Exhibit 99.1

                              CAUSE NO. 2004-31487

ARCOA, LLC                               ss.   IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
                                         ss.
VS.                                      ss.   HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS ss.
SUPREME HOLDINGS, INC., AMERICAN         ss.
CONTINENTAL MANAGEMENT, LLC, and         ss.
CHARLES PIRCHER                          ss.   11 JUDICIAL DISTRICT

                          PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE AND JURY OF SAID COURT:

      COMES NOW ARCOA, LLC and files this its Original Petition complaining of
SUPREME HOLDINGS, INC. ("SUHO"), AMERICAN CONTINENTAL MANAGEMENT, LLC ("ACM")
and CHARLES PIRCHER and would show the Court the as follows:

                                        I.
                                     PARTIES

      ARCOA., LLC is a limited liability corporation doing business and
organized under the laws of the State of Texas.

      SUPREME HOLDINGS, INC., ("SUHO") is a Nevada corporation which transacts
business within the state of Texas. Supreme Holdings, Inc., can be served
through its President Charles T. Phillips, 5056 Westheimer, Ste. 840, Houston,
Texas 77056.

      AMERICAN CONTINENTAL MANAGEMENT, LLC ("ACM") is a Texas limited liability
company having its principal place of business in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
It can be served with citation through its registered agent Charles T. Phillips,
5056 Westheimer, Ste. 840, Houston, Texas 77056.

      CHARLES PIRCHER is an individual who resides in the state of Texas. He can
be served with process at 1445 County Road 2615, Rio Medina, Texas 78066.

                                       II.
                                  JURISDICTION

      This Court maintains subject matter jurisdiction over this controversy as
the transactions and occurrences giving rise to the controversy arose primarily
within the state of Texas.

      This Court maintains personal jurisdiction over the Defendants as they
conduct business within the state of Texas and exercise minimum contacts with
the state of Texas. Defendant ACM is a resident of the state of Texas.


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                                       III.
                                      VENUE

      Venue is proper in Houston, Harris County, Texas as all or part of the
transactions anal occurrences giving rise to this litigation occurred within
Houston, Harris County, Texas.

                                       IV.
                               FACTUAL BACKGROUND

      In 2001 ARCOA was introduced to James Taylor, a principal. of the business
known as Your Corner Office ("YCO"). Mr. Taylor and various shareholders of YCO
were looking for capital investors to support YCO's ongoing business.

      After performing due diligence, ARCOA agreed to invest in YCO. ARCOA
contributed capital advances to YCO in exchange for promissory notes as well as
shares of stock.

      Following its investment in YCO, ARCOA was asked to continue in a role as
a consultant and advisor concerning the location of a more significant capital
investor. Essentially, YCO was looking to locate a company or a group of
investors which were willing to purchase all the stock and assets of YCO in
exchange for the purchasing company's shares of stock.

      ARCOA introduced YCO to Defendants SUHO, ACM and Charles Pircher. The
introduction was made pursuant to the specific engagement of finding a capital
investor for YCO.

      Following the introduction, SUHO and YCO performed due diligence as it
concerned SUHO's purchase of all of the outstanding stock of YCO. After
completing their due diligence, ACM, SUHO and YCO entered into an agreement for
the purchase by ACM and SUHO of all of the outstanding stock issued and
belonging to YCO and its shareholders. The agreement and plan of exchange
between the parties specifically provided that upon completion of the stock
transfer, YCO would become a subsidiary of SUHO.

      Prior to the completion of the stock purchase agreement in December of
2002, SUHO expressly agreed that it would be responsible for payment to ARCOA
for its "transaction fee." ARCOA, by virtue of introducing YCO and its
subsequent purchaser, was promised and entitled to $180,000.00.

      In addition. to the transaction fee, SUHO promised to pay to ARCOA secured
notes made in favor of YCO. The promissory notes equal approximately
$276,000.00. SUHO failed, to pay acid continues to fail to pay any amounts owed
on the secured notes.

                                       V.
                         COUNT ONE - BREACH OF CONTRACT

      Plaintiff incorporates by reference all aforementioned paragraphs as if
fully restated, herein.


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      By failing to compensate Plaintiff as promised ACM and SUHO have
materially breached their agreements. By failing to make the referenced note
payments and, failing to pay the transaction fee, Defendants' breach has
proximately caused damages to Plaintiff. These damages include the total amount
of the promissory notes and the $180,000.00 transaction fee.

                                       VI.
                              COUNT TWO - ALTER EGO

      Plaintiff incorporates by reference all aforementioned paragraphs as if
fully restated herein.

      Plaintiff alleges and will show that Charles Pircher is the alter ego of
ACM and SUHO. To that extent, Charles Pircher is personally liable to Plaintiff.
ACM and SUHO were organized and operated as a mere tool or business conduit of
Charles Pircher. There was such, a unity between ACM and SUHO on the one hand
and Charles Pircher on the other that the separateness of the companies had
ceased and holding only Charles Pircher responsible would result in justice.
Moreover, Charles Pircher caused the corporations to be used for the purpose of
perpetrating and did perpetrate fraud on Plaintiff and primarily for the direct
and personal benefit of Charles Pircher.

                                      VIII.
                                     DAMAGES

      As a proximate result of the breaches of contract and fraudulent conduct
by Defendants, Plaintiff has been injured and suffered damages. Plaintiff's
damages include actual damages, attorneys' fees, cost of court and prejudgment
and post -judgment interest as allowed by law.

                                       IX.
                                   JURY DEMAND

      Plaintiff requests that a jury be impaneled to try the factual issues of
this case and has tendered the appropriate fee to the Court.

                                       X.
                                   CONCLUSION

      WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Plaintiff respectfully requests that the
Defendants be cited to appear herein, and upon a trial to the jury, that
judgment be entered in favor of Plaintiff and against the Defendants for actual
damages, attorneys' fees, costs of court, prejudgment and post judgment interest
as allowed by law, and for such other and further relief, whether at law or in
equity, to which Plaintiff is entitled.


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                                                  Respectfully Submitted,
                                                  JERRY M. YOUNG, P.C.


                                                  /s/ Jerry M. Young
                                                  ---------------------------
                                                  Jerry M. Young
                                                  TBN: 00785301
                                                  4309 Yoakum
                                                  Houston, Texas 77006
                                                  Telephone: (713) 874-6451
                                                  Facsimile: (713) 874-6452


                                                  PATTERSON * SELL, L.L.P.


                                                  /s/ Pete T. Patterson
                                                  ---------------------------
                                                  Pete T. Patterson
                                                  TBN: 15603580
                                                  4309 Yoakum, Suite 2000
                                                  Houston, Texas 77006
                                                  Telephone: (713) 874-6444
                                                  Facsimile: (713) 874-6445
                                                  ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF


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