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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
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Correspondence Of The Argus.
W. II Smith is building new milk.
house
j. J Kelly made another trip to King.
wood Monday
Bruce Miller and Amos Wolfe arc our
new4psil carriers
The sick Of our community are some.
what better at present
WIN. II. spiker Of near Bruceton was at
Abraham Lees Friday
I'd Hardesty Of Terra Alta. was IN this
community last Sunday.
a number Of our people attended the
picnic Al Bruceton on the 9Th
Ora Maust was visiting at his nnclc's. J.
n. Kelly last Friday and Saturday.
Charles Pike. wife aud baby Of Pa, wero
visiting Martin V Cupps last week
Mrs. satah sohnopp is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Mary sha6cr At Guard
Pa.
J. Kelly went to Friendsvine Nd
last "Wednesday 10 unload car Of
phosphate
Miss Lena Guthrie Of Terra Alta. who
has been visiting here. returned HON,
Monday
victot aud John Cnpp went 10 TER.
Alta last Wednesday to bring home tbci
new separator.
Mrs. Mary Liveogood and Mrs. Saral
Kelley we're visiting ~ Elijah Livcogood'
Wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
Capt wm. T.. Nieman Of the Salvatio,
army. who has been stationed al Newark
New Jersey. Is 81 home on a fnrloueh ",
has been visiting friends here and a
Brandonvilc the past week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
July Joiners.

Jerome Pyles IS. Florence Moore ~.
Edwin Cummings 20, Esther a. Mason z3.
William l.. Gooding 20, Ethel May Nor.
fissciie az.
Isaac N. Forman, -. Mary Wolf 80.
Jacob +. Dmnell a.. Sarah +. Slger 70.
William r Grim II, Clara ]. Shaner rs.
A. w. Nose 20, Flora r. Funk 70.
William Gay Brown 20. Flora II. Mar
tin g.
Oliver S Lewis ~, Elva Fern Mason rs.
Jonas =. Reekhar, 20, Edith NJ. Rode
HEAVIER rs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10

ming Of this week, The following officers
we're installed for the ensuing term by
District Deputy Grand Master, Rufus
Holden Master, James w. Flynn; Senior
Warden, John u. Ford; Junior Warden; T..
+. Albright; Treasurer, James W. Parks;
Secretary. John w. Watson; Chaplain, Rev.
n. &. Howard; Senior Deacon, Roy
Shafcr; Junior Deacon, Or. J. NJ. King;
Tyler, Rev. w. NJ. Shuliz; Steward, w. n.
Murdoch. The lodge meets the frs, and
third Monday evenings Of each month and
is in good condition financially, socially
and othcrwisely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10

Vacation time is here aud the children
arc fairly living out Of doors There could
be no healthier place for them. You need
only 90 guard against the accidents Incl.
deotal 10 most open air sports No remedy
equals DeWiua Witch Hazel Saive for
quickly stopping pain or removing danger
81 serious consequences For cuts scalds
and wounds. - used .DcWitts Witch
hazei Saivc for sores cats aud bruises -
says J.. y. Johnson. Swift. Tex III is the
best remedy on the market" Sure cure for
piles and skin diseases Beware OF coun.
tcrieits. unnelion Supply Co; VIM
Dent Newburg Kirgwood Pharmacy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10

And say some other salvc. ointment.
lotion. oil or healer Is as good as Bucklcn's
Arnica Salvc, tell him thirty years OF mar
vclous cures OF Piles Burns Boils. Cofns
Felons. Ulcers. Cuts. Scalds Bruises and
skin Eruption prove it's the best and
cheapest. age NJ the Cooke supply Com
pany's TOWNSVILLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
Cara OF Thanks.

We desire to thank The people Of Mason
town and Tunneiion for their kind and
willing assistance during The sickness and
death Of our dear little boy. Ray. May
the blessings Of Him who knows all things
best be with you all.
IsoN ~. Irons AND FAMILY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
WEDDING CHIMES.

HAPPY are they the happiest of their Kind
Whom gentle stars unite aud in one tate.
Their hearts, their fortunes aud their
beings blend"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
Disflgured Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havocI
scrOfula, let alone. Is capable Of all that,
and more.
II Is commonly marked by punches In
the neck, infiammatlons IN the eyes. dys-
pcpsla, catarrh, and general debility.
II Is always radically and permanently
rurcd NV
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
Masonic Matters.

AZ the regular conyoca-
lion Of Preston Lodge No.
90, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Mssons Of this
place, held Monday eve
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
greater MORGANTOMN
IS INDEED A REALITY
Five Thousand

Five Thousand
New people win come with the new
mines and factories, which are to
guard MoRcANrowN's PROSPER
Try in future.
Real estate values will increase
hive to ten times present prices.
The advice given our people
three years ago by ]. w. Wiles,
the Investment Banker, proved to
be sound and business like.
Many sold their Preston Count
homes bciow what they were north
and sfdkcd their ALL on WILES'
Judgment. and to-day they wear a
smile. Their aggregate profits
amount to over $685. 900.
No wonder they swear by the
man. who helped them TO make
more money in two or three wears.
than they had made in all their lives.
Great Opportunities
Come 20 all at least oacc i'm
a lifetime.
Fortune
is NOW KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR.
Ii knocks for others.
1t knocks for You.
MORGANTOWN has landed sew
eral more large factories. and
others are coming.
PkESTONIANS LISrENi
Hold your ear close to mother earth
and you can almost hear the
Hum OF INDUSTRY in the GREAT
DEcKRR's CREEK VALLEY, which
is rapidly becoming one huge
mining and industrial camp.
The Industrial clock is about to
Strike the Hour Prices are soon
to climb to dizzy heights. The
handwriting is already on the
wall.
MoRGANToWN
Is Your Opportunity and
w IL Il -
Is Your Man.
His Lots are the sign board to
wealth. SO down and small
monthly payments willsecure one.
If you can't come, write for maps
and terms.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
The West Va. Argus.

A Frs class paper. entered as second.
class natter in a Third class Postonhce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10

cured by
Hoods Jdrsdpdriiid
Which cxpeis All bumofs. cures all crup-
lions. and builds UP the whole system.
whether young or old,
Hoods i1iis cure liver iis the nonlrritatine and
cnly eeshsstle 70 take with Hoods serssparlia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10
MoRGANTOMN
Is Your Opportunity and
w IL Il -
Is YOur Nh =,

His Lots are the sign board to
wealth. SO down and small
monthly payments will secure one.
II you can't come, write for maps
and terms.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-10

SALLIE MAHDKp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
Weeks Business involved 350,270
Shares and Sl89,7l5,
T0DAY'S TRADING LARGE.
Park City issues Much In Demand
Majestic Active-uany Prices
Lower.

This weeks business on the mining
exchange was brought TO a close with
the session this morning, which, from
the point OF activity was strongly re-
mlnscent OF the great market here of
a year or so ago. Many stocks partlci-
pated and though In not few instance
es prices were lower than on previous
days this week the demand for stocks
was quite equal to the supply and the
market displayed much strength.
During the week the mining stock
market has been more than usually
active, while prices have been strong
and In several instances made sensa-
tlonal advances. The public has
shown much interest in the better class
issues.
Park City stocks we're the favorites
this week and reported strikes in three
Of the mines sent prices up with a rush.
Wabash furnished the sensation, ad-
yancing from 100 to 1926 on news Of the
opening into of rs foot vein In the
northwest drift Of the mine. Later re-
ports are to the effect that some fine
ore has been exposed in the vein, How
ever on reports that the management
has been marketing treasury stock at
the present high figures decline to
2S6 was recorded today.
Daly-West at 5lS7ia; DAILY Judge at
lib; Comstook al 1.21 and Con. Mer-
cur at 207 closed the week strong.
Some Majestic stock came out this
morning at figures between 2.95 and
$40, at which the last sale was made
California on news of important de-
yelopments in the lower tunnel add
vanoed TO 80 and was very firm at prize
es over 500.
The session closed with the following
quotations and transactions recorded:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
WILL BE A WONDER.
Electric Train Which win Mako
100 Miles an Hour

New York, Aug. 23.-An electric,
company at Lynn, Mass, is building 4,
train which is soon to be used in mn.
nois, says a special dispatch from Lynn
and which the engineers estimate wiz
make 30 to 100 miles an hour. II f.
added that the track for the train in
Illinois is almost completed, that tha
line is about 1850 miles long and is "a.
markable for soldlty and strength Aa
far as possible grades have been elm.
mated. Electricity will be the mot"o
power, and the third rail system Viii
be used.
A train Of three cars has been buil,
for the first trials. The train win Ina
equipped with II motors OF 12O horse
power each Instead OF the high snes1
increasing the danger, 1t is claimed tha,
the train will be safer and run lass rlsl,
OF leaving the rails than an ordinary
street car.
The theory held by electricians IL that
the train is practically electrically
welded to the track and cannot leave Il
while the power is on. The location of
the track Is not given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
MINING NOTES.

The Honorine tunnel has been con
stlucted a distance Of 800 feet--4O0 un
der cover
Prest A. y. Lewis, Of the Majestic
1 Copper company Is expected to arrive
IN the city tonight.
Asst. supt Dunyon Of the Daly.West
Is in the city on visit having come
down last evening.
Manager Farnsworth. Of the Horn
Silver has four carloads Of copper ore
en- route TO the smelters.
The California sIx-cent assessment
amounting to $4,000 becomes delln-
quent two weeks from today.
The Tetro management has Levied
another 2-cent a share assessment,
which Will become delinquent Sept rs,
Carisa ore to the extent Of two car
loads, one gold ore and the other
Faulkner lease, Is on todays market.
Manager Wolverton Of the Cave mine
In Beaver county Is In the city placing
large orders for supplies and mine
equipment,
Patrick Conley, a st. Paul investor in
Utah mines, has returned to the city
much Pleased with trip 10 the Golden
Star Of Gold mountain.
Manager Mayne Of the MInola at Park
City came down from camp last nighr
much pleased with developments at the
mine.
supt. c. T.. Allen of the Centennial
Eureka has returned from the mine,
where things are rapidly being got
ready for production.
Manager Duffy Of the d. and NJ. of
Park city came down last evening
from the mine, He states that the new
mill VIII be put In commission in a few
days.
The Queen of Sheba property in the
Deep Creek country Is, according to late
advlces, making an excellent record.
Regular shipments Of bullion are being
made and the mine Is looking fine,
Manager James Campbell of the Mono
Mining and Milling company. operating
in Dry Canyon Is in from the mine and
states That the new inill Is doing first
class work.
Manager Levy, of the Sampson Of
Bingham reports the strike of a new
ere body In a l2O foot drift north from
the shaft on the 800 level. A very nice
showing Of galena ore is at present ex-
posed
The Taylor and Brunton management
reports the following shipments TO have
been sampled and sent to assay TODAY.
Four cars Of ore from Frisco: two from
Bingham, two from Tintlc and one
from Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
BIG ORDERS FOR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COLORADO FUEL REACTED
Anaconda Declined Slight Advance
Ia Market Wet Realizing, Caus.
Ing Irregular Closing.

New York. Aug. 23,--At the opening
prices were small and equally divided
between gains and losses. A heavy ac-
cumulatlon of orders for Southern Pa
cliic carried It up a point to 76h COL
orado Fuel rose to 7sh with one block
of 6'lOO shares changing hands
Southern Railway stocks were heavy
because of the failure " declare Il
dividend on the preferred stock. The
latter dropped l to 81. The market was
easier all around at II O'Clock The
loan contraction by the banks was re-
garded favorably but the effect upon
the market was not wide. Before the
bank statement appeared Colorado Fuel
reacted 2A. Anaconda declined ~, st.
Louis and San Francisco first preferred
lost 3, Southern Pacific was forced
up to nv after the bank statement,
and Pennsylvania rose a point. Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Sault Ste Marie
gained Az with a reaction of ~. The
slight advances In the general market
met realizing and the closing was lr-
regular,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
THE Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company, by Il, T. Jeffery, P.esi-
dept
RATES ADVANCED.
Pennsylvania Decides 10 Restore
Grain Tariff Sept. I.

New York, Aug, 23--It has been
learned, says the Journal Of Commerce
that the Pennsylvania railroad has de.
cided TO advance ex-lake rates on grain
for export from Erie, Pa, 10 Baltimore,
The new rates win be In effect from
Sept. !. 10 October Is.
on wheat and flax seed four and one.
tenth cents a bushel corn and rye.
Sa.S5 cents a bushel. The old rate,
which has been in effect for a few
months, was: On wheat. 5-lO cents n
bushel; corn, rye and barley. y csnts
a busheli oats, 3 cents a bushel. IL
is believed that the Pennsylvania was
influenced more or less by the action
taken day or so ago by the Buffalo
grain committee Of the trunk line asso.
citation, the committee having decided
TO advance at rates on lake grain 20 The
figures which were in effect prior TO The
rupture with the Baltimore and Phlla-
delphia roads; that rate was az On,
wheat. The Buffalo lines instead OF
retallating when the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio reduced their Ia les
on grain for export 10 Baltimore and
Ohio reduced their rates on grain for
export 10 Baltimore a PHILADELPHIA ana
making a greater cut, decided that n
better course to pursue was 10 restore
the old rates. believing that possibly
the other lines would follow suit, sub.
sequent Developments have proved the
wisdom OF their policy in this respect
al least. One explanation given FOR
the restoration OF former rates Is that
this action was brought about very
largely In the interest OF revenue
When II was deemed expedlent 10 mako
the reduction OF the Pennsylvania q
Baltimore & Ohio, the volume OF bus.
iness. moving was then Of little conse-
quence The situation now. however.
has changed.
The large crops Of the west and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
FINE SHOWING
IN DALY-JUDCE
-
Regular Quincy Ore in Bottom Of
Judge Shaft
-----------Ef
ANCH0R-JUDGE TUNNEL,
Pace Of Big Drainage Tunnel is in
Anla lima KguaA llIsh Mil.
ANCH0R-JUDGE TUNNEL.
Pace Of Rig Drainage Tunnel IL In
solt Lime Riiled With Rich
ore streamers.

Adylces from Park City today indi-
cate that the Daly-Judge management
Is soon to realize It's prophecy that un-
der the surface of the Bonanza Flat
country a magnificent orc body awaits
opening up
Manager DAILY has so energetcally
pushed development on the Anchor and
Judge properties that hardly any Of
the old features now exist while an
immense quantity Of ore is exposed,
Advlces today are to the effect that
the Anchor Judge tunnel which when
completed will connect the Anchor 1, 200
with the Judge 800 level Is now pene-
trating the Bonanza Flat with It's face
In soft lime formation, studded with
rich ore streamers. The presence of a
high grade ore body Is believed to be
In the neighborhood Of present work
ing, The bottom of the Judge shaft Is
In regular Quincy ore" and IL the tun-
mel now being driven encounters an ore
body the probability is that the mine
WIN develop into one Of the greatest In
Park city In short order
The Anchor tunnel Is being overhaul
cd with the object in view Of mining
the great property through IT, the mill
ing ore passing directly to the mill near
the mouth Of the tunnel while the ship
ping ores will be loaded directly on rail-
road cars which win be at the mouth
of the tunnel. The railroad intends
building a spur Immediately to the
mouth OF the tunnel.
1t Is stated by persons who have gone
over the mine recently that under the
direction of Manager John ]. DAILY.
IMAM whom no other man knows the
PARK city district better, the DAILY
Judge VIII be put on a dividend basis
before January, 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
1t is the One Serious Handicap in
The Industrial Situation,
MANY FURNACES CLOSED.
August Railway Earnings show
Gsins-Stspie Products Average
somewhat Higher la Price.

New York, Aug. PR. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomol-
row viii say: Fuel scarcity Is stlll
the one serious industrial handicap
Protracted idleness at anthracite mines
increased the pressure for soft coal aud
coke, and, despite new records Of out
pat, deliveries are utterly inadequate,
| owing TO the lack Of motive power.
| Freight blockades OF coke trains have
closed many furnaces, while the in
creased call for transporting facilities
on crop account gives little prospect of
I early relief. Notwithstanding the cor.
gestion railway earnings thus far re-
ported for August show gains Of "a
FER cent over last year and II per cent
over 1900.
Weather conditions have been lees
uniformly favorable for agricultural
PRODUCTS, yet no severe loss is reported.
Current trade is of good volume for tie
season, while the outlook for the fii-
ture Is bright. Buyers are numerous
In all the leading markets placing or
ders literally at well sustained quota
tons.
AS the active blast furnace capacity
Of this country decreases through want
OF fuel, foreign pig iron is purchased
more freely and Scotch warrants ha
advanced because Of the steady &c
mand
Textile mills are well occupied, bus,
ness gradually increasing In the cott01
good division and demand for quick de-
livery shows that stocks are low
New lines OF lightw light wooens and
worsteds for spring wear are now fully
ouened, and buyers are placing much
business. Footwear shops at the east
have assurance of full operation for
two months, although there Is much
complaint Of quotations in connection
with the sensational movement Of the
material. Packer hides at Chicago !
have attained new high record prices,
and oak sole leather has advanced.
staple products average somewha; |
higher In prices, owing to less uni |
sormly good news from the agricul- |
tural sections, No serious disaster oe
CURED, but excessive rain retarded tho |
development Of grain and interrupted |
harvesting. In many cases where the |
date Of maturity has been postponed |
there Is always possibility OF injury |
from early frosts. The other extreme |
81 weather caused complaint at the
south. drouth being In evidence q |
many points. on the other hand. there |
were good reports Of early cotton plct-
Ing. especially IN oklahoma Coffee re
covered from within an eighth Of tho |
lowest point on record. rumors Of frost |
IN Brazil proving more potent than
overwhelming supplies.
Failures for the week numbered 90
In the United States, against 205 last |
year. and 30 in Canada, against 30 a
year ago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Soda Springs sleeper tonight
promises to be well patronl2ed
The directors of the Southern yester-
day suspended action upon the usual
dividend
General Supt. T.. f. Calvin Of the
Oregon Short Line has returned from
his trip to Idaho,
Frank Foutz. agent Of the Rio Grande
Western at Provo, came up from the
south this morning.
Ii is said that e. II. Hartman will be
elected president OF the Wells, Fargo
Express company at Its meeting In New
York next week
Sheep shipments are excessively
heavy on both roads, so much so that
there Is a prolonged wall going up for
more stock cars.
General Western Agent Curtis, and 5.
II. Stlnson. travelling freight agent OF
the Nickle Plate at Omaha, are In
Salt Lake today.
The Union Pacific has presented the
Commercial club with some very hand.
some pictures OF SCENES on the overland
route. They are handsomely framed.
DR.. w. w. Cook, surgeon for the
Oregon Short Line at Frisco, accom-
panied by Mrs Cook, left for Chicago
this afternoon on the Overland limit
ed.
L. J. Seymour. assistant general
freight agent for the Chicago q North
western, passed through Ogden THIS
morning on his way back TO Chicago
from the coast He was met In Ne
vada by General Agent Walker.
The Rio Grande has an excursion TO
Provo canyon tomorrow given by the
Woodmen Of the World. The speclal
leaves Salt Lake at 1886 a. m, A special
rate Of $3.50 for the round trip TO He
Der has been put in for the occasion
Arthur Mason OF Hot Sulphur
Springs, Colo. is interesting capitalists
In a scheme 10 build big hotel at thal
place in connection with the tourist
business that the Moffat road expects
to handle when the line is built
Hon. Otto Gramm OF Laramie Wyor
formerly treasurer OF Wyoming, Is N
Boston on business connected with tne
Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacihc ran,
road. Of which he is a director ana
other Wyoming enterprises In when ne
Is interested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been rather quiet IN
local commercial stocks. almost the on
ly transfers reported being In Utah
Sugar which has pushed up to SIG. 50.
according 10 Broker Cutters circular.
The advance is doubtless due 70 the
glowing reports which come from the
beet fields in all directions except the
ives. side OF salt Lake county and also
to the fact that the next dividend of 8
per cent viii be due at the end of
September Following are the latest
quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
II. G. W. BUSINESS.
Remarkable Showing Made by the
Gould ROad This Month

1t can be safely asserted that the
Rio Grande Western has never had
such a month in its history, as far as
the passenger department is concerned.
as the one which is now coming to a
close. Every train that leaves Salt
Lake is loaded down with passenger
and has been for weeks past Last
night No. pulled out as double.
header while this evening it will be
necessary to send this train out in two
sections. General Agent Benton Of the
passenger department Is the authority
for the statement that during the week,
Aug to Aug. Is, the total sum for
sleeper berths reached $500 When
one takes into consideration that the
sales at the local ticket office range
for berths from 81 up TO 81, with very
few above that amount, some Idea Of
the number Of passengers booked at
the Office here can be arrived at.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
Boston Adyices Say Bingham Dl.
rectors Have Acted Fayorably.

Manager Duncan McViche Of the
Bingham Consolidated IL scheduled 10
arrive from Boston tomorrow or Mon
day UnoffcIally il Is stated that al a
meeting OF the directors OF the Bingham
company OF Boston q few days ago the
purchase Of the Eagle and Blue Bell
for S6250O0, was authorized.
The company now has practically So
TO shares Of its treasury stock intact
TO be used for the purchase Of addition
al properties and for equipments and
i rs stated that a portion OF this viii
be used for the purchase Of the Eagle
and Blue Bell.
Regarding the latter mine adylces say
mat the expert report, submitted By
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
BIG STEEL ORDER.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
Asks for 100000 Tons.

One hundred thousand tons of steel
rails for immediate delivery is what TIA
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
are Jointly asking Of the Eastern
Rolling mills. The rails are to be 50.
pound standard and will represent.
when down, over 500 miles Of track.
This order embraces the big track i'm.
proyements that are now under way on
both big systems.