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To: inchingup who wrote (2792)	9/18/1998 7:15:00 PM
From: Sojourner Smith	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5908

I think it is positive. I have talked to at least 6 experts on garnets. I spoke to one man who had visited the River Valley site. The site used to be mined. Industrial uses have increased and almost all garnet can be used if one can break it up. Some government geologists who had not walked the site had warned me that some garnet was not as easy to process and therefore not as much in demand. To get independent verification the garnet is useable for industrial use is very positive. Otherwise it gets used by high science labs or for rock collectors. The question you want I believe is WILL IT BE USED. I talked with the former CEO Salna and also Papa and I am convinced they have found a market in Italy. Production, it sounds like, might not be fully underway until Spring. By the time another company will also be mining garnet in that area. I don't for sure, but I believe within weeks we will have more details from the company on development of the property.