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HACK'S CANYON URANIUM MINE MOHAVE COUNTY

NJN "WR 8/26/83: Lisa Bunting with Energy Fuels reported that their new Arizona address is P.O. Box 36, Fredonia, AZ 86022, Exploration Division, phone: (602)643-5836, Mines Division phone (602) 643-5823. Energy Fuels has been stockpiling ore at Tack's Canyon Uranium Mine, Mohave County for the last 6 months.

lO\P WR 10/21/83: In the company of Nyal Niemuth a visit was made to the office of Ene rgy Fuels Nucl ~ ar in Fredonia and their Hack #1 , Hack #2 and Hack #3 mines in Hack Canron,~ : S~ction 23 and 26, T37N RSW, Hacks Canyon District, Mohave County. A separate report has been written. Many sulfide mineral specimens were collected for the museum.

NJN WR 1/6/84: Chuck Bentzen with Frontier Equipment, 254 W. Baseline, St. 103 Tempe, AZ 85282, Ph: 820-3205, reported they had recently performed some rock tests for Energy Fuels at their Hack Canyon unanium mine, Mohave County.

NJN WR 2/10/84: Bob O'Haire, mineralogist with BGMT, reported that the specimen we sent him from Hack Canyon Mine (file) Mohave County containing acicular metalic crystals was Bravoite (ni ,Fe)S2 in a matrix of anhydrite, celestite and pyri te.

NJN WR 2/28/86: Wayne Seick reported that Energy Fuels is currently operating their mill at Blanding, Utah. They are trucking ore stockpiled at their Pigeon (f) and Hack Canyon Mines (f) at the rate of 1600 tons or 80 truck loads a day . They have sufficient ore to run the mill for one and a half years. Most of the yellow cake produced will go to their Swiss partners.

KAP itJR 8/14/87: John Lucking called in regard to sulfide mineral specimens at the Hack's Canyon Urnaimm Mine (file) mohave County. He was later in and shown those specimens collected by Nyal Niemuth and myself in October, 1984.

HACK'S CANYON URANIUM MINE MORAVE COUNTY

A. F. Jensen at Fredonia said he and Clair Pearson expect to lease their Hack's Canyon

Uranium mine to a Mr. Adair who has had a lease before. EGW WR 5-15-63

Mr. and Mrs. Simpson came in to study Hacks mine report. Mrs. Simpson's father owned

t~e mine, her sister and brother-in-law have leased it to PD uranium subsidiary and

wlthout consent of all owners. Coul not advise them and suggested a lawyer. FTJ WR' 3/12/75

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Rockhound Record, Mineralogical Society of Arizona, September 1980, liOn the topographic

map we saw a Hacks Canyon Mine in Hacks Canyon which was not too far off our route, so

we decided to investigate. The road in Hacks Canyon was in perfect shape and we soon

found out why. There were people, equipment and buildings all around the mine area.

It was late so we camped a little further down the canyon. In the morning we in­

vestigated and found it was a uranium mine being opened by Anderson Fuels. We looked

Rxiiitiexf~xiR!XXN~MRXik!x~RR~~NX around a little, but there wasn't much to see. One of

the workers said they had some areas of 111% Uranium ll• They have not started mining yet,

but are building the support facilities. Perhaps some interesting minerals will be found here

in the future. 1I

KAP WRll/21/80: Steve Daniels of the Arizona Republic, Kingman newspaper, reported

that Energy Fuels has made a presentation to the Mohave Board of Supervisors of plans

for operation at the Hack's Canyon Uranium Mime.

KAP WR 10/31/80: Anthony G. Ruddi, Project Geologist, Western Nuclear Inc., Pueblo

Plaza 2717, Suite 2, Flagstaff, Arizona 86001, phone (office) 526-0428, and home

5~6-3~01, reported that Western Nuclear owns the Hacks' Canyon Mine, Hack's Canyon

Dlstrlct, Mohave County, and that the mine is under development as an underground

uranium mine. The mine will be operated by Energy Fuels Corp. (A separate report

has been written.)

KAP WR 10/31/80: Anthony G. Ruddi, address above, reported that Western Nuclear

in interested in precious metals submittals and uranium submittals of prospects.

Their target is for properties with a potential to start a 300 to 800 TPD operation.

ABSTRACTED FROM ADMMR 1986 DIRECTORY OF ACTIVE MINES April 24, 1987

ENERGY FUELS NUCLEAR INC.

P.O. Box 36, Fredonia 86022 - Phone 643-7321

Manager Mining Operations ..••.••.•.•••••••••..••.•..•.•. Roger Smith

Flagstaff Office - 500 Thompson, Flagstaff - Phone 774-0609

Area Manager ••••.••••.••..•••.••..•••••••••••..•.••.•.•• Wayne Seick

Hack Canyon Mine (Hack #1,2,3) Employees 53 - Located 35 miles southwest of Fredonia - Underground uranium mine - Direct shipping ore - Mill in Blanding, Utah.

Mine Superintendent ................................... Mark Chalmers

E~' I +2 t1C) DEPARTMENT OF MIN' .L , RESOURCES : ,

News Items

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Operating ' Co. Dl F' Z S :.~

Address

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Principal Metals

Men Employed // .. ~ .... '~ ..

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'IONS YEAR ORE

1938 68

1939 1

1940

1941

1942

1943 226

1944 86

1945 178

IDT .. ~ 559

ORE PROoocrroN, HACKS CANYON MINE, M)HAVE COUNrY ARIZONA 1938-1945, rn TERMS OF r-1ETALS RECDVERED

rouNDS OUN:ES CXJOCES COPPER SJLVER GOLD VALUE ($)

9,364 234 1,314

96 3 1 47

11,400 284 1 1,719

8,200 149 1,213

22,000 540 3,354

51,060 1,210 2 7,647

Compiled fran Miller and Luff (1939,1940) , Woodward and Luff (1945, and Needham and Luff (1947).

US B~t 11;~e' /~( Resc'J I'( r' .> c.t- u . .s . 1946)

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WAR PRODUCTION BOARD

WASHINGTON, D. C.

July 1, 1943

Mr. W. J. Graham Assistant to the Directors Department of Mineral Resources 413 Home Builders Building Phoenix, Arizona.

Dear Mr. Graham:

IN REPLY REFER TO:

4H-JAB

Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of June 28th addressed to Mr. Lynn Hersey, in reference to the furnishing by the War Production Board of a Certificate of Emergen~ Necessity to com­ply with the provisions of Senate Bill No. 114.

In order for the Copper Division to recommend that such a certificate be issued by the War Production Board, it should have a statement from the Department of Mineral Resources of the state of AriZona or some other Department that the Hack ~ine, which is to be developed by Mr. P. H. Ramsden and associe,tes, has 10,000 tons of copper ore, with an average copper content of Bt%.

If you believe that the tonna.ge and grade of the ore in the Hack Vine are as stated above, it is suggested that your Agency or some other Agency duly qualified write the Copper Division to that effect.

~YIcroRY

Blt1Y UNITED IITATE.

WAR BONDS

AND STAMPS

Yours very truly, "----':"""'~,,------

~~~ D. L. Forrester Assistant Chief Primary Production Branch Copper Division

~niu.ersitg of J\ri;!onu TUCSON

COLLEGE OF MINES

DEPARTMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING

July 23, 1948 AND METALLURGY

Mr. Charles Dunning, Director Dept. of Mineral Resources Mineral Bldg., State Fair Grounds Phoenix, Arizona

Dear Mr. Dunning:

Under separate cover I-have'-"s-ent you' ',;.·<r-~ '>~':·~' ;~. six 5-gram samples of products from one 'of, tbe uranium samples.

A sample was ground in a ball mill for five minutes and the pulp treated by flotation.

Eample rrConcentrate No. Itt contained very Ii ttle copper and amounted to 2. ° per cent of the total weight.

Sample "Middling Ho. 1" amounted to 6.4 per cent of total weight and contained considerable slime and a black mineral.

Sample I1Concentrate No.2" contained most of the coarse copper and amounted to 2.4 per cent of the total weight.

Middling No. 2 was mainly slimes.

Sample "Slime tailing" amounted to W per cent of the total weight.

Sand tailing amounted to 77.2 per cent of the vJeight.

On talking with one of the men who was on the uranium project during the war, I learned that the Geiger counter was used for assaying U20S as low as 0.02 per cent. The machine was standardized with known 'weight of various grades of uranium ores but the work must be carried out in a lead lined room or box.

way as well as You can possibly evaluate the ore in this / '

the sample s I sent. , ('~ Yours very tr~ ~J~ .

Geo~g; Rosev~are - \ kevallurglst '

~V'om Aci\0.. c.eH.t \-~H..d.s stuA.l\ me>.. v-c..h \ 9£? \ Ij - G V'~ttd CCkt"'\ L\.Ot\. ~~-\\ o~~\ -Po..f-\( e . '- . m· - l), S. F 0'( e s -\-- S e-+ u \ c:, e.. - t e tt f> h; II If' 5 Off i c~ ... fh,

{X>tential lying beneath the mlcanic flows of tne Shivwits ar!d Uinkaret Plateaus. The Kanab Plateau and Kanab Canyon study areas, formed entirely of seditrentary deposits, have no geothennal resource potential. Mineral Resources

Metallic mineral resources wi thin the Grand Canyon region include s i1 vet', Wld, lead, copper, and uranitn11. Prospecting for g>ld, silver p copper, and lead began in the 1850's. During the height of this proopecting era, 85 to 100 claims were located in vtlat was later to become Grand Carlyon National Park am Lake Head National Recreation Area. HONever, by 1895, Ul)st of the mi ning ventures in the area had failed. The 10"" quality of the ore alid l i mited extent, coupled with a lack of water and di.fficulty of transportation, prevented any significant an::ount of production.

In nany places, uranium-bearing minerals were associated with the ore of these early prospecting ventures, but were not recognized until the 1940' s or later. Uranhnn is the ooly energy resource commodity that has been prc)(jueed in the Grand Canyon region and there appears " to be some pt.)tent.ial for addi·· tional production. All of the knCNm , economically usabl.e deposits of uranilID1 in the a.rea occur in collapse-breccia pipes y:hich average 300 feet deep and 300 feet across. Figure 8 srows the knCM'TI locations of t...~ese pipes in the central and western Grand Canyon region, including thE! stuqy areas. Alt hough 1108 t of the knarm pipes are barren of econani c rnin8ralization, some have deposits of 'valuable ore oodies: Five of the nine knO\~l breecia pipes in the Uni ted States which have produced uranium ore are located in the Grand Canyon region, and a num1:>er of pipes here have been mined for their copper, s il ver t am fP ld content.

Three pi pes wi th in the study area that have produced ore in the pa .. s t are the Hack Canyon Mine in the Hack Canyon trirutary of Ka.nab Canyon, the .~11~~ ~_~?-ir~ .. __ ~!!e located between Parashant and Andrus Canyon, and the ~r ~~ .. _~~~ in Andrus Canyon.

The Hack Canyon Mine has produced srmll anounts of ('..opper ore since 1920. Uraniun minerals were discovered while t±le mine was being worked for copper during late World War II. The Copper Mountain Mine has been in existence since 1875. Although copper has been the principal ore produced, some lead, zinc, silver J and g:>ld were also produced. Recent examina.tions of the property indicate that ore grade uranium minerals are present" The Copper House Mine has produced only copper to date.

IN AllJATIOO

I t is believed that the only potential for mineral extraction in the s tudy area lies in those . uraniurn-copper-va:.rladiurn deposits ","hich may be present in these large collapse-breccia pipes. Many knCMn pipes have not been explored.. Mineral rx:>tential may exist in pipes at levels Vihere hydrologic actions relating to the formation of the esplanade could have .concentrated rretals even though there are fevv sigrlS of mineralization at thE: surface.

RESOURCE/LAND USE SUMMARY

Considering the vast acreages involved, the remJteness of the study area and the nature of the Congressional request, this recormaissance study foc:used on

36

'\, '. ,TRINITY 4791

LABORATORY

SMI~~H-E~IERY COMPANY CHEMICAL ENGINEERS AND CHEMIS'.l'S

METALLURGICAL AND TESTING ENGINEERS

920 SANTEE STREET

LOS ANGELES t' ' / '

No. 293681 D~e June 14,1948

Sample Rock

Receit'ed

S!lbmitted by

6-10-48 }Harked

state of Arizona Department of Mineral Resources Mineral Building, Fairgroundso, Phoenix, Arizona

REPORT OF QU ALIT ATIVE SPECTROGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

Element

Silicon, Aluminum --------

Ap proximate Quantit~

Major Constituents

Copper ------------------- Intermediate Constituent

Uranium ------ - ----­Calcium ------------Iron ---------------Titanium ----------­Magnesium ---------­Zirconium ----------~--Barium ----------------Strontium -------------Lead -----------------~ Molybdenum --------------Nickel -----------------­Vanadium ---------------- -Chromium -----------------Boron --------------------Cobalt ------------------­Manganese ... ---------- - ---­Pho-sphorus ---------------Silver -------------------Thorium ------------------

Minor Constituents 0,,5% 0.5% 0.5% 0.1% 0.1% 001% 001% 0~05~ 0'005;0 Oo05%. OoOl~ 0.005% 0.001% 0.001% 0.001% 0.001% Present Present None found

**************

OF DETERMINATIONS Uranium (U) by Gieger Counter -----­Uranium (U) by Chemical determination

Respectfully

(See statements on reverse side regarding tjllaiit(1fil!e .rpectrographic examil1a(

FORM 50

. PHONE 3165-R

C. M. Taylor P. O. BOX 1494

TUCSON, ARIZONA

Department of Mineral Resources 304 Home Builders Building Phoenix~ Arizona

Gentlemen:

July 27. 1948

I have recently purchased a Geiger Counter. and as soon as the weather is cooler I am planning on some trips. trying to locate some uranium ores. Can you tell me some likely place where this ore might be found?

I notice an article in one of the magazines wherein your Department mentioned a large deposit of law grade ore in nDrt~estern Arizona. Can you give me the location, as it is possible that in that vicinity one might find some of a higher grade.

CMT/agf

Thanking you in advance, I am

S inc erel y your s •

~iJI;.t~ C. M. TAYLOR

ROME ADDRESS

ROUTE 3, BOX 560

TEXARKANA, TEX.

Nlr • Chas H DUlUling

WILLIA1\'I S. KING MJlJmG & OIL OPERATOR

~ATE NATIONAL BANK BLD~ .

TEXAR~K A NSAB- '

Dept.of Mineral Resources Mineral Bldg. Fairgrounds Phoenix ,Arizona.

Dear Mx.Du!ming:

Midway Hotel Harrison, Arkansas.

August 14,1948.

At my request,my associate Mrs Lois M.Jones 'vJrote you last May for a sample of uranium ore. Your letter to her M:ay 27th stated;

""le do not have any remaining samples of the uranium ore from northern Arizona If you will 'VJrite us again in another month we may have some samples."

I wish to thank you for \ the information in your Ie tter and \lrould appreciate it if you now have a sample you could send me.

I am much interested in exploring for uranium ores and have considerable encouragement from the AtomiC Energy Commission. I have a good portable Geiger-Counter and have found same radioactive material in some of the rocks in this part of northern Arkansas,in shale,sandstone and limestone but not in connnercial quantities as yet • .Am now sinking a shaft in a promising area hoping to encounter granitic rocks and pitchblende.

Very truly yours,

~~~~-William S. King. a .

TRINITY 4791

LABORATORY REPORT

SMITH-EMERY COMPANY CHEMICAL ENGINEERS AND CHEMISTS

METALLURGICAL AND TESTING ENGINEERS

920 SANTEE STREET

LOS ANGELES 15

FORM 1

LABORATORY

No. 294653-54 July 9,lg48

Sample Ore

Received 7 - 6-48 Marked

Submitted by sta te of Ari zona, Department of Mineral Research Mineral Building, Fairground, Phoenix, Ar! zo na •

REPORT OF DETERMINATIONS

§ample #1 ... Low Grade Uranium: -UraDIum (u) by chemical methods ___ M_ Trace Equivalent Uranium (U) by Geiger Counter. 00 04% Uranium (U) by spectrographic Examination8 Trace

S~ple No. 2 High Grage Uranium with Unknown Black Material

uranium (U) by chemical methods Equivalent Uranium (U) by Geiger

Spectrographic Examination: Silicon -------------------------Copper, Aluminum ----------------

-------Counter-

0.69% 0 0 70%

Major Constituent Intermediate constituent

Minor Constituents Iron ---------------Uranium ------------­Zirconium -----------

Approximately n OeS_1 0 0 5

Nickel w----___ w- ___ _

Potassium ----------­Titanium ------------Barium --------------Molybdenum ____ w ____ _

Lead --~------------~ Magnesium -----------Boron _____ w ________ _

Vanadium ------------Silver -------------­Cobalt --------------Strontium -----------Chromium -----------­Manganese ----------­Thorium -------------

Respeotfully

n

" " tf

" " f1

" tf

tt L I

tt tf

tr « Tra.oe None found

00

0 I 0 0 05, 0 0 05 0 0 05 0

00011 0 0 01 0 0 01, OoOl<ib OoOOl~ 0 0 0011'9 OoOOl~ O.OOlat OoOOl~ 0.001%

ALL REPORTS ARE SUBMITTED AS THE CONFIDENTIAL PROPE TRACTS FROM OR REGARDING THEM IS RESERVED PENDING ~~: CLIENTS. AUTHORIZATION FOR PUBLICATION OF OUR REPORTS. CONCLUSIONS. OR. EX.

RITTEN APPROVAL AS A MUTUAL PROTECTION TO CLIENTS, THE PUBLIC AND OURSELVES.

TRINITY 4791

LABORATORY

LABORATORY REPORT

SMITH-EMERY COMPANY CHEMICAL ENGINEERS AND CHEMISTS

METALLURGICAL AND TESTING ENGINEERS

920 SANTEE STREET

LOS ANGELES 15

No. 295053 Date August 23,1948

Sample Ore

Received

Submitted by

7-16-48 MMked

state of Arizona, Department of Mineral Resources, Mineral Building, Fa'irgrounds, Phoenix, Arizona

Att: Charles Ho Dunning Director

RlGPORT OF DETER!\:~INATI ONS

uranium Oxide . (U30S) ---- Chemical IvIethod --­

Uranium (U) ----------------------------------

Respectfully submitted,

0 0 73%

ALL REPORTS ARE SUBMITTED AS THE CONFIDENTIAL PROPERTY OF CLIENTS. AUTHORIZATION FOR PUBLICATION OF OUR REPORTS. CONCLUSIONS, OR, EX. TRACTS FROM OR REGARDING THEM IS RESERVED PENDING OUR WRITTEN APPROVAL AS A MUTUAL PROTECTION TO CLIENTS, THE PUBLIC AND OURSELVES.

FCRM 1

ADDRESS REPLY TO: UNITED · STATES

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION DIVISION OF RAW MATERIALS

NEW YORK OFFICE ~I VISION OF RAW MATERIALS U. S. ATOt,: IC ENERGY COMMISSION P. O. BOX 30, ANSONI A STATlor: liEW YDRK 23, NEW YORI~

and refe r to:

RME:MM

Mr. Charles H. Dunning, Director Department of Mineral Resources state of Arizona Mineral Building, Fairgrounds Phoenix, Arizona

September 10, 1948

Sub j ect: HACK r S CANYON Ul1ANIUM MINE

Dear Mr. Dunning:

Reference is made to your letter of September 3 enclosing your re­port on Hack r s Canyon Uranium Mine.

I am extremely interested in all of the information outlined therein and appreciate the difficulties and problems attendant to completing it. I feel that your report is indeed well done and that it reflects all of the effort you may have put into it. It outlines the problem most effectively.

We are anxious to cooperate with you in the further study of this re­gion and as we pointed out in our letter of September 3, we plan to send a field man to the area in October. We would be happy to have you or one of your men accompany him if you find that convenient.

If you have available alIDther copy of yoU2~ report, we would appre­ciate your sending it to Dr. Wallace G. Fetzer, Chief, Grand Junction Extension, New York Division of Raw Materials, P.O. Box 270, Grand Junction, Colorado. He would probably like to read this before he or one of his field men visit the area.

Ver,y truly yours,

Assistant Director

Hoyt & Millar NON-MET ALLIe INDUSTRIAL MINERALS

SUITE 1, 727 SOUTH FIFTH STREET

Las Vegas, Nevada

September 8th, 1948.

Mr. Charlie Dunning Director, Dept. of Min. Res. Phoenix Arizona.

Dear Mr. Dunning:

We have your letter of the 5rd with the report enclosed on the Hacks Cm1yon ura~ium-copperproject.

This report is interesting and we are today advising Mr. Harwood that as a result of the work you have done on the property we are interested in furthar examination and development of the property and we are making him a proposition on it.

If you get any other information, especially identification of the black mineral, we will be glad to learn anything further that will assist in giving the project a thorough investigation.

If a deal is arranged with Mr. Harwood I will keep you advised of Ollr progress there.

Comially yours,

rt&;~-f. PSH:k

COLLEGE OF MINES ARIZONA BUREAU OF MINES

~ltil.l.ersittt of J\ri%OlUt TUCSON

Septe2Der 7, 1948

Mr. C ha s. ~= • Dunr~ing ?~I'ector, ~ept. o~ I.:ineral Hesources Llneral BIag., Falrgrounds Phoenix, Arizona

Your letter of September 3, together

Y.'i til 8. cory of y our report on the Back's Ca.nyon

uranium property, ha s been rece1ved. This is nost

it.

Yours sincerely,

(Sl.jAP.W~ Eldred D. V.iilsol1

Geologist

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