GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                           (Continued)
   
          11.2 Non-Recoverable Working Gas.  (1) Due to the
     operating conditions at Clear Creek, a portion of each
     Customers Working Gas may become permanently non-
     recoverable. Except as provided for in Section 20, Clear
     Creek shall not be responsible for, nor compensate a
     Customer for, Non-Recoverable Working Gas.
   
              (2) Clear Creek will determine each year,
     according to its normal operating practices and procedures,
     the quantity of Working Gas in Clear Creek that became non-
     recoverable during the previous year.  The Non-Recoverable
     Working Gas shall be allocated to each Customer that
     utilized the reservoir during the previous year, based on
     the ratio of each Customers gross Working Gas in the
     reservoir during that year to the sum of the gross Working
     Gas of all Customers that utilized the reservoir during the
     same year.
   
             (3) Upon making the determination described above,
     Clear Creek shall inform all Customers of the resulting
     determination.  If any Customers actual Working Gas
     deliveries from Clear Creek are found to exceed the
     difference between the Customers gross Working Gas and the
     Customers allocated share of the Non-Recoverable Working
     Gas in Clear Creek during the previous year, the Customer
     shall be solely responsible for reconciling the imbalance
     with all other Customers that utilized Clear Creek during
     the previous year.
   
     12.  Quality.
   
          12.1 The Gas received from and delivered to Customer by
     Clear Creek shall conform to the following specifications:
   
              (1)  Heat content.  The Gas delivered at points of
     receipt and delivery shall contain a gross heating value of
     not less than 950 Btu per cubic foot nor more than 1150 Btu
     per cubic foot.  Clear Creek shall have the right to waive
     such Btu content limits if, in its sole opinion, Clear Creek
     is able to accept Gas with a Btu content outside such limits
     without affecting its operation.
   
             (2) Hydrogen Sulfide.  The Gas shall not contain
     more than 1/4 grain of hydrogen sulfide per 100 cubic feet.
   
             (3) Inert Substances.  The Gas shall not contain
     inert substances in excess of three percent by volume.