Ownership,in addition to commonsense, otc noting PanAm as a

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Jun 19, 2012 at 2:46 AM

Ownership,in addition to commonsense, otc noting PanAm as a sub of CWRN's and official public sites like Nev Sec of State doing the same,look at all the representations in the PR's that CWRN owns the sub and hence the mine.

Do you think CWRN would regularly be putting out PR's about ownership of somebody elses mine-no the real owner would seek an injunction to protect itself

Do you think that Bob et al would, just accidentally be at the mine every time a visitor comes and reports back to this board.

Do you think Bob et al would be consistently taking pics of somebody elses mine-who would allow that

Its literally insane to suggest CWRN doesnt own or operate the mine via its sub

note the many times repeated note of CWRN in the PR representing the sub is subsumed under CWRN-in English that means CWRN owns the sub-which is absolutely normal-companies -penny and blue chips,commonly have subs-at the time they formed it Mex law required a sub headed by a Mex national.

Note also that PR like some other PR's says the company is continuously mining the near-surface iron minerals.

The share structure is noted in many PR's and has not changed since 2010(NOV 17 PR).

The custom trommel and the by products it will process are also noted

CWRN: "Wide Area Deep Drilling Underway"
Date : 04/13/2012 @ 8:30AM
Source : MarketWire
Stock : Cotton & Wstn Mining (CWRN)

CWRN: "Wide Area Deep Drilling Underway"

Cotton & Wstn Mining (USOTC:CWRN )

Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CWRN ) In 2011, Panamerican Minerals Ventures, S.A. de C.V. Mexico, the operators of the "Guadalupe Iron Mineral Concession," drilled three deep conformation holes 300 meters apart in the center line of the 1,500 meter long Coloso Iron Mineral Vein, (one of four major iron mineral veins located on the concession); the purpose of those drill-holes was to explore the depth of the Coloso Vein, since the original drill program of 68 holes was shallow at 20-meters depth. Drill-hole 69 at 44-meters revealed continuous iron minerals mixed Magnetite and Hematite down to an elevation point of 81-meters above sea level, where the drilling was suspended without punching through the iron minerals as the iron content became lower and the mineral became solid magnetite. Drill-hole 70 at 84-meters depth on the lower elevation of the concession revealed the same mineral structure as drill-hole 69, hitting iron mineral at 4-meters down and continuous to 84-meters where the drilling was suspended at 2-meters above sea level; the third Drill-hole number 71 at 54-meters depth revealed continuous magnetite as well, the drilling was suspended pending simulated concentration testing of the lower grade materials to better understand the percentage of Fe304 (Magnetite Iron Oxide) uplift that could be anticipated if the materials were processed through a series of beneficiations. Results from those analytical studies indicated that the iron minerals can be processed to a Grade-A iron mineral status. Management has been discussing the feasibility of building a concentration plant on site with the corporation of Bao Steel Group of China, provided that there is enough magnetite mineral reserve to justify the investment; therefore, the company has begun a series of new and deeper drilled-holes on a wide-area bases to establish parameters for an accurate calculation of available mineral reserves.

The company is continuously mining the near-surface iron minerals which require dry magnetic separation to achieve the clients specifications.

Other noteworthy news: the Company has contracted PowerScreen of California to build a heavy-duty 8ft x 30ft x 0.05mm cylindrical Trommel screening plant capable of screening out the small iron chips accumulated since the project went into production in November 2010. This equipment should be on-site and ready to begin processing a shipload of sinter fines within the next couple weeks. The balance of iron minerals less than 0.05mm in size shall be sold into the organic mineral fertilizer industry.

CWRN Current Share Structure: The Company has stated that it is not currently providing any Market Awareness nor is it involved with the market in any way. The share price of the Company's stock is solely dictated by the market further to that the share structure has not changed since year 2010, nor does the company intend to participate in any trade programs designed to offer company shares.

Authorized Shares: 6,000,000,000

Outstanding Shares: 4,361,635,980

Restricted Shares: 2,056,610,879

Free Trading Shares: 2,305,025,101

Notes: The Baja Pacific No. 14 - "Mina Guadalupe" is operated by Panamerican Minerals Ventures, S.A. de C.V., Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.

Related News: China Seaborne Trade, Spot Price Iron Ore may be viewed at the following link:

Metal Bulletin Iron Ore Index Link http://www.mbironoreindex.com/

About Cotton & Western Mining, Inc.

Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CWRN ) a Nevada Corporation that is engaged in metal mineral exploration, development and operations for "Iron Mineral Mining." For more information, please visit the company's website at www.cottonwestern.com.

I've posted these proofs re ownership before from PR's etc,and as noted independent sites back it up

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