Western Pacific Minerals Ltd (WPMLF)

[shell3]

I can say that I’m “Longer Than Most” here

Jan. 8, 2004 ~ Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc (Symbol: PAMJF) acquired 100% of Western Pacific Minerals, Ltd. (WPML) having the original 49 Silver Mining Claims in B.C., Canada, as added asset to the company. These assets were acquired in exchange for 17.5 Million Restricted Common Shares of Pearl Asian Mining – Canada (Symbol: PAMJF).

September 30, 2004 ~ Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc, acquired but later transferred to its share holders as Stock Dividend of Western Pacific Minerals Ltd. Share for Share to all Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc, - Oregon (Symbol: PRMN) then existing shareholders.

December 14, 2004 ~ Pearl Asian Mining– Oregon Corporation (PRMN) traded 200,000,000 common shares (40%) of the WPML for 500,000,000 common shares of Mellon Research Company (Stock Symbol: MLON) for a MLON Stock Certificate bearing 500,000,000 Common Shares, booked at the cost of $5,000.00.
The company only transferred to MLON the 200,000,000 Shares or 40% of the issued and outstanding shares of the Western Pacific Minerals Ltd. that owned the 49 Silver Mining Claims at Slocan Area, BC, Canada. Furthermore, MLON now PYCT does not own Pearl Asian Mining and MLON has never been involved in the management, ownership or operations of Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc.
Prior to that trade of Western Pacific Minerals, Ltd, Pearl Asian spun off to its shareholders the other 60% of the issued and outstanding shares of Western Pacific Minerals, Ltd. As a result of the spin-off, Western Pacific (OTC: WPMLF) (CUSIP: 959140104) had more than 1,000 beneficial shareholders in common with PAIM.

I don’t remember which gave me the Divi and this is about the only time the Stock was able to be Trades

Longer Than Most Here but probably most of us Holders started there

Hope that helps some — shell3