GOLD!OK,i'll try first: 3 or whatever:NEWS OUT AS I WRITE:BINGO:below post
1) They have 10 or so claim prospects.
2) They only announced in the last 3 years about 4 JVs. That leaves 6 or so, and that is a lot of BULK TONNAGES and metals.
3) They have facts to suppoort each of the 10 and thus, even tho 6 are not in JV yet, why is the folks not talking about the fact that we have 6 other opporrtunities. Just yesterday I got a sortoff Joint Venture thing in the mail on free sampling going down a couple hundred feet on one on my own Claim Groups Claims....I am saving $25,000 at least in Group Funds by not having to pay for the drills and the cores! And the tests. Free. I started talking to these guys in May 1999.
See? If any one new JV comes along as it did to me yesterday in our Eights Placer Association - it changes everything. I didn't give up. Jaba didn't give up. Heck, Shell Oil didn't give up, they had a release today I have been plasterring around all morning saying that they are speciallizing Oil Sands, and; they in given up are in fact moving forward:
This is not the URL..maybe you can find it:
This is it :
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PGM Model of BM ..see : can this be quoted from BMD websiter
> >> since it is now deleted from it for 2 weeks???
> >> geocities.com
> >> is the first page ...I put 2nd on BM thread within 5 posts or BHMNF
> >> STRESS THIS CONCEPT :
> >> <<..Pelican lake:
> >> Failed Oil Field Model( See BMD AGM Slide Show with model and temperature
> >> variant at deepth as termps increase in 10 degree increments on the scale
> >> at the Carlin Trend Yankee Gold Mine as per that URL I placed here back
> >> around 9 July 1999)??? ? On NBL Lands, has a JV with BMD already at the BM
> >> Block of Claims due West of Fort McMurray in ALTA mid way to all borders.
> >> ( This was said to be a Diamond Prospect but with Devonian Limestone all
> >> over, and Larry Kryska( He is pres of NEW Blue maybe so! ..>>
> >>
> >> TEXT 90% full :
> >> All elements of - the
> >> Prairie Gold model
> >> are (probably) present in
> >> Athabasca.
> >>
> >> The Prairie Gold model guides our search for a gold deposit in this area.
> >> It explains how gold and other metals were transported by low-temperature
> >> fluids in the Western Canadian Sedinientaiy Basin (WCSH) andwere deposited
> >> in host rocks in Athabasca. There are five I critical elements of the
> >> Prairie Gold model: a brine solution source rocks; a plumbing system; a
> >> precipitation mechanism; and time. All elements of the Prairie Gold model
> >> are ~~~present in Athabasca.
> >>
> >> The solution capable of carrying gold is an oxidized chloride-rich brine
> >> generated as the residual saline solution remaining after salt deposition
> >> during Early mid Middle Devonian times. In addition, chloride-rich brine is
> >> generated when meteoric water enters from the surface, flows through the
> >> sedimentary rock and dissolyFs the deposits of salt.
> >>
> >> The source rocks must contain some gold and precious metals and be
> >> sufficiently porous and penneable to allow the brine to circulate. In
> >> Athabasca, the source rocks are fractured Precambrian basement wliicb
> >> extend along the eastern margin of the WCSB.
> >>
> >> The plumbing system by which the metal-bearing solutions flow to the site
> >> of deposition is a combination of structural and stratigraphic fluid
> >> conduits including permeable aquifers, faults, fractures and solution
> >> collapse features. The structural history of the eastern part of the Peace
> >> River Arch is an integral part of the Prairie Gold model in Athabasca. Over
> >> geological time, structural adjustment of the Peace River Arch fractured
> >> the sedimentaiy racks and provided conduits for transporting metal-bearing
> >> solutions.
> >>
> >> The precipitation mechanism for removing gold and precious metal from
> >> solution is reduction of the oxidized, chloride-rich brine by reaction with
> >> either sulphides or organic material. It takes time for these solutions to
> >> transport a sufficient quantity of gokt In northeastern Alberta, gold and
> >> precious metal transport and deposition has occurred for tens to hundreds
> >> of millions of years.
> >>
> >> Applying the Prairie (laid model, we believe an ore body in Athabasca will
> >> be discovered in a large volume of fractured, altered limestone that
> >> contains gold and precious metals with minor amounts of copper, zinc and
> >> other metals. The location of such an ore body will be controlled by
> >> stratigraphic features and will reflect the distribution of both
> >> permeability and precipitation mechanisms, likely related to solution
> >> collapse features. The Bitumount Basin meets this description and will be
> >> the focus of our exploration program.
> >> ...areas that had the ability to capture metals.
> >> WHERE ELSE WOULD THE PRAIRIE GOLD MODEL ~~~Probably~~~APPLY?
> >> "the first area is Dawson Bay in Manitoba, where Birch Mountain has
> >> acquired a Special Exploration Permit covering 530,000 hectres. New
> >> occurances of microdisseminated gold and polymetallic minerals were
> >> discovered here in 1996 by the GSC and Manitoba Energy and Mines," says etc
> >> it went on ...on exploration facets...
> >> Chucka
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >> BULKERS!
> >> >
> >> >Chucka Marshall wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Mining throughout the world has made major technological changes
> during The
> >> >> twentieth century. Machinery, extraction methods, assays and even the
> >> >> definition of a viable project has changed due to the technological
> >> >> advances that have been made in mining of precious and base metals.
> >> >> Government regulations and their procedures are often changed. The ever
> >> >> changing world that we live and work in is much more dependent on the
> >> >> gathering of information than it ever has been before.
> >> >>
> >> >> We would like to introduce you to the concept on what we feel is a
> quicker
> >> >> and more efficient way of doing due dilly in NEWTECH mining as the
> Industry
> >> >> Changes. Government and corporate research have contributed vast new
> bodies
> >> >> of knowledge. Computer speed via the internet is opening access to
> >> >> information and databases nearly as fast as it is reported, and
> frequently,
> >> >> before it can be confirmed . Many of today's hands-on mining
> operations are
> >> >> dealing with huge quantities of in-ground material that requires
> >> >> engineering expertise for extraction due to its micro-fine particle
> >> >> texture, complex ore bodies, and the realities of environmental
> protection
> >> >> during processing. We want a huge surface mine to be developed somewhere
> >> >> where higher tahn usual economics in bulk tonnages are apparent and
> evident
> >> >> enough so as to change the moining indusrty forever, in the FUTURE we
> >> >> Bulkers see in our minds eye. From now on, we shall call ourselves the
> >> >> BULKERS!
> >> >
> >> >
> >
> >
LOOK...this is a JABA BUY and they ( The MMs in Canada Painted it ) to look as like a SELL...6 was the ASK ...after 5 CENTS! Dam! MMs! See? RE:
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Jaba Inc -
Jaba signs U.S. exploration JV with North Mining
Jaba Inc JBA
Shares issued 22,340,336 1999-10-01 close $0.075
Tuesday Oct 5 1999
Mr. James Briscoe reports
Jaba has announced the signing, as of Sept. 22, 1999, of a new exploration joint venture with North Mining Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of North Limited of Australia.
The intent of this joint venture is to further evaluate the potential of and to define drill targets within what Jaba and North believe to be a highly prospective area for the occurrence of large polymetallic carbonate replacement deposits -- that is, combinations of base (copper, zinc, lead, molybdenum, etc.) and precious (gold and silver) metals in veins, mantos and disseminations in limestone host rocks. The term of this phase of the project is until June 30, 2000, and the objective of the project is to define targets for drill testing that would take place after that date.
The project could result in the definition of multiple target areas that would become subprojects of a minimum of 20 square miles each. On each target subproject, North can earn a 51-per-cent interest by expending $1-million (U.S.) and defining a resource equivalent to one million ounces of gold regardless of metal type. They can earn another 24-per-cent interest on that subproject by expending a further $1-million (U.S.) on exploration and definition drilling within four years. Jaba would retain a 25-per-cent interest in each defined subproject area.
North will manage the project, with Jaba providing assistance in various geologic details.
Jaba considers this joint venture to be a very favourable development. North Mining has significant expertise in exploring for this type of mineral environment (large, polymetallic carbonate replacement deposits).
Another Jaba prospect is under consideration by a large production company. Should negotiations proceed favourably, a positive decision may be made within 60 days.
Jaba continues to actively seek joint venture partners for its other properties in the southwestern United States and Northern Mexico.
canada-stockwatch.com
SEE...great!Chucka
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