First of all, we can solve the miracle about the origin of name for the GEM Inc.
User nodummy has posted an old text extract from the myspace site of Carl Moore's webpage, regarding the interest he holds in the company Bayport Petroleum Corp. (different from Bayport International Holdings Inc.) and some interest in gold mines.
This text extract indicates to me, that Mr. Moore, who is associated with Sooner Federal, holds the interest in the GEM. Inc. as a private property, and though he holds interest in Bayport Petroleum Corp., he can sell his private property to any person he likes.
I have copied this text passage here once again:
" ..Gold Mines- We acquired a gold mine in November of 2007 in ....Ely.., ..Nevada..... More specifically in ....White Pine County.., ..Nevada..... We purchased the Golden Eagle Mining, Corporation with offices in ....Salt Lake.., ..Utah..... The owners of the corporation shortened the name to GEM, Inc. Gem; Inc. has operated the “....Mary.. ..Ann.. ..Canyon....” mine for the past 27 years. They operated the mine with a 2 yard excavator, an old one that stayed broken down as much as it was running. The repair bills were out of sight. They still made a profit selling gold for 276.00 to 315.00 per ounce. The records we got are from 1999 thru 2004 and in that time period they still sold from 9,000 to 12,400 ounces of gold per year. The owner had a stroke and died and his brother inherited the company. We acquired the company from his brother. We feel that we can operate this mine 24/7, with a 6 yard excavator, 2- 100 yard off road trucks and 2, 6 yard front end loaders and some new equipment that recovers the fine gold that has never been recovered. The Building needs to have some improvements as well. The engineering reports show we have over 1 million ounces of recoverable gold. The other plus is we have water rights to 540 million gallons of water per year. There is a gold mine next door to us that has never been operated because they have no water. I plan to acquire that property and double our reserves. When all the gold is gone, we will sell the water rights to the city of ....Las Vegas.... for 30 Million dollars or more. You can not operate a successful gold mine without water, and lots of it..... "