PALM DESERT, Calif., Jan. 28, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. (Pink Sheets:USMM) announced today that the new trading symbol assigned to the company's common stock is "USMM." The new symbol will be effective at the opening of business today, January 28, 2008.
About U.S. Mine Makers, Inc.
U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. is a mining and exploration company with executive offices in Palm Desert, California. Besides its precious metals mining operations, the company also prides itself as an 'eco-friendly' mine restoration company that uses its own modern technology to clean up toxic mine sites. The company motto is, "We Clean the Planet -- One Mine Site at a Time." U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. maintains a web site at: www.usminemakers.com
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