LOVELAND, Colo., July 30, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Desert Mining, Inc. (OTCBB:DSRM) today announced that Mr. Gabriel Holt has been appointed to the Board of Directors and as Oil Field Operations Manager for the Company.
The owner and proprietor of Drifter's Inn located in Baggs, Wyoming, for the past six years, Mr. Holt brings hands-on experience to Desert Mining in the oil and natural gas exploration and production areas.
For over fifteen years, Mr. Holt has acted as an independent consultant and employee to various oil and gas companies. His experience includes excavation of leased ground, gas well drilling, pipeline and location construction, delivery systems, production and equipment.
Mr. Peter K. Nelson, President of Desert Mining, stated, "We are pleased to have Mr. Holt join our Board of Directors. We believe his participation will greatly benefit the Company and we look forward to making the most of his expertise."
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