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At the request of Mr. C. C. McFall, an archaeological survey of the <br /> Bourg Coal property area vas conducted by Kath_-ya L. Joyner and David J. <br />HcGuire on October 28, 1978. The Baurg Coal lease is located on 160 <br />acres specified by the following topographic coordinates: S~, SFSC, Sec- <br />tion 7 and N~, ?t-r'r., Section 18, Township 9 N, Range 7$, W, in Jackson <br />County, Colorado. Survey activities were also eateaded to include about <br />2.42 kilometers (1.5 miles) of a planned access road to the coal property. <br />The proposed site for the railroad siding on the William Mattocks ranch <br />was not included is this surface teconnaissaace due to the ambiguous <br />boundazies received in the original request. The legal location of that <br />land not surveyed included E~:, NWT:, Section 32 and W~, SW~, Section 29, <br />Township 10 N, Range 79 W. The access into and througi this area was <br />. included in the October survey (=ig. 1). <br />Since the completion of the Fall survey there has been a clarif'_- <br />cation of the area to be surveyed. This portion will be coopletr_' as <br />soon as ground visibility reaches +80:. <br />This archaeological survey cas perfo:~ed be tao associates of <br />Joseph. J. Lischka under the authorisation of Professional Sezvices Ant- <br />iquity Pe_-mit 780-043 issued b? the Departaental Consulting 3rc::aeoi- <br />ogist, Laited Staves Depar-a_t o_` the ?nterior, to the Cniversity of <br />Colorado at Boulder. Ia a letter dated October 25, 1978, C. Ca: e•: <br />McFall supplied survey autheri=ation, legal description of the major <br />portion of the area scheduled for survey, and a 7.5' topographic map <br />indicating the survey area and access roads to Joseph J. Lischka. Mr. <br />McFall also staked and flagged the center lines on the access roads <br />. and the 160 acre survey area corners. The use of stakes and flags as <br />boundary markers allowed the surveyors to work with relative ease on <br />that tract of land. <br />