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<br /> EXHIBIT D (Cont'd) <br />1 <br /> 64ay 29, 1957 - The Robinson Brick and Tile Company <br /> received a letter from A. R. Hier requesting checks for <br />t clay removal be made to A. R. Hier and A. D. Price. <br /> Photostat copies of the Deed were also enclosed. The <br />' property had been sold to A. D. Price and A. R. Hier by <br /> Alfred Nitz. <br />' <br /> May 20, 1959 - The Robinson Brick and Tile Company <br />' received a letter from A. D. Price of A. D. Price and <br /> A. R. Hier stating that future royalty payments for clay <br />' hauled should be made to Sedalia Land Company and mailed <br /> to Mr. Charles Brannan. <br />' <br /> June 2, 1959 - The Robinson Brick and Tile Company <br /> received a letter from Charles F. Brannan, Attorney at <br /> Law, stating that he had enclosed a copy of the Deed by <br />' the terms of which Sedalia Land Company, a Colorado <br /> Corporation, became owner of the land described therein <br /> <br /> on hfay 12, 1959, and future payments or communications <br />' were to be directed to Secretary of Sedalia Land Company, <br /> Charles F. Brannan. <br /> May 16, 1961 - The Robinson Brick and Tile Company <br /> received a letter from J. S. Russell, Vice-President of <br />' n Brick <br />i <br />th <br />t R <br />bi <br />th <br />S <br />d <br />li <br />L <br />d C <br /> e <br />ompany propos <br />ng <br />a <br />o <br />nso <br />e <br />a <br />an <br />a <br /> re-negotiate the clay lease with the following: <br /> a) Smaller acreage covered. <br /> b) Higher yearly minimum and higher royalty, subject <br /> to re-negotiation every ten-year period. <br />' d <br /> . <br />c) Land not deemed feasible for clay mining be release <br />' - 6 - <br />