Homeland Security - Long Arm -
ask to investigate the terrorist activities!!! -
tell them about the -
illegal naked short selling -
the faster the better -
the nss try to kill the company so they don't
have to cover their illegal activities!? -
it has to take some time for -
the Homeland Security -
Force - SEC. - to investigate -
and go over all records of the naked short sellers -
bolshevikz - leftz -
A.S.A.P. the better
IMO!!
Ps.
- or is it China who want to take over
all good US Gold Resources for peanuts? -
are they naked short selling all stocks
they want to get the prices down low
before the take over bids?
WHO Are the anti-American attacking the small companies
first - because the small are the miners -
who don't have a 24 hour defence department
at the computers etc?
========================
If You Longs ask You may get what You want -
if u don't ask u may not get it -
i will pray for all -
another 88-8 -
Lord phenomen? -
http://www.888c.com/
========================
The above post is from
another forum.
Copper regains bullish mood in price reversal: LME -
16 May 2006
Source: Dow Jones
London Metal Exchange three-month copper
staged a strong finish to Tuesday's afternoon
kerb, closing up 1.7% on the previous PM kerb
price, following a day of thin but
bullish interest, market participants said.
European trading opened in a bearish mood with buying only coming to the fore following a large, 4,925 metric ton drawdown in LME copper inventories. Copper's reversal also triggered similar moves in the remainder of the complex; after an earlier pullback to $19,100/ton, nickel finished late kerb $495 higher at $20,445/ton. Zinc also staged a turnaround; rising off intra-day low's at $3,155/ton to finish late kerb at $3,470/ton.
Copper was at $8,320/ton at late PM kerb in London, up $140 on the previous day's kerb close and $525 higher than earlier intra-day lows. Prices moved higher still in after-market trade, touching an intra-day high of $8,405/ton.
Separately, LCH.Clearnet, which clears trades for the LME, has again sharply raised its initial margins for most LME contracts. UBS says the move is likely to increase volatility by reducing liquidity in the market by making it difficult for short position holders to retain their positions.
LME aluminium attracted some trade buying at lower prices seen earlier in the session but bearishness reversed in line with copper's move higher. Aluminium closed just shy of resistance at $3000/ton, up $19 at $2,970/ton.
3 months metal (prices in dollars a ton)
Bid – Ask, Change from Monday PM kerb
Copper 8320.00-8325.00, Up 140.00
Lead 1222.00-1224.00, Up 22.00
Zinc 3470.00-3471.00, Up 56.00
Aluminium 2970.00-2975.00, Up 19.00
Nickel 20445.00-20450.00, Up 495.00
Tin 9000.00-9050.00, Up 25.00
RE: FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History in Series -
Continuation - Overview # 1 - 4 -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't under estimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History Overview # 1. - # 4. -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Seaton Gold Mine -
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 1.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11097356
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 2.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11100286
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 3.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11122410
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 4.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11128898
Note.
FMNJ - Franklin Bolivian Subsidiaries -
Mission Intentions - In negotiations -
Bolivia for a series of meetings with YPFB
and COMIBOL in Santa Cruz and Potosi.
Meetings with YPFB executives will include
discussions of the
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and YPFB partnership's
plans for construction and operation of a
gas-to-liquid plant in Santa Cruz.
The COMIBOL meetings will include
a presentation and discussion of the Franklin Mining,
Bolivia and COMIBOL joint venture for mining
operations in the Cerro Rico Mine.
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
is a Bolivian corporation and
has previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding
with YPFB for construction and operation of a
# 1. gas-to-liquid plant in the
Santa Cruz department.
Our MOU appears to be in full accord with requirements -
of President Morales' decree.
"Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
continues working with their La Paz attorney,
Quintanilla & Soria, and continues to move forward -
with implementation of our YPFB partnership agreement.
The Franklin Oil & Gas,
Bolivia and YPFB partnership MOU -
signed last week might be the first new operating
contract under President Morales' May 1 decree.
Contract negotiations ongoing - both parties to respect
a quiet period to all Memorandum contracts -
are Signed by both parties -
Franklin Mining -
with more than 100 years of Great mining history in
the U.S.A. -
looking forward to a more than 100 years of future
in Bolivia to repeat -
The Franklin Great mining history -
in Bolivia -
FMNJ - Shareholders patience and understanding to
respect the quiet period is appreciated. TIA.
if You know of any old -
Franklin Gold Mines -
Great history -
please contribute -
the history often repeat itself -
Tia.
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
Make sure to do your own
DD -- don't listen to me -
http://www.franklinmining.com/Home/tabid/1215/Default.aspx
Imo. Thanks for your participations -
Brgds
Bob,
In God We Trust -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
RE: FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History in Series -
Continuation - Overview # 1 - 4 -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't under estimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History Overview # 1. - # 4. -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Seaton Gold Mine -
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 1.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11097356
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 2.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11100286
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 3.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11122410
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 4.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11128898
Note.
FMNJ - Franklin Bolivian Subsidiaries -
Mission Intentions - In negotiations -
Bolivia for a series of meetings with YPFB
and COMIBOL in Santa Cruz and Potosi.
Meetings with YPFB executives will include
discussions of the
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and YPFB partnership's
plans for construction and operation of a
gas-to-liquid plant in Santa Cruz.
The COMIBOL meetings will include
a presentation and discussion of the Franklin Mining,
Bolivia and COMIBOL joint venture for mining
operations in the Cerro Rico Mine.
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
is a Bolivian corporation and
has previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding
with YPFB for construction and operation of a
# 1. gas-to-liquid plant in the
Santa Cruz department.
Our MOU appears to be in full accord with requirements -
of President Morales' decree.
"Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
continues working with their La Paz attorney,
Quintanilla & Soria, and continues to move forward -
with implementation of our YPFB partnership agreement.
The Franklin Oil & Gas,
Bolivia and YPFB partnership MOU -
signed last week might be the first new operating
contract under President Morales' May 1 decree.
Contract negotiations ongoing - both parties to respect
a quiet period to all Memorandum contracts -
are Signed by both parties -
Franklin Mining -
with more than 100 years of Great mining history in
the U.S.A. -
looking forward to a more than 100 years of future
in Bolivia to repeat -
The Franklin Great mining history -
in Bolivia -
FMNJ - Shareholders patience and understanding to
respect the quiet period is appreciated. TIA.
Brgds
Bob,
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
RE: FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History # 4.
in the Serie - continuation -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't underestimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Gold, Silver & Copper Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History # 4 in the serie -
cont. from # 3rd -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Franklin Mining - owns -
The Seaton Gold Mines -
Near the head of Boomerang Gulch,
but below the upper road, can be seen
(from left to right) dumps from
the Brighton shaft, the Fourth of
July/Little Emma adit and the Bride portals.
The Bride has the wooden ore chute and ore bin.
Intersection with upper road coming down Virginia
Canyon. At the road intersection. Turn left onto
lower road.
The timbers visible on the left near this
chicken-track four-way road junction are actually
the caved portal or the Remington Tunnel (or adit)
that was worked off and on until the 1950s.
Al Mosch and his buddies played in this mine during
the early 50s and it was here that he met Pat, his
wife to be.
The mine across the road (to the right) is named
the MIX.
It is one of a few mines in Virginia Canyon where
vandals haven't completely destroyed the surface
buildings.
To the right is the adit of the Keystone mine.
It connects with a shaft from the surface that extends
well below the adit level.
Most of the rocks here are gneiss units with small
bodies of amphibolite.
There are several short adits along the road that
were driven for the exploration of the Champion,
Jenny Lind, Ethel and Hart Man lode claims.
A prospector had to find a vein and open it
sufficiently with adits or shafts to expose
the ore in order to obtain a title to the lode or
vein through a patent from the U.S. Government.
Most of the claims in the Virginia Canyon area are
150 feet wide and 1500 feet long
(a little over 5 acres in size).
The very early claims like the Crystal, Kangaroo,
and the Seaton were only 50 feet wide, and varied
in length from 50 to 3000 feet.
The Crystal Vein crosses Virginia Canyon at this
elevation.
William Bell who also found the John Paul Jones
discovered the Crystal in 1861.
The Fulton Mining Company on the east side of the
canyon and the Star Gold Mining Company on the west
side of the canyon both owned and operated this vein.
W.E.Sisty of Idaho Springs who had located a claim
on the Crystal in 1862 served as the agent for
the Fulton Mining Company and the Crystal mine.
Sisty was the first recorder for the Idaho Mining
District, organized in July 1860.
He also helped lay out the townsite of Idaho Springs
in 1860.
Ore at the surface of a vein often contained
"free gold" that had been released from the
surrounding sulfide vein material by acids formed
by vegetation and rain or ground water.
The early prospectors recovered this by crushing the
ore in an arrastra or a stamp mill.
An arrastra was a circular rock-lined pit in which
broken ore was pulverized using stones attached to a
horizontal pole fastened on a central pillar and
dragged around a pit. (An early arrastra found near
Dumont is exhibited on the lawn of
the Idaho Springs Library).
The Gold was then recovered by panning, or by
amalgamation with mercury.
By 1867, the Star Gold Mining Company had run
an adit 200 feet west on the Crystal vein to
connect with a 150 foot shaft.
They had several other deep shafts on the vein,
and had constructed a water-powered 40-stamp mill
on Payne’s Bar at Idaho Springs to crush and
process their ore.
Production from the Crystal prior to 1889 was over
$150,000 and an additional 480 ounces of gold and
17,300 ounces of silver was mined between 1889 and
1916.
Little evidence remains today to show there is
a 790-foot adit hidden in the mountainside as well
as other extensive workings.
Everything did not got recorded -
not all the melons pockets of rich Gold nuggets -
and not the free pure gold which fall in to -
some of the cowboys boots?
Note.
Don't under estimate the Old-timers -
- the US Real Miners - who made -
U.S.A. Great.
Franklin Gold Mines -
should be proud to be the owner to
one of the first US Great Gold Mines -
i am honored to have owned some shares
for long time and been able to -
buy more is a Great gift -
would never sale any ! -
my FMNJ shares will be past on to
help my next generation -
FMNJ - will soon rediscover
what great assets are in the
FMNJ Mines safest safetybox -
down below 1000' to the
20000' deepth is saved -
most veins gets wider and richer
the deeper down the mine goes -
for the modern Hi-tech mining
state of art mining methods today -
goes easy to below 20000' -
the Old-timers hard work only got
a sniff of the treasures -
and still showing theirs sons
were to find the Gold -
if You know of any old -
Franklin Gold Mines -
Great history -
please contribute -
the history often repeat itself -
Tia.
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
Make sure to do your own
DD -- don't listen to me -
http://www.franklinmining.com/Home/tabid/1215/Default.aspx
Imo. Thanks for your participations -
Brgds
Bob
In God We Trust
.
RE: FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History # 4.
in the Serie - continuation -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't underestimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Gold, Silver & Copper Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History # 4 in the serie -
cont. from # 3rd -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Franklin Mining - owns -
The Seaton Gold Mines -
Near the head of Boomerang Gulch,
but below the upper road, can be seen
(from left to right) dumps from
the Brighton shaft, the Fourth of
July/Little Emma adit and the Bride portals.
The Bride has the wooden ore chute and ore bin.
Intersection with upper road coming down Virginia
Canyon. At the road intersection. Turn left onto
lower road.
The timbers visible on the left near this
chicken-track four-way road junction are actually
the caved portal or the Remington Tunnel (or adit)
that was worked off and on until the 1950s.
Al Mosch and his buddies played in this mine during
the early 50s and it was here that he met Pat, his
wife to be.
The mine across the road (to the right) is named
the MIX.
It is one of a few mines in Virginia Canyon where
vandals haven't completely destroyed the surface
buildings.
To the right is the adit of the Keystone mine.
It connects with a shaft from the surface that extends
well below the adit level.
Most of the rocks here are gneiss units with small
bodies of amphibolite.
There are several short adits along the road that
were driven for the exploration of the Champion,
Jenny Lind, Ethel and Hart Man lode claims.
A prospector had to find a vein and open it
sufficiently with adits or shafts to expose
the ore in order to obtain a title to the lode or
vein through a patent from the U.S. Government.
Most of the claims in the Virginia Canyon area are
150 feet wide and 1500 feet long
(a little over 5 acres in size).
The very early claims like the Crystal, Kangaroo,
and the Seaton were only 50 feet wide, and varied
in length from 50 to 3000 feet.
The Crystal Vein crosses Virginia Canyon at this
elevation.
William Bell who also found the John Paul Jones
discovered the Crystal in 1861.
The Fulton Mining Company on the east side of the
canyon and the Star Gold Mining Company on the west
side of the canyon both owned and operated this vein.
W.E.Sisty of Idaho Springs who had located a claim
on the Crystal in 1862 served as the agent for
the Fulton Mining Company and the Crystal mine.
Sisty was the first recorder for the Idaho Mining
District, organized in July 1860.
He also helped lay out the townsite of Idaho Springs
in 1860.
Ore at the surface of a vein often contained
"free gold" that had been released from the
surrounding sulfide vein material by acids formed
by vegetation and rain or ground water.
The early prospectors recovered this by crushing the
ore in an arrastra or a stamp mill.
An arrastra was a circular rock-lined pit in which
broken ore was pulverized using stones attached to a
horizontal pole fastened on a central pillar and
dragged around a pit. (An early arrastra found near
Dumont is exhibited on the lawn of
the Idaho Springs Library).
The Gold was then recovered by panning, or by
amalgamation with mercury.
By 1867, the Star Gold Mining Company had run
an adit 200 feet west on the Crystal vein to
connect with a 150 foot shaft.
They had several other deep shafts on the vein,
and had constructed a water-powered 40-stamp mill
on Payne’s Bar at Idaho Springs to crush and
process their ore.
Production from the Crystal prior to 1889 was over
$150,000 and an additional 480 ounces of gold and
17,300 ounces of silver was mined between 1889 and
1916.
Little evidence remains today to show there is
a 790-foot adit hidden in the mountainside as well
as other extensive workings.
Everything did not got recorded -
not all the melons pockets of rich Gold nuggets -
and not the free pure gold which fall in to -
some of the cowboys boots?
Note.
Don't under estimate the Old-timers -
- the US Real Miners - who made -
U.S.A. Great.
Franklin Gold Mines -
should be proud to be the owner to
one of the first US Great Gold Mines -
i am honored to have owned some shares
for long time and been able to -
buy more is a Great gift -
would never sale any ! -
my FMNJ shares will be past on to
help my next generation -
FMNJ - will soon rediscover
what great assets are in the
FMNJ Mines safest safetybox -
down below 1000' to the
20000' deepth is saved -
most veins gets wider and richer
the deeper down the mine goes -
for the modern Hi-tech mining
state of art mining methods today -
goes easy to below 20000' -
the Old-timers hard work only got
a sniff of the treasures -
and still showing theirs sons
were to find the Gold -
if You know of any old -
Franklin Gold Mines -
Great history -
please contribute -
the history often repeat itself -
Tia.
http://tinyurl.com/zdggd
Make sure to do your own
DD -- don't listen to me -
http://www.franklinmining.com/Home/tabid/1215/Default.aspx
Imo. Thanks for your participations -
Brgds
Bob
.
RE: FRANKLIN MINING - FMNJ - History in Series -
Continuation - Overview # 1 - 3 -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
The Old Franklin Gold, Silver &
Copper Mines & Mill -
History -
* Franklin Mining Company -
was established as a Colorado -
exploration and mining -
company in Est. 1864.
* In 1865, the claims that comprise -
The Franklin Mines -
were located about 1½ miles north of
Idaho Springs and the vein system -
that became the ore bodies of -
The Franklin Mines -
were also discovered that year,
with the sinking of -
the Franklin shaft.
* Between 1865 and 1870 -
shafts were also sunk -
at the Gem Mine -
Freighters Friend Mine -
Franklin 73 Mine -
Franklin 87 Mine -
Alpha Mine -
Reilly Mine -
Silver Age Mine -
Freemen Mine -
and
Seaton Mines -
that would later be combined -
all of the above into -
- * Franklin Mines * -.
To All -
Don't under estimate FMNJ backbone -
The Great Franklin Mines -
Rich Old Mines -
the Gold made U.S. Rich from the start -
Ex. 1. Note.
Seaton Mines -
at the bottom of
FMNJ old Gold Mines list -
History Overview # 1. - # 3. -
of Old Franklin Gold Mines -
History -
Seaton Gold Mine -
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 1.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11097356
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 2.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11100286
RE: Franklin Mining - FMNJ - History # 3.
in the Serie -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11122410
Note.
FMNJ - Franklin Bolivian Subsidiaries -
Mission Intentions - In negotiations -
Bolivia for a series of meetings with YPFB
and COMIBOL in Santa Cruz and Potosi.
Meetings with YPFB executives will include
discussions of the
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and YPFB partnership's
plans for construction and operation of a
gas-to-liquid plant in Santa Cruz.
The COMIBOL meetings will include
a presentation and discussion of the Franklin Mining,
Bolivia and COMIBOL joint venture for mining
operations in the Cerro Rico Mine.
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
is a Bolivian corporation and
has previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding
with YPFB for construction and operation of a
# 1. gas-to-liquid plant in the
Santa Cruz department.
Our MOU appears to be in full accord with requirements -
of President Morales' decree.
"Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia,
continues working with their La Paz attorney,
Quintanilla & Soria, and continues to move forward -
with implementation of our YPFB partnership agreement.
The Franklin Oil & Gas,
Bolivia and YPFB partnership MOU -
signed last week might be the first new operating
contract under President Morales' May 1 decree.
Contract negotiations ongoing - both parties to respect
a quiet period to all Memorandum contracts -
are Signed by both parties -
Franklin Mining -
with more than 100 years of Great mining history in
the U.S.A. -
looking forward to a more than 100 years of future
in Bolivia to repeat -
The Franklin Great mining history -
in Bolivia -
FMNJ - Shareholders patience and understanding to
respect the quiet is appreciated. TIA.
Brgds
Bob,
In God We Trust.