Okay, "spot on". Let's take a look at the post and see just how much "spot on" we have here. I'm not disputing you, just the premise, the information, upon which you base your confirmation.
My question would be, is any of this equipment still currently in use and will loosing it impact production? In other words, are the water trucks what the mine uses? Is this fuel truck currently in use, and the same for the rest of it? And what ball mill? Certainly not the one used at the mill? And the drill. Is it the one I have seen in use by a crew out on the property?
I mean, we can guess that this is all invaluable equipment that once gone shuts the mine down and then it goes into BK and we all realize our worst fears.
On the other hand, it would be very nice to know some details about this equipment and whether or not it represents equipment being utilized in current mining operations or is it some obsolete stuff that has been sitting around for years and years.
Anyhow, sky is falling sounds great for drama. Question is, is the sky really falling? Certainly the pps is. But what is that all about and does one have anything to do with the other? I don't think so.
So "spot on", doesn't appear to be all that clear from what we have here to review at this time.
"SHERIFF'S SALE", The Fifth Dist. Court of Beaver County, Utah
REPUBLIC BANK, INC v. Western Utah Copper Company, Mark Dotson & Eric Barlow
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale at 1208 S 200 W, Milford, Ut on the 29th day of January, 2010 @ one P.M.
Personal Property:
(2) 4,000 gal water trucks, 3,500 gal fuel truck, lube truck, Mechanics service truck, 1996 John Deere Backhoe, 1974 Cat D&H Dozer, 1998 Reich Ciculation Drill Rig, 1992 Volvo Heavy Haul Rig,(2) 1952 Allis Chalmers Ball Grinding Mills, a 2004 Ranc L W Vin, etc....A diamond drill, with 1,000 feet of rod, 4x4 Ball Mill, Grates & test equipment, Top Running crane.... .
Dated At Beaver City, Utah 14 Jan, 2010, Cameon Noel, Sheriff of Beaver
County
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