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Gold/Mining/Energy : Medinah Mining Inc. (MDHM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Sawdusty who wrote (20989)12/4/1999 11:21:00 AM
From: Mike Gold  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 25548
 
Sarge, you don't have to rely on PR's. Just call up a few large Medinah shareholders and ask them if they have all their MG certs yet! If Les is lying about the short position, then there is quite a number of fellow co-conspirtors as he has not worked alone in resolving that issue. It would have to involve the transfer agent, Medinah's attorney, and others...



To: Sawdusty who wrote (20989)12/4/1999 8:53:00 PM
From: bully  Respond to of 25548
 
LAKE ELSINORE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 1,............. 1999--Medinah
Mining, Inc. reports the Phase 2 diamond-drilling program of the
Company's gold-copper discovery zone at Alto de Lipangue near
Santiago, Chile is commencing.
Gordon House, P.Geo., reports that the access road to the project
area has been upgraded and the drill sites for the first three
recommended drill holes have been prepared.

I hope the first three Drill holes don't look like the following drill holes, but only time will tell EH ?

Here are a few excerps from this drill program that was conducted by a "group" in times gone by, I omitted all names of participants from this information circular as most are aware of those details.

"BULLY"!

Starburst Energy Corp -

Starburst Energy Corp
SBR
Shares issued 3,603,181
1899-12-30 close $0
Tuesday Apr 10 1984
Effective at the opening of trading on Wednesday, April 11,
1984, trading in the shares of the Company will be suspended.as made because the
management of the Company did not adhere to the Exchange's
timely disclosure policy and published misleading information
concerning the results of mineral exploration work being
conducted on the Company's "Sleepy Hollow Claims" located
near Wenatchee, Washington.
For further information, please refer to the Exchange's
Supplementary Notice dated April 9, 1984, a copy of which is
available from the Exchange Listings Department.
Trading in the Company's shares will remain halted for the
duration of today's trading session.
This Supplementary Notice supplements the Exchange Notice
dated April 10, 1984.
1.
No timely disclosure release publicly announcing the
material facts relating to the Company's proposed
participation in explorating for minerals on the Sleepy
Hollow Claims ("Claims") was made by the Company in
late March, 1983.
2.
No timely disclosure release publicly announcing the
material facts of the Company's termination of its
proposed participation in exploring for minerals on the
Claims was made by the Company in late May, 1983.
3.
No timely disclosure release publicly announcing the
material facts of its proposed participation in exploring
for minerals on the Claims was made by the Company in
or about September, 1983, at a time when its common
shares were in the course of primary distribution.
4.
The letter dated October 31, 1983, to the Company's
shareholders, omitted the material fact that drilling on the
first hole had been terminated due to continued caving and
poor core recovery.
5.
The Company's News Release dated November 24, 1983
was misleading because:
(a)
the abandonment and results of the drilling on the first
drill hole were omitted;
(b)
the statement that core from the first hole had been
"submitted for assay" was incorrect (core from that hole
had not been, and never was, submitted to assay); and
(c)
the results of assays conducted on the "cuttings" taken
during the drilling of the second hole, were omitted.
Those results were:

INTERVAL OZ TON/SILVER OZ GOLD/TON
155-190 .18 .003
190-220 .06 .003
220-250 .05 .012
250-280 .06 .020
280-310 .07 .012
310-340 .20 .054

6.
The Company's News Release dated December 7, 1983
was misleading because:
(a)
the Cumo Resources Ltd. announcement of the same date
was not disclaimed or accurately corrected by the
Company;
(b)
the statement that the three diamond drill holes were
spaced "approximately 1,000 feet apart" was incorrect
(the first two holes had been drilled from the same drill
site, and the third hole was located about 800 feet away
from the site of the first two holes);
(c)
the statement that "the three holes....had positive results"
was incorrect (the only "results" which were available at
that time were the results from the cuttings from the
second hole referred to in subparagraph 5 (c) above);
(d)
the statement that "gold mineralization" had been
"discovered in the previous core sections" was not
correct because no assay results on core were available
at that time; and
(e)
the abandonment and results of the drilling on the first
hole were not disclosed.
7.
The Company's Quarterly Report, dated May 9, 1983 did
not contain the required disclosure relating to the
proposed participation in exploring for minerals on the
Claims.
8.
The Company's Quarterly Report dated July 14, 1983 did
not contain the required disclosure relating to the
termination of its proposed participation.
9.
The Company's Quarterly Report dated October 10, 1983
did not contain the required disclosure relating to the
proposed participation or the progress of the work being
conducted on the Claims.