D. Charles Stuart About The President Hello: I'm Charles Stuart and through experience gained during my 60 years in mining,focusing on exploration,geology, prospecting,and holding senior management positions,together lead to concluding a research contract with the Technion Institute in Haifa.This program was to be headed by Doctor Gabriella Schmuckler, who was engaged in the chemical seperation platinum group metals.When Dr. Schmuckler attained the chemical seperation the procedure was so unique that a patent was granted for the process.In 1973 I jokingly challenged a group of urged a group of Princeton Nuclear Physicists to find an accurate method of assaying such complex ores such as black sands,and the platinum group metals etc.They enlisted the science of neutron activation analysis in response to this challenge.Which in present day has almost become a common practice.Both of these breakthroughs w ere instrumental in establishing my credentials in these fields.This prompted many to seek out my advice on the complex ore analysis and the seperation of the platinum group metals.

HISTORY OF A DRY LAKEBED Nevada Dry Lake Bed This best describes the overall appearance of the property’s surface, but what lies beneath this surface, however, is another matter; a large rich mineral deposit, the existence of which, still continues to baffle many. The brackish water, which saturates the mud-like deposit, is probably the remnants of an ancient sea, dating back many thousands of years, to a time when Nevada and Utah were mostly covered by the Pacific Ocean. Many theories abound as to how this mineral deposit came to be. None however, allowed credence to what some consider to be the two most important factors which probably influenced the final outcome: (a) the extreme depth of this valley, (more than a thousand feet), and (b) strong geo-thermal activity, which still exists today. The combination of these features probably caused the destabilizing of the rich concentrations of colloidal mineralization carried within the ocean’s currents, and prompted these concentrations to drop out of solution. Perhaps these disturbances were responsible for unrelated particles to combine and the countervailing currents carried the particles downward and deposited them in this deep valley on ocean’s floor. Ocean currents were not the only source of riches that were brought to this valley. Other material from erosion were to share this depository, and became building blocks for the viscous mud- like substance, that became the carrier medium for the precious metals. Over a long period of time, the valley either reached its capacity, and lost its ability to attract and hold more, or it was caught up in events, such as the movement of tectonic plates, causing mountain ranges to be pushed up, cutting the inflow of water from the Pacific. The outcome was the creation of a land locked sea, where during a short interval of geological time, the hot desert sun quickly turned this land-locked sea into a dry ocean bed, supporting sparse sagebrush. The deposit is presently covered with a crust that varies in thickness from 2-3 feet, and can support light vehicular traffic. Hidden beneath this thick crust is an expanse of saturated, thick viscous mud- like substance, which acts as a medium, to carry and hold this rich mineralization. As stated before this mud- like deposit has been tested to a depth, in excess of one thousand, two hundred and fifty feet, and still has considerable Geo-Thermal activity present.It may well be that this geo-thermal activity is, in itself, a source of secondary mineral enrichment. In any event, it is responsible for the surface temperature of the lake bed remaining a constant at 100° F. (35° C.) winter and summer. The ore bearing medium can be removed from under the dry lake bed’s crust, simply by pumping, and poses no risk to the environment, nor will the extraction procedure disrupt, or have a negative impact on the desert’s beauty, or its esthetic values. OUR PROPERTY.. VIEW #1 Over the years many groups and individuals have become intrigued by this property, but without an available method of extraction in commercial quantities, they soon lost interest. We have initiated a testing program which yielded commercial values, which are outstanding and have more than assured the commercial viability of the deposit. Email: For More About Our Business Proposition ©Copyright 2003 SupremeTemplates.com All Rights Reserved.

VIEW # 2 A few years ago,our Nevada partners approached Stuart to discuss this property,in which they suspected the ore as having significant quantities of gold and platinum group metals with rare earths.The topics discussed ranged from,the peculiarities of the mineralization,and its'dissemination in the ore,to the final metal extraction.     VIEW # 3 Continuing research and testing have shown that recovery of gold and platinum group metals from this unique gray mud-like ore can be enhanced far beyond what was first thought possible with this proprietary ore extraction process.To read more ... Click on the Linked Pages.