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Gold/Mining/Energy : Lytton Minerals -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: .Trev who wrote (82)	1/10/1999 5:38:00 PM
From: freddy	Respond to of 92

Thanks Trev, also to those that responded privately. Looks like you've got to be a little "careful going forward with this crew" seems to be the advice I'm getting.

To: .Trev who wrote (82)	1/29/1999 5:26:00 PM
From: VAUGHN	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 92

Hello Trev Just discovered this e-mail received over Christmas. Was asked to forward the message to you on this thread. Vaughn, I'm not a paid up memeber of SI and so cannot make postings, but perjhaps you could inform the Lytton thread, and particularly Fred and Trev of the following: Re: Howard Miller 1. He never sells shares (indeed I believe he has NEVER) of any company on which he is on the board. 2. Howard did not preside over the fall from Grace of Lytton - indeed he was the ONLY shareholder who took some positive action to change things as you know - this was at his own considerable expense - legal, proxy costs etc etc. 3. Howard was the TOP South African corporate lawyer with an impeccable reputation. If you want a reference for this go straight to the top at Anglo. 4.Re Kearney - he is no mate of Miller. He was a Dobson nominee under the old regime and was simply inherited by Miller for some continuity. Agreed he is bad. 5. Nelson - phenomenol project. Share price is very poor but the market does not like small gold producers (100,000 ounces)in Tajikistan. The market does like Miller as you can tell by the institutions that follow him. Also for the first time Canadians are buying Lytton. Dundee are backing Miller. Ned Goodman has too much to lose than to back a bad egg. 6. Miller has been buying both Nelson and Lytton. He believe it takes 10 years to build a good mining venture. He is no speculator - try checking for his inside trades on Canada stockwatch - the guy never sells. He only buys in two companies. One day value will be achieved in both Lytton and Nelson. Regards L. H.