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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
Percentage Scheme Denounced

The Wisconsin law does not so pro-
vide" responded Davis. citing the sec
ton of the statute illinois tried such
a scheme, throwing back into conven-
tion the nominations where certain
percentage of the vote was not OBJ
tanned at the direct primary, and its
experience was such that that feature
Of the act had to be repealed. To throw
the nomination of any portion of the
ticket back into a convention on such
a pretext is simply an attempt to de-
feat to that extent the object of direct
primary legislation.
Continuing in his discussion of the
bill, Judge Davis said that the quad
rennial conventions of the parties
would be retained, for the promulga-
tion of platforms, nomination of dele
gates to national conventions and pres
idential electors only.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
Oregon PIan Suggested

Hugh McIsaac OF the independence
league interposed some questions in
timating a desire to have the Oregon
feature incorporated in the bill. but
Judge Davis replied that he did not
think the bill would pass with such a
feature included.
In the course Of his discussion Judge
Davis touched upon that part of the
bill which sets forth that a candidate
defeated at direct primary election
can not become a candidate for the
same Office by independent nomination
He asserted that under the present
conditions. where a man is cheated
out of a nomination in convention. he
probably has a right TO go before the
people as an independent candidate. but
under the direct primary law he should
not have the right as the voters of his
party had turned him down in election.
What is there 10 prevent the minor
ity OF A party and A sorehead press
getting out and electing a man of the
other party2" asked Senator Wolfe
You can't take away from the Amer
Scan people the divine right TO bolt a
had nomination when they come to cast
their votes at a general election" re-
torted Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27

at the outset, but he believed the meas
ure under consideration was great step
in the right direction. Caminetti then re-
ferred to the possibility of an organ
ization" gaining control of a party and
causing the nomination of an undeslr-
able man.
They can not do things in an easy
backroom fashion as they're doing
now" was Davis rejoinder I'VE don't
say we are going to prevent all fraud
That is not what is claimed for the
bill.|
why should the whole electorate be
bound by small percentages" asked
Grove L. Johnson. why not require
specific percentage, as in Wisconsin,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
Against Detinue Book

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 26.-Senator Tom Ken
nedy of the district attorneys office
viii introduce tomorrow bills to pro-
vide that when any police or peace Of
icer makes an arrest a record must be
made in a book to be kept by the chief
of police. open at all times to public
inspection. This record must include
the name of the arrested person. the
crime charged and the time and place
of arrest. Another bill provides that
no prisoner may be photographed or
measured for the police records before
conviction, if arrested for misdemeanor
or until held to answer if for a felony.
When final acquittal is had the rec
ord must be destroyed
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
Drew Wants Bill DELAYED

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 26.-Assemblyman Drew
will tomorrow morning endeavor to
have all Japanese legislation continued
for another week. His motion will un-
doubtediy arouse the ire of Grove e,
Johnson. who also has anti-Japanese
bills. and lively tilt is proba Bile.
Drew is desirous of receiving more def
mite information from the president and
is. also awaiting word from Illinois,
where a measure Identical with his
preventing aliens from holding real
estate. is a law.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-27
PRIMARY BILL
WINS FRIENDS
IN LEGISLATURE
Advocates of Measure DenOunce
Percentage and Convention
Proposals as Detrimental
Leaders of State League Show
That Enactment Will Full
fill Party Promises
Provisions Will Be Taken Up in
Detail and Discussed by
Both Houses

enjoy active membership in that party.
It VIII mean that every partisan will
have the right TO participate in the Sc
lection Of his partisan candidates for
public Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-07
g. ", & q, q. gabn.

g.. $. G g. u, (!Saupt-aiuie).
@nfunft-
SO. Boom Often. ..7:85 porln
SO. 7-Bom Often. 900 na6m
DO. 10-gl 8afo II. 8eiter. 7:30 nachn
Mbfabrt-
SO. 10-gl 9aio u. @eiteu. 1880 na6m
$50. 10-Na6 Dem Often. 1920 na1nl
$40. 8-Nab Sem Often. 1:40 BORN
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80 trn9erii0,
Sak piele Sun gntumier Die Grnit=
baftigfeit ibrer Gage nid)t
erfenncn.

Giideni6ner5 lit 10 trieerii6. tsr
fonlnlt nno gebt nno lit fir Gltd eia
Gatlel.
2erl1t Die ltriocbe fennen ,lno beilt
iie oann.
9feunnal bon 5e6nlnol fonlnt iie
non ben 9tieren.
Desbolb meroen 9oan's 9iIen lie
beieitigen.
Sic ybeilen ieoe 9eierenfranfbei
bonn &iideni6tner5 bis 5ur 3uder-
frarfbeit.
Sier gum geipeiie ein Sm 9n-
tonic SalI.
Sroll @uitap 9ieibert, 400 Maill
gpenue San 9lntonio, Geras, tpnbn-
baft, lagt: uGiidenl6nter5 perl1riaG=
te mir laneere 3eit niel 2eioen. Sd
fonnte na6ts nibt iblafen, iuar ner=
pos rmo idma6 rno belaB feline
gnereie. slaes mas i6 tot, geida5
1nter slnitrenguna nno 5uipeifen .par
es mir megen Der Sdmer5en in
meinem &iiden eal15li6 unnoelld,
mid gu biiden. Sbeleib ni6t oara1
gelpobnt, Weoi5in 5u nebmen, Der
ihlinnerte iib nein 3uitano Ser
art, BOB id mid enti6loB, ireenb
etlpas gu tlln. Sd besmn Oool's
9deren Hiaen gu nebnen inb befanb
mid in fllr5er 3eit beiier. Da id
nit Dem @ebrou6 Ser Billen FORT
fubr, berlieB mid Der &iifenidmera,
i6 geipann meine St6rfe uno @ner-
gle ipieber uno metne geieren mur6er
mieoer geiuno. 9oan's 9aiereu Bill
lem boben mir 10 biel sutes getail
oaB ih iie biernit auf oas brineerb=
ite ennpfeble. Wan fann lie in Ser
geror Orig 60. erbalten
Gum 8erfaltf bel allen Sarolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-Milbur1
So, Buffalo, Stem Oorf, aleinige
Meenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gub oes Ramens =
9oans uno nebnlt feine ntloers.
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@ietoria 9ipiiipm, 9. S. e g. q.

Mf1tllnff-
goo. sl so2-euero, gictOria, 7:8o na6m
Gbfa6rt-
SO. 8o1-Guero. gietoria. $50 borm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-07
SMlamb.

Ser Senat bat Die SSlllarb-
iteuer auf Gigarren, Die $75 bis
$110 oas Saliieno foiten, auf Sc er-
bolt nno auf GigarreH iiber $110
auf SO. Ser Senot iit NIT Der 8c-
ratung Ser Sarifbia als 8lenarfonli.
te iebt fertig. Die gia miro iebt
georudt ilno Damn in reguldrer
Situne borgenomtnen peroen.
Sn ben Srten am gbam.
plain See, auf Ser @ren5e 5tpii1en
BEN Staaten SEEM gorf uno Ser
mont gelegen, finoet 5ur 3eit Die
Seier beg 300iabrigen Subilat1ms
Der @ntoefung oes Gees o,lrd
Gbanlploin itatt. Braiibent Gait
lit IN Siconoeroga.
Die 2eeislatltr BON Mlabania
miro am 81. Suli in elmer grtra-
iiertg 5uianmenfonmen, Inn Den
,2oder glubs" elm gnoe 5u MADDEN.
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M. 6. & 8. Balm.

So. 4-Na1 Dem Norben. .7:30 pornt
ySlber" r"-Ma1 benz Norben. 9 100 tla1nt
$50. 244-6olifton etc =. 1915 nahnl
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seraniider sOmmerua6tstranm,

Seranii6er Gpmimermad)tstranm.
Amf her Hrairie lest idj nieber
ytad]tS mid inter etnem Baum,
StreGte rnetme tttitben 4lieber,
Sa nrnfing mid balb etn Eramnt.
Steb, ba itanb 81 ttetnen Siiken
Wsannden has famm Sammeslang,
Neigte iid) nit ittt'gem 9ritken,
unb beganr nit fiiseut Sang:
,Sberpm, Der GlfenfBnig,
Sem mir ale gSetbraud) ftrem'n,
W5ht' in ietnem Retd elm tpentg
Wait Nniif bid nun erfrenen
SmM &pn5erte ber Gicanen
Seiner Suffapelle Nubnt,
Sat er bid nun eingelaben,
S5r' ibr 8trtupientam.
Cine Sipa pine 0letdbem
ST Sppttbrpiiel, bier sn Saus.
Singt aud nidJt, 5am Steimer,ueiGen,
Mrtcn BON Midar6 Strauk.
Gin 8afiiit, amf feiner 8ibme
Sat etn iplfler ie setbrput,
Sft ber Sdbienfruidb, Ser fiibne,
Ser i'm Snmpfe mntem iuubnt.
9tud tnebr iuirb bid ,upl ers5keu
ttni're illumination,
9enn anf ale 3tueige ieten
Gid bic 5emerfafer id)pn."
Sett besann has sWeuiicieren,
ttnb tute es 10 redJt tn flor
S5nt bmrd bas Snbilieren
Der GpDuten finit'rer Gbpr.
@ie bas Spiel, bas flinfe, raibe,
Gnblid bmritts mid gemadlt
sat ber Smerg mir cine Slaidle
alamp 8ier bergesradJt
Sett erit fann id) ppl senieRem
Sas &pn5ert nit einent Wtal
$50 fctn U Mlamu gter flteken
0ann, lit iebes Set MIR idJaal.
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Gin starker ScbAtz.

3tbilben Sic ben 96rper geeen 3ralt.
,eii bur9 Sutfs- -pillen, elm abiolutes
,siimittel fir 9opfi6mersen, Spspep.
4. Walaria, 6artleibigteit anb dbnli.
leiben
,,Das 1riebrab bes 9ebens. !"
r. Suit: Sbre 2eber pillen finb bas
5riebsab bes 2ebens. SD tperbe ftets
eln 3lffall banfbar fein, tpel9er mir
eieIelbea i'll meiner Genntnib bradte.
+. 6airleig6, piatte Cannon, Col.
T;JI5'S Leber PlLLEN.
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$1OO geIubmuma. 500.

Sic 2eier biefer 3eitung tperben iib
freuen, gu erfabren, baB es fpeniaiters
cine 9efiir6tete &ranfbeit giebt. fpelde
Die @iflenfdaft in al ,ibren 9tlifen gu
beilen ir1itaube 1T; 9aIl Satarrbs
1T bic eill5iae iest Der ar5tliden 8riioers
i6aft befanlife poiitibe Sur 4atarrb err
forbert ais cine &onltitltionsfrarltte:t
cine forlititlltionelle 8ebaubluns. Sall's
&atarrb@&ur tpirb innerlidb genomnen
unb fpirft oireft auf oas 8lut llnb bic
j6leimi9elr Sberfldden beg Spftems, ,Sa~
0ur6 Die @rlinolaee Der &rarlfbeit sers
lt0renb llno Dem 8atienten @raft sebeno.
inoem fie Die 8onititlltion bes &0rpers
allfbaut ,ino Der Natilr 5u ibrem 8erfe
bilft. 9ie giaerttiimer baben 70 bieI 8ers
trnlen gu ibren 5eilfrdften, oaR iie 100
9ollars 9elpbnllng fir ieben Sal ans
bieten. ben lie su flirieren berfebleu. 3aBt
@u6 cine Qiite bon 3eusniiieu fomnlen.
Wan aorcIiere:
S. S. beueb & 60, Solebo, o :.
8erfaltft bon alien Gpot6efen, 75c.
oafl's SomilieneBilIen iinb Die beiten.
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Sir @oporo @rep bat i'm
englii6en Yarlmnent erflart, ooB Ser
@inmarid rliiiiiher 9ruppen in
8eriien i'm poIlen GinperltdnoniS
nit Gn9lano erfolge.
9(us Berlin fonlmt Die Nab-
ridt, es iei cine Sinisune atpii6etl
9unoesrot uno 9feihstag in gesu9
auf Die Sinan8reform eraielt NOR
0pr
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= @ute @etrdnfe uno famoIer
9und itets in 8nrsitaller's SaloOn
anS &eitaarant, @iuita StraBe, ne6en
Der Salle Der &ermannsiobne.
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Manber nennt feline Weni6en
porurteilsfrei, Die nit ieinen g6pd-
den geodiift baben.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
Mines and Mining Stocks
COLUMBUS is FIRM
At HIGHER LEVEL
Grand Central Is Strong, Iron
Blossom and Colorado
Weak.

Columbus Consolidated was yesterday
less erratic in its movements than at any
other time since 1t started upward from
around zoe a share; 1t was strong, with
healthy trading at $50 to S155. Grand
Central was in demand at higher prices,
the sales having been at S2.45 TO $247la.
Colorado weakened from sSc to SEE, Iron
Blossom went from 67c to CSC, Sioux Con-
solidated held at 45c, Uncle Sam brought
ole, and East Tintic Development was
relatively strong at SEC to SC.
Columbus Consolidated held throughout
the week as the center of attraction, oW-
ing to the attempts of shorts" to break
down the price. Reports from the mine
were that the new ore body is becoming
larger and better as it is opened up, and.
while the price of the stock has not ad-
vanced steadily, ii has shown a net gain
following every break.
The attack on the stock has been car
ried TO the east, where are a number Of
large holders, Not only has attempt been
made TO minimize the importance of the
new ore body. but reports have been sent
out that litigation was pending which
might result in wrestling from the com
pdny the ground in which are its best ore
bodies. IN a letter to stockholders ac-
cOmpanying a call for a special meeting
to change the date of the company's an
nual meeting, Manager Tony Jacobson
called attention to those reports and de-
ciared that there was absolutely no basis
for any litigation. He yesterday supple
mented that declaration with the positive
statement that all of the Columbus Con-
sOlidated ore bodies are in patented
ground owned by the company and that
not within a half-mile of any ore body
as at present opened is there ground to
which any one else could claim title.
Colorado and Iron Blossom displayed
some new strength during the week, but
a portion of their gains was lost. Grand
Central made a good advance, in antici-
patton of an approaching dividend dec
laration; Lower Mammoth has been
strong on account of mine developments
having reached a stage where the open
ing of new ore bodies may be expected,
and Uncle Sam and Sioux Consolidated
have been reasonably firm.
Total number of shares sold yesterday,
$50; value, s23,334.25. Totals for the
week, 43S. S95 shares, of the market value
Of S233,171.25.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
STARTS DRILLING
IN TINTIC MINE
Raymond Illinois Prospects for
Ore Bodies Below Its
1900 Level.

That the diamond or churn drill has not
long since been brought into general use
to prospect for ore bodies in the Tintic
district is g surprise to many. Unless
there is in the way of obtaining results
from such operations some obstacle which
is not apparent to the layman, and to
many experts as well, drilling should be
particularly effective along the Colorado
SiOux-Iron Blossom zone.
Drilling from the 800 level Of the Ray
mOnd Illinois mine has just been started.
The first work undertaken is in the north
drift, but it is likely that holes will be
put down several hundred feet IN sew
eral places on that level Working two
shifts, the drill is making about 90 feet
a day.
The principal reason for using the drill
to prospect for ore bodies in the Raymond
Illinois is on account Of the flow Of wa
ter. Manager j, G, Sullivan has long
been anxious TO sink below the 100 level.
but to sink the shaft deeper would In
crease the fog TO the extent Of necessi-
tating the installing Of pumps to care for
the water. By using the drill it Will be
possible to prospect deeper without in
creasing the flow. When the ore bodies
are located, and there is every reason to
believe that they will be. the company will
be justified in sinking the main working
shaft deeper and installing pumps.
The company expects to open the north
erly extensions of the great ore bodies
which nave yielded millions of dollars
profits to the owners of the Centennial
Eureka, Eureka Hill, Bullion Beck, Ge-
mini and Ridge & Valley mines.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
UTAH APEX MAKES
GAIN IN ECONOMY
Improvements of Last Year
Are All in Interest of
Saving.

The property of the Utah Apex Mining
company at Bingham has been incom-
parably improved in the last year. &C
cording to the statement OF Managing Di-
rector J. W. Horne. who recently Wis
tied the mine, accompanied by Director
Frank A. Schirmer.
Extensive improvements have been
made during the last year, properly
chargeable to capital account" said Mr..
Horne when interviewed in Boston.
These are all for the economical extrac-
ton and handling of ore, notably the
Parvenu raise 323 feet vertically from
the Parvenu tunnel level; at the top of
the raise a very large station has been
blasted out of the country rock, its di-
mansions being 70 feet long, IS feet wide
and q feet high. Here is installed a
monster hoist, or, more properly speak
ing, a lowering machine, for all ore on
that level and above will go down the
raise in cages to the Parvenu tunnel.
From there, in the same cars, 1t will be
trammed TO the portal of the Parvenu
tunnel, where the mill ore will be emp
tied into an ore bin of 200 tons capacity.
Connection is there made with the new
Phoenix mill First-class ore will be
shipped without extra handling by re-
Gently constructed upper grade railway.
''The saving in cost of handling the ore
should and will, / believe, pay US hand
somely for the investment
THE new Phoenix mill appears to be a
modern, up-to-date plant, and we conf
IDENTIFY believe that the saving will be ez-
ceedingly good and the loss in tailings
reduced greatly"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
GERMANIA LIQUOR CO.,
Wholesalers, Salt Lake City.

I INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS TO
execute government surveys, Notice
No. p. Department Of the Interior, Of
flee of .; S, Surveyor General. Salt Lake
City, Utah, Nov. Is, 1909.-Notice is hereby
given that sealed proposals either In per
son or by mail, viii be received at this
office up to and including Dec. 10, 1903, for
running, measuring, and marking, &C
cOrding to law and Instructions, the fol
lowing full and fractional townships. viz:
in Wasatch and Uintah counties, town
ships and south, ranges Is, Is, II and
IS east; township south, range 10 east;
township 10 south, ranges IL. 10, l6, IL. Is
and 10 east of the San Lake base and
meridian, Utah; estimated number Of
miles, section lines $40; township lines
.05; meandeI lines 90; also probable re-
survey OF retracement or 40 miles Of the
Uintah Indian reservation boundary, and
miles Of standard lines. It is desired
% let all Of the above in one contract, IL
possible. In Carbon county: Township "A
south, ranges and 3 east and township
70 south, range 9 east; and in Emery cOun-
ty, township Il south, ranges and 8
east, and township p south, range Z east
ali of the Salt Lake base and meridian,
Utah. Estimated number Of miles; Sec
ton, 200; township, A; also probable re-
traCement or resUrvey OF miles stand
ard, 26 miles township, and g miles sec
ton lines. Mileage bids must not exceed
statutory rates. Per diem bids are
not limited. All corners Of both surveys
and resurveys viii be rnonumented by iron
posts filled with cement and surmOUnted
by rivited brass caps. All proposals must
be accompanied by a certified check rep
reSenting per cent OF the estimated LA
bility Of the contract to be awarded. 1t
will be required that the surveys herein
described be completed and returns made
10 this office on or before Dec. 81, 1910
Full particulars upon application to this
office. The right is reserved by this Of
flee to reject any and all bids. THOMAS
HULL, Z. 5. Surveyor General
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
PLAN TO PROSPECT
GREAT NORTHERN
Ely Group With Formation Like
Ruth'S to Be Proven
With Drills.

Plans are on foot for the extensive
prospecting OF the Great Northern group
Of claims, lying a little less than half
mile due north of Lane City, says the Ely
ExpostoT.
The work will be done with core drills,
and the property will be thoroughly ex-
plored, while the ore bodies lying be-
meath the surface will be carefully chart
ed by the company.
The property, which comprises twelve
claims, lies between the Ely Resurrec-
ton, on which good values have been
found, and Lane City. The formation of
the Great Northern group is identical
with that in the Ruth.
1t was originally planned to begin the
work later in the year, but the rapid
development of surrounding properties has
prompted the owners to push the work
ahead a few months, and as a cOnse-
quence the drills will begin to pound their
way through the crust as quickly as the
winter is ended.
From all indications on the property it
is believed that another huge steam SHOW
ell proposition similar to that at Copper
Flat will be opened.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
DEEP WORK Brings
RESULTS IN T|NT|C
Eureka Section Appears to Be
Starting on Production
Career.

Opening Of marvelously rich silver
ore in the new Chief Consolidated prop
erty, the wonderful possibilities of the
new Eureka City company which will
prospect for ore beneath the Eureka
City townsite; the recent disclosures
upon the lowest levels of the Eagle &
Blue Bell, and the discovery of rich ore
upon the lower levels of the Gemini
and Centennial Eureka mines, lead to
the belief that the Eureka section of the
Tintic district is just starting upon its
career of production. says the Eureka
Reporter.
With the completion of the big tunnel
and the installation of pumping plant.
which will be the largest ever used in
Utah mine. the Centennial Eureka
company will proceed to follow the big
ore bodies down to a point hundreds of
feet below the water level. The Gemini
Mining company is already operating
below the water level, and reports from
the mine show that the richest ore to be
taken from the mine In years is COM
ing from the 1900 level. This ore is said
to be similar to the rich shoot which
was found years ago upon the 1000 level.
The flow of water in the Gemini is
giving the company but little trouble,
owing to the fact that the company has
a splendid pumping plant In operation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
TINTIC STANDARD
TO DRIFT ON TOO
Shaft Is Well Into Region Of
Permanent Ore Bodies,
IT'S Believed.

Drifting from the Tintic Standard COM
pany's shaft, on the 70O-foot level, is to
be inaugurated at once. Such was the
decision Of Manager E. J. Raddatz. who
returned from camp yesterday after hav-
ing thoroughly inspected the company S
workings. He is confident that the shaft
is well through the leached zone and into
the region of permanent ore bodies. The
quartz through which the last 80 feet of
the shaft has been sunk shows iron sui
phides all through 1t; 1t is believed TO be
without question the casing of an ore
body like those found in the Centennial
Eureka mine-the formations found in the
TWO properties at corresponding horizons
being Identical.
Work will be centered in the driving of
a drift southeast from the shaft, to get
under the leaehed ore bodies which were
encountered on the 400 level. Those ore
bodies it is believed. will be found to
contain good values on the lower level
From the shaft to the nearest known ore
body the distance is from $50 feet to 175
feet. 1t is expected to find ore when the
drift gets through the body of quartz,
wherever that may be.
A drift will also be run toward the
north. Work Of cutting a station at the
200 level is In progress.