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To: Bill Galkowski who wrote (1237)	11/16/1997 4:10:00 PM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 4571

Bill, I saw this news and posted it somewhere, maybe A Bottom for Gold thread. I thought it was a bit bullish as Germany said they weren't going to sell gold but the market has chosen to see it in the bearish sense of 'oh my gosh they are lending gold'. As if everyone didn't already know that for pete's sake! The market also has chosen to ignore the above Veneroso articles view that the shorts are in peril. In a bear market all news is bad, especially at a bottom. I hope BCMD breaks some more good news like they did in October, it will give gold a bit of good press for a change. BBL Roebear

To: Bill Galkowski who wrote (1237)	11/16/1997 6:16:00 PM
From: Bill Galkowski	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4571

Just recieved the following: BRUSH CREEK PURSUES MINEABLE PILLAR GRASS VALLEY, CA (November 17, 1997) - Brush Creek Mining and Development Co., Inc. (NASDAQ: BCMD) today announced that it would be extracting ore from pillar #4 in its Lower Brush Creek mine withing two weeks. Stan Griffith, Mine Superintendent, stated, "we originally ran a single compartment raise as part of our effort to get to pillar #4 as quickly as possible. We verified the existence of the pillar and are now driving a three compartment raise with consists of a manway, timber slide and ore chute in order to mine the pillar." James S. Chapin, CEO and Chairman of the Board, stated, "An assay taken from the hanging wall of the vein as we approached the pillar graded. 7 ounces per ton. We believe that this may be an encouraging sign since traditionally in the Alleghany-Downieville mining district gold is concentrated in the footwall. Once we are fully prepared to mine the pillar, we will drift over to the footwall which may be even higher grade." Brush Creek is continuing its effort to conclude a joint-venture agreement on its gold properties. Brush Creek controls nine gold mines in the Alleghany/Downieville area of Northern California and over 4000 acres of potentially diamondiferous ground near La Port, California