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INTRODUCTION

   Pallas Resource Corporation holds a Certificate of Good Standing from the Nevada Secretary of State's Office dated May 5, 2005.

   Pallas owns 560 acres east of Reno, Nevada, known as the Gooseberry Mine property. Land near these 560 acres is now (2005) selling for prices between $1.95 and $2.75 per square foot. One neighboring property will be used for warehousing and regional distribution by WalMart. 

   The property is located almost in the middle of the new 102,000 acre Tahoe/Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) which is touted as being the largest development of its kind in the world. The Gooseberry is being referred to as the hole in the TRIC doughnut.

   Due to problems caused by frauds perpetrated against Pallas, title to the Gooseberry property is contested. Documentation exists to expose said frauds.

   At 43,560 square feet, each Gooseberry acre has a comparative market value of somewhere between $82 thousand and $119 thousand. The 560 acres extrapolate to a value range of $45 million to $66 million. This, of course, represents basic real estate value only.

   Asamera Minerals, now owned by ConocoPhillips, sold 100% of the Gooseberry Mine to Pallas Resource Corporation according to the written agreement dated April 16, 1993. Pallas was given to believe that it was purchasing all of the Gooseberry property; it did so in good faith. Now Martin Family heirs have come forth claiming they own 50% of the Gooseberry Mine and that Asamera sold 100% of its 50% ownership. This does not conform to Asamera's Sales Agreement with Pallas, and thus constitutes a fraud perpetrated by Asamera. Asamera also misrepresented the quantity, quality, and value of minerals remaining on the property. These are only two of a number of frauds committed against Pallas.  More>>>

SERONA RESOURCE CORPORATION

   William T. Jordan incorporated Serona Resource Corporation in Nevada during 1984 to serve various functions. In the formative stages of business development, research was conducted into oil, gas, and geothermal prospects, but Jordan's primary interest was in gold and silver mining.  More>>>

 

   

 
DOCUMENTS

LETTER TO MR. STEVE SIMANONOK OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, DATED MAY 31, 2006

     From our last discussion, you stated that for our company to file a complaint it was to be sent directly to yourself, whereby you would promptly pass it to your counsel for proper handling. I presume you mean to an inspector with the Office of The Inspector General, and that we will be put in direct contact.  More>>>

EMAIL & INFORMATION FROM ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, DATED MAY 31, 2006

     ... to expedite your request for Superfund information ...  More>>>

LETTER TO STOREY COUNTY SHERIFF, DATED NOVEMBER 1, 2005

     Re: Storey County continues to aid those who want to steal our properties without fair market consideration, use, and income.  More>>>

LETTER FROM PALLAS' COUNSEL TO STOREY COUNTY, DATED OCTOBER 27, 2005

     Our client recently advises that an official effort was recently made by Storey County to evict Pallas from the Gooseberry Mine property ... More>>>

LETTER TO STOREY COUNTY SHERIFF, DATED OCTOBER 24, 2005  

     Re: Threat, eviction notice, and personal safety issues!  More>>>

LETTER TO STOREY COUNTY, DATED OCTOBER 19, 2005

     Re: Harassment, threats, and intimidation by Storey County at our Gooseberry properties.  More>>>

STOREY COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE #1,
DATED MAY 20, 2005

     The Storey County Treasurer has taken a deed to the above noted parcel and will sell the parcel at public auction on September 22, 2005.  More>>>

STOREY COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE #2, DATED MAY 20, 2005

     The Storey County Treasurer has taken a deed to the above noted parcel and will sell the parcel at public auction on September 22, 2005.  More>>>

LETTER TO NEVADA DIVISION OF MINERALS, DATED MAY 19, 2004

     A letter ... to John Unverzagt demanding that he remit monies due to Pallas immediately.  More>>>

LETTER TO IDAHO SALVAGE & RESTORATION, DATED MAY 6, 2004

     Your name has come up as being a potential buyer of equipment and various properties from our Gooseberry Mine location.  More>>>

LETTER TO JOHN UNVERZAGT, DATED APRIL 26, 2004

     In the Order issued by District Court dated May 2, 2002, it is stated: "That Unverzagt ... provide each party with a full and complete accounting of all company sales of equipment and assets at the mine, including a description of the property, sale price, and name of buyer."   More>>>

LETTER TO STOREY COUNTY, DATED APRIL 26, 2002

     This complaint is lodged this date against George Hodge and Arthur White for continued criminal vandalism, theft, trespassing, and many other wrongful acts ...  More>>>

MOTION FOR ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE - CONTEMPT, DATED MARCH 25, 2002

     The State of Nevada ... moves the Court for an Order to Show Cause why Plaintiff should not be held in civil contempt of court for deliberately disobeying and continuing to disobey a valid judgment from this Court entered on May 4, 2000.  More>>>

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, DATED MARCH 25, 2002

     Upon reading and filing the attached motion for order to show cause, the attached affidavit of Alan Coyner and October 23,2001, letter from William T. Jordan, and review of other documents, papers, and pleadings in the file, from which it appears that Defendants have failed to observe and obey the lawful Judgment of this Court entered on May 4, 2000, etc.  More>>>

AFFIDAVIT OF ALAN COYNER, DATED MARCH 17, 2002

     I am the Administrator of the Nevada Division of Minerals (Division), which administers the statutorily authorized Nevada Reclamation Bond Pool (Bond Pool). The Bond Pool was authorized by the 1989 Legislature for the benefit of small miners who may have trouble obtaining a reclamation performance bond from a commercial surety.  More>>>

LETTER TO ALAN COYNER AND DOUG DRIESNER, DATED SEPTEMBER 24, 2001

     Reading over your (Coyner's) prepared statement presented to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Resources, Subcommittee on Energy & Mineral Resources, March 28, 2000 and comparing it to what you told Judge Fondi in an Affidavit dated July 9, 1999 clearly shows the ability to shift positions as the occasion dictates.  More>>>

LETTER TO ATTORNEY GENERAL DEL PAPA, DATED AUGUST 23, 2001

     This correspondence is to inform you of some very unsettling news I received a couple of weeks ago which appears to have been done by a Deputy Attorney General using your name. More>>>

LETTER TO ALAN COYNER AND DOUG DRIESNER, DATED MARCH 26, 2001

     With justification, Pallas Resource Corporation demands that: 1)Storey County taxes be paid immediately by the Nevada Division of Minerals using Pallas' money now in its possession, and 2) Asamera Minerals be made to pay for the Gooseberry Mine reclamation.  More>>>

LETTER TO DOUG DRIESNER, DIVISION OF MINERALS, DATED FEBRUARY 19, 2001 

     Pursuant to our recent discussions regarding the Gooseberry Mine, it came as a relief that you were thinking of having Asamera Minerals pay for the Reclamation at our Gooseberry Mine rather than Pallas Resource Corporation.  More>>>

JUDGMENT, DATED MAY 4, 2000

     A complaint in this matter was filed August 20, 1999. Service of the complaint and summons was made upon defendants on August 24 and 26, 1999. Injunctive relief granting plaintiff access to the defendants' mine site and enjoining further disposition or encumbrance of the plaintiff's collateral was granted by the Court following a hearing on September 8, 1999.  More>>>

OFFER OF JUDGMENT, DATED APRIL 10, 2000

     Pursuant to Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure 68, Defendants Pallas Resource Corporation, and William Jordan, President, by and through undersigned counsel, hereby offers to allow judgment to be entered in this action in favor of the Plaintiff.  More>>>

OFFER OF JUDGMENT, DATED MARCH 6, 2000

     Pursuant to NRCP 68, Defendant, Pallas Resource Corp., by and through undersigned counsel, hereby offers to allow judgment to be entered in this action in favor of the Plaintiff. The offer provides that in exchange for a full release, Defendant offers to provide clean title to all of the "tagged equipment" which is listed on attached Exhibit A, and further agrees to cooperate fully with either removal or sale of such equipment as Plaintiff deems fit.  More>>>

LETTER FROM CAMERON ADAMS, DATED MAY 25, 1995

     In reply to your request we are pleased to offer the enclosed appraisal of selected plant equipment located at your Gooseberry Mine.  More>>>

TIME MAGAZINE ARTICLE REGARDING THE CULT OF SCIENTOLOGY, DATED MAY 6, 1991

     Scientology poses as a religion, but really is a ruthless global scam.  More>>>