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avdave

10/30/07 7:19 PM

#16205 RE: HHUGHES #16203

Sure, but I think they should be aware of the basis for my suggestion.

Tell the truth regarding your plans and intentions. Is that simple enough?

Here is an excerpt from the Sept. 27 open letter to shareholders regarding the mining operation.

"What is the status of the gold mine property?

The company has filed for and received a small scale mining permit
from the State of Utah and a land right of way from the US Department
of Interior, Bureau of Land Management, which was announced
previously. We have completed the construction of the road right of
way over federal land to our patented claims. The company has recently
identified and mapped 32 additional locations, totaling up to 5
million tons of material, from which we intend to extract both
precious and non-precious metals from. We have filed a notice with the
State of Utah that includes these new areas with maps and other
required documentation to begin this process. We intend to open pit
mine these areas, and utilize a heap leach method of recovery on the
material mined from these newly mapped areas.


"The company has recently
identified and mapped 32 additional locations.......We have filed a notice with the
State of Utah that includes these new areas with maps"

No, they had not. It is very clear from the posted permit ammendment of today that the same 5 acres is what is being addressed, and from the reply by Utah Dept of OGM, that no other additional locations have been mentioned, as they state if you want to do anything on any other land besides these 5 acres, please let us know.

"We intend to.....utilize a heap leach method of recovery on the
material mined from these newly mapped areas."

If, on Sept. 27, they are confident enough to claim that they intend to use a heap leach method of extraction, why does it clearly state on the permit application of 2 days prior that they will not be doing that?

See the light, the light is your friend.

Regards.