Business
Smartstox.com Spotlights Property Acquisitions in the West Timmins Camp by Amador Gold and Lateegra Gold
Smartstox.com Spotlights Property Acquisitions in the West Timmins Camp by Amador Gold and Lateeg...
About this update from Mene, Inc. Class B
[{"type":"text","content":"\nSmartstox.com Spotlights Property Acquisitions in the West Timmins Camp by Amador Gold and Lateegra Gold\n\n\n Oct. 8, 2009 (Baystreet.ca) -- Vancouver, British Columbia, Oct. 8, 2009. The Smartstox Online TV Talk Show is alerting subscribers and other resource stock investors to important property acquisitions by Smartstox-profiled companies Amador Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: AGX) and Lateegra Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: LRG). Both companies are active in the west Timmins mining camp where deep drilling success by Lakeshore Gold and West Timmins Mining has revealed the potential for rich gold discoveries in an area that was previously thought to be barren.\nAmador Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: AGX) already had a strong portfolio of properties in the West Timmins area, and late in September they added the Sewell East holding which lies along the prolific Destor-Porcupine Fault. Over the past several days Amador has announced drill plans for four of their Ontario properties, including three in the Timmins region. One of those to be drilled is the Horwood project where Amador has discovered numerous high-grade gold showings on surface over approximately four square kilometres. Grab samples have graded as high as 75.0 g/t gold. The proposed drilling at Horwood will focus on testing the possibility of a deep-seated gold system. \nSmartstox host Stanlie Hunt talked with Amador Gold's president, Richard Hughes, about the new enthusiasm for west Timmins exploration projects and Amador’s own strong suite of projects in the area in our new online interview available at http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/agx.\nLateegra Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: LRG) has also been active in the Timmins West area and in a short time they have acquired claims covering approximately 49,000 acres, making Lateegra one of the largest land-holders in the western Timmins area. A complete historical review of each property is currently being compiled, and Lateegra intends to aggressively pursue exploration recommendations on several of the recently acquired claims beginning this fall. Ready access to the properties through logging roads along with the well-developed mining and exploration talent pool in nearby Timmins will significantly assist their undertakings.\nStanlie Hunt discussed Lateegra’s plans for their west Timmins holdings with company president Ch...