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ACHMENT II
QALIDH E. pQAY
A ."WORNIA CORPORATIOR
TECHNICAL COUNSEL a MINERAL ENGINEER
MINING AND METALLURGY
- 008.5. SHAMROCK AKENUE
MONROVIA. CALIFORNIA !lava -
AREA CODE ala
337-GsI I
ass -sal I
CLIENT Mr. Dic Witters
SAMPLE Placer $ Black sands concentrate
INVESTIGATION Amalgamation
RESULTS
Sample Sample wt. (g) Au ..(mg)' . .
Pond Tailings 632.0 Trace
Table Concentrate Au
removed 814:7 0.20 0.0072 oz/ton.
Black Sand Air Cleaned 113.2 325.1 = 83.95 oz/ton
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Ralph E. Pray, D.Sc.
May 6, 1988
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'Member Society of Mining Engineers. American InatitulO Of Mining 6 Metallurgical Engineers; Canadian institute Of Mining b Metallurgy GOobgicaL
Metallurgical Society of India: American Chemiral Society; National 3
Society of Professional Engineers; California Society of Professional Engineers: American
Institute of Chemists: California Mining association; Geotogipal Society of South Africa: South African instittrle of Mining d Metallurgy; Society of Mineral Analyst&
Leo. Hqden, -Training Section Supervisor
MW 200 1988
MOS*Hvko
620 Central Ave., Bldg.# 7.
Alameda,, Calif., gh501
Dear Mr EWde'n;
I submitted a request approximately three years ago for .a. cooperative
-instructors card for Mr. "Logan, he has never received his card,
Mri! Logan in now prepared to-operate his own mine and I am therefore once
again submitting his Cooperative 00 rative Instructors Approval Fbrm as outlined under
the Actj 'Part 48.3(h.)(2).
Mr. lagan in VW7 well qualified to teach the required courses through his
many years Of actual mining experience as well as his previous teaching background.
I will persOnnalygive him teaching materials and monitor his instruction to
be sure of his teaching skills and methos of presentation.
Pleaseprocess this application as promptly as possible and send his
instructors card to him at the following address:
Ron lagan
4095 Dry Creek Road
OrOvillet Calif. 95965
Z-1 r Z429d_ H. 7&! � 5
Property Evaluation
I have visited this property numerous times during the past five years..
During these visits I have taken numerous five gallon bucket samples and -panned
samples over this entire property. By my samples taken, I visually estimated
that the productive gravels would yield approximately. A 5 per cu. yd.
During the past year Mr. Logan. has built a wash plant and a recovery
system. He' has reported that he has washed and processed a total of h6 cu. yd.
This material was taken from as much as 50 ft. above bedrock down to bedrock.
The total recovery from the above washed gravel was 29 pennyweight, or an' .
average of 0.63 pennyweight per cu. yd. At the present price of gold, 3 W per oz.,
this amounts to 8 lig per cu. yd., however, this gold is about 90% pure, which
reduces its value to 3 12.60 per cu. yd. of gravel.
I estimate the most productive portion of the channel on the property will
be about 650 ft. wide, the most productive section will be from bedrock to a height
of about 25 ft. above bedrock and the extent of Mr. Logans property is 500 ft.
These figures will yield a total of 301,000 cu. yd of productive gravel.at $ 12.60
per cu. yd. equals a total of $ 3,793,000
I believe this mine will prove to be a worthwhile and viable mining venture
which should yield a very handsome profit. I also believe that Mr.' Logan can and
is very well qualified to operate the mine as he. has a ;Teat deal of experience
at gravel mining and knows the formations on his property very well. I have
watched Mr. Logan go about putting this plant together and testing the gravels.
and found him to be capable of accomplishing' these tasks in a workmanlike manner.
This is an open pit mine, which makes mining very inexpensive as compared to.
underground' mining.. and lends itself to greater production and larger equipment
while the cost per yard are comparatively small.
I have not discussed the geology, water resources, salable minerals and
rock other than gold, mine location, permits and approvals which are very important
and have been completed. All the above items are very well discussed and described
within the enclosed package of materials under there specific, headings.
My observations of,the work done to date and the equipment being used leads
me to the following recommendations:
1. Continue mining and test the gravels from 25 ft. above bedrock to bedrock only.
This alone will -more. -than increase -the yield in gold per cu. yd.The more
material being mined the more accurate the test results are, as the mining
process itself becomes the test.
2. Acquire additional equipment, an excavator, which will facilitate digging and
loading of material. A compressor and drill, for' breaking up the large boulders
which will make mining easier and does.not tear up the equipment, a rubber
tired loader for transporting material to the wash plant quickly, a dewatering
device so the ponds do not fill up quickly and a few additional small pieces
of recovery equipment.
3. Have an engineer or a geologist come out to the property at least twice a
month and look over what is going on and to make suggestions, this is not a
necessity.but a good idea.
Charl H. SCh It
Dated; kty 2 988
WILKINSON ASSAYS
ASSAY REPORT
9027 SIERRA AVE.
FONTANA, CA 92335 SINCE 1967 PHONE (714) 823-4607
W CHEM.
ASSAYER • CHEMIST •
METALLURGIST • REFINER • GEOLOGIST • MINE CONSULTANT
TESTED
CHARGE
WEIGHT
DATE
PRICE
OUNCES
PER TON
GRAMS
PER TON
VALUE
PER TON
GOLD
!"
$ 7.00
29.3 grams
6 / 4/88
$ 456.00
50
3.0
$ 22, 844.
0
SILVER
$ 7.00
29.3 grams
6 / 4/88
$
6.56
g
4.0
$ 60.78
COPPER
$
29.3 grams
grams.
J /
/ /
$
$
'
LEAD
S
29.3
grams
ZINC
s3
29.3
E
PLATINUM
$16.00
29.3
grams
6 / 4188
$ 499.10
.0
5.2
$ 83.72
PALLADIUM
$
t'0.00
29.3
grams 6 / 4 /88 $ 108.50
p
1.4
$ 7.'61
MICRON
GOLD
little
COMMENTS
This blk. sand is running about $
FREE
GOLD
mostlyper
.11..40
Lb. th.is blk. sand is very rich in gold dust
. r.
SULFIDE
yes
and
flower size gold.
I '
ARSENIC
-
little.RON
LOGAN ( NEW ERA MINE ) ..
TELLURIDE
:'
no
SUBMITTED
By SAMPLE #' ASSAYER
BASED ON SPECIMENS LEFT AT
PAID
yes
ASSAY
:.
LAB ONLY BASED ON ASSAY TON 2000
LB.
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OGIST • MINE CONSULTANT
CHEM. TESTED CHARGE WEIGHT DATE PRICE OUNCES GRAMS VALUE
PER TON PER TON PER TON
GOLD S 7.00 29.3 grams 6/ 17/ 8 S 456.00 5
19.0 $2,559.30
SILVER S 7.00 29.3 grams
6/17/8 $ .
COPPER t 6.56 1 13.0 S 8.38
S 29.3 grams
LEAD $ 29.3 grams
ZINC S 29.3 grams./ / a
S $
Y•:.-.: PLATINUM i 10.00 29.3 grams
6/17/88 s 558.00 Q
0.6 $10.80
PALLADIUM $ 10.00 29.3 grams'
6/17/88 $ 108. 50 — _ $
traces
MICRON GOLD little COMMENTS Most values was free gold dust. .
FREE GOLD fiO8t1
SULFIDE
ARSENIC
es RONALD.- R. LOGAN ( z
NEW ERA MINE
TELLURIDE no SUBMITTED 3Y
;t. SAMPLE 0 ASSAYER
J' PAID ASSAY BASED ON SPECIMENS LEFT AT LAB ONLY BASED ON ASSAY TON 2000 LB. :.
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WILKINSON ASSAYS
ASSAY REPORT
9027 SIERRA AVE. FONTANA, CA 92335 - SINCE 1967 PHONE (714) 823-4607
ASSAYER o CHEMIST • METALLURGIST • REFINER a -EOL
WILKINSON ASSAYS
ASSAY REPORT
9027 SIERRA AVE. FONTANA, CA 92335 SINCE 1967 PHONE (714) 823-4607
ASSAYER a CHEMIST* METALLURr.I_RT a RFCIMCD a ncni nater._
CHEM. TESTED
GOLD
CHARGE
s 7.00
WEIGHT:
29.3 grams
DATE
6/17/8.8
PRICE
$456.00
OUNCES
PEA TON
3
GRAMS
PER TON
6
VALUE
.PER TON
$1 ,.479. 72
SILVER
s 7.00
29.3 grams
6/17/88
S
6.56
0
24.4
$ 5.12
COPPER
$
29.3 grams
/ /
$
$
LEAD
$
29.3 grams
/ /
$
$
ZINC
$
29.3 grams
/ /
$
:
PLATINUM
$ 10.00
29.3 grams
6 /17 /88
S
558.00$
5-40
PALLADIUM
$ 10.00
29.3 grams
6 /17 /88
s
108.50
$
MICRON GOLD
FREE GOLD
little
-mostly
COMMENTS Whitish
platinum.
color on gold is mercury
and not
SULFIDE
es
ARSENIC
little
RONALD
R. LOGAN (
NEW .ERA MINEA )
°
TELLURIDE'
no
SUBMITTED 3Y
SIMPLE N
ASSAYER
PAID
e s
ASSAY BASED ON SPECIMENS LEFT AT LAB ONLY BASED ON ASSAY TON 2000 LB.
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state of CaNdmis
IJEF CONSERVATION
MINING OPERATION ANNUAL REPORT
R}�C-2 Page 1
CA MINE ID # 91 -
MINE NAME New Era Mine
1. Company Operating
Site Contact Person
Telephone
Ronald jK Logan
Ronald J. Logan
( 530) 533-4645
Street Address/P.O. Box No.
City
State/LIP Code/County
4095 Dry Creek Rd.
Oroville
CA/95965/Butte
2. Designated Agent's Name (individual must reside in CA)
Mailing Address
N/A
City
ZIP Code
Telephone
( )
ITEMS BELOW WHICH ARE PRECEDED BY A BOX LABELED N.C. MAY BE CHECKED— IF THERE ARE NO CHANGES IN THE
INFORMATION FROM THE LAST REPORTING YEAR. (NOTE: IF THIS IS THE FIRST TIME YOU HAVE FILED A REPORT, ALL
SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED.)
3. Owner of Mining Operation
Ronald R Logan
Mailing Address (this address will be used to send next years report form)
4095 Dry Creek Rd.
City State/ZIP Code
Oroville CA/95965
Was this operation purchased by you during reporting year?
Yes. If yes, date of purchase [> No.
Telephone
( 530 ) 533-4645
Country (If other than U.S.A.)
Was this operation sold by you during reporting year
F Yes. If yes, date of sale P?i No.
Landow Assessor's Parcel # /
onald Logan & Betty Logan 41-08-27
Mailing Address Telephone
4095 Dry Creek Rd. ( 530 ) 533-4645
City/State/ZIP Code Country (If other than U.S.A.)
Oroville, CA 95965
5. Status of Mining Activities DURING THE REPORTING YEAR •Y�EC .QN.,�
Newly Permitted -Not yet in operation. Date Permifted&4-11 1982
Active.
F- Idle (as defined in Public Resources Code Section 2727.1). Complete the following:
Date operation became idle
jr Copy of Approved Interim Management Pian attached.
F Interim Management Plan pending with Lead Agency.
F. Closed with no Intent to resume. Date mining ceased
F.. Close"clamation certified complete by Lead Agency. Date mining ceased
6. Status of Reclamation Activities DURING THE REPORTING YEAR
R Reclamation not started.
r
Reclamation in progress (attach updated reclamation plan map indicating progress).
r Reclamation certified complete by Lead Agency.
Reclamation certified complete on (Date).
Rnanciai Assurances released on (Date).
DISTRIBUTION: Original to State Copy to Lead Agency Copy to Operator
State of Califdmie
RTMENT OF CONSERVATION
:MINING OPERATION ANNUAL REPORT
-2 Page 2
CA MINEIM 91-
7. r Yes R No- Inspection completed by Lead Agency during the reporting year.
If yes, attach a copy of the Surface Mining Inspection Report (MRRC-1). If inspection report is not attached,
N.C.
F
N.C.
8A. SMARA Lead Agency (city OR county ONLY) Butte County
8B. Reclamation Plan Status
ase explain on Page 4.
r No Plan
[X Approved on �Z Z (date). Attach copy with amendments, conditions, and PROOF of approval.
18 Number of acres subject to Reclamation Plan
r7 -'Pending. Submitted to Lead Agency on (date). t A
F7- On Appeal. Submitted to SMGB on (date). JOW601_>fREO.
9• [RYes: Financial Assurances approved by Lead Agency. AfAC05PA.
Complete below for approved Financial Assurances:
Amount Type Data Posted Date of Annual Review bOratlon Date or
by teed Agency Renewal Dele (if aWioaWe)
3.000.00 Perf. Bond
r No: Financial Assurances NOT approved by Lead Agency.
[- Financial Assurances pending with Lead Agency. Submitted on (date)
s IF APPLICABLE, INFORMATION REQUIRED IN ITEMS 10 THROUGH 13 MUST BE PROVIDED FOR EACH SEPARATE PLOT
N.C.
10. ATTACH NAMED U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAP —7.5' OR 15' QUAD—SHOWING BOUNDARIES OF MINING OPERATION
Latitude Longitude Section--Township—Range—Base Meridian Quad Name County
V
slow s"5-IZI X54/7.Z1 W 1-21N-3E-M.D.M Oroville Butte
F 11. Type Code(s) of Mining Operation
N.C.
1. Approximate disturbed acreage at beginning of %[ 08 (This figure should match the figure from item 12, line 5 on your . /gg 7
annual report. If it does not match, please explain on Page 4.)
2. Approximate acreage disturbed during.
3, (ADD LINE 1 TO LINE 2) .
4, Approximate disturbed acreage reclaimed during
5, 0 (SUBTRACT UNE 4 FROM LINE 3) Approximate disturbed acreage remaining at end of
[ _. 1 13.��'H * 1 � 4
N.C. Acres Permitted: 18 & Permit # 81-135
[- Acres Vested (Acres disturbed prior to January 1, 1976)
r� Acres on Federal Lands: & PermftAD #
F. 114. $
�C, Current total assessed value of mining operation as established by County Assessors Office.
DISTRIBUTION: Original to State Copy to Lead Agency Copy to Operator
stem or caaromis
:PARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
000
9, RAINING OPERATION ANNUAL REPORT
RITC4 Page 3
CA MINEID# 91-
15. COMMODITIES AND PRODUCTION PRODUCTION INFORMATION IS PROPRIETARY AND
IU ; ... WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL PURSUANT TO
PUBLIC RESOURCE CODE SECTION 2207(8)
16. FEES SCHEDULE
USING BOTH YOUR CATEGORY NUMBER AND TOTAL PRODUCTION FROM 15(A) ABOVE, REFER TO EXHIBIT C TO FIND YOUR
CORRESPONDING PRODUCTION RANGE. ENTER YOUR CORRESPONDING PRODUCTION CODE IN 16(A) AND FEE IN 16(B) BELOW.
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A -PRODUCTION CODEr..R .............................................
201-13 AND SILVER FEE*
B. REPORTING FEE......... IFR l�iA............................................. $
IF GOLD OR SILVER PRODUCTION IS REPORTED IN SECTION 15(A) OR 15(B), CONTINUE ON TO COMPLETE 16(C) AND (D)
C. GOLD FEE ( Ounce(s) of gold) X ($5.00 per ounce) = $ 0.00
D. SILVER FEE ( Ounce(s) of silver) X ($0.10 per ounce) = $ 0.00
TOTAL FEES DUE: SUM OF 16(B), (C) AND (D) $ 0,00 (ATTACH ONE CHECK FOR TOTAL)
17. SUBMITTED BY:
Name (Please print) Ronald R. Logan
Mailing Address 4095 Dry Creek Rd.
City/StatefZlP Code Oroville, CA .95965 Telephone Number ( 530 ) 533-4645
I certify that the information submitted herein is complete and accurate (failure to submit complete and accurate requisite information may result
In an administrative penalty as provided for in Public Resources Code Section -2774.1).
SIGNATURE OF SUBMITTER DATE B
TITLE SOF SUBMITTER Land Owner
Please mail annual report, reporting fee,.gold and silver The and ALL required attachments to:
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
Office of Mine Reclamation
801 K Street, MS 09-06
Sacramento, CA 95814-3529
DISTRIBUTION: Original to State Copy to Lead Agency Copy to Operator
Check here.ff
TOTAL PRODUCTION
Category
No.
Number
Production
List All Commodities
(from Exhibit B)
(from
Exhibit B)
for a
Commodity
Amount of Troy
Production Tons Ounces Pounds
A. PRIMARY COMMODITY PRODUCED BY OPERATION:
Gold (Placer)
2
?
B. ALL OTHER COMMODITIES PRODUCED BY OPERATION
(inciude any production of gold and silver);
Platinum group metals
2
?
16. FEES SCHEDULE
USING BOTH YOUR CATEGORY NUMBER AND TOTAL PRODUCTION FROM 15(A) ABOVE, REFER TO EXHIBIT C TO FIND YOUR
CORRESPONDING PRODUCTION RANGE. ENTER YOUR CORRESPONDING PRODUCTION CODE IN 16(A) AND FEE IN 16(B) BELOW.
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A -PRODUCTION CODEr..R .............................................
201-13 AND SILVER FEE*
B. REPORTING FEE......... IFR l�iA............................................. $
IF GOLD OR SILVER PRODUCTION IS REPORTED IN SECTION 15(A) OR 15(B), CONTINUE ON TO COMPLETE 16(C) AND (D)
C. GOLD FEE ( Ounce(s) of gold) X ($5.00 per ounce) = $ 0.00
D. SILVER FEE ( Ounce(s) of silver) X ($0.10 per ounce) = $ 0.00
TOTAL FEES DUE: SUM OF 16(B), (C) AND (D) $ 0,00 (ATTACH ONE CHECK FOR TOTAL)
17. SUBMITTED BY:
Name (Please print) Ronald R. Logan
Mailing Address 4095 Dry Creek Rd.
City/StatefZlP Code Oroville, CA .95965 Telephone Number ( 530 ) 533-4645
I certify that the information submitted herein is complete and accurate (failure to submit complete and accurate requisite information may result
In an administrative penalty as provided for in Public Resources Code Section -2774.1).
SIGNATURE OF SUBMITTER DATE B
TITLE SOF SUBMITTER Land Owner
Please mail annual report, reporting fee,.gold and silver The and ALL required attachments to:
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
Office of Mine Reclamation
801 K Street, MS 09-06
Sacramento, CA 95814-3529
DISTRIBUTION: Original to State Copy to Lead Agency Copy to Operator
State of Caufomia
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
.MINING OPERATION ANNUAL REPORT
RRC -2 Page 4
CA MINEIM 91 -
DISTRIBUTION: Original to State Copy to Lead Agency Copy to. Operator
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• Operating Information for New Era Mine
4095 Dry Creek Rd., Oroville, CA 95965
Year: 1988
Activities:
1. Installed plant built by Goldfield Engineering.
2. Installed Jigs.
3. Continued work on settling ponds.
4. Maintained roads around site.
5. Worked underground in old mine tunnel high grading ore from bedrock.
6. General maintenance on all equipment and grounds west of Dry Creek.
Ronald JZ,Logan
bas 30 days from
. a t in which to make
A.
T.H.P. No
Notification No&*MV&J
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME
NOTIFICATION OF REMOVAL OF MATERIALS AND/OR ALTERATION
OF LAKE, RIVER, OR. STREAMBED BOTTOM, OR MARGIN
Sections 1601-1606 of the California Fish and Game Code
Natae at AppnCK= M..". nacffm
Representing. S E
Name of Agency. Company, etc,
Hereby notify the California Department of Fish and Game of operations to be carried ,out by me, or the organization. I
represent,
,lam
tributary to ��[� I/ I- �rC-� Cc;r, the S
NAme of S Alva, of Lake _ N$..NW, SS, of SW
Sectio Township % % & Range - 3 F U.S.G.S. M
Co. Assessors Parcel No 'UO L. _ property Owner Na c+-
. _ f
whose address
f
;a responsible for operations at the site.
Name
of
Y b Be (:onbcted at Site Dunn; ns
He can be reached at k S' 1%F �. Car. C f B v �� �.9e %S j�6.S
ailim Addren Telephone
B. Description of operation. 1. The nature of said operations will be as follows:
heck all squares which apply.
o. sand, gravel, and/or boulder remov"r displacement . ❑ Logging
Q'Watr r diversion or impoundment. ❑ Temporary, recreational or irrigation dam
[dining—other than aggregate removal '❑ Other—Describe below
ad or bridge construction
[Vee or channel construction
2. Type of material r displaced or added D,,Soil ELSand 51 -Gravel [!''Boulders
VO1"i" e d" we Q
3. Equipment to be. used in the described to 4a SAJ
4. Use 'of water (i.e., domestic, irrigation, gravel, washing, etc.) uantity
5. lbsetibe type anVCelrsity of v e tion to b a$ectedl sdmate area in lved.
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6. What a9tiongs are proposed t!�yroiect. sh and wildlife Two es andlor mitigate for project impacts?
7. Please attach' and'send to. the Department Any available pfoject environmental documints. '
8. Briefly describe proposed construction methods. Diagram or sketch below the location of your operation to clearly indicate the
stream or other water •and access from named public road: Indicate locked gates with an: "V. Show. emsting features with a
solid line ( ) and proposed features - with a broken line Show compass direction. Attach larger scale
map if necessary.
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3a Z L X • ` h: :J; ►- froth'the list of reconp., a $t3s`on 'the: •: ;
I have not discussed the geology, water resources, salable minerals and
rock other than gold, mine location, permits and approvals which are very important
and have been completed. All the above Atems are very well discussed and described
within the enclosed package of materials under there specific headings.
Sty observations of.the work done to date and the equipment being used leads
me to the following recommendations:
1. Continue mining and test the gravels from 25 ft. above bedrock to bedrock only.
This alone will - mor e.than increase -the yield in gold per cu. yd. The more
material being mined the more accurate the test results'are, as the mining
process itself becomes the test.
2. Acquire additional equipment, an excavator, which -will facilitate digging and
loading of material. A compressor and drill, for breaking up the large boulders
which will make mining easier and does.not tear up the equipment, a rubber
tired loader for transporting material to the wash plant quickly, a dewatering
• device so the ponds do not fill u quickly and a few additional small
Po P q. ly pieces
Is
of recovery equipment.
3. Have an engineer or a geologist come out to the property at least twice a
month and look over what is going on and to make suggestions, this is not a
necessity.but a good idea.'
C�ch It
Dated: May 2 988
vaNG GED
H. SC Zp�
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No.
CAL
i' Leo Hayden,.Training,Section Supervisor MW- 202 1988
P
M.S.H.A. ,-
620 Central Ave., Bldg.# 7
Alameda, Calif. 9.4501
Dear Mr. Hayden;
.'I submitted a request appraximatel,v three years ago for a- cooperative ;
instructors card for Mr. Logan, he has never received his card.
Mr. Logan is now prepared to operate his own mine and I am therefore once
again submitting his Cooperative Instructors Approval Form as outlined under
the Act, Part 48.3(h.)(2).
Mr. Logan is very well qualified to teach the required courses through his
many years of actual mining experience as Well as his previous teaching background.
• I wi.11.personnaly .give him teaching materials .and monitor his instruction to
be sure of his teaching skills and methos of presentation.
Please process this application as promptly as possible and send his
instructors card to him at the following address:
Ron Logan
hO95 Dry Creek Road
Orovilla, Calif. 95965
Re ectfua�'7
Charles H.. Sc#ultV
TC8-0011 `
Dec 78;
COOPERATIVE INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL
Name of Instructor: Zo5a't
Social Security Number: ¢ .2 71
Position: IVI'vc°
Company Name: Aor k
Mine ID ,Number: _fid lfuin�ic��^ ap7,%o� �mr y�f
Experience and/or Education: 1
A. Working.
B.. Teaching
1. Formal (classroom) j ,t f yQ�jL rn�ii>•rsi a7L
Rv� /-,�ro�
2. Informal (on-the-job) _,o Z.s �iyC�v mje &e- ,•md
�aiwin� �y.Gili- ,eDrr�.v� �is mW�t lir/.vis ,
Courses Qualified to Teach: A// �,tr%� Its J2..' Pavf
RECO101ENDED BY:
7
MSHA APPROVED BY:
Signature and Titl Chief, Health and Safety Training
/�`a''�!� Center
Date '.'' jt� bate