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Gold/Mining/Energy : Paramount Ventures & Finance

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To: Yorikke who wrote (109)9/8/1997 11:39:00 AM
From: Yorikke   of 4884
 
Some comments with content:

Sometime this weekend I recieved a somewhat more positive apprasial of the Jureamento property. This is the first outside appraisal I have seen of this property. I have been asked not to referance these comments directly; but if you reread my recent posts you can make a good guess. If you can't email me and I give you the address.

CMN: 100 foot intersections of .5 to 1% copper and 1/3 to one ounce
silver are hopeful..but I don't know the attitude of the beds or the
extent of them from this drilling. If they are flat lying then they
need about 250 million tons to make a mine. This would imply that
they can find an area about 1000 feet wide and 5.0 miles long. Lots
of exploration to go yet and lots of holes. If it were oxide copper
this would change drastically but there is no indication here.

They are doing SX-EW tests since May but I do not know the results.
This would be important..the dip of the thing is 25 deg. which means
that 1000 feet across strike it is 466 feet deep. If 100 feet thick,
which ain't bad, then the stripping ratio is 2.11 to 1 approximately.

They have 370 kilometres of sedimentary contact to investigate but
that will be darned expen$ive to look at the whole thing. Probably
satellite imagery and flying for conductors is the best way about it.
I don't know how much of this they have done. To fly the 18500 KM
they need to do at least, will cost 2 million. Satellite work is
relatively cheap. Ground followup will be on the probable 1000
targets generated about initially 1 million and if they get that
down to 100 probables then about 2 million more to do more ground
work. If they drill 40 of them then they will spend about 1.6 million
more. 6.6 million and two years and their chances are good. But even
in the cartoons there is no guarantee that Wiley coyote will get [the road runner].
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