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a • ��rt�?�>a�tttttttiit <br /> - -..l Ullexom <br /> Published Every Thursday Since 1883 <br /> In%Vcstcliffc.Colorado <br /> 1 1 <br /> 7/21/2016 The quest for Custer County silver: Canadian firm reviews <br /> its options to mine here -- and to make money <br /> Ta b I e of Contents In an extended telephone conversation this week with <br /> Matthew Hughes, a Director with Viscount Mining, the <br /> Tribune learned that the Canadian company indeed is <br /> committed to the exploration of mining claims north of <br /> Expert climber dies in fall from Silver Cliff. "We are not miners,"Hughes said; "we are <br /> RecallCresto <br /> Needle mineral explorers."As a publically traded company, "all our <br /> Recall petition seeks to oust information is available—everything, our contracts, and with <br /> commissioner Kattnig whom,"Hughes noted,referring specifically to the Toronto <br /> 16,500-acre Hayden Pass Fire Stock Exchange and the US Securities and Exchange <br /> 45 percent contained Commission. An initial look into the Toronto Exchange <br /> Annual jazz camp starts website (www.tmx.com) did show that there is considerable <br /> Monday;camp grad to perform energy put into investor programs by Canadian venture <br /> Aug.4 companies, and a special section of information related to <br /> The quest for Custer County those enterprises is available at www.investcom.com. This is <br /> silver:Canadian firm reviews known as the Toronto Stock Exchange Venture program. <br /> its options to mine here—and to However, it would take further investigation to find Viscount <br /> make money Mining within this information, as there is no immediate or <br /> 69th annual County Fair;loth current information on the company there. The same dead <br /> annual Stampede:Big weekend end was experienced at www.sec.gov, where a search for <br /> shines spotlight on the Valley's Viscount Mining resulted in old news about similarly named <br /> ranching heritage <br /> companies. Nonetheless, Hughes will soon be in town to <br /> Angry Desperation help get out the correct information to the community, and <br /> Peaks of the Past has arranged to be in contact with the Tribune as soon as <br /> possible. "We want to make sure that our object is <br /> understood," he stated, "and that is to verify mineral <br /> See what resources previously reported."He cited Passiflora as an <br /> you're missing! example of, in this case, a publically held unpatented mining <br /> claim to be explored. BLM would be involved in that <br /> instance, but, Hughes said, "our first arrangements will be <br /> with private claim owners, next the BLM."Marty Houhoulis, <br /> a Rosita based geologist with international mining <br /> experience in his portfolio, has been doing a bit of <br /> preliminary work for Viscount on existing claims, where <br /> some 700 plus drill holes are already in place. He is hopeful <br /> that should the initial exploratory work confirm the presence <br /> of silver resources thought to be there, local people would be <br /> ired to continue the"twinning" drilling that would be part <br /> 1 f the exploration. J.D. Henrich, Custer County Assessor <br /> onfirmed that Houhoulis had requested and looked at maps <br /> )sating particularly the Colgate family holdings in the area <br /> KL R orth of Silver Cliff. Houhoulis also referred to Bill Tezak's <br /> holdings there. Henrich also pointed out that Viscount might <br />