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To: Alan Vennix who wrote (2795)	2/17/1999 7:39:00 AM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Respond to of 5143

Alan, <<500# sample was a composite of 16 samples taken at 150 meter spacing from a one square kilometer area>> good point, I forgot and Laser didn't remind me. <VBG> We still don't know anything about homogeneity though. Maybe MGAU also assayed some of those samples to understand if the metals were uniformly distributed? Maybe Tim will ask Mike? <VBG> What wouldn't be good is if most all the metal came from just a few samples. The histogram (Figure "X"): mg-resources.com . <<MG Natural Resources's first exploration priority was to systematically sample the project area by placing a grid upon the mountain feature then procuring samples from precise sites. The assay results from this systematic sampling is pictured in Figure "X." An average of all assays is 0.123 oz. per ton. This program has shown that the gold mineralization at Sinagua is widespread and documented.>>