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:. <br />• VRANESH ,nNO RAISCH, LLC • III III III 1111111 III <br />ATTORNEYS AT LAW 999 <br />JER RT W. RAI6CN 1120 I9Ta~ ST REET~ SUITE 200 GEORGE VRANCSM IRETIRE D) <br />JOHN R. NENDERSON <br />P. O. BO%fiTI THOMAS MORRIS <br />M ICHACL O. 6HIMMIN <br />EUGENE J. RIO RDAN BOULDER, COLORADO 80306-0071 <br />PAUL J. 21 L16 <br />OOUGLA6 A. GOULOING TELEPHONE 303/443-6161 <br />TELECOPIER 303/493-9666 <br />RECEIVED <br />JUL 17 1995 <br />July 14, 1995 <br />Division of rUimerais ~ Geology <br />Mr. Carl Mount <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Re: COM, Inc. Letter and Fax of December 16, 1994 <br />Dear Mr. Mount: <br />I am hereby requesting a copy of the fax and letter from COM, <br />Inc. dated the 16th day of December, 1994 changing COM, Inc.'s <br />negotiating agent from J. Wayne Tatman to Thames Hartley. This <br />document is referenced in Factual Finding 3 (c) of the NOV and <br />Cease and Desist dated February 1st, 1994 (M-95-O1) in File M-83- <br />141. <br />This is all very confusing, as on December 15, 1994, COM, Inc. <br />ostensibly executed a termination letter severing its contractual <br />ties with Mr. Hartley's corporation, Durango Metals. This termina- <br />tion letter was immediately rushed to Mr. Hartley by hand delivery <br />so that his lawyers could attach it to a Complaint footer dated <br />December 15. 1994. <br />Unfortunately, the Complaint was not directed at COM, Inc. or <br />Mr. Tatman for his deed, but at a third party, Binx Ruag, age 76, <br />of Eldora, whom Durango blamed for the loss of its $5 million <br />investment contract with COM, Inc. The investment contract had <br />been executed by Mr. Tatman on behalf of COM only six days <br />before...the parties were in such a hurry to seize the investment <br />opportunity that the typos in the agreement ("Joint Venture <br />Agreement to Construct and Operate a Mine and Mill") were not even <br />corrected. <br />It seems that just two days before the execution of the <br />venture agreement, Boulder County had affirmed a zoning decision <br />denying COM the ability to mill Eldora ores in Gold Hill. This <br />setback apparently inspired the parties to move quickly to a fresh <br />investment commitment. <br />