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To: Jesse who wrote (1866)5/27/1999 2:10:00 AM
From: George S. Montgomery  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2514
 
________________ MARUM RESOURCES INC. __________________
marumresources.com

SEC 12g(3) Exemption 82-4100
ASE Trading Symbol "MMU" Standard & Poor's Corporate
Manual Listing

News Release - May 27, 1999

INTERNATIONAL TOWER HILL MINES LTD. (ITH - VSE)
MICREX DEVELOPMENT CORP. (MIX - ASE)
MARUM RESOURCES INC. (MMU - ASE)

Geochemical Results Define Large Metal-bearing Basin
in northern Alberta

May 27, 1999 - International Tower Hill Mines Ltd. (ITH - VSE),
Micrex Development Corp. (MIX - ASE) and Marum Resources
Inc. (MMU - ASE) report additional results from their Chinchaga
properties in northwestern Alberta.

The analysis of drill core obtained in February, 1999, by the
Marum/International Tower Hill joint venture in the Chinchaga
area revealed widespread metallic mineralization in layered
volcaniclastic rocks. Marum, as operator of the Chinchaga
joint ventures, initiated a program to test archived samples
collected in the Chinchaga area since 1995. The samples
include surface outcrop samples, trench rock samples and
shallow-hole reconnaissance auger drill samples.

Fifteen samples were submitted for total digestion ICP
analysis. These samples were selected on the basis that
they were collected at the same stratigraphic level as the
mineralized layers encountered in the February, 1999 drill
program; a horizontal volcaniclastic layer currently defined
as being approximately 100 metres thick. All fifteen samples
were found to contain high levels of metallic elements that
are comparable to those contained in recent drill core
analyses. Additionally, key hydrothermal mineralizing
indicators such as boron and barium are highly enriched.
A selection of elemental results are presented in the
following table:

High Low Average
Silver (gms) 7.2 0.5 3.0
Boron (ppm) 3210 94 1345
Barium (ppm) 1040 409 762
Nickel (ppm) 225 62 105
Vanadium (ppm) 965 72 301
Zinc (ppm) 375 60 135
Note: (ppm) means "parts per million", (gms) means grams per tonne.

The samples were taken from 100% Marum property,
Marum/International Tower Hill joint venture property and
Marum/Micrex Joint venture property. The distribution of known
mineralization in the layered volcaniclastic unit is now known to
extend a distance of approximately 156km north to south, by
approximately 35km east to west. It is likely that the mineralized
area may extend another 30km westward. Over 85% of the mineralized
horizon occurs on land controlled by Marum, the Marum/Micrex joint
venture or the Marum/International Tower Hill joint venture. These new
results define a large, layered, easily accessible mineralized
volcaniclastic unit that has the potential to contain large tonnage
mineral deposits. The next exploration step involves the identification
of areas where the metal concentrations are high enough to be
considered economic.

All of these properties remain active diamond exploration properties
and various diamond exploration sampling programs are planned for
the summer field seasons, with possible drilling along main access routes.

The metals exploration program currently consists of a regional structural
study to locate areas for sampling and drilling, primarily areas of high
faulting density where the metallic mineralization may be concentrated
into economic grades at or near surface. Additional sample results will
be reported when they are received.

The Vancouver Stock Exchange and The Alberta Stock Exchange have not
reviewed and do not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of
this release.
_____________________________________________________________

Chinchaga Project Website
mmu.simplenet.com
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There's the NR, Jesse.

Hope you're having a fun night out.

Is the leverage for metals close to the leverage fpr diamonds. I mean the degree to which the stock price/value is influenced by a 'find.'

george