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To: Chris A. who wrote (6146)6/22/1998 3:03:00 PM
From: Chas.  Respond to of 26850
 
Hi Chris........ This is fantastic news for all Wsp shareholders.........from previous postings and putting the details together it appears that we could have at minimun 10 million tons, say 5 million on land leading into the lake and another 5 million under the top portion of Snap Lake....and then another potential dyke/sill system at the SW corner leading into the lake towards the 186 intersects........the news release implys that they will most likely do a summer delineation program, which would then lead into a major bulk and a feasibility, however with the value and $/ton as high as it is they may just start blasting to generate some quick revenue....the next couple of weeks will sure be interesting......chuck



To: Chris A. who wrote (6146)6/22/1998 3:05:00 PM
From: marcos  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26850
 
Eric had a good point about strike length - the top material is cheap and costs will rise exponentially going down the 15% dip. Strike is open yet, so if I was making up the drill plan I would march the holes up a fenceline, looking for length before spending much looking for depth.

But then what do I know. Other than that I sure miss Tomato .... cheers .... macros


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