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Gold/Mining/Energy : Medinah Mining Inc. (MDHM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JOHNNY 5 QWEST who wrote (4192)	7/14/1998 5:17:00 PM
From: jack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 25548

Here's the FP article on Dayton and MDIN... Tuesday, July 14, 1998 Dayton irked by Chilean prospector and his mum By PETER KENNEDY Vancouver Bureau The Financial Post Dayton Mining Corp. said yesterday some areas of its flagship Andacollo gold mine in Chile are subject to a dispute with a local prospector. However, the company said it believes it holds title and surface rights to all the land covering published gold reserves at the mine. Dayton said it was forced to clarify its position after a California-based company, Medinah Energy Inc., issued a statement on June 17 that raised doubts about the Vancouver company's ownership rights. "Someone is trying to play games with us, and we are just trying to do the right thing,'' said Dayton Mining president Bill Myckatyn. The company said the issue has arisen because some areas containing one of eight deposits at Andacollo were overstaked by Julio Alberto Tornero Olivos, a Chilean prospector. While a Chilean court ruled in 1995 the Tornero claims should be annulled, the information could not be removed from the register because it had been put in the name of Tornero's mother. As a result, Dayton has had to refile its lawsuit. Based on the original ruling, the company says it expects to be successful in the new suit. Dayton has obtained an injunction against any further transfer or sale of the claims until the courts rule on that lawsuit. It added it also holds full surface rights to mine certain areas of Andacollo after paying US$125,000 to end a dispute with Tornero's mother. Medinah said on June 17 it has the right of first refusal to acquire certain disputed properties from Tornero if he secures legal title to them. It also said those rights apply to ground inside the Andacollo open pit. Yesterday, Dayton shares (DAY/TSE) closed down 2› at 90›. -- with files from Dow Jones

To: JOHNNY 5 QWEST who wrote (4192)	7/14/1998 5:24:00 PM
From: Dave D'Biker	Respond to of 25548

Johnny Boy, For your information, I'm not the fabulous Dave Dirrico though our initials and first names are similar. As far as the term "DD", it's means "due diligence" or "doo doo" which ever you prefer. The real question here is, who are you and why are you presenting your tricky little self on the day this issue tanks? Would you care to announce your agenda? Remember that you may post up to three times per day since you are a "feebee" so make it count and welcome to SI(Silicon Investor). dd (Dave D'Biker) p.s. would you happen to be associated with a "DayTrader" by any chance??