Two Veins At Depth Intersected Below Historic Mine Workings

VANCOUVER - Kingman Minerals Ltd. reported that core hole MH-04 was drilled at an angle of -70 degrees to intersect the two veins at depth, below the historic mine workings. The hole reached a total depth of 726 feet (221.3 meters). It successfully reached the upper portion of the target zone at a depth between 365 and 383 feet (110.6 and 116.7 m) and passed through a strongly altered and partly oxidized zone, typically coincident with gold mineralization. As in the 3 previous holes, interesting mineralization and alteration were found on either side of a rhyolite dike in sheared and brecciated zones. One brecciated zone at 376.5-382.2 ft (114.8-116.5 m) contained abundant sulfides, believed to be primarily arsenopyrite.

Again, the rock types, structure and alteration patterns seen in MH-04 correspond well with those detailed in previous drilling reports and underground maps. MH-04 continues to confirm historic descriptions of the two vein structures separated by a rhyolite dike. Samples will be sent to Skyline Assayers & Laboratories of Tucson, Arizona on a rush basis for gold and silver analyses.

"This interval of alteration is extremely exciting for Kingman. We are seeing features that are consistent with larger systems and encourages further, more extensive, exploration and development work. Nothing encountered so far has appeared to the contrary. We think it is a safe assumption that Kingman will be working in this area for years to come " said, Sandy MacDougall, Chairman and Director.