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Gold/Mining/Energy : Donner Minerals (DML.V) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (2796)	1/8/1998 7:30:00 AM
From: ziggy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11676

My buddy JIM says the clutter on this thread has been reduced somewhat but there is still a lot of swamp gas that should be vented elsewhere and replaced by the fresh air of facts information.Ed---my buddy JIM says you do an excellent job on daily summaries of trading diagnostics but it is often lost in personal dribble that should be posted elsewhere-----if you were up here on THE ROCK in the middle of winter with nothing to do it would be understandable but in southern Georgia? Now, for some evaluation from the experts on this thread.I notice that DML completed 44 drill holes on the North and South Gabbro in 1997 but a review of their press releases show that not all of the assays have been released. I also note that DML gave out a lot of stock options to its employees just before Xmas; this is usually a sign that big things are about to happen.i have contacted the company for confirmation of additional assays that have not yet been released but so far cannot get a definitive response.has anyone been in contact with DML lately re unreleased assays and also the imminence of their plans for resuming the delination drilling of the northern Gabbro ? My buddy JIM says thanks.

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (2796)	1/8/1998 8:43:00 AM
From: the Chief	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

My numbers fo the day!! Low $1.22 High $1.36 Close $1.28 theu Chief

To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (2796)	1/8/1998 1:32:00 PM
From: Jimsy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

Ed & all - situation alert, Chesbar just reported significant assays for 6 holes. This is close to the surface in soft saprolite and could mine at very low cost. I know gold is in the doghouse today, but don't think this release will go unnoticed since they are well funded in jv with Barrick on this, Chesbar are the operator for now. * CORRECTED* CHESBAR RESOURCES INC. - DRILLING EXTENDS GOLD ZONE AT LA SALLE I TORONTO, ONTARIO-- Chesbar Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that diamond drilling has indicated a substantial extension of the gold-bearing zone on the La Salle I property in the Anacoco area of Venezuela. Results of fire assaying by XRAL Laboratories (a Division of SGS Canada Inc.) in Toronto have now been received for the first six holes in the current 40-hole program, with all holes returning significant gold values. These results, together with those of the original drilling done previously by the Company, cover a 175-metre length of the mineralized zone, which has a total length (to be tested in the current drilling campaign) of 1,700 metres, as indicated by Induced Polarization geophysical surveys. The six holes assayed to date have returned from three to eight gold intersections in each hole, distributed within overall core lengths of 69 to 165 metres in the holes. These intersections occur in both the soft weathered rock (saprolite) which extends from surface to a vertical depth averaging 50 metres, and in the underlying hard Precambrian bedrock This indicates a potential for both early-stage low-cost mining in the saprolite and extension to depth of the gold mineralization in bedrock. The best individual intersections in each hole are 1.37 grams of gold per metric tonne over 13 metres in hole 97-1, 2.19 g/mt over 12 metres in hole 97-2, 3.02 g/mt over 7 metres in hole 97-3, 8.91 g/mt over 10 metres in hole 97-4, 4.97 g/mt over 10 metres in hole 97-5 and 3.22 g/mt over 7 metres in hole 97-6. Because of the large size and complex nature of the gold-bearing structure, it is not expected that it will be possible to make preliminary resource estimates until a substantial amount of additional drilling has been done. With government permits and financing for this work now in place, this will be carried out aggressively and systematically. Crews have now returned to the property following the normal holiday break and drilling is expected to resume within the next few days. Chesbar Resources Inc. is a public company whose shares are listed on the Montreal Exchange: Symbol "CBI" For additional information : Tel: (416) 363-1124 / Fax: (416) 360-0728