It has come to our attention that Laure Kent is trying to get a mining permit to drill some 20 holes on claims that may not belong to her. She is trying to say that her company foreclosed on mining claims that belonged to the Beenah Group Inc.



The claims of the Beenah Group Inc which have been voided are listed below.



NMMC40171 OUTLAW #4

NMMC40172 OUTLAW #5

NMMC40173 OUTLAW #6

NMMC91458 OUTLAW #7

NMMC91459 OUTLAW #8

NMMC91460 OUTLAW #9

NMMC40167 GOOD LUCK #6

NMMC91461 GOOD LUCK #7

NMMC91462 GOOD LUCK #8

NMMC91463 GOOD LUCK #9

NMMC155042 S & S NO 1

NMMC155043 S & S NO 2

NMMC155044 S & S NO 3

NMMC155045 S & S NO 4



On December 19, 2005 a decision was reached by the BLM and the claims were declared void.

All of the claims that were owned by the Beenah Group Inc last mining fees were paid for 2005 in 2004.



What that would mean is that Laura Kent did file forclosure on the Beenah Group Inc. but she or her company did not pay the mining fees. So even though she may or may not hold papers that give her the claims of the The Beenah Group Inc., she has failed to keep the mining claims active. Therefore she has lost her right to mine the claims. These claims were mining claims on BLM land and only pretained to the mineral rights under those claims. The Burbank Mine and Mill site are on BLM property which are subject to the paying of mining fees to keep them active.

Nick

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