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1 <br />' Hendricks "What is the host rock?" Mr. Hendricks answered "monzonite." <br /> That word certainly got my attention! A week or so later, I asked Mr. <br /> Hendricks if he had run a chemical analysis on the monzonite. He said yes. I <br /> then asked him for a copy. Several days later I got the analysis in the mail. <br /> Exhibit ivi <br />' I forwarded this analysis to Mr. Harris, and he indicated that we <br /> would not have any problem using this reagent. <br /> Mr. Hendricks indicated that he had approximately 400 tons of <br />' monzonite at his facilities in Boulder, and he offered to sell it to me as is, <br /> where is, for $10 per ton. Prior to accepting the offer, I had a conversation <br />' with Mr. Stevens, MLRD, at which time I pointed out the benefits t<~ <br /> ourselves financially because we were replacing a product that we were <br /> using for Fh control at many times the cost. I did indicate that it would be on <br />' an experimental basis. Following that conversation, I closed the deal with Mr. <br /> Hendricks. <br /> At the same time, I purchased some ore, stockpiled in Caribou, from <br /> Mr. Hendricks for $100 per ton. Mr. Hendricks also indicated that we could <br /> work out a deal to purchase more ore at a lesser price. <br /> At the meeting at MLRD, January 13, 1992, the Division advised us not <br />' to run the ore that we had purchased from Mr. Hendricks. We said that we <br /> would not. On January 17th and 18th, 400 or so tons of monzonite were <br />' delivered from the Boulder mill to the Gold Hill mill. On January 23, 1992, I <br /> discussed the hauling of the monzonite with Mr. Stevens. At that time I <br /> assured Mr. Stevens, who recalled our conversation about monzonite, that we <br />' would not move the ore, and that I had made arrangements with Mr. <br /> Hendricks to stare the ore at Caribou. This conversation was priviledged by <br />' Mr. Frank. I confirmed my conversation with Mr. Stevens in writing. <br />Exhibit H <br /> I have heard that substance which was removed from the Boulder mill <br />' and moved to the Gold Hill mill referred to as waste rock, development rock, <br /> a blueish-gray medium-grain rock, gold ore, gold/silver ore, goldlsiiver/lead <br /> ore, and barren rock. I have even heard it referred to as monzonite rolling <br />' pin. Exhibit M <br /> We have called it what we believed it to be, and have only referred to <br />' two descriptions. The first is monzonite, and the second is calcium-silicate. <br />I am reminded of the five blind men trying to describe what an <br /> elephant looks like by each feeling a different part of the animal. Anyone <br />' who wishes to challenge the validity of our technology on recycling mill <br /> water and reagents is welcome to do so by calling Mr. Howard Harris at <br /> {702} 623-5666. <br />i <br />CJ <br />CC <br />