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Gold/Mining/Energy : PACIFIC BAY MINERALS, LTD-More than its name, No Pac-Rim! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mark warburton who wrote (167)	11/16/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 176

Grab some interests, seems encouraging ( like PGMs are NOT ), an inter company trade, OK: Sub Title- There's gold in them thar streams! DOT:VSE is the symbol for Demand Gold, a sister or should IU say Brother company. I trade you one Boardwalk for three Railroads. Or something. Better than standing still, lead follow or get out of the way. Chuca From: newsout@canada-stockwatch.com Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 10:57:55 -0800 Subject: Stockwatch: Pacific Bay Minerals Ltd - News Release To: bondee@ma.ultranet.com Another one-third interest in Cry Lake acquired Pacific Bay Minerals Ltd PBM Shares issued 7,369,229 Nov 12 close $0.07 Mon 16 Nov 98 News Release Mr. Guilford Brett reports Pacific Bay Minerals has acquired an additional 33 per cent interest in the Cry Lake Syndicate from Demand Gold for $31,000.00, for a total of two-thirds of the syndicate. The syndicate staked six properties in the Cry Lake area of British Columbia, based on geochemical information generated by the Geological Survey Branch of British Columbia. Cusac Gold Mines holds the remaining one-third interest. Work during the 1998 field season on the Sun property, one of the properties owned by the syndicate, has demonstrated convincingly that exceptionally high zinc and stream sediment samples exist. Samples range between 1,000 ppm and 7,000 ppm zinc. The geologic setting of the Sun property suggests a Sedex-style deposit may exist as the host rocks in the Kechika Trough are generally carbonaceous chert argillites and distal Turbidities of the lower Earn Group. Surprisingly, high nickel (1,658 ppm) cobalt (307 ppm) and gold (258 ppb) also exist in the claim block. These metals generally relate to Ultra basic rocks, which probably exist as intrusions below covered areas of the property. The company will concentrate its efforts next season on finding the source of these encouraging anomalies. A number of narrow copper-silver veins were also discovered, but it is not believed that these veins are the source of the broad zinc, nickel, cobalt, gold geochemistry. Major companies continue to show interest in Pacific Bay's Yukon silver-lead-zinc deposits. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Comment: <<.. are generally carbonaceous chert argillites and distal Turbidities of the lower Earn Group...>>Carbonate Minerals - ""Dictionary of Geology"" Defination- "Common minerals containing the Carbonate anion. About 60 carbonate mineralizations are known, but the most common are aragonite, calcite, dolomite, and magnesite, rhodchrosite and siderite. " Dam, thart means that this Chucaupt found another play in PGMs, dam I am just falling into Rhoadislandisms and can't find any Leverite any more- as it was sideways by thje Siderite! Penguin Books and Philip Kearey thanx for the references! Red Right Returning My boat is agoing on the River errr STREAM, now: xts.net xts.net Dam, maybe it is not a PGM, darn: 202.112.29.88 asahi-net.or.jp Any one see any Rhodium that looks like this, not..me! shef.ac.uk

To: mark warburton who wrote (167)	1/14/1999 2:15:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176

POGO! Half Ounce Per Ton Areas! New Claims and North to Alaska: January 13, 1999 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE "POGO" AREA GOLD PROPERTY ACQUIRED, ALASKA David H. Brett, President, reports that Pacific Bay Minerals has acquired 122 mineral claims and four prospecting licences in the Fairbanks Mining district, Alaska, in the vicinity of the Pogo gold discovery. The purchase price is US$45,000 and 100,000 common shares of Pacific Bay, with a 3% NSR in favour of the vendor (NSR purchasable at US$1 million per percent). The transaction is subject to the approval of the Vancouver Stock Exchange. The Property covers ground believed to be geologically favourable for the discovery of gold mineralization similar to the POGO discovery to the north (Teck Corp.-Sumitomo). Recent estimates of the POGO discovery indicate a 10 million-ton deposit grading 0.52 opt gold, containing some 5.2 million ounces. The Pacific Bay claims, located in the Tanacross Quadrangle Southeast of Fairbanks Alaska, cover a number of Placer gold deposits occurring near an intrusive contact within Palaeozoic meta-sedimentary rocks of the Tanana Terrain. The area has not been covered with glaciers in the past, which means that deposits of alluvial gold are more likely to be derived from local rocks. Random rock samples taken by the vendor during staking contain anomalous gold values in quartzite and quartz-breccias. An exploration program is planned for the summer of 1999. Pacific Bay Minerals Ltd. Per/ David H. Brett President top of page pacific-bay.com Also, go to TNM at northernminer.com And reasearch ( if a subscribber ) some POGO names ...TECH and SUMITOMO but also, Kincross ( spelling?) and many others with claims up there!