Mining History at the Site Sample Clauses

Mining History at the Site a. Uranium was first reported in the Cameron area in 1950, and mining ceased by 1963. Mining occurred on Section 9 from 1957 to 1962. In 1957, Arrowhead Uranium, a subsidiary of Rare Metals Corporation of America (“Rare Metals”), leased the rights to Section 9 from CO Bar Livestock Company, and began an open pit mining operation. In the first year, Rare Metals shipped 17.95 tons of low grade ore from the Site to the Rare Metals Mill in Tuba City and paid royalties to CO Bar Livestock Company. By 1958 Rare Metals ceased mining operations at the Site, and X.X. Xxxxxx acquired the lease from CO Bar Livestock Company.
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