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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
WALL STREET
LIVENING UP
VOLUME OF TRADING YESTERDAY
OVER a MILLION SHARES.
Largest Total Of Any Single Day
Since the First Of the
Present Year.

On trading well In excess of one
million shares. the largest thus far
this year. stocks today continued their
advance. The movement lacked some
OF It's recent breadth. but was none
the less effective. The rise was re
corded In the face OF such unfavor.
able conditions as the refusal of the
railroads to grant wage increases re
manded by their engineers. further
unrest at several domestic Industrial
centers and continued deadlock n the
British coal strike.
To counterfeit these factors another
advance In coppers was reported here
and abroad. IL was this latter devel
opment that contributed more thar
anything else 10 the markets strength
metal and kindred securities selling
mt best prices in some months, willis
some attained their highest quotations
In considerably over a year.
Industrtals. as whole. comprised
large percentage OF the days bust
ness, the standard railway shares be
Ing comparatively dull until the latter
part OF the session. when Readinl
rose to its best price of the year
United States Steel shared this dis
phctiOu lot a Drlet period.
Taking today's top figures as a basi,
prices show gains of 10 to 20 points
Tor the month. A canvass OF the con
servative element in the financial dis
trict throws little light on the i'm
proved market situation other thar
, the belief that IL had its genesis IL
better mercantile and political condi
tons. IL is no less apparent that thu
market is largely in the hands O.
skilled spectators.
The market made its first pro
nounced halt in the last hour at which
time the heaviness OF Steel, Anal
gamated Copper and Union Pacif,
brought these stocks back almost Il
their starting point and indicated tina
offerings had created another stage o
congestion. Reading and Smeltin,
were the most striking exceptions T.
the general tendency. the former sell
ing at its best price OF the day. Fina
dealings were on a moderate seal,
with the tone barely steady.
Bonds were in better demand her,
today. prices in general renectin,
greater firmness. Total safes. pa
value. were sS.226. 900. United Statei
Government bonds we're unchanged
on call.
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SKELETON Ecu I'd
Human Bones Found Under oss ca,
dItiors Near plresIlis Mr.
der it Suspected

30 arHf Dbl Boo frfrir.rar..
FINENiIiE w. We Warrh 1f a
rrurFoms frd Of human skeleton
aHH made hf nmhermeu nr Coo tfrrs
ofrr'nnkinE fhr Guvandofte rIter. rrf
Iar Irnm fhF rIfr and rh1uf frrr
miles from naHefsf rhs men
urrn attracted fo fhe rpHf hr fhr a~
fI0ra ri DOE Thn skeleton chat rl
man OF more fhan orfinarf r.rr r.
rnsf1 In ratff u fhr rnrE rf.rr
naf been rrldrIs unUed un ufr
rualirr rurts ah.rh .u fha rrrrre a
nmH bed fallen down There ras nr
ifare ~ any affIrle fhaf m ~ Ieaf
i1 Identification o. a. supposof ft.
ntn eaa murdered and ffrn trrirs
in fHr cavity durinr fhe earg uut-i
operations iu fhr aCcUoa
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady.
Rye-No. ?. 9ltaA92.
Bariey-Feed or mixing 75d1 OOc;
fair TO choice mailing 81 1871 80.
Timothy Seed-S9 0OG144 so.
Glover Seed-si6 OOd22 25.
Pork-Mess. SIC so: lard-On tier
ces) 50 so: short ribs (Ioose) 50 %
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts.
burgh. March 25.-Cattle. active: sup
! ply 100 loads Choice 81 gOHs %:
prime s. 5OG7 IS.
Sheep-Higher; supply 20 double
decks. Prime wethers S. 0Oa6 Is (:
culss and commons 81 50d3 so:
lambs s. OOgs 90. veal calves IS 30
as IS.
HoEs-Slow: receipts 30 double
decks. Prime hcavies s. S0G7 50:
mediums s. 90; heavy workers s. 80:
light workers. 81 soar 20: pigs IS 50
al co. roughs Sc JOg6 s..
CHICAGO. March rs Close. Cat.
tie Receipts ST. 600. market firm
Beeyos s. 81 n - IS. Texas steers
- so n s. 80. western steers g. 20
y s. 90. stockers and feeders 81 IS
n 81 80: cows md hc.ftrs g. 81 10
s. 20. calves s. 90 n s. 10.
Hogs Receipts f55 1000. market
steady. trade active Light s. 20 70
s. IS. mixed s. Is " s. go. heavy
81 20 ri 81 So. rourhs 81 Is ia
s. 80. piss s. Is n 81 0O. bulk Of
sales s. O. 81 g. s.
sheep Receipts $4,000. market
steady for The bcst rrades. Others
weak Native a. sD 70 g. ss vest.
ern 81 ~ m s. 25. yearInrs g. a.
n - 3d. lambs native gs gs r
81 g.. western g. rs g. O0
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Metals.

NEW YARK. March 25.-standard
copper strong; spot tt4 50 n SIS 10.
futures E6S. Us. 81 Lake copper
l5ia. electroytic 49,. ash. casting
H. Q15is.
Tin hru. Spot SO Is q $40 90.
London firm Spot G194. future
E1o1
Lead firm. 81 40 N 81 SO New
York London SIC g.
Sprifer firm. % % 70 s. 90 New
York. London EgS
Iron. Cleveland warrants SIS. ca
Boo London Locally iron was un.
settled so. foundry northern SIS Is
H 80 o.. SO. q. SO 90 10 So 0a.
40 southern end so I southern
soff So oo u So s1.
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RIVER FATALITY
New York Contractor. Building Ohio
River Lock, Killed When Tim
Der Crushes Skull.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, March %
w. 8. Downing. OF New York City
superintendent OF tbs construction
company building the lock and dam
No. 10. at Little Hooking. five miles
below this city. was fatally injured to
day when the steamer Queen City. In
passing through the lock. struck der
rick boat, causing a timber to hit
Downing on the head, crushing his
skull.
The injured man was placed on a
freight train and hurried TO this city
but he died as the train was crossing
he Ohio river bridge. Downing was
40 years OF age. and came here only
ten days ago.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 25.-Persistent,
though limited selling TO realize
profits. more than wiped out an ad.
vance today in wheat The July fu-
ture suffered besides from a steady
peppering by the leaders on the bear
side. Closing prices were easy and
3-S n 1-2 10 "a n Use under Satur
day night. Corn finished Is 10 Is a
IA higher; oats varied from a shade
of TO like amount up and hog pro
ducts ended at an advance CT TO
12Ia cents.
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HINTON MAN UNDERooES
AN UNUSUAL OPERATION
special Dispatch 70 the InteIlIgencer.

BALTIMORE. Md. March 25.-John
r. Edwards. a prominent merchant OF
Hinton. W. Va. is In a serious cOndi-
ton in 4 hospital here after Two op-
erations Mr.. Edwards contracted grip
which affected his brain and il was
necessary to open his skull and re-
move an abcess that had formed there.
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WV YORK March Cotton
r00'a rata been afrar rf frrftr-
orn.rs a.. IIr.rsa o. fr a far. nar
n.H print l.otla Ifsr nnI Ftrrerf
r.ae. snFIarrr pr rrrf Irraa
0aa arr Ir .f..te aenanI Worried
farra orc mr-f fruef frtfera r.
Turf far trade
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Money.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Money on
call steady; 2& az. per cent; ruling
rate 2iecfh closing bid 2ss; offered at
2izc.
Time loans firm; so days az f3Is
per cent and 80 days 3i2c; SIX months
3S4c.
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Cohee

o. ai iferafrh a. us frfefurrr~-r
HIH H. H."a OBJ ... ...s ......a
WV NOEE March r5-ffarrs
nrnrErf advanced orc half % thr.s
rlrrffr franc March FrHrra rfr.af
olertd orr fallc. Nay closed oTers-f
OF o. a.. Jolly rinsaI rr~rsf 90 fr 81
= .rIefnufr rIrarf rFrrnI a. raftr
i'nrfra rr r.nHfr offered af ft.-r
NIn so e quoted af 1ta to &c Mar
3d. STEADY
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FINANCIAL.
WHEELING rnAo-rTou ConEFAHT
aFncKAL cAn nmnWICn


Erfra cars fn sddition a. ne fsrutar
service al 10 eu~rated on al lines -
ths COMPANY a. accom- MEDIATE people 90
fInn fo aftsrd trs russffnaa
TaesFnrsrH usirH uIe MnurfEFiiis. No
Ne ran FaIr Grounds end North Wheel
- Tree pII1 fIrd if nluaf annFsnIsnt 70
leaTe anf nnarf care 81 iftn afrset
re Pan Harfls care rem WsfIahurg
.HrrnarfIrr af MfIIHnurH fur Do 'aratsa
80 sfenhsrt Ile We fHr tn STATE rrar-
Hrn rrrrary and fur Hrlufant Mnso
nrH afsurHnrII'f Hia FsrrHI 80 ffr1
aTnrunHf nuf NnrfE MraaIrr uIu rrn
% arrf 80 MarHsf sweets wnlrn rrlrf
Ia affHfr q rrrrrr'rnf ffrfanra n SO
q a..frnar.r rr raasruaefa rnarffna 80
IfnrrIr UaFa rnrfn 20 Nnssllnr naY
rranafrr f1 hrnNend anf Nnrth Wiresl-
frr .Hra af NIrHf street - Irn vii lana
..aaarnHrra af rffh street
Fnr n.arf msFfinEa frErsrf aafurtaral
anf Co.. I'D services on Sundays. sntra
rnra fr Hrf from - uhin reinfa fin-
"Iuf.rE anaINa.ia Eel aire Meaf Wfeei-
.rr urIfGrrnrf rarfnn. uains f.snafrn
IIrr.E rIfe Martlns FsrrN rorkuIils. rii-
fnuaNi d. auN Naytarfl Hlff b. euerafsI
.rUuu| Do r.rI street Inun This ser
vice ulil FnahIr onto r~Hris % travsi o.
rr1 ron rnfnf oorferIrnf o. ne Tah.
rrrHrie effh1uf rhanainE rars and via
cut ths usual adfitIonal sltE farA
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STRONG FOR TAFT
Elienkoro Republicans Pick Taft as
FaVorite for the 1912 Presi-
Dental Fight.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
ELLENBORO. W. Va. March 25.-
Magisterial district conventions will
be held here Thursday. April 18th to
select delegates to the Parkersburg
and Huntington conventions. Taft Is
strong favorite with the Republi-
cans. and every indication is that he
Will receive the support OF The big end
OF the delegation from here.
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HONOR BINGHAM
House Adjourns Monday. Naming
Naming Committee TO Attend
Penrsylvanians Funeral.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Twenty
minutes after assembling the house ad'
iourned today out Of respect OF the
memory of the late Representative
Henry II. Bingham OF Pennsylvania,
the houses oldest member who died
in Philadelphia Saturday. Speaker
Clark appointed the following commit
tee to attend the funeral:
Representatives Cannon, Illinois;
DGlzell, Moon. Olmsted, McCreary,
Butler. Reyburn. Donohoe and Lee, OF
Pennsylvania; Gillette. Marrachuset.
Is; Fitzgerald and Sulzer. OF New
York; Moon. Tennessee: Jones, Vir-
ginia: and Burleson, OF Texas.
when u comes % the truth. even
& druggist Is unable to supply any
thing Just as good"
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STEUBENYILLE
Special dispatch TO the Intellirencer.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiliseneer.
STEUBENVILLE. o., March 25.-
In the case of Mccoy VS.. the National
Amusement company Judge Richards
dissolved the injunction and held that
the defendants could remove any FIX
lures they installed in case they leave
the building in as good shape as they
found IT,
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Transfer books March 1gth for y
per cent cash dividend payable April lst
f-TranEfcr books closed March 2Oth
Tor 2i= per cent cash dividend payable
f-Transfer books close March 25th
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WHEELING. W. Va, March rs, 'Is.
The following quotations. on 5ne mora
active Wheeling STOCKS are corrected
daily FOR the Inteinseneer> by Howard
Hazlett & Son. local nrCxers:
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Pike Contract Let.

The Unionport & Smithfeld pike
commissioners have let their pike con-
tract to Wolf & Frowine. There were
three bids, as follows: A. w. Nc
Donald. s22.316.44; Liggett Bros. $780,
77S. 10; Wolf & Frowine. s1s.4i5.30.
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.-2Ia per cent dividend payable April
- per cent dividend payable April
list
t-lh per cent dividend payable April
LIST
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Sheriff Sells Lots.

Sheriff Murray sold four lots In
Harwell Place on Monday to r. b. Jor
dan. There are a large number oil
lots unsold.
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WHEELING. w. Va, March 25. IL
The active Pittsburgh stocks. eorrsct.a
daily by a. T. hasten & Ca. oankers
and brokers. National Exchange rans
building.
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va, March rs IL
the following QUOTATIONS. .sa t.lt, more
active Wheeling STOCKS ar. ~orrsc- 81
daily Tor the IuteiiEencer o. George ~
Baron. local broker. sno Il H. Marshall
manager Eond Department
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WASHINGTON. March 25.-At the
beginning Of business today the con.
dition Of the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury offices
S65. $50.
In banks and Philippine treasury
S32.32l.I62.
The total balance In general fund
was $126.5S5.221.
Ordinary receipts Saturday were
S2.g54.O02, with ordinary discourse.
ment3 Of S1.74O.6O3.
The deficit to date this fiscal year
IL Si6.452.9s6 as against n deficit OF
S3.007,3DS az this time last year.
These figures exclude Pannmn ca.
nal ana public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK. March 25.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper I to ~ per
cent. Sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
Sf4 S4.25 for 50 Gays and at 81 S7.I5
for demand. Commercial bills 81 S2ia.
Mexican dollars 47c Government
bonds steady. Railroad bonds firm.
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Ofi CITY ra Warrh 1s Credit
D.. anrr. 800 Uurs Isa 500 arrrarr
i-it shipments l1sI.s. aterar.
's.s.ls
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for per cent cash dividend navabls
April LIST '"' "O'e
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New York Stock EXCHANGE
STO cKS.

WHEELING. ". Va, March 25. -
Range or active stockz on ths New
YORK Stoc, Exchange. corrected daily ~
A +. Masten & Co. brokers.
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westinshouse Machine Co. u sol.L asl.
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Bends.
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales l.IsO.1OO shares.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

Total sales 6.s5e shares
The Calumet news., 1912-07-22
MONUMENT TO HEROIC LAD

To the memory of Burrell Heacock
of Cleveland, o., aged II years who
lost his life in an heroic attempt TO
rescue Eldridge stanton. when the ice
bridge in the gorge Immediately below
was swept down the river and into the
whirlpool rapids, February 4. 1912"
This inscription appears In the plans
Tor monument to IIeacock's memory
submitted today to the board of -on
trol by the Niagara Falls park superln
tendent for its approval The design
calls for cobbestone column ten fect
high. five feet wide az tho base and
four feet wide at the summit
The city of Toronto is to pay one
,hrid of the cost, the Niagara Fails
park commissioner one-third and tae
town OF Niagara Falls the remainder.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-22
ABOUT RAoluM.
-



Among scientists. t Is very gem
orally conceded that the discovery of
radium gavc to the world one Of its
most interesting and unique riddles.
After Jall the "cranks," as well as
geniuses. had failed to produce per-
petual motion machine: after all the
alchemists and their scientific sue
cessors the chemists, had failed to
change any single chemical element
into another and the world had set
tied down to the belief i'm the impos .
sibility of achieving either of these
aims the discovery of the phenomena
Of iadioactvity seemed to show tho
fallacy OF the conclusion in both
cases.
The discovery of raGium was the
logical result of the attempt of Bee
Querel. in 1906, to find a chemical sub
stance which would produce X-rays.
This famous French scientist seemed
10 have succeeded when he found that
all compounds of the rather rare ele-
ment uranium gave rays that. like
X-rays, could penetrate light-proUf
screens and act upon Photographic
then discovered: the ores of uranium
were far more active than their
uranium contents would lead one to
expect This discovery led MIoe
Curie. the brilliant young wife of
Prof Curie. Becquerels colleague. to
En "a f,,r nth hgt IA
thau uranium in such minerals. Az
ter two or three years of most diff
cult work from ton of ore as much
radium as could be heaped UPON y
dime was obtained. in the form of pure
radium chloride. white crystalline
substance over 900. 900 times as active
as an equal weight of Uranium. A
bit Of this radum no larger than "a
pin head could produce a photograph
In a minute or two. The raGum II
self glowed family in the dark and
caused certain minerals. as zinc blende
or diamonds. brought near 1t to glow
quite brilliantly. Viewed with a mag
nifying glass. the glow Of the zlnc
blende is seen to be due to numerous
distinct sparks or scintillations, each
visible fer but moment.
Not only light. but heat also is pro-
duced. Al first II was thought that
This heat was produced continuously
and with no apparent diminution or
loss of ra iIum as time went on. This
led tc tho statement that radium was
y source of perpetual energy We
now know that the rate of heat pro-
duction is slowly diminishing rnd
that n given quantity of radium can
produce only q limited total amount
of heat energy. which IS, however
The Calumet news., 1912-07-22
Brokers Gossip


To give one an idea of the immeus-
ity Of operations at Utah Copper. the
countrys largest porphyry mine. N 10
only necesarw 20 say that the com
pany Is now transporting to the mill
$4,000 tons Of ore and to the waste
dumps $4,000 tons of overburden daily.
according to Thompson. Towle & CO..
To handle this tonnage. it requires Il
daily trains of 50 cars each.
Based on Utah's June production Of
e23i,i65 pounds. the company during
lat month produced at the race Of
more than iO5,ooOOoO pounds Of re-
fined copper per annum. During May
production amounted 10 1906, 1886
pounds. which was the company's rec
ord month Utah is steadily increas-
ing tho tonnage of ore handled and
according TO the predictions OF the
MANAGEMENT. this figure should be
brought up 10 10000 tons per day by
August which would mean. after op-
erations have become thoroughly adj
justed, q production Of around i5o.-
100000 pounds per annum.
Utah Copper. with it's enormous
steam shovel pit Is recoming more
and more to be Negardcd as one of the
wonderful sights in and about sal,
Lake city and large numbers Of tour
ists are continually visiting the prop
erty
The Calumet news., 1912-07-22

! j. of Mortgages at page e72. on which
mortgage there is claimed to be due
ana is declared TO be due at the date
OF this notice. the sum or seven thou-
sand, ninety-five ana 65-fOO (7.Og5 6O
collars and no suit or proceedings at
law or in equity having been institut-
ed to recover the money secured by
sald mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW THEREFORE,, by virtue Of
the power of sale contained i'm said
mortgage and the statute i'm such case
made and provided. notice is hereby
given that on the twenty seventh day
OF August, A. ID. 1912, at IL o'clock i'm
the forenoon there will Ee sold AT pub
Tic auction TO the highest bidder at
the 'front.' door of the court house I'm
the village of Houghton. In the coun-
" OF Houghton, Michigan, Ohat be-
ing the place where the Circuit Court
Tor the said county of Houghton IS
holden) the premises described in
said mortgage or so much thereof rs
may be necessary To pay the amount
due on said mortgage with six per
cent interest and all legal costs as
provided for I'm said mortgage and an
attorney fee of thirty-nve dollars as
also provided for in said mortgage
The premises described IN said
mortgage are all those certain pieces
or parcels of land situate and being
IN the Township of Calumet In the
county of Houghton and state Of
Michigan. and described as follows.
To wit; Lot numbered Five in Block
numbered Five (5) and Lot number
ed Twenty t2O) in Block numbered
rive t5) of the Village of Calumet.
according to the plat OF said Village
ot Calumet of record I'm the office OF
the Register OF Deeds for said County
OF Houghton Reserving. however
unto the Laurium Mining company.
all minerals upon the said land and
the right TO mine the same 10 within
hftcen feet OF the surface OF the rock.
Together with the tenements. hercdita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto
now or hereafter belonging or In any
wise appertainlng or thereuupon sit
rated
Dated this twenty ty-seventh day OF
May, A. d. 1912.
Bollmann Land & Investment
Company.
Mortgage.
E. Petermann.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Business address:
Calumet. Michigan.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-22
BUSY DAYS AT THE
INSPIRATION CO.'S MINE
MAIN EAST SHAFT OF ARIZONA
MINE HAS JUST BEEN START
ED AS PROPERTY.

Globe. Ariz, July 2!-The main west
shaft OF Inspiration Consolidated IS III
feet deep and going down al the rate
of over five feet a day. The main easi
shaft has lust been started. A head
frame Is being erected and 25- horse
power Fairbanks Morse gasoline en-
gine hoist Installed.
The Scorpion shaf. was sunk III
feet last month. Sinking of the two
Live oak shafts continues and num-
Der two will be finished in a Few days
after which the development OF the
Live Oak ore body viii be started
on the Inspiration ore body the
first hauIage level is being ooened
mp 80 feet below the tunnel level 10
faces being worked large number
Of raises are being driven above the
tunnel level Increased compressor
capacity. the total being now $500 en-
Dic feet Of free air per minute. has
permitted an increase in una, rground
development work. the total for June
being over 200 feet.
u is estimated that le.OOO, 600 tons
# ore are eXtractable through the |
first haulage level
A new wqgon-road Is being butt |
rom the mine 10 tho millsitc Il |
niles distant Development work is
'eing rushed faster than construction,
IS the mir and surface plants cab
asily be finished by the time the mine
an be made ready 10 produce. The
nly important construction work yc,
tarted is that Of the pumping station
N Pinal creek