POG, Trev? Price Of Gold- Nah, Trev/Sana and All - it is NOT the POG atall. It is the POR etc in the platinum group metals definations of elements OTHER THAN GOLD and SILVER.
IMHO. And in the speaker of a BOD guy from International Freewest at the Sept 2000 L.V. Nevada Gold-Tech Show at the Rio to a couple hundred of us....one gram Rhodium all over at surface, use my other link and type in ROYAL STANDARD MINERALS; there are in the same 36 section ( 6 mile by 6 mile TWP-Range !) ::
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Not POGolf...POPT, PORH PO...??
Chucka
\PS- More Bumkerville reading in the PDF downlaod at the International Freewest 1999 Annual report at Sedar or CDNX was it...FWD:T or M maybe. I heard Rhodium, I thought not of gold.
PPS- History:
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No where were these Folks heading on the Morman Trail? To a Complexs Lead Mine?: You see, they abondoned the mine because of unusual properties in the lead: Doc'ed Elsewhere:
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Now, is PGMs including such metals as ZINC...even Nickle is I think, so NICKLE Creek is in the Next Section in Bunkervile, some 6 miles away from CMG mine some 60 miles from the Potosi Mine: Will History REPEAT ITSELF, I wonder about such things, but I hold not for the POG, I hold for everything ELSE:
""..Mining at Potosi began in 1856 by Mormon settlers. Their leader was Nathaniel V. Jones who named this area Potosi after his Wisconsin boyhood home. They goals were to obtain lead from the Nevada mountains. Called the "Mountain of Lead" they built the mining operation 30 miles southwest of the mission at Las Vegas Springs.
They recovered an approximate 9,000 pounds of Lead before abandoning the mining operations. They ceased all smelting and mining operations in 1857. Potosi was famous for many reasons, including becoming the first abandoned mine in Nevada.
Four years later, 1861, California miners reopened the mining and smelter operation, Colorado Mining Company. The reopened mining camp consisted of approximately 100 miners. Captain J.E. Stevens platted the Potosi town site approximately 700 feet below the mine.
Potosi was also known for being one of the early literary centers for the wild west. J.A. Talbott published a handwritten newspaper called "East of The Nevada; later called The Miner's Voice From The Colorado. The first issue was published February 19, 1861. In keeping with the true spirit of America, competition was only a stone throw away. Talbott had competition in the form of the strangely named "POTOSI NIX CUM ROUSCHT, which had a very short life span, only one issue.
In 1863 all mining operations ceased again. Another valiant try at reopening the mine occurred in 1870 by the Silver State Mining Company. Their reopening included building a cluster of buildings at Potosi Springs that they called Crystal City. Unfortunately this effort did not last long either. Between 1925 and 1928 productions was again running full speed ahead and Potosi produced more than $4,500,000 in lead, silver and zinc.
The Potosi mining
.."" Millions in the prior two centuries COULD YIELD Billions or even TRILLIONS( Ayea $ I suspect in equity capitalizations ) in this Y2K Century, mark my words and repect my personal due dilligence, hold! Long if it takes a hundred years. PPM count or a ten bagger could to make YOU ALL, think more.
THIS is my Groups Due Dilly: and FUTURE. All within that 6 mile by 6 mile SECTIONs Grid.
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Great Easteren Mine and Key West Mine are only 1-2 miles apart, thereabouts. Location. |
