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To: Char who wrote (2003)	9/25/1998 4:30:00 PM
From: Laser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5143

Dave, ..and what is the projected income from the quarry operation? I have not seen any number crunching.

To: Char who wrote (2003)	10/31/1998 9:56:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5143

I took a chance Made a Member named " mgaugolddrills " and make a Password called " drills " ( case sensitive) as that will cover Marble, Dirt and Scotia. pages.wbs.net Then the Guys and gal(s) can post some picture there and we can all get the URLs...OK? Thanks.. SEE comments on the new Marble pictures at Maxam: Message 6240425 Chucalost my marbles in my JPGs. <<.....one is tiff the other btmp. Hope you can open one or the other. The quarry is on the right just off the picture. The front loader on the bank to the right is dumping blasted marble into the crusher. From there it travels over conveyer to a seperator that sorts by size. The two conveyers on the left take the different size product and dump it into piles for pickup. Oversized product goes back to the right and into a smaller crusher where it starts the process over. The smaller crusher is in the center. The trailer in the center is the power/generator. At least this gives some perspective of the size of the crushing/storage operation. We are slow getting this onto the website. Ron Content-Type: image/bmp; name="quarry.bmp" ..>> Dame it was big the several CONVEYERS were about 3 times longer than a Back Hoe D-6 jig. The thing is a Bonanza. It looks like a mine with rocks all blasted about the size of the half dozen vehicles spread out one vehicle length each away fromone another...like they are worried about a forrest fire there ? Underwritting. Nice Pixs...up to someone else this weekend, I did my best until the main new computer buster! Bye... Chuca PS - I did it: Welcome, mgaugolddrills Make a home page! It's fast, easy and FREE! Step #1 Logon Logged in as mgaugolddrills Step #2 Make a homepage - Don't worry, it's easy! No skill needed--it practically builds itself! Click here to build your home page Skip this, I'll do it later About WBS Terms of Service Advertising Info