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To: Mr. Miller who wrote (801)	10/31/1997 7:42:00 PM
From: Jeremy Fairman	Respond to of 4571

Mr. Miller keeping the record straight means having a reasonable grasp of the facts. Brush creek does not trade on the "pink sheets". This is not to say it could not happen. Not a defination per say but there are eighteen market makers on my screen buying, selling and taking positions in this company. Great news on your new found fortune. Best of luck to you. jf

To: Mr. Miller who wrote (801)	10/31/1997 10:36:00 PM
From: Mr. Green Jeans	Respond to of 4571

I have watched this thread for a long time. It would be a little more relaxed around here if one would look at the bigger picture here instead of looking at this through a microscope analyzing every little micro move in the stock or incidental thing someone says or does. #1 This is a very large land package containing past producing mines. They are not drilling core samples looking for gold in some far away remote foreign country on the other side of the world in the middle of some jungle or other unaccessible corner of the world. These mines are in our backyard right in the good old USA. If someone had major concerns,one could easily be on the property from anywhere in the States or Canada the same day or within hours. This company has very open policies along these lines. #3 They are minnig visible gold now. If J.V. comes in this would enable them to ramp up production to levels which overnight would change the entire situation and ultimatly allow themselves to open all their mines creating a sizable gold producer. #4--- 1/4 -1/2 - and 1 oz. per ton ore are exceptional values per ton. Check out most mines---They are at grams per ton. Most miners in South Africa never even see any gold their entire lives as a miner the grades are so low--moving huge volumes of tonnage to make up for low grades which creates very high and many times unprofitable costs. Brush Creek having high grade ores with much lower costs will give them good flexability in their future once they are rolling. #5 Brush Creek mines are only hundreds of feet down compared to other mines in the area which are 3000 to 6000 foot depths, giving Brush Creek huge upside potential if J.V. comes in which will enable them to ramp up production and get this ball rolling which will be a hard ball to stop once it gets moving. #6 This managment is very open--any doubters,call and check for yourself or even maybe go there and kick the tires on your own. #7 Longer term players better off than flippers--just think of players who got out at .25,.35,.50 etc. thinking they had the big double and triple. If they get J.V. this puppy is a well funded play with long legs and gold already in hand. Good Luck Mr. Green Jeans