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ITH Announces Initial Resource Estimate for Mayflower Deposit at North Bullfrog Project, Nevada

Market Wire, September, 2008 


Table 2: MAYFLOWER INDICATED RESOURCE

------------------------------------------------------------------------
              Tonnes greater       Grade greater
Au Cutoff        than Cutoff        than Cutoff             Contained
------------------------------------------------------------------------
(g/t)                (tonnes)    Au (g/t),  Ag (g/t)    Ozs Au    Ozs Ag
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.20               5,140,000        0.54       0.34     88,577    56,187
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.30               3,570,000        0.67       0.38     76,327    43,386
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.40               2,630,000        0.78       0.42     65,869    35,175
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.50               2,020,000        0.88       0.45     57,086    29,160
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.60               1,530,000        0.99       0.48     48,453    23,710
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.70               1,130,000        1.11       0.53     40,218    19,146
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.80                 850,000        1.23       0.58     33,504    15,741
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.90                 660,000        1.33       0.61     28,286    13,029
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.00                 510,000        1.44       0.66     23,677    10,871
------------------------------------------------------------------------


Table 3: MAYFLOWER INFERRED RESOURCE

------------------------------------------------------------------------
              Tonnes greater       Grade greater
Au Cutoff        than Cutoff        than Cutoff             Contained
------------------------------------------------------------------------
(g/t)                (tonnes)    Au (g/t),  Ag (g/t)    Ozs Au    Ozs Ag
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.20               3,090,000        0.46       0.26     46,096    25,532
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.30               2,180,000        0.56       0.28     38,969    19,695
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.40               1,410,000        0.67       0.32     30,373    14,370
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.50                 950,000        0.78       0.36     23,793    10,904
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.60                 650,000        0.89       0.40     18,495     8,296
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.70                 470,000        0.98       0.42     14,748     6,392
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.80                 330,000        1.08       0.45     11,437     4,774
------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.90                 260,000        1.14       0.47      9,521     3,895
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.00                 180,000        1.22       0.51      7,083     2,946
------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

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