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To: GlobalMarine who wrote (8398)	1/22/1998 11:26:00 PM
From: Kim W. Brasington	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 20681

Rand: You take a small amount of material and run it through the Johnson/Lett three stage process, and then you can use standard lead fire assay to assay it. This is what Dr. Johnson refers to as the J/L fire assay methodology. The recovery process is when you take quite a bit of material and run it through the same process. It is a matter of scale. Dr. Johnson states that his methodology - either the assaying or the recovery takes complex ores and converts them to simple ores, so that you can then use any type of assaying that you please to show what is there. Doug: The extension is a 30 day extension from yesterday (Jan. 21). Max: As I understand your question, the drilling by Behre-Dolbear was randomized within the 5 acre disturbance permit, also I understand that Ledoux picked what level they would test first. The spacings between the drill holes was roughly 1,300 - 1,500 ft. The last round of testing focused on gold. Jerard: All previous data is useful as indicators of potential. The data is not being discarded. The present data accumulation thrust is to achieve replication and consistency in a multiple lab setting. Most analysis of a property will take into account all data. Regards To All, Kim W.