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Years this material was
created: 1941-1989.
Quantity:
30 linear shelf feet (in
38 document cases, 5 records boxes, 13 flat boxes and 1 small card file box)
(+ oversize items and videos).
© 1998 by Fort Lewis College Foundation, Center of Southwest
Studies account.
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30 linear shelf feet (in 38 document cases, 5 records boxes, 13 flat boxes and 1 small card file box) (plus oversize materials and videos)
This collection consists of mining company operation records regarding the mining and processing of uranium, vanadium, tungsten, and other base metals in Colorado and Utah, and elsewhere in the Four Corners region of the Southwestern United States. The importance of these records is that they document the history and daily operations of mines from exploration through production to reclamation.
Most of the records in this collection as a whole are centered around Union Carbide and its subsidiaries' activities throughout western Colorado and eastern Utah, including sites at Maybell, Rifle, Grand Junction, Uravan, Dove Creek, and Slick Rock. Missing from these records are documentation of the U.S. Vanadium Corporation's Durango ore sampling plant that Union Carbide operated near the Vanadium Corporation of America's smelter south of town. {Foote Minerals bought Vanadium Corporation of America at some point, after which Union Carbide bought Foote Minerals.}
The Union Carbide Company conglomerated these records as it bought up a number of smaller companies over the years. Union Carbide subsidiaries included Metals Reserve Corporation (possibly a bogus company set up to confuse the German government during World War II), Trace Elements Corporation, Foote Minerals, Union Carbide Nuclear, Umetco Minerals (formed by Union Carbide's consolidation of many of its subsidiaries in the late 1970s; that company still exists; its primary function now is reclamation) -- not to mention companies in Australia, South Africa, and other places outside the U.S. A related company is U.S. Vanadium Corporation (USV; possibly associated with Union Carbide's first entry into mining, in the late 1910s or early 1920s). For a history of the Durango USV site, click here.
Access terms:
Mines and mineral
resources--Guide-books
Uranium industry--Colorado--Archives
Uranium mill tailings--Colorado--Archives
Uranium miners--Colorado--Archives
Uranium mines and mining--Colorado--Archives
Uranium mines and mining--Colorado--Maps
Uranium ore processing plants--Colorado--Archives
Uranium ores--Colorado--Archives
Vanadium industry--Colorado--Archives
Vanadium industry--Colorado--Maps
Vanadium ores--Colorado
See also the Center's pathfinder that describes various special collections at the Center of Southwest Studies pertaining to mines and mining.
Historical
note
Union Carbide took over a radium mine and mill located in Montrose County in
1928. The town of Uravan (named after the uranium and vanadium found in
its canyons) was built in 1935 to provide housing for the company’s employees.
As radium recovery became less in demand, the mill began mining uranium in
the 1940s, first for national defense and later for nuclear power
applications. Operations began in 1936 and continued until 1984,
producing 42 million pounds of uranium oxide. The state of Colorado sued
Union Carbide and Umetco in 1983, seeking to recover damages from
contamination created by mill operations and the mill was shut down the
following year. In 1986, contamination forced the town’s evacuation and most
of the buildings were dismantled.
The Environmental Protection Agency put Uravan on the Superfund National Priorities List in 1986, citing "contamination of the air, soil and groundwater" near the plant and the San Miguel River. Official cleanup of the 450-acre site began in 1987, and as of 2004 it was about ninety percent completed, according to Umetco Minerals. The mining site has been on the NPL because it is a non-coal site with mining operations that occurred after August 3, 1977, the enactment date of the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA). It is neither regulated by SMCRA nor eligible for funds from the SMCRA Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program.
During its peak, the Union Carbide employed about 250 people. Union Carbide is now a subsidiary of Midland, Michigan-based Dow Chemical Co. since their merger was finalized in 2001. On January 23, 2004 a suit was filed in a U.S. District Court in Denver suing Union Carbide and its wholly owned subsidiary Umetco Minerals Corp. for causing the deaths of four people and illness among more than 70 others from radiation exposure.
Map courtesy of
http://www.mindfully.org/Nucs/2004/Union-Carbide-Sued24jan04.htm
Works Cited (All websites accessed 12/10/2004):
McGhee, Tom. "Union Carbide Sued in Radiation Illnesses in Colorado," Denver Post, January 24, 2004. http://www.denverpost.com/cda/article/print/0,1674,36%257E33%257E1911572, 00.html 24jan04 from http://www.mindfully.org/Nucs/2004/Union-Carbide- Sued24jan04.htm
Draper, Heather. "Uranium Fallout," Rocky Mountain News, February 28, 2004.http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/business/article/0,1299,DRMN_4 _2689882,00.html 28feb04 from http://www.mindfully.org/Nucs/2004/Union-Carbide-Uranium-Fallout28feb04.htm
NPL Site Narrative for Uravan Uranium Project (Union Carbide) http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/npl/nar864.htm
Administrative information
About the organization of this collection: The overall organization of these records begins with the records of the main office in Grand Junction, Colorado, followed by the groups of records pertaining to the sites of the various mining operations (these record groups are ordered alphabetically by name of mine site). Arrangement within each series is alphabetical, unless stated otherwise.
Acquisition information: The collection is the Center of Southwest Studies' accession 1998:04010. Umetco (subsidiary of Union Carbide Company in Grand Junction, Colorado) donated this material to the Center of Southwest Studies on April 29, 1998. The donation was effected through the efforts of Bill Sheriff, with the agreement that the materials of historical value would be made available at the Center of Southwest Studies in a collection called the Union Carbide collection. Umetco had not weeded any of the materials -- 99 drawers in 25 filing cabinets, plus numerous oversize maps (to be selected for the Southwest scope of the Center, then humidified and flattened at the Center), and 31 boxes of records, books, lab notes, and reports. Some of the file drawers were empty or were only partially full of records, books, ledgers, maps, etc. In July of 2005 Umetco Minerals Corporation donated to the Center of Southwest Studies an additional series (Series 1.11, in Boxes 59 and 60; recorded as accession 2005:07019): patent records pertaining to the Union Carbide Nuclear Company/ Development Laboratory at Rifle, Colorado.
Related collections at the Center of Southwest Studies (listed alphabetically by title, which is preceded by the collection number):
I 094: Airborne gamma-ray spectrometer and magnetometer survey, Cortez Quad (Colo. and Utah) final report on microfiche (75 microfiche). Report of a study conducted for the U.S. Department of Energy, Grand Junction office, under Bendix Field Engineering Corporation, Grand Junction Operations subcontract no. 78-179-L, project no. 40-78-4131, circa 1979.
M 004 and I 046: American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company records (1.5 document cases and 7 rolls of microfilm). Records pertaining to Colorado mines and mining, 1901-1957.
I 073: Atomic bomb development records (RG 77) on microfilm (14 rolls of microfilm). Harrison-Bundy files relating to the development of the atomic bomb, 1942-1946 (M1108, 9 rolls), and correspondence ("Top Secret") of the Manhattan Engineer District, 1942-1946 (M1109, 5 rolls).
P 032: Colorado mining towns slide transparencies (approximately 500 slides). Oversize color slide transparencies of former mining scenes and towns of Colorado, especially on the Western Slope, 1960-1989. Arranged alphabetically by place name.
M 008: Durango (Colo.) uranium mill tailings removal collection (5.5 document cases). Publicity materials, engineering/environmental assessment reports, Task Force records, etc., 1960-1990, regarding the removal of radioactive tailings from the Durango mill site at the base of Smelter Mountain in the 1980s.
M 060: Four Corners Environmental Research Institute (FOCERI) collection (6 document cases + 12 records boxes). Minutes, correspondence and memos, financial records, maps, project records, and engineering/environmental assessment reports re: various projects in the Four Corners region, including the Durango uranium mill tailings site, La Plata County coal mining, Colorado River tributaries, electric transmission power lines in southern and southwestern Colorado, and other topics researched by FOCERI.
M 229: Langan W. Swent papers: Health and safety in underground uranium mines
M 223: Page L. Edwards papers (4 boxes). From the late 1950s through the early 1970s Mr. Edwards was a geological engineer at the Vanadium Corp. of America (Vanadium Corporation of America) plant in Durango and was the General Manager of the Vanadium Corporation of America plant in Shiprock, New Mexico.
I 096: Southwest Geological Studies reports, on 23 microfiche. Includes reports on modes of uranium occurrences in Colorado Front Range by Robert H. Carpenter; detailed uranium hydrogeochemical and stream sediment reconnaissance of the Tallahassee Creek...in the northwestern part of the Pueblo Nims Quad, Colo., by Spencer S. Shannon, Jr.; hydrogeochemical and stream sediment reconnaissance of nure by Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory; engineering assessment of inactive uranium mill tailings, Durango site; geology...of the...Needle Mountains, southwestern Colorado…
F 004: Southwest mining artifacts. Includes a framed photo with uranium samples in vials from the plant at Naturita, Colorado, and a piece of petrified wood with uranium dust on it. Contact the curator regarding these and any other artifacts.
I 093: Toxic release inventory reports for Colorado (92 microfiche). Includes introduction, chemical substance index, facility name index and other indexes, and toxic release inventory reports for Colorado, 1987-1988.
M 007: Uranium mining collection (3 document cases). Newspaper clippings, articles, and other printed materials and photographs concerning various mills relating to the uranium rush on the Colorado Plateau, 1940-1958; donated by Denny W. Viles, Vice President of the Vanadium Corporation of America, and other sources.
See also this online resource at the Southwest Studies Center's website: Surface Mining Regulation and Reclamation: Bibliography and Abstracts of Research Reports, completed 1978 and 1998.
Related records elsewhere: Umetco retained the MSHA-related records pertaining to safety and occupational health issues, and did not transfer to the Center of Southwest Studies the Union Carbide records pertaining to the Manhattan Project -- records that were initially promised to the Center but which were subsequently claimed by the U.S. Department of Energy for its archives at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Further, Dow Chemical has a permanent record retention policy for all exploration records associated with Radiation Licenses. At the point of license termination, Umetco sends those records to the company's own records center for storage.
Processing
information:
The bulk of the collection was arranged and described by
Fort Lewis College student archival assistants Bret Connor and Megan Martin,
professional archival interns Loretta Metoxen, June Degnan, Shaunna Ethelbah and Mariah Cuch, and
In November and December 1998, Center of Southwest Studies student archival assistant Bret Connor numbered the file drawers sequentially (#s 1-99), did a basic box/drawer inventory of the unprocessed accession (using the Umetco filing codes and titles from the file cabinet drawers where available), and entered that data using Microsoft Access 97.
In October of 2003 the Southwest Accessions/Deaccessions Committee approved the destruction of approximately ninety percent of this voluminous collection of records, narrowing its focus to the Four Corners region. By June of 2004, with the assistance of the Center's four Native American archivist training program professional interns, Center staff weeded from this collection all non-Southwest materials and all routine housekeeping records. This reduced its bulk from approximately 287 linear shelf feet to 27 linear shelf feet and focused the collection on the company's Colorado Western Slope mining operations -- in line with the Center's established collection scope (described at http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/info_researchers/sw-3.htm#6._Collecting_Policy ). Discarded records included those that documented the Tempiute-Emerson Tungsten Mine and Mill (in southern Nevada) and Union Carbide plants at Gas Hills and Palangana (near the southern coast of Texas).
Following this weeding of the collection, the Native American interns physically arranged the materials into labeled folders in May of 2004. Fort Lewis College student archival volunteer Megan Martin and Archivist Todd Ellison described the materials in June and July of 2004. Folder numbering was by Courtney Skeen, Melanie Ellison, and other volunteers, in July of 2004. Folder titles data entry was by Fort Lewis College student archival assistants Emily Kestenbaum and Michael Gartley, et al., September 2004. The Umetco videos list for box 58 was prepared by Carly Gerhardstein on 10/5/2004. The historical sketch was prepared by archival assistant Olivia Everett, December of 2004. Gretchen Gray finalized the organization of the contents of the personnel records in boxes 11 through 12 and the data entry into the Center's in-house database containing details of 716 employee records, in September and October of 2005. In 2007, Gray arranged and describe the oversize maps, in Series 7.3.
Reproduction note: In 2005, through the generous funding of a researcher, the Center worked with a Durango reprographics vendor (Blueline Reprographics) to digitally scan hundreds of folders of documents in seventeen document cases pertaining to Uravan (i.e., most of the contents of boxes 24 through 35 and 37 through 41). PDF file format electronic records were created through that project, encompassing the majority of the Umetco collection records regarding Uravan. Printouts of those files can be ordered at a charge of 25 cents per original document page, plus $5.00 for shipping and handling. See instructions (including the photoduplication request form to be completed and submitted with prepayment) at http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/SpecialCollections.htm#DistancePhotocopies . Email the archivist first for a count of the number of pages in each file (we only provide these copies in groups of the contents of an entire file folder, not individually requested pages).
This collection's inventory was initially drafted by
Bret Connor and Todd Ellison in the fall of 1998, and was edited and
converted into html by Todd Ellison in November of 1999. It was
produced in its current form by Ellison in July through December of 2004
(last revised October 2007).
Union Carbide records series descriptions
Arrangement within each series is alphabetical, unless stated otherwise.
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Series 1.1: Public relations printed materials, 1959-1985. 7 folders, in Box 1.
Series 1.2: Union Carbide organizational charts and directories. 3 folders, in Box 1.
Series 1.3: Training and procedure manuals and forms, 1970s-1980s. 9 folders in Box 1, 8 folders in Box 2, and 7 folders in Box 3.
Series 1.4: Administrative correspondence, 1960-1982. 6 folders, in Box 3.
Series 1.5: Security, safety, and health, circa 1960-1985. In Boxes 4-6.
Series 1.6: Hazardous materials transportation records, 1977-1983. 8 folders, in Box 7 (one-half document case).
Series 1.7: Mining facilities records, 1944-1981. 10 folders, in Box 8. Includes the "Burwell Report" describing the construction, operation, and maintenance report of uranium sludge plants operated by the United States Vanadium Corporation in the Colorado Area.
Series 1.8: Mining processes and production studies records, 1952-1981. 30 folders in Box 9 and 4 folders (Union Carbide inventory, 1965; mine directory, 1972-1977, and plant ledger, Oct. 21, 1944 – Aug. 13, 1945) in Oversize Box 10.
Series 1.9: Union Carbide personnel records, 1943-1960. Includes termination records, 1943-45 (“pink slips”); termination records, 1958-1959; and employee earnings records, 1959-1960. In boxes 11-13.
Restriction note: The contents of these three boxes are confidential and require the intermediation of the archival staff of the Center of Southwest Studies. A given record may only be seen by the person to whom it pertains or they authorized representative. Photocopy charges will apply in cases where a record contains data pertaining to more than one person (staff will photocopy the section pertaining to the authorized representative and make that available to that individual).
Summary database access note: The Center of Southwest Studies has created a database of 716 employee records that are housed in Boxes 11 and 12, documenting employment between 1943 and 1960. Data includes the employee's name, job classification, beginning and termination dates, and the home city and state of the employee (including Arizona, Colorado (especially at Uravan), Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Utah, and Washington State. Restriction notice: by request of the donor this database may only be used on-site in the research room at the Robert Delaney Southwest Library at the Center of Southwest Studies. The 35-page printout of the employment data is in the hardcopy binder of this collection inventory at the Delaney Library. Also, the actual personnel records in Boxes 11 through 13 are confidential due to the presence of Social Security Numbers and other private information.
Series 1.10: Union Carbide contractor records, 1943-1980. In 1 document case and 5 records boxes. In boxes 14-19, as follows:
Box 14: Union Carbide contractor records, 1944-1980.
22 folders.
Box 15: Union
Carbide contracts: surnames A-C
Box 16: Union
Carbide contracts: surnames D-H
Box 17: Union Carbide contracts: surnames
J-N
Box 18: Union
Carbide contracts: surnames O-S
Box 19: Union Carbide contracts: surnames S-Z
Series 1.11: Union Carbide Nuclear Company Development Laboratory (Rifle, Colo.) patents and patent applications records, circa 1948-1979. In 2 document cases (no folder-level description). Files are arranged by patent number in boxes 59 and 60, as follows:
Box
59: One folder of general info about patents, and 22 folders of records
within patent numbers 2,400,001 through 2,670,000, dated Feb. 17, 1948
through Feb. 2, 1954.
Box 60: Twenty-six folders of records within patent numbers 2,670,001 through
3,350,000, dated March 16, 1954 through Jan. 24, 1967, two unlabeled folders
of more recent patents records and correspondence circa 1977-1979, a folder
of British patents records, and a folder of Canadian patents records.
Record Group 2: Rifle (Colo.) plant records (in boxes 20-22)
Series 2.1: Rifle (Colo.) plant and town development and disposal records, 1959 Jan.–1960 Dec. and 1968 Aug.–Dec. 14 folders in Box 20.
Series 2.2: Rifle plant personnel seniority lists, 1943-1963. 2 folders in Box 20.
Series 2.3: Rifle plant metallurgical and production data records, 1941-1955. 6 folders at the end of Box 20.
Series 2.4: Rifle plant ore and processes inventory monthly reports, 1958 March – Dec., and daily report for April 1958. Also, certificates of analysis of examination of “blackspecks” in high purity Ammonium Metavanadate (AMV) from Rifle (Colo.), 1963 March 6 (4 folders). Total of 15 folders, in Box 21.
Series
2.5: Rifle production costs monthly reports, 1959 Jan. – Dec., and
1968 Aug. – Dec. Also, trucking statements, 1960 Sept. (1 folder). Total
of 24 folders, in Box 22.
Record Group 3: Slick Rock (Colo.) plant records (in Box 23)
Series 3.1: Slick Rock plant and town development records, 1959 April-May. 2 folders in the front of Box 23.
Series 3.2: Slick Rock plant production cost records, 1960-1962. 27 folders in Box 23.
Record Group 4: Green River/ Brown’s Wash Crossing (Utah) plant records (in the back of Box 23)
Series 4.1: Green River/ Brown’s Wash Crossing (Utah) plant records, 1959-1966. 10 folders in Box 23.
Series 5.1: Uravan plant design, fabrication and delivery specifications, 1943 May –1983 March. 41 folders in Box 24 and 32 folders in Box 25.
Series 5.2: Uravan plant operating procedure manuals, 1956 –1982. 25 folders, in Box 26.
Series 5.3: Uravan plant start-up and shut-down procedures records and inspections and requirements records, 1962 –1984. 18 folders, in Box 27.
Series 5.4: Uravan plant environmental monitoring procedures manuals, 1975 –1984. 25 folders, in Box 28.
Series 5.5: Uravan plant process analysis records, 1950 –1984. 35 folders in Box 29 and 27 folders in Box 30.
Series 5.6: Uravan plant process monthly reports, 1957 Jan. – Dec., 1958 May, and 1959 Dec. – 1960 Jan. 15 folders, in Box 31.
Series 5.7: Uravan plant operating data monthly reports, 1961 Feb. – 1963 Dec. and 1971 Jan. – 1972 Dec. (No reports for Oct. and Nov. 1961.) 8 folders in Box 31 and 2 folders in the front of Box 32.
Series 5.8: Uravan plant operations and progress weekly reports, 1957 Oct. – 1959 Dec. 5 folders in Box 32 and 6 folders in Box 33.
Series 5.9: Uravan plant ore treatment and production cost reports and related records, 1956 -1983. 10 folders in Box 33 and 52 folders in Box 34.
Series 5.10: Uravan plant metallurgical test (Metallurgy Department) reports, 1962 – 1984. 22 folders, in Box 35.
Series 5.11: Uravan plant monthly expense reports, 1984 Jan. – Nov. 11 folders, in Box 36.
Series 5.12: Uravan plant standard costs reports, 1960 and 1968 Jan. –1969 Jan. 10 folders, in Box 37.
Series 5.13: Uravan plant auxiliary expense reports, 1961-1962. 18 folders, in Box 37.
Series 5.14: Uravan plant ore and mill tailings records, 1955 July – 1983 Sept. 25 folders, in Box 38. Includes shipment records and records of the Uravan salt brine contract.
Series 5.15: Uravan Aerofall mill records, 1955 –1983. 9 folders, in Box 39.
Series 5.16: Uravan Club Ranch Ponds (Mesa), records, 1955-1983. 9 folders, in Box 39.
Series 5.17: Uravan plant parts and materials records, 1943-1983. 2 folders, in Box 40.
Series 5.18: Uravan plant personnel records, 1938-1939 and 1955-1983. 2 folders of time books and payrolls at end of Box 40, and 9 folders (including seniority lists and a 1983 bearing failure accident report) in Box 41.
Series 5.19: Uravan (Colo.) theater records, 1944-1945. 9 folders, in Box 41.
Series 5.20: Uravan (Colo.) school district reports, 1956-1957, 1959. 2 folders, in Box 41.
Series 5.21: Uravan (Colo.) swimming pool plans, 1959 May 1. 1 folder, in Box 41.
Series 5.22: Uravan plant mill operators’ log books, 1955 –1973. 6 folders, in Box 42.
Series 5.23: Uravan plant shift foremen’s instructions ledgers, 1955 July 8 – 1980 Sept. 15 volumes in boxes 43-46. Also (on top inside Box 43) Plant A and Plant B layout drawings.
Series 5.24: Uravan plant A daily shift log ledgers, 1960 Nov. 2 – 1978 Mar. 3. 13 volumes in boxes 47-50.
Series 5.25: Uravan plant B daily shift log ledgers, 1957 Dec. – 1975 June 15. 10 volumes in boxes 51-53.
Record Group 6: Other mine records (in boxes 54 and 55)
Series 6.1: Union Carbide Maybell (Colo.) plant construction records, 1956 Feb. 1 folder in Box 54.
Series 6.2: Union Carbide Paradox (Colo.) sodium lease site records, 1972 -1985. 2 folders in Box 54.
Series 6.3: Other mines records, 1961 and 1971 (bulk 1971). 17 folders at the end of Box 54. Includes records of the Deremo Mine and Dove Creek Mine.
Series 6.4: Union Carbide White Mesa Mill (Blanding, Utah) records, circa 1980-1988. 11 folders, in Box 55.
Record Group 7: Union Carbide audio-visual materials (in boxes 56-57 and in flat file drawer)
Series 7.1: Union Carbide Western Slope of Colorado photographs (in Box 56). This includes exterior views of the Uravan site before and after cleanup. Neither the Center of Southwest Studies nor Umetco has personnel photos.
Series 7.2: Union Carbide Western Slope of Colorado videocassettes (in Box 57)
Series 7.3: Union Carbide Western Slope of Colorado oversize maps and architectural drawings (in 4 flat file drawers under the map table in the Delaney Library: drawers 8.2 through 8.5 )
Container
list (this is the folder-level inventory):
Series 1.1: Public relations printed materials, 1959-1985. 7 folders in Box 1.
Folder 1: General industry information pamphlet, 1959.
Folder 2: Western Nuclear Inc. uranium mill publication by James E. Quinn, 1960 Jan.-Feb.
Folder 3: Union Carbide Nuclear Company letterhead envelopes, circa 1961 - late 1970s [2x].
Folder 4: Union Carbide public relations pamphlets (New York, N. Y.), 1975 Nov. – 1981 Aug. 21.
Folder 5: Union Carbide annual report (New York, N. Y.), 1980.
Folder 6: Mining industry public opinion survey report survey/ by American Mining Congress, 1981 Dec. 22.
Folder 7: Economic profile of the uranium mining industry, report, 1985.
Series 1.2: Union Carbide organizational charts and directories. 3 folders in Box 1.
Box 1:
Folder 8: Organizational charts and related papers regarding Grand Junction, Rifle, Maybell and Uravan (Colo.), 1982 April.
Folder 9: Division reorganization memo, 1983 March.
Folder 10: Metals Division communication directory, undated. Nov.
Series 1.3: Training and procedure manuals and forms, 1970s –1980s. 9 folders in Box 1 and 8 folders in Box 2, and 7 folders in Box 3.
Box 1:
Folder 11: Union Carbide Corporation capital budget procedure manual, 1959 Oct. 19.
Folder 12: Maintenance management procedure manual, 1960.
Folder 13: Continuous counter current decantation circuit operating manual (Uravan, Colo.), 1960 Feb.
Folder 14: Standard cost manuals (Uravan, Colo.), 1964 Jan.-June.
Folder 15: Personnel development program manuals #s 2 and 9, [197-?].
Folder 16: Employment termination form, circa 1970.
Folder 17: Benefit plans (loans to employees) manual, 1974 June 17.
Folder 18: Transfer assistance policy and relocation pamphlets, 1974 Sept.
Folder 19: Transfer assistance (housing) manual, 1975 April.
Box 2:
Folder 1: Mill processing and equipment instruction manual, 1976, Dec.
Folder 2: Mining survey symbols for engineering (Tempiute, Nev.), 1977 Oct. 13.
Folder 3: Uravan mining operations supervisor’s manual, ca.1978.
Folder 4: Energy audit procedure manual, 1978 June.
Folder 5. Union avoidance: Metals Division position on developing a nonunion environment, report, revised November 6, 1978.
Folder 6: National Energy Act memo and comments, 1978 Dec. 15.
Folder 7: Hourly payroll procedures records, 1979 April 2.
Folder 8: Performance evaluation supervisor meeting personnel info papers, 1979
Box 3:
Folder 1: Ore bleach operation manual, undated (13 pages).
Folder 2: A self-instruction program in the orientation of new employees, Book1: safety rules, undated.
Folder 3: New employee indoctrination procedure manual for Rifle Plant, undated.
Folder 4: Employee assistance program publication and policy (Marietta, Ohio) by Ken Holland, undated
Folder 5: Union Carbide purchasing procedures and practices manual, 1993 January.
Series 1.4: Administrative correspondence, 1960-1982. 6 folders, in Box 3.
Box 3:
Folder 6: Royalty payments receipts and correspondence (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1960.
Folder 7: Office manager’s outgoing correspondence, 1961.
Folder 8: Accounting handbook correspondence (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1960.
Folder 9: U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Minerals Exploration correspondence, 1961.
Folder 10: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission correspondence from W. Spencer Hutchinson, 1967 December 19.
Folder 11: Regional correspondence, 1982.
Series 1.5: Security, safety, and health, circa 1960 – 1985. In boxes 4-6.
Box 4:
Folder 1: U.S. Department of Health radiological health handbook, 1960 September.
Folder 2: Cost survey for radon control by ventilation and other control techniques, report, circa 1960
Folder 3: Miner rescue apparatus and auxiliary equipment publication by U.S. Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Mines, circa 1961.
Folder 4: Radioactive materials and miscellaneous amendments, Federal Register, vol. 33, No.194 (Wash., D.C.), 1968 Oct.
Folder 5: Mine safety manual, circa 1970.
Folder 6: Controlling employee exposure to alpha radiation in underground uranium mines, vol. 1 of 2 (2 not found), 1970.
Folder 7: Radon exposure and respiratory cancer quantitative and temporal aspects report, 1971,
Folder 8: Underground leaching of uranium ores paper by A. P. Zefirov, et al., 1971 June.
Folder 9: Uravan plant inspection report and correspondence by Lucius Pitkin, 1973.
Folder 10: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, National Bureau of Standards inspectors’ manual for elevators, escalators, and moving walks, 1973.
Folder
11: Security survey for perimeter fence (Grand Junction), 1973 Feb. 5.
Box 5:
Folder 1: Environmental control quarterly progress report by W. C. Paris (Bishop, Nev.), 3rd quarter, 1974.
Folder 2: Criteria for a recommended standard … occupational exposure to sodium hydroxide, book by U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1975. 93 pages.
Folder 3: Mine access sign-in logs (Emerson?, Nevada), circa 1976.
Folder 4: The challenge of the resource conservation and recovery act… a guide for union carbide management, (revised 11/1978).
Folder 5: Environmental report of various Union Carbide Corporation mines, records, 1976.
Folder 6: Technical support health technology division… radiation monitoring, publication, 1976 July.
Folder 7: Biogeochemical aspects of the behavior of uranium and thorium in the environment, Oak Ridge National Laboratory publication, 1976 September.
Folder 8: Water quality criteria, Metals Union Carbide Corp. compilation, 1976 September.
Folder 9: Federal mine safety and health act of 1977… public law 91-173 as amended by public law 95-164 (Washington D. C.), 1977.
Folder 10: Bronchitis emanating from sulphur and SO2 at Uravan plant, correspondence and investigation by Rush, E. F., 1977 Feb.- Oct.
Folder 11: State and federal regulations on environmental sampling and assaying, methods manual (Grand Junction), 1977 March.
Folder 12: Environmental assays, method manual for Grand Junction laboratory compiled by E.C. Loshbaugh, 1977 March 1.
Folder 13: Environmental reports of various union carbide plants, 1977.
Folder 14: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health criteria for a recommended standard… occupational exposure to tungsten and cemented tungsten carbide, 1977 September.
Folder 15: Comments on the American Mining Congress mine safety act seminar, report, 1978 July 18.
Folder 16: U.S. Department of Labor, Hazard recognition and avoidance, publication, 1978 September.
Folder 17: Mining waste EPA study, corresp. and report, 1978 Dec.
Folder 18: Radiation monitoring, publication by U.S. Department of Labor, 1979
Folder 19: A radiological assessment of radon-222 released from uranium mills and other natural and technologically enhanced sources, report from U.S. Department of Commerce (Oak Ridge National Lab, Tenn.), 1979 Feb.
Folder 20: Accident reports and investigation of lost time report, correspondence, 1979 July.
Folder 21: Safety, health and environment, quarterly progress report from Emerson Operations (Tempiute, Nev.), 1979 July-Sept.
Folder 22: Hazardous materials storage and disposal regulations, 1979-1980.
Folder 23: Radiation and health, printed materials, circa 1979-1981.
Box 6:
Folder 1: SO2 system installation equipment and safety, report, circa 1980.
Folder 2: Radioactive wastes, publication, 1980.
Folder 3: Hazardous materials emergency response guidebook, 1980.
Folder 4: Metal and nonmetal-mining fatalities, reports, 1980-1982.
Folder 5: Accident mailing list, record, 1980 Feb. and March.
Folder 6: Cancer and environment, memo, 1980 March.
Folder 7: Accident classification, memo, 1980 July.
Folder 8: CCD and tailings disposal circuits operating manual, 1981 Sept. 15.
Folder 9: Accident follow-up ledger, all mills (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1982 March.
Folder 10: Occupational health and cancer concerns, publications (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1982 July and 1984 March.
Folder 11: Contamination and ground and surface waters by uranium mining and milling, U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Mines publication, 1983 Sept.
Folder 12: Polychlorinated biphenyls, report by W. C. Miller, pre-1984.
Folder 13: Summary of damage case from the disposal of mining wastes vol. II, report, 1984 March.
Folder 14: Colorado Department of Health preliminary executive licensing review, report (Uravan, Co.), 1984 May 21.
Folder 15: Umetco Minerals Corporation mill safety manual, (revised 1984 July 2).
Folder 16: Environmental Protection Agency informative article regarding inspections, 1985 Aug. 25.
Series 1.6: Hazardous materials transportation records, 1977-1983. 8 folders, in Box 7 (.5 document case).
Box 7:
Folder 1: U.S. Department of Transportation regulations for transportation of radioactive materials, 1977 Oct.
Folder 2: U.S. Department of Transportation emergency action guide for hazardous materials, 1978.
Folder 3: Vanadium peroxide transportation rules and regulations by T. R. Alexander, Department of Transportation, 1981 Oct. 8.
Folder 4: Nuclear Regulatory Commission transportation requirements, 1983 Jan.
Folder 5: Guidelines for packing of cargo in freight containers, report, 1983 June.
Folder 6: Preparation and transportation requirements for vanadium, report, 1983 July.
Folder
7: Shipment of hazardous material instructions,
correspondence, 1983.
Series 1.7: Mining facilities records, 1944-1981. 10 folders, in Box 8.
Box 8:
Folder 1: Pilot Station construction completion report (U.S. Vanadium Corp., Grand Junction, Colo.), 1944 Sept. 30.
Folder 1a: Construction, operation, and maintenance report [the "Burwell Report"] of uranium sludge plants operated by the United States Vanadium Corporation in the Colorado Area, submitted by Blair Burwell, Vice President, February 25, 1946. 242 pages. A photocopy. Originally marked Secret, then marked Classification Cancelled. An initial page is a historical outline of the acid leaching processes first used at Uravan, Colorado in 1937, then in Durango and Grand Junction in 1943, to produce U3O8 and U2O5. This copy was a gift to the Center of Southwest Studies from William L. Chenoweth in June of 2007 (accession 2007:063).
Folder 2: Thomas’ Register product finding guide to contents and index to advertisers, publication, 1954.
Folder 3: Specifications for the complete construction of office and laboratory building for Union Carbide Nuclear Company, Grand Junction, Colo., contract documents, 1957 Apr. 30.
Folder 4: Report on control methods of the Hall system of boiling water conditioning for Union Carbide Nuclear Company, Uravan, Colo. by Hall Laboratories, control methods report, 1958 Sept 17.
Folder 5: Report on control methods of the Hall system of boiling water conditioning for Union Carbide Nuclear Company, Uravan, Colo. by Hall Laboratories, control methods report, 1958 July14.
Folder 6: “Uravan Co” painting the staff, guest and bunkhouse, report and other records, 1961 Aug.
Folder 7: Selecting and installing synthetic pond linings, publication, 1973 Feb. 5.
Folder 8: Material handling and processing facilities for the mining industry by Roberts and Schaefer Co., pamphlet, (circa 1974).
Folder 9: Yellowcake Finishing Facility, memo, 1981 Jan.
Series 1.8: Mining processes and production studies records, 1952-1981. 30 folders in Box 9 and 4 folders (Union Carbide inventory, 1965; mine directory, 1972-1977, and plant ledger, Oct. 31, 1944 – Aug. 31, 1945) in Oversize Box 10.
Box 9:
Folder 1: Caustic soda by Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., publication, 1952.
Folder 2: Special ore work ledger, labs 1-497, book 1, 1955 June 8-1956 Aug. (Click on image to right to view page 13.)
Folder 3: Uranium isolation from leach liquor by ion exchange, paper by J. M. Chandler (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1957 Oct.
Folder 4: Costs on new processes for solvent extraction of uranium, publication, 1957 March.
Folder 5: Contractor’s payments per pound and haulage rates, records (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1960 Apr.
Folder 6: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare stream surveys in vicinity of uranium mills (areas of Uravan, Slick Rock, and Gateway, Colo.), 1960 Aug.
Folder 7: Mining product cost report (Uravan, Rifle, Green River, Slick Rock, Colo.), 1960 Dec. (1 of 25).
Folder 8: Penalties on yellowcake lots by E. W. Haskins, correspondence, 1961 April 4.
Folder 9: Accounting Department reports (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1961 June.
Folder 10: Yellowcake lot penalties, record, 1961 June.
Folder 11: Saran uranium recovery sample filter, correspondence, 1961 Nov.
Folder 12: Yellowcake lot penalties, record, 1963 Jan.
Folder 13: Study of wash method for removing a-liquor from loaded ion exchange column by W. R. Foreshee and D. T. Sanders, report, circa 1963.
Folder 14: Colorado mining, Uravan and Rifle milling working budgets, 1971.
Folder 15: Colorado plants selective precipitation of uranium using hydrogen peroxide as precipitant by F. E. Caropreso, 1971 Sept. 16.
Folder 16: Daily inspection of yellowcake dryer area, records, 1978 Jan. 23-27 and 30-31, Feb. 1-3 and 6-10 and 13-17 and 20-21 and 23 and 28, March 13, April 14.
Folder 17: Flotation fundamentals and mining chemicals by the Dow Chemical Company, publications, 1970-1976 (3 volumes).
Folder 18: Colorado River basin salinity control project, Paradox Valley, maps (Durango, Colo.), 1974 Oct.
Folder 19: Tempiute value engineering study, report, 1976 April 12-15.
Folder 20: Metals Division of Business Services quarterly highlight report on Tempiute (Nev.) operations, 1977 Jan.-March.
Folder 21: Uranium production sales and balances for Uravan, Gas Hills and Maybell (Colo.), reports, 1977-1978.
Folder 22: Production forecast of Colorado plateau operations for managers meeting, report, 1978.
Folder 23: Polychlorinated biphenyls by W. C. Miller, report, circa 1985
Folder 24: Emerson Mine and Mill case studies, report on assaying problems (Alamo, Nev.), 1980 Oct. 27.
Folder 25: Labor ratio, fourth quarter report, 1980.
Folder 26: Budget for Uravan and Rifle locations, report, 1981.
Folder 27: Solving the mystery of productivity measurement, publication, 1981 Jan. 26.
Folder 28: Major mineral deposits, exploration review meetings, minutes (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1981 March.
Folder 29: Near term and long term mining plan for Boca de Lage, report (Currais Novos, Brazil), 1981 Dec 4.
Folder 30: Labor ratio report for tungsten/ asbestos, uranium and vanadium plants (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1982 July.
Box 10:
Folder 1: Union Carbide monthly cost summary report, 1972-1979 Dec.
Folder 2: Union Carbide property inventory, 1965 Dec. 31.
Folder 3: Durango plant-VD ledger (No. 1), 1944 Oct. 31-1945 Aug. 31.
Folder 4: Union Carbide mine directory, 1970-1977
Series 1.9: Union Carbide personnel records, 1943-1960. Includes termination records, 1943-45 (“pink slips”); termination records, 1958-1959; and employee earnings records, 1959-1960. In boxes 11-13. Records in these boxes are confidential (see restriction note, above).
Box 11: Union Carbide Uravan (Colo.) employees personnel records, termination records (“pink slips”), 1943-1945. (Confidential) The Center of Southwest Studies has created a summary database that includes 165 employee records that are housed in this small card file box #11.
Box 12: Union Carbide personnel records, 1959-1978 (21 folders in one flat lidded box; not yet arranged and described at the item level) (see restriction note, above).
Folder 1: Grand Junction accounting, payroll and reimbursement records, 1961.
Folder 2: Union Avoidance Metals Division Position developing a non-union environment, report, 1978 May 1.
Folder 3: Grand Junction accounting, payroll and reimbursement records, 1962-1963.
Folder 4: Union Carbide employee termination record (A-Z), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1958. (Confidential)
Folder 5: Union Carbide employee earning record (A-B), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (1 of 8)
Folder 6: Union Carbide employee earning record (C-F), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (2 of 8)
Folder 7: Union Carbide employee earning record (G-H), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (3 of 8)
Folder 8: Union Carbide employee earning record (J-L), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (4 of 8)
Folder 9: Union Carbide employee earning record (M-N), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (5 of 8)
Folder 10: Union Carbide employee earning record (O-R), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (6 of 8)
Folder 11: Union Carbide employee earning record (S-T), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (7 of 8)
Folder 12: Union Carbide employee earning record (W-Z), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1960. (Confidential) (8 of 8)
Folder 13: Union Carbide employee earning record (A-C), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (1 of 5)
Folder 14: Union Carbide employee earning record (D-H), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (2 of 5)
Folder 15: Union Carbide employee earning record (J-M), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (3 of 5)
Folder 16: Union Carbide employee earning record (N-S), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (4 of 5)
Folder 17: Union Carbide employee earning record (T-Z), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (5 of 5)
Folder 18: Union Carbide employee termination record (A-E), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (1 of 4)
Folder 19: Union Carbide employee termination record (F-J), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (2 of 4)
Folder 20: Union Carbide employee termination record (L-P), Gordon B. Irvine, contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (3 of 4)
Folder
21: Union Carbide employee termination record (R-Z), Gordon B. Irvine,
contractor, 1959. (Confidential) (4 of 4)
Box
13: Payroll records maintained by Harold Foss and/or
Gordon B. Irvine, contractors, 1958-1960. (Confidential) (5 folders, in one oversize
flat lidded box; not yet arranged and described at the item level) (see
restriction note, above).
Series 1.10: Union Carbide contractor records, 1943-1980. In 1 document case and 6 records boxes (boxes 14-19).
Box 14: Union Carbide contractor records, 1944-1980. 23 folders.
Folder 1: Drapela Flying School, purchase orders for materials, services and passenger transportation (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1944 Sept. 28-1945 June 9.
Folder 2: Mining contractor Gordon Irvine, ledger, 1958-1960. (1 of 3)
Folder 3: Mining contractor Gordon Irvine, ledger, 1958-1960. (2 of 3)
Folder 4: Mining contractor Gordon Irvine, accounting records, ledger, 1958-1960. (3 of 3)
Folder 5: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission royalty payment statements, 1958-1960.
Folder 6: Office managers’ drilling statements, 1959-1961.
Folder 7: San Miguel Drilling Company purchase orders for Uravan, 1960-1961.
Folder 8: Purchased ore shipper’s liquidation numbers list, 1961.
Folder 9: Ore settlements correspondence, 1961.
Folder 10: Office managers’ U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased royalties records, 1961.
Folder 11: Office managers’ U.S. Atomic Energy Commission deadwork records, 1961.
Folder 12: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 Apr.-June. (1 of 8)
Folder 13: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 May and Oct. (2 of 8)
Folder 14: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 Apr.-May and Aug. (3 of 8)
Folder 15: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 Mar.-July. (4 of 8)
Folder 16: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 May, Mar. Feb. (5 of 8)
Folder 17: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 July 21 May 25. (6 of 8)
Folder 18: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961 July. (7 of 8)
Folder 19: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission purchased ore settlement statements, 1961. (8 of 8)
Folder 20: Office managers’ U.S. Atomic Energy Commission royalties correspondence, 1961 June.
Folder 21: Office managers’ U.S. Atomic Energy Commission correspondence, 1961 Dec.
Folder 22: Paradox right of way, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission settlement statement, 1962 Jan.
Folder 23: Ortloff Minerals Service Corp. contract (Rifle and Uravan facilities with hourly rates and prices), 1980 Apr.
Box 15: Union Carbide contracts A-C. 48 folders.
Folder 1: List of shippers no longer authorized to haul ore without reauthorization (Grand Junction, Colo.), 1960 March.
Folder 2: Royalty lease list, 1959-1960.
Folder 3: Purchased ore receipts, 1961 April-Nov.
Folder 4: A & B Mining Company, contract authorization and settlement, 1963.
Folder 5: American Eagle Leasing Company contract, 1960 May 23.
Folder 6: Glen Applebee ore contract, 1961 March 10.
Folder 7: Argo Mining Company royalty deduction authorization, 1960 Feb. 15-1961 March 9.
Folder 8: Robert M. Babb contract for watering roads, 1961 May 1.
Folder 9: Tom Balsley ore settlements contract, 1960 Nov. 29.
Folder 10: Levi B. Barnes mining contract, 1961 July 10-1964 Jan. 9.
Folder 11: E. F. Bender ore settlement payments, 1961 Aug. 9-1961 Oct. 23.
Folder 12: Beaver Mesa Joint Venture ore settlement payments, 1961 Jan. 31-1962 Jan. 9.
Folder 13: Beaver Mesa Uranium Inc. contract mining settlement statements, 1962 June 8- Nov. 9.
Folder 14: D.M.E.A. 4073 Beaver Mesa Mines ore settlement payments, 1967 Feb. 7- Nov. 7.
Folder 15: David Blake ore mining contract and settlements, 1962 Nov. 9-1967 Jan. 23.
Folder 16: Don Blake ore settlement statements, 1961 Jan. 31- April 10.
Folder 17: David Blake and Frank Power ore contract mining statements, 1962 Jan. 16- Oct. 17.
Folder 18: Bennett Mining Company contract mining settlement statements, 1966 April 1-1967 Dec. 14.
Folder 19: B & M Mining Company ore purchase agreement, 1966 Dec. 1 and Dec. 8.
Folder 20: Floyd Bleak ore settlement statements, 1960 Oct. 7-1961 Sept. 8.
Folder 21: Ozalid Masters royalty figures and contract, 1961.
Folder 22: George Bittle hauling contract, 1961.
Folder 23: Jack Bond ore settlement report, 1961.
Folder 24: Jack Bond and Carson Ince ore settlement contract, 1969 June.
Folder 25: Eugene Bonner ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 26: Leroy Bowerman ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 27: Bronson Mining Company ore settlement statements, 1961-1962.
Folder 28: Brown Mines Inc. ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 29: Farris Bruce ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 30: D. C. Bunker ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 31: Cecil W. Bunker, contract, 1962-1972.
Folder 32: D.C. Bunker ore settlement statement, 1963.
Folder 33: Cecil W. Bunker ore settlement statement, 1963.
Folder 34: Delbert Burbridge ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 35: Walter Burnett ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 36: Delbert Burbridge ore settlement statement, 1964.
Folder 37: Burro & Deremo, mine costs contract, 1961.
Folder 38: Arvane Burwell ore settlement statement, 1963.
Folder 39: Bush Drilling Company, contract, 1967.
Folder 40: J. C. Butt ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 41: Arthur Canfield, report, 1961-1962.
Folder 42: Cen Pac Mining Company ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 43: Central Oil and Mining Company ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 44: Century Industries ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 45: Cistern Mining Company ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 46: Oral Clark mining contract statement, 1961-1963.
Folder 47: Douglas Cleghorn mining contract statements, 1962-1963.
Folder 48: Douglas Cleghorn ore settlement statement, 1963.
Box 16: Union Carbide contracts D-H. 47 folders.
Folder 1: Ennis Cole or Jack Bond records, 1962.
Folder 2: Carroll Cornforth mining contract settlement, 1963.
Folder 3: Eugenio Corta mining contract settlement, 1963.
Folder 4: M. K. Dayle purchased ore settlement report, 1962.
Folder 5: Charles Davis lease contract, 1961.
Folder 6: Hoyt Deaver and Son lease contract, 1959-1961.
Folder 7: Hoyt Deaver and Son lease contract, 1963.
Folder 8: Denny and Carr hauling contract, 1961.
Folder 9: Clyde and Eloise Deremo royalty statement report, 1962.
Folder 10: Clyde and Eloise Deremo royalty statement report, 1967.
Folder 11: Clyde Deremo royalty statement report, 1970.
Folder 12: Clyde Deremo royalty statement report, 1971-1972.
Folder 13: Devereaux Bros. ore settlement statement, 1961-1962.
Folder 14: Dumont Development Company ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 15: Dale Dunkle ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 16: W. B. Eckman contract service agreement and settlement, 1963-1964.
Folder 17: Eula Belle Uranium Inc. royalty statement report, 1961-1968.
Folder 18: Eula Belle Uranium Corp, royalty statement report, 1970-1974.
Folder 19: Town Springs royalty statement report, 1961.
Folder 20: Con. Fenning ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 21: Felix Mendisco ore settlement statement, 1968 Sept.
Folder 22: Tony Ferganchick ore settlement statement, 1960.
Folder 23: Leonard Foster royalty statement report, 1961-1962.
Folder 24: Ralph Foster and Sons ore settlement statement, 1961 and 1972.
Folder 25: Raymond Foster contract settlement, 1963-1964.
Folder 26: Four Corners Oil and Minerals ore settlement statement, 1960-1962.
Folder 27: Lyle Francis ore settlement statement, 1961-1962.
Folder 28: Roy H. Franklin mining contract, 1961-1962.
Folder 29: Roy Franklin contract service agreement and settlement, 1962-1963.
Folder 30: John H. Frazier and New Idria Mining and Chemical Co. records, 1963.
Folder 31: Geo Resources Exploration Inc. ore settlement statement, 1966 Dec.
Folder 32: Merrit V. Galmore hauling records, 1961.
Folder 33: Clifford Goforth ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 34: Gayno Mining Company ore settlement statements, 1961-1962.
Folder 35: Golden Cycle Corp. ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 36: Clifford Goforth ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 37: Robert Goode contract authorization and settlement, 1963-1964.
Folder 38: Milton C. Gilbert ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 39: Woodrow Gripe ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 40: W.R. Hall Trucking Company hauling reports, 1961.
Folder 41: Harry H. Harp Jr. ore settlement statement, 1962 Aug.-1969 Feb.
Folder 42: Floyd Hamrick and C. G. Ortmayer contract records, 1963.
Folder 43: Hayman Lease royalty statement report, 1962.
Folder 44: H. W. Jamie hauling reports, 1961.
Folder 45: R. D. Hickman ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 46: Edward E. Horn contract settlement records, 1960.
Folder 47: Hafford Homestead lease royalty statement report, 1967.
Box 17: Union Carbide contracts J-N. 50 folders.
Folder 1: J & H Mining ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 2: Leo D. Jackson and J. S. Allen ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 3: H. W. Jamieson hauling records, 1961. (1 of 2)
Folder 4: H. W. Jamieson hauling records, 1961. (2 of 2)
Folder 5: P. J. Halzmeister ore settlement statement, 1966-1967.
Folder 6: Joe Javernick, Matt Javernick and Arthur Borgeson mining contract, 1963.
Folder 7: Joe Javernick, Matt Javernick and Arthur Borgeson contract service agreement and settlement statements, 1960-1964.
Folder 8: Jeffcoat and Moon ore settlement statement, 1963.
Folder 9: E. J. Johannsen ore settlement statements, 1959 Dec. 7-1963 Dec. 9.
Folder 10: E. J. Johannsen mining contract, 1961-1962.
Folder 11: C. B. Johnson Inc. ore settlement statement, 1963.
Folder 12: Johnson and Youvan Inc. drilling contract, 1961.
Folder 13: Johnson and Youvan Inc. drilling settlement report, 1961.
Folder 14: C. B. Johnson Inc. ore settlement statement, 1962.
Folder 15: Clyde and Wendell P. Jones mining contract, 1963.
Folder 16: Clyde and Wendell P. Jones ore settlement statements, 1961 May 13-1963 May 10.
Folder 17: Vernon I. Kelleys, Lyman Hubbard, and Willis ore settlement statements, 1962 Jan. 3-1964 Jan. 9.
Folder 18: Kessner Drilling Company drilling contract, 1961.
Folder 19: Raymond R. King mining contract, 1961.
Folder 20: William A. Lathrop hauling statement, 1961-1962.
Folder 21: O. C. La Rue contract authorization and settlement, 1962.
Folder 22: Vernon L Lehr contract authorization and settlement, 1961-1962.
Folder 23: E. E. Lewis Inc. mining contract, 1960-1962.
Folder 24: Lippoth and Wein Drilling Company drilling contract, 1959.
Folder 25: J. W. Longley mining contract, 1961.
Folder 26: James Lommert and Howard Dalsby ore settlement statement, 1961.
Folder 27: James Love contract authorization and settlement, 1961.
Folder 28: Johnnie Maes and Pack Rats lease contracts, 1967.
Folder 29: O. J. Malacaine royalty statement report, 1961.
Folder 30: Jerry Mayfield lease contract, 1961.
Folder 31: Massey Bros. lease contract, 1961.
Folder 32: Jerry Mayfield lease contract, 1962.
Folder 33: Russell E. Mayfield lease contract, 1961.
Folder 34: Russell E. Mayfield mining contract, 1963.
Folder 35: McAllester Fuel Company lease contract, 1961.
Folder 36: J. L. McCullah lease contract, 1961.
Folder 37: Micro Copper Corp. lease contract, 1961.
Folder 38: MLD Mining Company lease contract, 1961.
Folder 39: Adolphus Moore lease contract, 1961-1962.
Folder 40: Monogram Mining Company lease contract, 1961.
Folder 41: Otis Murphy lease contract, 1961.
Folder 42: Clarence Neilson and Phillip Klingensmith lease contract, 1961-1962.
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