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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (13548)	8/23/2001 11:06:56 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (1) of 14226

Hey I heard that. I invest in Gallium, not,...Check out the tech side of an ORE DEPOSIT ..a real one: GCU:CDNX ( the stuff is in Nevada ) Now that is UNUSUAL Rare STUFF: LOL: PASTE and Flour and Water in school - CHIPS -psst the future is chips. Not Montels, LOL. "" Gold Canyon Resources Inc - News Release Gold Canyon releases Cordero project results Gold Canyon Resources Inc GCU Shares issued 14,042,8672001-08-20 close $1.05 Tuesday Aug 21 2001News Release Mr. Michael Levinson reports Gold Canyon Resources has released the results for the first 115 panel and channel samples collected as part of its phase I work program on its Cordero gallium project. These samples verify and significantly expand the area of high-grade gallium mineralization in the Discovery zone of the "B Shaft" pit. The sampling also expands known high-grade gallium mineralization northerly and north-easterly to the "G" and "D" pit areas. The samples collected in transects across major zones of mineralization show the following averages for the above areas. Sampling in both the B and G pits were limited by available exposures. In both areas, mineralization extended beyond accessible sampling limits. Limited trenching by hand in these areas yielded values up to 127 grams of gallium per metric tonne. Sampling of both the hanging and footwall zones (the zones above and below the mineralization) of the major mineralized zones indicate that large areas of low grade mineralization ranging from 20 to 40 grams per metric tonne form envelopes surrounding the higher grade gallium mineralization. This is very promising for the future of the project as these envelopes will minimize potential dilution during mining and potentially add significantly to the overall resource. Mapping and sampling to date indicates the gallium mineralization occurs as part of a large mineralized strata conformable "blanket" replacement deposit cut by high-angle "feeder" structures. The entire "blanket has been gently warped and folded, with many minor "antiforms and sin-forms" visible throughout. The highest grade mineralization tends to occur near structural intersections and along the fractures associated with the incipient folding. The overall attitude of the system indicates that it is shallowest just south of the "B Shaft" pit and probably forms subcrop in the vicinity of what is known as the "Harper" pit. The system appears to dip gently to the north at two to 15 degrees. The unweighted average of all 115 samples collected and reported here is 64 grams gallium per metric tonne including those samples with no detectable gallium. All samples were analyzed by Inspectorate Rocky Mountain Laboratory in Reno, Nev. All results are reported in parts per million, which are equivalent to grams per metric tonne. Additional samples are pending and will be reported as received. For those unfamiliar with Gold Canyon, additional information can be found on the company's Web site: gcu-vse.com. (c) Copyright 2001 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com .."" Chuca

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