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The well penetrated approximately ']8 ft. of unconsolidated overburden • an~3 1'7 ft, of bedrock, The upper 15 ft. consisted of dr,y relatively small grain alluvium. At the 15 ft. level wet blue-gray cuttings were discharged from the hole. These blue-gray cuttings continued to be discharged to the 50 ft, level, plore water was encountered at the 20 ft, level, this seemed to be the 1e6e1 of the writer table, At the 25 ft, level well rounded rocks were encountered, These rocks were small enough such that some were discharged out of the hole and some slumped into and bridged the hole, tJo record was kept of the vertical extent of these rocks. At the 50 ft. level boulders were encountered. These boulders required drilling with mud. When drilling with mud the cuttings are continually recirculated; consequently, the only indication of the type of ground is the ease of drilling, Below 50 ft, the ground alternated between hard and soft. The driller felt bedrock was at approximately 78 ft, because no more soft gaps were encountered, Drilling was halted at the 95 ft, level. T?:e water wei.l is 95 ft, deep, penetrating approximately '78 ft. of unconsolidated overburden and 1~ ft, of bedrock, The upper 19?4 ft, of • the hole is 9 7/8" O.D. and the remainder is 6 3/4" O,D. The upper 19}s ft. of the hole is cased with .an 8"X20"7" steel pipe. From the 94 ft, level the well is cased with 80 ft. of perforated and 13 ft. of unperforated 4}¢" PVC well casing, The well is packed with minus 3/8" gravel from the bottom to 18}x' below the top of the steel casing. Listed below are the services and materials for which Kissner Drilling intends to charge U.S.S. 14ining Company: 95 ft, of drilling 21 ft, of 8" steel pipe 100 ft, of 4~~" well casing gravel peck 2 hrs. of mobilization time 1 hrs, of well develonment an unknown amount of demobilisation time