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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (14118)	10/19/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: EricE	Respond to of 34075

Jim, "small" is a relative term....some of us are just a little "smaller" than others...<G> or maybe it is "small is in the eyes of the beholder" In any case I for one am thrilled that Probart is considering this journey. He does great DD and takes no sh1t. And I, too, hope that the trip is sooner rather than later. Take that 3-weight and have at 'em! Eric

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (14118)	10/19/1998 3:24:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 34075

It seems that Gold Mining Newsletter Writer "Doug Casey" is hot on Bolivia. Altoro's main area of focus is Bolivia Altoro Gold Corp - Casey says South American elephant hunter a buy Altoro Gold Corp ATG Shares issued 12,832,732 1998-10-16 close $0.27 Monday Oct 19 1998 Doug Casey, writing in the Oct. 1, 1998 issue of his International Speculator, says South American explorer Altoro Gold is a buy at 20 cents. "Now is the time to be buying, not selling," Mr. Casey says in reference to the current depressed market for mineral explorers. Altoro has been caught in the downdraft and it currently sells for less than cash, the letter writer argues. Altoro has 12.8 million shares out and as of June 1, 1998 had $2.6-million in the treasury. It was listed on Jan. 10, 1997 at $2.40 and it peaked the same day at $2.75. Since then it has been on a steady slide. Mr. Casey expresses confidence the treasury is safe in the hands of promoter Ross Beatty. Altoro's main area of focus is Bolivia, with activity also in Brazil. Mr. Casey enthuses the company is exploring five "elephant-size" targets and that costs are being borne by venture partners, so the burn rate is negligible. Management controls around half the stock. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals