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To: Salt'n'Peppa who wrote (15604)	5/8/2002 9:23:09 AM
From: Rocket Red	Respond to of 15703

Some thing must be coming HTP Biding up this morning with heavy volume yesterday

To: Salt'n'Peppa who wrote (15604)	5/8/2002 6:26:41 PM
From: dad	Respond to of 15703

bHello S&P.....great to hear from you. I'm still holding my ELH stocks. I'm still down a lot in the ELH part of my portfolio. I'm still disgusted by the lack of progress at ELH. I'm still in warm weather (one more day to go). At least it's +25C here every day! I am amazed at the weather in Calgary. It's common to have spring snowstorms, but the temperatures...? Hope everyone is well, despite the "bottom line". Man, does this post sound familiar!!!ggg See you when you get back. Any news? Drinks when you get back. ELH Calgary chapter, get ready. Cheers, Dad

To: Salt'n'Peppa who wrote (15604)	9/15/2002 12:08:11 PM
From: u2bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15703

Hey Salty still interested in Basil? I talked to Don last week, he said the logging of this well was done and that nothing they saw changed their minds from last year, And that testing should be completed this week with a news release out one way or the other. Also I noticed that TRK did a private placement And with the amount of shares put out, and money raised I would think the insiders must feel real confident. Hope I am right I still hold a lot of HTP shares so some good news there certainly would not hurt after a long dry summer. Here's the N.R. from last year: Hilton Petroleum Ltd. Drilling Update BAKERSFIELD, Calif., Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Hilton Petroleum Ltd. (OTC Bulletin Board: HTPTF - news; CDNX: HTP- news) Don Busby, CEO, Hilton Petroleum Ltd. provides the following update of recent drilling activities. Basil Prospect, Solano County, Northern California California Exploration Inc., the prospect generator, has provided this analysis on the results of the Suisun #25 Well in which Hilton holds a 32.48% WI (BPO). On July 25th the well was spud to test the Basil prospect which is located on the south flank of the Suisun Gas Field. The Suisun Gas Field has produced 90 BCF since 1947. The discovery well in the Suisun Gas Field flowed 7 -9 MMCF/day for nearly 16 years and produced for 30 years before it was shut in. Development wells flowed between 2 and 6 MMCF/day and produced for over 30 years each. The Basil prospect covers an area 15% larger than the area of the Suisun Gas Field. The Suisun #25 well was directionally drilled to a measured depth of 7,829 feet to test the Suisun and Domengine Sands for natural gas. At 5,550 feet the well encountered the trapping fault with a 440 unit gas spike supporting the sealing ability of the fault. The Suisun Sands were encountered at 6,545 feet - 132 feet high to prognosis. The first sands coming in high supports throw on the fault to be greater than expected. Once the sands were encountered the background gas increased by nearly 200 units (1 unit = 50 ppm Methane). Throughout the Suisun Sands the background gas remained between 100 and 200 units with several connection gas readings in excess of 300 units. The Domengine Sands were encountered at a measured depth of 7,120 feet - 162 feet high to prognosis. In the lower Domengine Sands, background gas readings remained in excess of 500 units. When pulling out of the hole the drill pipe became stuck at approximately 2,300 feet and after three days of recovery efforts the pipe, below 3,216 feet remained stuck. It was therefore determined to temporarily suspend the well. All indications on the mud log imply a discovery and it is intended to sidetrack this well from the same surface location using the existing casing down to 2,186 feet. The side-track will parallel the original hole to the same total depth of 7,829 feet. Take care Bob