MxMining

Property History:
From 1995 to 1998, the Cieneguita Property was a producing gold mine operated by Glamis Gold Corporation. Historic estimates show that from 1995 to 1998, 197,993 metric tonnes of rock grading about 2.27 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au) was mined from the Cieneguita Property. Due to low gold prices, production was halted in 1998.

Dec 30-2008 - News Release: Under terms of the agreement with Tara Gold for the La Currita Proyecto, Coeur d Alene has made an initial payment of US $250,000 to Tara Gold and will make additional subsequent payments, over the next two years, totaling US $2.75 million to gain 100% interest in the La Currita property. Tara Gold Resources will retain a sliding scale Net Smelter Return (NSR) royalty based on the market price of silver.

Property History:
The La Currita Mine was in steady production from 1983 until 1998 and is estimated to have produced about 200,000 tons. Available production records from 1993 to 1998 show that 129,000 tons a with an averaged grade of 2.33 g/t Au and 191 g/t Ag were produced during this period.

Changing screens on a screen deck is probably one of the most frustrating maintenance issues that's ever done on a processing plant. It's time consuming and will likely shut down your whole process while the maintenance is being performed which in turn digs at your bottom line.

If you think you're not getting the longevity from your screens that you should be there's a lot you can check to try and improve the life of your screen.

Wire cloth care starts from the minute the screens are fabricated.

Don't Ever:

• Store Your Screens on Uneven or Sharp Surfaces.
• Stand Screens on Their Side for Storage.
• Walk on Your Screens.
• Throw Your Screens on the Ground.
• Bend Your Screen Cloth.

All of the points listed above can potentially damage your screens and reduce their longevity. Tiny cracks form easily in the screen cloth if they are bent at too sharp of an angle and later

Like it or not there is still a lot of illicit product producing areas in Mexico and since miners are explorers too, we get into areas that aren't regularly traversed by the normal populous. While I've never personally had a problem in any area or with any people I believe it would be pretty easy to get into if your presence wasn't announced before hand.

The overwhelming aroma of a nearby plantation is more often than not a signal that you should be making some noise to announce your presence so as not startle anybody nearby. Fact is - you're in somebody else's territory and if you want their blessing and the ability to stay there in peace you're best advice is to ignore these going ons as much as possible. Announcement of your movements and plans well ahead of time is also appreciated by the local populous as they will usually move their business, at least temporarily, if they have enough notice.