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Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
STUDIO Musical Coterie Club Rooms
HOURS.

Tuesdays and Fridays, i to 5 d. m. Wednesday and Saturdays. 2 to l2 a. m.. and l to 5 D. n
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
Announcement.

We are authorized to announce the candidacy of the following candidates subject to the city election of April 3, 1916. For Marshall
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
Primary Ticket.

Primary Ticket. For Mayor
 w. R. THOMPSON. For City Recorder
 R. C. HARDER. For Marshal WILLIAM H. CAROUTHERS For City Treasurer
 W. B. HURLEY. For Councilmen, 1st Ward
 I. GOLDMAN W. A. BILLINGSLEY 2nd Ward
 s. R. PHILLIPS 0. D. Watson
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24

The city election on April 5 gives every man who entered the primary March 15, the chance to show whether or not he did so in good faith and will ing to abide the result. Let every man come out and vote for the nominees.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
WALTER BAIRD

The municipal ticket is a good one and should have a big ma- jority. Fulfill your primary pledge.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24

More home-seekers are coming into Arkansas and Jackson coun- ty each week. There are invest ments open here on every hand that will net big returns. Where does land pay higher cash rent als in proportion to it's value than here? And it follows in conse- quence that it will sooner earn for the investor the purchase money without taking into ac- count ,he natural increase of it's va'ue. which is also greater than elsewhere.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24

The opponents of Gov. Davis have never failed ia each cam paign to make some bad and costly breaks, and this time their reflections upon the war record of his dead father are ili-advised, damaging and in bad taste. The governors recent reference in a public speech of how he couldsee his father in Heaven and how he had looked down and bidden him ''iick them again. was vulgar indeed and the at tacks of some of his opponents upon the character of his father are neaaly as improper.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
JAMES M. PORTER,
 Teacher 0s Piano.
Sold al Drug Stores,
Sl.O0 per SOttie-

The Leschetizky Method will be used as the basis of technical work. Advanced pupils and be- ginners solicited.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24

Editor Riley of the Walnut Ridge Blade after a study of the stars and signs of the times, says it looks to him like Davis and Little. Now as OUT contem- porary has always leaned that way, especially at crucial times, we are inclined to think the wish fathered the thought. At least if Rogers and Berry had looked like winners, would he have said so? Not much.
Newport daily independent., 1906-03-24
Contract for Sprinkling.

The sprinkling of the streets of this city has ne, CT been done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
SHELTER FOR BOISE.
Citizens Of Idaho Metropolis Would
Like 90 Have One.

Boise Is IN a fair way 20 secure the
location of a smelter. says the Capitol
News Of Boise. A prominent enc
Cinccr, representing eastern capitalists,
LAS been In Boise three weeks, and has
spent considerable lime looking over
diiiercnt mining sections that could
be- made tributary TO this city He
has been making his Investigations
quietly and is not talking for publica-
lion From a friend OF the engineer
the Capitol News learns that the in
Vestigations made have been more
than satisfactory.
II may be stated positively that N
the San Francisco. Idaho and Montana
railroad becomes a certainty through
Boise smelter ~ large size will be
erected here. and that work will begin
tpou the plant IN time 20 have Il COM
Ilcted as soon as the road could be
iu operation. The smelter would mean
The expenditure OF a large sum ~
money here and would make a per-
mancnt payroll II nearly 400 men, all
receiving good wages
The financial people are waiting TO
see II Boise Is going % meet the re-
quiremcnts ~ the railroad company.
and viii thereby secure an agreement
% build through here on the road 10
Butte, The matter II closing with tho
railroad Is becoming Of more import
ance every day The city would not
only get a large smelter. but "a num-
Der ~ other valuable industries would
locate here n IL was certain that the
railroad would pass through this city.
II Is to be hoped the Boise Com
morcisl club or those having large
property interests. will wake IN "a
the Importance ~ Immediate action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
Mountains Around MaIad, Idaho,
Said To Contain Good Min.
eraI Indications.
LITTLE WORK HAS BEEN DONE,
Thunder Mountain Miners Investigate
Country and Locate
Claims.

The advocate a Malad Idaho, pub
lloation. contains the information that
quite a little prospecting has been in
progress DO the vicinity Of that pros
porous town lately It says
Patrick Devine a miner from the
Thunder Mountain district in Idaho,
who has been IN this valley for the
past two months, called at this Of
fee Monday and gave US some news
concerning the development Of a pros
Iect IN the mountains northeast Of
town. which shows up so well that a
company has been formed and money
ccvanced to carry on development
work.
Atty. McDougall Is one Of the d.
rectors and other parties interested
are from salt Lake and Pocatello. In
GLIDING, also, Mr. Devne and his part
rer. They have located a group OF
claims in the mountains between here
and Marsh valley, the rock carrying
good values In gold and silver. They
are going 10 take out about 90 tons Of
GRE and ship II 80 as 10 determine the
real value ana learn how much OF a
body would be necessary 10 guarantee
profits.
Mr.. Deyine says that surface in
dlcaiions here are very good. and as
there has not been much prospecting
In these mountains. an inviting field
IS offered 10 the practical miner and
prospector.
We hope that the efforts OF these
gentlemen will result in the discovery
of something that will repay them
big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
LEWIS MORRISON DEAD.
Well Known Actor Dies from Shock
From Operation.

New York. Aug. l9.-Lewis Morrison.
actor, whose work as Mephisto In
Faust" gained him fame. died sudden
ly OF shock Saturday in ST. Johns hos
pital, Yonkers. after undergoing an OPP
Grafton for a disease OF the stomach.
He was 81 years old He was under en-
gagemont 10 start for San Francisco
Friday but thought he would delay a
few days.
Mr.. Morrison resided each summer
with his daughter. Miss Isabelle Morri-
son at Neperhan Heights She, with
his other daughter, Mabel. wife OF Rich
ard Bennett. Mr. Bennett and Mr.. Rob-
erts. were at his bedside when the end
came.
Mr. Morrison was born Of English
parentage az Kingston. Jamaica, I'm
1876. He came TO this country at an
early age and enlisted on the Union
side IN the Civil war. He rose to the
rank Of Lieutenant. and on his honor
able discharge at the close Of tho war.
he received the rank Of captain for dis
tlngulshed service. He then entered the
theatrical profession as an actor I'm the
old Varieties theater, New Orleans.
making his first appearance with Law
renee Barrett In 1865 lie aftervard
was associated with Edwin Booth. Ed
win Forrest, Tomaso Salvini. Adelaide
Nelson. Charlotte Cushman. Rose
Coghlan and Agnes Booth. lie was also
associated for nine years as leading
man with the Old Walnut Street Stock
company In Philadelphia. He played
next with the old California Theater
Stock company In san Francisco and
then took up Faust" with himself az
Mephisto and for fully 20 years starred
this country and Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
COPPER AT GOLD BUTTE.
Harry simpler Receives Good News
From Southern Nevada Camp.

Harry Simpler, the photographer. Is
In receipt Of a letter from Gold Butte.
Nevada, which contains some very
gratifying news about recent Develop
ment In a group Of copper claims In
Whlch he is interested and which we're
located early last spring by his uncle.
J. +. Simpler, an experienced Colorado
miner. The property Is situated about
eight miles south Of the town Of Gold
Butte and consists of eight fun lode
mining claims on which Is shown some
well defined lodges. Samples taken
from several openings and sent 10 this
city for assay gave returns Ii.6 per
cent copper Si.65 In gold and 81
ounces in silver
As the development ~ the Gold
Butte district continues the fact be-
comes more evident that the region
wiz not only be rich In the production
~ gold ore, but copper will also cut
az important figure In the future out
put
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

Today's markets are well supplied
with edibles of various kinds, with in
creased shipments from California Of
sweet potatoes the price Of which will
be lower next week. The days re-
ceipts include a car OF fine lemons. a
car Of bananas-much needed. and
quantities Of grapes Of various varieties
from Fresno. Stockton and Atwater.
Utah is sending In increasing supplies
OF vegetables, though California Is
sending IN lots Of lettuce and lines,
There are few slight changes In the
wholesale prices OF meats. and toma-
toes are cheapening There has been
a great demand for lemons OF late on
account OF the heat The prices OBJ
tanning today are as follows:
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OHIO COMPANY
At P|0CHE, NEV.
Several Car Loads Of Equipment
Forwarded 10 Southern
Mining Camp.
TO SUSAN DUSTIN CLAIM.
Where New Shaft VIII BE Sunk
Preparing to DO Big
Things.

The Ohio & Kentucky Mining COM
pany. which owns a big Slice OF the
best part Of the mineralized zone Of
Phoebe has begun operations Ernest
l. Godbe, one Of the officials OF the
company pulled out Tor the south Sat
uTday afternoon, accompanied by J. A.
Dsrls, former superintendent Of the
Bullion Beck mine IN the Tindc mining
district. who viii serve the ohio &
Kentucky Ia similar capacity.
Several days ago several carloads OF
machinery have been shipped from salt
Lake and the order included a large
hosting plant, which Is 90 Doe set up On
what Is known as the Susan Duster
lode mining claim. where il has been
decided 10 sink new shaft
The Ohio n Kentucky company Is the
uossessOr of nearly an OF the original
Godbe mining interests In Phoebe. and
has been ready 20 begin a vigorous and
extensive ampaign OF development for
sometime but has been awaiting an
nouncemont from the headquarters OF
the San Pedro, Los Angeles q Salt
Lake railroad that the Phoebe branch
would be built.
The company owns vast territory in
the Phoebe district and is IN position 70
inaugurato ore shipments Immediately
upon the completion of the railroad In
10 camp.
Several carloads OF timber have been
forwarded % the front 10 be used In
repairing some OF the old workings
which have been rendered unsafe dur
ing the years IN which the properties
have been inactive.
While very little has been heard Of
the Ohio q Kentucky company II is
one OF the strongest concerns that has
entered the famous southern Nevada
camp. Il will become an important
shipper Of ore and likewise heavy
contributor TO the earnings Of the salt
Lake route.
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FINE PRINTING-QUIcK.

The News job Dept Is IN receipt OF
the following unsolicited testimonials
'The work n the News Publish
Ing company Tor me has been So sat-
isfaciory and the rates 50 reasonable.
that ! shall simply cross the street
10 have my printing done. have
much work to Doe done along music
lines which ! shall submit TO you DUR
ing the summer
VERY cordially yours,
WILLIAM A. WETzELL.
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PARK CITY MINES.
American Flag Mine l. Making a
Nplcndld Nccnrd

The American Flag is going steadily
forward. says the Record OF Park city,
ana though little is being published re-
gardng the property it is making a
splendid record, and sufficient quaint.
ties OF high grdde ore is being taken
ont which more than pays expenses.
and a surplus Is being piled up I'm the
treasury for future development or
more likely future dividends. This
week some sixty tons Of high grade
ore has been shipped, and every week
shipments are made. The mine
Is In splendid shape and when the wa
ier lis tapped iu the Ontario tunnel
The water viii be drained from the
lower workings OF the Flag, the shaft
viii be dropped down and the ore
bodies tapped az greater depth Like
an other properties In this camp that
IS noH Handicapped by water on ac-
count of the caVe-in az the Ontario,
the Flag VIII materially increase It's
force as wei as It's output when the
waters are released n the drain tun-
nel-and that viii soon happen.
A. Elsenheimer, prominent gentle
man of lafayette. Ind. and heavy
stockholdlr in the DAILY Judge, was n
camp Thursday and Friday, and IN
company with Secretary q. ". Lam
bourne visited the mine. In conversa-
ton with a Record man. Mr.. Elsen-
heimcr stated that he expected 10 find
a big mine Boz the DAILY Judge. but the
Immense ore bodies that were revealed
% him was far beyond his fondcst OK
pectauons he feels more than repaid
for bic visit and. as he puts 10. win
return home feeling many times richer
than when be- lett The gentleman
was On Park City eighteen years ago
and notes maily changes since that
time. especially as regards the number
o. hl. bonauzas.
Work is progressing very satisfac.
torily al the Jupiter in Thaynes can.
yun. Some twenty-five men are KEEP
employed and ore is being FOLLOWED
and extracted right along 4 station
is being cut 100 feet IN the fssure ant
a tro-compartment shaft viii be SUM
90 cut the orc-which win be- found Il
10 100 feet down Work is being don,
gu q assure carrying 40 feet ~ ore /?
feet On width. which carry high val
ues, lhe bulk. however being GOO
scco.d.Cllss. Nr. Lawrence Is ais,
running tunnel % cut an immeus,
outcrop of iron. carrying some value
on the surface. un che King William
group. which is contiguous TO the Ju
piter group Few prospects IN thh
camp has as hue a showing as th,
Jupiter
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LIGHTNING CAUsEs 4 PANIC

Chicago. Aug. 4-Three hundred wor-
shippers at the Hegewisch Swedish Lutn.
eran church. one Hundred and Thirty
second street and Ontario avenue, Were
thrown mto.a panic yesterday boy holt
OF lightning which set fire 20 the building
AXel Anderson and Miss Anna Olson wer'
thrown 90 the floor and rendered uncon-
sclous but we're later revived.
The church was crowded. and because n
the heat several Of the windows had been
opened 10 admit the afr
A bolt Of lightning struck the edifce
and travelled downward through the open
window
and the worshlppers becoming fright
ened, fed panic.stricken from the place.
None was injured IN leaving the place.
and. acting under the direction Of tn
pastor. several Of the men returned %
the church and extingulshed the fire,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
BOND ON DAGMAR.
Waller fiich said to Have ACQUIRED
Tntic Property.

Since the visit of Walter Fitch 10
me Observation-Disclosures property last
week work has been resumed under
The direction of W. n. Moeller. says
The Eureka Reporter II Is UNDER
stood that AIR Fitch and associates
have secured a bond upon the Dagmar
property and also upon some adjoining
claims owned hy Mr. Moeller. They
intend to spend some money IN devel-
nriu- The ground upon which great
deal Of work has already been per-
formed The showing iu the Ddgmar
workings wkel work was suspended
some time ago vas highly encouraging
but The owners who arc principally
local people could NOT afford % con-
tiuue The work AZ that time The
ground Is located about a mile north
west ~ the Bullion Beck mine.
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CONCENTRATES.

George Gum returned from Ety.
Nevada, on Saturday.
The Shenandoah properties al Good
Springs. Nevada, have reported IN the
local market with ore.
The total ore and bullion settle
nents reported at the close OF last
week amounted 10 S5l9,SOO,
John Brooks, the veteran mill man,
has returned from northern ldaho'
where he has been engaged recently,
lie expects 10 remain here for some
time.
II is reported that negotiations look
Ing towards the purchase ~ the Ma
jestic smelter at Milford, have been
opened by Good Springs Nevada
operators
Charles H. Doolittle, general manager
OF the Utah & Eastern Copper COM
pany, departed for the properties OF
that corporation In Washington county
on Saturday night
Col. o. p Posey was In the city
over Yesterday. he now makes Cold
deld his headquarters and states that
Col Hebron Is located there IN charge
Of some work in the interest OF the
Posy syndicate.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Blue
Point Copper Mining & Milling COM
pany we're filed IN the office OF the coun-
ty clerk last Saturday. The company
Is organized for the purpose Of develop
ing nine lode mining claims. situated
in the Bradshaw mining district In
Beaver county. and has a capital stock
Of 100000. divided into shares OF the
par value Of 10 cents a share. The
officers are: f. ]. Raddatz, presl-
dent; John Frazer, vice president; +.
II. Davis. secretary and treasurer. Fred
Hodges. William Hanson, W. Il. War
rem. r. G. Hill and the officers COM
pose the board OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
REGULAR CALL

REGULAR CALL
Carss-1.OoO az g.
Daly-i00 al 1914.
MAY Day 900 az 49,
Nevada Hills-l00 al so. seller 50:
iU0 az $40
sacramento 600 AZ lo4
South Columbus-l00 az 81: 500 az
C6, 1000 az 6S.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
AHcc-i00 40 800.
Daily Judge-i00 az li.S1it.
Little Chief 800 az O.
Lower Mammoth-io0 az As, 100
al ~, 100 40 go. 100 az 81.
Nevada Hills-l00 at 315. buyer 90:
100 az $40. 200 an 3.O7is, 1880 al
sos
south Columhus-NO az 6S.
Sacramento. 600 AZ 10.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular csll...... $500 i2Soto
open board .......li,5t0 i.O6g 0u
Forenoon totals. 1850 Sit.3s2.5O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
OMAHA

Omaha. Aug Receipts. g.
On, market steady % stronger Native
stcrs i-4s.G. COWS and helfers 30N
40. western steers. 3EN55. Texas
steers 215Hi-i. COWS and heifers. 3 gi9
3.S: Gamers. l.to0H60. stockers and feed
ers. 2Uhfn; calves, 3.Gn5.75. bulls ana
siags, 2ela4.0.
Hogs Receipts. 1im: market 5 cents
higher Heavy. 1876 l0. mixed sS;I
5.&. lights 6l0a6.L. pigs. j0ld6.o0. bnlk
Of sales. 3 Erd6.l0
Shccp-Rcccipts l600, market strong
Warnings 5.Ed6le. wcthers lOd5. n.
ewes i.U0a.0. lambs. G.G,q10.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

chicago. Aug W-Luwer rshIrs fs,o,-
able weather in The United States 49,
an increase ln world shipments es,,so,i
Weakntv today in the local wheat r1ert,.
90 TIE opening Sentiment in H. md A..
came decidedly hullish .ahaut he mia5f.
on tne session and Throughout the rc
mainder ~ the dag The msfket mica
suong. Damage 70 ne sprrg wheat Ion
ilInishea me chief basis 0f strength
september opened {. % : lower NJ az Ia
gas At uAh1iA. closing ;.ai nm "a nv, nv,
IA w 80 "'s4
lhe corn market opened weak s4rtsr.
BET !, 20 > lower az a.. 20 az aerilres
70 ~ and on reports n damage bv 10
WHO'S rose ~ 81 The close vas a.
riih september unchanged al 81 ~ III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-20
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Aug. 0-Cattlo-Re ceipts
laW including 80 s0uthcrns. market
steady. Native steers. 4Wqe q: southern
steers. 21saf.l5: southern cows. 20ygs Al.
native COWS and heifers. coq5 b0. sto,k.
crs and feeders. 2D1i0. bulls. 9 0qg b.
calves 2N15.i5; western fed steers 8. 0r
$40. western fCd c0ws 2Wd4.G
Hogs Receipts. 300. market tgi0 cont.
higher Bulk Of sales Gl5a6 %. heav,
elq16.@' packers 6l5ae3. pigs and
lights Cmdia
Shcep-Receipts 600. market steady
Muuors i.Wq5 81. lambs. G.oa7 y. ranra
Nethgs ita1en. fed ewes rG5 ,0
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug 9-Csttie-Receipts D..
90: market steady 90 strong Beeves. 3.q)
ass. COWS and hcifers 1876 q. stock.
crs and feeders. 5o1N N. Texans. 3.15d
le,, Westerncrs, 350aj.25. calves. 5.Ooa
7U.
Hogs-Reccipts W0oo; market 70 cents
higher Mixed and butchers. tNd6 5gi
good heavy. 605d641i. rough heavy. 5.i5
ass. lights f0H65s: pigs. 5CnG .:
bulk ~ sales. 6l5d6.5
shccp-Rcceipts Gop. market strong.
sheep 3.gat ". lambs. f.-5Qso
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
PREPARING FOR A TIE-UP
IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Aug. 20.--The United
railroad, anticipating a general tie
up Of the system, is preparing for
emergencies. The Sacramento street
car house is being turned into a big
bunk house; and cots have been ord
cred for men who may be placed in the
building. Directly behind this ear
barn Is the old Preside railroads ter
minal, abandoned since the California
street electric line was installed. and
a big kitchen has been built In an en-
closure In all 1900 men can be ac-
commodated in these quarters. that
number Of cots having been ordered
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MINING IN WYOMING.
Provo People Working In the sweet.
water Country.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Aug 2o.-Pony Steel and w.
n. Brown have gone 90 SWeetWater.
Wyo.. on a prospecting trip Mr.. steele
Is an experienced mining man and
prospector. and has previously been On
the SweetWater country where ne has
great hopes of striking something rich
in the way OF gold mines.
Don Park and EdFar Loveless have
returned from Duck creek. near Ely,
Nevada where they have MADE loca.
tious ON some very promising property.
J. r. Brlen Us in from Duck Creek.
Nev. where ne rs operating valuable
lead properties owned hy himself and
other Utah people Mr Brion is onthu-
sissiic over the future OF his properties
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or MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth sold Up ON the
Open Board.

The week opened with the sale OF
1880 shares for S1j.342.5O during the
forenoon call Of the salt Lake stock
and Mining exchange During the
regular call. Carisa, Daily. May Day.
Nevada Hills. Sacramento and South
Columbus were the active stocks on
the open board, Lower Mammoth
seemed to be- i'm demand and sold
higher while Nevada HIS weakened
90 1905.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
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OGDEN AND RETURN sloo
Via D. & r. g., Aug. %.

Train leaves Salt Lake 1926 a. m.
Returning leaves ogden 1850 p. m. An
nual excursion 81 the salt Lake Asso-
citation Foot Rail club 20 the Hermitage
IN ogden canyon. Scotch Dancing.
Singing, and sports. Everybody inyit-
cd
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OGDEN AND RETURN sl.oo
Via d. & X. @. Aug. %.

Train leaves salt Lake 1926 a. m
Returning leaves ogden 1850 p. m. An
nual excursion 81 the salt Lake Asso-
citation Foot Ball Club to the Hermitage
in ogden canyon. Scotch Dancing
singing. and sports Everybody inyit.
cd.
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THE GARFIELD SHELTER.

The new Garfield smeiteT Is getting
under a good head Of steam and re-
verberatoy furnaces. al least a por-
ton Of them. were placed IN commits
sion on SATURDAY last. also the Va
r5ugai fvaslers.
While the plant Is In operation and
making blister copper. Il Is running
az nowhere near It's capacity But
Supt B. n. BENEFITS IL gradually
getting things IN line and u viii not