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To: Andrew G. who wrote (415)	1/31/1999 5:12:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 746

Andy -Many thanks for the kind words..so much so I had to just read to family..what a kick. Maybe that IS why I post that way! Enjoy the ride...I will PM you and the laugh affect that you really did here...it is great! Now as to the Golds...I have high hopes for the future...and MG you must read the new INFO at the website befor you laught to hard...I have 15,000 acres of mining claims some of which have a declarred amount of 20,000 acres staked around them at MGAU sub exployers that were partly in my first Claim Group in 1997. WE HAVE METAL and we have some SFA standard stuff there and elsewhere..lots of DESERT dirt but some hard sources are verrified: mg-resources.com mg-resources.com <<The MG Natural Resources Marble Quarry is on the western flank of the Little Harquahala Mountains. The Quarry is located approximately 90 miles due west of Phoenix, Arizona and four miles north of Interstate 10. Hovatter Road, also known at Harquahala Mine Road at exit 53 is a well-maintained gravel road used to access the quarry four miles north of I-10 (figure 1). Figure 1. Location Map The Little Harquahala Mountains are located in the Transverse Range region of the Basin and Range Province of Arizona. Typical topography is low eroded rugged mountains with moderately incised washes, which immediately diminish into bajadas on the southern perimeter of the mountain range. These bajadas, along the southern pediment, give way to a wide expansive plain. Noted topographic features in the immediate vicinity are Martin Peak and the Harquahala Plain. Elevations range from 1600 feet to 2333 feet at Martin Peak (figure. 2). The marble quarry is located in the Ellsworth Mining District. Adjacent to Martin Peak, to the northeast, is the historic Bonanza Mine (also known as the Harquahala Mine). The mine was one of the richest gold mines in the State of Arizona. Production has been estimated at $3.5-$5.0 million at old gold prices of $20.67 per ounce. The ore milled yielded over an ounce of gold per ton, from all accounts. >> So, U see...we all still have that chance in many areas to...Dream To Be Richer...but the richness you wrote is ...the best types of Gold! auctionbuy.com and my Dirt near Dale Runyon at Maxam is called PT-109 at the site of ours above so,( & White Rock is surrounded almost by MGAU:BB Lands!) see Dales Site: maxamgold.com I have 2 pix sites with beautifull seens of Arizona, I was given the great opportunity to explore there by the folks I met on the Dirt Threads here at S.I. and in one 52 week period had to go out there for 13 weeks.,..doing..what has lead to 97 Claims of 160 acres of mineral rights leases each. That is an example of how this INTERNET BIZ at stogies-online.com WILL CHANGE COMMERECE forever...hell..I am loading up more at the open! So..what is an average price for anyway! Chucau- I smoke and I vote, with my shares! ININ...not OUT-OUT , yet Babe! P.S.- ONLINE EXAMPLE: recorder.maricopa.gov >>> recorder.maricopa.gov >>> recorder.maricopa.gov >>>>White Rock is at the Opposite Meeting by the Gila Mountians meeting the Eagletail Mts ,,like the little Hacq Meeting the SAME Eagaletail Mts!!! >>> > just found this on OUR Group this year: Message 7577478 TIA YES!