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CS Mining Completes Acquisition of Assets of Western Utah Copper and Copper King Mining

CS Mining has completed the acquisition of the mining assets of Western Utah Copper Company and Copper King Mining Corporation.

The acquisition was completed through an asset purchase agreement approved by the US Bankruptcy Court in August of 2011. Empire and Clarity are the co-lead investors and worked for more than two years to complete the acquisition. The primary assets include approximately 60,000 acres of mining claims, an operational flotation mill, a full mining fleet and significant copper, gold, silver and magnetite resources. The existing proven, indicated and inferred minerals exceed 600,000 pounds of copper alone and the property has additional promising targets.

"We are pleased to have completed the acquisition of these assets. We have already begun to recruit a superior management team and expect to begin processing operations soon," added David J. Richards, President and Managing Member of Empire Advisors. "I am very pleased to have Clarity Partners as a co-investor in this transaction, and we both expect this district to produce significant amounts of our targeted metals over the next decade and possibly beyond."

"We believe we acquired these assets at an exceptional value" stated Clinton W. Walker, General Partner at Clarity Partners. "The exit from a long bankruptcy process and settlement of prior litigation provides an opportunity for a fresh start for the mining district and job creation in Milford."

Harold R. Shipes, current Chairman and CEO of International Silver, Inc., who has also agreed to become a consultant and member of the initial board of managers said "CS Mining intends to upgrade and expand the processing capabilities to better match potential of the project and the diverse metallurgical requirements of the district."

CS Mining intends to improve the efficiency of the flotation mill, construct a new tailings pond and complete additional metallurgical testing within 3-4 months prior to the restart of operations.

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