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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Surveys for Sites 5MF1960, 5MF2253, 5MF950 & 5MF2427
Section_Exhibit Name
Appendix K Part X to XII
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D
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-6 - <br />long x 1.5 wide (widest point) and 30cm high. What function or <br />action is associated with this pile of sandstone is not known. <br />• Feature 4 - The only standing structure on the site is a one-hole <br />outhouse located north and northwest of Features 1-3 (Appendix B: <br />Plate 2). The outhouse is composed of 1" x 6" and 1" x 12" milled <br />planking secured to 2" x 4"'s with round headed nails. The sloping <br />roof has partially collapsed and no door is present. The structure <br />is approximately 1.8m high x 1.25m wide x lm deep. <br />Along with the above described features, fence posts are present with <br />the only noticeable fence line being located within the northern portion of <br />the site (Figure 3.1). No wire was observed within the site boundaries. <br />Other cultural remains observed consisted of scraps of sheet metal, a five <br />gallon can (screw cap), and a wood burning cook stove. The stove is small <br />and the top cooking surface is missing (Appendix B: Plate 3). On the back <br />of the stove is the following: <br />• The Kibler Stove Company ~~ <br />Denver, Colorado <br />1895 <br />Other materials from the site which were previously collected and exa- <br />mined by the author at the Trapper Mine Office, consisted of a smashed <br />teapot, pitchfork tines, and a complete bottle. The teapot was made by <br />"Rome Pfetal Ware" and appears to be made from some form of tin alloy. All <br />seams on the teapot have been soldered. The bottle is composed of clear <br />glass (post-1917) and has a long, grooved ring neck, a round cornered base, <br />curved shoulders, and a narrow rectangular body with sunken panels. The <br />trademark on the bottom of the bottle is a "0" inside a square. This <br />trademark was used by the Owens Bottle Company until its merger with the <br />Illinois Glass Company in 1929 (IMACS 1984:472.3). The bottle's form is <br />that of a patent or proprietary medicine bottle (IMACS 1984:472.6). A <br />shallow wrinkle on the base of the bottle and seams which extend to the <br />bore indicate the use of a fully automated bottle machine (IMACS <br />1984:472.3). <br />• Title Search: Based upon records at the Moffat County Clerk and Assessor's <br />Offices in Craig, the land upon which 5PiF1960 is located was homesteaded in <br />
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