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Gold/Mining/Energy : ASHTON MINING OF CANADA (ACA) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Famularo who wrote (3401)	1/11/1998 12:00:00 PM
From: Jesse	Respond to of 7966

Robert R. if you review this very thread you should find all the info you're looking for. Beyond that, there's lots of info at Ashton's website: ashton.net.au Review their Canadian news releases for one. Also, PUG (partner in this play), has info at their website, including a map: pugres.com If you're interested particularly in Abaddon & the EVR/NCS deal: Abaddon may earn a 50% undivided interest in the Salome property, Rusalka property, Calling Lake property and East McLennan property, comprising in total of 807,000 million acres... -as ann'd in ABA's 12/29/97 NR, see EVR's website of maps, info-- it may help: everestmines.com (good map there: everestmines.com\bufhillmap.jpg ) More on ABA here: ninetyeight.com Beyond that, again, there are lots of hotlinks throughout this thread to info & maps in the region, but several (a lil older) can be found here: albertadiamonds.com Contact some of the companies involved and ask them to send you a current "Enersource" map of Alberta diamond play (non-metallic mineral permits). *Fagan has an extensive Eners. map at his website, in 4 pieces, from his Nov./97 issue of The Fagan Report (now avail.free, a must read newsletter): fagan.stockscape.com Also, read other Alberta diamond play SI threads for more info. There's lots to review (and learn) -- right here on this thread. Get up to speed and come on back! cheers, -j :>