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To: san antonio group who wrote (9075)	1/23/1999 12:38:00 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Yeah...can't wait to read Richies shot in the morning...a little deflecting music please. I talked with Mike today...he seems chipper...I like to say that rather than specifics. I told him/asked him to feel free to do whatever he wants (whatever-claims nearby are relativestrengthindexes) on our (the 8s Groups) claims up north ( I leave options open so to speak)...IF he wants to. He said we wasn't thinking of anything like that right now...there are others with favorites in Globals arsenels...remember they have Weaver Creek...and the ORG mine as well as the Hassey Ore Pile. Nice to have stuff. We talked on the needs of verrifications to help show the investors the goods...he agreed that philosphy is best. I asked if Jim EC had a favotite such as the Oro Grande Mine or something- said not as far as he knew...I was just asking...We have choices with Global here. Little of this a lot of that mix and match and stirred, not shaken! As James Bond said when he tossed the radio into the bathtub with Pussy Sommore or something in the float- "Shocking!" A little electricity always creates soime shocks...and ya have to make some waves...to ride the surf. Chucastatement, safe harbors added hereinwithinaforementioned. ( Ya like that word FT)

To: san antonio group who wrote (9075)	1/23/1999 12:49:00 AM
From: JACK R. SMITH JR.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14226

SAG, I thank you and yours for your support of this company. I thank all loyal investors for their guts and fortitude if they are still with us. Sorry to say that I still am even when faced with the insults that this company has presented me. It has been a company which I thought and many do think has some future potential. I must tell you that when one pisses into the wind for 15 years and feels the sting of salt upon his face, even the most loyal begin to flag. That is where I am. I have no faith in current management and I will only be brought to faith when the refiners check hits the bank! It needs to be a big check and beyond the ability of the conpany to finance. I am just sorry that I have to be this way, but that is the way that I am here. No more crap about testing and "future potential"--that is history. I wish to hear about the refiners check!! The 50 ton test has melded into a sampling of the Oro Grande and lots of other stuff. We need continuity of purpose and a standard by which we gage results. If the standard keeps changing, then we never know the result. Look, I have been listening to this crap for 15 years. The scene changes, but never the theme! Time to cut the crap and produce some significant "metal in the refiners hand". That will bring a large check and we can all respect that. Nothing short of that will impress any-damn-body! Look, guys, mentally, I have taken my loss on this one and written it off. I will not add insult to injury by buying another share until I see the refiners check hit the bank. It needs to be a significant check, and it needs to renew my faith in this company and its appointed management--I use the term generically, and with no respect! Former tout who has a doubt, Jack!

To: san antonio group who wrote (9075)	1/23/1999 8:21:00 AM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Respond to of 14226

San, <<metal in hand when the resin was burnt off!>> What's the big surprise? They said they could do that months ago. One successful test does not a mine make, we don't even know how successfully the resin loaded. <<don't know what your problem is>> I told you I'm stupid, I don't know what this company has done, is doing, or will do. You don't seem to know either. <<it's time to get the heck out!>> I don't want to take a large loss, I have until the end of December and a lot can change before then. I can appreciate your zeal, you must be a lot longer than you would like. I sure wouldn't want to be responsible for getting others into this stock. <<not discourage Dennis>> I have a suggestion for a better way to get information, let's call a special shareholder meeting.