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Our
Program How
Mining Claim Royalties Work How
You Make Money
A Schedule of Buying
Mining Claims Related
Prospects to Consider
Contract Agreement for
Purchase of Lithium Mining Claim(s) (pdf)
Confidentiality /
Non-Circumvention / Non-Compete Agreement (pdf)
OUR
PROGRAM
We
are proposing a program to stake and file the appropriate mining claims in the
general area of the prospect area. The Investors will participate with us in a
joint venture to secure the mining claims and to maintain them until we have
secured a mining company to join us in drilling and proving the claims for its
lithium brine potential.
For
this program we do the research and prospecting to find the best locations for
lithium brine mining claims. We stake and file the mining claims on your behalf.
The claims will be held by us for your benefit. You will receive a percentage of
the royalty interest from the mining claims plus a percentage of the profits on
any fee, sale or bonuses that may be paid for the assignments of the mining
claims.
We
manage all aspects of the initial staking, filing and recording the mining
claims for record. We will negotiate with mining companies to drill the claims
to discover what level of lithium brines may be present on the claims.
This
is an opportunity to be a part of a unique exploration effort that may find
another great lithium brine discovery in the U. S.
HOW
MINING CLAIM ROYALTIES WORK
Royalties
are one of the greatest money making systems in the world. By definition, a
royalty is a share of production free and clear of the costs of production,
curved out of the lessee’s (mining company or operator) interest in the
production of the mining claims.
In
our program you do nothing except pay for the acquisition and yearly rental fees
for the mining claims. For this you receive a percentage of the income from the
net proceeds paid for lithium brines mined from the claims, plus any up front
bonuses. (See Contract)
Federal
and State mining claims are claims on public land for mineral exploration and
development. Not all public land is available for mining claims. The Bureau of
Land Management (BLM) on behalf of the Federal government manages the filing of
mining claims on public land. Mining claims also have to be filed in the county
of the state where the claim is located. The county fees may vary from county to
county and state to state. We handle the initial filing of the mining claims
with the BLM and the counties in which they are located.
Under
Federal law a mining claim is for prospecting, mining and processing operations.
Mining claims are not intended for other uses and are specifically forbidden by
law. The mining claims cannot be used for personal or recreational use.
The
mining claims may become patentable after five years of a mining operation on
petition to the U.S. government.
The
federal government does not at this time charge a royalty on mining claim
production as it does for oil and gas production.
In
summary, the mining companies will pay a bonus to the owner of the mining claims
for the right for exploration, drilling and development of the claims. This is
the money you share in, plus the royalties retained on assignment of the claims
to the mining company. The royalties ranges from approximately 2% to 5%
depending on the desirability of the subject mining claims. All these factors
are subject to negotiation with the mining company. Since we share in the
proceeds we will negotiate the very best deal we can for royalties and bonuses
for all Investors who join our program.
HOW
YOU MAKE MONEY
You
will make a percentage of the royalty payments from the net production of
lithium from the claims plus a percentage of the bonuses paid for the assignment
of the claims to a mining company.
Given
the large volumes of production that could come from lithium brine mined the
royalties can be in the millions of dollars per year. Plus, bonus payments for
the assignment of mining claims are often quite substantial and usually cover
all the upfront costs of staking and filing and maintaining the claims.
A
SCHEDULE OF BUYING MINING CLAIMS
It
is important to have a large number of mining claims as your percentage of the
proceeds will depend on how many mining claims you own in proportion to all the
claims we will be staking and filing and assigning as a block to a mining
company.
All
interest payments are in proportion to the number of mining claims you own in
relationship to the mining claims sold or assigned to a mining company.
In
addition to the above one time charges, you will be responsible for the yearly
rental fees and any other related charges assess by the BLM. The BLM yearly
rental fees are a nominal amount of approximately $175.00 per claim payable on
or before September 1st of each year.
The
law governing mining claims in the U.S. is the General Mining Law of 1872. The
mining laws are somewhat complicated and if you have any questions please
consult your attorney.
Our objective is to stake and file the mining claims
and secure the services of a mining company to drill and test the claims for
lithium brines. We will undertake what action we deem necessary to protect and
defend our mining claims but we cannot guarantee any results or protection for
the claims until we have discovery and production on the claims.
RELATED
PROSPECTS TO CONSIDER
We
are natural resource exploration specialists. We have a number of natural
resources prospects available. Please check out the following for other
investment opportunities.
Gold
Discovery, LLC
Mr.
Murer has pioneered the geologic theory that is the basis for what we believe
could be one of the BIGGEST GOLD DEPOSITS IN THE WORLD near Goldfield, Nevada.
(See www.golddiscoverynv.com)
The
underlying geology of the Goldfield / Tonopah mineral zones arises from the
volcanic eruptions that took place during the Miocene period (20-23 million
years ago) along a ridge of mountains that contain huge mineral deposits that
have been mined for many years in the region from zones of volcanic vents.
To
date, the Goldfield/ Tonopah area has produced approximately 5.9 million ounces
of gold, 175 million ounces of silver and 7.7 million ounces of copper. (Geologic
Report)
The
tremendous volumes of ascending fluids that created the bonanza of gold, silver
and lithium deposits of the Goldfield and Tonopah districts would have descended
down the flanks of the existing strato-volcanoes to accumulate and evaporate in
the adjacent “reserve pit” formed by the Cambrian rock dam know today as the
Paymaster Ridge. These fluids erupted for over one million years (USGS Bulletin
Number 1646).
Geologic
evidence suggests this natural basin existed at the time of the epithermal
mineralization and it is not difficult to imagine the massive paleo-evaporate
tabular ore concentration that may now underlie the placer accumulation. (Geologic Cross
Section)
During
the initial violent stages of the eruption, the potential of molten metals to be
ejected from the volcanic vents would have also been likely. To date no drilling
has been done to test the bottom of the ‘reserve pit’ for accumulation of
metals that could contain a world class gold deposit. If you are interested in
gold mining claims please see our web site at www.GoldDiscoveryNV.com.
Proton
Uranium Corporation
Mr.
Christian F. Murer pioneered the geologic theory that gave him the insight to
find the original mining claims for the largest underground uranium mine in the
United States, the Tony M Mine in Ticaboo, Utah. Over $200,000,000 has been
spent in developing the Tony M Mine and Mr. Murer is now receiving guaranteed
royalties on the uranium mined from his claims.
The
same proprietary geology theories that were the basis of the discovery for the
uranium mining claims for the Tony M Mine is now being applied to the staking
and claiming of the next round of uranium mining claims in Utah. If you are
interested in uranium mining claims please see our web site at www.ProtonUranium.com.
Universal
Oil & Gas, LLC
Universal
Oil & Gas, LLC is undertaking a program to offer to the general public the
opportunity to participate in the acquisition of Federal Oil and Gas Leases in
high prospect areas for oil and gas exploration and drilling. (See www.Universaloilleases.com).
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