I just wanted, to hear...Hey" YOUNG FELLOW "one more time. R.I.Peace, Trevor (( Trev wish us luck at our NEW PR Job July Work( disc Shares 250,000 egads they are worth what ...LOL) at CISI a large CU-AU prospect with old reserve status we are informed last 2 weeks at say what ? Bulk Tonnages there also! If it pans out I will bring flowers some day, in the mean TIME I AM HAVING OUR CLAIM GROUP HOLD EVERY SIGNAL DAME KEY WEST ACRE cept maybe a few acres LOL ))
hey 90% of 500 acres is better than 0 % of any acres!
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MARSHALL CHARLES H OR WMA8-301-303 CLM 991014-00906 PROOF LABOR UNPATEN 10/14/1999
MARSHALL CHARLES OR WMA8-328 PLACER CLM 20001107-00816 PROOF LABOR UNPATEN 11/07/2000
MARSHALL CHARLES H:EE OR WMA8-509ADD CLM 20010425-02585 PROOF LABOR UNPATEN 04/25/2001
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MARSHALL CHARLES H OR WMA8-504 516 CLM 20010425-02587 PROOF LABOR UNPATEN 04/25/2001
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"".. Key West is owned-stakred by CMG:CDNX and they had news yesterday(Aug 1), the same week(prior) my recordings showed at OnLine Clark County, BEST :""
Message 16168292
Chuca
P.S.- And trend MOVED to SASH in Canada with a BIG PGM claim: No news therre either:
Then there was TREND Mining the FIRST to stake therre AT KEY WEST:
Message 14992234
FROM BODY BELOW : OLD CDNX PR:
""....Sampling a portion of the ore zone at the 75 ft level, the coarse ore assayed 2.72% Nickel, 1.05% Cobalt, 1.07% Copper, 0.22 opt Palladium, 0.22opt Platinum, and 0.48 opt Silver. A 14 ft channel across a 22 ft wide portion of the same ore zone at the 75 ft. level assayed 0.69% Nickel, 0.23% Cobalt, 2.49% Copper, 0.18 opt Palladium, 0.22 opt Platinum, 0.22 opt Silver and 0.02 opt Gold.Underground and surface "reserves" (herein considered indicated resources) have been calculated for the mine at various times in its history. The latest resources which do not include previously mined out material, were calculated from a limited drill hole program with 16 shallow core holes, 50 ft on center, and 4 surface channel samples in 1984. The holes and channel yielded an average width of 30 feet (9.15 meters). The polygonal analyses from these yielded a tonnage of 226,600 tons at a weighted average grade for contained metals of 1.5% copper, 1.09% Nickel, 0.037% Cobalt, 0.062 opt Platinum, 0.068 opt Palladium, 0.011 opt Gold, and 0.34 opt Silver. The tonnage includes 22,000 tons of surface stockpiles. The system is open at depth and along strike..
To:sana who wrote (1326)
From: Chuca Marsh Monday, Dec 11, 2000 8:16 AM
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How was the....
Errr Reading. See the PPMs that is 1.1 so it is a theory of ORE DEPOSIT in watery areas of the world one such area is Bunkerville. Yes, just my study and opinion: Yet, 3 or MORe companies abut this Great Eastern Mine area of watered shafts that leach or precipatate out into the abutting areas: JUST a SREXY THOUGHT, I am getting a Great Eastern-Royal-Johnson, LOL:
ChuckaBostonEastern-High Desert Special Breakfast- Link Stuffed into a Corn Muffin w Gravey, yeap that tasts great !
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trendmining.com
trendmining.com
Hard Rock Johnson Claims, Bunkerville Mining District, Clark County Nevada. Project Summary - The Hard Rock Johnson project consists of thirteen claims located adjacent to the Key West and Great Eastern mines in Clark County, Nevada. The property is an intrusive dike system containing PGM-Ni-Cu-Co-Pb-Au-Ag mineralization, which is hosted along a tectonic fault zone that intersects Precambrian gneiss and schist. In May of 1974, International Mineral Engineers completed a mineral resource estimate for the Key West mine area. The district contains a minimum of 72,000 tons at grades of 0.200 opt PGM’s plus gold, 3.00% copper, 1.67% nickel, 0.60 opt silver that have been delineated for open-pit mining. It is reported that additional ore-grade mineralization occurs adjacent to the known resource indicated above. Preliminary resource estimates of this peripheral mineralization were valued at 11.8 million dollars, with projected grades of 1.00% copper, 0.5% nickel, and 0.05 opt gold and PGM’s combined.Location and Land Status - The project area is located along the northern flank of the Virgin Mountains within the Bunkerville (Copper King) Mining District, 15 miles southwest of Mesquite, Nevada. Two principle properties (Key West and Great Eastern) comprise the core target area, which extends for more than 1.4 miles. The Key West property consists of approximately 140 acres of patented lode claims. Thirteen lode claims were staked by Trend adjacent to the Key West and Great Eastern covering the potential extension of the mineralized zone to the northeast.
History and Production - Copper mineralization was discovered in the district during the 1890’s. Between 1908 and 1962, 3500 tons of ore was mined yielding 177 ounces of palladium, 6 ounces of platinum, 55 ounces of gold, 1,347 ounces of silver, 125,000 pounds of copper, 26,597 pounds of lead, 36 pounds of nickel, 34 units of tungsten trioxide and a trace amount of cobalt.Geology and Mineralization - The Key West and Great Eastern prospects are situated along a northeast-trending belt of Precambrian amphibolite and granite gneiss and schist. Scattered throughout the gneiss are dikes and irregular pegmatite bodies, as well as layers of garniferous biotite schist. PGM-Ni-Cu-Co-Pb-Zn-Au-Ag ore-grade mineralization is hosted within hornblendite dikes that occur throughout the two principle prospects. The zone of mineralization is over 2000 feet wide and extends at least two miles in strike length along a N. 70° E. structural zone that is parallel with the regional metamorphic foliation. The primary sulfides associated with PGM’s are chalcopyrite, pyrite, pyrrhotite, and magnetite, which occur as disseminated grains and pods throughout the hornblendite dikes. Platinum and nickel are probably associated with the pyrrhotite.Mine development work at the Key West property consists of more than 3,000 feet of workings. At the Great Eastern, three adits totaling over 1600 feet were completed. Between 1939 and 1941, the U.S. Bureau of Mines conducted an exploration program to evaluate nickel mineralization, which consisted of 590 feet of additional drifting, and diamond drilling totaling 1,091 feet from the lower adit.Exploration Potential - A broad 2,000-foot wide structural zone hosting anomalous to ore-grade PGM values extends over 2 miles in strike length. There is excellent potential to discover high-grade PGM mineralization within this broad structural zone that may be amenable to open-pit mining. In addition, there is also excellent potential to discover high-grade PGM mineralization at depth in the Key West mine area.This property exhibits excellent potential to discover economic PGM mineralization in the existing mine areas and to the northeast of the Great Eastern Mine. A secondary pediment target has also been identified, which may extend PGM mineralization for significant distances to the southwest of the Key West Mine.Company # 2 around us- tightly abutting us not 5 miles away in the section like Trend Mining is from us::http://www.conquistador.net/may%2025.htmlNews May 25, 1999Conquistador Mines Ltd. announces Platinum -Palladium PropertyConquistador Mines Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has concluded a letter of intent to be followed by an option to purchase agreement to acquire a platinum-palladium property in the western United States. Conquistador is given an exclusive, 90-day due diligence period for an initial payment of US$5,000 upon signing a letter of intent. This will be followed by a payment of US$10,000 on signing of the option agreement, as a first of several payments in the following schedule.$10,000 on signing $15,000 6 months from date of signing$25,000 12 months from date of signing$25,000 18 months from date of signing$75,000 24 months from date of signing$75,000 36 months from date of signing$75,000 48 months from date of signingTotal: US$305,000 (including due diligence amount)At the end of 48 months, the Company will have completed the acquisition subject to a 2% Net Smelter Return (NSR). At the option of the Company, this NSR is subject to a buy-out of US$200,000 within a five-year period following the last payment. The property consists of seven patented claims, and Conquistador has located 39 additional claims covering the most critical areas of interest.The mine is a former underground producer of complex nickel-copper-platinum-palladium ore from a pyroxenitic dike of Precambrian age and adjacent gneisses of slightly older age. To date, the metals that are reported for the mine include platinum, palladium, rhodium, gallium, gold, silver, nickel, cobalt, and copper. Between 1900 and 1919, the average grade of the production ore was 2.55% copper, 3.29% nickel, and 0.183 ounces per ton (opt) platinum. No palladium was reported, and minor cobalt at an average of 0.06% per tonne was produced. The mine was developed to a depth of 312 feet but is now flooded. It consisted of 6 levels.In 1927, the mine was evaluated and ore left in the mine was assayed and tested metallurgically by a consulting engineer. Sampling a portion of the ore zone at the 75 ft level, the coarse ore assayed 2.72% Nickel, 1.05% Cobalt, 1.07% Copper, 0.22 opt Palladium, 0.22opt Platinum, and 0.48 opt Silver. A 14 ft channel across a 22 ft wide portion of the same ore zone at the 75 ft. level assayed 0.69% Nickel, 0.23% Cobalt, 2.49% Copper, 0.18 opt Palladium, 0.22 opt Platinum, 0.22 opt Silver and 0.02 opt Gold.Underground and surface "reserves" (herein considered indicated resources) have been calculated for the mine at various times in its history. The latest resources which do not include previously mined out material, were calculated from a limited drill hole program with 16 shallow core holes, 50 ft on center, and 4 surface channel samples in 1984. The holes and channel yielded an average width of 30 feet (9.15 meters). The polygonal analyses from these yielded a tonnage of 226,600 tons at a weighted average grade for contained metals of 1.5% copper, 1.09% Nickel, 0.037% Cobalt, 0.062 opt Platinum, 0.068 opt Palladium, 0.011 opt Gold, and 0.34 opt Silver. The tonnage includes 22,000 tons of surface stockpiles. The system is open at depth and along strike. Based on prior resource and pre-feasibility reports, the tonnage can be partially mined using open cast mining methods. At the surface, the system is up to 100 feet wide, and a small open pit had been previously developed with some stockpiles developed.An independent consultant conducted initial reconnaissance sampling for the Company in areas in the open pit, which yielded the following:Sample # (Width in meters)
Ni%
Cu%
Pt + Pd (opt)
Ag (opt)
Au (opt) JM-1 (2.5 m)
2.10
1.74
0.149
0.216
0.019 JM-2 (1.9 m)
0.72
2.51
0.099
0.456
0.046 JM-3 (2.3 m)
2.42
4.65
0.109
0.093
0.014 Additionally, his reconnaissance investigation of a large area surrounding the mine established the presence of a great number of structurally controlled dike and sill-like bodies of pyroxenite with strikes generally northeast but dip to the southeast and northwest. Based on older literature, most of these bodies were reported to contain PGE’s, nickel, and copper. The consultant also found that significant geophysical data were compiled by previous companies but not optimally utilized.The Company has two goals for this property. Because of the large number of PGE bearing pyroxenitic dikes and sills, our initial goal is to target the intersection and convergence zones of these using detailed structural geologic mapping in concert with geophysical exploration, much of which is available as part of the database for this property. This phase will be followed by a core, or reverse-circulation-drilling program to establish the overall potential for a large-tonnage PGE-nickel system. Based on our knowledge of the dike and sill system to date, the convergence zones are highly prospective and were not considered by previous exploration attempts. We believe that the system has geological, mineralogical and metal distribution attributes similar to that of Noril’sk-Talnakh in Siberia. At Talnakh the main system is being exploited at depths between 300 and 500 meters below the surface. Our initial evaluation of the convergence systems made up of dike-dike and dike-sill intersections indicate similar depths will be required for our drilling program.An additional goal is to continue step-out drilling from the known PGE-nickel-cobalt-copper resource to establish its limits and thereby significantly expand the resource base for near-term open pit and underground mining on the property. Our independent consultant has reported that " The area has reasonable potential to develop several lenses of ore with probable grades of 2% copper, 2% nickel, 0.15 ounces per ton platinum, and 0.3 ounces per ton palladium … Each lens could produce approximately 300,000 to 1,000,000 tons of ore, based on the size of the (drilled) mineralized area at the mine." The ultimate size of these near surface lenses will be tested by our step out drilling program.We will also be defining the overall potential for cobalt, which locally attains high grades and rhodium and gallium which have been reported but whose concentrations have not been defined by sampling and assay work in the past.In 1998, Conquistador also began exploration for Platinum Group Elements (PGE’s) to augment its gold exploration in Colombia. We have now expanded this exploration to North America where we are negotiating for properties with known resources of PGE’s. The Company is presently in discussions with several interested parties in order to prepare and commence an exploration program on this, as well as other PGE properties we either hold or for which we have a license pending. However, any program will be subject to the Company’s successful completion of its current funding efforts. This program represents a strategic augmentation in precious metal exploration programs into an area where the underlying commodities, PGE’s, continue to show strength.On Behalf of the Board of DirectorsMay 25, 1999________________________________Raul J. Madrid, CEO/ChairmanTHE VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE HAS NEITHER APPROVED NOR DISAPPROVED OF THIS NEWS RELEASE. BELOW is Bunkerville":
royal-standard.com
Royal Standard Minerals, Inc.
For Immediate Release
C.U.S.I.P. 780919 106
S.E.C. Filed: Form 20F Montreal Exchange
Symbol: RSM
Listed: S&P and Moody’s RSM and Freewest Resources Canada Inc. to Jointly Explore Southern Nevada Platinum-Palladium ProjectHeathsville, Virginia, February 23, 2000: Royal Standard Minerals Inc., (ME-RSM) is pleased to announce that in a continuing effort to advance its platinum-palladium program Royal Standard Minerals Inc. has completed an option agreement with Freewest Resources Canada Inc. (ME-FWR). This follows a recently completed option agreement with with Falconbridge Exploration U.S., Inc. (please refer to RSM's February 14, 2000 press release) for its Bunkerville Project, located in Clark County, Nevada. Falconbridge has contributed 60-square miles of AEM and magnetics coverage with a number of untested EM conductors and geochemical anomalies that need to be evaluated. The completion of a second option agreement with Freewest will help accelerate exploration and development potential of RSM's property position in the Bunkerville District. Freewest has an option to earn a 50% interest in RSM's interest in this project, Falconbridge has an option to participate for up to a 49% interest in this project.The terms of the Freewest agreement involve a 2-year option to earn a 50% interest in RSM's interest in this project, subject to regulatory approval. The year 1 agreement includes a minimum expenditure of US $100,000 in years 1 and 2 and cash payments of C$25,000 per year for the first two years. Freewest has agreed to invest US $250,000 as part of a drilling commitment to complete the joint venture earn-in. Freewest will commit to a 1-year program with an option for the second year. RSM will be the operator during the exploration stage. The Bunkerville district includes several Cu-Ni-PGM showings and prospects with minor production in the early 1900's. Published reports of grades from these showings indicated 1.5% Cu, 1.09% Ni, 0.13 – 0.25 opt Pt + Pd and 0.015% Co. The mineralization indicates significant rhodium values of up to 1 gram in drill core and surface rock chip samples.Mineralization in strongly-fractured and faulted, mafic-ultramafic dikes is considered magmatic with a hydrothermal component. The near-surface showings and deposits are characterized by sulfide stockworks containing disseminations, cross-cutting veinlets, and net-textured pyrite, chalcopyrite, and Ni-PGM- bearing pyrrhotite and magnetite. Sulfide minerals are associated with strong argillic alteration and silicification. Airborne magnetic and EM data suggest that a structural zone is the locus for several large, altered dikes and a source pluton which could host a Sudbury-type offset dike environment for magmatic and remobilized hydrothermal Cu-Ni-PGM mineralization.The Company has staked 80 unpatented mining claims within the Falconbridge airborne block. This ground controls most of the favorable structure and important structural intersections within the fault zone. Detailed ground follow-up work is expected to begin immediately.Royal Standard Minerals cautions that the statements made in this press release and other forward looking statements made on behalf of the Company may be affected by such other factors including, but not limited to, volatility of mineral prices, product demand, market competition, imprecision of mineral estimates, and other risks detailed herein and from time to time in the Securities and Exchange Commission filings of the Company.>>""
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