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But l er: Dr. ~ l lmiro has furnished l!le nith a copy of your let.tar or t.he 20th inote.nt, nhorei n you pl an to chargo the amusement hal l and lod13i;1 room et Ha.nne r1Uh a metered rc.te for po\'Je~ of I ·ihink you 11ed bet·ter charge a flet r·ate fol"' ·c; 110 'r!'li9 cloeo not ·uollll t,ha·~ uo 1,,0 !1a.·1e ~J.."'eod -~hat hi.o rental inoludo3 p:mo:,->, i.lt1·~ you should tp �; { Hanna, Wyo . Mr. George. B. Pryde. Ur Love advises that he will formally open the theatre and dance hall on December 17th, with a High School ple.y, and a dance, both to be under the auspices of the High School Athl etic ~lub. Mr Love will serve the children with ice cream free of charge. .-He plans to have Whatever speaking is to be done, take place before the play commences. Will be pleased to have you and your ladies, and as many more of the officials and their ladies, ae can make it convenient to be present. Title of' play, : Hail Order Wives: Will you please advise if this arrangement is satisfactory to you . �- -- ........- - - -; -~----====.....,,== ~:=.-=-::-::-";;'.-\ 8TANOARD e•21•10DOO Iron11 •: uoa THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN R llJPLY P L 'IDASID R lDl"F.lR T O Ol"F.lClll O F ,I r o :~. 3 . Br oo k s P r es . & Gen' l. : •,:r. ::oclt 3pr inr:s, ·;;yon ins :i•Jfer r i n~ to l eas e o!.' :rnj on ?:1ci.fi c t;o~l t; Ort!)'..11(,- to '...'ho1Nl.s Love cov~rin1:- On'?!'~ Fo 1se :)_t H'llma. . .:;,-,l o,: f inct i11ve2~t.or:, of r' 1rni t·,ro, :·b:t1res, etc . as oi' i"a.:: 1, 1921 . 1 - 'Sot _i •• .•• truac '"' ? l:1 ,t cor-. ,lcte ·,;it·1 .'iv·., r·.d.i·~tor:; . 3 - 'L :· ,.. :..'oc 1 i:;:io.bl O$ i - Cl~ -:-.cJ: 2 - :::n11t:.·cl 3n.ll :t:.i c1:;: s J. - ·::·-..:.i . . :oor L:!V2-tu:::-;; l - .::r-.·Ller• !: .i,:w~t or y l - 1.itchou J i nk 1 - :ri:r.~ ~w. '.,.'~ll,i u.; Ln.c:i1 ine 1 2 - .::l ~~tric Li t;ht r'i:-.t ires 1 - vet Jta.;c de anery 2 - 1: e.1tin..; Jtove s 352 - .:·oldi ng .::hairs 4 - 10 ' Bm:le rs ~:ettees l - f ' :So~;l ers 3ettee 1 - u' Jm-:lers 3ettee. Yo:.. rs t mly , �tp: ITA•OAAI> 2-22-20000 SOBJEOT1 ... . .. t THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY - IH i f i Iii l r i!r'REP LT PI.,l)ASEI ..f$E1Fl!lR T O I .k.el1W1oe, \'Jyoud.ll6• April 18', 1922 • ~. s . Hrooks, Presiuent & Geter~l ~ru1a 5er , Rook Spr ill6S 1 1/yOllUJlt; • .IA.I' • uear Sir: 1tefer .ring to your letter of April l;:, , 19ii, ,,1 tn reference to i1tveLt ory of property om,ea oy tuis Co111pur. .y , v:.ll.erein tJler e was saown 2!)1 cuu.irs ir.. tiH3 Picture 1'.uautrtt in 19~1 , anCL 236 for 19ll . of tuese oi..air s lire stor t-.1 a 'Wl.CLer JlOUEe 1ii.~ l ito.ve 111!:l.ue staif;e in t.00 opera out of oruer , part of tJlen. oeyonu reyuir. lrlne Superi nt eri.a ent \ \ �SOB,lEq'l't U/l~D/IAO :?•2.2·20000 ll'o,... 210s I l THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFF.ICE OF IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO NO, l{eliano e, \"iyou1ing . April 14, 1922. ,..._ llr. t . s. Brooks, Presio.e.at & General .uru1uger, Rook Sprin5 s, Hyomi .c.~. Dear Sir : Hano. you nerewi t.11 list of fixtures a.nu otnef' p1•operty in Operu House .duilaing of ·f oe union Pti.oifio Coal Company, ali Reli anoe, .. yom.ing as inventorieu April . 13tn, 1922. 3- Snow Cases { 1 five foot ( 1 six foot t l ei 6 .ut foot 8 - loe Cream Tao les 24- Cilairs ½- Stools 1- Soa.a ~ountai n Buffet . 1- Gasoliue Pea.nut noaster 1- hllectrio ~alteu .t.d.lk ....d.xer 1- Cfil'oonizer 1- Hot iiater Percolator 1- Gasoline Chili Stove 1t- Caru '1'a.o les 1- Pool Taole 1a- Billi aru Cues 16- Billiara. .Balls 1- Bowlin6 Alley 1- Set '.Ce.a Pins 1- Set Duok Pi ns 6- .1. en !'in Balls lo- Duok Pin .dalls 1- co~pensato: ~ Inuuotor 1- Piano & S~ool 236- Opera bouse Chairs 2- Ceilill6 !"ans - 1t .t:slaa.e 2 - ~ull uirrors ( 1-4-U A 60 { 1-40 .X oO 1- Yours tL•uly, ~ ~4" ~ ,. ~y(_:,-~ �Rock Sp :'C'inGs, Y!yomingo l tp ril 12 th, 1 922 0 I ,\' t !•.•:r o 11 o H o Butle1• 11 Ii ! ·1ine Eu.y.ierintende n'G 11 J Harma, ·;;y omii:1g o \ "Re f errinc t o l e2 fJG f r o!"! Un i on Po.cific Coal Conrpany to Tn.o:n:u:; Love cove ri n5 • Opera IIotu·e a t 1-TuJ.n ria o ]'lease check the ..i'ollo-r1 ini~ i l'nrentory of f urn i tu:ce, fixtur 0s 11 etc o a s of D::,y l f.;t 0 1 9~!1 0 a nd a c1v i s e ,.:1hethe:r or not any ch a ng e s ·s houl d ·be H'.::_ae ia t h e 1 :i s t to b e v ritte n i i1 t r1e r ene•;:a l of l e a se ef :fec t i vG :"ay 1st, 19 22 ~ 1 - Hot Ai r Furm.:.ce Pl s::,t com-,lete ;::i1;b. fi'le radio.'i::.OJ:."'S o 2 ... 4 x 8 Pool Tc21,1es 1 ... Cue fie.ck 2 .,. I:$-1).ia rd B2.ll Rn.elm 1 ° \~1ash Roo□ L :_v;;..tory 1 ... Bar1Jer' s L 2.vG~tocy 1 - Ki tc:1c n 8ink 1 Hi a:i:;2.t li a : a lkinc ~7cchine 1 12 - El ectric Lic ht ~i xtureo 1 - 2 352 4 l l - f::et f>Ga6 e !:'.cene1..y Heatin:; Stoves FoldinG Ch~ir£ 10 ' Bowlers Eetees 8 1 Bo~lcrc Setce 6 ' Powlers f etteeo \ \ t I \ \ \ I �3- , . ,1• o J;'r~.l:L~ I !\ u a i t 0 ... ,!. ' ... • •• •I - --~- ...- - I • �\ I ,.,,- ---=,..,,......,.~-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~ 8TANDARD f2-2l.. 2O000 SUQJl'l:CT ~enewal of l ease s wi th Thomas~tov~. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY \ IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO OE"FICll: 01'' XO, - . . AUDITOR 2 - 91 1 Rock dprings, Wyo . , Marcia. 25, 1922. Mr. E. s. Brooks, President, Rock dprings , \l yo ., Dear .:,ir: Leases with Thomas Love covering oper ation of Opera and Club Houses at Hanna, Reliance , u upe r ior and rTinton, will expire Apri l 3 0, 1922. The present leases do not suecify whether or not rental based on 871a of the collecti ons at these places i nc ludes water, but it ha s been my understanding tha t the comrr.ission included water,and no separate charge ha s b een made for it at Rel iance, \Jinton and cluperi or. At Hanna, the Company does not own the water system, and 1ir. Love pays the 1.'Jater Company direct. If the contracts are to b e renewed, it would be wel l to make this point clear in the new contracts. Yours respectfully, I \ \ �f / 7:: - - ------ -·- -- f • \ .- .... , r .•. .. 0 ,. 1 ... 0 w yo u �- :;-z:res;;;:::: \ i I i l .... .....__ r .' . \ o I !fr. Th!:ls. F ost er 0 Ein~ Super _~nte1_1clent, Reliance , 1:yom111 0 0 "De a.:.:· Sir: You r l e t ter 13th i~sta nt, rela tina t~ ' b y the Chairs belongi ng to our Cor-7!"~. ny used ' be to -put· in ·g !)od c:o;-;clitio::i a ll ch:J,ir s t h.2.t c an \ Yours tru.ly, I I V ~ ---. I I 0 �I •J t, ' I I - ...... .. v, .. , .. __:,.,. . D .:i. · -··· ,~- _,,, ,. .. CC '. -' . • I 'n,.: B R·,T,E fp �f • Hanna, Wyo. November 4th, 1927. Mr Love advisee that he thinks he will be rea(\y to have the opening night at the new show house on November 17th, . and requested me to ask you if there is any special feature you wish to have on that date, not in the matter of a picture, but a local ..,......~ogramme, and if yourself or any of the officials, will be present to take part in the opening programme. �\ cf ccnccscions ut C "· v• ,r- • • , �\. I have yow.· 1(3ttoi' of the 13th i1'ls·h. o.utl:1.11.i.1'lB plans f01.· t.m opening night- of t,he col1D!Uni·&y build~ng. I hovo no dos:i.r-.> -to dictate t o I!. Ur. Lova \,hu·t he sh-..111 do in ..,Gh0 ·oa.;7 of haviug :.m cponing, es ·that :ls his job, bu·i might evoniiig, lllo1JOinl>o~' 19·th, hold:i.nz off ·~he :tormtl opening un-i;il the euiire build• .. ing is oomplotod, th0n uhe?l tho 1mildill!';; : s OOJQleted he mieh·1; have a pieturo sho-:.:i D e-l vb1g on0 shor, ouly O then 10-t the people nalk around "i.he aniix-e building and see it. A lit·Uo lo.ie:.~ on ·i;h0y rn:tgM; hnv0 a dunce for Ol'l houir o \'/hat ! have :!n mind i e -~hi a_; ·that. I do not think ue ohoul<l have O.l!l op0niug boforo ~\jhv ontiro buildir e; 5. s complot-s, because thero uill be a g_TeaJG probably bo n:uch bot,tc~ t o hold tho forml opori.:i.ng oi'l un•i;il -~ho nhole building ti:.· . X.ovo' can eo aheutl nm\ opim h:i.u theutz·e a.0 plu:med on tiono Sntuii'day ·.-:o ,iill bo guided ontxroly by ,1hut ur. l:ov0 'l:unto ·io do. Lot 170 Imo,,;; C:i'.l ~ceip·~ of :1:-his let·~o~ ii' •:1 'G io o·till his deoire to have hi B f' Oi'!.....ll opoi".ir..:; Oil So:turdo.y uigh<;;o C,·i ~•; . !~ Sir....... •.. Ee,:._:. B. f f.YDr \_/ eh • I. �- - ',;c-:..--::----:· ~ \ ' \ - ~1 -._ ,,......,_ - s.r \ ., ' R0r)k Sp!"lti.6 z .. .Ho\r. 15~h, ·192;1 o . if -... I ' • i'i r. Eugene MoAul :1.fl?e: 1;!hile at fbmm Saim.·duy I inspected the n0v I coi.mi:::,m:it.y building o.lon13 ulth i'.lro Lib~J• It :le a z,em:.i.rkal);I.y f:i.ne bvJ.!.u:!ng, und t,o uill ha,,e e. building --i;hor0 that nill ! tho btrl.lding \illl b0 compl eted by ~.. ho l eo·t of iho montbD and I .am asking !.lx'. Libby t o keep ci'ier thoru.o I, The theatre uill be opo!ll O?a Sv3,urdoy, -~he l9'iiho I\ By th0 0:1'1tl of the month I expect th0 on-c,ix-0 building ,rJ.11 ✓ be r00.dyo • D rigi riaJ S!t.'tHJa , GEORGE n) • • rib·., • t1 I I I �\-,- I Hanna, Wyo. NovembL "13th, 1927. Mr. George. B. Pryde, Was talking to Mr Love this morning regarding the opening of the Theatre, and ho advi121es that h e will be ready to open the theatre ~ith a show on Saturday evening November 19th. He Will have two s how s, and the f'eature picture will be Mc,Fadd.en F'J.ats, ,--... ' md there will be a comedy reel, a11d Pathees Weelcly. The dance hall will not be ready for Saturday night, a.n d 11lr Love does not think well of the idea of having a dance and show on the same evening, claiming t~at it will mix things up and neither be a success. He does not care to have the band out, and t,he programme at present is that I say a few words before the opening' of each show, and that you or any of the officials who can be l1ere also rnal{e a few remarks, and Mr Crank President of The U M ,., of A, also mal{e a few remarks. The opening dance will be held on Thakagiving Eve, under/4 auspices of the American Legion. We will be glad to have as many of the orficials and their wives present on each of the above dates,(Nov 19th, and Nov 24th ) as can malce it convenient to attend;. ~r Love reels that on account of the :rush there will be in connection with moving in and getting th~ngs ready that it will be impossible to arrange ror anrthing more in connection with the opening night, than the programme outlined above. 'I I �w: - E~ ~-~~ r ---~- Rock Springs - Septe!aber 6th) 1927. I r \ I I~ / Mr. Frank Tellmire: Your letter 2-1079. Until tir. Love occupies the ne\7 building •,,a \·;111 go ahead •and work under the terms of the old l ease for the present building. llr. Love hes a promise that the buildjng ~ill be compl~tetl by October 1st, so if that is the case , we \"fill malrn t he new l ease· effeer tive Oc·tober lsJi. instead of September 1st , in the meruri;ime going aheaci e.e 1,,e have been doing. / / eb ) �,, - ' I /f1"" ___,- - - ;---.. I I 2 - 1079 Ro ck Sprin~s - August 31 , 1 927. 1~ . Geo . B. Pryde : Agree, ent \Ji th Thos. Love , date d ,\.u £'u s t 2, 1927 , covering lease of new amusement hall e. t Hanna, s9e cifies an annual :-ental of .~3400 oOO, payable in e oua l monthl y i nsta llments ~ eginning on Septembe r 1 st . ,\s the new buildi~g will no t be ready f or use f o r a couple of months , I presume the rev enue f rom the !)res ent building s hould be based on the terms of t he old lea se. .i 1 ease advise me . - . -- - - �\ \ \ \ :.:r. '10'):i'_c ' • ?r,Jdc , ~ier•- ?rPs :l .r~ Gt:?..., 'l t•::r. U~i.:,~: •1 :i.cj ;1.c Cl.)~1 r: o:-n:-"~ , :1oc'ic Ppri 11 •·s, "~•ori ,1~; . jJn pl,· "'.,l c ,.. o ccim» 1~-.J_l' r"""; r,t of a.:,'ry• r;•,11.:-1t Cont . ....e1)t. ;~O. 1300:i ··l"t·.. •o.- :•ollr c0rnp:a.,..:1 .:mu M:,•self, covl"ri.l. l ease or l,\)i'?'r,.iu i ty o 1ild.i ,,~ :!t ~<i.•·1,.:;.. 1 '•ry tr.tl~ :-ours, �µ .( - --r' . ~ ... Cuss o• Siavtcs ' -' - • i.s a full-rate Tel• :n or Cablegram uruess its ch aracter i.s indicated by a symbol in the check or in the address. , ""\ . WESTERN UNI ON NCWCOMD CARLTON. l'ftll:81o•NT ,, ., SYMBOLS awa Nffll NI, u:o Q.T ""\ ""'-T - Day Letter Ni.ht Mcuosc Nr,ht Letter Deferred Cable Letter Weclc End Lener J. C. WtLLll'VE"R, ,., • • r v,c• 1'111tC•tOCNr 0 ·. s ANDARD TIM.E. :-U,MN!', '. /YO 1131 A A.JG 2j 1927 THOMAS LOVE 11.55A �'r~== -~~=::=;; ' CLASS OF SERVICE ~ Tolognim :-,..J'IIY Letter ----_·~--i.?1hl Message ,gnt l ottor If no class of ser.lce 11 doslgnaiad lhe mossnge wlll bo lr.lnsmlttod o.s B full-nito telegram. ~(O)lf)~! 0 Jf WIE:~if~~lt$J IDJ~ll(O)~ ir~l1~@~&00 Rook Springe - August 22nd, 1927. Thos . Love , !~1G.e., tJyoming. ~r . Dl"O\'.in adviooe J:(;. that tho people f rroo the Amusc:no~:t lb.11 1::.t Superior l eft for ps.rts unlmo.-m So.turci~y. 6uggoot you got in ·i;ouch ,,1-ih !!!1·. D0an, ~~c- Storo r.!anager thoro. Goo. B. Prydo. �August l9th,,,. 1927. l!r. Thos. Love, Ranna, 1.'yoming. Dear Sir: Hercvd,th, for !'O~r f iles, copy of agreement Cont. Dept. No. 13003 bet,·.reon our company and yourself, covering lease of our comounity building at Hanna. Pleus.e acknonledgo receipt. Very truly · yours , ,t;nc. ab �4 0 Rook Sp~inge - August .16th, 1927 • ' 11r. Fr~k Tallmire :· He:reY:i-th ag:reerael'lt, Cont . Dept. No. 13003, covering l ease of our commuuity building at Hanna to 'l'homns Love, iorm -·. five years from SeptGL.:ber 1st. 1927 1 rental 03, 4-00.00 per an.... num. Clertif i er.l copy of z-aeolut i o:a passed by t he Board ox 'l'rustees , August 2nd, 1 9_27. r~:Ui'ying this l Gas0, :ts also I I Enc. II ab I . I. ! \· . . I I I I ,I '· �• , .... Omaha - August 12, 1927 Mr. G. B. Pryde: Here~ith too signatory copies of agreement, Cont. Dept. No. 13003, covering lease from The Union Pacific Coal Company to Thomas Love, of property occupied by community building at He.nne, Wyoming, together m.th certified copy of resolution of the Boa.rd of Trusteeo, dat0d Augnst 2nd, approving same . Uill you kindly paao the original copy and copy of resolution to Auditor Tallm1re for filing, banding the duplicate copy to Mr. Love. I am elso attaching ona file copy of thio agreem3nt. �E --- . �J_ ■ B (?W L ING A L LEY - M O T I ON PICTURES SOFT DRINKS QOLTABLES ROA;) SHOWS H A NNA OPERA HOUSE .. ............. AND C L U B ROOM S 9 '. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ R1.= c £1v ,.:.: o JUt 80 1921 T HOS. LOVE, MGR. H A N NA, W YOMING , Ju l y 24tl , 19 2 • •·- :.:.r. Gcor f~e '1 . !.'ryc.ic , '!i c e "Pr e s . t.· Gon ' l -·..,-r. Union P·,c i fic uoal cor:.!)any , rock 51)ri~~s , -_;:,•o!:!i:1_;. Dear i :r . ?ry dc : I ·, Vours of t l,c.. ~Otl!. ':1llcrc ho.s tPen 110 0:.:r ;o o.t EU!)~rior ot hor tr,cn f'rs . -70.ns to.kir- tho !)la"" ove fror "rs . J onson . ~. Tc ffi o s :::u1d r . -Srown o.ttcnded t o Lh is c;J.ian..;c ? "..S per :,,our i ::::istructio:ns . '!.'::ir ~~ttc·r \"13.S fir:;t t rl;:e• up ,..1t:1 ~•ou , :::.ud. :vou c an be> a s surecl ! s'i-1:?.l l ,.ot :1t tco1,t t o sel l er t ransfer SJ1!-' l ea se be fo re ta.11:i•..; ti1e rnatt1..•1· ove r vrt th you a:1d r~cc: ivi"=.., yoilr pcni ssio::::i. I /( /. . ....___._ _.'... l • ( I '✓ • , __ ----:r• .,, - lj , ✓/...1 ' i -· ✓ �July 20th~ 1927. \ ' ,, 1. yon ..:nc. 00 ~ ?..~-z•. F r-~r:1. Tt~l l !nii.;...O. ub ,., �--- . ~ _..,..___ __.\./ -r , ----~--=--_. . . . .____________-~L - t ~-----_...,,.,L ,,~ : nc ~ t:.r'Vc.ttl; I ----~--=----------~----~~ 1!1 I • 4' I ~ ' -, r •• • GENrnt,L rr.wt",c.rn _/ 2-1079 Rock Spriu@S - July 19 9 1927. Mr. Geo. B. Pryde: When one of rey men was in Hanna a few days ago, Mr. Love told him that he had · sold his interest in the Amusement Hall at Superior. If such is the case, I presume that the Company has given the consent to the transfer. Please advise to whom we should look for the commission from this business. .... L :::;::w - X �-' Eno. Jg. �-r Hanna., '."yor:tin3 , July 1st, 1927. t:i·. r.aorca P . !>I"Jde , Vfoc Pre>s. & G"n 'l :'•~r. Union Pacific Coal Uompo.r!' , Rock S:p:rbi.~·s , '?yoriint ·. D~ 3.r Hr. !>ryd.o : :rc1c,,i th sie,1~u l caso, t n ciu11lic~tc, coverin~ new Cu.r.!!I!Unity Ru ilai:v; ~~t ::o.:,:1a, as per your l .::?ttc r of Ju,w 23rd, 1927. �HECEIV ED ,.....,_ 0 GENERAL MANAGER Leases of theatres and amusement hal ls to Thos.'-- - - - - -~ Love. 2 - 107 9 Rock: Springs - June 27, 1927. Mr . George B o Pryde : This will ack.nowl edse receipt of your l otter of Ju.ne 23, 19 27, v~th which you transmitted original l ea ses coveri nc rent al of Opera House and other concessi ons at Reliance, Hi nton and Supe r ioro For your i nformet ion ~ill advise that these a greements have been assi gned iJ..Udit nos . 1 639, Reliance, 1 640, 'i7inton, 1 641 , Su1_:) erior. �....... -- S l'TDJli:c:,r, _,.AHOAIID 12 "2G-10 000 ll'o,... 2 103 • ... THE UNION PACIFIC C OAL COMPANY OFFtCE OF - '7inton Store •••••• ••••••••••"••••••••"••••• I N RJIIPLY P L U ASE R l:IVJ!:R T O NO, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• - ..!int on, ·.:yo . f. _/ J une 24, 192 7 I 11r. Geo. B. Pryde <21~ /fz.u -r- ~ ~ ~r Sttpb. U. P . Coa l Co . Roc k Spri Jl8's, ':!yo. \cknou l e dge r : coipt of l ease for r ental of Ope1·a House unc! Pool P.all a t ·;inton . St ore •- .,1' ..I •/ P'1 j ----- �"' I �..r.:-:~---~---~~ \ - ' \ ( , 1 I \)r \r iN, 1 S1tn~'.: : ~EO'-l t1f. {1, PRYDE .__.,.,.., ,..,,,. l~--------- --------~---- �Doai~ !1r. Pryde: Ori -;ir..al ~'ld u ,J:>lic'ltC c">:pic. s of nr;rc~r•cy,t s d 1t~d, 1 U~.y 1st, covori:1~: 1}eli nnco , ···tnton :;..·,tl Sn]'.l"l:'ior , war ·• l eft i , ~-our office 0.1 "!~:,• 31st for ~Tour si,:--11:>.ture. ':'he thr ee dttpli r"tc copi os ,..,us mn.il!:d to c.~ 0:1 ,T~o 1st . I h:!"C not seen the oriei~~~..l coriics since sicnir...; some in :_,our office. 1 .,,..... ~ours very tr~l y , . , �- ------r - _ ,_ I Tune 21, 1927. / �!', I 0ma112 - Ju.ne .21 , 1927 Coal Com.9a:ry ;_me~. 'E.1oci..us Love , cove:'in; -ise of ner: Cor.::.T,lli t:,· ·suilcling fixt ,1:ces c..·e :::,i;t2.cl~ed to t.1e ·.:,'.:i • ding , i t is not nec ess,?.1·;, ~o inc lun.e :.. l ~o 1;-u.:.,_ected ~L··t _'rovi s i o':1 ~e ..:-.to.e :or su.bl ettin_g; to fraternal or - ) �--r- _ .. _ _.......--,.. ---- fllOCK ~P'lltlNOs N4T10HAL. 8AHK aUIL.OIHG IIIOONCI o,,1c• 018TIUCT COUIIT COMNt•••o N•" - -- a TO 10 NOT A"'t' P'UDLIC AND • T CHOOIIAP'Hlfll T . S . TALIAFERRO. J R. ATTORNEY-AT-I-AW ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. June 6th, 1927 .I Mr. Ge orge B. Pryde, Vice Presi C:.ent and General ;.tanager Union Pc~ci f'i c Coal Co . City .- Dear Sir ~- Enclosed pl ease f i nd thr ee le~scs t o Thorn~s Love, approved as to form anc execution . Yours t ruly, .. ' T5T/I. I J �J. -----:c-Y' ---r. --- ~ - - -........ =-,._ . ~==" Rools Sp·ringa .. Juno 3rd, 1927 . '- I ·h erey,iiho r.iomorandum of a.grooment f::i:-om nhich contract boti.700n ouro·olveo a.ml Thomas Love~ covering the concesoions u·l; Hmma., may be drm-n1 by ·Hr. Boano/ In connectio:r1 r1:l.th the rental of 03 ,400.00, nill oay tho.i; it i."/013 • .J urr:l.ved ,i t by r.:r. 'rollmir0 and my~elf on t he .follor1ine busio: !tcvonue: ilr. Lovoeo av0roge pa.yraents for the 4 yoa1' period ending Docembor 3lot, I 1926 02 ,500.00 900.,00 Neu Lodu0 RBrr'c ul - annually Toto.l !tqvonuo Oo4oo. o·o Estublishotl co2t of buildin3 - annually : Depl"eciui; ion In~ ura.vic o :lopairs Ta:too Licht Inte,..ost o.t 3~ Totnl 01 .000 .00 300.00 400.00 il00.00 400.00 --2~ C:3,400.00 Cost of building 03,400.00 + 12 = (:283.33 - monthl y rental. t>rl1,inal Slgnedt f'! • G!:.OHGE B, PUYDi• ab • \.,3, 400 .oo ·rs �Rook Sprincs - .Juno 2nd, 1927 . .., Ur. iu;;one Ucnuliffo: Youro of Lny 3lot. :r Yrlll endea.vor to got tho r.interial fo r 1:r . Love' o contI'nct i;o you to1,10rrou. • Have ho.cl conoidoro.blo diffic ult y in 5e·~tin~ o.n intorvicu \'lith him as ho ho.s been on a. trip purchaeinr_; equipmon·t for t ho non buildin~. He oarno in yootordo.y, ho,1ovor, and I bcliovo uo ho.vo c otton tho mo.tto1· s ·~rai3htoned out . C'.b I �·' - -· II Beginning at a point from \"Jhich the southeast i,rly corner of builaing located on Front Street on Lots Ten (10 ) a.ncl Eleven (11), Bloc le One (l) Town of Hanna bee.r s ~e~terly parallel to south line of Block One (1) a distance of sixty- f i•,e (65 ) f e1;;t o.nd soutnerly 9arallel to og.st line of Block 0ne (1) u distance of forty-oeven (47) f eet ; thence nor t'1orly parallel to eu::;t lino Block One (1) a distance of one hundrod t ,,erity-cight (128) feet ; thence at ribht angles easterly a distance of eigi1ty- three ( 83) f eet ; t:nence at right angles southerly a distanco of one riundred t•t:enty-cight (128) fe ... t; t hence at rif:,ht angles \":estcrly a distance of' eir;i'1ty- thre e (83 ) feGt to t he poi11t of ber;inning, contain ing t-:·o hum.red forty- four thousandths ( . 244) ucre.:; , iaore or less. ~ngi ne ~rin6 Dept. June 2nd , 1927. ,, �---- - / Ro ck $priubo - . Juno l, 1 927 , T, s . Tali ~fbrro, Jr., ~'iyo.i,ing , runi.in0 ., 0 111; yeiir fro:i __uy l , 192'1 · ,, ' hr . �BECE IVED JUN 2 - 1r,'"' ~-· rn,\L r::.l!i'.G'" : Omaha - May 31, 1927 Ur . C. . 13 . Fr :,rde : Do not for..,et to lvc ::.~ t:.e outline of the cont r a ct to be uade ,-,H h i~r . Love 1·e.':'.,N'Uin.:.. t ::.e :fr-nna the t~t r e c.sked fo r :,:ay 13th. �Y.'y omin~ , r.1a :i1 28th , 1927 . l'/r . Ge ori::('e .B . Prya.o , Vi cc - 1'>.re s . & Genl. ::;;-~r . Un i on Pa c ifi c Coal r:orri:ria11y , Rock Spr i ngs 9 ,.,:yomi nc. r Fully i n t c>nded t o co.r.10 t o n ock Gp:: i ncs upon r e ce i p t of you r l 0t ter rclatiV•:) t o New .!l..tttnsemcmt r1al l o.t :!a.."'llla 9 but was c11llcd amay . I al so arr ane;ed t o l Aave !'lero earl y thi s morni ni:; but Li one l ,.,as del ayed on. a t rip t o Enc a.'!lpmcn t a.ml d i d not c.rri 'l;C ~a~ma unt i l noon t oday , I was expe c tine h i •n home l a st cve:nin~. ':'ill be in Rock S:!_1ri11.:-;s Tuesday mo:rni :n!:; . 1cry ti."Ul y yours 9 ------- �., ,.. f!o.y 26t h , l92'l. r:r. Thos ~ L ove,, Hanne, \:yocinr; . I, IJee.r Sir: I!o.y I not h:1.ve a.11 ar.~,:or ·~o ny letter of !:Uy 16th m.t h r cr;::-..rd to the p:-opa.rc.tion of o. loru.ic I on tho now l\ouncncnt Ea.11 nt Hemm,.• " / .. ., · ... _ .,,. ... . . I I nl> �-- ,,- ______.. \_ ) ,- ~ ,1 I \ ' t.ny 1 6th,_ 1927 • .\ '· Ur. Thos . Love, Hunna., \:yc:::bg. :C- ·,7iGh, a.t your very oe.rliest crnnveniencc, you nould g:i.vc lc.!0 i ni' on:m.t i on Cl'! tfhich ne cun pi:..epnre R loe.oc or1 tho mm /unuze:nont Iic.11 a.t Hanna, li~ting any ?urn5-turc belo:1cing to uo thn·~ tlill eo in-to ·~ho' ne'.7 building. 'fhink VG should also onte.blish co1·tuiri rules ""by nll.ich. each of us should ho g,ovorn cd "md you rfr1o uld include tho p1.. ic0 ue ,rill cho.i•go for -;:m.ter emu light, light ·!;o be sold on u. not or \)rt:;ia. :'.n ·c.-t·~::.chi11::;, hore-Gith, copy of letter nrition to J,ir . J.~cAuliffe (;il ~'cb:·v..:i.ry 23l"d, ilhich shm,s thnt <;;O t:t,1..cctl tho i:'G:.TG'" LU \WUld be .JG0 . 00 p0r mo1,th. Of com.·oo, cvo.1.....1'Ghi11c; ou~side of "Ghio chculd be charc;ocl for at a corlt~in ro:te c.ntl otipula.tocl in tl1o cmrtraet,. You ,::111 proba.bly rcciµ.l t:m co11v0rso.tion t.<o had roGm:·di nG ·;;he clonin5 of ·i;hc hall on d.ru1co ni gh·~o. \ \~ill you plea.so GO, OVCi' ·i;hc. situ.:rtio11 i\1lly Q.11.d lot me huvo tM.o i:1for:-ja.t ion a::; !Jr. Ueti.uli ffe dc::;iros it for -~110 prop- cu~~tion of the lecao. ·J ) Very tt"'Uly :,ot:1"!l, ,~~....,: .., ; , . ,,..... :: : -:...~_4 •-l :' '- u.l> .. \ lI 1-- ��1 Hock SprlflGG .. !"o.y 12th, J.')27. ----- ..... Youro of 1:0.y 11th, rG3artli11,; ·lihO vncu.t:i.11_; oi' the ,'.n ~o- i •G \';ill not i.)c cloocd U ~) e..f·::. cr ~.;ho pro:.;mr;; e,ccu):1t1;;u lo:1.vc . Oriir\or.l S ir,ocd: GEORGE B, PRYDE \.... Bnc . nl.> ✓ I - .,, �---·---------17; ill 1VED7 ,,- ' L • ·/r, • I / G£NEP.Al AMri~ _ _/ Rock Springs. - May 11, 1 92.70 liro Georg e Bo Prydeg was i n Superior and in t a l k ing with fu o Dea n reg arding the .Amusement H2. ll, found the,t l eft tozm to look for ernployrnento Ti"y, • J ensen has ilrs Jensen i s conducting the business until such time as he finds someth ing to do, they i.7ill close a.bout the i 'irst of next month, did not say anything to hero II I �.,. , Rock Spd11ga ... Hay %h, 1 92'/1 \ Ur. 1~. n. .Yofforio : ! 029 . 20 for· tho podod., uhich i:::; only a.bout 0Y16-thirc.1 n~ much .ns tl1rit from llol i.m1co, e. muCh 011.nl lo~ cnL1p . 'l'hil'1k \iO ohot:ld to.1::o d.pfinitc ~ctiori i.c o:lth0!' ho.vo J.;;.,,. Love -'ucl:o over M10 anunement hc.11 O!' Give cono:1.der- at ion to your tnkinrs. i-t ever yourself . o.h \ ' �-~.........- - - Rook 'iprin~u •· f~y 6-th , 1 927 • .,I tir. Bu.gone i.'.cAulif±'e: Ur. Lovq. r..:r. Libbyvu plru!6 are t~bov.t conplotcd r.md he ohoulcJ. be • oxpodito ·thi a u.:n·!t ::tll poooiblc 00 thQt tho job !:1:!.f'.lrt bo c~H:rplotod dur-i;.1~ ·tho period o:l c.;ood uoathor. a.b / �✓ - _..../ -i..,.,-" - - - , , ,· Rock ·springs - April 10th, 1 927 • I ~r . Thos . Foot c c: ) Your- l<Jt tl'lL' \ a rch ~6t h r ~lat i ve t o invcmtory Lo vti . Pl ~ua e orocr t.\';enty- f ivc colla~.>sible ~h .:.irs ~ . to r epLi c e t uo:3;;; d 0;3ti:·0 1 .;;d . I'n(; n <,Pu at,;r 0u:::o:;,11~ •. ;ill cal.1. for 22 u cnai.cs ,. bst ea•l o { 210 '1S l ust '/ G.:J.r. 1I t I I ..... z ;- - t.hcn I �---------,,,,..,oc;.....,,,.~ __/ ,_ ___ ... \ 0 II I ..:r. Tho: . 10' Lovo, Hanna, \';yo:;lillt, . A:.. enclo.;ing he.rd1tith u renewal of your Con- tracts .::ovcrint con.;e :;sion s ·1 ,inton. oue y-,,ar fro!.. l"t 3 u.l,)crior, ~uli.mcc ano ay ls ~, 192'/ . . fll)t!.13e sign !ill coplea and h.He your oi t,n,a.turu ,.irn ..ooed , rc~urnint, I all onclOSl..r'~S pro::1ptly • Very tr~ly your~, fp .. ___,..__ �• ( I '; I I. l ' e.b - ---- I �-·------ - -=-=--=- -. ·-. -..; •' i-.. Omaha - February 11, 1927. Mro G. B. Pryde: Youi~s 9th on proposed building at Hanna : not I thoroughly agree with you that we should/s et up entertainments for I.Ir. Love to contend with . Further than that , if they b~came disorde1~1y vie would have to quarrel with the organization, vvhether it nas the Hi ne ·.r: orkers, K. K. K., etc. , instead of an i ndividual. I am not quite sure that I like the idea of leasing ground for Ur. Love to build. ~"lhy would it not be better to perhaps expand our building so as to furnish an upstairs lodge room, with club room.s underneath and a dance hall adjoining , l easing the v,hole building to L:r . Love for a sum equivalent to cost of capital, t axes, i nsurance and maint enance , plus a c}~a...J small ~argin to coverAobsolescence, the maintenance agreement to be worked out on the principle that repairs ne cessary to the ,·rel fare and upkeep of the property, such as exterior paint, roof , heating appa ratus, water, etc., would be discretionary r1i th the ovmer; additional repairs, such as interior decoration and changes to be discretionary with the l es see . Thts would be cheaper from the standpoint of janitor service, heating and lighting, etc., and it would leave us in control. Llr . Love could then sublease the lodge room to the lodge on the basis agreed to by him, independent of us, that rqom to be held for exclusive l odge services . �- - - 2 - ThiiiJ<.,this over carefully and talk to Ur. Love about it. --------- �- - - - - - - - -- ~ / l'h"o Bur.;cno· i1clluliff c: So j J i"!••! ·i n Qi S 1!?tl~d: .. -u·::E [I, Pf!YOE �Rock Spri11gs - Junu.ary 24·th, 1927. ,/ l.-um ot:i.11 di ssat isf i ed wi t h tho LJh'.J\·;i ng ioado ' I' \ the amounts puid to thi:3 '.;01:ur:uni ty -.JoundlB dw·ing the mo nth ot Decor.1iJer, 1926: ,;19. '!5 3.5.16 b.46 29.90 Reli ci?ll! e ·,Hnton S:.1~ er ior .,Hunna I l You uill noto thtrt -~he timount frou 5uperior I I io pr1:1c"i:.icully nogligiblo . 01•i!l"m-"l Si~ed: GEORGE 8. PrYnf / \ t I V / \ .. c: b ... I> u:abt .. _.. �KTANDARO u '\ r~ '- . , . I J,111\1 :2 j,- l'Jish you. Tiou.1d conf iden'c.ially il'lveeri;ig&te the .Amusement Hall at Snpe1"i0:? ~ see i f we cc,n f:1.l'!c.l out 110,1 much -~hc.t i.'.'C shoul d c;et more tha.n \'JO are at the presc:mt t:l.me o Pimi out if they a::}e s t~yii15 open and 2.ttemii11g to rr.y be only c:i; t!lat time, 1 heve gone in o.t, d:.::':':'erent times during the <lay ~ml ·Ghcy o.lnays c;ive the vrope:!: Gc:rvicco Do not sey any·e,hing to anyone about this O I?l..e.ke you~ investi0 o.tions and r~port to neo I \ �_ ~~-- - - _,_ ---- - .., nock Sprin6 s - ,Te.nuary 15th, 1927 • Subject : Amus ement Hall , Superior , V!yoming . ,. I.Ir. Geo . B. Pryde : I return , hcrev:ith, file tenninatinr; ,·1ith Superintendent Geo. Bro,m ' s l ette1~ address ed to r.10 under c.e:.te of J anuar y 1£'..th , 1927 . You r.rill note that the only work remaininG to be done is the pa inting of the basement . This has been e.rranged for and should be com- pleted by the night of Janue.ry 15th . I believe i'r . BroY,n' s recor.1!!lend2.tion of o. flat rate to be eoocl econo.c.y . Undc::- the existin[:; conditions , I reallr think that v,e ,·,ould de better to si.l.1ply turn the bu-il C:i n~ over to the Store Dep::n-tt~ent , al l o,·:- inc ti1eu to operate a co11fectionery, keeping open c.fter the ntore has cloE-:d i11 t~1e. r.::l11ne;: , for e;~e>.n::1 le , that is used by the Sp rin:::; Canyo n Coal CoJ.:pany at S!)rin:: Canyon , ut eJ1 . E!!c. ab \ l �- -----· GTANOAflO . .. - - - ·- -- - - 4--~ -....a~ 7 KE CEIV£D I ..,,._ /. JAN 1 f5 1927 <;HIERAL MANAGER Superior - Januar y 14, 1 927. Mr. A. w. Di cki nson: Relative to the Amusement Hall a.t Superior , we f ixed up an extra room on tho ground f l oor and painte d this part of the building , also buil t and put i n an ice container for fountain . we als o repaired the ceilinB in the ba,sement. I was under the impression tho.t I!ir . ward has- painted the basement but found he had not don e so. The above work cost us somewhere near two hundred dollars for material and l abor.· I also understobd from a r. Love's sta tement nhen he was here sometiBe ago tha t they did n ot i n tend to use the b owling a lley. The basement w~ll be f i xed up uithout delay. Instead of working t his pl ace on a percentage basi s I would suggest putting same on a f l ~t rate, sny of f orty dol l ars per month , same to i ncl ude li ghts and YIU. t er . I may a l so add that in s o far as keeping t he basement cl ean i t TTill be i mpossi ble with the f·.irnace l ocated on thi s f loor . \r ,_ j I �.., _ _ - . \ . Junuury 7th, 1~27o Lt~. '.l.'ho!; . Love, Hanna, ;,:'yom..ing. Deur !k. Love: I o.□ puss ing; your l etter or t l1e 4.t,h insiunt, arran,;o t o s00 that ti10 Ar:iui:><3ment Hal l t:1t Su.porior i s fixed ueon doi'10, a s l.!r. ilrorm nus uskod soraatime ago to put tho bacement in good s nape. Orifrln~I Sip.-rJ~d: GEORG£ B. PRYDE .. i' J cb ____ _,.___ A ta ... ,.., 11"1 >- ..... 8TANOAA0 ,... «•20•:Z.0000 �------ II 8'fANoAA0 .I Rock Springs - January 7th, 1927. Mr. A. W. Dickinson: Herewith correspondence regurding the Amusement Hall at Superior. ,....... Wisn you would take this matter up with Ur. Brown some time in t be near future when you are out there. Am very much surprised t ha.t the b asement has not been fixed up as you will recall Mr, Brown was instructed to do this sollle t ime ago. Wish you would ask him to see that the basement is cleaned, painted, etc. Thereafter we \'/ill place the responsibility of keeping it in shape upon those who are in charge of the building. fun not satisfied uith the people who are out there now. •r oey live in the building, do not pay rent, and the living facilities we are donating tothera, including \'later, lights, etc., leaves us very little actual revenue from the Amusement Hall proper. Please return correspondence to me so that I may again take the matter up <1ith I.Ir. Lo: } i \ Enc. cb .' \' �,._ ,... ____ 8TAff0,\AO - - ;I f\ 1 •- ,, n T T ('\ 11 !;l 1-1 . !·.:. es4 ,21)-20000 1' ,. Hanna, Wyoming, J an. 4th , 1927 ! Mr o Goorgo B. Pryde, Yi ce Pres . re Gon'l ;~r. Union Paci fi c Coal Company, Roel~ Spri ngs, Wyomincr. De a.r 1.lr . .?ryde : ~7roto SU.pcri or day you were har e and 011cl os0d l et t er is in r epl y t o mino. Fully i ntended to como t o Rock Spri ngs right following- Christmas hol i days and do what ever you should wi sh on t his matter. However, since th0 fire a.t Hanna Opera Houso have boon una.bl e to give this at tention, but will do so soon es possibl co Last weelc was i n Larami0 9 Cheyenne , Fort Collins and Denver tryi ng t o l ocat e suitabl e equi pment t o u se in Fir s t Aid Hall for pi ct ure show, but coul d not find anythin~ sui tabl e e i ther a s to price or quality. Havo come to the concl usi on it will be be st t o purchase new up-to-dat e pi cture mo.chi no s and other equipment f or oper ating room and uso i n First Ai d Hnll, and this equipment can be moved t o n0'v buil di ng when compl et ed. ~ill l eave for Denver t omor row , and pl ace order for entire and compl et e new o~uipmont for pi cture sho\7. I f I can get q,ui ck deliver y should have pi cture show i n operation consid.erabl o b0Soro end of present month - Tiill rush a ll poss i bl eo Yours trul y, I l1 I I �Lease with 'fhomas Love cov eri~a,~r ation of opera and club Houses~~= 1JoBJ1~or. r- THE UNION P AC IF IC COAL COMPANY XN JlllU'LY pJ:,JllAB]ll IUJIJ'Elt TO Orl!'J:OE 01<' AUDIT OR NO, 2 - 911 Rock Spr ings, Wyo ., December 12, 1921 Mr. E. s . Bro.oks, President, Ro ck Springs , w~,o . , Dear S ir: Referring to your lett er of October 26, relative to th e division of r ev enue between the I.line Department and the Store Department, covering the operation of Opera House at '!:1inton Mines: At the time I wrote you r e lative to the oper a tion of tbe Hinton Oper a House, the revenue collected from ii.tr. Love was very sma ll, there for e , I s ugges ted that {;10.00 or ~;15 .00 per month of the total r evenue each month be credited to the Store. Since that time t he revenues have ire re ased very gr eatly and it would not seem proper to continue crediting only (,15.00 per month to Store revenue. ':Ii th you:r approval, I wil l now arrange to put Winton Opera House on the same basis as the Oper a Houses at the other camps, that is to say, $ '75.00 pe?' month of the total re venue collected wil l be credited to V!inton Store. Kindly adviSe whether or not t his meets with yo ur approval . Yours respectfully, t I �SUB,'tJ~C'i': (D ivision of Revenue fro J/l Love contra.ct, n i nton) / Octob er 25th, 1U21. 1 ..., I l ( • .J ,-._ :::; .:.• ... Wr r.1,~. Tall1· i rf 0 ll. u c~ i t O r 0 Che-renne . ..'y o:,,:in" . \ I I ! You.r e t:ru1.v, �8TAN04RD 1•21• 10000 • Leas e With Thos. Love cov ering Opertr1 Yrouse at ·:;inton OFF'XCii: OF rN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO 2- 911 ··································•·b~l[).l 'f.OR.................,.................... ······· !Jr. ~ . s. 3ru.)lrs, ? r e sident & Ge neral i.u.nuger , n oc1e 3in·in6s , ./yo . , ,.,-...., Dear Di r : On 3ept. 17th I ,•1rote you r e l at i ve t o lease of Oper a House a t ·.1i n ton, .Tyoming, by 'J.'ho1JJas l ove and r equested t1m'li you advise 1:te r1he t her you ,,oul d appr ove t i1e credi t i ng of ~)10. 00 or .,,;15 . 00 per month from c omI!lissi on r e ce ived fr om t he p icture show bus i ne ss to " Store Earni ngs " . On Octobe r 18 t h I re ce ived fr om you t he or i ~i nal l eas e to ~horoas I ove of O!>ei·a :iouse refe1·r ecl. to, I d o not f i nd , ho,1ev cr , t hat I nave l'ldC\'..l ived a r-~:::,ly to rrry l e tter relative to cred i t ing of tlle Store Earnin<ss ,·1i th part of the revenue fr om t his busine ss. :.s tne r:iattor no-.·1 stands t he i..i ue Jepar t r::ont has r e ceived entire creu.i t f or t he inontns of July. ,~ugus t [.,Hl .3eptember, t :i1e Store r e ce i v ing uothine;. I would l il<C very rr.uch t o have au justr.10u t r:iad.e in t i1e Oc tober accounts a.i1d re,1uest that you g ive your app roval to the method of i1andling outl i ned a bove or ad.vise if you n ish t~1c l:3ntire handling of t his business to be talcen over by tne :..i ue Department, thus putting i t ou a d i fferet1t bas is from s i milar bu.si uoss at uther camps . Yc>nrs trul y, .'° ~; Ji t~ I t (•." •r--I ,:-. ~ I V '- Andi t or. �Oct. 22th, 1921 0 .1 922 0 I ·r/ �Octo 11th, 1 921 o l~ I► f'u , ,. l --.... I l, '( I I ·fours truly p .. ' "' �Oct. 11th, 1921 .. D • 0 rr. 'i'hom· _9 Love, , • • ---- oe:::.: �- ----, T, S , TALIAf' ERRO JR, /"°', LT - O FF ICE DISTRICT COURT CO MMI SSION ER A , MUIR NOTARY f'!UBLIC AND STE NOC>RAPHER T . S. TALIAFERRO. JR. AND WALTER A . MUIR ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ROOMS !1•10 ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILD ING ROCK SPRINGS . WYOMING Oct . 8th , 1921 s. De.::.:..· Si r :- to ·"'~ .... .., ·· -··-' .~·, . . .. - _,,. Ts""/-~ .s. bt- �---- Dee.1~ S i:r: - cxecuti.011, 2greew:mt bc'(,,rcen ou:i:' cm11:p.:1ey ~•.nd ?lrnir o Love ( of Ifo.nna) cover:tnc the opsra tioti 'or OUT 011era Thi "s is nr ~ct i ea.J.lw v i;nc. • __ .___ - - - , __ - \ �____..., I. ...-, 0 , ,, 1 .J... ·- ... • . �• •& Mft.l.AO ,,- . J.. r .yr. C .,. -· ( .., .. '. ·~ ..... , . ~', ' 1 1 C ·>·1 ---~-- · -...,.. _, ..., ., .-- I /. ,. �·.i -,.. -·.. ., ., ' .: ,. - 1,, t .; .,.·. - J .. J ,,.,\ V ...... ,., . ., :.., C. ; _ ( f _______ ___________ ., :,.. ::.::.; .... .._,, ..._ rr. ~ .,._ . - ,. ' I · - .,, '-- ,. - · ,., \II - J.. • l'.:.~ J , .' ...... \ �--8TANDAR0 , , ..20-20000 1.J"On111 z1on SUB JEOT, Lea se With mh :.i: as . Love cover ing Opera House at I I _.- ,- . rN R EPL Y PLEA S E OE'lnOE OF N O. l\ 2 - 911 Cheyenne, 1/yoming, September 17 , 1921 . 1~. E. s. Brooks, P r e s i d e n t, Rock Springs, ·:1yomi ng. Dear Sir: Refer ring to your letter of August 11th advis ing that cont ract was bein~ prepared t o cover lease of Opera House t o Thos Love on the same basis that our Opera Houses a t Hanna, Rel i ance and Superior a r c l eased: 1.ir . Love i s accept i ne our mer chandise coupons for admissions t o the thea tre and t he s t ore a t r/inton is exchanging them f or cash. It is my understanding, al so, that t he s tor e reads tne r e~iste r s , or otherwise che cks t he amount taken i n by tir . Love at the t heatre and handles t he s~i commission accruing to t he company. I do not think the store is getting any part of' t he revenue from this commission but think it s hould r e ceive .,;;10.00 t o (?15.00 a month for the trouble the St orekeeper and Cashier are put to in handling this matter. ~he commissi on for Jul y amounted to approximately ~36.00 and for August ~34.00. Until thi s business devel ops, will you please advise nhether you wo~l d appr ove of crediting ~10. 00 or ijJ.5. 00 from tho commission r eceived f r om the pi ctur e show business to "Store Earnings . " The bal - ance to be applied as ren t f or t he bui l di ng. 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The P ool H~ll 11..:1c Cpe:re, Hcuoc have e fu:;_•n-:.cc of t h eir c·.;n 2.11(~ i t 11:L.'.:;l ,·~ be ;70 J. l for ~/ OU to sec 'Gb.~ t ~r a ten of' t he 1,,:c0ycr size c,:re oTcJ.c recl. for thi o f u1·na ce n..11c. t ho :Bt.mS(._\lo·.: fu.x·n:.,,c c r-.nd .:;ur.;-:c ni to 'ahc l ooks o.fte:r- thi o fttr11.-:,, ce th;:-, t t hey k e 0p the ~.oh0~ o~t f :ro1.1 m1J. c:::;: ·l:;he 3 r o.tcs t o :i.voi(\ o,ny t r c ubl0 f rcn i; ~1e f·T2. tc~1 : )Urn j TIJ au t . ,-.,_ I I I I I ' II lI I''I • l j' C, �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OEO'RGl;) ll, l/'HYnE, cn:,,r1; 1c.r.1.. KUr1a,1N"t'l~hllN"T 0ttifriE;lNtti,F,-W-'\."c,::- R 0CK Sl'HI~GS, WYO. Sept . 7, 1921 . Hr. E. s. Brooks, B u i l d. i n fJ• Dea.r Sir : Referring to the attached ; As Tie are only interested in the sleeping room in the bungalocr, I would su -gest th . . . t '.:e run a pipe from the bee.tine plr-nt of the office and put ·a radie.tor in this r oom to keey it 1::arm . There is no ree.son uhy the bunsaloti ca n not be kept \7e.rm ,;7i th the hot air furn~ce that is in there if the furna ce is kept clean end properly looked after. If the e rate is too s::1all a ne\; one should be ordere d and :i.fcPhee eiven instructions that the furnace be kept clean so as to prevent the burning out of Grates so frequently. 'rilin.k it i7culd be r:-e l l to veneer the Opera Hou ~e floor a s the present floor is poor for dancing . I! �~ lroftac 2103 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Oll'FIOm O V' J:N IU!!P'LY PL'lllA.91!1 Jll'lD'J-:R TO NO, l~elianoe, \'/yomi n5 . August ~9 , 1921. .wr. ~ - s. Drooks, Presiuent ~ Gen ' l. J:J.gr • .Kook Spri[l&s, \/yo1ciA6• Dear Sir: H.uve your l ,dt ter witn rtif'ero;:1nce to c.ae floor anu neati.ng p 1.uni; in tne rlw15alow• .1'. nere is a not 1:1.ir fflr!lace ir1 ·I tlle dungu.lovJ u.t present, out t,ley cannot neat tne pool room from it,&$ it is looa&eu in line oas&nent. As tor the grates we put i n ne1:; onei:; last April, out tlley OUJ/le f ro:u Superior 1t·ounary una uo not fit, a s t hey are &oo small. l tnin.k it \'l oula oe a goou iuea to 11eat the .tiungalow froin tne sume furnace that ·. 1e ,lea t the $tore ana ll11n.e Office from. We have a steaiu heating plant oehi na the ili ne Office, ana oy aaaing some more sections to thi s furnaoe anu luying pipe to the .i;ungalol'I ana. .aeat it in tois man.oar v,oulu give more satisfaction. ~here is a ooID!Jlon fir floor i n tae opera house a.AU it is not very 6 000. f~r ·a.anoill6• 1f tuere was a muple f _loor put in the operc1 nouse ana. oovereu with oauvas Vlhen 1 t ,vas being usev. for other purposes tllan uanoi~ 1 ti11nk it woulo. give satisfuotion. • �~ . .... ______ ..._ - 6TANOARO 11•20·~0000 V"0nhl ~103 ,---..., • SUBJEO~ \ T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPA NY OFE'IOE O'P I 'N inton, Wyoming o · , ,._ r I August 25, 1921 o ' ,•1 , 1/ I I I ,; I .-c-, ,)r, l Mr. E . S. Brooks,Pr~s . & Gtn. hlgr. , Union Pacific Coal Co., Roc k Spri ngs, Wyo. Dear Sir: Replying t o your letter of August 20th relative to pool hall : - I r ather thiruc it would be t o t he int erest of the company a nd people of the camp t o add to and arrange the pool hall so t hat all ca rd playing would be in pla in view and a l so have a compartment where t hose not interested in pool or cards couJ. d spend some of t he i r t i me . This su~ge st ion is worth a lot of consideration 3egarding t he Opera House : It now has a very good har dwood floor, the only thing wrong with it is that it is v er y dirty, and if kept cl ean woul d make a good fl oor to dance on. A ne w f l oor woul d not improve matters i t is just a question of kee ping it clean . Perhaps we shoul d g ive t he walls and ceiling a good coat of cal somine , this would improve its appearance . 9 Very trul y yo~rs, I t'TR* AA 1 I �0 ... 1 •• ::.1 ., ~-·t·-Y · J•• 0 IJ �~ , \ ING ALLEY 'TA BLES MOTION PICTURES SOFT DRINKS - I ~~& & ~~ :. ~ JJ HANNA OPERA HOUSE • t\UG2 ,) ,. AND CLUB ROOM S T HOS. LOVE, M GR. HANNA , WYOMING, I G[ ,J£(1.! 1 ,Ml/,,!-'.11 Augu s t 22nd, 1 921 ~ Dea r Sir, .,, Y~urs of Auc3ust 12th relative to theatre and dance hall at "./in ton y ·.nth y 1u'.!' permissi-,n nill lease theatre arrtd po-,1 · hall at ".'iint on and I)tty 0% of gr-,::,s Have ~un the t heatre s i nce J uly lst 0 and_ sj{, ':)f gross r e ceipts f-:>r the mo:1th of July was paid t ::i .:.!ine Department o 'Ji th y~ur pe!"'oissi ..,n vli l l b e ready to take over p 1?l hall S~pt o 1st . J ' , ·---· Uni:m Pac ific C".>nl C-:impany 0 receipts f~r s a::1e o l .ROA0_SJ:.tOWS �- -:------, / I i - ....~: o !!t . ~,;\,l,J ..t?. __ / . , .. c~..~i.. 1·~ ... i;Jc ..1·0 ~ \ :t.~:.·...; )L. i:, : : i:c0 0 :1 \.'.:.... (.({,: 4 ] .~, .. ;,; '.~:....., c~0·t:."G ·~··~:-ir~,~ r) ...."" ()!.' 1-/ ..\? ~J. ..-~! t:.,.: !.:UC ... !, ~--·-· ~t.i:·:>L.f\.. ..,,J 1~,l. ?....c.~.. J. \.,,/~ \.1.:r.:L- J_! o •t. 1 n.' ' 'i:Lntm i rrt.oz·vi~--.:r I 1.ll?01!..:rt 1r} the.~ qvu :.,·;; :1,~1:1 ~ ' ~.., ( '•l J,._;. •j~1 - ❖u,~1~ ' ' ! or. .,._.,)• J,..).,.~ 1 -:)-•·; 1 -·, ,.~r.1·.·,• v·:.. _\..::-,.~....-..... c.~ ..~-... ·... t ... ..., _, ..·"·v 1)._. ..... , .. +'.,~·, i.,.. _,. _ ~-- ~ ............ (~B t: ;,~2•·G::1c1~ !~DX1 ~!tf: -~~;: 1..t ! 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THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C O MPANY OFFICI; OP Winton, Wyoming. August 16 , 1921 . Mr. E . S. Broolcs . Pres . & Gan . 1.:Br•, Uni-on Pacific Coal Comuany , Rock SI)ri ngs , Wyomin~ . De·a.r Sir: Refer ring to your lett e r of August 12th r elat ive to pcil.l hall. The i.iege a th : oal Com ; any did not have anything t o do wi th the lett ing of the pool hall only to t he ex tent of turning it over to the oint on Tr ading Company at a . rent of ~;15. 00 per month . The ~/inton ~rad.ing Co. , tben subl et i t to whoeve r they wanted in there and at the time the U/P/ Coal Com~any tock this ~roperty over it was contracted to Mr. Perko nt a rent of -)40 . 00 per month . llo percentage what~ ve r, just a flat r ent rate. The c oal Comnany now handles it char~ing Pe rko ~25.00 per month rent, and as far as I know the pl ace i s conducted in an orde rly manner. Ve ry trul y yoa rs , rm*AA �- ---STAtiDARO 11•20·20000 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFli'IOE OF Winton. .. . .................. . . ...... IN REPLY PLEASE JU!lFElR TO Wyomin~ August 13 , 1921 o ~~- ................ +••······-······ ..-··-·--·"'O·- - NO, Mro E . S. Brooks, Sheet //=2 8 10" Open Shades for ceiling lights 3 "EXIT 11 2 Shades Pyrene F ire Extinguishers 2· Oil Cans 1 Pr. Plier s 1 12" 8 11 (Gas) Sorew Driver I:\ ~·, r • Trusting the above is the information which you desire -. I remain I Very truly yours, V./R* AA �8 TANOARD ll'orui 2 1011 S UBJECT, t 1·20·20000 ' r-.. r-\ THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY . OF.ll't om O li' I '' , ,, ' IN R E P LY PLEASE REFER TO I ' Au gus t 13 , 19~1. \ Mr. E. s. Brooks, Pres . Un ion Paci±' ic Coal Co . , Roe le S-pr i ngs • Wyoming • NO. , , :i~_: 1,~ • ,Ell / ,J 4J. )#'~/4 ,,(', ~ / 1· f / }( • I Li • ~\~ Dear Sir: r-- \ / / 1 The f ollowi ng i s a l is t o f equipmen t in the show-house a t ii i nt on : 1 1 Si mpl ex Pic ture Machi ne Comil ete Serial #3664 Spec . Li cense rt37 67 o A .C. Uotor Type A-1 #9883, for Pie ture l,lachi ne 1 110 Vo l t , Type 44- C El ectri c Fan. 1 Vor t ex Heater #1901 1 Buc k Hot Bl as t Hea ter 7 Lengfu.s 7" Stove Pip0 3 7" 2 3 0 x 30" ., 317 1 El bows Stove Boards l Collapsa ble Cha i rs T.P.Seeburg UpriRht Grand Piano 10 Records ( For Piano 6 6 ' x 18 ' 1 14' x 14 1 Reflector Scre en Side Shift Screens 2 Ventilating Fans --Venture #3½ 2 Motors, A.O. Induc tion, #1062202, 1962191 , Type S.A. Form S-1 , 1/10 horsepowe r , 860 R.P.ll . 220 Volt -~5 Amp 60 Cycle, mfg 'd by Sprague I:l ect . for ks. - -. 2 Brush Brooms 24 " 8 Electric Lie;ht shade s, ( Sidew9.ll) 3 Frosted Bulb Sh~des 6" �-- C, I .. ci ·,._ C ;, I 1 .·.,.,_. r...1 .... �I I / ' I �I fir. J?1~'\\lk '£·' 11.:\1~. l~C t> Audi ·Go1~& The Unio:1 .: :, cific Co:--.1 Co::J.~r.ny v Ch3ycmic . .:;ro:,1i113. ' .i \ �0 . .. - .. i:: : 0 00 .. ......' , I • l I -- �&TANOAIID I 140·20000 irom,1 !ltoa SODJEOT1 ~-,,,-...,· 'I I ; ,r 'l f Lense ·.Ji th ~houas Love cove ring Opera House, at ,/in ton, .fyoming. .... THE UNION PACIFIC COAL ~_9>MPANY ~ \ • ;'V OFFIOE Oli' A un _r T o n ...... r1/ v \ 1( }- _i I.N JlEPLY PLEASl!l m !lFEJl TO 0- 524. ,. ../ .l,)V NO, Uheyen.ue, ',iyoming , august 9, 1921. lir. :c:. s. Broolcs, J:r es i dent unu. l¼on'l. UJ.na3er, Rocle Sprinc 3 , ·. tyomingo Do.ir Sir: '.Ji ll y ou ::ti ndly a.a.vis e •.ii1ethei- ox· not ti1e Oper a Eous e, u t ·./int on, "i!yoming , ha s been lea sed to iSr. Thomae Love. If' so , uil l you lcindl y s emi orig i 11ol co;1tr:-ct to t his of f i ce f or r o"is t ry, or if not ye t p repar ed, lci ntll y a d vi s e \7hether tile t e r n s of tlie contr:::i ct are similia r t o t nose cov ering the ope ra hou ses a t other p oin t s. Your s truly , �. s u 0 ,n:or.Unpaid .-, " . Billa against :rhomas L offl" 2 10:i T H E UNION P A C IFIC COAL C O M P ANY IN RE!PLY :l"L 11J.t\.SIII Jll~F1'1R 'l .'O OD'D':101:l O li' N O, 1301203 76 l}Jl509 Cheyenne, \'Jyo o , Jul ~ 21, 19210 ( I l Doro: Sir: 1.'Je h a ve ch ozged to y our a ce oun-'G Bill Hoo 1203 '76 o amount ~ 70oOO, :for · v a l ue o f one Ca rbona to :r, shipp Gd t o yo u at Sup0rior i n Dece mber 1920 0 mid Bill Hoo 121509 0 nmount ( 60000, f or r ental o f spa c e f or Barb eT St op in Reliance Club House from Jul y 1, 1920 to Dece mb e? 31, 19200 I t hink you VJill agree vr i-th me t hut the Compa1-w has gi ven you u very liberal extens io n of time on these ..GrJO accou.."lts , ana \'J G v; ill exp ect payment i n 'iil:e very near :futurcq Yo urs t rvl y ~ CC !.'fr o Eo So Brooks , ~ . ~~ P r e s i d e n t, Roe k Springs , r.ryo.. , �CLA OF SERVICE DESIRED ~ -- DAY TELEGRAM NIGHT TELEGRAM ·NIGHT lETTERGRAM THE SENDER MUST MARK AN X OPPO• SITE THE CLASS OF SERVICE D[SlffEQ; O THERWISE THE TELEGRAM W ILi.. BE TRANSMITTED AS A FAST DAY TELEGRAM . Form l I I 1 ! \ - ._ ) . _/ \ -- r / / ) \ ~ I /'f'"-r ' ' '/. ; \ f I Jj ..i ) ,r I t' ( �\ :. ''O. . • ,......... ,.., l I ) 1 !l il :_1c J . l o �-. r:, . _......, ,. _ )_ .. ,_• ,i ::·: �,,... , .,_ ' ...·"' .. r --...•,.• . ... '- I"' ,. -;f... • , �-· ..." . ..•'°. \ ""n .... '\r~ ...,v • ~"'-'"• . . ..., .;., .'i. .4')1 .... ... .. -- u �i ! ! I 'I ' I I �J I I\ ( JI I r r ,I \ �.. , , z•. :i.~1 t 1 .. .1. -: .., c- .' ..! .-· . .y ....,, ... _ , •l rt •~ --:, . • YO o .. ..: ., . l . J. • riJ.i. :! ...• ~ a ~ ' c- t~·, ,,. :,.~: • 0 -- 'l ·1••· .·•. a·,; t' .!. c:nn·~~·..u-.; {• J ' j~- ' ~l"'.i.l~ :~.: '~o . ,. Otl'" C Vil ~ 'l.l -,• . t!l!1ol • OT!·) .,.' .. ·a . . l • ~ , .. .. • .• .. ·•. -~ . • .• ....,., . ,,,,....... ) . .. eo:·_• •:-·,:,n!l '1 ': 0 '. . •. ,J . ....., ,.,..... .......: " '\}' I 'r,,: .. eo_~- ,1-· 1 .{ • ~,.. \1"': ' J . .. . . -. . ........ ... ' . .: 1 - o .1 \ �I �-,......-: -, .,.. - ::,;;__-~ ,,...... \ ) THE UNION P ACIF IC 01!'1!'.IOE 01,• NO, Superior, Wyo o June 2ndo , 19210 Rock Springs, Wyoo Referring to your letter of May 27th0 and returning list of Furni·t ure, Fixtures and other properly of. this Companl' in the Opera House and Amusement Hallo 'i/e have cheeked this up and find that the attached list eneclts with the properly ii'l the twe bui ldings with the exception of the item of 20 V."indow Shades in the Opera House, this sho uld read 11 24 Wind~w Shades 110 y~t:= rintendent~ .I �I nventory of Fur niture , Fixtures and other Pr oper ty in Oper a House Building of The Uni on Pacific Cool Company , at Superior, Wyoming, as of May 1 , 1920. Opera Hou se 190 - Fol ding Chairs, 11 " (In need of repair) 20 - \'lindow Shades 24 - Drop Sockets and Globes l - Kohler end Campbell Piano 2 - Double Revolving Fa.~s l - 20 ft. Ladder 24 1 -6 " II 3 - Coal Shovel a ( For use i n furnace) l - Axe Amusement Hall l - Pop Corn Mach i ne 30 - Office Arm Chairs 1 - Wicker Chair 5 - Fol ding Chairs 1 - Round Card Tabl e (broken) 1 - Round I ce Crea?:! table 1 - Fountain Back 9ar and tlirror 13 - Globes and Shades 1 - 4½ 1 x9½ 1 Pool Table 15 - Cue Sti cks 1 - Ball Rack 2 - Bridges 1 - _Table Mar ker l - Galvani zed Bucket 1 - Mi ll Br oom l - Coal Shovel l - Steel Flo or iJat l - Bo\'iling Alley 1 - Set Ten Pi na 6 - Lar ge Bowl i ng Balls 8 - Small Bowling Bal ls �- 110-H,J >,;OT. I' THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY L Cl , JN lUlll'L'Y t»LDABJ!l n E ll'JDlt TO O IN'i"'(OVJ 01" NO, Reliance , Wromi ng. Jliay 31st 1921. Mr E.S.Brooks, Pr e3ident & Gen, 1 l,: gro Rock Springs, Uyomingo Dear Sir:- Pl ease find list of Furniture and Fixtures act. connected \'tith Opera House building a t this crunp, pcr 'JOU request of Bay 27th 1921. I ncl. �Inventony of Furniture, Fixtures and other property in Opera House building of the Union Oacific Coal Company at Reliance Wyoming ,as of t:ia.y 31st 1921. , 3- Sho~ cases (1 five foot. 1 six foot. 1 eight foot. 8- Ico cream tables. 24- Chairij. 4 - Stools. 1- Soda f ountain. 1° Buff et., 1- Gasolil,e peanu·~ roaste1· (In store warehouse) 1- Elec t ric malted milk roaster. 1- Carbonizero 1- Hot water percolater. 1- Gasoline chili stove. 4• Card t ables o 1- Pool tableo 12- Cues. 16- balls. 1- Bowling alley 1- ~T Set Ten pins. 1- Set duck pins. 6° Ten pin balls. 10- Duck pin balls. 1- Compensator and i nductor. 1- Piano ~,.__.f· ,cZ "-·•. P . i<--P~oo--l. ,., /) • 251- Opera Ho\ise. c_,,r,;. _(.;., ✓r <r!?..-,.,,. =:-3:::""'":T __... �lilt' o 'l•hoo0.o TI'o ::rtei."' 0 : :ine Ju t.l~1.·i r,tentle nt 0 Ileliance • Jyo.!,in:~o \ \ I Your s l I. 1l 1,I �Uuy 27tll, 1921 0 ..,, ; L) f' �111111111111111 rro.y 2 7th , 1 921. Ll'"o !?rank Talb!i re, Audit or , u. P. Cool Co., Che yenne , \!yo1:1i n -:; . An ovrn r in6 youro of :ay 2Gth, file 2-8?8, C2,.,er2. House Les ace o.t }i::mne, a.nd di vi< ,ion of reve!1U3 c:.ccruing under the 1 c·1se, a:.:;. oc:10.i:1~ you ~a~e~it~ copieo of co~r espond~nce covcrin~ the 'r:his, ~l s o, 1 beli eYe , t:~!cc::; ct~r e Your s t ruly, , I: �., tfa,y 27th 0 1921 o Cheyenne . \!yoming ,, De a l! Sir: Yours of -~he 25th i nsiant ~ F ile 2=911 , concer ning the Love lec::.ses of out" e.'nu2eo e nt bu:i.ld,=· Att.oz-ney c.fter sub:ni s sion to himo ;!°'OUTS ¥ou1"' office trulyo '' ______, ~ -- J �s u s J EOT, eTANOARO 11·20•20000 Leas e with Thomas Love C ll'on.a, 210a ove ring Oper a and Cl ub House at Hanna , :7yoming. ,., I~·11 U LI THE UNIO N PA CIFIC COAL COMPA NY '· •i:111't r:.,r•',. O ii"Irl O E O F '¥N REP i'"Y PLEA SE R E FER TO NO, I 2 - 878 Cheyenne, \'/yoming , J;Jay 26, 1 921. Mr. E. s. Brook s , Pr e s ident, Roc.k Spri ngs, ·,tyoming. Dear Sir : We wer e advised by the lli ne sup er i ntendent at Hanna by t elegraph u nder date of tlay 9 , 1921 that you had approved the char gi ng of 900 Koi.' l. hour s a t the r a te of 10¢ per K. ·.1. hour t o t he Ope ra. and Club House at Ha!l1la 9 a l s o t hat you had approved the r eduction of the Stor e P.evenue from J 125o00 t o ~~75. 00 per month o I n- struct ions \?ere gi ven to tlle St orekeeper a t Hanna accor dingl y. I n order t hat our r ecords may be compl ete ~ il l you k i nd l y confirm tha statement made by t he J.Iine Superint endent at Ha nna. Al so please advise whether the distr ibuti on as outlined above is to be cont i nued i n the futur e. Yours respectfully, 1 �STANDARD Fon.!11 2103 SUBJECT, Renewal of Leases with Thomas Love Covering Opera.and Club Houses at Hanna, Reliance and Sup·erior i.•.! t u. 11~20-20000 r~ THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY , .'En/\i.. r;:..r't '"'i:,. IN REPLY: PLEw\.SJll RElFJ!lR ,ro 2 - 911 NO. ...................... -······ \-,AUDITOR .. .. .................... .._, ............ .. .. _______,,. ,_ ., , ____ , _ , , _ , Cheyenne, ~yoming, May 26, 1921. s. Broolcs, President, Rock Springs , .iyoming. Mr. E. \I Dear Sir: \ Referring to my l etter of April 21, 1921, in whl ch 1 advised that the leases covering operation of Opera and Club Houses at Hanna, Reliance and Su.perior would expire on April 30: Kindly advise whether or not these leases have been renewed for another year. ~o dete I do not find that copies of rene,,al lea ses have been received in this office. If the leases have been renewed are ther~ any changesin them? If so this information Tiill be needed in connection with settlement with Mr. Love for the month of 1ia.y 1321. Yours respectfully, .,,,, 0 -~ ·t.:!:h--v✓:-~' Auditor. �0 .,-. .. . ..,.. \, yo: .l~1 , . of o o·: :. ..,.';/ , ::o:..t~·.; .,... 1 ~ .,; , ,, t~ ·,,. �rr \ f"""-,,, . •• Zc.o1<: C·.,#l"<\rt. . 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THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY.1,, :, t I', ' l:N BJlll1X,Y :pi,mASl!I Rl!lll'lOrt 'X'O ------- Ol!'lr.lOID 0 1" Hcnnn., ·;:yoming , 1:a.y 2 1 9 1 9210 U"..iion ?o.c ific Co~l Co,".lp~Y Deo.i· Si r : Fi nd o.ttaohed he1·oto 1 e::i.s e Cove\~ing 011era Honse Building, Si t,·ucd b~·: r o ':i:ho so Love, "Lessee11 o i,lso Inventory of Property in OpeJ.'0. ·:o ,se ::;t..ilding of t h e Union ?t'.Cific Coo.l Compn.ny a.t Ha.1ma, • :;;ronin:;, c.s of : ~-:/ 1, 1921 0 I ine 3upe1·intendent . - �,. - Inventory of Furniture, Fixtures a nd other Property in Opera House Btiilding of t he Union Po.c ific coal company at Ho.nna , ·."/yoming , as of J. ay 1 9 1921. 1 - Ho t _·dr lu.r112.ce ? l a.nt complete with five i·::i.di ators. 2 - 4 x 8 Pool ~ubles. l - Cue ~ ck 2 - Billiard -Ball ~acks l - '.l::1.sh _1001!? LC.VO. t o ry 1 - Barber' s L~vatory 1 - 1'1 t chen J iulc l - Ilim;c.tha ~~llc.i 1g l :::.chine. 12 - -aeot..·ic Lir;ht Finttura s 1 - Set Sta.go ice1101•y 2 - Heating St OV03 o 352 - .!O l ding Ch~irs . 4 - 10' Bo,·, l ers Settees l - o, Bo~ler s dettee l - 6 ' Boi•1le:;:-s Settee. �-- ---- THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY 01-"l-'1010:. Olt 0 l•~Nt.-,l(A L cn-:o.nGE B. vn.YT>m, SUPl ~RJ NTBNDU.:N'l' <il•:!',," f ! JrAt Ht1t•1:111:-.:T1:xn1: N·r G'ffil'n_,,.1~N'N"J~\-v-¥~ R OOK SPH.1 1.'< GS. WYO. May 21, 1921 . I J' 1 llr. Thomas Love, I Hanna, Wyoming . Dear Sir: ' I am attaching copies of letters from Jiir. J. c. Cardassis and Joe Broyles for your information. I do not know what arrangem~nts you have , if any, with. After ?.ir. Cardai:3sis or JA:r . Broyles. you have read these letters over will you please advise me so th~t I may answer Mr. Cardassis' letter. Encls. j tiil .. �!@:__ ,, r , . ,. Salt Lake City , Utah , May 18 , 1921 . 1 Dear Mr . J:'ryde : Have been going to write you every day but have b een so busy just could not find time , but have been looking out for you thinking you would cone down on way to Scofield . I have opened up a resta urant on East 1st South o.cross from Salt La lce Theatre and doing pretty good considering t ne condition of everything . I am not in Franklins now; that is , my money is t i ed up there but I had to get out and g et someth ing to do where I would see something c or;:iing i n , I am going to ask a f a vor of you, if you can help me I will a ppr eciate it very mucn.. The f_:el low at Re l iance in the Hall owes Joe Broyles ~~250 . 0 0 and J .9e owes me . Nm7 , Joe phoned h im and he said he would send the :money but it has gone so long and I need some money. You see, i t is for pool tables and some other things. If you can not g et it let ::ne kno"t7 at once as I will have Joe go and ship pool tables here . Write me as soon as you can, if you can ' t get it all at once, take half now and half' next month . (Sgd) J.C . Cardassis , 64 E . ls t So . , Eagle Gate Cafe . f I �n r , , r. Salt Lake City, Utah, May 19, 1921. Mr . Geo. Pryde, Rock Springs, Wyo. Dear Sir: I wish you would please see what you can do ~bout this matter, as it has been nearly a year now. As I owe the money to Jack and he is in need of the same I would like to have it settled. If they can't pay it all at once let them pay as much as they can. Hoping you will gi ve tnis your attention , as it will help me a great deal, Respectfully, (Sgd) Joe Broyl es. �I ,; i I ,/1. l .... . ( ,I l ; ( - . ... f \ I • ~ ! ' .. ( .' '' J . I ,t .t I . ,. "" ,! I .....,......,..,....,....... c. • __/ . ,) . } f l ( . , . , ( -~!,--l • ! ~ . -, ~ I I .. ., \. . l-C -- • I I ', I �II t ! ... l ' I I (t ~- j .' /( ( ._I I ,. I ,- 1 0 -"[ ~ : t,/ ~ I,(, / r I ( .' ... /. (,; " (. .t . (: ,,I ;Jt i,t - /,/(,,,-' , "1 ! 1 �.,,-! 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Filed. __________ M SYMBOL X Px CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED Preferred I mmediato delivery Dx Day Delivery during day Nx Night DJ11ivery1 by next morning ..,et, " v " . ,a . ... in pro~er line Indicate by the class o!)i rvice required. .o.ifn~pecify preferred serlvicll't'other service will answer ihe purpose. �-B OBJEO'X't Lea s e of Ope r a and ·c 1 b Fo• • !ll on u Houses t o .Thoma s Love THE UNIO N P A CIFIC COA L C OMP ANY XN JU !lPLY PLE A S fil R DFl1lR '1'0 Oll'll'IO JiJ 0 11' NO• t'uD r •r o R 2 - 8'7 8 Cheyenne,. ·!yo., J anuary 21 , 1921. :.i:r . F. • B• Brooks , P r e s i den t, T~oc k S 1)r i ng s , '.Iyo . , De ar Sir : The commi s sion r ec e ived f rom Thomas Love on a cc ount of l eas o of Oper a and Cl ub House a t ~e l i :mc e , amounted t o a·o,r ox imate l y a n aver a ge of (jl 50. 00 per mon th, f or the months of J nly t o Dec emb er 19 20. Of t bis a mount, the i iine Depa r t ment h a s set up a r ev enue of :';18 . 00 per mon t h fo r r ent of the bu ild i ngs , -.,1us ;; 2. 00 f _or wat er and a ctu n l ligh t n.nd p ower a t t he es t abl i shed r n.te , amounting in tot al to a-op r ox i m~t e ly fi50 . 00 :per mont h. In vicn of t b e i nve stment o f t he buildings a t Reli ance, I do no t think the r ev enue set up by th e Hi n e Depa r t ment isthey enough, e.nd v1oul d sugg est that , 1 chv..rg e for the buil ding, at l eas t ~~40.00 per month p lus the r egular r at e s for water and ,· light. If the · commi ssi on received do es n ot decrease, and the chances are it \-r i ll incre ase , the liine Dep~rtment will r e c e ive o.bout 0 75. 00 per month, and the Stor e Department 8lJl e cua l amount. I f t his d i vis ion is s at i s factory, 111 ease advise me ::ind I will inst ruct the i':in e Su'];)er int endant an d Sto r eke e per at Re lin nce accordingly, effect i ve J anuary 1, 19 2 0. This d i strib ution of course is to be subject t o r evision, i f t he cornmission rece i vea l �war r a nts a redi s tr i but i on 0 At Hanna , t he I:iercba.ndi s e Depa rtment i s r e c e iving an a rbitr a r y a mo unt of :' 1 B5 00 per month , wh i ch I und cr s "Gand is 0 s atisfa ctor y to the ~u-n e:r intend e nt of s t o res , nnd woul a s ugr·est t h e.t t hi s arr an gement be continued . I h av P- n ot s s yc'G r ec e ived f i gur es f r om Su-oor i or f or De c emb er, b ut h a ve 1ui red t o I.Tr . Syme and a s s oon us i nf orro.D.t i on i s re ceived , \7ill a rv ise you hor, I t hi nk t he c ommi s s i on shou l d be d i vided betwe en t h e i']ine Dep e.xtment and th e Sto re Dep ar tment. I wi ll a l s o advise yo u f 1• om t i11e to t i me , the amounts th a t a r c being r e c e ive d und er these t hr ee l e a ses, in ord er th a t you m:::.y be informed of the adv ant age or d i s o.dvant (;.ge to the Compa 1w of g r anting these concession to 0 11 ou t s i der . Your s res ~ec t f ully , �6TANDAR0 8•2~$000 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ONION PAOIU-IO ll.A:XLHOAD COM.l?'AN'Y OllEGON SHOR'I.' LI1''"D .RAILllOA.D COl\f"PA.NY OREGON-WASB(NGTON RArLR0A0 & NAVXGAT{0>< co:.rPANY ,10HN .A . BENN1Jrwrrz. i O0NTRACT ATTORNEY 1410 D OD GE STUEET OMAHA. NEDR ASKA, May 13th, 19210 Mro Eo So Brooke, Preso & GenoMgro The UoP 0 Coal Coo, Rock Springs, ~fYOo j It i I return herewith proposed renewal lease in fFJ.-vor of Thomas Love, covering operation of Union Pacific Coal Company~s opera house and concessions, at Hann&, which was received with your letter of May 9tho I note the additional paragraph of Section 7 9 which was prepared by local attorney, Taliaferro, regarding furnishing of electricity by tha lessor, makes mention of a card roomo To be consistent, msntion should be made in the second whereas of the P.ecitals, of this card roomo This can bs readily taken care of by inserting the words "card and" before the word "~H~.les~~ in the :fourth line of ~i;his second wherea.eo I note that the date of the inventory has not been filled in as to the yearo I also note that the inventory includes only 32 folding chairs, while the inventory accompanying la.st year's agreement 0 showed 352 folding chairs, and it occurs to me that possibly this is an errore . Other than the above, I find the proposed lease to be in satisf.actory formo Yours truly, p �. ., ..... O;.' . t,.... . ... , .\. - ...... . , ir:. '7 . . • ' l •• 1. �STAflOAAO Lease ni tll Tbo·.·••!"" , 4""" _.., 1JOV"' .., ,vOV0 r ~ Bl<I!."" 21oii_ n,io:u of v p e -r .. C l u b liOUSO • a t Ilu.IDJ.U, -~,o··" vi,.. l.U. ' : 'O 4 ..20-20000 \ / . , T H E UN ION PAC I F IC COA L C O M P ANY rN REl'x.Y PLlDABli!l ~ J!ll{'i!IC( TO NO. C11.eye1me 0 Wyoming0 Ap:&-11 27 e 19210 I\ lll il Dear Sir: Pl ecue do not pr opc.r>e Bill Collectibl e covori n~ 8,/2 cOi:':l'nissi on on O-J.,>e1•a a nd Cl ub l!o.1::;e opoc~ti on f or t he nouth of Apr il 1921 unt il you recei ve i'lll"t her udvice f'rom t his ofi'iceo Ploase advise by retu?n tr.;1i l ohon i t is your i ::itcnt:i..011 t o t ai-:0 I'~gi ote~ I'enui n33 0 etco to cover business nt tho 0-~cru ~\ll.Q Cl ub Houses I r , _j •' ••UGJ.ll: 11 L S!NGEO BY f-v.,~~.. l ALL!.,lfill'. f Auditor. I f ec to ur. ~. 8. Brooks , President, Rock b))rings, iiyomi~. i•'or youx information in connection _., i th your letter of .April 2 011 1921 r el ative to loss on ope rations of Hanna ~leotric Light Plant. �STAii DARO lilUHJl•!O'l'.Renewal of Leas ·- ·th h 4 ..2~20000 ll'o1111 :uoa . es Wl. T os. Love covering Opera and Club Houses Hanna, Reliance and Superior THE at COAL--COMPANY ,I LlJ 1-:, O trF .IOE OF I -- I rN BlDl"LY J;>LEASl!I Rl!lll'MR. TO A ..U-··-··DI....___ T OR_ Cheyenne, Wyoo, April 21, 1921. ' .,_ Mr • E • S. Br oo ks , ':,r / ~• P r e s i a en t, Rock Sn rings , \f/yo . , Dear Sir: Lease with Thomas Love coveri ng opera tion of Opera a nd Club Houses at Hal'.111a, Reliance and Superior, will ex pire April 30. If the l eas e at Hanna is to be r en e~ed, I would suggest tha t the matter of f urnishing electricity t0· t he Opera and Club House be g iven careful consi dera•tiono The f ollowi ng is quo t ed f r om th e pr esent lease: 2. The Les see agrees to pay to t he Les sor for the use of s a id Op era House building, the followi ng amounts to-wit: (a) 8% of ·t he gross s a l es or r ece ipts . whether for cash, credit o~ f or coupons issued by the Sto r e of the Lessor acc r uing f r om the picture show, pool tables, bowling alley, s ale of tob acco, soft drinks, newspapers, candy, nut s, ice cream am other mer c band ise, au tho ri zed by the Lessor to be sold on said premises. (b) f;10.oo per month for the S!:)ace, water and light used in connection with s ai d Barber Shop . 7. The Lessor agrees to maintain and keep the s aid leased premises in a ren.sonable r epair D.t its own cost and ex:,oense 0 '~be cost of heating said premises shall be borne solely by tbe Lessee and the Lessor shall sell the Lessee fuel for such purposes, at the same price charged its employes. Hhile it is not specifically stated in the contract, ... j, t ---..) �I - 2- Mr o E • 8 0 Brooks - is my understanding that the 8% commission was to cover r ental of the building and electricity furnished for lighting and for the operation of' iloving Picture Liacbine. In connection with our- investigation of loss on operations of Hanna Electric Light Plant concerning which I will writ e you f ully in a few d ays, it was found tha t in addition to the l i ghts, :Mr 0 Love is using electricity for a Ca rbona tor, an Air Compr essor, f our Hea ters, Elect ric Pi a no and a Popcorn Machineo I under s t and t h at a met er is installed at the Theatre but th at the el ectricity f~rnished t he Cl ub Ho use and a~pliances insta lled therein, i s not measured. The l.line Su oerintend- ent has est;imated tha t the appliances in the Club House i nc luding the lamps will use approximat ely 1,338.9 K'F! hours per week or 5,738.1 r.r hours ever y t hirty da ys. It is estimat ed tha t t h e bea ters alone v,ill use anproxim!l.tely 5,000 KI! hours every t hirty da ys. I f ind th at I1r. Love purchased for use a t the Club House, only one ton of coal each month during Dece mber 192 0, January and February 1921. ~vidently llr. Love is using electricity furnished free by the Company,to heat the Club House, instead of purchasing coal for that purpose. It may be that he was authorized to use electricity for heating purposes, but if so, I have. not been advised ·to that effect. Yours-respectfully, ~~ Auditor. �----- -- .- ----... ~ ( ~ ,.,,. t:::• V. v , ~- ---- 4-'< J -~~~/c ~-- ___.:;....._ . _:...> - ... _ ·--------- �-_ .... ·- .. sTAttOAAO SUllJKOl'• . Lease Of 01.l_G~O uo,~. . . o _.. J &I. ....., 4·20-20000 1/'0UM !HOB at Holicnco to Thomaa Lovo T H E UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY :tN RIDPLY I>LJ:l,1\.9:lll Bl9Fl~n TO N0,2 - 6?0 Llt'o d o B. . G!'!~i'iih o S 'ti O !? 0 !,;: C O ►) 0 i? 0 Rcli~eo 0 t:yo.nlngo Dcozi Si:?: \' ?0:1 ohoul<1 at all tioco oco thci O'DZ' c.ccOUllt agaimt :1:- o '£ova u'G ?lolicnco S 'COI."G , 'Z.O'E tlel"Cbc.naic 3 '.t:ill::"!ilGhc!l hioo io fcil;] p::-o·ticofic:J; •iihni ioo outona ohoul1 not be cocuoa unl c:::m 11p}.:Yl'OVot1 : l!reeldont. -- - -- --------- - -- �SUBJb:0'11. Le as e- of O_per a Hous e a Ju. R 1 · "J oa --e. i ance i;o Thoma s Love l!'ol<M ,_Ir; l' _[.S I. S TANOARO 4-620•20000 ;I T H E UNION P A C IF IC COAL COMPA~ Y r.wri - .1 1?• ·r ZN BJ!l~Y P J'..JOABI!I RJ!Jl!'Mrt ,1,0 OD'll'J:OE Ol• AUD I TO R N O, 2 - 8 '78 -~ ,;;,,- \ _":v Ch eyenne , U~vo . , 1'..far c h 22 , 1921 0 r_ \ ~ I.Ir o ~ . S . Brooks , P re s ide n t , ~ oc k S~!,)rings , .:yo . , Dear S i r : -' I a m in rece i pt of a le t ter fr om ~-.:r . ~bos . Lov e , 1 Less ee of our Opera and Cl ub Houses , renues ting t ba t on a cco unt of a former :ranager at ?el i a.n ce bav i ng misanpro·or i s t ed quite a l ar g e a.mou n t of f unds, he .·rou l a l i ke t o h av e Company co uno ns 1 t alren i n ri:ii :":elio.nce Opera a nd Cl :i.b Ror1s e red eem0d in c a sh t hree JGimes n. mouth i ns t ead of on ce a mon·th as st i J>Ul uted in the con t ract, i n or cleJ:' t h e..t he 1,7i l l h a ve av a i l e.bl e c o.sh wi th wh i c b t o settle h i s old a c co illlts. I have 9.dvised :.Ir . Love t h at sub j ect t o your ap:or ova l, n e \"fill ar rru1g e t o red eem co upons i n cush on the f i r s t , t enth and t n ~ntieth o f ea.ch mon th. I f th i s arr angemen~ nh icl'i i s to be t em:->ora.ry, meets n i th. your a pprova l, pl ease o:;?prove t h e o.tt a ched l e tter o.nd ma il it to i.ir . Love , ret a i n i n~ one co py f or your :fil e s. Hr . Love also adv ised me tb c,t b is ,.l8.nager colle c t ed :_;1 0 . 00 p er month from July 19 20 , f or :rent a l of the Barb er Sbop , but f ai led t o t urn t he money over to ·the Comp any. He re gues ts an ex t en sion of time for ) ~,Yi ng t bis b~c k r ent. I would s 1iggos t th a t on a ccount of' the d ifficulties i:.11·. Love h as h ad s t Re l i an ce and 8u1:J erior, and the e f forts he is m0Ji:i ng to make thes e und - er - '-------- -- - - -- - -- - - -- -· - - - - \ �ta.Icings a s ucc ess, the Com:-Qa1zy be c.s l en i ent u itb bim a s poss ib l e 0 I vJill ht:ve the 'J:rave l ing J.uc1 i t or malce fre quent vis its J\,. 0 T J1.. a •nv,_ !'": , .LU> - " •• • · b or, •d ~l' o T.!Jo ve 1 S e l i• n.nee uncl~ ..-,,1.uer io1· , ...t,Q us c er t a in b us ine zs i s bei ng co na uctea. 2t tho s e pl a ces , a.nd will l:'.l s o rec!u est t he S t o:reltee~10~: --- _:j'lrl Ii nc Sup er:Lntc:'.ucn·t; ·i;o s e e tb s.t the t e1~ms of •. t he contract a re b ei ng c .:1r1·i e d out J.8 f a :r 1-:s the col l ect i on o f conuni ss i ons and u se of ou.r pr O_) ert;y .:..re co nc erned a �= .... . ·- . l . u. l.C .• ' .; 1 •.:·. ... ., '\ 0 ~ •• Jo e;. .5: j··• •• ··"• ~.c,.1:· :' n:.:• ,.'-'~,-. Oi"C ...... \, • ......... f . I- ,J 0 ... "" V .... ., • ' ,/. 0 ,,, / /, ' ~;/;// 6. lJ I:; .,1/ V. , / __ ., ,, i· ' /.r !k'/ �&TANDAIID 61'C1HJlllOT. Lease With Thomas Love Covet"i'rl~oOpera and Cl ub Houses at Reliancez;•moo Hanna and Superior THE UNION P A CIFIC COAL COMPANY ... - 011'P'.l0E OF u,r REPL"l{ PLillASG :RJ')Il'IOR 'l.'O AUDITOR Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1Iarcb. 4, 1921. Mr . E. s. Brooks , President, Rock Spr ings, ~-.ryomi ng. ,-...., Dear Sir: 17e are advised by the Storek eeper at Re liance that he i s redeeming. coupons taken in at Opera and Cl ub House every day. Tbe co ntracts covering 1 eases of O·:? era and Club Houses at Hanna, Re l iance and Superior provide for redemption of such coupons in cash once a montho I n connec tion ,.,i th the preparation of ins true t ions for gui dance of Storekeepers in handling coupon redemptions please adv i se if you see any objection to Storekeepers redeeming coupons 1 once a v1eek·. l. ...... "\._, '-\ ~' - .,.-.. 'J .:'l \ Yours respectfully, • '; Auditor ,, \ , I ,.J "\ ..., \. ' '--...- ' ../ -~.. ' ( - ·~ ---' \ \ ·l I' ) t; ' ~ �:.:Crch 4, 1 921 0 I �&TAN DARO 4-'2.O-200OO Lease _w it~ ~1J.10s0Love Covering Ope~a... :~ Club Houses at Hanna,Reliance and. Superior THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN REPLY J.>LlDA.Sl'l BEll'JilR '£0 01!'F'rOE 01,' AUDITOR NO, 2 - 878 Cheyenne, \"/yoming, March 3, 19210 Mro .Eo So Bro oles, President, lioclc Springs , \'/yomingo ( 1~ , L , F\ t 0· "k , .._,, '4 l /, ,..., .,_ Dear Sir: Referri ng to my letter of January 22, 1 921 in which I suggested that we credit the Store Department at superior r1ith an arbitrary amount of :jlOOoOO in connection with commiss ion r ecei ved. from Opera and Club House at superior, lj and. your reply dated January 31, 1921 giving approval for thi s distributiona After givi ng this matter further thought and being advised of the amount of commission received for the month of Jn.nua ry 1921 I decided that the amount of ~lOOoOO was really more than the store was entitled too I have, tberefore, issued instructions to the s torekeeper at Superior as to the method of accounting f or this r evenue and in these instructions have advised that the arbitrary amount to be credited t o the Store Depar tment each month shoul<l be ;n5.00 instead of (°,;lOOoOO·o In~smu.ch as you advised in your letter of January 31 that you thought the 1.Iine Department should have the long end of these divisions I \ j I ll assume that it was entirely in accord.a.nee with yotu· ,.,, isb.es to reduce the amount \ creditable to the Store Department. In-this connection \'fish to advise that the total r evenue from the Club and Opera House at Superior for the months of November and December 1920 ~d January and. ~•ebruary 1921 was :.i,623.37 and in accordance with the distribu- tion mentioned above the Store Department· received credit for ~300.00 of this amount and the Hine Department with :;;;323.37. Yours respectfully, ;:;,~; ~ (~✓ / /': · / Auditor. . \ �-- 1, ..... l :!.J .L o J.:..: •. .. , Go ,, ~ .. ·-·- ... 1 .., ·; r .,.... ._l ·- .' :,.•c.J• un . ., • t~ ., ..: (.; .1..... ,. ,,,. .., , ... . ' , -. . 0 'J Ii J. \ ·1 .. I . '.. .' ,.C .,.. . .. ,. I �l:ftl'B,TEO'X'. Lease of Oper a and Cl u b House B'o"!l,.' U AA a11 ::;up er ior .to Thomas Love • T H E U N IO N P A C IFIC COAL COM P ANY J:N BEl'LY 1"LJDABJ!I lUDIJ'JllR TO NO, 2 - 87 8 Cb eyen11e r '. Iyo., J a nua ry 22 , 1921. tir . :r~. s. Br ooks , P r es i d e n t , Rock Spring s , :. yo . , Dear S i r : Duri ng the mont h of Hovemb er, commi s sion from Theat re and _-imusement Hall o.t Superior , leased to 'l'bomas Love , umounted t o , _; 1 5 4 . (-: 1 8 7 . 54 0 I n December it amounted to 4 0 . I would s u gge s t t hat we c redit tbe 8t o re Depart - ment ru.1 erb i tr o.ry amount of .,il 00 . 00, the 1·ema inder t o go t o the j.~ine Dcp~rtrnent . pl e ase advi se me, a n d If you aupr ove t h is di stribut i on, I \'!ill instruct t h e _ : i n a.nd St o reke e per a t Sup er io r , ac c0rd ingly. I Yours r esp ectfully , - j e SuJ?er intendent �! ::r. ~·r i.~1k '.C:u l k.ti l"'o 0 /\ U (l i -~ C T , Cil.cyO!~r,a , l i yo a Yo:.ar i! - s~·ap 1 3-~!l . Love \!U.S ::lO cU. l, COt!.l":~ o tl Ci'l Ja;!lc Su:)ol"'ior propos l ·'.;io:.i1 ·.' lhen he cm:io into "Ghe o tfic0 X i'elt ·; o encou!!'e_ze' hi:::1 to a-:.cy c-ith i✓.; 0 ::..t r:u.!l n.),:;c.::c:;,.u-y -i;o h ol p 1:!b . He hud not eucc c0d0tl in t,;ottil!g a :t>eliab1e r3pr0.:;cmt.:i.t i vo , h ud troi..t~ls r·i t~. tho pc1!"bie,s v::.o 0·0nsd ":;!le i'i;ri;ur::ia O t he !:Otla. i'omriio.i:l i;c::2.cl not \'./Oj"k, ~:.id ~!i t•od ~ o:rche5't-r.:i. fo :r t:10 pi cture aiw•:; ....o ·:;0 .Ll n.s -1J:;. 0 1Jc ;.·,1.t oE" t.:l'!tl h.!.! l oo·c r:O:ley on t he 11on·i;~r-3 u:, to t i.:.:.t -~it!e o :i'~o::i St1porioZ' .;;o::. .no't ic-9 -~ho pi!)-h \res • e:'!:'o ·i:.!!a ..,~:-:, c·::::1-- :;ccn -~:·,c:.4\:3 • -~ha ~::~:t,oni.:~1ce ..;~..'.J .J~l..; ~:~ o,.r~::.~t-' ~:.::-·.1 ~.r.:.c. ·1:::~ !\::bl ic \.:arc ·.1i ti: ! ,otra L"l ::i n o f £0~·~:1 -~o r.1:1!:e o~i· '., :);:. ::ou3e 3.t, ::it.1.)0r i or c L,cyi:.lt i p li",.) poo it~..n~o : o:;- ·ih:::.·:; l."'60.GO;l ·~oc:c !)l J oOO por :io:.rc.h o:r : 40 oOU f oT t ho :,or.:.od. Huve ho~i·d not :1i i~ ?-:-or.; L ove ~ 5-:~r.lG w 1cl b3l ie·:o -~he ::!.c·Uon i1:..:en c.t. tho t :.c :3 cuv.sei! :.::.n t.,.. double !:i e c r for i-s ·i,o •.:u::e ·;:i1s i'l"o _,:n3i·~.:.c.::i :~2.y a i ·0.. '...!:a O:;or~ f!ouso end Pool Ha ll o.ro .:o·::. co:.noc·~c:1. t;ocecsi·c. . i i :1,3 a:i- ax::;;re. a:tpense t o L ascloeo Yours truly• �-, OTANOARO . . , ..26000 AgTeement covering Opera and c1i'ub House at Superior 10 SUBJ:,:, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY 1' O11'.ll'XOlil O JI' A U D I NO, 'P Q R 2 - 878 Cheyenne, Wyo. , December 13, 1920. I' I - Mr. E. s . Brooks , ,,-.... Genera l Uanager , Rook Springs , Wyo., Dear Sir: The Storekeeper at Super i or advises that he collected $40.00 from Thomas Love as r ental on the Opera House and Amusement Hall at Superior, for the months of July, August, Se ptembe r . and October 1920. The agreement with Iur. Love s pecifies that he should pay a% of all receipts accruing from admi ssions to the Opera House and sales of merchandise etc. However, on acc ount of the buildings and fixtur es not being in s uch shape that a profitable business could be carried on prior to November 1, you have re leased l\ir. Love from paying 8% on his reoe i pts , requiring him t o pay only 0 10.00 per month frpm July 1 t o October 31, for use of buildings. Please conf irm or correc t my understanding of th is matter. For your informa tion, I may state that a check of I.ir. Love's business at Superior, shows t ba·t his receipts were $ 89.09 for July, (~ 666. 71 for Augu.s t, ~l,632.0 2 for Sep tember and $1,636.75 for October, of which had the regular commission been collected, the Company would have received {~7.13, ~~63.34, ~130.56 and ~130.94, or a total of (~321.97 • �tf( ANOARIJ Mr. E. s. Brooks - 2I expe cted to h a ve information in shape to give an opinion as to how the revenue from our Opera Houses and .Amusement Halls at Ha nna , Reliance and Su9 e rior sbould be divided between Real Estate Department and Herchand i s e Depa rtment. However, I find tha t at. Hanna and Reliance, t he ma intena nce and r epairs of t hese bu ildings have not been reported separ a tely on Form ZO o I have re r.uested the Mine Su~erintendent s t o s end me a stat ement s howing t he amounts expended on these buildings since the leases ·went int o effect, and I ex-9ect to have the mat ter in sha pe to submit t o you by Ja nua ry 1st. In the meantime, I would s ugges t tha t the entire $4 0000 collected at Superior in July, August, Se9tember and October, be credited to the Real Estate Department. II Du.ring November, Mr. Love's receipt s a t Su·p erior amounted to 02 ,344016, on which the Storekeeper collected commission of s% Until a basis of division is arrived a t, I would suggest that an arbitrary amount for rental - s ay ~~3 5.00 or ~)40. 00, and an estimated amount for light and water, if the exact amount cannot be determined,be credited to the r.eal Est ate Department, the remainder to go to the Uerchandi se Department. If you agree with me in this, ulease advise me what amount you think should be credited to the Real Estate Department, and I will advise the Mine Su·-1 erintendent and Storekeeper bow the collections should be handled Adjustments can be made for November and December business, as soon as an exact basis for division is determined. Yours respectfully, 0 �Woy_ember 29th, 19200 ,... , \~ .l '. l' /, ~ ,, ., ~ .,-...., Hanna , \/yomi ng o Dea1~ Sir: ... \.'i th reference t o -.;our ir;- cou.9ons for ~eal s for tr,1.incien 0 plea.:::e Su p erint e ndent, Woo druff O dcted n overnber Yours truly,' J -- - I 11 �5TAtiOARU 6TAHDAAV H)•?O~lOOtl UNION PACIFIC SYST EM UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY DEPARTMENT OF OPERATION A . W. WOODRUFF. GENERAL SUPERINTENOENT. • ,,-. cHEYENNE. wyo. November 27, 1920 o Mr o Eo So Brooks , General Manager, UoPo Coal Coo, Rock Springs, Wyomingo Dear Sir: Replying to yours November 12th: Rather than extend the hotel coupon privilege, we are eliminating it ,;,herever possible, and would not care •iio make request for the arrangement mentioned at Hannao Yours truly, a'9ri-"1l I I ~ -~~ --- ~ �-, i : .. ,. - .• .. r • ::-w.2r.:ire. : :ncl. 1. 7. y / / �8TANOA00 4.-'i20.--20000 SlJ'NJEOT. ' .J THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OIJ'FIOE Ot• Mr NE SU.PERlN'l'ENDENT.__ 1N REX'LY X'LlllASJD nm1•19« TO NO• Superior, Wyoo November 18thov 19200 Mro Eo s. Brooks, General Manage~, Ro ck Spri nga , Wyo o Dear Sir:"" I am in receipt of your letter of November 12tho, with t7hich vms il!cloeed copy of Lease, Contract Department Noo 2908-C, covering concossions greuriied to Tom Love at Superioro In conve!'sation with Mro Syme, Storekeeper, to day he informs roe that Tom Love has turned over to him forty dollars, which he understands ia all for rent for both the Opera House and .Amusement· Hall up to octobe;.~ 3lsto and that commencing with November lst0 he states that. he is to collect eight pei'cent of the gross receipts~ but ltno'lla of 110 arrangement uhereby the Mine Department is to be allowed credit fol" rent, water and light, if feet he seems to think that the eight percen·t is to go to the store as a concession previ l edgeo -~ Vlill you pleaae make neeesary arrangsmants with the Accounting Department, having them give me inatructione as to the proper propor-Hon to be credited to ea.ch the fjpere. P..o use and th6-. Amusement Hall, fer the zr,onsy now in the hands of Mr,, Syme al.co as to how we will receive our credit each month and o~'l what baais rent is to be assessed on each plece separately. , �--------' -. ...... - . ""'· .... ~... OE!' i:f t o r el:e c _)Cl' ~ :. '• u.a• ... 1 .,• s .,_ 9tAHOAIU> �\ oi fi•.:o , ou!->! v ! lc:....~o. J ot.~r·ca-:; -{...,t, ~•·!.,L:CLt • -· �........ .. .' • --- -,, . �. -- -------,......,, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMP.ANY E . S . BROOKS Glil:Nli:BAL llAN.tcan ROCK St>BlNGS, WYOMlN O November 9th , 1920. .t lfr. Thomas Love , Hanna , Wyoming . Dear Sir: Am sending you he r enith execut ed lease coverine ~rivileges at Reliance, expiring April 30 , 1921 , receipt of ·which please ac lmowledge on this le tter. Encl. 1. d/~:f/J, a»,,~,~ ... �----"' Da~r Sir: . ---- - ------- �.,.,...,,.,.o _ .,,.,. \ u c :i.. ·., o. ,, 0 CheyoaHO, :yo . D. ::i.r Si r : .. �-- • I I P ros ~ do ~ t , I J I I �19t7BJ'!'!?1'• ... Lease to Thomas Love . Foaw i:noa Reliance and Super1~;er1.ng Opera and Club Houses at Hanna, ·- THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Oll'll'XOlll OF 2-878 AUD I TOR Cheyenne, Wyoming, November 10, 1 920 I Mr. E. s. Brooks, General Uanager, Rocle Sp rings, Wyoming. Dear Sir : As per your re \ uest of November 8 I am returning herewith original leases to Thome.a Love covering Opera and Club Houses at Hanna and Superior. Yours truly, �• - .• .; l, ., - ,' ' , I..; 1 ' • 0 . ...." ' .. C -V .., -. ') j• ..,:, t, • r ·::.. .. • 0 .._ " V ------.. ... �0 o. - . 0 i .. -. .J..., •i.· . • , "; ------ �• :'..':.le I I ~ --- �,-.... \ \. .. " THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY E. E. CAL V IN, 14 16 DODGE sTREET PRESIOENT, OMAHA, NEB RAS KA November 5 ,. 1920 . V Mro E o So Brooks , General Manager, Rock Sprine;s, VJyo 0 I Dear Si r: ... Your le tter November 3: I have signed and re t urn ber ewi t ~, in du~li cate 0 l ease I: I II I I I t o Thomas Love of Concessions at the Rel i ance Camp Yours truly, Enc 0 I, I 0 \ �,-... . ..., .. . .,. . 0 • .L • . !, ... ' ;_.• '' 0 r'~ - ) II ,, ~ J:·.. :t . .1, (.' Co .., ...... . -' ' . ,_. l (. • . Cl".. . ., • ' Ii Il I �I ,--, I , , I THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY ""(_·- . E , S. BROOKS OBNBBAL MANAGEn ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING November 3 , 1920. f Mr . Thomas Love, • Hanna , Wyomi ng. Dear Sir :- .Am sending you herewith executed leases covering the privileges at Hanna and Superior , both expiring April 30 , 1921, receipt of which plea se a cknowledge on this letter. Expect to be able to mai l the Rel iance lease soon as it i s signed I at Omaha. ! Yours trul y, ~~ . . , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ . =;.....,.__ __ _ _ _ _ _ ~ - - ll I �• I I , - I 0 I -. ... f ., \..~ I ,..i • • ..... • .. '. \ . _ , .. "" _ ,t, 9 I.. 3 0 .,_ •• • I) t �0 .. - . _,n .L ....I r•·•1 .. .., .... , \ .1. i .. ·, i: ., J • E . ·l . C 2. �l \'..;I I , THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY E. E. CALVIN, 1418 DODGE STREET OMAHA. N EBRASKA PRE51DENT. On Union Pacific , November 1~ 1920a Mro E o S o Brooks, General llanager,, The Union Pacific Coal Coo. Rock Springs,, r!yomingo Dear Sir : Your letter October 27 : I have executed and return he rem.th. i n duplicate,, leeses from The Union Pacific Coal Company t o Ur.Thomas Love , coveri ng concessi ons at Hanne,, Reliance and SuperioT, respectively. Yours .I Encl • __,.-=-- ........;;, :x:;;; - ~ I �.-' • ,.. ::.,l .. \). ~ ,:;' l ,, ... L i , • I 0 .:. r' (? ) • l1 ..,-}~' 0 _. . . . r~".1"i, . .., .C _ ~ ~!H,C ~~ •1C1°l•:-.·::. i.1'~ 9- c-. ,,,..,~- , : ~,, , .. ' , .. i O ! ,r, ~t ' ~ ti:. :i ~ .: , . 1 __{! • ~·... . .. "i." - •••• '0 'i l • 1 I ·j ,.,. - C .L ! , ·l. - • ·"o-· > /1 • ------ ~- �.. . . tr • .. •.. ., i :t'. ... II .. ~ I ' a 'Oi! ,. I i • �= ,' _, • 1 U 8TANOARO 4~:20,a20000 T H E UNION PACIFIC C OAL COMPANY IN REP J.Y PJ.Jll.ASI!I JU~ll"JJ:H 'l.'O O11'I'\1 Oll'l O il' NO, lv'd. ne _$upor.iut..Gtld.er.:t...,_ _ Superior, Vlyo 0 October 18tho, 19:?0o ,.,,.-.... IYJt'o E. S. Br oo ks, Genore,1 Me.nager , Ro ck Springs, Wyo o Dear Sir: .. Referri1-ig to your l ettsx- of October l3th 0 \'!rd. ch has r efet>ence to no statem-err~ of r eceipts of the Amusement Hall at this cs.mp0 I hay e t alked 'I.Yi.th Mro Leve on every one of his visi ts to Superior 1·ef?:m•din;; J,!-:e rece:i.pts from bot h the .A.musement Hall and the Opera House , h o !:!lways says that he i~ trying to ho.ve an i rr'Gel"'vi ~w 1.'lith yo u in respect t o this matter. Mro Zyme , Storokoepsr ste:tes t hat the recei pts of the Amusen::er.t Hall are turned ii;to JG he store d~ ly and :tl~.nks t hat J,he Accour.thig Depto should red bill the store for ,,hia-'G aver the rur.o unt of rent r I 1 { should be 1 howew:r l have nevor been instructed in eny \7ay whatever. As soon as the r.ec esary arrangements a1~c mo.de ther e ·wi ll 'be !'".O trot.bla in maki ng necesary ad jus·i ment. I wo uld 'ce plce.svd to have thi ~ ree.tt. er adjt..at ec.i as soo n as po s si ble. l �... - -·eTANOAffD 6 · 20•15000 U"onat R UNION P ACIFIO S Y STEM o::s-.rolS' PACCFIO RAI LROAD COMPANY OREGON S HORT L I NE f< AIL UOA-1) OO>a.>A.NY O RlllGON-WA..SU IN G TON RATJ..nOAD &:: NAVXGA'l'IO~ C01'1C-.A.N~ .lO HN A . B ENNEWITZ, CONT.RAcr A"r'l~Oll.NEX"" H lG DODGE S'J.'HJ,":~T OMAHA . NMBRASKA, Octobe r 1 6 , 1 920 0 Hr o :t o ~ • I3r o o Im , Gener a l i.:anagel' , Union -~'aci fie Coa 1 Co o, l\ocl: .Jprings , 1:.yoming o De a r Sil·: Refer :r i ng to you r letter of c ctober 14t h , nith w11ich you e nclos ecl lists of i "LU'11itn1·e , fixt11 rcs , etc ., t o be attached to a gr eements Ytit h '.'.'homas Love covering conce s sion s in t he opeTa ho1~s e building s at Honna , u c J.iance a n d Sti!)er ior, ·.iyoming . In this connection I ymu l d 1·efel' y ou to m,y l etter o •:" 'ictober 1 4 th 1·egard i ng the mat t e:r . Ve r y �STA~DARO 1 •10--5000 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ONION' PAOlF'IO RA.ILROA.0 CO:UPANY Ol<EG 0:-1 HllORT LfNFl HA t LllOAD C OlJPAN'Y O R 0GON-WA .'Sll1NGTON RAJ LROAD & NAV.fGA'.rlO:S CO'!\ll.#.A......,,'1' ,1 0 ~ A . BE:S-~"EWI'J'Z CO~TRAOTATT~HNEY 1,1, to nnno ,,: sT1n:cr.1• O ~lA U A, X l~BRASKA . F ile C- 2809- A: October 1 4 , 1 920 0 - i.!i•o :J . S o Brooks, Gene1·n1 : TJ"l nag ei·, Un ion ?o.ci f ic Coal Coo, P.oc '.: Springs , .'fyomi.ng o Deai· Sir : :?ermit me to i·o:fc1• to yom.· l e 'i;te1· of 3entemb er 4th e.na. pr e v i o11s coi·res,)onde11ce in i-efe r enco to p1·e pa ri•1 ~ a ,;i· oemonts wi..tl1 rlhomss Love covoi·ing conce s sions in t h e o pon1 hou se build i :c1:?;s ct 1Isnna , 1: eliance e...-1c1 .> ll 9c1•iol' . ..yomi ng o I n 0.cco:::·c1a nc e wi ti1 infon11ation s11i)lHittocl I hcve p :re pa1·0 cl ana 11cn:l :vo1· h erov.rith t h e fo llo\tin~ n ~;1·co11..:mts : Co' o·-0 028O9- 1.1. cove1•ing: One:re tro11se B11iHl.ing at Ranna . 11 CoDo·-o . 2E09 ...B II ir II IT Re liance o 11 11 11 11 11 7 CoT) o" o . 28 09- C Super ioro ', Jill ,1."0l' l~indly consider t,1e d1•afts o:E the a,,;reements t fle J,r a l' e satisfactox:.r t o .vou, enc101·se your ann:roval t},oreon, e.fter r/b.ich ~you s.i1011l a a1·1·a ~.ir;e to have prepai· ed and a tt2.cho J to each of tho a,~reemo nts , a;1 i nv ento1·:y of :fr :-c:1 i t11:.:e s.-,,a fixtm:es , as provide d :i: oi: i r- thf.J e ; Te0r11ent. ':!hen t l-iat hae been dons i'i; \Jil l be pr oper for y ou to sec1u·e 0_.. :ocut ion of the agreen-:rnts by 111 homas Love anc1 :retu.1·n t hom to me for e-«:ecu tion oy t;1e n nion 2ac i fic Coel Companyo o.s p1·ene:reJ rnc1 i.f - --- --- �·• • :.1 ., . . •.J : , ::.11 pected. \ ------------------ �___ ::c . J . 0 . ~Io1c n, ·D0 :1r Gi r : -... . • ,.., �9TANOAl'l0 aon.r':-.~Agreement cover1.·ng One.1·· a H ,.,......._ \ J.! 4•20,.20000 l.rp\11\' 2~11 ouse a v uUPe rior THE UNION P ACIFIC C OAL COMPANY XN RI!ll."LY l'L JDASID RJ]II!'I Ol't 'l.'0 A U :P_J__'.:l: 0 R -"--= - - - - NO, 2 - 8'78 Cheyenne, V/yo ., Octob er 11, 1920 llr o B o S o Brooks, General Ee.nager, Roc k Sp rings , './yo . , Dea r S i r : I understa nd tha t i.:r o Tbomas Love ba s been op erating the Opera House a nd i.mus ement Hall a t Su"!_Jer i or , since July l. 1.Je have n ot r e c e ived any re port or s t a tement of his rece i pts fr om the s e concessions, ne i'Gber h as a commission been rece ived by the Company on b is re ceiptso ~ven though th e contra ct ha s no t been ex ecuted, I thinlc r.re should b a.ve a sta tement fro m 1.: r o Love of h is business a t ,Ghe Opera House and Amusement Ha ll s ince July l, a nd if a r a te ha s been decided upon, ·c ommission should be -paid to the Compo.ny e a.ch month o You:rs respect~ully , .' \ \. Auditor : ------ ~ ~ -- === Q 0 �File c-2809 .. '·' • C' • ' . . .,..., . I I I • . ~l. Ir t:.' : y , 1 , ---- �File c.... 2809 \ UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM U1'":ION PAOIJ;'IC RAXLROAD COMP.ANY OREGON SHORT LTh""E RAILROAD COMPANY ORJ!:GON-WASE;INGTON R , ULROAD & NAVIGATION COl>:CPANY J"OB:N A. BENNE\v.ITZ, CONTRACT ATTORNEY H ,16 DODGE STREET O :MAHA. NEBRASKA, August 30 , 19200 r Mro EoSoBrooks, General Managers The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyomingo Dear Sir: Referring to your letter of August 19th enclosing two copies of the .proposed contract. with Thomas Lovep covering his operat ion of club privil eges, news stand, etc ., at t h e Hanna, Reliance t'l.nd Supcri or c amps : ! ho~e gone over this contr act and feel that the :form of it needs some revision but before attempting to revise it, I wou~d like to ask you whether yov. see any objection to making three separa~e contracts covering the privileges ~teach of the camps, respecti velyo be I t strikes ma that this arrangement would pref erabl e especially inasmuch as the term of the gontract as it respects the Hanna location begi ns a couple of months prior to the term respecting the other l ocationso Wi ll you p l ease advi se me? Yours t ruly, I I j I II �... . · ine "'u..icrint en deJ1 t 0 Reliance , •. yo1ain ~. Retur~ bill for _; 53_ 36 ag3.i:lot .:ohl L o,:re. Until :fu_•~~ber :..:dv i sed by Audi tor o:1e, -~:;o.inst t !re :1el i cnce Store~ on your -!Oney but 1.mst p..1.y the r e,1t ·.md :u ·:1t be- fore t~~in~ any or ti.e cor...:.: i <;::d ens . Your i; t r uly 0 f 3ncl. 1. I!: _-;:a---: • �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY U'I R.JllPL"l!' p;c.tDASlD JUDFlllR ':I.'<> 01l'B'I0Jll OD' ___]J'J.ine.--.Su.peri ntendent 2 NO, Superior,Wyomingo August 19th 19200 Mr EoSoBrooks General Manager, Rock Springs Wyomi ngo Dear Sir:Herewith plea se fin d a li s t of all furniture a,nd fixtu:res connected vii th Superior Opera House and Amusenent Hallo Opera Houseo 190- Folding chairso 24- Folding cha irs (In ne ed of repa ir) 20- Window s hades o 24- drop soclcets and globeso 1- Kohler a nd Carapbell Pianoo 2- Double revolving Fanso 1- 20 ftola ddero 1- 6 ft , l"ad dero 3- Coal shovels ( For use in furnace) 1- A:n:e .. Amusement Hallo __../ 6- Large bowling ball.so l 1- Pop earn machine. 30- Office arill chairs. II t?,- 8- Small u ·, 1- wiclcer chairo I l• Coal shovelo 5- Foldi( ~airso ~ 1- Steel floor mato 1- Round·arc table ( Broken) YJ.-Bowli-ng Alley ----~ ::~ ~ t e 1- Round ce cream table ~-- -- ' -- __..... I L• Fountain back bar and mirroro 13- Globes and shades. l- 4r} 1 x9·i-• Pool tableo 15- Cue sticks. J.- Ball ra.11rlco 2- Bridgeso 1- fable marker. 1- Gal"Vl,l)Jized bucket. l 1- Mill broom ~.,.,,.,,., l/ G1- Set of 10 !?ins o~ Yo~rj truly 1 ·) ~ �C O P Y Rel i ~n ce, Wy o . , Aug . 19 , 1 9 ~0. To n Love. To THE Li, l~.1.. l- \ CI F I C Cl:OA.L CO., Dr . \ July 18 . 00 2 . 00 I L i g. t. o 1 0\"e t · 53 . 95 rhil ntu r Lo lm �b etwee n The Unio n P a ci f ic Cc al Cc . P.lld Cov1::tir:g builfi n 0 a at Ji;2nn~. Lel i a.ne e_ '\i.1. Supe1.·io_r f o_r p1.n·.!.)O~C of conduq_t-· _ i nc: t.ne-::-cin ovi nb l:' i ct.u, c Si'...vv,s , _ ~a.-::-be:t· Sno~1.1 1 ]jo ol .ii ·11s . B;.t\•::!..i nba _ -·,1..... leyc , <:.;tc-!. / ( f ' (. 10 • .:~ pc-r- .. ont11 foI· ff~,•.,ce. \ ~ .,(;r =111'' J.ir~ht v.sed in co;;.necti "J?l n i t .. ca.en B'¾-t' bcr liLop '..lml 8'';, o f t~1c gro os 1~cci:··.-.s f r om oth er conc0:-ri.ionc ;,,t :i!nnna , Hc li -::i .nc e ,n~ Su!_c,·d_o r. Ap ril ZOt n , 1921. 0- ( I I t~ -- -------------~~================1 --- ....._ �'.i:'hio .l\ e:;roement . ma.de nnd cnter etl intc t i:-1is 1. 'lhe 1.mild.ing i'.!.t Hc.:.."lno. 13 h c 1·cby leaccd, l'l'.'Ol~l eff ective :Jul y first , 1920 ,, f u r 't~},_e: ;our_:_) oDe ontlinGd in the for ti.1.e: r,t•. le of ru-i.y othe1· .::-:· tiel oo ; at nll time::; be 1wpt in c. clGc.n, tidy c.n<l :'L' ni'har·y co11d i t i ou. - 1 - �~ II Wd i tiJ) s aold ·oy l.ti m oho.11 not e x cc0d t:::w ;,J~ 1•1c0t :.)rice r:;v..r- :rcnt for t he DG'1e t, ;r. sinj.l.u: C,1Dl1.H5 articles in 0 i t h er of -tl1e r [:•o", r.:s:::~::::t::np:;::: ~:: ::ll:•·::t::: 11 tlw I : : :!'.£ i! cent of i1 i u ;,:roan ei1lec or r c cei:9to e.ze cptini,~ :m ch t~nle/11 Im ... r oc e i ~;t o ; r•) ):)erly fac c =t....,1. i11r; f r m:1 t he :•;:,.r b ,1r Jlrn;,rJ ·.:i.::;,on !,,... ·l "~ l 1~ .... " ,.~ t : -rn :rn1:-<.rnnt o.t;c c.1:.1.lJ not :...c c n,lnul::1-tc.-\ ~ 1,ut t h e ::.(~o~;e ;;~ :ot:.c<:; , rr..·o·''t l. ,·0 01 '-1c::~1.r1cs, ~:o·,~ling ..~lleyo ~-.,:nd l:lns o:f' '2.' o1mccon , 'r,-·-=·•, ..,1r... .,_,.,.,,,.,,.,.,. ~,1,er'"' • ·• •r n,zi_l'}_"' ,.. ,·1..,.,nt1~ s .~ •,••; \:it"' 1 ,;,J--~ ~· · .... --<<r,<,,.;,~ u.-.... '\,. .!., f).lld -~Ce J_.' f r.- :, .;i.m, Ol' .~ny ~'the1· ~rt icle nuth or·.t~ct! t o 1:c $Old. t h c1·e1n It 0 1,\11 ?.~eceiptt:1 or t,Hllt:LJ s ha.11 'he i.""C..; i Dt e r c-tl in t he _:o,n1 1 f·ieGi3ter \';'h j,ch L er.H;c3e -,...-111 ~...•roviu.e '.?or t .h:.>:.t :,::,urf ose. .,:1-.-er·e 1 fbein:; rH:. C:a~s}1 Eo:5i~1t e_r in the ( ;:per::i. J.ouoe (L oving .!. ictn 1~00 ) 0 ~I~t :1an n e.. i t \'.! ill 1)(1 t,8.tii3i'c.',Ctot:y on the p m:t of t he 1'.,e!:J cor. ~ 0 ·oi)t-.dn data ~:a to i t t:: 1•ecei: 1tr; -::~-.o.:i ; icnthly t ~ by t h G Le n:::oc to t l 1(! r eturns Interm:J. ::r.veuuc :.1 011t.11·t1r1e:i:it. In calculet il'l{~ tho ; ,el~eent cge of receiHt 13 the .. 2 .. _ __ __.IL_ _ _ _ _ __ ______ _ •J �■ tizia Shall be 51•0~::-, sru cw 2nd receipts. :i.n Hrm11a , Hcli&,n ce antl J u psri.ox, , t"llte'ti!er the i :.HJU<.-: d ~ D1;1e be f or Ca::3h .ox· foi~ o!m.pons by the :Jtore of 1che L c }.;:Jor 0 ict11etller GUC;1. f:i t. .leo 1:1,re 1 e:;,;T·~~;cntu.t ivc ul w.1.J. h e.vu t h1:.i l'iGht h e . ,ercrncc at 'i:.o inspect the 'bo oks of m-iy t 1m~ for a.\'\y 1:iurp ose coHnect r-) d \7i t11. t iiic :::;er·vice in connec t i on Y1i t .L. the bus inouG ::-,liove b e nt i ot1cd ~.,ou,.71tcin ~~_.,>::zr.::i-ntus.; etc., {;;1ro:_,c,z>ty of o.t i ~:e L.1G:rnor) at the r c.:,:iou r:; Cc:>..:..:;>3 h ere i n twnt i on0d W• d ch a l'0 inc.h.uled in 'tl1e il<rn.oed : ;rel!lioc1J, it. beinE undvrct c?oc~ and a greed that the ~••" seo in t.heir us e will e ,-; erci5 c t he :m,e c a re ,w :i.£ tho p,rtiol e'.., v;crc 1::.is rrnn ::na r .: --tu-1::n -~-I.<.:.i: c:',t t h e tm:~linn.tion o:f r~>. i s :::~; l ' (;. Cl;&nt in c.S ;,:ood ct::n~l j t i c n 1:••.~ ~'i1cn re11e i ved • O!"- IUinr.il"Y -rit~n.r nnd t~ar c:-~oc:Qted. �■ 11 !i'.N:ilfA -----· f I .! �The Le =n, o:i:• ~ip:cc,o to •.w.intr::.in and k e q J in rc~,;;1ir t he lc.,1.!J _'fl-_.a.-~'7~,. C ;;;:,C•.h CHm;p • ~ - "d " --~ .••i· •.:.,:ct' ..., ,·.. .•t.. the 'fit;:; u;:;IC,!r :;.Ji\C 1 •,•xe CG/.!, GG.: :··.tJ4Y • /' {Le::w·o:t:• ) ---~..~~ - -.. ...rer1ert1..l ;; ~n~gel" J.'t f. ~~~~~- I �---• A.uguet 19, 19200 .,. a, .. .: r. john A. Benuewitz, Contract Attorney, 0~3.ha., i'iebraek~. Dear Sir : Herewith t ~o co~ies of propofied contr~ct ni th .: r.- Thoma s Love c ove'!"ina hi u oreru.tion o f club Pl'i •1ileges, nevJS at"1.nc, e t c., a.t 'Our until. "\pril 30, 1921, for llPP"L' OV:1.l ::1$ to E.!.ve r:ri t,ten o t~r ::ine Super.inten'l.er..ts a'c the camp.a 'lbove menti oned for a. li ct of ?urni- ture c f i xtu~es 0 etc., 3nd ~s soon~~ rcceiv~d . .-1ill ha.ve the..n incorpl>rated tlle.rein 0 sending you. a. copy o:f the completed documer..t for your files •. This embodie3 som~ s ureestiona ' off ered by you in your lett~r of June 22 to :Er: Loomis, fil'e ,\-180. Yours truly, Lncle. 2. -- - �r- Augu nt l 8~h, 1920. ilr o J . . 0~ Holen 0 ffi.ine Superintendent 0 Superior,. \':yomi ngo Sever-:il mo n t h s :1.~.:.o of Club p.ri 1:ileg es n.t y o v.r U!) i:t e C .lmPo reques ted a li s·J; o f l.. 1 ::;t \·;eek I yonr o i fice on the telephonG a.nd rn:1cle the c :.'!.l led s·:i.rcle ' t::e h'1.-.-e bee n ::1 ~ld ing t h is mrittc't' open pendins its rc cei!'t•' "J'ilJ you k indly see th~t i t is fortilco :Tiing Yo urs truly, I i I ,, b_-- 'I .. �" r:r . .j . J • 'i'r :.:.hcr, f'.:iuo :3u_>eri.ntonr1eut 1 R0J.i a.nco 0 ·.:·yo . e nnd ',.:o :Alt.l. hasa .10 u:;3 for tl.a cc;:_J:::..,y o . I Ple=..ao sec th~t t .10 co..1:,1ny r. n.dti..10 i s '.. c uill l nio.· '· �/ ; ...... \ �f4 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COl\1:PANY E . $. l!ROOJ<:-; ·1.\:r. J . J . 1 1'!'.tll OX" 1 oli.l.>--:. :.::, yo. E:r .. 'i'. l{. rut 1 r·r !l -nn ~, ..,. .• 1.. - 0 J. yo . o. liol ci! 'u!)O!"ior, 'JC o Hh rol:2t icn t o l ei. o of f>l'"l vil.;cco Your, t n i l :;, �- A --- 9T"NOAR0 BOBJIIIC7rc y \ f:·, '-- • I j THE UNION PACIFIC· COAL COMPANY OB'IJ'.tOl!I Oll' Reli.inoe, 'llyoo, July 31, 1920 . \ Mr. E. So Brook:; , G0neral Ma nager, Rock Sp~inga, Wyo. pear Si1• : Following i s a lis t of property turned over t o Thomas Love, l&ssea, of the Cl ub House , a t t his Camp: 3 Show Cases, l fi ve foe~, II l six l ei ght " 6 I ce Cream Tables 24 Chairs 4 St ools , lµ gh, l Soda & Ice Cretllll Foupta.in l Bu ffet l Gasoline Peanut Roaster l El ec t . Malted Milk Mixer. l Carbonizer, l Hot ~at er Percolator. l Gasoline Chilii Stove. 4 Cur d Tnble~ l Po ol Table - - -• 1 Bowlinr; Alley 1 Set Ten Pins. 1 Set Duck Pina . '-........ I \ _,/ 2- I J .J 1-<· 6 Ten Pin Balls. 10 Duck Pin Balls. l Compensator & Inductor. 2 Moving Picture Machlnes. T.uese machines are old and have beon discarded by Mr. Love . He has ins talled a new machine of hia own. - ���. ·, I Ij i c'· .,i . \. •I I • \ ' ~ /1 • t .... ,: �F'osu.1 !!.l0 3 SU?.J~ • THE UNION P A C I F IC COA L COMPANY J:N JUJ>P L Y PL10Af.l lO ~U<IN1R TO Ol!'lrlO.e O,r NO. !fr E ~ R::.• c okP , t.e11~1 • q 1 : ·~·.n-i --i:r - - Rock Su1·Ir.,...~ . •,·omi ~°-' ... , ,;, CJ.,:.1:- Roo;-:. 1- .~o-~ A:!!' Ft!r~a.ce pl? nt COr..!'l et e 1:!i'l-J: 5 !'":'.rl i 1.torB ~- 4 ~ S Pocl Ta bl~s l - Cue B·~cl:: 8- Bill i 8 r 0 B~ll R~cke 1- ;·· ••• -:'oo.!l La~e.tory l - Ba:rh'9'.iJ A Lt>.v a t ory 1-Ki tcn.f'r: Sir.k 1-F.i::-.\·;~th- ? t~.l k ir. 0 ::e chir..e l~- ~ 1 .ectric Li ght Fix•~1'.!'e s Q"PFRA HOUBJi' = - ----= 1-Get St age 8cen e r y 2- Hea tine; St ov es 358- Fol din~ Ch ~i r s . \ , . !!ir.e SUper i ntendent . �,sTANOA.RO , . ,,.2sooo Agreement With Tbos. Love covering lroax :uou Opera Houses StrB.J ~EOT, . J lli; lnu J Ll, , . lfl'•'I 1• I., I I THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY L_ - 2 - 878 . TO IN XU,P.LY :t>Ll!IA.Sl'l Rllll1'ER Oll'Fl:OJD 011' AUD I TOR NO, Cheyenne , '!'/yo., Ju:J_y 30, 1920 • lir o E . S • ~rooks, Gen eral 1.J.ana ger, 3.ock S:9rin gs, 1Jyo., Dear Sir : Re i erring to your letter of July 29, r e l ative to lease of Opera Houses a t Hanna , Reliance and Superior to Thoso Love: I ha ve been hold ing this mat ter in abeyance ~ending r e ceiyt of the new agreement o rJhen you receive lists of the Company pro perty in 1)ossession of Er. Love a.t the three camps, vrill you kindly send me a co-py which \7ill be of assistanc e in determining the revenue from the Opera and Club Hou ses, should be distributed. h0\7 In the meantime , I rrould suggest that the l:ine Su·p erintendents t ake into a ccount on t heir Rent Re~orts, the r egular renta l that they have been ch a r ging for Rent and Electric Light,from these buildings. Adjustments can be made of the revenues collected, after a basis of distribution has been a rrived at. I ' Yours respectfully, .J /« Cc-, ~-.. ~ ?. Auditor • . , \ Q, �, r o .. o ..... ut,l i _... o. .: ':~·._J~· )'il1i: C :1, . u i!. , ,- ' . . ..... ..: l . . .1. . 0 .,.. . ' . ...; • . . ., . , •; : . .. · · ~ j ·: ;J ~ .1.' _: ..u ... -~ _: ~1! - • • - •-.•• • r .Jr.• ~ • .- ,• ....,.I · -- ; J �'-, . July 29 , 1920. co 1· i :::rsi cn to be ...._._ li ~ I t 'C -, ' \ --- �,-l"ollH ~ 1 03 81:nwEO'X'1 ! I) 1r. (::, ,I I uLI• .:2 ~ ..s J i 0 ...... THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMP ANY J l XN RIOPT,Y PLEASE R Jl)b~J';ll. TO O ll'll'J:OJD O F Hanna, Pyomi ng J ~l y 28t h, 1920 . Mr . E . S . B:r.ooks , Ge nerR1 ?1 .. r . , Un i on :!?a.cif ic Oo.e.l Co~p0..ny , Rock Spr i ngs , ·1yom:i.ne; . l DeR.r Si :c:- Sp::- in~s I '.:nde:cs t ond i;hat ft(- . Br i f;GS would meJ~•J c o lle ct i ons f r or.1 the s t or e .,70,~11 6. r si t a i n on l y e. c erta i n an:c·,m t coJ.le c ·cca. aj"\rl t;u.r n ove r 02.l e.nc a i f ;;1.n y to t h -:i Coa l Depa rtnc~'lt. ?~r Lov e I s r~c8 i p t s ---- for rcont h of Via~r n.nd J uno ;,7 a e, a J.i tt l e ove r 3000.00 each month which wo1.1.ld. make ·the c olle ction b y t ho st or0 e.11!01.m t to a.pp~oxima.t el !' 340. 00 e0.ch month. Ou.r bill 0,~ a inst this e.r-:o,J.nt for mon-'i; h of Hay for r e nt, lishts., 1.'lo.t e r a nd coa l a !i!ount ed t o 75. 50 and for month of Jtme 65 . 50 which would l ea:ve f or the sto?.ea.ppro xi i:'!a.t e ly· 1 65 . 00 p er 111ont h f o-r ;l1 c1.k i n~: the colle ction s . I n "Ti e-::r of t he f a ct t ha t ,,:,e lfo~p l'-P t he r ep::i..i:rs o:o. t h o bl.1 .il1ings a.nc1 d o other thine;e ne c e s sa:ry to ::i!S.ke -the pla c e a si...1.coe s is / I e,m of the op inion tlw.t ,1 0 shou.lcl got :;,, j: uu.a on;-.;:."'.)l e shc~x- c IS~ the �1 nr • t . S. Broo.k a- 2 a.mount coll e ct ed i n q,dcl ition to amount charged for !'r->nt, lights; wat er and coa l and if I understood you correctly such ~as the :'latt er hancll 0d. Yours t!·ul~r , · :ino SUpr.?T. int'1ndent . I I ,I ; /. I ', ) I �-,-.. aTA"'O.&.AD ,.,,.uooo .Agreement ,•1ith Thos. Love covering Jl'O... !J1oa • ce and Super ior Opera Houses at Relian . ., THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL-COMP AN"{ 4 I 1~ Jt lllPL ')( pX,lDASlll JU!lU'J!lR ~ O IMl'XOl!IOII' ;so.2 - 878 A U D I TOR Cheyenne , V/yo. , July 28 , 1920. s . Brooks , Gener al lianager , Ro ck Springs , '.Iyo ., liir. E . Dear Sir: Re f erring to your letter of July 8, ac1vising th at a new agreement with 'J~hos. Love n ould be dra,·m up , covering Opera !louses at Hanna , Su~erior and ~oliance : .7ill yoa ·ol ease advise on \'!hat dates the agr eements cover- 1 i ng ?.clic.nce a nd ~u~erior Opera Houses , are to go into effect? ~he c rrsng ement a t Hanna start ed on U~y l, and commi ssions have been col lected for nay and June. For your information,in c ase you h ave not been previously advis~d , the commi ssi ons fo r uay amounted t o :,'268.40 and f or June 241.89, nhich umounts d i d not include r ental for Bi:l.rber Sho:9 , amounting to (;10.00 per month. Yours r espectfully , 0 ~( (''f;,M,,,,-~ - !'.Udito<. 1 �- 7I I ,,I 0 0 .' 0 I u !"\'.! ~ •:'. C :, I e .. .. ' It 0 . ~ • .- o:, :.. ., 0 " 0 : �\ , I Jal y t' :/O o Yn1~ ' ~ ~tt1 1 .t'•· =- ··"i.i-r..:- t <i i::i ni~:cHmt .icn o i' C OE 1L s~:i(m o.: C:),.;1.'U, :Io t:. :JO ; l.i1(1. ?nol Ji;:.ll COil- ce3r.i ons . :.::r.. Lov·e il:~c .t :!c -tl1ree c::..c:):3- , :-'.~~;1na ,._ •·"11 ) (!1--i :'1, · t 11c:. i1t: 2.i::. _1cc : e,r:6 ;;o ·;/i l l 1 ..orl ~ U .!. 1 ·r.n.e Uc'7? l e~.. 3e' to .,Q ,-!":- o.ll oi'tr.c,.~o L:Gt r. iritt. i.hr. ~-~·:: .8 , :i Y.J n. 1·JJ 1·r:ct~. . t:G :/ \u::~ <'-11 t }1c-: 1: tt ~:) r.'. . 1 . .,..., i nt o:i·t:~C}!1 \.ft!.!~ L-o 'i ...... q_ th c :.:;t o:i-· e 1 ~;. ..~\': ::1 O.f tl;c.: C t": 11 1i~~; :lon!1 t;o ~ f;v .. ) t } .c _1 i -! 1li:i-- ,! tY(it.1 c~ i 11 l oc1~:.n:: :1.. :?tc::· t .. _(: ,L Ge l1:in': 1 c·;• ";>.~ '.,.' , ·ir,·i:; c:t?D , c c mt:i.11": t:1 .:- C CU.) t:: n ~ l Lt l)OO '.Jt i1~,.- . ·::, : :; b~ :J i::1 t:::J~J 0 :1.: 1 O ".. r::.' t~i::t t o ,r; i'o!~ . ..l..~;rt: : .:..tf l i ·: !rG O c t"c , �8T,UtOI-R0 °710--2•0•~ f30DJ:RC7r, Lease to Thos. L 1!'0UN!lll03 ove of Opera and Club House at Hanna , •q~ I I I ✓ THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY ; ! XN R.IOPLY PLJDA8~ JUllF.mR TO OB'IJ'IOEI OF :NO, A UD I T OR Cheyenne, wyo 0 , 2 - 8'78 July 7, 1920. Mr. E . s. Brooks, General l\llanager, Rock Springs, Wyo., Dear Sir: Referring to your letter of June 1'7 , sugges ting that commission received from Thos. Love, lessee of Opera and Club House at Hanna be divided so that the store will receive a,n arbitrary amount of $125.00 per month, and the remainder applied on the light and rent accounts: Inasmuch as the maintenance, depreciation, troces 9 insurance 9 etc. on this building are charged to the Real Estate Depa rtment, it seems to me that an arbitrary amount should be credited for rent, actual amount for light, and the remainder credited to the Store. The buildings cost ~~14 11 000.00, deprecia- tion charges amount to $43.00 and insurance charges ~}5.00 per month. I am unable to figure maintenance or tax charges. We have been charging $ 40 . 00 per month rent, and ~~10.00 for the barber shop. Whether or not that is enough I am not prepared to say. It would perhaps be a more eq_u itable basis of division to credit the Real Estate Department with Actual light and power provided all electricity used in the' entire building is measured. (2) Commission on admissions to the Opera House, as the Store De~artment is not concerned in that part of the building. (l) ., �- ·· -·- Mr. E. s. Brooks (3) .An arbitrary amount representing rental for the Club House. (4 ) Rental from Barber Shop (~~10.00 per month ) Such division would l eave the Store the commission on merchandise sales, less an arbitrary amount for rental of Club House. Thia matter is however, left to your judg¢hient, and if you decide that ~~125.00 for the Store's proportion should stand, I will issue in- r structions accordingly. For 111:ay , and I presume for June also , the Mi m Department billed for ~~40.00 rent, $100 00 barber shop, and actual amount of light, the store retaining the remainder of the oommissiono Yours respectfully, __,,.. Auditor. I �===----_,:_._......_ ..-_~, _ -l . ' f fI I Rock Springs - November 20 , 1924. t.:r. Eugene McAuli ffe : I ha.ve your letter of the 18th instant , together with memorandum covering cost of combined office and store buildine; . Have checked these figures over with Mr. Dickinson, 'flillmire and Swann and the cnly discrepancy I find on the co~~ o~ pr oposed building a t Rock Springs is th~t under head listed revenue, you sho,;1 the rent als by years and the rental pai d by the Engi neering Department by mor:ths. Instead of ,Jl8.00 the re should be adde d an annual renta l of .,;222. 00 ma<ing the total rentals J 7 , 782 . 00 inst ead of . 7 , 578 . 0J. '.'!e have gone ir.to ti1e situation quit s fully and also have given considerution to buil1ing a storage vault which you may understand has come up annua lly for the last five years . \.'o develop t hat a st oro.~e vault fo r dead records for Ur . Tallmire, the Ass istant 'f reasuror , my office and f or the Engineering Departl!lent would only give us t empora ry r elief as •.:e still l'1ould have to give concideration to 'Juil din5 a stor age vault connect ed \'fi tll the Enr;ineering Department for the storai e of valuabl e records ,:,hich they have at pres ent stored in wooden cupboards and other receptables \'Ihich constitute a f ire hazard. It v,ould oe impossible to store t hese r ecords of the Engineering Departuent in a common vault on account of the inconvenience of having to go and get these records every time they were requirad. ·,le figure that to give the necessary vault accommodations to the Engineer- ----1. ing Department and also construct a general storage vault v10uld cost in the neighbor- .J hood of J15,ooo.oo. ,'le no\·t come back to the que=ition oi constructing a three story off ice bulld.ing, tentative ple.ns of v1hich were made by 1lr. S,·,ann about t\'lo yee.rs ago. I am not advised as to r1hether or not you are fami.li1:1.r \'Ii th these plans so I am sending prints to you so that you might look t helll over. t~r. S•:/8.nn estlm::.tes that a buildlng of this sor\ for a general office ,0 ·. i ldin..,. , 0 and accolllJnodations for the tiouthern ':.'y oming Electric Comp11ny on the ground . �I - 2 - r ,r;,- ,-, can be constructed at a cost of about ~85 , 000. 00. In this building would be _?roper storage facilities for all Dopart~ents for both live and dead r ecords . I f we do not c onstruct a building and decide during the present year to b uild the necessary storage va ults , as has been stat e d , it will cost $15, 000.00. 'lie have taken the new building at ~85, 000. 00 , given it a credit of .;15 , 000.00 for storage vaults , then havs taken t he ~70 , 000. 00 and developed t he following : I nter est Taxes and insura nce Depreciation Janit or s ervice 'Hat er Fuel Light Mai ntenance Total ,J 4 , 200 . 00 1,400. 00 2 , 100.00 1 , 200. 00 100. 00 500. 00 100.00 700. 00 - o-ro--;Joo. yea rly " " oo Against this we haYe f i gured as a credit: Rent, S::uthern Wyo Electric Co. './' 1 , 800. 00 2, 880.00 Rent , Auditor and .Ass 1 t. Treas. Dept . Rent , General Office 2, ~80 .00 Rent, Engina er' s Office 222.00 Janitor Service, Engineering Dapt. 500.00 ,, Coal , light a.-.id ,,at er 1, 350. 00 i!ages , 1:1essen6 er and Junior Cl e1·k , ll1r. 'l'@.ll t1ir e ' s office 900.00 Total - ~ y ,532.00 yearly II "It If " " " :.no , 300.00 minus J 9 ,5 32. i)O leo.ves a o a l anc e i :'l the red for the new building of J 768.oo. Tharo is 11:, doubt but that a great i mprovement in economies would become apparer.t by ha1ring a general office buildi:r.g and certainly ui th all of The Paciflc Union/Coal Company family in one building, \"/orking 1-mrler r:iore favorabl e conditions, cconon~es would be accomplished, nhich Y1ould more than offset tnis apparent deficit 1 of .,,, 768 .00 annually. The old building t hat Ur. S\·1ann now occupies could no doubt be rented as a business house or rooming ilouse for a rente.1 large enough to overcome the appurent annual deficit . Ho..-;ever , g;iving consideration to all .:i.nt;l es of the situation, ne feel that instead of starting to work out ths details for a building now, on account of 1 �• J - - 3 ,M fact that the budget items must soon b e submitted, it v10uld be better if we gave more detailed consideration during the year 1925, as we f eel we would then be in a much better position to give intelligent cons ideration to the whole situation and certainly ,;ie cannot be any wors e off under the present conditions for another year tha n we have bee n for t he last f i ve year s. The estimat e we 1~ de does not include an item of -~20 ,000.00 which we are now carrying for insuranc e t o cover v a lua ble records in the Engineering Department which may b e lost on a c count of fire . annually. Th e premium on t h is amounts to $200. 00 If we had a new building r, i th good f i re proof vault s as r,e contemplate building , this item could be practically cut out. When t h es e i tems a re g iven con- sideration, it would seem that v,e \'1oul d b e justi'fled in bu ildi ng a new building . , I l �SURGEON'S CONTRAOT. I I 'b ~is oontraot entered into this !st, day of April, 1924, by and between th e RELIANCE HOSPITAL COMMISSION said Cornmiaoion constituting of throe employees of th e Union Pacific Coal Compan; employed at Reliance as provided ~n this a~ree~ent and assigned at Cheyenne, V7yoming between the rep~a:aentat::i.veo of . District No• 22 on tije United Mine Workers of i'.)nerioa and The Southern Wyoming Coal Operators Association; PARTY OF THE FIRST PART AND DR , JOHN E, FUHRER, party of the SEOOND PART, all of Relio.nce, Wyoming. WITNESSE'l'H: 'faat in all ca ses or injui'y to a nd of eiclmeos of employees of THE UNION PACI FIC COAL COH?ANY including their f amilies nt Retie.nee, Wyoming t he said fARTY OF THE fiECOND PART for and i n conuideration of t he COVEiltd:I'S a nd AGREEMEHTS here inafte r cont ained agr ees to perform all ·the necessary SURGICAL and t~DICAL services fo r t he treet men~G of se.id employees , provid ed that accidents accrue on the \'lay to and from or ill or about the mines, e.nd a ll diseas es that are contracted i n t h e Camp of Relia nce . The party of t he S"CCOND Pt.HT agr ees to furnish o.11 ne ceaaa1·y SURGICAL DRESSI NC-S for the s a1ne at his offi ce . or nt t h e home of the employees free or char g e to t he empl oyee , except fo~ OB3TI'TRI CS , MID'JIFF.RY (This to include cases of mia-curria ge) VENERIAL DISEASES or diseas~s r eaultinG f roE IM'IBJ:TERANCE and DI SE ASES Ct,LLING FOR VACC INE or SERUM TREATi'T!:I'fJ' • The char ge s for obs tetrics sha ll b e Tl:'ENTY F:[VE (25 . 00) DOLLARS ; fo r tiIS-CARRIAGE' T':/E i~TY FIVE (2,5' .OO) DOLLARS• Th e p oyment of thes o fees nnd tho fi rst coat to me of' the va ccine a nd ser1.,m t o be guaron"tee d by t ho HOS?I'i'AL CDr.1.'.I SSION. THE PARTY OF THE F:rnsT p/,RT aGr' 0 O S t O po.y t o T'ffC PAR'1'1 OF Tfih SFCOND PART for su ch s ervices, rLEDICTIJES Aili) $i,Rr:I CAL DRES'i lliGS t he s ura o f 'l"\'.'O ( 2 o00) DOLLARS pe r capi·~a of all employees at rtelion oe, Uyoming t1h o s hul l be nss ocsad f or the Hoa pit el Il'un d upon t h e pay r olls of t he Union Pacific Cool Company . In a ll ca.see ':.'HE ? ARTY OF THi: SECOND PART n[;reos t o r:1nl, e rcpo r✓.;o t o 'iliE PARTY CF T'riE FI RST Pi\RT and to THE U1JIOrl PACI FI C GOAL cm.!?MlY a l'ld -to U3 e all dilieonce and discr etion in as ce rtai ning and r e co r ding all fu cto be ar ing on ·iihe cause of t ho a cci den·l; t o any and all employe es. Tao said PARTY OF THE SECOND PART i'urt ho1~ ~gr e es that in the co.oe of employees t ransf erred to th e WYOUING Gi='. NERAL HOBP I'I'AL a t Roclt Spri ngs eit h er for Surgical or ?.b di ca.1 -tr eatment , to perform all s urgicol nnd medical t r eatment for s a id porson, oud i n considero:tion for the s aid s er vicas TI-a; F ARTY OF THY,: FIRST PART agr ees to pay to THE PARTY OF THB SECOND PART the Gmount of ':'JIIR'l'Y {30.00) DOLLARS per month. No indebtedneso shnll be incurred for the Commicsion of t he Union Pacific Coal comp~.ny \7ith,ut spe cial perr.,. is sion be i'crc cont ni.ct ing the omneo THE PAR':'Y OF THE SECOND PAR'l' agrees to use all diligence to i:1eJ<0 knorm hi<;; • wherabouta by Te lephone or othe?'1-n.se in the ev on·i; ho is o.bsent from the Camp so that he may at once b e loaated. THE p t-ETY OF THE SF.COND P AJtT agrees to treat all di s e nses of th e DYE EAR NOSt;: or THROAT as lend os the services of o specialis'ii o.:re rio-ii t1oeded or requi;edo ' It is further understood the.t THE PARTY Oli' 'l'HE S1'!:CDND PART shall durinrr all days of the year maintain "OFFICE HOURS" ,1hich shall be plainly ma rke d unan ·i;he .., door of his oifice, excepting the first and third S u ndt>.ye of the month d~ing tl10 SumLJer months \'l ben the mines are not norking but t 1::o a11d throe R week This e.greemant remains in force until April l, l9~!3!incl mnyba ;;rrnii'l ·i; ' ~ , ---at any time for causa upon 30 days not;.ce being given t hercP. by Th.~ PARTV 0 , rr~ , ecl FIRST PART to THE PA RTY OF THE SECmlD PART or by simila~ oti'Ce 5iven by. ··m ; ••l~ 1 OF '11iE SBCUND PART. .l .u, PAn.TY IN ffi'l'NESS ~HEOF' the parties hereto hove s0t their hands Elt'ld seals t his let day of April A.D. 19240 c.~pr Party of th~ first part Party of the Second Part I �I f· ....~. e;:~ ;._ l,.~_! : ·., • • ·~-~ ,i~ • • ,! t1 .. ! 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Rock Springs IC COAL COMPANY MINE N0.8 D~~gua t 30th, 192 1 'y TIME REPORT . . 192 G 21 S000 HRS. RATE ~1068 ~2 .99 µ. . 611 - .99- II II Timber .86¾ II II Rock Drill __J.2_ _8_a._J:L II II I ..... ngoMachine II II II ' ~? 8 b.<;t4 CHARGE TO WORK PERFORMED I Rep. Track ik:aintena.nce ,,,...,.....__ ~.32 8022 8 8 022 7°78 __ - 8 o l 91:;~-!_A..J)_._& • L • _St.Qp_p i ng Fans & Overcast ).9.,.QQ_ 16 99 .99 Hauling 40 0 592D 5 1/3 II 10o 56 -- 0 2/) 15.84 0 H&M ,Mo t or and 9 9_ ..H@,J.lJ, i n c- .Ro_pJL.l:Ia ul a,g e .09 Sub-Station II . ,I - 9-~ _ J..O_ 23-'WlQ ,...J :,6 2 20..Q.,_Q.Q_ II Surface I:fQ i5t 11 . O 16.60 1 f., B 2US ,.J)JL Q _9..--5.o_ .]? 11) J 1 003-} Mining J -6._..__6_6_ _i.6_ 25'0 . Q_Q_ Erop'3 t•c' I II I 4S'.31 . ,,,,. ' ,,,-/I,, ~-.,-., /,}-' -~' ~ I ~ ~7 ~~ '\ C ,, _,__£/? / / MINE SUPT. ENTERED BY'" /' ~ ~ ,_, • ¼ -k/-u~ ;;: - ,-,,,z;,. .:(__ ✓✓,. "',~- =1" ,, ~ . J1 __,I • �.. I a.~\ .;,.,-,.,, \J ' •. 0 \ .,, vi... . ... I \.,"\,.l ( \I \<.r'q ~ ,, '"~ I /11 I ~ t ' (, "_,, , J '\. ' ' --------- \ ... ( , , .. . C l_,. l(...,/ \ \ ✓ C-· I �l'.!.'HI S AGREElTENT , ma.d e e.nd entered i nto this f irs t day o f May, 1 920, by a n d bet we en THE UNI ON PACI FIC COAL COL'IPAlIT , a c orporati on o rgani zed under the l aws of t he S t ate of Wy omi n g , l e sso r , par ty o f t he f irst part , a nd 'l'IfOMAS LOV'.'il , ofITanna , Car bon County, '..<yor.oing , l e ssee, party of the s e cond :part: WI TUl:iJSS~ 'i'H : 'UI:I~EAS , t h e party of the f i rs t part is the oYmer o f the c e rta in prope r ty i n Hanne. , '.!y omi ne; , upon v,hi ch i s si t uated an Opern Ho use containing : Cl ub Rooms, Re ad i nr; Room, :Pool He.11 , BoYTli ng Alley a.nd Sales Room. TilffiR~AG , the pa rty of the second pa rt desi res t o l e a se the premis e s above described , f or the Durpo se o f conducti ng t her ein a Bar ber Sh op , Pool Hall , Bor,ling Al l ey , iJeu s Stand , e tc. Al.so for the s a l e o f 1'obacco s , Soft ~ rinks , Ca11di es, Nu ts and I c e Crea.1;1. no·:; , '.i'll l U FORS , the pa i~ti es hereto a g r ee u s f ollo\'rs: l. '.l'he par ty o:f the f i r s t pa r t l e a ses t o t h e par ty o f the second part from month t o mon th , 'begi nninc; on t he date o f the s e pr esents, t hat certain buil di n a in Hanna , \!yo mi n e; , knoYm as the Opera House , f or the pur p os e o f con duc t ine; there in a Moving I.> ic t u re Show, Barber Shop , Pool Hall, Bowli n ~ Alley, :News Stand a nd f or the sal e o f '.l.'o bacco s, Soft Drinks , Candy , Hut s and Ic e Cr ean., a nd said premises sh a.11 not be u sed for rmy o ther pu r pose , nor f o r the s o.le of any othe r a rticl es ; that s o.id Oper a House and the rea ding r oom therein sha ll be kept in a clea n , t i dy and ~anitary condition . ~ - - - ----== The oeconrl p~rty r epreoento t o = - - = = == = - · - �. . . . ~- •· I •• --. ·.• • C . ~ . ,~ �tax returns made by the Lessee to the Internal Revenue Depa rtment. 3. I n calculating the ~ercentage of r eceipts , the basis shall be gro ss sa1 es or receipts in Hanna , whether the same be for cash or f or coupons issued by the first party's store, whether such s ales a rc f or cash or for credit, and the same sha ll be asc ertained monthly and paid on the first day of each month. 'rh e r·irst party's repres- entative shall have the ri cht to inspect the books of the second party at any t i me for a:ny purpose connected ui th this lease. The party of the second pa.rt agrees t o accept at par as payment for any article solci by him , or for the rendition of a ny ::,ervice in connection ¥.ri th the busine2s above mentioned e.t Hann~ , Y/yoming , coupons issued by the fir5t party' s store ~t H~nna, 1 /yomin~ , o.nd the party of the first part agrees to redeem s a i d coupons in each, at par, on the f i rst day of each month follouin~ the month in uhich the same were received. 4. This agreement shall continue for the period of one year, but TJJ!JY be termina ted by either l.')n.rty giving to the other party thirty (30) day's notice of ito desire so to terminate, and that at the eA1.)iration of said thirty- day period t ~is agreement ohall be terminated; provided that for breo.ch of any r epresent ation or covenant h er e in contained, · either perty may co.noel end terminate t h is agreement, ,11th or without notic e . I N ~-!I'.i'H'J1SS zrrrmREOF, the po.rties hereto have caused �the same .to be executed the day and year first above \'Tl..i t ten. .._., ~\ Witness: ; ;J \... '.t'H:Z mr J: zACil!'IC COAL· COiffP ANY' By ~~ / ~ l?'?/--r7/l,6 General i'.ianager Party o:f the first l)a,rto ·' Party or ~ne S"'Cond - - -~nrto n .,_. \ �• - - · · -·· · j ..... , .. ' File A-180 ,r- Mro No H. Loomis: I return herewith agreement between Thomas 1,ove and The Union Pacific Coal Company covering the operation of the Opera House and privileges at Hanna, Wyoming, wh ich was submitted to me with your letter of June 14tho r I observe that the agreement has already ·been fully executed. It seems to me from such information as I can ,· j gather from the contract itself , that several points may have been overlooked in di·awi ng i t. very likely the building con- •r tains furni tu.xe and fixtures which a re included in the lease but · nothing is said therein ab ~ut the ownership of such furniture and fixtures,nor is there a schedule attached to the l ease to . identify themo l!'Urther, if such pe rsonal property is leased, .i. there should be some provision in the agreement imposing u~on ~ the ~essee the obligation to give it proper ca reo j ~ j ~ 1, -.; ~ ~•he liability for maintaining and repairing the contract. )-.,,, J' \'J hile a charge of $ 10000 a month i s indicated to pay for water and light, nothing is said about the heating and this should also be covered by a suitable provision. d Jf '\ i~ r imagine that the £essee will continually be exceeding his rights under this lease in the nature of merchandise sold by him as the limitation as to articles to be sold is probably more restricted than \Vas meant. He i s specifically prohibited from selling any other articles than those mentioned and those mentioned are tobaccos, soft drinks, candy,nuts and ice cream . ~his would preclude the sale of fruit and other articles which are usually and properly sold at a refreshment stand. .... },_.. .6nc. ~~ ~ ~ ,! ~ J~ "'-,C': i i """ -- .. ...__ �r 7 ,J1.mc 1 '7, 1<J20 . ?·'..ll.~:t .·c ' JliC:,'v.u 1< 1 ,,...._ J, . :. ,.c t! o .:. 1... ,~ t l ~11 I.l Gto L'C Ycuro truly• J I L _ __ J ..,_._. 1.- �--· ..----- 09 S'OBJ~OT: ,,-... Lease of Thos. Love covering Oper~ and Club House at THE UNION PACIFl'C COAL COMPANY OE'Jl'ZO.lll OF NO• A U D I T o R 2 - 878 Cheyenne, V/yo. ; June 16, 19 2 O. s. Brooks, Genera l Lianager, Rock Springs, \'Tyo., I.ir. E . D1e a r Sir: \'!ill you please advise whether monthly collect ions"' from Thos. Love , for rent a l and commiss ion on r eceipts from Opera and Club House a t Hanna , will be made . by the 11ine Office or Store? ,..l... , \-Jill you a l so pl ease adv ise, whether collections h ave ,._/ ' been mad e for the month of iJay and if so, wha t disp osition was made of the receipt s? Upon receipt of this informa tion, I wi ll issue instructions as to how reports should be rendered and the transactions handled in the accounts. Yours respectfully, 1/._ . I• �r IJ"Oft3ol 100 ., ~ -- ~,., Cl<.~ 'li"IHIIE 1IJN:U:@N PA<CJIFIC COAL I.' W,_D, BRFlNN-A'N, GE;NEAAL MANAG&FI J une 14, 19200 Mr. N. H. Loomis, Corporation Counsel, u. P. Bl dg. I Omaha, Neb. ,.--.... LAW r)E"PT~ JUN 1 6 1920 U. P.R. r<. Dear Sir: Herewith agreement between Thomas Love and this company covering the operat ion ofOpera House and privileges at Hanna, V/yoming 0 Un der the ol d basis we made nothing on the deal , whereas under t re pre sent scheme we are getting B.% of the receipts. This form of contract, go tten up by the Law Department at Portl and, I believe1 has be en in use in the State of V/ashington for ten or more years past. If the document is approved as to form and execution, will you kindly sq endorse and r eturn to me? Yours h-...1!_. �r - - - -~ o n - ·• -r H . ,. - • o.-)il:!.C , Cor ) orati on Coun~el , 'G • I>. l;l r1 r-~ • , 0,J..!i.Q. I :;et • ( J on uncle:..· t :.... i 11 ,,/0 •. ]:i ll,- .; .,0 t :cc.' ::iC 1' �- - ..:r . ~hi l St urht•ln , 1 ~._ll cc? , :.1'-a \.:,, Oo ll .ve you'.!'3 C) t :1 r c l ·;..tive to ::kli~ nee Club Hot~ae. ~o::-ry J o o cl :1ot Lrin:-· i t uo so o11c1.~ .. . ,·: r . ·-• it i ::: ,. .......-. t �- j, --d. ---. I rl J. t ~:·- i'll 1Jc.. r, . :-:o , GU_._, 1~- o • __11 t:!in ·o .:}.'.l.?' ~i,., d i i.: :..,uc: . ) L,-~ :.., , , A Di et . • l~ . '3 • .J . i r; �V I BTAtl~.R ~ '&-t••, 60001 BOJ3Jlllorr Lease With Thos . Love coveringope~na and Club House at Hanna· :, ·, ,20 I \ THE .UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY ~ l<EP.LY PLlDASJII Rtnll'Ell TO 2 - 878 NO, A U D I 1l'OR Cheye?,ne, Wyo., June 11, 1920. B o S. Brooks, General I::Ianager, Rock Springs, Wyo., I.Ir o ,.,. . __ I Dear Sir : I have your letter of June 3, with which yo u enclosed lease to Thos. Love of Opera and Club Hous e Build ings a t Hanna. o In 1915, President I:.iohler instructed tha t all Contracts, Leases and Agreements, should have the approval of the Law Department, before being executed by the General li'ianager. These in- structions were confirmed by 1i:r. Bissonnet in June 1919. I am theref ore, returning Contract with r.ir. Love to you, in order tha t it may be approved as to form and execution by .the Law Depa rtment. I h ave kept a copy of this Agreement,for our information, until the original is returned to me. Yours respectfully, Audit-Oro - -- -·- f �BOWl,,ING ALLEY ,... "1.QL T ~ BLES MOTION PIC'J'.~R~ S SOFT DRINKS ,Rq~H:~ .~Yf~/ 11 U I \ I JI/N l :~ 1920 ! Gl-,j t!• I. 1,/l ..,iGI: : i L HANNA OPERA HOUSE AND C LUB ROOM S - ~, THOS. LOVE, MGR. HA NNA, W YOMING . J une r 11th, 1 9 2 0 . '.Mr. E. s. Br,oks, Uice-? r es id en t & Genera l l.I3r. union P u~i fic C0~l Co, R.'.Jck Sppings . ·:!y omi nc; . 1--.. 3 p3r ).l ~ ~ ..J11ve !"s ti) ..1 -, :::::. ~1 ~ • ..,.. a ~) - 1 ...,:_ \ ~e:ra Hoc1se .o.t. :::u::eri"lr ;: ml !":eli. J n c e , • •✓ :,- _ , 1.., . Llt~ f0ll~=ins pr?p~s iti~n; a.11..: F?r the ? ?Jl Ha ll und ~pe rn li?use c onces~i ~n a t Superi '.lr vnd Relinnce, ''!y~mins , includi ng r~n t o.nd electric ll,;ht f o r the e ntire b u.ilding , L .., ill "[l':.lY 8,/4• 'lf cros s business d one . St~re c~Ehi er t J c~ec~ ~ aE iness ~s often I I l' ·• • : lie s ~:;cr.i. --~..tr-•-: <-1t .:u•)t•r:. o :r t r.c: ?.oli.:-nce vre b o th 3J } chairs for Supe ri Jr ::md 20~ cha i:rs f1r Reli a nceo Fr~m my ex~eri unce ut Hanna i find th~t the ~ l o.in f'Jldin g cho.ir iz the m::>s t se~~vicc.:.i.ble . .11:ile there :.. re Eevero.1 o ther i mpr o vemen t s t:> be rco.de , a s t1 the nppe r anee .:-.nd f-:>:c the c 1:nf'Jrt ) f tl.e e.:i.:,1. JY 1,h, s , t ~. ·- ~~ o :.. : .l. J-:ll 't.. - """ n ,J.,,.i;. e .;?~l'::.. JHu.l:. j , i. .Le c .1"-- 1·~ :J~ .... l!L,; lLl~ onl y nee esso.!"y expense needed ut the pres e n .t time to put b oth Jpero. ii'1v.ses in a w:,rlcuble c rnd iti~n . i1, r.ccd of c l airs - Sh::mld l be ~rante d these c:mccssi :>ns 1 ,_,, il l ondeavot t 1 ~ i vc t?.. ;:; s<1::r.z se~v irt:i ....t '.': :..~ ve:rior c.-1:c, P.e liunce as l 1:v.ve .;i v1:-n a t fomna , 0.1:d t J c Jnctuc t st..u:? ln a. sut .J. cf'&<'.'t'Jry munner t o y0ur C'Jmpany and employee s , �,.._. ___ - - - - -' l l, J [ UJ.::.t:!, , ._;·) i I . - \ l I I IJil'' : ; .. i9?.(J r -------- ---! Fro0k~ , Gen. ~er , Unic~ Pac~fic Coal ro,, :.;y d ear ;,tr. B:::-0oks : I c..rr. w:ri t inr- to vou in re e-ards to t ~ e Funr,alor, Clubx ~ouse here at ~eii~rc~. I mic:ht cay tha~ I he.·,e b en oi;.era':.i ne thP picture ma.chirnrn hPre since the con:.t11...ctior. of the bui lrl inr , I o.rn deej rio•.m to r ,'!ilt the c;e.i.'le , :h3t h, thP Car,cy Store Pool ~~11 and The ~~~e. As I have -,o rk e,1 :.:k !'P 3or. lor1r , a>1ri. a,:: "1~1J l<1 erq.lcyer;:i: of the Corn_pany , c:;c1M 15 years , I ·,ie:h y ou :;ould c_ivc• thiu your kind anrt ci.lrefull conside:!"r!ticn . I a;n au~e t hat if yo 1.J. ·.v ill rer.:. t o 1ne I cun 1,ut ..the place in ouch a cond ition th;;,.~ it will be of benefit to t i,e pv.1:: lic and all coroerned . Thz.r.:.<i111; yo:..i i n .;.dv-..nce for your kind c\ !id c a reful cor:u ider- ation, Youra ver y truly )£·/7f~u__ I a1.: I Pelie.noe, Wyo • , • .June 9 •. 1920 • _ __:Li/<::, L :: • 1 p . '1 . ' the presPnt o p er~tin~ t~P ~ic ture show. l _ �• I ,...,, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY E. E. CALVIN, 1416 DODGE STREET PRESIDENT. OMAHA, NEBRASKA On Line,, Union Pacific Railroad,, June 8,, 19200 JA:r. E. r s. Brooks,. General F:Ianager, The Union Pacific Coal Co.,, Omaha,. Nebraslca. Dear Sir: This will acknowledge receipt of yours June 3t with which was enclosed copy of neTT agreement made with Mr. Thomas Love,. covering use of Opera House at Hanna. This seems to be a very advantageous change. You should have the operation of these facilit ies carefully watched~ however, in order that they may properly fit in with our gener al plan f or betterment o:f welfare v,orlc. Yours �J .Tune S • 1020 • . , . :J. C~l·ri n , CJ i UC l1 t, 0 L.r. T:1.:?u.... ~. J.,c·.re , .t.:.:.11a··c1· o; tllc 02crc. llo1!r:c> .:'\::uoeucmt ·:r4Ji. , ntc . , ..~!- :.:1me:. , •• t~· l!i..tvi11~ .:v:1- u~2 c:C u12 ti:c !li\.. c.1.·t ..~, .)::.r-..:.?il'.'!'n~.ic. , 0tc. , :_u,l 1;r.:in • :,:.id a .::i.":..:•.r:,• n.::; J"::.nitor i:a &zcc~..o of t·r~ .:i.·u.t 1:c '.. 1.;1·,; -.•0. c ci ,.,.:n · ircc :l:.:·l. r,u _, st~11\!l: :.?..u too ~ i l, ~.. :.l ~ :n'O)O ·1 t i n ,1.·.! .:; ~le "u·,t~;inoo::: .:WtOU:"ltr: ·~o ,1u1 H'. t,. o tJ, l..-.11c1 clol ).u1•:; r~c:1t!:1;;· , :,o I ·:~.c. 7at t~\t:: .. ca docu.1~:.1G c!r ·~,·; .i : .... 1c1 !:i(;11otl. . u1~ l"'i;;Ycnue, un c_• -c~ c n;::• :i:_•;::..~::c _c_1t, r.·1c.ulc , \,·.Lb ... -◊ • ,..- c;• v '') _:.J..; • •::~1•• .., ,.' ,., • "~ 'J\.i _J(. l . -~11 c..H, -:!. cuo1::c-t. ~ 1:no_)c U) . t "·.. -- ,. • • �-- .,, June 3 • 1~2G. 0 .. �I I June 3, 1Q20. Dc~r fiir: ...,.. • �- ; - THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY ~-6 .:~("')-._-._, W , D. BRll>NNA,N, G•NCftAL MAHAOlfll ROOK SPRINGS, WYOMING May 29, 1920. Mr. s. D. Briggs, Storekeeper, Hanna, Wyo. Dear Sir: Herewith, four copies of lease of Opera House bui lding at Hanna and privileges to Thoma.a Love , one year from May lat, 1920, $10. 00 monthly from Barber Shop and eig ht per cent of the g ross receipts f rom the various concessions. Will you please have signed by Mr. Love and his signature witnessed'l 4 J- • .. encl. �u~lli©U::H/ iJ ~WLING ALLEY •. SOFT DRINKS 0 '- TABLES MAY G ~ 1920 j GEfllRAL rtflf l ~ ' MOTION PIC TURES ROAD SHOWS HANNA OPERA HOUSE AND CLUB ROOMS THOS. LOVE, MGR. HA NNA, WYOMING, -· r • - • ~. ...,.;.1.l ~ ,r-?"' t ."'. , .... ·· ' • ·l ..;> r .:> Ji-: s . V.i.C' P, _ ._-;r e Si d e ! l t ...• .,;,1! 1\:: r..,2. ..:. ll .... ue ::' , ;_,n .._ O f. =- ,l~ :i. f ,;_ ~ ': )' - ,.. .)~ •t-',. l._, • :--i..oc~ .. ~1)~.!.n~ : , •..J '_; ::.i .'1u • .,...... n s per J lU l et te r Jf ~~ .. 1 ~~th , rol~tive t:> !lJu~e b"'1:ld.inJ - ~:~ 2r t .... ~ f:,llo·: .'ini; :)rJ~.)~it:~rl • .!.'';-ir 1 ...ile :-- > ..,:_ .. 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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1920-1927 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4c1331e96a277afec7ea9aebd60b7002.pdf 5b4862b3afb85416cd91610749f9e3bd PDF Text Text I ADDRESS ONLY COMMISSIONERS ~ 0--- HARRY B . MITCHE LL. PRESIDENT l.lJCILl.l. l;°OSTER MCM!Ll.lN UNITED STATES C1v1L SER\h c ARTHUR S. FLEMMING LAWSON A. MOYER , EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A.ND CHI EF EXAM INER / " CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIO N" j IN YOUR REPLY REFER TO CoMM1ss10N FILE WASHINGTON, D. C. IRr-R:ILP:17.3 AND DATE OF THIS LErr£R ' August 6; 1942 r Mro R.R. Knill, Sec. ?reas. ,,,.._-=sn Amer. Inst. of Mining & Metallurgical Engrs., Inc. - Union Pacific Coal Co. Rock Springsi> \Vyo. L •l l Dear Sir: Today there is an acute need for additional mining and metallurgical engineers to carry on important war projects. The Civil Service Commission is accepting applications for these positions until further notice and persons with the required experience are urged to apply at once so their services may be available. Enclosed is an announcement showing the requirements and the salaries for the various grades. No written test is to be given-applicants being judged entirely by their training, experience, and record of accomplishment. If you know of any mining or metallurgical engineers who have not al.ready made their services available to the Government and who could serve in a civilian capacity now, the Commission would deeply appreciate your help in calling this announcement to their attention. If interested, they should secure application forms at the nearest first- or second-class post -office- and fozward them- at once ··to the Commission. Your assistance in recruiting qualified persons for these positions will be an invaluable service to the Government ... By direction of the Commission: J)~ Wm. C. Hull Enclosure Executive Assistant �Ameqdment to .Announcement No; 173 (Unassembled); Amends Supplement to Issue 1 of Form 2279 ASSOCIATE, $3,200; UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ENGINEER, $3,800 A YEAR ALSO:_ HEAD, $6,500; . PRINCIPAL, $5,600; SENIOR, $4,600; AND ASSISTANT, $2,600 -A YEAR (All branches of engineering except chemical, marine, and naval architecture) The U. s. Civil Service Commission hereby amends Announcemen~ No. 173 to include the optional branch, METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING. Applications for positions in this field of engineering, previously rated under Examination Announcement No. 10 of 1941, will now be accepted and rated under the terms of Announcement No. 173• Further information regarding the examination is contained in the examination announcement. - - - - - - - - - - -- -- ------ - - Issued: January 12, 1942 �UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS' No. 173 (Unassembled) HEAD ENGINEER, $6,500 A YEAR PRINCIPAL ENGINEER, $5,600 A YEAR SENIOR ENGINEER, $4,600 A YEAR ENGINEER, $3,800 A YEAR ASSOCIATE ENGINEER, $3,200 A YEAR ASSISTANT ENGINEER, $2,600 A YEAR (All branches of engineering except chemical, metallurgical, marine, and naval architecture) . 'J'.he Un_ited States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for the positions ~amed above. A1: phcat1ons will be mted as soo_n ns practicable after receipt at the United States C/vil Service C_ommi~si?n, Washmgt?n, D. C., until Decembe: 31, 1942, n~d ccrbficat10n made ns the needs of the service may reqmre. If sufficient eligibles are obt,amed before the date sp~c1fied, the receipt of applications may be closed, in which case due notice will be given. . . This announcement cancels and supersedes Announcement No. 69 for Principal Engineer and lower gra.des, rnsued April 7, 1941. The eligibility of pen:ons rated under Announcement Nos. 61 64 83 and 98 of 1940 and Announcement No. 69 of 1941, will be continued for the dura.tion of the eligible lists resulting from thes~ ne'w e~n.minations. •Persons who have attained el}gibility under Announcement Nos. 61, 64, 83, 98 of 1940 or No. 69 of 1941 need not apply for this examination unless they consider that th1;Y now possess the qualifications for eligibility to a higher grade of position or for a branch or field of engil)eering other than that m . which they now have eligibility. . A s1,1bsequ1;nt applicn.tion will not be accepted from any applicant within 3 months of the date of reo9ipt of his preceding application under this announcement. • When an applico.nt who has been rated eligible in this examination for any of the grades listed above filed a subsequent applic~tion, but is found ineligible for a grade higher than that for which he has been ra~d, his application will be canceled and no additional rating will be assigned him in the grade for which he is already eligible. Note.-For examinations in chemical, metallurgical, marine engineering, and naval architecture, see the following current announcements: Principal Chemical Engineer and lower grades. Announcement No. 163 of 1941. Principal Metallurgical Engineer and lower grades. Announcement No. 10 of 1941. Principal J:farine Engineer and lower grades. Announcement No. 99 of 1941. Principal Naval Architect and lower grades. Announcement No. 98 of 1941. In connection with the National Defense Program, eligibles are particularly needed for filling positions in the fields of engineering listed below. Qualified_persons witJ-i such e:Kpcrience are urgep to apply at once. The majority of these vacmncies ar!'l in the Associate and Assistant grades. Aeronautical, Electrical, Radio, Telephone, Meclmnical (all branches), Heating o.nd Ventilo.ting, Industrial, Sanitary, Hydraulic, Hydroelectric, Irrigo.tion, Construction-estimating, Structural, Explosive!!, Plumbing, Public Health, Welding. Vacancies in the positions listed at the head of this announcement in Washington, D. C., and in the field, and vacancies in positions requiring similar qualifications will be filled from these examinations, unless it is found in the interest of the service to fill any vacancy by reinstatement, transfer, or promotioJ:\. The salaries named above are subject to a deduction of 3¾ percent toward a retirement annuity. Employment lists.-Separate lists of eligibles will be established in each grnde for each of the recognized branches of engineering. Applicants should state under "Optional subject" in their applications the branch or field of engineering for which they wish to be considered. Only one application should be filed by an applicant for consideration in one or more grades or optional branches. • (See paragraph headed "Assignment of grade" below.) Duties.-To perform, or supervise the performance of, professional engineering work in design, construction, survey, research and investigation in various branches of engineering. The difficulty of the work performed, the degree of supervision to which the employee is subject, or which he exercise~, and the responsibility afsumed, will be commensurate with the grade of the position. Basis of ratings.-Competltors will not be required to report for examination at any plnce1 but will be rated on the extent of their education on the extent and quality of their experience, relevant to the duties of the position applied for, and on their fitness, on a scale of 100, such ratings being based upon competitors' sworn statements in their applications and upon corroborative evidence. Statements concerning qualifications will be verified by the Commission; exaggeration or misstatement will be cause for disqualification. APPLICANTS MUST POSSESS THE FOLLOWING QUAT,IFICATIONS 1. They must be citizens of the United States on the date of receipt of application. Foreign-born o.pplicants who meet the citizenship requirement must furnish proof of United States citizenship before they will be eligible for appointment under civil-service rulel:'. 2. For positions in the apportioned service at 1,1\'ashington, D. C., they must show legal or voting residence in the State or Territory claimed for at least 1 year next preceding the date of receipt of application. 3. Education.-Except for the substitution provided for below, they must have successfully completed a full 4-year course leading to a bachelor's degree in engineering in a college or university of recognized standing. Substitution of experien_ce for_edu~ati?n.-Applicants '."ho ~ave not co~pleted a tull 4-year course lea.din~ to a bachelor's degree m engmeermg m a college or uruvers1ty of recogmzed standing may substitute expeneµce, year for year, for the education lacking. Such substituted experience must have been in addition to that prescribed under "Experience" below, and must have been in strictly technical work of professional grade and of such scope as to provide in connection with any college education completed the substantial equivalent of a completed 4-year college course in engineering. 4. Experience.-Except for the substitution provided for below, applic11nts mu~t show, as a minimum, experience as follows: . Head Engineer.- Eight years of broad and progressive professional engineering e>--perience in the branch of engineering for which application Ie ma.de! inc~uding at_ least 2 rears of unusually difficult, extremely important, and completely responsible engmeermg experience, which has demonstrated a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of engineering principles and their application, ability of the highest order in the organization, direction and coordination of extremely important engineering activities, and administrative leadership of outstanding character; preeminent and nationally recognized professional attainments in the field of engineering. Principal E-ngineer.-Seven years of broad and progressive professional engineering experience in the branch of engineering for which application is made, including at least 2 .years of very difficult, highly important, and thoroughly responsible engineering experience which has demonstrated a thorough knowledge of engineering principles and their application, ability of a very high order in the organization, direction and coordination of engineering activities of major importance, and administrative leadership of a high type; outstanding and widely recognized professional attainments in the field of engineering. Senior Engineer.-Six years of broad and progressive professional engineering experience in the branch of engineering for which application is made, including at least 2 years of very difficult, important, and responsible engineering experience which has demonstrated a thorough knowledge of engineering principles and their application, the ability to organize, direct, and coordinate engineering activities of importance, and administrative leadership; marked professional attainment in the field of engineering. Engineer.-Five years of progressive, professional engineering experience in the branch of engineering for which application is made, including at least 2 yea,rs of difficult, important, and responsible work which has demonstrated the applicant's resourcefulness and initiative, a considerable knowledge of engineering, the ability to perform work of greater than ordinary difficulty, and professional attainments of a high order. Associate Engineer.-Three years of progressive, professional engineering experience in the branch of engineering for which application is made, including at least 1 year of moderately difficult and important work which has demonstrated the applicant's initiative and resourcefulness, and ability to perform difficult engineering work under only general supervision. Assistant Engineer.-Two years of professional engineering experience in the branch of engineering for which application is made. (OVER) I I �Substitution _of gr~dunte study _for experi1;nce,-:-Graduate study in engineering successfully completed at a colo J'l/'1 l~ge or .umver_sity of recogmzed standmg will be accepted on tho same basis, and under the same restriciions as experience, up to a maximum of 3 years. ·.- > i l,11 ~ Nonqunlifylng experi~nce.-Experienco ns o. foren1an of skilled trades such ns a. foreman of steel ,vorker~, ..... t. : ·_:: carpent~rs, meehumes, etc.; or experience as operating engineman, plant maintenance foreman, and similar ?ccuputions{· or experience as installation or erection foreman, or foreman of construction on small buildmgs and ot 1er small o.nd unimportant engineering structures; or experience of n purely subprofcssiono.l n_o.ture such us engineering o.id, surveyor's o.id, computer, detail draftsmo.n, inspector on routine inspections, luboro.tori:rn on routine tests, etc.; or experience of a character similo.r to any of those named above will not be considcrccl as qualifying. Recency.-In filling vacancies, those eligibles will be considered first who show that they have had o.t least 1 year of the requirnd education or experience within the 10 years immediately preceding the date of receipt of application. Only educution or experience acquired prior to the date of receipt of application can be considered for these exurninutions. 5. ,\ge limit.-Applicuni's for these positions must not have passed their sixtieth birthday on the date of receipt of 11pplicutio11. The ago limit does not apply to persons granted preference been.use of military or no.va,l service, except that :::uch applicants mutit not ho.ve reached the retirement age. Per.sous not ('ntitle<l to military preference who are over the maximum age limit specified above, and persons c11titled to military preference who ure over the upplicable retirement age, muy also apply , if they m cGl all o/1:or rcquircmr·nts of th-is annom1.ccment. While such persons cannot be certified f~r pro).>utional appointm ent thnir qualifications will be cla.ssified and their names listed for possible use m fillmg defense nccrls whiC'lt currnot 1,e saf.isfied by normal civil-service means. Appiicams who ttti..aiH eligil>jlhy and are ~eiected for appoint_rnent must furn it;h pro?f of date of birth w ~h_e n,ppointing omccr at the time of reportmg for duty. Applicants should not submit such proof to the CIVll Service Commission. Au extension of time for furnishing proof of date of birth, not to exceed 6 months after a,ppoini meut, may be grnnted upon satisfactory evidence that additional time is necessary. Notices of r:1ting sent to eligibles will contain further information. 6. Physical ability.-Gencral requiremenls.-Applicants, at the time of appointment, must be in sound physical health. For positions where arduous duty in the field is required, hernia (whether or not supported by truss), organic hell.rt disease (whether or not compensated), or _other diseases or ~hysical defects su~cie?t to impair efficiency , to endanger fellow employees, or to constitute an undue retirement hazard, will disqualify for appointment. Persons having remediable defects or cumble diseases, who are otherwise qualified, will be admitted to examinution, but must submit proof during the life of the eligible register that such defects or diseases ho.ve been remedied or cured before they may be considered for appointment. Vision.-Vision must be at least 20/30 (Snellen) in one eye, and 20/100 (Snellen) in the other, glasses permitted, and at least 20/200 (Snellen) in each eye, without glasses; except that persons whose vision with glasses meets the requirement named above, but whose vision without glasses is less than 20/200 (Snellen) in either eye will be suspended, and they will not be eligible for o.ppointment until satisfactory evidence has been presented to the Commission showing that there is no disease or defect of the eye other than an error of refraction. • Ilearin17.-Ordinary conversation must be heard and understood at o. distance of at least 15 feet with one ear. For positions in an o.ffice or laboratory, or for desk duty, a somewhat more liberal standard with respect to physical requirements will be followed. Applicants with organic heart disease when fully compensated, or with hernia when supported by a well-fitting truss, or with other defects which will not seriously interfere with the performance of this type of duty, mo.y be accepted. Vision for these positions may be 20/30 (Snellen) in one eye only; (if the vision in that eye is less than 20/200 (Snellen) uncorrected, the application will be suspended for further investigation as stated above); and applicants may be accepted although unable to bear ordinary conversation at 15 feet with one ear. When an eligible with a physical defect not sufficient to bur him from examination is certified for appointment, objection may be made by the appointing officer and sustained by the Commission, if the defect is a disqualification for the particular position for which certification was made. Certain positions filled from these registers may require that applicants be able to distinguish basic or saturated colors (lantern, yarn, or other comparable tests). Important notice.-If, in the judgment of the Commission, the duties of particular positions which muy be filled from these examinations necessitate higher physical requirements than those specified above, persons not meeting such higher requirements may be disqualified for appointment to the positions in question, but their standing on the register, and eligibility for other positions, will not be affected thereby. A rigid physical examination will be made by a Federul medical officer or other duly licensed doctor of medicine before.appointment. Persons who are offered appointment must pay their own expenses in report ing for duty. If, upon reporting at the place of assignment, they are found ineligible because of physical defects, they cannot be appointed and no part of their expenses in returning home can be borne by the Government. The above physical requirements are those which must be met for regular probational appointment. In view of the possible shortage during the present emergency of persons who are fully qualified physically, upplications will be accepted from those who cannot meet these normal requirements but who can perform a minimum of acceptable service at the present time without undue hazard to themselves or to others. Such persons may be certified, if otherwise eligible, for temporary duty for the duration of the emergency in the absence of qualified eligibles. In the cas e of remediable defects the status of an appointment may be changed from temporary to probationary if the defect is corrected. Forms to be filed.-Applicunts must file the forms listed below with the United Stutes Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. C. Caulion.-Applicants should be careful to furnish all required information requested in the examination announcement and to answer all questions in the application form. Failure to do so may result in loss of opportunity to be considered for appointment when the register of eligibles is established. Only one o.pplication should be .filed by a person wishing to apply for two or more of these positions. (See puragro.ph headed "Assignment of grade" below.) 1. Application Form 8, properly executed, including the Officer's Certificute of Residence. Failure to execute the Officer's Certificate of Residence may result in loss of opportunity to be considered for appointment in Wo.shington, D. C., but will not 11ffect eligibility for appointment in the field. 2. Application Card, Form 4006-ABCD. 3. Preference Form 14 (blue) accompanied by the documentary proof therein required, if th e applicant desires to claim veteran preference. If the preference form or necP.ssary proof cannot be filed with the application it mo.y be submitted at the earliest possible later date. Failure to submit such evidence promptly may result in loss of opportunity to be considered for appointment. Proof of education.-Applicants may be required to present to the Commission proof of completion of the college courses claimed. Proof will be requested by the Commission, if required. Assignment' of grade.-Applicants for the higher grades who are found not qualified therefor will be cons.idered for the appropriate lower grades. Persons who are found eligible for the higher grades will also be rated for the appropriate lower grades if they have eiq>ressed a willingness to accept the lower salaries. • Certificution.-Certification to fill vacancies in these positions in the field service will be made of the highest eligibles on the appropriate register from the entire country who have not expressed unwillingness to accept appointment where the vacancy exists except that certification may be restricted to residents of the State or group of States in which the vacancy exists provided that satisfactory evidence is presented to the Commission, by the department or office requesting certification, showing' that the needs of the serv:ice will be ~etter met by ~uch restricted certification. The department or.office requesting certification of eligibles has the legal nght to specify the !:ex desired. • If immediate appointment is necessary to meet the needs of the National Defense Program, th_e· Commission may certify eligibles who are immediately available. Fingerprints.-Fingerprints will be taken of all persons appointed from these examinations. . Application forms.-The necessary forms may 'be obtained from the Secretnry, Board of United States Civil Service Examiners, nt any first- or second-class post office, except in district headquarters' cities, listed below, where the forms must be obtained from the United States Civil Service District Office. The forms may also be obtained from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. The title of the examination desired should be stated. Atlanta, Ga., New Post Office Building. Boston, Mnss., Post Office and Courthouse Building. Chicttgo, Ill., New Post Office Building. Cincinnati, Ohio, Post Office and Courthouse. Denver, Colo., New Customhouse. New Orleans, La., Customhouse. New York, N. Y., Federal Building, Christopher Street. Philadelphia, Pa.:1 Customhouse, Second and Chestnut i::itreets. Seattle, Wash., Post Office Building. ·st. Louis, Mo., New Federal Building. St. Paul, Minn., Post Office and Customhouse. San Francisco, Calif., Federal Office Building. Honolulu, T. H., Federal Building. Balboa Heights, Canal Zone, Secretary, Board of United States Civil Service Examiners. San Juan, P. R., Chairman, Puerto Rican Civil Service Commission. THE EXACT TITLE<-OF THE EXAMINATION DESIRED, AS GIVEN AT THE HEAD OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, SHOULD BE STATED IN THE APPLICATION FORM ~ A I asued December 16, 1941 . 17&-2 U. :,. OOYl::RNllENT fRINTINO OFF1Ci1 tUI �\ L • l;(.,2. ;,~; •1 L\.:L: t• ..... ~1~· ' t..:::.:,'"_.:f \ 1 (.) },'L .:. '.;. l;\_,,/it_; -..J "' •_, 0 .i:'t -8 ~~0 ! 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Our profes s ion , and tho i ndust r i ea nc r epr~nent~ play a rn.aj o1" pa.rt, i.71 t ho cf f or t; us , 0.i".lbo:rs of t he .!.r~:,,t i tutc , ·m a.re und0r obl i 'ti on t,o 1;1cltc our or g,:m.izo.tion st,r nu 2-..nd vltoJ.. . 11 To thn-::, end :i VJO went t o cxt,onc.l t o every li . ·ibl e no 1-mcmbor ·i:,ho p ·i viloG,) o b uco.mi nr; a raombor . u~f course, i 'l:. ;·: uld a s sist gr u~tly if you cov.J. hi.m d 'i.;hc cnclosccl u.p:Jlic etion to so..10 non- merubcr fric~1tl, ofi'ol"' t o s Jonoo . h:i.r.1~ and toll him i::hy ho s hould bo enrol l ed nr::one hio i'cllo:,-cn •• nec:rs uring t hese t i.-ncs . 11 r irlll "'"·· :9:;:::Jci ·,to yom' actin n o·.i ·,hil0 t10 i cl .2. i s 0 >:.':i": osh in mi.ml . : Orisinal s;ened I. N. BAYLESS .t.AIL ~ 'TO ~ CC : i.'lr . L¼. 13 . !) .,,..yd4 r. Li. Charl co ~ rir . v. u. liurra.y Lr . Ll:i.•. H, c. .I..ivincDton Above letter -also sent to: V. lJcClelland .wr. lvir. ·V. H. ;'Jilliams 1;r. P. A. Fick I.1r. Larry Kattari Ur. J. b. .Jilson Fr. D. Zinnnermann 1tr• F. J. Peternell lr • �' • l ~ I ,. ~..!' \.t :.,.,, _ .... :_: _-- ~~; ~ ·~:0;:-r1_ ~ L .:.,.•2.'r: r ~ ~J 1 ~l : l : ~·:""::·_tf~t ...-,.:~ !; ~l~; :_._:a __ ,:,_:{~J :. :~·, ........ ~-~-- {.,~~ "-• ~,.,. ; ' ,. - .. -~ ~ L U ~:..!?8 "~----~~~? t._i._~.::: " ..~, I\ ,ji ' i t:. ( ,, . f - - ~ '·· •. ... "'"- .,,;.,. .._o -rr - --.... ___. ._ . ,;; - C ! ~ .. 1 - "w-._ : • ; ~- n f' _._,., ., .,.I --~ i.L. ~ t :' ] - _,.. -~: .... c.. ,'...: 1 1 i I \I L:: .·-- ,.. . . ·, i- I \ ) J----.1'. \ I I I I ~ . .. ,... .~ Q · - -~ -. ,J~, ~; ~ Above letter also sent to: lir. J. v. lucClelland LJ-. v. H. ~1illiams r.:r. P. A. . Fick 1-i r. Lar.ry Kattari Ur. J. E. ~1,rillson Ur. D. Zimmermann F. J. Peternell Llro ------· . \ -1 & \{:; ~~- '. ,1,• f ) ,f. �I· j i,.,, UJ.'· ·-:-: ·: ,:.:n .!,, .. t., ••'. ';'.! ', / • c. _,..,,· .. ;, . , ~-.: •.i r~dC •• ~.'; • ):,~, , ;; -~1::. i~; .~ ~---~~. c ~) ,. i, L ...ln~; . _;_•;·~c-i ·, ·• ~-Lt' _i',:.' ..::\., ;;- ::~.... l> * ., -. • ;12 .:_1 :.. . •-~L !.' , ·~f,"'i.,. :?..!.~ t:.<... {.l~;_- 1,.::i1~i "". :,':,.~'.,t C,l- s , ·,~ LI·'-~ _-;,,.:,.:~ £:- ,;!.ii.. .:. L i~~-_.. · J- ••;~_.·.:..11 t .l~-·~ l -s _cc1.~w ~-~'.•.:·~.:;,/ 2..i l;{..::~ ~.}. fC,lJ!"i u -1,• • ~ k ~-- r:~r{~. ' ~\ ..... , - 1 "'• . ... ~,~·. "~L. l- . 7.\:,l .. , c .' ·c·.~1 l~-~ ·..- ·..,.,:.~ ...u ,__ _ . ·- 0 i:uovo c;:.te;_ ~:UCv ,-.,(.;~it io: .J• 'i.l • ~ •~~lollc.r.cl r~ l....., v • ·1 illic.....lD ~r. i~. ' ,:ic:t • :.!U.~ ./ &lt.t~l z.:r. J. ..J• "ilf..Jn 1.J.?. I 2..bor..:.::ina p ~ ·1·. 1.:. J. \~to:r c.11 -· ...... .. J ~ . ..... ~- tiJ· ..,)G i, .• ,. ,· .• · : 'l.><I:• \•. �f • II oc k Springs - ·J e return herewith Au ~;l.lSt 13 , 194'2 . Ec!\.uliffe ' s l etter of thme 17, 1942 , Vfit h your pencil note concerning engineers n ot belonging to Follov1ing a re t he names of engineers in this departme nt who do inot belong to t he A. I. H. ..,,,,,.--- ,r'" D.~ ~ , J . V. _:·c~lelland , iJ . J I~ _:·:illiams , /✓ ~.,-- F. A. ¼'ick, Larry Kat tari, J . E . ·Jillson , D. Zirrmermann aJ1d F . J . Peternell. ---· ----- --- �June 17, 1942 Our 72nd Year Dear Fellow Member: Our nation is at war. Every resource is being exerted toward early and decisive victory, Our profession, and the industries ~e represent, play a major part in the effort; as members of the Institute, we are under obligation / to make our organization strong and vital. !} To that end, we want to extend to every eligi~l~/ non-member the prhrilege of becoming a memb ~r .( Won It you ~ ,~ ot at .l eas·t one person who should be· a member but is not, j and send in his name and address on the accompanying card? / ________ ,.,__,,,-- Of course, it would assist greatly if you could hand the enclosed application to some non-member friend, offer to sponsor him, mid tell h~m why he should be enrolled among his fellow-engineers during these times. I will appreciate your acting now while the idea is fresh in mind. Sincerely yours, ~=:~~ P r e s i d e n t Enclosures ?\. t.\ . • . . .; t.i ,Jt , �i ( Rock Spri s - June 22, 191~2 I. U. Beylesa : Hererd.th _copy of lettor from Mr . !,~CJ\uliffe regardine rner.:ibershi . in ~he A. I. M. E . ·::ill you contact wu, of ou:r- ste.r.r. who are not m.emJ::?ers and see if you cannot in ·uce them to join this !tec-.r . . �■ .., AMERICAN I NSTITUTE OF MI NI NG & METALLURGICAL ENGi l\!"EERS 29 'Ne st 39t h Street NeVl Yor k June 17, 1942 Our 72nd Year Dear Fellow Uember: Our nation is at war. Every re sour ce i s be ing exerted toward early and decisive victor y. Our profes s ion , and the industries we r epres ent, pl ay a major par t in t he effort; as member s of t he I nstitute , we are unde r obligation to make our organization st rong and vital . To that end, we ·Nant t o extend to every eligible non-member t he privilege of be coming a member. i'lon 't you select at least one person who should be a member but is not , and send in his name and address on the accompanying card ? Of course, it would assist greatly if you could hand the enclosed application to some non-member friend, offer to sponsor him, and tell him why he should be enrolled among his fellow-eng ineers during these times. I i!ill appreciate your acting now while the idea is fresh in mind. Sincerely yours, (sgd) Eugene KcAuliffe EUGENE McAULIFFE P r e s i d e n t Enclosures. copy '~;?!1•{.' I -:J, ..; ".. -" �1 / AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING & METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS 29 WEST 39Tt' STREET NEW YORK OFFICE OF TI-IE SECRETARY Our 72nd Year September 2, 1942 Mr I N. Bayless, Chairman, Wyoming Section, A. I. M. E. Union Paoifio Coal Co., Rook Springs, Wyo. 0 0 Dear Mr. Bayless: i l It is my pleasure on behalf of the Officers and Directors of the Institute to invite you to attend the meeting of the Board of Direotors to be held on -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 1 1942 4:15 p.m. At Hotel Statler ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. This invitation is being extended to those who are regularly invited to attend the monthly meetings of the Board, as well as to those who are serving on the Local Committees for the Regional Meeting at St. Louis. Members who reside outside of St. Louis and its vicinity are especially urged to plan to attend the Regional Meeting -- September 3O-October 2, 1942. The program for the sessions at _St. Louis is published in the September issue of 'Mining and Metallurgy' (distributed about August 28). It will be much appreciated if you will kindly advise us on the enclosed card whether or not you can attend the Board meeting on October 1. I ·~.( :: · ~ .i ~· r!', ~UL 1 • •· (Eno.) B. PARSONS Secretary �-f~· f<~; 'ii l ·~ I I ,..-~ ~. ,.. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING g METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS ,_!' ·· 29 WEST 39Ttt STREET '\ . - ') /' 1' Cl NEW YORK OFFICE OF TI-IE SECRETARY ~ ~. c:~ ·~~ ·. \;,_r.:. Our 72nd Year September 15, 191 ?. To the 8ecreta~t'ics of the Local Sections of the A.I.M.E. Gentlemen: You will be inte1•ested in knowing that the address of the HON. HAROLD L. ICKES, Secretary of the Interior, Sol:i.d Fuels Coordinator :for War and Petroleum Coordinator fer War, which will be the feature of the dinner of the Regional Meeting of the A.IoM.E. to be held in St. Louie, is to be broadcast over a nation-wide hook-up. Arrangements huve been coopleted with the Blue lfob:9rk to broadcast it through 12'( local stations between 9:15 -p.m. and 9:45 p.m., ST. wurn TH4E, on the evening ·of Thursday,· October 1, 1942. It occurs to me that you may be having a meetill8 of your Section prior to that date; and it might be appropriate to announce this so that members who wish to do so can listen 111. Trusting that the Section has a successful year, and with best reg-drda, Sincerely y o u r s . ~ /.' aA✓- · .- . ~ - ~~ A. B. PARSONS Secretary To Mr. R.R. Knill �C. S . 9-41 °IOM M Form 2191- UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANYi Time Filed _ ___M - TELEGRAM 1 �October 21, 19ls-2 ,/ ... ·7 fl Er·. -J. H. ...Tac obucci Ute.h Po·.1cr & Li gi.Tt Co!n_Jany (}reen ,.li\rer, ~-.~ro!Tling Dear L~r . Jacobucci: ·:.'e •have a chapter of the ~1oorican Insti tut0 of :Einin:; ::i.nd t:etallur 0 ica l ;;., ngincers i n i1ocl, Spr:i.riss .,, and :. . . ~)!gene Lc:\ulifi'e , ·; :co is ga.tional Pr 0sident of t his o_' ~3.llizaticn, ·::ill .d.<:e his off icial vis i t on 'i'ri d/::\Y evenir:g , Octa· er 2:Jrd . Dinrie • ·dll be at 6 p . n . nt Ho:·;--r.::J. 's G:1£'0 , foll o;.;ed y L~,: . ~cAu1iff e 's ftcldress. ·:~e should li1,e :1ery wUCh :.:.o h.sve ;:,rou p:r.~csen t. at th::.t !'!:.eetin.3 , ns I ae. sure you ·:.Jill enjoy the mes s.s1e thw.t r.:r. L:c:· uliff8 riill br•in:, to us. I ,·: ould . appreciate y our c2llin__, :.,e t o;;,.orrm•;., Thursday, advising i f you :-ii ll ..,e p:i.'~scnt . .Sil'lcc rely •;.,rours, 0rir:im:1 Si~nsd: GEC~; -··E B. P.?YD£ :\. M. ocr ... .J.. �AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ti!INING & METAILURGIC AL ENGI NEER3 29 'Hest 39th Street New Yor k Office of the Secretary 1:arch 3, 1942 Mr. G. B. Pryde Union Pacific Coal Co. Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear :.ir. Pryde : It is my pleasure to inform you t hat, pursuant to the action of the President and Board of Directors, you are appointed a member for t he current Institute year of the Committee on HEALTH .:JfJ SAFETY IN MINI:::S . I hope you will find it convenient to accept this appointment , and to notifv u.s promptly in order that your name may 3.ppe ar properly in the Directory. If you wish, you ma)r simply return this letter with your acceptance noted. • 3incerely yours , (sgd) A. B. Parsons Secretary ACCEPTED: ( sgd) George B.' Pr:}rde Signature COP Y (NOTE: aeturned, si r:ned, Larch 9, 1942.)~ - - ------ ---- �I. 1-i. Bayless, Chairman ·:~jo. :µ1z Sect io!1, 1\. I a 12 o B" ~ucl: Spl'in::r,s, '."dy om.in.5 !.). • I desire hore-iii"r,h to ubai.t r:\;1- r ~J.. ,ort n a. dele::atc -co t :,e Ql'lnur.l meeting of the .'.\i,1crica:1 Ir:.stituto of ~inin:.': G.nd tiatallur gict1J. i!°J1~incei"s: held i n i!eu York City, f'ebru,_1.ry 9th to 12t~1 , 19~2. I .,he,11 r o.:::.d this repo1<>11'.:. .:md mako comments thereon, o.rnl l ator file it Y;ith tho ~8 Cl"'ett-il:..j' • :.:;J.y I sa;:r t ,at it 1.;0,s c.. 31..eat pri vileGe for 00 to be present o:t tbesc r::toctin.:.,B o. G o delegate fro:.1 the '.;;yorain3 Section , the sessions boin~ the fL st I 11::,· c evor b,·:-,t ..,nd f!,i , <.J .ti:iou:_;h I ·w. ve bee n ::!zmbex- of' the Institute for n:n.ny ycm·s. I met-, many members, sor::ie of v,hom I have b10:·.71 for yem·s by cox."l~cspondo ,co , :J.Yi'l rene:;·ed conte.ct :.d.th others ,·kJ.om I ho.d knmm fo~:tcrly . I ,.;ot o.n 0ntirc?ly dif f erant vim,. oint tone..1"d. the -.·;m:~::: of t ho I~1;:;tlt.at0 cl'te:t' ·;e-· 1 2 r-e ... Gnt at t.hc ncatin~s ,:itii t.hc !!o,v York stn.ff 9 P.'l) outstanding inp:reosion boinc,; t i10 r.1£:,nitudc of tho r;ork ;~, 1.-: lt i s b?ia,:: tl:., __c b~, t ..1e I.ns-t,i~uLe i n ::4"1ny differ er1t s cioni:tili~~ ..:'iol t.o . ..~m1y en:;im?::d .nG !)r~blems ~ro ~e~n-~ st.u<;iied ~nd outst<;1-mlin~ contributions l't'.E.dc by ?ui?r.1D1:n~ci., . <H, only in rt::!.aJ..11.::. en,:;.1.ncel :1.n,;, but, l.11 pe1;rolcu:n and aJ. l other branches of on,eim:i0y,in5 i:it1ich are represented b,y itn members. 1 Ur o .lct.ulifi'c tmo oost helpful to ne in a ett,ing o.cqu-2.fated, E I I mot :-iz'l?lY out.sto.n.d :L1f; DC:iber:J of t i ie Inatituto v:ho:.• I ,,ould not othor;rl::;o h0.vc Get hnu it not been for t!r. r~cA1.1.liffe 's kin<lne ss i n L~-~d. 0 tl!i'°' poa :Jibic. !Jr-• ..'I.1 . !1 . vhccl::iey, n very 2,1·oninen-c. De,:i.b~r of _ t ho In.st.itut.0, Hno 8t our uld 'firJerc 1 !1cunion b.st. year , .:i.nd iJl~. L. E . .so 11.::-, rJ10 h.1~ be0 , in :;.ock 3prin~';G several times, 1:J.20 ::;ho;r~'<.i ::,G !'."...O.l'ly coli! csics ·:;hile ;_ ,:10.s in ::o'ii York. I foW1d n great doal of pleasure i.l ~ttcnc fr:.; the tcc:mico.l scc.isiona of t ho Institute, 1.. articult-..r•l:r ·.,hose o:: t, 1e Co.:i.1 J i vision, •n.'1 , -2.s tl.nt is the po.rt of' fu1£;i n3crin:; in \;hich I c :1 ic.o ~t in~:-3!'ostc~~, ;r,y i."'Opo_•t, i·.d.11 deal la.rcd :r :.iti1 :i:.h~~t phe,r:;;c of tJhc In:,rtitut0 'c ""ctlvit,ie s. '.i1hc .socio.1. o.cti·.;-l'l;i0s ,1ere e, very delir;htful par-i:, oi' the cc.ssioro, D.n ' c.;e.ve nn a.dc..it.ioaul oppo •twJ.i-::,y to r.:aot ,:~any of ti10 :.~·.Jmbc1~s and thcdl" r1iveo. I v,ould m'''O ony \';ho poGsibl y co.n do so, ·~o , uttend t he ~0s::;io:.i s c:1:. sor.;c t ·i ,. .;:;. I!ot only iiill they u.o rive much bone..,. . fit fro . an educational point of vie.; from listenin,:; to the ilif for-cnt '" p,:,.p01--a .md diacussions, but the social contacts ;-:rl th nerr,bc1·s fro:: all p;ix-ts of our o:.m country und f'ror;i other nations o.dds to -tho intor0st ::ind benefits received from attendance. �2 • .,_ • i ' :,\ r'"'J·e " , r r CGJ.scerinG on L',ont.ay· c1orninu Febrt.W.rv 9th we had !'. f tl.m 111"s "'. t .scss1.on, • t v;hich ' _, ' u 'i-:lr. Eugene ~;cJ\uliffc, President, o.nd Lir. 0 ' John n. Su.t., an, retiring 1 resident, presided, with L~r. :~dt:n.rd E. ?obie, Sccrc'i:.nry. All delegates nero called upon for two-mii;,m'ce reports, prcsentinn the nain probleos confrontin:.; thcil• sections·, and mentioning 0..'1;1 i."lnovo.tions in local activities that rd ;,;,ht be of interest to othero. 1\ gcnercl discussion was carried on us to procedure, practice, a nd policy of the Institute., the session continuin~ until noon. :.~any questions cruiw up for discussion, nnd all delegates v;erc requested to -""l vc fiveminute talks on the problems of the 3ections , handing in a typc?iritten memo of sar~0. A good deal of tho time rm.s tnkcn up on Eonday mornini:; by Colonel Arthur V. UcDcrmott , director of 00lective ,·ervicc for the City of r-:en York, nho discussed the policy of the selectiv<:: service organize.'i'..ion 2-s applying to cnglneerinc students and youns eneineers , nnd . articularly the question of de.ferment. Colonel ·.:cDermott stated the.t all m0n necessary in the wnr effort engaged in es ccntioJ. industries riho cruu'1ot b0 r0placcd because oi' a chorta.r:;c of properly- tro.incd non, nhos0 induction into tho military service ,·;ould result in a. losa of producti,on, r:ould roceive ·eterment. He sto.ted thore ,,as a Gerious shortnr,:e of cn,:;incers, end consequently engincc1·s 3.Ild Em~ineerinr; students -had been 30nerally d0fer:ced by the loctl bonrds. Honever, he warned tho.tin th0 future the Arny's nc0d of cns lncers even more than :in t,he essontio.1 industries rnic;ht eli.Minate this deferment. The question i7n.G ruined a.a to r.rhether enzineers t tolonts r;ore 'rhe Colonel stated thnt tho Army examines the ability, histor-.J, and bacl,Jround of every uan inducted into the Dcrvicc, arnl placcn them r;hei:·e thGy nill be of most use to thei:" country. Some of th: ~mbers riere inclined to dispute this, statinG that e,:o.mine.tions v1ere oft0n conducted by subordinate officers toto.lly {;lthout kno1·1lcdgc of encinecring abilities und hon they could be put to profitable v;asted ,·,hen they ·;10rc. cll"a.i'tecl. U8C. ~:r-. ,Tny A. Carpenter, delegate from Nevndn, stated thrit the loccl boarda in .r!cv.3.de. mare overzealous in taking younc 0n3in0ers for service int.he renks. He asked th().t Colonel UcDermott come out to 1eno l'..11cl. (.n..1>lain Selective Service aims to the local Group. Colonel ~cDcrmott nd:'.uttcci that no doubt because of overze~ousness nstakes ·:JGre made, but t11'JSO, he thou.,_,ht, could be corrected. 'l'he -discussion r1as mo&t int0rostine. 'l'hc second sesaion iJnS celled to order at 3 :15 p.r:1. on I-.:ond~y, nnd lnstcd until 5:15 9.r:1. A.D. Einzel, Ch.J.im1an of the Pn:)ers und Publica~ions Co.:mnittee of the Institute, discm1sed the activities of that ~0:.i:Jittcc. Hr. Sur,mn su:3t::;e:::;tcd that more p:ipcrD of n.n clomcmt~ry nntu:re be printed., nnd there :.·,us .some co1:1plo.int a.bout rlcluys in the:: notifications tho.t p::..pero had been accepted• Chairmn 3tllilru1 G:-:9lnined this waD a. ro.ther involved opzration, :-J1d tho.t, ~ihen a pn.pcr- 1·ms ,;ritten, it rias sent to u. cornr:dttoe ·.1hc, r1ent into the subject i:1C!.ttor of tho pnper 1 �II mo~t carefully . If this com..' 11itte0 could not fully O{~l'ee, it l'l.'.:\.S sent • f f erent nembers throu~1 hout the x" m:' J{...,....t "-.-.t,l • ·i er .x-£?u,.. 1ng an d e~d·t· i :i.ne by di. U.ttlted S'i:.R.tes, antl thfo, clso, took n ,:::mat deal of tine. ~-I.irw· I say, porscnal.4.,, t h0.t n.nyone uho i ·, "ites u pi?,por for the Institute mi:w be o.~n~t-:ed that, r;hile the pnpcr wJJ.1 receive co,roi'tu. -consldct't:i,tion) it rn..11 also be subjected to the most cinutc cc1.- -ut iny Gnti • i scui:ision by co::.:-iitte0 r.::em.,:,cn•s before it :i.f, even accen ted, o.n l n cren.t ri:.,.ny _pC\J:>eJ:~s , uhile :::.ccepted :for readin -, d the In~Jtit.ute e,oot:ln[Zll, arc not published. Some discussion ensued nit.h r0 •--r.'.lrt t o tho ,:orl-: of s t udent ,;uicl2nc0 , t hat 3.s guid:.ince of student en,:im:i e:Jrt..i, c.'! nd it 1·1as pointed out thnt this advice i~ n.vd i G.bl0 if ruqt1eBted . ·,l l1GY'O • . CU£JG10n ' • l;:i°Cl.~U'l,:i.ng •·1• • • ,.-,as Gone d l.6 as t O 8. ;•"(fG' h 0 d ' 0 f l.l D. cnr,ipnign to increase the endmi:.J.ent funds of the Institute ln ordcJ• that -~1 o acti vlties mi:.Jri:, be enlarged, and it nas thout,ht thut J.a1·::;0 emlov:~ Ll!vnts ,-;-ere necossm~ .Go that th9 Institu·i;,e could c.::rrt•y on i t. u ser1.r:i.c0s t o mcBbcrs in 'du0s of dcprcGcion ,·;hen income fr-om clu0s .:md r..clvertisin13 1~s. Lu"'. Par.sons c;...- -plninccl tho purpos e i3l'ld nature of the vru:·ious endonment funds , VroR this inforna.tion., and the :tnform:1tion l'.~ • ?!cAuliffc lw.s civcn r:1.:e , I. m:1 sure that ·t he funds of tho Institute ai·e looked after in the most r:t:;ticulous ,rey, mo.ny ncn ~ivin~ their tmtlr•e tir,m to tho inv0::;tr;o..onts of t c Institute.9 and e;ivin.3 us clos e cl.ttcntion to t.h~ f'irmncoo ns thoy do to t,he-1,,. personal business, nll this done ;;l.i.thout any cost to the orgo.niro:tion . It :evolo_!')acl tho.t t here 1:cra about 10,000 mer.hers ()f t Le Institute, Q.t1d ti G attendance c.'G th0s0 seo~ions nes ve1•:1· 1o.rgo . ;·;bile t\ cood me.ny :J~ople thou~ht t 'h.'.'!.t the .'1.ttendance t,oulu le.~ thiti ye1;J.: , it develo·oed t.r~t the i1.t,tendcmcc ,:<.1s , 1. littlo better than i t \ l:!. ti n year nao, 00 tlwt th0 ."J.tt-::md:mce, interect, l.tnd i'in:1ncia!. nffail--s of t h0 InstH,uto arc in <:xcellent shape at the preuent time. This session m:w cai:-ricc1 into an evening r::~:ietin_:.; . :.:io !!!O 1.--:.e;: .1bers r;c1,Qo sor10·:1ho.t critical of tl:e ~'JD.i"-Snt or;.;nnization, inascmch us they s00:a2d -~o -tldn:< it ohouJ.d .::J~1ocat.e funtlo fop the social ctc'i:ii11itics, but t!'lis Eoni .fcst ly C8.hnot b0 done, ·;·;hen consideration iG ci ven to the .a.1.ny c.ctivities of the Institute, and the expenses incident th01"oto . The }?.:i.rent or 2.nize.tion helps in a limited \'Jay, and it is doubtful if this coo be i ncroased D.t the pi-esent t.ioc. The e2;:pcnscs of ·i~hc del€catcs to t ho I :,otif,ute c~ro pnid, of course, but The Union Pacific Coal Com. any pnid o..11 ;,-:' Gxµc:-1z c s, &'l<l I pl"osented no bill for sn;;;e to the :x:.rcnt oPianizo.t:ton. A f 1s :i" others folloued the s.'.2.1::is p~oceclure . but. th,.:.t iG u ro.thor' lir.1:ltetl nwnber-. 0 I m~pl a.ined to tho r:t€etin~ tbn.t our problel':1 t1e. s ~ott:l.nc 1:1e.mbcrs too'.lthcr on nccount of t he f:i:--Cd dint m1.ccs nt which n: ,.ibc1.. s J.>osi<le, and pm~ticula.l"ly is this true during -..:i intor month~, t hit:i oi t m,t:l.on bein~ 0 �4 p:re;n.lcnt i.'1 Utah., 1:!yomint; , Coloi-·ado, cn:1 rn p,. actic ttl.l y e.11 t ho vroetorn st:rccs. Son0 of the l arger Sections L'.i'e quite active, nnd have a half-do.:,• sesBi on, rd.th se,rex-tJ. spc.skcrs, o.n a dinner in t he evening . Consi<fora.blo discussion ensued ,·iith ;rinr::bcrs of t he COJUjJittee '.'iho 1,erc clmr .:;0d ,·;ith t he d11ty of [-lJ'r.:!.n.Ji n__; t ho p1•oi1"ar,1, t he. r stating i t rias very difficult to obtain papers, nnd ,hen they r;:dte to some of tllc r.lcmbers, the-:r o.ftcn.tir:ies · do not eet even t ho courtesy of a r eply , nn' i t i ;; "\ffi r;l d.i.f.ficult to plan c}1e.2.d v1ith a oituc.tion of this kind. The corr,mittee urged all I'.lerrbers who y;cre r CCJ.UCot0d to sugc;est papers ·U nt they do tlu.3, otherwise the meetings Hould be adversel y uffectcd. There was some discussion r0cro.rding tlle beat r~ethod of a.sGir..t:i.ng loctl s tudent groups, this fro1:1 so:::o of the lurger .3ections 1;1hich do a good deal of thfo ·,rork , !·eepin!::. in clo3e toucl'; with entd.neei•ing s chool:, and rd.th the students of SG.i~,e. Qu:i't~E: n. number felt there should be mor0 money given f:.;..om tho p::.rcnt 01"cacizntion for socinl activities, bv.t the Directoi•s atntcd that this could not be done on account of the pres-cnt finnnceG of tho I nstitute, a.nd t hey doubted- i f it ri~ottl.d ever be possible fo1~ the parent Ol'8tll1.izatlon t.o cllocute suff:i.cicnt money for· the social activiticr.; of tho local Jections, mid stntcd theJ:. '.:.hose socfal nctivitieo 3houlcl be talrnn ca.re of by the Sections th0nselves. I discussc this mnttor ;1ith I.ir . :'.!c Aulifi'c, rr.d he ndvise s he is & ;oinE:; to su~cest, in Directors' 2ootin5, th~t so:ilo of t he l~r0e r Etlnin3 and pdrolou:n cor:!Je.nie s in tho Dl."eus Gerved by the local .3ections n:1.'l{o contributions for the social o.ct.ivitics of these Section::.. It vrn.s cl.so stQ.ted ut r.ncse Del egates 1 moetincs that th(? Inot.itutc hlls ~ r,onderful libr3ry , nnd they have made 0.:rran1er:ients \lhe:ceby on t ho puy:-,1c:mt of n small feo , cor t nin books can be sent to t}ectiom.i or t,o Section ;:1err:bers, and this seoFJed to moot r:ith the .:\!)proval or n ,.,rcat n n.ny fro1:1 t he local Sections. I spent aome time in the librury of tho Institute i end I nust s°'y, fror:1 1:,ho.t I saw of it, it is n wonderful li'bro.11.r, '. :ith boolrn on many interesting subjects. The libraljl' lo 1;011 kept, c2.nd ita af.fnirs a);)p.:1rcntly a.dr:tlrably c.dministered. It l4tlt.ht be i'.J0ll to revert for a short tir;1c to the sod.cl act.iv:itfos of the Institute r;iootin,:js• On t~onda.y, Februm..y 9th , a n nrl1J.-Inr;titu'Le '1 Luncheon na.s held f.lt the Caru.':'.l.odore Hotel, for t!::o c.ttenclins r.10::boro c.n<l their viivcs. 2r. r.:cAulii'fe ;3.mi r r. Swlll.m, Dr. Youn,c ond Dr. Chedscy, 2.ncl others r,cre on the plo.ti'orm. The principal ud.dresc ims t;ivcm by Lord :Uarley, n met1ber of the B1·itish House of Lords, r,ho fi!D.VC n r.i.oot interestinJ tulk on the war conditions in Gre~t Brita.in, u • statinc sp0cifically ho~-1 food :;1nd cloth.u1o; r;ei-•e rat·ioned, ru1d the oplondid uork the :Sritish people 'l mro doing in standing up u.ndor the \·iar prograr.1. He told of the hour3 norked, ond hon the people t hcl''C rie:ro applying th~msel ves to tll t.ho various v:nr i'lork acti vitie::i o �/ 5 That 0venin.c, .~ondn.:,•, t he 9th , a [-,moker. fm.• all r.lCr~oers of tho Ins't:ltuto \'In.::, held in tho ~:nJ.do1•i'-1\storia Hotel, cit which thoro vm.s a i'loo:i.~ shm:, o.nd the:ro t i"Gro 1"..b out 900 r rc,sent. Tue sda.y noon, t ..1-lere U.'.1.3 <.1. lune 10:)n for th0 Cool. !Ji vision dclo~Q.tos in the clininl! r-00:,1 of the Gnr-;il1oei:-·i: ~ t3ocict.? build..i.n.c; ~ r i1·. 1;. G. BDile:l , tho Vice·~ President of t he Do.bcock :: trilcox Go;.'1puny c i vin.:; c'. vor-J irrl:.et-~3tin£; talk on the future 'of co~l, stc:tin~ t ha., the us e of lw:1p conl encl 0m~ coal ,,as going out, and r:-:uch co nl in the futur·0 would G burnotl pulverized, or in the very smcll si zes, t h~i.t is, ninuG 3 i nches. He Gt ~tc • t hat a gr-eo.t dco.l of tulk m:is i.ndulccd in ut the present t i mo about the by 1 roducts t;hlch could b~ obtained f~"o::-i coa..l , but until t ho oil reserves in this count1"y t ;el'El exhausted - and tho.t ·.-,c.s a lonr, dis~ t~1cc 0.Tiey - - vc1ir little could be dona in th..ot direction on o.ccount of tho ere:3.t expense involved. j .lJ. tlelecates nere nskcd to st1.:1nd up nntl gi vo t heir ~~-;;,c s, tho co;:ip:mics they roprescntcd , D.ntl '"he Sec t :i.ons fro!{: ,·1bich they ·::ore d0l0gntcs. This ~i~s. a noot enjoyable luncheon M M1etin__, . 0 - Tu.c sdo.y ovenin;j a Dir·octoi.. s 1 Dinner~ nith delegc':'.t.es ns _sue ots , Y1as hd<l in t he En.:::;inmn•s I Club, :.·. r~ct.uliffe p1"esidinG. I t ,,:Hs v. ii.Ol~o or lens soci.u.l n.ffnir ~ ~one VG't'J/ conspicuous fi:!OJ:1bors of t hG Inst:ltuto bo:lng; present , t:,1.vln.::,: their e:it!'.X}r-fonccs in dii'forent pQ.rts of tho ,.-;o::,ld. On ~.-cdnc5d(:i,v crJ ninr·. tho bmruct nc,..s hel d i..r1 the ;·:aldo1•.,.-1\rri:.oi"in l.otol to v;hicf1 all ..:":-:i1; ers anc thoir ·:rlvcs r,e:rc invited. there boirie p1"cccnt about 900. P:do1· to 0ssoi:fulil~ for the bnncruet ;;;8etin'".,, a __,ocd r,:3ny cockt2.il p3.1,ti cs r:ere or eanbcci by the alu:-;m i f r om th-<J difforont collc~;e s. 'l'ho b Q!.1(!_ .1et ,.;c.s o. most enjoy9-blo 9.fft\5..r; i'i:, ,·;c.s cn:rric out ;;:it,b di:,:nity rnd 1.;ocd t nGtc, 1!.r. ;<;cfl.uliffc be:1.n ; inducted into of ficc ct t h::.t ti~a by '.fot irini:; PrcGidcnt Sur:inn. A C:r"Gr..t r.1·:..,:;: r:Gi:lbe:i:.. s of t iiG i c::lon of Honor ucre on the plntforn, sor.::o of t hen :re-• c0:ivin_::~ cons icuous mml"<:ls for ,:or,: in theil" chosen n1"ofos::;ions. t'.a.:;~ Ball, c. f or;,1-) r 1."'esident of •..ycr.u n,.; , nOi·; residinc i.11 Cann.da, ::., Geoloi i tri:. for tbo Shell on 801t1pany, r:ns present .:,n<l gnve the me.in 2.cld1~css i:s to ·2,L pc.rt. tr1c Sr13lish-· □perJd~ ;_Joopl0 shculcl plo.y in recon~truction ,;ol"'k 0Stc1" t ho ,,m:... r.:x•. Dull go.ve o. v017 interesting u<ld:i:•cso. ~;c ho.d a t.e.blo i r:racdio.tely in front of -t.h0 pJ.2.t fo:.."'i::. ~ n- the t.o.blc r:c:1:0 :;·rs. ::.c1.uliff'e , Ifothleen ~~ci\1.u.iff0 and !irs. Tucker, dau~hters of;..·.;... :::c.11uliffo, J'Sro. C. J., Grey., ::rr. and IJrs. Ho-;-w.rd B. Dl o,nch2.:rd fr10:.1 ..'a$hin:~ton, D. C., CE!.una.lluder Evans, :-!resident of the i'luclson Co:u Con.-o.i-Y, Dr-o e.ml !'rs. L. E. Young, Dr. J. :"... Carpenter of Vicvo.<la ~ l~s. PPyd0 end nysolf. !l.ftor the bar1..1Uet the reception line rmG .fo1•;:icd for L.1i.·. L:cAuliff0 nnd the officcrn of the Institute, ut nhich t:li:m an occo.aion 1..;aa civon to moct the no,;; Pr0nidont end his ~·Iifc. 'fhoroc?.ftor dc.nd.113 nc.s enjoy<::d f' or s~me time •• 1 t:a.y I discus □ nor;1 foz• a. short time the me0tinc0 of the Coal Division i'lhich I attondec.1, these occurl,.ine on 'fuccdc.y and i'.1oclncscfa0'r. 'i'ho f.ir'r;t r.ieotin3 of the Coal Division rms hold Tuetdn:,, ccbpu:_\Y',".T 10th, nt 9 a.m. There Horo tuo of thoGo mcctin~s coin~ on c.t tho :.;: .LO tic~ , -- -------------------- �,r- 6 so 1 nttcncled the one on th0 uso of Die~el loco::totiv00 underi:;:round. 17 ) •., -:- · Yo•w.1 ,. ' n i •1• . . UCK , '.f ~;-er·o vlu·1l'I:1an rm, d t\ ssoc:z.utc • • ':3, ::me:,·1 ,.ir. nll. 1.p B. B t.;!}2.ir::tC'..n, resp?ctivilly. This ~"ins a state:n0nt of t.rw opero.tion of d:i.eGel locomotives undcrcround in t.unnelin_, Oi,cr2.tions for the 1:1atcr ,i.q_ 1cduct in the ~to.t,'e of Nev, York. Tl'm prcaEm-tation uo.J , ado bJ Fred ·;. ,itiofol, Chief En3ineo1~ of the Contrnctor, •and n stetef'.lcmt of the rccitr;Lctions imposcicl 'l-7as mnde by \,'illiruu B. Ha:i:•Pis, Leonard Greenburg , ·} • • ..., 0 :...,. an·· Gustav ';Jerner, of th€ tJe-zJ YoI'k State Depo.rtrnent of Labor. Discus- sions v;ere ol.~o t iven by s. H. A.sh, <:upe;1•vlsin.3 Enginoor, Uo 3. Bure0,u of •~incs., .:ilkes-Do.ri.,e, Ponnnylva.-ua , and Lo L. l-la.us, Engineer-:L.'1-chargc , Inm:.:2.u 0£ tuns- ::;., iUbany, New York! The case for the plcintiff uas ve'PIJ r:ell 01•cw..ized, and Dr. Youns m:i.s quite a proponent for the use of diesels und01•n:roUJ.1d: but, 2.f·;;0r listoni.n_s foi~ a hDlf a do.,y to the presentation of the p::i.poro .ind tho d:i.scuoslon. I ar:1 not at ol.l convinced tho.t tho clie:.G1. loco1:1otivo ha s o. pl~ce in· co~l minin.g oper:?.tion~, exc0pt it r:.1:1y be .i n GpG:ci.:u c~Ges ,;hs:re other cources of p:0~·10r for hc.ula:.;c nrc not uvnile.ble. I think for thG po.rticulrir case in 1.:rl.nd, that io, the drivinz of th0so t1..mn0ls, probe.bl:, the dies en ic a r ood form of haulage , but I am convinced th:it the stora::G-batter:_,r locomotives couJ.1 have given compnrablo, i ... not bctt0r, service. Thero nero tr.o shcuts, one about l,l~OO .feet deep nnd one about 300 "00t., theGG turmels being driven from the foot of these sh:J.ft~, thG shai'ts being used for "the taldnr; of r:ntcricl c:.nd ,~Km into the tunnclD, .:i.nd £or "1-Cntila:l;ion. 'fho : oint z:.tJ.de b:r those Divin~~ the -'::!.pers u.ml th1:: discur.mions in favor of tl:1e loconotivos uo.s :i.:.ht:lt, on account of the ut.s 1:iot n:tt h in thGoo tunnels, these lcco:1otives :;.•cquire the cor.,:x:i.n.y to keep excellent ~Olli'CC!J of ventilation, cu::1cl tho:c the reo.:11.c vcl.ue of the diesel loco::.o--'cives u~s vcr:/ r:iuch more thG.n t!:~~t of tho electric loconotivos, also the.'~ the c:.ccldents from diesel loccmoti-.·cs l,orc much less tban ,:ith t,ho electric lccorr:.o'tivea. This compe.l"ison r:as not an equite.bl0 ono , ns t.llcy c.U.J. not atn:te ho":i 111(:.ny miles the electric locoraotivea trc,.veled ex· hm-: r.m.ny \·;ere in use in the United States, and hoH vary £en, comp· r"dively, of the diesel locomotives ,:ere in use. 'i'he Labor 1ucn r.:1.-ther r-,i:ldcd thmaoolves on tho very rigid regulations thoy impoocr.l upon t,he conti'actor rogur<lin3 inspection n."ld operation. The Bureau of l':unes cnc-lncerD aercly oto.ted tho.t they considered tho diesola perfectly scl'o i£ thoy we:::,,o operated under the restrictions imposed by the D0po.rtmcnt of L:::..,or of the State of tJcm Yori,. Dr. Cnrpenter, iri cliscuosing the diesels, atntod that he could GOO no necessity for puttins cnothcr t:•po of locoootivo, Duch ~s u uicsol locor:1otive, to do nor:! 1:Ihich o.n electric locomotiw could do junt ao r.-91]., a nd the roculations im!)Ooed by the State or new Yor~~ loob:,d ver•ymuch like o. aecond edition of the Ten Commandments, "'l'hou :Jimlt not 'L'hou □ho.lt not - 11 all the rlrJ.;;7 throuzh, ~mtl he thougit □':)n ':muld not, uithout close supervision, obey nl.l thoce restrictiono. I tlrJo toJ.k0d to Mr. Young., Safety En!'.{ince1· for th0 contractor, a.t ono of tho lunchcono, end 110 told rnz that tho i'.:1.rst tt-:o yee.rs in puttin~ in the diesel::; '0hoy ---- �7 he.cl ":' g1"'eo.t deal of difficulty in opc1 ati ng them. They recuired r.1uch }:~·:ia.1.x- ,~·ork, mor0 close inDp.oction, cho.ngirv, of lub.Z'ic·mts ,~ clcanirw o.f the snubbe1" l~"'J1ifolds~ e'c,c., in order to insure good o JC rat.ion. ;.., 1 In the afternoon of 'Iuosd01·y, t ho" hnd a u, 1)cr.• on an investi a• • '"" "t ho )3pcr i •:Lon 01" b ::i."twm.nous coal dust• suppression, (• 1oclin.• lni,,celv '-' 11 c ~""e1 ~ -1.t..h d f 1 • t ~ ~1 • ·.,··i_ ·'-', 1 ... 1. , .. ...u . - ..;n.., me" o s o supp y:.i.ng tie. op £1.'i. 't,he \','Or i J..."l~ x.,."" aces <:for• the cutter- b2.1..s, f o;::• sprey-lnc th0 coal. It r:ont into o.11 c1cthods of distributing wat01", from tank cm•s to c. suw.11 cont ainer ,rlth comprGssed a.i;;:•, und these contcl.noro filled up each t ·lnm th3t t he placo r:a.s to be cut. ,>omc of tho plnris see1.,.0d rt~;ther primitive. So:r:oono asked tho question v,hy they did not put pipos in tho ci.ncs, and t hey . a.de the :eotort thnt it, wa.a r:ruch too ex,cnslvo. I ,•in::; not i mprooE,ed by this _ ;_;~per, as it nco::ned they imrc goini,: to o. griJ::i.t <let l of expanse to furnish a. totnliy ina.de ...unte supply of r;atcr at the 1,:orkin.:_~ faces to control ·t:.hc dust o ri'hc pa1 Ol'.' ~J..so discussed t o 1Jo1:1e extent the use <.1f chemicals for t r- is purpose , but t he L;Cnercl consensun cCCT.'.lGd to be this n~s quit e un c:;cpenoivc ;-.1ethod of controllil.'2'.:; duot , but ,night be justi.fioc. ·;;ho;."e nc.\ter nas scaPCG. one th.'...t s ceii!ec; to be the case in most of the in.:.t.,:mccc rihich i.hie; ~)npcr' cited. • The Gecond J.c::;,er 'l,1 2.t r .fto;.•noon 1.-,~1s on the o:cc nnizr.:cion aad 9olicieo of t:1e coal-::iinc l rn:;;)cctlon d vision, United St utes DuNau of r:d. nes, by :l o ~-. ~c-.ycrs. 'i'his 1.1·0.s a. r·2.ther interesting dincu0sion, but I thin1 ~ 'i:.hrtt J1•. ~jc,ycrs :i:· nt:10r diplo::;aticu.lly dodced a s;ood rn~ ~, of tho qu0:;tions ·ahich ca.s.o up. I elfovo, ho~·;ever•, that Dr . :::J::Y:JC'i.'s ,:nd r..is stuff a.re coin-.:, to be fnir in tho :.:.dr:tlnistro.tion of thin luu cm,, if cl)uses occur_, they \'Jill co:ze f t"'O i ti.e lo.ck of jud..,n.1cnt ,o f the irn:lividual insp3ctora, r at her thru1 from t.ho } Gc'..d of ·.,he dop!ll,....lLlent. SorJe question::; nere twkcd D;.... Ceyor::; as. to hm·, lon:• a po:Piod should clapso bct·.-;ccn \'ihcn the r.u•oliminD.l."'j,' report, nns ~i ven out, and the f inn.l report, nnd i.f on opportunity \lotu.d be D.ffordccl t.o rJinc operators, if they desired t,o, t.o i'aise any objections to tho subject matter in the rG!'.lorts. 'i'hc ctr,tc:, :?nt rn1s .u:.3de that it uas somat:ii:ies t,'iO ;~ntha be£ ore these final PGp01°t s t·mrc o.vro.lnblc, and that nny benefits t:hich mit;ht be derived f rori1 ra.iGin~:. objections ·.;oul.d be entirely eliminated in thfl·~ pe1?iod of ticc . Dr. ~o.J;rci~o stated he thouaht this period of ti·,_o mont,hs could be cui:. do:m to t,r;o or- three t:colm. 1mothci" p~pcr ·170.0 uith regard to So.i'ety in shutt.lc-ca'.I? operation, by J. V. r~ci~cnnu, Ste.to L::lnc Inspector, l'ennS'Jlvania. Department of Uinea. I thlriJ., t~•. ::.~cl(enno. f!.D.Ve n v011• eood picture or thei opCJZ'~tlon of shuttle cu •s, but b.:i etrossed the fuct thnt much duot, I·,o.s mo.de by thc11• o )oration. Xn tal!cir1;:~ reec.r<linc ventilntion, he stressed veiir ct1->on~l y doo:c-0 on pnneln, i;hich ore, of course, quite np~licuble to this method of YJorle. in3. He m:ldc tbe furthor stntc;r.ent thnt small boooter f ru1s in riinin::; opc::r.:,;tions Ghould be throrm out of the mines. On ·.:edneod~r morning , 1;,cbru~1-y 11th , f'.l'. C. J. :l _'7cburc~ Vice Preoidont oi' l~oppers Company, e:wo n vary intercot:tnG taJJr. on b-y-- 11roduct col~c ovens in Defcm so 2nd industx·y, ·ahich oho:·;cd , by tho UtJ<:: of ;,~ovin~ �8 ·)'1 '"'t""'C'~ ....... • " , , ... iv shm·;ou "'"""'dun~~ 0 ,, ) ., 'l i, .. v ,, 1,.1. n o::. co,-.;e J.11 'G~1 0 ovens . The movin~, pictures ruso :recent radicoJ. cho.ngos in tho de sign and oper ation of the ,I, 1~0 " 8 onw co._c mrcn::i , • - A rn-thor interesting pup0r wns 1• A 1;0.. Graphic R0m·oscn-cnt:l.on of .'. ; otl:- by ;.. . fJ.. . Vissac , Consulting f,!j.nin:2 I:neinecr. tu;. Viscn.c ho.s op:,mt ,:1:\ny ;rctu-s t1"Yin.:.'J to <letern.inc the quclity c.nd .sti." ucturc of ecol 11 uy i t.s iJ.nh content o He goeA into a very intr ic::!.t c nathod of ranthc.iTu.'lt.icnl <.:'.eduction, the theory o. w:r:r interesting one. Ho clai .mc to bo .:iblo to lmo-,r, if a coal lo G1:ven hit.Th, just \·,hero i t c o.rue .fro2:1, @d its structure, m1d tl .E-; O.filount, of a;:;h in the coo.lo. Fron this, t hen, he 'iJould dcvolop ti s:fs'c,em. of cler:J".ins fol"' th2.t pr:.:1-ticular cool.. !fo st0.t0n ct the present t lr:io coal. clcn.n:i.ng. und Y1nsh:i.ng m.ethods 11:rc l~r~:elJ a hit or mi i:;s propoGition, bnt by his t heory·~ 1'>i1:l.ch ho ho.a not ycd; f ully developed , ho r oul.d be able to c:lotmuine ilm:::tcdfa.tely what kinc1 of o. clc3nin13 _._ lunt \·;ould b 9 2.dr,.ptcd to t h::i.t pn.rticult 1~ coo.1. Mioth~r pa.per on P:c ~r·css in :'iir Cloc..ni.11[; I.:othods rm. s prc::;cntod by U. it . T.iitc /1011, t!o :1cl of t l1c Do; ~r-~ 1011t t">f · t.:i.11.:i .n :; l~r1~ i11c c1,±11(7 , 'ihc Fcnnsyl vc::1la .it :::.t.o Col lege. t'h.is .J0nl -c, l a r [,el~r r1ith r.JCthods of · cl canine con-1 r1it,!--: D.i:t~. t:etlncsday cftez>nocnr F0oz•ut~l.'.'Y 11th, Cloyd •: . SrJith ;·;an chnil,..t.,an, ~md A. n . G?..ugor vice-ch;_i,i ri::nn . I t ·-12.::: c.t t,h:l.G 1w 0ti.11:r tho.t 1 lrosGntcd rn.y paper on 11 ?111-2.r !.ecoVOl'"'J by ·t ile Uso of :.Jha..td nJ Conveyor s ~d Duckbills u.11dm:' E.::cc s.c;i"•rc Dc:;:>th cf c ol~burdcn c.t, :lock S:Jrit1:;s IJo . t } :.ti.no o.nd Su112r-:i.01• i -"' :t .wine of The 1Jni on Pc.cific Coal Cc;Jn.'.lll,y-. 11 The p:ipor creC\.tcd ~ G~Ood deal of discus~:ion , ··nd I ,·1as asked mny question3, sor,.e op:c1rntors i.,l)cm.ng to qu<':!Gtlon :';hcther or not v;e could mino coal ·,Jith shak:i.nc convc3-ors O!'l as hoa·rs n pi'Lch as indic.:!.tcd in wck Spr'i nc-~s l:o .. l l, i.no, but no one mudo ony 1.r.ention of the 3ui'oty record of tboso t \'iO ;,u.nos, o:.:"' inYited ~ r discussion on tha.t. 1.. 1'i- c next pa.p.;!r was ' 1'f'r.nnsportntion Problcr.:10 A1~sinG F1•on tho Uso of Hi,.:;h-sr,>o~d Loading I.1achincs, 11 by It. R. :'f:10olei-, llininr:: Engineer, Joy :..:( nufnctt1r ln,~ Conpo..r\V. This v.ras quite .m .intoreatine paper end 0vo!tcd n r"cJ, de~ or discu3oion porsonru.J.y by Dr. Younz end fh,. :.utlc~o, c..nd otl wrs. 'i'l::e question in some of their mind~ C:J.ppa.rcntly ·.-10.s if shut'i::,lc co.1'.s o? J_o.l\:;e co~x1.cit~• could not bo used to supple~nt, huulacc. 'Ehli'¾ s eff'.1::1 '1:o mo r.1thcr doubtful. They even ·ili.ocusscd the ::1..1.~tor of cuo11ler1ontinc ho:tGt hc.ulHGC by· ::;om.0 form of- v.u:d.liary huulc~:::c by nhuttle 0 c~1"'0 or by no, LG bic truck t.rru-is!)Crtation, but adrili.ttcd Uw.t tho ,'.,;tato :.Sinin-..:, Lo.i;s in r..ost st!'.tes uould have to be chnngcd hoforc t ha.t C(Juld bo <lone. ."..t thi:J i:met:i.ng., ciao, there wu~ con0idcrabl0 discussion c;1.o to rrhcther or not it tiould be bottcr to ho.vo one pnper un • to.l:o an entire dny tc read it md. discu.::,o :1.t 1 ond m"rivo nt so'.1;0 definite conclusion, this rri.atter to be gone :into further nnd reco:r.., , cr1do.'.:,ionc r;;:i.de t,o the �9 Do•,rd of Directors. The next paper tfaG np-t11a.r Extraction Under Hco.vy Cover ·,dth r:o~ilo Lo.:.~dine En.chines. 11 1'his v1::.s not pc,:r•i:.iculnrly intere sting, the . :1.u "GhoP not beiP.g pre.':lcnt, und the man t-1ho :read it not beinP- familiar ·,;l t h tho system of minin-3 . Tho cover v,as not p;~rticularly ""110avy , beir~ about 500 feet, t..md it merely described a systen of trucing out pillurs rf.Lt.h raobile loa.ct:1.ne; r.,achincs and lea.vi.nr; blocks of coal very similer to ,·.ih d·, r:0 do at our Sup:::rior or Ttoliance min<) s, .-,her€) we o.ro experiln&ntirie u:tt h t he Joy m~chines for thir; purposa. On Thursday, there v1c.s no mectin~ of the Conl Division , so I 2:;:.tcnrkld o. me0tinc of tho lfineral Divlsion, listcninf, to o. lecture b Dr. -~. S. Jeru: j of the Bu!'eau oi' !Jines, ex:Jlaining a. raethod of :i.•d'ining mnnr-;anose ore in c, sm..-i.11 plnnt. n.t Boulct0r Da., , ::' ich i s being opsratcd by the Duroau oi' Einos. Tbi s , ,cs most interesting , mi 'l 'chere H G.S ::. grent ciecl of discussion l"'egnr line thi s . It. ua.s apparently a nen pl ant -1mi o. ncH r:ey of !)l"Odt~ci n:.; this mim:iraJ.. I .:uso lise,cncc.l t o f-\ very intcrostin~ nrticlc on tlufitl.nuL , di Vin.'.; -the history of "u w-iinur:1 for one l un ~red yea.rs bG.clt, the system being clcvelopcd by the :i; ranch, not bccoa l n:..; very active in thiD country until . about 1886, uhen .?. youn::; Ar1erlc·m en~incer-111[~ student took up the r.1."?..t tci> and r;orkcd out a. Gy stem of refinins the be m·es. It 'l';as also inter0stinL to me to Ir.non tl1at this 1:1.incr.il does not occur in o. vein, but it occm•o in cormoction ,-,,i tr~ cleys. r.:ovln_" pict,UI'os in connection ~·1ith this ,,ere VC'l"'Y ::i.nterestins , and the 1:.1.:.ny <lifi'icultics encountered, ond the okeptici~m of people ::ms dcii1onntrnted \ hen they \·tore o.sked to purcho.sc any products mo.de frc.ra .il.uminur.1. In ordc1.. to 1:1et kitchen utensils on t ,_c r:1nrkot it nr-.s necoco~ to 3i ve ar;ey tea. kettles and other cooltlrlG ut,ensilo. '.i.'his fr.dustr-,1 hao gro;m until it is third in the r.tlnercls used, the .first bcin,c ateel, t ho second copp<3r, v.ncl the third alumirn.1.r:i. I Gpent four vcriJ active do;rs, hn.d no time for visiting, a.nd, a s I :,aid at the bc:;i.unino of this report, I met m.-:u\V peopl0 ·whom I felt p:;..•ivilc~od to Imo:·; on account of their accomplisha1cnts in m ny divioions of tl.e on[;inocrinr: field. l~ver:,,·onc r.cem.ed to be very happy th:r t I.':1•. t:c1\uliffe has been olcctod President. Ho i·:i l l mkc mi c1:cellont prosidinc; officer , nnd dll handle the affairs of the Inntitute to t he so,tisfaction of everyone concerned. And nmi I \jould just like to say one ,jord before clooine:; , tha.t I uich that this Section :ni 3ht do all possible to cuin ner1 wer.1bers, because I think everyone who is in the encincerine profession should be 3 mor..ber of tho ,ll.nmricnn Inctitute of ill.nine and t~etallurcict\l -,•n,;ineers bocnuse of the benefits thoy ;;9t from their · contn.cts :lith ot~1cr engineers: o..l'ld I knoci tha.t the Section here 0orv0s a useful purpone, cottinr~ us tocothcr once in r!. while, discus:ling problems in nh:lch r:o c.Pc r::utua.lly interested, broutlenin~ our lmo·;-;lodge 311d our expoI'ienco. Recpectfully oubntlttctl, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. 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Subject The topic of the resource General correspondence regarding the A.I.M.E. organization. Description An account of the resource Majority of papers are 11" x 8" with 5" x 8" telegram slips. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1942-03-06 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/bc1040105b2d45cfb087c0224c719bc2.pdf bc1d4a0ee9c2cb7de13474c35e9bb443 PDF Text Text Sep t 6Ilb er 1 0 , 1 938 Lunch a t 1 2 : 30 ,:;l el e ction s :.~ c.Aul i ff e I s Kil t i e Band Invoc a tion il ev . Br u c e :K . :Sl un t Geor g e :a . ..,r de In tro du c ti on o f Gu e s ts Chai :rman J:>r e -s en t a tio n o f l=i. es.i:-on s e 1 u. II . Cam e-o n :•_;:anac,in t; Di re c tor :ff a, t i o n al 'af e ty Co un ci 1 ,J&T Ti lf.SLS 0 :::1 SAJ'-'-"TY•~ Tropby ~ug en e Ll cAuliffe P r e s i d ent The Un io n Fc.:.cif ic Co al Com:p any Geo . A. Br o vm Su y eri n t enc en t Su p er ior iii ne Jam Dex ter L:em.b er o f F ersonn el 11 D 11 :U:ine, 8Uj_) e:rio r Hema.rk s J: :c e s en tation of Bur e au o f Iiine .s i'.\.wai· d s to i,i1• . .l!iUs en e :~cAuli fi' e E . H. D en ny District En t:si n e er U . 6 . Bur e a u of :.Ii n e s 1:To naan D arao n Director, Safety Activities ,Au tomo ti ve Safety :Foun da tion R . R . Knill i3 af et-J En gi neer The Union Pacific Co al. Company I. H . Bayless Gen er a.l li ctn ag er '11he Union ?acific Co al. Comj_J any J election s ..: cAuliffe' s Kil tie Band --------- ,I �L Rock Sprinss Miner 9-9-38 Safety Trophy (Continued Fromi Page One) \Safety Tiroplhiy 1I'o Be Prese1IBterll lo Superior IlJ) Mine Workers amirday -❖- The national "Sentinels of Safety'' trophy will be presented to employes of The Union Pacific Co a 1 company's Superior D mine at a luncheon that will be held in the Old Timers 1. building a.t 12: 30 p. m. •Sa turday. W ..H. •Cameron of Chicago , mana.ging director of the National Safety Council , " riill present 1lhe trophy and make the main after-luncheon ad- , ' dress. The enfir e program will b e broadI cast by KVRS, Ro el, Springs broadcasting station, 1beginn'ing aaout 1:30 p. m. D mine won ,the national trophy · in 1937 for maintaining the best ,;;afe•ty rewrd of any bituminous mine in the United Strutes. Ifa record wa s 301,051 man-hours •w orked with no lost-time injuries. This is t h e ,third time that a Union Pacific Coal company mine won the award. In 1933 the Supe1ior B mine won tll e " Sen,tinels of Safety" with a record of lS'i ,888 man-hours wo1·ked without a Jos t-time injury, and in 193 4 th e Sup er ior C mine won it ,on a r ecorid' of 225 ,42 6 manhours wo'rlced w itho ut a Jos t-tim e injury, During th e next ,two years th e trophy went t o mi ne s in West Vir ginia a nd Kentucky, ,to be won again in Hl 37 by a Wyoming mine. Norman Da mon, director of safety activit ies of the A uto motive Safety Foundation , wlll he a. g uest at the luncheon, and will a lso address the employes . Both i.\I!r, Cameron and :\Ir. Damon are enro u te ,to Los Angeles to atte nd the E leven Western St a t es Safety conference. (Co n tinued on Page Four) -----s~---- Others •to appear on the program . will ·be Eu•g ene 'McAuliffe, ,president; and! George B. Pryde, vice presiden,t of o,p ermtions, of The Union Pacific Co.al company ; E . H. Den-n y of Denver, engineer of the, U. S. bureau of mines; I. N. Bayless, general manager, and R. R. Knill, s a•fety engineer of the coal company; George A. Brown, supe1,intendent' of Superior 'mines, and •Srum Dexter of the D mii-ne personnel. l\~cAuliffe's Kiltie ·b and will furnish musical selections. Depicts Mother and C'l1ild The "Sentinels of Sa.fety" is a bronze s tatue tite, designed! by Begni de! Piatta. It depkfs a mother and child greet ing the father on his "safe" return from his day's work . The mo lll~er smiles after an~ous w2.i<ting and t he child r earh e5 expectan,tly forwa rd to ·b e fu ken bv ,his father. • The troph ~- i s donated b'y " Th e E xplosive Enginee r," a mining publi cation at W il mi n;;ton, Del., a n d is awarded a P. n u;i.lly througlh th e Na 'it.ional Safety com petition, a yea rly safety contest cond!ucted iby the U. ' S. bu rea u of mines. Rules of the I contest s pe~ify that a committee I comprise:d of seven men who hold dist'inctive posiniou-s in the mining or quarning in:d:ustries shall make the award. The follo,ving mining men made the selection of the tS 'uperlor D mine f·Or 1937: Thomas T. Read, Vlnt6n profe,ssor of mining, Colulll!bia university; Julian D. Conover, secretary of the American Mining Congress; William G·reen, president of the American Federat.fon of Labor; W. H. Cameron, managing d<ireotor of tlhe Nat ional Sa fety Council; J. D. Battle, e;xeclutive secretary of the National Coal Asw ciation; A. J. R. Curtis, .assistant ro the general manager of the Portland Cement association; A. T. Goldbeck, director of the :bureau of engineering of the National Crushed Stone association. The presentation of t>he 1937 award here Saturday will be the first time ,th a.t a member of the committee has presented the winner with ithe trophy, Eugene M:cAuliffe stated lyesterday. Luncheon P1-ogr11m Selections, l\lcAuliffe's K i 1 t i e band. Invocation, Rev. Bruce- IC Blun.t. I Introduction or gu ests, George B. Pr)1d1e, chairman. Presentation of "Sentinels of 1 , 1 • Srufety" trophy, ·vv. H. Cameron, I :manag;ing direcfor Nrutional Safe.ty ; Council. Response, Eugene lVkAuliffe, pres- , ident The Union Pac-ific Coal compa ny. _Remarks, George A. Brown, superrntenden,t Superior mines. Remarks, Sam Dexter, Jnember of personnel "D" mine, Superior. Presentation of Bureau of l\Iines Awards to :\Ir. !Eugene l\IcAuliffe, E. H. Denny, district engineer U, s. Bureau of Mines. ,Remarks, Norman Damon, director, safety activities Awtomotive Safety Foundwtion. Remarks, R. R. Knill, safety en• •g ineer The Union :Pacific Coal com- l j pany. Remark,s, I. N. Bayless, ge,neral manager The Union Pacific Coal company. Selections, McAuliffe's K 11 t i e ,b and. I' I �I '•:, - -- -- - - - - - - - - 0 I To Be Pres·ented I• I U. P. Coal Company·! r,~ - - - - - - - - - - - -- -tl1 Rock Springs Rocket 9-10-38 .. ... -. . ,, ,~ - It ,')'> f" t:}ti1:t~§lf{l The Sentinels of S afety trophy, shown above, w ill b::! present ed to The Union Pacific Co a l compa ny today for a national record in coal mining safet y. Th e awa rd was won f or 1937 • by the Superior D mine for its record of no lost time accidents with 301,051 man-hours of exposure. The company will retain possession of the trophy for a year. If Ml AWARD ODAY . I T_he Sentinels of Safety trophy, 1 won by Superior D mine of The : Union Pacific Coal company in the annual national safety competition conducted ·by the United States • Bureau of Mines, will be presented to the coal company at a luncheon meeting to be held at 12:30 p. m . today in the Old Timers bui,1ding. Presentation of the trophy will be made by W. H. Came.ron, managing director of the national safety council and a member of the 1937 committee of awards supervising the safety competition. Eugene M.cAuliffe, presii:lent of The Union Pacific Coal company,. will receive the trophy. Superior D mine won the trophy for its record in 1937 of 301,051 man-hours worked without a lost time accident. It will be the third time a mine of the Union Pacific Coal company has received the . trophy since 1933. __ _ - h - - �l THE EXPLOSD!ES ENGINEER 0C T0B}i;R 1940 ( SENTINE SAFETY TROPHI ~ IF ESENTED -1 ~? ,/' Scranton Mine PICKANDS, MATHER & COMP ANY No. 5 Limestone Mine T. C. I. & R. R. CO. Eddy Creek Mine THE HUDSON ,COAL C01"1PANY Port Inland Quarry INLAND LIME & STONE CO. Bates Mine (Iron) THE l\'.I. A. HANNA COMPANY Winton No. I Mine THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. Listed above are the six mines which won top honors in the National Safety ComtJelilion, of z939. Four of these winners have been presented with Sentinels of Safely trophies in commemoration of their achievement . Presentations of trophies to the remaining two mines will be made in the near future. This article reports some of t:he highlights of th_e Sentin els _of Safety jJresenlatwn ceremonies which have already taken f1lace, and summarizes the j1l11ns of t,he two comf1anies which will _ho~d their presentation ceremomes zn the near future. These celebrations are a high point in the safety year and of themselves are valuable not only in underscoring safely to members of winning oj1erations but also because t!tey call the attention of every mining, quanying, and construction operation in t!1e country to the value of the jmncij1les that mah~ jJOssible the winning of Sentinels of Safety trojJhies. SCRANTON MINE PICl{ANDS, MATHER & COMPANY HE FIRST presentation of a Sentinels of Safety trophy this year was made to Scranton Mine, operated by Pickands, Mather and Company, Hibbing, Minnesota, which won top place in the open-pit mines group with a record of 259,823 man-hours worked during the year 1939, ,vithout an accident. The presentation of the trophy was made on the night of June 21 at a banquet held at the Sons of Italy hall and was attended by more than 200 employes of Scranton Mine, officials of Pickands, Mather and Company, and their guests. T TROPHY PRESENTED BY J. J. FORBES FORBES, supervising engineer, Jthe• J.U.Sentinels S. Bureau of Mines, presented of Safety trophy to Mike Grecula, who accepted it on behalf of the employes of Scranton Mine. This presentation by Mr. Forbes was particularly appropriate since he was employed by Pickands, Mather and Company 24 years ago and at that time received his first incentive to engage in safety work. In his presentation speech, Mr. Forbes emphasized the necessity for first-aid instructions to provide a greater interest in safety work and the necessity of not becoming over-confident or careless as a result of the honors won. Mr. Grecula expressed his appreciation of the award and of the honor felt by the miners whom he represented. In their behalf,he thanked the officials of Pickands, Mather and Company for the interest in safety work which they maintained, making it possible for such records as this to be achieved. Telegrams were received from William Rose and J.C. Stennett, safety engineer of the National Safety Council, congratulating the Scranton Page 297 �l r- ~ r., ~~ included M. D . Harbaug\\ fft=:;:,. ~ on behalf of the Lake s~\'l "v !::::;;;. Ore Association ; H erbert'' ~ from the Cleveland office of~\~.. ~ Mather and Compan y, who Q'?i> congratulations from the " other·~ [:;; and praised employes for their ac~ ~ plishment; W illiam Hazleton, \ ~ charge of safety for Pickands, Mathet and Company, Dulu th offi ce; Emerson McNeal, Hercules Powder Company; ~ and Edward Smith, St. Lou i County mine inspector. \ Entertain ment was fu rnLhecl by the Josephine Butler troupe of pecialty tap dancers and singers from D uluth . A poem was written especially for the events of this day by Thelma L Brennan, a member of Pickan ds, Mather and Company's safety department. This poem, which we quote below, appeared on the program card at the celebration, and was much appreciated by all concerned. <" [:J;;/ :,, ]. ]. Forbes, supervising engineer, U.S . Bureau of M ines, presents the Sen tinels of Safety trophy for open-pit mines to Mi ke Grecula, who received it on behalf of his fellow workers. Left to right: Nick Danculovich, ] . ] . Forbes, M ike Grecula, Joe Verna, George Burns, Rudolf Stiglich . employes and Pickands, Mather and Company. Edward Leach, formerly of Hibbing, now residing in Duluth, praised the employes for their feat and expressed his hope that they would continue the good work. George Martinson, director of safety for Pickands, Mather and Company, a guest for the occasion, stated he knew the caliber of the men employed by the Scranton Mine and their interest in safety. He urged the older employes to encourage the younger men to follow closely in the lessons of safety and urged them not to quit since they had won the honors. "If you should happen to fall down, don't stay down-get up again and carry out the message of safety," stated Mr. Martinson. George Murphy, employe, told of the efforts the men put forth to acquire the interest in safety work, and Louis Micka, head of the Hibbing Safety Council, said the reason that the trophy was won was due to the cooperation of the company in providing every safety device and the ability of the men to follow instructions and carry out orders. Superintendent Fearing of the Scranton Mine, said he was both proud of and grateful for the honors that had come to the Scranton Mine-proud because the employes and employers displayed so much interest in safety work, and grateful to the operating company for the interest it has always shown in an active safety program. L. C. David, general superintendent of the mining department of Pickands, Mather and Company, gave an outline of the significance of the award, and Page 298 congratulated the employes of Scranton Mine on their performance. At this same ceremony, the J oseph A. Holmes safety award was made to the employes of Scranton Mine by F. S. Crawford, district engineer, U. S. Bureau of Mines, Duluth, Minnesota. Mr. Crawford gave a history of the Holmes award and a list of winners in previous years. The appreciation of the employes was expressed by Joseph Kiam, an employe of Scranton Mine, who spoke briefly on behalf of his fellow workers. Congratulations were offered by a number of the guests and other officials of Pickands, Mather and Company who were present for the occasion. These " To Th e Scranton "The Scranton Mine has at last come through And received recognition in safety that's due For working the entire year of '39 ·without a day's time lost at the mine In hours, happiness, or even pay So the 'Sentinels of Safety' is given this day As a symbol of honor and a record that's best In hours and exposure from all the rest Of the United States pits that are in line With a contest held by the Bureau of Mines. \,Ve salute you today for a record so fine And say, 'Keep It Up'-Scranton Mine!" A big feature of the p resentation exercises at Scranton 1'1ine was the banquet attended by m ore than 200 emjJloyes. �The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 the third time since 1936, the Sentinels of Safety trophy for nonF metallic mines was presented to Ten- PRINCIPAL SPEECH BY FRANK E. CASH nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company's No. 5 limestone mine at Muscoda, Alabama, for its winning record of 167,712 man-hours worked during 1939 without an accident. The presentation of the trophy to the employes of the mine was made at a ceremony on the afternoon of August 12 at the mine. Prior to the formal presentation speeches, the employes of the mine, officials of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, and their guests congregated at the shaft, exchanged greetings, and enjoyed free cigars and soft drinks provided by the company. Ceremonies were opened by F. R. Birchfield, chief mine inspector, who acted as master of ceremonies. Ewing Carter, superintendent of Muscoda, congratulated his men on their splendid achievement in winning the Sentinels of Safety trophy for their excellent safety record during 1939. Miners were honored especially on this occasion by a speech from Robert Gregg, president of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. Other speeches of congratulation and praise were made by E. M. Ball, general superintendent of all mines and quarries; J. A. Leonard, safety inspector; J. H. Hall, safety inspector; R. H. Bumgardner, manager of the safety and casualty bureau; C. E. Abbott, vice president in charge of raw materials; and E. J. McCrossin, chief of safety and inspection bureau, Department of Industrial Relations, State of Alabama. The presentation of the Sentinels of Safety trophy was made by R. W. McKee, manager, Hercules Powder Company, Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. _McKee reviewed the record of No. 5 limestone mine in past years. He gave a short resume of the significance of the Sentinels of Safety award and gave his hearty congratulations to the men whose sustained practice of safety had won them this honor. Frank Cash, district engineer, U. S. Bureau of Mines, presented certificates awarded by the Joseph A. Holmes Association to the employes at No. 5 limestone mine. Mr. Cash made the principal speech of the occasion, the text of which is as follows: "THE Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association, bearing the name of the first director of the United States Bureau of Mines, and being closely associated with that Federal Bureau, has had, since 1919, for one of its principal functions, recognition of safety accomplislunents of various kinds in connection with individuals, groups of individuals, departments, mines, plants, quarries, and industrial companies in the mining, petroleum, and allied industries. "These awards differ from those of the National Safety Competition, sponsored by THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER and conducted annually by the Bureau of Mines, in that the Safety Competition awards are, in the several groups, strictly on a competitive basis, while the Holmes awards are considered as individual cases of outstanding merit. "Individual awards may be made for courage or resourcefulness, but mine, OR plant, quarry, or company awards may be made on various bases, such as manhours of exposure without lost-time accidents, tons produced without fatalities, etc. All of these awards are based on the willingness of the company or individual to submit the experience for consideration. "In 1934, the ore-mining division of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company was awarded a Holmes certificate for opera ting without a fatality from October 28, 193 1, to March 6, 1933, during which period it produced 1,351,877 tons of ore and stone, and for operating without a fatali ty fro m March 8, 193:J, to Februar y 4, 1934, wi th a produ ction of 1,3 11,032 tons of ore and stone. "In 1939, an award was m~de to the Dolonah Quarry for operating fro m January 15, 1937, to February 6, 1939, and continuing, withou t a los t-time accident, working 458,624 man-hours and producing 1,030,259 tons of stone; and to No. 5 limestone mine for oper- Right: R. W. 11icKee, Robert Gregg, and E. M. Ball talked things over before the presentation exercises at No. 5 limestone mine. Below: Frank Cash, district engineer, U. S. Bureau of Mines, congratulates miners on their safety record. Page 299 �j The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 ating from April 6, 1935, to February 7, 1939, and continuing without a lost~ time accident, with 409,521 man-hours exposure and producing 517,509 tons of stone. "The Sentinels of Safety trophy has been awarded three times to No. 5 limestone mine in recent years; in 1939, there were 27 competing mines in the contest won by No. 5 limestone mine. "At the annual meeting of the Holmes Safety Association, held in Washington, D. C., April 16, 1940, after consideration of submitted experiences, 11 medals and 4 certificates were awarded to individuals for their efforts in saving lives; 126 certificates were issued to mining and petroleum companies, mines, plants, and quarries for good safety records; and 43 certificates were awarded to individuals for longtime employment in mining without an accident to themselves, or for skill in supervising the work of others. Fifteen of these awards came to our district, or the 8 Southeastern states; 9 came to Alabama; 5 of them to the oremining division of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. "Congratulations to the ore and stone mining and quarrying division of Tennesse Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. "There is such an occurrence as an unavoidable accident, and there may be occasional "trade-risk" accidents, but they are few and far between. Though the injured person often is partly responsible for his injury, and sometimes entirely responsible, too often the responsibility is placed on the victim. "I am one of those who believe that accidents in the mining industry can and should be materially reduced. This can be done through scientific "job planning," adequate supervision, thorough training of employes, and the proper coordination of planning, supervision, and training. "The safety record that this meeting today recognizes certainly establishes the fact that an underground limestone mine can be operated safely. "Here are nearly 100 men who have worked in and around No. 5 limestone mine since April 5, 1935, more than 5 years, and who have mined approximately 700,000 tons of stone without a lost-time accident. This accomplishment has been nationally recognized by the J. A. Holmes Safety Association through a certificate of honor, which reads as follows: "For operating without a lost-time Page 300 accident from April 6, 1935, to Janu~ry 31 , 1940 (and continuing), employ~ng an average of 91 men and _p roducmg 535 , 1 79 tons of limestone m 685,9 12 man-hours of exposure (underground and surface). "It is gratifyinr; to all_con~erned that this record is bemg mamtamed. ~ "lt is with pleasure an11 tions that_ I present to you,\ ter, superintendent, Muscod~ Tennessee Coal, Iron and \ . ~ Company, on behalf_ o~ the J~"• Holmes Safety As ooa uon, this~ • outstanl\: ~"' cate of honor [or th is • " 11 safety ac I11evemen t. • Toj1: Robert Gregg, president of T e~mess~e Coal, Iron and R ailroad ComJ1any, -.. . . . . told his men that he was J1roud of their achievement. Bottom: The headframe and limestone plant at the mo·ulh of Mu sco da ";'·/ o. 5 ore slope. Sentinels of Safety presentation sj1eeches were made from. th e ram /1 at the headfram e on the extreme right. �The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 I EDDY CRJEJE]K/MINE HUDSON (C[]Al COMPANY ~ I un~oN Co,-.._L Coi\•rPANY's Eddy Creek Mme, wluch won the Sentinels of Safety u·ophy for anthracite mines with a record of 626,456 man-hours worked during 1939, with a severi ty rate of 0.54, will receive its award on October 12. The presentation will be made in a celebration to be held at the Olyphant High-School auditorium. These exercises will be distinguished by the presentation of the trophy to Eddy Creek Mine by E1:!_g~f!e McAuliffe, ~sj.9._~.1'!.t of Union Pacific Coal Company. ApproximateTy six hundred certificates of honor will be presented at this time by the U.S. Bureau of Mines to the employes of Eddy Creek Mine. Exercises will begin in the afternoon of October 12 in the auditorium, and will be followed by a dinner that night. Present at the dinner in a joint meeting with trophy winners will be members of Hudson Coal Company's safety key organization, consisting of about sixty mine foremen who have earned distinction for outstanding safety records at their operations, and whose organization has gained wide recognition for the excellent safety principles for which it stands. Present, also, for this occasion will be members of the U. S. Bureau of Mines, officials of the Pennsylvania State Department of Mines, officials of H ,/ Hudson Coal Company, and their guests. The Olyphant Shaft Mine (part of the Eddy Creek Colliery) was opened before the Civil 'War in 1860 and has been worked continuously since that time. Coal is worked from seven beds, which vary in thickness from tluee to nine ft. Employed in the mine today are 110 miners, 227 miners' laborers, u3 inside company men, 12 outside company men, and 11 officials-a total of 473 in all. The daily production is 500 mine cars of coal and 75 cars of rock - aggregating about 1, 300 market tons of coal. I l ' I i f"'" ~ ~ I - ~ f~ ~ If ,,._U~:~~ " ·-!~,,~~J ; I • .t ~1 .;;..:''" ; / t' . b·\ ,. ..•. . /,;/."; ,1 • j fr-"/, :_~- - ·:,,-,/ ~ ~ , , • - ..:z:, ;;/ .\ 1,. _;_- I ,I, ~t·_,:-:_}~~-·..•• :.0- ·~ ~. ~ ·- I . ' • I • I •. Top: These three men have a lot to do with making safely work at Ecldy Creek Mine. Left to right:]. /1-1. Reid, sujJerintendent; Leo Healey, assistant superintendent; and E. B. Charlton, mine foreman. In back of them is the heaclf rame at OlyjJhant shaft. Middle: The ultimate application of safety dejJends in great part on the efforts of the section foremen. These section foremen and SujJerintendent E. B. Charlton heljJed win the Sentinels of Safety trophy for OlyjJhant shaft. Left to right, back row: James Callaghan, E. B. Charlton, ]acllson McKinley, Patrick Beatty, Russel Owens. Front row: William Richards, Vincent Crowley, Andrew Schultz, William SimjJson, and Frank Nealon. •- • ;:"' •. ~ • -r.,.:,! , I· I ,,., l?i: Bottom: Here are some of the 475 men at OlyjJhant shaft mine who comjJ/eted I939 without a lost-time accident. Page 301 ~ �7 PORT INLAND QUARRY INLAND LIME &STONE COMPANY HE presentation of the Sentinels of Safety trophy for quarries has not yet been made to Inland Lime and Stone Company, Manistique, Mic)1igan, which won top place in its group in the National Safety Competition of 1939 with a record of 458,892 manhours worked without an accident. However, plans are being made for this event at the close of the operating season, and it will probably take place sometime during the month of December. Inland Lime and Stone Company commemorated the winning of this trophy by the publication of an eightpage booklet, which gives the facts surrounding the operation during 1939 that culminated in the winning of this trophy. This booklet includes pictures of employes, an aerial view of its crushing plant, and a list of officials and employes. The booklet was bound in a handsome blue cover and entitled "Inland Safety Award-1939." A copy was presented to each employe, whose name was engraved in gold lettering on the cover. A few remarkable statistics about the safety record of Inland Lime and Stone Company are presented in this booklet. During the past nine years, a total of 83 months, or about 77% of all months T worked, have been operated without a lost-time injury. One, or more, disabling injuries occurred in each of the other 25 months. The number of manhours completed during months in which there were no lost-time accidents is 2,594,926. A total of 3,381,147 manhours has been operated, and the accident-frequency rate for this period is 10.944 per million man-hours and the severity rate is 7.251 per thousand man-hours for the same period. Operations were carried on at Port Inland from September i January 1, 1940, without~ injury, and a total of 93 4 hours was worked during this;,. ~ Mr. W. H. Cameron, managf rector of the National Safety c~ states that this is one of the most~ 11 standing safety record i n industry. ' ,i~ T ojJ: Inland Lime an d Sto n e Company has n ot had. a lost-t im e accident since Sej;temb er 8, I 937· T his record has won th em the Sentin els of Safety troph y in th e quarry groujJ for tw o successive years. Th ese m en are m em bers of th e q11an )1 o pera.tin g force. ~ott om : From this crushing and screen mg jJ/ant at Port Inland., eight m iles from th e quarry, Inland Lime an d Stone ComjJany ships crush ed. ston e across Lalw 1"\1ichigan. ·,"' . '· ~ ••,:;te+i1~r Page 302 \ �J The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 JBATlES MliNJE THE Mo Ao HANNA C[]MPANY HE Sentinels of Safety trophy for metal mines was presented to Bates T Mine on July 30 by F. S. Crawford, district engineer of the Bureau of Mines, Duluth, Minnesota. Presentation was made at one of the regular safety meetings held at the mine. Year 1937 1938 1939 Totals Average Number Employes Total Hours Worked 119 251,384 163,616 187,256 602,256 IOI 99 Bates Mine celebrated exceptional progress in safety since, with the completion of the year 1939, its accident frequency had been reduced from 11.9 to o and its accident severity from 0.3 to o. Figures for the last three years, of which Bates Mine may be justly proud, are quoted below: Besides the award of the Sentinels of Safety trophy, during the past three years Bates Mine has earned two Joseph A. Holmes certificates of honor. Numb er Injured 3 l 0 4 Total Shifts Lost 99 148 0 247 Accident Frequency Accident Severity I 1.9 0.3 o.9 0 0.4 6.1 0 7f.6 Safety and mine-rescue trammg is under the direction of P. A. Carmichael, safety director of The M. A. Hanna Company; and all work at the mine is under the supervision of S. E. Here are some of the employes of Bates Mine who were presented with the Sentinels of Safety trophy for metal mines by F. S. Crawford, district engineer of the Bureau of Mines. Quayle, super intendent; F. E. Keese mining. captain; and ·w alter Vassar'. mechamc. BATES MI NE OPENE D IN 1915 r Ba te :Mine i located on th e western end of the Menominee Iron Range of the Lake Superior di strict. It is two miles from Iron River in Iron County, Michigan. The mine was first opened in 1910 and after considerable exploration and development work, first shipped ore in 1915. It has been a consistent shipper, and up to 1940 has shipped a total of 2,893,258 tons. It has been operated by the Hanna Iron Ore Company, a subsidiary of National Steel Corporation, since January 1, 1924. During 1939 the number of employes averaged one hundred men, which is approximately the average number employed during the life of the mine. Ore is mined from several ore bodies by the sub-level stoping method. These ore bodies stand nearly vertical and usually have black slate in both the foot and hanging walls. Because of the heavy surface overburden, which is in places 180 ft. deep and saturated with water, no stopes are caved from surface. The mine has reached a depth of 1,650 ft., from· which depth all ore is now being hoisted. Main levels are spaced 250 ft. apart. The first sub-level is driven in the ore 35 ft. above the main level. The interval between sub-levels is then cut to 27 ft. and the difference made up in the back pillar. This type of mining and the nature of the ore bodies in this mine have made every employe safety-conscious. Regular monthly safety meetings of all employes are held in the change house and at these meetings safety and efficiency are thoroughly and freely discussed. All safety methods or devices suggested by an employe or an outsider are given a trial, and once a device has been adopted the employes are diligent in its application. Well-trained crews for mine-rescue work are maintained, and regular training is carried on at regular intervals throughout the year. All employes have had first-aid training. HE Page 303 _J �ll~ ·.. ,,. .. ./ }4 e< / WINTON N([l 'l MINE THE UNION PACliIPliC C([])Al COMPANY HE MEN of Winton ~o. 1 Mine w:re uuests at a dinner 1n the Old T1mers'Building, Rock. Springs, Wyoming, at 2 p. m., Saturday, S~ptemb~r 7, ,~hen they were presented with the Sentmels of Safety" trophy with which all our readers are familiar. This is the fifth time tl1at this magnificent trophy has been won by a mine 0£ The Union Pacific Coal Company in the Nationar _Safety Competition, a nation-wide contest among bituminous-coal mines for outstanding records in safety. The presentation was made by Mr. Cadwallader Evans, Jr., vice president and general manager of The Hudson Coal Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania. One of the mines under his jurisdicton won the trophy in the anthracite-coal mining division in this same competition. T Celebration Broadcast Over Radio The stirring strains of bagpipes -u shered in the day's activities, and everyone was in a jovial mood. Rev. Albin Gnidovec delivered the invocation, after which everyone sat down to a splendid dinner. Following the dinner, the program of speeches was broadcast over radio station KVRS, Rock Springs, Mr. George B. Pryde acting as chairman of the meeting. Mr. Pryde's opening remarks were as follows: "Fellow employes of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and guests: "I am sure you are all very happy to be here today to participate in the ceremonies incident to the presentation of the safety award to No. 1 Mine, "\<\Tinton, 1vhich won the trophy last year. Someone said this morning that this had become an annual habit with The Union Pacific Coal Company. We .hope we will continue this habit, and that this lady and child, to whom we have become greatly attached, will stay with us. "It may interest you to know the years that the safety trophy has been ·won by Superior. For the year 1933 Superior "B" Mine won, with 187,888 man-hours worked without a lost-time injury; in 1934 Superior "C" Mine won, with 225,426 man-hours; in 1937 "D" Mine won, with 301,051 manhours; and in 1938 "B" Mine won again with_ 243,094 man-J10ur~. N~w, in 1939, Wmton No. 1 Mme wms with 277,139 man-hours worked without a lost-time injury. "Winton has been doing an especially good job. Going back to 1935, we had 18 injuries at Winton, with 33,590 Page 304 man-hours per injury; in 193G, 6 injuries and 103,900 man-hours per injury; in 1937, 3 injuries and 204,017 man-hours per injury; in 1938, 4 injuries and 141,174 man-hours per injury; and in 1939 only 2 injuries and 289,272 man-hours per injury in both mines there. That is an especially good record. Chief InsjJ eclor Congratulates Winners "Now we have a rather large program and we are going to move along with that. vVe have with us today a man who is vitally interested in safety. The very nature of his work makes him interested in safety work, and he is particularly interested in cutting down accidents, looking after the safety of men working in coal mines. I am going to call upon Mr. James Sampson, chief coal-mine inspector for the State of Wyoming." Mr. Sampson responded as follows: "Mr. Chairman, guests of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and winners of 'the award: "I give you my best wishes and sincere congratulations on your wonder- ;, ful achievement. Each and all ol .f . . .,_ I am sure, must feel an honest prid ' . ·-' having won this trophy, and more e~~~ cially so in the thought that ov.~ one , hundred other mines were in "'direct 'competition with yo u. Coal mining is a h azarcl ou o cupa tion, and you know that it requi re onstant and diligen t care to avo id the pitCalls to be foun d in all mi nes. H ard ly :t clay goes by witho ut our reading of a mine's claiming a victirn . .But by thi accompli hmen t yo u point yery p lain l to the fact that accident are avoidable. "It will be of inter t to everyone present to know that there were 146 men killed in the coal mines of the United Sta tes during July, 19,10. The production of coal during this month amounted to 40,499,000 short tons, with a fatality rate of 3.60 per million short tons mined. It may also interest you to know that, from January to July, 875 men were killed, the fatality rate being 2.92. Seventeen of this number were killed in the antlu·acite mines of Pennsylvania, and I am very sorry to say that the State of Wyoming, in the same period of time, contributed five of this number. Forgetfulness, disobedience to orders, and violation of rules laid down by the various coal companies throughout the state were in most part responsible for this record. That the winners of this award were neither forgetful nor careless goes without saying. To the mine superintend- Cadwallader Evans, Jr., vice jnesiclent and general manager of Hudson Coal Company, presented the Sentinels of Safety trophy for bituminous coal mines to Eugene McAuli[fe, president of The Union Pacific Coal Company. The exercises which took place on this occasion were outstanding, particularly because this was the fifth time a Union Pacific mine had won the trophy. �The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 , • , •. ,'". ,. ··- < • ' I - '" ,<t /4'.J -:-v, rW , ,. -~-~t? • ' ,..:. , ... -e,".': p .... ~ l,< .. ... _! . ,,,,..✓• fr.· 1-J , • -· \ ~ ~ •A! J • '- • . ~~ l ..,.-..,.,_:.;. 1 :,- ,;:. ,,_ - 1 ) I L The shirl of bagt>ipes of NI cA ulif]e's K iltie Band marked the beainning of activities at the Sentinels of Safe ty troj>hy presentation at Rock Springs. b ent, to the mine fore1nen and assistants, I offer my best wishes for the continuance of the work. To Mr. McAuliffe, president of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and father of the safety movement in our state, and to his staff of competent mining men, my heartiest and sincere congratulations for what they have accomplished." No Injuries for 2I .lvI.onths Mr. Pryde then called on Mr. R . R. Knill, safety engineer of The Union Pacific Coal Company, who ·works day in and day out to get results in the safety work. Mr. Knill spoke as follows: "Mr. Chairman, guests, and may I say, honored guests, men of Winton No. 1 Mine: "It always makes a man feel good to finish a job and know that it is well done. It also makes him feel better to know that, in doing the job well, he has done it better than others who have tried to do the same thing. This is the task which the men of Winton No. 1 Mine performed in competition with 101 other mines, having ·w orked the entire year of 1939 without a lost-time injury, thereby winning the Sentinels of Safely trophy for bituminous-coal mines during the year 1939. However, vVinton No. 1 Mine's safety record dates back to more than one year, because this mine has a record of twentyone months without a disabling injury -from October 28, 1938, to July 29, 1940. "I wish to add my congratulations, not only to Mr. Hicks and Mr. Wilkes, but to every man who worked in No. 1 Mine, Winton, during the year 1939.-" History of the Competition Mr. Pryde called upon Theodore Marvin, editor of THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER, through whose generosity this trophy is made available. " Mr. Chairman and guests of the Union Pacific," said Mr. Marvin, "it is a great pleasure to come back here, especially on this occasion, which makes your fifth victory in winning our lady and the little child. I am very happy to extend to Winton No. 1 Mine our very, very sincere best wishes and congratulations to you for this outstanding victory. "You, here, have set a high standard. I remember in the initial years of this ;competition we wondered if a mine would ever go through a year without a lost-time accident. Many would wager great fortunes that that could not be accomplished, and yet you, along with a few other mines, have proved that it can be done. "] ust for the record, although I know you all have the facts, this competition for the trophy was started in 1925. ·when it started, something like two hundred mines were entered in the competition, while today the list is growing close to four hundred. In 1925 the record showed the average of the mining accidents of those in the competition to be about 100 accidents per million man-hours worked. In 1939, your year of victory, that had been reduced to an average of 36 accidents. In the bituminous-coal-mining division of this competition, the average of the lost-time accidents in the mines in the competition was just half the average of the accidents in the mines outside the competition. I want to stress that, because your mine has been entered in the competition and you have been competing. You have been just twice as safe as the average of the mines which have not been in competition, a fact which certainly indicates the value of Lr~!ng by hard wo~·k to improve safety. . No t con tent with that, you men of vVm ton No. 1 have not_just accepted th at average, you have wiped accidents out. I n so doing;, you are at the top, a t the pm nacle, of safe ty. You have set the standard. You send inspiration out Lhroughou t the whole minino- world like r ad io beams, to other m~n. Yo~ men h_ere s~and, at the ]?resent ti me, in t~1e b1tummous-coal-m ming industry, as Lhe grea tes t single force fo r sa fety. Your record ta nds over all this whole b road coun try of ours as the most imP?rtai:t fact0r in encouraging other bitu mmou -coal mi ners to work safe ly. Your record has brought, and is brin aing hom e each night, in other town s, hi other mines. more men safely to their familie than wou ld have com e home safe ly without this record which you have set. You have been, an d are, in the in du try's eye, in the p ublic's eye, regard less of the fac t that you are not out here in R ock Springs by yourselves - you are there, you ca nno t escape it. T he public knows of what you have done. To you go the laurels, but I also add you have the responsibility of keeping high the flag which you have set. Others need your example; may you always be successful. And again my congra tulations to you." Troph y Presented by Mr. Evans Mr. Pryde announced the presentation of the trophy, saying: "And now the presentation of the trophy: The one who will make the presentation address has also come a long distance, and we thank him very much for that. He is also interested in safety, doing a good job on his own properties, and is really interested in the safety of his employes. He is not a stranger here; he has been here before, and is familiar with our properties. I am going to call upon Mr. Cadwallader Evans, Jr., vice president and general manager of the Hudson Coal Company, to make the presentation address. Mr. Evans." Mr. Evans replied as follows: "Thank you, Mr. Pryde, and gentlemen. I have come a long way to make this talk. I regard it as a great honor to have been invited. Mr. Pryde has referred to my having been here before. I was here about ten years ago, and had a very enjoyable time, and I assure you I learned a lot of things which were afterwards of benefit to me and my company. "Something has been said about its being a long trip out here, and it is, but it is a trip I was very glad to make, because it gives me an opportunity of renewing my acquaintance with Mr. Pryde, with Mr. McAuliffe, and with you men. Page 305 �- The Explosives Engineer October, 1940 Inspiration of the Competit ion "The competition for the Sentinels of Safety is, of course, well known to you people, because you have been in it for at least ten years, probably longer, but I want to take this opportunity to congratulate the people who originated the idea, and who are represented by Mr. Marvin, who has just spoken to you. He edits an extremely interesting magazine called THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER. His organization is the sponsor of the idea of the Sentinels of Safety trophy. They provided the original trophy, which you see here, and each year they provide reproductions of it, which are given to the various mines and quarries that win the contest. It is an excellent idea for increasing interest in safety, and it gives me a great deal of pleasure to add my congratulations to Mr. Marvin and the company which he represents for its foresight in sponsoring the competition, and for the interest and enthusiasm of furthering it. "I do Hot know how widely THE ExPLOSIVES ENGINEER circulates out here, but if you are fortunate enough to see the July issue, you will find in it a full account of the whole scheme, with the record of much interest. "Mr. Marvin has cited some figures to show what that progress has been, but if you look at them closely, you will note the progress is larger in the prevention of slight injuries, as shown by the fact that the severity rates have been reduced a little, but not as much as the frequency rates. The anthracite group has the highest rate, and_ so should make the greatest reduct10n. Don't misunderstand me by citing those figures that the anthracite group has made more progress than the others have, because I do not believe that is true. It simply means that our starting record was worse, and we have further to go. "The unfortunate thing is that accidents still occur, and in recent years those that do occur have required more time for recovery of the men than in the earlier years. THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER, in commenting on this, says, and I quote from it, 'in any_ even_t the mining comj1any must consider its severity rate as well as its f re_quency rate in order lo obtain a full picture of the effectiveness of its accident-prevention program,' and with that sta~ement I heartily agree. And I quote 1t to you because all you who are thi1:kin~ about the future will have to bear m mmd the question of the severity as well as the frequency. "THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER is doing an excellent job in calling attention to these facts and sponsoring the competition. It certainly makes all of us en- Page 306 gaged in the mining indust1:Y more conscious of accident prevent10n and its value, and it gives me great pleasure to congratulate the officers of this company for introducing this contest and carrying it on, and express the hope that it will continue, and better records be made. And I am sure that better records will be made, as they have been during all the years the competition has been going on. Safety Program Explained "Now as to our safety program. I think you will want to compare ours with yours, and, in essence, there is not ,,,. ~ ?;,~.r::;, ~~~~ ",a-\ ~ ~~~ .s :l t,· .,, ~ Iv G,. very much difference between t ~ .S.t:;6.c r::;,r::;,;~ We do some things differently than~ ?~~$;..., do, but all the essential things you l1o'b' . r::;, we try to do. For instance, we ~ e' ~ S ~ ~ practice of awarding a safety flag.~Each~_§ ' ~ .j, quarter we present a flag to that mine ~ S ~ , which has made the best record during ~.~ ~ the preceding three months. We have ~• : ·,$ awarded it forty-one times in all, and seven of those times it has been won by the Olyphant shaft. "\iVe use other methods of stimulating safety. One is rhe organization which we call -afe1y key men, which holds din ner ann ually, and wh ich is working throughom the year. Fortu- Top: In the Old Timers' Building, traditional meet ing place of Union Pacific men, the occasion was celebrated by a banquet. Bottom: Union Pacific men talk things over outside th e Old Timers' B u ilding after the ceremonies. In the foreground, left to right, are R. R . Kn ill, safety engineer; I. N. Bayless, general manager; and V. 0. ,"\tfurray, general superintendent. i, �~t::i...:::i--Z:,:.f:.., .._~ . . . The Explosives Engineer -.,..-:.,_~ OJ/ 's:: ,.. ~11> -;,1r. McAuhffe 1shgomg to it is a human problem, and that it in•:; :3 f.j'i§i ~ ~ ; cranton next mont to prev olves not only questions of the numOctober, 1940 !:h:::· ;; -:-: g .,,:::,5/~11 dnels of Safety trophy, and )ti .... I"') rt> ber of p rops, use of safety lamps, the ro o- Ai -~·going to tak<: that opportunity use ?f gog~le~ and such things, but in . ,,tf1.:ire an annual d~n~er o~ t~1e s~fety add~twn it involves the use of the iey_men. Me1!1bersh1p m _th~s 1s stnctly deal of p~easure to par ticipate in this bra i1_1s of. tl7:e m en wh o are exposed to presentation, and, on behalf of THE Jimited, and 1£ you are 1n it, you are P_ o ssz ble m7ury. A n d that means m en EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER, I want now to given a decorative key, which ever y lzke you an d m e, ancl all those in this man takes pride in wearino-. formally present this trophy to you, u-r ,v l • b room. I t involves also th e use of the Mr. McAuliffe, for the men of your v e 1ave mine-rescue crews tra ined h earts of all of us, so that each one organization." in the use of the oxygen helmet. Forthinl~s alway_s of _the ?-f ety of others, tunately we have not found it necessary Mr. McA uli[fe Accepts Trophy an~ is guarding h is actw 11 s so that anyto use them for a good many years, but fo r W inton No. I Mine t_h zn_g !1e m ay do cannot possibly resu lt we keep them in training b ecause we in m7ury to himself or anyone else. Mr. McAuliffe accepted the trophy never know when a fire may occur and That is the essence of the who le safety with the fo llow ing words: we may need these men. Then, o f movem ent. " In accep ting the trophy from Mr. course, we have first-aid teams at all of "The United States Bureau of Mines Evans, I feel a great measure of humilour collieries. Each colliery carries on is represented here today by Mr. ity. ·we have been successful beyond a first-aid meet at which all of the teams Denny, who will speak to you later, and our early hopes. I h ave told you at that colliery compete. Then, in the I want to extend our thanks to the repea tedly that in the first ten years of fall, the championship team from each Bureau through him, Mr. Denny, for my conne tion wi th the property we colliery meets those from the other colthe many services which they have renmade no progre s whatever toward aclieries in a company first-aid meet, the dered to us in eastern Pennsylvania, cident reduction. At the end of that next one to be held in Scranton within and to you in Wyoming, and to all of time we were running abou t fifteen a few days. At that meet the three best the other mining regions of the United thousand hour of exposure per acciteams we have will be selected to repreStates. The Bureau fo rms a clearing dent, and I very nearly despaired . sent The Hudson Coal Company in house and performs a service of treR uch of biblical fame you will recall the competition which the Pennsylvamendous value to all the mining interwaited seven years fo r a husband; I nia Department of Mines conducts for spent ten year without seei ng much ests in the United States, not the least the whole of the anthracite region. safety improvement! And then it of these services being their success in "In addition to these things, we try handling the detailed reports on which star ted, and when it did come it came to stimulate the interest of our men. wi th a rush. Las t year the property the award of this trophy is made. Every wen t up to 124,369 man-hours of exFor instance, we use posters, putting accident in every mine competing for posure to th e lost-time accident. them up regularly, not only on bulle_tin this is reported to the Bureau and careboards on the surface, but each section "In accepting this trophy, I am acfully tabulated, and on the basis of this cepting it fo r the men of Winton, and foreman has a bulletin board at his tabulation, these awards are made. We not for myself, or for The Union Parecognize that the Bureau is absolutely headquarters in the mine, and he puts cific Coal Company. For the men, most up all bulletins there. They attra~t impartial in the handling of these figof all, who take the chances, and next more attention there than on the big ures, as it is in every other matter that to them, for the local staff who worked comes under its jurisdiction, and we bulletin boards outside. "Then we have another little scheme with them and tried to encourage them are content, therefore, to accept its verand inspire them to a greater measure dict as to who the winner is. which is exclusive with us, as far as I of safety." know. We award what we call 'Safe "Needless to say, it gives me a great Worker Buttons' to each man in the sections in which there has been no lost-time injury during the preceding Here at the drift mouth at Winton No . I mine are some of the men whose safety three months. We encourage everyone record was IOo% during I939· to wear them. For instance, in the last quarter we gave out 3,200 of these buttons among a total of 7 , 300 employes. That means that half of the men in our mines worked in sections in which there were no lost-time injuries. :-- ,... r,, ,./;; 11> \ Accident Prevention a Human Problem "Safety is affected adversely by difficult physical conditions, but safety cannot possibly be accomplished, even under the most ideal physical conditions, unless all of the men devise and execute ways of preventing accidents. You men know that as well as I do, and your record shows that you appreciate it. But it is not known all over the United States, and in all other mines, and therefore I feel justified in saying it because of this radio that stands in front of me. "Accident f1 revention is a human problem, and it can be accomf1lished only by a group of people who are thoroughly conscious of the fact that .: . ' Page 307 �[J)resentation [J)rog•ranri I of 1()39 Aword t o O lyphant: Shaft Mine EDDY CRE Ei( COL~l!oRY A 11 i111JJress ive f1rogra 111 w as prcfHtrcd fo r th e fHese11tatio11 ex ercises of th e Sen tine ls of Safety t o Oly j1ha11t Shaft J\lfin e, w i nn er in th e m1lhracile groujJ of th e N at io nal Safety Compet i tio n . - ·IE1f WTRIUMPHS AGAIN " I T IS out of sincere cooperation and a spirit of working together that betterment in safety will come, and you must have much of that on Hudson Coal Company properties or you would not be here today." Thus, did Eugene McAulilie, president of The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming, keynote the auspicious presentation of the Sentinels of Safety trophy to Olyphant Shaft Mine, Eddy Creek Colliery, Hudson Coal Company, on October 12. Ga thered together in Olypliant's high school auditorium were miner members and executives of the winning mine, representatives of the town government and civic groups, and many s1c1:e and United Stat es organization officials. The presentation marked the second winning of the National Safety Competition by a Hudson Coal Company mine. It also marked the second part of an outstanding cooperative presentation arrangement between Caclwal- With tributes from Eugene McAuliffe, Hudson Coal Company's safest miners receive trophy presentation honors lader Evans, Jr., vice president and general manager of Hudson, and Mr. McAuliffe of Union Pacific, Mr. Evans having journeyed to Rock Springs the previous month to award the bituminous trophy to one of Mr. McAuliffe"s mines. The presentation exercises commenced at two o'clock with John M. Reid, superintendent of Olyphant presiding. Fellowing Monsignor V.'. P. Kealy's invocation, Mr. Reid stated that he wasn't surprised to find that Olyphant had won this outstanding safety honor. This mine, he said, had made a habit of safety, having won the company's safety flag seven times, in itself an outstanding achievement for each flag symbolized company leadership for a three-months' period. Also, the mine has sixty-five Safety Key Men within its foreman ranks, and to be a key man at Hudson means that a sectional foreman, for instance, must keep his place clear of lost-time accidents for twelve months with a minimum shift count of 50,000 man-hours. Such safety consciousness, Mr. Reid explainctl, made it possiuie for Olyphant Shaft Mine to go 626,456 manhours of work without a fatality and only 27 disabling injuries resulting in 337 days of disability. Although the mine was not free of accidents, its accident-severity rate was lower than that of any other mine in the anthracite Page 365 �The Explosives Engineer December, 1940 group, and thus it was the winner in its class. SYl\lBOL OF LIVES SAVED ONTINUED Mr. Reid: "The Sentinels C of Safety trophy is a symbol of lives sa\'ed and injuries preyentecl, and winning the trophy is an achievement (or which you may indeed feel proud. The fact that you ha\'e "·on indicates that you men in Olyphant Shaft realize the importance of going about your daily work in a safe manner. lL shows that you have gi\'en thought not only to your own safety but LO the safety of your fellow workmen as "·ell." E. C. ,veichel, assistant general manager of Hudson Coal Company, complimented the employes and assured them that the award brought honor to Hudson Coal Company as well as to the mine and LO the men individuallv. He continued with: • "There are entered in this competition many mines in the anthracite region. Some are large and some are small, and since Olyphant Shaft is a large operation, yours is, to my way of thinking, a particularly fine achie\'ement, as it is much more difficult lo attain an outstanding record where there are a large number of employes. "I feel that your winning this Sentinels of Safety trophy will be an inspiration to the other collieries on our property. I feel that you have shown to the / \ The Chinese say ou e J1icl11re is worth n th ousand words. H ere, as he ro ngral u la les the winn er in a11 emf1loye gnrcle11 co ntest, is a j1iclo ria/ reason why J!r. i"\IcA ul iffe is held in such high est eem by Union Pa cific m.en an d wom en . men of Lackawanna Vall ey that yo11 can work safely as well as perform your daily duties, and the safety record which is now yours has been attained because each of you has developed a safety consciousness and has a llowecl it to govern you throughout your working day. "On behalf of the Hudson Coal Company, I wanL to congratulate you -and again say 'Thank You!' for this record o( which we are all proud." S. H. Ash, district engineer, United States Bureau o[ Mines, said that he had come in behalf of the Bureau to thank th e men for their ac hi evemen t. He sLre sect the fact th a t a t Olypha nt in a five-rnomh 'per iod, only one-ha ![ clay had bee n lost; whereas th e average in the indu stry i foune en clay. los t. In closin g, M r. Ash sa id: "Sav ing li[e is co mparabl e LO creat ing li fe ." ,v. H. Metzger, co m pan a fe t.y engineer, made an enthu sias ti c appeal to the men for a co minuan ce o f th eir safety record, whi ch he term ed " th e greatest honor in indu stry." H e said that the announcement o( the anthracite group's award was not a surprise LO him because he realized that the Oly- John M. Reid, collie1y suj1eri11/endenl, was clwirman of the 111eeli11g. Seat ed, left lo righl , are: E. B. Charlton , E. G. J,Veichel, S. H. Ash, ]osej1h ]. Walsh, L. M. Evans, Theodore Marnin, Eugene McAuliffe, Cadwallncler Evans, R ev. E. A. Bellas, Monsignor W. P. Kealy, Stanley Slominski, and Robert W. Hu che. Page 366 �The Explosives Engineer Deccmher, 194-0 handed certifi ca tes o f honor for Lhe men LO Mr. Charlton and LO Lhe following sectional fo remen : Vin cent D. Crowley, Olyphant Sha[L Min e, Eddy Creek Co lli ery, whose seCLion operated from Jun e 7, 193 1, LO May 1, 1934, a to ta l o f 523 wo rking days or 28 1,273 man-ho urs, with out a losL-time injury; Charles E. Morri s, Miles Slope ~•I in e, Olyphant Co lli ery, wh ere his sect ion record was 738 workin g days or 288,302 man-hours, with out a lost-time injury, J'rom April 7, 1936 to October 24, 1939; and Frank P. Lotlu , Grassy Isla nd M in e, O lypha nt Colli ery, whose secLi on opera ted fro m i\Iarch 17, I93i Lo Jun_e 17, 1940, a Lo tal o[ 693 work in g days or 189,539 man-hours wiL11ou t a lost-time inj ury. " yo u R TROPHY-N OT OU RS" R. H EALEY ·poke Lo Lhe m in ers as a group an d expressed apprec iaM tion for their effort . "\ Vi Lh the words 1 Cadwallader Evans, Jr. and E ugene 1WcA uli[Je, rejJrese11ti11g winners in th e anthracite and bituminous grouj1s, resj1cctively, aj1pear liaj1J1y about it all at th e aft ernoon exercises at Olyj1ha11t. phant Mine had always been outstanding. E. B. Charlton, in behalf of the United States Bureau of Mines and TH E Exl'LOSJVES E NG INEER. EXTEND THE SAFETY SPIRIT TATE MINE INSPECTOR L. M. EVANS S then addressed the audience. He thanked the men and officials of Hudson Coal Company for their efforts to make the mines of Pennsylvania safe places in which to work . He said that this award was a matter of public interest. People wanted to know why Olyphant Mine could make the record while others, equally safe, could not. He expressed the hope that the safety spirit would be extended throughout the district. Cadwallader E\·ans, \'ice presiden1 and general manager u[ Hudson Coal Company, then introduced the principal speaker of the clay-Eugene r\. McAuliffe, president of The Union Pacific Coal Company, who had come from "\1Vyoming for the presentation. In introducing ?\fr. McAuliffe, Mr. Evans related the story of the origin of the National Safety Competition and its results through the years. He recounted the record of the Winton No. 1 Mine of The Union Pacific Coal Company and expressed his pleasure at having officially awarded the trophy to Winton in ScpH:-rnber for iL~ 1939 vicLOry in the bituminous-coal-mining group of the competition. At the conclusion of his talk, which appears on pages 370 to 372 of this issue, i\tfr. McAulilfe presented the Sentinels of Safety trophy to Mine Foreman In accepting the trophy, Mr. Charlton said that he was very proud of the record of his men and hoped that they would continue to do all in their power to further the safety movement so that his mine would win again and again. After the trophy presentation, Leo Healey, assistant superintendent, "'T his is yo ur trophy-not our ·," h e encouraged the men to d up li cate th eir vi ctory in 194 0. The program was interspersed with songs by Lhe exceptionally capable Jldiners' Double Quartet, accompani ed by Parette's Orchestra . On e of the songs was "Beneath the Surface," whi ch the group uses to identify Hud son Coal Company. It appears on page 369. Another outstanding feaLUre of th e ceremony was the singing by liule Ann Crowley, daughter of Sectional Foreman Crowley, of "I Am an American"' and the program closing song "God Bless America." The 1vliners' Double Quartet, consisting of (left to right) George Robinson, George Stefanik, Carl Robinson, Stej1hen Petr£lak, Edward lvlnckrell, Robert North, Josej;h Hurny, and Clement 1',fockrell, added harmony lo the celebration. Page 367 �!Y KEY EN c;Jhzrd Left: Cover of the jnogram which was distribut ed at the annual dinner for the Safety K ey Men. Hud so n Coal Compan y, was toastmaster. Following dinner, h e introduced Joseph J. ·w alsh, o~ the Pennsylvania Depanment o[ ·M mes, who complimented the men on their ach ievement. Mr. \ \Ta lsh poke o[ Lhe coal fields of Pennsy lvan ia and, in stressing the enormiLy of the fields, aid that the coal in that area could pan the equator. He compared Olyphant' record with the to Lal severity raLe of fourteen United Slate govern ment departments and howed Olyphant's rate as 0.51 again t 0.94 fo r the government departments. 1 TRIBUTE TO MR. 1ICAULI FFE UGENE rvi cAuuFFE, pre ide nt of The Union Pacific Coal Company, was the honored gues t of the evening; unique programs carried the following message of welcome to him : "'We welcome you, Mr. McAuliffe, as our guest on this occasion. "\,Ve honor you because of your outstanding leadership in the coal industry and want to congratulate you on your many achievements. Your interest in safety has been responsible for ]E THE HUDSON COAL COMPANY v\lith this closing song, which the audience joined in singing, the cause of accident prevention was rededicated with a sincerity seldom encountered in safety annals. And so, with the benediction of the Reverend Robert Hucke, of Olyphant Presbyterian Church, the miners of Hudson's Olyphant-with nationality roots in dozens of foreign lands-had paid to them the esteem and honor which their victory in saving lives and protecting their families had won for them. Part II l{EY MEN OF HUDSON o1.1.ow1NG the presentation ?f the Sentinels of Safety trophy m the F afternoon,The Hudson Coal Company Page 368 had yet another tribute to pay its safest men by holding the annual dinner for the members of its Safety Key Men. Organized in 1938, this annual banquet of Safety Key Men was the third to pay honor to those members of the company's official staff who had won their "keys" by leading the groups of men under them through a year of perfect safety. Eligible to this select organization are sectional foremen, firebosses, mine foremen, and superintendents. The banquet was held in the Scranton Club at seven o'clock. Approximately one hundred company officials and guests attended the dinner, at which eleven new members received the Safety Key and were admitted to the society. Cadwallader Evans, Jr., vice president and general manager of Little Ann Crowley, daughter of Sectional Foreman Crowley, who sang at the exercises, was cited by Mr. McAuliffe as a living example of the meaning of the "Sentinels of Safety" trophy. �The Explosives Engineer December, 1940 BEN EATH THE SURFACE (SONG COMPOSED ESP ECIALLY F OR HUDSON COAL COMPANY) Jl'e've bee11 working in t he coa l mine, digging anthracit P: We've been fi lling up the breakers, just to /weJi your h ome fires bright. W e'n: the D. & H. coal miners; when our worll day e11<ls H'e are happy anti co 11tentetl-we /mow we've made warm frien ds. Bem·nth the surfacP nf 1111: u•orltl, and all the world's nflairs, You'll fin d th ere"s somcthing do ing all the tim e. A nd as th e world mes by the thing that gl"l'els th e eye Only tells n part of t/1e !alt• of nil th e th ings that be. Bn 1ent/, the surfa ce, ln111:a th the surface, A diamon d in thr lourd1 . tlrey hide its worth. A battery lam p , .1 011w j>otcdn, a sl,akcr chute or two, A miner mul n lo lm ra lo 111ine for me and '.)' OU. Buy, burn and boo1·1 01 it' 1mtl,mcite 1111 d comfort will ensu<', Beneath I he su 1 ,frte r. mines of your company winning the Sentinels of Safety trophy on four occasions. Through your progressiveness there was developed and equipped the first mechanized coal mine in the United States, and to you there has come the honor of being a pioneer in modernizing the coal industry. "Your sense of justice, sincerity of character, and broad human tolerance, we feel, will carry you on to greater things in the future. You have our sincere best wishes." Mr. McAuliffe thanked the men, ancl praised their efforts in achieving their goal. In describing safety activity at The Union Pacific Coal Company, Mr. McAuliffe told of the formation of the company and the discouraging conditions which were met in its infancy. Some of the first steps for improvement included the obtaining of adequate sources of water, development of electricity, improved housing, encouraging· pride in gardening, formation of Girl and Boy Scouts, first-aid teams, community clubs and community halls, installation of rock dusting and protective clothing for miners (hats, goggles, hard-toed shoes, protective gloves). Mr. McAuliffe established a book of standards and had rules for miners prepared and distributed. After spending S1,900,ooo from 1924 to 1934 in the interest of safety, results were very discouraging. Mr. McAuliffe then established the idea of an automobile lottery, in which miners became eligible for drawing by going through a year without a lost-time accident. This activated the marvelous safety progress which, from 1934, has been outstanding in the industry. thought was the Old Timers' organization, consisting of twenty-year men. Later, a recreation hall was built and named "Old Timers' Building." Theodore Marvin , editor of TH E ExrLOSIV ES ENGJN EER, was then called upon to address the group. Mr. Marvin said, in part: "It is onl y through an organi za tion such as yours and men like yo u that new, in vigorat ing ideas in advancing safety are born and tested. Your success here is not limited to your imm ed iate probl ems. T he good resul ts of your work spread like wild fire and yo ur efforts have no limit in helpfu lness LO others. "Those persons who are acq uainted with the vari ous sa fety movements and activities tha t are taking place today in the coal industry reali ze that thi organization of afe ty Key Men is one of the most promising, outsta nding, and sound -thinking gro ups of min e officials in the coun try; I am happy to be here when you welcome to membership those who ha ve won their keys in 1940." E. C. 'Weichel, ass istant general manager, reviewed the year's ~chievements and made suggestions for carrying on the good work. Mr. Ash of the United States Bureau of Mines added his congratulations to the company and the Key Men for the exceptional improvement achieved in safety. HELP THE YOUNGER MEN KEYS FOR SAFETY LEADERS told about the company's realization that one of the organization's responsibilities is to help the younger men. The culmination of that J\T THE conclusion of the meeting, E ALSO H fl safety keys were presented to those officials who became eligible during the year. These men were: \ V JSEFORD SHAH· LR Jo11:-. F. I nzc:ERALD O uhide Fon·11u111 Pi nc Ridge Colliery :'\umber of emplon.... --~n :\Ian-hours of ~Xp<J"llle-1:1~•3:12 l'eriod-A ugu~t 1939 lo Scptemher l!J 1111 l month, S,·cti,mal Forema11 J AM.ES A USTIN l\lai11tenance Forema11 Birdseye Number o[ employes--10 Man-hours of exposure-81 ,337 Period-April 1939 lo September 19~1118 months Jermyn Colliery Number or employes-12 :\fan-hou rs of exposure-67,R91 Period-February 1937 to September 19104-1 months CHARI.F.S KEEN\!\/ St>rtirmal 1-·r,rer,11111 THOMAS " 7ETHERII.L Sectional Foreman WILLIAM MARTIN Sectional Foremar, Delaware Collien· :'l: umher uf emplo~c.~--13 :\Ian-hours of exposu1e-to3.3 15 l'criod- I-•,,1iruary 1939 to Sep1emhc1 1y 111211 mo111h, Eddv Creek Shaft Number of employes- 38 Man -hours of exposure-72,7i6 Period-July 1939 to September 19101.5 month.~ Jermyn Colliery Number of employes-46 Man-hours or exposurc-11;,;;2 Period-October 1938 to June 1940- 21 mmuh, Ht: RY H. Nuu. J ACKSON McKINLEY Secti onal Foreman Sectfo11al .foremar, Manine Collierv . ·umber of emplo)l!!>-!i2 . fan-houri. ot expos11 re-9J1 g62 Period-J une 19!19 to September 19111-· 16 months Olyphant Shaft Number of employes-43 Man-houn of exposure-106,713 Period- December 1938 to September 1910- THOMAS DA vrns ANDREW HARE Mine Forema11 Sectional Foreman Manine Colliery .!I.umber of employes- 285 Man-houn1 of exposure- 11 2,178 Safety flag n inner-secoml c111arter of 19 111 Grassy Island Number ot employes-40 Man-hours of exposure-65,583 Period-April 1959 to May 1940-14 month~ 211 IBOlllb~ j OHN RICHARDSON Sectional Forem,m Coal Brook Colliery Number o[ employes-5 I Man-hours of exposure-8_;.2Go Period-!'fo,•ember 19J18 to December 19:l!)..- l.l months With these newly installed members the group now numbers 65, of which 42 are charter members, and 12 represent 1939 victors. Page 369 �Addres§ y EUIGIE IE M~ AlUilHIFJF 1E. "To come home safely is on~f the great responsibilities of h,_( ancl this applies with equal force in driving on the streets and highways as it does to our work in the mines. Our highways are fast becoming the shambles that once exit1ttid in our coal mines, and little is being done nbonl it. '·.How to bring about the grcatt•st m easure !!l.t 'lQfrt: in nn<l about OU".",, : -, ·., ·'::·~ ,:omiwl!ing prob• 1cm confr,c u .i .g ib.• 1mlmitry lft• day. TLi!'l ,·;i i no! mne ~hr ou_::'· 1hc m:.• ,J.;•~r;, ~.:: ~5ther a fe.:.,:!!·..,-~ or t:Ji.D: :, - ~ ~ -·-":_... =~ ... - ,._.i,~'.P -., : .. are_ , · o~r,. '- S l .:1·': pfo~-'-- "I FEEL highly honored in being invited to appear before the employes and officials of the Olyphant Mine of The Hudson Coal Company, who so far led the anthracite mining industry in safety during the year 1989, as to win the Sentinels of Safety trophy awarded by THE EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER. "This is the second time that this beautiful bronze representation of a mother and her little child has been won by Hudson Coal Company men, the first award being made to the men of the company's Stillwater Mine at Vandling, in 1988. I hope that some of the men who worked in that mine in 1988 are here today. "The artist who conceived and executed this beautiful trophy chose for his subject the most sacred relationship that exists within the human race, that of the mother to her child. It is a pity that more of us who are fathers do not accept our responsibilities toward our children in a somewhat deeper sense. Unfortunately we are prone to leave to the mothers too many of the duties that we jointly owe our children, and they suffer accordingly. Page 370 "I wish to enlarge fol.' a mo• ment 011 the relation that exists between mine t1afety and mother• hood. The great majority of mothers are dependent on the earnings of the husband and father for the sustenance and education of their children, so I say that we who are husbands and fathers have the deepest kind of obligation; to think safety, to work safely, and, by keeping the home intact, make it possible for the mothers and young children to carry on as they should. "The sanctity of ~otherhood expressed through the mother of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is a principle we all accept in our thinking moments. Unfortunately, however, we too often forget the responsibilities that rest on our shoulders in the matter of doing those things only that will build and strengthen our wives and our mothers in their battle for their children. " The last ment ioned is t he class who furnish the flesh and blood, and who with their famili es endure the suffering t hat follows every accident. I t is out of sincere cooperation and a spirit of working together that betterment will come, and you must have much of that on The Hudson Coal Company properties or you would not be gathered here today. "May I say a word as to the responsibility of leadership. From the very ·dawn of civilization some man, some class, has been compelled to take leadership. In the Old World, political leadership was at one time a matter of inheritance. The world has seen some glorious political leaders -kings, queens, emperors. It has also had its full share of murderous rulers who claimed to be the annointed of God. Too often they received their power from Satan. The common man and woman, and their children, were to them merely chattels or serfs-creatures to work, to suffer, and to pay taxes. Tragic as it is, there has been a recrudescence of that kind of thing going on in the Old World for the past few years. Freedom of s~ml an<l spirit has largely been extinguished in the �01',l World. After more than nineteen ce~ries of the teachings of Christ, much of Europe and Asia is again in another Dark Age. "Here in Ameriea the <'0nunon man has yet freedom of soul, the right to vote for his t·hoiee of leadership and to worship God ai, he elects, be he Roman Catholic, Eastern Ortho d o x Catholic, Protestant, or Jew. He also has a full voice in the making of the laws that govern his affairs. and in establishing the conditions umler which he works, including hours and rates of pay. There is yet op• portunity in Ameriea for a workman to select his employer. i f J! t "May I say further, that there is a very definite obligation on the part of the workers to select for their own leaders men who have vision and capacity for leadership, and who will continuously try to do the best for their constituents rather than to try to win higher office by creating strife. There are men in every walk of life who have depended on securing advancement, by creating for themselves a 'nuisance value.' "May I say just a few words as to how we on our ·wyoming properties attained a production of 3,261,003 tons of coal from nine mines in 1939, with but 20 lost-time accidents, or 124,369 man-hours worked per accident; and in the first nine months of this year, a production of 2,523,361 tons, with 20 lost-time accidents or 127,582 manhours per accident. For fear that you may think that this performance was one easy of accomplishment, let me say that after the property, first opened up in 1868, had been in operation ,55 years, and with a rather strenuous effort to reduce accidents for the ten-year period, 1923 to 1932 inclusive, we were able to obtain but 15,931 man-hours of exposure per lost-time accident over these ten years. "What brought about our presentday improvement? There rests the very essence of every safety program. The dam broke about July 1, 1932, and as of that date every man on the property had solemnly decided to do his part toward accident prevention, and when New Year's Day came anc_l the record for the year 1932 was cast up, it was found that but one death had occurred in our mines with but 59 non-fatal accidents, and the man-hours per accident for the year rose to 43,452. By 1936, the men had the situation well in hand and the record really began t o climb. Let us look at it. Period 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 (9 months) Man-hotu-s per accident 69,338 92,680 103,172 124,369 127,582 "I here and now wish to accord full credit to the engineers of the United States Bureau of Mines and our State Mine Inspection forces, for the splendid guidance and assistance given us in attaining an increased measure of safety-but the fact remains, that with a willing and conscientious management, such as I know ours was, and as I am equally sure you have in Mr. Cadwallader Evans, Jr., and his staff, the credit yet belongs to the men. The Explosives Engineer December, 1940 the non-fatal 287, or a total of 303 losttime accidents in the production of 3,~!41,105 tons of coal, or 19,898 tons le~s than was produced in 1939 on the same property. ••'\'\'ha! we need is more €'rui;ading hloml-thc will to stop acddents, in I 1c J lines and on the highways. " The railroads and the great industrial plants have done their job. I s t he task wort h while? If you decide it is. you can likewise do the job. D on 't gd the impression that our t ask in the Hocky Mountain region is a cushy one for it is not. Our seams all pitch from 7 to ~2 degrees. We ha ve a multiplicity of faults, some gas, and lest you think our workers are all English-speaking, may I say that when I came to the property in 1923, we had 47 nationalities on the payroll, many non-English speaking. At the close of 1939, we still had 40 nationalities, and we have not found that our non-English speaking employes are behind in Safety. "How has this relation been build up? I confess that during my first ten years, I often despaired of trying to convince our employes that we really rnught a reduction in mine accidents except to reduce our workmen's compensation costs. "H I were a Goldier Heading a regiment iuto battle~ I would rathei' have 500 men ·who wcr erusade:r·s for the •ause than 2,500, wl10, :1hhough reckless 1mough ao take the punishmelllt~ lrnd no thought of the social and cconomfo suffering that incliffcr• ent t>oldiering on their p,ut en• tailed. "There used to be something closely akin to war in our mines,as for example, in 1923, the fatal accidents totalled 16, "Perhaps the thing that is most wrong with America is that we either insist on ignoring a bad condition entirely or else when we decide to cure it, we expect to get betterment over night. That has never been done. Human nature i ,s slo~ iof cbilii f "If you read your history you will conclude that the human race has Page 371 �The Explosives Engineer December, 1940 only seen betterment come slowly. The road . upward has always been a cruel, bitter, and hard one to travel. Bett~rments that ca.me too fast have usually been lost and when humanity slipped back, some man or woman with visi~m and courage has foreYer come into the picture to take leadership and to point the way upward. I know it is fashionable today to laugh at the cross with its lesson and its promises, but in the last analysis all the liberty that mankind now possesses came from God. , "The Godless cult that has spread death, devastation, and serfdom over much of the World will never succeed, and I have no hesitation in saying that much of the beuerment in accident reduction that we have at• tained, sprang from the words of encouragement expressed by our clergymen regardless of denomination, men such as those who represent your churches and who are with us today. "Perhaps one of the best examples of an attempt to improve a social con .. dition (and excessh·e accidents represent a social condition, and a bad one) was our attempt in l!Jl8 to save the nation and particularly our youth by the National Prohibition Act. What glamorous promises the proponents of this law gave us. I voted for it myselfand then what happened? Every corner of the nation had a still, and every third-rate hotel, and thousands of other places, openly violated the law, and youth went to fantastic ends tri show the government. The cause of temperance and youthful morals was set back twenty-five years. With this experience behind me, I hold to the belief that the powers vested in the Page 372 United States Bureau of Mines and the several State Coal Mine Inspection agencies, represent all the law help we need. Another law such as the Federal Mine Inspection Law now before Congress will only create friction and prejudice the cause of safety. Common honesty, and a will on the part of management and workers to work together, will eliminate more accidents than all the sumpt.uary 'don't' laws that can be written. The real problem of this country today lies in the fact that too many people want 'another law,' rather than to do the things that conscience and common sense should dictate. "Before concluding the task that was given me to perform here in the heart of the great Pennsylvania anthracite field, for an industry that had its beginning in the Lehigh region 120 years ago with a production of 365 long tons, I wish to express my thanks to your vice president and genera.I manager, Ivir. Cadwallader Evans, Jr. for asking me to appear before you gentlemen who through your fine judgment and persistent skillful effort have made this event possible. I also appreciate the great honor accorded me in appearing before the representatives of the churches in which you worship God, and I also think it a great privilege to appear before the representatives of your town government. When these gentlemen turn out to honor you they bring down honor on their own heads, for honest labor rests at the very root of all social prog~ess. I know also that the mine management are keenly interested in safety or else your record might not have been what it is. the mines and the quarries who ~e their lives and limbs to this insp'lring movement. Since the inception of this splendid work in 1925, no less than 77 separate presentations of the trophy have been made to 77 _groups of men. Honest competition is the life of all progress and this competition is conducted along high lines. "Years ago when Old Germany lived under a. milder and less despotic form of government, I read of one coal mine property where the men met together at the bottom of the shaft for a word of prayer before entering on their day' task. •••.•· Jths1LE: • i" , K. _; ~~ ... _, _.!. 1.~-...., ;, -,, - ••• :.:tild. --1,· _' - tJl.11.-,.Gl- ;.: :1 sr:~ ~...,,.,~"'~::_C. ,l_.,_, Oi'ilC~ fJ_.~ ci, ,1, ·}° 0 'No :r:;c, ~-,.,-,,.., Eo:e :fr<P;n p<'aye.excf:pi a;: .:;. :,:?.i.ier mimn,~ and so Jr think we wani more of ihe spirit of prayer i.o go forw:urd . I like to think that the millions of American men and women, who like myself were born in another country, appreciate the blessing that we, with our native born people, enjoy under a form of government, where a lawabiding person can yet say he is a free man or a free woman. "And now- Mr. Charlton, as mine foreman of Olyphant Shaft Mine on behalf of The Explosives Engineer and the United States Bureau of Mines, I present to you this lovely trophy, won by the per- "I also wish to say a word about THE sistent and conscientious efforts EXPLOSIVES ENGINEER, which inaugurated the Sentinels of Safety trophy for the six great branches of _the mining industry. These six little bronze mothers and their children .and the United States Bureau of Mines that supervises the awards are doing a splendid work, one of growing understanding and importance. Throughout the nation there are many men coming home daily from of the management of The Hudson Coal Company and the con• tinuous careful effort of the men of the Eddy Creek Mine. Treas• ure it in the twelve rno;.ths to come, and may you all try to keep it on your property next year and in the years to come." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1938-1940 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f5d38e402d65dc06d898c57a08bc501f.pdf 41edb722e10d3789a204057d298d2825 PDF Text Text .~,.._ c = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = : : . . M iin1U1re e§ of Green River D ay Green River, Wyoming June 18th, 1923 �-GTMWAH O £ 0-22-uo, oo o 7 .,.. UNION P .A.OIFIO SYSTEM / ·, ' rk UNION P ACIFIO RAILROAD COMP ANY OFFICE OF IN REPLY PLErA!J~ RC::FCR TO Superintendent No. Green River, May 29, 1923 Mr. E. s. Brooks, U. P • Coal Co • , Rock Springs, Wyo. Dear Mr. Brooks: The citizens of U·reen Hiver and the Western Divis ion are planning an immense Safet y .<ally for June 18th, invitations for which will be f orv·mrC:Hfu ... the an.tire official staff of the Union Pacific Coal Coo at a later date. One of the main features of the day is a parade bringing out such Safety features a s we are able to put clearly befo·re the Public vii th the lj_mi t ed room at our disposal, and was wondering if arrangements could.. be made for one of your mine relj_ef outfit teams to appearo If it io ag reeable to you, would like to have arrangements made for team to report to me not lat er than 11:00 .AM, morning of June 18tho Hoping to hear favorably fro m you in this connect ion, and vJi th warm personal regards, I am Yours very truly, �,. lh:. Y. c. Uol.cott, Supt., Dear Sir: Aclmor?ledgirz.s you~,s 29-th , extend ing invitation to attenc1..- t.hc Sa fety Hally for Jv.ne 18th: I!fany thank_s foi· the invitation, :::nd. v1e 1.·Jill be therG i.7i th the co::.Hb ino; cion F'i r:J t Aid 2.nd Hell:1et '.l.' e:3m. If you uill loolr e.fter the ca:c su.9 )ly fo_' the 17eck ending June 16 -tb, we -.;J i l l \'Io-rk Rock oo that all '":Jho c are to c.l..Vail thcr:iselves c:f your Yours truly, �June 5, 1923., Mr. J. Q. Holen, Mine Superintendent, . Superior, Wyoming. Dear Sir: You will, no doubt, have heard through the · Premier people that ~he Premier deal is called . off. We ~e had nothi~s' fr.om Mr. McAuliffe in the matter, but Mr. E etchey, at Ogde~, th~s morning advised m~ by ';hone. tha/ he had called" off the deal, '.lb.is for your information. Unless some change in our plans, we will arrange to work all mines Rock Springs field June This for the purpose of giving all employee·, who care to take advantage of the invitation of ·I the Railroad Company to their Safety Rally at Green / - - River on the 18th, the opportunity to attend. Yours truly, _ \ I ·1 l 1 �,.. 'I I'.h·• l7. L. ·tfoCe.rty, ISi ne Superintendent, Roclt Spril}gs, \·.yo .. Dear Sir: For· your inf' o!'.!11ati on the u.Ge oi' 'Goo First Aicl Park har: b een t (m .. e:..~;::d to ' the Union Pacific Railroad Cmapany on Sundeyo J une l? th , for a ball_ game between Green Ri vcr 2.nd na·,Jlins b �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY I LO C 1'.: ; ,prL :; □ o ·,-:y o•.1:i. nc p :iuri.c 6th ~ 1 9'~ 3 o J.,r. . • T'° EcCD.r ty o Hoel: '.}p:rinr~o, Uy o . o L ro J. o. lco l e no '.':iupe r:1. o r, \ 'y o o, 1:.ro Tho r; . )~ou t c ro 1.1 ·lfo.nc c , ': y o ., L r• \'Jm . :i.1oclsha\7 o \. in1,on, \", yo. Your3 t rul:r o . I \ . I '-" -~ I,' 11, l I t ' C ';"':l '1 I I ( i �rr1.n~ UNION P A .C.fl~,IC COAL C0~1P ANY E.S. BHOOJ<S ROC 1< SPRll':<:iS, WYO. " ;,:r; , ·' ·o L ,. .. -~c. ~ o ) ':j.fl ': ·• ·.-- • ~ • 0 ~1 C • J,.1 .~, ; ~ ~~, . . . , _ -4! :I' __,.~,/'' , . .,-,., / { , �SHEET A UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY LOS ANGELES & SALT LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY REPORT OF SAFETY lVlIEETING Name of Committee: Western Division Location of Meeting: Isis Theatre, Green River, Wyo. Date of Meeting: June 18th, 1923 Hour Adjourned: 11:00 a. m. IIours in Session: 3 Hour Convened: 8:00 a. m. _ ________ -------~fours Time Devoted to Inspecting b:; Conmiittee _ ___ _ MEMBERS OF COlVIlVIITTEE (Show absentees by X before the name. NAME G. J. Adamson F. W. Allen P.A. Beck A. A. Benson J. E. Baker C. W. Craig :1I. R. Clark T. Crosbie I. B. Ellis·on E. Gowdy x C. D. Gudgel H. DeHeer T. W. Hays E. B. Halstead A. Henley G. B. Halsey L. S. Helms F. A. Jones A. V. James E. Baumgardner M. McCourt F. P. Nelson D. M. Raymond R. J. Romick W. C. Shelver R. i\L Seale A. Scott W. J. Shaub L. H. Starr A. C. Thomsen 0. C. Wilks S. Wilson J. Whittaker S. D. Karst OCCUPATION Division Engineer Engineer Supervis·or B. & B. Foreman M. W. Rep. Shop Conductor Division Storekeeper Claim Agent District Foreman Section Foreman Trainmaster Safety Agent Fireman Signal Supervisor R. F. ·o f E. Engineer Signal Maintainer :\Ianager D. C. & H. Agent Master Mechanic Trav. Fireman Special Agent Switchman Car Foreman Yardmaster Asst. Superintendent Trainmaster Road master Brakeman Conductor Claim Adjuster General Roadmaster Section Foreman Signal Maintainer Fireman Sec note below) LOCATION Green River Rawlin s Gr een R ivel' Gr een Ri ver Ra wlins Green Ri ver Og den E,·anston Ha mpton I:awlins Gr een Ri ver E vansto n Green R iver Rawl in s E van ·ten Rawlins Green River 1Vamsutter Green Ri ver Rawlin s Green River Evanston Gr een River Evanston Green River Evanston Rock Springs Evanston Evanston Green River Green River Echo Wahsatch Rawlins NOTE: Above list should cont:1i :1 a.1ly ·: ·> n;,l.:t:; pcrs·uul o[ n:tunl uppointc~ committee members. Visitors pre sent nt meeting U!i well us other inform~lion should be s hown on Sheet B. Sci~ instruction note on top o( same. �SHEET 13 SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 NOTE-Please enter below: (1) Visitors present und occupation of c:ich. (2) L~tters n.nd communication s ; i_d ve short referenc e such ns date, from whom and aubjcet. (3) Accidents rliscu sscd; give. brief r.:?f2rence to c:ich. (4) Talk.:1 by vi.iitor.i or member.d in interest of S afety First; give name and subject. (6) Pnpcrd rcud on nny specific subject: st:ita nume, etc. If additional sheets needed, substitute same and mark Shee t C, etc. -·VISITORS J. W. Hawk ,John Hay A. D. Hamilton H. A. Adams O. S. Jackson C. J. Lane R. B. Robinson Edson Rich H. L. Snyder A. R. McNitt I. A. Sharon J. F. Cox R. B-. Porter J. C. Gale F. W. Pfleging H. A. Hansen E. S. Brooks S. F. Gibson R. A. Pierce C. E. Brooks R. E. Brooks Cleve Hauk A. W. Woodruff J. E. Mulick J. W. Burnett J. M. Guild L.B. Garry G. 0. Brophy E. D. White D. B. Allen Paul Rigdon G. H. Likert B. E. O'Neil C. C. Barnard W. Upton E. C. Grant F. C. Hunter Dan Konold W. R. Pickrell F. A. Raybourne A. Thomson James Brown G. A. Cluff I. C. Butts A. J . Laving R. H. Harrison R. L. Starr Will Crawford ;j_ T. Romick • J. M. Henderson John Lythgoe Joe Barnes G. Sundberg .J. M. McNeil Green River Mayor Rock Springs Banker Salt La kP Inspector I. C. <::. (;n1aha Ai::.,t. t •1 Gen. :\1-~ •. 3upt. M. P . & M. Omaha Omaha General Freight Agent Omaha Ti.:ngr. M:. of W. Asst. Gen. Solicitor Omaha Sp!. Rep. of Gen. l\'Ig r. Omaha First Claim Ag<:nt Oma ha Asst. First Claim Agent rh~"' ah~ Asst. Gen. Claim Agent Omaha Asst. Gen. Attorney Sa lt La!:c Clfr f Sp :)cial Agent Oma ha Signal Engineer On~ah:i. Supt. D. C. & H. Or:-·aha V. P. & G. l\,l, U. P. Coal Co. Ro ck Springs Safety Supt. U. P. C. Co. Rock Springs Gen. Supt. O. S. L. Pocatello Supt. O. S. L. Mont. Divn. P ccatcllo Supt. O. S. L. Utah Divn. Pocatello Br:!keman (Rep. Utah Divn. Safety Committee) Poca te ll ◊ General Superintendent Cheyenne Superintentlent Cheyenne r,Iast:?r Mechanic Cheyenne Trainmaster Larami e Safety Agent Cheyenne Legal Department Kansas City Sec. Board Pensiorn, Omaha Reclamation Inspector Om aha Chief Clerk to President Omaha Fuel Cons. Eni:rineer Om aha Fuel Supvr. Cheyenne Superintendent Denver Chief Dispatcher Denver Sig. Supvr. Denver Safety Agent Denver Engineer Evanston Asst. Sig. Supvr. Evanston Water Service Foreman Evanston Road master Evanston Storekeeper Evanston Agent Evanston B. & B. Foreman Evanston Conductor Evanston Brakeman Evanston Engineer Evanston Fireman Evanston Car Foreman Evanston Car Inspector Evanston Sig. Maintainer Evanston Switchman Evanston Section Foreman Evanston R. F. of E . Evanston = - -- ·-- �SHEET C SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Month: JUNE, 1923 Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION VISITORS (continued) W. H. Hamilton George Thomas L. R. Nicholls Earl Parsons J.M. Milan R. A. Giles CT. H. Bodine Willard Davis ,John Morrow T. Ahern J. L. Murphy J. Burdett Leo Critchfield L. Fotheringham J. T. Whittle -y. Schofield ,T. C. Bobolis O. Wallwork J. Parkinson Hyrum Barnes .T. H. Buck W. J. Nolan .T. A. Hitchcock Chris Jen sen Hardie Rollins Charles Fenton .Ta mes Davis Vernon Johnson George Widdop A. A. Timothy Ervin Allard Geo. Langsdon E<lw. Mason R. E. Hans·on S. S. Hoover A. A. Benson Philip Riley A. H. Moerke S. G. Thornhill L. R. Wheeler E . E. Waltman J. C. Wallach H. W. Brown· W. I-I. McKinney W. F. Baxter Claud Ballard Frank Wendt A. Walker Lee Moss H. C. Robinson Zeb. Whaley .T. E. H'odge W.R. Gilpin M. F. Flynn r. J. Bagley A. J. Covert A. Scott P. Pritza Roundhouse Forenum floil er Foreman Machine Foreman Drop Pit Foreman Pipem an Painter Machinist Mach . Appr. Mach. Helper Blacksmith Machinist l\'tach. Helper Jlfarh . F ed. Inspr. Boilermaker Appr. Boilermaker Pipetittcr I-Id. Sty. Engineer Clam Shell Operator Laborer Gar Rep. Appr. C:ar Repr . Dist. Foreman Electrician Machinist Illacksmith • T,o~o Carpenter Machinist Mach. Appr. Reg. Frt. Carman Frt. Carman Sh. Metal Worker Boilermaker Boilermaker Helper Clerk Asst. Yardmaster Foreman M. W. Rep. Sho11 Switchman Engineer Agent Agent P. F. E. Sig. Maintainer Sec. Sforekeeper Agent Conductor Brakeman Engineer Fireman Sw. Engr. ~•,>itch Fireman Machinist C. C. Foreman Eng. Foreman General Foreman Car Foreman Yardmaster . Sig. Maintainer Uoadmaster Asst. Sec. Foreman Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston F,van ston Evanston Evanston Evan~to n T<:v· msto n ~ --•nst on P.v:rn!'. ton ~\'n nston ] 1 E vanston E vansto n Evanston Evanston ~vanston Evanston Evanston Green River Green River Green River Green River Green River Green River Green River r, reen River Gr een River Green River Green River Green River Gr een River Gr een River q_r cen River .C:reen River Gr een River Green River Green River Green River Green River Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs ~ock Springs _Rock Springs Rock Spring·s Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs �• SHEET D SAFETY COMMITTE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION VISITORS (continued) . R. Blondin R. H. Grigsby Clarence Jensen A. C. Taylor J. C. Gunning D. K. Redmond 0. I. Sjolin C. E. Moser George Coulson J. A. Tobin Tom Thomas A. Moser J. A. Ballard E. Kooms • Hiram Williams Fred Campbell A. D. Swanson Ole Larson Casey Adams L. R. Engstrom Clyde Kipp C. Arp Lexie Holloway J. C. Smith John Lyons M. J. Clifford L. U. Wier Earl Brown L. Stroud J. P. Hanson C. Albright L. P. Hodges E. F. Harper Harry Ryan T. J. Kiernan W.W. Boyd J. E. Barton C. D. Halsey A. A. Gulley J. Nelson A. Linsberg S. E. Tolliver C. C.. Campbell E. B. Halstead . Ticket Agent Store Dept. Mach. H!pr. Appr. Mach. Helper Machinist S. M.. W. H. Appr. S. M. Worker S. M. Worker Machinist Gen. Foreman Mach. Helper Appr. Mach. Helper Truckman Tender Machinist Boilermaker Boilermaker Helpr. Appr. Carman Freight Carman Freight Mach. Hlpr. Appr. Machinist Mach. Helper Mach. Helper Mach. I-Ilpr. Appr. Machinist Mach. Helper Sw. Engineer Sw. Fireman Road Engineer Road Fireman Car Repr. Machinist Brakeman Switchman Conductor Wrecker Foreman Steamfitter Foreman Asst. Sig. Supvr. Sig. Maintainer Roadmaster Section Foreman Lineman Agent Yardmaster R. F. of E. Month: JUNE, 1923 Rock Springs Rock Springs Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Wamsutter Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins �SHEET E SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 The meeting was called to order at 8 a. m. by Chairman Wolcott. Mayor J. W. Hawk, ·on behalf of the City of Green River presented Mr. Wolcott with the Key to the City of Green River. His remarks are as follows: Mr. Chairman, Officials 'o f the Union Pacific, Citizens and Visitors: I am indeed happy on behalf of the citizen!! to welcome you to Green River today. If your pleasure is as great as ours, then we are satisfied. We have endeav·ored to make this day as characteristic of old time hospitality as our limitations permit, a hospitality characteristic of those old pioneers, who by self-denial and hard work made it possible for us to enjoy what we do today.' One of these possessions which we enjoy as a result of their efforts is the great Union Pacific System. The value of this great system was foreseen by those men and theh· successors and our present officials are to be cong ratulated upon the consummation of that vision, not only on the construction, but the maintenance in such a way as to bring security to the lives of employes and patrons, and the confidence of the public in the secm·ity of the Jives and property entrusted to the Union Pacific, indicates the success that their efforts have brought forth . I am not a public speaker, I can only say that we welcome you and ask you to enjoy yourselves and have a rip-roaring g ood time and in order that you may feel confident of our we! come, I present you with this, th e key t o our city It unI thank you, ladi es and gentlemen. locks our treasures, our hearts you ~!ready possess. Mr. Wolcott,: Mr. Mayor, Citizens of Green River an<l Visitors: On behalf of the Safety Committee 'of the W est en. DivIt is a great pleasure to meet in your city and par ta ke of y'our hosision I accept this token of your hol?pitality. pitality and I am confident that both the committee and your citizens will benefit by t his get-together meeti ng. I thank you. After the regular busi~ess of the Safety Committee was disposed of, a numb er of t he vi sito r s g·ave sh ort talks which are given below: Mr. Sam Wilson, Section Foreman, "A Review ·o f Safety." Many pEople think Safety First is a new idea. This is not th2 case. Always from t he b2g in nin g of A mer ican Railroading a cardinal rule has appeared on almost every rule book, "In all ca ses of doubt or uncertainty, the safe course must be taken and no risks run." This or a modification of it can yet be seen in pr actically all t he rule books of early days. But it was for many years more honored in the breach t han in the obser va nce. In recent years, however, we have come to understand that for every trained man who is killed or inj ured a n untrained man takes his place. The trained man cost.; money, the money is was ted . The un tra ined ma n wi ll cost money to train and while training may cost the lives of other trained men. That is also money wasted . The Safety First movement initiated on humanitarian grounds has a broad economic founda tio n. Tod a y the whole United States is a network of Safety First propaganda and hardly a railroad of any prominence but w hat is actively engaged in promoting it. Newspapers are fond of th e Safety First story beca use ·of its human int er est appeal. The average newspaper story states that Am erican Railways pay out a billion dollars yea rl y for Safety. This huge sum according to the newspapers is spent for elimination of g r ade cross ings, installing improved signal and switch devices and educational campaigr,s. But no auth'o r itative statistics can be compiled showing the total amount so spent, for who, for instance, can say of the interlocking or automa t ic block sig na l system that it is only for Safety First and not as well for saving time. Who can compile the vari ous expenditures Iiot· only of the many safety bureaus but of the talks, signs, campaigns, the effort not only t o improve the public attitude toward its own lives, but to impress on the railr'oad man himself that his life is worth more! than a minute to his road and infinitely more to · him than the saving of a few steps or the flipping of a car 01· taking a chance to save time. To the average man the word "trespass3r" means evil doer. It does not mean that to the statistician. It means a man, woman or child who walks the tracks, c1'o·sses at an unprotected point, or otherwise gets in the way of a train. In thirty years our railroads have killed over a hundred thousand and injured about a hundred a11d twenty thQusand more. These persons were just walking the track or jumped a passing car, tw'o thirds of them were reputable citizens of the locality where they lived, fourteen per cent were children, twenty per cent were hoboes. But all these citizens, children and hoboes were trespassers. Enough has been said to show that Safety First must be a movemEnt and is a movement directed at men rather than methods. While signals, cars rails, and train accident prevention are an important part of the campaign, it is education which is doing the greatest ,vork to stop the needless loss of life. Hence it is that in its broad plan of greater conservation of human life that Safety First considers as much the making of Safety men as ,of Safety things, and elimination of the chance taker. It is a fact that the greater number of accidents of all kinds result from carelessn~ss, thought- �SHEET F SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 }essness and chance taking rather than from defective equipment or failure of machinery. It is also a fact that, fire collision derailment and what the public knows as railroad accidents, is responsible for only the smaller part of deaths and maimings on railroads. The educational, the attempt to make men, women and children, employes and non-employes alike, realize that trespassing is the ca use of m:ost of deaths and° injuries, that the greatest cau_se is disobedience of personal Safety rules, that wrecks and accidents to trains come last, constitute a large part of the Safety First crusade. But this is not all of it. While such matters as the elimination of grade crossings are highly important, they are less s·o than the elimination of human equation in track and train operation where such equation can be elimh1ated. For twenty years or more public sentiment has been keenly awakened to the importance 'o f preventing railway accidents. This sentiment has crystallized into carloads of Federal, Stat e and Municipal statutes, ordinances and regulations until today a serious problem in railroad operation is to find a means of conducting traffi c with any profit through the tortuous labyrinth of legislative enactment and judical con struction . The basic t hough t producing this legislation seems to have been that railroading is a material thing, naturall y and inher ently danger ous, like gun-cotton or dynamite and that all that is necessary to curb its natural destructive tendency is t o prescribe and regulate the physical conditions of its maintenance and operation. Our legislatior s have appar ently proWe ceeded entirely up'on the theory that the corporation is the only agent to be consider ed and dealt wi th. have scores of Jaws regulating the hours and conditions of employment and prescribing certain experience which men must have to hold certain positions. Yet the personal injury record as to employes is grow ing wor se. Tho reason for this is that we have not· given due consideration t'o the human element. We can pass laws a nd make rules but the employe must be educated and trained to obey and comply with them. 0 Necessary as some of our r ail road laws are, Congress and State Legislatures may enact laws until their combined tonage cannot be pulled wi t11 a 5000 engine, officials may go on issuing rules, bulletins and notices until ever y section house and caboose looks like a circulating library and you may keep an inspector in every shop, but we go on with t his string 'of preventabl e accidents until we men as we work upon the track, as we stand before the machine in the shops, as we r epair equipment in the yards, as we handle engines and cars, begin to think how we can make this move and do this work in the safe and proper way. Until we become convinced, and with a firm determination act upon the conviction that we can, and we will do our work without these accidents. Railroad service is not naturally hazardous, it is only as dangerous as employes make it th emselves by t heir omission to take reasanable precautions for their own Safety. Let every man ask himself, what a1·e causes of preventable railroad accidents, let them think over, analy ze the facts, see if he cannot expla in it as due to one of these three causes: Neglect of little things, violation of ruks and instructions or tak ing chances . These three causes produce many accidents. Their origin is in th::: pn-sonality of the employe and their pr event ion must come from the same source. Let us think how an accid ent might happen. It does not take much ti me. Get the Safety habit and the rest will be easy. In any syst<!matic plan for accident prevention it should be kept in mind that while Safety devices are necessary and import ant, they afford the means of preventing only a sma ll percentage of accidents. Iri-iportant as these devices are, I believe that in the public mi nd too much has been expected from their use. A study of the theory aside fro m the practice of accident preventio n lead s to this conclusion, if all men at all times, were as careful as they could be and in theory should be, t here would be little need for Safety devices. The necessity for such devices is in inverse ratio to the car eful and prudent h abits of those by whom the devices are to be used. Indeed there is in theory this objection to Safety devices: That they iend to eliminate the necessity for personal thought and alertness, in other words if it were possible to so cultivate th2 human element on 'our tracks, in our shops and yards, that accidents would because 'of such acq uired prudence of the employe be thereby generally prevented, thi·1 method would be preferable to the use of Saf ety devices. But as we cannot improve the human element to this extent, we use Safety devices to accomplish the purpose. They are at best but devices and their effectiveness for Safety depends upon the intelligence and willingness with which they are applied and used. Let us see why so many employes are killed. Eternal vigilance should be inspired by the higher grade of employes to first protect himself and then to constantly Jc eep the idea in mind of employ es with lesser intellect. Our brain is composed 'o f numerous cells, 37 to be exact, and while one set is working on one problem, others are sleeping, and if our "Safety First" sell is not cultivated to a standard of alert accuteness, we are unable to ~all it into instant action. Many people have brain paralysis, which while only lasting a few seconds, is sufficient to cause th ~1:1 to be caught. Why did the young man a~ Echo ·on May 21st step in front of a moving engine? Why did the man at Hampton s'tep in front of No. 6 the day before? Simply because that little brain cell called caut:on was slEeping for the small fraction of a minute. Now these little cells are located a little above and back of the ear. The man with very full caution development will not make a success ·of railroad work because l,e will be afraid to take responsibility. The man with full development will make a safe man, will have very little �SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Committee Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION SHEET G Month: JUNE-1923 trouble and no accidents. The man with moderate caution development will be the chance taker and will have many accidents and much trouble. The man with small p.nd very small caution development will be killed or badly injured if they stay in railroad service and wiB be the means of injuring others by their carelessness. In conclusion will say that while much has been accomplished and the Safety First movement has a great start, much remains to be done. The success of any business depends up·on the hearty cooperation of its employes. A continuance of the interest already displayed will inevitably result in the elimination of many more conditions which might cause accidents and this company urges that the efforts of every man along the Jines of Safety be increased, that vigilance be displayed to the end that all preventable accidents may be avoided and every cause or condition which cause an injury be eliminated. I thank you. M. John Hay, Banker, "Memories." Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: It is a great pleasure for me to be here today and meet the old menand of course the ladies are not old-with whom I was formerly associated with and worked with here on the Union Pacific for a great number of years. This is my first time to visit with you men in this Safety First movement. Now we all know it is a splendid thing; you get better acquainted, hear other men's ideas and working all together these meeting-, thould be very profitable to you as employes and to this railroad in increased efficiency. Efficiency, however, is a thing that can be carried too far, which reminds me of a story I want to tell you abou t that. Over in Laramie a great many years ago when I used to work for the railroad, we had a g rea t many Englishmen come out to the country and the people ·proceeded to rob them right. In those days they started what they called book accounts, they counted their cattle and booked them-but of com·se thev had no r ecord oi the bunch or so here and there that were stolen. But an:iway, everybody had a good time and e~erybody enjoyed it. This firm that I speak of had headquarters in New York and they employed for this cow outfit an efficiency expert in New York. The superintendent was located on the ground and every evening he had to make his report to the efficiency expert by wire. Now you all know what happens in the spring of the year and the weather conditions, sometimes snow and wind. Well, the superintendent came in one evening and sent a wire to New Yori{ something like this-Very severe blizzard raging, cows calving, calves dying and many of the cows. What shall I do? and the efficiency expert wired back promptly--Stop calving. The men controlling this line were brought up Now you haven't any such conditions on the Union Pacific. among you ai:d you y·o unger men and your sons, some of them taking up the railroad work, will be managint these properties later on. These men haven't made themselves entirely, it is the cooperation of the employes i-:t every line of work that placed them up where they are today. You all have the same opportunity. You can go to school and get an education, but you can't come out with that education and run a great railroad like this, �SAFETY COMMITTE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION SHEET H Month: JUNE, 1923 without knowing the business. I have seen a great m11ny good men come here from Yale and Harvard, highly educated, splendid men, but they did not have that training necessary to direct a great system like the Union Pacific Railroad. Their education made it possible, when they applied themselves, to pick it up quicker, but they must come up through the ranks. You have such men a s Grey, Calvin, J effers and Woodruff, all of them men of actual experience. You all know what is said about your g eneral manager in railroad circles of the country, that he stands head and shoulders above any operating official in the country as g eneral manager. N ow you can go to that kind of a man and tell him your troubles, you can meet him and call him Bill. . It's n·o:: necessary to sneak around the block and hide out from him and you can all f eel that you are abs·o lutely safe a nd that nobody is after your job, and that so long as you do your dut y you need not worry and you have the same opportunity for promotion that these men had. Thei·e is today greater opportunity for advancement in the railroad world t ha n in an y oth er line of endeavor. The railroads must have good rrien, they can't run the line without th em. The Ge ner al Ma nager can't run the railroad himself, the General Superintendent' can't run it, but with the cooperatio n of men like you have on th e Union Pacific it is accomplished. In my time we had 56 pound r a il a nd small eng ines but at that ti me the men on the Union Pacific believed it was the best railroad in the country and I believe th ey were r ig ht . You have seen it advar::ce, you have seen hundred ppund rail laid and you have seen it doubl e tracked a nd you now have a r ailroad you should be proud of. You can get out and over your division in eight or t en hours a nd yo ur distri cts in th re.:! or four, and safely. The .public nmst give you its business and to prosper you must handle it safely and economically. prosper, the public prospers with you and we must therefore work tog ether . When you I got ·out of the railroad game a good many years ago, got too fa st for me, I g uess, and went into the bankin g Now the same effic iency cannot be applied to t he live busir, ss and the sheep business and the cow business. stock business as it is in the railroad game, but if you can and would appl y the same Safety Fir st principles in 1lacing so mi.;·ch money in the bank or wherever you please, each month, it would add to Safety F irst on t he ra ilroad, and if the railroad men of the country, from the officials down, would st a r t in and say, I a m going to save '" much every month, in ten years time you could buy th ~ railroads if you wanted t o and you would never miss it. It is a duty that you owe to your family, it is a duty vou owe to yourself. I kn ow how it is, I know h ow we always waited for the pay car and always needed money and never could save a nything because we didn't try. Often you see a man or boy sendng money home to his mother. I always sa id, that boy will bear watch ing. b<'cause he is trying to put something by and trying to do something. You k1iow that any corpora t ion or bu$ines:; that does not watch its income and its expenditures w0uld not remain in business long and th at same th ing app ies to the individual. I simply mention this as it works in connection wth Saf ety F irst. An y man that begins to save his money, lay away a small portion of it and builds him a home, is a better cit izen a better employe and will advance faster. I thank you. • Mr. Dan Konold, Engineer, "Experiences." Ladies and Grntlemen: About thirty-one years ago it was my pleasure to enter t he ser vice of t he Un ion This gentleman on the platform, Mr. Hay, was the man who employed me, and I want to say a t th is ti me Pacific. that I am glad he did employ me. There is much that has been done ·aiong the lines of Safety First in the last thirty yea r s. At t hat time we had the old pocket couplers with the Miller hooks and we had a few Janney couplers; the automa t ic coupler at that time was just coming into use. We handled 75 and 80 cars in the train with Janney coupler s and pocket couplers, with the Miller hooks on the head end and maybe a few automatic couplers on the hind end and often we didn't have over 25 or 30 cars of air and these trains broke in-two and when they broke in-two there was no way of telling when or how the train would stop and th,, only way the conductor and rear brakeman could tell was by the slack, and they were required to be on the alert at all times keeping this feature in mind. Often times at night the brakemen were required to go over the top of their trains and fell in between these break-in-tw·os. So vou can see with the coming of the automatic coupler and the automatic air the saving of lives and the saving • of 1;roperty and the saving of delay that has resulted, anr{ we have advanced and advanced until at the present time we have the finest equipment and protection that can be devised. There are a good many things in regard to Safety devices that I would like to talk about. One ·of them is the Safety Switch. It is one of those things that does not look like much, but I want to tell you of an experience in conn~ction with that. I was working on the Salt Lake Division of the Short Line, it was on Christmas Eve, 1904. We headed in at Toana with a high class train and cut off the helper and we had a little work to do there. While we were there the local crew was working doing s·ome switching. .We got orders to proceed and proceeded down the mountain to the second station below Toana and headed in for the passenger trains, two sections of �SHEET I SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Montlz: JUNE, 1923 No. 5 and No. 9. There were two helper engines on this district and just as we got into clear we heard something coming down the track and figured it was one of the helpers that had been cut off and was running down light. I got down off the engine and then I could see it coming, and it was a car of steel rails going about 50 miles an hour. I saw the conductor come ·o ut of the depot and start for the switch as :fast as he could go. The operator- had been ·on the alert and reported this run-away car. You can im ag·ine how we all felt with thes e passenger raflroad and this car loaded with steel rails coming down a two percent grade. W ell, we all held our breath wondering whether the conductor would be able to reach the switch and throw it in time. He arrived at i;hc s-.'l'i.tch just in time and the car went down the wye and som e of th is rail went 25 feet into the ground. We advanced a little further and installed block sign::i ls . And I want to say th at I think the block sig nal is on e of the finest things that has ever been installed. It is a Wll rning to engineers handling th e train, and by this signa l he knows whether the block is clear, he knows whether he can use it, it g ives him confidence going over the I am going to tell you of an experience I had piece of track, knowing that there are no trains ahead of him. along that line when they first installed block signals. I went out of E vanston on No . 3 one morning in the spring of 1906. That morning we had 17 cars 0'.1 No . 3. Th e day befor e th ey had installed block signa ls on the 9th district, the first block installed at Curvo for westbo;i nd trains a nd at Castle Rock for eastbound trai ns. It was about four o'clock in the morning ~hen we arriv C;d at Curvo and th e block s ig nal was r ed. I stopped fo r it and whistled out a flag and called for the flagman to go ah ead an d fl ag. H e came up a nd we stood th ere fo ur or five minutes and he said, well, you had better go aheEci, and I said, No, I won't go until you fla g the block. Well, there was a foot of new snow and he wouldn't gr,, and he went back and got t he conductor and the cunductor came up and he said, you have been here about 15 minutes now, you had better go on. I told him l would not go .until the brakeman went down and saw the condition of the t r ack., Well , t he Super intendent wa s on the rear end, and he said he would go and get him, but that bluff didn't work, so he fin all y told t he brakema n to go ahead and flag, and just around the curve he found three rails broken out. Well, you can see what a for tunate thing that block signal was for me that day. It prohr.bly saved the lives of sever al employes and a g reat dea l of property. Before we got out of there, and we were there . three or four hours, the Superintend en.t, Mr. Hilliker it was then, came over and expressed his appreciation of our compliance with the rul es. A month or two later in the same spring I had a fruit train of about 40 car s and was com ing int o P eterson and not being able to see the blocks reduced the speed of the engine. The order board was red so I called fo r it and the operator cleared it for me, but the block signal the other side of the ord er board was reel, and I head ed in on the passing track, and I had no more than got into the clea r than ar ound the curve came a big coal tra in of about 2700 tons. You can just imagine what woal<;I have happened if I had proceeded when t he order board was cleared and that block signal hadn't been there. A little later in the summer of the same ye'ar I had a meeting· point at Baskin on a fruit train with a high I left Echo and proceeded up the hill, and I could see the block sig na l in advance a conclass train comng west. siderable distance was red a,nd that signal called my attention to the fact t hat something mig ht be up the line a nd I looked up there and about a mile away, I could see a little smoke. I didn't hes itate, but backed up r ig·ht away and got into clear and a short time later the west bo J nd came down the hill. He had a heavy t ra in and so did I, and if we had met, they would probably still be picking up cars. I could go on and tell of any number of cases where block signals saved not only property but the lives of many men. One of the other Safety First features that has co me in late years is the 16 hour law. I have always been in favor of a rest period and I have always endeavored to be one hundred per cent fit when I went out. Of course I know there are times in any man's life when he is not physically one hundred per cent, and the lG hour law gives him a chance to get his rest and be better able to take care of himself and his family and when he goes out, the company's property. This is one of the Safety First ideas that was adopted by the government, they just took a little action that was well needed at the time. In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to say that we have advanced in a great many directions i::1 Safety First in the last thirty years. It is a great work, it has helped to educate the men, made them see the necessity of getting together and educating themselves, to help the other fellow and make the railroad safe for everybody. I thank you. • Mr. E. D. White, Sec. Board Pensions, "Veterans." Mr. Chairman and ladies and gentlemen. • I think that our time is limited. I know that when I was asked to speak that I was told I would have ten minutes. The subject I was assigned was "Veterans." I went to work �SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued SHEET J Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 ··- -- - -- - . . - - ..,,__,.,._-:.-:.= = = = = = = == = = = =;:--===-:-- ---------=:..::.....::========-= for the Union Pacific in 1892, in September. That is a long time ago, and I feel that I really ought to be classed among the veterans of this railroad. Whether they wanted me to speak about the veterans that are still in service ·or the veterans that are on my payroll and re port to me, I was . not advised, but I a!}l going to speak . I feel that I am more qualified on the veterans who are on my payroll, the pension pay roll, and report to me. to talk about them than the veterans who are still in service. • I want to say this, that these men who have reached the age where it has been decided to allow them a pe1·iod of rest are men who have looked after the interests of this company for a good many years, and are still looking aft~r it. I have on my payroll some 562 of th~'lP. veterans, and I want to tell you that they are all alive and full of pep and take as much interest in life as t}ley ever did. When they started to issue those blan•~3 fc1· the soliciting of traffic ·along with the Union Pacific Magazine, one of these old fellows sent a dozen of them in. say old, I mean that he had passed his 70th year, when the rules say that he shall retire, but he is still doingbusiness for the Union Pacific. Now the reason so many of these old fellows stayed in the gam e so long and are still in g ood condition is because -they took such an active interest in the work and what wa s going on . That r eminds me of a story in conI was standing in a drug store wher e they had a nickle-in-thenection with that which I know will interest you. slot telephone and in came a colored boy and he sat down and dropped a nick le in the slot and said: Madis·on 332. Yas ·suh ______ Are you the people what advertised for a colored boy ____ __You say you got a man? ______ Well, is there any probability of his not being satisfactory to you so you might want anoth er boy? ___ ___ You say he's entirely satisfactory and you don't think you'll be needing an·other boy?_ __ ___ Yes suh, thank you. Well, I t hough t , here's a chance to show that boy how he missed out on that job, so I stepped up t o him and sa id, George, don ': you know the way to get a job is to go after it right, and he looked me over carefully, and said, Say Boss, I'se t he nigger what's got that j'ob and I was jus' checking up on· mahself to see how I stand s. And tha t's the r eason these old veterans stayed at it so l'ong, they were always checking up on themselves. And they wer e men wh :i did not ask that their burdens be made lighter, rather they prayed that th eir strength should be made eq ual to the obstacles confronting them, and they had lots of obstacles. I just want to give you · some idea of what the company is doing for these men. In the year ended June 1, 1923, the Union Pacific paid $264,526.23 in pensions. The pension roll runs a little better than $22,000.00 per month. Last year we pensioned 63 of these old timers and 43 died during the year. Taking into consid era t ion tha t these men are all above 70, that isn't such· a bad death average. We owe much to these men, they made this railroad what it is today and taught the rest of us fe llows how to run it. If they didn't teach us personally, they taught somebody who did. At the last pensioner's meeting a t Omaha, I had occasion to introduce the General Manager and I made the remark that there were men sitti ng in that room who had probably trotted the General Manager on their knee, and the General Manager in answer sa id that he thought some of them got pretty close to him at one time, but he didn't seem to r emember t hat it wa s • with their knee. Now this· Safety movement is a great thing. I don't believe the men who established it had any idea how far reaching it would be. In fact it is so far reaching that I noticed it reached a country where f ew such things penetrate, China, and the President of the Republic of China gave a very convincing demonstration of his belief in the principles of Safety First in making his get-away just like Kaiser Bill, when he found it neceessary to do so . . These old boys whom I am talking about had their trials and their problems just as you and I do to make :i success of life and these old men-they are not old in that ~ense 'o f the word, but they have reached the age where the rules say they are to take a rest-in the evening of these useful lives, they stand ready to impart valuable information and give us any help they can and I want to tell you that their heads are level and their minds clear and when you meet problems that perplex you, something that has never come up to you before, go to them for advice. They have been through the same thing that you are going through and they will be ready and willingto help you out all they can. I have Now in closing I have just a little stanza of a poem from Hawthorne that I want to quote you. changed the "I" to "we." The privilege of using "we" they say belongs to monarchs and editors, but as I was once an editor, I take this privelegeW e want to be known as men who win, As fellows with nerve and Pluck, Who finish everything they begin, Men who can whip their luck. I thank you. �SHEET K SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 Mr. D. B. Allan, R:clamation Inspector, "Safe in Safety." Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: A few weeks ago th e.se cities and towns in Wyoming entertained a delegation representing the various manufacturing firms of Omaha and vicinity. Today the cit izens ·o f Green River are entertaining, in what promises to be a most unique fa shion, a large delegation fr om a big manufact uring p1ant that produces a comm·o dity which in importance and volume complet ely for esh a.dows the combim ,ri output of every manufacturing plant in the Missouri Valley. A commodity wh ich is vita l t o t he progress of the nation; a co)llmodity which is closely woven with the everyday inter ests of every man, woma n and child of th e republic; a commodity which when economically manufac tured and properly di stributed mean s pr os peri ty for t he! entire nati<ln; a commodity, Mr. Chairman, which has served as ad vance agent of civili zation ; a commodity which is the only thing the Union Pacific manufactures, t he only t hing it h as to sell; and th at com modi ty is t r ansportation. My friends, a get-together meeting such as we have h er e today is a good thing , a good thing fo r t he ra ilroa<l employe and a good thing for the citizens of Green River. Th e a ir seems perm eated with the sp iri t of good fe llowship and friendship. Friendship between individuals, or between indivi<l ua ls and a communi ty or fri endship between different communities or between a community and the member s of a big corpor atio n like fo r in stance th3 Union Pacific, is not a mere matter of sentiment, nor is ,~ a i::a t '.;er enti rely of a fl'ectfon . F r iendship, like patriotism ·or love of country is based on well defined princi ·:1°s, wl1.~h in t h 2 case of patriotism is the pri nciple of a man givng fo his country more than he can ever expect to 1·2·~ ·ive in r ::turn. F r iendship is based on the pr inci p le of giving service and the you-help-me and I'll-help-you idea, and that man isn't y our fri end who isn't will in g to serve you, and you aren't his friend un1ess y·ou are wi11in g to serve him, and out of t hat common in te rest or th e a ssociation of common service grows that beautiful, livimt tangible thing t hat we call fri endship. The rank and file of this railroad, the men and women who really do th e 0 t hing s wor th while, kn ow that its general manager is their friend because he has always shown himself will ing t o ser ve them and he absolu t ~!y knows that they are his friends because they have always proven willing to ser ve him, and r eall y Mr. Chairn,an, there is the true basis of that proud spirit, that grand ppirit, that Union P ac ific spirit, if you please, that has made this railroad what it is today. You will remember that during one of the la t e Red Cr oss dri ves, th er e was displayed in many conspicuo,i s places a poster of a saintly woman carrying in her t ender arms one of the sha ttered reminders of th:! great war and underneath the words, "The Great est Mother in t he World." 'l' he picture was so appealing in its strong tenderness, so appropriate a tribute, tha t t he picture migh t well have been called Safe in the arms of the Red Cross. Mr. Chairman, considering the phenomenal results that have been attained by t he accident prevent ion movement of the Safety Department of the Union Pacific Railroad company, which has r educed casualti es to employes on d::ty from about 1500 in 1913 to something like 450 in 1922, would it be t oo much str etch of t he imrnag ination , to·o great a flight of fancy to visualize the Union Pacific employe so enveloped in t he protecting atmosphere of Safety to make him as safe in the arms ·o f Safety as the shatter ed soldier was saf e in the arm s of t he Red Cross~ My friends, the work being done by Mr. Adams ~nd his various division Agents, by the Central, the Divi sion, the Di.:'trict and Local Safety Committees is really a . labor of love, a ser vice of th e h ear t and t he very least we can do, citizens and employes alike is to hold up the hands of these me_n by g iving ·our utm ost in enco uragement and loyal support. We must appreciate that the success of any movement, political, educational, r eligio us or the success of this Safety movement depends not so much upon the men in th e Saf ety Department as it does upon the support and cooperation of the rank and file of the employes and the fullest measure of success will never come to this movement until we give them our very best, our one hundred per cent in cooperat ion and support. Therefore, let all of us, citizens and employes alike make such high resolves here tod ay, that will speed the coming of that day when every man in the shop, in the roundho.Jse, on the rip track, the section, in the caboose and the loc·omotive cab goes to his daily labor, the loved ones left at home will have no fears because they will absolutely know that Jack ·or Bill or Tony is "Safe in Safety." Mr. A. W. Woodruff, General Superintendent, "A Safe Employe." Mr. Chairman, _Citizens of Green River and Fellow Employes. Mr. Jeffers has asked me to extend to you his regrets at not being able to be here. He is confined to his room on the car, quite sick, nothing serious. , He probably should not have left Omaha, but he was very anxious to be here. He insists that he will be out this afternoon although it is doubtful whether the doctors will permit. We had a similar gathering at North Platte a short time ago, and one of our engineers in addressing the meeting said that when people asked him what he did, he used to tell them that he was a railroad man, but �SHEET L SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month : JUNE, 1923 now he said had quit telling them that, and when they ask him now if he is a railroad man, he tells them he is even more than that, he is a Union Pacific man. And I think the term is a good one. Talking direct to you Western Division Officials and employes, our Safety reco'r d for the year here so far is rotten. · Our tonnage is good, our operation is good, ·o ur train accident record is good, but the personal injuries The lesson to be gained from 011 the Western Division are the highest on the enitre Union Pacific Railroad. this can be gained by comparing this division with the Nebraska Divi sion. Two and a half years ago they wer e at the foot of the list. They took a fresh start and began again and for two year s t hey have been at the top. Theil: standing at the top of the Union Pacific probabl:v puts them a t th e t op of lhe whole Unit ed States so fa1· as accident prcvrntion is concerned. I want to give you a few figures to show you how you stand a s com pared with ision for the period January to April, 1923, in casualties per million man hours. West ern Nebr aska 46 Brakemen ]3 Yardmen 36 Engineers 18 Firemen 27 13 Shopmen 2 th e Nebraska Di v- This will give you an idea of just how you c·o mpar~ with t h e div ision that is in the ga me. It was an inspiring sight at North Platte to see the President hand t he Gt: neral Manager t he banner indica ti ng t hat t he Union Pacific has surpassed the other units of the system, which in turn means t he best showing in t he Un ited States. What I want to get down to is this, that the Union Pacific has fall en fr om the top of t he list as between lhe units and it is the Western Division that has pulled it <fown and it do esn't loo k like we can get into the lead again rnless th·~ Western Division can snap out' of it and g et into the g am e. It isn't up to t he off icials a nd t h e Safety Agents entirely. It was done on the Nebraska Division by. every empl oye ma k ing up his m ind t o get t hat banner ar.tl every man worked towards that end. I r e;,ili ze that you have had so me har d luck, so me breakm en h 2 ve fall. n off tr::iins and b ~rn jerked off and some employes and others have been caught cross ing between cars and oth : r injuries that could have been avoided if the men had been watching t hemse lves. I see some of the local chairmen here today. I am g oing t o as k th at you put th is t hing up in yo ur lodge·,, and en:leaYor to g-et the men to realize that it is only by their efforts tha t th e Western Di vis ion is going to ge t o. t of the rut it is in. The men out here have always been hel<l up as men wh o could come through in a pi nch, and we want to g et it to them that unless the Western Division can come through and speed up, that the banner is Jost to the Union Pacific. But I believe as Mr. Whit ~ said, that th ey are men who can wh ip th eir luck and co!lle through. Mr. ·c. O. Brophy, Spl. Rep., "Progress of Safety on th e Union Pacific." I am very glad to have thi s OJ?portw1i ty to come out her e to the Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: '\,Vestcrn Division and renew old ac<paintances and talk to you a little about Safety First . I j ust list ened to the remarks of the General Superintendent and was surprised to think that th e West ern Di vision had fall en down on Safety. When I was on the Western Division as trainmaster at Evanston, we had a safet y committee ther e, we were just organizir,g this Safety movement at that time and there was a g r eat deal of suspicion between the men and. the officers of the railroad and all the employes thought we were trying to put something ·over on the emThe organization officers warned the men to be .careful., and it was a Jong time before the railroad men p!oyes. wer : led to believe that th zre was a sincere motive behind the safety movement. On the Western Division or the part of it that I was in charge of at that time, we had as I said b:?fore, our r egular committee and monthly meetings, although it was a Jong time before the men came to realize the good it was doing and the necessity for it. On some of the Divisions there was a tendency towards laxity in the Safety Work and I asked our Superini n<lent about it, asked him if. the Safety Work was going on, and he said so Jong as he was Superintendent it was going on and it did. When he was made General Superintendent he followed the same tendency towards Safoty First and when he become General Manager he was still more active in the Safety First work. During the retrenchmer,t period a year ago, when everything was being cut down to the minimum, the Safety department was not cut down, because he wanted it to function undisturbed. And it has been through the efforts of that department and with the cooperation of the entire railroad that we have been able to retain the system banner �SHEET M SAFETY COMMITTE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 two years. And_ now Mr. Woodruff has said that we were in danger of losing it. I can't conceive it, I can't beI th1_nk that the men on the west end are just as good today as they ever were and I know that you lieve t~at. are gomg to get mto the game and bring the showing of th" Western Division back where it should be. On th e Kansas Division we didn't win any banners in this contest but we did our best and we gave them all a race for their money and I d·o n't envy any division that did win ;he banner because only one can win it and all any of us can do is our best. My time has been taken up and I must finish. I want to thank you all and assure you of my best wishes. Mr. H. A. Adams, Asst. to General Manager, "Eternal Vigilance." Mr. Chainnan, Ladies and Gentlemen: At ·occasions like this people seldom ever like to !is ten to speeches. This is indicative by the many wh,J come in and go out during the time these men have been trying to get their short messages over to the employe and his family. I notice a great many ladies come in and sit for a moment and go out, not realizing that som e of the speakers may say something that would be so beneficial to the husband, the sweetheart, the brother or t he entire family. But as I say, it is hard to hold the attention on a day like this, with so much going on. In the brief space of time that I have been allotted, I want to leave this thought with you, that Eternal Vig ilance, constant thinking, is the only salvation for your Safety in any walk of life. Eternal vigilance is th e price of Safety. The problem is t"o get this principle before the employe in any industry, to think, stop ancl think before he makes the leap. Now you hear a great deal about our banners. The administration banner was presented under government control to the Union Pacific as the railroad making the best sh'o wing in accident prevention, only ha ving nine reportable accidents in the period of two weeks. While this is a good showing, in the entire month of June last year we only had fourteen reportable accidents, and it is my hope that in 1923 we will exceed the r ecords made in These banner s that 1920, 1921 and 1922 and that in the future we can bring- these accidents down almost nil. you hear so much about do not mean s·o much. We mention them of course, because they are insignia of superiority. But as far as being behind in the Unit contest, thirty days from now the Union Pacific will be at the head of the four units, do not worry about it, and we will win the banner in 1923, and the Western Division will help us do it. It is the duty of other officials I believe to say things of a corrective nature and in the nature of criticism, but I want to tell you ·of the good things you do. And we have some dandy good Safety men on t he Western Division. You have been unfortunate and there have been some light c·o rds that need tightening up, but I believe after this demonst-ration today that the officers and employes will take on new life and endeavor to bring this Western Division up in all departments. I appreciate that y'ou are working on some new track an.J that you are employing a great many men who never handled rails before and never saw a tie and consequent ly your supervision should tighten up, for without active supn·visfon you cannot get r esults. • Ladies and gentlemen, I believe get together mee~;nJs of this character, bringing brothers, son and daughter, sweetheart and so forth, ~o enjoy entertainment such as w·o nderful value in the work in which we are engaged. us all together, wife and we a1·e promised , arc of I want to thank you for your interest and attention and hope that you all enjoy this day to the utm·o st. thank you. An outline of the program for the day foll'ows: 7:01 a. m. Special Train arrived from Evanston. 7 :30 a. m. Special Train arrived from Rawlins. 7 :45 a. m. Concert-Evanston Band escorted Committees to Safety Meeting. 8:01 a. m. Safety Meeting-Isis Theatre. Address of Welcome, Mayor J. W. Hawk. Response, Chairman W. C. Wolcott. Regular order of Business. 9:30 a. m. Addresses· (Given above.) 10:45 a. m. Formation of parade at Isis Theatre, 11 :15 a. m. Parade DepartureConsisting of Troup of Cavalry, U.S. Flag, Boy Scout Escort, Evanston Union Pacific Military Band, Administration Banner, General Officers, Unit Banner, Division I �SHEET N SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Montlz: JUNE, 1923 Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Safety Committee, Local Safety Commitees, Rawlins Union Pacific Band, Floats portraying Safety Practices, Kimball School Band, Green River business floats, Denver Union Pacific Band, Historical Floats, Members of the Rodeo Company, Dr. Hawk's "Menagerie," the Denver Union Pacific Band and Green River Citizens and Guests. The features of the parade were-Three automobiles advertising the Careful Crossing Campaign-The first bearing the words "Cross C1·ossings Cautiously," the second, a fine new car bearing the sign, "I Diel," and the third, a wrecked car on a truck bearing the sign, " I Didn't," with a standard crossing bell ringing. ' 12:01 p. m. Lunch period and Band Concerts, Lunch fo r the visiting officials in the Union Pacific Dining Room. 1:20 p. m. Departure for the hunting grounds. 2:30. p. m. Chicken fight. 3:30 p . m. Bear fight. 4:30 p. m. Coyote Hunt. 5:30 p. m. Barbecue at City Park. -G:00 p. m. Battle Royal between eight dark skinned Gladiators. 7:00 p. m. Addresses-Mr. Edson Rich and Mr. C. J. Lane. (Printed below.) 9:00 p. m. DancingIsland Park, U. P. Social Hall, Re x Theatre. Th e program went off without a hitch and everyone was unanimous in voting t he day a hi gh success . 0 The BarbEcue was of the genuine old fashione d type and 2000 pounds of beef and cor res ponding a mount of other trimmings were fed to the "starving multitude." It is conservatively estimated that 5000 people were f ed at the barbecue. Following are the speeches at City Park in the after noon: I Mr. Edson Rich, Asst. General Solicitor, "Some of the Important Problems of Transportation." Ladies and Gentlemen. I do not wish to take up very muc~ of your time this evening, but wish t o bring ·o ut a f ~w problems which the railroads have to contend with. In the early days the transportation ·o f products and materials was carried on by pack horses and mules and rafts on the water ways. Then as we became more prog ressive there were wagon trains and stea mboats, but finally the question of handling the transportation of this country became so great that no one man could take care of it himself, so great companies were formed and railroads, were built for the pu;rpose of transportation, which was then becoming world wide . It was for this purpose that the great Union Pacific railroad was built across this continent, very much for military reasons, it is true, but as a matter of fact this was not the main reason for its being built. It was built for the purpose of taking the products of this part of the country to the markets in the east and to markets in the west. Transportation facilities of this kind are what give you the value of your property in Green River. If it were possible to remove the Union Pacific over night I want to ask my hearers what the value ·of the property in Green River would be? People have the idea that the railroads are something apart from any other business in the world. As a �SHEET 0 SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Month: JUNE, 1923 matter of fact the railroad is a business similar to that of any merchant in Green River, but of course it is on a larger scale. But the trouble with the railroad is it can not move when it wants to like the average business man can. W~en a railroad is ·once in operation, it is there t 0 stay. In order to maintain that railroad it is necessary for the railroad to make enough money to pay its running expenses and some return on its investment. There is no reason why you should complain any more of a return made by a railroad company. than you should comp)ain of a return made t9 a merchant or to a bank or rancher. As matter of fact, they are all businesses conducted for the general benefit of the community. Now, gentlemen-and ladies, I just had two or three thoughts that I wanted to bring to you. I n'oj;ice I !lnl down on ths program for an address. An address is a lm'!g-winded affair, it is supposed to be couched in grand and eloquent words and phrases. I am not going to make you an address, but I do want to call y'our attention to two or three matters that are important to the people of this community. It is a peculiar fact that the people who ship over the railroad always get along with the railroad, but the politician the man who goes to congress or to the legisla turc is always and eternally attempting to stir up some issue between the railroad and the people, 110t for the pur pos of doing any g ood to the people, but for the purpose of making the people think they are doing some good so they may be returned to the legislature or congress. As I said, the people who use the railroads do not complain. The politician will tell you that rates· are too high and that the railroads are robbing the people. Let us see if we can whether the rates are too high. As I stated a few minutes ago, it is necessary for a railroad to keep running to make. enough money to pay its expenses, pay its employes wages, buy its coal and at t he same time pay some return on its investment. All they ask to earn is some return, the same as any mer chan t . As a ma tter of fact they fall below that. It is true that the rates are much higher than in 1913, in t he pre-war period, but let me ask you if you do not have to pay more for everything that you eat, or everyth ing that yo u wear. Let me ask you if living in general does not cost you a great deal more than in 1913 or prior to that time. ,¥hen you go to a merchant now and pay $40.00 for a suit that in 1913 cost you $20.00, you do not complain, your ·entir e living is higher now. The railroad rates are no higher than general living. Everything tha t t he r ailroad buys costs much more than it did in 1913. The wages paid the employe a1'e much higher than they were in 1913. For that reason, in all fairness, it seems to me there should be no complaint about railroad rates, inasmuch a3 they have n·o t increased in as great a proportion as have ·o ther items of living expense. The politician will tell you that the whole trouble is due to a law passed in Congress in 1920. That law goes by various names. It is known as the Esch-Cummins bill. It is called th e tran sportation act. Now the pol it ician tells you that the wliole trouble lies with this Jaw and that the law should be r epealed and a great many men believe that and have in mind that Congress should do something towards a r epeal of that law. As a matter of fact, when they say that, I sometime•; think they don't know what is in that law. That law was framed just before the government gave up control of the railroads. It was necessary to have such a Jaw. It w::is necessary in order to prevent the bankruptcy of th,i roads for that kind of a law to be passed, but t her e was an attempt made by the wise men in Congress to make t hat law so b1'oad t hat it would take care of a g reat man.1 of the features of the operation of the railroads. This law provided for paying the railroads what was due them. It amended in a great many respects, the Int€rstate Commerce Commission act. It provided fqr a railroad board that ,v'ould hear all disputes between th e railroad and the employes. It provided that this labor board ,v'ould fix the salaries and wages of the employes. no one wants that law repealed, and when the politician tdls y·ou they do, they don't mean it. As a matter of fact, they refer to one sectfon, known as section 15-a, the section which gives the I. C. C. the right to fix the value on railroads and then it provides that railroads c·ould earn six per cent on that value. If they earn over six per cent, it is divided between the railroad and the governmet. If they earn Jess, that is all they get. There is no case where a railroad earned six per cent on their valuation. The commission finally Towered the percentage to five and three-quarters. No railroad has yet; earned five and three-quarters per cent. And yet it is urged by politicians that this law should be repealed. This law is also called the guarantee act. Anyone calling it the guarantee act is deceiving you and misleading you. It is not a guarantee act 'in any sense of the word. If the railroad makes only one per cent, that is all it gets and there is no promise that the government will make up the difference. If the railroad does not make anything, there is no agreement on the part of the government that it shall be paid anything. • • These are things that the people should think about and not allow themselves when they go to the polls to be mis-lead by false statements. �SHEET P SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Montlz: JUNE, 1923 One other thing. Suppose that clause were r epealed. That w·ould leave the railroads where they were before the law was passed, which would permit them to ke,.. all the money which they might earn so that would be no solution to the question whatever. ~p Now the politicians say, "Well, there is just one thin; to provide proper handling of the railroads for the benefit of the common people and that is for the government to take over all these ra ilroa ds and operate them for th.? benefit of t~ie people." _We have had several examples of government ·ownership and in no case was it a success. In Eur~pe, many coun~r1es own and operate their railroads. Living in Europe is very cheap, wage~ are low, taxes high and yet freight and passenger rates are high ~r yet than they ar e in this country. The Umted State£ Government was ·obliged during the war to take over the railroads in the United Sta tes. The government guaranteed them certain earnings. There were only two r a il roads in the United States that paid out and in every other case the government had to pay the Ioss, and the pe opl e are still paying it in taxes. Four 01· five years ago the government of Canada to•J k over control of most of the largest railroads in Canada. The loss to the Government has averaged about one hundred million d'o llars per year. Ther e wa s one large railr~ad that did not ·go into the control of the Canadian GoYernment and that was the Canadian P acific. During that t ime the Canadian Pacific has paid dividends 'o f 7 per cen t and its stock on the market is higher than tha t of any railroad in the United States. Now Ladies and Gentlmen, I have taken a few minutes long er than I should ha ve to present you these f ew thoughts, but they are all worth considering. I do not b : lieve the people out in the country ha ve a ny complaint to make agains~ the railroads._ It •is the politicians, th e blocs in Congress so called, wh·o stir up this cont inua l issue so that when the people go to the polls they may be persuaded to return them t o t he va r fo us legislature; and Congress and now, on behalf of the Union Pacific, w-: want to thank you for the ma ny enter tain ments y·ou have g iven us, and you may rest assured that the peoplt~ of Green River and the surrounding coun t r y will have a warm place in the hearts of the Union Pacific officials from this time on. I t hank you. Mr. C. J. Lane, General Freight Agent, "Transporta t ion." Compose yourself, fri ends, for while I would like to talk to yo -.i for a Jong ti me, the commi.t tee on arra ngements has safeguarded you against this, and has put a sfop order on me. Ther e a re a g ood ma ny differences of opinion on how Jong an address should be. I think the best defin ition was g iven by Judge Arm our in addressing a convention in New York City, when he said th e prop ,·r leng th for an address was the same as the proper length for a woman's skirt-Just short enough to hold the attf n ti'on and just long enough t o be disappoi nting. My assignment is Transportation, or the importance of it. I can hear yo u say, what is the impor tance of Transportation, and what makes it cost so much. From the beginning of t ime there has been an interl acement of ti-ansportation problems. Nobody has ever been alJle to get a way from it . It is sim ply a case of always wanting something you haven't got. One of the first things in the first famil y was t hat they wa nted someth in;; that was not there. Adam found out that he hacj to have his vita mines, his calor ies and other balanced fo ods. Do not look for all these things, because unless Dr. Gilligan g ives you a prescri ption, you will pr'oba bly fi nd t hem in th ~ cellars of Talliafcrro and John Hay. Our ancien.t friends soon found that the bare skin would not stand the changes of seas·ons and weather conditions that they had to have shelter and clothing. It had to be moved from one t errit'or y to another a nd that furnished the first expression of conveyance, the first th ought of power and draft. s ·o me 'one had discover ed that wood floats on water and they hollowed out places in Togs and had the first boats. Then somebody discover ed tha t between th~ shoulder blades and the cr:.ipper parts of a mule· there was a wasted space, so he puts packs on the back of the mule and rriade the best of t)rnt opportunity. Adam bit into this Osage orange, proba~ly mistaking it for one of the sweet Sicilian variety and ever snce then, we have never been able to get the taste ·out of our mouth. By what means these great stones in the pyramids a.nd the obelisks were ·hauled from one point to another and put in place will probably never be kn·own. The chances are they were drawn by a multitude of slaves who wue content to make a mile a day. It does not make any difference whether Columbus or the Icelanders discovered Am~rica ·or whether Gorlando or Sir Walter Raleigh was the first to settle in this country. The fact is that Transportation made it an possible. That sle!lder c_olony of 102 people settled down in this country. Epidemics broke out among them and 42 per cent of them died the first 12 months they were here. They had to bury thnir deacl and scatter things ·over their ~aves so that the Indians would not learn of their receding numbers. They were hopeless. They were 600 miles from any other communication or help. They had to have means ·o f transportation. They built canals up and down the Chariest.o n river down to Hadley Falls. In 1825 �SHEET Q SAFETY COMMITTE MEETING: Continued Name of Committee: WESTERN DIVISION the Erie Canal was completed, but .it moved too slow. didn't do anybody any good. Month: JUNE, 1923 It "'as l1"k e a k"d th. rough, a nd n I ney S t one, 1·t di"dn't come Then they said, give us some smooth surface that we can fix some sort of rails on and use something similar to wagon wheels that will move swiftly, and on the 30th day of May, 1830, the B. & o. started its first train from Baltimore. The problem 'of transportation seemed soon to be solved. In 1837 the Pennsylvania incorporated. It took them nine years to get to Pitsburg, a distance of 51 miles. There were 2,700,000 people there after 165 years. The great confronting question of building railroads then, as it is now, was the question of c'apitalization. If anybody present is at all curious and has a paper and pencil, they can divide $18,900,000,000 by 269,000 which is the total value ·of the Railroads in the United States divided by the number of miles and they will find it equal;; I heard Charles Prouty claim it was 20 billion, but taking the $73,000, the cost of each mile of railroad. lowest estimate of Eightee~ billion, nine hundred million, it makes seventy-three thousand dollars . per mile. There are more than 40;-000 miles of railroad in the hands of a receiver. Thirty-four per cent of the others do not pay any return on the perferred or common stock. It costs $145,000 to build a pavement for one city mile or 13 blocks. Ladies and gentlemen, there are worse things in this world than high freight rates and high passenger rates, worse things than the 3.6 per mile rate, worse things than an upper berth . There are worse things than indifferent service on the branch lines of our roads and that is impared transportation. It is impossible to figure the cost if the wheels ·of transportation were to stop for a day. We appreciate to the fullest extent the wonderful expression of these people and this turn-out. The Union Pacific Officers are complimented and I feel that we owe something to the fellows who made this country, such fellows as Taliaferro and John Hay. I thank you. <:) We Certify that report on Sheets A, B, to Q, also report on supp/ementary Sheets No. J to No. JO inclusive, and attached hereto is a correct account of the Proceedings of the committee at its meeting above mentioned. • Approved: W. C. WOLCOTT Chairmen of Committee :. J. A. WEAVER Secretary of Committee • �::iUl'l:'LEMENTARY SHEET No. SaJetJ• Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Number Name or Emp)oyc und the nc~v Ih:comm-~~:~~~ n . c..;.:= • ;-:: _-::;;:_.::_.. - . ···1 ·-_~-.~ ~v~Jt~;··;c:n~;f·l:er-;·;-ljn-;~:=~l~!'!.R"c·"fc··_-r r-_c=~ of j niudc ~Y him should lie stated definitely 0 0.further Rccom- 1 qtcms cnrr1ed over need not mention name ·md Action Tuken _at Current Meeting, I 1 to D1v1e !1 mcndntion ; give only short reference to its title- BE BRiEF (Stntc Definitely but Briefly) Cor1·ccted Cons_ idcr- .I No Action oCor Gm<;n,.tcterel , BUT EXPLICIT) --1 ··-------1 3004 ----------- ---- ------ ·------ SUGGESTIONS HELD OVER FROM Deck bridge north end of Springs yard. Rock Authority requested but not yet received. Remove fence both sides of Eliza- Work completed. beth St. Crossing Green River. 3044 3004 3044 recommended Vision of approaching ti-ains obscur- Wig-wag ed to travelors on highway, public for this crossing. Has crossing just west of Devil's Slid!. not yet been approved. 3062 3076 Renew cable used on crane in machine New cable applied shop, Green River. 3089 Concreting along rails in back shc,p, Considered impracticable. Rawlins. Would involve large expenditure as roundh'ouse located on cinder fill anrl concrete would have to be carried to grea'. depth to be of any value. Flag boxes on back of cabs, 7000 An arrangement of three class engines vibrate and shake straps to hold flags them loose. Liable to fall on som<>worked out at Cheyenne one. and Mr. Jackson advises will be made standard. 3093 3094 I Put wider shoulder on north sid,i of Will be done when second ) track at Carter. track graveling is done. 4030 i Install block signal to protect trains Authority r eques ted hut 4033 - - - - .-'1!'.'!.n__ - - - - - - - - PREVIOUS MEETINGS i pulling out •• of -westbound Point of Rocks. tra ,k not yet received. 3062 3073 3089 3093 3094 4030 : Install phone in maintainers' house Unable obtain author,ty at Riner, Tipton and Wasatch. at this time. Will be considered at tim,, budget prepared for 1924. Place signals at Riner, Tipton and Authority • received ! I) Bitter Creek on ·o pposite side of throw these tracks ove:· sidings to overcome danger of trainto 18 foot centers and men being stuck exchanging sig signals to be moved a.::nals. cordingly. ·work "·ill be done as s.:iC',1 as possible. 4034 4067 Install arc lig·ht near car foreman', Work to ·b~ done by eloffice Evanston. ectrical l!nginee-: fr,;im Omaha. 4068 Electric light wires from car shop to This work to be done by electrical engineer from B. & B. shop should be put underOmaha. ground. (Evanston.) I I 4033 4034 4067 406S �r SUPPLEMENTARY SHEB'r No . i - -Num l:.cr of Recomm e ndation 4095 S aJetJ• Committee: WESTERN DIVISION - - -- --- -·.- -- --- --- .• Nnrr. u of Emr,1oyu und t he now Hccomrne nrintio" muJe by him should he stnt.ccl delin ite]y qtem s carried over need not mention 1mme. nnd Ac tion Taken nt Current Meeting give only ahort r ~fer1:nce to its title-BE BRIEF (Stnte Definitely and Briefly) BUT EXPLICIT) --------- -- ------ Close road crossing on C. C. No. :2 In the hands of -;ttorne~, lead Rock Springs. Rock Springs to arrange. 4105 Rem·ove brick chimney from Distrir.t Inspected by Su1wr. B. & Foreman's office at Rawlins. B. who advises t·here is no danger of this c'1in ney falling over nnrl nn need of it being removed at this time. 4108 Move carhody off manhole connected M. M. advises this sr•wer to west stand pipe pits at chute. not in use and ha zard Rawlins. in connection with present condition, .\J • ougn carbody will be moved as quickly as the work can be ·done. 4109 Remove 100 feet fence both sides 6th Authority requested but street crossing Rawlins. not yet received 4121 ?lac() J, , 11 on south gate 6th street Unable to get authority crossing , Rawlins. to do this work this year. Will be considered in the 1023 budgPt. 4122 4124 . 4127 4128 ,11 0& 4109 4121. 4122 Main line water spout Echo hard ta Supvr. B. & B. advises repull around and shove back. pairs made June 16th. 4124 I Raise freight Evanston. house platform nt Held open pending furth ei. investigation. Remove pile of wheels between hold Wheels have been moved tracks 1 and 2 Evanston. in accordance with suggestion. Extend running boards 200 and 300 Held open pending further class engines. consideration. 4130 Discontinue helpers behind caboose~ Trainmaster making can9th district. vas among men. Will give us complete report next meeting. 4136 Floor in roundhouse in bad condition Material · has been ordered and should be repaired. and repairs will be made soon as received. 4139 4095 Jupply hood over kitchen range U. P. Has been taken care of. restaurant, Evanston. 4129 4137 , ~ u m b e r u in These Columns G1vc Referred Open !or to Divis'n Further No Action or Gener'! Corrected ConeiderCom' ittee ution _ - 4120 412!) 4130 4136 Place handles on outside of big doors, An arrangement of rings roundhouse, Evanston. to drop flush with door when not in use worked out and rings are now being made. Renew plank· in platform between Work has been completed. machine shop and roundhouse, Evanston. 41::l 4L39 �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 3 1 SaJetJ Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Nnmc of Empl?ye nnd lhe new Recomm~dnt·,o·n- (=- - -- --=:-:..::· __ -:; •• -=--- - G':-- I~~N~ ~~e-rs i n ~i,ese Columns Nurnbcr of ' mnde by him should be stated definitely ' Rel!omn1cndution (~~ms carried over need not mention nnme and ' Action Tnken nt Current Meeting give only short reference to its title-BE BRIEF BUT EXPLICIT) -~- • - ------ (Stntc Definitely and Briefly) -- 4141 ,ve - - -- - ---· ... Open for Fur~hcr No Action Corrected j Co;ti:;r· _ __ _ j Scaffold for use of men working 011 ,Scaffold has been workP.d dome caps and on top of engine. out by the men and will be tested shortly. Repair drinking fountains in machine Work completed June 6. shops, Green River. i 4143 4146 I 4150 Repair drinking fountains in round- ; Wo1:k completed June 10. house, Green River. j Switch target No. 3 track east enrJ yard Green River missin_g. 4152 i Clean i track to stockyards, scrapes foot board. Replaced and suggestion complied with. 414:! 414G 4150 refuse Suggestion complied with. 4152 4155 j Equip engines in Rock Springs ter- This work completed. 1 ritory with back up sanders, 4159 Repair weight ropes in roundhouse, Partly completed. N ecesRawlins. sary order additional pulleys and work will be completed so"on as received. 4160 4141 i Place extension handles on roundhous:i Work completed. blow off lines. 4155 4169 4160 I 4164 i Dismantle old building formerly used Authority requested but : 4170 1 4178 for locker and wash room. not yet received.· i Change location of broom holder west. Changed in accordance i of Tipton station. / with suggestion. 4170 Fire hose should be made more se::ure / Trouble was with one paron back of engine cabs. I ticular engine noticed I by Engr. Brink making I this suggestion. This has been changed in ac1 cordance with standard I and is now safe. 4178 I 4164 I 4180 4181 Eridge just east of coal chute Rock Authority requested to do Springs should be planked between this work. rails as necessary for Engr. to walk around oiling engine. I I i i Crank coming off F. M. No. 40 Have requested Engr. ·M. motors-Safety sleeves to prevent W. authorize installatthis. ion of the Safety Sleeve on all Western Division cars. 4182 Western Division tool car unsafe ac- We are advised new steel count wooden underframe. underframe tool car will be furnished by Mr. Nelson. 4183 Too much lateral reported on caboose Lateral has been taken uo I 2614. to a certain extent and is safe. ! I 4180 4181 4182 -4183 Referred to Divis 'n or Gener'! ~ �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 4 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION i~ Number '. Na~~ o; -~ ~:lo~e n-,;d-th;;-; : - ; ; -· - • - · =-=-= -:..=G-=-,_-v-~ ~N-;.;;;;-cr-;, These ~ of I made by him should be otn';.,d dcflo~medation Rccom(Items carried over c mtely Open for mcndation I give only short refer need tono~ rnc_ntion nnme, nnd Action Taken nt Current Meeting Further I ence tte title-BE BRIEF (State Definitely nnd Briefly) Corrected Consider• No Action - - ' _ _ _ _ _ __!3~-:_~~f'.LICIT) _ __ __ntion_ _ - -- ._ 4185 i Space between supply cars-danger Held open for further con: to employes crossing while cars in motion: I NEW SUGGESTIONS SINCE LAST DIVISION MEETING J oc Barnes, Switchman, Blackham and Car has been moved. Judd have car coal near shed on Elec. Lt. spur obstructing view of crossing· by auto drivers. 4187 4186 4187 4188 I. C. Butts, B. & B. Foreman. Notice Referred to Divn. Enginsome section gangs have dogs out ·eer to issue necessary with them. These dogs may run instructions. in front of and derail passing moto1· car. 4188 4189 : W. R. Pickrell, Sig Suprv. Steam Referred to Divn. Engineer to see that these shovel working between Emory and men are instructed a s Baskin and when it stops working to hazard of this pracmen all walk over and sit d'own on tice. rail. Also applies between Strawb2rry and Echo. 4189 4190 R. L. Starr, Engineer. Hoods on Dist. Foreman Evanston working on • these and smoke stacks of some engines will will give us report at n·o t raise. next Division meeting as to progress. 4190 I 4191 F . E. Ward, Conductor. Contractors Referred to Divn. Engineer to issue necessary gangs on Eighth District are catchinstruction~ to thesf' ing on trains to ride into Granger parties and advise. or Carter. . I F . E. Ward, Conductor. So~e pas- Trainmaster will check this and give us report , senger brakeman are not getth,gat Division Meeting out to watch train when passing on next month. double track. I 4192 4193 ~ 4185 sideration. Evanston Transportation· Committee Joe Barnes, Switchman. Suggest Referred to T. M. and R. M. Evanston to look inextend .lead switch from run-around to and report at next track down to main lead to avoid Division Meeting. necessity ·of using main line when passenger trains are here. This will also avoid necessity of going against current of traffic and in front of passenger trains at station. Connect run-around track with west yard. 4186 -n s_ _ _ Ref!'':<;<! to Div,s p1 orG~!'er I. C. Butts, B. & B. Foreman. No~ice Travelling Watchman instructed to watch this children playing around water tanks and correct, advising. in yards just west of dep·ot builrling at Evanston. 4191 4192 4193 ----· - - -·· ·- ______________ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _..:,..__ ___;__ _ __;__ _ __l..___ _ �::;Ul'l'LEMENTARY SHEET No, 5 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION ;,;d ;hc Number l Name ofd- Em-pioy; ~ e:--Re~ ~ ~ --- --- ---- -• These Columns Give .!~-Numbers in Referred of ma e by lum •hould be stated definitely . . . Open for to Divis'!' d Action 'lnken at Current Meetmg - Recom(~terns curried over need not me ti Further No Action or Gener I mcndation I give only short reference to its till~'.: ~Etnn~F (State Definitely but Briefly) Corrected Con~iderCom'ittce EX__P_L_IC _ I_T_>_ _ __ _ nt1on I ---· --- - --.!YT 4194 J. M. McNeil, R. F. of E. When Trainmaster and Road engine is run light on district ancl Foreman will check and markers put up, they are not taken correct, advising. down again and when engine returns with train markers still up. Evanston Mechanical Committee J. H. Buck, Car Repairer. Water in Has been done. co'oler in machine shop has been standing since last summer. Suggest be emptied as it is very unsanitary. 4195 419G 4194 419 5 F. A. Be.a n, Electrician. Should have New ladder being made. n'c!w extension ladder as old one is getting unsafe to use. 4196 4197 F . A. Bean, Electrician. Suggest that Open space wiJJ be blockopen space around turntable be filled up. ed up with blocks. It is dangerott':l for man with push car as he mighc get his foot caught in this space. 4197 4198 F. A. Bean, Electrician. Suggest Instructions issued accordthat when the front end man is ingly to foreman anrl taking the front end off an engine, wiJJ be followed up to that he leave one bolt and nut in see lived up to. until the block and fall has been a~• tached, so there will be no danger of front end falling and injuring some of the men working on the engine. 41!)9 i J . T . Whittle, Boilermaker. / 'i 4200 Suggest Referred to Supvr. B. & ·o pen space be made in shop fence B. to take care of. to give men leaving shop premises a view of the road. Danger of men going out of gate being struck by auto coming d'own road. I' Joseph Parkinson, Laborer. Men ge· ting careless about putting chains under engines in rdhs. Suggest b.! called to their attention. again. 4201 4202 4198 I I Foremen and hostlers instructed to be sure chains are under all engines left in roundhouse. J. Burdett, Mach. Helper. Hooks are Being taken care of. bent up ·on blocks and falls and should be straightened. J. T. Whittle, Boilermaker. Baffle Held open for plates in fire doors 5000 class enconsideration. gines too low and it is impossible for a man in the firebox to get out in a hurrv as these heat and fall down. Suggest baffle plate ba raised in these engines. - - -- - - - -- - - - - --- - 4199 4200 4201 further 4202 - -- - - - - - - ' - - - - - - ! . . ._ _ _ _ __ �- - ----- SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 6 I~;:,-~ Safety Committee· WESTERN DIVISION ;h~- Number of E~~i~;e nnd new Recommcndntio" of mnJe by him should be etnted definitely Recoil!- I qteme carried over need not mendntion I give only short reference to . me~tion nnme, nnd Action Taken nt Current Meeting (Stute Definitely nnd BricHy) BUT EXPLmriitle-BE BRIEF .- I 4203 . N mbers in These Columns Give Item u Referred Open for to Divis'n Fur~her • or Gener'! Corrected Cons1.derNo Action Com' ittee _ _a ~ - - - - = - - Leo Critchfield, Mch. Fed. Jnsp. An Held open pending furextension pipe should be put on ther consideration. pops in stationary plant and carried to outside of roof as when popsblow off and man is working up there is no room for him to get out of way and there is danger ·of him being suffocated or falling to floor. 4203 4204 Leo Critchfield, Mach. Fed. Inspr. Steamfitter instructed t<J Air pipe on drop pit No. 1 stall has make repairs, advising va'lves stripped and connectio:1s when done. Joose. These are liable to blow th,• pipe off and hit someone. 4204 4205 L. Critchfield, Mac h. Fed. Inspr. District Foreman instructDrop pit sump No. 1 stall has water ed to see this work in it that is very s tagnant and it is taken care of and adalm·ost impossible to work near it. vise when done. 4205 L. Critchfield, Mach. Fed. Inspr. District Foreman instructHinges should be put on lye vat in ed to see taken care of air room as there is only one hinge and advise when done. holding and it is necessary to tip vat when using. 4206 4207 J. P. Nelson, Machinist. When walk- Instructions issued to all ing through the roundhouse the concerned to see that other day I noticed an engine blowdrifting valves are clos1 ing quite badly I got on the ed before leaving enengine and noticed the drifting gines. Foremen cauvalve was open. Suggest hostlers tioned to watch this and others be given instructions to matter closely. make sure drifting valves are shut off on engines in• the house and to report all driving valves found lea•,. ing. 4206 :• . 1 i 4208 4209 4210 Green River Mechanical Committee Ervim Allard, S -M. Worker. Installed in accordance Suggest deadman be placed in each with suggestion. end ·o f pit in machine shop to be used by crane to move engines instead of piece of rail which is now used. 4207 4208 Ervin Allard, S M. Worker. Instructions issued to disNotice ·several engines placed on continue this practice. outgoing lead have been left standing on the walk which goes from machine shop to roundhouse. Do not believe this is a very safe practice. James Davis, Machinist. Sev<>ral Repairs have been made. boards need changing out in walk from roundhouse to machine shop. 4209 4210 �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 7 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION = Number 1~ :-e- of- ~:;.,~~- -n-.:~·d=~-t-h•.:: e· =n=e=w===Re ===co=m =m = ed=n=t=io;n~ ~ ~~======~=====;=~~~~~G :'~ i=v;eS I~te =:!,=ffl~_'N :~=.' :! u:!! m ~~ b~e~!..: r'.',~i:!!n .'. '.'."c..:~T; h;e:!:s~e~C;o;l u~ccm;n ; s~;:~-:= 7 Rcf!'1:~d of made by him should be stated definitely Open for Further . to D1v1s !1 Recom- ' qtems carried over need not mention name, nnd Action Taken at Current Meeting mcndnl.ion give only short reference to its title-BE BRIEF (State Definitely and Briefly) Corrected ConsiderNo Action or G~!'er 1 BUT EXPLICIT) ntion _ __ _ ~ 4211 Charles Fenton, Loco. Carp. Manhole Repairs have been made. cover around steam pipes east end of machine shop near steam hammer need repairs. 4212 \ Charles Fenton, Loco. Carp. 4213 Believe Instructions issued accordingly. when loading &crap borings that they should be swept up from th~ platform as noticed there are a lot of these left and as they are· very sharp might injure some·ones foot. 4212 Geo. Widdop, Frt. Carman. Suggest Eye bolt and hook applied. that eys-bolt and ho·ok be placed on door at east end ·o f car shop to hold door open as at present there is · no means of holding doors open and someone might be injured as well as damaging doors. - 4213 Geo. Widdop, Frt. Carman. Believe Corrected, handle covered handle of cr·o ss-cut saw should 'Je with tape. covered with tape, as someone is liable to turn on the switch and at the same time have his hand on the metal handle and get a shock. 4214 IGreen River Transportaion Committee 4215 I I D. 4217 E. E. Waltman, Foreman Sig. Dept. Held ·open pending further Restore watchman to crossing east consideration. of bridge from 5 a. m. to 3 p. m. and from 3 p. m. to 1 a . m. Also install gates at this crossing. 4215 M. Raymond, Car Foreman. Fence already removed. Leave fence ·on south side of ElizIt is opinion present arbeth street ·crossing, but move rangement should be watchman's shanty to south side of satisfactory. crossing. 4216 4217 A. H. Moerke, Engineer. About Have been removed. three pieces of pipe sticking out of ground 25 yards west of west end of freight house platform. Should be rem·oved. 4218 D. M. Raymond, Car ForeT!"an. Letter written to Mr. Suggest writing a letter to Barney Kinkaid accordingly, Kinkaid requesting him to keep his children out of the yards and keep them from crossing the railroad bridge. 4219 I I 4219 421-1 E. E . Waltman, Foreman Sig. Dept. Held open pending further consideration. Suggest installation of three new • electric gates on Elizabeth strc ,t crossing, moving tower to center, cutting off one ground flagman. Only using one, ten hours, during busy time . . 4216 4218 421l �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 8 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION ·- · - - - Number ! Name of Emplo;~ -~nd the new Recommendati.;;;--· of I made by him should be stated definitely . . Recom- I (!_terns carried over need not mention name, nnd Action Taken ~t Current '.'1eetmg mendntion I give only short reference to its title -BE BRIEF (Stnte Defimtcly but Briefly) __ _ _ I BUT EXPLICIT) 4220 4221 W. J. Nolan, Gen. Foreman. No. 1 Held open pending further sh·ould stop a car length or so east consideration. of water plug and cut .engine off to get water. This is the only train that does not have to cut off. 4220 M. Raymond, Car Foreman. Held open pending further Suggest that ice for Pullman cars consideration. be left on the dep·o t side of the track while trains are in. To be hauled back after trains depart -to opposite side. This to prevent porters getting off on ·o pposite side for ice and .leaving doors open so passengc1·s can get off on wrong side. 4221 D. 4222 4223 4224 ·1225 A. A. Thim·o thy, Frt. Carman. Loca- Held open pending further tion of fusee boxes on cabooses does consideration. not look proper to me. I believe they should be placed higher. The) are· at a height now to come even with a man's head or shoulder anrl in case 'of a sudden jar which woul; cause an explosion, someone mig;!t be injpred. Rock Springs Loica! Committee !A. Scott, Roadmaster. Crossing Instructions issued to crossing watchman acI watchmen should be instructed tt• I cordingly and they are see that bell is rung for all hanu being carried out with cars, push cars, etc. going over good results. c1'ossing and to lower gates. This givrn people crossing warning someI thing is coming. 4228 4223 Willis, Conductor. Pile of tim- Referred to Mr. H. W. bers on south side of empty track Brown, Agent to handle causing a dangerous conditio1,. with Lionkol mines. Rawlins Mechanical Committee cover ~hot!lrl Has been done. be placed over syphon pit in coal chute basement. 4224 • • I E. Keon, Mac h 1111st. I 4227 4222 j Rex , 4226 Give Item Numbers in These Columns Open for Referred Further to Divis'n No Action or Gener' ! Corrected Con siderntion - -- - ~ J. C. Gunning, Machinist. Su~gC'st Instructions issued when blowing off engines in pit in handle accordingly.· roundhouse man be stationed . OT' each side of engine before blow off cock is opened. 4225 to J. C. Gunning, Machinist. S1:g.;est Has been done. door be placed on fusee box to emery I wheel in machine shop. W. R. Sanden, Car Foreman. Su;, This work has been done. gest steam box to wrecker be moved one-half car length east as at present location boom car to sit too close to switches. 4226 4227 I 4228 �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No. 9 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Number of Recommendntion Name of Employe nnd the new Recommendntio" mnde by him should be etated definitely Action Token nt Current Meeting (Items cnrried over need not mention nnme, and ) give only short reference to its title-BE BRIEF (Stnte Definitely nnd Briefly BUT EXPLICIT) 4229 J. A. Tobin, Gen. Foreman •Suggest Trainmaster has issued inswitchmen flag by passenger engines standing at water spout on eastbound main track, as tracks are so close there is danger of h:tting men working on the pussenger engines. • 4230 4231 4232 4233 4234 Give Item Numbers in These Columns Open for Referred Further to Divis'n Corrected ConsiderNo Action or Gener'! ation _ _ _ _ Com' ittee structions accordingly to yard men. 4229 J. A. Tobin, Gen. Foreman. Suggest District Foreman has handled with fireman firemen on passenger engires be instructed to give warning to meu and has the matter corrected. working about engine before t'1rowing clinkers out of gang-way or turn on squirt hose when standing at main track water spont, Rawlins. A. C. Taylor, Mach. Helper. Suggest This work has been done. steam pipe in roundhouse tool room be lower so men will not be liable to trip over same going through new door. Rawlins Mechanical Committee S. Ivey, Whse. Foreman. Automo- Held open pending further consideration. bile unloading platform east end of freight house, Rawlins should be extended about eight feet. S. Ivey, Whse. Foreman. Sugge,;t Held open pending further consideration. strap iron be put along edge of freight house platform at Rawlins to prevent splintering of boards. L. Stroud, Fireman. Have coal Held open pending further consideration. chutes raised at Rock Springs for 4230 4231 4232 4233 westbound trains so they can get !l. full tank of coal. This in order to give more coal leaving Green River as present instructions are not to coal at Green River, which makes it necessary for fireman to get on tap.k to drag coal down which is dangerous on the cw;ves between Green River and Rock Springs. i i• II ! I l 4236 E. Brown, Engineer. Suggest couple Held open pending further consideration. of rods in coal stokers be taken out of second and 3d slides to let larger lumps of coal come through. This would eliminate necessity for drag. ging coal down. J. Neath, Asst. Yardmaster. •:Pu~ Held. open pending further considera~ion. dummy air hose on switch en~ill.ll as it is often necessary to get tram from west switch, Rawlins and necessary to bleed off entire trajn which might cause serious delay to pasgr. trains. 4235 4236 �SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET No, 10 Safety Committee: WESTERN DIVISION Give Item Numbcra in These Columns Referred Open for to Divis'n Furi:her No Action or Gener'! Corrected Com'itteo Number of Recommendation Nnme of Employe nnd the new Recommedntion Action Taken nt Current Meeting mnde by him ehould be etated definitely (Items carried over need not mention name nnd give only short reference to its title-BE BRIEF (State Definitely nnd Briefly) BUT EXPLICIT) 4237 L. P. Hodges, Brakeman. When Referred to Supvr. B. & taking water at Wamsutter, water B. for correction. spout jumps up and almost knocks a nian off the tank. 4237 4238 to Agent at J. Nelson, Section Foreman. Cont. Referred Rawlins to handle with Oil Co. and Nat. Sup. Co. are keeping material too close to track. these people and advise result. Will not clear man and is not standard clearance. 4238 4239 G. Lyon, Brakeman. Grab iron on Referred to Car Foreman north side east end of caboose to correct and advise. 2615 built too close to caboose. Cannot get hand hold. This is condr. Price's caboose. 4240 Meeting New Suggestions offered at the W. C. Shelver, Asst. Supt. Suggest This is being done. that the principle Safety rules be printed in foreign languages and copy be given to each man entering the service. eo;~~;'- ____ 4239 4240 4241 D. M. Raymond, Car Foreman. Sug- Referred to Divn. Engineer to handle and advise. gest we fix up the upper crossing at the west end of the yards same as ·Elizabeth Street Crossing. ' 4241 4242 M. R. Clark, Cl. Agent. Riverdale Referred to Divn. Engineer to take care of and crossing should be about ten feet advise when done. wider. Is also quite rough and should be fixed up. Great deal of traffic on this crossing. 4242 4243 .W. C. Shelver, Asst. Supt. Recent Referred to Divn. Enginstorm at Rock Springs washed away eer to handle with city abutment bridge just east of coal authorities. chute. Up to City to repair. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1923-06-18 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9279bdafb06d36b52da508816a7f5b76.pdf a8c67735f04b170b11f823774588f5f4 PDF Text Text ,..,...-v .., .I / If l ---- - .. --------- _,,,..,.,,. . 'l,-. , j I ' ,• �J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0094 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource Copies of appointed Mine Inspector Announcement Subject The topic of the resource Copies of an announcement regarding David G. Thomas becoming the appointed Mine Inspector. Description An account of the resource 10.5" x 8" paper copies, fair condition, no obvious damage, but text is faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1912-04-01 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6ee3993b23048027f7d9528bbee30262.pdf ffea0df60706416ae3ec2964e9bc65f7 PDF Text Text -l 1025 I ...,.1 .... ·.,. ._ .. �~ PRO~RAM Safety Section American Railwa1=1 Association THE SAFETY OF MYSELF AND OTHERS SHALL BE MY DOMINANT THOUGHT. I WILL ALWAYS •t ~ •• ... dr . ..,, t•~t ( I !' 11 • ') Nineteen Hundred Twenty ..Fiue Cameo Room Hotel Morrison Chicago �. First Session Nine Thirty O'Clock, Tuesday Morning April 28th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS lnvocation-(9 :40 - 10 :00) ... ... Mrs. Carl R. Gra y, Omaha, Nebr . ..Spiritual Side of Safety .. Address-(10:00-10:20) ... ..... Mr. H . A. Adams, Asst to Gen ·! Mgr., U. P. R. R . Co., Omaha, Nebr . .. The Sa fety Section•s Accomplishments" C"1J OUR satisfaction, your individual sat- isfaction, your satisfaction as a Section can not· be measured by a cold chart. What it is measured by is knowledge w ithin your hearts, and conscience that you are doing everything possible you know how to prevent these accidents-the knowledge that you are doing everything you can." R. H . AISHTON, President American Railway A ssociation Response-( I 0 :20-10 :25) ...... Mr. Isa iah H a le, Sa fety Supt. A. T. & S. F. Ry., Topeka, K a ns. Past Chairman. Address-( IO :25 - 10 :55) ........ Mr. E. P. Morrow, Public Member United States R. R. Labor Boa rd, Chicago, Ill. .. The Sa fety S ection and the La bor Board's Interest in the Work .. Discussion( a) ( 11 :00 - 11 :05 ) .... Mr. Rob e rt Scott, Director Ins. and Safety, Atlantic Coa st Line R. R. Co., Wilmington, N. C. (b) (ll:05-11 : 10) .... Mr. D. G. Phillips, Supt. Safety Wabash Ry. Co., St. Loui s, Mo. Report-( 11: 15-11 :40) .......... Mr. T. H. Carrow, Supvr. of Safety Pennsylvania R. R. Sys., Philadelphia, Pa. Committee on Statistics Discussion-( 11 :40-12 :00) .... Mr. Lew R. Palmer, Vice President National Safety Council, New York, N. Y. LUNCHEON Twelve O'Clock Noon Morrison Hotel Address-( 12 :45 P . M.) .... .... Mr. R. H. Aishton, President American Railway Ass'n, New York, N. Y. Message of Felicitations �Second Session Two O'Clock, Tuesday Afternoon April 28th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS Report-(2 :00-2: I 0) ............ .. Mr. J. C. Caviston, Secy. Safety Section American Railway Association, New York, N. Y. Annual Report-Safety Section Address-(2: I 0-2 :40) ... ......... Mr. F . H. Hammill, Executive Vice-Pres., The C . R. I. & P . Ry. Co., Chicago, III. " Ways and Means to Prevent Accidents in The Transportation Department" Discussion( a) (2 :40-2 :50) ........ Mr. J. J. Hea vey, Regional Safety Supervisor, Erie R. R. Co , New York, N. Y. "Rules and Their Enforcem,e nt" (b) (2:50-3:10) .... .... Mr. T . P. Brenna n, Suprv. of Safety The L. I. R. R. Co., New York, N. Y. "Practical Educational Methods in Accident Prevention-Railroad Employes" Third Session Nine Thirty O'Clock, Wednesday Morning April 29th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS Address-(9:30-10:00) ... .... . Mr. A. C . Hinckley, Supt. of M. P. & M , 0 . S. L. R. R. Co., Pocatello, Idaho "Ways and Means to Prevent AccidentsMaintenance of Equipment and Stores Dept." Discussion(a) (IO :OO. f O: 15) .. .. Mr. F. Hartenstien, Ass't to Gen' I Mgr., Lehigh Valley R. R. Co. , Bethlehem, Pa. "General" (b) (10:15-10 :25) .... Mr. J. A. McNally, Safety lnsp. Wabash Ry. Co;, St. Louis, Mo. "Machinery Guarding" Address-(3 : I 0-3 :40) ..... .. .... . Mr. Frank McManamy, Commissioner I. C . C., W ashington, D. C. "The Value of Proper Maintenance of Equipment" (c) (10 :25-10 :35) .... Mr. C. T. Bailey, Chief Safety Agt. 0 . S. L. R . R. Co., Salt Lake City, Utah "Goggle" Question Discussion-(3 :40 -3 :50) ... ..... Mr. Chas W . Hammond, Ass't Gen') Safety Agent, New York Central Lines, New York, N. Y. Report-(3:50 -4:15) .... .. ........ Mr. H. A. Rowe, Claims Atty. D . L. & W. R. R., New York, N. Y. Committee on Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents Discussion, (a) (4:15-4 :30) ........ Mr. C . E. Hill, Gen I Safety Agent New York Central Lines, New York, N. Y. "Results of 1924 CampaignPossibilities of the Future" (d) (10 :35 - 10:45) ... . Mr. E. R. Cott, Safety Agent The Hocking Valley Ry. Co., Columbus, Ohio "Proper Housekeeping-Shops" (b) · (4:30-4:45) ...... .. Mr. J. L. Walsh, Supt. of Safety M. -K.-T. R. R. Co., Dallas, Tex. "1925 Campaign-Action of Railroads For Greater Results" Adjournment Address-(10:45-11:05) ..... ... Mr. A. D. Gans, Safety Agt. The Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., Baltimore, Md. "Object Lessons in Selling Safety" Discussion-( 11 :05-11: 15) .... Mr. F . M. Metcalfe, Supt. Safety, Northern Pac. Ry. Co., St. Paul, Minn. Movies-( 11: 15-12 Noon) ... . Mr. C. E. Hill, Gen'l Safety Agt., New York Central Lines, New York, N. Y. "Safety Pays'' "Gambling with Death" �Fourth Session Fifth Session Nine Thirty O'Clock, Thursday Morning T:.Vo O'Clock, Wednesday Afternoon April 29th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS Address-(2:00-2:20) .......... .. Mr. E . S. Chapin, Safety Inspector Pennsylvania R. R. Sys., Philadelphia, Pa. "Exit Facilities and Exit Drills to Prevent Loss of Life in Fires" Discussion-(2 :20-2 :30) .... .... General Report-(2 :30 -2 :40) ..... .... ... .. Mr. A. V. Rohweder, Supvr. of Safety, Duluth, Missabe & Northern Ry. Co., Duluth, Minn. Committee on Nominations Appointment of Tellers Balloting-(2 :40-3 :40) Election of Officers-Ensuing Year Chairman First Vice-Chairman Second Vice-Chairman Committee of Direction Committee on Nominations Discussion-(3 :40-5 :00) ..... : .. General Adjournment April 30th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS Address (9:30-10:00) ..... ..... .. Mr. Geo. M. Graham, VicePresident, The Chandler Motor Car Co,, Cleveland, Ohio "Railroad Safety From the Public Viewpoint" Discussion (10 :00-10:10) ..... . Mr. Frank Wenter, Jr, Chm. Central Safety Committee, Chicago & North Western Ry. Co ., Chicago, Ill. Address-( IO: I 0-10 :30) ...... .. Mr. H. E. Dickinson, General Supt., Chicago & North Western Ry. Co., Omaha, Nebraska "Ways and Means to Prevent Accidents in the Maintenance of Way and Structures Dept." Discussion( a) (10:30-10:40) .... Mr. L. F. Shedd, Supt. Safety, The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. Co., Chicago, Illinois (b) ( I 0:40-11 :00) .... General-by (a) Section Foreman (b) Signal Supervisor (c) Foreman, Bridge and Building Address-(! I :00-11 :20) ...... .. Mr. J. B. Monahan, Supervisor of Safety, Southern Pacific Company, San Francisco, Calif. "Duties and Responsibilities of the Man in Charge of Safety" Discussion-( 11 :20-11 :30) ... .General �Safetq Section .American Raihval] Association (Nineteen Twenty Four) Sixth Session OFFICERS Two O'Clock, Thursday Afternoon April 30th, Nineteen Twenty Five ADDRESSES AND REPORTS Address-{2:00-2:30) --- --·······Mr. Frank T. Singleton, Co_m· missioner, Public Service Commission of Indiana, ln· dianapolis, Ind . "State Officers' Viewpoint of The Highway Grade Crossing Question" Discussion (2 :30.2:40) ... ... .... Mr. H. M. Mayo, Supt. of Sa f et y, Southern Pacific Lines, Houston, Texas. Address ( 2 :40•2 :5 5) ·-·· -·········Mr. C . L. LaF ountaine, Gen. Sa f e t y Supervisor, Great Northern Ry. Co., St. Paul, Minn. "The Cause of Track Motor Car Accidents and Preventive Measures" Discussion (2 :5 5.3: 15) ····-··· ·-General Report-{3:J5.3:25) .. _........ ... Mr. L. G . Bentley, Gen. Safety Agent, The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., Richmond, Va. Mr. H . A. Adams Mr. Robert Scott Mr. T. H. Carrow Mr. J. C. Caviston Chairman First Vice.Chairman Second Vice.Chairman Secretary Committees COMMITTEE OF DIRECTION Mr. H. A . Adams (Chairman), Assistant to General Mana• ge r, Union P ac ific Railroa d Company, Omaha, Nebr. Mr. Robert Scott (First Vice.C hairman), Director Insurance and Safety, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Wil• mington , N. C. Mr. T. H . Ca rrow (Second Vice. Chairman), Supervisor of Safety, Pennsylva nia Railroad System, Philadelphia, Pa . Mr. C. H. Blakemore, Chairman, Safety Commission, Norfolk and Western Railway, Roanoke , Va . Mr. J. G . Fitzhugh, Supervisor of Safety and Fir,e Prevention, Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, Galveston, Texas. Mr. Isa iah Hale, Safety Superintendent, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway, Topeka, Kansas. Mr. J. B. Monahan , Supervisor of Safety, Southern Pacific Company, San Francisco, Calif. Mr. D. G. Phillips, Superintendent of Safety, Wabash Railway Co, , St. Louis, Mo. Committee on Resolutions Discussion-(3 :25.3 :45) .... ....General Installation of Officers Adjourn Sine die COMMITTEE ON PREVENTION OF HIGHWAY CROSSING ACCIDENTS Mr. H. A . Rawe, (Chairman) Claims Attorney, Delawa·r e, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, New York City. Mr. C. T . Bailey, Chief Safety Agent, Oregon Short Line Railroad Co , Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. D. H. Beatty, Superintendent of Safety, Southern Railway System, Washington, D. C. Mr. L. G . Bentley, General Safety Agent, The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co., Richmond , Va. �Mr. T. P. Brennan, Supervisor of Safety, The Long Island Railroad Co., New, York City. Mr. T. H . Carrow, Supervisor of Safety, Pennsylvania R R System, Philadelphia, Pa. • • Mr. J. G . Fitzhugh, Supt. of Safety, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway, Galveston, Texas. Mr. D. G. Phillips, Supt. of Safety, Wabash Railway Co St. Louis, Mo. ·• Mr. J. D. White, Supt. of Safety, Illinois Central Railroad Co., Chicago, Ill. COMMITTEE ON PUBLICITY AND EDUCATION Mr. Robert Scott (Chairman), Director Insurance and Safe. ty, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Wilmington N. C. Mr. Isaiah Hale, Safety Supt., Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, Topeka, Kansas. Mr. C. E. Hill, General Safety Agent, New York Central Lines, New York City. Mr. J. D. White, Supt. of Safety, Illinois Central Railroad Co., Chicago, Ill. RALPH PRINTING Co MPANV COMMITTEE ON ST A TISTICS Mr. T. H. Carrow (Chairman), Supervisor of Safety, Penn• sylvania R. R. System, Philadelphia, Pa . Mr. L. G. Bentley, General Safety Agent, The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co., Richmond, Va. Mr. Robt. Scott, Director Insurance and Safety, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Wilmington, N. C . COMMITTEE ON NO MINATIO NS M r. A V Rohweder (Chairman), Supervisor of Safety, Du• luth, Missabe and Northern Railroad Co, Duluth Minn. L I I d Mr. T. P. Brennan, Supervisor of_ Safety, The ong s an Railroad Co., New York City. . E. R. Cott, Safety Agent, The Hocking Valley Railway Mr. Co Columbus, Ohio. h' h M F H~~tenstien, Assistant to Gener~ Manager, Le ,g r. • Valley Railroad Co., Bethlehem, a. S P I Mr. G . L. Wright: Supto·• Sahfetk ~l~;;u•s;~::r.°Mi~~- au' Minneapolis & ma a at ' OMAHA , N EBR. �'- iI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0095 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource Safety Section American Railway Association Program Subject The topic of the resource A letter accompanied by a small booklet holding information for the fifth annual SSARA meeting. Description An account of the resource 7.5" x 4" booklet containing the program information, and a 5" x 8" letter invitation to the event. In fair condition, some staining and damage to material, but still legible. One page has severe fading may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1925-04-14 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1f5f532cbb0786e6dcffc3214a9cc780.pdf b110eab543c9e276556a7212baa1ae9a PDF Text Text Engl 'ng at the Urniversity of Wyoming By J. R. GUITERAS, Professor of Minin7 Eng ineering , University of Wyoming·, Laramie, Wyoming. W ith its enormous reserves of' coal, petroleum , metallics and non-metallics, Wyomin g 1s especially interested in the activities of its Colle15e of Eng ineerin g. The Unive rsity of Wyoming at Laramie - " The Top o' the World"- has recently er ected a number of magnificent buildings on its spacious campus. Notable among these is the new Engineering Building, housing the departments comprising th e College of Engineering. The instructional work at the University of W yoming is divided among five colleges: Liberal arts, agricult ure, engineering, education, and the law school. The College of Engineering includes the depa r tments of mining, civil, electrical, a nd mechanical eng ineering. A four-y ear course of study in one of these departments leads t o th e appropriate bachelor's degree, t he corresponding profess ional degree being conf er r ed aft er five years of practical experience. T he depar tment of mining eng ineering, in attempting to include within its curricula t he vast a rray of subject mat t er that is usually consider ed pertinent, offe rs optional courses of stud y along three major lines: mining enginee1·ing, a broad curriculum including metal and coal mining; metallurgical engineering and petroleum engi nee ring. No attempt is made to r evolutionize established principles of engineering education, the aim being rather to chart a compromise course between the Scylla of "mere technology" and the Charybdis of the "Platte River " t yp e of course all breadth, without sufficient depth to be useful. We consider our students fortunate in finding themselves upon a campus offering instruction in many interesting and valuable related subjects, in commerce and in languages. Contrary to many mining schools, we have no mine in which the students learn the fundamentals of underground surveying. Instead, we use our net work of steam tunnels connecting the various campus buildings. One of our recent graduates, writing back from his first experience in an Arizona mine, observes, "All that is lacking to make it just like a mine is a small stream of copper water running down your neck." With this "lab" the students carry the meridian underground by one-shaft or two-shaft methods, locate the various stop es (buildings) and set line~ for underground connections. Long recognized as containing huge deposits of coal, Wyoming has recently learned from U. S. G. S. appraisals that she still · contains nearly as much coal as all the coal that has ever been mined in ~'t,. •~W..': ·.t 't ( ' ~~ . ~\:4/fc.·~ ,-_:J i,;, ·. ·, L ., '• .1 ...J .-__, : . .f ~_;. J •. _. ,i. - - - ) ,,v . - :fnt;~~'1:;p Th e n ew E n gin ee rin g Buildin g a t the Un iversity of Wyoming . t he U nited States. P etr oleum and nat ural gas r esources are also well known, petroleum const ituting th e second gr eat minera l a sset of t he state. P r ecious metal mi ni ng in Wyoming has a varied history revolving mainly about t he scattered g old diggings of fo rmer years a nd the platinum discoveries in the old Rambler mine and other wo rkings in the Centennial district. The largest metallic mining enterprise in Wyoming is the Sunrise mine, which furnishes 50,000 tons of iron ore a month to the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's fu r naces at Pueblo, Colorado. Among the state's non-metallic mineral resources, much activity is being evidenced in the field of refractories. Abrasive and ceramic materials are also r eceiving considerable attention. Large deposits of leucite bearing rocks assaying 10 per cent k:O give promise of fu. ture usefulness if and when a commercial method shall have been developed to extract the potash in a valuable form. The problems involved in the development of many of these resources constitute a real challenge to the department of mining engineering of the University of Wyoming. One of the important functions of the department is the administration of TU,3/NEL St/.l?I/EY t/lVIJ/ERSITY. o/' .11/1"0 M/IWNG8 R NllCHNFTT HMCR4.SRP Reprinted from The Mining Journal, Phoenix, Arizona, June 15, 1930 SCRL.E~.A'Jtf ~Ao~ the State Assay Servi ce. This includes mainl y : 1. Identification of rocks, minerals and mineral products, their fi elds of usefulness, markets, etc. 2. The a ssay of ores. 3. Coal analysis. 4. Ore testing. The ore dressing laboratory has recently been equipped with the most modern apparatus obtainable for the testing of ores. Every effort is made to establish contacts between the assay service and industrial enterp1;ses engaged in the development of the mineral resources of Wyoming. It is in this laboratory that the students become acquainted with testing methods and flow sheets in their attempt to determine the most advantageous treatment for a definite ore. To supplement .their classroom work, senior students take an inspection trip, usually to the Salt Lake City district, for the purpose of studying modern equipment and methods of operation. Inspection trips are also made to the Union Pacific coal mines at Rock Springs, probably the most efficiently equipped in the United States. The Salt Creek oil fields and others in Wyoming, as well as many mining and industrial undertakings in nearby Colorado afford additional opportunity to supplement bookwork wi~h field practice. Recent graduates are engaged in mining work in all of our western mining states and in Mexico, South America and Africa. The boys are unusually good physical specimens and invariably prove satisfactory to the industry. They seem to be in increasing demand, this year's graduating class being practically all placed in spite of the prevailing adverse economic conditions. Unfortunately, the office of the state geologist of Wyoming is at Cheyenne, but the petroleum research station of the U. S. bureau of mines is located on the university campus; and it should be stated that the department of mining engineering greatly appreciates the cordial spirit of co-operation extended it by these two valuable allies, as well as by other departments of the university. �at the Unive:rsity of Wyoming _.,, Professor of Mininp Engineering, University of Wy oming, Loramie, Wyoming. <!normous reserves of' coal, petroleum , metallics ond non-metallics, Wyoming is especially interested in the activiti<'s of its College of Engineering . . cy of Wyoming at Laramie Pc- -=: , -. --~ ' ';.Q . o' the World"-has recently number of magnificent buildings spacious campus. Notable among -, is the new Engineering Building, JUsing the departments comprising th e College of Engineering. The instructional work at the University .. . of Wyoming is divided among five colleges: Liberal arts, agriculture, engineer. ' ing, education, and the law school. The College of Engineering includes the departments of mining, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering. A four-y ear course of study in one of these departments leads to the appropriate bachelor's degree, the correRponding professional degree being ·~ :~ • conferred after five years of practical exI .._,:-,ij it O perience. The department of mining· engineering, - el _:.::in attempting to include within its curricula the vast array of subject matter that • z. .. _ _ is usually considered pertinent, offers op. "- . tional courses of study along three major > lines: mining engineering, a broad curritt. ,. 1. culum including metal and coal mining; ,. -"" " -J 1,. _ metallurgical engineering and petroleum engineering. No attempt is made to r evThe new Engineering Building at the University of Wyoming. olutionize established principles of engineering education, the aim being rather to chart a compromise course between the the United States. P etroleum and natural the State Assay Service. This inciudes Scylla of "mere technology" and the gas resources are a lso well known, petro- mainly: Charybdis of the "Platte River" type of leum constituting the second great mineral 1. Identification of rocks, minerals and course all breadth, without sufficient asset of the state. Precious metal mining mineral products, their fields of usefulness, in Wyoming has a varied history revolving markets, etc. depth to be useful. We consider our students fortunate in mainly about the scattered gold diggings of 2. The assay of ores. form er years and the platinum discoveries finding themselves upon a campus offering 3. Coal analysis. instruction in many interesting and valu- in the old Ramble1· mine and other work4. Ore testing. able related subjects, in commerce and in ings in the Centennial district. The largest The ore dressing laboratory has recently languages. Contrary to many mining metallic mining enterprise in Wyoming is schools, we have no mine in which the the Sunrise mine, which furnishes 50,000 been equipped with the most modern apstudents learn the fundamentals of under- tons of iron ore a month to the Colorado paratus obtainable for the testing of ores. ground surveying. Instead, we use our Fuel and Iron Company's furnaces at Pue- Every effort is made to establish contacts net work of steam tunnels connecting the blo, Colorado. Among the state's non-me- between the assay service and industrial various campus buildings. One of our re- tallic mineral resources, much activity is enterprises engaged in the development of cent graduates, writing back from his first being evidenced in the field of refrac- the mineral resources of Wyoming. It is experience in an Arizona mine, observes, tories. Abrasive and ceramic materials are in this laboratory that the students become receiving considerable attention. acquainted with testing methods and flow "All that is lacking to make it just like also a mine is a small stream of copper water • Large deposits of leucite bearing rocks as- sheets in their attempt to determine the running down your neck." With this saying 10 per cent k:O give promise of fu- most advantageous treatment for a definite "lab" the students carry the meridian un- ture usefulness if and when a commercial ore. derground by one-shaft or two-shaft meth- method shall have been developed to exTo supplement their classroom work, seods, locate the various stopes (buildings) tract the potash in a valuable form. nior students take an inspection trip, usuand set line.s for underground connections. The problems involved in the develop- ally to the Salt Lake City district, for the Long recognized as containing huge de- ment of many of these resources consti- purpose of studying modern equipment posits of coal, Wyoming has recently tute a real challenge to the department of and methods of operation. Inspection learned from U. S. G. S. appraisals that mining engineering of the University of trips are also made to the Union Pacific she still contains nearly as much coal as Wyoming. One of the important functions coal mines at Rock Springs, probably the all the coal that has ever been mined in of the department is the administration of most efficiently equipped in the United States. The Salt Creek oil fields and others in Wyoming, as well as many mining and industrial undertakings in ·nearby Colorado afford additional opportunity to supplement bookwork with field practice. Recent graduates are engaged in mining work in all of our western mining states and in Mexico, South America and Africa. The boys are unusually good physical specimens and invariably prove satisfactory to the industry. They seem to be in increasing demand, this year's graduating class being practically all placed in spite of the prevailing adverse economic conditions. ~f{¾f:~ ~ ~~\~~:: l1_- , . ·- J TU,..YIVEL SU/WEY t/lY,YE,RSITY. or J,1/)"0 M/N/NG8 HNIIL'NN£'TT HM&MS/fP Reprinted from The Mining Journal, Phoenix, Arizona, June 15, 1930 SCRJ.IJ'./'Dd .,,...._. Jt4,/1Al8 Unfortunately, the office of the state geologist of Wyoming is at Cheyenne, but the petroleum research station of the U. S. bureau of mines is located on the university campus; and it should be stated that the department of mining engineering greatly appreciates the cordial spirit of co-operation extended it by these two valuable allies, as well as by other departments of the university. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0096 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource J. R. Guiteras Title A name given to the resource Copies of Engineering at the University of Wyoming Article Subject The topic of the resource Copies of an article regarding the University of Wyoming engineering building. Description An account of the resource 12" x 9" paper copies clipped together, in good condition with no obvious damage. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1930-06-15 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/91886499ac9d8b80ee1eeaa08d2478d3.pdf 6d42c59f2f893b920f7b3c48e844b3e2 PDF Text Text a " ? t I • ., ·· \ ,~ / .' -·, 0 • . :, l • • • : ,... ,_ . .. �I s f O f . • I • ', ' C o•"'{ ••1,1parat1ve tatement o perations o _ ,_ ~ •__.__:._:,_ _ _,~ _,_: _st.ore_ _ _....for the Month of_-..:::Jc.......::u=--=l=--Y.___ _ _MJl..l_ 0 O and for the_•..-~~~_ __ _ Month/ of the Fiscal Yea; Ending June 30, 1911_ · FOR THE MONTH AOCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLA'CK DEC. R'ED •• THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENOES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales . Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 1· . 740 % 70S 26 l 606 55 134 56 76'1 21 39~:Bfj 385 <J2 3 801 3S 319 ~ S 26'1 33 4f 059 (J' a 996 33 1 20834 95 03 S 00~ 51 • l OS3 18 .,. l 279 _82 24] • Per Cent of Sales 39 5S 217 82 • 62 66 155 lG 71 t;,8 ::___ ~11- ~a .· Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 114 80 l 053 18 226 64 208 035 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Blclgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation ?.l 40 11 26 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 21 40 • 11 26 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 1'11', I 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen " 'rapping Pc!per and Twine Store Supplies Advertising H,o,,,.es-l<'eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 223 '73 7 57 4 Gl 19 45 - - 480 80 225 44 - GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 108 12 241 70 17 'IS 13 00 Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales \ 21. 52 79 75 • 14 00 l 00 4 80 ci 80 l? 'IS 380 57 882 177 • 16'/ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes 129 64 1G1 gs 397 OS • at/5 ✓ 24- 06 . 3'2 99 ✓ C11l ----- ~ -'/ 01 ~~-" 1~5 J,8 -~-',:- ,108 50$ 09 . ~ 100 7 87 498 22 : ·---- -- . --098 059 109 06 ., 025 16 19 125 23 / -01//,.. -- - "" Pt!llCBASES ---- ...., Correspondence in :relation to this II t t a e ment ehOllld b e addressed to the Aud•t 1 or. �, July 19120 July 1912 Store Expenses as per statement Form 225 Less taxes 588 32 7 _8L Store Expenses shomi by Auditor' a books 580 45 _5.!,1 '09, 33 36 30075 Supplies issued by Store for July 4th donation II ff ti fl ti uso af the Store ___ _Ji.. 31 ll Labor of Aesiatant Engineer ~atson ruling pouder book 2 2i • 33 36 The difference of $33.36 ua.e erroneously taken up as a charge to the ·:.erchandise Accounts inste~d of being cha rged to 0xpenseso This will be authority to include the amount of 1133036 on Form 225 for July in column Last Year maldng total cxclt..uline; taxes 8,5'8o.4.,; taxes included 0588.32, nctY1itbatandi ne ·that the /. amount taken up as expenses on the boo ks t.'as $547 009 a "\ \ ~ ri: (\ I ~ ' " 0 1\" \ ~\ • I, \ 91,•u~,~ 1:: Yj_, ~ ·'-y ".,; '1 I \ .. \:· L' > " .1,·. f''-1 VJ: ' I I ,I �Vouch~r .tJ:o. s-2405 2409 2415 2421 2425 2433 2437 2441 2447 24S5 2457 2461 2469 2471 2481 2483 2485 2487 2489 2491 2493 2503 2507 8511 2513 2515 2519 2531 2533 2535 2537 2539 2,49 2555 BS57 2559 ~ N"lme Amount Fleischner, M~yer & Co. The Purret Sound Flouring Mills. Imper 1~1 C~ndy Co. ....estern Baking ro. Fleischner, Mayer & Co. Tacoma Grocery Co. Mason Ehrm~n ~ Co. National Eiscuit Co. Tacoma Grocery r.o. Allen & Lewis. ~ Carm9.n llanufn.ct-ur i ng r.o. Luckel, Kine & Ce.lee SOF-1,p Go . Imperia l C~ndy Cc. Allen &. Le\'.'is, Mason, Ehrm~n ~o. rrreat rrestern ntove ro. Closset & neverA, Fl e is chnerqi Me,yer &. Co. Union Oil Co. of Californi~ Northern Pickle Co . Seattle Ha.rd1-'.'ar-= r,o. A. Schilling & Co. Imperial Candy Co. Carman l!.anufactur in ~ Co. West Coast rrrocery r.o. Allen & Le\vis , Shull-Day co. ~. s. Harmon & Co. Stand~rd ~aperco. Beall Brothers, Allen & Lewis, T~coma Grocery Co. Allen & Lewis, Western P.4kin~ Co. Blum~uer Frank. Drue ~o r.ove-".'arren-MonroP Co. I ----·I /. --. I �Name s - 1589 s...1591 S- 1593 S- 1595 S-1599 s- 1601 s--1603 S91607 s- 1611 s-1613 s-1615 s~1617 s-1619 s- 1621 s-1623 s-1625 s- 1627 s- 1629 s-1633 s-1639 S-1645 S8 1647 S-1649 s- 1651 s-1655 s- 165.7 s-1601 s- 1667 s-1671 s-1677 s-1681 s-1683 s-1687 Amount F . F . Ha r a don & Son , Shull - Day Company, $ . 27 Mason , Ehrman & Co . Seattle Tent & Awni ng Coo Fo So Harmon & Co o Wo & Jo Sloane, M. Sel l er & ca~ West Coast Grocery Co o 04 7 032 lo 09 067 l a28 037 Lang & Coo Mo Seller & Coo 096 Love- Tar ren=Monroe Co o Cr escent Manufacturing Coo F . S. Harmon & Co o Tac oma Grocery Coo I mperial Candy Co o 3025' We s t Coast Gro c ery Co. Marshal l -Wel ls Har dware Co o 2o02 Standard Oi l Co,, Standard Paper. Co o F o 8. Harmon & Coo Tacoma Grocery Co. Lang & Co. Howard D. 1homas Co. \IV . & Jo Sl oane, Seattle Hardware Co . Mason , Ehrman & Coo Dwi ght Edw~r ds Company , We s t Coast Gro cer y Coo Blumauer-Frank Dr ug Coo What - Cheer Tool Co . Mason , Ehrman & Co. Seat t le Har dware Co. 043 lo l9 lo l 9 0 53 all 036 054 ol3 lo 3 0 025' 99 0 040 l o32 8042 3 o46 5o74 097 029 lol2 . 10 . 02 Snull- Day Company, Totalooooo o ··' . 84 l o23 ~)4lo63# �..,, C~mparative S tatement of O.perations of--±.Qno • Was hingtc.~Store _ ___for the Month of_ __,J'-"u..l...,y,___ _ _ _191..3.and for the one Montq./ of the Fiscal Year E nding June 30, 191_!__ F O R THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEA R D EC. RED INC. BLA C K D e:c. Rl!:D L AST Y E A R T HIS YEAR OPERA.TING REVENUES SA LES• Cash Charged Coupoos Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash· Discounts Received 't40 96 767 21 26 2; 705 26 365 92 319 34 3 686 ;; 134 ;6 5 267 33 4 o;a 9~ l 208 34 95 03 ; 049 SJ. 3 996 33 114 80 39 53 217 82 62 66 71 46 l 053 18 41 63 15, 16 2CJ 8.S l 277 82 l 094 81 18; 01 ' Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 3 801 35' Per Cent of Sales , , . OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAIN TE NANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciatiot1 21 40 11 26 10 14 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 21 40 ll 26 10 14 449 17 238 9; 210 22 4 6t 36 30 1; 4 2; ... 170 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 1.74 175 1;6 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 7 57 \ :n9 45 7 57 30 7S 19 4$ 480 80 270 06 210 74 108 12 2G 70 129 64 161 95 79 7; GE N ERAL EXPENSES , 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 17 7S 13 00 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 380 57 310 3~ 10 18 .. 882 11 571 71 291 06 167 117 397 05 ;03 10 372 99 °'' 495 23 5 725 51 .. Iaaued by A.ccoontin4 Department, I • / l 00 4 80 Q?l ""t1rtland, OregoxSF p 2 .. 1,, •1'.i ~~• '.J M 17 7; 4 80 07; 24 06 PORCRASES 14 00 21 52 101_ 7 87 091. " • 0 5 {i 106 05 024 16 19 / I , I •I / /. (" .... I 122 24 026.. 3 733 23 " l 992 3• .. Co rJ."e apoode n ce in r e lation to t b e oddre aaed to the Auditor. .uuld I �- C omparative Statement of Operations of_ T0~_9, WASHINGT0~_Store_ _~ for the Month of...._;;A..::.;U:....:G....;U....;S_T_ _ _ _l'91L and for the TWO ~onths of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~ . FOR THE MONTH AOCT. NO. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK CEC. REC THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST Yl::AR CEC. REC OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, 1 13; a, Cash Charged Coupoos Coal Department " 4 ;02 a, ✓ ( l 079 50 .: 40 75 . Gross Profit Cash Discounts Rcceiv~d l 876 8j 1 268 29 4 265 80 216 00 53$ 30 a 067 1s S 21; 23 ~ 4 127 49: l 35'0 41 '1 41.7 OS 20; JI 367 12 • 10 849 68 19 20 5 582 35 Gross Sa:les Cost of Merchandise Sold 634 81 501 08 429 1, 64; 1, 3 730 50 70 81 5l 61. ! 087 74~v 41 81 • 608 56 2?lo 10 34 i, 81; 07 91 14 584 9,4 114 23 . 10 264 74 ' 37; )0_' 8 J6l 84 :. 8 123 82 •. 8 24 . 2 28? 84 2 140 92 ✓ l 06 · 112 23 83 44 ..{ 438 02,. 146 92.. 1 28 79 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue - " " Per Cent of Sales l 120 25 : l 129 ss · 9 30 2 400 07 2 224 36 _., 175 71 201 216 015 221 217 004 l!;' 23 10 24 4 99 10 14 42 80 22 62 20 18 15' 13 sa 03 ., 32 86 , 25 17 205 38 8t/(5 27 415 60 37 86 12 62 37 86 20 1, 42 47 20 19 ' , 19 45 19 45 38 90 of 27, 3l -~ 977 83 : 491 78 .,, 486 0, 34 35 64 3; 150 70 91 00 206 82 483 40. 163 99 312 6, 42 83 , :: OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs r69 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Olhcr Expeoses Total Maintenance 171 1; 23 10 24 ll 26 S ELLING lZX PEN S E S, 173 1 74 1 75 176 177 178 179 221 72 427 lO Salesmen and D eliverymen \Vrapping Pap_er ancl Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses :.12~62 Total Selling Expeose~ _49 7 42 l l 30 15 38 90 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insuraoce 98 70 . 241 70 16 7S Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Ceot of Sales ~ -• - · · •- • I• • " 1(/v· \j ~ 4 80 4 80 890 81 709 J.. t " 160 f'· 2'16 10 46.S 9S/ 420 38 24 ~ 20, ~ 037 412 51 4 527 79 3 377 15 290 10:, ~27Y 10 9 60 .. ? 60 .. 776 34,,' 181 6• .. 024 l 773 , ~: 163 1 300 96:v 4_72 60. I 127 923 38 2,6 a, 036 I 626 4~ . o; a - ··-· • "t'l•}~ 48 12 . 578 37 . 053 13 74 . 9,09 64 089 .. ] )l 27 l 150 64 10 2;3 36 7 110 38=- 3 142 98 16 19 207 13 042.. . V V . : "~ 34 38 OJ6 " Correspondence in relation to this statement should be oddf~sse~j o ·the A.nditor. / 't 38 62.. i :, I o,o 07t_ Or.T $ 19~i 170 '15 34 50 737 72 ; := 1 87.. F. L. R. 34 ;o 13 00 108 _80.: 190 94 ::. '.... 039 oao .o4l -i - 136.. 229 « . ,.Y I Taxes Net Income from Operation/,'7 Per Cent ofSales ✓ ; 276 10 3S1 1;_;· 0_' 16 75 . t ( ~.. \.. ,,tt- ~ (~• lj' . ... V'· I I �I Comparative Statement of Operations of_'l'ono , Waabington_ Store_ _ _ for the Month of--'A = u=gE>Cu=et =.~---1'91.1_ and for the -=t==---Months • of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191L - F'OR THE MONTH ACCT, No. .. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC, BLACK .- DEC, REC THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR ..,, I Cl!:C. REC .. :, OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 1 135 89 &45 15 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received • a ,so.so 70 8l S ·582 35 · .. -~ 502 85 ~ l 0'19 50 4!) '75 . Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ~ .:,. 501 ca 429 15 4 265 80 lt 20 5 21.S 23 • 6M 81 4- 12'1 ~9 .. 1 08'1 .,. ~ 1 268 20 l 876 813 l 350 41 7 417. 05 eoo oo 815 07 • 535 ·26 8 067 15 S35.-0051 61 . . 3't 114 23 31,t 12 ••. 10 Mt 68 10 . 26i .,. -. 375 36 8 123 82.. 8 561 84 • 8 ~ · a 28'1 et 2 140 92 ,o_~s 112 2~_ iSO 10 216 00 9114 eB4 94 438 02 i 46 92 ).12 ~~- = l 1-10 2S • l 087 7t . . 32 51 2 400 07 2 160 92 259 f5 - 201. 209 008 221 209 012 11 as . 10 3' 4 99 15 23 10 aft Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES · MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 1014 42 80 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 1 1 1:f'. 68 03 32 '16 25 27 205 38 12 62 876 2'7 447 li 37, 80 20 •Ut 42 47 429 l l 20 19 42 4'1 19 45 38 90 38 90 l'lS 3l •. 917 83 - 4~'1 16 530-6? . 64 35 206 82 2'76 10 91 00 16_'15 i7i l!O 483 '4Q 3' 50 163 gg SU~ 65 290 10 42 83 11ro 75 34 !O 2'17 .M> 4 80 4 80 9 60 9 60 'I 110 38 I l t 2 98 171 172 20 28 .. SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 4r27 10 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dvertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 •., • , Total Selling Ex'penses 231 '12 12 62 37 86 19 45 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 18r 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegra~ Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 98 '10 211 '10 16 75 34 .35 150 '10 . 13 00 Total Operating Exp_enses Oprg. Exps.-Per ~ent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Tues) Per Cent of Sales Tues Net Income from 0peration Per Cent of Sal_~ - t ·•· PURCHASE~ i / r _ T l, , ) l • ' - 1 • '} _ --,,,.. ~61 .ff~o/Vv • 'J . 4 52'1 .,, .Issued by Accountint Department, / I ·-tland~,.Oregon, r ~ ~ • ·- - - -_ _ _ 191_ a 1'1'1 1s -• c:- -tt. - 1 150 66 10 253 at -- ~~---=-.:.:---==---- ~ - - .::..:- - ;!!~:::::.--- - .:e,. Correspondence in relation to this 11tatement 11hould ,be addressed to the Auditor. , ~r- ,.1• ,~' " ' ;, _,.l, J �= Acc t W U W ♦ --•uum::iu:n-. v r U,Pb.L ti61un"tt 01 T 0 fl0 "" Bto1'e r or the Mont.h- or'"° August 1913 • . This y ear I:J'o . L ast year Inc black De c r e d Opera-ting Revenues Sales Cash Charged Coupons Coal Dept Gross Sales Cost of Mdse Sold Gros s Profit, Cash I i aount s Receivocl _ Allowances and Dis counts to customers Gr oss Revenue ===-=== / 2F'G I per Cent of Sal es Oper ati ng Expenses Mainten0s1ce 168 169 178 St ore Bldgs & Fix- Repair s . ;s, r:, 3 store Bl dgs & Fix-Deprec i atioU,; , t-1-0 Vehi cl e r: & Harness 171 Horses-Renewal s 172 Other Expense ..3 7, tJ 3 Tot.al I·~aintenance Sell ing EXJ;>enses 173 Sal e smen & Deliver y l 7 4 wrapping Paper & TV1ine 175 Store Su~pl ies 176 177 Advertising Horse s-Feed & care 179 Other ExP 178 iso I )... , & ► .3 7, 3 ~ / Z. ,& ► .37,fv Stable supplie s & Exp Total Selling EX-9 ;,-1-- ~ t .~rt.1-=:=±:.7= =-;,-=-y=Jr=,.r...:;=0 - - - 3:'.2__t-l-~lJ. Ger1.e :cal ExPenses (p ti-, 3 .J- C/f, 7 0 su~eri ntendence storekeeper & Office Help ;)- If I, 7 o uater ,Light & Heat I b, 7 J- 181 1 82 183 StationerJr & Po stage 184 Ph one & Te l egr ams 185 ITatchi ng & J ani t or 186 187 cJ- 0 .!J- { 3 ¥' t-f 1- 7 , / 0 c;"!, tJ () ;t ,75 I 3. ho 13 00 I nsurance Other Exp Total General Exp TOTJ..L OPERATING EXP g '7 I , 17 Oprg Exp- Per cent of' Sales ;~·. 9 7 121, tf-0 Net Revenue fExc Taxes ) Per Cent or Sales Taxes Met Income :from 0:pe1°ation Per cent of Sal es Purchases .I) . ... , �Tono , Washington. Oc t ober Sixth Ninete e n Thirteen . •, · Mr . R. Blais de ll , Auditor , Portla nd , Oregon. r-lh l !. l ~rO Dear Sir: Have yours of the 2nd , calling ~y at tention to Form 225, St a t ement of Oper4tiona of Fer ch~nd ise Denartment. For your ~nf ormation will say tha t dur i ng J uly and August, 1912 , we wer e not running t l1e I.t eat l' a r ke t bu t in July an·d Au gu st 1913, we we r e , e.nd ca r ryine , under 11 sa l e11men a nd deli verymen" 2 butch ers , one a t t l OO oOO per month a nd the othe r a t $90.00, a ccount one be ing o f f v1i t h a bro ken leg. Find the business of Depar t ment 11 C11 f or the tv,o mont hs , amounte d to i 23 41.84. Your s c-= - ,r -~ ::·~ :: :, "'... "'.. .. :.1• .,,.. :, ;;; i:: -I, -C 0 < ESB:G Ge nl. Superintendent. �Oct. 2, 1 91 30 Er. E. s. lroolto 0 General .,upt. o ':L'ono, \lo.oh. Uer.ir Si r: Acccunt 173 0 Saloamon and Delivorymon, for tho rforcm11diso Dop...Goo period ending Auguot 3lot, t hio year, aho-rJB ~876.27, for the oarne period lust yeo.r ~460.67 , or on incx-oa oo over lao·~ yea:!' of 100;!. 'l.'he grooo oaloo for- tho DR.me period of both year□ are nboui tho oamo, ihero boine m'l inoroooo of only 050509& I am calling this matter to your attention no t hm:0 m:w bo eoao error□ i n di atributi ono \Jo e.ro oonding the atntement out ao f'igm."0□ hcwo olx-ead) 1·,:lOn reported on cur Gtntemont of !nocme Account. Yours ·ti'uly 0 �Comparative Statement of Operations of_f'-9~ . lt'~~J}j.~c,• --store ____for the Month of S Q t ...,_. and for the three Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191L FO R THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AOCT, No. 1'91..3..._ THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC, THIS YEAR RED INC. BLACK L AST YEAR DEC. REO OPERATING REVENUES SALES• Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales ~7 06 802 32 5 315 35 499 69 3 321 a5 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue l 815 95 1 3Dl, 96 .11 389 00 150 6'5 10 91 230 88 2 907 94"✓ 18 153 64 -l 14 660 86 ~ 2 14? 21 . 14 ·190 ,:,. . 11 603 04 __ 758 ~a • a 963 WI "" 3 05'7 83 :! 60 03 173 16 513 12 - 2 '~/I 63 312 6S 2 152 '13 2 063- 00 12 802 40 36 42 4 396 12 ·, a 479 22 25 51 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received .. l 090? 7 303 96 I 5 628 43 i 675 . !53 ~-, 90~· 60 93 --.. r '136 46 ; ---916 90-•. 819 s&·, 4 186 ·53 • C - 029 209 2SB Per Cent of Sales - l l,.51 08 847 97 1 418 90 80 23 3 492 '18 I 2 58'1 23 905 55/ ' 173 lG_, . rl ci,9 fi-f r 3 0!11 82 ;,._ ,, 01, l 209 220 l' OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 209 ,a 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 21 40 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 22S 16 11 .26 11 26 -, 22() 0, I 232' 02 201 90 18 43 214 92 64 20 93 76 28\J ·36 •! 44 02 30 42 t xf 24$ ~ SELLING EXPENSES, 1 73 174 175 176 1.77 178 179 434 00 18 •• Sl 00 Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Slorc Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling E :'peoses 25 5' ~32 02.;r - l 310 2' 070 10 31 00 28 62 '13 47 631 09 38 62 73 /Jt'I • I 25 54:t 64 4~ 64 44 - I - ~6 9f! l 48$ ao ✓ • 670 ll3 ~ GENERAL EXPENSES, ' 180 181 182 183 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 159 ~ - 159 M 241 70 . 1, 25 33 ea 182 50 59 20 14 90 : 17 · 25 18 93 ' 36& 36 7%S 10 163 90 495 15 . 20~· $'1 229 95 305 00 . 258 lf 51 75 51 '15 46 83 'I 8 73 3 91 4 80 5187 8 '13 14- 40 S 67'7 sff {}~ ~12~ ~ -~----=r ~¼~-· -----, . \ . . ---------~ ~ at a· 513 92 -✓- 202- ·20 ·-:1- :: z ~-- --•9 7a •54 2~ ~ Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Truces) 1 254 Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES .. "V\1 M 06 ' 4 58 l8 F. ________ , ~ -~--No • Z,•. R. _ _v ~1 19;3-= ' an_!~-= laaued b,.- Acooont.in!l De t t ~rilucl Q par men • .., ✓- •lf2- 482~ Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income from Operation I _48·_·~ _ _!108'· , . , 0~ 80 / 1 . 7J)l '14/._ l .l~6. Po..,_ 101 - . CYIJ: -- --· --,-167.___ - • ---116 ,051 , n _42 ·_ 10 ea-'-.. -1:-.'}08 73 l 356 08 _ 247 · 35 107 041 061 092 031 5 25 . 18 81 72 18 20 99 ~ 51 19 466 1'( 7 99 1 036 55 •• l 335 09 298 54 1.0. .. ____ _943 ,, ________Oj 7_ ___ __ Qgl,__ __ Q3' : ~ ~· ~."!'-~ '., t..,-,._~c:o.,. , reao,.-., ~, hu\J 2 1 \9·13... lD L _ I" ·· ~ e~s -~ -•!~ ~~a_t -·· 1~_~O! .a5.,, _4 ~~ ~ -< l Correspondence in relation to this statement shou "'4CI( C4L.L. ... _ r &y ·-- - - E:o• a.-Cl( To • · • [ ,o '='7£:o ·---; - ......____ ! I 1, ( ey , -IL t J -~-,,-..J....:.. 11 ./ \. / be addressed to the Auditor. -- ---..... · ' J;··-.L~'" • ., i· 1t; <' , ,n ,~.•1:- J , t • .._ Id �Comparative Statement of Operations of~ ~ ~___!~JU. 1'01f Storc,_ _ _ for the Month of and for the J'OUJl Months of th e Fiscal Year E nding June 30, 191~ FOR THE M ONTH T H IS YEAR ' OCTOBIIR · LAST YEAR F Q R THE PERIOD • IN C . B L ACK DEC, " RED THIS YEA R LAST Y EAR IN C . 8LA C K Dec, RED OPERATING REVENUES I , SALES, l Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Mercha,ndise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 038 1'1 752 8t¼ 5 656 8? 618 03 II 706 45 118 49 6 ..099 M 636 85 l 'I 18 7 • "'5 05 5 '13'1 14 1 4 l '107 89 82'1 60 272 at-. • 59 'IB i$ oos 80 a 472 02· 131 82 2 905 58 930 40 18 439 2S ~s--oa 101 31 l 3'5 25 598 69 90t $& 19 92'1 48 435 65 5 6'11 2v l 922 79 16 095 9S a69 14 ~o too 10 16 430 64 381 BO ;a.· s, 73 4 330 06 2a2 eg ! S32 9i 992 '79 2 M3 30 21 O! ' 4 837 99..1, 3 496 79 l 34-1 20 232 89. ·- I Allowances and Discounts to Customers 1 I -"·- .,.,__Gross. Reve~ue '16'1 f2 _l ~:r Cent~ ~ ~ales l 1'72 • 209 237 495 38 4 930 06 028 291 51 2S 279 41 269 17 10 14 es o0 40 56 I 209 OPERATING EXPENSES MAIN TENANGE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance I 171 1: 172 1\ \! 11 26 I • el 56 8 91 8 91 11 26 '13 30 373 92 411 60 21 05 2SS 10 180 50 21 05 8 91 I' 8 91 55 28 318 M t ,! SELLING EXPENSES: I Salesmen and Deliveryme.n Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising • 176 \, 1 Horses-Feed and Care 177 I\ , 178 ); Stable Supplies and Expenses J 179 /I Other Expenses 173 \ 174 1 I, 175 ,, a ot 20' 41 :j G;;;;~;~::::~m [~~ 811 59 2 ot 59 67 75 5C> 20 41 84 85 aaa 10 1 031. 6'1 • 't -·~-- • 128 11· 181 l11 l, 182 183 /' . 184 / 1 185 I 186 / I, 187 1' I I /: Total Operating E:.pens~s -·- ___ _ I, Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales I, Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) I 17 '15 -t t l I 1 . Taxes .. 231- 0$ 19 86 2~ .;~ 96 28 .. 1 !82 !9 i~• tl 3 01 ,, _36_9 8'12 46 117 .895 16 4'18 83 2 180 5'7 l '119 69 120 180 . Jlt 3,l l ·6J. 3 900 26 038 153 101 '15 a oos·a, 010 -0'19 11 ·e1 ff • 82 M 1 907 i i Qll_, 075. 139 10 961 61 .. ~ ,aa·,2 33 38'7 11 5 83 330 '15 - 079 '193 41 5 15. '188 16 n:,· J 1 ' ~--- 69 50 51 .,. 321 00 6CJ 50 '1 269 26 I I 8'11 10 Chey enne , W yo. ,,_ __ _ _ _ _ _ IO L .. ! .. 281 81 17 44 I ssued b:, .Acc ountin&t Departm ent, , 212 '10 659 45 3 26 5 200 7J ~. ] 890 50 5 '46 8 71 M 06 rn -49' 51 1 .10 16 00 Per Cent of Sales , Net Income from Operation ; Per ~ent ~f Sales _ _ _ _ __ '19 44 17 '71 ll. ot Stationery and Postage T elephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses i' 48 91 16' 30 l6S -60 Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal 1, 4 s aa . . -~ ,o ~ '":•. :a 101 2 149 49 106 26 24 2 123 25 . . 102 2 42 -58 70 :ttti-r . -°'". 145 60 025 70 00 215 60 -;fl 11 6ot 3$ �Comparative Statement of Operations of--: _ _T_ fl r: .Q_ _ _ Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _--""''-ic.:.,Ow'it:"1""'_.~.:.:.iJ..}Sl,l.1&,! ,!.ilnL-.._1'91a_ and for the_ ~ "t-'"""' '"l ./l • _., _, . .iY: . :,,.___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~ __,,__L FOR THE MONTH L.AST YEAR THIS YEAR J· I - INC. BL.ACK oec. RED FOR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR ,r1 I L.AST YEAR l - 1Nc. BL ACK oec. Re:o l I I 1; OPERATING REVENUES SALES, !iS'J 10 Orr: 00 ~ oao Cr:i 1?0 02 Cash Charged 6 S.!O ~ -I f~~ C70 CS ci cio £0 :; 1 ,, --~l'..t,_ o~- «;"'.1-1,t:9 ' _ t.:J i.O~ co l 2r;9 C~i Cash Discounts Received ..."1 :\·,1C l U . :i v·vn 00 ! 2WJ 7~ !; G lft!J i&, Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit l ct.: 0 £NC G!J •AV Coupons Coal Department I 1 2?6 -00 ·- - - ti:i.~1 00 ...., 1 ,. ,•_ ..;_ I~'~ fJ/l '..; ZD 2~ !£CD 1.ij .., r-; 2}}0 11'1 'c:,"/(J "/1~ ? t'•~1tJ Ii Allowances aod Discounts to Customers L ._. G_;!):_s Revenue (, - v ! Per Cent of Sales r--=- -=-- I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENAN.C E, ' Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs :' 168 1 1 00 : l Store Bldgs. and.Fixt's-Deprcciation 169 110 I Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses· Total Maintenance 171 \ 172 1 73 175 , 176\l 1 177 1 ' 1 178 }1 ! 179 ,1 ,: ., i Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrappiug Paper and Twine Store Supplies advertising Horses-l◄eed and Care Stable Supplies :ind Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 1 I - - SELLING EXPENSES, ~ I a eu ' f£C OC (~ 0·3 11 16 031 l 83 l,.I:,_- 1J - ffog r Uc.Ji OD io '.Jn 1 ~o· 1G o;:,: lG DC 0-) ...G u..; 1.0 7A -,, 1r\ :so - ,,. ,1~i i, ·1 ~8'2i DG 1 2.u,~r.O 0'} ,~r• 11:~ v; 170 GO -10 1.0 Dt:!j <!- r·7 t 03 Cl .... :J:N 1.. 1,J ,~,") 9~_.'( 6:3 •j?t) 5~ I f' OG 34 "I ~v .,....." C/1 ... , {;1_ C::<t -- GENERA:~EX:E::~:=-=- Ij I' , 180 1 Superintendence 181 If Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light aod Heat Stationery and Postage 182 11 183 I 184 j1 185 11 r86 1 187 /i Telephone and Telegrams Vvatching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses I Total General Expenses I Correspondence in relation to this statement should be addressed to the Auditor. �!f O 1f O __ _Store_ _ _,_for t},l.e Month of_ _,,,,m;rn;;=~MBD~ __Mn~ Comparative Statement of Operations of__ _ S I X and for the Months of the Fiscal ·Year Ending J une 30, 191.i_ .. FOR THE MONTH ACCT, NO, LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK THI S YEAR RED - OEC. THE PERIOD ..FOR - - i• LAST YEAR = INC. BLACK Dl!:C. REO OPERATING REVENUES SALES, l 039 l '/ Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department 656 71 4: 957 95 - 19 9.0_ II Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (Est itnated,) I Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received&: 1118 .Engtf !.Allowances and Discounts to Customers 5 94~ 47 l_1 131 34 413 40 27 836 60 3 669 67 2 079 90 3 02? 41 1 103 93 26 276 15 . l 560 45 95 67 266 81 767 47 1 379 00 7r,7_47 1 379 00 611 53 13 19~ 36 11.7 20.2 805 2lc4 20o7 0 3 60 S 60 280 47 17 2tl 26323 126 40 '1:5 0,1 83 36 16 03 115 5"l _ 6 840 54 S 461 54___ 1 579 00 2.4 91 I - -Jil .. _J'er Cent of Sales 74 241 62 268 .62_ 563 23 _ 294 61 ... 33 736 36 4 475 66 38 212 02 369 63 .. 30 319 32 . ~6 747 .70 _ ~ 571 6~ .. • 6 988 66 ,, 904 04 ., 636 44 , 7 992 70 24 9). ZOl G6 _ - · -•~ 01_ 65_ ~ 6 988 66 1 205 69 G 19~ 35 611 53 6 573 73 5 031 l'I .. 742 56 Gross Revenue ~ 797 GB 556 9'7 5 3'/1 35 6 988 fil} -· l 205_69 7 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 , Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 1 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 16 03 _ l_ 83 _ 44 63 3 60 .. 362 10 266 80 1 83 .. 41 03 ' ' 12 -57 _ 12 57 ,. 421 44 78 Sl 34a 13 2 476 97 l 433 01 25 20 2 98 10 30 46 ~l l 0~3 93 67 41 1 517 93 l 294 37 ·· 281 01 985 15 16 20 300 22 473 51 : 437 35 1 r 88 80 294 98 ,, \ SELLING EXPENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies aod Expenses Other Expenses Total.Sellin_g~~penses 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 , 14 oa 5 98 24 96 24 89 25 20 2 so 10 30 24 57 96 30 11 18 a 48 14 G6 32 92 61 86 79 2/.!. 96 130 97 83 81 14 66 84 56 -~ GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Total General Expenses 7 25 19 44 ~ = Per Cent of Sales (Eat imat ed) Net Income from Operation . P~r_Cent of Sales -- - --- - • 188 - 7 ~o~ ¥~~~ ~-=~?a 9~_ . 14.9 211 46 3.2 /' 28 99 . 240 45 - -~ -7 I tU~C~HASES . ~- - ==.:0:-11 . ~ ~ e· d b A 10 00 15 12 5 50 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue {Excluding Taxes) .. 175 00 266 00 17 '15 Total Operating~x..e._en~s Taxes 65 98 188 41 USl •86_1 4 80 122 45 91 00 ? 76 11 62 ' 754 52 l 422 50 105 00 55 24 . 7 25 '.: 14 85 ., 14 64 I: 270_~ :·- - -~~1 .002-aL - s. e , 45 59 29 4~ 376_oaJ _-;-§._6.90 i_~ _a J2~e::.~ s .1 Ii 14.9 9.7 Cheyenne, Wyo., Checked by M ,. eparbnent, a.r • 7 191~ 2 4r3L 86_ s0 2 3 730 38 1 226 17 lloO 4.5 36 ?4 . 112 55 3 693 64 ,. l 338 '12 1011 9 •• _ _ 4o7 .L=.:======= l1 31_368 '65 .1;. .. . ".."'"" "'·_:~ - -. .. oALi:.io- EIACK cconntiu,.. D 16 13 '.: I •4sJ_ 2-~~- ~ _:__ ; 662_04_ --}?·~_!- ~ +.1 987 591: 2 504 21 1 11.4 .. 14.6 ; 605 . 5 25 . 23 7f I 149 29 770 88 1 011 33 Ji .2 354 92 11.8_!. _ _~Q~.9 't 6.2 '176 13 . • 14 85, I ,-o:. ~7z.L.. • • • o• • • • • • o ~ �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ f O 1' 0 SEVEN and for the Store_ __ for the Month of_ ___:::J=ANU =-=:..:ABY==------1~1~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 19L..~FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK INC. BLACK RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR' 20.2 99 G n,24 51 .{} G,41 62 2 262 89 39 65 4 089 ?2 l 555 35 31 653 10 80 4:0 326 OS l 472 4.-1 43 493 36 l 053 52 ,. 34: 620 44 418 89 , 8 072 92 3 625 M 31 549 00 l 06~ 28 5 10 DEC. DEC, ReD OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 772 OB 975 04 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (1st 1mate4) sso ae 5D8 03 3 716 60 31 4? 6 271 85 6 281 34, 6 753 75 5 364 64 111 82 4 301 12 . 980 22 l 399 11 Gross Profit 61 14 _ Cash Discounts Received & Ili a .Eage • 139911 1 031 36 ·1 51 14 .. 36? 75 675 Of.> 40 4i90 11 32 102 34 ., 8 387 77 . 349 02 .. . 3 003 25 2 518 10 485 15 352 7~ .. 352 79 9 225 71 • 8 · 38? •,,,, 837 94 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Ii Per Cent of Sales l 031 36 . 1 399 11 367 75 9 225 71 8 3S'l .'1'1 837 94 19.5 200'1 l o2 21o2 20o7 Oo5 2 00 05 282 52 2140 149 so OPERATING EXPENSES l\!AINTENANCE,· 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 2 05 16g Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprcciation 21 40 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 263 28 ~5 ().1, 104 76 lG 03 16 03 446 72. 80 31 366 41 2 840 57 1 710 34 37 35 10 03 114 06 89 93 26 25 24 96 1517 22 10 30 ~6 11 l 130 23 76 73 73 78 14 66 110 81 111 84 .. 3 226 76 l 820 56 6 9'1 244 8? 287 98 175 00 1'1 '15 16 44 24 00 l OOG 36 1 673 50 l 83 25 28 2 00 363 60 277 30 21 47 3 14 12 16 13 17 1 83 .. 23 28 14 40 14 40 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 1 75 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 26 2S 86 30 9 32 16 15 GENER.AL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office :Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone aod Telegrams Watching a.n d Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 251 84, 151 00 19 '15 9 18 ? '75 Total General Expenses t; 9 22 86 42 . 4 80 535 16~_ 220 96 l 160 15 33 95 366 66 718 38 413 35 2 00 7 26 'I 75 124- 76 64 42 22 60 4 42 1 54, 81 34 26 146 12 .. 314- 2.0 !, 2 991 56 ,, l 883 Q.0 " 1108 56 3 783 86~ 9 o3 2 88:l 18 -: 6.0 90 80 302 24 22 60 86 42 .. 20 55 145 12 .. ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales (Kat 1Da led) Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 974 9-0 18. 6 56 46 1.0 12 M 43 92 ;c o.s . 525 PIL '1.8 8'13 53 ...,,_44-9 3~ ;, 12.9 6 26 .. . 11.9 6 6~5 o~15.3 2 560 67 5.g 868 2'1 7 28 ' 824 35 2 398 84 _ 12,e .. 12.0 .. 10.'1 81"/ 07 I I 161 83 s.s . 4 603 91 ll o4 42 00. 2 043 24 s.s 119 83 4 5Gl 91 2 163 07 llttS _ 5.8 �Comparative Statement of Operations of___ ____________Store____for the Month of_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _li9l __ and for the_ _ _ _ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191__• If - FOR THE MONTH ACC~ j No./: THIS YEAR 1, j LAST YEAR -r FOR THE PERIOD - - ----r------·· INC. BLACK INC. BLACK I THIS YEAR I. LAST YEAR IL oe:c. __ RE_o Dl!C. RE!:D_ , 1 i: I ! I I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, I Cash Charged \1 Coupons Coal Department I _ _ _ __ I Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold •\ Gross Profit I ' 1\ Cuh D-=~ Reooived II I I Jl-:- r . _ Allowances and Discounts to Customers G,~ _R•~••• i l . 1 ~)2.~r_C_ent of S1,!_les r _ -,I -- I! _ ! !1 =-= 11 - 1 OPERATING EXPENSES I ~=--=--= MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's_:__Depreciation 17) Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Main_tenance I' 171 i\I, 172,\ I I ~ i ~~ SELLlNG EXPENSES, 179 / Salesmen and Deliverymen \1\Trapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies aod Expenses Other Expenses "="--=--"'-- _ - . d-f>.!el~Sellif!K..Expenses. 174 175 176 .i I, 177 ', 178 ' GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 1 181 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses I ,l I I I ' Jj:;='====- 7 1. ! Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of S~es 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 11 , Taices ~~cl~ l7f ~• ~ ~: : !.. _ !:::i~<>tion I !J II !I l u -+1 · _ _ Total ()pttra~i9g.~Exp~nses_ ~-;--- ,• f,:-- , _J - 71 - ,ljl •1 -+- • 1 ii ,Ill II I f i r---=- =- =-:.-_"', i'=:~L_==----= i --. . i,·i.~----=-----_~ - Ln--:_!.i=--= -=-=:,,,__l_l ~;-1::1 j J - - ~' -- I-~1 Coor,•,; •·1::·-.T ·~ ·~ ••• •• • ~.~To L'l!!.::;ro .... N'T • ]I I -11-----+---lr' L =- = = ="':- • Correspondence in relation to this statement ahould • 'Q\,<'To Yw~ P!~~ • be oddreased to the Auditor. 3 ,., .• 'I'0 V ,, _• & CONTROt~. re,... P111n:~. & 0},'N'.L •[Gn •1· • 'l'O, ASSIS'l'AN'l' •· • " GENERA L lion •• : 1 I ]~L I- . 101 ~ ·1, 1· Cht cke~-=---~ !__ · I ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ =-====!!~-=-=-=l"========-~===""=b j + P_!J~~BAsE~"7 _ _ -· 4"' • • 'lo U.c:, '.i,:r, . ~. ' tAL ~Ol:'.1,JU!N'.1·!::.olL)/~J\l'.f'. . �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ and for the I 11' - 0 _ _.~,,.___,O NINE ___Store_ _ __.for the Month of_ _...,.J,.f•.&B.uiw«B~- - -1'91.A,_ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~ FOR THE MONTH AOCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK Dl?C. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 8 6'76 03 5 505 G"/ G 166 'J7 ~ 599 no 39 92-5 55 825 '16 51 514 96 40 843· 28 . INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!.D OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (Eotim9.tad) Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received I. Ii Allowances and Discounts to Customers .i Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales " 7S~ 76 52G G7 770 21. ~ll 11 3 609 85 21 M 4 792 61 3 911 38 I!- 350 20 64 96 6 736 68 '1 548. 19 ~ 2':: 00 113 56 760 35 43 52 38 O?G 00 360 17 2 410 4:6 90& 39 l 647 55 4 66 59 l 003 71 943 97 52 518 67 l 188 ~9 307 16 10 fj!J.4 66 1 017 03 1188 39 155 00 171 36 11 072 96 10 671 68 528 30 _ 401 28 1 or, oz l 188 59 171 36 ll 072 96 10 671 68 401 28 21. 2 20.'1 06 21.1 20o'l oez 801 23 135 60 , 636 8l 41 974 01 10 671 68 528 30 . 1130 73 127 02 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 74 287 ~ 21 40 192 GO 2 27 24: 41 40 88 520 72 302 50 3 378 07 11 67 139 11 " SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 1 79 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling ~xpcnses 80 ~2 M 26 25 24 ~6 209 t/ ?., 341 22 " GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Seryice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 148 60 24-0 00 785 OQ._ 16.4 ,.a 73 25 145 12 . - a @~ i'L. --:.=. epartmeut, 191 ...i. 706 68 12.3 4 81,.71 a., . .it~- 3 778 8' . _ B, 25 75 419 ~ " 16 50 215 ,58 Cheyenne, Wyo., 90 82 9 22 Taxes (Bat1mate4) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales ,. 160 26 ·2 60 l 20 232 03 l■■ued b7 Accountin... D 2 053 60 17 75 ' Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES l 270 88 - '7~ ~2 -=- _8_ J.~9 69 _ 6 127 ~2-~ "" Z._261 7_7_ l OoO . 5.6 4el 15♦ 6 249 ss 3e6 4 46· 20 96 245 22 4-60 75 .. 3 _, ~ __ ~.Q. - -- a aaa 2'i 5 543 76 2 660 49 194 83 lOt? 80 80 5 4 62 96 5o2 114 05 2 77'¼ 52 606_ s.a 2 688 44 5e). __ 43 9()_Q 78 __l,Q_e 6 �Comparative Statement of Opcra tions. of _ _ __...:~- 1.-, _ _ v _ _ _ _ S tore_ _ _~fo,: the Month of _ ___,b-.-.,. .c--,..------..,_--Mn_ ._ and for the_-=__,.,,....,.._Months of the ·Fiscal Year· E nding June 30, 191__..__• ..., w;i .1 FOR THE M O N TH ACCT. NO. INC. B L A C K L AST YEAR T H IS YEAR FOR THE P ERIOD o e:c. INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR Rl!:D OPERATING REVENUES SALES, ... Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Receive2_ -.r, ! I . .., ~ - -I ~ p -I l _ ... l - ....l I .., l I ..- _,.,' ' !.> .- ; ~-- - t -- _ .... ,__ .:.- " I - _1.- !:.- ,>· · ... . .., .. u . Allowances and Discounts to Customers -- - - -,. .c.:U 0~ Cash Charged Gross Revenue ~- -- Per Cent of Sales ---- ✓ ..,,;.rt; ~ ;J ·- - .. .,,.I . -.l---= OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENA ~CE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 ! Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 0 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance SELLING EXPENSES, ... Salesmen and Deliverymen \l\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dver tising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses -- ":;.._ - ---=- ·='='•- .-::::....~ ~--::;-__ 173 1 74 175 ·-· . ........,.. - GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses -ta ~ .,. .. _,., I _,.; I l .- ,,~ . . ....... _., "l • ·-- ,..., .. ----- ~ ----· --- \;~ ·,, ,,.)l... {: J "I ' - - ~ - - - ··~- - - - t ~ -- - --.,,,.,. .~ ~":-.L -:i-::. -:c~c :--=e=o-::--==-=-==-,=-,,-=-=----~-'.:..- ~ ' ! : : --=~ --- Total Operating Expenses 0prg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue {Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income fro~ Op~;tart<YnT -;~:} Per Cent of Sales --..- -- - •, P OllCH A SBS Issu ed b7 Accountin.. D t " epar m ent, ,,• \l , l, > r .....: ... . ~,· ·- J./... (..,. ,.., ,I'> _,. 6J j 9:: ., J ;Zi~l~ G6 ....c. \ 2 .' -·. ,.. ~ '-' ~J;. . . . .,\.. cl, 4G 2t0 41) j,y :., V - - 2 .c.-1 ---- -. - .....•· "'---- .., • ~I ,, ... . ,.. •;) j .; . 0£1~· ' :;, �,+-1-'"------·Store_ _ _~fot the Month of_ _ _..,,1~-~A~·. .:•"'-___1e1..:::_ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ ___ ~ and for the,__,..... ,:.. • ~ .. .:.+.,:'-.-_Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191...:".!:._ FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONT H ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oec. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR RED 01!:C. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales ~~ 00 r Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit (.; i! Cash Discounts Received ,C-, J.J .A) ;~J CL l= .. u ....1 r ;;, Er EG 11 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ... ..... I ~ Per Cent of Sales u .l ,:, l--1) OJ. J,7 l/.U Dl ;, , 0 I j... ~ - __} OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses 179 Other Expenses Total SeWng Expenses .---c~== =--= -= - - -GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 181 Storekeepers and Office Force 182 Water. Light and Heat 183 Stationery and Postage 184 Telephone and Telegrams 185 Watching and Janitor Service 186 Insurance 187 Other Expenses Total General Expenses ---"---"'===---=- - 180 ---- --- Issued b-, Acoountin"',. D epa~tment, Cheyenne, Wyo., J \l l l fl· H. T. C. JUL 15 \9\4 ~OL: L_!.9 .-.p v• i1.f1E ~1 "! r.·~ '!I! '-'~ ~6 (,. t-' t Gt.. ·~r " 1E ...,.,]J Net Income fro~ ·operati·~~- - (i"'J .. J ')') ' 72 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes -- 1 60!., ' . ';) 2 .1: C ,O 1~0 :·" ~·, G6 Total Operating Expenses - "'"'''Oprg. " - - •. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales - - - - ~Cent of Sales .... -- f:.27 6'1 ~ :~) 00 , .2 w ·:l r.- c, . ... c·__ 69i O,j u~ 5,~ g ~~5 'iJ 14,9 3 'j. ~1.:1. 89 L 20 96 ~2r; £l3 ~i2 ?7 & - ,., 15 v 260 ~,O a~ t ~ .. r:,1:1 •19 -- 2 91i{, ~ 1•.. ,.;. 5 i) ,.o ~ ;r r.;r;, ... J ... , t ,;_• c..,J L . !C .,,•.. , 2 :) ~21, ~3 ... 3 052 ·-5 r.• ~fiB "'··· ,1. C, - ( _,_ __ _ e:: (_• ' ., . ~} •··ie ~o •; f) statement should �Comparative Statement of Operations of_·_ . W...JLJ_.CL.___ __ ·.Store_______for the Month of_ _-6.-__.. U._., W...... a L _ ._ _1e1_._ and for the ,WP _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~ . ACCT. No. THIS YEAR ,. - FOR THE PERIOD ,FOR THE MONTH INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS YEAR RED INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 616 ,s 770 79 ueu mM a 11111 a aoa _ao _18. ·0G _ I\ 89.: ·I 89111 4t 8N ,, I 1M.9'l.. 8 012. 94 .. Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Mernhandise Sold .,,,. M- l ..lU 80 Gross Profit Cas)i Discounts Received 6 t i8 t t-l!IP• ' 1 883 80 19,8 ""' Per Cent of Sales - ~ .D .. . .. 4't 34 _ __1 409 9$ .. 1 003 23 65 ~9 ·71 68 380 66 131 08.. 12 Mt 10 .. U 806 05 .. 1 136 26 . 12 980 .61 . 16 024 '61 ~ 950 64 v 2 900 95 856 95 .. 616 '..72 .. l 112 59 13 59'1 33 15 024 61 GGl 00 5 'b71 85 ae.1 20.a 10117 22.·o 2 OM 00 .. 616 72 _ l . 427 28 .. 1112 58 13 697 33 " 15 Q~ ~ " ?n_U . J.QP80 Gross Revenue .:: 8 8'10 Bl . M 68.. . 21. 68 '1ft 22 Allowances and Discounts to Customers 8 MB 6B 6 303 96 942 95 46 r/99 26 62 27110' 1H04 11 216 lS 237 65 6 95' 99 l 4;.27 28 l o2 " OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 288 20 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 171 Store Bldgs, and Fixt's-Depreciatioo 9 74 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 9 69,, 204 26 2 30 SELLING EXPENSES, 1 73 174 1 75 176 177 178 179 ·- Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellio_g Expenses 4 04.3 96 184 46 109 27: 191 00 u '6 ll H 11 50 26 28 - ~- 36 46 288 47 - Uc,Tztt": _- :: • i GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force V•.'ater, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses To_tal General Expe~scs Tota! Operating ExBenses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (lltinBtecl) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 131 4& 142 GI 12 IO . l 734 93 2 661 ·10 205 00 127 149 4' 88 8 72 15-'ll... 98 19 21 oo· 7 80 36 :- . - - -~ - .1~4~- --- ,.. • - :, - --- =----=- :t=e-- ! t : ~ ~ - - - = - - - - - -;:.•..:==--:o;- .'"!.= I ___660 ° '- "'" _l5C.LYJL. 10·. , 15~8 . =J<L7.4r___10 ..20L'lft. ..7.. 353_ O.'l ... j L85?· ~oft,. 1.& 15,6 . 10.,e 11118. 1 1aa .oa 1 021 M • 3 391 sa. 7 &11 ~ 6e0 . .aa~ a. . 20.3 5; 2 . 11.2 2.9 ' 190 75 1oz 76.. . 18 :12 .. ·a ~ Mr 331 59 .. 140 8' 4 470 71 742 1114, so 1 101 4a a 059 , 99 . ? ozo 10 .. -- ·-· _,...a- ~ .--12~ - - _ J ?a.a_ .: __ ~- --~ -- _____ _u.· • ~ Hf ·_ea-= . , - __:~~ I --~ ;~ I -~=j __J is-2. 195. ea__,,_ ~ _ _ . �Comparative S ta te ment of Oper a tions of_ _ !r _O il ,Q_ ______ S tore_ _ __ for the Month of___J'--...;. U--=L=----=-:<=--_ _1e.1 t;, 'I~ O~;;._ and for the_ _ _;. __ Mon ths of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~6 ACCTi FOR T H E P E RIOD F O R THE M O N TH 1 No. LAST YEA R THI S YEAR ... INC. BLACK DEC. T H IS Y EAR RED - - L AST YEAR ·- INC. B L ACK D EC. RED ,, OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 75· 60 {19 20 Cash Charged ., 3 78G r52 Gross Sales 65 - f3 lG0. G~ 6'1 1 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ,, " , Cash Discounts Received i; r1on 26 3 606 5fj 2 0911.. 20 1.;:. ;,2 Coupons Coal Depar tment M: so-E.'.lia..o___ !1!_~ 9G •,Jf! _ E/16 07. Allowances and Discounts to Customers l34 r;~ -6 2C/l 33 11; oec- 99 ~ 200 3<l, ·11 ® .. 2t1 1 1 9 G2 ----+----------- - -- - - = - - - - - - - - " ' l 279 02 ~ - G;oss Revenu_!! OPERATING EXPENSES M A INTENAN CE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 170 , 171 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 13 i-12 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenauce 2 vo 21 22 2]. 40- 2 -------- SELLING E XPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 Ii ,I 178 , I 179 ' Salesmen and Deliverymen \~frapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses TotahS~Jing Exp.ens~ 211 3'i 12 ~3 1:1 ,·o -0,~9 1·~ 26 26 10 4u 6~' 1 61 11 G 0{) 480 80- GEN ERA L EXPENS ES, 180 181 II 182 ' 183 1 184 1 185 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Fore!! Water, L ight and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service 09 O? 126 oo 12 60 8 91 <'~ 80 108 12 2-0:l -70 17 75 l3 Oo !: 2D <':. L· t2: 80 I �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ . ~ 0 r-r 0 _ Store._ _ _ for the Month of_ ___.A ...m_,_,..~U-ffl!.___ __ 1'91--L ,:i ~-,· " Month s o f th e Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~.r: and for the_-=-c_1...._~-=--FOR THE M ON TH A CCT . No. THIS Y EAR L AST YEAR F OR THE PERIOD INC. BLAC K D EC. THIS YEA R RED I NC. BLA CK L AST Y EAR DEC. RED OPERATING R EVENUES ,... ! .;SJb s;o ,.,,.,~ ..,.. :;9 SALES, U 10 ,!(; G 0 ~ Cash Charged Coupons 2 '? vG 65 40~ l~5 09 .~ M:3 l ~ fj 300 /D 3 r:30 fiO 70 Bl Gross Sales 4 100 69 6 602 35 Cost of Merchandise Sold z /',Ol oo_ 1 602 06 . Gross Profit 70"' 59 l O'iP. 60 _ Cash Discounts Received S: J.lice..ili~~ 3~ T/.5 '-.0 15 . '/ 41 Sit l 120 2..1'~ ~~~~~ 1 51 e··· l . ,... " 092 91 fl6l, 6:j .351 "4-1 54 l 120 25 j.8,,1 ·?.0 :t Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs l GO j.5 23 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Dcprcciation 21 34 21 l?:O Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses .Total Maintenance 22 e,f 36 GS 91 ~27 10 Per Cent of Sales l'h9 I 1:' ~l'I. 0 ,) ~05 ~li .~o oos GCi . 561 _a::;Ct G f.~".; r..' ~07 l).~ l 41.!3 ~l ~ /, ,a # ,.,. 40(.f.,. 1 O'i '' Allowances and D iscounts to Customers Gross Revenue ,. r,7r; G~ .. ..50 .. ..L "1 ~ ~CC1 O'J t~';J., :¥. OPER A TI NG E XPENSES MAINT E N ANCE , 168 l 50 j ... I SELLDlG EXPENSES, 173 1 74 175 176 1 77 178 z79 Salesmen and Deliverymen \¥ rapping P _a per and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses - I•"eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 211, , \ 0~ '2:26 20 2u 1"_.8 ,. 0 ,:, C,G ..,,•,r· 20 l~ J. 11l-cJr• j/,1 68 J :! 62 ;n Go l ::E ?C 2(J 2U 19 /\.t' hp G 00 Ur, 27~ o~f ~9_'.? 03 ~ll;O ~?.: Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and H eat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service losurance Other Expenses 100 12 200 00 98"?0 24;1 r1 0 16 1iG 199 lS ~r,6 82 t'.l.03 1\0 26 00 15 '10 :J{} ~)(I Expenses -Total General - 380 06 357 15 Total Operating Expenses : Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales tn~ ,., ..... ~·el': ) Taxes ~'--a., -.. J_ -- ,, .. . Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales G115 99 890 81 l6c,O l 218 92 191 ~9 2~5 <1:l 27 229 14 4n l 36 02 21 08 193 <l-2 . - ~ --- _ .~ on - -·- _ '!,'ota) SelliEg_!.:xpeoses 14 05 ··~ 60 4~,~ G 29 •./i ~o ~( - GENERAL EXPENSE S, 185 - - - - -----. --PORCH.ASE& 1, 50 5136 oc . 1 4S 14: 2G 19 03 6 72 17 '1A: 10.,5 Gij 35 J.. 6 - 18 er~ ==---..;. 15,,l;'l: 2.~ 5 25 J.D'J ;_,l , i? j ~ fi2· 54 11.~- 9fi .. ._ _ _ _ _ J.. o _ (125 -19 S.,C 78 (:._. 'J:0 19 03 ��1' 0 Ir a._ _ ____ Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _........ 00 ..,...., :.r__.o...B,. .J;""'~"" R..____ _ 1'91!1_ ·co mparative S tateme nt of Operations of___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191....5...:,_ ,, I ACCT, • NO, - -- FOR THE MONTH INC. BLACK L AST YEAR .'t1 SALES, Cash ..•. .•.'>i. • '\ ...) . • .'''I :,,. - ...1 ...· • .1G ,u. . 81 09 (_ Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received ' 'I ... J' - Allowances and Discounts to Customers -- !., 7M· 91 ,L_ Hi . 'J,. J, • .5 ·1i•..i 1~. 10 1 ""!')'! HL ~9 13.. 1 ?67 b2. [; -~.2 1a:~ DEC. Rl!:D f, 4 v ( l 18 tu -·"' ,~L~ gti,p {Vi .. 25 :!Hl ~18 (~3 ).~ ..n ,., 76? ~,2 C I ffj ·!'~ ,,. , r· .. ?.; , ... 1 ?...~, . Per Cent of Sales ., ~o ll INC. BLACK LAST YEAR :?,;· Gross Revenue ~~- ~ tl __ :,i 'l J.i.£.11 l9._ ~ ..a i O 50 lA_ '!U ;~; THIS YEAR RED 'Vi' =· I. l; -· - -- DEC. l 058 17 &.... im1 ii} - - J 8 .... 6 2 .,G 61 ,~ YJ' Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales FOR T H E PER IO D .; ,. t) OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, ,,~. U1 BS :o l) 2 21 1.:.0 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 j! Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles ancl Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 , ··~ ,- (~ , , t? './l. -.J t. "J .. ii C o·., ·"'- o,J. Bti ...~: ..,. '- ·) 41,'; ,") .") Q•}(' ,...., ._:, ....... "·1 t,O 11 ' (', ~J I}, r·... l'I r& 1:~7 ,::~ .,. $)j_ .., '1~ r..1.-, 1r1 ,~.o 7'"' ~') (:, SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 • Salesmen and Deliverymen \l'i1rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dvertising Horses-I• eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses ~ -~ -- - 60 .,~ ,.,.l llt •) \) ~t; 1~ ..,_, r;; I .:'! 05 2.'1 6 (l!J ':.) X:.c: ;w 2) 4-l ;f O> - · .. l ·t •.. : c.;.;•• -:.= 11 ':','( fh G'i l. q '!'i:.1 5(:, co r: 0 :..,,. 1 • L• 66 , •I l f. '.. C!/l· .., ~ GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 . 181 182 183 184 185 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 05 '/~ l.J9 16 ,!4.) 00 16£3 {l{) 11]. G1.1 r , n; f/? ',~C t;_. 91 ,-11 15 --- ~ ~ - . =.Pe; c;;i of Sale;- Oprg. Exps. 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales .. ,.,.~ 3~ ..:0 ~s .,.,.... ....:..-=---~~~!t t)._O - - Q:~~ t.1:.-~ ..= ==-=-=l. .. l _•._. _ l(i i, ~. :1.11-'! 4o tj, 1~ ~~ A05 1C ·I '1 • , ....... t.., J. 2, ~5.3 02.. ? ' 1( · • • , ·, Net Income fro~ Op~rat1··0 0 Per Cent of Sales , .~:- - - -- ..i....:..:.:,..._ _ _ ~ - -- - -~ -..!i..'.-L..::__ 8 191.~ ., CALOVI.ATIO" 9 HH_ _ 2 _G:V,.:~JS-=--- l I . £, ; 1 :• r n /! C. , ' J :J..._ ro 51 , H~n G~ '.-iv ., t ..... ' : ;1 ~ + -- l !J . ? k \f) 51 l~' ~1.4.: ."c-1 :-;0__ ' ---·. -. . ...! ;3 S()Q 26 lJoJ . G09 n ', ..:: :u:·1 Jo. ::i;J . l~~!: t C.. :t.tJr. OB -- ~.J...~--- l : 1• . (t ·; ' 2 ll~-~ 10 _:_?_'"'--~- - - !~- =-- ~ j ~:U~u' ;;,-:y __2~1 __~;!. f.rt . __ ~: \.'G.r.lll'l t!O Correspondence in relation to this staite:ment ehould be addressed to the Auditor. E. eoYD, ~. . (l(l\\,1 l>' r, o P FII'\ I n , . !~ · • p.·• F B~ nEC 9 1918 o ·, ~6 7 Ot.C $ 191 4 " 2e ;;r 1 ZiE? 35 __ -~~~~ ~a 'J _ _,!.J..e;::__ _ _ """-""'-""'·===-...,,===--d..,.=.,,-=l=}=;=i=:=:::;5=~"!... -.:~ Iss ued by Accou.ntin,. .. Depar t ment, Ch eyenne. Wyo., Dec ;;;Ge J2 81,5 ◊0 52 00 '2-0 64.~ 28 CG 'lr:i ·~ ==-="-'2rl-'---== C;:;- Taxes _ _ L_ p ~ ~ .. 0 ,'l Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses , . �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ __L.O__.lf..__O, __·_ Store_ _ and for the _ for the Month o~f_ _.11QDMJ\..____._.__._. •- -- -1'91~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191.li.._ FI VE - FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR .,,- DEC. RED -: " OPERATING 'REVENUES SALES, 747 69 Cash 460 85 Charged 2 713 50 Coupoos Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit (i!ut. J -·- ~ 053, 00 4 910 30 85i 30 669 05 208 20 2 225 76 3 57'1 G3 1 348 67 818 51 3 056 83 '1 638 IJ:6... 2506 ,.. 7ol ,.o6a .24.0 1 06 l 06 4 22 . 280 47 276 25 20 02 100 13 85 60 lt!i- 63 25 39 10 77 .. 225 56 30 711 3 952 .98 3 240 97 ~ 560 72 .. Cash Discounts Received & iH. ao.~i,;. Gross Revenue 156 61 4 467 69 26 6p .. G 067 89 ~12 01 Allowances and Discounts to Customers 904 50 20 50 .. l 507 l'I 43 Sj). ~ 732 61 l 5Sl 02 - ,,. '132 61 :. .. _18~5 .. l 651 02 l 754 19 l~ 145 85 23 090 2S 8 9/M 38 l~l 14 _ 2,74 ?l .. 133 57 4 Oi .. 20 656 18 31 84:9 87 2 114 91 11 293 69 1 319 75 .. l.6 ~14 18 _ 216 4§8 16.. 7 573 97 .. 7 :561 72_ 3 719 72 ., 795 16 3 642 00 276 7{ 214 .83 _ 61 91 .. • . 23 35 818 51 3 856 83 7 638 46 3 781 63 3 78], 63 ... I Per Cent of Sales .. 61i2 - OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprecia!ion 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total llfaint~nance 171 172 20 02 .: 25 39 20 88 151 2Q ~ 21 51 10 7,~. _3 76 81 391 00 18 92 l.!2:8 10 2 114: 87 95~ 4;2 78 69 2 33 5 25 2 92 l 160 38 69 47 42 45 80 81 9 12 38 36 26 OQ 21 23 3 77 130 00 106 08 23 92 ~ 8.2 65_~ ~~f6 4Q : 3 '16 .. 23 ?7 _ l 83 .. 2 89 242 90 12 42 l 92 .. SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies .t..dvertising Horses-F~ed and Care Stable Supplies and Expeoses Other Expenses . Total Sell~og E~penses ··- 6 50 - 153 75 - l 402 30 ~:. ~ 380 35= GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers a.a d Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance ( Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 ~otal Geocral Expenses Total Oper~ting Expeose~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excludiog Taxes) Per Ceot of Sales - (Estima.teaJ. Taxes Net Income from Operation _Per C!_n!_?f Sales 97 43 - 71 60 240 00 266 00 12 50 l 77 17 75 6 90 .7 92 13 4() _ 3?9 92~ 68q ~i : _ 17.4 46 17 .. .1 .. _ • . o.5 .. 26 oo 5 25 465 55 l 086 00 56G 11 1 77 64 50 . 42 41 . 7 60 70 35 28 l 156 50 87 25 51 74, 7 60 8 71 *79 . 41 87 . 26 15 100 56 71 50 22 75 9 35- 27 66 15 72 _ .l3' 12 QQ .. 58 _70_. _46 Q4- -371_66 ___ _8_2,G ___ l_"l4.'L 27 ~---1 i 64~;5___ 2Q6.J8=~__8~_0 ~5 ~ ___ _l24 _Ql , _ _3 300 82 __ .4 'lll ~ = _ l. 41_,9=~~ ~" 13.4 4. 0 16~1 _ 1408 .. lt3 740 07 . 12.2 . 22 23 . 23· 94 _ _ ,.. _ _ _ _ 26 83 , 12.1 556 01 .. 2-.7 .. 36 02 .. 13 79 155 71 ,. 180 10 24 39 704 05 . . 680 11 400 30 2 74? 15 2 346 85 2.,0 .. §,.6 - 6.6 " 693 90 _ ll~G . . __ .ll.,5JL ____ 2 ~27 25.. 9-o2 .. 2 371 24 605 2 ~a~:; ·J9,..i. .:.._•6,;..0.2'{_ 18 " _ 3 _642~99 :... l 'l o.o.7.~~(L_ 2.J_ Gl O. ea,, 10 80:3 1~ .. , .. . :.• . . . ", : . . \. C~rrespondenoe in .relation to this i,tatement s hould •be addressed to the Auditor. �..:_.L _,,_r_o_ _ __ .Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _~:U ~i:. =·~ C;=...,,"""<b =·=·= '•...__ _ Mn __ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ and for the._--'--'-";.........--Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191_-_ ·_ FOR THE PERIOD FOR ,HE MONTH ACCT, No. INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LASi' YEAR THIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales !' Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Receivecf' I Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue = =II' J 1r= I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 I Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. aod Fixl's-·Deprcciatioo 170 I Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expeu:.es Total Maintenance : 171 172 ,, SELLING EXI•ENSES, 1 75 Salesmen aod Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies 176 Advertising 177 178 Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses 179 ! Other Expenses 173 1 74 _ - --=~t --: ....... , . __ .I_otal Se~ Ex_p_"' e"" n_"" ses =====.:L= ==~'-=;:££;:;. GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 ,....,... Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses (' ' - " I ..; ....; J. C/ :_': c~.; or' J•• = t •• I , .., • A Total General Expenses --==------ - -- - -- ~ , ... ~ - . .... ... ' ! = - - - -- !"""- Total Operating Expenses - .:.::._. - ... -- __:; Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales ~ ~I _ - .... , -~, \. .. . ("'..t, I • • ,:.f • .. • - ~ i•, ' ,,, ' ·~ . ,., ' ,., (. :·:n ~-; : j/L . f .. \ :1 ' r, • ~ ) ,, • ~ '~ ' II II r; ( :J t:';;r'ir..I.:mr?. ,·: ' c,. r'•'.-Correspondenoe in relation to this statement should . ' ,, . . \ •-. r t 7 ..JJ~ oddressed to the Anditor. . • •· • l . .p·_ F. B. Ft8 171915 �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ and for the_ _ _ __ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191_,_ ____ - -· ------ ~- .,. • FOR THE MONTH - ACCT. No. THIS YEAR ..,;: ~ -_,._INC: Bt::A'CK" oec. RED LAST YEAR - t::::::: - WWW OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged .... Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales ----==-=- OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Ii 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 1 79 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Aclvertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses GENERAL EXPENSES, 185 186 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 187 Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses -Oprg. Exps:=Per Ce~to fSalesNet Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Incoine1roniO'peratfon Per Cent of Sales Issued b,- Accountin"' D " epartment, Cheyenne, Wyo., t heck!">d 1-.~, y If. '13. Mar 12 1915 • • • • • • ,, ·' ' • • J . I ·.~~~s . ::,; C'0 :11'.:"r-'a.:..T.~ '1..,.poud • t· t , - , 1• . . .. , , , . • •',lc;,r..-'e.. enoe 1n re1a 10n o •••. . . ' .. 191_ .. • • • • ., · . . . ... V '· . • • • • • '- . • . .. • j ; .... . ~ \ . .. r . , . .t • · L< th1• 8 111tatement should ; · .' ~1 • _lj~ ,Pl~!:~ssed to the Auditor. F " F. 1=3. MAR 13 1915 �.. ~ ~.. ·r''--l t :., ~ scr.ao-no..n4-~~ • • 'l"-> ;••\)!<)..;~. ~ , ~ $. • Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ _• Q - - - F O R T H E MONTH ACCT. N O. I TH IS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC. RED THIS Y E AR - SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received '. , 4} Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross _Be~_:nue Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs 169 I Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses- Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintena.n ce 171 172 SELLING EXP ENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen ,vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Ad\·ertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 73 174 r75 176 -i77 178 179 _ _ Total SellinJ.;;E.:.e.enses _____ -~-t-,=-,===~"-"'= GENERAL EXPE NSES, 180 I 181 182 183 r86 , Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams - L AST YEAR - , - INC. B LACK D l!C. RED . OPERATING REVENUES ~ i Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total_G!~eral Expen~es_ Total Oper-11ti~i-! l'J'en_s~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) P. F. B . APR 2 191~ i' I -~ - - FOR THE P E RIOD - �,,,,,,. _ __ Store_ _ _for the Month of_ _ ·_I:. _'.ru: _n_'-_C_ i l-=•- - - ACCT •1•_,_ - - ---- - - - ---- - FOR THE MONTH NO. THIS YEAR ~-I ·, - FOR THE PERIOD -ri LAST -;;AR • INC. BLACK DEC. -r r- THIS YEAR RED I SALES, 1Sh1 (~ :/1g CG I Cash Charged i 10 r;() Gross Revenue lB813 _2 :I!} l.::: 010 G? 1 f'\-J il .~~'-' •.,, •~•- '-" .,.v I - ~ •; o,s, n~~ : . e·a:-, 2t) 1 Ll Uic ~l fi - ~ - = c . . , -=_::r-.,;__ _ _-:-..::.:=---=" l9l Gt:S 39 06 I •:, 125 J.(5 rt ,.,ot, □'' u _<J _ v f·:" Gross Sales Cost of Merch;i.ndise Sold (~Ot o) 770 h:]. •~-11 1 l I I 3 CO? 91 i ~1 t.'i3:i 3 1G5 76 Coupons Coal Department Allowances and Discounts to Customers !3'1 tt,~ r J::,[J_CO I 07'/ iW . 2. 035 (};) II <.305 a! • '.,\C.J -: - "-v ·}t.(• ao_ 2 --- -------- - ... - - l/ '.!.C~ 7 9~t GO ~J.o~. I i,•• D Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs BO '.On Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation .....,j, I :• to 21 e-0 ~t Gl GG l _ (1\_ 80 l . - !/ 1,, I ' - ·1t:: I _2 21,\, '.l : . ".z,1 - 1 1, I: SELLING EXPENSES, 174 11 r75 176 I[ Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising 177 ll Hotses-F eed and Care ;;: L~;: ~eE~::::: 181 182 // 183 I I ; Other Expenses , -!t ~ ~ e~.;£a!,_Ex2e~ ~~- I 7 3G I 20? BC: Hi) 2<) ,,,.. :;o 2un co a;; :J't 2~0 :s2 J1 '11) 0 0, J :, fi} {l8 ~1. 40 ' >(' ... ~ ~9 I p:;,o 11~ '2:-2 "1:~ :- fY.:. 40 ,.?,;~ o:, . 1:~6 V3 , 3 5?f} or, j GS :, ;foZ::; 14 , ,_; J.~) (,') 63 10 , 27 oc ;!zu ?:.J ,; 2D 2(j 26 I ~I. :' lii 89 1 <'~3 35 2~:9 ;.~;. 92 51: 2~- ~6 22 2 1:d ,1 24 m 1, r 20:} )( [:, Ii 1r=._:_i1.:.t ~c-L - ~9-iL -_2 !.7/G .:.7~'='J I 9:} 15 2~0 00 l ::! l;o O [55 <0 $~ Stationery and Postage 187 21. ).) 'J Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 69 50 !37 !!/I OC I and Expenses 184 1 185 1 186 l-- ;;·02 GO !1 G'/ r 2 20 2G 1)0 I' ! Superintendence ,j I 11 :;w 56 H--3_1 2/{y o, L.J J I 1~CO ,no ~5 GS l GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 '-,w~ J ;,, I T.ot,il~ ~l!i£!g._~>4p_en~ "" s = ===U:-= ~:~r;_q ~ _ ·1J: =-· - - I MAINTENANCE, Salesmen and Deliverymen Rl!D ,,_....,,._ I Ii I.I OPERATING EXPENSES 173 l( Dec. g~ &~-~, ,::,. g~~-ii-, 3-; ~~~~ogi, :!.57 1 2i~~2~ 1 Vehicles and Harness Horses- Renewals Other Ex~enses Total Maintenance [- G L317 ,:, 1 C 57ti cs I ~~ 1'!5C J.l 0 (2:~G w , u r;o:, o7 :;, &10 t.1 1 2G fY/TI 10 ~;o ~72 @ 1.1. 1?1Jo ~ J.90 30 I 360 1? 189 07 ::;G Pi:t 02 1 u2 e:m 29 15 9ori ~7, 29 03f~_ ~?__I t:.·i J[{-?:__91_ ~ 12 &'Jl 09 1 CJ'i? Jt~ if io !J~!. 2Q l 3 2G.2 se 'l'1 r_- fYi 7 -~ 13 .:-J -026 OD ~~ Per Cent of Sales 168 ST YEAR - ,1 ....I NC. BLACK ....,_ . - I OPERATING REVENUE_S Gross l'rofit Cash Discounts Received L: I I H Mn?__ - 1--~3 60 fj2 ('/I 2t:..0 00 J."1 170' l 20 5,... 2D u 95 • 0 !72 9 ,22 J, ~o • <) GQ 1-.- i ,... 117 ===-=-- -~') n_q v, - - =- ~ ' i- - .1 i--?f.3 00 2 03.3 GO l W 00 '.:.G(J 25 2.~J oa 1 90 U2 5~ 39 25 7 5 J'!:21 79 120 90 1 4 1 75 4;.S 06 I ! 28 ·~ !I I, C(.t{;; ' O'J j. 9:.;2 GO I I 't'J tWG 23 jr YJr• i '"'t" rv , ~v 3 4 1J.(5 I -~,.~ .1 , 961 ;;,..~r---:~;;:--::-,::;-lt-----.--n ---:::-~~-;;;~--=-~~.,.; -~ - 1 1 - - -- •- .....:_.:,i.. 1110 ;;/j ·.:?, •I S 195 l a 629;40 ! 5_.LFfP- ; 1 = ______ '1.'12 °-6 ;a,_=l=n,I!= = = 105 00 6. 069-! ;~· 0 j,8-~ 9 2 120,03 •: ;:i2 _.eQ_ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales i..Oo2 =!r~== ==== ==il==~=~~ll=~~ ;.;:l;;,;6~1.::~;;,.~~.~ ~ ~ ;;,::l;,;;5~o:1::,·5;,;,,=l!== = ~=o=l=9= =#= 1r ,: 16t3 l o\J Net Revenue (E xcluding Taxes) jj,)~ 5-, ; A 30i 67 ,; ~ 250 1 09 1 0'l5' 22 ::; J.7V. 18~ 126 50 1 Per Cent of Sales z, 0. 6~0 Cl 9 l' ' 5'2 ~o•J u~l. ' Taxes l ~'Gimatal 25 :Stt: I S9TOG .' J f.>5 55 l.26 66 ' 1 \r.1,t:J f,) 221•09 . :.. Net ~come from Operation 99 ),7 i 2 824 ~ 1 :!. 78 01 Ii 211 00 l 646' 33 12:! OG tl_ I •~ C _ e_nt ofS_a_les ...c__ _ _ _ _ _-ll~ , - 2 """ •!r~--tt-j- - - - - , ·; i - - - -' f' - - -ll- - - - ~ l~ ,,.___ ~ _?.:.'lie0'---1!-.: -· _ _.t .§._ ,l 2o0 4-~5 - ~ -- .- Total Operating Expenses I ., i::,f".l ' • -·-I 4:, · ~~~--~ =-== = =" ~ ;i ~ 3 775 1~ Issued b7 Aooountin"" D ,. epartment. Cheyenne. w yo•• _ _ _ _A.. ;p~·.:.r......!::2~9~19 L ..5 0 ALOULATIONS '< APR 28 191 , -y~,t, ' ~<'lMl!l'T. OPF.RA'TOR. 74- P-z2 2S 7111GG ~ 'i]0~_:_?.0 ~~~_ lJ}lli~- Correspondence in relation to this 111tatement &hould be addressed to the Auditor. . f! ' . ·p · s. ' APR 29 1915 �Comparative:Statement of Operations of_ _ . ~ OM _ _ _ _ _Store _ __ Ten and for the for the Month o f _ _ _,A=pr:=-=11~-- Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1915• FOR T HE MON TH ACCT. NO. 1'91~ T HIS YEAR FOR THE PERI OD INC. BLACK L AST YEA R o ec. T HIS YEAR Rec ~ INC. BLACK LAST YEAR o ec. Reo OPERATING REVENUES S ALES, ~08 68 3 041 56 505 61 3 611 60 20 16 4 096 lS 34- 20 4- 8 68 27 3 345 61 749 52 3 88119 987 08 778 37 l 021 90 7 142 63 9 393 79 4 035 21 6 011 28 469 95 29 618 6f>. .!!.1 6&e: 12 394 37 1~ 0-".l: 210 4G 773 14: 41 006 95 57 683 56 535 58 . 32 678 53 45 855 20 8 328 4:2 11 828 36 237 56 394 83 563 12 5 97 12 391 48 8 7~ 25 2~3 53 778 37 . l 021 90 243 53 624 74 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & Uis . Eag(s. 816 96 28 ·85 11, oc!, 34 ·a2 192 22 96 93 2 25116 1 9 ..16 O? 12 265 'k? 183 9i. 16 676 61 13 176 67 8 723 25 12 391 48 3 668 23 3 499 % 168 29 8 668 23 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 19. 0 Per Cent of Sales 21.s OPE RATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs l 45 91 64 8 81 288 16 ~79 34 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's - Deprcciation 20 ()2 21 4:0 l 38 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 200 22 26 39 21.!1 00 170 13 78 25 39 66 66 3 83 62 83 61 99 171 172 88 13 " 26 14 24:0 72 2 71 24.-0 00 17 72 2 02 26 00 26 25 150 03 105 32 38-0: 45 162 4 ]~ SELLING E XPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 278 56 C 72 3 618 07 7 59 2 385 65 133 36 69 51 90 9/J: 56 27 08 24 96 l 25 258 75 235 97 99 .. 285 . 7 43 2 856 73 4 130 39 98 93 125 00 6 18 940 84- 4 25 1 374 81 2 178 50 178 00 10 13 1 2~2 ~2 156 83 23 .48 4 2 66 2 12 22 78 GE N ERAL E XPE NSES, • 180 • 181 • 182 : 183 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, L ight and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 92 75 125 00 13 50 2.4 61 Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Issued by c~u~ • .. 9 61 5 'll 2 68 3 03 60 10 7 92 7 60 2 50 81 47 80 75 _ 34 16 147 62 . 2G9 49 = 269 36 = 42 2 50 . 13 636 18 581 49 - 64 69 :. 3.4 POBCHA~ B S /7/f. I 17 75 15 00 ;- 15. 5 142 19 3.5 1 91 140 28 Taxes (Eetioated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 2 860 66 tvpar ment, Cheye nne , W yo.,,_ _ _-J.L ,bu1.nn~2.' -1916_ ~33 97 2 057 60 132 00 158 :49 ~ 11.9 440 41 9.0 3.6 298 22 506 37 15 3 4.~ 28 ~ 66 __ 4 093 93 6 705 ~ '"' l6o4: ~6 00 52 67 31 67 105 82 !'"_ :: 8 7'1118 .. 15.2 2 017 41 4.9 3 620 30 230 80 394 61 603 72 l.13 46 629 27 2 065 ·.M 1.2 l 602 89 4 01 35 8,2 .. 261 07 4.8 .. l 786 61 3 225 69 S o~ . lo4 163 81 l 439 08 lo2 3 532 52 671 86 31 572 32 :: ~7 061 95 15 ~69 63 39 06 _ "" 120 90 Oh~ch,.d '· YP. --'(3..d,i . F. C. B, JUN 4 1915 4 o4, Cor r espondence in r elation to this 11ta te1D.en t s hould b e addre s s ed to the A uditor. �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ _ J ODO _ __ and for the Elna __ __ Store _ __ for the Month of_ _"""'Ka:,,,,,,,.. 7,..___ _ _1,01~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191 D• FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ,. FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK Dec. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:D ., OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 667 16 420 7-e: Cash · charged Coupons Coal Department 2 8'/6 75 Gross Sales 4 OM 60 Z 256 20 19 96 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ,· Cash Discounts Received& 1118 eEag~~ l 051 65 622 23 2 690 77 23 08 4 107 65 Z6~ 39 7 029 70 10 44:6 3-0i 2 615 55 6 633 51 2 077 56 101 49 4 465 96 286 98 32 495 40 44 /!74. 89 11 979 49 1e►1 oo 3 13 230_41 . ~17 '1:5.. 183 00 4-5 011 58 61871 19 16 859 64: 3 44? 93 739 70 .. 748 40 32 55 . 29 ~2 .. 780 95 769 62 191 1s .. as 934 7a .. 49 303 13.. 13 368 40 8 70 . '076 82 12 568 06.. 3 491 24: ... 2 63.. 427 38 .. 593 04.. 165 66. • 11 33 9 604 20 13 161 10 Z 656 90 780 95 .. 11 33 9 so~ 20 12 161 lP., 3 656 90 lol 2lol Allowan~es and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue .r 769 62 , i Per Cent of Sales t o2 .. I• OPERATING EXPENSES .MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 37 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 20 02 6 60 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total 'Maintenance 2 ao 66 66 9 18 288 15 Z'/8 97 20 02 220 24 <!r 30 31 99 214 00 2 30 6 24 89 69 2 l'I 4 4? 64 49 216 69 46 88 93 65 89 18 478 10 551 33 169 81 73 23 242 50 230 89 11 61 3 848 96 13 57 3 60 2 628 15 11 96 2 75 1 61 85 168 79 97 31 l 220 81 146 92 55 50 27 08 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 1 75 176 1 77 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\irappiug Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 26 00 26 25 l 25 284 67 " 271 86 = 12 82 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iasurance Other Expenses 96 83 240 00 13 50 18 08 227 6'1 240 00 12 50 67 130 84: , 6 (11 . 8 65 Total General Expenses 383 40 498. 21 .. 114: 81 3 848 06 -= Total Operating Expenses '16J. 72 ,. 19.0 19 23 774 53 18. 5 4 91 .. 12 81 .. .5 24 14 2 31 . 39 06 43 97 36 75 60 89 283 75 24: 96 262 22 21 87 41 81 2 12 2l 53 l 260 8~ GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 l8I 182 183 184 185 7 92 l 00. Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales .s Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 16 92 . 4 .. 2 614 16 8 72, 1 037 67 2 297 60 l 602 4:8 2 58 145 50 176 57 66 17 19() 50 106 49 80 89 39 1 00 17 41 l 00 . 35 16 .. 7 467 56 .. 16.6 2 036 64 4 o5 233 11 l 803 53 . 4. 1 3 138 06 523 90 34 186 48 2 418 50 :rt 08 89 47 _ 147. .62.. ~ 592 14 9 545 71 15 o4 . 3 615 39. 5o9 433 67 3 181 12· Sol 564 81 120 90 45 00 70 08 29 09 (:heck0r! by ·7P,73d{!_ r.P.s JUL 13 1915 I I I 08 ! 112 46 .. : 7M 08 ·- .. 2 078 15,. l o2 l 578 75 1Q4 200 56 137819 L?O 50 200 01 16 Oi3 53 Correspondence iu relation t th• t t o 1s II a ement should be addressed to the Auditor. 191 /J I �., , 'l ...., . , • ~ .,_ . . ... ._ h J Comparative Statement of Operations of Store_ _ _ for the Month of_.. .111,T ,iut . .lD -~ ,......__ _ _Mn__lL _;i__,._.,.. · .......,_;_ ' _ __ and for the lwel.Yt Months of the Fiscal Year End~g J~e 30, 191~ FOR T H E MONTH AOC:T. F9R T HE P ~Rl_oO ..J. NO. THIS YEAR - --4 -- INC•• BLACK INC. BLACK DEC. RED T HIS . YEAR LAST YEAR ?'10 79 185 l<:) 8 414 39 11. :!l.G 13 ~21 40 2a 9G 4 906 39 064 99 2 0-10 oo , 142 76 36 297 50 4ll it;~ :M .:',.!. c;i t,i m;r..t 11!: l o _l.9 . .. 256 14 • ,1!JU 34 20~ 20 30 ~ 48 874' 42 - 1ffi t/~ 10- :i~ 890 28 0 0en,. ,18 ° . 1. 71 _ •U2 449 10 ~~ 317 3~.1.c1 ., 38 13 - - a.-rr •A·- ~ 918 35 • 10 742 71 _1 _ 3 ~.Ji'-1 Ov_ .., 1~72 _ao__ •• a,, I.J LAST YEAR Rl!:O DEC. OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 58i 60 Cash 450 M I 2 802 10 Charged Coupons Coal Department 2 G59 35 41 0~ ~ 1 - ---=-=~--=c..._,. Gross Sales • soId Cost of Merchand 1se 8 • 3 893 51 I,_ 7 64 'J 0 ,,:r l ..u A R _,,_ "'9 _ - _ ioa •t- _1. 665 "'• ·• Gross P rofit Cash Discounts Received&: l11sc -Ea{:S • ao 40 ·-- __23_ 6_8___ 3 28 • 1 686 29 11 Allowances and Discounts to Customers • 74., Gros~ R~~1l,_ue =====ti - _l_ 68_! 2~ .. Per Cent of Sales :zta ~-=--=--~rn::::..::: 772; 22 916 07 7'71 22 915 07 1i...._ __ = _ ---.==r:==--== ~ ==,,.;' 3. 7 - - 4-17 1, _. o _ ~lfL.'liL ll 190 49 15 u:;c 02 2 8!11 71:b _ Q...-, _t6_8_j)~~ 2 '?lb'i. ~3 11 190 49 l? 0"52 ~1-J~ ~~2 ~~4 ~ 19.9 --·-~ 22. 9 n1. ~ 1.7 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total •Maintenance .,.,. - -=--- 171 I 172 20 CK 'l1,_9a__ 06 06 ~ 18 280 20 g ?lb 29 78 MO 26 31 99 201.) 26 :3 ~o 36 02 288. GJ. _ 570 06 ooi" cu( 46 88 2111 73 •4 0'43 06 1~ 4U l ,..i15 ·s1 - ·· -- 71 2i . - 9 69_.- J.,..96- Bt) G9 al3 -42 SELLING EXPENSES, 1 74 175 176 1 77 178 179 10 05 195 00 15 66 6 09 11 96 240 00 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 73 I 18.1 182 183 Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage 184 185 Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service 186 187 Insurance Other Expenses =--===!,._ =o-= tal ~-: nera_!. EEJ~~s,es_ I:I 92, Ba = 242 60 13 50 12 50 5 8'1 21 00 76 7 7 92 • .2 60 1 00 , 13. l 00 15 80 8 '12 • 80 15 'll __ _ J.5...)J.._ =---1= -~G_fi _QfJ , 39 92 45 ~ 0 00 6 106 97 60 69 27 08 - d25!..l6.Q 3'l-_ •--=-----l~ __ i'l._....___3_ ~ 1 ~ 132 1 2 868 16 800 '/6 --- --------· GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 11 50 1 25 11 50 26 25 2S 00 ___1otal_SeUing.Exge11s~§ =-===#==~ 2 ~eo!&!'~-t:: =-llo!'-~ I I 180 45 00 5 61 6 87 1 1 109 27 30 46 868 (1.:,7 • -- _ ':t ~6~ ol.._ 1 130 20 2 537 60 159 00 l, 7~ 9:J 2 661 J.O 203 0.0 l,82 44 12'/ ,$9 ?2 9 3 ~ ti 8.0, _· 97 31 38 "16 9ij 51, 91 i~ '!37 'b8 48 68 I 9 38 20 28 I a ~i_o, _~I 604i 73 123 50 ~~ 00 54 95 28 05 8$ , -•.GJ.L 409 36 _ _ _ 4_ 2 _7_8- - 4- 214 ·~ - - -5--=001' = 5=0- - -,,-""0_6 8~-~ I I <-- -=-.- - _ ... T g_tal Operati!)K Expenses - - -·- - - · - =-- -=- Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes N tln e come from Operation ---:P:..;:e:.::... r ~C~en~t~of~S,!!al!J: eSL__ _ __ - i=-= _ _'l~8 6a___6G.O 04· 1-9.l . 16.9- . 94,7 61 111 18 ·.. , 2'.6 .. 2◄9 ., 1 08 .. lR 188 .. ~6' 51 22 20 : 968 7~.. 2 ,so ·oa' S 169. 5Z .009 46 . + _ _ J24~:-J5L:·:. _ _ -:-___ _ _ ·_...,.•_·_'""7;·_ __ .!5~·~ 11 6 ·-- _ __.;;4~·~ , ·e~· - - - --· - ;1 f. I ll ,.- _PUBC~~~s 2 190'. (»'· l '995 le.a .- :C.:?r.J!~•~lmont, ' Cheyenne, W yo., / V ~'Ufflllt 12t ~ JL!IV!n:,,~ . : ;~ d_dYI ~~. • , ... . co;r,,11.r .., 1 8 -~~ 24 ·= 1~ :;-7:~- l fH'ft( DLJ 1 2. 2 ,· · ·1 &.a 10 1 .3\ · • 1,.3 ,, l 836 43 2 9M 26 Z 726 :.57:; • "142 32. ~. . 4· 21,7 G~l .. 5. 7 •. 132 30 2M 19 . 66., 05 332' 8678 ~ - Correspondence ;.n relation to this 111t11te1nent should be addressed -to the Auditor. 1 9 L . .6·. ~tv.M ,, . .~ ~ $ < - _ J 1M-'. 21". 36 576 52 52 195 85 16 819L31' -._ • = --==-- -=-==---= -= .. (l'Jt;ocftoo l9y --rP.1'J.df r-.:· .. ~- s AUG 12 19i5 �Comparative Statement of Operati~ns of__ and for t h e . _ _ ~!fcm--•. ____ _ Store_ __ _.for the Month of___;rn_~•-..Y-- - - -Mn....JL On.._e_ _ of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, M o n t h / 1 9 1- - - 8 . . . FOR THE MONTH ACCT, NO. THI S YEAR LAST YEAR . FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK oe:c. RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC, RED LAST YEAR OPERATING R .E VENUES SALES, 759 86 Cash .159 60 419 20 427 94 1 893 ' 65 Charged Coupons Coal Department 2 59' .20 ll 32 3 112·1a.. 3 784 .32 2 56' i2 _ .3 160 65 -5'S 00. 62~ 67 ., 3084: Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & Uitsc. Bagn. 3'1 14: 586 ' 00 1 25 8 74 700 65 ~~ 5? .. 672 14 596 53 51. 4,0 -- 75 61 13 66 G75 07 09 27 =§.'IJ -~ 89 27 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue - ~- t = ~-~ --"~ 5., J)Q___ _ ==~======- ~ - - ~~ a~ OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 .20 °' . Z -34. :a.a 72 a.f>Q . l 32 lo .. 22 18 ~ -2? - l lG 225 M 14- 07 2 63 19 43 211 ·37 12 45 is 40 2G 30 26 25. 13 ::- SELLING EXPENSES, 173 Salesmen and Deliverymen \ Vrapping P aper and Twine Store Supplies .Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 9 ' 00 6 03 ___,_""ToJaJ §,e_l_ling__Expenc.5e,;;.:: s ===~ ::. =- GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Fo_rce Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 98 14 l~ 1~ 13; 50.. 99 ,07 125 .OQ 25 32 12 50 o 91 7· 23 4 80 Total General Expenses -= - --=-- -· '7' T~tal Qgerating ~xp~nses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Est . Taxes Net Income from Operation __ Pei:_Cent of Sales 4 67 133 34 42 47· · ----- 7 ] 0s~ N 60 II . • I 11 Issued _=. ,---=- •==lj§!__!!~- ~_J;~~-1~~ 1 01s oi_:--- ~ _ ,, _ lf/"Accountinl\ Depart ment, Sep 2 Correspondence in relation to this 1.tatement should 10 1 Ji be addressed to the Auditor. Checked b~;r R. 82'.1.L, C �•ff cJ • . ~\.'-. l Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ __.WQn - e.___ _ _ Stor.._e- ~for the Month of_ __~ _ _ __ _l81-B- - • .I I and for the_ _..,bo..__L--_Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30; 191~ .. . THIS YEAR LAST YEAR . FOR T HE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AceY. No. INC. BLACK Dec. RED .. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR DEC, RED OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department 6M 00 796 10 . 3M 88 2 ,2a 30 486 39 2 786 56 _ao M ,o 9 _ a 431 .la . 4 1oe 59 2 811 tlL .. 3 4.01 00 _ a,• ao . ,o, ·at , GrQSS Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 6 1111~--• _ M Gft _ 61'1 M 1 393 81 160 85 905 60 1~2 77 1~1 51 ·772, .82 6 380 76 l 063 90 3~3 25 • 4: 316 86 61 ~87 .. i'. 91 ~- 61... 61 78 .. 675 47 • Ji 545 30 '1 S92 91 ' l 347 61 .6 6-.61 •66.~_ l 13 8 61 .. tw2 08 .. tl~ oti:·_ 209 00 ,; 133 39 .. 1 122 26 .. ;l 881 26~ 3·, 7.7 _ 85 l,5 __ _ 9 89,: _ 81 38 ~212 77 123 50 l 203 64 l 416 41 -.-_123 50 l 80a 64 1, ♦i6 ~ - 212-"- 77 _ I 161 10 U __75_ ~•1 a4, Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 1 654 70 •• • • I ol Per Cent of Sales :* . : ..--=- OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, l 50 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repa_irs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses . Total Maintenance 1 l 60 l 50 ao 01 1 32 40 06 40 06 2 '34 - IQ .oa -,. 2 82 42 _40 .. 2 50. M Q:S_ 16 l 66 21• 91 1:-S 05 42'1 :30 20 18 17 88 3 67 6 36 42 67 ..J.\26 20 26 46 31 28 ,.. 1 02 14 1()5 26 .25 3 08 l 25 :, 08 51 38 62 50 112 ?36 ~ - 80'1~1' SELLING EXPENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen 174 Wrapping Paper and Twine 175 ~ St0re Supplies Advertising 177 • Horses-Feed and Care 178 Stable Supplies :ind Expenses Other Expenses 1 79 _ '(otal SeJling_E?(pe_nses ..--- 201 88 10 88 23H 8 08 1.5 00 173 ~~ j ~ 5 6··_ _9 53 -= - ~ - Gi :_ 6 30 11 39 3 08 I I GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iosurance Other Expenses 112 U 'M O 00 / 100 la 12 fl 12 50 1 oo 240 00 la -60 8 89 ., .f.9 l.f. 23 IS 69 . 40 7 92 • 90 8 M ,o 8 72 - - 210 61 109 1~. ~65 00 ' , 376 13 ?:t ·oo ao 11 12 92 25 oo. 13· 4ro 19 08 40 80 • 16. M ··----- - - - 11 48 11 13 I ~ oo 11 a1 6 11 4~ l'I 44 . l 60 - - 7~ -- - - - _ 74, __\ ~!~~- ~ t.o :O,J'"====-=s~ _t== ' -'--• ~,a· &!~_ J S ,_a5..d Ii J I Total Op~rati~g_Exp_e~ses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (aat1Jate4) Net Income from Operation ·- Pet. Cent of Sales -· ~ - .. ::;---..:=... 669 _01 ;_ ~- 616 .?.i--a_= lP,& 5117 -~------------·-----· 1a.6 66 aa .i .'6- . 4:J. ,..,. .. 2& _108 .. 6 98 a. , 116 •·5 2 : 14 13 .. 102 39 _l._.26(L68 .. ·_ l _.218....9.2__ -.___ 4L~~ : 1 19.8 s1 oo . 63 74 120 '78 ----'- ----------·----- - - a. 9 i~ i 15,4: 191. 49 2.5.. 254 sz . ;: 1 82 54 114 95~ 18 80 235 73 ~ -· - • - I ---·-- �Comparative S tatement of Opera tions of_ • and for th e __. _a..lll__. ___ . S tor e _ _ _ for the Month of Months of the F~cal Year Ending June 30, 191 l e l,1aNe FOR T HE M ONTH ACCT. NO. T H I S YEAR FOR T H E PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST Y EAR Cl!C. THIS YEA R REC L AST Y EAR INC·. B L A CK Cl!C. REC OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 871 )49 :t05- '1 472 71 806 22 2 06I 30 a :1,9 65 2ft af, M 56 a ,02 11 4 118 40 I ID 6'1_... 5 M9 77. ~. 878 65 . 1119 . ... _ M 81_ ~9 .,, 15 937 67 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ·°'- Cash Discounts ReceiveclA 1118 626 59 1 081 35 l 799_60 1 677 04 6 386 15 2 145 25 10 31 8& QI . 40 1' 8'7 81 867 10 _ ~8 .201 .71 .. 358 79 _J._ "2 10 ~s 4 _73_ _ l~li 69. .. 363 52 l ?ff? r/9 2 573 50 ~ 005 71 . 465 74 331 51 100 74 1 225 89 -- .567', 79 _-_ - ~50 576 29 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 363 _62 ,. ?77 79 57 6 ~9 Per Cent of Sales o9 OPERATING EXPENSES ~IAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. aod Fix.t's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 1 98 1 98 ~ AA 3 48 J 171 172 20 OI 20 OS 01 25 81 25 39 GO 00 26 3~ 25 39 27 38 2 60_ 93 4@ 29 ~ GO 08 ~ J.Q QI 01 16... SELLING EXPENSES, . -:::- Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses . ---z.-=::--:--::.=-- -- - ·s - 150 00 248 , o 4 29 17 ~2 50 15 74 98 70 13 03 !5 24 25 00 26 2~ 1 25 67? 30 24 4,7 61~ 9Q 48 17 5 08 57 02 97 68 19 33 6 15 76 ;:;e 78 ?5 2 37 Ofj4; 55 .1'.lO_15 _ 118 22 -==:-=.·=r ~-=-- 4:3 00 3 08 GENERAL E X PENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iosurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses ea 11 i4I '1ft MO 00 i1 00 7 62 7 18 2'0 00 12 '60 J6 &7 • .~o 5 OB 6 69 'ti ' - . ! e : - - -~ 60 55 Bl _ Total Operating Expenses _i~ -~ Op~g. Exps.=Pe/ ce~t of S; le;· Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes 11.1 · . I I PURC HASES -~ ~ • . . . ~Tfme ot, Cheyenn e W yo •,, ' ·• : ' ,-, " .i. f_ a )I_ 414,1 00, as. 47 1 . a, 90 aa 1osr or (1 : f/:)(1~ ~- ~ALCULATIONS YERIFIEO · -v.a- 57 ' O~_ 3.f 519 21 11 13 75 31 191 • . 266 35 196 09 aoe ~ - 502 oe .....-- - - -•~ · •- ---_:__ _·- - --- .. - - ~ J..Ji.__ - - - - - · - - - -.!--!8318' . •~ I asne 16e6 105 21 . - 1,.1 264 68 27. H - - -- - - ------··-- l. i ef__OQ __ _l Jl~Q .0$__ _ 21~ ISl ,., Net Income from Operation ~er Cent of Sales a., -:. __ , . R . ~IO V 6 l 9 1 ...!.L • 81'::t l c I Ompt, 1915 O ,.,. ~ ~ 5J l!..'. ll.\!OL:!-il ,_ll Jlllj~ "' 1 92!! g_2 ~ Cor r ospoodeo~ ;,, relation to thi• otatem eot should be addre s sed to t h e A ud1•tor. perator, F. e. B. NOV 10 \915 .I �Store_ __• _ for the Month of_ ___,Q-O't ........0.... 'baie....r.::....___1'91...li_ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ ____...,...QN_L - -- Pour and for the Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191....6..a. FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH "OCT. ) No. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR DEC. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR RED D11!:C. Rll!:D " OPERATING REVENUES SA.LES, 701 ~6 Charged 2 261 85 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 102 e;, ll 86 316 35 634 10 2 279 00 8 650 00 ll., 43.2 30 114 6~ 50 14:. 770 24 680 56 • 770 24 89 68 2 450 36 .: 19. 7 18 ,4 2 61110 737 85 720 10 652 94 47 62 Allowances and Discounts to Customers M i.: Per Cent of Sales 1 057 95 514 09 2 779 35 2 24& lG 13 291 85 lo 603 20 3 311 35 650 69 .. 11 016 81 1~ 673 21 . 2 656 40 2 929 99 2 275 04 664 95 87 16 11 02 2 52 . 194 ~3 . 18.3 31 665 97 3 124 32 2 458 35 89 68 600 66 Gross Revenue 3 303 ll l 7~ 91 431 36 12 26 28 67 .. a 444 ·04 Cost of Merchandise Sold l Eetimated) Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & J.iil eEaJ'nl• 8 16 92 386 61 2 901 96 16 41 . 4 181 8~ 3 461 79 1 446 66 Cash ;: 666 97 I ~ 1806 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs _169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 2118 I 74 74 2(.) 02 l 16 81 26 . 4 22 4 22 80 11 l 15 25 39 26 39 ., 2 77 ,, 19 95 101 21 l2'f\ ~B. 2 19 :·.2s 21 242 60 87 83 731 97 917 48 185 51 18 26 9 43 2 54 28 29 57 05 43 73 00 12 28 76 3 61 2 5? 5- 65 16 26 2 35 . 38 7.9 ,, 36 Q~"' Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine 164 67 :.; 82 Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses . Total Selling Expenses 56 3 10 17 61 .. 17 76 SELLING EXPE:NSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 25 00 26 25 1 25 1oi 36 105 00 5 65 3 62 186 62 - 285 10:. 98 48 ~l:J, 02~ l il~ 65 : 208 63 : 85 74 15 91 100 16 • '15& 06 75q 9? 368 12 3 60 8 79 49 00 47 79 2 57 .. ! I ! GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light ~d Heat Stationery and Postage 183 Telephone and Telegrams 184 185 , ' Watching and Janitor Service 186 Insurance 187 Othel' Expenses 180 181 182 101 65 :139 84 11 00 9 46 5 02 7 92 .:: 27~ 89- - 353 2Q,,_ " 500 30 :: 14.5 ,, 674 40- Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales ' Taxes 180 26 5. 2 27 14 . Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales A;/ ✓-a b 163 12 . -,-.- ::_ 16.1 . 95 84. 2.3 25 47. 4.5 70 37 1,. 7 - 3 226 ,06 3 657 03· ·a·· . -.,,~ ~ t(!.--__,,, Ia11ue by Acoountinj\ . epu~ent. Cheyenne. Wyo., '.1ea ~71~ 26 ·12 5 45 31 68 57 7 9.2 . 845 00 52 00 40 64 28 38 I• 87 94 89 03 3 00 ? 15 3 26 5 45 33 95 2 27 7~. .. 74-,. Total General Expenses PURCHASES 240 00 14 50 67 4 45 ·1 •• 1orLi CALClll/\Tl0W~ VERI Fl ED 1 [I' 1 i • 15 n. I.H:t L, Cornpt. Operator. - 71;3_ - 39....:- ~ 1 ~71 !}7,, --1.. 567 35 = -; 174 10 .. - 2 383 30 -1.6 17.9 2 614' ~ ,, 8~ 4~ 75 05 2.9· l 67 82 75 2.a .. - 118 02 42 97 509 84 3.1. 133 48 _ ;: ....,;;; 430 _97 15.1 .6 • 37-6 36 .2.3 12 432 - 18.. 14 786 ~7 ., 3... 72 -~ :: I I 231 1_~ ,, . 2.2 l l ' , 434 79 1 2.5 ' ' 15 46 419 33 2 354 19 Correspondence in relation to this statement 11hould be addressed to the Auditor. F, C. B: DEC '11 1915 t of.C f".,.,.. r-. i i ,9Hl .i, II • I: �Comparative S tatement of Operation s of~ no- ~1ngton _ Store._ _ _ for the Month of Fl ye and for the _Months of the Fiscal Ycar Ending June 30, 191~ FOR T HE PERIOD FOR T HE MONT H ACCT, No. Na,,embe r LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK OEC. REC THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK 01!'.C. Rl!'.0 OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 7'=7 89 248 89 2 744 16 ~ 051 00 1 306 84 oss ao 460 06 2 7~ 50 30 7~ 424: 96 3 164, 80 2 226 75 959 ~ 2 765 80 2 727, 06 Coupons Coal Department 21 05 3 962 98 3 240 97 4 132 90 3 403 06 .. Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Kl li. Earns 13 56 11 380 05 14 145 85 133 57 135 74, 9 69 .. 20 556 18 179 92 17 424 75 2 17 3 131 43 2 .4 94 32 . 637 11 ,. . 10 99 42 61 . 20 60 . ?'12 36 732 61 162 08 .. 14 419 86 16 914 ·18 3 642 00 17 84!· 3 0011 89 214 83 225 82 22 01.. 3 856 83 3 230 71 39 65- 772 36 732 51 39 85 , 3 230 '71 3 856 , 63 .. 62-6 12 - , 18.7 18.6 .2 1806 1808 .3 146 l 45 4 22 2 77 116 102 44 100 13 25 39 2 51 112 01 .. 7~ 86 ,. Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received ' 4U9 00 626 12 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue r Per Cent of Sales ~ OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1 45 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 21 18 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 02 21 61 25 39 50 23 13 3 75 .. 23 77 3 25 . 64 20 45 124 34 151 26 26 91 ,_ 157 5'1 2 58 85 33 9 84 889 54 ~o 87 4:4 23 l 160 58 69 ~7 ~2 45 270 84: 50 242 . 90 ;t.2 42 2 33 26 00 25 00 126 38 130 00 3 62 l 096 _6.7 . l 402 30 305 63 " I " l 06 . SELLING EXPENSES, 17 3 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Sapplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses l 83 5 65 38 60 l 78 1 5 65 282 66 " 97 00 ,, 97 43 6 45 559 94 466 55 94 39 l 085 00 89 03 1 50 996 97 60 00 86 13 30 79 64: 50 42 41 36 28 4 50 4.-3 72 4 49 l 777 ~e,. 41 87 l2 66 .. 5 46 2 2:1 12 66 .. l 747 27 r ~o_ 61 ,, 70 75-.. 2.5 2 998 89 .. 3 300 82= 16--1 . 301 93 .. 110 60 2.7 231 82 6- 44 14 ~ 69 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 103· 88 240 00 Total General Expenses 406 81 ,, Total Operating Expenses 615. 59 11 0 0 38 34 5 67 7 92 -# Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sale~ Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes . : 14. 9 156 77 3.8 . 28 67 Net Income from Operation .. Per Cent of Sales 128 10 240 00 12 50 1 77 6 90 7 92 13 40 .. 379 92 ~ 686 34 17.4 46 17 ., 1.1 ., 22 23 '.. 23 ~ ,l .. 3. 1 .. PURc72_s~ €:.?.'d.~pa 36 57 1 23 5 45 39 60 ' 13 40 .. 2Q ~9 :: l M 16 .3, 17.2 556 01 •2. 7 l .3 156 71. 85 13 ,._5 ?Pl 7~ . 15 368 l l 400 30 .. 2• 17 007 68 ., I• 0 t r tm en, Cheyenne, Wyo., ----Deia:u01..te~2,lii~.._,_ _ l O 1~ Correspondence in rel ation to this statement should be addressed to th e A u ditor. cAlctiu,r1n~ vrn1nrn nr-c- ,LJ_ ' <' 1" R. r.~:1 I. ,:;, ..-,. ', r-•:i-~Aor, 1~ F. F . B . OF.~ 24 1915 lj j �Comparative Statement of Operations of . . . . .. - - • .Bi z _ and for the... S~orc_ ·_ . . _ l int• _ _ 191-'i_ Months of the Fiscal Year En~iing June 30, 19L6~ 'i FOR THE MONTH ACCT, THIS YEAR No. .i. _ for the Month oL_ INC . BLACK LAST YEAR OEC. FOR THE PERIOD ii.I Rl!:O THIS YEAR 'I INC. BLA CK LAST YEAR OEC. .I REC :l !· OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received 500 ~ 908 !Sl 3 2'8 l')t) SI 66 4 .,91 25 ., 3 189 14 l 668 11 95 22 89 Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers .. Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales 1 ' ' ' 96 1 6?6 ·95 ~ 4 635 Z6 3 324. 20 784 35 204: 31 358 96 2 584 72 4.: 073 31 M9 65 l"I 366 25 14 648 10 4? 65 171 S9 iM 20 25 02 .. 41'1 91 22 217 00 W1 930 52 316 73 .. 17 659 00 19. 736 59 5 l9S 93 ·4 668 00 10118 3 220 40 i.O ~ 4 . 374 34 2 822 41 l 581 93 '10 15 60 1 868 2Z ~ .2 40· 25 7. 29 . • 247 26 :l.08 72 4 90'7 G6 1 !?l l 15 l '188 59 2 "118 15 27 19 2 713 52 2 17_'? 5~ .. 535 93 4 2Q l 85 :a26 88 20 38 .. 517 40 6 42? 06 6 4:26 0~ I 21.e o3 I• OPERATING EX~ENSES :&IAINTENANGE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 170 171 172 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- 1Jepreciation 3 02 3 02 l 45 'l 24 5 79 2l l & 20 01 114 123 59 120 l~ 3 45 26 39 25 39 2l 18 23 oa 152 50 15 68 55 2T 3S 25 00 2'la 95 J Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance '., I' SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \ \-rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses "I' ' i 181 183 184 185 186 187 'I Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses I ,· 1 002 04 44, 55 44 79 32 98 161 38 l 404 33 362 29 M 92 211 02 35 77 13 8 16 156 26 4 87 394 90,, OQ 32 l 91 2 51 2G 28 l 25 219 07 308 34 89 27 I 1 315 74 1 710 GG 96 '73 97 93 240 00 1. 20 656 G7 l 235 ·97 71 00 96 16 565 40 9S: 19 l 325 00 89 03 98 49 59 68 3 81 2 . 148 ?~ 49 '19 :. 34i 1~ . 2 l,Bj ~0 5 06 2. 27 34: 16:. 4Q. J)5,I 3 .60~ 98 4 _074 62 56 08 4 40 7 9t 7 92 21 5..0 46 Q6 68 .. ;1.1 21 50. , 71 46 611 Ot 718 10 12.e l 065 86 l'l.7 794 58 162 6). 11 ~-9 fl 271 3S .., ()$ 10.1 l 6l. JJ~ '194 14t . 242 69 83i l OIi 11. , 1 \_ l ?.!? 6& 18•.2 . 1 88'1 52 ·-_ '::,_ ! a.6 • 16.2 lGeS 1 297 68 1 350. 5ft 11_: -;2 1 us: 96 a._L . a!•.~o· 32 1• ,_. , .,,.. 2 33 46!-lt ~ \ .1 .. 52 86; .4 • .: 1~ 62 .. 1196 44 4-ll 72 ~~- f-~r~:!. :~;·:!.8896 :20 l 607 43. " ,· ''--J (~, \ -, •·•• • l--.... ·1 ... • .,,. ). • . • '• ) • •-• • a oo· 79 00 35 67 5 66 47 52 442 33 I ~ 3 50 WIO 07 ,l .. ·14 50 ! O 03 5 08 11 22.2 fJ ~~-Z~ CALC\IL/\i\<W:": VERIFIED F!°H 3 10 16 [l, BEU, Co::i~t. Opc,a\or. l 06 28 79. 24 82 i40 00 11 00 .I Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxe5 (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PUBCBASBS_ 91 45 2 83 21 51 1'14 28 -l GENERAl. EXPENSES, 180 10 85 2 4'1 20 46 145 49 ..,I 1·0 • • Q8 "· .. .... \ _ •. . ., - •. . , ( _. r r . :-ta: • , , • ' _ IJ f 1 • •• • . .. ,. - - • 1:-- ~- : , , ;· '.: ; ....\ l ' ' l · • · / . .'· ~ t - ... ....."' 1·: . ..~.... I: ..._:~; . :~..... , .s.,-w • I: .... i .:. . , t .... -..: . .•. •... >,_ _.,.· : .-...1~:.:::=i.~ .rJ..' C v' r ,:··c-_.i· • . ,: I 1 �_ _ _ .S tore Comparative Statement of Operations of_ - - -191..:_EL ~ and for the_-13..on~n~ - 1 Months of the Fis.c al Ycar Ending June 30, 191..6._ l 10-14-500 r FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. 0 No. THIS YEAR LA ST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. ReD THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK . DEC. RED OPERA.TING REVENUES • SALES, s1e u3 Cash 933 20 [:}61 60 3 280 00 2 910 35 Charged Coupons 13 52 Coal Department Gross Sales 4 029 83 Cost of Merchandise Sold 3 986 1~ Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts .Received 11 •· 843 70 70 Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers I " 578 18 844 40 . ·- 3 863 65 3 092 19 771 36 1 38 ~5 571 70 369 65 3 940 03 5 00(>" 51 17 928·10 171 39 ,. 1.3 52 966 28 893 94 72 34 27 ~6 p3 2kti5~ 5 413 53 2 946 22 20 2'76 60 2 34:8 50 - 157 72 . 13 67 28 794 O? • ~~ 828 78 6 965 29 60 15 15 50 15 822 06 22 34 5 r/62 OG 4 so 277 03 6 247 12 · 65 3 lO 24'1=1m 1 ~72 70 2 OGO 29 1 747 2~ 1 283 65 4.-63 59 · 1 70 '29 77 495 06 Gross Revenue 044 40 822 06 22 3~ 5 762 06 6 24'112 49~ 06~ Per Cent of Sales 17.6 21.3 3p8 21 o3 21.7 o4 .. 1 45 7 24 5 79 144- 74 l~O 16 4 68 25 39 25 39 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE• 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 • Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- l>epreci~tion 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance ,. I,, I I' 1• • -- 2115 20 02 11 25_ l l3 11 .26 ~ 32 40 20 02 12 30 , 177 89 31 7.0 21,. pl 19~- 3Q 10 19 16 41 152 60 245 10 18 30 l 92 92 60 ·5 26 60 13 12 l 1£14 54 49 81 l GJ!.9 ~..3 98 70 454 89 46 811 25 00 26 26 1 25 45 39 32 98 176 38 182 50 1 ~5 8 16 -6 12 183 36 291 55 108 ~9 ,. l ~99 j.9 2 002 29 503. 19,, 98 8.5 93 57 127 60 14, 50 5 28 765 52 2 60 1 360 97 82 00 S57 05 1 452 GO 98 47 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Dt!liverymen \'\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies an<l Expenses Other Expenses _ Total Selling Expenses l 32 24 82 48 89 ,. GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 , 181 182 183 184 185 , 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water. Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 125 00 11 00 16· 31 6 ·44 4 65 21 97 7 92 7 92 -- ~70 17 4 40 3 50 : 5 66 · 2 04 i' 4 ss : ~f~ 9() - - ·-·- Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) !':et Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 1 ii 112 47 42 31 • MAA 3 1916 ¾ 08 l 77' 10 21 1 55 44 . 57 '11 2.1.:: , 2 ·41a <;2 .~; 4159 6~ -i 0~5 ~-l . 4 656 .lP. ].6.,;.t _ 15,~. 1. 656 15 ·_ $.l ~l.l ~5 F. P . B . 120 ~6 11 50 7 99 10 21 11 91 53 93 50 34 16 l 590 97 5.5 · -- i 77 ;i'l . 2 27 1 34 16 40 64~ . :.: 560 2.4 ,, lo 65 18 - -·~- ~ 33 88 ., 3 1 30 ·1 444 90 1 413 $0 -?•3 4e9 , i .. ,.22 714: 32 2~-'_45'1 50 256 82 �Comp arative Sta teme nt o f Operations of__ _ _ S'ano _______.Stor e ___ _ __ fo r t he Mon th of_ __~~brua.=ey ""--- - 191.JL... and for th e_ ---EighL.........._ _Mon ths of the Fiscal Year E nding J une 30, 191- ~IO-l•l-600 ;; FO R T H E PERIOD FOR THE M ONTH ACCT. NO. THI S YEAR LAST YEAR INC . B l.ACK CEC. REC T HIS Y E AR L AST YEAR INC. B l.ACK C E C. REC OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales MiseeUaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 625 70 559 06 802 94 3 229 50 3 144 75 4 652 30 15 tJ9 B 992 59 308 25 4 500 69 3~ 16 554 09 5 869 45 00 75 . 2115? 60 13 89 171 39 659 ?l 31· 699 13 578 i:ll 25 048 99 81 04 6 650 l~ ~ 05 55 3 264 th? 1 438 55 2 614 9S 23 421 35 . 2 263 76 171 60 52 786 60 5 20 21 1 087 53 675 21 412 32 115 5 959 2~ 25 724 20 7 062 46 3 751 ·12 90l 18 3 17~ 45 95 40 902 13 820 54 81 59 6 G54 19 7 057 66 413 47 902 13 820 54 81 59 6 65~ 19 • 7 06'1- 66 413 47,, 50 12 38 l 96 7 Z6 5 41 2115 20 02 1 13 165 89 160 1.8 25 39 25 39 B20 14 .. 19.-4 Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs 169 'h Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-·Depreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance I ,I 39 80 207 64. 8 10 29 75 2 0 ;J.4 148 23 235 00 6 08 9 17 86 77 3 09 l 342 77 55 09 50 2 35 l 85 45 89 32 98 5 71 21 51 18 29 214 44. 6 80 1 aat1 4o 541 66 107 87 49 l ~ 51 98 8 16 SELLING EXPENSES, 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \'\"rappins Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Fet:d and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellirig Expenses 3 30 25 00 26 25 1 25 201 se 24 82 208 75 _ 179 81 2'12 77 92 96, l 678 91 2 ~75 06 596 15 : 2 94 853 77 l 600 97 i o1 41 91 63 149 99 752 36 l 692 GO 106 00 127 33 47 64 49 4,7 7 37 GBNEBA:L EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery aod Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Ot_h er Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :Set Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 98 25 95 31 240 00 240 00 11 00 12 60 6 87 37 52 5 33 5 39 l 50 93 00 30 65 06 10 21 !: 7 92 7 92 400 02 567 ~9 609 58 13.l, 292 55 660 90 l,6. 5 _ 34 16 32 031, 2 818 ~4 2 8g7 5g 3114.. 8 .61 ~ .51 32 .. 3 o4. ,. 4 ?05 49 l4o~ l ~.948 70 5 317 .(lp 611 . 5.§ ,, f t• 262 21 5. 6 2.6 lQ 133 46 a .3 4 ·1e .. 128 ?°5: 2.3 .. 3 994 39 2 552 74 30 34 2 27 65 63 132 ~l ...o 1 83 10 21 63 36 159 64 6. 3 13 00 22 66 6. 1 2¾1 59 1s ..2 l 750 61 5.3 _ l,o 3 .. 198 09 ..8. 38 CM., l 707 11 5~4 203 55 l 54-'7 06 4 o7 160 05 l .44! 651: 26 708 71 25 010 24 l 698 ~- 47 o'7 ., �• ~.r-n::an DU- WWW • ~ ~ C~mi,<t.m-vcista'tem'e nt of Operations of_ _ftm . 0_ _ __ _ _Store_ _ __,__ _ for the Month of_ _~ ])._, ___ _191,_EL and for the_ _J ino-_ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191-.6.£_ IO-H-500 ----- - -- - - ,. FOR THE PERIOD - - - - -----====~ FOR THE MONTH ' ACCT'. No. THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. ReD LAST YEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK D EC. RED I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 858 81 576 65 Charged 1 244 06 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 2 953 40 372 06 Z 155 75 18 70 6 056 27 4 125 16 Cost of Merchandise Sold 4: 127 19 929 08 60 3 248 74 93i 1i i' 878 45 876 42 52 6G 1 80 20 929 68 8"17 .22 52 4:G 7 583 s,., 7 944 88 929 6_8 877 22 52 46 7 503 67 7 944 8~ 18 .. 4 21.2 2000 2lo5 l 95 7 36 5 41 186 30 180 20 25 39 25 59 Cash Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total 280 16 5 359 50 7 113 51 872 00 ~02 35. G 517 s9 · 1158 39 3 626 53 3 4.-06 98 2 "468 10 18. 91 ... 24: 111 00 26 57'7 10 1171 3$ 190 30 36 755 40 36 911 82 29 176 18 28 972 94 7 579 22 7 938 88 4 65 6 00 18 '10 •• - 156 42 203 24 359 66 1 35 361 01 Allowaucesand Discounts to Customers ;I Gross Revenue P!:lr Gent g! Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- -lJepreciation , Vehicles and Harness H orses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 170 I 171 172 20 41 39 20 02 6 .10 l 28 21 69 61 8§ Bl 88 qQ 58 60 19 'll 08 229 3~ 83 ;37 296 32. 42 29 66 9~ 152 50 260 50 15 35 108 00 6 53 70 , 2 26 l 495 27 65 71 2 14.4 93 649 '66 123 22 46 59 32 98 226 38 49 19 51 51 2 60 5 90 7 37 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-1 175 176 177 1 178 179 Salesmen aud Deliverymen \\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies a·n d Expenses Other Expenses Tola! Selling ~xp_enses_ 9 82 70 2 26 25 00 25 00 • ·I 30~ 11 GRNEBAL E .X PENSES, 180 I 181 182 183 184 185 186 1S7 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone an<l Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expeuses 95 '75 240 00 Total Genei:al Expenses '9_7_7 4:5 J.:e~ Cent !l_f Sales 2 576 l.7 71i 2_4:_: l 101 43 91 G3 11 95 73 02 1, 949 52 240 00 I 1 a,.1,0 9r1 12 50 G 55 l 50 11 11 06 104 00 848 09 1 932 60 118 50 5 17 167 60 4 92 133 88 2 rs: • 33 72 52 81 54 39 • l 58 7 92 7 92 11 00 17 61 01 10 21 'll 28 ··- r . - ~87. t~ 7S?.' Yl 342 52 _ 6~8 124 61 11. 6 '.!,~ • ~ _ 16_5 45 L _5 _?-.~~ -:..~ t? . -- 6 06~ (i6 _ -6 ._6- [ 14...4_ __ - · l 6.o4 ·ai7 91 1· 2 2 91 22 l 875 22 __ 3 ._8· - ~ .•i_ _5_o_l . 1 ~ .Q_ 2.5 ~i _- _l,3 _:5~ _ .253 3~ 99 27 231 45J' .2 037 85 1i 89 :.. 330 12 2.4 _, PURCHASES - . 4 ...1 228 Q9 .1 646 33 5.5. 3 -701 _4:t ___.J!~~ Q_!}----- __?~ 510 08 - - -~- -- - .:::'~ 4~5 -"':- 14 50 . 10 21 73 55 • 34 16 ~-191{_it 9- 83 L. 3_.~l.;16 39 ~ Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-~er Cent of Sales ~et He\·enue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation- 27 08 233 75 2~ _.711 -. ~6 _ ~- --~- 2 .?.7 ; 34 .16 _ .-.:-1 ,·22. '. • Y/"/J_ gl ·;, 2 .oQ I h 416 00 _ ___l . l ._ '._ ;a-1.. 5Q .. 3 91 50 1-..0 •·· V98 42 - - f: • �- , , r .. - B !. FEfi.i••~ . co'~Uve~Wient of Operations of~ ~-- ____ Storc _ _ ~ ___for the Mo!1th of____.A,F-11 ...___191_~ . . and for the,_ __.., f_An__ ___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191,~ 10-1<1-r,oo FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No, THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. EILACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC, RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 75~ 25 l lfol• 6'7 Coupons Coal Department 3 171,15 Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales I! C 'I 1~2 63 1 020 as 4 259 87 2 356 50 4 095 13 1 011 84 41 862 37 4 J.'12 04- 3 317 16 954 88 .. 33 348 22 931! 93 777 97 40 156 96 8 514 15 40 4 G5 G 40 1 75 934 93 778 37 156 56 8 518 80 8 723 25 204 45 ~4 93 7'18 37 UJG 56 8' 510 80 8 ?23 2._5 . 204 45 18.3 19.0 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allow:mcesand Discounts to Customers 6 113 75 8 2g5 08 4 035 21 29 618 65 ~10 46 41 006 95 3~ 290. 10 a 716 as s ios 97 Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales 129 61 772 89 621 74 408 68 3 041. 55 20 lG 129 60 2? 2e2 15 20 16 .. . 171 39 ·59 O? .. 855 42 l Q58 12 .. ·202 70 lo OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 13 05 l 45 11 60 15 00 8 81 6 19 169 170 ,: 171 172 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-!Jeprcciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 41 20 02 39 206' '71 200 22 20 3~ 6 '19 ·.25 39 66 66 6~ 67 ,. 41 08 262 79 150 03 3(M. 45 108 95 33 46 66 66 88 l3 8"1 09 2 37 1 648 90 2 386 65 7 7G 240 72 10 13 73 47 2 21 736 75 · 59 .ae 60 2 71 133 35 47 09 u l ~l G6 , SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17 I, 175 176 177 178 179 1.00 G3 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Ad,·crtising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 51 90 4 81 32 98 27 08 2Sl.38 258 '15 5 90 7 37 -25 00 25 00 186 89 ?.:18 66 91 67 2 063 82 2 856 "13 802 91 • • .J 114 17 92 75 . 21 42 125 00 125 00 1 063 69 1 965. 97 940 84 2 057 90 122 85 91 63 17 00 46 35 ' GENERAL EXPENSES, 181 181 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone anrl Telegrams Watching and Janitor Sen·ice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 11 00 37 24 5 49 !. Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :-.;et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) :-.et Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales a B'O 13 50 24 61 5 71 l2 63 22 7 92 20 83 7 92 321 6~ 269 49 20 .83 .. 52 16 ,, 54~ OQ / 636 18 .94 18,, ~0 . 6 392 93 l !?. 5 142 19 ~:.9 .. 7~? 250 74 ~... 6 4.2 16 27° 376 56 1 91 ,., 140 28 3 ... 4 749 40 / 2 860 65 · 14 ~6 ;. 236 38 llay~o _ _ _ __, 101_§_!. 4.0 _ 116 00 204 84 58 30 10 21 '19 20 20 83 3 518 04 5. 834 55 · 13. 9 2684 15 6. 4 269 66 2 414 49 5.7 132 00 158 49 60 10 1 ao 10 21 81 47 34 16 2 27. 1~ 33 .. 53 31? ,, ~; '705 84 87.l 19 ·2:.5 _ 66 6 74 --- 3 464 66 16.4 2 017 41 • 11 ~. 9 1.5 .. 230 80 1 ?80 61 4a4 -~8 85 .. f,27 88 1. 3 _ �•~ -"""' r.lMI Compa~ffll1mt of Operations of~ a n d f o r t h e_ _ O- _Els7en _ __ Store _ ______ for the Month of_ J.7-1-.Y...__ _ _ _191-'L _ M o n t h s o f t h e F i s c a l Y c a r E n d i n g J u n e 30, 191- - 6 .J • 10-14-r,OO FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC, RED r. l: OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Charged 1 ~OS 42 687 16 ~20 74 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 3 001 65 2 876 75 767 34: Cash 70 18 987 66 124. 80 19 95 5 871 09 7 929 79 4 455 95 9 703 50 30 283 70 32 .e,95 ~o 171 39 2ZO i l 47 029 68 45 011 55 37 598 75 ~ 5 514: ~o 9 430 93 9 497 15 6 20 7 05 958 !70 5· ;?,l};/7, 55 2 211 70 59 02.. 2 018 13 1,9 95 4 004:' 60 3 22~ 30 "/80 30 1162 71 1 026 23 66 90 918 33 780 95 137 30 9 437 13 9 504 20 67 07 Gross Revenue 918 -33 78Q 95 137 38 9 437 l3 9 504 20 67 07., Per Cent of Sales r,.e 19. ~ 20. 1 21. 1 5 167 31 .4 250 _53 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales 916 78 l 65 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Aliowancesand Discounts to Customers 136 48 2 08~ :J~. ~6 22 85 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE• 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- lJepreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance :, 3 34 3"/ 2 97 18 34 9 18 9 16 20 41 66 20 02 6 60 39 5 94 227 12 66 220 "24: 6 88 31 99 31 33 18. l ~ 42 66 66 66 4:8 51 59 23 216 69 157 46 93 65 51 09 ,. 305 35 478 10 172 "/5., 155 10 8 01 242 50 13 57 87 40 2 620 15 14:6 92 8~4, 15 50 3 60 1. 804 00 81 48 47 59 55 50 27 00 283 75 7 91 3 141 40 898 97, l 170 75 2 205 97 lZ6 00 l 03'7 67 2 297 60 145 50 133 08 220 97 176 57 63 87 10 29 66 17 4.-4 40 2 30 87 12 20 83 89 39 35 16 . 14 33 3 90q . 80 / 3. 8i 8 0$ 57 74,: SELLING EXPENSES, 178 174 176 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 5 56 3 10 32 98 :: 25 00 25 00 188 61 284 67 96 06 107 06 240 .00 11 00 16 13 96 83 240 00 10 ~3 13 50 5 57 6 07 2 50 1 95 . 50 08 276 38 65 445 90 7 37 GENERAL EXPENSES, I 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :-:et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES ~ ij,-,/;6 18 08 08 7 92 7 92 1 00 1 00 .. 387 16 / ' 383 40 4 36 " 618 9~ 76l 7~ 19.Q . 19 23 142 79.. " ~ .4?~ 5Q 7.0 280 17 -!:1 5·. 3 13.7 2 983 55 6.04 11 47 268 70 5.1 . .. 2ez 1-4 2 700 11/ . 5.1 ~- 0 299 40 5.8 13 79 v 2 31 285 6.2 5.,5 16 92 4. ~8 65 / .4 2 614 16 l 524 49 38 3% 91 63 19 ·50 10 29 2 27· • 7 467 56 1606 , 1 013 .~8:; 2.9 :. 2 036 84 946 91 4. 5 233 11 50 33.. 1.9 .. 896 58 803 53 l.o .. 4.1 ~ 34 .1 86 48 ~. 4 208 65 .,:s,t ;.tLl..:.U SA. Ci<. OY . • ••• • ... o- ... :-it ~••• ~ .. . , CALLED OAOK TG . • • ~'t?A-.......... �/" ' ... . ' .• Comparative Statement of Operations ot...-1'.0llil, -17ASH.. _ store_ _ _for th e Mo n t h o f_ ~JONE c.-=a=•L...---_191-fi.._ _ and for the __ ~e.ly..e___ _Months of the Fiscal Year E n ding J une 30, 19L.6..... IO•l -1-f,00 FOR TH E P E R I O D FOR THE M O NTH ACCT. TH I S YEAR NO. INC. BL•ACK LAST YEAR DEC , THIS YEAR RED LAST YEAR INC. B l.ACK DEC . RED :: OPERATING REVENUES SALES , 793 67 Cash 3 055 40 450 4A 2 802 10 5 113 99 3 862 87 2 505 67 2 608 32 2 176 98 l 685 89 50 1 264 9.2 Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales " Per Cent of Sales 7~9 63 6 062 03 84 Y/5 3 269 25 2 413 04 11 18-3 04 7 45 856 21 1 05 7 664 76 J. 958 40 12 039 25 40 10 6 70 2 608 82 l 686 29 922 63 12 045 95 11 190 49 855 4G 608 02 1 686 29 922 53 12 045 95 11190 49 855 46 51. 0 43.7 7 o3 23ol 22 .. 9 42 18 3.4 9 18 9 16 240 28 5 90 31 33 2 Gross Revenue 25 r/3 8 4:14 39 4 906 39 814 48 10 968 42 33 339 10 35 297 50 253 30 256 14 171 39 25 73 .. 125112 52 143 6'1 48 874 42 328 69 ~ 4:0 104 42 37 691 ~18 209 07 922 4.5 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers 584: 60 OPERATING EXPENSES M A I N T E N AN CE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-- l>epreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 06 20 04 02 247 18 6G 41 29 .''11 92 3 0 63 30 61 100 52 28$ 61 366 70 57.0 06 188 09 203 36 l 955 45 91 05 2 868 15 912 70 156 9? 65 92 48 02 36 88 12 57 301 38 60 59 27 08 308 75 &l 35 91 96 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine 151 45 9 57 240 00 10 05 Store Supplies Ad,•ertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplie::s and Expenses Other Expenses Total SeJling Expenses 4.-3 3 90 25 00 5 09 25 00 190 35 280 i 4 89 79 .; 2 432 78 3 4:21 54 988 7{ 107 74 92 53 15 21 l 278 49 1 130 20 148 29 242 60 240 00 13 50 5 87 2 60 2 44B 57 2 ~37 60 89 03 11 00 14 92 2 50 137 00 22 OQ 9 05 5 , 41 6 76 i 36 235 89 69 28 159 00 182 44 72 93 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-! l T5 176 177 178 179 31 99 tt 80 55 48 4 66 3 90 9 so 7 3'1 Iii GENERA L EXP ENSES , 180 181 182 183 18-1 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone ancl Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Rc,·enue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales TaxC!S (Estimated) :Set Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales l Q 29. 7 92 389 59 •· 641 29 12.5 l 967 53 3~.a 7 92 .. --·- ... 366 58 23 01 ,, 738 68_ 1~.1 .. 947 61 24~6__ iJ. 43 . l 962 10 ], 0~ 946 53 ~8. 4 24·, 5 " 2 157 29 2 190 04 3 55 10 2~ 2 27 , 4 295 39 97 31 _;3.§_J.§.. 4 214 64 -ecf 75- 97 39 u 7 094 87 8 20,? 2~ l 111 37_ . . 606 . ., l 3 o_S 4 951 08 16~8_ 3.2 2 984 .25 :·1 966 83 95 04 2Q ~ 1 019 92 I ~..T 9. ... · --~~ '.. 9.5 6.~l ,_ . 2 88 _87 234 .19 4 66l 21 2 750 06 14 33 _3,.4 st. 68 -< 8. 9 5. 6 l 912 15 , 3.3 3~ • 75 :· 40 - 552 42 36 576 52 4 175 90 • l 015'57 ~ .9 . ~ .191...2..!_ 53 45 :, I �for the Month of.__ __.nt_J._y_. ____191 !>_ _ Comparative Statement of Operations oL---1'J!IZIO_ - ·· - - - - Store__ ____ and for the_ _O~ =----- Mont.hs of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 19LL 10-u.r,oo FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR L.AST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. THIS YEAR RED L.AST YEAR ll'IC. BLACK DIEC. RED ll OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 789 29 l Coupons Coal Department ~ Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold 5 4 Gross Profit from Sales Mis~cllaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ::35 23 982 ~5 106 97 207 76 899 22 "/59 85 427 94 l 093 55 30 84 3 112 18 2 526 83 29 'l-4 907 29 1 083 90 30 84: l 994 79 l 680 92 313 87 80 585 35 45 900 02 586 80 314 22 900 02 585 80 314 2~ 36 18.8 Per Cent of Sales I OPERATING E XPENSES I MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1 43 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Uepreciation 20 ·59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Toto.I Maintenance 1 43 20 04 55 I 25 75 47 77 2 34 22 38 23 41 H 26 39 j; 168 87 7 20 225 44 9 80 D6 57 2 52 64 1~ 43 10 79 25 00 26 38 l 38 201 ?9 281 05 79 26 95 '15 98 14 2 39 125 00 11 13 6 55 136 13 13 50 26 3.2 7 23 7 92 7 92 296 98 288 24 8 74 ;: 546 54 10."1 353 4 8 6.9. 28 84 591 6'1 19. 5 87 45 l3 .. . 8,.3 .. U9 35 36 60 42 47 7 7§ /3 / SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17·1 li6 176 17i 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Slore Supplies Ad,·ertising Horst.'S-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses GBNBBAL EXPENSES, lbO 181 18:l 188 l&l 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Sen•ice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 11 00 50 76 Total Opernting Expenses Oprg. E>.ps.-Per Cent of Sales :-/ct Revenue {Excluding Taxes) Per Cent uf Sales Taxes (Estimated) !'\et lncom~ from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES 324 64 .6.4 3 752- 4~ 2 569 87 2 50 .25 44 68 367 1 1 H D.JP.u:.i $U?1' 1 , • ,. •• •'- ~ rn:::...m~!rIT, .. -~ :.'"',1 Yr:;r;•. P::ms. c.; CoI<1'J.•1lOT,r,1 :l?, l �Comparative Statement of OpeHtions of_---. r . ._ _ __ and for the Store_ - - ~ for the Month of_._ A ~.•= t=•--- 191..!>_ _,T=wo,.___ __ Months of the Fiscal Ycar Ending June 30, 191....!_ UJ..t,1-500 :: FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. THIS YEAR No. IHC. BLACK LAST YEAR Dl!:C, THIS YEAR Rl!:D INC. BLACI< LAST YEAR DEC. l'IED OPERATING REVENUES SALESa Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowancesand Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 682 . 6? 634 00 l 449 ~2 3 150 10 3M 88 2 423 30 5 282 19 l 171 96 48 67 l 104 64 2 784 65 1 395 85 772 82 ~ 316 85 61 78 7.0 11 2 011 83 1 815 70 726 80 30 94 5 132 55 30 94 l 849 O? l o 389 lG 6 545 30 3 043 86 4 393 4"1 808 '72 3 4a3 12 2 815 68 61,7 44 l 577 79 .. 2'11 28 S 342 51 l 202 79 3 258 71 . 60 40 20 8 601 .22 l 78'1 94 · 140 85 55 809 32 61'1 84 271 48 l 709 34 l 203 61! 585 70 889 32 61? 04 271 48 l 789 S"3 l ~03 64 585 70 18.0 lo 2 Per Cent of Sales 61 78 585 15 18.4 OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 1 26 2 69 57 41 18 10 32 .. 36 07 20 02 12 15 79 9~ 156 55 201 86 45 31 325 42 427 30 9 '74 10 38 23 24 64: 17 02 2 18 .20 18 1 21 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-l>epreciation 20 59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 10 32 32 l 'I 20 02 2 69 l 12 40 06 33 73 3'1 54 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-1 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper aod Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selli~g Expenses 1 54 21 70 42 67 3 08 61 39 3 08 26 00 3 08 268 56 70 73 112 63 240 00 3 89 11 00 1'1 04 6 57 13 50 2 50 229 68 365 00 22 00 6 39 6 69 .11 65 88 67 80 13 12 40 40 7 92 7 92 i5 84 398 95 385 43 . • · 6'13 6'1 923 95 11. a 669 01 r 25 00 50 00 101 88 3 16 40 4 9 3 08 1 38 149 99 " GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 162 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery aod Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Pcr Cent of Sales :-:et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES 116 42 240 00 45 06 4 l 188 oo 19. 5 5117 7.7 316 54 · 12 31 ~., 14 .. 601 34 .5~~ 253 06· 78 31 14 83 .. 331 37 • 560, 19· 265 37 5. o ,.s 5 234 85 .11. 4 .4115 210 67 19 01 37G 13 11 1 3 5 00 37 09 20 40 27 00 30 71 ;J.2 92 40 39 77 :• 72 68 ,7o9 .. 658 ~-- 1 260 6~ 19 o3 57 04 22 59 680 97 • 6.3 74 120 7 8 5.4 ~ 352 6'1 1 882 l,8 8 ~5 922 64 3 064 73 -To Pn.ElsIDENT. · -Y.. ~O VIOE. Pr..m. & CoNTROLDER, I 'r.L'o V ICE. PRES, & QEN'L. :MGR. 1-J \ ,~ 'fo· A S~S'!'.A N'..• (;;~NF..nAL l ifANAGj:z 1"'\ ' l'o GENERAL SO?a-uN•rri:NDEN'l'. 'l'o PUROI:IASING AGJilN".l'. , 0, ' To SUPErUNTENDEN'l' oF Stl'On:mif • \ '!' 1) J.f TNill•SilPBRINTENDENT S. v , ., , I .. ---.,ff f I �Comparative Statement of Opera~ions of._ ____!'OlfO .· · _·_ Store_ -- -·-- ·· for·thc Month o f SEP.l!EI.IB~ . 191~ and for the_ Three______ Months of the F iscal Year Ending June 30, 19L..7.1t. IQ..1-1-000 ACCT, N o, T HIS YEAR L.AST YEAR .. l' FOR THE P E RIOD FOR T HE M ONTH INC, BLACK DEC. T H IS Y EAR RED INC. B l.ACK L A ST YEAR OEC, RED OPERATING REVENUES SA.LES, 800 29 3 009 05 Cash Charged 153'129 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowancesand Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales 105 75 · 394 54 804 22 2 204 83 2 058 30 24 24 534 01 24 24 2 04112 2 2'l2 26 5 793 70 7 666 812: 1 799 60 l -577 04 6 386 15 06 02 9 847 81 /1.:72. 65 ~ 216 66 l 281 G9 332 34 55 2 694 18 8 07112 l 776 69 2 20 1 10 86 02 5 884 98 4- 967 49 917 49 110 674 .16 332 89 2 696 38 1 777 79 918 59 907 04 574 15 332 89,. 2 696 38 1 777 79 918 59 1'1. 17.4 5 343 G3 3 302 51 4 437 39 906 24 80 2 728 61 573 90 25 907 04 15 732 79 1 708 78.. 13 '038 61 l7ol OPE RA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 62 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-l>epreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and H arness H orses-Renewals O~her Expenses Total Maintenance 20 59 20 02 15 00 G2 3 31 67 61 77 GO 08 l 69 15 00 51 07 2 ~4 48 73 16 19 . ll9 16 62 42 53 73 3 31 36 21 20 02 155 80 8 92 150 00 5 80 481 22 fi'77 30 96 08 4 29 50 4 63 50 26 00 25 94 2 18 24 4 7 43 17 40 99 25 00 3 08 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17•1: 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \!\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.d"ertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 25 00 = l 47 25 00 25 00 75 00 76 38 21 92 1 38 214, 72 17? 79 609 34 • 724 'l-0 115 06 118 29 2.0 00 11 00 143 74 UO 00 34'1 97 605 00 · 33 00 35~ 41 GENERAL E XPE NSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 I Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone an<l Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :Set Revenue (Excluding Tax~s) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales S 3 7. r: 'I 86 l 19 5 05 7 92 83 28 21 49 616 13 38 0038 33 6 44 11 13 5 00 44 95 20 10 1 39 5 45 5 45 23 76 23 71!, .. 401 06 ~ 51 21 45 :: 1:: 114 50 1 .,,.Q96 18· 18 32 . 651 99 12.2 Gai? 32 29 6'1 ,, 1 -.~-~ 00 43 01 18.8 6 06 .. 255 ()6 48 17 1 83,9 99 l l e7 303 22 856 3.9 5•ci4 19:al 105 21 961 60 2~ 79 231 26 _2, 14 75 31 _ 3 36 .. 64 94 196 09 ~o as 25 94 . 987 54 9 206 12· 5 608 -3G ,.e 4.3 P URCHASES 5 82'1 21 ~'?,J.£.f?~ Auditor's OUice, Cheyenne , Wyo.,. :"I 5 05 7 92 j ,I 11 00 'I 62 7 18 11$ 4 8 25 45 F. P, BRISCOE OCT 2 t l9t6 306 5'1 791 45 7.4 5. 3 283 58 2 543 63 �r Comparative Statement of Operations of__ S'ai9._..:_ __ ____ Sto~e __ - -- ·- •..for the Month of~ . and for the_._~ _ •~o~- ~•=r --•'----1916.__ _:_ Months of the Fiscal Year F.nding June 30, 191 ?. 10-H-r.OO FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. THIS YEAR No. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS YEAR RED LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash l 2?15 05 Charged 1 098 72 a 859 oo Coupons Coal Department Gross Sa,les Cost of Merchandise Sold 5 233 62 .. 4 31'1 66 Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers r. Gross Revenue •· r. ✓ r: Per Cent of Sales 2 245 1€:> 8 279 00 a 653 oo 1.. 302 l~ 11 613 42 15 291 85 3 444 04 l 789 68 20 966 41 2 '/63 _. § _ • • l 555 83 .. 17 356 27 10 834 95. ? 614 56 446 66 '101 96 829 49 396 76 .3 .547 30 2 267 ...85 692 00 !0 626 6.9 88 6'1 28 67 .. 915 96 l 20 G80 21 6 892 42 114 69 l 873 69 114 69 Gdi21 ·32 ... - . ' 3 610 14 2 i56 90 l 153 24 35 235 75 85 • 3 40 1 46 1 95 91'116 680 55 236 GO 3 613 5~ 2 458 3.5 l 155 19 tl? 16 680 56 236 60 .. - 3 613 M 1 155 19 , _ 1'1.6 1"108 lo3 .. 22 65 22 65 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANGB, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1914 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-lJepreciation ao 59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Totai Maintenance 82 36 59 1 10 0126 1'7 61 17 61 en. 01 39 93 88 '19 114 ,. 156 08 157 50 16& 6? 8 311 3 82 2 83 4 55 731 9'f 28 29 ~ "15 5 66 101 38 31 12 . 54 87 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellirig Expenses a6 00 : 26 00 638 72 34 31 a 10 26 00 l OO 00 ·190 8'1 186 62 800 21 911 02 110 81 '" 6'7 88 1()1 65 139 8' -116 85 732 50 44 00 120 43 456 06 40 21 '155 91 4:9 00 23 47 5 00 47 o/9 '12 64 28 24 25 12 3 12 56 2 67 56 2 57 93 25 G 02 41 55 19 35 1 38 GENERAL EXPENSES, 181 182 183 184 186 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales .Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PU BC HAS.ES 11, 50 11 00 37 15 6 75 ., 92 'I 11 00 9 46 s oa 33 77 , 12 34 27 69 . 1 7;1 ? 92 .. 5 45 3 1 68 31 ~8 5 45- .. 25~ 20 2,, 89 16 69 :: 1 372 ?fJ 1 371 Q'I 1 63 :: '' 489 00 500 30 11 30 .. 5o2 .. 2 328 99 '2 ~~ 30 54 31 :: _l'/•9 6.• 8 14'1 90 1 284 55 6ol . 9.8 428 16 s.1 ~56 '°' _.,,.,60 14.5 180 26 s.2 2'1 .14 163 l2 t..S 3 226 06 . 2 9 ..;i llol ,s 05 &._ l 209 50 5. 6 .. 29 52 .: I 88 50 1196 05 5. 7 118 02 42 97 1 23 9 02 261 27 !, 18 2~~ 81 12 452 18 5 869 63 3 58 '. '. 251 4jf .__ 8J .. ,. F. P . B .. r~9V 27 Uf>I~ I· II I I I �Comparatlft Statement o~ Opei-ati on■ o~ Tono . lftuh. • Store. ~or tho Month ~ li_o v~mb e r.l.916. and -ror the Fi ve IJonths o:t tho .F1oca l Yoer En41ns June 30 , 1917. a cotr f -=-~-. - - - - ; lfO!L:1lllU!Tzl:o,~ ~ ~ 1 OPERAT lliG REVENUDl.i:" I • -, SALES• I Ca.Bh Chai,;ed 't - l 019 M, • '499j 00, 1349 17 886 00 : 520 6~ 46310? l 197! 59 772 1 36 I 4: 5661s~·I 4 007!73i 3 I 40 ___ 3 229) 261 11578 471 1 . I 1 ! 42-5 23 ol - 1 --· -- , 168 Store Bl dgs .and Fixtures Repairo . Stor e Bldgs . a.nd F1xt ' s l)epre01at1en Vehicles and Ba.mess Horses- Reneml s 1 I 1 197 59 , - 772. 36 I;·,•-,-- lR~u 1_8:,7 OPERA.TING &XYtJNSES l!A.I mENAUCE : 169 1 I C• . • , 1 l 32 1~ I I ao 60 1 170 171 1 l '72 . Other Expanses I' ~ota l _ilaJ._!lt enance I I • • -i: , GElIEnAL EXPEUSES: Super i ntendence St orekeeper s and Ottlce Forco I Wa.ter,Light am Heat ii Stationery 3l1d Postage ~ I 184 • Telephone and Toleo;rams I 102 , 95 53 34 102 44 51 Sl 12_ ~ 97 30 10 209,al 101 52 6 14 806 101 000' Gi?: 32 7B 43 a5 30 O? <'.'.4 23 I 51 65 12 15 I so 2 110 26 00 _ I 42 •05 19 35 1 130 l?.6 38 I 125 100 _ 16: 16 1 002 I02 'M 101 00 sno 17 1 096- 67-·: 9 4. f65 I I 1· ·100, 32 ' nuo 00 11 00 , 1 13 8 66 2 32 ' ?j 9211 1~ 88 2~0 00 11 00 38 34 I I 6 67 S7121 2188 1 569 91! 995, 97 60 oo 86, 13 9~2 160 56 oo , 121 j 56 30 79 2 32 I 39 77 13 4 7 5 loo 1 35 ,43 , sol '!9 6 00 2 1 32 5 45 185 ! '.'latching 311d Jeni t or SerTl~e :' 3 1:W ' lOG Insurance . . I I 39 60 ' 39 60 7 92 187 I Other Expense s ' 94Sl : , I 9 51 9 51 9 51 ' -~ _ T~ta l G~~~~l ~ pa_n~es _ _ ~94} 76 _1406 81 121•06 1 1 767 45 1 777 88 t 10 43~1' r' ·-.:= ~Oto.~ Ope-~o.t inr.,· ~_9nc~a - I _649_L!9~'.i l oisr sgr-- i-3i20f 2 '§""73 ~,a'.-,-2 990 si_ __ ) o-_l_i .!_ _____Oprg .l!xps.-Fc1• Cent ot l;;a leo 1oi 1-.-=i=1,4lr 9 ·· - - • 4r.e,-10 9 ·-=·-171.2 6Z : I Uet novenuo-·1nxclucifog Taxeo ) 54?!130 I """Tl56 711 391 re : i : 2311oof 1'1600 53 ,, 1 1 I _ Per Oe~t _O! 3p.les • 8 5 3 8 ' 4 7 1 G. 7 1.3 5 4 I ~=0 ~.(Es~lrrat~~)_ - - - ~- _21t11.- •- as 61.-,·-·,~42 f 1114- 75' - 1 14-, .6~~ - ~J. _9_4.~_' l,Ot Income from Oparot ion . ; 621 56 128 ldS98-45 l -1717 sol 8p 13 l 632 4'1 1 I 1 I _ I, 61 15_7 - 1 l 3 230 71 1 1 500 42 !8,o5 •. -Jr__ b9 Ir I I 59 23\ 13 I _ 1 15715'1 173 ~al esmen and Deliverymen 168\ 09 , 174 ' t,\tr..pplng Pa.per and 'r'Tline 8 73 2 58 50 ) 175 3tol"o 3Uppl i ea I I , 1'7t Ad.vorti o1,10 25 00 177 • Hoi•303.rocd o.nd Car e 25! 00 / 17~ Stablo Suppl i e s and Ex~nsea l '79 Other .expanses ~ _ -----+- _ _ _ _ Total Sell ing Elcl)Snseo . 201 01~ _ , 166/ 66 • ±7 6 - 2118 50 t • .. it 811 ~ 5~ 79 I j L l . l 95 l I 30 1 09 _ 5..!) ,_ 63}! t3 I__ I 45; ~ 811 1 13 ~230 71 1 [ 580 4211 l • <'.\6 'SELLING filCPi!Nsms·: . 180 101 18.2 183 ' 1 1 822, 7C 425 23 Gross ReT~ue -p- e-r--C - ent ot 8$les ' , 1 21 ~1<W lG I 1 1 m ace l lmieouo -Ea.rningo ••• • • 1 Oaeh Discounts Rec eived •Toto.l - l 197[ 59 l - 77213G ·- - ... 425f 23 I Allowa.noes and Discounto t o 1 I Ouatomera !i j I 3 104 00 6 077°39, 1 • ]' I -0 242 19 Coat ot llarchand1oe Sold Gross Profit trom Salos L I 1 Reel .4 ou&I cm B 7,./11001 1, 3BD ao, 14 sesl 34. 111sao! os s, 203 2~1 1 ul1 00 21 05 I 135' 74 135174' G,tJaof<JG -~ l31f.-90 - 2 293, i i 27 392 47 17 42411 76 9 967172, 1 6 22016? 1 3360 5~ ' 1 067j 93 22 5841 ?~ 141195 49~ 8~89 2~ CO'\IPOna C<nl Dop:irtr:ent Gros s Salas \. -- -- rro~-R-='=ffl=F,-!_y"="'~~c=-~-~~k 4: ~e~,,~~_o_ .!!ec1 1'bis Year 1.J~a.s~ I Y~er_ ~Co •; ' I I ~~0 . YOQ.J'!l ~t no. J • L oa2iss1 : l, - - - - -~~ -~~-I -=~~e~~ _ot -~al ~~ • ~ ~I -J_~ c~s_ /J - ~ L ---=-=-=• = · - r .' /. v .()6-? .l~t ·Gte_/ 1 C / 1 /j ~-~ :~l ~j ; a . 1. I 1 I) l,(_J. <.•.W01:1,sro1m ~ Ma:"-4~u av e. 'i' \ V ~- ), • ·, • ~~\,, \r - r ~c_ , -~ __s_ 1___5_: 7 J !.~~r;11~1~e!242 1461:,, CJALLliD IIAGI( OY .. : . : • • • • • .-.::••••• . ' Audi tor ' n Otttco, Cheyenne , Wyo., December 2 9, 1916. -•• ~-~0;\Q • r2~ • ? 6~ -~}~~~9~1__ 2 1~aal 83 [ 231 610,_671 I~••. __,,('.('tti> _ . . 'J:·'· sl. = i.f, f CI\L'l.liO IIAGK Te•• t, dJ. v.1/.·,k,... ,-. ..•• �Comparative Sta.tomnt of Operations o~ Tono, ·_\Va.sh • ., Store, ~~ the month o~ Dobomber, 191.6, :ind -£or tho Sh: 1~onths of the Fiscal Ye o.r Ending June so, 1917. li'OR THE PERIOD FOR THE troNTn Acct Ino . Blo.ck Inc o.Bla.olc No . ,t h is Yeat Last Yoo.-r nae. Red This Year i,ast Year D~c. Red ,4==="=~~~~~~~====F-F~~~~r4~-=r-,-➔~F~9F~~9~==r==t= 'OPEF.AT nm REVE!tU3S SALBS: 361 171 I:) aoa 15 3 324 20 2 1 03 951 580 ·04; 941 21 Cash ·1 518 85 oiO 3'3: 9 751 0~ lb 073 311 5 MW ?3 90S -51 Chal:'BE'ld G75 40 18 62G "19 14: 648 10 3 O?B 89 , :3 9~ 4:5 3 ·2c;o 05 1 Coupons ,. \ . 171 .Z9 17l .3~ 35 66 3li 65 Co~l Departmei\t - 0',.._ . • ' 4 i'lo .... 25 l' 611 26 33 796 98 n2 217 oo1J.1 578 ; 9,1 " 16 403 51 Gross Sales M; 2 8 ~64 63 17 311 7-4, 9 152 89 Ii 763 8!t'9 25 $9 ,3 3 1'.W Coat o:f' F':arclw.ndise Sold t'/ 331 35 ~ 905 261 2 4:36 6Y 847 62 '2 £123 62 l (W6 00 Gross .Profit trom Sal es 2 60 5 00 2 40r G5 96 1 60 lliscellaneous Revenue 7 :535 35 4 90'1 66 2 428 69 ~ 8~8 27 2 525 22 1 675 g5 Gross Revenue 'l: .. 21 ,7 22 'l ·1 5!3 , 4 4 39 ,4 Per Cent of Sales ' ,. ! I I (J - ' OPERATD!G EXPENSES MA. D.~ ElW!CE: ~ 169 = & Stora Bl dgs.and Plxtureo Repa.irs 169 Store Bl dgs.a.nd Fixt•~ Depreciation 170 171 Horses-Renewals 172 Other Expsnses Total Maintenance Salesmen and Delivorymen Wrapping Paper and N ino Store Supplies 176 177 178 Advertising ' 1?9 .I ~ ·~ Horses-Feed and Car e St~ble Supplias and Expenses Other Expensos (HJl 1~ 123 59 123 59 62 39 ~o 45 21 15 10 02 10 31 152 ·50 31 13 990 44 1 0-1.-2 041 l3 68 56 5 92 62 63 2 18 44 551 33 44 25 00 27 33 6 11 261 f/1 21~ 07 10 m~ 3J. ~A 56 26 00 42 60 98 75 zo ,9 11 ·oo ~ 63 10 00 11ater,Li f1'}1t ~nd Heat 5 67 185 186 Telephone and ,e1egrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 240 00 11 00 ,, 10 0 5 00 7 92 11 7 92 187 Otha_ --.-- ----- 183 184 I Sv:perinten<lonce 260 no 3to1•eJreepors 3-nd Of'f'ica l~t.ir oe Stationery and PQsta-3~ "' 4.4 60 49 11 ., . '-- .. .. .. ~ t •• 51 60 1s oe ~ 150 00 '14 "19~ 32 98 1!31 38 61 25 46 "' 1 38 1 1 253 69 l 315 71 1 52 05 647 69 1 232 50 656 67, 1 235 97 58 44 I 66 0 0 , 71 00 •176 19 96 16 35 0"/1 IJ..'.) _..., 36 2 32 47 52 9 51 2 224 09 I 95 28 14:5 49 ·. L F.XFEI~~~S: 127 W3 180 I 1 81 I 182 :( - 51 183 u3 19 60 2ot~. l Solling Expenses I\ J 21 15 20 61 SELLING EXPENSES: l l 46 Vahiol es and. Harnes s 1 73 174 1 '75 'r 54, 79 I r~ 56 .., 1 8 98 3 47 6 00 80 03 6 49 3 24 4 7 521 9 51 85 77 Total Gene'-'9,1 Ex 2 146 751 ~· nses 511 09 136 68 oa 3 728 on 3 609 98 ro. n ~ le l 11 , 16 .2 -!l--l--l_.! ~t ,·-t----i--=."':~.;:;:::;;:::.:.=..;.....~:--=-:~:-=--:===-:-11-::,~~~~~~ O_prg.Exps. -Por Oen t of Si --l!---l-~~11---i-~--11-------1.~~ i iq!.,!:!...:~_-ll---1 · 709 59 3 60"1 80 l 29'1 GO 2 SlO 12 net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 1 . · - - ~ .8 Fer Cant of Sales 5 .9 27 7 • 54 5 10 .7 --- -~ 25 ,22 Taxes (Eotima.ted) ~63 J'l5 113 72 27 03 6 72 146 50 Net Income from Opera tio~ 7 00, 87 3 459 so 1 123 98 2 -· - . -" ·s~ 5 Per Cent of S~le ~ 10 ~2 5 i.l ' -----,... .. l - ¾l - - - lr. ~ CJ. [_ ~ - - I -- "' r .,..,... · ---1 ~ -- ~r - II ::rr--i-~Ptm;;;;;;C:;B'ASE~ ,.,~S-- - -- - --Jl.3d-:0:-3--:-3+-0--:-7+-l+-919-+-6-6i-l---l-:ll-3-+4-lll-2-6.l-M - _-.3.!-c4 -_~ l -rll-2-8----= 7.l-7-7+-9-t---35~ 6 f-8-7-l\--.'.:'· .~ ~·,. aw,/rt<A'd . I I Audi tor ' s Office t Chevenne \'.lit• ~ • -~o., Feb1"uary 12, 19rt. I I ;;-.. P. 6.l. f f:0 15 l~H' I i �\ 169 170 I 1'71 \ 172 I - I $IJ,I 7:G ~::~:iJJ75.B~h '\ 173 S:;.l ~mi1on :.,.n<l :r)oJ3 vo1·~.nc-11 Yil•r1ppi 11cr 1·:1:por rmd T'-.1i ne ,174 1175 :~tore s,,.p1llioo 17f; \i;1 \ 1s qn - - O'! (t'. I -- 1 lI 1ao 45 \\ 0 00 l 00 ••dV," 'lrt iG h ,~ noX"oOn,.Poul a.~11 C3:~0 ll :lti ooI ;?n 00 ; St:,)>).( ~U.1')nli 1'.)l' O.i.ld. n:. pr::1:Wt! ~=:>0nson ~~nt-.c.1 ~:oJ.H.n[; ·,.::;: 1nln~n ~~--' 0 i·:1n:i. l/'33 : ; : - ) 1' l : = = = 1 - = = = = = = ===-..--=-=-==-=-.,...----•===---I~ "J'DLS.:\;: ,.,:... .: I .n; 1dC?!C1: 1es t,to;,•o·,:,:opoi·s {· Of:f:icc Poree \t:i f:e~• , I.if.ht m16. F!Ci..l.'C Gt::iti o:aery o.:ncl J?ost nr;o 184 ~cl ortono. ~na. ~0Ji•c-r:..nn ,1.D5 186 1 '187 I 1 1r.:~ '1? :WO 00 11 00 Jl! ~;.\ P,r) er, l Rfi no lit LH .·1.u• ~l 6 f..,C ·:;::1 t chh1r; o.nrl. tTO.~ 1 toX' SOl'V'iOO I:10nmnce • Other F~e:r:soo 2ot'.2.l Ge::io 1•:1l :S 11.:::os r- 0:01\''•1 'JlJ1C.-Por (-on ;o ; :, .evonuc ("'~=c..,,J.u:::u===--;:-:~:--irit-+-;..:;.+-=-n---+::=:-r:'-:-:-ll,---+-::--::--+--+---+---+--!!--+---+--11--+--+--+i. 'ol-. <!0?1t 1,1,~- Of :":11.l c.:n -;,--.....~~-,')~ -_ -t Jr;- (.•io tim tocl ) ---~--tt--t--;a,-.-.hrnt-+---;:-;irh,,=-"--+--.;;.+;.;a+--i--+--11-- rc oo o:s t l'/Jtl On~rnt • 01' ?er cont or o~ioG +---+-- - - -· r, fj ;; 1 8 1 1 ·" C!l~l\l \(l►I\ Vl:.HlflW . . - rF.B 24- 191 7 ........ .,,.,.}. C,.;if ~I. 0, .._.,,....,_ r-=-- P .. B . FEB 24 1911 --1---1--11--+--+-+ - �Comparative Statement of Operations of ·_ __ Jrcmo.~_\Vasli;_.____•__ Storc for the Month of :._ - -~ ~- and for the___~~~ ~ - - - Months of the Fiscal Year E nding• December 3·1, 19LL 2-17-300 FOR THE MONTH INC. OLACK · REC LAST YEAR T HIS YEAR ,~==l'l===============,,===r====r==,r===;==::.;=~ oe:c. ... OPERATING REVENUES 'f- SALES, ' Cash iL-~---,., -Charged• _________ .1 , :i9 ~:ff __ iM /JO Coupons ---- ·----------Gross Sales - - - - - - - - -11- Cost of Merchandise Sold • Gross Profit from Sales ) • 3 b~~ f ----- ---------nMiscellaneous Earnings :lg:: ; j- - 1 ~ 6 - ~- . 3 ~rt- . . = z . a"-l""- L_ 90 Total O eratin Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales h OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENA'NCE, I J.68 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs ~,\~ ;~ Store Bldgs. and Fixt's--D-ep - r-ec1·-ation~ Vcli°i~ ~H;:r~; s . ••• - - - - • I·- - · 0.7.0'-.tl - - - - • - - -· - - - 1 il.'11 - ~-Renewals Other Maintenance Expenses - 60 50 -·- 2 ,- }p 61 _ {l..l 2n .;.,__ - 60 A2 3 - _",!lL. - 1 _....,._ _ -_,· ----- i - - , - - - t -- .- _ . _ - ~ - - - --ll-- - + - - - + - - ~ ---4--- •· _ +m~l->&- 16 99 1 9 36 f - I o-1dl • 2 36 ;====t~===T=o=ta=l = M=ai=n=te=na=n=c= e =====\~=~=== 2=" _Q=F"6==lli====~ 4 ~ ==iP='-- --"F=c=l~~=~=..: s~ 2-:1:: 7=:P"'-=="'F':6~ ::..2-=4l6_ SELLING EXPENSES, _ ~ 3 88 _.../ I ~57 141 _§a_!e~enand De,!_ive!.yme~- - - -n lJ.6 _6_9 .. _ U~ ~ ~J 4 6 . _ 300. '(3 Sto~e Supplies _ __ 16 ~'1 6 !;8 lO 3it 12 _20 1 6 Advertising _ _____ • -8 Stable Expenses ____ 2~ ()0 2_6 0 0 6 00 60 00 _Gar!ge Expenses Other S~lling Expenses I Total -Sell.i ng~e.oses - - --u•- - - + - -+---t!---+t -7-f9_+-$_l -=--t-,:i,j{l-+E}:-:6-:) -tt--~ ~'""3::-::5:+,:l-=9,+---+-:,3:,-6-::3:-+:c l -:_c--!+---+-= ? ..,.. 0 ~ 0 ~2 'l-- ~S 5,' J =·- \ o.5 1-, GENERAL EXPENSES, 8 0 /~- S!)~D~~~~- _ __ _ ~ _ _ ~j3 25 81 Storekeepers and Office ~ --·---•!1---1~'-v 1-...:,. ~ 1 - - 24.:Q.. QO ~ L Watchmen and Janitors • - - -n---1---+----1~85~~ Stationei:y. Posta~e and Office Supplies _p,2_ - + -1} Jl ~elegra~ a':~Telepb~ e _ _ - -i i - - - 1 - - - - s + 1 - - _ . . .... 1 Water, Light and Heat Refrig:.:ation _• ·- - · · - - ---+-·ti--- ·- Insurance __ ~75 5}.J L M 0 ther General Expenses_ _ _ _➔------Total General Ex enses 4_ _:__i7 10 3]1Q.t ,0J) 1_ _ _66_ p~ i t a5 _ • ®. -• I -5Jt 96 _lZ 35 i 22 o_o_ l. l 't - - · _ 7~ 4~ 1 -I J.6 00 ..-f---"'~ i! -' 53 83 1 _G 13 _ 1 :1.1. 7._7 l 5@ ?2 o~o'-1,- - • - - - t - S 00 - - ~ -·-- I_ • . _ - - - 1 1 - - - i - - - ll _1.5_ ~ - - - - - - 1 1 - ~~-n- --t-:--,-.f-:,-t+-----1~ = +..,..,,.'-!1 - - - - + - - - + - - # - - - + -= ~3!-.- 12 ==a1:-· '==<JJ=;==p3=.:,~4 0~ --4~?==~ ~ ~ ~l==~6~7~0~ 1~9 ~ i===~~=lc=====ll== 17 i l ,s =!=~~1=4!====;~1==a1~s==;1;1='=L 1 0 r . Ex s.-Per Ceo! of Sales Net Revenue_(Excludigg_Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated _ NeUn~omeir:_om_O,p.erati.9..n _ -~LCftnl_Qf_$ales _ r --+-~ 3 ~"+:--11-- ~ ~ !!.......11--- }~ ~=--+1---+=1-=-1=is--=s:-:s1t-i•· - 2 .i 4 91 _ __ 20 _ 4 l _ · _ _ _, 101L. CAI Cltl.1\Tt0t.i"' 1/Efllftill MAR 28 '9\7 ··::,N:.. <..oa, ,t. 0 1\1',-,,t--_ F"'- P . B , AP~ 2 19, �_ Comparative Statement of Operations of Store for the Month oL _ •• _ __:-Ja.llO:H• _ - · - - ~101'1_ _ 1 and for the_ __'l'rm:.""'~~EB~ _ __,Months of the Fiscal ·Year Ending December 31, 19L!_ FOR THE MONTH LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LAST . YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK. o•c. ••o I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, - tr- 2-17-300 0 BS9 85 ' _ 858 Sl1 .333 07 I l 244 06 l _ 3 56j 501 3 ~ Cash -Ciiarged- - - Coupons l ~ . 96 89 81_ 14 10 Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales 1. 441 .68 -2 4'76.. ~Hl l 3 l9B$ 82 I ' e.asli:02! 1.0 f125 60 ~ . 6.£$2 1o' , 18 6 , OPERATING EXPENSES UAINTKNANCEa , 168' Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 50 241 22 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation _ -20 68. Veruclesana 'fl'.arness ~ . H orses-~enewaTs • Other· Maintenance Expenses""-____ - -~1--1----4-+ Total Mamtenance 8.0 62 "ll 61 86 +---<11+.J::lllil.lt- -+-- .~ Yl ---lf--'l'-'!'!..t'U'!.-i i - -r 25 ee [ 2 91 11.e ~8 l3 43. - -- r ' 3 ~~t---"64li---t--~ • 1--""-AJi _8S 453 23 2a 9.6. - CZ5 00.. 1 - 75 00 25 00 _5J?_l _l~ 4 ;I ,2 2 9 16 52.i i - -- .J 98 81 1 . J' ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Ber cent of Sale-; - - - - -n---i,.;:=- L~ I Taxes (Estimated) _ 1 1 Net Inc_ome f!~m..9PE:F.~ i~.!1 f.m1r=7f==:: P=er~C ;;;e;;; n;, l o;;;,;f~$~a~le~s = : : : =-=-= ==l~=~=~~~!==~=~~~l====4== ~ L k ==-t=~~ ~ l k==l==~~64~ =J,==1~=l~ 'f 4 1 5 039 96 PURCHASES U f~f=A = n d= .t 1 2 191. 87 2 21,J; IS9 15. 015 15 12 2U, S1 2 ?95 84 =. ~ -.=w=._€, =_= ~ ===11=~ ~~J1= -· ~~~U~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or• Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., , , A-nr . 11 ~ a.ef . ·-·- 7 • 191_, · ,y �Comparative Statement ~f Operations _of. r- .'J!OJf_O• WASH • .._ . ___ Store 'for t~e Mon~ o_f.. . ~ . ~,.= :··_-=..___1.01i-,_] and for the ___F.o..ur_ __ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1911..!_ • 2-17--300 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:O THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oe:c. RED F-ift OPERATING REVENUE§ SALES, Cash OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 13 33 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs. :too oo 86- ~ -i 108 Ei.8. __ l ~ 21 22 4~ 1 Z_ ~ ..., 10J Q2 7~0 00 ~- 65 _ _o_o _30 00 _4. ~~ - 93 l .00 20 . 249 50 Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales i _ Net Revenue (E~ g_T_ax _ e_s-') ---'1...----<LJo Per cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) -11-----1-!= 2 0 122 N_1:_t .!!l~~Ele ft.om QEeratio_.q__ _ _..,, Per Cent of $ales PURCHASES ~.t.~t Anclitor'e Offic • , Cheyenne, Wyo., _ 15 8 5 796 26 4 ,49 40 1 04 6 86 _ - -· 191.L_. t 7 -, �. ~i C?mparative Stat~ment of ?perations of I and for the __~ ! 'V~- . _ Store for the Month of - ~Months of the Fiscal Year Ending Dcccmbc·r 31, 1911-. - 2-17-300 ,, '1<=:- ' I . ,l OPERA.TING REVENUES --\l - _Ch;rged L I \ t 1 •· 1 - ~ pA9 89 602 16 ll 5 aso l~ 1 1 200 fl'/ . rn o_ 2 229 3~ Oil .~ - ~----Jl-----,1----ii- ~ 5 1 5 .. l . 6 ~5 5.36 55 ~ I - -~-- -----~:~ ---- -l-~1 l iL ~......,..:::.n---~ ~- ' ~ ~......-;~, ~ U - 1~ ~ 1 -~ _ Gr~ ~rqfitJ.rom -~a~s _ _ _ Total Oee.!at_!eg Revenu~ = ~ ~ = - ' . : : ~ ~~ Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales ,-,.:========H===l==!!::!c: \I nI o __ _i\jisc;.ell.!!,l~Q,U§_Ea~ing~ _ , = 60 I ,:: 115..G 4 6. M ?S~ 213 6.7 ! ~ot @ ! 1.8 1:JP. .l. J.5.5 :-1 l 6')-.;l 09 I'. . ____ 112 _ Q~ "i 07~34 060 59 ~ -~- ~- Cost_g!_Merchand.ise ~ Id 1· .. Gross Sales _ -_- __- __-__-_---~.--e,·--+-.~-ij3 -l\-+-o_o- j ___ ~ _ l \:C l . goupo~s ___ ! ~ : -,-- - - -0-------,,-,..--...,.,....._,.,~--K,-.J:-; II - -- 'EAR I INC. BLACK TtllS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. DLACII i= THIS YEAR = ~ y~ OEC. REO oec. RED SALES, l+,- Cash f • i FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH r-1 ======:-:======= ~ -- L_j;L._ 5 ~ a r \, \ Store Bldgs. and :Fixtures, --Repairs -1-.-- --- .-- j r:::: l MAINTENANCE, L.. \ 2 L I OPERAT:NG ~~PENSES r\· □ ~ - I l6 89 22 1 103 on 4-J. -- .6G ':_o ~dgs. ~nd Fi~;s-Depreciati~ . Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals 2 0 I l ~ Other M~intena1;~e,!xp_e_ns_e;;.. s - - - - - ll---'l---1--------4l-~ i--J~ u a....t.-i' ---4--=.,1,.c.~~---'-Al,l~:..o&f-ll>---+-!.l.Jo!..+.l..l~ '-----:µ;...L......1~~ Total Maintenaoce== = = = l~--== ~!&~~l===i~~ ~~ ==;,~~t::::!.,#r===;,~~ ~ 1 j! J \ SELLl~~ EXPENS~S= = 7 1 r ---l- Salesmen ;i.pd D~_l:iverymen _ _ _ Store Supplies !•~ \I .. Ac\yertising Staple Expenses Gararre Expenses Othe; Selling Expenses _ _ - Total Selling Expens~~ ,t I I :1 - ~ ;- -,' _ Qt1!_er_ g~eral E~1:_ns_e_s _ .. . . Total General Expenses l Water,- Light ·-- antl Heat _ Refr!{{era.!_ion Insurance . ---- - - l. OG I _1.§. l i L 5 S7 · ..c..A...~ .M'.- l l - - __ itjll f! Oprg• .Exps.-:Per Cent of...Sales ij >;et Rcv.eo.ue. {Excl11dil1~ ;r;xesJ~ _::: 1__ Ii'). _ 4 Per Cent of $al~ • PURCRASP.S -1,,t) . f. (/(I I ~· J/'\ _599 .--11: a·o ! 1.0 0 08 1 sa l 0.10 00 f,il~ _ oa 970 .OD __'}; 3 12~ 81_ 56~ 4:2_ l _ 7~ . 2_8 00 ............:..1.1-.0Q _ _ 55 OQ.. ~ 7 92 JI lI i"t;19 o l ,__.t=:l= l 13 0 Zl1 926 ~~1==~ 6_9 03~58 a::== s= s :¢:.:7=3 =!F====o;;::===¢====!11==~~ ~I= Cl (_ ~ Per CticDl 0~ .:ii~-Taxes (Estimat~d)......:,. ~et.lucome.from Operatio0a ];25 00 _ Total qperating Expenses 1,l . -_ - _.. _______ _-. .__ ·~- ' ;: _ _ , ..39 "/3 ~ . , I _3 22 if,.._ - -+.:''="1---i::-!'-~ Superintendence _$-;-orek~~r~pd Qfflc; Cl!;!~ . r - \Ye_tc!i_m_!!!!._!1!.Q..]~..!..tq_rs _ . - - ~ 7_g_l 96 ~00 64, 68 9~ 1 _3 5 7.9 J.2ti 00 3 2~ . :::--=ii=.;;,!!o:= ~~ * ~ r '. .. _e 61 ~~--~ I I 3 0 22_ 155 10 .- ~- -13__8 ..16-. j,1.__ ,:,==!!==:~p=¥~ ¥l "=p= ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~= ~ ~ ~ ~ ~= ~~~~4l=l= ~ ~-li-- •+ ---"~--!1--+--:!:..42-ff---1-...L.!~W!---l-ll4il~~-i~~L--U--l- ! I_ - c½-= · ="'-"'-"'---' - 7 r -r-i- 1 4 13 6 65 27 21 107 3 6 ~~~I=~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Auclltox-•: ~ ~~, C heyenne, \ W yo., •~ _,,_. _ _ 1 t-\ "I "'"'·9- -· - -·· 191..7._. CAI CIILATION~ VflllF!EJ) JUN 21 i~ll .El'Jl. Co111pt, 0~?. r ~P w B" JUN t;,t;? UH1 .. �!.t'ON0 .9 \VA61J._9 _ Com~rative Statement of Operations of. Store for the Month of . - · ·-· • JUNE -.. _ ·-- • ...:1911_._ ,_1 0 and for the _ _...,SiJ'L ___ _Months of the Fiscal Ye.a.r Ending December 31, 19lL!_ FOR THE MONTH INC . BLACK O!!C. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR OPERA.TING REVENUES F=' I 16 99 1 6 67 ~l3 41 49 73 1 3 90 1 .210 98 _ 50 36 _ 31 89 15 J 00 1 117 0_4: 62 ] 82 1 212f 60 ~ _ 41° 13 701 27 l 289 OQ I 3 00-, 1'72. 33 I _.24 l~.c 73 33 4.1 §6 00 10 85 - -- 66 .Q_0_1 79 ~ _§ r 67 4J) 1 .13 __6_0 .,..., _32 -.44 ~ -i 3_09 5_9 Total Operatiog Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) PUllCBASBS .'1 IV\..~,_ '--f 32 750 15 ! 23 2 - Aaditor'111 Office, Cheyeooe, W yo .. . CAI CUI AT11'11 1~ VffllfiW JUL 2 1 f!H7 E,N.L 2 167 29 4 971 03 Gompt, Op~"'.:.tnf. ,1'Uly 21 _ __ C~e(}!rnd 'Yl./- ' {/' 'Y E. _, 101....1___. y· 1 ~ f- ' '" 0 0 ()QOO • #J t fl O • J\j\. •t: 1 •.~, OAI. L.l'D illlC.I( W) r:._ , ' • • < •ref I • P- B .. .,tJL is 1917 ... 9 4 85 �ri . -~ . , ~- .. . 1 _ · Stor~ for the Mondi of Comparative Statement of Operations of . .• · ~ ______. __ • . . _ _ 191_ _ , '- . and for thc_ __ _.:..;..:.___ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending Dccembc r ·ai, 19l.3:._ FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH I j THIS YEAR I LAST YEAR INC. fJLACK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I INC. &LACI( M==......,,=l:f== ================(F-==-=r-=-=......;=i'-",::;=,'j=====r='----9 = = [,== 0=E TC =.== ·R:::E::::0= , r===,== =;===,)= = 7==,==~r= =D=ErC=.= R =iBFD= =tr'=''- 11 7fII, OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, Cash -- 1---cliargecr-•-·#-- - - · -- - - - ·- • - ,-- - - - - - -- - - - • __.!.!' ~ -- - .I 1 J I ' - ,_ - ~(_ -- __ _ • • r•~ ; - -~ IF ! -• -- __ - ' _ " If --·~- , - - .... er ~ , , - L /i _ ,_ _ _, - •~-~ 1- ~ -- - , '[I' -- - - · -~ -·· ----------- --!l-~~--.--+~~~--ll---f,---t--+---{r.:..--1---t--~t--:--+--+--H---t----t---H-· ~ Gross Sales JL IL Coupons I -- - - - - - ,I I - - - .... ... __ 1 1 1 t i - - - eoTon-iercnand1seSo@ i Gross Profit fromSales ~ -- - - -Miscellaneous Earnings - - - - -- -- - - - ,· ·-- ~:::.~::·:::.::···" ----l -l -1~~ Per Cent of Sales -- - - - - - - '-'- - - _ - - -- ··.. ' 'I - , =ll=a=~ ~-'--=:l=---=-·~ - _.;.,c_•;~-=w,,=J..: ' =~=·~/<~·ia....~......=c:.:a=,~ -- U l = = ; ; c l l = = = = = =~= =-= ::. •~_---_ ~_-.- - - - - __ - · Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs (< -- - ---- . , Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciatioo --- .,. ven1c1es ana"Harness --:- - - - - H----•o(l--- 1:1•-,o-rses-Renewals ·- - ~ - - - - - · - :- - • LftnerMaintenaoce 'Expense_s_ _ _--1,- - - - ' ; ; - - - -.- - ,_ -~. [~~ ,, • ..:._c__l.= I --- - -- -, - - - -- - , I ~ - l SELLING EXPENSES, Salesm.eo and Deliverymen \1 lt \~ - Store Supplies ---- - - - 'L Iti Irr I .J1~ _:~=•~. _ I r - - - -i-t ~,- - - .L--1... rJ ~-, ''U '•"( ,_ - . • - -- .:...1...... _:..:. I, - I -1.-- tJ-ti H ' .: L..~ .... - - ~ -- i --- • -c''~~1 1 - - - - f-- _. i - , - l GBNB~AL EXPENSES, __ __ )_ --- - --- ~ '- - - I • • ' 1· • Ji ;f, I - • - - - wateF;ugof and ·Heat " - • - - : - -- r ---"- xelrigeration ·--· Insurance -◊ther General Expenses·· 1 - ! - •- • - - i--, ,· - - - ...!!:l.J 'J-' --· • - ----:-- --,- - - - - - - ---:..1---,,1--- - , - - - -- _ - :, -7 · -- •• I------- ~ ~ - - - - 1 - - - ' ~ - - ~ - - ~ :...i-J I•- :~•- j -.-.,_..!.,__ .,. - j !- I~ - -----!-- -~. ( ·---~-----11- .../ '-- . Superintendence ;7 , . ,. . -StorekeepersandO.fficeCle-rk_s____ u_ __ •i l'·•- - ·-~-----:- - 1 . , -- - ---·-7.---.L.:... = _.,., l ., __ -· --- i:: -- -- _ .~: _ [4,1: . r -- - -. ~ - t r - ,- Ii -·, ~ ;'•-~.,. -- ., - ' Watchmen and Janitors Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies ,__ - reregrapha.oaTelepFone , 1 j I t 'l----+----1---11----4----•0-----io--+--◄i---,.__--+---li----+---+'--ll---+-----'---11......- Total Selling ~x_?enses i~ n1 1 1\ :\ - i - I ·1 ·' ~ " ._.-_- J,- "' • ·= - ) Wi==9l===T='cital= ot=a=--=M=a:.;1=n=te=n=a=oc=c=e==--====4'==p==i..4==il====j=-=:c::-T--=,r==t='=->_(;T·-'.""·)➔-== ~l r~,c.l tt I MAINTENANCE, Advertising : _ .... Stable Expenses Garage Expenses .•Other Selliog"EiPen'ses- - - - - - - OPE.RA.TING EXPENSES \: .~ - : l 11 r \ ~ ,__ J '! •.,. ii -- 1 ~ - I • - • rJ ~ ~~ , - -~ , _._ - - I ---1-,..--- - - ---· - ( - - 1~- --+-- - - - 1• _ _ _ __ ..i_ _ ___ ~ "' . - - - - - - -i . - - -- - TotalGeneraf Expenses _ _ _ ' .. .... ·, Wyo., . 191 _ _ . ....: ,;, l l.Efl r.l,\CK av , .(_,,,,t't'.-. __;J:?%.: ~•G C (l tlt • • • • •-l/\1..L_c., ilAOI, TO,.• • . • •. •.": . . ' p_ B . i,Uu ~ 1917 ir:-~ - ,• ' �r Comparath-e Statement of Operations of _ _....:,i'l'Oi:-..ui:mow..,- -_.Wraa SHA.a•••~-- __:_-·,;:,store f~r the Month o-f~ _-""'·_us ~ -=-= ---_::._= _-......A,mKJ .- .....,,..S~T...,,.._w:. _ _ t91..7_ ~• and for the::..e_ __ E,..J,egh,u,.11t_ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1,91..7_..__ 9-17-500 = Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales • \ I OPERATING EXPENSES - ' rr~---- (Rstl m~ t pd) A I: , , : 11.•et..1ncomc from Operation P~Cen.tqfSa\es 1~ " 1 !) S1 t'\A ~,:;.,; PURCIL\Sns ~ 606 81 2 5 6 234 86 l 571 96 Audi ~•s Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,_ _~1.-!.!!..!~!.5 Se_member 20 0 -~ -~ VlllUYtm mr 1 !. , ~ ~0 1 tt!l '7~ 4 ~nn i.i-P.j /J. n QA, Ail. J O 2 i>A1 ca, i:: -~©~r} u1 ~?fl . a • . --~ . - lo7 32 251 92 =· 12 - ~68 60 , 19t.!_. - -~· ~ 5J 45 210 42 Or~ rr, ~ t,, p , ,j,,, - · - I l I 90 98 0.6_ s ~ ... 2 ,:. S!'.n 0 2' ~!>. An \ F'~ p _ B . SEP 2 2 1917 I 1r - �0 ' ~~ Comparathre Statement o( Opc·r·a_t.i_ ·o-ns-=o~,r::~~~!':O:ll0::·~•!11!!,1!!!!SH!!:!. r and for the Nine 0 - -·- ·~st~r:;07 th: :~~=th_ o _ f=..., =·= =• =--=__:'~P~P!!:..!f t~ma~ · !2.9..•---191_~ .,_ L• Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, ·191-1...• _9.11-soo____o IJ OPERATING REVENUES SALES: . OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBN,\NCB: l6t J. Store Bld1's, and E.ixtJire§=:Repjl.irs _ ... __ ~- _ . _ 10, 9 Oprg. E,xps.-Pcr Cent of Sales • / _ .~ ·- ~~t_R~yepue_(fi_x<:lud!ng '.ff~esL_ Per cent of Sales i1 Taxes (Estimated) _ 2E____2,g_~ 06 _ g_~ 3 1!) 1.,2 • 6 88 13~ , 4 !>~ .. a 79 1 3 0 , 1( ,_i; 1 · ;1 1 1 .P/ LZ.6.. .fil.. __4 ~84fL5_2i.____4. .5.0.9__7_Q 1 2 AA. ~ 4. r, ·.t1.nf:I 1 ~ V , on ./\0 ~ •' Q A 5 F:- P - EL OCT 24 \917 ~3.8.. 8.0_ H 1 , ~- l 3 , 228 na. / I ' ·) I. -· ,,. ------- r. �- -...- · .- Comparat i'\."C StalCtllCO t of_Opcr ati~ns o f _ ___. ft)JID..,.. ......._ _ _-_ _ __,._,Store for the Month of_ _....OQ.W_ Ml'l..... lllll:'_- - - - - 1 9 1.J_ and for th"'e---= !aiUi' ==-c'------Months of the F iscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 FOR T HE MONT H F OR T HE PERIOD ➔~-T-H-ISYEA-R--1,1--L-A_S_T_Y_EA_R--11--6~-~--.B-LR-A~-~ - -u-- T -H I- S_Y._EA_R_ _!l -- L A_ST_Y_EA-R---11~- OPERATING REVENUES ISAr ~ : -,4~ :=-= .. __ ~-- - h.ar_g~d .......- - - -- oup.o_ n ,r- I I 1 _950 B7 jl _____,_ _ _ _ _ t l -• I: 'I 168 lL-:L , I' $79 75 1 2?1> 06 .l 098 '22 869 85 ~ ·- .516 9~ ! 11 1 a~r. - 8 ~5 69 7 88V 86 I ~5<18. 1 __J'l52 ~ . 16 aoo "Ill, }.5 787 p5 3 .01'1 21.!.. 1 819_ 9.0 JL ~8 821 -90 >--~ 21"/ 69.....j~ 9.l.604 . 211~ . 2 --1+---;1-----------·-----{t---+--+--➔:-'- - + - ~ -il-- +-- I 1--......,.,.- J, --,,- -+--!!--- + - -+---!,~ - - l - - + --l.... l+____ G_ro_ss__s_al_es - - - - -- - _ P/ 268. -2... OZli - ~o_ , CostofMerchandi~d _ _ G ~(lg ~8 4 317 ,;~ 1 892 02 52 1~2 45 4 014 8 195. , Gross Profit from Sales - ...1-...l L...it'H ~i~-~•O..n--11---+Q,....,... 1n "+-4Q-~• ___ l ~ na i1 t:io~ <lQ in '7.dA. 'I~ • 11_aq_cqµs __ Earni_ •~ _ ,. ~o . 1. ,.n , a.o _ -\l. o 1L1 1:_, .. rvl 'sc~ ,---11---1ii----= __ A. , l...z.Al ·, ,..,.__ ·1 1..T• I Total Operating Revenues l ~,;.o__ 66 I 9]._'7 , A 143 49. . _ 11 g_os Q.St 'Of ~ A~ " Operating Revenues - ,• ~ Per Cent o( Sales l ~. 17 ,.p - 2 ~ - ~- ~ la.I, 6 J. i _ , _ _ _ i ' 3 I • I I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, • aJ I -,,,,6~=~"""· . B,:L;=~=~- - i r 5 2 ~ . . . . 62 . • 1 1 -. _ 6 4 ~ 5 9 1 J 33 , 8 9S _ j ) 8 ...!. I _ l 6 6 L , I, 5 ; jJ I ' ~,:; 1 , 1 :u;_4 (l2JL I 9 h I ir, 1 I 2 4.elr: 1 1 fi!: '1'J"1 . J - i 7 l . ~ 12 OU I 11 F - P . B .. NOV 28 1917 --. • r a 11 ,, ( ~ �.-i-.... ~ .... --r.:__,,,,.,,_. -;:di' , -1 Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, ·191....7.._ E l even and for the .... S1:~re for the Month o,_f_ .=,,~.= .c:rr=em=·ibe= · :::.. r.2..,_ _..,. _ _ _1_91..7_. Comparative Statement-of Operations of !l!ono. Wash i ngton, 9-17-SOO •1• ·-,- --- -· ,, . .. ~ -- --- __ 7 11·· - _,;~~ .;HE MONTH - - __J_ 1 TH'.s Y E A ~! LAST YEAR . - - ·- l 6~~-sL;~~ I - j! TH1s YEAR FOR ~-H~ -;~RlqD - • ·- 6~~-eL~~~ LAST YEAR ~ = = = = = = : l = = ; = = : = = ;1 1 I i I -L_ - I I OPERATING BEVENUllS - ~A~:· -- ---- -···- __Charge~. _ __ . -•.---- ___..Coupon. _____ ___ - -11------ - - - I. l 244 7.2 li 1 019 I &i ! .225 08 I 9 681- t?:-1 - ·-- - - - - ---- - -~ _ .,.....,_ - ~. 1 34~ 77 I 4 ~05.6 66. • l F r r~ I 8 907 50 I "/73 91 I 41.3 05 ~ 18 563 56 j .1 5 137 ZO ; • 3 1426 26 1 89.6 60 ~ 43 7.75 15 33 274 . 3.4 1 l (J 1500 81 1 I ~ I- 7 960 79 1.. 6 ~26 oe .1 , 534 1s ~ 1.2 020 12 57 _3J.9_14 . 14 zoo r -~-· 6 228 4'1 l 540 25 I 58 931 ln 45 '377 42 t- 13 !if-~ 73 -1 6 768 '72 1 19.2 07 j. l 197 69 I _ 5 52 13 088 97 . ll 941 72 1 14-7- 25 -~ ·-- - 1 -- _ . _ Gross Sales __ _ Cost of :Merchandise Sold _ _ __Q_r-01111 Profit_frQ.m..$aJe§_ __ _ .MisceJl~l)eous ~~ings _ Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales - l 762 82 4 953 25 ' • - 2 i 10 ~ 1 , ,a11 , .,, , , Q? i:-ci ,~ es r- !'i ~i; ._ _ I 1n , , nt;; 7 '70 1 15..o ~r~ --3~4Ja 1 1z 100_ 02JL.11 9-.4_9 4_g.J ,n 2- 3.,,6 1 A t:.. ?n n I I 2J6_jL_::::i-f = =F OPERATING EXPENSES I l\iAINTENANCR: 384 00' - ·-· _32, 14 --- ..,_---iR1----= S=tor~<!g§. and Fixtures-Renairs ~ - Store Bldgs. an,d F~xt's-'Qgp_r_~ciation ____ ~- ~ P 6.0.. ~( __ .20 _69 _..... . . 7 ..:.. 7J... _ J::Iorses-E..e!!~wals_ ________ _ _ _ ~1..__2· _ ..QthtLMaintenaOC(LExilfil)s£s _ _ 27 1 ~ 5 Total Maintenance 431 7 6 53 23 tO _ Vehicles and Harness _ _ _ sELLlJSG nxPnNsns: 173} _75 \\ L'lG I L78 l f _ §alc;__smen and _D~liv~ri~ StpreSupplies _ _ AdYestising-_ S,ta_\Jle ExQen_ses_ _ _ \ _ Garag~ ~XQ!'ln1es. _ \.'l.9. \ .. _ Qthe~ §elli!!g __!::3 pe~~ . •Total Sellinrr Exnenses II _ _ I _ =~.... ,- 378 5Z , --- 1Ji8 09 _8 ,..7 2 _ -~ 25 00. \ 3..13.9 r19 _ _ 26 00 SJ:!Pyinteodence . __ ____ _ _1i.-.._ _lQ6 l 'L 1 !~a 906 85 430 62 L_jl7_S 3pJ I ' 1193 .52' 45 '9"4,i . 275 00 11 ~ 2.Ql 8..l 1 A'I L9.8.._I _ I I _ 104 32.. _ _&-50 j)Q_ ~ ~z ~ II 648 51 I I 1, 9858 ,I - .17 04 FI , -rp .\ 9494 . 28 90 275 QO I _ __ .8 5 . _ l 223_ -98 J 4,p _o_o ,_ 2_ ~9fi 00 : k I ~ p r ~ 11~ Q_6 2 8 83_Ll_9- 1 'rl 81 f _ Storek~p_!!sand Office Clerks _ _ _?9 ~ J>O 1,: ::- ~ :~4 I - • 1 ? a . n? . t 2 ,368 73 I ,l "/20 22 176 2e .J.1 7O ::I~1 226 6.6 1 1 Gl!NRCAL BXPBNS&S, l.8Jl 544 3_?_ __ 20 42 _ _ _ 01 ,.1 ~ - 02 I - 2 <:J11. 1:4 ! j • .l i"1t:.A 1 ?, l Jk ' I [ " :,. l ~ 141 99 _2 l95 , l6 81 ~9-....., . ~: _ 199 ~Q~ ,L,~- c.~. 1)-.W~cl~l£!!.~nd Janitors - --- . 2 32.. J5 9.0 I 7 05 . 1. 15_ -. ii:"~.3 1-~!?tat~onery, Po~1se11n<!.9~~eplies __z.o_08. - __l l~ - - -1a _a5_! - - 311 62 1 26i_ 29 50. 3.3 ....---' .1184 _ jel~g~_Q~nc! Tu!~~~«:. :__- ---__5_ __8 ~55.. __ 2 _7_5_r - - _ _82 ..00 L _ _ 7.0 2Q_l l l. so__ -:i 1 1.62 _ !~a,!_er, Li~!~ a nd Heat_ ___ '-- _ _3.3 54 11 00 --22 M . r- - · 143 94 I 121.. 00 _, J?2 94 • 1 t/ Refrigeration __ • - -ti---- t- I - --n--- - + -+---ll-- + -- - ' --1L__- _ _ _ - - 1 - - i i - - - 1 - - 4 - - - l l - :....r - ' tl.8.6 Insurance __ _ _ _.7_ .92_ 7 Q ? __ _ I -87 .12·,1--_,_8_7_.12-1;....-+---_ 1_ _11_-t,....• !1~7 Other General E;.\'.penses 1 F. ~~ 9 E1 6 Ah 46 51 30 34 1 ~ 1 '1 I _ , . =. Total General Expenses 4-8 2 8 7 394 75 88 l ~J! 4 296 0'1 3 914 ~ 3 R1 QR I 1 ao_ I- f: I I Total Operating Expenses PURCilASES ·1 Jl. L-· r I I .. I f;;--- p. i3 DEC 26 19_17 • ---- ' -=-- • l. k �Comparative Statement of Operations of • 1'cm·o;tia■Jd.nd•D Store for the Month bf_ _..h.,. -ui,~eb-c:11•,._r_ ___;:____ 191..,..,' L. and for th1::..e_ _'l'w_,a ...l..Y11..1•..___ __._ . Mo.nths of the Fiscal Ye~r Ending D ecember 31, 191L 9-17-500 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH r ~!---T~ H- ,s - YE _A_R_ _{l__LA_ST_Y_EA_R--n--,N-C. B_LA_C_K--H--T-H-IS_Y_E_AR-:c-!i--LA_ST_Y_EA_R_~l--"'.".'",N'."C'C.~B~LA"""'.CC':':K--,lh:::i DEC, RED DEC. RED --1 OPERATING REVENUES I SALES: Cash . __.CJ1acge.d........___~ - - ~!r----1i-Coupou..-- - - - - - I I- l 881 63 1 48 46 l 817 .ao ~ 94.. Si' 7-4.0 <':2~ 51 8Si _ 5 3 ~ ~L st.1: 4 - - -· - - - - - - ---li- - - l - -- 1 - --11-- - ! - - - ~ - 11- 1 .a?n: ss , --4-- - 1 - -4,,- 2 M l~ 8 ~,1 8'1 J! 1 'l9 . . .12 3'25 lG ' 02 9 o'!t ---l- - +- -H- - -+--+----l~ --,f----+- ___G=ro ......s,J.....§aj_e_!>. _ _. Cost of Mercl1~u_djse S_g.!£!.. - - - -Ji...___,,.i..µ.u,.J;u.c;2io1--,:1---J...,J;l-l-<'l~ ~ 1--i..+-1-. :..... - G.IQ.SS Profit from Sa~L _ •n----li-_Mlscellan~ Earnmgs _ _ _ -- -11-- -l--__,~Li.L~l-- + --Al~lalWll-- ..:+-4-a- ..ll---+--"""~ 1----+.....--........q......t.U1"-tl - -~ Total O erating Revenues -iH 1 l OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE: .6] \ Store Bld~ and Fixtures-Rep~J£s_ _ _ ......~ 3 '-'- _ _ _ _169,I _.....filore ~Jgg~, _and Fixn.- J l~~g ~tion il!o9 _'Lsl>)<i....!'F!!..llja[!<"'- •• _ - -1 - -- _ S9 _33 ( 20 .62 o ~ l- ~_ _ .11'111 li.Qrser-:.ReJ1~)Ya}s____ _: ___ .. ___ . . . - - --·1., r Q.t;-~ait!.,t~na.!l.Ce_Efil).CJ}SJ:S 1---4- - + -4t-- - + -~ 4-!-!a!l-\ O.t.itL°W.ai.n.t.e1t~.n~~ • 1 f Ir - + - l~ ....¥::i~ - + - =Ul!..)j!......Jll~ --+-'= %t-':..¥.t Total Operating Expenses 0 rg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Taxes) Per cent of Sales •_ _ Net Revenue (Exclud~ I _,, Taxes Estimated ret.lncomeJLo.m. Oneration'------!f- -""+o-l-0-~t-ll Per Cent of Sales PURCllASBS 4 733 so 3 033 o, 1 700 43 68 341 51 608 72 Auditor's Office, ~ . , o r : t l a n d . , O r e . , Feb,23' 191.lL.. I - , • L • __,.,4-M~ ��~ODO • _ _S tore ,or 1: Januar,r _ _ _ _1n__ 8 Comparative Statement of Operations of _ ___,•..__1faadllJ18'1on _ ____;:;.__ _ t b e M onth o f------'=-===..__ 1 and for th"'-=-_ _ One_ ·_.__ _ _ _Mont~ of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191__!_ 9-17-500 Jr T FOR THE MONT~ -• - - • - Fc;;R THE PERI O D ~ · - -=- - l'---T-H-,S-YE_A_R_ _,r_LA_ S T_YEA _R_..,1:--,-N-C.-B-LA_C_K_.....1-_T_H-.S-YEA_R _ _o _ _ LA_ST_Y_EA_R_ DEC. RED . - - rt _.,.._ _ ,N~C. e-LA-CK-e--lr DEC. RED I , 'I -- I -- r - /-_ . f ·OPERATING EXPENSES . I I 2C 64!' . - -- ;, 111 88 li e 00 29 4r9 16 'I 50 J.6.. 1'5 .. r ., 9% m ~' 1 CM& 97 1'4. 1 ... I 604 ' 66 1 ~ M 1.t 1 fUUl A1 ~ n ~ 'I~ QK ~A. ~ ,u ,~ A."4:1 Q'J 03 ~ 6 9M 00 I f 92 lS 9(1 85! 50 . ., 6 10'l 4E 18 90 26 13 l"ihi! ' 390 74 ., ,0 . All:. 11 4'1fi 85 8M 876 s, ��<.: C-omparath·e St~tt.:111t.•11t of (.')pcratfons of_---!!~~OIIO =~•-•=•= llh =•:...__ _ _=St:ore for the Month 6,.__f_-_ ft _ b_r-.rz _ __,.' - - - - - - - . . and for th.__.e__.flro-=a.___ _ _ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 ,___.c FOR THE MONTH THI S YEAR I OPimAT ING REVENUES SALES, - - -- 940. 13 l 588 82 4 .005 85 LAST YEAR I INC. BLACK DEC. RED I J 2 131 57 1 1 63 I 131 494 M 3__ 94 • 2 161 53 168 58 2 59~ 951 l 6 . 75 10!l 0 45 .. 9 059 80 2 301 10 I / I10 988 18 l 525 ,,,, I l3 62 90 2 964 72 I 19 34 --8 -942 .68 2 776- 66·1 1 386 88 0 188 06 · 138 i39 l 2 3 56 :r I '3 2 30 0 0 2 ~36 96 I 2 046 60 36 ' 190 139 ,79 I 2 ~ 1 6 16 135 04 ?5 l ~239 88 2 964 40 THI S YEAR -- - --- _ Ca§h _ Chai:~ed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -.Coupon__ -·- I' INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD ✓ - 6 534: 80 G.ro~ SaJts_ Cost of Merchandise Solg_ Gross Profit from Sales _Misc_clla..11eous Eai::nin_g_s_ _ -·· Total O erating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales u 3 28 16 4 18 r r 2Jr- ~ I OPERATING EXPENSES 1\IAINTBNA."'iCB: 168 Store Bid . and Fixtures- Rewr§.. 20 64 20 62 - --·- Store Bl_g_ru;. and Fixt's-Depreciation Vehicles.and Harness.____ &ts~s~ne\valL _ _ _ SBLJ.ING E XPENSES: Stcm~_Supplics _ _ _ __ ~ 176 Ad,·crt.ising__ .. _ _ _ __ _ \ 1 l'/~' St:>,hle Expensc_s _ _ _ _._ }• 174 _ 1b'atm.taJl:rkPQ~ & 1',~ - 1 It· _1 P/9 __Other S~ll~g J'.::xpe~ ~ _ T Q.t<!LSclljng_E. enses --l __ 25 oo l - 12 ,30 ---n----tn'i'ii"Et-Ti~~- 25_ 90 ; 8S 76 _Rcfrigc_ra_t_io_n --------n--- ~ - -1-- - - - 1 , -Insurance t--"'-'lf-- Other General Expenses Total General Expenses 194 67 04 28 ✓ 16(99 1 I 211 '70 ~~ 153 .(l;g 734 69 301 - 1 377 55 60 05 60 oo I 3f 61 ! l~ f 25 46 1 I I I 31 -61 ~·- ..-,;;~T"iir--t-;J"IIJ"ll''}-,_-.,;+.----tn,.-..tx;ML- - +-i....t-..-,.·U--+-::---4-~ GENERAL BXPE;sSBS: ....,__.... _?uperintendcnce 102 05 8 Storekeepers and Office Clerks 3~0 QJ)_ W~£h~~'!~ '!d J~n_ito _rs_ _ _ _ _ _1_ __..,_ 72 . St~tpne!}'._~O~tageandOfficeSu_p,_elies ~ 8 h an~ Telephone_ 5 75 8 _ __ 2_g_!it and_!{eat 11 00 41 24 1 , - - - -I4 -f - - - -- - - - ~ . - - - . . . - : l'F.6 69 16 9., 293 19 115,\ 02 ! ......_ · - I ~ ~- - -111-11-..s,"4!--'0th.ctJ\1ainte.nance.Expenscs. - - -,~ _ _ _ __./' ---1+to.tal..M.aintena11..c.e_ 335 36 I ~'JI! (!,? : 355 98 555 98 -- _ - 110 64 .. . _ 2(0 9J)__ - 41 otf _6 50 I 8 59 ! .,o. oo 7~ --- 2a M: ..75 213 88 I 27 1 51 ~ rg~-1 -_ 38( O_O I 6'7-1!2 r _s~ 13 0 5 I 11 00 - - - - - - -if 13 - 96 61 63 105 00 - 1 -01 -- • 13 36 2 0°.0'41-'--+-~ .::: - - - -· 785 5 Total Opera ting Ei..-penses Opr . Exps.-Per Cent of Sales N_et_Revenue (E ~ n~ Taxes)_ _ Per cent of Sales axes Estimated ~~-ii-~ ·•i:~...lru:o..m_e_frQJ1l_Opcration PerCcntofSa~lc=s="-~~ - - -1r--f~~ 7 ~~:.._~~ ~:L.:11.:.......4 ~~~~r..:.-~~~ ~ (- -L~ ~ ~ lJ.:-.- l=-''-r"=-,,1-,--:1~. 1 199 11 , 1 98~. �and for th ___________ • Months of the Fiscal Year Endi~g December 31, 191_Q_ 9-17-500 J FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD LAST YEAR INC. BLACK THIS YEAR I :: LAST YEAR OPERATING REVID\'UES SALES: - C,!lsh_ _ Charged _ _ - - ~ - - - - - - I' CoupoIL - - - - - - · - · _ GrQ¥ Sal~s Cost 0Uvl~l'.fh1mdise_ Sold Gross Profit from Sales _Mj}~eJl;.me®s_Eawings__ _ Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent o[ Sales J , t= I I I[ r OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB: Store Bid . and Fixt~RepairL_ .:.....--1,--S...to::..r=e Bldirs. and Fixt's-Depreciationj _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Vehicles and Harness ________ _ ._ 11 ses Rene'\Y._al_§_ _ _ _ ii---~~1 - -H,..m:.. _ _ ....,~--11--P.ther..Mai.ntl:nam:e...E~penses._ _ __11,- ----11---+-0J11l M_ai11.t;.~ance n - - - - + - - - -- - - - -- - ..;----+---1----------+-----------· l 1 SBLLING EXPENSES, 4 S,?-lcsmcn and D~iverymcl}_ Store Supplies A<lvC'rtisjng Stable ExBen~es Garag:e E ~p.:mscs _ Oj:_hcr Selli•~ ~,wen~ _ - - - - i ! ---+--- t- -it---+---:-:-+.--i~--r.--=-+:-:--ii---!~e-:-+.--c-~i---+---,-,-+--:-:-~l---+:-----lf--:--ll-4~ota,l_~clling Expenses GENERAL BXPB~SES, __fuiperintendence ______ _ i..-_ _ _ s _to_rekeepers and Qffice Clerks _ Watchmen a~Janitors __ _ _ - i i - - - + - - · _ Stationery, Postage and OfficeSue£!i.es TeleK!:!ef.!..?-nd Tel~~g one __ .. _ W~t~ ~g~~.:;?d Heat _ _ _ . __ _ ~frigeration f r - - - - -~ u---u-'-In....;s;..cu...c ra....;n...;. ce ___ ___ I --tt----11--=0..::tl!_er~ Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses I I I I JI Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales II • ~ .fu:~~e_ (Exc~uc!_ing Taxes) __ Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated ·.c.tln.c.Qrn!?...f_r..9.,.,m.,_,, O~r~a!.l:t~io~n,___ _ _1!--+--lf--ll~ ---+-- ~ -~ ~---'---l---1~- -+---+:..._-l\..--~~;._:_4-_...j!---1f-- t--li Per Cent of Sales I [--,=~========!:. PuncnAsns Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., ___________ ~. , 19 ' ·'I �Comparative Statement of Operations of !'ono, W'ii!i! ~ mi and for th._____ _3_ _ _ _ _1\lfonths of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 FOR T HE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR OPJllLI.TING R1lVllNU1lS • I SALES: L l ~69 os j~ Cash __ - ~C.harrred.__ l- _Cou; \ 1 8_ 32 08 \! 1 _ _ _4_?J5 _ __ 2f? - - - -- - - - -- -.1-- I ~29 20 l I 333 8'1 3 I 367 50 - LAST YEAR I 3 200 62 2 _4:'1 98 ; . 498 ~l . A, . -59~ 6111 3 9.26 82 ,· 1 i ~7 i 5 , 15 62£1" 66 _10 125 69 839 85 --4---+--!1 __~ THIS YEAR 4 - - - ll - - - - 4 - - + - --f, - -- + - - + - --H-- ? 466 3 8 'I 5 641 22 1 9~ 16 419 28 1 6 '-~~~Co=s~il_1e~handise ~ - - ~ ~-= 6~~~ -5~ 1=8~ r---'4"-+-6~2=0-+-'3~0--tt-----1--t---7~7~4r8=8'"-1t-=-,--=...,_..-._____G=r=os'-s... P--=ro=fit;:;..(:.;.;ro__m_,_S=a=le=s-- - - -·t 1'11 2Q_ '.l_ 02Q 92 lt5.9 28 .%J . _ Gro~Sales _ _____ _ _ _ __ Miscellaneous Earnings _ _ Total Operating Revenues 0 i i 1_2 80 l 021 92 t==!~=o=p=ep=r:=:in~cg=e:=t=:~;;=~=~:=s== = = ~ ' ~~-~ 1""'6~ 8~ :tt:.:---=- - ~ 8 4 " L J --+-- Q. - -_2 ~ _ 169 _ Store Bldgs. and Fi~t'.§ Depr~ioI! Vehicles and Harness _ ~ -Horses . Ren~wals. ~ JO 62 19 22 20 se L__ 0-1: 1 - _'_. = ,-- Total Operating Expenses 18 6 2 7 22 _61 a~ Taxes Estimated 71 46 1 oa2 e1 Hl---f+----1.U:.t .J»CQmf:. from Operation Per Cent of Sales ff , 191-:..... I I I r l 914 25 11 6 0 rg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales I I' 66 79 9 45 150 88 I, 3_ 40 MAINTENANCE: Store Bid . and Fix,:tu=res=.:: -"""' R,=ep=a=irs:;.._..11 -- - - . + - - -i 1- 723 64 -+-----,l! - - - ~- - + - - - fl OPERATING EXPENSES 168 C: FOR THE PERI OD INC. BLACK DEC. RED �a nd for t hP~_ _ _ _ __ _ __ Moq.ths of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191___ • _ Gross Sales __ _ Cost o[ Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales _______,.___Miscellaneous Eaminu;.2_ _ _ _ _--1!--+---+--l~--+-- -+- --41-- -+ - - + -~ ;.--+--+-~!-- -+-- + - - l~- - +---+- -i Total O crating Revenues L_ ..-Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales • t t = = = = l i = = = ===:i===t::I= = = r - = = = i f - ~ ~~ = = = t = = l t -· -=t===r-~ ~ ~ OPERATING EXPENSFS l MAINTENANCE, Store Bld s. and Fixtures-R ,.::e ==ir,..,s'-----14---'-·-+---n----+Store Bldgs. and Fi?£t~s. ~epreciation.=- u---1~-n----n-- V....,.eh=icles and Harness ... _ __ I\ _j;iq_[_sfili-Ren~iilii_ _ _ _ ___ _ __ ___ _ _ _ L Ml--ll-~h.er...M__<!..inte_nruJS:~E~P.,enses. __ _,.......u--+---+----11----4----4----1!\ ..__4-_ -+_ T_Q_taLrt[ainJ~llai:t~e 1 ---4,_ _4-_--+_ _0 _ _ _-+----+--11----4---+-----j SELLING EXPENSES, 11i\ _Sales1p~ and D~lj_yer)'men Store Supplies _ - =---:.. ~ \~ - - - - 1 1~ -~- _ • .- .Adwrtising ~table Expenses . ------=--=-~-== _Gara_g~ Expcns~ _ . _ _ _ _ Jt l_ t-- __Qt her S~ling_~e.£_!1s~------¼l---+.,,.......-t----i>---+----+--<►--+---+----1;..--,4---+---4t-----l.......- - 4 - - ~ 1 - - - - + - -.,_-!,I-' ,·r-· ~ I i\ : 1:o.taj_S:;...:c,;::,ll=in=g~ E;,;;~== en=s;;;e;;;, s=====fl====i~=::;===(i===+=--=~~l===t== ~ =t.===t==¼==r:==.t==~=:.i}::=z=!=::=~=46:"= I GBlliBUAL EXPENSES, Sunerintendence ,__ Storekeepers and Office Cle_rk_s_ _ _-l, Wa_!fhmen and J3mitors ________n.... __ __ ___ _ _ ___ ~tationery,_~!!geand OfficeS~e!.i.~n- --+-..:...,1-----if---t---•-t _ _ - --~,~--..J-- _ Tele a hand T_el_e..._ Q_h o_n_e_ _ _ _ -1;,---+---t---u - - - + - - - - + - - n • - - - - t · -- 1 ' - - - - - t - - - 4 - -li - - Watcr, Light and Heat I Refrige_ration - - - .... - i - - -i :i - - - - + -·- ~-r - - -- - - - - -·-1t---t--+---,ll---t- - 1f--llf--- + - - + - - t''· --4----1---JI--- . J - -+ -·--- Insurance Other General Expenses Total Gc.neral Expenses Total Operating Expenses □-[I Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Exc~~g Ta_x_·e~ s)___11__ Per cent of Sales - -t-- -t-- il-----:,-....-+-- ~f---t--f--11----4--f--ll----l !;QJ~.1.ro.m Operation_ - - --;1---t-- + --ll-- -11--+--~l---+--1--ll----4- - +-~l---+----l---lf--+-- t --tt:--r Per Cent of Sales PURCIIASES Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,,____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _·, 19l _ . . ' I �-~ Comparcttivc S tatement of Operations of__.'l'._.onllD.lle-.,.-•-•bu.tA1n11,,1gt,~n-.1.,___~store for t he MonthoC f :l:&ljfJ)l~U~:'::::::=:::::.=:=:2:::=-=-. . . and for thP"'-_.f....~..u..•----------Months of the Fiscal )!ear Ending D ecember 31, 191_8__ ~ : . 7 '- I h-- FOR THE MONTH _ Tt I SALES: 1 0&1 ar, i1 ____l 2 068 60 ; Cash ....Charged__ __ ,..,___,,_,Coupon .:___ __ I ----u---- - ----·- \l 4 aa1 1.0 . 1 --- - - _ _ FOR TH E PERIOD 8 ' ae2 9s 1 1 t27& 85 I· 1'1s 81' · '136 95-jt 5_203 67 ,f-18_, 165'l1211 286 15 _1~ 01s ss s eae 95 1 ·~~ ~ 859 e6 , 4 202 ~o 7'11 75_ (f C. === LAST =-"""' YE =AR~ ;::s = =b~~ ; :=·· L; =;:= ~~ ==ff=== TH-==== •s Y=EAR~ l : =LAST =;:= Y =.= EAR= t =r OPERATING REVENUES ( 9-17-S00 ~ sa I l i 4'53 54 11 4 2 ,, I . 21' 18 ' '..I6J .~. l.\ 619 ·r Operating Revenues v ~ =:!l===P=e=r =O=en=t=o=f==Sa==le= s======::::!l===l=!~ - :!:!!5~ ~-==---=-~ =-1 '1 7 1-· I _ tL2 2~ OPERATING EXPENSES 'I . ~ . .161 l\lAINTBNANCB: Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Re airs 1 \1& \17.0 1 Store Bldgs. and FJxt..'.,s-=:PeRrerj_ation Veh,ic_les_andJi.arness _ _ _ ' 1 _ lioJses~e,ngwals. _ ~ L other Maintenafl.C.!: Expenses T~tal.Malntenance • H:· I ! _1L___ 'I I SBLLI~G EXPENSES, ':ll===;o=-?:2'20~- 58 !!.?!!:ft:= q = , , ~ oe ~ :=..;~ 1 1 Advertising _ _ 1'1 U 100 17 13 32 .50 32 50 l 'l9 10 \ ; \J.'16, 1 __ • ll'l ~ble Expenti! _ _ ~- _ C \17t. , _ , .,_ a ,er _! 'ldie 1 25 00 [ It1 11 ] - 'lJ ,21 32 50 1 !100. 00 781 _ s&r6li _ 32 6806 - ~- 1-61= iOJ - Oi.!:ln ~- 0 .. : GENERAL BXP.Bi'\SES: t fj , •j - 121 _ t 1s, sz Ii _ .se _ 1 297. 1) _ 60 100 0.0 20U l jt'19 ' _Other Se . Hing E~ens~ Total_S,,llinsJS,p,n•::.:aec:: s = == =ll== ~Dl"l:~!4.li-= =!:.l2 _5,i ~ 1 ~ . ~ 1'13 SalesrQen and_Delivery_!!leJ!_ ____ i I;l 1'15 ~ Store Snpplies - - - - - -n 19 .=~ 99 6.5 I dence rs and Office Clerks I .lj~185 .,__..,.:.;.:= _ - ➔t--·-t-- -~cLJan_it_or_s ____ _ +n~,_,.~~ S~ca~tionc£Y.J Pos~ge and Office Su.~li__ esc..i,--+-..., i t---'-◄TeLegra12h fil!dJE~one_ __ _ ---◄~-•-~-vv~1-\\tater, Light and Heat Refr~eration - -- - -- - -.. Insurance Other General Expenses _ _ Total General Expenses 1 __ ---- ll 35 t-'- -137 83 r- l~93 ~ _ -5 7.l. 35 00 .9'l0 .001I 760 00 l - .210 0. _J '1G I l l 95 1~7-,,__~ _ 1 _ 2~ ~0 · _____ 2 I 44 00 ' - -~= - Total Operating Expenses I_QQrg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales fl--f---=N~'e:.!:...tRevenue (Excluding Taxe_, s)____ r;.......--1 Per cent of Sales axes Estimated ~et Inq)Jll~~m_Operatio.=n_ ___,,_ _ ___ Per Cent of Sales ,_.t-...,;1-L--!Sl'G-J-OJ-lF----!--,IL.&.-..fl.CH!:__..A-l"4lltu+!AIG~~ ......r..~ ~ PUB.CIIASES . , 5 '796 26-. 343 0 1 20 811 4-1 PonladAOngon, Auditors Office,~lns 1111111;"311 , l•• ~- - - - · 191-JL. - Ii 20'-J __..,___-1-_.,,..+--➔.~--t--+--11-- Gross Sales _ _ _ __ _ Cost of Merchand~ Sold Gross Pt:9fit from Sales "'fi---+1 _ Mll;cella~ous_E~rnfogi; Total O erating Revenues '-Ii - - - - - I --- ----- �ond for th"'C--'...;:; . :.~""~•'-"------MO?ths -' of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191...G_ 9-17-500 ' - FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR f---T OPERATING REVENUES FOR THE PERIOD INC.BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. ·= RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC.BLACK DEC. RED I I SALES: _ Cash_ _ Chargc.cJ.._ oupon_ _ --- r - ___ .Qross Sales ----- ------ .... ------· _£Q_s_t.9f Merch~di.§~_$.Qld ~-- Gross• Profit from Sales ----Miscellaneous Earnin~ . Total Oeerating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales - --- ----. 4:•-- ·---- : - .. -' , ~• - 1 I_ - -~. - !.' ~ OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, S ore Bld . and Fixtures-RcpairL.-n--+---i - --11-tH~-......i--== S=tore Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation ~chicles and Harness _ __ 1u1H!-'--....;o'.1-....4Jor~t=Re_n~yJiJl;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Q_th_e_r_~aintenanc;:e__E.J(_p~nse_s_ --~l--+--4--~---1---4---4,--~---'+--➔----~--~-,'---+--"-=:.,l-'-'~o---+........;--i-~-11 otal_Maiotma...,._ .:!==z=c:: ....,·/:' il-li..;.....'.....:.i' I: n SELLING EXPll!I.SES: • Salesmen an_d_D~l_iveE)''.!!£!_1 Store Supplies _ _ _ _ _ __ Aclvcrtising )~table ~ xp~nses _ . ,,_ ___ . ~ IF ·I iii"r. . _ , _ C::rr,t~ L).:i!SllS"..: • _:__ _ _~ _ __ I Other Selling Expenses - T.._-;;-t~l 1).elli~ '-::i: E=x'='e;;;.n,.;;s.,, es= ===~'l===l--- ► ~n - Su erintcndence ,i--a_ _s,;.;: to ~r:..:e;.;;:k.;;.;;eepers and Office Clerks Watchmen and Janitors =------ILl-~l-...;;.•~f---==StatioEery, Postage and Office SuPJ lies .l,ll-'---ll---=T~elegraph and Tele,e_h_on_e_ _ _ _ _il-----!-\;l.'ater, Light and Heat --- 1r ~ • - - - ..:.. 1.'1 -LL - - · _... •• -~ r "'I!" --- -- ·- , ]-- __ ....,. ..... ,, ---'1r--'--:1-- - - - -- -- -·--··- .' .,i..._1 !---11--:..: K~gevenue (Excluding Ta_xes) ___ Per cent of Sales -u·--r---t--•ll----f--+-~-~l---+---;;--+-,-~1----l-----i...:_..11 - - -+-- + - -41---1f---'+---II-- . Taxes Estimated) . 1 ' tt--~-1.)·ru~.QJlle from Operation • ·, ,, Per Cent or Sales ==-----1r--t-...:..:+---½r--f~-'-+-t-ll---+-·..,i.+4 -U---+--+--ll---l--+'.:.-:.-u---f.,__t---ffPUllCDASBS • ' --- �rcnto • . 1 l i h - - - .. .,." .... - ~• ' l.i·•~ .,..... ,: ·Store for- the.l\lfonth. of.· Comparative .Statcmetl t of Operations of ,,,. V' - =---=. 191"!"'°_ and for th1::..e_ _....;·.;:;F.;:;tve..:...;:;._ _ _ l\1:onths of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 19L..~9.- 17-500 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR L'AST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR -- ~ ~r = INC. BLACK DEC. RED r-I OPERATING REVENUES SALES: ~ sJ1 - · _ Coupo.n._ - ---- OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, . 17 StoceBldgs. and F;xtu,~)ls.,.i!:,_____ ~ 01 -1""18 ~ _ hides and Harness___ - --11~4'1~-0Jse~ Rene\Y._als ---- - - · - L OJ:MJ..M.s.i ~~ ~E~_p~n§J!,-,,s__ _ I\ Total Maintenance 3 : ·_ PUBCIIASES 9 842 _ 22 __ 19 ::t -1--........j--=--1+--- ' -- - ,-i-,.=-1,.----1-----1--- u - - --k-l= -6-"4-9,..9---l~........:.--1-- - = ~~ 20 58 JeUncomeJ rom.Qopatio~n.__ _7 t---➔..r.:~~t.4i....-~~J~...~ I Per Cent of Sales LJ ~ -· ... --1~--+---,-,,-4-----U- - - 23 63 l \ll 66 ~ _ _ _ __ _ - _t 3 06 ~8 56 120 23 2_ l'- �9-17-500 F OR THE MONTH 71 ~ FOR THE PERI O D INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR T HIS YEAR T HIS YEAR LAST YEAR ===!t====--=-=====r OPER.ATING REVEt~.S I SALES, ___ ~ _C.ash. _ --lj _ Cb.a.rgc-d________ _ _ _........upon..- - - - - - - - - - F- --- · - - -__ --__ -- -tr Gross Sales ___ L 1__ __£c0st..Q!...Mcrchandise Solcl_ _ _ 1~·-~--.;+-.:..-.:---+---+-~i---+--t---1----+--+-·-➔---+--t----11---t---t---t, 1 ---11---lisccllancous.Eamings _ __ Total O eratin Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTBNANCB: l 11---"""""'""'..a..d~.ru.ll:kt\1~=&,.....,...,_,__r~--,..,_~.......~Store Bld~dFixt'!i_-Depr__g<;iation ,,___......,__ehicles.and.Ha01ess _ _ _ _ _ _ - --n---+---1-- ------- -11---~~w,!l'aes::::.Renewals_ ______ _ otal..Maintenance I S BLLir-G EXPENSES, \. • ~.SalciinJcn and Delive~•meQ . _ _ _ .~: Store Supplies _ _ ___ _ _ 1_ _ _ 1 • ~~l Ad,·crtising _ __ . Stable_Exp~nscs . _ _ _ __ • L Gar:igc Ex11ense§. _ __ ___ Other Selling E_..,.n.c_l } s ~ - -- - - - - - + - - + - -o - - - 1 - --1,----1·1 - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1 • - - + - - - + - - . . . i - - - - 1 - - - + - - - 1 1 - - - - - + - - - . , ~ ~ = ~ = ~ l = = = i a=== :,0--=a=#'c=-=~ q.;::==fl,======:.:.:i:,c::,:; ~ JJ..S.e. G llNERAr, EX l'ENSES, Su ·otendence Storekee,r.ers and Office Clerks - -- - ~Watchmen and anitors _ ~ ~~.tiQ..Q;~I)'. Postage '!_~d Office S,..U~P.. P...cli.. es....11_ _ _ _ _ _ _1l-- -l - -- •t-•- - i l - - - ~ - - 1 - - - 1 , - - - i • _, Telegraph and Telephone --,:~-+-----' r-' r •._ r ,_ , u- -- t - - - - i l -- i t - - - - - + - - - + - - # - - + Water, Light and Heat_______ • 'i •, -.....-..--...~- ___ I --- - --o----- -fr- ;i---,r--'R - 'e.; ._fri""'"'"er.cac;.t1·o_ ..:. n_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _-it-_-+---J--lf---+---ll--ll---l----+---l[_ 1 - - - - 1 - - ~ 1 - - -- - 1 - - - ~ 1 - - - f - - - i . - ---1i Insurance Other Gen__eral ~X.Qg_l}~e=s~ - - - --n-•--+--+--n---+-·: r Total General Ex enses Total Operating Expenses -□ ,-:I l I I II ·, I {--1 ~ ; I ' r. r . PURCHASES r· •' ' ; / ,, ,. ., ·, ': .... , I r, ( ~(\· ', 1 8 , 19L:_. 2 •r;t , ..., I , �., ashingloa llnion Coal Company #CO M PILED FOR_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ §TO BE U S ED FOR "SPE C I AL" S T AT EMENTS ON L Y. _ _ ___.,,JcoRRESP. F ILE No._ i _ _ _ _ _ __ -===..•== = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = , N AME O F C LERI{ SAL ARY D I T IME 11 1-i M 11 COST NAME O F C L ERK T I ME SALARY 11---.----.---ll D 1-1 M I COST •I 'I i ~ I I -ll r· • - I' _.I_ - f l _II__ -1 -I l - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - l ~ - - 1 - - - , - - - 1 - - t l l - -- - -- - -- - -- - - - - i [ -- I- - ~ I II I -- - ' I ' �l and for tl1P.__ _S"-lz =-"-_ _ _ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191--8.. t 7 H • 9 - 17-SOO ~-FOR THE MONT H i=:oR T HE P ERI OD t C r--- ;== · = = = = = = = = = = = = ;i:a=-= T=HFIS= Y=EA ~F R ==:af,== LA~f' ST = Y= EA=r= R==!i=i== ~~=r ~=-e=i.;=~r= ~ = ~ =T =H 9=l= S =YEA =r= R=~:===LA ~ ST ===Y -=E=A;= R==#=== ~=;: ~~ =··= eLA =R~ ; =~= ! L l = t I 1 I OPERATING REVE!,'llllS I SAL RS, _ _c=as_h _ __ _ _ _ __ Cha(g_a j__ ! ( 940 ~ l 116 /10 Ji I _ !76 28 I_ G 86? !O) ~ Ji _169 !~ 11 _2 469 182 lj~ ~2 01_0 32 _449 50 _ l ~ 661• 5~ '. ,8 8/J.l 08 : =:~::~_ ou_ p.oa ___-~~--------1,t~~- .22 r 5 _r -4 337. "15 __ 585 O.Q~ (-_g_6 106 57 ,g_g_ 5~9_ ~_Q__ 1 1 Gross Sales 8 499 27 '1 288 49 1 210 '18 4'1 35 80 36 520 75 -.-.----= C=ost of Merchandise Sold _ _ 5 '13 'is 4 775 41 - 1 198 3? - 58 754 60 - 28 73'1 16 Gross Profit from Sales 2 25 4,9.; 2 615 08 I 12 41 581 20 'I 783 60, _ t .~ 21. --· 85 l 2 526 .,.- lb...-2 613 _j} 4<?- j 8 95 . 12 81 1L 8 590 15 - - -_-M-.i"s~-J-la-ne-o-us_$_a_m_i_ngs.-_- : : : : : : - - - - 1 Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales - i - r'l 7 4 8 l 39 93 5 82d ~ _3 5_~6 67 10 815 05, 10 017 45'- 4 50 7 788 10 ' 34 ~ j29J'I I 'f /1 -j/ 797 60 - - 45 "" 802 05 c-1: ' L""T ( -- l~ OPERATING EXPENSES i MAINTENANCE, 4 84 Store Bid . and Fixtures-Re airs Insurance _Other Gener~enses _ Total General Expenses 949 38 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excl~Jng Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated) H+---,1--..;.;N!.l<lt IncoJ!1e from O eration Per Cent of Sales . , 22 123+12 123 59 47 52 1 -3115 2 342 1~2,-f;------lr-=,:-:=r--:'~i 2'1 98 Total Operating Expenses ✓ • :.&.,:iguat S t: e;l:;] 211 39 ., 4 1 10 1 11 10 3 4 198 58 5 8 99 199 57 3 724 92 28 8 5 ., 4 971 03 868 00 39 707 40 32 750 16 1 'I Portllm4 Oregon a,, o., 737 99 11 2 4 103 03 Audit or s Office. Qlu.J anae, l8§l ~2 66 87 PORCIUSBS t 18 ~ 1:i:::=fl==t=:=2=l=i= 4 ===U=::::::;::==1=3~ :~ .- 8 L • , 19t.::.._. • C~c.pll~ t.ly ,• r·1, " k~d b · · ----- ---· ·-···---- -·- • ! t r TyP1: ,;·· ------------- -- --· ··•~ 1• ••1•. ,i Pack by , __1\. ____• -·--· •"~''---- • i:tlrin: Verlf!ed by____ _,{/(:__ ❖ • lv.:~l,rd with Formo - .• • ···· · - I •• ••rt 1 -- - -- - by ______ _ .... ..... .. ...__.. . . ~ -~-!~;t --.... �and for t~1"'----~------Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191_!!_ • 9-17-SOO FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR I, LAST YEAR I_ INC. BLACK DEC. ' RED ~I I = = / l = = = = = ===#===.===r====!l===;==r==~l==:;==a~F==i==;::==::ll==;:=;:==ll====;;::;==;=:c=!!=:F 1F I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, ___ _c._a..sh_ .Charg,1:U.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - . __I, ....-Coupo,u....- - - Gross Sales --Jl-r- ______ _ -....ll---!~1-..·~r&l.mruli!i..~olci.._ - - --tt---+---1---1+-----+-~_...-n.........---1---i---1~--+---1----11---+ - --+----11---+--~---41- DI --1 ' L~ ij us.Ear.ning,..______--tt----1f----i--u---1--.......;,---o--+---+--~t---+-~--+---11----+----+--t~-+---+----i _ _l • Revenues _L L:--~ - - \ Total O Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales ij I I- l LD OPERATING EXPENSES 1- .. I ,~·r _J . MAINTENANCE: Store Bld s. and Fixtures-Repairs Store Bldgs:.A_n d Fi2-t's-D~ru:,_e£Lation ~ ,i-----i. e 1cles. aruLHm:ness ~:=E..ene.w.al,.,.________ 11______....., er Maioteoaor.e.Expense•..__ _-tt----+-- - - + - - n - - - + - --+---n- - -+---+--~--+---+--•n----1,-- +-- ·H-.,..---+--+---1;.I_ o1al.Maintenance SELl.lNG EXPENSES, · - --= S i!_!fil;J.11.e_n~pcl Deliver1tmen_ _ _ __ 1--"---'-'-'11----Sto.r.e $upplie~ . I ''d vect,1smg •• 1--. ~ S_table Expenses G<!rage E·,peJl]i£S ___ --\ - F- _ O_tJ11ir S_s!l\i!1g]':~e::::ncs,:.:e=s - - - - ---fl-----l--+-- H--·--+---,f----lli-----l---+--.'\.--4-----1---!i---t--+----ll---..:......i---1---1: =t===l?==1i===~=~;==~==:l==l=~~==i=-=""4~==¥=:c,:/:,==l~==~=:=:t==:a!i=~ (';=!===T:!:::'.iP. !::!ttt.·a~S-~el ::: :Ji:::a: ,:. n~ E~·:l:!="lliaa:e-n~=-se~s======l!==?= GENEUAL EXPENS ES: Su erintendence Storekee ers and Office Clerks . Watchmen and anitors · - :.....,..lt----+---t- --l.~ - - + - -.:..:..1....;;....-ei, Stationer, Posta eand OfficeSu lies Telegraph and Telephone • •r Water, Light and Heat I • - + . - - - - ~ - " ' - - - -- - - - - - - -H- -.J....4--_.....,.._ - - ~ · ~ - •·--<~- - • Refrigeration Insurance ........__ _..,,0.J.,h_er General Expenses Total General Ex enses LI Total Operating Expenses 0 r . Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding-'Taxes) Per cent of Sales axes Estimated PURCIIASE.S r, , ,; -l~--t~.....:..-f;......,,,-.jf-......;+:,;1'~~'4~~ ~~~~--t---+-~~-~~+ '~·-:--1~·~ ~~--l'---~:........~1---+--I-----II~ ~J.--4 1-....J:~'t...lru:ome.ltom..QRw~·! Y.U..__ _ Per Cent of Sales II .8 __ ~,,, , l �Comparative b~futcment of Op':ra:tions of and for ..--, Seven --"?-• Store tor the Month ot_.= ......,..=--.ia.,i~~=:......=.1 . - y ~=='!'=~ Months Ende.~d----"h-'.~l.y __ 3=1'---__191~ Compared with Corresponding· Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH - /~cg,T, L_ - .- -~=P= E=R=A= T I=N =G= RE = VENU~: =-.:i!===r====;==~,!-===r==r===tt===,= - ::i,===ff=="i==f==il===r====F=tt==•==t= =-==!:r -., P:: l I1 SALES, -n- -----i,__c_as_h _ _ __ _ _ _ _ I __]. Charged 2 tlH QS_(_ 4°-3 1 1• -J l -1 ,.f 1: -ll------11-C _o_; upo =-n - -- - - - - - - i i\ Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales :Miscellaneous Earnings ll r: ---- - .FOR THE PERIOD J l - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - , 1 1 - - - . , I N " " C : : - ."'BLA,-.-;;-C-;:;-K--!l------1r--------tt--; l -;:;N;::-C,•B"lA"'C::;::K::---jr1-:,. 'THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED 1 ...- '-fl"----.ll~!V:!I +V - ' -- -tr t ~ -- - 4 ' ~ ~ -- l - - --+-,t!l;.fJ.-11---,.-+-- r ....__'tt-_-1-_.'+--'-=-i t - - - + ------~~:r- Operating Revenues Per Cent, of Sales 'I - - - ! OPERATING EXPENSES I Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Re airs - = t t =~l'=!V==i! f k l II Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Maintenance Expenses Post -!m-~·=tt---=~ I MAINTBNANCB: tatio,ne .6"'--• nd Office Supplies hone . Other Genera! Expenses Total General Ex enses I i=l===l!==T,;,,o;,;ta-=1::,.;0;,£p,;;cr,ating :;; Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Pcr Cent. of Sales ~ / }f -;---tt---,N::-e _t_R_e_ve_n-:--u-:::-e..:.. (E_x_cl_u_d•_·n.::. g _T_a_ xe_s):_·==~-/,- _,~ ~¥, Per cent. of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation I Auditor•s Office, ~ ! ~ ~ · ~ · · ······.S.ep:t......6.........:............•191)1... �Compared with C~rresponding Periods of Previous Year Gross Profit from Sales _ - · .. Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,.-···- ~- -·······-··;~- : ........- •···················• 191.::.._ �Compara live Statem ent of Operation; of tfono; 1"ield.U,oa Store for the M onrn 01.____,..__ - ="=""=-- ~ - 'f a nd for- •-i .,gh"""t..___ _ _ _Months Encled Compared ·with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year ,:- il ~=-------:-·-- =~- - --~ =-- - -;;;;~ :;-H; -MO~TH- - - ~CCT. : ~ l=·M··====- - =~ FOR THE PERI OD INC. BLACK DEC. RED L AST YEAR • IIJ.:.l ~- - rl~ INC. BLACK DEC. RED TH IS YEAR l I t sA~: _______ __ . L _<;hargcd - - •! ---1 1 = _ - In'i ll! ..1611 9 2 j _ 6 as 42\ 2 l-~1, 60 : d 69 11 4 210 81' -- 1'1...82~.U 1469 153 _13113 -4.8 - 6- 338 o,;i 4, ~I· t 6-25!l -112j 70 1- 36 051 17 - 38 3 4,S' 5- 688 12 3 .61 - -4 6l.l ,1r 7 -~68 611. 34 35 - 69121 ,\ - Coupon 1 Gro~S,los -· Cost of Merchandise Sold - ~ross Profit from Sales --_ l 180: 60 ~Iisccllancous Earnin _ 1___4.1 7 __Total Opcra:ting R~enucs -= _.,__ '"""" l f1 §5 6 ~ ~...,..i... 1 , \32~ 4 ' 1\ Operating Revenues 1 _ ·" Store Bid . and Fixtures-Re airs 1 1 26 _ ; _,6 _ . t - 9lli.--1r;;~t-OO -53 ~ l 'l1;.. Su_pnli_es ·- --- - ·- - - • ~'li Stor_e Ad\!,rtising . ___ ___ . •.. I • • ' .), j ..,, 17 .. Stab.le F.~:pcnsei;_ , __ __ ~ --+-~ la8l I I I 2 I 4 __ll 2-6 \~ .l·-+--d"'-+' I 1 -l..'J.!,-◊ther_?elling Expenses l-·-i . \I .,J•t>SS<ll;ng_Ex~,~ --- _18 34 r 2S O(t 2 1811I I _ • 2'1-5 Refrigeration 1Ill::c ;--' ·- -. - ··-. - - 2 I, 1 : ij _ ,- I ~ I _J[ f 136!53r -3 b57 2-1 ,_ 44 16~ l I t :.:8 ~, _ _ 1 •lo-t'lv--tt- - t -- . H ~ - ~- - - l - - Ocher General Ex nscs Total 9'1'""..L§ ~ ~' - _ - ..-11---1- r--~; 9JL 914 I9 2 t-1 . 1- r99 6 . I l 95"8 . 04 .1 690...00 •__ ,, 1- = - - - - ~ 2Q.. _J 200 00 ~44 ~6 " 1 -- ~ 00 Total - ~-.-:- O~rating -~ ---Expenses - ~., 11-!i--+---'-l-="f;_. E_·x,_ps_.-_Pcr c~~,-Sa_lc-:s ---tt---t---"---t.,,._-11-- 1__,,~ t~.:venue (Excludi~~_!~x!_St _ . --~· J 59 ; i _1 _ 42 ii 15; 60 - ~ . . L l l l ! ~ ~ ~ t" - - - - 1 1 - - t- I 1 ! - I11~' ,446 -~- ·- l~-' ~' l •1· • 13 ~,99 I 200 po ~ Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Clerks \\"atchmen and Tanitors .. Statiqn.1?.ry,J~ostage amLQffl.c~ Suppli.e .. _ Telegraph and Tel.cohon,, , _ __ 18iJ, .Jl!s.1:!!'ai:i~<:- -- - .J , l.8 '; l 00 i- _. ii 42. --.-~ - ,U 221 .. • I 115~34 :1 1 :I G BSERAL HXPBKSES, -¥J.:8dl I - j- 2 3 _~i ______ QS, ·, - _ ~- 6_7 , ,.. ---1 1641_7_6 II __ _3 ~ 3-r _ 371 70 - 3 00 _ .. _ 1 ,l:f _ ~ g . h p e r __"-.?wi.ne _ ·, -..>-1...- vc 43&-8?-1~o11r:3-r,1, "J-+ ui r ii - · , 1100 ,2,1 - - 312( 68! J.l l9 - -9 ! 90.~4 ·- t - - --t--' 54! __ 14 74_l __~ r8'>11-- -+--v-i~-tt1 \_ _ 1 33? 22 11 !29, 93 .9 9113 . -= _ 1 .2 20 rl . I Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-DcP.rcciati.qn _ \"chicles and Harn~- - _ _ _ _ _ I 1 Q_ - - + - - .-f.:l:"t-r-- 11-' · ��Comparative Statement of Operations of • •wwt • -1wwww and for_ _JU. _ ne _ _ _ _ _Months Ended 5tor.e for tfie Montlf ol-: ..= - ~w~ • , ~ ~ = -==- 1 8ept• 1'er 30 191..L • Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year - • ] -~- . FOR TflE MONTH ....... FOR THE PERI OD • •- ,.CCT. ~O. INC. BLACK ,- OPJl:IIATING ~ -E-v : ~-B-S -, __ THI_S _Y EAR LA~~ -=YE =F A=~=-~-=-=--ic OE=C= . R=Er0 = INC. BLACK '11==-=T =H =Fl=S =YE = A<= R==ll==-= L= A s,:= T= Y=E,..,, AR = Cash ....JI--- --'-'-- ' - - - - -- - -- - 1_at.6 i,.,_ _ .a 8!t .lf l - -- - - - m~ ~ -~~-! . -"'-"~ -•~---""=-f-----"'=I ~ l" \ l II I SALBS• I ~ 1•~ =--=·0~•cc " " " r ~~~1 i_6'iJJ j .. - ~ ~~ I -l - • f'·-~ ' j ' !-- Gross Sales '---41---...:C.C..:...: os;.;;.t..:c.;of:....:l\c...:.'le=r=ch=a=nd=is=c....;;:;S=ol=d-----11---6.:::......:,, Gross Profit from.'Sales 1 +-----!+--=M=is=ce=ll= aneous Earnin s _ '!:_~!al Ope~ating_Revenues _ =1, -~ "-n-- I __ _ . 'l -~ · -li--...!!'!-.li-EJ!~!-:2-¥-4 -~'Lµl~'.J...-4.~~,._µl4f- 111"-l-f..iLll~ Jf L •~n--- 1 --+---"-•t----. ~ .-,- , ~ ~ ~ " = ' ~ ,;arz+-'-!.~1---+--....v..+ ,~ .~ y·- ~...a:i~..c..,,r;, ·,r- -~ •~.;.. -11---1---= ~ . . , . _~ = ·6!!!-..J.li=c!!ll.4 ..i=• -~ OPERATING EXPENSES I, MAINTENANCE, JI I I 1, lf . ~-. 1 • Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs ao 60 _ _ _ _-j_o;J 0 ,_ ~S=tore Bldgs. and Fixt's-Qe reciation Vehicles and Ifatness .. - ~-To~LQ~i!Lfume1lliL = - . 1 l8 __3_ 1a r' 168 5_4ll----1-1__, 8.S~ 36-'---ll--4---'l _!8,! I _ . ~-~~ J'p!,11 Oper:il!~~~~~ = = = ~ . . Ex s.- Pcr Cent. of Sales I I 11 ' I ��and for_ _---=T=en'---_ _ _l\lionths EndPd ·o ctober 31 191..8 _ Compa red with Corresp onding P e riods of Previous Year .~tal Operati11,g Revenues -==---=-= . _ _ ~ . ~-~~, Operating Revenues _ P~ent,_o.f_Sale~. _ -= _ ,-.-~·-· l JI J. . 1 =1! S . __ .. __1 40.:6 l? I - 4 1~. 6= il==r OPERATING EXPENSES I MAINTENANCE, ~ =-!!----ilillI.l:J;fill.g§....iillll..J:..lXI..~=:W!J;!a.lIL~ - - + - ~4' 10 - - 4 - - - - -' ,-1_ _ __ 209 OCJ filru:.e.J.llilgi;.Ai1 ll.Clfixt 's-Depr~ciatio,,,11--a1--• Ve)licles and l:lii.f..Q.§. _s - - · · · - __.._ \r f__..~::.:::-~==--· _ l..l-4_\ .. 1' SELLING EXl'BNSBS: \ 't;l._73_~ Salesmen.~d. Delh:erymen. . _15_ ".....St0rc:: Sypphc&_. _ _ __ ___ _-_ :-~ : - - + - - ; H L ~--: • • I: Other Sellin Ex Jcnses . • 351_32. =~•----:-=-,c - - c-'I. -t: · · · l '1-7 1 _ ~5. _0 . 118 35 ; ! 3 415 ·.99 I ~,SO 0 94 ~ 3S 71 _ • _ ~I ~ ~e_ggence ----•➔1~ lll..ll--1" '- -+-..o•V-t--'6-'.--l. S.tgn~n.d..OJfu:.e...C......,.,.,__-11---4.a=,o~ • 'IL.fl---'F'-'=-i:,,...:::;_..i-----1,=!"!.'.'!!'- I ,1 2 ! 0_24 3~ 1113 10 I 45 ~4 . 250 00. _ 68-p;~ l--...,_,_....,.,..._,,Wd!..,.,..,, ~ ~~ - - - 1 r - - - 1i-..-:::-1-:;:-:itr---- t --::-=-t=:,.....-!l - --t--- ~ - I I - - - ¼ - - . Statfonec)!,..Postage.and.O..ffi.ce..S.upplie _ __ eJeg.caph and Tolepho...u;...._ _--ll---t---'4.L~ - -1-- -·~ ·-U- - - + ......,~ -__,_Watcr, Light and Heat Refrigeration _ _ _ __,,__ _ _ _,.___ - - ----- --~- -- ~~~~ ., -· -~ ,r=·•---T,?tal ..Qr?era_tingJ:EJ~e!ls~~ ~-==1 0 r . Ex s.-Per Cen t. of Sales \ l ' • . : .. J L::, ' :i 1 • ---,-- ·,--- - r r :,, ::~ •• I I •• t '/ /}_ ____ • ~l ~19 ~ GESBUAL EXI'B:-iSES: 0\ ,..__,~ 5 149 • ,.. '/6~. Advertising . . _ _ __ '1_77 -;- v,JJ~Llrs_Et<BCff er- • ___ 25 J)O ___ ~'1 4 \f.. t;l(~.m ~ --~/ lwine__ !______35 .71 J). _I , •• I 168 82 ..16_8_ I ~ • ., •• • uln" ,. .. • .'illl.l l-•/ · '- · : ~. • l 13CJl 63 , ,157 51 • 45 9~ ! �~ ~ -----·--. - - -i------------....:..... - -- ---,•"""--·--and for__________Months '.EndPd.___ _-'-_ _ _ _ _ _..,.191 _ _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r · - - - - - -~ross Profit from Sal~- - Miscellaneous Earnin • _;_ _ , '!'otal~ a ti~Rev~~,:i___ _____ _ \ I \1- L r-~ P"'-J;;.ent. of ,;,.1.,._ _ ' --- - [ OPERATING EXPENSES I I Operating Revenues ~ \ l\LilNTBNANCB, \\ 11 Stor Bid s nd Fi I -~-1·-----_ i= = - - �Comparative Statement of Operations or·_ and for_ Fl - • _c___J._._D!J!!!!l!.::~!!!!!!!!i!!•~.....-la!!!!!!!!!::,::,:r;ore tor tne ·M:~~or= r = -,.!!!!!:•!:!e-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=--==--::i-vr--_ =· N~Ull•t 30 191.:J_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year __.m._.n.....,.•-n.___ _-'Months Endf>d FOR THE PERI OD FOR THE MONTH INC. Bl.ACK INC. Bl.ACK DEC. REO LAST YEAR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC.RED I 11--- - = = : . i = -- - - - -- - - 4 1·- 9.6 _ 11_ _ _G -'--r_o ss:..::S=al=es= - - - - - -- - -ii-Cost of Merchandise Sold l .... \\ _ Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings T~tal Ope~~ti!!g R'=.venl!_es ~ Operating Revenues L __ P::~: :~• •. ~- , = _1 =---~s.;·· __ _1,5 : _~r ~ 8 - ~=s=- MAINTENANCE• •~ -=-=-!I-~S~to~re:.JB~l~d~s.c.!a~n~d-.!.:. F.lni.x~tu!.!.lre~s=R~e.1t.aa~irs~---i-..::2:,,,..,F"'-·_,_ • -,r- ~ 84 00 L - si___ao 60 I , ]9_1 _ _ ~ ~~•,-'.L.4lli---4- 20 Store Bid s. and Fixt's.=!km:eciation Vehicles and Harness _ _ __.,_ _ - ·- - +- - 1 1 - - - ·i- ■--11---·-- Horses-·::Rcnewals --·· . . -··- - - - - 1 ---;1---+----,-t-. - u-- - 1 - Other Maintenance. ~.~nses _ _ _11 _~.,...·- · 4--.-41-- ~....ft.l-+""1"""6-li · '-------+........._H--"~~ ~ !===i~i • Total ~1aintena~':..--~ - - -== 1----- _l$ 7~ . 3e.s 6Q... 344 11 \ 11.7 03 _ JO 4.1 ,- I 80 42 .. - • -~- as -~ : _o _a,_ --'!P ~ • •lJ:~ = . l ~! 65 \ • SELLING EXPElSSES: . 1.7 ' __....Salesmc.u..aod.Deliverymen_. le'1~ - . Stq_i:e ~ypplie,2._ •-· --.- ·- __ _ _176,_ _Adverti~ing . ·- _____ . t~ _. ~?- 34 _ __ __ ... tlra:Abfli-Jt.. -a. '1\dno - . ·- __ --2 - ~11'lJ Other Selling Ex~I!?~~ - - - i---,_.,,ci......;1 ---+--=---+---tt-.;- O'J._ 1 -='·t i=-- To_£:1l_S1_;l}i!1g Exp3p~~-s --·~--:, ==-'i.-,. ___,... _ = 389 'l!i-- =- fl:t Q9 1 I GESERAL EXPENSES, 1 - = -~S...uperintenden.~c~ c - - - - - - - 1 1 - -18 --l.-=' l~li = ===iai I 1='..LL....,._."'-l~ -_..,~1!4=- Storekee ers and Officc_Clerks_ _ _,_,W.atch~andE~n~ito~r~ s - - - ~ ~ - - + - - + -~ 1-- ,i - - ---i= - t - -r ~~r-+--t-:c-tt---t--•Lt-"'~r - - t - -Lr ~.v_;i- - + -~ .. __St;Jtig11_e_r:y..,_Eostage a.11.<lQffice_S.uP.p.l• ...,._1_ ,,__.~ TJ?J!!-.gr.@h...!!.lliLT.eteJili= - -- ~1----1---,: 4""""--!l----+--'-µfX.li---1-- - 'r..i.. ~-= In~r.312:~~~·- - -- - -·_ :__J Other General Ex enses ~ __I9_Jal Ge11.e.:.r.alj!:}'.gtlfo!S "-=rTotal P 3I_at}n~-b~_..e.rit ~=:-=~ l =,;-- s.-Per Cent. of Sales - - - · ue (Excluding Taxes) Per cent. of Sales Auditor's Office, c£:=.-t.J~!.~~...I.W~...3 .................., 191....~. ��Compared with Corresponding Periods of Year M=o=n=th:::a:s::-::E ==n =d== e=d= Da = o =•=Previous •= • n== 31 ::a:,= = 1= 91== 8 = = = = = = = ~~ ~ r ;==;;:::=======a=n::-::d= fo=r: ::1wl:::":::::::::= nI II ]- r 11:J Jl.=-I M____ .=; 11 FOR THE MONTH ~ c : .T •. ! THI S YEAR INC. LAST YEAR FOR THE PERI OD BLACK DEC. RED TH I S YEAR LAST YEAR OPERATING REVEN:~ - - ,---"1"=...,=t===!it=-=-- 4 ·'-==Fc==ih'==-=-=!=-" :'-=- 'F--=--=lF-,==='!==·F =Jlt==.=~= 1 INC. BLACK 1 : • DEC. RED cti =====' f = ' r ~ BAI.BS, Cash Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s r OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, I Store Bid s. ~nd F ixtures-Rel.lllli'.§_ _ __ _ _2_7 ~3.~-__,..... -+-40~..i--- ; - -- -i--· p:-r.-..i ! - - - +..:.;:; 41 :c.Lt-'&&..!f- (n l _ 247 18 Vehicles and Harness Horses :.lk~- - Other Maintenance Ex enses ' Total Maint!\]},g.!.1£~ tj t -·- _ SBUJNG Bxrm<sES, _t - I • t\1:.1 .....Salesmcn.ancLDeLivery.m.en__ __,,__. l!l ,7.1. -- -- 1 ~r !~:!r!~:~gL-----~. 11\rw~,abli~r.;iifht •mtftim•-1-4:i ~ lfge - !li%!s _ l. 1 11 _ ____ _ l I t - -i - _ -.-.1..-=- J:.gt_1!.].S.s,!J~z...¥,~genses_ =-- . 1 ~ L _ l.7_0 QS_ ~l _ -- -- --- Other Sellin Ex cnscs _ .... . ,_ ~= l_- - 72 1__2 _ _ _n GBSEH_AL BXPE:SSBS: ttf cc Other General Ex enses : Total General ~ ~~ = = = n = ="'f-'"'~="i/==~ : ~ ~~==l~ ~ ~ _ Tot~! O~ati,!,g_E~ enses . s.-Per Cent. of Sales _ _ . Taxes Estimated) .Net Income from Operation '. ~rtlan4 • Cll'e. •· llarob 28 9 . Auditor's Office, 8 1icyu.ae; WJe., ....................................... ..~................., 191....... / 'llfteviead ~ i6 o_, 2 8J.7 53 ~1 _1~ -= ~~ f- ~ - . ~I .JJ)O . ®- . 4.l t . ntendcnce 64 ecners and Office C~r k 240 00 men and anitors ery.J:o.§tag.undJ2tfu:e.SUp '"'¼-- ~ lephoJl!,.___ _ ---!1-- - + - "lllK...! l ~ _· . . - f '~ 14 , 01 Ii -~ �Compared with Corresponding P eriods of Previous Year Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold m-1i1 ---ll-----= G:;.::r..::.o=-=ss:...;Pc...:rofit from Sales ____ _ __ Miscellaneous Earnin s \~!===:ii!===iT=o=t= a l=O=e=r=a=ti=nit=iR=e==v-==e=n=u_,e..s""=:-=1~1-...-~--..-.....-..~= \ Operating Revenues . er~_eJ)~•xQ.CS.aleL:,____, _ _ __ \r:w=,,,,l~ iI II OPERATING llXPENSl!S MAINTBNANCB, I I t ll -~___ S:to:r:e:B:ld :s= • aru ---== l F=·i~x~=t'-s_ n_te_Rte _ w.li! _· _·_a:::==== --===---- - - - - - - -....-_-__, ,,~_--_*ff-- -__-= Vehicles _:and Harness --ll---il-~H ~9~s-R~ ~l.~ - - - - - -- tt·---1,---1-=-1t---t----t• -M Other Maintenance Ex n \\'atchmen nd anit r I ;J' StatiQn.el")(,Y...o.smge_and.Oili~e..S.upplie - -, -'-~+-'-'--ii--- Jp· J!- •-L-+-J1- .l I I I r· I _ I t,-· J ~.1Lan.d._L:kph<m- - - --ir-·- r-::-::-t:-~11--t-~ ~r·--~➔1r--t--t-'~:~---1-:.....:::.if...-+---J.~:..!::+...:.......-#--~---l-- 1, :i:J..ight.w.w......lJ=.i...- Refrigeration l nsura.::.;.nc.::.:e; ;.__ Other Gen ra Ex ens - _ . _ -::.~ .. .! ( .., - - - t t - -+-.;.:.:,;.F:C....,t- t - - ;';.:;.,~ ...:.:..•·lr--+--1--ll----1-~...::.!.._;__J.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-+---l'i- --'-- ,' _.:-.·=T..9-.~l_J;.e11.ei:al EMen~-=--==-r='T""""""'f=7r="'-=f==1==+.==i==:l==cJFa=:..:~~'---'l-=~~ = ~~*=-=J~L:..--=-==l==~ = ~-= ! ___ J o~J>nt•rat~E~Mn§.e.§._ =%.........1 0 r . Ex s.-Per Cent. of Sales I • •. • CI ;-,,.-----f-_ _ P_e_r_cent. of_ S_a_l_es_ _ __ __ _ -tt-----rr Taxes (Estimated ~ i Ket Income from Operation , Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,·-···--··················································• 191 ......_ �l>~o• 'b•r 31 · and for._ __.Tn,1...,.__,,ncs.,__ _ _Months Ended 191--L_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previo~s Ye¥ i-u::::...::.,:,-11--.....:Store BldgS,_<illd Fixt's-P~reciati.o11 Vehicles and Harnes_l; • r-!f'"U-9'-l!---'H,.,.,o=rs,,,,es"------.!Renewals __ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~.64!--~0~th~er~i~1a~i~nt~cn~a~nc~e~E~x~c~ns~e~s--➔~--l-~~fi!--+-----1-~~--+--f-#<Hf---~ l ~-4i "...,a,.... inM?nan.,.~ - - - - -~ ~ - i - - == •=c-n 4~ =-T'-""o=ta~l"M l'"-IF-= ..,..~ "'--'• J~ Salesmen and Deliv_crymen __ , 1.s. __s.tQ.l}!~•~.nli~s _ 76 I __ Adverti~mg__ 1 \t\.1.~~ ..31 __ _ _ ___ _ __ • I IJ. 70 05 111 16 3 962 08 . 2 _ 857- 53- 11 16 \ 20C1 4 3 7 15 210 I 7i/ 62 12 72 229 49 37 l j .l.f 01 - 1 - 72 - _84 _J _ _ __ _ _ _ a, S♦_J 97 - - t '-"---<11-- .~ .. .,._~ 1----l"m:E.#~ _ _ -----11---4-- ! _ Nt:t R~nue (Exclucling Taxes) , Per cent. of Sales 7;=1f° 11 Taxes (Estimated) .Ket Income from O cration 1-~ ! I !!l~ ~ - 1--""~.::"-4'-4, Refrigc'r ation -+~ -+ (, -k Jt __ -, •·=~- ~ 1111!-°-1J~ES~--· -- -..,, -- . - . - H ~,=-0"==8='1=,,a~ ~~ i-.9-Ct1:».S -!CK! ' t-;; ..Ill..~ 1 ~ - "-l - t-----i-' ·t-"-c__._ 2l l . 4 5 9 .06 11 5' 4- ~ .l J l _ 32 _ 9 11 l 2 4--1'1------:.- -l 431 16 I ,- - elegraph__an.!l.J'elenb.QJJe ~Ljght.;I_Jl.d..li,s..u._ Per_C~L~_!'._S_al~s,. 300 QQ_ 4 547. 32 } , 1· Insurance _ _ · - -- - -n-Other General Ex enses --r= ii !~ _J Cl7~~-·l ---=.,-;-,-~ i Watchmen and Ianitors $tat.ioqcr::y..f..o~t.a_ge_ancl 011i.c_e_SMp!lLie ___ 82 - _15 ;3jr - l ·--- - Superintenden_ce 1 I 4 88 .80 _ .• Storekeo eo;;,nd Offico Cluk, il'l 960 ~8(! 15 _ GESRUAL EXPB:-.SES, ~ - _ _ Qthcr Scllinrr Ex enscs ToJa! St•llinKJ:~nses=--=--.,.- c-==- • 'I - ~ I! l1 __ ~ ls<' ~ xpcnPc;; __ 17.J ,, _ -~- _ ____ 6-!J}.7. I 128 53 l I SELLING EXl'BSSBS: I 27 9J. l l ~ -t �and for.__________Months End..u._ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _191_ _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r -,------=--=-~--=====~-=-::::~ ~=ii"= ~ - - - ·r- FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR •••.:.PEBATING Bl!VENUBS· - -i1 - - - - - 1 _ c!1~- - ---· -r -· n-..-n-----11,--.....c~;;.;.:=:r..R,- ! - · -- -- - - - - - - ,- - · •• - ---· --- -· - ·-r 7 -- - - - = = = i = = = ~ -1 0-M - INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR ····-r·- -· - - .- ! - I. II 1- , . LAST YEA R I NC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR -- - - ~- I - I - -· - l- ·- _._ - 1-·- FOR THE PERIOD 1 - I -- ·-- - -- 1 - ~ -~ - - - - /- - ...-- I - - _,.__ r-· ir,-.1+---ll----y_r~o_ss~ Sa ~l~es~ - - - - - - -Cost of Merchandise Sold - Miscellaneous Earnin '""#=...~~= T=o-=t=al= Qp~ratingjie~~ ,- I l Operating Reve~ues- ~ - Jll -=--~r i p : p : ~ : : : E~ = E=N=S-ES = J. - I- I I Store Bids. and Fixtures R~ae::i,:,,rs,________.--1,1-----+--- f- 1 \_ I I i __ 1-----t-- --_--1 - - ~ : - f ,,-· i··- ·- _ 1 _ - -... _ _ • ,::== I 1 SELLING HXPBNSES, lr_- Salcsmen..and..Deliverymen... ,.. l,i:-~ 1 - ·-F i ~ Store Bid . and Fixt's-Dep.r~iation,. -- -1 Vehicles and Harness Horses- Ren~l_s_ _ __ - - · Other Maintenance Expenss,_.s_ _ _ _ _--+---t--· Total Maintenance -=!F=~===-==----·'c:·;;:. ·= -:.......=----==---llc~ i--= ~ - 1 -----ti :UAINTBNANCB, i\ I - • - ' --1-- Store Su_p.J?lies_______ ·Adyertising_, _____ 1 --·-1-- ___ _ k Stable Expenses. , ~ it _ 1 ;... , _ \~ ~t· lj ·=1• -tu \, l\~ ~ L _ --·-· _ - ·. _ ____ _ ___ _ Caragt• Expenses ....__. Other ?Clling_ Expenses - -- \1----+---+- -!r---'---+--+--11----+--r-.!otal ~cJlin~ Expcm,e~= _ _ =-=--i i \1 GE~BUAL EXPBSS~S, 1 1 +Superintendens;e_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1_ _ il I Storekee ers and Office C.!.~s '\Vatchme.n and anitors -1· _ _ S_tatiopery,_Eo~tage_llnd_QJfi_ce_S.u,pplte · -· .__,___Tfilegwpl1.J1ill'-l2..elen.h.o.ru ·J •-· -------~ L ~........~ - -- -1r--t_:.-lr--U- -t-- +--~f--+---+--J..--i-:.-:.:......i _,,__ __..,_ _,___ , Refrigeration ~ ~ -e ~ - - - - - - - --- 1- T -Other General Ex enses r--1i-~+--'--t--ff---+~ -l-- --ll---• -'- 1o-- -+---II- ---'-+=~:-'.,_..-+-_ _ Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,·-···-··-·······-································-·····• 191.._.._ �r 191...t __ laau&ry 311: Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year and for:_-----' • -'-'•"""'-----MohthlaEnded FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERI OD ].\CCT. // No. OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTBNANCEa b~t(!_ Store Bid s. and Fixt's-De reciation '\"chicles and H_arness _J~-tt------'H~o~r~s~-R~= n e~w=a= ls_ __ 2 Other Maintenance Ex enses - t -- -1- - - - - , - - - - _ _ _ I f , I ---- --=r ' - - + - - t - - •• I - = - -=-- - - --=-=- -~"'" --r I GBSBRAL EXPK~SES, Su erintendence Storekee ers and Office Clerks ...,;c.,=-'--1+-•_ .lYatchmen and a1titors _..§~atJwnr,,_fQ.~~1~Jmi;l_Ofti.cg_fuip,g.!jg _ _ ~ Telegtaph and Telepho=n.,._ e - - - - - 1,- • - 1 ~ t c r . Light and ..,., H=ea.,_,t..._._ _ _ _1-- - +- ==+= Re.frigcration Insurance Other General Ex cnscs =-= I I I- - f - - 1 f - - - l l - - - ! - - + - - - - - i l - - 1 f - . - - , . . - - .-I ,-1J I -: -11--• ' [L ___ * R•Y.t.•14 ,1 - �and for_~O_n~•-----~MonthwEnderl'-'----'3'-•'-=m = '=•=rz-·...3=1,..,_ _19L....~Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE PERIOD [ '"'; t Operating Revenues ~t?r C.en.t . 9.f S=!a=le= s == =F-=il==,l==f- ~- l 1/ I I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANOEt I I: l-!!-=l=6:.:.81l--~!.S....!a!:wl;i!..Alil.1...Ui=~,jl<ill·.ll.-!i--+= l :.::. 0 ....:.. 4 +;::.1=-=2~ 1-- ,F--::~c:......j~ - l -j.....,,....-= ! ¥--il---,--t---lf--t---+---ff--+--+---1~~ ~ : _Ir 62 • + '- -~':. Vehiclesanc!l-Iarness - · - - - - - - 1 i - · ----+----1i,---1----+-~~--+---i--11-----1-~~--+--+--➔1---1----__.,_{­ H~es R,e~•=" ' - - - --------11 --1----1..---;,-----+---1 Other Mainte , 4~ ~1--....Sl.o.re Bldi;s.JIBd..Eixt.'.$.-llepre.ciati.on,1-----+-20 _ +->j =-~--+-20 I ■=11=1=,=l,J=. s=_E= ~ ~.::.;•~ == :~ =-= :2; ~:;:c::~:::.:~ :::.c:~:.:,,: ~ :.c; ry=.men==-=l\==-=-_'4i:c: :a.: : tj . ,.;:, : ..?:, ~ o#-=-=,1=~~8:c:::::,...~:•0•;1-= 1= 1-~ 'lto.r,c_SuppJiei; __ _ _ ___ __,,__ _ j~ I-~~ :::;;::~~---==. -~--- - ] 114: i~:a, l t Qthc \- .'~ - _ -~ __ - - - - + -----< 6.0 t_ ~: : __,_ ____, 60 oo 251 ·oo I ---~-1i1.r ___-- __ 1, _31 __ -,-4'.....~\...·-:.::..:___ : nses - - • -t~=~-r • _____ .... .... __ _ ,i __ " - __ _ - - - - I -- 1 1 • - 1 --+::i.=w-+=r-t~'- - +--a-...:-;rl-:---=-l _ Totjll~e>Uing.~~fil.!!.SCS. __.,__=--=· ..,,, __,.,.,_-~ -11-,-~ ....,..,..,.+ ~~!= ~ I I GE~EltAL EXPEXSES, --11--0+.-l ~ e r i n t~ill!enc< > < - - - - - -- ----.i----1::ic.;~ - --1t---t-=="t-"'- tt---+---+-------1---1---.i.- ' I i~-- ~ F ~-li---'S ,tm:~~,[L1filLQffi~........,u>......--ll-----,l!!tY~~ -t~--t-'---~+-'r.--ilf----\Vatchm n n s 1-A -t-'"'""-ff--1----t-~l----+---+-------l..--+---le-----ll-· __ St:a.t.io.nl!t}'.,_P.os.tage..and_Qffice.Supplie _ _ _ _ _ '=~ -u;1eg,capb_and__'.[e.J.e.phan...___ _-jit----J~ :--t~it---,-~~~t--+~1Al!Lfl-- - 4- _ , i - -_ _..__,_ --, -l-- lll -----1--~-~1--+---1-~ WL=U.........----11---t--==~ =--if--ll---~ ~-11-----.J-...S!'.L.I~ - - t I - - -+--- l--ll----1---4----l~------1---4-~II-·-} tt-- ~ = =:.::.......- - - - - - i t - --t--;;-t=-=--l!- - l -±:-llf---1--·4---41---+-- l"'4r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~= se~ s - - - - i j -- -Ji-llra-~cil-- ~1--f---l--llf ---l..-...L....JL- • I --t"";,h~lff--k..-t~ .41~--+---l-~!1 ---+--1--~- ---l.--!..- .ll-~ l - =-~==-~--=-~---=---=-=- eo§~-~===j!==f cc===f===jj==j~~~,l==,,p'~~¥"~~=-=-=l=-=-=~4-=-..J~==:j==!.-=~=il=--=-==k-=~l=Jk ~--=="ll===Iot~Q-J?fil'._.>,~j!_l_g_li_"'l?~_i:ife~ 0 ~- r . Ex s.-Per Cent. of Sales r Net Revenue (Excluding Ta.?'-~ - - - i-- - Per cent. of Sales Ir - .1-I ' -r - Taxes Estimated -~et Income from O eration _ _l_J?J:,Ce.n.t~of S.ale.s - ---- IJ.RC.JIAS£S__________ · - - - - • =11= =l==,t,-...=et1==1 = - t = .=11,,,,;;- 1 ' ��and for DI••• 19L.t_· Months EndP.d V-r,b 31, Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 4.::.1.B~ FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERI OD �... . and f o r_ _.F,_o,_,r....__ .. _ _ _M o n t h s Ended_ l.... 1911)..__ ____,A=.p. . r...... 1........, 3 .,..0_ _ . Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 4~ 1.8:.1, . _ _ _ Cost of Merchandise Sold I Gross Profit from Sales - - - - - t t Miscellaneous Earnings To~l Q~rating R!;Y!nucs Operating Revenues _ ·~ __ _ ~e.i:.J;.1:~""''-,:,e oL ""S""" .a'~ ""'!;S:r--,;==·==-==-'l!-=~~2Q JC ,L _ _ 11 \ I I a G OPERATING EXPENSES \ l\lAINTBNANCR: I ---~ULl!--..=l~=~~..u,o.uw=:~~1l!:§_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Sto[Lmtlg~. and Fi11t's-Depre~iailiul Vehicles and Har~Jl·=-.s- · - ---n --1----1---- -+----il - - - t - - - - - t -- - J..7 D7 I_ _ _8 ;1- 44 00 d. , Portland. Ore. 0 Au 1tor s 0 fficc,Qla.,_,...,-~•·•·············Ua.Y·••-2Q-,••·························• 191..9.._ �and for._.,JS._ft _ _ _ _ _ _Months Endf'!d N49 -~ ' 191-9-Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Other General Ex enscs ToJ!1l Genera~~e_enses . ·--=-"' I ~ tal..2ge~a~ ~ Ex.e;!lses _ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales Net Revenue (Excludin"g Taxes) j Per cent. of Sales Taxes (Estimat ~ - - - 1 .Net Income from O eration t·: ,u:::~:• .,..-:=.. =,,,..... ·- - pr s.,~ - ==-,=-.-- - U=-=-'11!.1.V 1""•- = - = - 4 = = 4 -~ ca.A=fkil!lballlll'.:#=,=-di~..._..J~ ~= =l'!~ -~'.... , -- t ~tt";:"1h~ t - -- =--=·"'"'-==-=--====!I-,~~ ~ -!"~ :='!, ~ ~-117- +-_.!fl+'--+---I-.A.!t.~-l~---+~ ~ "--ll---_jW~ f,;J._!l-~l--lli.. �and for. :;.T. --- r / Months Encled .Ju- JO • 19L.,_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year Ii& --ii ==•== '-=r.--=•·••nu•• •• TH1s_ YEAR = ,~~. i -.-=--:-.c•-. ' ~-41--_;-~C_ou~p9~ -• ....,~1----11--{ ~:~gcd:- - -. --- Gross Sales _ _ _ _ _ _ Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales ...;l__.!l._ _ _ _ - - -- - - - I 1 ·"" -1~ -- ·-- - - -=- - - ll _ o'::.:_R_:~ ~ _ THIS YEAR ~ ~sT YEA~ IN C. BLACK ~-=~~ _ - j 424 30 ~ _- ; _ii'.;_~ fl l r 1 1 2~ • 1 75- 81 'I?, ~-11. JJJiii_ .J ) 838 F-~::~~~:':.~:; ;:'"·~·--~-' M_is_~_ll_an_e_ou_s_E_a_rn_in~g~s_ _ _ _ _j , _ _ I; ~--1UjUJ.....- •..1-L.1~..L¥.. .1 .-.......,.......,-u,._,.,_-"--_..,,,..~-... :..11-11-- . __._ _.u..a.-.1 -- - -~oU-~ ~ - --l-1--13-~J~- ~--"~ u~--1-1 - -- Store Bid . and Frx~ ·tu~r.:,:::es:.......:_R~e~a~ir.::..s----11-_ -4----!!ll--l~- - +--!~..._....---'_ . , &ortlan~ Oregon, . ... • •-t-~--..---1'- -1,~........ 1 ~--l.,,oll~lt.!lt.l~~-=-==l- 1\lAINTBt.ANCB. I 68 I 24[ . __ .'J 1 \-H__ . j _ _ J J_ _ I I I . -=-=~. I - ~ Jl . -- FOR THE PERIOD INC. SLACK ~ s ' :. YE_AR r= 1 OPERATING REVENUES I FOnR THE MONTH . Auditors Office,119 ei•••• ~ • ••······-··-·•.......~ ..,l •.........:...., 191.9..:·· ~ , . . . _ ~----==--~t}- .- -: =__,,_ ' • ~ C.omti:icJ by - - •----- · --· ····-·-··· ~ " :cc-c· ,1 ly -----·-----------·· ' , f t /''J.- .. , pini~ ' · ·•. I i, ••1•~ I 111C1'_ 1-·• 1 .: ,..1,,.•. ., . .:.. •••••• I(;;-,:··~ t Lr ; --=-=,~- �and for.____ ..., _ _ _ _ _ _ _Months EndM.__l_,,_ · =----»~•W · = --191..~ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year I - Ocl~ FOR THE PERIOD FOR T HE MONTH THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR I NC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR =r-='lr-=--=- - - I ·I . . .. . ' SALBS, _ Cash ·- - · - - - ·Char cd n I .. ..,.. 1L . . . .I -~~ _ l 594108.!,--1 _ _ _j. _ _ _ _ __ , '__ 2]'l l Cou ...,, Gross Sal=cs~ - -- - - - Cost of Merchandise Sold 1 J_10Lo f J_ _i _ _J 3 3 f ~-' __$ r " I r j - 8 (lj . ~ J- 0 - - - i - - +- - 1 1 - • ~ - - - + 11 ?~ . +u--11'""'1 I J.'1 80J--Bol _ 1 ~'l-i1--· ~ I . Miscellaneo s Earnings Tota~~!L_ ~eve n ~=-_.,- _.-1 Operating Revenues Ml==---ctl==="'-'-P=e~el\t,._,oi.§al~.s \ . . 1, 62 ..-~ 1 1 • 184. j lf 9 1 I r----11---#+~,,.- l l - - ~#~1,&111'--!!-- o 'f- 1 ! I 16 0. __ --l.S •~ - -~ - OPERATING EXPENSES I l\lAINTENANCB, ' ~,, 21 56 67 _1,; 1 ao 14; s1 - ~ I N t Inc me from O eration �. ., . a and for_ i .-· ' __.a...111.t..___ _ _Month~ En~eri apn J1,. i91....i_ Compared with Corr~sponding Periods of Previous Year THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC.~ED LAST YEAR ~~~ Profit from Sales I '\Miscellaneous Earnin s • ,.;t=,=11=-__,._~~~perating ~eve_!l_~cs =--=-"- _ _ I Operating Revenues ,-+..A.l:ll~~t---64.V.!l'.~#-'-!l - - - i---=4 ....11------.. -1 824 SC}! I, I I r \ ~ 1~ : = ~ = : ~ ~SES >IAJNTENANCE, 61 \ r • Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs ; \ ' 1 11 1 I 1 26 I I I !l ji _ _ ,l~j ] 5' _( 2 55 _ Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-De reciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals _ --- 1-fi f"" Other Maintenance Ex enses Jotal lV!~~~~~ \- l i ,., 21 ..20 ~-+-- - 5~ I I ...01~- 16~ 4 ~ i - -- - ·=l- _ =- _11 81 ! ..... 349 ,4 l _0.4 .• 3Tl 70 i --l 00 - . ! 6 3 . GBSKRAL EXPBSSES, I_ Superintendence · - - - - - - l l - --j.J&.#.'lltj.. 8i '-.- ~~!:~~eeper~nd Offi~j;~rlcs - - -l Watchmen and Janitors _ = To~enertl~~L...w-=- Ce~~~:r _101 OC) 1 i 15 8.0 ' ~~~ : : 1 12 12. • 4.0 l . OI l .5I 2 . ~99 13 t t.===t-· , a, 2 -!! !.,_ 2» _==¼,=,-.='. i l l I ,- - ' - - · ..63 36_ =,,,_litll".,,, 23_, l l. 95_ l-""'V-l:f----!-_...,.,~ , -11--- -l.A ~ _ 81!. fJ. _ • o;7Ex~~-=Per Sale;~ ;I Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes)_ _ Per cent. of Sales J. Taxes (Estimated)· -- I I ____ 1 J Net In~J from OP..cr_a=t=ionc:...__ Per Cent. of Sales ; r - r:~RC:AS~ ::;::.:..--- :.;;:-::;-:p - - - ~-~ -~:.~--~== • - - ~~~~ - Portland• Oregon I oa 48_L7 - - - -- - - - - • .Auditor's O f f i c e , ~ ~---.JS.I P.i-...~_fr....JQ.,.............. , 191.,.... =-=1. _ , ·'. , , .. 8'1 10 1 15 Bo ~ ,1--..-1- 56 4"'"-"'' - " - - - 1 1--+---1+- 84C) 86 U r----,f----t-'=-L.f- .._ j · 7(; _ . 28 .,.._..__, I ~~~ _JJ8i_ 6j_j_ . _ 8 ~4~ . 9~ ~ 1 .8 J6Si 2st I I r_ 4-"DL.J-.- ~ if I ~ l ,057 7 a, _ l • t - - + - -ll- - t - -t-"---.i- ........,CLl':-~Te'°"'le:,,:grw, and TeleQ.hone - - - - - 1 1 - - + - ~"+"--11-Wa_ter,.JJgl!Larid Heat ~- -Refrigeration _ _ _ _ _ _ l--•- J .- --11___ Insu~~~ _ . ____ _ _ _ __ _ _ .Other General Ex enses Total Operating ExRenses 3 549 43! 7 621 I _§_!:.;!~OJ!~% eqsta_ge_~!!~. 9.ffice ~Jj~ _ I_ 65 _ "'l - ' 2 . __ _ 4 lj I -{~: -= ~ :~ '.. ___ I. _ I - - l ! - - --4--~e----u---------+---!!---+-,,.--..;_.._ SELLING EXl'B!liSES, 1l·1~ ~ t j -~ --~ -cl -!Wlne__ ~ Other ~\ling Expenses To~al .§._ell~g lb~£.~~es =-....-~. _ t 6'L. 9-9_____ 1- _.3j;:7_ /. - ]- - _ __sal~_mr.n_aQd.0.eliyer.yrnen___ . _ _ 4 34 3J -· Slore Supplies · - - --i--- -33 ~l ! -~dv~rlising • - · · - •• - - • =-- r ..... .. 1 =t-= -~ -- =-n_ II- - ,-- ~---1---1----ll-L.-.. ~-=- _ -, ~ll :-.' 7 1:.f.I __ ;.._ :. '\ • . - �I and for._--=-- --- "-----Months End~cl . . . _ _ , . JO, 19LL Compared with ·corresponding Periods of Previous Year I 'I r =======:=:::===-=:·.=-=·==============rr=============="=~-1•::=. :1.~.M 1FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD /J •• . / ACCT. I I1" NO / :I ~· •. ~A~~=~G I ' ~::NU~i - ~ TH0~ • ·~ • Char ed ~'. 'ii. _ •1 i, I _ 1 I I 'i .,--=. ,., -,. _ JI _ "-"T.. • . 11 1 II 0 I I ,6 irs I lI~.. Total~ foi11t1:_nan~~= • __,_., _ _ ·= >P"'Jl!.=li>=-~ -- SELLING • • - :<:SSES, 1 -~' -(~ _ l _:!64 ..91! I ---- -~ _ ;~~:n~~un~~~sD~ - livery.men. ____.__ _ __ I 8j_ Jf.. ___3_,7_ -l?~ _79i _ ~- 82 11 2 I - '' 41J_ti 1 -_j OJ . -- Other Sellin Ex nses ... - ~~l~,=~e!li~...Expc.Q:;£ :~-r..:...-=----=-= 1 I= • I ·- - r - :r.:-,i-x...-t -=~., . - - •• tar-...rihRi L ; .Ket Income from Operation ' ~-4l .4 I I- l_ l _ ... • - - --"" i 6~8 OJ.I lB l ~.:..-=.+.i.= 1 1 - - ~--" . 6 Sl 1..4 ! tO ='f.=•=i=--==-~~rr==t~ ~ 9 :===-t~~¥~==Z:~~~~~~~~~~ ~-i,;~ ~ ~ --'-.Mal_.Q_pJ?r_ati~_ep£11SCS_ _ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales • Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) __.__ 1' --:::P;.;:;;er;...:c=ent. of Sales /' Taxes (Estimat;d-- : I 1 13 .37 . l . ·t_l6~l 'a~~ OQ ... 1225100 ~ 19, ,1.;a 77 j ~ l.....a9 L L. ~ 1 i,' _ 4t_~CJr:77:1-J 1~l fa ~ I 1[ I I Supcrintend~nce I Storekeeper§ and Office CJerks'----,ll....--4.:.::;:,,C-j..::~~ i---:=i-=ii-----.--'LIE.4-==.!!---=~..tq..Jl'l Watchmen and Janitors - -- -tt-- - - - t - - ; -~ - i l - - ~--+-=--,,.-11--- +--,--:-+~,tt----1---c-.~ Stq.t_io11.c.cy,.. e.o.!itage_app ...Offi.ce,.Supplie ......=-_.Tc:legc,1J21Lli.DdJ..clenh.o.ne._ _ _u_______ , ; t - - + -• l-"!"~t - - - + - ~ +----=-,1--:,:;1-........x;=4-Light_aod Heat .. Refri erati~ - - - - - - - - - - - l i r - - +---=+---11---+----I . ___ nee _ - --- ·· - - -- --Other General Ex enses 1 ,ct ,a' 9 3!064 61 I ijf ~ -_: c!JI a~ _' \ it=- 1 : GBSERAL .......... ~ : .«-U1tS.t...~f---'--..a....».x- . F" -_•If-•--ti ~~ ~~~~~~- _ 11.t-. ----=~ • -; ,:11.~c- Advf!rtis~~ ---=-=-- - - - - - - 1·~''11aiiii.i.~x• •a-Mne·:.'~1~1~:- ~ j _ __ _ _ _ ,l Tj{ ...L.<.--'4-<,r..L.f,-- 1 11 ic;a @61 lia3 38 375 36 ---'--+----,,1------------=-+-==----;,---.-=-..a+--=--.,- J!} -. - _ i 8881--11-• --~~= 2 • jfi Horses-Ren vals - - - 1 1 - - - - 1 - - 1- . . i . . --u--Other Maintenance Ex enj§__•- -ll---1-----l---,hL---I-IMt+.llrlll!:..µ.,...__'--IP...lJl!»~.;;._-.;........,i.,,,,-4-....!h---~ , 1 . ➔I 1HI 446 99~ _ 17_2 al _ I Store B1!11:t§.. and Fixt's-J;)JW~i9.!i.il----t = - ~---11-- - f -"""""~~ Vehicles and Harness - 1, A " 4 ! MAINTENANCE, • l? I \ 88 +.,..,rii--=c-::-+.:::-:::-,r-~--11- J lfl __ OPERATING EXPENSES Store Bid M} G O ' 1 Ii \\ '\ oe I •• 1 '. __ TotaL OQer_ating Re"!';_nues Operating Revenues - ~ Ccnt.o(J;ale, ,~~- ,,~~~--! - ='5T2 ' ~ r THOSYEAR 1(__1 1 ~ ~#'-~~.it.-~+.!•~~-li-r---e--i~ +~ -!!-~,+-dl~~~~-11'-~~4.--__.:, Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s I -r~·-:· INC BLACK _\ i~- -~- 1. Gros~ Sales r ! ,- !- -1.910 ,I _tl tU · - - ~- -- 4t \--\--Q>~n 1 ~YEAR 2-11 3. ~~ 1 ~- I Cash_____ _ _ _ _ __ ___ Jl. _a • 1 === "·===;;==,=;==-oil INC. BLACK ·-==,,,= = = ~ii = .t {=="'9;=-="F=-'=1r==~===i==~r-==il= =a!:~ 18 1,1 -----+...;z.a. --ir--t-~ ~<4----1-<i~ µ ""'- tr---il--'-~~H--""'"f-.....--#--f-~ lll--..::LI~ : ' !-'- 3 7 tt---=-i..:.....:.-c-+.;...; ....11- �. . . .... _ . , . 1"':' _ __. _ ' ��and for._-= • =1--• ""'na "==-----Months Ended Jfeftlllller JO. 19IL Compared with Corresponiiirtg Periods of 'Previous Year r FOR THE PERIOD ! Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s - -- 1 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprecia.tion Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewa=ts- - - - - - 1 1 -- Other Maintenance Ex enses 20 55 -+-- 2~ 5$ \_ _ 1226 01 -I- - --- _J +----11----+--------+---ill - - ~ - 1 - • 16- CO - �and for !ftrtll Te Months End,,:d Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERI OD THIS YEAR INC. Bl.ACK DEC.'RED LAST YEAR I Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin I = T_2tal Qperating Revenl!e:=====lr-~ ~ ~ =lt-=:=i;,: \ I Operating Revenues \1 Per Cent. of Sales ,==::;;c;- I 11 . I \ ~,=--ag :::-,;;; == OPERATING EXP.ENSES \ \ MAINTENANCE, I t l-!r l16=-'8=--__,S=<>t-""orc,,.e....:aB:.,:ld=.-"a'-'-'n,.,_cl..... F..,,ix.._t.,1"'"1r,.,es,_-_.R.,..c,..p•...,·"'-"--11---+-- + ---ll- - t -...:r-==--;i-------= f,;+~z~ l __ l !~-h4ui.r.~ --..!:1~:3:...:7~ 6::.:9:...;1--~U,b~. L ) 20 .65 Store Bid s. and Fixt's- 1-?•...,r..i1--\.:....: ' e=h=ic=les and..J:J=a""°rn=e= ss_ _ _ _ _ _ _t - - - - - 1 - -n - - - t - - - 1 -- __ 1 _'\ _ ) - - Horses-:-Rene~_l..,,___ _ _ _ __0 _ _ _-t--+---1~- - t - - - + - --l- - - t - - - + -= - 1 .1'72 1 Other Maintenance Exe:...·'-"-cn,.,_,s""es"-----ll--+--+---11---+-- L I 'l 'll\_ _ -~ SBLLIXG BXPB:<SES, -nil Salesmen andDdi.YCt¥mcn_ _ _ l·l 'll 1_ _ Store SuQPlies _ _ ___ ]i.76 _ Aqvc.rtising _____ _ _ _ _ I _ 2 _Q_thcr Sellin Ex cnscs - n - - - - - - t - ~ n - - - - 1 - - - - , 1 - - · - 1 t · - - + - ---,---,-- Aa N.lt. I • -11 -- i I I b I 5 ~11 68 I_ 3 062 8 - I - -+ -- - - _ 26_ _ _ _Q.08 BO.~_ j 15 ~ ,3-Jt ;5_ l: -j 31 . 6_ r. 16 00 jj t ~7 k? H _21 _ - •-- __ 26_ _ __ · - :~~! ~ ·, lafwi~!-!~-~-irmne Jo, '19 I _ __ l.'1_ 8 l- _ko +"9.._,,3~ , ---,---+-.=;...;;;....- -t-----'"'-"'--t=" ' - ! t - -....,."-r"'-"<"---!r---,-----""_.___ Total l\1aintenancc= ---==-=---==-q==-~=p,,~ >4-~ ~l=-i-=-OJt ~~ 2AG . 02 , . - - - t - - - 1 - - ; , - !- - - , - '- - - - - - 1 - - - r - - -tt---+----+-~·- _ 5~ I . I - - 1G _ ~o Oj) 6 il -~00 0 0. _ ' - • r GB~llRAL BXPn::-.sns, hmen and anitors Qe!.l'., P.._oE-t!g~. and Offi.ce..Suppli a.12h_iJLclJ'~h~........- - - - i l - - - - t - - - " '"+--LM-H- - - f_..,'L-¼-,,__-ll--+---f"L""-!l----.--"'-':,q..>~,; _ -~ Other General Expenses Total General Ex J?.n_ses •~===""ta:;:,1Q.illia!_~ ~ ~---,;.,=-~~ , -,--+--'--"'-_E_x~s_.-_Per Cent. of Sales venue (Excluding Taxes) -'r----1r--- - -'--'-'---.:..C..:...--!1--"'L!-"'tl!M:.-; Per cent. of Sales I, ..._.--t_ _ T_a_xe_s{Estimated) 1\et Income from O er:ition A 813 88 le 2 989 75 e 4 I-~-~r:. Cent._g!.2&~-=-=-=-=;:._.;if===l--=-=-r-=tt=-=1'-'9o=aa=1F===t=====r=:==!1==-=if"-=~3~g_~#'==!:=:.~~=ll--=="4==l 2 ~ R.~JlC'l_I~E_§ .___ " -----==--~ _., ,.Jl.J 299 $1 1 018 '18 I 70 719 50 ~g_62'11~~ • Rmsod / I. ·\ _,-- �. 191.t_ and for._--=Tw=-=•=l=Y:.,,.•_ _ _ _Months Endf'd De o • b• r 31, Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year ==============:;;=====~'=="'=~============~======::r======='===~;::::;::::=:::::::::::::===•·=••=-•=M=r.~ 4CCT. / 1· - FOR -THE MONTH =--=-<· __T_~~~ :=~~- LAST ~ NO. FOR THE PERIOD ~ INC. Bl.ACK "=--=· --:.. = ™""'-'-=-·=- AR,==l!l = = J DbEC~. =RED _ _ T_'."115 YEA~ I NC. Bl.ACK LAST YEA.!:.._ - -~ EC. ~ = __ OPERA.TING REVENUES ~ SA.I.BS, Cas.h_ - - , - - - - - ---- - _ 8 _]2. • Charged · ---~4- 16. ·-_ _-_~_C_ou_~n_ __ ______ _ _ _ .Qt) ;i. .10 _ _l 8_ j6._ _ f _ 8$ Gross Sales - - - - - - - ----1......-. .---....;:....L.-=--i Cost of Merchandise Sold • Gross Profit from Sales i\'liscellaneous Earnings -- ➔t--- Total Operating Revenues ====1•=~-lOperating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 20 - ~- ....- -- -------=--- OPERATING EXPENSES l'tiAINTBNANCB: Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Re airs Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-De recia:tion ·Vehicles and Harness - -- -- - - ~1- - t - - - - + Horses-Rcnewals -l\A.......:1-0ther Maintenance Expenses 0 J~6 1 l 14!. 6.0 --2 21 .21. 35 ~ -.31_ •I_ !_ _Total Genera=! E= ·x,·p_ ...=cn=se=s==#-";="'41== Total Operating Expenses / ~ · - ~ - = = ~ ~ ~=-=-=<'!! Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per cent. of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation =-----i~.&o...1.. ...~ Per Cent. of Sales ~-=-= -=·===l!,,_=_= 4=fc j =2, 1)19 ~ .= 81 =.~l===la~l,Jib=ll==U!l~==ll==~=li.!!~~ i?'"="~rr-=-==r=-=-~. ! J. r r:::~I 11 = cJ=.il~ =--=fl==i=~F"'=il= Ii.-------- ----=-- - -Auditor's Office, or.:~;~~n:,'o ~~~-~~~~..1.~~Y~tt..3l .........., 140..... ! / ,. .• • __ , _____ - •• .-~.:: -_/__ (. ! t I ,;~·- • l .!' ~ . I .. ., I ::-1 �and for.___()ne_. _ _ _ _ _ _ _Montb&xEndede---1Ji,..i«aRM1J1.U18-&;~l'-,,i;iSJi1Lt•.......,__19'6_._ r- •Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH - -'~CCJT No. • ~ -~,...~t=====-=-=-==-~-~-==--=-- _... THIS YEAR LAST YEAR - .. . .......---1I FOR THE PERIOD J =-=c...... INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR -- = - ==1==:,ll-== LAST YEAR 1==1="-'IF= =i===•i=="U= INC. BLACK DEC.RED = -i'= =l= - -=-=l:1=· I OPERATING REVENUES I , i SALES, • _B ~ ® ' 47 __ C_as~- - - - - ·- Charged - ·- - · - -· - - l l - - l ~ - -Co -_ ,u____ po~- - !1----:- Q[ s.2.e. G,6 _ __'l__5_l'l _W, Gross Sales - -- - · - · ·--J1-Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales · 1 1 - - i l - - - -- • ?vliscellaneous Earnings Total Operating Revenues· -=-~-...::=...,... -~-· ·--=r= n -;-.=-· Operating Revenues l ,1! -_ .. 4 + - - - l --ll-- - + - --1-- ____ _ .....~ - - - _ _..,._ --1~--+- - - - -- - - - - -'-- I - - -1-- -1-- - 11------,,........--,f- - ---li' -- + -- •1-Wct!..i!- - l - - - l - - - - i l - - ~ - - + - - l l- - - +...:__ -- =-==- =·.eel•· = - .. l 'I .__ ,,_P_er_C_en~ ~ s ~ ===---=- =-- ;-.. . °t --1- - +- - - ! L . ~~- 6 _ _ ._ --== = Jt--=-=-=-l== t==l7r= I I OPERATING EXPENSES I MAINTENANCE a St ore Bid s. and Fixtures-Re alrs ::::e=r=:ec~ia~t~io~n:.Jf---i--..11.,-~_...1111 Store Bldgs. and Fixt.::.•s~ D Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewa\;..;;.s_ __ Other Maintenance Ex enscs ;;.=:;===-- 11- --1- - -+-- --II - -. --11----1--1---11-- Total Maintcnan=c=e= =·=··====-=- . ___ _ . =:,:;n,<= __ l,U. . 67. JF~=-rlO~ l l SBLLL~G EXPENSES, . ~alc~111~n .;_m g P ~l~vcry in~tL - __ _46 ••..oa -· - . . 252 S1 Store S'!E~s _ • _ ___• • . ---11- - -1 ,s . _ . - · _ _ _ Advertising • • I I- ·-- -- ---- ~ -- 215 22 - 1 - 45 - - --- --- ~~1)_1.c_Exv.e11s~s 0.0 _ _ _25 .00 • E x·'1~ nscs ,. '_ _ _: ··___ Aft. ~A .A ' I:! f... : G~e.-~.: _ ._.. _,.,.. _____ -1:v .. Ju. \ Other Selling Expenses • • I Total Selling EXQ_enses • 586 ~ ., • 29'l £i6 • - - - - ~:.:-- - :.:.. -.:r-~--~~ .:=:--- - - ~~ ~ · ·r~- ~....:::.: ----~"'"'~ .,...-4••- · - -··- -- - - ., _ l GE:-i'.llltAJ, UXPB:-.SBS, 10Q Superintendence. Stotckeepers and Office Clerks Watchmen and an~tors Stationery, Postage and Office Su.1?~.Fe-fl-h and Telephone 0 - +- Water, Ligh.t_:a::.:n;:.;:d:...l=-=-lc.:::ea:::.t='------u---1Refrigcration .- -•~[-1-n-su- rance- - - - I - - <t----,i--- n- - - ·- Other General Expenses • Per cent. of Sales ' Taxes (Estimated) Auditor's Office, -~~.~~:'3£~~·· -· · . .. ~ ···~-·! ................. , 19JO.._ - �' and for._ _--=!'-,="-----Months EndPd 19 20. Compared with Cori;-esponding Periods of Previous Year r I B'eb:raa.17 29, - / AcCT. 11 NO. " '10 00 1'7/b 96 I a ..10 41 .11 i 216 05 ✓ 6"/8 42 216 9'1- l 45 so ·oo , S<LOO 20 97~ 80 03 . ~ 36 -5"1 3 29 • • 3 29 / 19 43_' l 026 87 ,/ 768 28 Lf', M .. AP!l . 1 1920 �and for_ _....i'hN=-=•-----Months Ende;..i ...._______M""'ar~o=h=----3;.::l::.:a•'---~J 9d..JL Compared with Corresponding Periods o·f Previous Year r -tt==r:r-=============111====== ==-==:=:=::===:: =:=======tt==== = ==::::=======~=== ==•=•~8~~~-=r=' FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD I .\OCT. NO. THIS YEAR = ===-= - -- - - - -- INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED - -=----== : = ---=ir -==-:c--~ --=t --~-=-=-•:1-- =-=:t==:t='=!t== l - ==c! =~t===l== "l==c,Jl== , t = = l ==l-:,-1 OPERATING REVENUES SAL.BS• _ ___ .s._~~- - · - - Charged Coupon _____ __ __ _ __ Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscella neous Earnings - - ~=:ctt== T=o=ta=l =O~p= e ratingReven~ s_______ Operating Revenues -=--- --- ~ ~ ~Sales ____ ~- 92~ 80 _ _l 4=._68 44 _ 5_ 3 Ol _ _ _ 2Ja.8 _7_ l.07.. 40 . 5 130 56 --it- 19 8 _ l_ j:op -~6 8.9 _ _ ., -10 ___2 1 . 6- 8 ~ 6 8 35 6 A,19. _(),8 .15 .984 6 6 •. 2 9 21 729_ ~ -7 _,,•- -~.,_._ 30 l__• 'I 56 29 .0.5...11___ '-l-"'- .i 1------1~ l 10 5.~ ___l__ Jt__ __ ___ _____ __ _ _ 4: 326 14 +--ii _ 1 8 ~ -=-- __ 19 08 95_ ~ 5. 3. _ ___ __ ~ i = - = ' - f = f =-=-._l , .5 OPERATING EXPENSES l\iAINTBNANCB, Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs ~+---= 3 +=-11---4 • :. 7S GS. 17.8 ~3 Store Bid s, and F i»'t's-De redation 2 0 55 Vehicles and Harness • __ _2_0-: ;-~-n~-_----+--__ _ _ ---= _6~ ssll_ ---1--=6~-- _ 6:s: ~~~r-----:·_o-;~-,Horses-Renewa1s tl-""·~ 1--..;..;...c~ "c--c.=c.===-- - - - - -n- - ~- i- - - -· Other Maintenance Ex enses a-lll-=-:...:::::ii-..:;,,,:;:;:,,::;;,_..::..=::.:.:.:,==..:;:;:;:=:..:.:.=_ _-l!-_-+_-+-_!1--_+-_ t---tt----+---+--tt--- - t - - -+---tt--- - + ~ • __ _ iA _2.3. "'11r.==1:===T=·~=ta=l=i\~1i_i=in~ _na_nc':== .,_ ~-=-===·= -ip·=-= t = ?.o _p_,5 SELLING BXPENSES: 448 18 -- --- - l 343 67 - _ .51 39- - - _5 12 9.2i _ l. .4 5c.i1-----1-----l-- - - - t- -1 ~-- ... ~ - -- _. 2J) 00 •___ _25 00 _ .1 7_5 00 5... _ : · 13-1 42 _ - - - 2"1e2·· 2s 225 Q.O 26 00 1 tatioJ'!er , Pos 639'. 36 l 053 64 7 22 125 "l3 46 d Office Su~ -- - ~ ne _ 9 t-tt----~~---~----t-C-----➔r--+__...t--1r=~it1 86 87 I Refrigeration Insurance Other General Ex enscs ~ l~eneral Ex~ _- = = - ~ =1=-a= =t. ___1_ ~2 22 4'14 18 1 ==· T2E3-l9..,g;.!,~l !;!.~~P.,;g~~es......_= -=-= =n"==~==--tOpr.g. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales ~--t----:cN_e t_ R _c_v_en~ (Exc.!_uding ::;..T _ a_x_es-') - -;t- 1 :- ll-- +.--c::-Pe;:,;:.r...;:c_en-:-::t:-.0-:-I_S_al_es-:-:----- ----Jt---+---;;':~ ~ 1 Taxes (Estimated) 5 02 - 251 139 ~~--~1:_-=:. -;;-::===::-· •6. 2 25 4 .Q.. 10 5·, 6 1.l 68 Por tland, ore., Auditor's Office, llJA;Qli,B~O,,., ____:_.......AP~!.-~.Q.,....., ..............., 19S ...~O 26 3 _453. 6 6 66 309 81 l Q_ 249 '12 ·w-1 ·14 3 376 4'1 5 5 5 9- • _ 3_91.i _2_3= _· _ 11 8 13 4 1 848 89 890 3 7 6 3 4 1 _5_4 204 67:H---;,l..?a.-:9;;;--f-;3""'6::-tt----+---;;c:t"'-=:iir-- I �and for._ _--= .J'o=ur,..___ _ _Months Enrled r so. Apr11 19...m_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR Tl'fE MONTH ACCT. . t NO. TH I S YEAR INC.- BLACK DEC.RED J1 1' - - -~ THIS YEAR r - -- -- - LAST YEAR i'r,- QEC. RED - INC. BLACI< 1 OPERATING REVENUES SALBS, Cash Charged Coupon - - ----- - ·--- - - - I - Gross Sales -t Cost of Merchandise Sold - rossProfit from Sales cellaneousEainmgs Total Operating Revenues ~ -- - - i - - - - 2 '752 "iO 447 69 5 036 05 ' 8 835' M I· 1 1 362 86 ; ;J. _4:._'12 ?8 !': 2~7 88 - -- 894: -0:2 -9l 3M ---- 'f3 1 610 89 l 4:70 20 26 865 30 20 1'19 50 l 420 % 6 660 40 )8 l04t _46 _27 418 7_9 . 31 '753 70 22 899 0~ (f 350 ?5 ! ~ ~1"9_~75 • \L 16 6 82 , l . - ~·,,..- ~ 636 40 1;, - 690 '43 i 456 50_ ' G 941 18 1 4 976 35 ·t 18 2 18 l 82 21 : I f 178 63 178_ 6~ 82 20 91 - -·11 - -.L..-;. 00 02 ai1. 100-!00 179 68 20 66 . 2 065 91 260 83 lOQ 00 5~ 52 3 29 1 730 14 i 22 16 - 3 29: 326 ' 77, I �.. ;l!D.U- r.·,11'il._ ~ .-.. • and for,__________ J'yfonths Ende,ud'-_ _,_~_ _..;....__v_ . _ _ 19~,_:,,.l Compared with Corresponding Peri~ds of Previous Year Acer. NO. ( = OPERATING REVENUES SALES, --it___c.as rt Charged_ _ Coupon :w il- ·~- ~---------!' -•__ • G.t.osua1ea-_ _ _ .. . 111'1 ~c- LCosLo!Ji.iktc.barufuf:_S.9J.d - - -- - 1 _ \ _ _._Gross Profit f.t.Q.!Jl Sales ,! M~~.llan~~ ~?,rni.n gL , 12ta\·O~i;ating Reyenu~ ~-=-= ~--~--=c:-== Operating Revenues ~~=n=:=-=- Per Cent. of Sales= -, =r:r=z \·.+ = =JI 1 ~ 1\ (I 11 I it H I·! -- - = = == ll ' OPEB;ATING EXPENSES MAIIiTBNANCB, . . =-=-;.:..:;.;:.=.:=.:::c:,.....,= I ! Store Bid~. and Fixt's-Depreciation I ~ -• t:· I ' -;:Vehicles and Harness i--=._ 1 •1i~-+--+--.;1--~-.-.--+,-----+----- · - - - + - - - - - - - ' - I ;r-::--·tt-- ' - = = = - -;.;.;....--'--'-';;...;;.;..;.;;.;;._ _ _ _ _-ll-_ ~ _ ____--1~ -~ ~ Horses-Renewals ~;i----,--......-,,--•u- - - - --'-.......- - + - ---l--~~------4-,-.-..__ _ _..;-..--l _ _ _ _,__....._...,: ~t : Other Maintenance ::: E;.:.; X,i:. Pe:::..n.:.:se::.s;..____ +----4-- -1--·-~,~1-.- 4 - - - - -~;.._. r :i m.L !· - ~-====1~==T:,,=oe:c. ta-:::l__,MainJ:~1:~ ce 1 I\ \ 11 SELLING EXPENSES, II ~ -4--J I Ii _._;·--:-1\ 7 ~ _,a~_lin.l~U!lilJ2tlix.~YJll~~- - - ,....j _ ~tOJ.L~'!lmlies_ - · _ - - - - '~ dvertis_in.g_ ---....----....;..::;'-'----+-_ .Stable.Expense:- - - - - - ~ G.arage.Exps:n_s__es ___ r, O!her Selli!}g Exp_enses _ _ __I Total Selli?g Expenses [. : ru~•• • • j- :L-.: _ L • ,_ • ! -- •- -- = - - ~ - 1 -+-c-~--,--;,.----11-- _ _ , _ _...j!...._ _ _ _ __ . . _ . . . . _ __ _ ._ __ _ _~ - - - - - - - . ~ - - - . . -........- . . i_ 11 GENERAL EXPENSES, 1 -5uperintendenc~- -- - - - , - - - ~ \ - --+--....;,..--,.-#---+-~-~;~-_..._-4-_4, ____ .--8torekeepera.ancLOfficeJ:....u:= ' - - - i !- - -i-:::::.:::..:.:..;...::.:;....U-- ~ :.!:!....µ:;:;::......J - . -.... 1 _ W,atcbrneo aod Janito,....,__ _ _ _ _0 _ _ _ _ _ _- 1 - - ~ tationecy.,hJ;tage.and..Q_ffice.fui , - --.,...--..___--4,_ ___,.,___---1_---i: . . - - - I • • 1_ Tclegraph.and.Iclephpoe ' ' UT T ! h ~ H .-;---( .. 11' -.llll'ater.,,.,_.g t 300 .. , Refrigeration ·-+-- --+--:c-+-,-,-,i:--- ---,-+,....,....-I,--~-~~..../, Insurance I , r Other General Expenses i-,... I· - -. . • ➔j1 _ _ Total~n~ral I;.xpe~e~=---- If___ •-·~~'~==l="'-===,$=~ I === . J,. l ,:; 4 , - -· ==r~~~ = 9 e::c9 '=-"=li====-i~~~~r-~~~~ ~=l:-== ~ ~ ~ _ '.I'otal Operating Expenses Ex.Qs.-~~i:_Ce..nt..o( SaJ.es Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes -0~. 1"= 1 rr,-',-t-:-it---+-~7:L-=--:.1!---:-c--i,-..,:;:~~-ll---➔..:.;..:.~;...,....--ll--_,:...,....,,..:.......i....'.....~ , -1 Persent, of Sales_ •.. ____ ,.____..._ _ f.; Taxes @.~mated.) 2 (IS ':;~~• N ~)n£_Om_e ff.(W1_:::Qpe : -r-a:": tio _n__~==- ,--_ - -b:.:,~;H~!l--+~ -½:-f-l~,- - i -,-:I-J,::;+:i :; ~!~X:-l-,H - --:r;-E:"!.J.~!...; ..,~~~---~~e,._g~~~-L~~~~ = -...,-=__Per Cent. of_Sales _ 1 '· I _ IL~- i F.URC~SE~ .-- - - - • • • •· i' • ~I :;,!, ~:_r·•l ' ,~ ;r:7 .1 LL- C, ,--- .-•w· .._ ,'.: I Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,............. _.......................~.:............- ....., 19...:,~~ 17 '· ' , �and fur. OPERATING REVENUES r SALl!Sa I -- 1285 06 2 517 44 _ 399 67 6 '88? 00 _ cash _ _Charged _ Coupon _ --- 20i ~ - 4 3'71 OX l ~04 51 ~ _ 6 Q57 'll,· t· .@.1 88'1 09 · .. 4 888 29 _JI ' --··'•-·-_Gross.Sales--. •__ l _Ji. Co;5t of. Mei:chandise$01cL - - j ~_--:GJ,.o~~ Pi::0J1t...kom...Sal!ls____ _ MiscellaneoJ1s...Ear..nings _ _""1 To~aJ_Oper,a t~Revell!les _ \t f 1 .46'/' 42t ·- lf f -~~.- • Operating Revenues • ,Pcr,.Cent..q_LSales-=.......-=-c,- 165 40➔1 I 682 82 fr \\ -~.,,.,,_,.,,,---..- ,~ l·: 18 5 l· ·1 I 1 232 ae 1 19'-i 93' l 516 4:~· 969 ~~ · ~213 2~1, 182 68 • •I 2Q 2 1 7 18 5 2 181 09 181 __09 18 3 ) I OPERATlNG 'EXPENSES 2 ~6 - 60 60 I 180 4:8 . I 10s si 2 223 09 )! 99 2 015 43 I 126 00- - '21$_77 38 12 · 2 57& 85 2S,7 66 2 9~ 12i(00 • 68 24 2 21f i, ~ • , i' I I /1 ,V. I/.,, I . ) - ,lij7 53 ____3 ., ~ 9~- 3§4 89· 1 I �f arid for._ _.,. . c.-·:..... : -----Months Ende~d_ _ _1_ ·_•--;,_· _'. ·_, _ _ _ _19 f / \ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 0•10•1M. 0 ACCT.J! I No. ,1 .. r 1, 1 ~ - THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ll INC·. ·BLACK DEC. RED . 1 OPERATING REVENUES r '"' l- 71-- - -~ I - - Ii ' THIS YEAR FOR T!-{Et>ERIOD r l 1 LAST YEAR -i' INC, BLACK• DEC, RED �.. ..........,. ...,... ___ - -------· .. and for. lbr; · Months EndPd ,tml• SQ• 19...20... Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year O•lt•IM. FOR THE MONTH 1 ACCT. 1 l I NO. TH I S YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC.'."BL.ACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR I T HIS YEAR ]' LAST YEAR INC. BL.ACK DEC. RED OPEBATINGBEVENUES I, ' SALES, __ (:asli_ - ..Cll:lrged • - C9upOD--- - 2 .801 7i ·- 1 6a911 208 31.\ 6 ~24, 80 &6f 68., 6 ·41'1 ,65 - - 12~3 66 86419 - ·993 86 I .,, i1e sv a~s&e.u 'lft2 at 2 .?11 11 :- 8 ~73 67 2 086 87 29 944 81 2811185 8i170..3tt . 40.44226; 34, _981 98 46809 ,36 7144 60 .. 'II 9'1 21...16 : 2J>4.'1 18 , 10886 ~6 - 5 510 82 794, 18 ' 898 72 18 57 12' 82 1'5 4,7 · a s&s 'lo• 11286 l'li . 6 300, 60 ' 9 78.6 85 • '1 165 76 • - Gross Sales.. Cost of Merchanclise.Sold ____Gross..P,rofit from.Sales . ..Miscellaneous Earnings Total O_I>E:r~ting_Revenues Operating Revenues Per ·cent. of Sales 1521D 63 2621' 10 • 66695 81: 27 7 26 7 I 19 0 16 6 OPERATING EXPENSES .! .16f__Sto,re Bldgs..andfixt's-DeP,reci~tion~l 20 ' _ ~ I. _ j' __ 117 , 1,6 l l '19 I ~ -~ __; . ifiP3r •& '?lri~ Other Selling Expenses To_!al Selling Expenses it -! 1 _a,a 1s· 104 64, ~ ·9so 6'1 4r 3 1 U ,Tl I, I I 1 ()0 e&' w 60 60 4 22 I eo 09 , 123 80 128 81 ....__,~-~~--. !- 611 77 t0 60~ "4 '80 Gt: 1 ' ~ 61 --- - ~ _ ao~66 '- I 20 ~ I _ J ~_l- -4r-- _ 1 'i6 4, 186 81 4 22 I 1_'10 ..-Y!:hicles and.Harn~~ . ___ }_ _J_ _l 'Pl_ .Hon;e§-13.enew.als _ ir:....=.=, l 'IJ__ .Ot_per 1\1,ain_tenan,ce_Expenses \ ". To~al Jv[aintena1_1ce It ~ L Salesmen and Deliverymen Store Supplies Advertising 16 2tt8_~ · 11 8'17 '3 I ... 161,__StQte Blqgs. and._FixtUJcs-Re~s ,, l '1_1 l '15 287 9G 9 ~5 .54 I :MAINTENANCB1 SB.LLING RXPBNSESc o ,eo' os 'r ' •. • _143 26 3 80 00 20_89 . ;9 80 701 96 · 117 86 • 300 61 • 128 91 • 2691 60 ' 2 62'1 20 "49 1 _4A so 160 00 ' 64. 40 81 150 00 89 13 .. S 29 276 8_6 1 684,' 10 ' 184 70 1160 i)6 .' 2 S,18 92 · 1 207 96 1029 G§ 2118 '96 9 ao 247 -13 as 10 1 011 66 1 05 8 25 7 as _J 10 42 a? 23£) 78 ~i. 20 . '15 76 '116- 68 Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-=Per Cent. of Sale.s _ Net !ievenue (_Excluding Tax~) ,Per ce_nt. of Sales _ .Taxes. (Estimated) .PUROHASES • ' . 'I . 178 33 1 102 60 - I �and for._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _Months Endeu-______";;.. • ___19_ · _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of .Previous Year --=---- ---- FOR THE MONTH ACCT. I NO. 1; FOR THE PERIOD - .- -- - t,· 1 -.-r INC. BLACK TH I S YEAR -i,-- -i LAS:T YEAR DEC. RED THIS YEAR ' ) LAST YEAR I 1 OPERATING BEVF.NUES 1, , 1 SALES, . ~ ~;i_ - - - ~ ':- H Hr----- -- - --- _ Coupon__ - - · -- - -·- -· ; Gross..Sales_ _ _ _ _ Jj L. II -C~~~~~~~:~:ta~;: j~\'_ I \ ~ Ii t - \ - __I MiscellfillJ!JW.§.]l;.MJlings_ _tal.Q,8ei:at~~~~~~ -· Operating Revenues ~ er_Ce1tt._o.f Sales__ - - -1==t=cc""' R _1__,' -i OPERATING EXP~NSES lt • I MAINTENANCE, I 11 • !! r . \ r ~ - -S =-t,_. ore Blgg~. and Fixtures-Re12_airs J · I I Store Bldgs. and Fix!'.§.=P.~m:iation • --1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Vehicles and Harness ___ I i I [ ·,\ Ho"<s--Renml, ·, [:jl ~ - Other Maintenance E1-12e!1~S \ Total Maintenance ' -"---== : ,, I -+---+---tt~~ - - - t =J,......_+I j l •. , r, l • alesm_en an.d Del~e1:ym~.n_ _ _ _ _Store.Sunplies.__ , Advertising; 11' :r~~- Stable Expenses ...____,1- ~ _ Garage.Expenses _ _ _.... 1 Other S~ling Exp_ensg_s Total Selling._Expe_!lses_ - ·f c.e,,l1_ _ ~-- ' - ~~~~=·: : ~s= ~ ' I :1-·1 1--. - - -~ - L f 1 ' ,-- ' . • • GENERAL RXPBNSl!Sa • - -- -1---- ·•torekeeper.s,and..Oifu:e__Cle.cks -· !I~ --Watchmen 'lll.d...,)'.anitors. _ __ __ ; • _ Statio.o..ecy, .Eostage.and..Otlke..Supplie _ -Telegr:.iph and Telephone_ __..:..._Ir·ater,LighL.and.Heat_ . - - - --l1- - - 1 f -Refrige~ation..,_ _ _ _ _ __ _ . ...! -li---;- - -- -I •---11--_,Jl.§.11.rau.@.._ - - - - - · - _ _ : _ _ _Qth~er~u~~llfil!§.CL IExp3nses __ T_ otaI Genera-·· 1! -1..----i- )1 i-----+-..,... •:---+-- ., , r ·.-_-_:~,--1------<· • .!, II :c::--:---i--t: ::::;:==~t-=Total Operating Expenses Oprg, ~xp_s,;:-Pe.r_<;.ent._Q{ SaleL _ _ Net.&Y.«m.1!.tlExcl!,!dipg,J.:ax~s) _ .. ~J~t...Ql_~ales _ ~~..ffi§.ti.m~.t~d) _ _ ,tl~t foCf>I!lCo from O_Reration Per Cent. of ?ales _ i----1--::-:-~:-;·:-----+---'-"- =-==c.==c_..::=== I --=-=--=\"~;~ t---+-~ ---......,.. u f - - - 1 - - + :~ I---_;_..-=.::.:;...~. •,,: Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,.-.... ..'........ ~ ..........!:'..........................._, 19.!:.!} ;iL~--- J --- • INC. BLACK DEC. RED �, and for_ ____.S.,,_,._.o-..__ _ _Montl-}s Ended Jn1J 81• . N. H. H. SEP 3 1'20 Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year I OPERATING REVENUES I r FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I: I. 1 JNC:"'BLACK DEC.RED - - - -- - FOR THE PERIOD THO~ ~ At - f 11 )' DEC. RED I I I Ii SALES, 'I INC. BtACK f CAST YEAR l 267 81 t8 066 ~& I 41~ 02 2 968 02 _ Ca4h ~ 590 4:5i {!-6 098 •98 I :w 061 59 7 997 $? '706 98 2 261 00 9 815 99 35 28! 9€) I 2 gs, 2~· 66 -- 132 43 - · . 4'1 611 69 t" 18 520 I&:> 41 1 9,26 98 64 1209 80 40 9o& s9l 13 1194 88,· _ 341 mr 11 ,9~2 &3 ! 6 '105 20! 5 21'1 43 . I J2S 68 roa 922ee ,·+ 119 14,,_~g 1 041 89 - - - - c . ........ ~:--.~. 355 79 . 12 s~ a~r , 628 06 • 5 33614 6 ' 1 323 66 . '1 l,69 00 1 6 9.'74 46 1 e .._ 1 l I I 1e.ft ! 1 ' 19oG 16o0 8 00 185Zl. 60 1 162 46 . a29 1'1 . ,! I l 8 00 177 31 01 ,, 99 ~ 27 $111 19 36 I 5 ,2_((1 29 47 49 ,, 16 80 4 31 1'15 00 I 308 21 8 115 08 6'1 6~ 16 -80 20 17 ll? 'l'i 191 Oft.r 175 00 _ $ 29 3 494 00 · I Auditor's Office, (' /. I 1s ·so ' I·/• ' \. • I '7 / .- I 3 29 243 99 , �. .. .. .. and for._ _ _;_______·_Months Ended---~ - '- -•~_·_ :-1 =__ _ _ _19 ~'.} Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year = - - - - - - - = -11-1,.,,.._ FOR THE MONTH /fACCT. 1-·+~ o. THIS YEAR · ---·---=~~ LAST YEAR t - + - -Cash _____ _ ., f.-"-Charged_________ _ _ __· _ -------u----~ ~·· ii--]1L-Gn>ss-5ales_ - - - - +.- r----C.9sJ .Qf Me_i:.chancfu;e Sold_ _ _ _-1( !±1.._ _ Gross Profit from Sales ___ . I Miscellaneous Earnings ~ I_otal Q_perating Revenue 1 \ Operating Revenues 1 __Per Cent. of _Sales. ~-4- OPERATING EXPENSES 1, '11' I MAINTENANCE, ' i~ I Store Bldg;;. and Fixtures-Repairs p ~· ~ '1\ Store Bldgi;.!nd.Fixt's-Depreci~!i.Q.n 1------1---11 • l 1 ._ 1 :L Vehicles and Harness ~-- _ ___ _ ~-----11l.-----i---+---11--17.7l___.!iQ....1'SS§..--.:-_&!!ewals _ _ 1-__,_ _ _0:;..;t'--' h.:;.. er--'M _ a i n ~ ~enses I •--1--,! TotaLMail!~!_lanc~ __ \[._____u --,,---~--,. 1 : r-1 SELLING BXPBNSBS, .-- i / OPERATING BEVENUES ti SALBSa ;,__\r _ CoupoJl__ -r_LA-S-;;E:~ I - I {~L FOR THE PERl'OO • 11 I ' • -'-'-...__Salesmen and Deliveryme'L.. ---4- Store Sum:,!ie_s _ _ ___ • _Adve_i:tising Stable Expwses. _ . . Gai:age_Expi:m~s •· . ' - ~ Other ~eUing ExJ.)~!lC.! _ _____ .. Total Sell~ Expen-s:::.e.;.. s --=--==..c ' ._t.,, :..,;. .. 9 ("' -.M,/ i Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,:_·-········~)lf::..) l f.'.?...~,.,.......- ..., 19..:;U. I =I' ·~ic~~~K • .; -1 I �and for: n11&t Months EndPCI •·•• n , ·1980 Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year • .. I, FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR I Nc: e LAC K LAST YEAR DEC. RED c'r- ~ 0 , - ~\\- \,,. - 1--- - (\t w-6 I1 ,; ,$ • S~ M . W.oi!t'"t"{~~!;:Rtoo TH>S YEAR' l9<() ~ft- INC. BLACK '-AST YEAR DCC. " " ,. 188 52 .J_ 01 v �and for. ACCT. ,I N O. I T HIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES ' SALES• 1.·~00·· 02~. 362,-~·; B '41l'/ 15 I 1· 123 56 23452 96 18 0?8 81 :~.6.5 • 4 569:02 {3 215 01 1 ~37 ·90 ' l I 58 603 50 46 631 06 I . I • 10 390 15 l 353 21 I l:t 972 M I 5 '.0•90 - - '18 - · j' - 86' • 625' • r. 48'[ 62• ~19 60 • 23 '705 80· 2 5'17 I 5i ,1 J~ 9_8•_ §.~ ~ Jl. 18 •ooo: 'if/ 1 l 212 0~ ~ 1513 !4' 16 290 so . 9 '615 fll I 5 675 431 { 112'1 83 1' J 9 ,ZJ. 1 531 51," . 1 17? 2Q I 164 11 , 1 33_9 92 ~- • 1so, ur· 10 o22 1u 10 192 5? , 5 829~54 . F/ 1262 3'1 l 5:oso 2e , I 18.6 o"/ l 1908 2o 1~ OG 1'12 06 • l 18' 9? Ol. 580 46 • ·:u; l~ 1s Portl811d., Oree, • ' s Office, Oliitillli BWME Auditor <llalmllllll:dla,.,-... • tobel'!...80.,....................., 19.2 ~.. .. /I . I , I I,. . , \ ao· �and for._..::•:.:: - =-...:.·- - - - ~ · Months End~d •Ootobe •31 . Compared. with Corresponding Periods of Previous . •Year . FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR 7 NC:- BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES - LAST YEAR It ' ~ FOR THE PEkioo - - - -~. TH I S "J'EA~ - " INC. BU\CK ~ , DEC. RE.D I. I Sil.BS, Cash ~harg~d _ ~oupon . I -----Gross - -Sales -- .., _ . -- .u--= ·- 2 9_88 '18 , 9.11 4M_a, . 'iQ eoo &a, -~~ ;Ga_g_ a~· 2 486 50 80 591 gtj 59 8"15: 11 20 DlO 8'f I 9 ;08'1 Sl : 49'/i 28 ·17 1:02 25 -10 929 5' · 6 1?.2 •'11 1 : l :8ll ,i6 ' l 1 51.i 19 25 1 1 4&i .,~ • 1 ·oo,-ss - - 'iss~ea 110 48 • UJO 66 I 4r9P/, 0fj,., 18 665 91' , 12 237 40 . 6 32& 59 , l !M-1, 88 • 1 444 85 , ' r I l'lo3 190 1'199 I ,, - 1o·'aae vs 1· ·-~!i Cost of Merchandise Sold ---·- Gross Profit from Sales l\•li; cellaneous Earni~~Total Operating Revenues. • 1 ~GG 50 _ ·1 51i1 12 26 400 G6 l~ 639 39 li 9fil 2o/ 3 <!:50 00 l 696 ~2 6 05<1: 92 ' 242 69 243 21 ' 52 806 7@ 13 ~41 89 ss Ma oa 01?5 ?O 1169 45 0 08'1 WJ 486 90 f/ ~5 15 ,, - - Operating Revenues Per Cent. o( Sales - II r ,1 7, • 884: 9V 6 B'JO. 80 v;_ • --jr 1 I [! " >Un<~!'.."!":G EXPENSES 1 1 168 Store Bldgs. a~d Fixtures-Repairs ' .----- .- --i,~_.,,_-·ri, • tr[ _ I 2'! 68~• lD_ 5_!~ ~ Bldg!:!1:.d Fi::~-Deprecia~ionl: ,20 00 • '.~ ;:~~:s ;c~~:;i:ess 1, • _ Total ~ =t=·-- - •~1:_e~ance _ _ l ·- ---- • ,,1'13 _ Salc_srncn and Deliv_eryrnen '"l'lp - Store_Supplies 1 '#6 Advertising l'l.'1 1,, 179 Stable ~xpense~ I~ : I _.88 <!!,I. ._ 8 ~ _ ma.a' Dll1 I :=-\t,=-I~~-2il1 • • 1' 31- • 1 • •I _ ~ - l'." J~S-00 - -1: --~ _ .,.32 &a . ._ ._ ~ . 11 •l 6?5 5'1' 11 ji -- - I __ . :1 Total Operating Exp~nses _ - O_y~g. Exps.-Per Cen; . of S~le~ N~t Revenue (Ex_:Iud11!._g -~ axes) _ !'er c~n~. Sales _ Taxes (Estimated) - - -- --- -. -- ~! 250 OU 468 90 260 00 . 50:2- 40 1 133 ll __1 + U"r --- 'f__ lQ --t- _ l _6i1_ _ _66 .44 91 . ~0J6 l l,_1~ _ _ .].~-~ ?_7 -+------.......,..-;.' 1 • 1: I f• 1 I i 92 go _ lJtO _95 1 __1 1 8 _ _ i2 T 2 ! • • -- .., 9] . ; 11-.:336 aar : _1 lSj 3Q · ' 12,.a_r . ··1 _i,fd !1 : ! 5 & •~ _ _ 1 197 ~ I • 1-4 ..if . r ·..1G ..'LJ · J iiiJ • ~9 I_ : - ·~ -lf - • - Ponlmlll, Oregon. l <!:9 13 1 029 62 UO ~~ 6 ~s.._ /J,7 02 1 • r. ~ ~T ', 12 441 15 . 10 '161 98 . 1 689, 17'· 6 880 7i::. 1 -, c '>A tt l" , l laA 58 , , 12..~ : r 10~2-"' -~ _ _, __2 1o4J'. I r (JC j _S)()'-0 1 .___ -122 ~ ·, J;,:4►.85-42,._: $ ) $ - 5 3 ......, a ~ a ,' r--- ---0.,, lilil.i , - '129 56_: 1 • • -;. -j~ 20_ · - _ 7~_20 -=.,_ _- =d~..l 69_5!/__ 38_12~ _· 31.__45"-1r l - ~&Q(_-f_,t_jo --·-~- ! 64\0. 20'' ·_ 576 2,9 ., .. 61 at'!_ 1 • - f - --- 1. ··1; 1 ""ir . 6 0 5 S....2.9 6 821 99 · ~- 091! 25 • l 966. 26 S .609 sa. . 3 85 _ .2'10 89 3 _.29 ., ~ l__ Ga.6.J __7 492 ?S 198 01 _ -'1----t-·.. • • 22 (J'l !Jii .<!:4 _ l 80V 13 6 16 3 638 ®G _5 04 _ · ]2~ 31l -.--_=- ---~=- • ~ 1:_otal Gene~! Expenses 10'110 15 80 11 -18ftL_ J'e~g£_ae_!_i_~_4 Te!e~ ~ ..J.ll~ l ! ct~r Light and Ji~L r Refrigeration 1 _ 9.8 21 • •,• , Su_p~ ~ten~!:C~ _ _ r' Storc~e_rs and Office_fler~_I_~ QQ11 _ _ l j l5 __ . ~!£~.!!!e~ J~ tor~ -- ____ !.___ 3-22;~__ ! l ft__. ~cr_s;~ ~ ~ i ;e~~ - 4 617 96 I l : ' -~il _L A()2 _64~ . ;-32. .16110 9 GBNERA.L BXPBNSRS, 1161- "l~~~e- 6 010 60 2~ 00. 66 A,9 . 41::J 58 , 112 2'1 1 83 IJ 01 16 00 18 10 .23e 61 • 20'_l:ll;1 , • . 1 ,2() 55 • vv i f - •' I! . . l l: ~ -p~er & Mue Other Selling Expenses - Total _Selling Expenses r. 205 52 ' - : r -~...:__ SELLING EXPENSES, l 2Q 55 -3: -+-~t-=.~~ -~-ff_.__ , N}- Qfu,,_~ "'."".fl":_ Exf ei ses:. 1'12 0 6 tar - 4_ . 6 3 ' 1 + • • ~_.t 4, , ~ ...2J... ...____4 / · · ' , F ,1 q 4lJi------8 .Af,>- --2- 614- 251__~ - '12 L2lhI - 2 7, Auditor's Office, Cliil§)II.. MII~~,.-..........~~~~.~..'-9.. ............ , 19.3.0.. I " .,, ~ I �Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year _ 0 11 FOR THE MONTH ACCT. 1 /'. No. THIS YEAR ,r LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED - I - --- - - THIS YEAR . G-tD ..:J M. _ FOR THE PERIOD it LAST YEAR INC. BlACK DEC. RED _ lt \ i• OPERATING B:RVENUES ' SALES, Cash, __ Charged_ Coupon_ _ _ _ ~ Operating Revenues 4r ~ Pei:-Gent.~otS31lcs_ ====" Advertising - Stable.Expenses -· Garage.fa,."l)ense:i..._ Othet. Selling_E~pens~s Total Selling Expenses GBNJ!BA.L BXPBNSBS1 'I �and for. ,/ t ,, /J �Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year. --::...._-_-;:-_ - - - - - -----~------ J FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR 1' I LA~T YEAR INC.""lil...ACK DEC. RED - OPBBATINGBEVENUES SALBSa, • I FOR THE PERIOD I I r -Charge i --Ll)upo...___ _ _ __ 1 -ll--~--------------1' toss.Sales_ _ _ _ _____ I. l h .-~•' ,\ 11 \\ 1i OPERATING EXPENSE~ ' ll M:AlNTBNANCB, . "-~____§g,re Bldg§. and Fixtun,----R~j,airn jS i 'O • ). Operating Revenues·--======1 c,.l,,..LSat.,_ i • . l . 1- Store Bld . and Fixt's-De reciation I Vehicles and Harn~ss - f - - - - - i c - - i . - - - , 1 , - - _ : -_ . . _ _ _ ~ - - 1 1 - ~ 20 155 .i;..'_---11-,.;,2.0 ;;..;...1,..;i;;:. j ~;,.-11 ;:. l- I __cas,..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ •- -C_o~L.oi...M~r.c_hil,l}Sljs_e_S9k1 _ _ _ _ : G1..qss,£rofit from Sales _ -~_c!!Jlaneous Earnil}g§,___ _ _ _ l ~-..,.,..11.... _~...._otaLQ_perati!!g Re .e!l.!les l - THIS YEAR --,-=- - I LAST YEAR I[ I I �- ~ C i r _DJOII' GOAL OCllfaY r . .,, t ,J. " · oonmtIOJf M I OB . . r.. 1 9 JP .:,r.', I to 41, OOIOIRRIDt n • e OOl'NOt Fo&i 2250 "Korolan4S.e n.pt'o Oorporation Stst~at • Of O,.at1ou at ilaooi¥aahoostne0 o fo;? month of l>eoeib•F9 192B ni74 fo11 tho tos~vo montha.mle4 DeoabaP 51 0 19!0·00 fdlloWBs . . \ I ta t.ut Year ~ ~.W · Jnoolllaok £net Year l'l o9 · ~'°•'!' OttJlaroh i oeel'oitl&Dl..Ongoa. 1'1, 1'81. • . .. I lk,oollodo �., ~ - ·. • Deow~•r n. 19 ao and for._ ___.fn ........ 1.. Wi_ a'-· --'--Monlhs Ended Compared with Correspondin~ Periods of P ~vious Year FOR THE MONTH ACCT,. FOR THE PER IOD No. THIS YEAR .. INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR TH1s v ~ H. Lf-tr INC. BLACK DEC. RED Y EAR JAN 3 1 1921 OPERATING REVENUES SA.LBS, -Cash Charged _Coupon OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Stor~lc!gs.:..and ~xtur~-::-Repairs l'll_ Horses-Renewals - J-~, - 0th«:!: Mai'!_~enance Expenses Total Maintenance - So.lesmen and Deliverymen Store Supplies Advertising i, a 1'76 ~;: • 1'79 ~ 9 914 11 a .eoo 62 23, 4'1.9 32 926 86 19 4.91 25 G 458 ~'1 . 5 017 66 82 004: 80 57 660 4:5 mo 99 ~ 369 20 4 081 00 '• S 604 1 '1 -121 429 15 • 82 069 $ , 39 359 79 ti 6 113 49 99 '153 8& 6? 167 90 32 5a; 96 ~9 32 . 21 r 675 27 , J.4 901 144 6 773 83, 88 82 1 'IS> 96 1 &&o 83 190 63 i ~"14' 00 , 23 406 23 16 441 .,, 6 9&4 46 . Uo9 19.3 200 20 00 192 06 172 0 6 246 61 246 62 0~ 13 10 , 279 "11 16 00 454 68 o7 I !1 20 85 I ~l r sY l I 20 I 20 85 246 88 25 & 229 '19 B 111 68 26 l 118 11 92 21 108 80 16 69 16 80 15 80 300 00 2~ 86 3 29 5 '194 ~3 I I r&iiriue 25 100 soo 00 28 '77 69' 32 ' 2 90 174 97 ' av~ 21 1 l Other Selling Expenses Total Sclling Expenses 1~ 434 65 1 440 81 24 ~84 35 .I ! I f Ieas109 : S;BLUNG BXP.ENSBS, 1'71 304 "/6 ,, Store B\dgs.:.and ~ixt'i;-::~epr~tion( ~~ _ _ye~icl~ an~_Hames! ' 808 75 8 450 20 '733 98 2 '16' 14 • 812'13 46 . 150 f,6 115 14 2 914 60 3 ,588 60 . Operating Revenues Per c'ent. of Sales I 2 688 38 U · 6'18 35 . ? 0'14 08 _ ·Gross Sales Cost of Mercliandise Sold Gro~ Profit from Sales Miscella!leous_Earnings Total Operating Revenues 111 a ,22 m 668 18 43284 262 08 , 7 180 16 ' ' 503 29 3 29 l 385 72 GBNBRAL BXPBNSBS, I 1178 26 1 80 _ SuQerinten<!ence - ( ; -· 18'1 62 1 181 Storekeepers and.Office Clerks...:.._ ~ - - 88.', 62 415_ 00 1 88 Watchmen.andJanito~ . _ _ IL _ i 2 48t - ~ .2 40_ 1~1 Stationery, ~osta_ge and Office..Suppli_J -.L 28 1 98 _ 10 67 9 2'1 50 ~8 2 180 90 95 :04 ~ '16_ 4'1 3) 90 130 00 l!l 26 1 8'_ - Telegraph and T~lephoJle_ -1r I-·' s ,.80 l - ·- · 1- -• 40•1 s· ~ 40 182 Water, Light andlieaL _ _J I .21 U ; _ i 18 75 2 88 Refrigeration ~ I 1 ·I 192 I 18' -~Jn~rance~ _ ~~JI 466 58 '18 3' 238_14 1 8'7 _ Otl_!t;r G~eral E_1-12enses_ Total General Expenses __ • --L -~ .00 J __ .,. -~ --0.0. • I 16'1 j liO I, , ,6'0 I89 I• _! 1 -+--f-= ~ _ -/- _ 1 11 11 . t, - -~ -l)~t_,....,~e_a'l 1:s:f1.s ' ~ L , ~ , a , 9_ as, • -t 299 l~ . ·,. ~f~r- · T .;. 1 _ 97~! iia eif I 2 I6 88 I 67 , , 2.9 , 4_~8'1!f'79f-··: 2~ , · · 32 63 I 75 .- , 408~£2 :-. '> ,-= 6 . -- aa,._Joo_ : 8 8 1 ..t~ ~ !O '119 so I I 1181 6 889 08 , 1 S"IP/ 92,. 7 T'166 '96 1' , Total Opuating Exp,•~• • 1 ' BIi&, 87 l C)95 11 8 . \ , 2 ~ 1 .9 :~ 111_;126 j81)rU 688 ~4 , 1 Qpr_g. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales •, . _ lOe'I __ 15 .S .J -~•8 .. L. _12.B • 16d 1 • ~et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 1 .J §.8~. 23 ' 2 296 4~_• , 't~~19~- 8_1 _19_j2] ,__8 -~3- '631 Percent. of Sales - 12•8 • , 82.1 ' ..._.,. 20.1-; __ 4 _6•7 4.1 Taxes (Estimated) 28d.9 1 __ia4_----- _ .--1l-~dl6JL _p91J3-5f -_ 1• Net Income from Operation ~-;,- 1 SM .,. • 2 1.~8 '~ 2 ~89 Per Cent. of Sales - 12 . 1 ' _L 6 el -,L a.6 1 1 .. , I I, I •I ~ PURCHASES 105 88 64. 120 44 106 22 _ ~ 29 49 89 · _ _ 08 1~ ,=-r--7 ., 2 286 '18 3 381 ~ 9 86 550 8G 82 68· 188 2li ~ 613 48 ~•, 80 1 ( . .. ••• 11 ··,., 1, · . ._ 61. ,54, -' i. , �and for. GIie . Moritls EndPd JNmery 11. 19_11_ Compared with Corresponding Periods ot Previous Year II FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. I THIS YEAR LAST YEAR -,, INC. B LACK DEC. RED --1-. ' THIS YEAR 1• - LA;T YE~R j OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash _ ~- Charged _ _ Coupon_ a 007 4,7 t63 170 S20 66 ? 62'1 '10 552 40 125 09 ~g '15 1 98 , 1 41 060.M ,- o aaa.a3 • ~ -2H ~s 221 65 6 9'18 Its ✓~-,J~ ~ _ 1 I 859 95 Cost.ot Merchandise Sold _ . _ Gross Profit frpm _S.ales _ _ Miscellaneous Earnings To!al Ope~ti.!}g Ileve11ues Operating Revenues Per_ Cent. o{ Sales. _ === _ 1'18 96 '129 50;. 1 6'3 9, 124 99 l "168 96 - I 1 I 128 l2 ' 93 ~~, 88 -9?' 39 ~6 I , os l 06 OPERATING EXPENSES I\IAINTBNANCB1 118 ··--?01 I,.. 20 56 468 03 1·is I - I Total Selling Expenses 01 . I 1'1'1 P/0 11' r 25 00 - 4, ~ ·sao ,2 . 188 81 · GENERAL Bx.PBNSES, PQRCHASES Ponlad,Ongon Auditor's Office, MW41MHEl<IIJ• ,--···--·······'•~ ---2J~, ...__...., 19..3.i. 11,. FOR THE PERIOD . .. , INC. BLACK DEC. RED f �,-. . Months E nded · b:U )I'll; a 1 . -19A._ Compared with Corresponding P eriods of P r~vious Year and for. li f I INC. B1;11.CK DEC. RED l THIS YEAR ~ ILM. LAST YEAR INC. BLAOK DE:C. RED r1 •' SALBS1 _ O 19 =--FOR T H E PERIOD LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES {jfi ;J• C. --· F O R T H E MONTH THIS YEAR • 4 670 91 <!. 212 92 15 • 566 oc ~ -; 66 1~ 122 ea __. _.Qi.sh I 9 016 9t- · '1 629 95 1··eoa 99 . 1:1> 96 1 oa• 91 , 1 Operating Revenues Per Cent. <?._[ S~les 18J. 60.1 68 19 869 .u 18 899 o/9• 669 G4 • 561 ·s, , -161 512· " 16 'lf9 8l 785 -12:1 20 os · a oaa 48 , a 149 96 •• - 1~s} ,f!' 1 t I - 2Jfi 9' 8 408 90 I _63 13 • 10 29 • 819 6? 8 356 15,. .101 . l'lc8 180 08 -} j/16 <!i-9, _75 i1 • OPERATING EXPENSES l'tfAINTBNANCB1 'ii -~-------~ l68~ to,e Bldg,, and fo("'"-RopaUS 116'" l '10 Store Bldgs.andFixt's- Depreciation" Vehicles ; nd Har _ !l.:.~- - - _ l1'il, ,-.. - " ·~.___ Ho.!!_e~::-:-~wals___ __ I.L , . Othe_r_Maintenance Expen_ses 1 Total Maintenance \l r ,&;,;•= SE =L=L~G EXP~:&S~ 1 ~'1_~ 1, 5 .§al1:smC_!!~nd Deliv~ryE_len Store Supplies Advertising 11?T ~ .b~ tf~ , -- 1'l& _ •1'14 • 1it9 _ ~ •I :_j1 i ,! j _::. 1 - ~! . • - :, 1 ~ r g ~dn• ~l Other Selling Expenses Total Selling Expenses ·1 -I-- __ , • 7_l -, - • l- _i__-1 1 • · •• -:-7\"" · 4110 _10 88 _ ~ · -10, U ------+- I '4r p - ,- -, 20 61 7,--, . -. '· 1 t I • 4111 1 252 29 1 -86 • 1 45 B3 62 23 61 1 ! 586 ~ . _JU~ !i I 25 62 66 ,2 · _J _..,. t a, 001.. _ ., 4t It _ 1.69 20 896 39 501)0 · 50 00 .BO OS 22 .60 J ~ "i8 ·f 025 87 359 ~ . 102 61 49010 ' 1' I' • ,... I �and for._ ____ ftre =~ • ---Months· EndP.d . . Jrarob · Bl , 19 •2 1 • Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous .Year FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. No. 1 THIS YEAR INC, BLACK DEC.RED LAST YEAR T;:; 15 YEAR r 7 INC.- BLACK DEC. RED I: LAST YEAR =-, I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, -- Cash - - ... __Char~- C?up2._n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ L Gr~~;.;_Ji:i~ - ../4{ ~ 7' • • Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales ---♦-Mi~ ellan~us__Ea:_ning_s _ _ ., Total Operating Revenues - ~ ~ r--- ~ ,, 6 '859 50 ~ 1 '106 -26 808 22 716 20 20 514 06 21 230 26 21 · 29 269 01 • 123 20 •· 546 44 I 29 392 9 822 80 · 10 ~&9 24' .' -24 828 86 241390 ~ 4:38 02 · I · 8 295 93 ; 8 ~~- 03 345! io I "'"'314 82. 201 34 _4 56~f 35 . 4 8'J_8 1'7 I 1 626 e, l 1 '/2~ 21 • 498 . 95 68 6f ✓ ...JJ)GI . _ 1V9 28 ' ' •- I 190 '13 , 5· 062 30 -6, It 1 ,o 6 .16 ~ 1 96, 881. 24:0 ~a i I I i 1 I Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 31 10 7 141 ?2 89?· 04 7 1'12 90 626' 61 328 o, l247 ·go 2 302 19 • 661 11 1\ lV~ , 18.3 I I o9 , ffl ft .• I I 1'1o2 , 16,ol . o9 139 15 61 66 '17 r, 28 6~ 163 05 ' 61 66 23 62 101 59 - l 8391 44 ea 1 3'13 57 1 45 ' OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNA.NCBa l ~ __S_to_r_e _B_ld_gs_. _a n_d_F_ixt~c_s-~eyair~ 11 J r I l -, --4 \5~ _97 168 99 GBNBBAL BXPBNSl!Sa 76 00 75' 00 164 04. 131 42 2 070,: ~ · 1 561 Mt . ·. Total Opei;ating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales - Net _Re;;~~':_( Excluding !axes~ -Per cent. o! Sales _ -· - - Taxes(Estimated) Per Cent. of Sales PURCHASES .• t • Auditor's Office, J . l ..( . A ~ .. APR ~D •r~.~.- . . . 4 . t... - • ..... .. . ... _. . 22 62 �and for._· ---. 111""""'"'"-----Months Endeu.d_ ---=Al&'l~ = l _l0=•----19 R Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year -. FOR THE MONTH ACCT. 1 NO. 1 I.,, ,, r-· I' ,, TH I S YEAR l FOR THE PERI OD 1NC. BLACK DEC, R_EO LAST YEAR • . J TH I S YEAR j' I - ff-·INc. BO.CW Jl OPERATING REVENUES l "' - T DEC, RED 578 22 · 9$3 ,2 $616 159 98 82 21 '77 "17 23 62 60 82 81 · 23 02 I 100 79 . ' 1aa oo·· 66.2 lo/ l _1 5 , 9 86 100 00 100 '"oo • ,212 !_6 _ 1"19 68 52r 48 I �and for--=•...,trY-= ..:.• '------Months Endecf._...,__--=lla= ·=-1'--=ll=-•.... - _ __,_.i 9 81 Compared. with Correspo~ding Periods of Previo~s Year / 1 ACCT., NO. !, THIS YEAR " LAST YEAR .I OPERATING REVENUES 1 ":ii•c~~~K - 1 .i f SALES, 7·. FOR THE MONTH r- Tl. C. . - . .JUN ~10 1~21 FOR THE PERIOD T,, THIS YEA-;; ~ r LAST~ It r R - 0-SO-IM. 1 ~i•c~i;e:< =t - I • 12 /Jill 86 l 7~ SO. ~ 752 so· l ~5 91 1 0~ 21 i . ·a~o 07 1 105 3"/ 1 ¥i& of. I 11 590-170 .: 1'14 126 . 216~ •· r - .L. 180 53 aa sa ,' 204 15 1I 189 87 5 ,9 6r '15',. Jon= • • Auditor's Office, Cii!ir : ~ ~ ~-·-············~ • ·--~ -L....; 19~ ~-- 3 025 18 ' ,&i 102· '16 60 lOS 36 , 2 225 09 2 99 5 75 ' 128 00 126 oo · •261 81 225 ?'I I 8 426 3' I . 2 676 85 ,, 23 02 100 79 802 ~ 4 G6 ·5 75 ��. - J'al7.··a; · ·1921· • and for_ _Be _ftll _____••_ _ _ Months EndPCI Compared Year .. with Corresponding Periods of. •P revious . FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR t - - LAST YEAR I INC. Bl.AC!( DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES i 10,~ 35 1 1~ Fi66 11 1 1e 065 46 ~ 20G 35 2!9 1~ . 5 6~ }98 2 968 02 '126 96 2"10 51 46 ~20 96 ~5 098 9ti _ l 322 rOl I ~ I 1 ,~2e1 9e· 6Gi 9'12 \ 06 JI 461132' 43 1 l!. 160 as .' 53 ' " 8& - ~ 209 80 - - f/~O - 92 I l :ijq_5 , $ 11 922 63 ~19 ~6 '2?S ~ . 11 fi08 1'? ~ -~6,-06 •l 413 69 I i 041 •s9 3?1 80 1197 68 12 91G 86 11 12 9M 62 ~7 66 I 1 ..2 II 12a ,a -12a .,a 51 98 5 32 I . 1906 o3 8 00 128 93 221 63 1~3 BS 7"/ .,.,, 23 62 60 23 02 382 18 152 ~6 229 72 ~ 191 'll a 2.0"1 29 984 42 a? o2 9 8'1 47 4,9 l'lo 00 1 56 M3·:sa 308 21 50' 21 ~ 725 86 3 73'1 99 .,._ °', ..r 136 93 5 75 175 '00 ' ~uditor's Office, p,~:Czt.~r~~-~--AU9!.1~- ~-•-·-·-·-• 19....~J I 5 '15 35 32 �and for.:..___!W!!II-~-.:..·_ _ _ Months EndPd ..;..-·t; R ; : J'- 19 ll ~~; ~ 0.. Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 0 FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS YEAR 1 LAST YEA~ I I INC. BLACK DEC.RED .I THIS YEAR q lt•IM. _ /.9 FOR THE PERIOD INC~CK DEC. RE:D LAST YEAR If OPERATING BEVENUES SALES, - ..Cash - .Charged upo11- - ---- - I• . - 10 'lG'I •i tt 20 ooa 81 'l 05' ~ 3 (:1}'} 09. 681 0,,8.00 Bl V<\.O ~O l 169 '15 j 1 61 ~66 ~9 21 90 : 62 360 IJ,? L SOO :U ' 10 ·1 39 9()L l 568 12 :1 ---,3 688_8.3 -' '16 232 S8 • -? ?18 oo-: 26 1 ~6» 62 7J>'I 2 oos 98 . 7 28' 20 295 00 • 12 880 '16 ' 18 566 a, '71~ 52' ~ •111; 88 · J 6'8 M. • 202 o, 1'10 90 , al l'I , 1 GUi '16 l 212 '19 ·:- 4.02 97 265 89 ' lib 466 01 I 1~ 778 06 811 55 , 1 tst,9 68 . 1 818 5' • -- ~~ ~ ;.-;../,-t:J..J,.('.., •:.r -\I 8 881 78 1 __Cost.oU1erchandise Sold JHt- ___Gross Eroftt. frol!LSales _ ~ J\fiscellaneous.Earnings __ . --:J'otaLO_per~9.n_g_ Revenues ...,; Operating Revenues ./\:. _ _Pet:._Cc!lt olSales {}. 379 oo . I e ' " o a s o v o s _ o e o & _ I I 19,,7 o3 • I I I e 116 ~ 7'1 • 8 00 24210 .,,, 77 23 GB 25 02 330 -l9 411 50 13 10 S7 G9 ~ 805 20 _ 13 9? 6 81 "/0 6'? I I 137 70 200 00 862 62 971 32 "15 3l 6 7u l a 97 29 61 840488 · ~ <Q,87 sa 917 30 ·· 16 8'1 5 ,.a 18G 08 892 03 a 88 91 J,8 e s a 58 68 ,. 371 6-1. 95 23 3116 2 ~5 2 20 �~ r D•• and· for. ~onths Endt>d ~ • • S>•, 19_A_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH ACCT. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR ,,; :f? 0•11-IM. FOR THE PERIOD ·'.9</ j No. oti;. /:ii INC. BL.ACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SA.L BS, i 'fi9, .._ Cash Charged Coupon 669 JS V 656 26 9 99' M ' 10 858 15 • _ e·•• ,, 8 68f 63 1Hl8' ' l '26 51 212 . , 118 61 1 1 ''" ,e • 8M 05 , -G~es ,;/; / ,,/ ~ : X Cost of. Merchandise $Qld Gross Pr:ofit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings _ "I:otal Operating R~venues Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 222 90 • 4 '106 69 835 91 • 10 23G 9-7 20 462 9G .fJ 669 02 '701 20 . 60 604 81. 68 GOS 50 5 216 99 137 5? 2 001 51 358 61 • 88 MS 3' ' 86 626 48 • 196 <':6 69 118 21 , '1 la 68 103 lo 1 1• ♦18 ~ . 16. 299 eo , 2 199 -45 ·98 89 1 888 .1, 1 3$. 81 69 21 ·ie 241 29 . 1s 632 11 , 1,.e . 5 o.,, 11 J 877 66 , ,96 86 aeo e2 • 19o.2 • OPERATING EXPENSES I\LUNTBNANCB, '~ - 1 • 81 _ -~ore Bl9gs. and Fj'xtures-Repairs __ Store Bldgs. and Fixt:'s-:-Depreciation 1 _ Vehicles and Harness Ho.rses-::Jl~IJ.ewals Other Maintenance Expenses _, Total Mai~tenance ll 10 1100 140 ro BO 00 126 60 262 93 18' 96 '1_7 .,, , - 1310 23. 62 12 50 . 10 52 ,m 9B 218 00 5D ~ 418 81 1 06$ 69 668 23 a). 92 00 5 fO ~ l~ 216 68 226 00 413 ~1 68 69 6. '15 8 'li'I 25 '8/ G 166 97 • ~ 1~ 22 1 03) ~5 21 .a · 23 ao • "''""' •• •·· •• ,a tar, . 762 0~ 1080 21~ 89 SBLLING BXPilNSBS, 1,1 1,1 1,, Salesmen and Deliverymen Store Supplies Advertising l~ «,iJii,, A ~ 1 Tt Other- Selling Expenses Total Selling Expenses ~ ,e.z e ,a I • •- ,a G.B NEBAL BXP~SBS, . 1 8) 181 1N , 1• 1111 186 1ft 198 MO Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Clerks Watchmen and Janitors Stationery, Postage and O.ffice Supplies. Telegraph.and Telephone ll '\_Vater, Light and Heat. Refrigeration Insurance Other G~neral Expenses Total General Expenses 1 669 16 6 08 6 ,. •• • • a 09 1 60 9 20 ., ' ~. .1,n ,a ·= . .. -H::.. .,,0 ..• t- ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales ~et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) -P-i:F-Cent-of..Sales- - - : Taxes (Estimated) !.'oiet Income from Operation Ptr Cent, of Sales 1 _1 2, 'It •. u. • . - -- PURCffA •;p~c; . llt.-.ti I ·2 ·.1 , "" ·, 111-11:; 1.a . ·I .. 8811 II. ' 100 .97 ~ 26 85 11 00 .,, 2.3 '"° 6 2ta J9 6 65 ·111M 81- , r,_,H . 11 .na a ' 11.1 . 00 55 S'll ~ l GOO 60 8 G-,5 50 . 5 003 90 820 08 119 11 $120 8'5 .~3 59 70 ..66 ..§tt ·1~ to 116 80 - . 'IJ, ae. ··i-, .i 20 _66. ff 89. .8' - 1..-6 ' • 15:ft 1 ' 12~-- i, 1_56 :6s' . ~--1 ,ai~,e . 8 61'/ 28 • ·'°' u .• _ , . , ,.- •• •--i-~- ,,..- • •.o • I ,-... . . •. 19 M 1, " ·•: ·- , . ,,,, '19 21 ll'P 18 ' l ?4 '.o'i i! ..!. • •, ·; __ ,, __ _ i.: ,a• , • ·898 07 -: • s.i . So? ·· · • ·· .. . ~J'I ,.. ' J , ;,,,joot I" ° " l• ~ /j .. :, ,,. 1.98~ ~e .,m. 60 I 551 8' · 1 ' "'- OC'T 8,1 W? 1 I 1 2 168 SO 1 2~· · . 181 ...~ • ~ 29~ .,, . 206· , oas s2 . \ J. M. B. , e. 2. 1 �Oot o-.r • • and for.__ ,-"""'"'.·__._ . _ _..,......._J\llohths Ended 0 . S. V. NOV 301921 Compared with Correspond_ing Period~ of_ Previous Year I FOR THE MONTH. TH IS YE:..R - • I.. LA~-.;. YEAR - I l: - 7- ~~C~~" -tn i OPERATING REVENUES I' ~ , FOR T~E PERIOD TH~ ~ - i- ~ :l i98? Bi . , 688 144 7 fj8 06 INC: 1:10\CK"- - , DEC.RED I jl - I I ~ALBS1 EAR --; I I I I 8 OS9. 70 ~85 00 7 348 li: ! 080 1 6 20 !9' 51 102 so; · a ass.Qa Mai ,o, · oo:aaa s8 'I @ 29G 15 ' I l I 200 11 2 ~ 21 10 868 '16 , _. &S<l,, iz t · 93 ·~2-~ ' ,_,;~49-9, ,ae · 5 6lli 85, I 'osy SQ . 352t 66 I "l'J 8~9 90 ~ 391 :.?~, 2 552 .08 I 1a2_._cw ..\ 1a 04zr: m · 1 1,. 102 2s:, 1. ,..059175' - ,J -4?, 91, • "ti -o:os 51 - i 461 _'14,J 6G4 ,,.,, ' 1·m. ,1 1 911 ~8 "' • 1$ 16 , 18 04,1' 01 1 18·_568 99 • 151.!Ji. 9_8 . 1, 81,l ~ 1 I l'1.o9 i I • I ' I 190 I . •a· 1-· l~~ Ge• ..,,. 20 00 ·126 60 ·CD 205 81 1 ' . 22 I ,, fro·' . 12 50' -i ~ 12 • I . -466 32 1310 258 Gl 23 8' • r 2' 61 6 101 21 5 010 68 1 090 68 26 05 a.,~ 92 21 I 18 06 16 Q.~ 228. 58' ~79 19 .66 1 8, 5 "16 25.0 00 26 <!i2 <ll68 90 10 29 12 ,a , I 6 78 , 6 835. '16 • 5 821 99 1 013 9'1 1 �and for: ACCT. Months Ended l{oyem'ber 30• 19_n_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year llleftn ,' FOR THE MONTH No. THI S YEAR OPERATING REVENU18S j: LAST YEAR ___:_ --J INC. BLACK DEC. RED FOR THE PERI OD 1, '11' • INC. BLACK I DEC. RED , SALES• 1 .1@ .!J.,.7 ., l M 187 GO! 40_' o/ ~26 62 o/5 24: 5 ~8 ·51 Oo/6 Si4 .,_ .29 503 56 5 652 '12 7G 643 21 "IS: 5% 60 .. I ~ 1 ff 12, · .9q 1 , 10~} 448 11 ,1oa ~so ea . ~- 002-:-, - 86 ,i9 '7.8, 89 839, '16 3 12g 00 I I 1'1~'128.-3&7·1e· fil ol5!. l _162 t 7_, 2 209' 94 1 ~89 50 ' 629 i44 19 oas m .20 ~91, Ga ' 553 133 ; r! • I i9ol • 1808 34, 13 • 180 90 20 00 100 73 . :la ~2.0 4i 226 06, 43 il~ -~o 521 12 13 1() 269 16 . 100 80 2ol. 96 .. -0 01 4 _28 .. 6, ~f;J6 2g 6 SO'l '/0 30 31 92 21 1s ea 8 89 , 5 '15 231 .to. P31t' 10 2?5 00 613 92 1· 081 52 61 so 5 '16 00 t';O 19 18 ~ i "12 'l 490 08 6 ~85 83 1'7.ol OPERATING EXPENSES 1 I 3£. 36 I 1 I . GENERAL RXPENSl!S1 ,, \ I I =-1 004 25 . �and fo~ '"1Y4' j;)eotmDe.r 81. . 19 21 Compared with Corresponding Periods or' Previous Year Months E:n5lf•d . - FOR THE MONTH ACCT. • I - NO. THIS YEAR· -~ LAST YEAR INC . BLACK DEC. RED ftI TH I S YEAR rNc-:-eLAc i< DEC. RED :1 OPERATING REVENUES MAINTENANCE, . I I I , 22 ' · 25 OQ I 44- 23 .J. -· 4 71 'I 29' 24 32 35 5. '15 2M 70 582 04 694 32 ~5 .'32 ·e ·139 oe I 160 '/3 . 13 10 279 "11 100 80 247 26 22 5 00 20 00 262 18 o 229 79 658 15 l 0~ 45' · 5.9 86 5_ '15 ~5 30 2 3· 89 '? 180 15 956 93 92 21 300 00 �..OIi THE P&IIIOD THIS Yl!:AR LAST YEAl't INC. BLACK Dl!C. "ED THIS YE':AR INC. BLACK DEC. "1!0 LA ST YEAR OPERATING REVJ~NUES 182 56 '.\1ioing Camp Revenue Commercial Rc,·enue ;\[unicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 182 56 • Total OPERATING EXPENSES M AINTJ?NANCE 01•' l 'LANT AND STHUCTOU HS, 141 Superintendeoce 142 143 l:3uildiogs Fixtures 144 Machioery and Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies 146 147 r48 138 '/9 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 218 55 Total Maintenance COMMERCIAL 6XPENSES, 149 150 151 152 ' Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses r noDUCTION EXPENSES, 154 Superintendence Manufacture 155 156 Transmission and lJi,tributi~o Other Expenses • Total Prnduction Expenses GllNB llAL BXI•ENSHS, 57 Salario.:s of General Officers, General Oflicc ~Jerks aorl Att'dts. .,,: r 59 16o Salaries of Ch:rks ( Local) Geocr;i! Office Expenses Law Expcll!:es :61 I62 lojuries and Dam::i~cs Insurance 163 164 Stationery .ind Printing Other Expenses Total Gcner::il Expenses Total ..... S 8~ . 224 36 h OTHER OPnRATIONS-cn, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Comp::iny Mines Ligbt_-:.Uerchaodise Department Light and Power-Water Plan.s Total Other Operations l l 50 - 11 so u Total Operating Expenses 212 86 / {, Net Operating Rev,!nuc (Excluding 1),xes) I •' Il . 'l" Taxes ' I .J Total Oper:i.ting Expenses aod T :ixe~ ~et Incom•~ fro:n Operation i I' Ratio of Oper'i; Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatiog Revenues Ratio i:,f Operating Expenses and Taxes lo Total Oper'g Revcnut:s ' .- ":--_• \ - f • I r • ' :-" ;• f ..... I -..I' I ·J ., ,·· ' -=-- . - · "!,. ... /2 . l, 1,. \ fssoed by Accounfin,! Department, t f / \ •"!-.."ic Light Plant i n July , 19120 l· .. f ,II', 1' r.' .( Corroepouden cc in 1·clution l o this o (ulcmcn t n~ottlcl be nddreescd to the Auditor. �,.Ol't THI! MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. Ho. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DIIC. RED THIS Yl!!:AR LAST Yl!:AR INC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES 183 83 Mining Camp Revenue I! 366 39 ,,'I Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 366 39 ✓ Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STllUCTUt\ES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 144 145 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 147 148 Tools and _Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses - 79 76 ✓ 79 76 Total Maintenance . 159 52 COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 150 151 152 Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 40 00 20 00 153 ·superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 Transmission and lJiatribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses a, 96 208 7S 109 96 .; 248 'iS · 4 37 10 18 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, Gt:nernl Office Clerks and All'dts. 158 159 16o 161 162 Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expe~ I - - - -4 37° 7 • • - 10 18 -- -·· - - - ---- - ----------r---··· - - -. 194 OC) / 418 ii; ' ~ Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and P~wer-Conipany Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 23 00 395 4S Total Operatiug Expenses Net Operaticg Rev<!ouc (Excluding Taxt:s) 1·,24 Taxes Total Operating Expenses aod Taxes Net Iocome from Operation 46 00 ,✓ 443. 4.5. 21 76 ' Ratio of Operating Expcoses and Taxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues )rf. i f · 1:t.:o ,I!. JJ.t• - CV~T -9 29 06 ' 23 00 205 59 ' Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxe&) to Total Operatiog Revenues \9i ?I Jesued by Aooountin4 Department, a:iJl~W~eggnOC T 9 1913101_ I 993 71: ff6 1993 l 118 2401 v . ... Corre11pondcnce in rclatjou to thh1 s tutcmcnt AhouM be addressed to the Auditor, �l"OR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS Yl!:AR LAST YEAR l"OR THE P t::RIO O I NC. BLACK ;; DEC. ,.IED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oec. ,..0 OPERATING REVENUES 202 9' :\t ining Camp He\'enue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Misc ellaneous Reven ue 569 38 1 Total Ol'>ERATING EXPENS ES 20 " 569 3S '19 '76 :! 9 28 79 76 as9 29 M A.INTE ~ANCE O F Pl.ANT AND STUUCTUllE S, 141 Superintendence 142 B uildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery aod Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and S upplies Plant and Structures-Deprec iation Other E xpenses 146 147 148 'f otal Maintenance COl\UlllRCI AL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Ii Superintendence Solic itation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses P ilODUCTI ON EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Snperintendence Manufacture T ransmission and .Ui1tributiou Other Expenses m· oo 61 M Total Production Expenses 60 00 270 G9 830 69 , GENE RAL E Xl'E N SES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Atl'dts. 8 61 18 70 9 23 9 23 Salaries of Clerks {Local) 159 Gcueral Office Exp<:nses 16o . Law Expenses 158 161 161 163 164 Injuries aud Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total Geoeral Expenses Total OTHE R OPBllATIONS-CR, 165 166 167 Light !ll)d Power-Company Mioes Light-Merchandise Depar tment L ight and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses .Net Operating Revenue (Excludiug Taxes) T ues Tota l Operating Expenses aod Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues R:itio of Operat.iug Expenses and T nxes to Tot.al Oper'g Heveoues U 50 168 <>' ,. 34 90 / 23 00 191 ° ' / 11 90 ,. 5 11 ,., 69 00 612 ., ,,, 63 16 / I • 828 Ml • I••ne d b7 Acco nntiu~ Depart ment. ?orile nd~es1f0V 2 I 19Jf · QbcaJIDiX C orres11oncle o ce i o rolutio n to thia. s lolc mcul ~hould be a ddress ed to the Auclilor. �Tona, Washington October Third l Nineteen Thirteen llr o Ro Blaisdell, Auditoro Por tlAnd , Oregano Dear Sir : Replyine to your l et ter of t he 2nd instant i n regard to Form 228 , will state that we follo wed the pr ecedent set on this foxm for July, 1913, which was taken to Portland in an incomplete stat e and r eturned to this office with your letter of August.30th. However, our present recollection of t he Cl assification l eads us to believe that char ge was erroneously made against Account Ho. 141, since the it ems repre sent, in labor, a proportion of time of Genera l Superintendent, Firemen and others engaged in the operation of the plant; and the s ame is true of the material charge. Under thes e conditions we beli eve the correct distribution of charges should read as follows: ,,. t July, 1913. .Labor Account No. 153 Account lio. 154 1 05.47 Material Tota.l :P,20o 00 Augus_:t,1913 Account No . 153 Account No . 154 20 000 77°55 12o4l Yours truly, Genl . Superintendent. �October 2. l~l3e Ur. ::1 . s. Brooks 0 Gannrnl Supt. • Tono O \/noho Door Sir: opero.tio n o~ tho electric ligh''-; plr t.t f ct~ tho mcntha of July and 1\.uguoi 'th!o yOIJZ'o 'l'heso reports shoo that tho plun..i; tmo opot>o...iiod \"Ji thout any exp0no0 ~!,_capt for main., tonaace and supervision. Unde~ Production Expaneeo nothing hao been ohorm and I queott.on very muoh if thio io "i:,he caooo \'Jhat, have you been rlo:i.t1t5 Y1ith the sal arieo of .engineer and eloctrician. and coot of oil. \/uato and fuel nocdY I Qli1 not oending out Form 227 as I ucul.d like to get the information ~allod Ko~ in thio l otter before it io oent to anyone 0l~e 0 uho might criticioe iio early ae poasibloo Youre truly 0 ...,..,_, -- Therefore plonoo advioo ~o ns �"'0" THIS YEAR HIE M O NTH P'O" THI!: ,-!!!RIOD INC. B LAC K LAST Y EAR DEC. T HIS YEA R R ED INC. BLA CK LAST YEAR DEC. R l:D OPERATING R E VENUE S Mining C:imp Re,·enue Commercial Revenue '789 67 7 :'vlunicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Renlnue Total 230 3' 789 67 ?9 76 3l0 O& 79 76 319 ~ OPERATI NG EXPENSES l'tlAINTENAN CE Ot? I•LANT A N D STllUCTU llBS, t 41 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus 145 146 Transmission and Distribution-Rep:iir!t Tools and Supplies 147 148 Plant and Str uctures-Depreci:ition Other Expenses T otal Maintenance COMIUEUClJ\L KX PENSES, 149 150 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 151 1 52 Total Commercial Expenses " r n oDUCTION EXPENSES, £acture !Fission and iJi1tribution Expenses 20 00 6140 80 00 333 09 ea 40 413 09 o&.J Total Production Expenses GllN B lt AL BXI'RlSSES, 157 Salarit.s of General Officers, General Office Clerks :ind Att'dlS. 15b Salaries of Clerks ( Local) Gcne1·al Office Expenses Law Expenses 1 59 160 161 163 164 26 60 Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total Geoerai Expenses Total .. 9 16 18 so 16 l'7 44 99 17113 777 12 11 ~ 46 00 ll 50 46 00 OTHB ll OPE RATIONS-CB, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light ar.d Power-\Vater Plants Total Other Operatious • Total Oper:iling Expenses Net Operating Re\"cnue (Excluding Taxes) 1 6'1 68 -- 52 '11 Taxes Total Operating Expenses and T:ixes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Tota.I Oper'g Revenues 23 00 110 63 29 71 761 86& • 'Ill 11 "' 58 55 .,.?; . .: ✓ = 92 00 823 11 ·~ ; ', 33 4& 916 l 062 ,, \ Jeeoed b y A c oouuting Deportmout, ,I •.. / ·, .. , '\ . Cheyenne, Wyo., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 191_ .- rµ ' Corresponde nc e i n r elation to tlii11 •f!t1'tcn:~nl Rhoultl be addressed to the A n ditoi·. �I. l P"OR THI!: MONTH ACCT, PIO. TH,S YEAA OPERATING REVENUES ·; Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue nw 1 Municipal Revenu~ I I I' Miscellaneous Revenue i- Total .:;.r ~1 ~ - ; )::: MA.INTENANCE 01? PI.A.NT AND STltOCTURES: RED ,/~- 2& i :.:G: 211 00 I i ~ 141 \\ Superintendence • I 142 ' Buildings ~ Fixtures 1 Machinery and Apparatus I I 146 \1 Tools and Supplies 147 \ Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 l\ o __ther Expenses • Total Maintenance 1 DEC. .. I OPERATI~G. EXPENSES 143 144 LASTYEAA m,:: ..::J i_ -": - P"OR -THI! Pl!!RIOD INC, SLACK - - · - - - =-- ·-- .;.__ ------= I l I I ?7· G~ !\ 2 :!G $~8 GO i ·n ?f 60!1 2 16 :_;~o ~n eQI ii- ::t~~ }~t GO c~'" I ~2?. _2 - ' ;:!""'" - COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation 151 Adve.rtisiog 152 \\ Other Expenses \'J:.:.:::.:,:mN \\ ~--- Total Commercial Exp~nses - 1 I EXPEN:n:: - ~ - -- "15 00 154 I\ Manufacture . 155 \\ Trausroissioo and l>istributioo r56 \, Other Expenses ~ ico ov·· -1oi !JC,l I ' I 6~1 5~ _ :~tal Production Exp~nses I I GBNEUAL EX.PENSE$, 157 \ Salaries of Ge.neral Officers, General Office Clerks and Att'dts. M ,31 1 U½ t}'i' . 156 SalaTies of Clerks {Local) ' I 159 General Office Exp:mses 1 160 1, Law Expenses lf ~ !I is 9 ( ' 161 I, Injuries al'!u Damages 162 l; Insurance I' 163 ; Statione_ry and Printing 164 1 Other Expenses Total ---. - - - - ---- - - - _ - \ U,lG 1 I I ffl rifi I I l_l)lli ll/~ - - :wal GO _= I Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total OU1er Operations - -l-:J!. _ -:--l _To~I _Operating E_:pens:.s--= L """· I Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) a._o~I:!}3 1 Total Operating Expenses and Taxe~ 222 l1s ll 110 1 • Revenues to 'fotaI O perattng 11 l Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues - . - ,:ie so !l?G. ~1j1. t --~-= ~ 11() 23 ()() , Net Income from Operation I Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) ?5 00.. aal!, GO 1621 60 ~ ,~,.. j.,.. o.,..,JJ 11..<..J es..."-i r l• l!n- "' ·: 111uthi V ,~JI 9S.2 ~} 6El6oc;) .A (; • I »: l ---===-----~-====ac.a!l,= ==-:;:-=-=-=-=-=--=- --=--- I• l lG<!t -15 2S 00 69 66 1~:i. ~ (J~Q r;: 10 ~ ~-=--- - i . - , . ;i- 825 1 - ===== t:- -= - -- -:- -- - i21 66 110: 00 1 09~ ~? 1221~ A ( :" a1 _~ '1 0 'O 1 102.1 ;j I - -. , - , - '.&[J D'.:i 223 • ll6 0 ~-s~ 6 10 .I 0 102 to 1'. :t~:~1 ,er.; l'.!Qt:!. • l:llo V ~ ed e,1 w2 1Go ;t. Gl,;J 9 '? ~; ?u ~ u 1 -"-='"-<=", (~stif"..:;tc(!J j Taxes f Llt) ·c1 1 OTHER OPERATIONS-CU, 1 27. "'1::. I ~ 1in ~I Total General Expenses I II I ;-' 0 ,.1 I:':,-:,• r ' •~ ...:c i.:., " I m; ,.o . GGu,o ) 1 1 I I ----------- I Corres)>ondenoe in relation to this e t atemc:tt tihimlu be addressed to the Auditor. ~ F ~:--•~ r~ . .J, •. r ~~ 11:~1). -- I �P"O R T HE M O NTH ACCT. P"O R T HE P E R IOD NO. THIS YE!:A R L.AST YE:AR I NC. SL.ACK D l!.C. T H IS YEAR IU:O L AST Yl!:AR INC. S L.ACK 01!.C. Al!:D OPERATING RR\'.ENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue E37 55 296 83 58 28 1 306 47 318 08 988 39 58 28 l 306 47 318 08 980 39 313 70 l\luoicipal Revenue Miscellaneous R~venue Total 7 6 OPERATING EXPENSES H A INT F.NANCE 0 1~ PLANT A:ND ~TftU CTtHlES, 141 Superintendence 142 l:3uildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus 145 146 Transmission and Distribution-Rep:i.irs Tools and Supplies 147 148 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Tola! Maintenance I '79 76 87 26 7 50 476 66 164 86 '19 76 87 26 7 50 J\.70 56 164 86 313 70 100 .., 103 54 20 00 3 06 120 00 502 06 178 64 323 52 120 -&9 103 M 16 95 622 06 178 64 443 62 COM I\IE RClA L E XPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Tctal Commercial Expenses " \>UOD UCTl ON llX PENSE S, Super intendence Manufacture 155 1 Transmission noel l.JiGtribution 156 Other Expenses 151 Total Produc1ioo Expcnse?s IO 00 120 00 GENF. I\ AL EX P ENSES, 1 57 Salaries of General Officers, General OOicc Clerks and Att'dts. 151> !::ialar!es of Clerk8 ( Local) General Ollice Expenses Law E."pcnses •5!J 1<,o 1b1 162 163 164 Injuries and Damages losurancc Stationery and Printing Other Expenses ll 29 11 29 Total General Expenses Total 190 80 31 41 34 41 13 94 13 94 30 84 38 84 87 19 87 19 _ l 187 81 OT11n n OPlUtATI ONS-cn, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company llfioes Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-\\'ater Plants Total Other Operatious r. Total Operating Expe?nse?s Net Operatiog Ruvenuc (Excludiog Ta.x<:s) Taxes (Eat1n:ate4) Total Operating Expenses aod Taxes .Not Income fro:n Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Ta,ces) to Total Opera1iog Revenues Ratio of Operatiog Expi:nscs and Taxes to Total Opi:r'g Hcvcuues 211 54 190 80 20 74 1 187 81 _ 343 40 26 01 22 73 234 2' 105 03 79 02 118 66 25 32 22 '13 137 73 l 325 54 19 07 14 3 98 13 7 73 343 40 25 32 982 14 3 28 190 80 105 ,03 43 4? 101 75 I 6 26 �FOR THE MONTH T HIS YEAR FOR THE PER IOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR Dl!!C. --...-=--- -·--'='"--=--=-- - THIS YEAR Rl!!D -- ~ LAST YEAR - INC. B L ACK Dl!!C. J Rl!D l OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue 227 ::so 211 89 . 227 30 79 76 I l 533 ,,, 529 97 l 003 80 1 211 89 .. l 633 77 629 97 . l 003 80 96 10 558 32 260 96 297 36 16 3~ (;50 32 260 96 20 00 82 39 140 00 15 41 ~tunicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Re\•enue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE (Hi PLANT AND S'fl\UCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 Fixtures Machinery and ·"'-pparalus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 144 145 146 . Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses '!'otal.Majntenance COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses - -=:-:...- -- ..-:- - - P RODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 Transmission and l>istribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20 00 48 61 131 00 68 61 62 39 y 650 67 309 Sc! 140 00 Ul 13 690 6'? 309 5'1 _ 381 13 GENERA!. EXPENSES, 1 57 Salaries of General Officers, General Office U!erl.s and Att'dts. 18 61.!. 16 54 60 95 50 96 15~ r59 Salaries of Clerks ( Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 33 03 33 03 46 97 ~ 9 -,1 9 71 48 55 48 65 • 59 ~e 69 20 146 4? 146 47 . 16o 161 162 163 164 Injuries and Dam.iges Insurance Stationery and Prinlini: Other Expenses Total General Expenses 22'1 10 Total - =- 19 45_,,-= l 396 ~ 97 5"10 50 OTllEll OPERATI ONS- CR: 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expcns;~ Nel Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) I Taices (Bet 1mated) Total Operating Expenses and Taxes X et Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to T~tal Oper'g Revenues -= 19 65 16 21 34 86 I 22 73 230 58 3 08 91.3 227 10 16 21 _ 3 28 12 13 , 22 15 4.0 53 986 42 18 38 10'1. 2 15. 9 91.0 107. 7 16. 7 101·. 3 101,2 5. 9 101.4 107. 7 6.3 I --===---~~~=--~--==:z-:: ..::=~--C0PI~ SIN'!' 40 63 178 84' 138 31 160 46 l 555 92 22 '13 160 46 1 1 570 50 ~. :::vc:- z= 1 �P"O'R THE MONTH ACCT. Ho. - , P'OA THE Pl!AIOD INC. eiA-CK - ~ LAST Yl!AR one, THIS Y~AR RED LAST YEAR '<"JI OPERATING REVENUES mo ·,2 II :\Iining Camp Rc\'enue Cocmcrcial Rc,·enuc /I i; Municipal Re,•enuc r ~-tisce)laneous Revenue Ii l 141 Total OPERATING l~XPENSli:S MAINTENANCE OW t•LANT A~D STUUCTUll'ES, Superintendence I !1 142 Buildings \ 143 • Fixtures 144 , 145 ,I 146 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies •I 147 \ Plant and Structnrcs-D<Jprcciation 'G ~ 148 \ Other Expenses 1 • Total Maintenance ti ~O?tllllERCIAL"" EXPENSES, \ Total ~mmercia l Expenses G9 ! 3 20 Gn 6at1 ~o 59 18 no ce (,;'•• fl ;,J , GP.J 09 Ji - QD 31? ~ I. ~ ? 09 1 __ 149 ~ Superintendence l 150 ~ Solicitation I \.' 15 l ~ AdvertisiDg \ \l 152 \i Other Expenses 1· - 1, PRODUCTION EXPE:SSES, ~ i' 153 1 Superintendence ~ 154 Manufacture , f\ 155 ~ Transmission and lJfotribution I 156 I' Other Expenses I : eo r.o to.00 11 ?GV !!1 t I I Total Production Expooses 90 09 600 l~ 01;) 00 aen 13 ~ l i..7'1 G.ENERAL EXl'ENSBS, Salaries o{ General Officers, General Olfict Clerks and Att'dis. 1 57 1! '/U Sala ries of Clerk5 ( Lc,cal) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 1f,o i 160 rJJ 1 ~l.? C& 000 02 I I G.S 70 1I !Ao/ :i 1 lojuries nod Damages Insurance 163 I Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses 161 162 ~ Total General Expew:es ri Total ~ OTJmn O1•nnATIONs- cn, lj 165 Light and Power-Company Mines 166 Lii;ht-Merchandise Department I I 167 Light and Powe r-Water PlanlS I I 1'olal O<ho, Op,rati,., t ~ Otftvi - - - - - (i~ we :u ~ - ?'i"'I !.iS LN ; 7~ 02 'l::i5 62 10 00 10'',0!) ~ 60 5-"- ----.: 11· = - ~'"' - Total Operating Expenses 1 9 ?l I {Excluding Operating Revenue Taxes) I Taxes (l:.c t i~'tcl: le• _ 16J) '21 ::);et Total Opcrat.in:; Expenses and Taxes 1 Net foeoma from Operation I 9 0-, :m ?~ \ tJC ts Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) , to Total Operating Revenues I 5~ 51 I !:15 ~ l G0~-1 I v.aa GU lo co I -; ~o r ~() ;i·, .-,r--- 735 .02 10 00 ---,-- -tt-- --:,,- '128 -11- . 1~7 i39 ts;,; ~9 1 'l~ -~ 1!38 21 52 51 4J l. - 06:::.:.Z I i.1 ts l 00!3 '. Ratio of Operatins Expenses and lj Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenue~ 107f " ~~ ~=,..-====~=• '/}' .,: . ..:;-...;......,ip =-~====--.-i.,.,...=lh,o,a=a=,...,-==""=-=cll.:..-==-=; ~ }&sued by Accountin,l Doporlmcut, Apr 13 1914 Cbeyeooe,W~ ~.h._cr,~d by 1 ·¾r:- • • '• • l - 1 'd,f,J • •• •• ;,/ \ 1:..; • ·.: " · , . O tJl~G , }J . ....\ 1 r "~, ''n·:•,. .. -•:•C.. •.r;'l'IIO.t.r._ •• ,.•• 1~:.J "'.1, '~I poudeoce in •relnfiou fo t hi w f.:foto t ; e t.~°Lt '. • ,forres • IOi•· • ~ 1.,,:~ ~ l·.tt.N',t• <11,;N ~~· \;un,bo nddreascd to tl10 Auditor. ,, "'"AC. :::.u I.At Alu~ ' J· .ei:;.,,N'J. .. • J:;N (jc:N'J.•. ��.... , P"OA TH~ MONTH t. NO. THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BL.ACK. DEC. RED L.AST YEAR THIS YEAR • j OPERATING REVRNUES ~ !~ t , 'l l'iH r .1 .. , c .. .., Commercial Revenue Municipal Re,·enuc • INC. BL.ACK RCD riI oec. ·r I t,.!) CJ I I { )lining Camp Revenue L.AST YEAR l Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\IMNTBNANCE 01•' PLANT AND ST!lUCTUHllS: 141 \ Superintendence 142 I Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Hepairs Tools and Supplies 147 1 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 148 '.fotal ~'Iaintcnance COlll!l1B RCI AL EXPENSES, Superintendence j Solicitation : Advertising 152 \ Other Expenses I Total Commercial Expenses \ PRODUCTION EXPENSES, l Superintendence 1 53 Manufacture \ 155 TrallSmiSl>ion aud lliatribution ~ 156 I Other Expenses 154 J' l :J) OJ :;} 0<> V-;,1, C~l f,!3:, G$ v~ v rn :.,J· CJ n ·.n.; s7 Total Production Expenses GENIUlAL EXPENSES, 15; I Salaries o[ General Officers, General Office Clerks :1.0d ,\tt'dts. 15i 15\) Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 160 Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expeoses I Total Geoeral Expcost!S II, ~ ! Total OTHER OPBDATIO:NS-CR, 165 1 Light atid Power-Company Mines f 166 f Light-~Ierchaodise Department P167 ! Light and Power-Waler Plants :l Total Other Opcratioos r.q; -=-~~-- ~ -·I - :::-~ •t~P l 7 ' l . '1 o 3 [/.',fl• I ,~~ / ~7 0-J '}Jj UJ ~----~--=----;;:,~$-{~ _i Total Operating Expenses Xct Operating Revenue (Excluding Ta.xes) ""r. ,· \ • - • - " ·- .,J , Truces I . r Total Operating Expeoses and Taxes I ~et Income from Operation stafomcut s hould ��Ir w FOR THE MONTH ~ "=:'i I 1 THIS YEAR Dl!C. RED - 1: II OPERATING REVENUES I I Miuiog Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue - . - lI! LAST YEAR I &:'II FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR iHIS Y_EA~ I I INC. BLACK I __Dl<C, RED ~c;:I Municipal Rcvenu() Miscellaneous Revenue Total ( OPERATING EXPENSES l 141 142 ~ MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, I ' i' Superintendence Buildings 143 Fixtures 144 \ Machinery and Apparatus 145 •, Transmission ancl Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses I ..\ Tqtal M3-inlenance I I l I' l 'J"•~ •• (J ,.,, :; ,).., ' (J1" '.\ • • • .,..,,;.I ,..,., ~------t- r.x, cc. I COU!ll'ERClAL EXPENSES, I 149 Superintendence 150 Solicitation 151 \ Advertising _---L...---1 _ L__ 152 I\ Other Expenses L \ - Total Commercial Expenses - - \\ I PRODUCTION BXl•ENSES, f: 153 I Superintendence . :::i. 1 154 \ Manufacture °',I1 '?W. GC, 1 I\ 155 \\ Transmission and Uistribution 156 \ Other Expenses V:lJ ~ Total Production Expenses l I I JI L [::,.:~ o .. t• t (::,;u r: - ----,- GO .;;3 GENEUAL EXPENSES, 157 ' Salaries of General Officers, , General Office (Jlerks and Att'dts. ~·:; "' Salaries of Clerks ( Local) General Ofiice Expenses Law Expenses ,. . ., .; Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses 0;1 VI "i.Q I 1!. .} Ol Total General Expenses ,1 Total " () CO · ~''"1r ,- J ... /I!," ! Total Operating Expenses l..t ~V j Net Operating Revenue (Excluding T:i:tes) t • ,•·- •••-..,') Tl 1;a,~ .,,# u..._.<,..~.., ,.,. ..,, , • t a CiJJ .{)'~ 1 40 ()·) n:.: ·ro c·c, [ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation l Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues i. -;;I -='-_: . •, -.,.,f, \Ji,';J ~ 0 ·~:\ ~.. c~KJ , G.') 1 < tt) 10t! e;i /I''<'! n..•• I I It) ri~ -!I--~~ .,,.. · _..,•i.• ') Nf~ l')H "' t ..).,,, - 'iJ I -C!J.. 1'!0 ~v·z on · n r~G ,iv :. I ·- I ~ ;:m G') 1 ~ . .., " r RatiotoofTotal Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) Operating Rev<:nucs ?. v::. --;-,,.,w-r'-.,..,r11--..-,-t1 ._,,-r,,,~ - -,.,..--&- --~------~I- 310 ·1N . lj 1 Taxes 1 a.>,~ C.i.i ..- --.,-.,-:)~li'l-::ll!----.--,...f- -- ~ l ,~;:ffw~•----....---- - -[;34 :• j ! ,. uol i: i::r-J.\ m~ m -~~ aJ e.1; c:, ~ a:~ I: OTHER OPBilATIONS-Cll, 6s !i Light and Power-Company Mines 1661; Ligbt-l\'forchaodise Department 167 • Light and Po,·,·er- Water Plants Total Other Operations 1 I:I , ~ I 3/Yl'-G I!I , t :!.:..~-oil ~- ~ r ~ L __ ___, - -- ~ CALCULATIONS VERi,IED AUG 17 1914 Issued by Accooutin4 Deportment,E, BOYD, , Cheyenne, Wyo., ~~~o~um~ All.,Z 17 1 9 J4 101_ • ••} • , l ': ., :· R otf.'}W~~~~e iu relation (o this sfafomcmC should , .. be; AMWG'«.e.cl:.to tho Auditor. • ' ' ' . ,, J ' • . • '>\ ) \! . !',' \ )I,. C :..tmttAT, Mo~. 111:•ii lH .;'fl '. l ;. . . I • •~ I • l ••••• { , . , , �' - ---- FOR THE MONTH ""CCT NO. FOR THe: PERIOD - - - - ~,m:."'BLACK LAST YEAR DEC, RED THIS YEAR THI S YEAR LAST YEAR tI OPERATING REVENUES INC. B _ _L_A_C_ K _ rl g Ec. Re:g _ ~\ I I Mining Camp Revenue , Commercia l Revenue Municipal Revenue 1 Miscellaneous Revenue ____ Tptal I, 11 OPERATilSG EXPENSES MAI NTENANCE OF PLANT AND STR1JCTOBESs 141 Superintendence 142 148 Buildings Fixtures 144 '. Machinery and Apparatus U6 • Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 , Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses Total Mainteo~nce COM}lBRCIAL BXPBNSESs 149 Superintendence 160 1 Solicitation 161 ' Advertising 162 1, Other Expenses \-\ -r- PB~:~::::;::~::::• 163 Superintendence 164l11 Manufacture 165 Transmission and Distribution 166 Other Expenses 1 Total Pr~_duction -~xpense_s \ t~) on C"0~ !.>.:a. =' Q'jJ ,,, Lw (j.' ) , , ..... I v -v CL c:~ - · I oJ'J h! GENERAL EXPB1SSESs Salaries of General Office rs, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 1 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 ; Other Expenses Total General Expenses D tH 167 \ 0 !C :t:i C3 '100 Vt.? r-- Total ' OTHER O'PBBATIONS-CR, 166 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations COG '/'l :..0 (JI) 1:): :j ~ ; ~ .~) '----·• YYl l{>D t.:,J l? l!...·""") Net Operating Revenue (ExcJuqt.gg( '!.,a:,~;). , , Truces '· •.:TC --~-"'"'...to.~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and ERIFltDl ,.._:; Taxes toTotal Oper'g IuM:outs\TIOMS , "" ~}1l~~C.- S1PE.~~ ~~4_ =--~ coM PT. OPERAT?R- l•11ued by Accountio~ Department, Cheyenne, Wyo., S G r) 1 - ••, 11 191 • J con ~''J ~c rii:. �FOR THE MONTH FOR THe: PERIOD -·---INC .BLACK LAST YEAR THIS Yl!AR DEC. THIS YEAR RED tNC.ai:Ac'K- t..AS TYEAR DEc. RCQ OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total T OPERATING EXPENSES MAINT'BNANCB OF PLANT AND STl\UCTURES, Hl 142 148 Superintendence 144 146 Machinery and A.pparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies Plant and Structuri:s-Depr eciation Other Expenses Buildings Fixtures .!,..,'t ' 'J1 ~. ·::.t·· 0" . .. <'. '.) ,:,,:, • i) j I l Total Maintenance. ,... , ii;· r;,• ~ <", r ( C'I ., I t-..' .():0 :~1 .,, ,., 00 o('i SG 5:JG Gl t 1••1 " ,.J f;J I..' (,:.,) lfi(J t:2 ~C> {-·.N .... 4,,., '"\ ~ t/~; ,;;c, ,,.., :I•· :) r-·o • j C• ~ .; .; .. COHMBRCIAL EXl'ENSES, 149 160 161 162 Superintendence Solicitation A.dvertising Other Expenses Total_Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses ~...... 00 •~.;l .:;e, ", ) /I;{) OJ I ). •'::~) u\1 :;JJ ?' 1 ;,,,;,'c'IOI' I ,,1 ..,;0 .,'I G) i: ·100 ,,. "'I_ 0£, V Total Production Expenses .. 1 f.5? c~· , ~~ .:.J I i.J ,, ::.a .,.!,.v" 1 1 o:w GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expi:oses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance 163 Stationery aod Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses :. ..::; ' !O 1661! Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department 166 1 Light-Real Estate Department 1671 Light a.ad Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ,,,.,J 2.:i co ' !' 1 :J:J . • GO •• ' _ ..,.., '.!.'.I_ -- !~' -J ' '. ui.J U:. Ratio of Operating Expeoses and 0 ,.,.._i<-" T s toTotal Op~•g Revenlld'- c58 --=.::: ... - --=-- I•saed by Accoaotio!ll Department, Cheyeooe, Wyo., Sep :;O J.914 -- (.,., f ' " r (~.J ..t .J·-.J ()<') •- - l?O' ~~ 57~ :: _ 1- ~~~g 5'lg Q§ ~.O' 59 •)i /' Q·!b- =, - -- Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues n·' .. ... ,_.... ... : '.J ..,:.; Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes ( ,; ••i; :i:...ctv~.~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation . ,.. 'i'' _c., ..;.~ ~ ,.-. ,. -- -- - - '"'"' ,..., OTHER OPBBATIONS- CR, I\ C :!C 5G11 1? 11 , .... 2 ::..> I Total I I v 3~ ___ .C , ..U'.J....___ ~ 'I ,_ _ _ _ _7 ~ \J.J I .G I' I ov.z I'I - l 211 &2 _ o:;1~ <ifl ~ 0~ CG 2~ l_-1 l .--J .O~- ~ l~ _ __t'33 __0;)__1. }..Gq t;':l .... - - -~:i.~ ~ ,1$ --~ C .1. K; �P"'OR THE MONTH A -· L ASTY~R P"OR THe: "'l!:AIOD INC. BLACKDCC, THISY~.. ..CD INC.l!IL....--CK LAST YEAR DCC. MO OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municip!l-1 Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures ~ .. ~"'l r.,0 'IJ,I l!D Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses r Y'.:t- p9 Total Maintenance CO&DlBBCIAL BXPBNSBS, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses j Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 30 o:> ~ C,O OQ 00 YJ.l 01 C! n~ (¼~ f/,/ - -'151 o~. 01. ..-;.,,.. r,:,~ ,c:R <}f) 00 ? !);;3 t 0 .., ::;~o CJ I J (') a ODO. 00 - d I ;, w<., CG!3 t~:J ' I ?. C',"' "' ) ~~.., n ,., I GENERAL BXPBNSBS, 167 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 15ij Salaries of Clerks (Local) 16~1 General Office Expenses 160, Law Expenses 16~ Iojuries and Damages 1 Insurance Stationery and Printing 1a Other Expenses 1 Total General Expenses I 0 '°l '1 I . ,,.., r.:J ') •J D 0:1 - OTHER OPBBATIONS-CB , 1~ 166 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations .I ti 161 I ~ :~'I w 0!3 I m r!J-- - ·1.:1· I l tJ - r •"I /Lt• <"i r-.# -.. ~ • .., (j I'£." ~ 63 2.~, ~") G 60 '1'1n OS OG:i '!:~ T 7'1 :~ 0-1 00 r:I t 'lf.c: G!J'---r,o., u~......... Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) .. , JIJLJ~ ,'J;~~-.Qw;\!¼9, Revenues GO lltQtVo of.op6):-,tfng Expenses and T3!~8l9i'~ Oper'g Revennes 'I ,~ !) jJ r; - Ci1}J"c,;.: f$r.:,T - - · -~ -> •J • 70n~l oo. . = , , · · ; \ · .. '- 1 . • ,"'· Co--~rr.cr.,,.j \"'"' ..~61>" 1 . • l!Oi O -=~""== =--= . ,~- 10 relntion to th18 •tatement lilhonld ...... , n .,••. ·.: . • • ..• ( ;j '' •I • ' ''-'orreapondeace '1:i: .- ,a., b~.~~~~-■ed to the Auditor. ,_________ 191 _._...· •(• •...~·1, . , ·...•:;: :.•:~ : ·.. ':~ ' ...., ..~ '\ •.. . ' ,J J ".. .. .: .. I , , f 1011::S ·~· " o r- e:c10 ~· :·!'. :• - :u.o I!, oIc~ 11.2 :,o • .~a ,., coI •.·i..... ':'I i> 1-'lf•. . -.J r ., ~ ._ :wijn:o .: T :t - - -- 7rr;-w- - - ! 55 oo --- o- 1r .µ ~- ·•i-:. --- on 0 C') cor,1PT. OPERATon. . ._ .:_.., D • t I ••aed b Y ..,.ooonnu..u• epar,mea , l~ov .4 1914 Cheyenne, Wyo., - ~J.J 7GrJ Ou Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 4~ !..:3 ,:,-, ,~ ~:m p:~ .,. :.,7 ut,,.. ~ Total Operating Expenses Net OperatiDg Revenue (Exc}udin~ Taxes) ) Taxes \ . ,01i! -C1;0~1 10 'r'J ,, I ~ i)J Total 1[ " !;O V ��--- ----- --- - -- ACCT No. --· ---- ""'• ..,.~ ~- · ~-!;_!t-r:~ --- I THIS YEAR :: LAST YEAR =-=--= 71 I I OPERATING REVENUE~ Mining Camp Revenue ·' Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ..•·... . -.:.~- .., tJ •) • IJ ·· · -" •.. 1 ., OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A.ND STBUCTUBES, 141 Superintendence I )' r..i.....' Buildings 142 143 1 Fixtures I 144 Machinery and Apparatus 146 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 \ Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses __ G:1 1 :U:I;OV l':!fi1 :1i';!-'-· _ Total..Mainten~nce _ ,- 'JfJ V/3 ~!)! .? ·",J. , c:..J'J rn; ·10 {lr' ....,, (~(:~ ~>':i \v~ i~ COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 1 1.49 160 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses -=--= _ T_o?l C~ercial_.,Exp__e.nses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, co1oo Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses f~O 01 GG ~Q r~o"t I:{•") " 'JI C>rµ Total Produclion_El'.(pe~es -~ ____ ------I---------n, 1n' •:C<"i I/~-....+Q__.J ;' GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) 59 , General Office Expenses ..,. 7 t"J t 60 1 Law Expenses 61 Injuries and Damages 62 Insurance 63 Stationery and Printing 64 Other Expenses I Total General Expenses Total .- -· - ""="" - = ' .,.) \) JlG cu 3."I ::G GO fnl ·~ ~ .!....L. iv, :us G!: 1:.{) cu'l, 1;:.r. __ Tota! e_nses• - ..._._.Q~_!ating_E.xp_ --~. ·- ----- -z,. =- =~ ~ 7~?~.:E_____ ,~ ----Y¾ !c~ •~ l11. t,• I Qr.1.,r~ 1I ,.,,.. - 1 I 73 I"/ !I , ======""""'.17-hir- ~ . , . ,~ /!.- I ~..) ~ i,"; n:-, . _ • !'c•,•, .. 0 11 Department, • • • Jr:~~i r _.,, '·• •, ~I 74•, 12:Q c~lio ~uin ::Wu ~L "iC1 <"7] &i C.-Ot) " lCG :!G t:J ,m ,... uu 00 , eB 00 ,~oG. ,)::) (_.r'• u (j(j Oji Di 50 ,.,,_ :;,·~ (', 11 ,.. ~) ctw (rfj. ~ ~vt:, 00 \ aoif j • • Gbeyenne, Wyo.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 191 __ 11 ,!>= == =d:= ~u~ vs od an Ji.GO na O if ~G:Y 'f·t 1:1: l_:(;;.;r§, I '... ~ i, _ , ...:v ,.. .. "' ,, It! G oa 6 I <• w., 0 OG r' :.> v;;.i ~- I I·I =r==i==J.== db= = =~ ' 2.vs -o d,(fJI -30! t.!G !Uli !.J" p t. C""-~*Ic.::..-',:~,..,l.......---1-.:i-'-l, t..,;...:.._, _ _ _-..1l:; .., u---.:-"" Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues l•sued by A ,.., - ..:.:, G?v :J() v1 2=g~'.· ==-i~;Q .) ?-~~OZL__ _ 29n~ =o=~-=~==v==u~. .j,=:::ar =·=l1==--.."'===l======!:= .oojoo ,1 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenu~,i1.. - ro liO ~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation - ~ ce:o 2.:!.l uo t;1,' Dt.¼ Net Operating Revenue (E:x.clr?intz Taxes) ~ • ~.... ""('-.,,, Ta:x.es ••O,.,i ~..,C.• $ I 1 \---------=-_,_ = - ----=--=---=-I ! t 'J.'2; 1 'ilf.:>2 1.1_.S I 65 Light and Power-Company Mines 66 1 Light-Merchandise Department I Light-Real Estate Department 67 Light a.n d Power-Water Plants , Total Other Operations _ 'I ~- ~,,_.~J lG O·r.. OTHER OPERATIONS- CB, ! ". ,, C') ,"'.J. .•• •• •• ;. II . lOGi~ II I ·--= ~ ·::r=- Corresponde~oe in relation to tbis statement should be addressed to the Auditor. F . P. l:3 JAN ·1 5191~ �...... THIS YE AR l"'O R Tl-II! PERIOD ---INC.BLACK L AST Y E A R f 0 1?.C. THIS Yl!:AR R l!D - - ~ LAS T Y l!:AR - - - , . -INC . B L ACK DEC . RC:D -- -i. - I OPERA.TING RBVBNllBS Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Misc~llaneous Revenuo - W7 [rlij .I...- - - I - - -----··- · ' - - - :il;10 1'..ota\ ' - · - - - - - - - --1 r. L I (~' 1 \ OPERATIN G EXPENSES 1 MAINTEN A N CE OF PL ANT I AND STR UCT U R ES, 141,I Superintendence 1421 Buildings 1431 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 1-161 146 Tools and Supplies 147 \ Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 \1 Other Expenses 144\ \ \I - l l'JiC OG ...,. __T otal M~nteoance CO)UlERCIAL EXPENSES, 1491 Superintendence II ~ 160\ Solicitation 161 Advertising 162 \1 Other Expenses •=-\--- \ ' \ _ _T otal_ Commercial Expenses =11 ·--:-:::."::St I PRODU-CT : N BXPEN:BS, - - !» 00 : 163 \ Superintendence 164 Manufacture 1561 Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 010 c.)Q (;: Total Pr_oduction E~peoses fJ <n l ~ ~,,, e.1 1 , .~J') (.'/.j 1!.u tl1!J co i'j :~,JJ r-, C) C'!O G.n it:) 1';:'J c!f.J C:) r,.,,..,. , v ..~~) <, L . t!, JG I' V -1 ~ •1· ,.. - CS7 ( ~.:.J ;,.; re: GBNBRAL EXPENSES, r ies of General Officers, 1 157 \ Sala· General Office Clerks and Attendants I - 1ss Salaries of Clerks (Local) 160 General Oflice Expenses 100 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 108 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 0 ,,..J '.! i:o ....~ .''() c~ . 'l'i <lt) f .""... 1· i.i ..o 7o ,, ~ rr,o Total ~ '~l (!; ):, '-' ' ' ' ("it' ~~ V "...1 ,.,., ·r7 i.1!) 0 . / _.I )• Cl ze ,. r , ..1 .. .., I iJ, I WW 'i<J C OC? CJ ll .,,,t·!) ·l 32.2 -J'I ~.J - --= ~~- cc ' r• ( :;.) r M .... 'l '"" '.!.07 lr~; _ 0 OTHER OPERATION S- CR , G:io UJ 166 L ight and Power-Company Mines 1661 Light- Merchandise Department L ight-Real Estate Department 1671 L ight and Power-Water Plant.s Total Other Operations :..1 r;o I (:, SJ I -~ ·=----= - ...,. l,,J ~- Ratio; of Operatillg E xpenses and T axes?ltoTota l Oper'g Reve~ues Gt, 90 I !¼ ill . I = 2.. lG'J en I --=,:, 2C. '~ll 2.2c oG i t~J ro i l'.2'J o.:. ..:;1 1 ... .._, ;J'I 0 -==lr- • 'f<-• ,.;,_ I!: 11 \ I · ·- i •• I 00 n w~ 0 r.~ eDA : / Wyo.,, __.:_i'_r.,_._ _____191 _ .,.,:...1 tt - - - - - - ~ ~~ ~ : / ' ~-i . J•ened by Ac nntin4 Department, ~ -=--- t:w co = - ~l Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatillg Revenues 1-=~ - ~ 50 =-=;--- · ·-- Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) T axes T otal Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation ,s If. r/.Ji,)%.. Correspondence in relation to this statement should _ be addre&11ed to the Auditor. �I L proR THE MONTH L AST Yl!:AR THOS m , lr - -- - -- -- ---- LASTYl!:AR -- -- INC. BLACK DEC, RED I o~ P...;, r:o j ' . proR THE!: PERIOD THISYl!:AR ,. I fdYl 09 \1 INC~ACK DEC. RED i ~ ;,- ?1 OPERATING EXPENSES HAlNTENANCE Ol' PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 142 143 Superintendence Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Str uctures-Depreciation Other Expenses U.6 146 147 148 WJ 'lG .... r • ,__ . ,._, 31 CJ Total_,, _M aintenance COM~1ERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 160 161 162 Superintendence Solicitation A.dvertisiog Other Expenses Total Commerci~J Expent es PRODUCTION EXPENSES, f!) 00 168 Superintendence 164 Manufacture 1551 Transmission and Distribution 156\ Other Expenses I t..-0 Ga Total Productio? !!xpenses GENERAL EXPENSES, 1' 167 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants '1 1:;s•I Salaries of Clerks (Local) , 11 160 I General Office Expenses I 1601 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Uamages 1021 lnsnrance 1asj Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses " Total 167 6 OD l ~ Yt o·· , .;1 .~, o. 00 ' I?? 0" "11 ""1 ~ 7~1tl/ ~~GO Light and Power-company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations -1 5J ?7J oa ii ffi'l GS Total OJ>Crating Ex~nses I •':70I c, v;:; OTIIEll OPERATIONS-CR, 165l 166 ..... OU ' ,;J WWW :.__. ti 02.l S!l 70 03 v! GO ... t) oo, G9 l 1 Net Operating Revenue t (Excl9Qin1Z Taxes) ) f - -~... ...,..., Taxes • .-v.,,,, ._.""'~ I Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 11 I CO? 3:) :;10 :.m Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and TaxC$ toTotal Oper'g Revenues • ~fl r ~-: J■■ned by Aooo'llJ:ltinjl Department, Ma;r JR 19.15 191_ 20C 0 I Chocfc0a n, 3 7f. '13/PR. Corre■pondenoe in relation to thie ■tatement ahould be addreaaed to 01e Auditor. �- - - - -- - - - - - - -• FOR THE M O NTH A CC,T , INC.BL .ACK L.AST Y~.AR H O, o ec. • ....-a ._..au&D15 4'UDC ov, &1'I_P-:!!!!.._ ---- -- - -FO-R-THE PERIO D ~----~7-14-;!iO(> INC . BLACK DEC. PIEp L A ST Y EAR T HIS Y E A R Rep OPERAT ING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue l?G GO Total .. iiPE t:.G 'J. /1)/l;. IJ/l 1~/b· (,~ .!:. I OPERATING E X P ENSES MAl'NT'BNANCB O F PLANT A N D STRIJCTIJBBS , \. Superintendence J9 a, 2..' G9 21• Buildings Fixtures •I Machinery and Apparatus Transmission ao.d Distribution-Repairs :rools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 101 69 Total Maintenance ' ' 4.9 60 61 62 -~l \6g COMME RCI AL EXPENSES, 79, 'lG 79l 7G ;~ C:J ~ti~ 00 6;30 00 t~ 92 21 100 90£1 60 630 co 5G a1. ,. l Gq JO l~) 0:J l Sl'/ 00 I \ Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Tota\ Commercial Expenses • /. P R ODUCTION llXPBNSBS, - ~: 6S 64 66 , .t'1 ✓ • ✓ • Superintendence Manufacture Transm.issibn and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses ?~ 0;) Be':> rm _GG9 \;a :~: 0 0 () 'IG?I :?l 6G~ 00 "GO I u 720 l!e t' '1G'l\ Zl. GENERAL IlXPENSES, Salaries of Genera\ Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 1 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 15S \ ,I 169 • Gener:u Office Expenses , I 160 Law Expenses 161 ; Injuries and l)amages I 162 . Insurance 11os ! Stationery and Printing , 164 ! Other Expenses Total General E xpenses . ~100 d35 i Total 0 35 j 9 ,,1 (... ' 0~ 30 65 008 37 2 fi3l 20 OTHER OP B B ATIONS-CB, '15.5 G2 l:J 00 Light and Power-Company Mines 'l 166 Light-Merchandise Department I ,:, GO l Light- Real Estate Department ---7rro 12- -,r-. ' 167 Light and Power-Water Plants I I Total Other Operations 11 1 Il, , 1 II l Ili\ ----0 - ~ · -• I _Total Operatin_g E~1:._nses I ' .,!l'ji tb : I Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes 1 Net Income from Qperation I 1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues 1 Ratio of Operating Expenses and 11 T ~s toTotal Oper'g Revenues 1 l {Ji, 71 -( J ~ =l••ae d bT L :untia4 Deparlme nt., I ~r~ : t '.. r\.) .7 I I • a::._ _.:.:i.:.a:w • ~c"'"---== .· r~·~ �FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAS T YEAR FOR THI!: PERICO INC.BLACK D EC. II T HIS YEAR Rl!!D INC. BLACK ~ LAST YEAR I Reo DEC. r - OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAlNT'BNA'NCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTOBES, 141 142 143 1 1 144 1-16 146 147 148 1 Supe!intendence 11 Buildings Fixtures J, / Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses I: . 'i (r . ••• .!.I , ..,' ' ~·r;i t·,; .,,~--~· '6 . , •> Total Mainten?,nce • t·.-J ....,., ~~I... .. ~ ...... I ... r,~ .."''-' 1'1'1 ; I "' -. 1, .j COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, I 149 Superintendence 1\ 160 \ Solicitation 161 Advertising \\162 ~ Other Expenses !otal Commercial Exp!:~es I PRODOCTIO.N EXPENSES, \ __ ~6~1 -?C~ O{} G ~·f fi o:. f J'/ ~:::~:::!:nee \\ 155 \ Transmission and Distribution \ 1so I\ Other Expenses I . :t~'J ~·:? ) - co I. ,a ,_ :\G-~ t,7 Total Production Expenses ., I . GENERAL EXPENSES, '. ..J,\ 158 . ,., Salaries of General Officers. General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries 0£ Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance. Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses "/•; J,"-, l Ii.:' "I ~) OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light- Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total OperatinJ; Expenses_ \\(1, Net Operating Revenue (Exclud~ T~;s.) Taxes .., .,.. ... ,_,,. ...-u •., Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation - ?O ;J .1 lj .~.,. I -~' ~.:; .. j 'f 1,1 J.::i,J GJ~, ... .- ~, ·~.v -~ '1,,j_,J ~l Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Reve.nues i;') Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues "IG 5 l•soed by A.cooootin,l Department, ~ .;..) r' 11 ' • , _, Total _ f I Apr 29 • R Gbeye.nne, Wyo,,- --,....,....------191~ :~ I _J & M l-tWUT'IONS vuu,11;.o Correspondence in relation to this statement should APR 28 1915 ,.;,JJ:,.~F.~ATOR. be addreBBed to t,h e Auditor, F. F•8 . APR 29 1915 : '.) I I �- - ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ - - - - - - -_- _- _- _- _- _- _ _,..umns or m e l' isca:J T ear Ending June 80, 191~ - A - -- - - - - - - --4 FOR THE MONTH ACCT I No. THIS YEAR INC.BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - - - ·- 1-~-r.oo _ _ _ FOR THe: PERIOD THIS Yl!AR LAST YEAR INC.l!ILACK DEC, RED l OPERATING RBVHNUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ,';.\..!'l -1 •t r •(l Total l itv.J OPF:R ATING EXPENSES ..."l s:"';_, ~r ''f/7 w Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ' I 110 14.6 14.7 l-18 - C) ') k I .... ,.J ► .. cS .Ln Superintendence 14.3 .... I I &lAtN T RNANCE OF PLANT AN D STt.t UCTORES, : ~I <)1'J t.J< !O! ED r1~ •10 '<~lw:,- - -?-.. n-----,---...;_ _ _ JotaL Maintenance ftl 08 l-f{.3 CO&UIEB CIA L EXPENSES, 149 150 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other expenses ( _ T(llill Commercial expenses PRODUCTION RXPENSHS, Superintendence :\'lanufacmre Transmission aurl Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses GENERAL BXPENSF.S, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General 01lic1i Clerks anrl Attendants 15'1 Salarit:s of Clerks (Local) 159 l Geueral O!lice Expenses 160 Law Expenses 61 Injuries and Damages 62 Insurance 63 Stationery and Printing 64 Other Expenses ' ,. ,., ;! 117 ,. ,. UJ i.o oo V.J t1 0) kl •J . •JJ I Total GeoeraJ Exp.:nses Total 11 , 166!1r 166r 1. OTHER O P ERATIONS-CU, Light and Pow,.r- Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Wa:er Plants Total Other Operations 'l OG 50 t10 ~ 2 2◊~ 'll!i 3{) 0 0 3::; ~, - ... :'~O ""'"" ,.., Total Op!'rating Expenses I !stt Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes 1 i G7 j Total Operating Expenses and Taxes , ll1 I ~ Ol ~ v8 ~Ci?C Net Income from Operation I Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues I Ratio of Operating Expenses and - -~'1 ~00 - -, ~·~ ir--..-,.~¾,-,--,----C'lfOO u 13T 11- - - - - !. ~ T ~ 3 •~u•: - 4~J~re.. Cheyenne , W yo.,_ _ __ . 11 r --- - ~!1cr.h~<1 tJv --re--~. 19 1 , .,.,_ Correspondence in re lation to this • ta tem ent ■hould F. C. B. be addre-■ed to tho A udi tor. JIIN 7 1915 F . F . B. JUN 3 191!' �FOR THe: PERIOD FOR THE MONTH INC.BLACK LAS T Yl!':AR D~C. THISYl!':AR Rl<D INC. BLACK DEC. Al<D LAST Yl!AR OPERATING REVENUES :'11:iniog Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellane9 us Revenue .. _Total OPERATING EXPENSES M.AINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRO CTORBS, 141 Superintendence I 142 I 143 Buildings Fixtures \ 144 I 1-:1:6 Machin~ry and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs ' 146 Tools and Supplies \ 148 Other Expenses I 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation lCO 1[;7/ II COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 49 60 61 2 "''f '' jf\/'. o~v vv ~- ; __ 1 j11.!i I Total M11-intenance I Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses To~l _Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 63 lM 55 156 Superintendence I J r Manufacture Transmission and Distributio~ Other Expenses I Total Production Expenses :~!> en ~;G C9 ;;:.,~ t}:} •• 1 5G:~ •..tJ ..... ,,. t:.1v ;..o '11 ;_L(J ..,Q ... • i r..~·, ,:.o 7 ':05 GENERAL EXP ENSES, :...o :$:) ::t ~; ·,, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 1 15S i• Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses 169 1\ I• 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and JJamages I 162 Insurance I 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses ~o o ,.,(' 'l-~ 01 ,.;,) .73 (-:.' ~~.J ~~ ~.') '1,1 t;> • ffi I.. ., r• J.9 ('" Total OTHER OPB8AT10NS- CB, Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 'lo:. *"! ~:~G i!) :i..o r,. "O ........ i A I:: ,li-0 --•· 1:, - - fI I ( ~;,s ;..,. :i.".I. I ~JJ ----'J-<..,... - =ro- . - - - ~ c 1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to T otal Operating Revenues ~ / /; i.aoed - .I -c-nu:> utt - - 1·O - ri 1V~ :l;;f) ~.: ~> ~ , ~ .., ;.r,. . ''t..J _,....,. G " tJ,v.,~ ~.. , . •· ..,•, -r-- •rli--~ ~ • • - -~; ;{,; - i-----:·.j "'-- -r,;;r;+ +--II· '" "'◄ '.!;: Goll .., ' J ~ ]- ~ ~ ! · - •• r-.r.J • ' \i', q 1- "'t " 4 . ,. • ~ . -----,- ,·~"· ~ '~r .. •· . ~$.()! ~ J... , ~ • A 9 --r;, fl{..o L - ---==-==-=-·- -1 . ~~7~ ~~ ~k -=-~~-- =-== AccoD11tin~ D e partment, ··----- - ~- - - I C'IC -..~: •~ ~- t~~ )(; 1 Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) T axes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation ~ -)l:x,- .... I ----- Ratio of Operatiog Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues ' ! "I ·~ '' :1 "' ~ - _ ,:.;,_. :~-- --''" :~1.iJ <j:, lj ~ ,=L 'l4 r• ".,._ \<)$.' • rn ~r.cASES /\fl O ~ r z .r:: c o••i;f '·· L EO a Y ... .... ~ , ,e•pond ence in relation to this •totement s hould . . ... Cheyenne, Wyo,,,_ _ _ __..,T_.1.._1.... J~9"-_l91 !ii ..iU-Qh~ % ~ e addreHed to tbe Auditor. • 0 .;,1 1.,J;'.! i;.. \•t, . Gt"<- 'J �FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AC:C:T NO. I NC.BLACK D EC. RED LAST YEAR 1 OPE RATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellan~ous Revenue Total T H IS Y EAR L A ST Y EAR I I·-- OPERATING EXP E N SES MAINTBNANCB O F PLAN T AlSD STRUCTURBS, Superintendence B uildings Fixtures 144 1-16 146 147 , 148 • ..,., t. \ Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance COI\DIE RCIAL E XPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses .J'2tal. Co!Diller_cial ~xpe~es PRODUCTION EXPENS ES, Superintendence Manufacture 6! 1 65 Transmission and Distribution 66 Other Expenses I I CJ -1• r• UiJ,) trJ .,_"'• ( I ;-3(3 00 7~.'J .... J: t A.. ) Total Productic:in Expen~es ~ 0 ,_.,:, ~~ t •l •.,. t',:1 ! ~7 GENERAL EXPENSES, 67 t Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 53~ Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lG t '• 14i11r ,iQ ,and.. ,~,_ n..... ~ ..... .. .. 162 Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expeuses - . , ' "- .. ,,, , ' "· ..... "" f. ~ ~-~~ .o .... . _I ~ ..;:)t• Total OT II.BB OP E RAT IONS-CR, ....... ,, b'j •' Light and Power- Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations f :t (,:?~ ... "' /3'; - 7i 5 l--~.,.,, L 1 . J .... 1;r:; j:j ""r ,-- Ci! l.J ""rJ .. !j() c:.:v J ., -· : .) >:;./~ ... c,., 'Q. -1 '!'otal__Operjiting Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excl)ld4ig ;r~e,s), :- • Taxes ' -~ • • .. , Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and I Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues ,~ l) lf)~~-7{;1. Iaa ae~ A ocou.ntio&l Department, ->v,.,~; -fav - (I:) ~. ri .... 'I ' 1 ~ , ,• 4,,._ ,) • ~ . •-· CJ �f"O R TH E PER IO D FOR THE M O NTH --' I NC.BL ACK L AST Yl!AR DEC, T HIS YEA _R _ _ _I-A ST Y EAR ,, RED ·7;- ,- 1-N -C . BL.ACK D EC , RED OPERATING REVENUES 1?2 10 Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue 187 15 ' I Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 172 110 Total OPER ATING EXPENSES 1 141 I 142 M AINTENANCE OF PLANT A ND S T R UCT U R ES, I Superintendence Buildings \ 143 1 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus ', H6 T ransmission and Distribution-Repairs 1 1 146 147 Too\s and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation ~ 148 \ Other Expenses l\1- _--.. Total. Maintenance - . 101 50 127 !97 101 50 -i- 121TM 25 39 · - - - - - 1 - - -·- - - - - - 1 - - COHllERCIAL EXPENSES, U9 Superintendence 160 Solicitation 151 Advertising I 162 ~ Other Expenses 1 ._\r-· ~ Total _f.211:1m_ercJa\ ~xpense~ _ P R ODUCTION E XPENSES, 20 00 630 51 163 Superintendence 164 Manufacture 155 \ Transmission and Distribution 166 Other Expenses \\ \ ( Total Production Expenses L GENERAL nxeE~SES, \ - 660 51 576 65 I , 1 167 . Salaries of General Officers, \ ,( G 09 3 30 9 ,39 General Office Clerks and Attendants._ I , I 10 ,00 I 15B Salari t!S of Clerks (Local) 10 100 1 169 \ General Office Expenses 160 I Law Expenses 22 130 22 30 ploy ers-' Liability Ins. 101 -~ 9 18 8 ;53 162 Insurance : 163 Stationery and Printillg Other Expenses 1 1 - - -- 1 - - - - -- - --4-- - - - - 5 0 02 12 48 37 ·54 Total General Expenses 790 ~ 96. • :::r:::: Total =-c:=== = ,===== OTHER OPBBATI ONS-C~ , Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Net Operatillg Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Est. Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 627 02 606 77 20 25 11 60 10 00 l 50 11 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatillg Revenues • 11 67 4 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTot:al Oper'g Reveaitftc <=.,=,·; v . ~ ..:. • • l •• o e d ~ ~ 69 41 11 5'.L 8G 8'1 1 30 82 ' II , uv,.r, ''"& = =--,,6,~·' 1--...=:1=....,,,.;-.~ -'f!f, Cor,t lq,~f'l (o ~~ ; =www. •,._J_ Q, ~o• I Jo,,3½, :) l'f, A ccoonb o j D epartm ent. 'Pl. Op ~ 'C/•-4fi Or ______S_e-=-µ_. 3_ 191__Q 2-4~ 9- ===-=1-...,..JJ, , =.........b,d -ca===-==--==-=====-1=--.!! ll:r.m:1,' ,ES ~ ~-~;J3C/,!X::) Correapoodeo ce i n r elation to this statem ent should ,, t t /4 1 I ,0, .,.1_ .I ~y /~~ ..........·-/ ·•·~ •sed to tbo Auditor. f ".. p" B SEP 3 19\. �l"'ORTH~MONTH ACC'F' Ho. // THIS YEAR l"'O R THE PERIOD INC.BLACK LAS T Yl!AR cec. Rec THIS Y EAR ·- LAST YEAR - - - ---- INC. BLACK Rec DEC. l I OPERATING REVENUES :\tining Camp Reveuue ,.. ••. • I t '.('. u , a ~ -- Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 165 1.0 Total. ' I' .J 33'/ 20 OPERATING EXPENSES • HAlNTBNANC'B OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings Fixtures I 143 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 1146 146 I 147 lI 148 101 69 _ TQtal Maintenance 101 :59 CO&DllU\CIAL EXPENSES, ,.. 1 Superintendence j 150 Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 161 l 152 ' T~tnl Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 20 ~o Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses G50 G2 -- - I G?a ~2 Totiil Production Expenses 20 !00 696 ,56 G2 05 6:,. )66 G:? 0G GBNBRAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Office rs, General Office Clerks and Attendaots ' 158 1. Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 General Office Expenses 160.l Law Expenses 161 &lployers Liability Ins. 162 1 Insurance 7 '73 10 po I . 163 j Stationery and Printing 164 1 Pther Expenses Total General Expenses I 1 l 2SD 27 l £C7 07 I I 7 7r, I 1'7112 f..l_j 20 00 1100 22125 o 63 \ lG 1GG Total ~o .oo l 227 07 J lO 100 l P9 r' ~o oo l 216 27 I I l l!l5 J..'3 82 20 00 , ~4., I :rn po 22 12S - I,·." I 70 00 5<': 7'J 1 63G r~ 9 j'.-u - I- OTHER OPBBATIONS-CR, 166!1 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department 1661' Light-Real Estate Department 167' Light and Power-Water Plants I Total Other Operations ~ 1 322 -10 2S 00 9 00 l 281 2 l~l 28 0 1 50 Q. _ Total Operatiog Expenses ! Net Operating Revenue :axes) I Taxes(Exclp~i; \.:.,:;~. ;.~tod.) l Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation 1,1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps, (Excldg. Truces) to Total Operating Revenues !('/{7~~- Ga. 'I?• Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes : :o:•g ~eve= - = = _.....,_--=, u i:: 1. 72 2 ...,., E,'tl.c·\lj 0 \~ J■aoed by A ooountiol'"i>e;~rtmeo~C\ Jt'';Y~ , 87rG 110 101__ Correapoodeooe in r o)atioo to thie etatemeot should be addreesed to the Auditor. �i ----------- ---- . -- -- ----- - • - - -- _ ~ ... ~ ..,~ - • ...,,,.✓ - ---·------JI-..,._- --- - - - - - - . - - - - - - -~ FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR ,~ _._ ....._ . • --.. .-..-.......-..,..-•uasv- vv, &0&=:..~ 00 INC. Bl.ACK Dl!!C, R l!!D I.AST YEAR THIS YEAR I.AST YEAR INC. Bl.ACK - oec. RED I OPERATING REVENUES t.iGO :◊~ filO 20 Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue M1.1nicipa\ Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue I ~CD ~u.,r·:.> OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OIi PLANT AND STRUCTURES, I\ n141 Superintendence Buildings Fixtures ~ 142 f 143 r • ..., i .. :Machinery and Apparatus ~ ~~ Transmission and Distribution-Repairs ~ 146 Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ~ 147 I 14s I I ~ .Total.,._M:ainteoance 1·:.,i ;:3 1!.:7 i'3V :..u-:: j 'iG •t. ,... \..., 01 !01 GU .. 2Jj! CG • !.)~ 1'/C t1'Jv il() I COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 160 151 162 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 'I _ t_o_tal ~omm~rci_a\ Exp!)nses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 163 Superintendence 15~' Manufacture 16~\ Transmission and Distribution 1561 Other Expenses "f.. 1 ....::.. ~ ~o Q,'J n :!O O;) '1!! 91 rJOli l l r/;_,1 ~L ,GO~} ~ lJ Sala,::~::::::::,:::~ j l General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 1691 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses . 16~- J:i.ll.)loyers ! Liab . Ins. 163 Insurance Statione.ry and Printing 1 Other Expenses 1 Total General Expenses 1 , iA 1 9CJ ..,f•q..... 11 t. 3 :~D 10 1f)j 0:) ·- (;~) ,j ,) ti 10 f., 11 C ~r•{ l() (YJ Ql 1 9:l:) vO . l :)3 1n '};) :t. ~!? .x; l'.,,I Uv ...,, r~ \!"\<) ,; 9 v ,. ·n j 'fG ·;c,2 Oti '· - C:') I . 'i l .. ')..,_, pc I 018 r o ' t~ :!'l [: ~j :;c .-- ,. ...,.~ "? ,. -·"' ~f'\ i )/l. .;., .,_ f • • I '1' I.JV OTHER OPERATIONS-CB, :t) v> <:1 I I U\'J : 11 ,. :ii) •.:: i.iO =ti .., _,., Of.'> J.5 .,.. o, ....··• 1- <> •• ~o ~o!_al '2_per~!ing Exp_e_nses .. Net Operating Revenue (Excluq.iog Taxes) . , . • • . -,~ ~' ~ Taxes " •->~· ✓ • ·•~,..._,t I Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operat_ing Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues C.\l (': 'I ,, -:"··• ~ 11:·;,i["l;::o , ,. •• . : , ., ,. ,. Corre spondenoe in relation to th.is statement should c· ~ be addressed to the Auditor. Nov· to 1915 F .. P\, i:l . . F, '!'.'l r•r. 'i i ~H ~ ea ,~t> J'J r>) t• i.) LI! Total Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchanwse Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ! ' FOR THE PERIOD .G , �June 80, 191~ FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR _l FOR THE P E RIOD INC.BLACK Dl!:_c. Rl!:D LASTYEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:D I - OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES HAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings Fixtures 148 I 14-i Ho 146 147 148 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ir~·, ''J'l .....•r1 , ,.,,• I Tot~l Maintenance . ·,:, t:.1'- GU ;~'. :.!'' '5:~ ~·J-nrJ - .. CO&DIBRCIAL EXPENSBS, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses To_tal ~ommercial Ex~enses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 164 165 166 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses ~'} oa• c.:n .o tJ U) ... CJ..,.., C'j1 •;-J ,, , ., ,. t__. "''""'#; I , .. • 1.n ,,JJ .,.. !;;,1 i..!:) , 1 C'U '/ <j' °!'( ·,~)~ I ,, ·10 ,~:; •l GENERAL EXPENSES, .,.. . uU Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Altendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses •<) (!..... in;,\r~a~lr.P1magJ.pl,.i Ut~· :~:1.Jo .' ... . ,. Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses .1 ..,.., t~, '. •-A) ···1 li: J •• CJ Total , .. ..: ,,, . .... ~~'C :~G Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations _ Total Op~ ting _!!~os~ Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation , jl •.,,1 ·= • - -~ ; ; - :- ,..- • l••oed b;v A r=--=-- = , t·---=ll--==--=4>-1 - l ~ ~ a tint Department; ' t •:-· " ,; ;.) • ~ ad[. .,_ 1 o; •LJ ,,, Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues li''"r-, ·-- ' __ Che;veu.ne, W70. , _ _ _ _ ___,'--_ _ 191_ _ • 11 _1, ••·-.y-61."?j 0 • •..-71 ,,}' ....1-. .. . • '.;rLCi:t ,,-: '"' 1' •• • v:-: 1;:;) l. it l.1.LL, ':011 ;,I. 1,,,t'~.i:~.-. - 0 OTIIEB OPBRATIONS-CB, Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Tans) to Total Operating Revenues • -~ -~.G- -c; C!"' be addreHed to fbe Auditor, ,. u ·11~!., , I '•v, ,:_.~ (.l, I ..,A, i.:J GL: (C, ;y,., ?'t ..... �FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT NO. THIS YEAR INC.BLACK LAST YEAR it DEC:- THIS YEAR RED INC.BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue :)1.~1 10:, Commercial Revenue I Municipal Revenue MiscellaneQUS Revenue Total I OPERATING EXPENSES i MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTORESa 141 142 143 Superiotendence 144 Machinery and Apparatus I ' Buildings Fixtures 25 (j!J 1-16 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses _ ljj? !ns • COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, !- Superintendence \1 160 I! 151 162 Solicitation Advertising Other expenses i - _____ '.I'otal Comf11ercial Expense_s _ _ [ I PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence ' 164 Manufacture \ 155 \ Transmission and Distribution : 156 Other Expenses \ 1 Total Pro_d uction Expen~s 1 , Gt:;0 00 i3~jS) 12?107 -.- · zg (.,f) G-~01 0'.J GGS c~ , ... ........ -- 21G !_iC 2~ LiLJ 00, 00 G 06 2~ 55 '?G ., .,,:,, ' < ' . .;..,, '-,I ~ ·I I 1 - - ~- I 149 e,., . :,g ti9 121 197 I I \ I l I ~ 3)1 GENERAL EXPENSES, I \ 157 Salaries of General Officers, I General Office Clerks and Attendants l I1 158 II Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 \ General Office Expenses j 160~ Law Expenses 16t' • ~,""""rt o· rn-.•t- tJi n'i.i::lt:1 .! blCo \ 162 . , ~:;an:e- - ~ 20 00 9 02 116 <\.. 10 00 ;j() ()Q 71 I Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 71 ~ .t 16 6G 00 ll 4-0 I 20 5l>I 'lG 4-1 G5 2G (, ___::•Ol> Gl .. __ 1 'm Z? - - ' - - - - - -,- - - - - - - - - - - t - -111 - - - _____6..;.~- 0;...G ..c,_ ,.___..;;~;...?,4 -!: ;.;.:.;;. G _ _ _ _--= 2::.;,:' GO Total OTIIEB OPBBATIONS-C.R, L I \ Net Operating Revenue I (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 219 23 3 406 55 I Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations - Jt., GG 22 to '""' ... .:05 '6j 216 0.) ..J ' 12.7 ko:, I 1no 07 '. 7 s1 ~.i: '"' 1! \.IU t ? {t Gt15 01 , G?G ~ 6 ,.._..,,_. = r1 =-=-=-=·=-=4==~ ===l===lli =====l=-•. - J~l:, 1'7•~ i.l".:. ..., y,;: ~ <lt! -~ w u ... vr. 1 •\ · •? · 1-,tit • b'I :)1 I '. ~· uo :.10 ho , 2,1 14. I s ~6 1t..i2 7'5 1.::;& u; , • =-1;.;tf~QJ----i,i-1 Sl ~ •13 1'I - - - 6~8 ~9 . - -li-:.;·G° : 6 -~- - ~.,_ .•..:1:-,_~ - .,.--- -=--+ =-:..-4~- - - ::::.: ___ '------..J, _ _ _ _ ,..,_ _ 2r~ .~A; I, ~~ S4 (I J.,~ ~-'.) 17g 11 , l ')U 'rl (;'.j ,.!..,. _ ---- - Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues ·rn I 66 2 ~ G G2 ·7 'il 6 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues OG.G 78 7 ? 9 80 2 88 5 ,, (}t, I ii Cf,LCl!Lfl:'~~--- v:::--1~,rn ,_11\j L/. l (\j f-} ._ _J_:1_m_._,_.1..;.,_ _ _ _ 101_c;. R. CEtl, Comr,t, Gp,1rator, Cheyenne, W yo.,_ Correspondence in relation to this statement should . be addressed to the Auditor. f. i ·· _ •· \ ~,J:~N \> �oct. - - ~-----~ .t:1.:S .~1.-:..o· . 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BLACK DEC. Al!tO LAST YEAR REVENUES Municioal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ~1 J I Total l OPERATING • ., EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OP PLAlST AND STRUCTURES, u,. lt. tt..i.i!'l!...1!.iS~U!IIO!J:IC!!_ti!_!:D!!!te!:_!D!!,d!!:e:!!n£CeL_ _ _ _ _ _ _......Jll-I /'.. Reoairs of Buildinas and Fixtures '°' I . 1 + - --4- - tl-- +- + - -il- -+-- -+--tJ-- - t--:-::--t-:--:-"it---t-~ =t-:-:::it""-,--i--r_·c_· .. t·) ff' •> :1:) ,JI') • ),') r. J I . l M Repairs of Macbinerv and Aooaratus I r.G Transmission and Distribution Repain 'l i' ('. Reoairs and Renewals of Tools ~n ,~ ' 1l,? Plant and Structures Deoreciation 'l ~~ Other Maintenance Exoeoses 1. <J' I . . 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Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Expenses 1 A,8 Total Maintenance 1 __ _ 1 r---r--·•-----1--+-1r--t--+-1r--i----r-"iH1 1 24: 62 101 58 23 04 1141 0 2 1Q1 RA _!39 .r.',11 II =i==F======== ====it==¥~~~f=9~¼:t=~=l/===t==!,!:!!,=-"u!i,r===t===t==n===t===r==tt==F=F=f.'1= COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence l M Advertising and Soliciting 152 Other Commei;cial Expenses -tt------,Total Commercial Expenses -if---t-----i·- r,_1 (1 153 Supedntendence •_E_x_•_pE_N_s_n_s_._-ti--nTI:t-:;;,1!!';~~r-::~P-R-;:O--:-D-U_C_T_I_O_N_ ::--. -t,;"2',,t;~ -n-- ,~;:.ot,;~r - -, 154 Manufacture 109 4 6 666 11 556 65 155 Transmission and Distribution - , -- i r - - r - - r - , r - - , - t- ) lll,-' j - I, -11ll..,.~n SL4\--0=-t=-h_er_P_r_od_u_c_ti_o_n_E_x__,p'-e_n_ses _ _ _ _- i t - - +-+.-+--!t-~--il--t-,tt - - +- - , --1r---i---t---tt---,t--r-;t---t--,--;l;li--fi • Total Production Expenses _109 4& -f l!.~6 11 I 566 65 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, ' 15'7 I General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks-Local Office ·1 Jil 58 15~ I 1 60 Local Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages :Em_12loyers' Liability Insurance 1611 16il -zo ...00 10 00 1) 29 39 9 39 10 00 .... 11 50 22 30 10 80 'll-"' l ,..,,6,.ac.;2:1-I_ns_u_r_an_c_e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ -tt--+---""+B...~---~ i t - --+~R~~ w!w ;;,_n·--t---+---t:---+---;--;i---t----t--n---t---1t---;:r--'-:. 1 63 Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies 1164 Other General Expenses Total r.~neral Exoenses i Total 856 96 I 16!; Light and Power-Company Mines 166 Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants 167 l -I F, 20 19 728 25 1 28 71 .. . • . . T1 Pm $IDEt,•~. j . l 'Rr. ,. & ( ON'l J<()T,!,::1 . OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, I !1 76 02 I Total Other Operations .. . k:1'L \[( 741 64 10 00 -'1 60 6 2?1 02 .... -~·.:. 7 ~c :. .:..,~.:; ; . (- C' ~J>~' •. 114 62 - r so ll 50 4 50 '· ._ •... - - - u - - -1==-::--t--:::-:-11----+::--:--:,+:- Total Operating Expense! Net Operating Revenne (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Tal(es Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taices) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Gper'g Revenues ,, :: '756 1 4 643 02 113 12 100 82 85 23 15 59 = 112 Ga 13 67 11..4 49 98 95 86 87 3 0 82 116 05 56 Q5_ 25 75 1..7. 15 ... I t ... - 42 90 49 5 - 67 4 13 8 11 =, 191_ 6 .;1,,_(:f" ' -' ; 11' · •' ' I •i I ,I li;.I I I I' �THIS YEAR OPBRA.T.ING LAST Ye::AR BEVBNUBS Revenue Commercial Revenue Munici al Revenue 0 Miscellaneous Revenue Total 210 Gl OPERATING 16!3 lO 45 5J. 424 06 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence 16 ~o Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair:n- -~ ~ -+---ll---+--+--n- - - +- -l--f:l---+- -+---tt---t-- -t--1r- - -t-- -t--trRepairs and Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance 124 G2 23 00 COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 1 368 Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses '1b2 86 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 7 '73 17 12 Salaries and Exl)enscs of Manager and Cler1ts-Local Office 11-U~ta.ill-===:::....=::....:Dama~:__- - - -- ---ll---+---+--1~---1-- +---tl----,r-- -+---11----+- --t----t1----t- --; Liability Insurance Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power- Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expense Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income Fro1t1 Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 51 3 58 6 7 3 5"1 8 77 2 19 4 lAJ - ~ - ~ Auditor'• Offia~, Choyeooe, Wyo., _ __.Qn......_t.....,n~~u.8:uri.::._._.5 ,.____ 191--6.. 1 ~W.\;. \ i\LC:111 /\T11' ' " 16 5 \•' ') Ot,;l ~1 I~ 1t. 11, [)£:~L, L .,,.,u l. I 1•• •• OCT :S 1916 •, I 1.i.~Al.t.EP lilAOK aY .• ~ ••• • �C-Ul:.00 Acc:T No, BLACK fl LAST YEAR '.I INC. DEC. Rl!D P,_ OPERATING Minin Cam THIS YEAR LAST Yl!AR INC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES Revenue Commercial Revenue Munici al Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A.ND STRUCTURES, Su erintendencc Re airs of Buildin s and Fixtures Re airs of Macbiner and A Transmission and Distribution-Re air Re airs and Renewals of Tools I_ Total Maintenance ·::l:l~=::Jl:==~~..;;;;;~;;;;,;;~====ll===i:====i====l:1==4====1==t=~F=F=#===4=9l==!~==l==l===fl===t==,==n,, CO:&IMBRCIAL EXPENSES, Other Co~ercial..:E=x,._p.:.en=s::.:e;;:s:______---11-----4--+--·--II--- '----1---~ - - - + - - - 1 - - -+1---1---- i - - -u---+---l----;1+-----+-----i----,H Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses • I Total Production Ex eases GENBBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks-Local Office Insurance Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CB, ht and Power-Com an Mines ht and Power-Water Plants Total Other O erations Total Operating Expense Net Operating Revenue Excludin Taxes Taxes Total O eratin Ex eases and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues .., Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor•• Offioe, Cheyenne, Wyo., ___ _--'-"-...:...-_____ 191__ r .11~ •11lii 1~ • t, P . B. ,~o~ ·8 t91® �.------:--....""==::::.w•--s:==~lt,:itli~ :-a:na:":ni>Fmc ~Mon01• ;-;ml~• • ~, - •tear •;,-7:-, J1.DUU18 .. unc ov, &oL a:a .ana ror me ....,,-=:iiiiiir9'~ ~ DI' enc r1sc:1q FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD - --- -- --n--- - ~ - - - - - - - -- -11--------...--- - ----1•- 0 THIS YEAR OP.BRA.TING LAST YEAR INC, BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES 21£ 03 Total OPERA.TING EXPENSES llAINTEN ANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, GENBBAL EXPENSES, \ Salaries of Geoeral Officers, Geoeral Office Clerks aod Attendaot.s laries and Expeoses of a er and Clerks-Local Office ce Exp • Ex eoses CA LLEO DAOK To.W..• k.@_, ...... . �r FOR IHC: ~ OPERATING LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAf\ LAST YEAR I NC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue ~ 280 90 l 02 iJ-1 :38 56 l 078 48 070 80 1 078 ar:o AO 207 68 Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total m30 so 1c2 a~ l=i===ll=============t1===,===j===ji= =r= OPERATING 0 EXPENSES " MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures !6 40 Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair Repairs and Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation 6' 10 Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance 43 00. 639 50 COMUERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, L Superintendence Transmission and Distttibution Other Production Expenses Tot~l Production Expenses GENBBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, Ge neral Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Ianager and Clerks-Local Office 9 02 10 00 Local Office Ex enses Law Expenses Iojuries and Damages Employers' Liability Insurance Insu.r ance 30 99 .8 95 Total 4 442 89 OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 800 92 0 00 4 60 2"7 66 815 42 Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 60 8 70 67 5 86 6 4 �CP' I, I THIS YEAR INC. PEC . BLACK RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC. Re:D OPERATING REVENUES l9H no Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Reven.ue 1 298 98 1 065 80 l 298 98 l 065 SO Munici al Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 220 ao Total OPERATING 9a oo I ' 6 50 2. 3 19 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, t t-ll~l6..:I\-S~u~p~e:!r!!in!:::te::,:n:!:;d~e~n:::; ce:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _4 _ _ ~_-t--➔!---+-+-:---{t----,f-=--::r::-::,it---t--:-::--t---::-""'1t--t--:-::t-::-:1r--t--:;;:t-;:::;-ifl-· ~ ---!IF-==-ll--R _e..:p'-a_ir_s_o_f Buildings and Fixtures __ _ _ 26 25 -ll-""-'G .._...4..,."0'-111_ _;--c.2=6, 25 9 86 Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs .Repairs an.d Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation 107 66 Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance COMMERCI AL EXPENSES, Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses l \dll===ll==p=a=o =n=u=c=T=1= o=~=E=x=P=E=N=s=E=s= . ===ll==t===t=='41==:t===t===rr===t==r==u==t== =r===u===r==r= ,r ===,F=F==r/r, 120 00 Superintendence 16 80 Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses GE NER.AL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of 158 Manager and Clerks-Local Office - 10 00 Total OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power- Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power- Water Plants Total Other Operatio,os 55 49 4 867 99 55 49 Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Talees) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Talees) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 54 2 64 7 81 3 6 6 60 3 80.4 �F OR THI!: MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. NO. THIS Yll!!:AR L AST Yll!!:AR INC. BLACK THIS YEAR L AST YEAR INC. BLACK l::G:==l-1================:fl===t====;r==ll===r==p==fr= o=e:= c,.==R==ll!!:'f'0==!1===,===r==lt,==r===t==~o=E=c=.=r=====R=E~0 ===l~•,, OPERATING REVENUES 222 11:5 Total OPERATING 13 45 2 09 00 '= EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTUBBS, 32 40 124 64 32 40 10'1 66 11-11-it,t.;~~tb~e:,.ir...:l:!Co~m~m=e:.:rc~ia~l!-E~x~e~n!;;!s:::,es! .-_ _....,..41--_---11--+--ll---+---+--#---+--+---#--- - + - - l l ----lll----l-----+---ll-- - + - - + - -4 Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, , f\ al_fu_~ e s 899 16 72 _ 81J,. 44 G'BNBBAL EXPENSBS, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants and Expenses of erks-Local Office • 0 00 90 90 Total 1088 13 94 9 13 6 809 9 10 00 10 00 4 50 4 60 952 11 824 41 136 02 l 72 86 43 sand Taxes Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues 6 89 142 91 7 9 54 6 Ratio of Operating Expenses and T axes to Total O r' Reve.nues 41 ~lJ.S.~ '• Auditor'• OUioe, Che,.enne, W:,o,, __-=l!a.=r'-"cc:h:,:_7.:_s. , _____ l91 7 o CAI CULATIOJJS VERIFIED MAR 5 1917 "C'.M_ ~• C ompt, O~jw,,-. . ~ 1-t ,S i rn ~ p, .:. • ··''" ----;,.,•:i'1~. P , . " IVlt\ I ... ,- •• • • �FOR THI!: MONT H f"OR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR THIS Yl!AR OPERATING L AST Yl!:AR INC. BL.ACK DEC. Rl!!:D I • BEVENOES I :-..s 94 OPERATING M:3 20 220 70 Total EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, lG 90 131 77 . GBNEBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Ma er and Clerks-Local Office 20 00 l 958 51 l 768 9S 199 52 = II _, 1ss 2s I -_ 1 687 47 20 00 9 00 185 26 106 02 14 27 242 04 9 67 18 97 -.1--;i--N~et Incom!t..From Operation ~2 91 Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Truces) to Total O • ratin Revenues 48 Ratio of Operating Expenses and axes to Total O er' Revenues fl/ t- l';i ·:. '· 1 , ., · · - 49 5 3 0 l 63 6 u 60 9 ' MAY 4 19H 68 8 �~--=----..-.-..- - -. - --~-.-.- - -·~- . - . -.-...--... - - . . . . ,, .-~ _·, . of_ __:::::•=IJl~OJf=.:.=....:::..:==--• 191 !L...., and for the. ~ \/1 ,r f 7 t.., _ ~ontlis of the Fiscal Tear l!.llClllll,l u ;;-;::?3 - ~ ... UPI• -. . -.-. ~ - ' 11-1 • FOR THI!: MONTH .AecT, No, THIS YEAR L AST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD I NC. D 11!:C. B L ACK RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES fi SJ•~ GG5 a? 91 2 cir. r ~ -I.- .: ~ r. :: - Gp OPERATING oG~ 67 6!53 QO = ' I .f 29 813 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, • ,29 26 - ~02 't'I 32 06 (J .::0 28l -.... 64 19 83 74 36 11 j I F. 20 00 r, , l 1G7 93 1 6rl 93 of General Officers, Office Clerks and Attendants nd Expeoses of erks-Local Office () 00 10 00 30 00 10 fl3 so 0 10 17 l 064 23 241 50 ms 77 222 02 222 0.2 Ex enses Ratio of Ope.r 'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and axes to Total O er' Revenues 4 9 GO 7 66 9 66 9 62 3 iALl.'..I ' t �~ f l THE .-.:RIOD L AST Yl!AR OPEBATING INC . BLACK D ll!C, RED THIS Yll!AR LAST YEAR INC, BLACK DEC, RED REVENUES s2 eo 8"18 87 5 00 _. ..... 216 co Total OPERA.TING 218 00 3 00 8?8 07 2 666 2G 32 80 EXPENSES MATNTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, airs 6~ G~1=l)===t= ~~00 '9-:=!!ff====t~l ~ = ~=l== 2~7 I"" ' ~ ir - = = = = - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - 1 - - - - t - - - - - 1- -- - - - - - + - - - t t - - - 1 - t - - - - + - _ L ; 80 00 3 243 GG EBAL EXPENSES, of General Officers, Office Clerks and Attendants d Expenses of • ocal Office 1 11 0~ 119 98 3Z 92 43 Total ~ 010 65 3 OTHER OPBRATIONS- CR, l 3 ~65 Sl 40 00 8 00 VG 61 z 513 91 16 82 49G ?-1 '1G 298 6Z 2 ~2 41 72 es and Taxes ation_ 6 ~2 39 30 Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues 6 8 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total O er' Revenues 6 3 Auditor•• Office, Cheyeune, W yo,, 65 3 2 � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b73288f94d5e5335c4907c526e4031a7.pdf a647b8b4d4f64ddbdd05277673a90da1 PDF Text Text a " ? t I • ., ·· \ ,~ / .' -·, 0 • . :, l • • • : ,... ,_ . .. �I s f O f . • I • ', ' C o•"'{ ••1,1parat1ve tatement o perations o _ ,_ ~ •__.__:._:,_ _ _,~ _,_: _st.ore_ _ _....for the Month of_-..:::Jc.......::u=--=l=--Y.___ _ _MJl..l_ 0 O and for the_•..-~~~_ __ _ Month/ of the Fiscal Yea; Ending June 30, 1911_ · FOR THE MONTH AOCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLA'CK DEC. R'ED •• THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENOES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales . Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 1· . 740 % 70S 26 l 606 55 134 56 76'1 21 39~:Bfj 385 <J2 3 801 3S 319 ~ S 26'1 33 4f 059 (J' a 996 33 1 20834 95 03 S 00~ 51 • l OS3 18 .,. l 279 _82 24] • Per Cent of Sales 39 5S 217 82 • 62 66 155 lG 71 t;,8 ::___ ~11- ~a .· Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 114 80 l 053 18 226 64 208 035 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Blclgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation ?.l 40 11 26 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 21 40 • 11 26 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 1'11', I 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen " 'rapping Pc!per and Twine Store Supplies Advertising H,o,,,.es-l<'eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 223 '73 7 57 4 Gl 19 45 - - 480 80 225 44 - GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 108 12 241 70 17 'IS 13 00 Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales \ 21. 52 79 75 • 14 00 l 00 4 80 ci 80 l? 'IS 380 57 882 177 • 16'/ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes 129 64 1G1 gs 397 OS • at/5 ✓ 24- 06 . 3'2 99 ✓ C11l ----- ~ -'/ 01 ~~-" 1~5 J,8 -~-',:- ,108 50$ 09 . ~ 100 7 87 498 22 : ·---- -- . --098 059 109 06 ., 025 16 19 125 23 / -01//,.. -- - "" Pt!llCBASES ---- ...., Correspondence in :relation to this II t t a e ment ehOllld b e addressed to the Aud•t 1 or. �, July 19120 July 1912 Store Expenses as per statement Form 225 Less taxes 588 32 7 _8L Store Expenses shomi by Auditor' a books 580 45 _5.!,1 '09, 33 36 30075 Supplies issued by Store for July 4th donation II ff ti fl ti uso af the Store ___ _Ji.. 31 ll Labor of Aesiatant Engineer ~atson ruling pouder book 2 2i • 33 36 The difference of $33.36 ua.e erroneously taken up as a charge to the ·:.erchandise Accounts inste~d of being cha rged to 0xpenseso This will be authority to include the amount of 1133036 on Form 225 for July in column Last Year maldng total cxclt..uline; taxes 8,5'8o.4.,; taxes included 0588.32, nctY1itbatandi ne ·that the /. amount taken up as expenses on the boo ks t.'as $547 009 a "\ \ ~ ri: (\ I ~ ' " 0 1\" \ ~\ • I, \ 91,•u~,~ 1:: Yj_, ~ ·'-y ".,; '1 I \ .. \:· L' > " .1,·. f''-1 VJ: ' I I ,I �Vouchier r!,_o. s-2405 2409 2415 2421 2425 2433 2437 2441 2447 245'5 2457 2461 2469 2471 2481 2483 2485 2487 2489 2491 2493 2503 2507 s,11 2513 2515 2519 2531 2533 2535 2537 2539 2f49 2555 BS5'7 2559 N.qme Amount Fleischner, M~yer & Co. The Puffet Sound Flouring Mi lls . Imperi~l Candy Co. ·"estern Baking ro. Fleischner, Mayer & Co. Tacoma Grocery Co. Mason Ehrman & Co. National Eiscuit r.o. Tacoma Grocery Co. All en & Lewi s , Carman Manufa.cturir.g r.o. Luckel, Kine & Cake Soe.p ''o. Imperi al Candy Cc. Allen & Le'\'.riS, Mason, Ehrm~n ~o. rrrea.t we stern ~~tove ro. Closset & neverR, Fle is chnerrp Mayer &. Co. Union Oil Co. of r.aliforni~ Northern Pickle ro. Seattle Hardwar~ Co. A. Schilling & Co. Imperial Candy Co. Carman ~anufacturin~ Co. West Coast nrocery ro. Allen & Le\vis, Shull-Day Co. F. s. Harmon & Co. Stand4rd Paperco. Beal l Brothers, Al lt=!n & Lewis, T~com3 Grocery Co. Allen & Lewis, Western B4kin~ Co. Blum4uer Frank Drue ~o J.ove-"'arren-MonroP Co. Tot~loo••••o • --a...----&.,·- I /. I I �Name s - 1589 s...1591 S- 1593 S- 1595 S-1599 s- 1601 s--1603 S91607 s- 1611 s-1613 s-1615 s~1617 s-1619 s- 1621 s-1623 s-1625 s- 1627 s- 1629 s-1633 s-1639 S-1645 S8 1647 S-1649 s- 1651 s-1655 s- 165.7 s-1601 s- 1667 s-1671 s-1677 s-1681 s-1683 s-1687 Amount F . F . Ha r a don & Son , Shull - Day Company, $ . 27 Mason , Ehrman & Co . Seattle Tent & Awni ng Coo Fo So Harmon & Co o Wo & Jo Sloane, M. Sel l er & ca~ West Coast Grocery Co o 04 7 032 lo 09 067 l a28 037 Lang & Coo Mo Seller & Coo 096 Love- Tar ren=Monroe Co o Cr escent Manufacturing Coo F . S. Harmon & Co o Tac oma Grocery Coo I mperial Candy Co o 3025' We s t Coast Gro c ery Co. Marshal l -Wel ls Har dware Co o 2o02 Standard Oi l Co,, Standard Paper. Co o F o 8. Harmon & Coo Tacoma Grocery Co. Lang & Co. Howard D. 1homas Co. \IV . & Jo Sl oane, Seattle Hardware Co . Mason , Ehrman & Coo Dwi ght Edw~r ds Company , We s t Coast Gro cer y Coo Blumauer-Frank Dr ug Coo What - Cheer Tool Co . Mason , Ehrman & Co. Seat t le Har dware Co. 043 lo l9 lo l 9 0 53 all 036 054 ol3 lo 3 0 025' 99 0 040 l o32 8042 3 o46 5o74 097 029 lol2 . 10 . 02 Snull- Day Company, Totalooooo o ··' . 84 l o23 ~)4lo63# �..,, C~mparative S tatement of O.perations of--±.Qno • Was hingtc.~Store _ ___for the Month of_ __,J'-"u..l...,y,___ _ _ _191..3.and for the one Montq./ of the Fiscal Year E nding June 30, 191_!__ F O R THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEA R D EC. RED INC. BLA C K D e:c. Rl!:D L AST Y E A R T HIS YEAR OPERA.TING REVENUES SA LES• Cash Charged Coupoos Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash· Discounts Received 't40 96 767 21 26 2; 705 26 365 92 319 34 3 686 ;; 134 ;6 5 267 33 4 o;a 9~ l 208 34 95 03 ; 049 SJ. 3 996 33 114 80 39 53 217 82 62 66 71 46 l 053 18 41 63 15, 16 2CJ 8.S l 277 82 l 094 81 18; 01 ' Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 3 801 35' Per Cent of Sales , , . OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAIN TE NANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciatiot1 21 40 11 26 10 14 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 21 40 ll 26 10 14 449 17 238 9; 210 22 4 6t 36 30 1; 4 2; ... 170 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 1.74 175 1;6 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 7 57 \ :n9 45 7 57 30 7S 19 4$ 480 80 270 06 210 74 108 12 2G 70 129 64 161 95 79 7; GE N ERAL EXPENSES , 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 17 7S 13 00 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 380 57 310 3~ 10 18 .. 882 11 571 71 291 06 167 117 397 05 ;03 10 372 99 °'' 495 23 5 725 51 .. Iaaued by A.ccoontin4 Department, I • / l 00 4 80 Q?l ""t1rtland, OregoxSF p 2 .. 1,, •1'.i ~~• '.J M 17 7; 4 80 07; 24 06 PORCRASES 14 00 21 52 101_ 7 87 091. " • 0 5 {i 106 05 024 16 19 / I , I •I / /. (" .... I 122 24 026.. 3 733 23 " l 992 3• .. Co rJ."e apoode n ce in r e lation to t b e oddre aaed to the Auditor. .uuld I �- C omparative Statement of Operations of_ T0~_9, WASHINGT0~_Store_ _~ for the Month of...._;;A..::.;U:....:G....;U....;S_T_ _ _ _l'91L and for the TWO ~onths of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~ . FOR THE MONTH AOCT. NO. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK CEC. REC THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST Yl::AR CEC. REC OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, 1 13; a, Cash Charged Coupoos Coal Department " 4 ;02 a, ✓ ( l 079 50 .: 40 75 . Gross Profit Cash Discounts Rcceiv~d l 876 8j 1 268 29 4 265 80 216 00 53$ 30 a 067 1s S 21; 23 ~ 4 127 49: l 35'0 41 '1 41.7 OS 20; JI 367 12 • 10 849 68 19 20 5 582 35 Gross Sa:les Cost of Merchandise Sold 634 81 501 08 429 1, 64; 1, 3 730 50 70 81 5l 61. ! 087 74~v 41 81 • 608 56 2?lo 10 34 i, 81; 07 91 14 584 9,4 114 23 . 10 264 74 ' 37; )0_' 8 J6l 84 :. 8 123 82 •. 8 24 . 2 28? 84 2 140 92 ✓ l 06 · 112 23 83 44 ..{ 438 02,. 146 92.. 1 28 79 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue - " " Per Cent of Sales l 120 25 : l 129 ss · 9 30 2 400 07 2 224 36 _., 175 71 201 216 015 221 217 004 l!;' 23 10 24 4 99 10 14 42 80 22 62 20 18 15' 13 sa 03 ., 32 86 , 25 17 205 38 8t/(5 27 415 60 37 86 12 62 37 86 20 1, 42 47 20 19 ' , 19 45 19 45 38 90 of 27, 3l -~ 977 83 : 491 78 .,, 486 0, 34 35 64 3; 150 70 91 00 206 82 483 40. 163 99 312 6, 42 83 , :: OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs r69 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Olhcr Expeoses Total Maintenance 171 1; 23 10 24 ll 26 S ELLING lZX PEN S E S, 173 1 74 1 75 176 177 178 179 221 72 427 lO Salesmen and D eliverymen \Vrapping Pap_er ancl Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses :.12~62 Total Selling Expeose~ _49 7 42 l l 30 15 38 90 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insuraoce 98 70 . 241 70 16 7S Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Ceot of Sales ~ -• - · · •- • I• • " 1(/v· \j ~ 4 80 4 80 890 81 709 J.. t " 160 f'· 2'16 10 46.S 9S/ 420 38 24 ~ 20, ~ 037 412 51 4 527 79 3 377 15 290 10:, ~27Y 10 9 60 .. ? 60 .. 776 34,,' 181 6• .. 024 l 773 , ~: 163 1 300 96:v 4_72 60. I 127 923 38 2,6 a, 036 I 626 4~ . o; a - ··-· • "t'l•}~ 48 12 . 578 37 . 053 13 74 . 9,09 64 089 .. ] )l 27 l 150 64 10 2;3 36 7 110 38=- 3 142 98 16 19 207 13 042.. . V V . : "~ 34 38 OJ6 " Correspondence in relation to this statement should be oddf~sse~j o ·the A.nditor. / 't 38 62.. i :, I o,o 07t_ Or.T $ 19~i 170 '15 34 50 737 72 ; := 1 87.. F. L. R. 34 ;o 13 00 108 _80.: 190 94 ::. '.... 039 oao .o4l -i - 136.. 229 « . ,.Y I Taxes Net Income from Operation/,'7 Per Cent ofSales ✓ ; 276 10 3S1 1;_;· 0_' 16 75 . t ( ~.. \.. ,,tt- ~ (~• lj' . ... V'· I I �I Comparative Statement of Operations of_'l'ono , Waabington_ Store_ _ _ for the Month of--'A = u=gE>Cu=et =.~---1'91.1_ and for the -=t==---Months • of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191L - F'OR THE MONTH ACCT, No. .. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC, BLACK .- DEC, REC THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR ..,, I Cl!:C. REC .. :, OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 1 135 89 &45 15 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received • a ,so.so 70 8l S ·582 35 · .. -~ 502 85 ~ l 0'19 50 4!) '75 . Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ~ .:,. 501 ca 429 15 4 265 80 lt 20 5 21.S 23 • 6M 81 4- 12'1 ~9 .. 1 08'1 .,. ~ 1 268 20 l 876 813 l 350 41 7 417. 05 eoo oo 815 07 • 535 ·26 8 067 15 S35.-0051 61 . . 3't 114 23 31,t 12 ••. 10 Mt 68 10 . 26i .,. -. 375 36 8 123 82.. 8 561 84 • 8 ~ · a 28'1 et 2 140 92 ,o_~s 112 2~_ iSO 10 216 00 9114 eB4 94 438 02 i 46 92 ).12 ~~- = l 1-10 2S • l 087 7t . . 32 51 2 400 07 2 160 92 259 f5 - 201. 209 008 221 209 012 11 as . 10 3' 4 99 15 23 10 aft Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES · MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 1014 42 80 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 1 1 1:f'. 68 03 32 '16 25 27 205 38 12 62 876 2'7 447 li 37, 80 20 •Ut 42 47 429 l l 20 19 42 4'1 19 45 38 90 38 90 l'lS 3l •. 917 83 - 4~'1 16 530-6? . 64 35 206 82 2'76 10 91 00 16_'15 i7i l!O 483 '4Q 3' 50 163 gg SU~ 65 290 10 42 83 11ro 75 34 !O 2'17 .M> 4 80 4 80 9 60 9 60 'I 110 38 I l t 2 98 171 172 20 28 .. SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 4r27 10 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dvertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 •., • , Total Selling Ex'penses 231 '12 12 62 37 86 19 45 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 18r 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegra~ Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 98 '10 211 '10 16 75 34 .35 150 '10 . 13 00 Total Operating Exp_enses Oprg. Exps.-Per ~ent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Tues) Per Cent of Sales Tues Net Income from 0peration Per Cent of Sal_~ - t ·•· PURCHASE~ i / r _ T l, , ) l • ' - 1 • '} _ --,,,.. ~61 .ff~o/Vv • 'J . 4 52'1 .,, .Issued by Accountint Department, / I ·-tland~,.Oregon, r ~ ~ • ·- - - -_ _ _ 191_ a 1'1'1 1s -• c:- -tt. - 1 150 66 10 253 at -- ~~---=-.:.:---==---- ~ - - .::..:- - ;!!~:::::.--- - .:e,. Correspondence in relation to this 11tatement 11hould ,be addressed to the Auditor. , ~r- ,.1• ,~' " ' ;, _,.l, J �= Acc t W U W ♦ --•uum::iu:n-. v r U,Pb.L ti61un"tt 01 T 0 fl0 "" Bto1'e r or the Mont.h- or'"° August 1913 • . This y ear I:J'o . L ast year Inc black De c r e d Opera-ting Revenues Sales Cash Charged Coupons Coal Dept Gross Sales Cost of Mdse Sold Gros s Profit, Cash I i aount s Receivocl _ Allowances and Dis counts to customers Gr oss Revenue ===-=== / 2F'G I per Cent of Sal es Oper ati ng Expenses Mainten0s1ce 168 169 178 St ore Bldgs & Fix- Repair s . ;s, r:, 3 store Bl dgs & Fix-Deprec i atioU,; , t-1-0 Vehi cl e r: & Harness 171 Horses-Renewal s 172 Other Expense ..3 7, tJ 3 Tot.al I·~aintenance Sell ing EXJ;>enses 173 Sal e smen & Deliver y l 7 4 wrapping Paper & TV1ine 175 Store Su~pl ies 176 177 Advertising Horse s-Feed & care 179 Other ExP 178 iso I )... , & ► .3 7, 3 ~ / Z. ,& ► .37,fv Stable supplie s & Exp Total Selling EX-9 ;,-1-- ~ t .~rt.1-=:=±:.7= =-;,-=-y=Jr=,.r...:;=0 - - - 3:'.2__t-l-~lJ. Ger1.e :cal ExPenses (p ti-, 3 .J- C/f, 7 0 su~eri ntendence storekeeper & Office Help ;)- If I, 7 o uater ,Light & Heat I b, 7 J- 181 1 82 183 StationerJr & Po stage 184 Ph one & Te l egr ams 185 ITatchi ng & J ani t or 186 187 cJ- 0 .!J- { 3 ¥' t-f 1- 7 , / 0 c;"!, tJ () ;t ,75 I 3. ho 13 00 I nsurance Other Exp Total General Exp TOTJ..L OPERATING EXP g '7 I , 17 Oprg Exp- Per cent of' Sales ;~·. 9 7 121, tf-0 Net Revenue fExc Taxes ) Per Cent or Sales Taxes Met Income :from 0:pe1°ation Per cent of Sal es Purchases .I) . ... , �Tono , Washington. Oc t ober Sixth Ninete e n Thirteen . •, · Mr . R. Blais de ll , Auditor , Portla nd , Oregon. r-lh l !. l ~rO Dear Sir: Have yours of the 2nd , calling ~y at tention to Form 225, St a t ement of Oper4tiona of Fer ch~nd ise Denartment. For your ~nf ormation will say tha t dur i ng J uly and August, 1912 , we wer e not running t l1e I.t eat l' a r ke t bu t in July an·d Au gu st 1913, we we r e , e.nd ca r ryine , under 11 sa l e11men a nd deli verymen" 2 butch ers , one a t t l OO oOO per month a nd the othe r a t $90.00, a ccount one be ing o f f v1i t h a bro ken leg. Find the business of Depar t ment 11 C11 f or the tv,o mont hs , amounte d to i 23 41.84. Your s c-= - ,r -~ ::·~ :: :, "'... "'.. .. :.1• .,,.. :, ;;; i:: -I, -C 0 < ESB:G Ge nl. Superintendent. �Oct. 2, 1 91 30 Er. E. s. lroolto 0 General .,upt. o ':L'ono, \lo.oh. Uer.ir Si r: Acccunt 173 0 Saloamon and Delivorymon, for tho rforcm11diso Dop...Goo period ending Auguot 3lot, t hio year, aho-rJB ~876.27, for the oarne period lust yeo.r ~460.67 , or on incx-oa oo over lao·~ yea:!' of 100;!. 'l.'he grooo oaloo for- tho DR.me period of both year□ are nboui tho oamo, ihero boine m'l inoroooo of only 050509& I am calling this matter to your attention no t hm:0 m:w bo eoao error□ i n di atributi ono \Jo e.ro oonding the atntement out ao f'igm."0□ hcwo olx-ead) 1·,:lOn reported on cur Gtntemont of !nocme Account. Yours ·ti'uly 0 �Comparative Statement of Operations of_f'-9~ . lt'~~J}j.~c,• --store ____for the Month of S Q t ...,_. and for the three Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191L FO R THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AOCT, No. 1'91..3..._ THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC, THIS YEAR RED INC. BLACK L AST YEAR DEC. REO OPERATING REVENUES SALES• Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales ~7 06 802 32 5 315 35 499 69 3 321 a5 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue l 815 95 1 3Dl, 96 .11 389 00 150 6'5 10 91 230 88 2 907 94"✓ 18 153 64 -l 14 660 86 ~ 2 14? 21 . 14 ·190 ,:,. . 11 603 04 __ 758 ~a • a 963 WI "" 3 05'7 83 :! 60 03 173 16 513 12 - 2 '~/I 63 312 6S 2 152 '13 2 063- 00 12 802 40 36 42 4 396 12 ·, a 479 22 25 51 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received .. l 090? 7 303 96 I 5 628 43 i 675 . !53 ~-, 90~· 60 93 --.. r '136 46 ; ---916 90-•. 819 s&·, 4 186 ·53 • C - 029 209 2SB Per Cent of Sales - l l,.51 08 847 97 1 418 90 80 23 3 492 '18 I 2 58'1 23 905 55/ ' 173 lG_, . rl ci,9 fi-f r 3 0!11 82 ;,._ ,, 01, l 209 220 l' OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 209 ,a 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 21 40 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 22S 16 11 .26 11 26 -, 22() 0, I 232' 02 201 90 18 43 214 92 64 20 93 76 28\J ·36 •! 44 02 30 42 t xf 24$ ~ SELLING EXPENSES, 1 73 174 175 176 1.77 178 179 434 00 18 •• Sl 00 Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Slorc Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling E :'peoses 25 5' ~32 02.;r - l 310 2' 070 10 31 00 28 62 '13 47 631 09 38 62 73 /Jt'I • I 25 54:t 64 4~ 64 44 - I - ~6 9f! l 48$ ao ✓ • 670 ll3 ~ GENERAL EXPENSES, ' 180 181 182 183 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 159 ~ - 159 M 241 70 . 1, 25 33 ea 182 50 59 20 14 90 : 17 · 25 18 93 ' 36& 36 7%S 10 163 90 495 15 . 20~· $'1 229 95 305 00 . 258 lf 51 75 51 '15 46 83 'I 8 73 3 91 4 80 5187 8 '13 14- 40 S 67'7 sff {}~ ~12~ ~ -~----=r ~¼~-· -----, . \ . . ---------~ ~ at a· 513 92 -✓- 202- ·20 ·-:1- :: z ~-- --•9 7a •54 2~ ~ Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Truces) 1 254 Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES .. "V\1 M 06 ' 4 58 l8 F. ________ , ~ -~--No • Z,•. R. _ _v ~1 19;3-= ' an_!~-= laaued b,.- Acooont.in!l De t t ~rilucl Q par men • .., ✓- •lf2- 482~ Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income from Operation I _48·_·~ _ _!108'· , . , 0~ 80 / 1 . 7J)l '14/._ l .l~6. Po..,_ 101 - . CYIJ: -- --· --,-167.___ - • ---116 ,051 , n _42 ·_ 10 ea-'-.. -1:-.'}08 73 l 356 08 _ 247 · 35 107 041 061 092 031 5 25 . 18 81 72 18 20 99 ~ 51 19 466 1'( 7 99 1 036 55 •• l 335 09 298 54 1.0. .. ____ _943 ,, ________Oj 7_ ___ __ Qgl,__ __ Q3' : ~ ~· ~."!'-~ '., t..,-,._~c:o.,. , reao,.-., ~, hu\J 2 1 \9·13... lD L _ I" ·· ~ e~s -~ -•!~ ~~a_t -·· 1~_~O! .a5.,, _4 ~~ ~ -< l Correspondence in relation to this statement shou "'4CI( C4L.L. ... _ r &y ·-- - - E:o• a.-Cl( To • · • [ ,o '='7£:o ·---; - ......____ ! I 1, ( ey , -IL t J -~-,,-..J....:.. 11 ./ \. / be addressed to the Auditor. -- ---..... · ' J;··-.L~'" • ., i· 1t; <' , ,n ,~.•1:- J , t • .._ Id �Comparative Statement of Operations of~ ~ ~___!~JU. 1'01f Storc,_ _ _ for the Month of and for the J'OUJl Months of th e Fiscal Year E nding June 30, 191~ FOR THE M ONTH T H IS YEAR ' OCTOBIIR · LAST YEAR F Q R THE PERIOD • IN C . B L ACK DEC, " RED THIS YEA R LAST Y EAR IN C . 8LA C K Dec, RED OPERATING REVENUES I , SALES, l Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Mercha,ndise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 038 1'1 752 8t¼ 5 656 8? 618 03 II 706 45 118 49 6 ..099 M 636 85 l 'I 18 7 • "'5 05 5 '13'1 14 1 4 l '107 89 82'1 60 272 at-. • 59 'IB i$ oos 80 a 472 02· 131 82 2 905 58 930 40 18 439 2S ~s--oa 101 31 l 3'5 25 598 69 90t $& 19 92'1 48 435 65 5 6'11 2v l 922 79 16 095 9S a69 14 ~o too 10 16 430 64 381 BO ;a.· s, 73 4 330 06 2a2 eg ! S32 9i 992 '79 2 M3 30 21 O! ' 4 837 99..1, 3 496 79 l 34-1 20 232 89. ·- I Allowances and Discounts to Customers 1 I -"·- .,.,__Gross. Reve~ue '16'1 f2 _l ~:r Cent~ ~ ~ales l 1'72 • 209 237 495 38 4 930 06 028 291 51 2S 279 41 269 17 10 14 es o0 40 56 I 209 OPERATING EXPENSES MAIN TENANGE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance I 171 1: 172 1\ \! 11 26 I • el 56 8 91 8 91 11 26 '13 30 373 92 411 60 21 05 2SS 10 180 50 21 05 8 91 I' 8 91 55 28 318 M t ,! SELLING EXPENSES: I Salesmen and Deliveryme.n Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising • 176 \, 1 Horses-Feed and Care 177 I\ , 178 ); Stable Supplies and Expenses J 179 /I Other Expenses 173 \ 174 1 I, 175 ,, a ot 20' 41 :j G;;;;~;~::::~m [~~ 811 59 2 ot 59 67 75 5C> 20 41 84 85 aaa 10 1 031. 6'1 • 't -·~-- • 128 11· 181 l11 l, 182 183 /' . 184 / 1 185 I 186 / I, 187 1' I I /: Total Operating E:.pens~s -·- ___ _ I, Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales I, Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) I 17 '15 -t t l I 1 . Taxes .. 231- 0$ 19 86 2~ .;~ 96 28 .. 1 !82 !9 i~• tl 3 01 ,, _36_9 8'12 46 117 .895 16 4'18 83 2 180 5'7 l '119 69 120 180 . Jlt 3,l l ·6J. 3 900 26 038 153 101 '15 a oos·a, 010 -0'19 11 ·e1 ff • 82 M 1 907 i i Qll_, 075. 139 10 961 61 .. ~ ,aa·,2 33 38'7 11 5 83 330 '15 - 079 '193 41 5 15. '188 16 n:,· J 1 ' ~--- 69 50 51 .,. 321 00 6CJ 50 '1 269 26 I I 8'11 10 Chey enne , W yo. ,,_ __ _ _ _ _ _ IO L .. ! .. 281 81 17 44 I ssued b:, .Acc ountin&t Departm ent, , 212 '10 659 45 3 26 5 200 7J ~. ] 890 50 5 '46 8 71 M 06 rn -49' 51 1 .10 16 00 Per Cent of Sales , Net Income from Operation ; Per ~ent ~f Sales _ _ _ _ __ '19 44 17 '71 ll. ot Stationery and Postage T elephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses i' 48 91 16' 30 l6S -60 Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal 1, 4 s aa . . -~ ,o ~ '":•. :a 101 2 149 49 106 26 24 2 123 25 . . 102 2 42 -58 70 :ttti-r . -°'". 145 60 025 70 00 215 60 -;fl 11 6ot 3$ �Comparative Statement of Operations of--: _ _T_ fl r: .Q_ _ _ Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _--""''-ic.:.,Ow'it:"1""'_.~.:.:.iJ..}Sl,l.1&,! ,!.ilnL-.._1'91a_ and for the_ ~ "t-'"""' '"l ./l • _., _, . .iY: . :,,.___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~ __,,__L FOR THE MONTH L.AST YEAR THIS YEAR J· I - INC. BL.ACK oec. RED FOR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR ,r1 I L.AST YEAR l - 1Nc. BL ACK oec. Re:o l I I 1; OPERATING REVENUES SALES, !iS'J 10 Orr: 00 ~ oao Cr:i 1?0 02 Cash Charged 6 S.!O ~ -I f~~ C70 CS ci cio £0 :; 1 ,, --~l'..t,_ o~- «;"'.1-1,t:9 ' _ t.:J i.O~ co l 2r;9 C~i Cash Discounts Received ..."1 :\·,1C l U . :i v·vn 00 ! 2WJ 7~ !; G lft!J i&, Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit l ct.: 0 £NC G!J •AV Coupons Coal Department I 1 2?6 -00 ·- - - ti:i.~1 00 ...., 1 ,. ,•_ ..;_ I~'~ fJ/l '..; ZD 2~ !£CD 1.ij .., r-; 2}}0 11'1 'c:,"/(J "/1~ ? t'•~1tJ Ii Allowances aod Discounts to Customers L ._. G_;!):_s Revenue (, - v ! Per Cent of Sales r--=- -=-- I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENAN.C E, ' Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs :' 168 1 1 00 : l Store Bldgs. and.Fixt's-Deprcciation 169 110 I Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses· Total Maintenance 171 \ 172 1 73 175 , 176\l 1 177 1 ' 1 178 }1 ! 179 ,1 ,: ., i Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrappiug Paper and Twine Store Supplies advertising Horses-l◄eed and Care Stable Supplies :ind Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 1 I - - SELLING EXPENSES, ~ I a eu ' f£C OC (~ 0·3 11 16 031 l 83 l,.I:,_- 1J - ffog r Uc.Ji OD io '.Jn 1 ~o· 1G o;:,: lG DC 0-) ...G u..; 1.0 7A -,, 1r\ :so - ,,. ,1~i i, ·1 ~8'2i DG 1 2.u,~r.O 0'} ,~r• 11:~ v; 170 GO -10 1.0 Dt:!j <!- r·7 t 03 Cl .... :J:N 1.. 1,J ,~,") 9~_.'( 6:3 •j?t) 5~ I f' OG 34 "I ~v .,....." C/1 ... , {;1_ C::<t -- GENERA:~EX:E::~:=-=- Ij I' , 180 1 Superintendence 181 If Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light aod Heat Stationery and Postage 182 11 183 I 184 j1 185 11 r86 1 187 /i Telephone and Telegrams Vvatching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses I Total General Expenses I Correspondence in relation to this statement should be addressed to the Auditor. �!f O 1f O __ _Store_ _ _,_for t},l.e Month of_ _,,,,m;rn;;=~MBD~ __Mn~ Comparative Statement of Operations of__ _ S I X and for the Months of the Fiscal ·Year Ending J une 30, 191.i_ .. FOR THE MONTH ACCT, NO, LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK THI S YEAR RED - OEC. THE PERIOD ..FOR - - i• LAST YEAR = INC. BLACK Dl!:C. REO OPERATING REVENUES SALES, l 039 l '/ Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department 656 71 4: 957 95 - 19 9.0_ II Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (Est itnated,) I Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received&: 1118 .Engtf !.Allowances and Discounts to Customers 5 94~ 47 l_1 131 34 413 40 27 836 60 3 669 67 2 079 90 3 02? 41 1 103 93 26 276 15 . l 560 45 95 67 266 81 767 47 1 379 00 7r,7_47 1 379 00 611 53 13 19~ 36 11.7 20.2 805 2lc4 20o7 0 3 60 S 60 280 47 17 2tl 26323 126 40 '1:5 0,1 83 36 16 03 115 5"l _ 6 840 54 S 461 54___ 1 579 00 2.4 91 I - -Jil .. _J'er Cent of Sales 74 241 62 268 .62_ 563 23 _ 294 61 ... 33 736 36 4 475 66 38 212 02 369 63 .. 30 319 32 . ~6 747 .70 _ ~ 571 6~ .. • 6 988 66 ,, 904 04 ., 636 44 , 7 992 70 24 9). ZOl G6 _ - · -•~ 01_ 65_ ~ 6 988 66 1 205 69 G 19~ 35 611 53 6 573 73 5 031 l'I .. 742 56 Gross Revenue ~ 797 GB 556 9'7 5 3'/1 35 6 988 fil} -· l 205_69 7 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 , Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 1 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 16 03 _ l_ 83 _ 44 63 3 60 .. 362 10 266 80 1 83 .. 41 03 ' ' 12 -57 _ 12 57 ,. 421 44 78 Sl 34a 13 2 476 97 l 433 01 25 20 2 98 10 30 46 ~l l 0~3 93 67 41 1 517 93 l 294 37 ·· 281 01 985 15 16 20 300 22 473 51 : 437 35 1 r 88 80 294 98 ,, \ SELLING EXPENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies aod Expenses Other Expenses Total.Sellin_g~~penses 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 , 14 oa 5 98 24 96 24 89 25 20 2 so 10 30 24 57 96 30 11 18 a 48 14 G6 32 92 61 86 79 2/.!. 96 130 97 83 81 14 66 84 56 -~ GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Total General Expenses 7 25 19 44 ~ = Per Cent of Sales (Eat imat ed) Net Income from Operation . P~r_Cent of Sales -- - --- - • 188 - 7 ~o~ ¥~~~ ~-=~?a 9~_ . 14.9 211 46 3.2 /' 28 99 . 240 45 - -~ -7 I tU~C~HASES . ~- - ==.:0:-11 . ~ ~ e· d b A 10 00 15 12 5 50 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue {Excluding Taxes) .. 175 00 266 00 17 '15 Total Operating~x..e._en~s Taxes 65 98 188 41 USl •86_1 4 80 122 45 91 00 ? 76 11 62 ' 754 52 l 422 50 105 00 55 24 . 7 25 '.: 14 85 ., 14 64 I: 270_~ :·- - -~~1 .002-aL - s. e , 45 59 29 4~ 376_oaJ _-;-§._6.90 i_~ _a J2~e::.~ s .1 Ii 14.9 9.7 Cheyenne, Wyo., Checked by M ,. eparbnent, a.r • 7 191~ 2 4r3L 86_ s0 2 3 730 38 1 226 17 lloO 4.5 36 ?4 . 112 55 3 693 64 ,. l 338 '12 1011 9 •• _ _ 4o7 .L=.:======= l1 31_368 '65 .1;. .. . ".."'"" "'·_:~ - -. .. oALi:.io- EIACK cconntiu,.. D 16 13 '.: I •4sJ_ 2-~~- ~ _:__ ; 662_04_ --}?·~_!- ~ +.1 987 591: 2 504 21 1 11.4 .. 14.6 ; 605 . 5 25 . 23 7f I 149 29 770 88 1 011 33 Ji .2 354 92 11.8_!. _ _~Q~.9 't 6.2 '176 13 . • 14 85, I ,-o:. ~7z.L.. • • • o• • • • • • o ~ �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ f O 1' 0 SEVEN and for the Store_ __ for the Month of_ ___:::J=ANU =-=:..:ABY==------1~1~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 19L..~FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK INC. BLACK RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR' 20.2 99 G n,24 51 .{} G,41 62 2 262 89 39 65 4 089 ?2 l 555 35 31 653 10 80 4:0 326 OS l 472 4.-1 43 493 36 l 053 52 ,. 34: 620 44 418 89 , 8 072 92 3 625 M 31 549 00 l 06~ 28 5 10 DEC. DEC, ReD OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 772 OB 975 04 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (1st 1mate4) sso ae 5D8 03 3 716 60 31 4? 6 271 85 6 281 34, 6 753 75 5 364 64 111 82 4 301 12 . 980 22 l 399 11 Gross Profit 61 14 _ Cash Discounts Received & Ili a .Eage • 139911 1 031 36 ·1 51 14 .. 36? 75 675 Of.> 40 4i90 11 32 102 34 ., 8 387 77 . 349 02 .. . 3 003 25 2 518 10 485 15 352 7~ .. 352 79 9 225 71 • 8 · 38? •,,,, 837 94 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Ii Per Cent of Sales l 031 36 . 1 399 11 367 75 9 225 71 8 3S'l .'1'1 837 94 19.5 200'1 l o2 21o2 20o7 Oo5 2 00 05 282 52 2140 149 so OPERATING EXPENSES l\!AINTENANCE,· 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 2 05 16g Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprcciation 21 40 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 263 28 ~5 ().1, 104 76 lG 03 16 03 446 72. 80 31 366 41 2 840 57 1 710 34 37 35 10 03 114 06 89 93 26 25 24 96 1517 22 10 30 ~6 11 l 130 23 76 73 73 78 14 66 110 81 111 84 .. 3 226 76 l 820 56 6 9'1 244 8? 287 98 175 00 1'1 '15 16 44 24 00 l OOG 36 1 673 50 l 83 25 28 2 00 363 60 277 30 21 47 3 14 12 16 13 17 1 83 .. 23 28 14 40 14 40 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 1 75 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 26 2S 86 30 9 32 16 15 GENER.AL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office :Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone aod Telegrams Watching a.n d Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 251 84, 151 00 19 '15 9 18 ? '75 Total General Expenses t; 9 22 86 42 . 4 80 535 16~_ 220 96 l 160 15 33 95 366 66 718 38 413 35 2 00 7 26 'I 75 124- 76 64 42 22 60 4 42 1 54, 81 34 26 146 12 .. 314- 2.0 !, 2 991 56 ,, l 883 Q.0 " 1108 56 3 783 86~ 9 o3 2 88:l 18 -: 6.0 90 80 302 24 22 60 86 42 .. 20 55 145 12 .. ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales (Kat 1Da led) Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 974 9-0 18. 6 56 46 1.0 12 M 43 92 ;c o.s . 525 PIL '1.8 8'13 53 ...,,_44-9 3~ ;, 12.9 6 26 .. . 11.9 6 6~5 o~15.3 2 560 67 5.g 868 2'1 7 28 ' 824 35 2 398 84 _ 12,e .. 12.0 .. 10.'1 81"/ 07 I I 161 83 s.s . 4 603 91 ll o4 42 00. 2 043 24 s.s 119 83 4 5Gl 91 2 163 07 llttS _ 5.8 �Comparative Statement of Operations of___ ____________Store____for the Month of_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _li9l __ and for the_ _ _ _ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191__• If - FOR THE MONTH ACC~ j No./: THIS YEAR 1, j LAST YEAR -r FOR THE PERIOD - - ----r------·· INC. BLACK INC. BLACK I THIS YEAR I. LAST YEAR IL oe:c. __ RE_o Dl!C. RE!:D_ , 1 i: I ! I I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, I Cash Charged \1 Coupons Coal Department I _ _ _ __ I Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold •\ Gross Profit I ' 1\ Cuh D-=~ Reooived II I I Jl-:- r . _ Allowances and Discounts to Customers G,~ _R•~••• i l . 1 ~)2.~r_C_ent of S1,!_les r _ -,I -- I! _ ! !1 =-= 11 - 1 OPERATING EXPENSES I ~=--=--= MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's_:__Depreciation 17) Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Main_tenance I' 171 i\I, 172,\ I I ~ i ~~ SELLlNG EXPENSES, 179 / Salesmen and Deliverymen \1\Trapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies aod Expenses Other Expenses "="--=--"'-- _ - . d-f>.!el~Sellif!K..Expenses. 174 175 176 .i I, 177 ', 178 ' GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 1 181 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses I ,l I I I ' Jj:;='====- 7 1. ! Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of S~es 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 11 , Taices ~~cl~ l7f ~• ~ ~: : !.. _ !:::i~<>tion I !J II !I l u -+1 · _ _ Total ()pttra~i9g.~Exp~nses_ ~-;--- ,• f,:-- , _J - 71 - ,ljl •1 -+- • 1 ii ,Ill II I f i r---=- =- =-:.-_"', i'=:~L_==----= i --. . i,·i.~----=-----_~ - Ln--:_!.i=--= -=-=:,,,__l_l ~;-1::1 j J - - ~' -- I-~1 Coor,•,; •·1::·-.T ·~ ·~ ••• •• • ~.~To L'l!!.::;ro .... N'T • ]I I -11-----+---lr' L =- = = ="':- • Correspondence in relation to this statement ahould • 'Q\,<'To Yw~ P!~~ • be oddreased to the Auditor. 3 ,., .• 'I'0 V ,, _• & CONTROt~. re,... P111n:~. & 0},'N'.L •[Gn •1· • 'l'O, ASSIS'l'AN'l' •· • " GENERA L lion •• : 1 I ]~L I- . 101 ~ ·1, 1· Cht cke~-=---~ !__ · I ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ =-====!!~-=-=-=l"========-~===""=b j + P_!J~~BAsE~"7 _ _ -· 4"' • • 'lo U.c:, '.i,:r, . ~. ' tAL ~Ol:'.1,JU!N'.1·!::.olL)/~J\l'.f'. . �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ and for the I 11' - 0 _ _.~,,.___,O NINE ___Store_ _ __.for the Month of_ _...,.J,.f•.&B.uiw«B~- - -1'91.A,_ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~ FOR THE MONTH AOCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK Dl?C. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 8 6'76 03 5 505 G"/ G 166 'J7 ~ 599 no 39 92-5 55 825 '16 51 514 96 40 843· 28 . INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!.D OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold (Eotim9.tad) Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received I. Ii Allowances and Discounts to Customers .i Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales " 7S~ 76 52G G7 770 21. ~ll 11 3 609 85 21 M 4 792 61 3 911 38 I!- 350 20 64 96 6 736 68 '1 548. 19 ~ 2':: 00 113 56 760 35 43 52 38 O?G 00 360 17 2 410 4:6 90& 39 l 647 55 4 66 59 l 003 71 943 97 52 518 67 l 188 ~9 307 16 10 fj!J.4 66 1 017 03 1188 39 155 00 171 36 11 072 96 10 671 68 528 30 _ 401 28 1 or, oz l 188 59 171 36 ll 072 96 10 671 68 401 28 21. 2 20.'1 06 21.1 20o'l oez 801 23 135 60 , 636 8l 41 974 01 10 671 68 528 30 . 1130 73 127 02 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 74 287 ~ 21 40 192 GO 2 27 24: 41 40 88 520 72 302 50 3 378 07 11 67 139 11 " SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 1 79 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling ~xpcnses 80 ~2 M 26 25 24 ~6 209 t/ ?., 341 22 " GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Seryice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses 148 60 24-0 00 785 OQ._ 16.4 ,.a 73 25 145 12 . - a @~ i'L. --:.=. epartmeut, 191 ...i. 706 68 12.3 4 81,.71 a., . .it~- 3 778 8' . _ B, 25 75 419 ~ " 16 50 215 ,58 Cheyenne, Wyo., 90 82 9 22 Taxes (Bat1mate4) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales ,. 160 26 ·2 60 l 20 232 03 l■■ued b7 Accountin... D 2 053 60 17 75 ' Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES l 270 88 - '7~ ~2 -=- _8_ J.~9 69 _ 6 127 ~2-~ "" Z._261 7_7_ l OoO . 5.6 4el 15♦ 6 249 ss 3e6 4 46· 20 96 245 22 4-60 75 .. 3 _, ~ __ ~.Q. - -- a aaa 2'i 5 543 76 2 660 49 194 83 lOt? 80 80 5 4 62 96 5o2 114 05 2 77'¼ 52 606_ s.a 2 688 44 5e). __ 43 9()_Q 78 __l,Q_e 6 �Comparative Statement of Opcra tions. of _ _ __...:~- 1.-, _ _ v _ _ _ _ S tore_ _ _~fo,: the Month of _ ___,b-.-.,. .c--,..------..,_--Mn_ ._ and for the_-=__,.,,....,.._Months of the ·Fiscal Year· E nding June 30, 191__..__• ..., w;i .1 FOR THE M O N TH ACCT. NO. INC. B L A C K L AST YEAR T H IS YEAR FOR THE P ERIOD o e:c. INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR Rl!:D OPERATING REVENUES SALES, ... Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Receive2_ -.r, ! I . .., ~ - -I ~ p -I l _ ... l - ....l I .., l I ..- _,.,' ' !.> .- ; ~-- - t -- _ .... ,__ .:.- " I - _1.- !:.- ,>· · ... . .., .. u . Allowances and Discounts to Customers -- - - -,. .c.:U 0~ Cash Charged Gross Revenue ~- -- Per Cent of Sales ---- ✓ ..,,;.rt; ~ ;J ·- - .. .,,.I . -.l---= OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENA ~CE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 ! Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 0 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance SELLING EXPENSES, ... Salesmen and Deliverymen \l\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dver tising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses -- ":;.._ - ---=- ·='='•- .-::::....~ ~--::;-__ 173 1 74 175 ·-· . ........,.. - GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses -ta ~ .,. .. _,., I _,.; I l .- ,,~ . . ....... _., "l • ·-- ,..., .. ----- ~ ----· --- \;~ ·,, ,,.)l... {: J "I ' - - ~ - - - ··~- - - - t ~ -- - --.,,,.,. .~ ~":-.L -:i-::. -:c~c :--=e=o-::--==-=-==-,=-,,-=-=----~-'.:..- ~ ' ! : : --=~ --- Total Operating Expenses 0prg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue {Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Income fro~ Op~;tart<YnT -;~:} Per Cent of Sales --..- -- - •, P OllCH A SBS Issu ed b7 Accountin.. D t " epar m ent, ,,• \l , l, > r .....: ... . ~,· ·- J./... (..,. ,.., ,I'> _,. 6J j 9:: ., J ;Zi~l~ G6 ....c. \ 2 .' -·. ,.. ~ '-' ~J;. . . . .,\.. cl, 4G 2t0 41) j,y :., V - - 2 .c.-1 ---- -. - .....•· "'---- .., • ~I ,, ... . ,.. •;) j .; . 0£1~· ' :;, �,+-1-'"------·Store_ _ _~fot the Month of_ _ _..,,1~-~A~·. .:•"'-___1e1..:::_ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ ___ ~ and for the,__,..... ,:.. • ~ .. .:.+.,:'-.-_Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191...:".!:._ FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONT H ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oec. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR RED 01!:C. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales ~~ 00 r Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit (.; i! Cash Discounts Received ,C-, J.J .A) ;~J CL l= .. u ....1 r ;;, Er EG 11 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ... ..... I ~ Per Cent of Sales u .l ,:, l--1) OJ. J,7 l/.U Dl ;, , 0 I j... ~ - __} OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses 179 Other Expenses Total SeWng Expenses .---c~== =--= -= - - -GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 181 Storekeepers and Office Force 182 Water. Light and Heat 183 Stationery and Postage 184 Telephone and Telegrams 185 Watching and Janitor Service 186 Insurance 187 Other Expenses Total General Expenses ---"---"'===---=- - 180 ---- --- Issued b-, Acoountin"',. D epa~tment, Cheyenne, Wyo., J \l l l fl· H. T. C. JUL 15 \9\4 ~OL: L_!.9 .-.p v• i1.f1E ~1 "! r.·~ '!I! '-'~ ~6 (,. t-' t Gt.. ·~r " 1E ...,.,]J Net Income fro~ ·operati·~~- - (i"'J .. J ')') ' 72 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes -- 1 60!., ' . ';) 2 .1: C ,O 1~0 :·" ~·, G6 Total Operating Expenses - "'"'''Oprg. " - - •. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales - - - - ~Cent of Sales .... -- f:.27 6'1 ~ :~) 00 , .2 w ·:l r.- c, . ... c·__ 69i O,j u~ 5,~ g ~~5 'iJ 14,9 3 'j. ~1.:1. 89 L 20 96 ~2r; £l3 ~i2 ?7 & - ,., 15 v 260 ~,O a~ t ~ .. r:,1:1 •19 -- 2 91i{, ~ 1•.. ,.;. 5 i) ,.o ~ ;r r.;r;, ... J ... , t ,;_• c..,J L . !C .,,•.. , 2 :) ~21, ~3 ... 3 052 ·-5 r.• ~fiB "'··· ,1. C, - ( _,_ __ _ e:: (_• ' ., . ~} •··ie ~o •; f) statement should �Comparative Statement of Operations of_·_ . W...JLJ_.CL.___ __ ·.Store_______for the Month of_ _-6.-__.. U._., W...... a L _ ._ _1e1_._ and for the ,WP _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~ . ACCT. No. THIS YEAR ,. - FOR THE PERIOD ,FOR THE MONTH INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS YEAR RED INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 616 ,s 770 79 ueu mM a 11111 a aoa _ao _18. ·0G _ I\ 89.: ·I 89111 4t 8N ,, I 1M.9'l.. 8 012. 94 .. Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Mernhandise Sold .,,,. M- l ..lU 80 Gross Profit Cas)i Discounts Received 6 t i8 t t-l!IP• ' 1 883 80 19,8 ""' Per Cent of Sales - ~ .D .. . .. 4't 34 _ __1 409 9$ .. 1 003 23 65 ~9 ·71 68 380 66 131 08.. 12 Mt 10 .. U 806 05 .. 1 136 26 . 12 980 .61 . 16 024 '61 ~ 950 64 v 2 900 95 856 95 .. 616 '..72 .. l 112 59 13 59'1 33 15 024 61 GGl 00 5 'b71 85 ae.1 20.a 10117 22.·o 2 OM 00 .. 616 72 _ l . 427 28 .. 1112 58 13 697 33 " 15 Q~ ~ " ?n_U . J.QP80 Gross Revenue .:: 8 8'10 Bl . M 68.. . 21. 68 '1ft 22 Allowances and Discounts to Customers 8 MB 6B 6 303 96 942 95 46 r/99 26 62 27110' 1H04 11 216 lS 237 65 6 95' 99 l 4;.27 28 l o2 " OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 288 20 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 171 Store Bldgs, and Fixt's-Depreciatioo 9 74 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 9 69,, 204 26 2 30 SELLING EXPENSES, 1 73 174 1 75 176 177 178 179 ·- Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellio_g Expenses 4 04.3 96 184 46 109 27: 191 00 u '6 ll H 11 50 26 28 - ~- 36 46 288 47 - Uc,Tztt": _- :: • i GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force V•.'ater, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses To_tal General Expe~scs Tota! Operating ExBenses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (lltinBtecl) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 131 4& 142 GI 12 IO . l 734 93 2 661 ·10 205 00 127 149 4' 88 8 72 15-'ll... 98 19 21 oo· 7 80 36 :- . - - -~ - .1~4~- --- ,.. • - :, - --- =----=- :t=e-- ! t : ~ ~ - - - = - - - - - -;:.•..:==--:o;- .'"!.= I ___660 ° '- "'" _l5C.LYJL. 10·. , 15~8 . =J<L7.4r___10 ..20L'lft. ..7.. 353_ O.'l ... j L85?· ~oft,. 1.& 15,6 . 10.,e 11118. 1 1aa .oa 1 021 M • 3 391 sa. 7 &11 ~ 6e0 . .aa~ a. . 20.3 5; 2 . 11.2 2.9 ' 190 75 1oz 76.. . 18 :12 .. ·a ~ Mr 331 59 .. 140 8' 4 470 71 742 1114, so 1 101 4a a 059 , 99 . ? ozo 10 .. -- ·-· _,...a- ~ .--12~ - - _ J ?a.a_ .: __ ~- --~ -- _____ _u.· • ~ Hf ·_ea-= . , - __:~~ I --~ ;~ I -~=j __J is-2. 195. ea__,,_ ~ _ _ . �Comparative S ta te ment of Oper a tions of_ _ !r _O il ,Q_ ______ S tore_ _ __ for the Month of___J'--...;. U--=L=----=-:<=--_ _1e.1 t;, 'I~ O~;;._ and for the_ _ _;. __ Mon ths of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191~6 ACCTi FOR T H E P E RIOD F O R THE M O N TH 1 No. LAST YEA R THI S YEAR ... INC. BLACK DEC. T H IS Y EAR RED - - L AST YEAR ·- INC. B L ACK D EC. RED ,, OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 75· 60 {19 20 Cash Charged ., 3 78G r52 Gross Sales 65 - f3 lG0. G~ 6'1 1 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ,, " , Cash Discounts Received i; r1on 26 3 606 5fj 2 0911.. 20 1.;:. ;,2 Coupons Coal Depar tment M: so-E.'.lia..o___ !1!_~ 9G •,Jf! _ E/16 07. Allowances and Discounts to Customers l34 r;~ -6 2C/l 33 11; oec- 99 ~ 200 3<l, ·11 ® .. 2t1 1 1 9 G2 ----+----------- - -- - - = - - - - - - - - " ' l 279 02 ~ - G;oss Revenu_!! OPERATING EXPENSES M A INTENAN CE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 170 , 171 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 13 i-12 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenauce 2 vo 21 22 2]. 40- 2 -------- SELLING E XPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 Ii ,I 178 , I 179 ' Salesmen and Deliverymen \~frapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses TotahS~Jing Exp.ens~ 211 3'i 12 ~3 1:1 ,·o -0,~9 1·~ 26 26 10 4u 6~' 1 61 11 G 0{) 480 80- GEN ERA L EXPENS ES, 180 181 II 182 ' 183 1 184 1 185 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Fore!! Water, L ight and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service 09 O? 126 oo 12 60 8 91 <'~ 80 108 12 2-0:l -70 17 75 l3 Oo !: 2D <':. L· t2: 80 I �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ . ~ 0 r-r 0 _ Store._ _ _ for the Month of_ ___.A ...m_,_,..~U-ffl!.___ __ 1'91--L ,:i ~-,· " Month s o f th e Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191~.r: and for the_-=-c_1...._~-=--FOR THE M ON TH A CCT . No. THIS Y EAR L AST YEAR F OR THE PERIOD INC. BLAC K D EC. THIS YEA R RED I NC. BLA CK L AST Y EAR DEC. RED OPERATING R EVENUES ,... ! .;SJb s;o ,.,,.,~ ..,.. :;9 SALES, U 10 ,!(; G 0 ~ Cash Charged Coupons 2 '? vG 65 40~ l~5 09 .~ M:3 l ~ fj 300 /D 3 r:30 fiO 70 Bl Gross Sales 4 100 69 6 602 35 Cost of Merchandise Sold z /',Ol oo_ 1 602 06 . Gross Profit 70"' 59 l O'iP. 60 _ Cash Discounts Received S: J.lice..ili~~ 3~ T/.5 '-.0 15 . '/ 41 Sit l 120 2..1'~ ~~~~~ 1 51 e··· l . ,... " 092 91 fl6l, 6:j .351 "4-1 54 l 120 25 j.8,,1 ·?.0 :t Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs l GO j.5 23 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Dcprcciation 21 34 21 l?:O Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses .Total Maintenance 22 e,f 36 GS 91 ~27 10 Per Cent of Sales l'h9 I 1:' ~l'I. 0 ,) ~05 ~li .~o oos GCi . 561 _a::;Ct G f.~".; r..' ~07 l).~ l 41.!3 ~l ~ /, ,a # ,.,. 40(.f.,. 1 O'i '' Allowances and D iscounts to Customers Gross Revenue ,. r,7r; G~ .. ..50 .. ..L "1 ~ ~CC1 O'J t~';J., :¥. OPER A TI NG E XPENSES MAINT E N ANCE , 168 l 50 j ... I SELLDlG EXPENSES, 173 1 74 175 176 1 77 178 z79 Salesmen and Deliverymen \¥ rapping P _a per and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses - I•"eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 211, , \ 0~ '2:26 20 2u 1"_.8 ,. 0 ,:, C,G ..,,•,r· 20 l~ J. 11l-cJr• j/,1 68 J :! 62 ;n Go l ::E ?C 2(J 2U 19 /\.t' hp G 00 Ur, 27~ o~f ~9_'.? 03 ~ll;O ~?.: Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and H eat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service losurance Other Expenses 100 12 200 00 98"?0 24;1 r1 0 16 1iG 199 lS ~r,6 82 t'.l.03 1\0 26 00 15 '10 :J{} ~)(I Expenses -Total General - 380 06 357 15 Total Operating Expenses : Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales tn~ ,., ..... ~·el': ) Taxes ~'--a., -.. J_ -- ,, .. . Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales G115 99 890 81 l6c,O l 218 92 191 ~9 2~5 <1:l 27 229 14 4n l 36 02 21 08 193 <l-2 . - ~ --- _ .~ on - -·- _ '!,'ota) SelliEg_!.:xpeoses 14 05 ··~ 60 4~,~ G 29 •./i ~o ~( - GENERAL EXPENSE S, 185 - - - - -----. --PORCH.ASE& 1, 50 5136 oc . 1 4S 14: 2G 19 03 6 72 17 '1A: 10.,5 Gij 35 J.. 6 - 18 er~ ==---..;. 15,,l;'l: 2.~ 5 25 J.D'J ;_,l , i? j ~ fi2· 54 11.~- 9fi .. ._ _ _ _ _ J.. o _ (125 -19 S.,C 78 (:._. 'J:0 19 03 ��1' 0 Ir a._ _ ____ Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _........ 00 ..,...., :.r__.o...B,. .J;""'~"" R..____ _ 1'91!1_ ·co mparative S tateme nt of Operations of___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191....5...:,_ ,, I ACCT, • NO, - -- FOR THE MONTH INC. BLACK L AST YEAR .'t1 SALES, Cash ..•. .•.'>i. • '\ ...) . • .'''I :,,. - ...1 ...· • .1G ,u. . 81 09 (_ Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received ' 'I ... J' - Allowances and Discounts to Customers -- !., 7M· 91 ,L_ Hi . 'J,. J, • .5 ·1i•..i 1~. 10 1 ""!')'! HL ~9 13.. 1 ?67 b2. [; -~.2 1a:~ DEC. Rl!:D f, 4 v ( l 18 tu -·"' ,~L~ gti,p {Vi .. 25 :!Hl ~18 (~3 ).~ ..n ,., 76? ~,2 C I ffj ·!'~ ,,. , r· .. ?.; , ... 1 ?...~, . Per Cent of Sales ., ~o ll INC. BLACK LAST YEAR :?,;· Gross Revenue ~~- ~ tl __ :,i 'l J.i.£.11 l9._ ~ ..a i O 50 lA_ '!U ;~; THIS YEAR RED 'Vi' =· I. l; -· - -- DEC. l 058 17 &.... im1 ii} - - J 8 .... 6 2 .,G 61 ,~ YJ' Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales FOR T H E PER IO D .; ,. t) OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, ,,~. U1 BS :o l) 2 21 1.:.0 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 j! Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles ancl Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 , ··~ ,- (~ , , t? './l. -.J t. "J .. ii C o·., ·"'- o,J. Bti ...~: ..,. '- ·) 41,'; ,") .") Q•}(' ,...., ._:, ....... "·1 t,O 11 ' (', ~J I}, r·... l'I r& 1:~7 ,::~ .,. $)j_ .., '1~ r..1.-, 1r1 ,~.o 7'"' ~') (:, SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 • Salesmen and Deliverymen \l'i1rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.dvertising Horses-I• eed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses ~ -~ -- - 60 .,~ ,.,.l llt •) \) ~t; 1~ ..,_, r;; I .:'! 05 2.'1 6 (l!J ':.) X:.c: ;w 2) 4-l ;f O> - · .. l ·t •.. : c.;.;•• -:.= 11 ':','( fh G'i l. q '!'i:.1 5(:, co r: 0 :..,,. 1 • L• 66 , •I l f. '.. C!/l· .., ~ GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 . 181 182 183 184 185 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 05 '/~ l.J9 16 ,!4.) 00 16£3 {l{) 11]. G1.1 r , n; f/? ',~C t;_. 91 ,-11 15 --- ~ ~ - . =.Pe; c;;i of Sale;- Oprg. Exps. 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales .. ,.,.~ 3~ ..:0 ~s .,.,.... ....:..-=---~~~!t t)._O - - Q:~~ t.1:.-~ ..= ==-=-=l. .. l _•._. _ l(i i, ~. :1.11-'! 4o tj, 1~ ~~ A05 1C ·I '1 • , ....... t.., J. 2, ~5.3 02.. ? ' 1( · • • , ·, Net Income fro~ Op~rat1··0 0 Per Cent of Sales , .~:- - - -- ..i....:..:.:,..._ _ _ ~ - -- - -~ -..!i..'.-L..::__ 8 191.~ ., CALOVI.ATIO" 9 HH_ _ 2 _G:V,.:~JS-=--- l I . £, ; 1 :• r n /! C. , ' J :J..._ ro 51 , H~n G~ '.-iv ., t ..... ' : ;1 ~ + -- l !J . ? k \f) 51 l~' ~1.4.: ."c-1 :-;0__ ' ---·. -. . ...! ;3 S()Q 26 lJoJ . G09 n ', ..:: :u:·1 Jo. ::i;J . l~~!: t C.. :t.tJr. OB -- ~.J...~--- l : 1• . (t ·; ' 2 ll~-~ 10 _:_?_'"'--~- - - !~- =-- ~ j ~:U~u' ;;,-:y __2~1 __~;!. f.rt . __ ~: \.'G.r.lll'l t!O Correspondence in relation to this staite:ment ehould be addressed to the Auditor. E. eoYD, ~. . (l(l\\,1 l>' r, o P FII'\ I n , . !~ · • p.·• F B~ nEC 9 1918 o ·, ~6 7 Ot.C $ 191 4 " 2e ;;r 1 ZiE? 35 __ -~~~~ ~a 'J _ _,!.J..e;::__ _ _ """-""'-""'·===-...,,===--d..,.=.,,-=l=}=;=i=:=:::;5=~"!... -.:~ Iss ued by Accou.ntin,. .. Depar t ment, Ch eyenne. Wyo., Dec ;;;Ge J2 81,5 ◊0 52 00 '2-0 64.~ 28 CG 'lr:i ·~ ==-="-'2rl-'---== C;:;- Taxes _ _ L_ p ~ ~ .. 0 ,'l Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses , . �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ __L.O__.lf..__O, __·_ Store_ _ and for the _ for the Month o~f_ _.11QDMJ\..____._.__._. •- -- -1'91~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191.li.._ FI VE - FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST YEAR .,,- DEC. RED -: " OPERATING 'REVENUES SALES, 747 69 Cash 460 85 Charged 2 713 50 Coupoos Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit (i!ut. J -·- ~ 053, 00 4 910 30 85i 30 669 05 208 20 2 225 76 3 57'1 G3 1 348 67 818 51 3 056 83 '1 638 IJ:6... 2506 ,.. 7ol ,.o6a .24.0 1 06 l 06 4 22 . 280 47 276 25 20 02 100 13 85 60 lt!i- 63 25 39 10 77 .. 225 56 30 711 3 952 .98 3 240 97 ~ 560 72 .. Cash Discounts Received & iH. ao.~i,;. Gross Revenue 156 61 4 467 69 26 6p .. G 067 89 ~12 01 Allowances and Discounts to Customers 904 50 20 50 .. l 507 l'I 43 Sj). ~ 732 61 l 5Sl 02 - ,,. '132 61 :. .. _18~5 .. l 651 02 l 754 19 l~ 145 85 23 090 2S 8 9/M 38 l~l 14 _ 2,74 ?l .. 133 57 4 Oi .. 20 656 18 31 84:9 87 2 114 91 11 293 69 1 319 75 .. l.6 ~14 18 _ 216 4§8 16.. 7 573 97 .. 7 :561 72_ 3 719 72 ., 795 16 3 642 00 276 7{ 214 .83 _ 61 91 .. • . 23 35 818 51 3 856 83 7 638 46 3 781 63 3 78], 63 ... I Per Cent of Sales .. 61i2 - OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprecia!ion 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total llfaint~nance 171 172 20 02 .: 25 39 20 88 151 2Q ~ 21 51 10 7,~. _3 76 81 391 00 18 92 l.!2:8 10 2 114: 87 95~ 4;2 78 69 2 33 5 25 2 92 l 160 38 69 47 42 45 80 81 9 12 38 36 26 OQ 21 23 3 77 130 00 106 08 23 92 ~ 8.2 65_~ ~~f6 4Q : 3 '16 .. 23 ?7 _ l 83 .. 2 89 242 90 12 42 l 92 .. SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \Vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies .t..dvertising Horses-F~ed and Care Stable Supplies and Expeoses Other Expenses . Total Sell~og E~penses ··- 6 50 - 153 75 - l 402 30 ~:. ~ 380 35= GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers a.a d Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance ( Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 ~otal Geocral Expenses Total Oper~ting Expeose~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excludiog Taxes) Per Ceot of Sales - (Estima.teaJ. Taxes Net Income from Operation _Per C!_n!_?f Sales 97 43 - 71 60 240 00 266 00 12 50 l 77 17 75 6 90 .7 92 13 4() _ 3?9 92~ 68q ~i : _ 17.4 46 17 .. .1 .. _ • . o.5 .. 26 oo 5 25 465 55 l 086 00 56G 11 1 77 64 50 . 42 41 . 7 60 70 35 28 l 156 50 87 25 51 74, 7 60 8 71 *79 . 41 87 . 26 15 100 56 71 50 22 75 9 35- 27 66 15 72 _ .l3' 12 QQ .. 58 _70_. _46 Q4- -371_66 ___ _8_2,G ___ l_"l4.'L 27 ~---1 i 64~;5___ 2Q6.J8=~__8~_0 ~5 ~ ___ _l24 _Ql , _ _3 300 82 __ .4 'lll ~ = _ l. 41_,9=~~ ~" 13.4 4. 0 16~1 _ 1408 .. lt3 740 07 . 12.2 . 22 23 . 23· 94 _ _ ,.. _ _ _ _ 26 83 , 12.1 556 01 .. 2-.7 .. 36 02 .. 13 79 155 71 ,. 180 10 24 39 704 05 . . 680 11 400 30 2 74? 15 2 346 85 2.,0 .. §,.6 - 6.6 " 693 90 _ ll~G . . __ .ll.,5JL ____ 2 ~27 25.. 9-o2 .. 2 371 24 605 2 ~a~:; ·J9,..i. .:.._•6,;..0.2'{_ 18 " _ 3 _642~99 :... l 'l o.o.7.~~(L_ 2.J_ Gl O. ea,, 10 80:3 1~ .. , .. . :.• . . . ", : . . \. C~rrespondenoe in .relation to this i,tatement s hould •be addressed to the Auditor. �..:_.L _,,_r_o_ _ __ .Store_ _ _ for the Month of_ _~:U ~i:. =·~ C;=...,,"""<b =·=·= '•...__ _ Mn __ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ and for the._--'--'-";.........--Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 191_-_ ·_ FOR THE PERIOD FOR ,HE MONTH ACCT, No. INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LASi' YEAR THIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales !' Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Receivecf' I Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue = =II' J 1r= I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 I Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. aod Fixl's-·Deprcciatioo 170 I Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expeu:.es Total Maintenance : 171 172 ,, SELLING EXI•ENSES, 1 75 Salesmen aod Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies 176 Advertising 177 178 Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses 179 ! Other Expenses 173 1 74 _ - --=~t --: ....... , . __ .I_otal Se~ Ex_p_"' e"" n_"" ses =====.:L= ==~'-=;:££;:;. GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 ,....,... Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses (' ' - " I ..; ....; J. C/ :_': c~.; or' J•• = t •• I , .., • A Total General Expenses --==------ - -- - -- ~ , ... ~ - . .... ... ' ! = - - - -- !"""- Total Operating Expenses - .:.::._. - ... -- __:; Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales 1 Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales ~ ~I _ - .... , -~, \. .. . ("'..t, I • • ,:.f • .. • - ~ i•, ' ,,, ' ·~ . ,., ' ,., (. :·:n ~-; : j/L . f .. \ :1 ' r, • ~ ) ,, • ~ '~ ' II II r; ( :J t:';;r'ir..I.:mr?. ,·: ' c,. r'•'.-Correspondenoe in relation to this statement should . ' ,, . . \ •-. r t 7 ..JJ~ oddressed to the Anditor. . • •· • l . .p·_ F. B. Ft8 171915 �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ and for the_ _ _ __ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191_,_ ____ - -· ------ ~- .,. • FOR THE MONTH - ACCT. No. THIS YEAR ..,;: ~ -_,._INC: Bt::A'CK" oec. RED LAST YEAR - t::::::: - WWW OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged .... Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales ----==-=- OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 168 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Ii 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 1 79 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Aclvertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses GENERAL EXPENSES, 185 186 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 187 Other Expenses 180 181 182 183 184 Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses -Oprg. Exps:=Per Ce~to fSalesNet Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes Net Incoine1roniO'peratfon Per Cent of Sales Issued b,- Accountin"' D " epartment, Cheyenne, Wyo., t heck!">d 1-.~, y If. '13. Mar 12 1915 • • • • • • ,, ·' ' • • J . I ·.~~~s . ::,; C'0 :11'.:"r-'a.:..T.~ '1..,.poud • t· t , - , 1• . . .. , , , . • •',lc;,r..-'e.. enoe 1n re1a 10n o •••. . . ' .. 191_ .. • • • • ., · . . . ... V '· . • • • • • '- . • . .. • j ; .... . ~ \ . .. r . , . .t • · L< th1• 8 111tatement should ; · .' ~1 • _lj~ ,Pl~!:~ssed to the Auditor. F " F. 1=3. MAR 13 1915 �.. ~ ~.. ·r''--l t :., ~ scr.ao-no..n4-~~ • • 'l"-> ;••\)!<)..;~. ~ , ~ $. • Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ _• Q - - - F O R T H E MONTH ACCT. N O. I TH IS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC. RED THIS Y E AR - SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received '. , 4} Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross _Be~_:nue Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs 169 I Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses- Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintena.n ce 171 172 SELLING EXP ENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen ,vrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Ad\·ertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 73 174 r75 176 -i77 178 179 _ _ Total SellinJ.;;E.:.e.enses _____ -~-t-,=-,===~"-"'= GENERAL EXPE NSES, 180 I 181 182 183 r86 , Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams - L AST YEAR - , - INC. B LACK D l!C. RED . OPERATING REVENUES ~ i Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total_G!~eral Expen~es_ Total Oper-11ti~i-! l'J'en_s~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) P. F. B . APR 2 191~ i' I -~ - - FOR THE P E RIOD - �,,,,,,. _ __ Store_ _ _for the Month of_ _ ·_I:. _'.ru: _n_'-_C_ i l-=•- - - ACCT •1•_,_ - - ---- - - - ---- - FOR THE MONTH NO. THIS YEAR ~-I ·, - FOR THE PERIOD -ri LAST -;;AR • INC. BLACK DEC. -r r- THIS YEAR RED I SALES, 1Sh1 (~ :/1g CG I Cash Charged i 10 r;() Gross Revenue lB813 _2 :I!} l.::: 010 G? 1 f'\-J il .~~'-' •.,, •~•- '-" .,.v I - ~ •; o,s, n~~ : . e·a:-, 2t) 1 Ll Uic ~l fi - ~ - = c . . , -=_::r-.,;__ _ _-:-..::.:=---=" l9l Gt:S 39 06 I •:, 125 J.(5 rt ,.,ot, □'' u _<J _ v f·:" Gross Sales Cost of Merch;i.ndise Sold (~Ot o) 770 h:]. •~-11 1 l I I 3 CO? 91 i ~1 t.'i3:i 3 1G5 76 Coupons Coal Department Allowances and Discounts to Customers !3'1 tt,~ r J::,[J_CO I 07'/ iW . 2. 035 (};) II <.305 a! • '.,\C.J -: - "-v ·}t.(• ao_ 2 --- -------- - ... - - l/ '.!.C~ 7 9~t GO ~J.o~. I i,•• D Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs BO '.On Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation .....,j, I :• to 21 e-0 ~t Gl GG l _ (1\_ 80 l . - !/ 1,, I ' - ·1t:: I _2 21,\, '.l : . ".z,1 - 1 1, I: SELLING EXPENSES, 174 11 r75 176 I[ Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising 177 ll Hotses-F eed and Care ;;: L~;: ~eE~::::: 181 182 // 183 I I ; Other Expenses , -!t ~ ~ e~.;£a!,_Ex2e~ ~~- I 7 3G I 20? BC: Hi) 2<) ,,,.. :;o 2un co a;; :J't 2~0 :s2 J1 '11) 0 0, J :, fi} {l8 ~1. 40 ' >(' ... ~ ~9 I p:;,o 11~ '2:-2 "1:~ :- fY.:. 40 ,.?,;~ o:, . 1:~6 V3 , 3 5?f} or, j GS :, ;foZ::; 14 , ,_; J.~) (,') 63 10 , 27 oc ;!zu ?:.J ,; 2D 2(j 26 I ~I. :' lii 89 1 <'~3 35 2~:9 ;.~;. 92 51: 2~- ~6 22 2 1:d ,1 24 m 1, r 20:} )( [:, Ii 1r=._:_i1.:.t ~c-L - ~9-iL -_2 !.7/G .:.7~'='J I 9:} 15 2~0 00 l ::! l;o O [55 <0 $~ Stationery and Postage 187 21. ).) 'J Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 69 50 !37 !!/I OC I and Expenses 184 1 185 1 186 l-- ;;·02 GO !1 G'/ r 2 20 2G 1)0 I' ! Superintendence ,j I 11 :;w 56 H--3_1 2/{y o, L.J J I 1~CO ,no ~5 GS l GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 '-,w~ J ;,, I T.ot,il~ ~l!i£!g._~>4p_en~ "" s = ===U:-= ~:~r;_q ~ _ ·1J: =-· - - I MAINTENANCE, Salesmen and Deliverymen Rl!D ,,_....,,._ I Ii I.I OPERATING EXPENSES 173 l( Dec. g~ &~-~, ,::,. g~~-ii-, 3-; ~~~~ogi, :!.57 1 2i~~2~ 1 Vehicles and Harness Horses- Renewals Other Ex~enses Total Maintenance [- G L317 ,:, 1 C 57ti cs I ~~ 1'!5C J.l 0 (2:~G w , u r;o:, o7 :;, &10 t.1 1 2G fY/TI 10 ~;o ~72 @ 1.1. 1?1Jo ~ J.90 30 I 360 1? 189 07 ::;G Pi:t 02 1 u2 e:m 29 15 9ori ~7, 29 03f~_ ~?__I t:.·i J[{-?:__91_ ~ 12 &'Jl 09 1 CJ'i? Jt~ if io !J~!. 2Q l 3 2G.2 se 'l'1 r_- fYi 7 -~ 13 .:-J -026 OD ~~ Per Cent of Sales 168 ST YEAR - ,1 ....I NC. BLACK ....,_ . - I OPERATING REVENUE_S Gross l'rofit Cash Discounts Received L: I I H Mn?__ - 1--~3 60 fj2 ('/I 2t:..0 00 J."1 170' l 20 5,... 2D u 95 • 0 !72 9 ,22 J, ~o • <) GQ 1-.- i ,... 117 ===-=-- -~') n_q v, - - =- ~ ' i- - .1 i--?f.3 00 2 03.3 GO l W 00 '.:.G(J 25 2.~J oa 1 90 U2 5~ 39 25 7 5 J'!:21 79 120 90 1 4 1 75 4;.S 06 I ! 28 ·~ !I I, C(.t{;; ' O'J j. 9:.;2 GO I I 't'J tWG 23 jr YJr• i '"'t" rv , ~v 3 4 1J.(5 I -~,.~ .1 , 961 ;;,..~r---:~;;:--::-,::;-lt-----.--n ---:::-~~-;;;~--=-~~.,.; -~ - 1 1 - - -- •- .....:_.:,i.. 1110 ;;/j ·.:?, •I S 195 l a 629;40 ! 5_.LFfP- ; 1 = ______ '1.'12 °-6 ;a,_=l=n,I!= = = 105 00 6. 069-! ;~· 0 j,8-~ 9 2 120,03 •: ;:i2 _.eQ_ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales i..Oo2 =!r~== ==== ==il==~=~~ll=~~ ;.;:l;;,;6~1.::~;;,.~~.~ ~ ~ ;;,::l;,;;5~o:1::,·5;,;,,=l!== = ~=o=l=9= =#= 1r ,: 16t3 l o\J Net Revenue (E xcluding Taxes) jj,)~ 5-, ; A 30i 67 ,; ~ 250 1 09 1 0'l5' 22 ::; J.7V. 18~ 126 50 1 Per Cent of Sales z, 0. 6~0 Cl 9 l' ' 5'2 ~o•J u~l. ' Taxes l ~'Gimatal 25 :Stt: I S9TOG .' J f.>5 55 l.26 66 ' 1 \r.1,t:J f,) 221•09 . :.. Net ~come from Operation 99 ),7 i 2 824 ~ 1 :!. 78 01 Ii 211 00 l 646' 33 12:! OG tl_ I •~ C _ e_nt ofS_a_les ...c__ _ _ _ _ _-ll~ , - 2 """ •!r~--tt-j- - - - - , ·; i - - - -' f' - - -ll- - - - ~ l~ ,,.___ ~ _?.:.'lie0'---1!-.: -· _ _.t .§._ ,l 2o0 4-~5 - ~ -- .- Total Operating Expenses I ., i::,f".l ' • -·-I 4:, · ~~~--~ =-== = =" ~ ;i ~ 3 775 1~ Issued b7 Aooountin"" D ,. epartment. Cheyenne. w yo•• _ _ _ _A.. ;p~·.:.r......!::2~9~19 L ..5 0 ALOULATIONS '< APR 28 191 , -y~,t, ' ~<'lMl!l'T. OPF.RA'TOR. 74- P-z2 2S 7111GG ~ 'i]0~_:_?.0 ~~~_ lJ}lli~- Correspondence in relation to this 111tatement &hould be addressed to the Auditor. . f! ' . ·p · s. ' APR 29 1915 �Comparative:Statement of Operations of_ _ . ~ OM _ _ _ _ _Store _ __ Ten and for the for the Month o f _ _ _,A=pr:=-=11~-- Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1915• FOR T HE MON TH ACCT. NO. 1'91~ T HIS YEAR FOR THE PERI OD INC. BLACK L AST YEA R o ec. T HIS YEAR Rec ~ INC. BLACK LAST YEAR o ec. Reo OPERATING REVENUES S ALES, ~08 68 3 041 56 505 61 3 611 60 20 16 4 096 lS 34- 20 4- 8 68 27 3 345 61 749 52 3 88119 987 08 778 37 l 021 90 7 142 63 9 393 79 4 035 21 6 011 28 469 95 29 618 6f>. .!!.1 6&e: 12 394 37 1~ 0-".l: 210 4G 773 14: 41 006 95 57 683 56 535 58 . 32 678 53 45 855 20 8 328 4:2 11 828 36 237 56 394 83 563 12 5 97 12 391 48 8 7~ 25 2~3 53 778 37 . l 021 90 243 53 624 74 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & Uis . Eag(s. 816 96 28 ·85 11, oc!, 34 ·a2 192 22 96 93 2 25116 1 9 ..16 O? 12 265 'k? 183 9i. 16 676 61 13 176 67 8 723 25 12 391 48 3 668 23 3 499 % 168 29 8 668 23 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 19. 0 Per Cent of Sales 21.s OPE RATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs l 45 91 64 8 81 288 16 ~79 34 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's - Deprcciation 20 ()2 21 4:0 l 38 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 200 22 26 39 21.!1 00 170 13 78 25 39 66 66 3 83 62 83 61 99 171 172 88 13 " 26 14 24:0 72 2 71 24.-0 00 17 72 2 02 26 00 26 25 150 03 105 32 38-0: 45 162 4 ]~ SELLING E XPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 278 56 C 72 3 618 07 7 59 2 385 65 133 36 69 51 90 9/J: 56 27 08 24 96 l 25 258 75 235 97 99 .. 285 . 7 43 2 856 73 4 130 39 98 93 125 00 6 18 940 84- 4 25 1 374 81 2 178 50 178 00 10 13 1 2~2 ~2 156 83 23 .48 4 2 66 2 12 22 78 GE N ERAL E XPE NSES, • 180 • 181 • 182 : 183 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, L ight and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 92 75 125 00 13 50 2.4 61 Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Issued by c~u~ • .. 9 61 5 'll 2 68 3 03 60 10 7 92 7 60 2 50 81 47 80 75 _ 34 16 147 62 . 2G9 49 = 269 36 = 42 2 50 . 13 636 18 581 49 - 64 69 :. 3.4 POBCHA~ B S /7/f. I 17 75 15 00 ;- 15. 5 142 19 3.5 1 91 140 28 Taxes (Eetioated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 2 860 66 tvpar ment, Cheye nne , W yo.,,_ _ _-J.L ,bu1.nn~2.' -1916_ ~33 97 2 057 60 132 00 158 :49 ~ 11.9 440 41 9.0 3.6 298 22 506 37 15 3 4.~ 28 ~ 66 __ 4 093 93 6 705 ~ '"' l6o4: ~6 00 52 67 31 67 105 82 !'"_ :: 8 7'1118 .. 15.2 2 017 41 4.9 3 620 30 230 80 394 61 603 72 l.13 46 629 27 2 065 ·.M 1.2 l 602 89 4 01 35 8,2 .. 261 07 4.8 .. l 786 61 3 225 69 S o~ . lo4 163 81 l 439 08 lo2 3 532 52 671 86 31 572 32 :: ~7 061 95 15 ~69 63 39 06 _ "" 120 90 Oh~ch,.d '· YP. --'(3..d,i . F. C. B, JUN 4 1915 4 o4, Cor r espondence in r elation to this 11ta te1D.en t s hould b e addre s s ed to the A uditor. �Comparative Statement of Operations of_ _ _ J ODO _ __ and for the Elna __ __ Store _ __ for the Month of_ _"""'Ka:,,,,,,,.. 7,..___ _ _1,01~ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191 D• FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ,. FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK Dec. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:D ., OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 667 16 420 7-e: Cash · charged Coupons Coal Department 2 8'/6 75 Gross Sales 4 OM 60 Z 256 20 19 96 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ,· Cash Discounts Received& 1118 eEag~~ l 051 65 622 23 2 690 77 23 08 4 107 65 Z6~ 39 7 029 70 10 44:6 3-0i 2 615 55 6 633 51 2 077 56 101 49 4 465 96 286 98 32 495 40 44 /!74. 89 11 979 49 1e►1 oo 3 13 230_41 . ~17 '1:5.. 183 00 4-5 011 58 61871 19 16 859 64: 3 44? 93 739 70 .. 748 40 32 55 . 29 ~2 .. 780 95 769 62 191 1s .. as 934 7a .. 49 303 13.. 13 368 40 8 70 . '076 82 12 568 06.. 3 491 24: ... 2 63.. 427 38 .. 593 04.. 165 66. • 11 33 9 604 20 13 161 10 Z 656 90 780 95 .. 11 33 9 so~ 20 12 161 lP., 3 656 90 lol 2lol Allowan~es and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue .r 769 62 , i Per Cent of Sales t o2 .. I• OPERATING EXPENSES .MAINTENANCE, Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 37 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 20 02 6 60 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total 'Maintenance 2 ao 66 66 9 18 288 15 Z'/8 97 20 02 220 24 <!r 30 31 99 214 00 2 30 6 24 89 69 2 l'I 4 4? 64 49 216 69 46 88 93 65 89 18 478 10 551 33 169 81 73 23 242 50 230 89 11 61 3 848 96 13 57 3 60 2 628 15 11 96 2 75 1 61 85 168 79 97 31 l 220 81 146 92 55 50 27 08 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 1 75 176 1 77 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\irappiug Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 26 00 26 25 l 25 284 67 " 271 86 = 12 82 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iasurance Other Expenses 96 83 240 00 13 50 18 08 227 6'1 240 00 12 50 67 130 84: , 6 (11 . 8 65 Total General Expenses 383 40 498. 21 .. 114: 81 3 848 06 -= Total Operating Expenses '16J. 72 ,. 19.0 19 23 774 53 18. 5 4 91 .. 12 81 .. .5 24 14 2 31 . 39 06 43 97 36 75 60 89 283 75 24: 96 262 22 21 87 41 81 2 12 2l 53 l 260 8~ GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 l8I 182 183 184 185 7 92 l 00. Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales .s Taxes Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 16 92 . 4 .. 2 614 16 8 72, 1 037 67 2 297 60 l 602 4:8 2 58 145 50 176 57 66 17 19() 50 106 49 80 89 39 1 00 17 41 l 00 . 35 16 .. 7 467 56 .. 16.6 2 036 64 4 o5 233 11 l 803 53 . 4. 1 3 138 06 523 90 34 186 48 2 418 50 :rt 08 89 47 _ 147. .62.. ~ 592 14 9 545 71 15 o4 . 3 615 39. 5o9 433 67 3 181 12· Sol 564 81 120 90 45 00 70 08 29 09 (:heck0r! by ·7P,73d{!_ r.P.s JUL 13 1915 I I I 08 ! 112 46 .. : 7M 08 ·- .. 2 078 15,. l o2 l 578 75 1Q4 200 56 137819 L?O 50 200 01 16 Oi3 53 Correspondence iu relation t th• t t o 1s II a ement should be addressed to the Auditor. 191 /J I �., , 'l ...., . , • ~ .,_ . . ... ._ h J Comparative Statement of Operations of Store_ _ _ for the Month of_.. .111,T ,iut . .lD -~ ,......__ _ _Mn__lL _;i__,._.,.. · .......,_;_ ' _ __ and for the lwel.Yt Months of the Fiscal Year End~g J~e 30, 191~ FOR T H E MONTH AOC:T. F9R T HE P ~Rl_oO ..J. NO. THIS YEAR - --4 -- INC•• BLACK INC. BLACK DEC. RED T HIS . YEAR LAST YEAR ?'10 79 185 l<:) 8 414 39 11. :!l.G 13 ~21 40 2a 9G 4 906 39 064 99 2 0-10 oo , 142 76 36 297 50 4ll it;~ :M .:',.!. c;i t,i m;r..t 11!: l o _l.9 . .. 256 14 • ,1!JU 34 20~ 20 30 ~ 48 874' 42 - 1ffi t/~ 10- :i~ 890 28 0 0en,. ,18 ° . 1. 71 _ •U2 449 10 ~~ 317 3~.1.c1 ., 38 13 - - a.-rr •A·- ~ 918 35 • 10 742 71 _1 _ 3 ~.Ji'-1 Ov_ .., 1~72 _ao__ •• a,, I.J LAST YEAR Rl!:O DEC. OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 58i 60 Cash 450 M I 2 802 10 Charged Coupons Coal Department 2 G59 35 41 0~ ~ 1 - ---=-=~--=c..._,. Gross Sales • soId Cost of Merchand 1se 8 • 3 893 51 I,_ 7 64 'J 0 ,,:r l ..u A R _,,_ "'9 _ - _ ioa •t- _1. 665 "'• ·• Gross P rofit Cash Discounts Received&: l11sc -Ea{:S • ao 40 ·-- __23_ 6_8___ 3 28 • 1 686 29 11 Allowances and Discounts to Customers • 74., Gros~ R~~1l,_ue =====ti - _l_ 68_! 2~ .. Per Cent of Sales :zta ~-=--=--~rn::::..::: 772; 22 916 07 7'71 22 915 07 1i...._ __ = _ ---.==r:==--== ~ ==,,.;' 3. 7 - - 4-17 1, _. o _ ~lfL.'liL ll 190 49 15 u:;c 02 2 8!11 71:b _ Q...-, _t6_8_j)~~ 2 '?lb'i. ~3 11 190 49 l? 0"52 ~1-J~ ~~2 ~~4 ~ 19.9 --·-~ 22. 9 n1. ~ 1.7 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total •Maintenance .,.,. - -=--- 171 I 172 20 CK 'l1,_9a__ 06 06 ~ 18 280 20 g ?lb 29 78 MO 26 31 99 201.) 26 :3 ~o 36 02 288. GJ. _ 570 06 ooi" cu( 46 88 2111 73 •4 0'43 06 1~ 4U l ,..i15 ·s1 - ·· -- 71 2i . - 9 69_.- J.,..96- Bt) G9 al3 -42 SELLING EXPENSES, 1 74 175 176 1 77 178 179 10 05 195 00 15 66 6 09 11 96 240 00 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 1 73 I 18.1 182 183 Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage 184 185 Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service 186 187 Insurance Other Expenses =--===!,._ =o-= tal ~-: nera_!. EEJ~~s,es_ I:I 92, Ba = 242 60 13 50 12 50 5 8'1 21 00 76 7 7 92 • .2 60 1 00 , 13. l 00 15 80 8 '12 • 80 15 'll __ _ J.5...)J.._ =---1= -~G_fi _QfJ , 39 92 45 ~ 0 00 6 106 97 60 69 27 08 - d25!..l6.Q 3'l-_ •--=-----l~ __ i'l._....___3_ ~ 1 ~ 132 1 2 868 16 800 '/6 --- --------· GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 11 50 1 25 11 50 26 25 2S 00 ___1otal_SeUing.Exge11s~§ =-===#==~ 2 ~eo!&!'~-t:: =-llo!'-~ I I 180 45 00 5 61 6 87 1 1 109 27 30 46 868 (1.:,7 • -- _ ':t ~6~ ol.._ 1 130 20 2 537 60 159 00 l, 7~ 9:J 2 661 J.O 203 0.0 l,82 44 12'/ ,$9 ?2 9 3 ~ ti 8.0, _· 97 31 38 "16 9ij 51, 91 i~ '!37 'b8 48 68 I 9 38 20 28 I a ~i_o, _~I 604i 73 123 50 ~~ 00 54 95 28 05 8$ , -•.GJ.L 409 36 _ _ _ 4_ 2 _7_8- - 4- 214 ·~ - - -5--=001' = 5=0- - -,,-""0_6 8~-~ I I <-- -=-.- - _ ... T g_tal Operati!)K Expenses - - -·- - - · - =-- -=- Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes N tln e come from Operation ---:P:..;:e:.::... r ~C~en~t~of~S,!!al!J: eSL__ _ __ - i=-= _ _'l~8 6a___6G.O 04· 1-9.l . 16.9- . 94,7 61 111 18 ·.. , 2'.6 .. 2◄9 ., 1 08 .. lR 188 .. ~6' 51 22 20 : 968 7~.. 2 ,so ·oa' S 169. 5Z .009 46 . + _ _ J24~:-J5L:·:. _ _ -:-___ _ _ ·_...,.•_·_'""7;·_ __ .!5~·~ 11 6 ·-- _ __.;;4~·~ , ·e~· - - - --· - ;1 f. I ll ,.- _PUBC~~~s 2 190'. (»'· l '995 le.a .- :C.:?r.J!~•~lmont, ' Cheyenne, W yo., / V ~'Ufflllt 12t ~ JL!IV!n:,,~ . : ;~ d_dYI ~~. • , ... . co;r,,11.r .., 1 8 -~~ 24 ·= 1~ :;-7:~- l fH'ft( DLJ 1 2. 2 ,· · ·1 &.a 10 1 .3\ · • 1,.3 ,, l 836 43 2 9M 26 Z 726 :.57:; • "142 32. ~. . 4· 21,7 G~l .. 5. 7 •. 132 30 2M 19 . 66., 05 332' 8678 ~ - Correspondence ;.n relation to this 111t11te1nent should be addressed -to the Auditor. 1 9 L . .6·. ~tv.M ,, . .~ ~ $ < - _ J 1M-'. 21". 36 576 52 52 195 85 16 819L31' -._ • = --==-- -=-==---= -= .. (l'Jt;ocftoo l9y --rP.1'J.df r-.:· .. ~- s AUG 12 19i5 �Comparative Statement of Operati~ns of__ and for t h e . _ _ ~!fcm--•. ____ _ Store_ __ _.for the Month of___;rn_~•-..Y-- - - -Mn....JL On.._e_ _ of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, M o n t h / 1 9 1- - - 8 . . . FOR THE MONTH ACCT, NO. THI S YEAR LAST YEAR . FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK oe:c. RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC, RED LAST YEAR OPERATING R .E VENUES SALES, 759 86 Cash .159 60 419 20 427 94 1 893 ' 65 Charged Coupons Coal Department 2 59' .20 ll 32 3 112·1a.. 3 784 .32 2 56' i2 _ .3 160 65 -5'S 00. 62~ 67 ., 3084: Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & Uitsc. Bagn. 3'1 14: 586 ' 00 1 25 8 74 700 65 ~~ 5? .. 672 14 596 53 51. 4,0 -- 75 61 13 66 G75 07 09 27 =§.'IJ -~ 89 27 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue - ~- t = ~-~ --"~ 5., J)Q___ _ ==~======- ~ - - ~~ a~ OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 171 172 .20 °' . Z -34. :a.a 72 a.f>Q . l 32 lo .. 22 18 ~ -2? - l lG 225 M 14- 07 2 63 19 43 211 ·37 12 45 is 40 2G 30 26 25. 13 ::- SELLING EXPENSES, 173 Salesmen and Deliverymen \ Vrapping P aper and Twine Store Supplies .Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses 9 ' 00 6 03 ___,_""ToJaJ §,e_l_ling__Expenc.5e,;;.:: s ===~ ::. =- GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Fo_rce Water, Light and Heal Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 98 14 l~ 1~ 13; 50.. 99 ,07 125 .OQ 25 32 12 50 o 91 7· 23 4 80 Total General Expenses -= - --=-- -· '7' T~tal Qgerating ~xp~nses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Est . Taxes Net Income from Operation __ Pei:_Cent of Sales 4 67 133 34 42 47· · ----- 7 ] 0s~ N 60 II . • I 11 Issued _=. ,---=- •==lj§!__!!~- ~_J;~~-1~~ 1 01s oi_:--- ~ _ ,, _ lf/"Accountinl\ Depart ment, Sep 2 Correspondence in relation to this 1.tatement should 10 1 Ji be addressed to the Auditor. Checked b~;r R. 82'.1.L, C �•ff cJ • . ~\.'-. l Comparative Statement of Operations of_ __ __.WQn - e.___ _ _ Stor.._e- ~for the Month of_ __~ _ _ __ _l81-B- - • .I I and for the_ _..,bo..__L--_Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30; 191~ .. . THIS YEAR LAST YEAR . FOR T HE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AceY. No. INC. BLACK Dec. RED .. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR DEC, RED OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department 6M 00 796 10 . 3M 88 2 ,2a 30 486 39 2 786 56 _ao M ,o 9 _ a 431 .la . 4 1oe 59 2 811 tlL .. 3 4.01 00 _ a,• ao . ,o, ·at , GrQSS Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received 6 1111~--• _ M Gft _ 61'1 M 1 393 81 160 85 905 60 1~2 77 1~1 51 ·772, .82 6 380 76 l 063 90 3~3 25 • 4: 316 86 61 ~87 .. i'. 91 ~- 61... 61 78 .. 675 47 • Ji 545 30 '1 S92 91 ' l 347 61 .6 6-.61 •66.~_ l 13 8 61 .. tw2 08 .. tl~ oti:·_ 209 00 ,; 133 39 .. 1 122 26 .. ;l 881 26~ 3·, 7.7 _ 85 l,5 __ _ 9 89,: _ 81 38 ~212 77 123 50 l 203 64 l 416 41 -.-_123 50 l 80a 64 1, ♦i6 ~ - 212-"- 77 _ I 161 10 U __75_ ~•1 a4, Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 1 654 70 •• • • I ol Per Cent of Sales :* . : ..--=- OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, l 50 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repa_irs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses . Total Maintenance 1 l 60 l 50 ao 01 1 32 40 06 40 06 2 '34 - IQ .oa -,. 2 82 42 _40 .. 2 50. M Q:S_ 16 l 66 21• 91 1:-S 05 42'1 :30 20 18 17 88 3 67 6 36 42 67 ..J.\26 20 26 46 31 28 ,.. 1 02 14 1()5 26 .25 3 08 l 25 :, 08 51 38 62 50 112 ?36 ~ - 80'1~1' SELLING EXPENSES, Salesmen and Deliverymen 174 Wrapping Paper and Twine 175 ~ St0re Supplies Advertising 177 • Horses-Feed and Care 178 Stable Supplies :ind Expenses Other Expenses 1 79 _ '(otal SeJling_E?(pe_nses ..--- 201 88 10 88 23H 8 08 1.5 00 173 ~~ j ~ 5 6··_ _9 53 -= - ~ - Gi :_ 6 30 11 39 3 08 I I GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iosurance Other Expenses 112 U 'M O 00 / 100 la 12 fl 12 50 1 oo 240 00 la -60 8 89 ., .f.9 l.f. 23 IS 69 . 40 7 92 • 90 8 M ,o 8 72 - - 210 61 109 1~. ~65 00 ' , 376 13 ?:t ·oo ao 11 12 92 25 oo. 13· 4ro 19 08 40 80 • 16. M ··----- - - - 11 48 11 13 I ~ oo 11 a1 6 11 4~ l'I 44 . l 60 - - 7~ -- - - - _ 74, __\ ~!~~- ~ t.o :O,J'"====-=s~ _t== ' -'--• ~,a· &!~_ J S ,_a5..d Ii J I Total Op~rati~g_Exp_e~ses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (aat1Jate4) Net Income from Operation ·- Pet. Cent of Sales -· ~ - .. ::;---..:=... 669 _01 ;_ ~- 616 .?.i--a_= lP,& 5117 -~------------·-----· 1a.6 66 aa .i .'6- . 4:J. ,..,. .. 2& _108 .. 6 98 a. , 116 •·5 2 : 14 13 .. 102 39 _l._.26(L68 .. ·_ l _.218....9.2__ -.___ 4L~~ : 1 19.8 s1 oo . 63 74 120 '78 ----'- ----------·----- - - a. 9 i~ i 15,4: 191. 49 2.5.. 254 sz . ;: 1 82 54 114 95~ 18 80 235 73 ~ -· - • - I ---·-- �Comparative S tatement of Opera tions of_ • and for th e __. _a..lll__. ___ . S tor e _ _ _ for the Month of Months of the F~cal Year Ending June 30, 191 l e l,1aNe FOR T HE M ONTH ACCT. NO. T H I S YEAR FOR T H E PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST Y EAR Cl!C. THIS YEA R REC L AST Y EAR INC·. B L A CK Cl!C. REC OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 871 )49 :t05- '1 472 71 806 22 2 06I 30 a :1,9 65 2ft af, M 56 a ,02 11 4 118 40 I ID 6'1_... 5 M9 77. ~. 878 65 . 1119 . ... _ M 81_ ~9 .,, 15 937 67 Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit ·°'- Cash Discounts ReceiveclA 1118 626 59 1 081 35 l 799_60 1 677 04 6 386 15 2 145 25 10 31 8& QI . 40 1' 8'7 81 867 10 _ ~8 .201 .71 .. 358 79 _J._ "2 10 ~s 4 _73_ _ l~li 69. .. 363 52 l ?ff? r/9 2 573 50 ~ 005 71 . 465 74 331 51 100 74 1 225 89 -- .567', 79 _-_ - ~50 576 29 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 363 _62 ,. ?77 79 57 6 ~9 Per Cent of Sales o9 OPERATING EXPENSES ~IAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. aod Fix.t's-Depreciation 170 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 1 98 1 98 ~ AA 3 48 J 171 172 20 OI 20 OS 01 25 81 25 39 GO 00 26 3~ 25 39 27 38 2 60_ 93 4@ 29 ~ GO 08 ~ J.Q QI 01 16... SELLING EXPENSES, . -:::- Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses . ---z.-=::--:--::.=-- -- - ·s - 150 00 248 , o 4 29 17 ~2 50 15 74 98 70 13 03 !5 24 25 00 26 2~ 1 25 67? 30 24 4,7 61~ 9Q 48 17 5 08 57 02 97 68 19 33 6 15 76 ;:;e 78 ?5 2 37 Ofj4; 55 .1'.lO_15 _ 118 22 -==:-=.·=r ~-=-- 4:3 00 3 08 GENERAL E X PENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Iosurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses ea 11 i4I '1ft MO 00 i1 00 7 62 7 18 2'0 00 12 '60 J6 &7 • .~o 5 OB 6 69 'ti ' - . ! e : - - -~ 60 55 Bl _ Total Operating Expenses _i~ -~ Op~g. Exps.=Pe/ ce~t of S; le;· Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes 11.1 · . I I PURC HASES -~ ~ • . . . ~Tfme ot, Cheyenn e W yo •,, ' ·• : ' ,-, " .i. f_ a )I_ 414,1 00, as. 47 1 . a, 90 aa 1osr or (1 : f/:)(1~ ~- ~ALCULATIONS YERIFIEO · -v.a- 57 ' O~_ 3.f 519 21 11 13 75 31 191 • . 266 35 196 09 aoe ~ - 502 oe .....-- - - -•~ · •- ---_:__ _·- - --- .. - - ~ J..Ji.__ - - - - - · - - - -.!--!8318' . •~ I asne 16e6 105 21 . - 1,.1 264 68 27. H - - -- - - ------··-- l. i ef__OQ __ _l Jl~Q .0$__ _ 21~ ISl ,., Net Income from Operation ~er Cent of Sales a., -:. __ , . R . ~IO V 6 l 9 1 ...!.L • 81'::t l c I Ompt, 1915 O ,.,. ~ ~ 5J l!..'. ll.\!OL:!-il ,_ll Jlllj~ "' 1 92!! g_2 ~ Cor r ospoodeo~ ;,, relation to thi• otatem eot should be addre s sed to t h e A ud1•tor. perator, F. e. B. NOV 10 \915 .I �Store_ __• _ for the Month of_ ___,Q-O't ........0.... 'baie....r.::....___1'91...li_ Comparative Statement of Operations of_ ____...,...QN_L - -- Pour and for the Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191....6..a. FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH "OCT. ) No. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR DEC. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR RED D11!:C. Rll!:D " OPERATING REVENUES SA.LES, 701 ~6 Charged 2 261 85 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 102 e;, ll 86 316 35 634 10 2 279 00 8 650 00 ll., 43.2 30 114 6~ 50 14:. 770 24 680 56 • 770 24 89 68 2 450 36 .: 19. 7 18 ,4 2 61110 737 85 720 10 652 94 47 62 Allowances and Discounts to Customers M i.: Per Cent of Sales 1 057 95 514 09 2 779 35 2 24& lG 13 291 85 lo 603 20 3 311 35 650 69 .. 11 016 81 1~ 673 21 . 2 656 40 2 929 99 2 275 04 664 95 87 16 11 02 2 52 . 194 ~3 . 18.3 31 665 97 3 124 32 2 458 35 89 68 600 66 Gross Revenue 3 303 ll l 7~ 91 431 36 12 26 28 67 .. a 444 ·04 Cost of Merchandise Sold l Eetimated) Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received & J.iil eEaJ'nl• 8 16 92 386 61 2 901 96 16 41 . 4 181 8~ 3 461 79 1 446 66 Cash ;: 666 97 I ~ 1806 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs _169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 2118 I 74 74 2(.) 02 l 16 81 26 . 4 22 4 22 80 11 l 15 25 39 26 39 ., 2 77 ,, 19 95 101 21 l2'f\ ~B. 2 19 :·.2s 21 242 60 87 83 731 97 917 48 185 51 18 26 9 43 2 54 28 29 57 05 43 73 00 12 28 76 3 61 2 5? 5- 65 16 26 2 35 . 38 7.9 ,, 36 Q~"' Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine 164 67 :.; 82 Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses . Total Selling Expenses 56 3 10 17 61 .. 17 76 SELLING EXPE:NSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 25 00 26 25 1 25 1oi 36 105 00 5 65 3 62 186 62 - 285 10:. 98 48 ~l:J, 02~ l il~ 65 : 208 63 : 85 74 15 91 100 16 • '15& 06 75q 9? 368 12 3 60 8 79 49 00 47 79 2 57 .. ! I ! GENERAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light ~d Heat Stationery and Postage 183 Telephone and Telegrams 184 185 , ' Watching and Janitor Service 186 Insurance 187 Othel' Expenses 180 181 182 101 65 :139 84 11 00 9 46 5 02 7 92 .:: 27~ 89- - 353 2Q,,_ " 500 30 :: 14.5 ,, 674 40- Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales ' Taxes 180 26 5. 2 27 14 . Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales A;/ ✓-a b 163 12 . -,-.- ::_ 16.1 . 95 84. 2.3 25 47. 4.5 70 37 1,. 7 - 3 226 ,06 3 657 03· ·a·· . -.,,~ ~ t(!.--__,,, Ia11ue by Acoountinj\ . epu~ent. Cheyenne. Wyo., '.1ea ~71~ 26 ·12 5 45 31 68 57 7 9.2 . 845 00 52 00 40 64 28 38 I• 87 94 89 03 3 00 ? 15 3 26 5 45 33 95 2 27 7~. .. 74-,. Total General Expenses PURCHASES 240 00 14 50 67 4 45 ·1 •• 1orLi CALClll/\Tl0W~ VERI Fl ED 1 [I' 1 i • 15 n. I.H:t L, Cornpt. Operator. - 71;3_ - 39....:- ~ 1 ~71 !}7,, --1.. 567 35 = -; 174 10 .. - 2 383 30 -1.6 17.9 2 614' ~ ,, 8~ 4~ 75 05 2.9· l 67 82 75 2.a .. - 118 02 42 97 509 84 3.1. 133 48 _ ;: ....,;;; 430 _97 15.1 .6 • 37-6 36 .2.3 12 432 - 18.. 14 786 ~7 ., 3... 72 -~ :: I I 231 1_~ ,, . 2.2 l l ' , 434 79 1 2.5 ' ' 15 46 419 33 2 354 19 Correspondence in relation to this statement 11hould be addressed to the Auditor. F, C. B: DEC '11 1915 t of.C f".,.,.. r-. i i ,9Hl .i, II • I: �Comparative S tatement of Operation s of~ no- ~1ngton _ Store._ _ _ for the Month of Fl ye and for the _Months of the Fiscal Ycar Ending June 30, 191~ FOR T HE PERIOD FOR T HE MONT H ACCT, No. Na,,embe r LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK OEC. REC THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK 01!'.C. Rl!'.0 OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 7'=7 89 248 89 2 744 16 ~ 051 00 1 306 84 oss ao 460 06 2 7~ 50 30 7~ 424: 96 3 164, 80 2 226 75 959 ~ 2 765 80 2 727, 06 Coupons Coal Department 21 05 3 962 98 3 240 97 4 132 90 3 403 06 .. Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Kl li. Earns 13 56 11 380 05 14 145 85 133 57 135 74, 9 69 .. 20 556 18 179 92 17 424 75 2 17 3 131 43 2 .4 94 32 . 637 11 ,. . 10 99 42 61 . 20 60 . ?'12 36 732 61 162 08 .. 14 419 86 16 914 ·18 3 642 00 17 84!· 3 0011 89 214 83 225 82 22 01.. 3 856 83 3 230 71 39 65- 772 36 732 51 39 85 , 3 230 '71 3 856 , 63 .. 62-6 12 - , 18.7 18.6 .2 1806 1808 .3 146 l 45 4 22 2 77 116 102 44 100 13 25 39 2 51 112 01 .. 7~ 86 ,. Gross Profit Cash Discounts Received ' 4U9 00 626 12 Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue r Per Cent of Sales ~ OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1 45 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation 21 18 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 02 21 61 25 39 50 23 13 3 75 .. 23 77 3 25 . 64 20 45 124 34 151 26 26 91 ,_ 157 5'1 2 58 85 33 9 84 889 54 ~o 87 4:4 23 l 160 58 69 ~7 ~2 45 270 84: 50 242 . 90 ;t.2 42 2 33 26 00 25 00 126 38 130 00 3 62 l 096 _6.7 . l 402 30 305 63 " I " l 06 . SELLING EXPENSES, 17 3 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Sapplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses l 83 5 65 38 60 l 78 1 5 65 282 66 " 97 00 ,, 97 43 6 45 559 94 466 55 94 39 l 085 00 89 03 1 50 996 97 60 00 86 13 30 79 64: 50 42 41 36 28 4 50 4.-3 72 4 49 l 777 ~e,. 41 87 l2 66 .. 5 46 2 2:1 12 66 .. l 747 27 r ~o_ 61 ,, 70 75-.. 2.5 2 998 89 .. 3 300 82= 16--1 . 301 93 .. 110 60 2.7 231 82 6- 44 14 ~ 69 GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 182 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses 103· 88 240 00 Total General Expenses 406 81 ,, Total Operating Expenses 615. 59 11 0 0 38 34 5 67 7 92 -# Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sale~ Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes . : 14. 9 156 77 3.8 . 28 67 Net Income from Operation .. Per Cent of Sales 128 10 240 00 12 50 1 77 6 90 7 92 13 40 .. 379 92 ~ 686 34 17.4 46 17 ., 1.1 ., 22 23 '.. 23 ~ ,l .. 3. 1 .. PURc72_s~ €:.?.'d.~pa 36 57 1 23 5 45 39 60 ' 13 40 .. 2Q ~9 :: l M 16 .3, 17.2 556 01 •2. 7 l .3 156 71. 85 13 ,._5 ?Pl 7~ . 15 368 l l 400 30 .. 2• 17 007 68 ., I• 0 t r tm en, Cheyenne, Wyo., ----Deia:u01..te~2,lii~.._,_ _ l O 1~ Correspondence in rel ation to this statement should be addressed to th e A u ditor. cAlctiu,r1n~ vrn1nrn nr-c- ,LJ_ ' <' 1" R. r.~:1 I. ,:;, ..-,. ', r-•:i-~Aor, 1~ F. F . B . OF.~ 24 1915 lj j �Comparative Statement of Operations of . . . . .. - - • .Bi z _ and for the... S~orc_ ·_ . . _ l int• _ _ 191-'i_ Months of the Fiscal Year En~iing June 30, 19L6~ 'i FOR THE MONTH ACCT, THIS YEAR No. .i. _ for the Month oL_ INC . BLACK LAST YEAR OEC. FOR THE PERIOD ii.I Rl!:O THIS YEAR 'I INC. BLA CK LAST YEAR OEC. .I REC :l !· OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received 500 ~ 908 !Sl 3 2'8 l')t) SI 66 4 .,91 25 ., 3 189 14 l 668 11 95 22 89 Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers .. Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales 1 ' ' ' 96 1 6?6 ·95 ~ 4 635 Z6 3 324. 20 784 35 204: 31 358 96 2 584 72 4.: 073 31 M9 65 l"I 366 25 14 648 10 4? 65 171 S9 iM 20 25 02 .. 41'1 91 22 217 00 W1 930 52 316 73 .. 17 659 00 19. 736 59 5 l9S 93 ·4 668 00 10118 3 220 40 i.O ~ 4 . 374 34 2 822 41 l 581 93 '10 15 60 1 868 2Z ~ .2 40· 25 7. 29 . • 247 26 :l.08 72 4 90'7 G6 1 !?l l 15 l '188 59 2 "118 15 27 19 2 713 52 2 17_'? 5~ .. 535 93 4 2Q l 85 :a26 88 20 38 .. 517 40 6 42? 06 6 4:26 0~ I 21.e o3 I• OPERATING EX~ENSES :&IAINTENANGE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 170 171 172 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- 1Jepreciation 3 02 3 02 l 45 'l 24 5 79 2l l & 20 01 114 123 59 120 l~ 3 45 26 39 25 39 2l 18 23 oa 152 50 15 68 55 2T 3S 25 00 2'la 95 J Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance '., I' SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \ \-rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses "I' ' i 181 183 184 185 186 187 'I Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses I ,· 1 002 04 44, 55 44 79 32 98 161 38 l 404 33 362 29 M 92 211 02 35 77 13 8 16 156 26 4 87 394 90,, OQ 32 l 91 2 51 2G 28 l 25 219 07 308 34 89 27 I 1 315 74 1 710 GG 96 '73 97 93 240 00 1. 20 656 G7 l 235 ·97 71 00 96 16 565 40 9S: 19 l 325 00 89 03 98 49 59 68 3 81 2 . 148 ?~ 49 '19 :. 34i 1~ . 2 l,Bj ~0 5 06 2. 27 34: 16:. 4Q. J)5,I 3 .60~ 98 4 _074 62 56 08 4 40 7 9t 7 92 21 5..0 46 Q6 68 .. ;1.1 21 50. , 71 46 611 Ot 718 10 12.e l 065 86 l'l.7 794 58 162 6). 11 ~-9 fl 271 3S .., ()$ 10.1 l 6l. JJ~ '194 14t . 242 69 83i l OIi 11. , 1 \_ l ?.!? 6& 18•.2 . 1 88'1 52 ·-_ '::,_ ! a.6 • 16.2 lGeS 1 297 68 1 350. 5ft 11_: -;2 1 us: 96 a._L . a!•.~o· 32 1• ,_. , .,,.. 2 33 46!-lt ~ \ .1 .. 52 86; .4 • .: 1~ 62 .. 1196 44 4-ll 72 ~~- f-~r~:!. :~;·:!.8896 :20 l 607 43. " ,· ''--J (~, \ -, •·•• • l--.... ·1 ... • .,,. ). • . • '• ) • •-• • a oo· 79 00 35 67 5 66 47 52 442 33 I ~ 3 50 WIO 07 ,l .. ·14 50 ! O 03 5 08 11 22.2 fJ ~~-Z~ CALC\IL/\i\<W:": VERIFIED F!°H 3 10 16 [l, BEU, Co::i~t. Opc,a\or. l 06 28 79. 24 82 i40 00 11 00 .I Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxe5 (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PUBCBASBS_ 91 45 2 83 21 51 1'14 28 -l GENERAl. EXPENSES, 180 10 85 2 4'1 20 46 145 49 ..,I 1·0 • • Q8 "· .. .... \ _ •. . ., - •. . , ( _. r r . :-ta: • , , • ' _ IJ f 1 • •• • . .. ,. - - • 1:-- ~- : , , ;· '.: ; ....\ l ' ' l · • · / . .'· ~ t - ... ....."' 1·: . ..~.... I: ..._:~; . :~..... , .s.,-w • I: .... i .:. . , t .... -..: . .•. •... >,_ _.,.· : .-...1~:.:::=i.~ .rJ..' C v' r ,:··c-_.i· • . ,: I 1 �_ _ _ .S tore Comparative Statement of Operations of_ - - -191..:_EL ~ and for the_-13..on~n~ - 1 Months of the Fis.c al Ycar Ending June 30, 191..6._ l 10-14-500 r FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. 0 No. THIS YEAR LA ST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. ReD THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK . DEC. RED OPERA.TING REVENUES • SALES, s1e u3 Cash 933 20 [:}61 60 3 280 00 2 910 35 Charged Coupons 13 52 Coal Department Gross Sales 4 029 83 Cost of Merchandise Sold 3 986 1~ Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts .Received 11 •· 843 70 70 Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers I " 578 18 844 40 . ·- 3 863 65 3 092 19 771 36 1 38 ~5 571 70 369 65 3 940 03 5 00(>" 51 17 928·10 171 39 ,. 1.3 52 966 28 893 94 72 34 27 ~6 p3 2kti5~ 5 413 53 2 946 22 20 2'76 60 2 34:8 50 - 157 72 . 13 67 28 794 O? • ~~ 828 78 6 965 29 60 15 15 50 15 822 06 22 34 5 r/62 OG 4 so 277 03 6 247 12 · 65 3 lO 24'1=1m 1 ~72 70 2 OGO 29 1 747 2~ 1 283 65 4.-63 59 · 1 70 '29 77 495 06 Gross Revenue 044 40 822 06 22 3~ 5 762 06 6 24'112 49~ 06~ Per Cent of Sales 17.6 21.3 3p8 21 o3 21.7 o4 .. 1 45 7 24 5 79 144- 74 l~O 16 4 68 25 39 25 39 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE• 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 • Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- l>epreci~tion 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance ,. I,, I I' 1• • -- 2115 20 02 11 25_ l l3 11 .26 ~ 32 40 20 02 12 30 , 177 89 31 7.0 21,. pl 19~- 3Q 10 19 16 41 152 60 245 10 18 30 l 92 92 60 ·5 26 60 13 12 l 1£14 54 49 81 l GJ!.9 ~..3 98 70 454 89 46 811 25 00 26 26 1 25 45 39 32 98 176 38 182 50 1 ~5 8 16 -6 12 183 36 291 55 108 ~9 ,. l ~99 j.9 2 002 29 503. 19,, 98 8.5 93 57 127 60 14, 50 5 28 765 52 2 60 1 360 97 82 00 S57 05 1 452 GO 98 47 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Dt!liverymen \'\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies an<l Expenses Other Expenses _ Total Selling Expenses l 32 24 82 48 89 ,. GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 , 181 182 183 184 185 , 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water. Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 125 00 11 00 16· 31 6 ·44 4 65 21 97 7 92 7 92 -- ~70 17 4 40 3 50 : 5 66 · 2 04 i' 4 ss : ~f~ 9() - - ·-·- Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) !':et Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 1 ii 112 47 42 31 • MAA 3 1916 ¾ 08 l 77' 10 21 1 55 44 . 57 '11 2.1.:: , 2 ·41a <;2 .~; 4159 6~ -i 0~5 ~-l . 4 656 .lP. ].6.,;.t _ 15,~. 1. 656 15 ·_ $.l ~l.l ~5 F. P . B . 120 ~6 11 50 7 99 10 21 11 91 53 93 50 34 16 l 590 97 5.5 · -- i 77 ;i'l . 2 27 1 34 16 40 64~ . :.: 560 2.4 ,, lo 65 18 - -·~- ~ 33 88 ., 3 1 30 ·1 444 90 1 413 $0 -?•3 4e9 , i .. ,.22 714: 32 2~-'_45'1 50 256 82 �Comp arative Sta teme nt o f Operations of__ _ _ S'ano _______.Stor e ___ _ __ fo r t he Mon th of_ __~~brua.=ey ""--- - 191.JL... and for th e_ ---EighL.........._ _Mon ths of the Fiscal Year E nding J une 30, 191- ~IO-l•l-600 ;; FO R T H E PERIOD FOR THE M ONTH ACCT. NO. THI S YEAR LAST YEAR INC . B l.ACK CEC. REC T HIS Y E AR L AST YEAR INC. B l.ACK C E C. REC OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales MiseeUaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 625 70 559 06 802 94 3 229 50 3 144 75 4 652 30 15 tJ9 B 992 59 308 25 4 500 69 3~ 16 554 09 5 869 45 00 75 . 2115? 60 13 89 171 39 659 ?l 31· 699 13 578 i:ll 25 048 99 81 04 6 650 l~ ~ 05 55 3 264 th? 1 438 55 2 614 9S 23 421 35 . 2 263 76 171 60 52 786 60 5 20 21 1 087 53 675 21 412 32 115 5 959 2~ 25 724 20 7 062 46 3 751 ·12 90l 18 3 17~ 45 95 40 902 13 820 54 81 59 6 G54 19 7 057 66 413 47 902 13 820 54 81 59 6 65~ 19 • 7 06'1- 66 413 47,, 50 12 38 l 96 7 Z6 5 41 2115 20 02 1 13 165 89 160 1.8 25 39 25 39 B20 14 .. 19.-4 Per Cent of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures- Repairs 169 'h Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-·Depreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance I ,I 39 80 207 64. 8 10 29 75 2 0 ;J.4 148 23 235 00 6 08 9 17 86 77 3 09 l 342 77 55 09 50 2 35 l 85 45 89 32 98 5 71 21 51 18 29 214 44. 6 80 1 aat1 4o 541 66 107 87 49 l ~ 51 98 8 16 SELLING EXPENSES, 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \'\"rappins Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Fet:d and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellirig Expenses 3 30 25 00 26 25 1 25 201 se 24 82 208 75 _ 179 81 2'12 77 92 96, l 678 91 2 ~75 06 596 15 : 2 94 853 77 l 600 97 i o1 41 91 63 149 99 752 36 l 692 GO 106 00 127 33 47 64 49 4,7 7 37 GBNEBA:L EXPENSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery aod Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Ot_h er Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :Set Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales 98 25 95 31 240 00 240 00 11 00 12 60 6 87 37 52 5 33 5 39 l 50 93 00 30 65 06 10 21 !: 7 92 7 92 400 02 567 ~9 609 58 13.l, 292 55 660 90 l,6. 5 _ 34 16 32 031, 2 818 ~4 2 8g7 5g 3114.. 8 .61 ~ .51 32 .. 3 o4. ,. 4 ?05 49 l4o~ l ~.948 70 5 317 .(lp 611 . 5.§ ,, f t• 262 21 5. 6 2.6 lQ 133 46 a .3 4 ·1e .. 128 ?°5: 2.3 .. 3 994 39 2 552 74 30 34 2 27 65 63 132 ~l ...o 1 83 10 21 63 36 159 64 6. 3 13 00 22 66 6. 1 2¾1 59 1s ..2 l 750 61 5.3 _ l,o 3 .. 198 09 ..8. 38 CM., l 707 11 5~4 203 55 l 54-'7 06 4 o7 160 05 l .44! 651: 26 708 71 25 010 24 l 698 ~- 47 o'7 ., �• ~.r-n::an DU- WWW • ~ ~ C~mi,<t.m-vcista'tem'e nt of Operations of_ _ftm . 0_ _ __ _ _Store_ _ __,__ _ for the Month of_ _~ ])._, ___ _191,_EL and for the_ _J ino-_ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191-.6.£_ IO-H-500 ----- - -- - - ,. FOR THE PERIOD - - - - -----====~ FOR THE MONTH ' ACCT'. No. THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. ReD LAST YEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK D EC. RED I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, 858 81 576 65 Charged 1 244 06 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 2 953 40 372 06 Z 155 75 18 70 6 056 27 4 125 16 Cost of Merchandise Sold 4: 127 19 929 08 60 3 248 74 93i 1i i' 878 45 876 42 52 6G 1 80 20 929 68 8"17 .22 52 4:G 7 583 s,., 7 944 88 929 6_8 877 22 52 46 7 503 67 7 944 8~ 18 .. 4 21.2 2000 2lo5 l 95 7 36 5 41 186 30 180 20 25 39 25 59 Cash Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total 280 16 5 359 50 7 113 51 872 00 ~02 35. G 517 s9 · 1158 39 3 626 53 3 4.-06 98 2 "468 10 18. 91 ... 24: 111 00 26 57'7 10 1171 3$ 190 30 36 755 40 36 911 82 29 176 18 28 972 94 7 579 22 7 938 88 4 65 6 00 18 '10 •• - 156 42 203 24 359 66 1 35 361 01 Allowaucesand Discounts to Customers ;I Gross Revenue P!:lr Gent g! Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- -lJepreciation , Vehicles and Harness H orses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 170 I 171 172 20 41 39 20 02 6 .10 l 28 21 69 61 8§ Bl 88 qQ 58 60 19 'll 08 229 3~ 83 ;37 296 32. 42 29 66 9~ 152 50 260 50 15 35 108 00 6 53 70 , 2 26 l 495 27 65 71 2 14.4 93 649 '66 123 22 46 59 32 98 226 38 49 19 51 51 2 60 5 90 7 37 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-1 175 176 177 1 178 179 Salesmen aud Deliverymen \\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies a·n d Expenses Other Expenses Tola! Selling ~xp_enses_ 9 82 70 2 26 25 00 25 00 • ·I 30~ 11 GRNEBAL E .X PENSES, 180 I 181 182 183 184 185 186 1S7 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone an<l Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expeuses 95 '75 240 00 Total Genei:al Expenses '9_7_7 4:5 J.:e~ Cent !l_f Sales 2 576 l.7 71i 2_4:_: l 101 43 91 G3 11 95 73 02 1, 949 52 240 00 I 1 a,.1,0 9r1 12 50 G 55 l 50 11 11 06 104 00 848 09 1 932 60 118 50 5 17 167 60 4 92 133 88 2 rs: • 33 72 52 81 54 39 • l 58 7 92 7 92 11 00 17 61 01 10 21 'll 28 ··- r . - ~87. t~ 7S?.' Yl 342 52 _ 6~8 124 61 11. 6 '.!,~ • ~ _ 16_5 45 L _5 _?-.~~ -:..~ t? . -- 6 06~ (i6 _ -6 ._6- [ 14...4_ __ - · l 6.o4 ·ai7 91 1· 2 2 91 22 l 875 22 __ 3 ._8· - ~ .•i_ _5_o_l . 1 ~ .Q_ 2.5 ~i _- _l,3 _:5~ _ .253 3~ 99 27 231 45J' .2 037 85 1i 89 :.. 330 12 2.4 _, PURCHASES - . 4 ...1 228 Q9 .1 646 33 5.5. 3 -701 _4:t ___.J!~~ Q_!}----- __?~ 510 08 - - -~- -- - .:::'~ 4~5 -"':- 14 50 . 10 21 73 55 • 34 16 ~-191{_it 9- 83 L. 3_.~l.;16 39 ~ Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-~er Cent of Sales ~et He\·enue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation- 27 08 233 75 2~ _.711 -. ~6 _ ~- --~- 2 .?.7 ; 34 .16 _ .-.:-1 ,·22. '. • Y/"/J_ gl ·;, 2 .oQ I h 416 00 _ ___l . l ._ '._ ;a-1.. 5Q .. 3 91 50 1-..0 •·· V98 42 - - f: • �- , , r .. - B !. FEfi.i••~ . co'~Uve~Wient of Operations of~ ~-- ____ Storc _ _ ~ ___for the Mo!1th of____.A,F-11 ...___191_~ . . and for the,_ __.., f_An__ ___ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 191,~ 10-1<1-r,oo FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No, THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. EILACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC, RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 75~ 25 l lfol• 6'7 Coupons Coal Department 3 171,15 Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales I! C 'I 1~2 63 1 020 as 4 259 87 2 356 50 4 095 13 1 011 84 41 862 37 4 J.'12 04- 3 317 16 954 88 .. 33 348 22 931! 93 777 97 40 156 96 8 514 15 40 4 G5 G 40 1 75 934 93 778 37 156 56 8 518 80 8 723 25 204 45 ~4 93 7'18 37 UJG 56 8' 510 80 8 ?23 2._5 . 204 45 18.3 19.0 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allow:mcesand Discounts to Customers 6 113 75 8 2g5 08 4 035 21 29 618 65 ~10 46 41 006 95 3~ 290. 10 a 716 as s ios 97 Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales 129 61 772 89 621 74 408 68 3 041. 55 20 lG 129 60 2? 2e2 15 20 16 .. . 171 39 ·59 O? .. 855 42 l Q58 12 .. ·202 70 lo OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 13 05 l 45 11 60 15 00 8 81 6 19 169 170 ,: 171 172 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-!Jeprcciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 41 20 02 39 206' '71 200 22 20 3~ 6 '19 ·.25 39 66 66 6~ 67 ,. 41 08 262 79 150 03 3(M. 45 108 95 33 46 66 66 88 l3 8"1 09 2 37 1 648 90 2 386 65 7 7G 240 72 10 13 73 47 2 21 736 75 · 59 .ae 60 2 71 133 35 47 09 u l ~l G6 , SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17 I, 175 176 177 178 179 1.00 G3 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Ad,·crtising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 51 90 4 81 32 98 27 08 2Sl.38 258 '15 5 90 7 37 -25 00 25 00 186 89 ?.:18 66 91 67 2 063 82 2 856 "13 802 91 • • .J 114 17 92 75 . 21 42 125 00 125 00 1 063 69 1 965. 97 940 84 2 057 90 122 85 91 63 17 00 46 35 ' GENERAL EXPENSES, 181 181 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone anrl Telegrams Watching and Janitor Sen·ice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 11 00 37 24 5 49 !. Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :-.;et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) :-.et Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales a B'O 13 50 24 61 5 71 l2 63 22 7 92 20 83 7 92 321 6~ 269 49 20 .83 .. 52 16 ,, 54~ OQ / 636 18 .94 18,, ~0 . 6 392 93 l !?. 5 142 19 ~:.9 .. 7~? 250 74 ~... 6 4.2 16 27° 376 56 1 91 ,., 140 28 3 ... 4 749 40 / 2 860 65 · 14 ~6 ;. 236 38 llay~o _ _ _ __, 101_§_!. 4.0 _ 116 00 204 84 58 30 10 21 '19 20 20 83 3 518 04 5. 834 55 · 13. 9 2684 15 6. 4 269 66 2 414 49 5.7 132 00 158 49 60 10 1 ao 10 21 81 47 34 16 2 27. 1~ 33 .. 53 31? ,, ~; '705 84 87.l 19 ·2:.5 _ 66 6 74 --- 3 464 66 16.4 2 017 41 • 11 ~. 9 1.5 .. 230 80 1 ?80 61 4a4 -~8 85 .. f,27 88 1. 3 _ �•~ -"""' r.lMI Compa~ffll1mt of Operations of~ a n d f o r t h e_ _ O- _Els7en _ __ Store _ ______ for the Month of_ J.7-1-.Y...__ _ _ _191-'L _ M o n t h s o f t h e F i s c a l Y c a r E n d i n g J u n e 30, 191- - 6 .J • 10-14-r,OO FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC, RED r. l: OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Charged 1 ~OS 42 687 16 ~20 74 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales 3 001 65 2 876 75 767 34: Cash 70 18 987 66 124. 80 19 95 5 871 09 7 929 79 4 455 95 9 703 50 30 283 70 32 .e,95 ~o 171 39 2ZO i l 47 029 68 45 011 55 37 598 75 ~ 5 514: ~o 9 430 93 9 497 15 6 20 7 05 958 !70 5· ;?,l};/7, 55 2 211 70 59 02.. 2 018 13 1,9 95 4 004:' 60 3 22~ 30 "/80 30 1162 71 1 026 23 66 90 918 33 780 95 137 30 9 437 13 9 504 20 67 07 Gross Revenue 918 -33 78Q 95 137 38 9 437 l3 9 504 20 67 07., Per Cent of Sales r,.e 19. ~ 20. 1 21. 1 5 167 31 .4 250 _53 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales 916 78 l 65 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Aliowancesand Discounts to Customers 136 48 2 08~ :J~. ~6 22 85 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE• 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- lJepreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance :, 3 34 3"/ 2 97 18 34 9 18 9 16 20 41 66 20 02 6 60 39 5 94 227 12 66 220 "24: 6 88 31 99 31 33 18. l ~ 42 66 66 66 4:8 51 59 23 216 69 157 46 93 65 51 09 ,. 305 35 478 10 172 "/5., 155 10 8 01 242 50 13 57 87 40 2 620 15 14:6 92 8~4, 15 50 3 60 1. 804 00 81 48 47 59 55 50 27 00 283 75 7 91 3 141 40 898 97, l 170 75 2 205 97 lZ6 00 l 03'7 67 2 297 60 145 50 133 08 220 97 176 57 63 87 10 29 66 17 4.-4 40 2 30 87 12 20 83 89 39 35 16 . 14 33 3 90q . 80 / 3. 8i 8 0$ 57 74,: SELLING EXPENSES, 178 174 176 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 5 56 3 10 32 98 :: 25 00 25 00 188 61 284 67 96 06 107 06 240 .00 11 00 16 13 96 83 240 00 10 ~3 13 50 5 57 6 07 2 50 1 95 . 50 08 276 38 65 445 90 7 37 GENERAL EXPENSES, I 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :-:et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES ~ ij,-,/;6 18 08 08 7 92 7 92 1 00 1 00 .. 387 16 / ' 383 40 4 36 " 618 9~ 76l 7~ 19.Q . 19 23 142 79.. " ~ .4?~ 5Q 7.0 280 17 -!:1 5·. 3 13.7 2 983 55 6.04 11 47 268 70 5.1 . .. 2ez 1-4 2 700 11/ . 5.1 ~- 0 299 40 5.8 13 79 v 2 31 285 6.2 5.,5 16 92 4. ~8 65 / .4 2 614 16 l 524 49 38 3% 91 63 19 ·50 10 29 2 27· • 7 467 56 1606 , 1 013 .~8:; 2.9 :. 2 036 84 946 91 4. 5 233 11 50 33.. 1.9 .. 896 58 803 53 l.o .. 4.1 ~ 34 .1 86 48 ~. 4 208 65 .,:s,t ;.tLl..:.U SA. Ci<. OY . • ••• • ... o- ... :-it ~••• ~ .. . , CALLED OAOK TG . • • ~'t?A-.......... �/" ' ... . ' .• Comparative Statement of Operations ot...-1'.0llil, -17ASH.. _ store_ _ _for th e Mo n t h o f_ ~JONE c.-=a=•L...---_191-fi.._ _ and for the __ ~e.ly..e___ _Months of the Fiscal Year E n ding J une 30, 19L.6..... IO•l -1-f,00 FOR TH E P E R I O D FOR THE M O NTH ACCT. TH I S YEAR NO. INC. BL•ACK LAST YEAR DEC , THIS YEAR RED LAST YEAR INC. B l.ACK DEC . RED :: OPERATING REVENUES SALES , 793 67 Cash 3 055 40 450 4A 2 802 10 5 113 99 3 862 87 2 505 67 2 608 32 2 176 98 l 685 89 50 1 264 9.2 Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales " Per Cent of Sales 7~9 63 6 062 03 84 Y/5 3 269 25 2 413 04 11 18-3 04 7 45 856 21 1 05 7 664 76 J. 958 40 12 039 25 40 10 6 70 2 608 82 l 686 29 922 63 12 045 95 11 190 49 855 4G 608 02 1 686 29 922 53 12 045 95 11190 49 855 46 51. 0 43.7 7 o3 23ol 22 .. 9 42 18 3.4 9 18 9 16 240 28 5 90 31 33 2 Gross Revenue 25 r/3 8 4:14 39 4 906 39 814 48 10 968 42 33 339 10 35 297 50 253 30 256 14 171 39 25 73 .. 125112 52 143 6'1 48 874 42 328 69 ~ 4:0 104 42 37 691 ~18 209 07 922 4.5 Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers 584: 60 OPERATING EXPENSES M A I N T E N AN CE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-- l>epreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 20 06 20 04 02 247 18 6G 41 29 .''11 92 3 0 63 30 61 100 52 28$ 61 366 70 57.0 06 188 09 203 36 l 955 45 91 05 2 868 15 912 70 156 9? 65 92 48 02 36 88 12 57 301 38 60 59 27 08 308 75 &l 35 91 96 Salesmen and Deliverymen \\"rapping Paper and Twine 151 45 9 57 240 00 10 05 Store Supplies Ad,•ertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplie::s and Expenses Other Expenses Total SeJling Expenses 4.-3 3 90 25 00 5 09 25 00 190 35 280 i 4 89 79 .; 2 432 78 3 4:21 54 988 7{ 107 74 92 53 15 21 l 278 49 1 130 20 148 29 242 60 240 00 13 50 5 87 2 60 2 44B 57 2 ~37 60 89 03 11 00 14 92 2 50 137 00 22 OQ 9 05 5 , 41 6 76 i 36 235 89 69 28 159 00 182 44 72 93 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-! l T5 176 177 178 179 31 99 tt 80 55 48 4 66 3 90 9 so 7 3'1 Iii GENERA L EXP ENSES , 180 181 182 183 18-1 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone ancl Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Rc,·enue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales TaxC!S (Estimated) :Set Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales l Q 29. 7 92 389 59 •· 641 29 12.5 l 967 53 3~.a 7 92 .. --·- ... 366 58 23 01 ,, 738 68_ 1~.1 .. 947 61 24~6__ iJ. 43 . l 962 10 ], 0~ 946 53 ~8. 4 24·, 5 " 2 157 29 2 190 04 3 55 10 2~ 2 27 , 4 295 39 97 31 _;3.§_J.§.. 4 214 64 -ecf 75- 97 39 u 7 094 87 8 20,? 2~ l 111 37_ . . 606 . ., l 3 o_S 4 951 08 16~8_ 3.2 2 984 .25 :·1 966 83 95 04 2Q ~ 1 019 92 I ~..T 9. ... · --~~ '.. 9.5 6.~l ,_ . 2 88 _87 234 .19 4 66l 21 2 750 06 14 33 _3,.4 st. 68 -< 8. 9 5. 6 l 912 15 , 3.3 3~ • 75 :· 40 - 552 42 36 576 52 4 175 90 • l 015'57 ~ .9 . ~ .191...2..!_ 53 45 :, I �for the Month of.__ __.nt_J._y_. ____191 !>_ _ Comparative Statement of Operations oL---1'J!IZIO_ - ·· - - - - Store__ ____ and for the_ _O~ =----- Mont.hs of the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 19LL 10-u.r,oo FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR L.AST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. THIS YEAR RED L.AST YEAR ll'IC. BLACK DIEC. RED ll OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash Charged 789 29 l Coupons Coal Department ~ Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold 5 4 Gross Profit from Sales Mis~cllaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue ::35 23 982 ~5 106 97 207 76 899 22 "/59 85 427 94 l 093 55 30 84 3 112 18 2 526 83 29 'l-4 907 29 1 083 90 30 84: l 994 79 l 680 92 313 87 80 585 35 45 900 02 586 80 314 22 900 02 585 80 314 2~ 36 18.8 Per Cent of Sales I OPERATING E XPENSES I MAINTENANCE, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1 43 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's- Uepreciation 20 ·59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Toto.I Maintenance 1 43 20 04 55 I 25 75 47 77 2 34 22 38 23 41 H 26 39 j; 168 87 7 20 225 44 9 80 D6 57 2 52 64 1~ 43 10 79 25 00 26 38 l 38 201 ?9 281 05 79 26 95 '15 98 14 2 39 125 00 11 13 6 55 136 13 13 50 26 3.2 7 23 7 92 7 92 296 98 288 24 8 74 ;: 546 54 10."1 353 4 8 6.9. 28 84 591 6'1 19. 5 87 45 l3 .. . 8,.3 .. U9 35 36 60 42 47 7 7§ /3 / SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17·1 li6 176 17i 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Slore Supplies Ad,·ertising Horst.'S-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses GBNBBAL EXPENSES, lbO 181 18:l 188 l&l 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Sen•ice Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses 11 00 50 76 Total Opernting Expenses Oprg. E>.ps.-Per Cent of Sales :-/ct Revenue {Excluding Taxes) Per Cent uf Sales Taxes (Estimated) !'\et lncom~ from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES 324 64 .6.4 3 752- 4~ 2 569 87 2 50 .25 44 68 367 1 1 H D.JP.u:.i $U?1' 1 , • ,. •• •'- ~ rn:::...m~!rIT, .. -~ :.'"',1 Yr:;r;•. P::ms. c.; CoI<1'J.•1lOT,r,1 :l?, l �Comparative Statement of OpeHtions of_---. r . ._ _ __ and for the Store_ - - ~ for the Month of_._ A ~.•= t=•--- 191..!>_ _,T=wo,.___ __ Months of the Fiscal Ycar Ending June 30, 191....!_ UJ..t,1-500 :: FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. THIS YEAR No. IHC. BLACK LAST YEAR Dl!:C, THIS YEAR Rl!:D INC. BLACI< LAST YEAR DEC. l'IED OPERATING REVENUES SALESa Cash Charged Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowancesand Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue 682 . 6? 634 00 l 449 ~2 3 150 10 3M 88 2 423 30 5 282 19 l 171 96 48 67 l 104 64 2 784 65 1 395 85 772 82 ~ 316 85 61 78 7.0 11 2 011 83 1 815 70 726 80 30 94 5 132 55 30 94 l 849 O? l o 389 lG 6 545 30 3 043 86 4 393 4"1 808 '72 3 4a3 12 2 815 68 61,7 44 l 577 79 .. 2'11 28 S 342 51 l 202 79 3 258 71 . 60 40 20 8 601 .22 l 78'1 94 · 140 85 55 809 32 61'1 84 271 48 l 709 34 l 203 61! 585 70 889 32 61? 04 271 48 l 789 S"3 l ~03 64 585 70 18.0 lo 2 Per Cent of Sales 61 78 585 15 18.4 OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 1 26 2 69 57 41 18 10 32 .. 36 07 20 02 12 15 79 9~ 156 55 201 86 45 31 325 42 427 30 9 '74 10 38 23 24 64: 17 02 2 18 .20 18 1 21 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-l>epreciation 20 59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Total Maintenance 10 32 32 l 'I 20 02 2 69 l 12 40 06 33 73 3'1 54 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17-1 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper aod Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses- Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selli~g Expenses 1 54 21 70 42 67 3 08 61 39 3 08 26 00 3 08 268 56 70 73 112 63 240 00 3 89 11 00 1'1 04 6 57 13 50 2 50 229 68 365 00 22 00 6 39 6 69 .11 65 88 67 80 13 12 40 40 7 92 7 92 i5 84 398 95 385 43 . • · 6'13 6'1 923 95 11. a 669 01 r 25 00 50 00 101 88 3 16 40 4 9 3 08 1 38 149 99 " GENERAL EXPENSES, 180 181 162 183 184 185 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery aod Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Pcr Cent of Sales :-:et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PURCHASES 116 42 240 00 45 06 4 l 188 oo 19. 5 5117 7.7 316 54 · 12 31 ~., 14 .. 601 34 .5~~ 253 06· 78 31 14 83 .. 331 37 • 560, 19· 265 37 5. o ,.s 5 234 85 .11. 4 .4115 210 67 19 01 37G 13 11 1 3 5 00 37 09 20 40 27 00 30 71 ;J.2 92 40 39 77 :• 72 68 ,7o9 .. 658 ~-- 1 260 6~ 19 o3 57 04 22 59 680 97 • 6.3 74 120 7 8 5.4 ~ 352 6'1 1 882 l,8 8 ~5 922 64 3 064 73 -To Pn.ElsIDENT. · -Y.. ~O VIOE. Pr..m. & CoNTROLDER, I 'r.L'o V ICE. PRES, & QEN'L. :MGR. 1-J \ ,~ 'fo· A S~S'!'.A N'..• (;;~NF..nAL l ifANAGj:z 1"'\ ' l'o GENERAL SO?a-uN•rri:NDEN'l'. 'l'o PUROI:IASING AGJilN".l'. , 0, ' To SUPErUNTENDEN'l' oF Stl'On:mif • \ '!' 1) J.f TNill•SilPBRINTENDENT S. v , ., , I .. ---.,ff f I �Comparative Statement of Opera~ions of._ ____!'OlfO .· · _·_ Store_ -- -·-- ·· for·thc Month o f SEP.l!EI.IB~ . 191~ and for the_ Three______ Months of the F iscal Year Ending June 30, 19L..7.1t. IQ..1-1-000 ACCT, N o, T HIS YEAR L.AST YEAR .. l' FOR THE P E RIOD FOR T HE M ONTH INC, BLACK DEC. T H IS Y EAR RED INC. B l.ACK L A ST YEAR OEC, RED OPERATING REVENUES SA.LES, 800 29 3 009 05 Cash Charged 153'129 Coupons Coal Department Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowancesand Discounts to Customers Gross Revenue Per Cent of Sales 105 75 · 394 54 804 22 2 204 83 2 058 30 24 24 534 01 24 24 2 04112 2 2'l2 26 5 793 70 7 666 812: 1 799 60 l -577 04 6 386 15 06 02 9 847 81 /1.:72. 65 ~ 216 66 l 281 G9 332 34 55 2 694 18 8 07112 l 776 69 2 20 1 10 86 02 5 884 98 4- 967 49 917 49 110 674 .16 332 89 2 696 38 1 777 79 918 59 907 04 574 15 332 89,. 2 696 38 1 777 79 918 59 1'1. 17.4 5 343 G3 3 302 51 4 437 39 906 24 80 2 728 61 573 90 25 907 04 15 732 79 1 708 78.. 13 '038 61 l7ol OPE RA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 62 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-l>epreciation 170 171 172 Vehicles and H arness H orses-Renewals O~her Expenses Total Maintenance 20 59 20 02 15 00 G2 3 31 67 61 77 GO 08 l 69 15 00 51 07 2 ~4 48 73 16 19 . ll9 16 62 42 53 73 3 31 36 21 20 02 155 80 8 92 150 00 5 80 481 22 fi'77 30 96 08 4 29 50 4 63 50 26 00 25 94 2 18 24 4 7 43 17 40 99 25 00 3 08 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 17•1: 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen \!\'rapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies A.d"ertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Selling Expenses 25 00 = l 47 25 00 25 00 75 00 76 38 21 92 1 38 214, 72 17? 79 609 34 • 724 'l-0 115 06 118 29 2.0 00 11 00 143 74 UO 00 34'1 97 605 00 · 33 00 35~ 41 GENERAL E XPE NSES, 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 I Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone an<l Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales :Set Revenue (Excluding Tax~s) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales S 3 7. r: 'I 86 l 19 5 05 7 92 83 28 21 49 616 13 38 0038 33 6 44 11 13 5 00 44 95 20 10 1 39 5 45 5 45 23 76 23 71!, .. 401 06 ~ 51 21 45 :: 1:: 114 50 1 .,,.Q96 18· 18 32 . 651 99 12.2 Gai? 32 29 6'1 ,, 1 -.~-~ 00 43 01 18.8 6 06 .. 255 ()6 48 17 1 83,9 99 l l e7 303 22 856 3.9 5•ci4 19:al 105 21 961 60 2~ 79 231 26 _2, 14 75 31 _ 3 36 .. 64 94 196 09 ~o as 25 94 . 987 54 9 206 12· 5 608 -3G ,.e 4.3 P URCHASES 5 82'1 21 ~'?,J.£.f?~ Auditor's OUice, Cheyenne , Wyo.,. :"I 5 05 7 92 j ,I 11 00 'I 62 7 18 11$ 4 8 25 45 F. P, BRISCOE OCT 2 t l9t6 306 5'1 791 45 7.4 5. 3 283 58 2 543 63 �r Comparative Statement of Operations of__ S'ai9._..:_ __ ____ Sto~e __ - -- ·- •..for the Month of~ . and for the_._~ _ •~o~- ~•=r --•'----1916.__ _:_ Months of the Fiscal Year F.nding June 30, 191 ?. 10-H-r.OO FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH ACCT. THIS YEAR No. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS YEAR RED LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash l 2?15 05 Charged 1 098 72 a 859 oo Coupons Coal Department Gross Sa,les Cost of Merchandise Sold 5 233 62 .. 4 31'1 66 Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings Cash Discounts Received Total Allowances and Discounts to Customers r. Gross Revenue •· r. ✓ r: Per Cent of Sales 2 245 1€:> 8 279 00 a 653 oo 1.. 302 l~ 11 613 42 15 291 85 3 444 04 l 789 68 20 966 41 2 '/63 _. § _ • • l 555 83 .. 17 356 27 10 834 95. ? 614 56 446 66 '101 96 829 49 396 76 .3 .547 30 2 267 ...85 692 00 !0 626 6.9 88 6'1 28 67 .. 915 96 l 20 G80 21 6 892 42 114 69 l 873 69 114 69 Gdi21 ·32 ... - . ' 3 610 14 2 i56 90 l 153 24 35 235 75 85 • 3 40 1 46 1 95 91'116 680 55 236 GO 3 613 5~ 2 458 3.5 l 155 19 tl? 16 680 56 236 60 .. - 3 613 M 1 155 19 , _ 1'1.6 1"108 lo3 .. 22 65 22 65 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANGB, 168 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 1914 169 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-lJepreciation ao 59 170 171 172 Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Expenses Totai Maintenance 82 36 59 1 10 0126 1'7 61 17 61 en. 01 39 93 88 '19 114 ,. 156 08 157 50 16& 6? 8 311 3 82 2 83 4 55 731 9'f 28 29 ~ "15 5 66 101 38 31 12 . 54 87 SELLING EXPENSES, 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 Salesmen and Deliverymen Wrapping Paper and Twine Store Supplies Advertising Horses-Feed and Care Stable Supplies and Expenses Other Expenses Total Sellirig Expenses a6 00 : 26 00 638 72 34 31 a 10 26 00 l OO 00 ·190 8'1 186 62 800 21 911 02 110 81 '" 6'7 88 1()1 65 139 8' -116 85 732 50 44 00 120 43 456 06 40 21 '155 91 4:9 00 23 47 5 00 47 o/9 '12 64 28 24 25 12 3 12 56 2 67 56 2 57 93 25 G 02 41 55 19 35 1 38 GENERAL EXPENSES, 181 182 183 184 186 186 187 Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Force Water, Light and Heat Stationery and Postage Telephone and Telegrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.- Per Cent of Sales .Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per Cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation Per Cent of Sales PU BC HAS.ES 11, 50 11 00 37 15 6 75 ., 92 'I 11 00 9 46 s oa 33 77 , 12 34 27 69 . 1 7;1 ? 92 .. 5 45 3 1 68 31 ~8 5 45- .. 25~ 20 2,, 89 16 69 :: 1 372 ?fJ 1 371 Q'I 1 63 :: '' 489 00 500 30 11 30 .. 5o2 .. 2 328 99 '2 ~~ 30 54 31 :: _l'/•9 6.• 8 14'1 90 1 284 55 6ol . 9.8 428 16 s.1 ~56 '°' _.,,.,60 14.5 180 26 s.2 2'1 .14 163 l2 t..S 3 226 06 . 2 9 ..;i llol ,s 05 &._ l 209 50 5. 6 .. 29 52 .: I 88 50 1196 05 5. 7 118 02 42 97 1 23 9 02 261 27 !, 18 2~~ 81 12 452 18 5 869 63 3 58 '. '. 251 4jf .__ 8J .. ,. F. P . B .. r~9V 27 Uf>I~ I· II I I I �Comparatlft Statement o~ Opei-ati on■ o~ Tono . lftuh. • Store. ~or tho Month ~ li_o v~mb e r.l.916. and -ror the Fi ve IJonths o:t tho .F1oca l Yoer En41ns June 30 , 1917. a cotr f -=-~-. - - - - ; lfO!L:1lllU!Tzl:o,~ ~ ~ 1 OPERAT lliG REVENUDl.i:" I • -, SALES• I Ca.Bh Chai,;ed 't - l 019 M, • '499j 00, 1349 17 886 00 : 520 6~ 46310? l 197! 59 772 1 36 I 4: 5661s~·I 4 007!73i 3 I 40 ___ 3 229) 261 11578 471 1 . I 1 ! 42-5 23 ol - 1 --· -- , 168 Store Bl dgs .and Fixtures Repairo . Stor e Bldgs . a.nd F1xt ' s l)epre01at1en Vehicles and Ba.mess Horses- Reneml s 1 I 1 197 59 , - 772. 36 I;·,•-,-- lR~u 1_8:,7 OPERA.TING &XYtJNSES l!A.I mENAUCE : 169 1 I C• . • , 1 l 32 1~ I I ao 60 1 170 171 1 l '72 . Other Expanses I' ~ota l _ilaJ._!lt enance I I • • -i: , GElIEnAL EXPEUSES: Super i ntendence St orekeeper s and Ottlce Forco I Wa.ter,Light am Heat ii Stationery 3l1d Postage ~ I 184 • Telephone and Toleo;rams I 102 , 95 53 34 102 44 51 Sl 12_ ~ 97 30 10 209,al 101 52 6 14 806 101 000' Gi?: 32 7B 43 a5 30 O? <'.'.4 23 I 51 65 12 15 I so 2 110 26 00 _ I 42 •05 19 35 1 130 l?.6 38 I 125 100 _ 16: 16 1 002 I02 'M 101 00 sno 17 1 096- 67-·: 9 4. f65 I I 1· ·100, 32 ' nuo 00 11 00 , 1 13 8 66 2 32 ' ?j 9211 1~ 88 2~0 00 11 00 38 34 I I 6 67 S7121 2188 1 569 91! 995, 97 60 oo 86, 13 9~2 160 56 oo , 121 j 56 30 79 2 32 I 39 77 13 4 7 5 loo 1 35 ,43 , sol '!9 6 00 2 1 32 5 45 185 ! '.'latching 311d Jeni t or SerTl~e :' 3 1:W ' lOG Insurance . . I I 39 60 ' 39 60 7 92 187 I Other Expense s ' 94Sl : , I 9 51 9 51 9 51 ' -~ _ T~ta l G~~~~l ~ pa_n~es _ _ ~94} 76 _1406 81 121•06 1 1 767 45 1 777 88 t 10 43~1' r' ·-.:= ~Oto.~ Ope-~o.t inr.,· ~_9nc~a - I _649_L!9~'.i l oisr sgr-- i-3i20f 2 '§""73 ~,a'.-,-2 990 si_ __ ) o-_l_i .!_ _____Oprg .l!xps.-Fc1• Cent ot l;;a leo 1oi 1-.-=i=1,4lr 9 ·· - - • 4r.e,-10 9 ·-=·-171.2 6Z : I Uet novenuo-·1nxclucifog Taxeo ) 54?!130 I """Tl56 711 391 re : i : 2311oof 1'1600 53 ,, 1 1 I _ Per Oe~t _O! 3p.les • 8 5 3 8 ' 4 7 1 G. 7 1.3 5 4 I ~=0 ~.(Es~lrrat~~)_ - - - ~- _21t11.- •- as 61.-,·-·,~42 f 1114- 75' - 1 14-, .6~~ - ~J. _9_4.~_' l,Ot Income from Oparot ion . ; 621 56 128 ldS98-45 l -1717 sol 8p 13 l 632 4'1 1 I 1 I _ I, 61 15_7 - 1 l 3 230 71 1 1 500 42 !8,o5 •. -Jr__ b9 Ir I I 59 23\ 13 I _ 1 15715'1 173 ~al esmen and Deliverymen 168\ 09 , 174 ' t,\tr..pplng Pa.per and 'r'Tline 8 73 2 58 50 ) 175 3tol"o 3Uppl i ea I I , 1'7t Ad.vorti o1,10 25 00 177 • Hoi•303.rocd o.nd Car e 25! 00 / 17~ Stablo Suppl i e s and Ex~nsea l '79 Other .expanses ~ _ -----+- _ _ _ _ Total Sell ing Elcl)Snseo . 201 01~ _ , 166/ 66 • ±7 6 - 2118 50 t • .. it 811 ~ 5~ 79 I j L l . l 95 l I 30 1 09 _ 5..!) ,_ 63}! t3 I__ I 45; ~ 811 1 13 ~230 71 1 [ 580 4211 l • <'.\6 'SELLING filCPi!Nsms·: . 180 101 18.2 183 ' 1 1 822, 7C 425 23 Gross ReT~ue -p- e-r--C - ent ot 8$les ' , 1 21 ~1<W lG I 1 1 m ace l lmieouo -Ea.rningo ••• • • 1 Oaeh Discounts Rec eived •Toto.l - l 197[ 59 l - 77213G ·- - ... 425f 23 I Allowa.noes and Discounto t o 1 I Ouatomera !i j I 3 104 00 6 077°39, 1 • ]' I -0 242 19 Coat ot llarchand1oe Sold Gross Profit trom Salos L I 1 Reel .4 ou&I cm B 7,./11001 1, 3BD ao, 14 sesl 34. 111sao! os s, 203 2~1 1 ul1 00 21 05 I 135' 74 135174' G,tJaof<JG -~ l31f.-90 - 2 293, i i 27 392 47 17 42411 76 9 967172, 1 6 22016? 1 3360 5~ ' 1 067j 93 22 5841 ?~ 141195 49~ 8~89 2~ CO'\IPOna C<nl Dop:irtr:ent Gros s Salas \. -- -- rro~-R-='=ffl=F,-!_y"="'~~c=-~-~~k 4: ~e~,,~~_o_ .!!ec1 1'bis Year 1.J~a.s~ I Y~er_ ~Co •; ' I I ~~0 . YOQ.J'!l ~t no. J • L oa2iss1 : l, - - - - -~~ -~~-I -=~~e~~ _ot -~al ~~ • ~ ~I -J_~ c~s_ /J - ~ L ---=-=-=• = · - r .' /. v .()6-? .l~t ·Gte_/ 1 C / 1 /j ~-~ :~l ~j ; a . 1. I 1 I) l,(_J. <.•.W01:1,sro1m ~ Ma:"-4~u av e. 'i' \ V ~- ), • ·, • ~~\,, \r - r ~c_ , -~ __s_ 1___5_: 7 J !.~~r;11~1~e!242 1461:,, CJALLliD IIAGI( OY .. : . : • • • • • .-.::••••• . ' Audi tor ' n Otttco, Cheyenne , Wyo., December 2 9, 1916. -•• ~-~0;\Q • r2~ • ? 6~ -~}~~~9~1__ 2 1~aal 83 [ 231 610,_671 I~••. __,,('.('tti> _ . . 'J:·'· sl. = i.f, f CI\L'l.liO IIAGK Te•• t, dJ. v.1/.·,k,... ,-. ..•• �Comparative Sta.tomnt of Operations o~ Tono, ·_\Va.sh • ., Store, ~~ the month o~ Dobomber, 191.6, :ind -£or tho Sh: 1~onths of the Fiscal Ye o.r Ending June so, 1917. li'OR THE PERIOD FOR THE troNTn Acct Ino . Blo.ck Inc o.Bla.olc No . ,t h is Yeat Last Yoo.-r nae. Red This Year i,ast Year D~c. Red ,4==="=~~~~~~~====F-F~~~~r4~-=r-,-➔~F~9F~~9~==r==t= 'OPEF.AT nm REVE!tU3S SALBS: 361 171 I:) aoa 15 3 324 20 2 1 03 951 580 ·04; 941 21 Cash ·1 518 85 oiO 3'3: 9 751 0~ lb 073 311 5 MW ?3 90S -51 Chal:'BE'ld G75 40 18 62G "19 14: 648 10 3 O?B 89 , :3 9~ 4:5 3 ·2c;o 05 1 Coupons ,. \ . 171 .Z9 17l .3~ 35 66 3li 65 Co~l Departmei\t - 0',.._ . • ' 4 i'lo .... 25 l' 611 26 33 796 98 n2 217 oo1J.1 578 ; 9,1 " 16 403 51 Gross Sales M; 2 8 ~64 63 17 311 7-4, 9 152 89 Ii 763 8!t'9 25 $9 ,3 3 1'.W Coat o:f' F':arclw.ndise Sold t'/ 331 35 ~ 905 261 2 4:36 6Y 847 62 '2 £123 62 l (W6 00 Gross .Profit trom Sal es 2 60 5 00 2 40r G5 96 1 60 lliscellaneous Revenue 7 :535 35 4 90'1 66 2 428 69 ~ 8~8 27 2 525 22 1 675 g5 Gross Revenue 'l: .. 21 ,7 22 'l ·1 5!3 , 4 4 39 ,4 Per Cent of Sales ' ,. ! I I (J - ' OPERATD!G EXPENSES MA. D.~ ElW!CE: ~ 169 = & Stora Bl dgs.and Plxtureo Repa.irs 169 Store Bl dgs.a.nd Fixt•~ Depreciation 170 171 Horses-Renewals 172 Other Expsnses Total Maintenance Salesmen and Delivorymen Wrapping Paper and N ino Store Supplies 176 177 178 Advertising ' 1?9 .I ~ ·~ Horses-Feed and Car e St~ble Supplias and Expenses Other Expensos (HJl 1~ 123 59 123 59 62 39 ~o 45 21 15 10 02 10 31 152 ·50 31 13 990 44 1 0-1.-2 041 l3 68 56 5 92 62 63 2 18 44 551 33 44 25 00 27 33 6 11 261 f/1 21~ 07 10 m~ 3J. ~A 56 26 00 42 60 98 75 zo ,9 11 ·oo ~ 63 10 00 11ater,Li f1'}1t ~nd Heat 5 67 185 186 Telephone and ,e1egrams Watching and Janitor Service Insurance 240 00 11 00 ,, 10 0 5 00 7 92 11 7 92 187 Otha_ --.-- ----- 183 184 I Sv:perinten<lonce 260 no 3to1•eJreepors 3-nd Of'f'ica l~t.ir oe Stationery and PQsta-3~ "' 4.4 60 49 11 ., . '-- .. .. .. ~ t •• 51 60 1s oe ~ 150 00 '14 "19~ 32 98 1!31 38 61 25 46 "' 1 38 1 1 253 69 l 315 71 1 52 05 647 69 1 232 50 656 67, 1 235 97 58 44 I 66 0 0 , 71 00 •176 19 96 16 35 0"/1 IJ..'.) _..., 36 2 32 47 52 9 51 2 224 09 I 95 28 14:5 49 ·. L F.XFEI~~~S: 127 W3 180 I 1 81 I 182 :( - 51 183 u3 19 60 2ot~. l Solling Expenses I\ J 21 15 20 61 SELLING EXPENSES: l l 46 Vahiol es and. Harnes s 1 73 174 1 '75 'r 54, 79 I r~ 56 .., 1 8 98 3 47 6 00 80 03 6 49 3 24 4 7 521 9 51 85 77 Total Gene'-'9,1 Ex 2 146 751 ~· nses 511 09 136 68 oa 3 728 on 3 609 98 ro. n ~ le l 11 , 16 .2 -!l--l--l_.! ~t ,·-t----i--=."':~.;:;:::;;:::.:.=..;.....~:--=-:~:-=--:===-:-11-::,~~~~~~ O_prg.Exps. -Por Oen t of Si --l!---l-~~11---i-~--11-------1.~~ i iq!.,!:!...:~_-ll---1 · 709 59 3 60"1 80 l 29'1 GO 2 SlO 12 net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 1 . · - - ~ .8 Fer Cant of Sales 5 .9 27 7 • 54 5 10 .7 --- -~ 25 ,22 Taxes (Eotima.ted) ~63 J'l5 113 72 27 03 6 72 146 50 Net Income from Opera tio~ 7 00, 87 3 459 so 1 123 98 2 -· - . -" ·s~ 5 Per Cent of S~le ~ 10 ~2 5 i.l ' -----,... .. l - ¾l - - - lr. ~ CJ. [_ ~ - - I -- "' r .,..,... · ---1 ~ -- ~r - II ::rr--i-~Ptm;;;;;;C:;B'ASE~ ,.,~S-- - -- - --Jl.3d-:0:-3--:-3+-0--:-7+-l+-919-+-6-6i-l---l-:ll-3-+4-lll-2-6.l-M - _-.3.!-c4 -_~ l -rll-2-8----= 7.l-7-7+-9-t---35~ 6 f-8-7-l\--.'.:'· .~ ~·,. aw,/rt<A'd . I I Audi tor ' s Office t Chevenne \'.lit• ~ • -~o., Feb1"uary 12, 19rt. I I ;;-.. P. 6.l. f f:0 15 l~H' I i �\ 169 170 I 1'71 \ 172 I - I $IJ,I 7:G ~::~:iJJ75.B~h '\ 173 S:;.l ~mi1on :.,.n<l :r)oJ3 vo1·~.nc-11 Yil•r1ppi 11cr 1·:1:por rmd T'-.1i ne ,174 1175 :~tore s,,.p1llioo 17f; \i;1 \ 1s qn - - O'! (t'. I -- 1 lI 1ao 45 \\ 0 00 l 00 ••dV," 'lrt iG h ,~ noX"oOn,.Poul a.~11 C3:~0 ll :lti ooI ;?n 00 ; St:,)>).( ~U.1')nli 1'.)l' O.i.ld. n:. pr::1:Wt! ~=:>0nson ~~nt-.c.1 ~:oJ.H.n[; ·,.::;: 1nln~n ~~--' 0 i·:1n:i. l/'33 : ; : - ) 1' l : = = = 1 - = = = = = = ===-..--=-=-==-=-.,...----•===---I~ "J'DLS.:\;: ,.,:... .: I .n; 1dC?!C1: 1es t,to;,•o·,:,:opoi·s {· Of:f:icc Poree \t:i f:e~• , I.if.ht m16. F!Ci..l.'C Gt::iti o:aery o.:ncl J?ost nr;o 184 ~cl ortono. ~na. ~0Ji•c-r:..nn ,1.D5 186 1 '187 I 1 1r.:~ '1? :WO 00 11 00 Jl! ~;.\ P,r) er, l Rfi no lit LH .·1.u• ~l 6 f..,C ·:;::1 t chh1r; o.nrl. tTO.~ 1 toX' SOl'V'iOO I:10nmnce • Other F~e:r:soo 2ot'.2.l Ge::io 1•:1l :S 11.:::os r- 0:01\''•1 'JlJ1C.-Por (-on ;o ; :, .evonuc ("'~=c..,,J.u:::u===--;:-:~:--irit-+-;..:;.+-=-n---+::=:-r:'-:-:-ll,---+-::--::--+--+---+---+--!!--+---+--11--+--+--+i. 'ol-. <!0?1t 1,1,~- Of :":11.l c.:n -;,--.....~~-,')~ -_ -t Jr;- (.•io tim tocl ) ---~--tt--t--;a,-.-.hrnt-+---;:-;irh,,=-"--+--.;;.+;.;a+--i--+--11-- rc oo o:s t l'/Jtl On~rnt • 01' ?er cont or o~ioG +---+-- - - -· r, fj ;; 1 8 1 1 ·" C!l~l\l \(l►I\ Vl:.HlflW . . - rF.B 24- 191 7 ........ .,,.,.}. C,.;if ~I. 0, .._.,,....,_ r-=-- P .. B . FEB 24 1911 --1---1--11--+--+-+ - �Comparative Statement of Operations of ·_ __ Jrcmo.~_\Vasli;_.____•__ Storc for the Month of :._ - -~ ~- and for the___~~~ ~ - - - Months of the Fiscal Year E nding• December 3·1, 19LL 2-17-300 FOR THE MONTH INC. OLACK · REC LAST YEAR T HIS YEAR ,~==l'l===============,,===r====r==,r===;==::.;=~ oe:c. ... OPERATING REVENUES 'f- SALES, ' Cash iL-~---,., -Charged• _________ .1 , :i9 ~:ff __ iM /JO Coupons ---- ·----------Gross Sales - - - - - - - - -11- Cost of Merchandise Sold • Gross Profit from Sales ) • 3 b~~ f ----- ---------nMiscellaneous Earnings :lg:: ; j- - 1 ~ 6 - ~- . 3 ~rt- . . = z . a"-l""- L_ 90 Total O eratin Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales h OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENA'NCE, I J.68 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs ~,\~ ;~ Store Bldgs. and Fixt's--D-ep - r-ec1·-ation~ Vcli°i~ ~H;:r~; s . ••• - - - - • I·- - · 0.7.0'-.tl - - - - • - - -· - - - 1 il.'11 - ~-Renewals Other Maintenance Expenses - 60 50 -·- 2 ,- }p 61 _ {l..l 2n .;.,__ - 60 A2 3 - _",!lL. - 1 _....,._ _ -_,· ----- i - - , - - - t -- .- _ . _ - ~ - - - --ll-- - + - - - + - - ~ ---4--- •· _ +m~l->&- 16 99 1 9 36 f - I o-1dl • 2 36 ;====t~===T=o=ta=l = M=ai=n=te=na=n=c= e =====\~=~=== 2=" _Q=F"6==lli====~ 4 ~ ==iP='-- --"F=c=l~~=~=..: s~ 2-:1:: 7=:P"'-=="'F':6~ ::..2-=4l6_ SELLING EXPENSES, _ ~ 3 88 _.../ I ~57 141 _§a_!e~enand De,!_ive!.yme~- - - -n lJ.6 _6_9 .. _ U~ ~ ~J 4 6 . _ 300. '(3 Sto~e Supplies _ __ 16 ~'1 6 !;8 lO 3it 12 _20 1 6 Advertising _ _____ • -8 Stable Expenses ____ 2~ ()0 2_6 0 0 6 00 60 00 _Gar!ge Expenses Other S~lling Expenses I Total -Sell.i ng~e.oses - - --u•- - - + - -+---t!---+t -7-f9_+-$_l -=--t-,:i,j{l-+E}:-:6-:) -tt--~ ~'""3::-::5:+,:l-=9,+---+-:,3:,-6-::3:-+:c l -:_c--!+---+-= ? ..,.. 0 ~ 0 ~2 'l-- ~S 5,' J =·- \ o.5 1-, GENERAL EXPENSES, 8 0 /~- S!)~D~~~~- _ __ _ ~ _ _ ~j3 25 81 Storekeepers and Office ~ --·---•!1---1~'-v 1-...:,. ~ 1 - - 24.:Q.. QO ~ L Watchmen and Janitors • - - -n---1---+----1~85~~ Stationei:y. Posta~e and Office Supplies _p,2_ - + -1} Jl ~elegra~ a':~Telepb~ e _ _ - -i i - - - 1 - - - - s + 1 - - _ . . .... 1 Water, Light and Heat Refrig:.:ation _• ·- - · · - - ---+-·ti--- ·- Insurance __ ~75 5}.J L M 0 ther General Expenses_ _ _ _➔------Total General Ex enses 4_ _:__i7 10 3]1Q.t ,0J) 1_ _ _66_ p~ i t a5 _ • ®. -• I -5Jt 96 _lZ 35 i 22 o_o_ l. l 't - - · _ 7~ 4~ 1 -I J.6 00 ..-f---"'~ i! -' 53 83 1 _G 13 _ 1 :1.1. 7._7 l 5@ ?2 o~o'-1,- - • - - - t - S 00 - - ~ -·-- I_ • . _ - - - 1 1 - - - i - - - ll _1.5_ ~ - - - - - - 1 1 - ~~-n- --t-:--,-.f-:,-t+-----1~ = +..,..,,.'-!1 - - - - + - - - + - - # - - - + -= ~3!-.- 12 ==a1:-· '==<JJ=;==p3=.:,~4 0~ --4~?==~ ~ ~ ~l==~6~7~0~ 1~9 ~ i===~~=lc=====ll== 17 i l ,s =!=~~1=4!====;~1==a1~s==;1;1='=L 1 0 r . Ex s.-Per Ceo! of Sales Net Revenue_(Excludigg_Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated _ NeUn~omeir:_om_O,p.erati.9..n _ -~LCftnl_Qf_$ales _ r --+-~ 3 ~"+:--11-- ~ ~ !!.......11--- }~ ~=--+1---+=1-=-1=is--=s:-:s1t-i•· - 2 .i 4 91 _ __ 20 _ 4 l _ · _ _ _, 101L. CAI Cltl.1\Tt0t.i"' 1/Efllftill MAR 28 '9\7 ··::,N:.. <..oa, ,t. 0 1\1',-,,t--_ F"'- P . B , AP~ 2 19, �_ Comparative Statement of Operations of Store for the Month oL _ •• _ __:-Ja.llO:H• _ - · - - ~101'1_ _ 1 and for the_ __'l'rm:.""'~~EB~ _ __,Months of the Fiscal ·Year Ending December 31, 19L!_ FOR THE MONTH LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK oe:c. RED LAST . YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK. o•c. ••o I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, - tr- 2-17-300 0 BS9 85 ' _ 858 Sl1 .333 07 I l 244 06 l _ 3 56j 501 3 ~ Cash -Ciiarged- - - Coupons l ~ . 96 89 81_ 14 10 Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales 1. 441 .68 -2 4'76.. ~Hl l 3 l9B$ 82 I ' e.asli:02! 1.0 f125 60 ~ . 6.£$2 1o' , 18 6 , OPERATING EXPENSES UAINTKNANCEa , 168' Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs 50 241 22 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation _ -20 68. Veruclesana 'fl'.arness ~ . H orses-~enewaTs • Other· Maintenance Expenses""-____ - -~1--1----4-+ Total Mamtenance 8.0 62 "ll 61 86 +---<11+.J::lllil.lt- -+-- .~ Yl ---lf--'l'-'!'!..t'U'!.-i i - -r 25 ee [ 2 91 11.e ~8 l3 43. - -- r ' 3 ~~t---"64li---t--~ • 1--""-AJi _8S 453 23 2a 9.6. - CZ5 00.. 1 - 75 00 25 00 _5J?_l _l~ 4 ;I ,2 2 9 16 52.i i - -- .J 98 81 1 . J' ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Ber cent of Sale-; - - - - -n---i,.;:=- L~ I Taxes (Estimated) _ 1 1 Net Inc_ome f!~m..9PE:F.~ i~.!1 f.m1r=7f==:: P=er~C ;;;e;;; n;, l o;;;,;f~$~a~le~s = : : : =-=-= ==l~=~=~~~!==~=~~~l====4== ~ L k ==-t=~~ ~ l k==l==~~64~ =J,==1~=l~ 'f 4 1 5 039 96 PURCHASES U f~f=A = n d= .t 1 2 191. 87 2 21,J; IS9 15. 015 15 12 2U, S1 2 ?95 84 =. ~ -.=w=._€, =_= ~ ===11=~ ~~J1= -· ~~~U~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or• Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., , , A-nr . 11 ~ a.ef . ·-·- 7 • 191_, · ,y �Comparative Statement ~f Operations _of. r- .'J!OJf_O• WASH • .._ . ___ Store 'for t~e Mon~ o_f.. . ~ . ~,.= :··_-=..___1.01i-,_] and for the ___F.o..ur_ __ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1911..!_ • 2-17--300 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:O THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oe:c. RED F-ift OPERATING REVENUE§ SALES, Cash OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 13 33 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs. :too oo 86- ~ -i 108 Ei.8. __ l ~ 21 22 4~ 1 Z_ ~ ..., 10J Q2 7~0 00 ~- 65 _ _o_o _30 00 _4. ~~ - 93 l .00 20 . 249 50 Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales i _ Net Revenue (E~ g_T_ax _ e_s-') ---'1...----<LJo Per cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) -11-----1-!= 2 0 122 N_1:_t .!!l~~Ele ft.om QEeratio_.q__ _ _..,, Per Cent of $ales PURCHASES ~.t.~t Anclitor'e Offic • , Cheyenne, Wyo., _ 15 8 5 796 26 4 ,49 40 1 04 6 86 _ - -· 191.L_. t 7 -, �. ~i C?mparative Stat~ment of ?perations of I and for the __~ ! 'V~- . _ Store for the Month of - ~Months of the Fiscal Year Ending Dcccmbc·r 31, 1911-. - 2-17-300 ,, '1<=:- ' I . ,l OPERA.TING REVENUES --\l - _Ch;rged L I \ t 1 •· 1 - ~ pA9 89 602 16 ll 5 aso l~ 1 1 200 fl'/ . rn o_ 2 229 3~ Oil .~ - ~----Jl-----,1----ii- ~ 5 1 5 .. l . 6 ~5 5.36 55 ~ I - -~-- -----~:~ ---- -l-~1 l iL ~......,..:::.n---~ ~- ' ~ ~......-;~, ~ U - 1~ ~ 1 -~ _ Gr~ ~rqfitJ.rom -~a~s _ _ _ Total Oee.!at_!eg Revenu~ = ~ ~ = - ' . : : ~ ~~ Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales ,-,.:========H===l==!!::!c: \I nI o __ _i\jisc;.ell.!!,l~Q,U§_Ea~ing~ _ , = 60 I ,:: 115..G 4 6. M ?S~ 213 6.7 ! ~ot @ ! 1.8 1:JP. .l. J.5.5 :-1 l 6')-.;l 09 I'. . ____ 112 _ Q~ "i 07~34 060 59 ~ -~- ~- Cost_g!_Merchand.ise ~ Id 1· .. Gross Sales _ -_- __- __-__-_---~.--e,·--+-.~-ij3 -l\-+-o_o- j ___ ~ _ l \:C l . goupo~s ___ ! ~ : -,-- - - -0-------,,-,..--...,.,....._,.,~--K,-.J:-; II - -- 'EAR I INC. BLACK TtllS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. DLACII i= THIS YEAR = ~ y~ OEC. REO oec. RED SALES, l+,- Cash f • i FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH r-1 ======:-:======= ~ -- L_j;L._ 5 ~ a r \, \ Store Bldgs. and :Fixtures, --Repairs -1-.-- --- .-- j r:::: l MAINTENANCE, L.. \ 2 L I OPERAT:NG ~~PENSES r\· □ ~ - I l6 89 22 1 103 on 4-J. -- .6G ':_o ~dgs. ~nd Fi~;s-Depreciati~ . Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals 2 0 I l ~ Other M~intena1;~e,!xp_e_ns_e;;.. s - - - - - ll---'l---1--------4l-~ i--J~ u a....t.-i' ---4--=.,1,.c.~~---'-Al,l~:..o&f-ll>---+-!.l.Jo!..+.l..l~ '-----:µ;...L......1~~ Total Maintenaoce== = = = l~--== ~!&~~l===i~~ ~~ ==;,~~t::::!.,#r===;,~~ ~ 1 j! J \ SELLl~~ EXPENS~S= = 7 1 r ---l- Salesmen ;i.pd D~_l:iverymen _ _ _ Store Supplies !•~ \I .. Ac\yertising Staple Expenses Gararre Expenses Othe; Selling Expenses _ _ - Total Selling Expens~~ ,t I I :1 - ~ ;- -,' _ Qt1!_er_ g~eral E~1:_ns_e_s _ .. . . Total General Expenses l Water,- Light ·-- antl Heat _ Refr!{{era.!_ion Insurance . ---- - - l. OG I _1.§. l i L 5 S7 · ..c..A...~ .M'.- l l - - __ itjll f! Oprg• .Exps.-:Per Cent of...Sales ij >;et Rcv.eo.ue. {Excl11dil1~ ;r;xesJ~ _::: 1__ Ii'). _ 4 Per Cent of $al~ • PURCRASP.S -1,,t) . f. (/(I I ~· J/'\ _599 .--11: a·o ! 1.0 0 08 1 sa l 0.10 00 f,il~ _ oa 970 .OD __'}; 3 12~ 81_ 56~ 4:2_ l _ 7~ . 2_8 00 ............:..1.1-.0Q _ _ 55 OQ.. ~ 7 92 JI lI i"t;19 o l ,__.t=:l= l 13 0 Zl1 926 ~~1==~ 6_9 03~58 a::== s= s :¢:.:7=3 =!F====o;;::===¢====!11==~~ ~I= Cl (_ ~ Per CticDl 0~ .:ii~-Taxes (Estimat~d)......:,. ~et.lucome.from Operatio0a ];25 00 _ Total qperating Expenses 1,l . -_ - _.. _______ _-. .__ ·~- ' ;: _ _ , ..39 "/3 ~ . , I _3 22 if,.._ - -+.:''="1---i::-!'-~ Superintendence _$-;-orek~~r~pd Qfflc; Cl!;!~ . r - \Ye_tc!i_m_!!!!._!1!.Q..]~..!..tq_rs _ . - - ~ 7_g_l 96 ~00 64, 68 9~ 1 _3 5 7.9 J.2ti 00 3 2~ . :::--=ii=.;;,!!o:= ~~ * ~ r '. .. _e 61 ~~--~ I I 3 0 22_ 155 10 .- ~- -13__8 ..16-. j,1.__ ,:,==!!==:~p=¥~ ¥l "=p= ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~= ~ ~ ~ ~ ~= ~~~~4l=l= ~ ~-li-- •+ ---"~--!1--+--:!:..42-ff---1-...L.!~W!---l-ll4il~~-i~~L--U--l- ! I_ - c½-= · ="'-"'-"'---' - 7 r -r-i- 1 4 13 6 65 27 21 107 3 6 ~~~I=~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Auclltox-•: ~ ~~, C heyenne, \ W yo., •~ _,,_. _ _ 1 t-\ "I "'"'·9- -· - -·· 191..7._. CAI CIILATION~ VflllF!EJ) JUN 21 i~ll .El'Jl. Co111pt, 0~?. r ~P w B" JUN t;,t;? UH1 .. �!.t'ON0 .9 \VA61J._9 _ Com~rative Statement of Operations of. Store for the Month of . - · ·-· • JUNE -.. _ ·-- • ...:1911_._ ,_1 0 and for the _ _...,SiJ'L ___ _Months of the Fiscal Ye.a.r Ending December 31, 19lL!_ FOR THE MONTH INC . BLACK O!!C. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR OPERA.TING REVENUES F=' I 16 99 1 6 67 ~l3 41 49 73 1 3 90 1 .210 98 _ 50 36 _ 31 89 15 J 00 1 117 0_4: 62 ] 82 1 212f 60 ~ _ 41° 13 701 27 l 289 OQ I 3 00-, 1'72. 33 I _.24 l~.c 73 33 4.1 §6 00 10 85 - -- 66 .Q_0_1 79 ~ _§ r 67 4J) 1 .13 __6_0 .,..., _32 -.44 ~ -i 3_09 5_9 Total Operatiog Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) PUllCBASBS .'1 IV\..~,_ '--f 32 750 15 ! 23 2 - Aaditor'111 Office, Cheyeooe, W yo .. . CAI CUI AT11'11 1~ VffllfiW JUL 2 1 f!H7 E,N.L 2 167 29 4 971 03 Gompt, Op~"'.:.tnf. ,1'Uly 21 _ __ C~e(}!rnd 'Yl./- ' {/' 'Y E. _, 101....1___. y· 1 ~ f- ' '" 0 0 ()QOO • #J t fl O • J\j\. •t: 1 •.~, OAI. L.l'D illlC.I( W) r:._ , ' • • < •ref I • P- B .. .,tJL is 1917 ... 9 4 85 �ri . -~ . , ~- .. . 1 _ · Stor~ for the Mondi of Comparative Statement of Operations of . .• · ~ ______. __ • . . _ _ 191_ _ , '- . and for thc_ __ _.:..;..:.___ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending Dccembc r ·ai, 19l.3:._ FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH I j THIS YEAR I LAST YEAR INC. fJLACK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I INC. &LACI( M==......,,=l:f== ================(F-==-=r-=-=......;=i'-",::;=,'j=====r='----9 = = [,== 0=E TC =.== ·R:::E::::0= , r===,== =;===,)= = 7==,==~r= =D=ErC=.= R =iBFD= =tr'=''- 11 7fII, OPERA.TING REVENUES SALES, Cash -- 1---cliargecr-•-·#-- - - · -- - - - ·- • - ,-- - - - - - -- - - - • __.!.!' ~ -- - .I 1 J I ' - ,_ - ~(_ -- __ _ • • r•~ ; - -~ IF ! -• -- __ - ' _ " If --·~- , - - .... er ~ , , - L /i _ ,_ _ _, - •~-~ 1- ~ -- - , '[I' -- - - · -~ -·· ----------- --!l-~~--.--+~~~--ll---f,---t--+---{r.:..--1---t--~t--:--+--+--H---t----t---H-· ~ Gross Sales JL IL Coupons I -- - - - - - ,I I - - - .... ... __ 1 1 1 t i - - - eoTon-iercnand1seSo@ i Gross Profit fromSales ~ -- - - -Miscellaneous Earnings - - - - -- -- - - - ,· ·-- ~:::.~::·:::.::···" ----l -l -1~~ Per Cent of Sales -- - - - - - - '-'- - - _ - - -- ··.. ' 'I - , =ll=a=~ ~-'--=:l=---=-·~ - _.;.,c_•;~-=w,,=J..: ' =~=·~/<~·ia....~......=c:.:a=,~ -- U l = = ; ; c l l = = = = = =~= =-= ::. •~_---_ ~_-.- - - - - __ - · Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs (< -- - ---- . , Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciatioo --- .,. ven1c1es ana"Harness --:- - - - - H----•o(l--- 1:1•-,o-rses-Renewals ·- - ~ - - - - - · - :- - • LftnerMaintenaoce 'Expense_s_ _ _--1,- - - - ' ; ; - - - -.- - ,_ -~. [~~ ,, • ..:._c__l.= I --- - -- -, - - - -- - , I ~ - l SELLING EXPENSES, Salesm.eo and Deliverymen \1 lt \~ - Store Supplies ---- - - - 'L Iti Irr I .J1~ _:~=•~. _ I r - - - -i-t ~,- - - .L--1... rJ ~-, ''U '•"( ,_ - . • - -- .:...1...... _:..:. I, - I -1.-- tJ-ti H ' .: L..~ .... - - ~ -- i --- • -c''~~1 1 - - - - f-- _. i - , - l GBNB~AL EXPENSES, __ __ )_ --- - --- ~ '- - - I • • ' 1· • Ji ;f, I - • - - - wateF;ugof and ·Heat " - • - - : - -- r ---"- xelrigeration ·--· Insurance -◊ther General Expenses·· 1 - ! - •- • - - i--, ,· - - - ...!!:l.J 'J-' --· • - ----:-- --,- - - - - - - ---:..1---,,1--- - , - - - -- _ - :, -7 · -- •• I------- ~ ~ - - - - 1 - - - ' ~ - - ~ - - ~ :...i-J I•- :~•- j -.-.,_..!.,__ .,. - j !- I~ - -----!-- -~. ( ·---~-----11- .../ '-- . Superintendence ;7 , . ,. . -StorekeepersandO.fficeCle-rk_s____ u_ __ •i l'·•- - ·-~-----:- - 1 . , -- - ---·-7.---.L.:... = _.,., l ., __ -· --- i:: -- -- _ .~: _ [4,1: . r -- - -. ~ - t r - ,- Ii -·, ~ ;'•-~.,. -- ., - ' Watchmen and Janitors Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies ,__ - reregrapha.oaTelepFone , 1 j I t 'l----+----1---11----4----•0-----io--+--◄i---,.__--+---li----+---+'--ll---+-----'---11......- Total Selling ~x_?enses i~ n1 1 1\ :\ - i - I ·1 ·' ~ " ._.-_- J,- "' • ·= - ) Wi==9l===T='cital= ot=a=--=M=a:.;1=n=te=n=a=oc=c=e==--====4'==p==i..4==il====j=-=:c::-T--=,r==t='=->_(;T·-'.""·)➔-== ~l r~,c.l tt I MAINTENANCE, Advertising : _ .... Stable Expenses Garage Expenses .•Other Selliog"EiPen'ses- - - - - - - OPE.RA.TING EXPENSES \: .~ - : l 11 r \ ~ ,__ J '! •.,. ii -- 1 ~ - I • - • rJ ~ ~~ , - -~ , _._ - - I ---1-,..--- - - ---· - ( - - 1~- --+-- - - - 1• _ _ _ __ ..i_ _ ___ ~ "' . - - - - - - -i . - - -- - TotalGeneraf Expenses _ _ _ ' .. .... ·, Wyo., . 191 _ _ . ....: ,;, l l.Efl r.l,\CK av , .(_,,,,t't'.-. __;J:?%.: ~•G C (l tlt • • • • •-l/\1..L_c., ilAOI, TO,.• • . • •. •.": . . ' p_ B . i,Uu ~ 1917 ir:-~ - ,• ' �r Comparath-e Statement of Operations of _ _....:,i'l'Oi:-..ui:mow..,- -_.Wraa SHA.a•••~-- __:_-·,;:,store f~r the Month o-f~ _-""'·_us ~ -=-= ---_::._= _-......A,mKJ .- .....,,..S~T...,,.._w:. _ _ t91..7_ ~• and for the::..e_ __ E,..J,egh,u,.11t_ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1,91..7_..__ 9-17-500 = Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales • \ I OPERATING EXPENSES - ' rr~---- (Rstl m~ t pd) A I: , , : 11.•et..1ncomc from Operation P~Cen.tqfSa\es 1~ " 1 !) S1 t'\A ~,:;.,; PURCIL\Sns ~ 606 81 2 5 6 234 86 l 571 96 Audi ~•s Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,_ _~1.-!.!!..!~!.5 Se_member 20 0 -~ -~ VlllUYtm mr 1 !. , ~ ~0 1 tt!l '7~ 4 ~nn i.i-P.j /J. n QA, Ail. J O 2 i>A1 ca, i:: -~©~r} u1 ~?fl . a • . --~ . - lo7 32 251 92 =· 12 - ~68 60 , 19t.!_. - -~· ~ 5J 45 210 42 Or~ rr, ~ t,, p , ,j,,, - · - I l I 90 98 0.6_ s ~ ... 2 ,:. S!'.n 0 2' ~!>. An \ F'~ p _ B . SEP 2 2 1917 I 1r - �0 ' ~~ Comparathre Statement o( Opc·r·a_t.i_ ·o-ns-=o~,r::~~~!':O:ll0::·~•!11!!,1!!!!SH!!:!. r and for the Nine 0 - -·- ·~st~r:;07 th: :~~=th_ o _ f=..., =·= =• =--=__:'~P~P!!:..!f t~ma~ · !2.9..•---191_~ .,_ L• Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, ·191-1...• _9.11-soo____o IJ OPERATING REVENUES SALES: . OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBN,\NCB: l6t J. Store Bld1's, and E.ixtJire§=:Repjl.irs _ ... __ ~- _ . _ 10, 9 Oprg. E,xps.-Pcr Cent of Sales • / _ .~ ·- ~~t_R~yepue_(fi_x<:lud!ng '.ff~esL_ Per cent of Sales i1 Taxes (Estimated) _ 2E____2,g_~ 06 _ g_~ 3 1!) 1.,2 • 6 88 13~ , 4 !>~ .. a 79 1 3 0 , 1( ,_i; 1 · ;1 1 1 .P/ LZ.6.. .fil.. __4 ~84fL5_2i.____4. .5.0.9__7_Q 1 2 AA. ~ 4. r, ·.t1.nf:I 1 ~ V , on ./\0 ~ •' Q A 5 F:- P - EL OCT 24 \917 ~3.8.. 8.0_ H 1 , ~- l 3 , 228 na. / I ' ·) I. -· ,,. ------- r. � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a95da8471f97a99887c2bb4f041a77f5.pdf 39063726db23358bcc56e3e438916916 PDF Text Text - -...- · .- Comparat i'\."C StalCtllCO t of_Opcr ati~ns o f _ ___. ft)JID..,.. ......._ _ _-_ _ __,._,Store for the Month of_ _....OQ.W_ Ml'l..... lllll:'_- - - - - 1 9 1.J_ and for th"'e---= !aiUi' ==-c'------Months of the F iscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 FOR T HE MONT H F OR T HE PERIOD ➔~-T-H-ISYEA-R--1,1--L-A_S_T_Y_EA_R--11--6~-~--.B-LR-A~-~ - -u-- T -H I- S_Y._EA_R_ _!l -- L A_ST_Y_EA-R---11~- OPERATING REVENUES ISAr ~ : -,4~ :=-= .. __ ~-- - h.ar_g~d .......- - - -- oup.o_ n ,r- I I 1 _950 B7 jl _____,_ _ _ _ _ t l -• I: 'I 168 lL-:L , I' $79 75 1 2?1> 06 .l 098 '22 869 85 ~ ·- .516 9~ ! 11 1 a~r. - 8 ~5 69 7 88V 86 I ~5<18. 1 __J'l52 ~ . 16 aoo "Ill, }.5 787 p5 3 .01'1 21.!.. 1 819_ 9.0 JL ~8 821 -90 >--~ 21"/ 69.....j~ 9.l.604 . 211~ . 2 --1+---;1-----------·-----{t---+--+--➔:-'- - + - ~ -il-- - +-- I 1--......,.,.- J, --,,- -+--!!--- + - -+---!,~ - - l - - + --l.... l+____ G_ro_ss__s_al_es - - - - -- - _ P/ 268. -2... OZli - ~o_ , CostofMerchandi~d _ _ G ~(lg ~8 4 317 ,;~ 1 892 02 52 1~2 45 4 014 8 195. , Gross Profit from Sales - ...1-...l L...it'H ~i~-~•O..n--11---+Q,....,... 1n "+-4Q-~• ___ l ~ na i1 t:io~ <lQ in '7.dA. 'I~ • 11 E • ,. ~o . 1. ,.n , a.o _ -\l. o 1L1 1:_, .. rvl 'sc~ _aq_cqµs __arni_~ _ ,---11---1ii----= __ A. , l...z.Al ·, ,..,.__ ·1 1..T• I Total Operating Revenues l ~,;.o__ 66 I 9]._'7 , A 143 49. . _ 11 g_os Q.St 'Of ~ A~ " Operating Revenues - ,• ~ Per Cent o( Sales l ~. 17 ,.p - 2 ~ - ~- ~ la.I, 6 J. i _ , _ _ _ i ' 3 I I • I I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, I I, -,,,,6~=~"""· . B,:L;=~=~- - i r • aJ 5 2 ~ . . . . 62 . • 1 1 -. _ 6 4 ~ 5 9 1 J 33 , 8 9S _ j ) 8 ...!. I _ l 6 6 L , J - i jJ I ' 7 l . ~ 12 OU 1 1 fi!: 2 5 ; 4.elr: '1'J"1 . ~,:; 1 , 1 :u;_4 (l2JL I 9 h I ir, 1 I Store BldC!S. and Fixturcs-Reoairs lI ~ ' F - P . B .. NOV 28 1917 I ' �Comparative Statemen t-of Operations of " 7- - - . - .. ·-- I... 7- ll I T H:s YEA~ OPERATING Rh°"TENUES SALES: - _ c~ - - ···- ~-Charge~. -- _ ..Coupon. - --- ·-•.---- . _ _ Cost..Qf M ~r~h_anc;lj§e S_olg. _ _ __Q_ro1111 Profit_frQ.m..$aje§_ -- rrl ·- l . 225 oa I I , '7 ,~ -·-· _32, 14 - -- v~ ~- Store Bldgs. at1,d Fixt's- Dg.Q.r~ciatio.!1 .. - - ---~P 6.0_ I to .. Jehlcles and Ham~ss _ _ ---~ _ _ _n.. _ J:Iorses- RenewalL - - ________ • _ _Qth~ Maintena11CJLExm,nses __. 1...2 Total Maintenance 2"1 lS 431 76 l !l 384 00 ' Stor~<!g§. and Fixtures-Renairs ">R ! ~ / l\iAINTEN ANCR: ' I 8 907 50 9 681· t?:-1 "173 91 41.3 05 ~ 18 563 56 .1 5 137 zo • _ 3 ~ 26 26 I 1 89-6 60 ~ 43 7.75 15 j 33 274 . 3.4 l l (J 500 81 I I OPERATING EXPENSES I -- . I 1 1 71 68 I _226 6£ , 226 .54_ -- - 66 - 50 ? t: t: ~ 1· ?Q t; C\'7 il ~ l 53 23 378 5Z , 906 85 430 62 J'' _.1-... - 31 2 54. 02 -_ I ~,1 I • 6£ i [ l 164 43 - 1']_6 33J lh - - L'IG I Ach·e..rtis_ing-_ L78 1 S.ta_ple Expen_s es_ • II • Garage ~XQ!')n§_es_ t7.9.lr· _ Qthe~ §elli!!g _!::~pen1 ~ , •Tetal Selling Ex12enses ~ J..6Jl I- GENERAL EXPENSES: - I · -7 3A9 "IC) ·- • - .106 11-. _ .?9~ ...,..00 - Total Operating Expenses 1 3n d. A?. Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales y. Net· Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per -;nt of Sales - .- - • .. ·: - - - _ --·Jr --- L' r I II PURCilASES .. -· . .. , tt / 0 (} AGI{ 1'G• • ~ 79 , , - Df . ~c . ,.. . , ~,..~~- ~ 1917 • • t.\!• \;., ~ .. 4; -r ~';··~~s z; ·,i\tl 2..= lH{l ... ' f'l"I ~!i4 ~~ ,., !. , .b;-;'1 ::: ~ I - ,, h 3 -~°"- ~ - ...668 L05. ._.Ji.~ 199 90 L8l5..7 ...9fi , ,, -p ,~ , 622.. · 8 086 11 ,. 6 463 57 9 !>95_ 30 ~ ~ 5 8 I _,, •""" AA , ?. J; --- I I ...:- H _, 1-- i229 90 558 7 1~ 9 2 ~ A. fi 25.5.. .Sp. c-..l.. 030 &5. f::J l I, L·;... L_i; == :I 16 735 16 .- ,,,! : 63 16osl 3al 46 876 22 :;r~~ I ' .:t..,, . .84.. fi '798 6 A. 3 :/J i. .. 9~1 _ 5_ .4_8.5 q " !1 . ,! I 1.'\. I' I l r=-... P . i3 . 17 DEC 26 19_ . . • ..- ·C .-- --=- - :.~ ~ - ' r \ ·• I '. . . . . .I t 1 ·... : '\ -·- 1)~ <·c;~ Cr.LGULA T!f'tJ ~ \'f.Rlrn:o , , 1r I r- 5 1318176 11 12 l o1al66 II 19, t.k......... t i I I ru 110_ ~5.. - -- ~ ov1ffi.~.:......:··. ?;..IL 0._6 I _,. I - 16 4 v,:: Auditor.' Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., Ho:i~mb§r ~ 11.9 .- I - __a (\ 61699 lso ll I 2 88_3 1.9.. 98 58 _17_ 04 - Taxes (Estima ted) !>~t:. 11 fi '-~ 2h . . !- ~ etln~om~ (rq_m_Qp_eratiQP._ _ _ . _ _ 3~ 6- 4 0- ~ - ~.21 l5.p - Per Cent of Sales )( 8 l • 't . .I!.---- I 648 51 I ,1 2 _;368 73 1 ,l ..,20 22 193 .62' 94 94 . 46 9'.(b l . 28 90 1275 00 275 QO .,' 81 ~9- ....., -· .8 5 . . l 223 98 1 l _14.l 99 2 195 ,16 4,p _Q_O ._ 2_ ~9P. 00 I - 199 ~0- ~ .-f'· I ,. _ ...5 32 .. 2 32.. ~ 9.0 i 7 05 1. l.5 . ._ ~ i-._, _ 1_ J.3 311 261,_ 29 62 .... I 50. 3.3 -18. _a5 1- - __2 I J55_ .t 5_ -~ _ 7.0 20_ .00 J_ l l. so_ r - - '".82 I 11 00 ..22 64. 14 3 94 121-. 00 J ?2 .9¾ ' r--'_t .J_ -,.' '7 Q?. -82 .12· -8.2. J.2 - , 11 i g E1 I:. ~S:-46 51 30 34 381 QR I ,=. 394 75 88 l ~J! 4 29h n'1 3 914 104 ...32.. .&-60 _QQ_ I ~ - , ~.., L9a.; I 201 8..l, ---- II I 26 00 - ! 11 ... -·- ~ a 5lr- watchmen and J anitors 8.3 __?tat~o_ne_ry, P~ ie..?,n<!...,C>~~ ppties J .O_08 Jiis4 _ .]"el~gF_?:2t31-n~ Tel~!_!<:_. :.._ ______ :... - _ _5_ ao_ 1_ag _ y~_/'a_!:er, Ligl~ a~d Heat _3,3 54 f.--Refrigeration 11 --tla.6 Insurance - - __'!L _9_2_ 1 h 3;, µ~7 t Other General E;xpenses Total GeneralExpenses 482 87 , - 8 72 i ~Einteodence _ _ ___ -~1 81 . _ Storek!zl)yrs a nd Office Clerks _ J -- - 176 2e .ll 70 - r _.__ 25 oo.. 1 J 1_68 99 t ~~ I 344 3_''/_ --20 42 - . l "/3,1!\ _ _?ali;_smen and ,D~l~veril_lliIB . 75 I Stpre Supplies - - .. =F I .384 22 :l - - I = 651 86 1 - -- o~I ..20 _69 j • ·- ' ~~t·~ l I I SBLLl?\G EXPENSES: ld - 2 :10 1 0 11 LAST Y EAR T H IS YEAR F INC. BLACK DEC, RED .1 ,534 73 ~ 72. 020 12 57_3J.9_.14 . 1 4 7.00 es r - -1 l 540 25 I 58 931 ln 45 '377 42 t- 13 !if-~ 73 ~ 6 228 4'1 ~ __ - _1 5 52 13 088 97 I- l l 941 72 l 197 s9 1 1 14-7- 25 • - I ,, n t;; ! ~ ,n !'i -;;i; ' 7 '70 4_g_J !;Cl l Z 1 C:' 1 ' 1 ' ~4:?.. I 100. 1 02JL l l 9-.4.9 ..-3 1 15.0 1 Q ,n A 2J6 ~ -::,-, 3.,,6 1 A. t:.. 2- 1 19.2 07 I. , r FOR THE PER l q D 6 ~26 oe 6 768 "'/2 I - 9-17-S00 - - -~ -·· - ' -1 ' . . I l , 7 960 79 - -;:di' 1.9 1..7_ . I 1 34~ 77 I 4~05.6 66.1 I .. - I I! INC. BLACK DEC, REO I 1 019 &i ! 1 4 953 2~ -- -- ·- _ .MisceJl~l)eous ~~ings . T otal Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales .l LAST Y EAR 7.2 1! ------ ------ - ·-· --Gro~_Sales . ·- ·- - - ~ I. ll 244 762 82 - - -. .. FOR THE M ONTH 1 ~ - ·-. ..,,_,,,,, ..,. ~ llfOV81D°be r I .. S1:~re for t h e Month of ,,, I .. . Months of the F iscal Year E nding D ecember 31, ·191....7_ ElBlle:n and for the .., - ~ .. ...... . - .. !l!ono. Washi ngton. - .. .. ' -- .. ; C �Comparative Statement of Operations of • 1'cm·o;tia■Jd.nd•D Store for the Month bf_ _..h.,. -ui,~eb-c:11•,._r_ ___;:____ 191..,..,' L. and for th1::..e_ _'l'w_,a ...l..Y11..1•..___ __._ . Mo.nths of the Fiscal Ye~r Ending D ecember 31, 191L 9-17-500 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH r ~!----T~ H- 15 - YE _A_R _ _{l__LA_ST_Y_EA_R _ _ll--,N-C. B_LA_C_K - -H--T-H-IS_Y_E_AR-:c-!i--LA_ST_Y_EA_R_~l--"'.".'"IN'.":'C.~B~LA"""'.C'.':':K--,lh:::i DEC, RED DEC. RED --1 OPERATING REVENUES I SALES: Cash . __.CJ1acge.d........___~ - - ~· I !r----n-Coupou..-- - - - - - I- l 881 63 1 48 46 l 817 .ao ~ 94.. Si' 7-4.0 <':2~ 51 8Si _ 5 3 ~ ~L st.1: 4 - - - · - - - - - - ---li- - - l - --1---11---!---~-11- ___G=ro......s,J.....§aj_e_!>. _ _. Cost of Mercl1~u_djse S_g.!£!.. - - - -Ji...___,,.i..µ.u,.J;u.c;2"'"-,: 1---J...,J;l-l-<l~ ~ 1-:..... G.IQ.SS Profit from Sa~L _ •n----li-_Mlscellan~ Earnmgs _ _ _ ---11-- -l--__,~Li.L~l--+--Al~lalWll-Total O erating Revenues l 1 .a?n: ss , --4-- - 1 - -4 ,- M 02 2 8 ~,1 8'1 J! 1 l~ 9 o'!t 'l9 . . .12 3'25 lG ' ---l- - + --H- - -+--+----l~--,f----+- -iH i..+-1-.1 ..:+-4-a- ..ll---+---"""~ 1----+.....--........q......t.U1"-tl-- ~.........,4-M~ OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE: 1 90~ .85 _ .96 l~ l.M...S~. _ 62 31 soo 00 Total Operating Expenses ret.J.ncomeJ LO.I!l.Qneration,__ _-lf--,A..+o;l-0-~~ 11 Per Cent of Sales .Auditor's Office, ~.,or:tlan4,0re. , Feb,2~' t9t.lL.. I ' I ' ~- ;r ,f I 953 68 , 61 _G3_ 93 2~ 69 .90 ~t: _l l .! i ·- �and for 'th,....__________ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191....!_ 9-17-500 THI S YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR f- FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR == ~ =f.=[= oP=ERA = T-== ING =-=R-= EVENUES =• c==~lp=-· -=f=-;==-lt==7"-=j===ft===;==;==~l===,-==i==9~===r==;==!F==r===:==lF - ~r 1 SALES: 1 I C~ I - I.. . Chacge..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I_ ... Coupon___ _ _ _ _ _ _ - -- - -- _ y,!'oss Sales__ ..--,1----C...o___ st of Merchandise Sold _ _Gr_~ss Profit [!-om Sal~ I • ... :_J~ · - - - - i . , . _ _ ~ - -n - - - - - + - - - + - - - l ~ ~ - - + - - - - + - - - - !i---+---+----i:..........---1----+-. -: r• - - _,. ,r u.----t---4----ll--~ ;....:..;.i.~,__;.;.+-t,,:'-'-t,-~- l ' .. u---►--M.is~eljan~O_IIS I:";.~rninZL.. --- -~ Total O eratin Revenues "' .l Operating Revenues .. Per Cent of Sales :4l== * ======================!l==~==t= ~==i==::i==f.==:;==~- ·-· 1~- ~-+-- r.-+ , ---ti- ~ - + --r --+-~--< - l---'-.:..+:-:---+---!ri l ~ ~r ll~t·-,, C I ~ ., __ I -==- I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB: •-tt-- - - - = S..:. tqre Bldgs. and Fixtures-Ji~~irs ·:J _.Yehi5;le.§.~n.d J;Jamess _ _ __ ..Jlorse§.=_Rene:w..als_ _ __ _ _ . _ ~ t~.Mqin~_g_nce..Ex_p~nseL - - ~~--+----+---it---+----t---tt-- - - 1 - -+---, r-----ii-----t----r---+- -t -- ,1---+---,1-----1-T.o_tal..Main.t~Jl_a..m:~ SELLING EXPENSES: _ Salcsn.1en and Dclivery!!_1e11 Store Supplies Adverti~ing Stable Expenses Gara_ge E~pens~s ,_ 9thcr_Scllin~~pe ~ _ _ _:toJ:J!LSellin ~xpenses -- \ • .,.:"M....._--1 _ Total Operating Expenses Ket Revenue (Exclu~in_g Tax!:>) _ Per cent of Sales l! LI ."~-_1] ti.( ~,;r (' L 1• " .l,. .. I~I~. . 1 ~ , ~ ,,. _Jf _9:· .. .. -' - - - - 1 1 - --1 !/•. 0:, l • :~·r. z ,.. .. ~: ~ ., ., ( I ~- ,, ~· ,. ,:"II r.1 ~- l. .-, Auditor's Office, Cheyenne-, Wyo.,_·-----=-~....!...-,--•.:..?_._ >_·_,;_ , 191-.!L. ? . ~ ,. r •• �~ODO • _ _S tore ,or 1: Januar,r _ _ _ _1n__ 8 Comparative Statement of Operations of _ ___,•..__1faadllJ18'1on _ ____;:;.__ _ t b e M onth o f------'=-===..__ 1 and for th"'-=-_ _ One _·_.__ _ _ _Mont~ of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191__!_ 9-17-500 Jr ITT FOR THE MONT~ -• - - • - Fc;;R THE PERI O D ~- --=- - l'---T-H-,S-YE_A_R_ _,r_LA_ S T_YEA _R_..,1:--,-N-C.-B-LA_C_K_.....1-_T_H-.S-YEA_R _ _o _ _ LA_ST_Y_EA_R_ . DEC. RED - - rt _.,.._ _ ,N~C-.e-LA-CK-e--lr DEC. RED ; , 'I -- I -- r - /-_ . f ·OPERATING EXPENSES I ~LUNTBNANCB: 168 Store Bldl's. and Fi11.1:ure·s-Renairs 161 31 1M Store Bldl!S. and Fixt's-Depreciation ·zo 62 -11----1-~2J: 64! _ _ . ~........~--1:r - Hf'==-a:;.,+--===-==::..:....=.:.:.::...:.===--==c:..=.~~-~...;;;;."-;.;,....i1_ 1--11,~· .11i:'f-'6ll,--~ 1:~ VH,.,,.~,~-~es ~!:::1:e_ss- ---=--=--=:~:1=----.~-..=.; .:::...~+--= i-n•••._.·r~il. --'O .,,_~.her Maintenance El£l)enscs T_o_tal M.aintenance - 181 93 .. r ., I 1.6. . ~99 - 02 I 144 30 I 37 63 ~- ; 1 046 97 'IA. 1. 'IM M ~ n 'I~ QR ~A. , ~ m 6 9M 00 Auditor's Oflicl.~- - 11•• __on _ ._Jfal'Oh ___22-.:..!• ~--• 19~ • l ►~ - . 1 ~= = --= ~ ' r ' ~ =--1_6_~99- -= ==(= 9% ~ 161 - 51 , ~ -- - - + - - 4--------1--1---ll--1---l-_;,;_ -·- : "' �. O!o!lo., • _ • • _' .....vStore for tf1e Month o ... Compar:at1.ve Statement o f Operatlons of _ _•_ _w:--c111:~....f.on _ _ _ _ _ _• _ r_·._ _ _J --'c:n = -'l .....; ~...;. P..-z,,r ;.;:...:. __ _ _ _ _ _191.'..2. _ _ and for the_ _ _fr-_'.!l_o_______._Montfis of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH II INC.BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR ' INC.BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES SALES: I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, l~ l l -,-,-1! -.,wn, u,u50, auu ~ •Mu,,_-, lt r, .' I ----- ·-o-· -·· - ···- - ,, . , 11 .Ho,,., Ji;'™""•'• IJ~ \\ I L1 ' ' ' • .I . .I "'-I'""" -c- --- ··· - I ti II I).\ 11---1 • I " Oth~r Mal!iten.~-11.c~fup_e!\§_es Total 1'4,~j.a~en~m:e I • 01 ~3 II " I , . !II ' II U , ... ll.-.! lfil~ l !,. . r~o. G I I ' TT - ' . G•~! - I l 02 I ~! ~ • ~I •' =-I .ll -t=±-~----~--l---- -- ---_____ -Jf.i, , -- 1 I I I:: i:__= ->-~": !.6 t6 S9 I; : -:37 t.,ri . ' - .' I I II I I II I I:I t'-/. I f ' I -- - I -•1 ·- ~ .. . I ' '-: I ' . 0 .. '-- r • ,. 00 n,• ... ' ) .. Watchmen and Janitors ~ -J 1 Stationery Postall:eand OfficeSuoolies I ,_t iJ Telerrraph and Telephone 'l :::;J (} 9fj {'-~ _, ·- _\ I'- ".. Water, Light and Hea.t 3r. 'l,... 1' CD 25 1~ ---r.---::---:--:-- - - - - - - -- -- - -11- - -1-..:•=_;-1••~~..:, - - ~ !~ · +--' ~11----1-.:.:-=-c::,::::_u1·- - + - --+-- l l - - - ' - - - •- - - 1 t · - - 1t - - - t - - - i•f-l Refrigeration '• ,.. , "!ti;~;-Qf:l -::-:; r - I::-n-su-r~a-nc-e----------!!--l-..,...-+--.l'l---t--,."''l+;,; 9:-;:;2.,r lr--4--4--U--+----l-~II---L-- - ! - --ll---l---J.--lt......J;l~S ....o r- l .,... ~ l Total Operating Expenses l t ' I p General Expenses ::., "J ~ (; 2", SC I Total General Expenses- - ·- -;t-- r,..-:--t::-:--U --'-t, L · -7_ ~ 77• , ; 2 ; ,. .t-: j ~O m l--+-~~:'.,;;.-t~-i-+-~ll-...J... ....J._.....U _ _ i..._.i-_lµ !.>; ·, • .·!=:Iri ~ l::S ''i '. ·• - I • -~ Oprg. Exps. Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (.Excluding Taxes) Per cent of Sales Taxes <Estimated) NPtlncome f.r.9m On<>ration Per Cent of Sales 1 ·) .' ....,. '; , .,~ J? 1 JO l j', 4 HBO H:•. {;..90 y 11· ·r ' ,(J G I :v:, :;!i '8 ! 0:.5 11 .. 'r . ,.,, J~ _ , vi 1)' I ~ ,, ;JI J~- I , ' 'i = PURCHASES ;,~ 441. ~l (!Tf'{) 51.'., I I I I I . = _: ~.. -kl (l .1 I I =.k: •1 I ! 'r· I I. . .. l �C-omp arath ·e St~tt.:111t.•11t of (.')pcratfons of_---!!~~OIIO=~•-•=•= llh=•:...__ __ =St:ore for the Month 6,.__f_-_ft_b_r-.rz _ __,.'------ -- <.: . . a nd for th.__.e__.flro-=a.___ _ _ _ _Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191~ 9-17-500 ,___.c FOR THE MONTH THI S YEAR I -- - --OPimATING REVENUES SALES, - l 588 82 4 .005 85 -·- -- - 135 04 ?5 l ~239 88 940. 13 _ Ca§h _ Chai:~ed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -.Coupon__ I' INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR J 3__ 94 • 2 964 40 l 0 FOR THE PERIOD THI S YEAR I LAST YEAR 2 131 57 1 6 534: 80 3 28 16 4 r 18 ✓ 10 988 18 l 525 ,,,, I l3 62 90 -8 -942 .68 1 386 88 u 19 34 3 56 0 138 i39 l 2 :r I '3 0 0 2 ~36 96 I 2 046 60 139 ,79 1 6 I 16 INC. BLACK DEC. RED 494 M 1 63 I 131 168 58 2 59~ 951 6 . 75 10!- 2 301 10 I I- 2 161 53 l 45 .. 9 059- 80 / G.ro~SaJts_ Cost of Merchandise Solg_ Gross Profit from Sales _Misc_clla..11eous Eai::nin_g_s_ _ -·· Total O erating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales I 2Jr- ~ 2 964 72 I 2 776- 66 ·1 188 06 · 2 30 190 36 ' 2 ~ r I OPERATING EXPENSES 1\IAINTBNA."'iCB: 168 Store Bid . and Fixtures-Rewr§.. _ 1 5sru ge l _t .J_ \!_ 13ssI ga 335I/36 II ·i i ~ \bf J -- .?~31 1 ~ IL ll1r.6 l-- . - -2.91 ~ ~1 _ 120 I~ L l_:_!_ 02! 194 61 , 04 41 24 ✓ I ~ 20 ~ ~ 36 00 1' .~= ' --- __ ,, . -- -- .I, - I. 1 El. 9'/ :c25-.fOQ-11II ~ r t- 1 12 . GllNEltAL llXPB;sSBS: ____., _Superintendence 102 05 Sto.rek~pers and Office Cler~--u----+--"3=20 Q()_ Watchmen and Janitors --·· 72 ~ . St~ti_onen:,Rostage and Office Su_P. lies l_8 '768~ Telegraph and Telephon~-- _ _ _ ,..._ _.___,,, 5 75 82 _ Wat'::!..½_g_!tt and__!Ieat _ _ _ _ 11 00 _Refr~c_ra_t_io_n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _11__ ~ - -~ - - 1 i - Insurance •, - " ' - " l l - -· Other General Expenses __ _ Total General Expenses 27 51 380 oo l I -- 6~ 96 13 35 22 QO 92, - U- - l - - +-:--t!-- + .=.::..+;:..::..JI- --J--=~.::=..::.i1-- .+--l--ll-Ji- Total Operating Ei..-penses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Nlt_Revenue (Excluding_ Taxes)_ _ Per cent of Sales axes Estimated _ , - -_ _-..I.ls·•ci..IDtO..m.e_fr9....mj)pcration Per Cent of Sales 1199 11 , 198 ~. �and for th ___________ • Months of the Fiscal Year Endi~g December 31, 191_Q_ 9-17-500 J FOR TH E MONT H T H IS YEAR FOR THE P E RIOD LAST YEAR INC. BLACK THIS YEAR I :: LAST YEAR OPERATING REVID\'UES SALES: - C,!lsh_ _ Charged _ _ - - ~ - - - - - - I' CoupoIL - - - - - - · - · _ GrQ¥ Sal~s Cost 0Uvl~l'.fh1mdise_ Sold Gross Profit from Sales _Mj}~eJl;.me®s_Eawings__ _ Total Operating Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent o[ Sales J , t= r I I I[ OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB: Store Bid . and Fixtures-RepairL _ Store Bld1rs. and Fixt's-Depreciationj n-•-·tt---' V~e= hi=cles and Harness ______ _ _ _ _ 1--....H!=Q.C.ses-R~ne~als . _ _ . 11 1 I • ....,~--u--Q.theLMai.ntl:nance..E1$penses,_ _ __ u,---11----+--- ~l-- -+-- -+--1+--+---4--..;,-._-+_ ____,1--------+!1-----+--'--+.,.;....-ff----li---+--: :toJ11l M_aiQ.1;.~ance 1 SELLING EXPENSES, I S,?-lcsmcn and D~iverymcn_ Store Supplies A<lvC'rtising Stable ExQCn~es Garage E -'p~n5cs _Ot her St@•!:; g_,,wen~.£ _____1i -- - - t - --:::-t~ - 1t--Tota,1_S<;!!i!!gj:;xpcnses -+-- --+---i~- -t-,-,,,-:+-~-ir---h·---+--~r-- -+- - +-- ~t---+---11------4µ,..... GENEUAL EXPE~SES, ~E.e!l!.!.~dence __ --·-----n- __ _ _ __ Storekeepers and Qffice Clc_rk_s___ _ Watchmen a~Janitors _ - - - - i~- -1-,._____Stationery, Postag}?and OfficeSueE.!l.es TeleK!:!el.!.._?.nd Tele hone W!.t~, ~g~~.:;1~ Heat •u---11---I_n_st_1ra _ n_ ce _ _ _ _ ____,,I____._ er_ General_1:xRenses Total General Expenses _ _ _ _ _o=th.. Total Operating Expenses ~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales t .fu:~riue (Excluding Taxes) - -- -- - _,_ ·Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated IJ I II r-;,..____._,·_e.t.Jn.<:Q!TI!l_f_r.9."':'.m.,_,, O= r,.,a,.,,t,.,,io'!!n:-..._ _ _1t---t- -lf--lll -- +- --+-~ ~--4--+-~~- -+----+:.......-lf--•1-:-+--ll- --ir--t--u Per Cent of Sales .. PURCllASES . Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ , 19L_. -- ---·-----= �Comparative Statement of Operation s of !'ono, W'ii!i! ~ mi and for th._____ _3_ _ _ _ _1\lfonths of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31 , 191~ 9-17-500 FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR OPJllLI.TING R1lVllNU1lS SALES: Cash ~C.harrred._____ __ • II L l ~69 os j~ I - -- -- - - - - --.1-- - - 4 - --+--!1 __~ - THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I ~29 20 3 200 62 2 _4:'1 98 ; . 498 ~l . A, . -59~ 6111 3 9.26 82 ,· 1 i ~7 i 5 , 15 62£1" 66 _10 125 69 839 85 \ 1 8_32 08 \! l I 333 8'1 ___ 4_?J5 2f? 1 3 I 367 50 l- _Cou; 4 - - - ll - - - - 4 - - + - --f, - -- + - - + - --H-- ? 466 3 8 'I 5 641 22 1 9~ 16 419 28 1 6 '-~~~ Co=s~il_1e~handise ~ - - ~~-= 6~~~ -5~ 1=8~ r---'4"-+-6~2=0-+-'3~0--tt-----1--t---7~7~4r8=8'"-1t-=-,--=...,_..-._____G=r=os's ... P--= ro=fit;:;..(:.;.;ro__m_,_S =a=le=s- - - - - ·t 1'11 2Q_ '.l_ O2Q 92 lt5.9 28 .%J ____ Miscellaneous Earnings _ _ 0 Total Operating Revenues i i 1_2 80 l 021 92 150 88 I, 3_ 40 . _ Gro~Sales _ _ _ ___ _ t==!~=o=p=ep=r:=:in~cg=e:=t=:~;;=~=~:=s = = = = ~ ' ~ ~-~ 1""'6~ 8~ :tt:.: ---=-- ~ 8 4 " C: FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED L --_2 ~ _ J --+-- 723 64 66 79 9 45 I -+-----,l!---~- - + -- - fl Q. 18 6 2 7 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE: 168 22 Store Bid . and Fixtures-Repairs Total Operating Expenses •I 0prg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Reve!ll!e (ExcludiE_g Taxes __)_ _ 11__ Per cent of Sales -I" "1 71 46 a 1-11-~----l;"l.J!-t U!CQmf: from Operation Per Cent of Sales .IL-.~1 ~ 08 ~2~ a:!!! l '--l~-l~4:?-'ee,~-tr 2 0 G 6 8" , 19L.-=..._. I I I' �and for thP..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Moq.ths of the Fiscal Year Ending D ecember 31, 191___ • F- - c::::~ U 9-17-500 FOR THE ==~i===== ==== = =====~:'= =T~H~~A~ l M~- FOR THE PERIOD- - . . ,_ _ ~~Y~R-=~~==~~~=~=B~=~~~=~~=T =H~1s=v=~~R = ~l•~ =~=~~== Y =~ R =-=~.l:~=0~ •~~~=··= e= ~R ~~=~=~ OPERATING UEVENUF.S SALllS: Ca§.h __ _ Cha~d Cout'pa~o~- -- - - - - - - - - _ 1. __ _ Gross Sales _ __ Cost of lyferchandise Sold II - I - - - -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! - + - ~ ~ - + - + - ~ ~ ~ r - , - ~:~ [ 1 - ----~- - - - ~~~~ 1 --- ~ 1----11---Mjscellaneous Earnin_g§___- - -- •ll- - - + - -+---u---1,--+---11---+----1,-..- 1.---+-----1:! - --+---11---o---+---!t-----ll Total O erating Revenues . ___ Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales • I J OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAJNTBNANC.B: Store Bld s. and Fixtures-Re airs =-=c_ _ GBNBltAL BXJ.>llNSBS, Su crintendencc - Storeke~pcrs and_O_ffi- ce_ C_Je_r_k_s_ _ i _ Wa..9:hme~nd J}l'litors_ _ _ _ _ ....,.,1-----1 ·- - -- - u----•-- - --11----i....- i- _ ,__ _ --= s .~i_~l!!:.!)'.J Pos~e and OfficeSueplies ,,___ __ _,_.....,11_ _......._ f---- Tele raph and T~ephone - - - --,; . - --t-----t- - -·n. ~'a.!_er! -Light a':~Heat 1 1 - - [ "11---,,-.11--R_e f_r..,, ig!ration _ _ __ __ : _---- ~---fl--=--=+-·-·-_ : ==: 1: : : ::+--- -1----11-- ~ ----+-: =:i.r _ =:-.--+----_--=~-n----+---+( Insurance I F ----i Other General Expenses _ _ Total General Expenses - -----ir- - + - - +- + -- t - - + -~l----+--l---ll---+--"----1:~--+--~---1:~--+---+---1: Total Operat_in_g_E_xpe-n-ses CCI I f f i = = \ F = = = = = = = = = !1 r ===i===r=,i===p=p==tt=~=~~=~~~==l=~=!l=~=4:==;ii='tr Oprg. Exps.-Pcr Cent of Sales - ~et ~~nue (ExcludiE_g T~es~) ___1--Per cent of Sales 1 PUBCIIASES Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,_____________ 19 ' ' I L _. - - --- �Tano,11teb:i.ngt.oa, ComparJtive St:.-itcmcnt of Operations :,f . . and for the,f u.~11..,r-._ _ _ _ _ Months of the Fiscal Year Ending D ecember 31, 191..8.._ ,1 _-:::c_ FOR THE MONTH TTHOS 41----,;.- l 1 061 87 ! 2 068 60 ~ \l ~ 661- 70 J\ Coupon___ ,n----it--- - - - - - ~~~-·c::~ I I LAST YEAR • I 1~-~~~ llr:I 178 ee J 4 2 ~o S 359 96 786 75_1 _Ql 65'2121 S 203 fl/ I '7'11 75 ~ 28 286175 r.14 015 55 882 .98 1 1276 8 9 8S9 9 - - ~ (- 4 - - - + - - - l i i - - ~ - - + - - - - I - THOSVEAR I Cash ---·- _ __charge. ~ - - - -- 9.11-soo •• ,-! FOR THE PERIOD ~ ~- y,:"" _ i: I SAL:.PERATING.REYENUES 1 ¥ 1-i: ~ 58 1,~ss M: 412.'l l 20 , ,1---u--~GrossSal~~__ - -- - f . Cost of :Merchandise~Sold . Grossj>_rofit from Sales _ _ _ _ ~.i§ce\lan~ous ~rni1.1,g§ Total O eratin Revenues Operating Revenues r~ ==;i===P=er=C=e=nt=o=f=S=al=es=========tt='==1=~ :;:5=~=~=~=111==~-~ _8 18 3 _ OPERATING EXPENSFS l\LUNTBNANCB, • ~1 Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Repairs ti----1---t-- - 1 1 - - - - t - - - _ •• 111 I ~ '-~ I I 20 58 Store Bldgs. and Fjxt.'.§=!?epreciation eh~J~_a11dJI.!!rn~ss . _ _ sj?~eJ1ewals . _ _ • _ H;· 1122 [__ __ _ _ _ 2i-----+ l _ 8B1_ 67 I .82 4:8 '1·-- 88 M ii - - - , _ ~ '1=~=2al!!0~ 58 ~ ==i=-===~OO ~ r:-~ll8 19 i _ _ U 9 65 T.o.taLM.aintena•.:a. f!C::a:e===·= --===11==:::e:: \ .....L~G ·""·N•BS• l'l.31 'l.'1: . • Sal~ll)Cn_l!_nd_Dcliveryme..!L_ _ Store S'.~plies _ _ _ Adverllsmg _ __ _ 1 i ; 1•1'15 • l, l.'l.6 1 Q i;:~1 •! 1~~ _ _ t- _ __~__ . 0 , - -- = 9_0 . Qi~=-=z~ _ l '7 73 32 50 - 2s oo 2~ u t T,ot:tl_S~llifilLExpenses 60 I' 1 _ 00 00 _ l 297. 10 _ 17 'l3 - 32 .SO 1 ~ r l'l-15 92 I 5V , 21 ~ 32 SO 'l9 10 _ 9 l _Other Selling Expens~s -fiII 04 ; . r~- _J)ther_Malntenaqce Expenses . -il 1 ,58 1- 32 sol ~~ ~~t-_ 100 o_o _ 1 ~==itc--6L H ,-:w::m="",:;-iG5 7~ • ENEllAL EXPENSES, dence rs and Office Clerks anc!J.E-Eito.r:!_ _ _ _1----1 Posta e and Office Su lies ·-- _ nd Tel~one _ _ _ \_y"ater, Light an~Heat ----11---1 Refri e_ra_ti_on_ _ _ _ _ 1 . Insuranc_e_ _ _ _ ' Other <;;eneral Expens~ __ To~al Ge~_ral E~~E_ses -{!--~ 13 35 . 85 Of> _ -- cU'Z. ea _ .97-0 .0D I _J '14 - - 9.3 S<> 1760 oo l~ 'lf l _ - IW'V--l - - - t - 2 5 5' .6913! Total Operating Expenses _O r . Exps.-Per Cent of Sales 1 ·i----t--:Nc:.!e~t R~•enue (Excluding Taxe&_ - n - -~ Per cent of Sales xes Estimated I PUllClIASES . , us 01 Porilan4,t/>regon, Auditor s Office,~lua9 1111u,,lg11 : 7.B:t .56 . 6!' 2s 762 2a 20 811 41 :_-_ �ond for th"'c---....::.....~""~•-"------Mo?ths ' of the Fiscal Year Ending D ecember 31, 191...G_ 9-17-500 ' - FOR THE MONTH LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK • ·f ·-==,::=""=:y=~:===D =E~C=•= R~E~D= ~•~ ==;:===;;:=~:l ==-ac;.,==;=~:~=-=D =E~C=. = R~E=D=~r~:i f 'l OPERATING REVENUES I SALES: _ Cash_ . _ Chargc_d_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I - o_u pon__ --• - - - ., d _r _ _ ___ .Qross Sales _______ __££s_t.9f Merch~di§~~$.Qld ~ - -- - o------i~------1P----,r--..._-1-- + - - - - 1 -----t--•t1--- 1 - - - - ! - - ·l!-----.--+-----i,----+-' Gross• from Sales - - - - n- -•,_ ____ . 4Profit :•-- ·---- --- _, ~ • - 1 Miscellaneous Earnin~ . .. '* =~==T=o=ta=l=O~p=er=a=t==in=g=R=e= v= en=u=e=s=====;b..L: •.J r, ' Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales ·~ • - I I -+- - , , - I_ ~•..=:~==-~I==-=~=---•-! !.' ~ ==t'!"==l,"" OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, S ore Bid . and Fixtures-RepairL-i1----1- - . i - - n - - - __ _Harne$!._ _ ::Re.n~y_aj§ _.J!intenan9e_.J:J'.P~nses_ __ ,....~-- - - - + - - -11-- - - - - - - t - --t1-,----t----,r-..._--+--+---. al_Maiq_t~rtance ELLING llXPlllliSES, . I :l tt ] Salesmen a!l.d. D~!\ve_!y~ Store Supplies _ _ _ _ __ Aclvc-rtising )?table J;xp1en~ __ r.: _ __ ·-. _ c::u-,\~ r:~n£ns~ . ~ - ~ .:.,a, ,.. _l Ot,!:tc!:,_~elling Expen~ I TJ!.t'Al,§.elli.m;.,~,&.enses GBNEllAL EXPB:-iSBS: _ - > ~-l' __ _ • ::- u--~--=Sc=u=er'""in;.; .;t:;.; c.n.c;.de ;; ;;o.n;;;:c;.;;.e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~1---i--~•l,~jl-.r;U''-l'I Storekeepers and Office Clerks Watchmen and J._a_n_it_o _rs_ _ __ IU:it---;~.....:::Stationery, Postage_ a_n_d_O _ ffi_c_e _S_u,ei ..,P._l_ie_s_ 11___.__,,-f,.__..,'-!; " .. :..3 .O&. ,,......._+ .&-l►--n--T::..elegraph and Tel~hone _.6 - ll0..-1t---t-'.._'&. •....:;.i:.L \;l,1ater, Light and Heat , ................ _ _ _ ----··- 1---11,--R_e_fij_geration , ,n Insurance 'l~ -~-"1 1..___,i' Other Gen-e-r a_l_E_x_p_e_n-se_s_ _ _ _ _- ; ! - - -~--'+-..;...-11--r --Total Ge - ne-ral Ei-pe-n-ses - -- ; r- - t - -t - -,n---+-~:-- +f-- + --+---lf- - + -~-+--:t}---+-.-.- -+-.!...-H- - -t-......:.+-- ~ ~n -·· ---- , .., .. Total Operating Expenses r-J~ "· . -M j r . .. l~L.:[ I , 1 !'" ~ 0 rg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales r; K,il_gevenue (Excluding Ta_xes) ___ r ,- ' Per cent of Sales --n---t--+-·U--~f--+--H---+--1-ll----4..:...-~...i· 1 ---i---4- -4~ 1 --+~-+--lh t •. ~ " Taxes Estimated) I • . 1 .. ,, ; 11---11--~'~.QllJe from Operation , -~ .' '=="-----u---t---A.i-r-➔.:.....-1-.!...-c.4-/....-;ll--i---~-l:-U--+--l---il--ll----+....:.:.1-U----f-i--t--ll-­ ' .., Pe.r Cent of Sales . PUllCDASBS ,.' -· .... - i-' ~ Auditor's Office, Ch~y~nne, Wy;.,,_[_._._:___v....:..':::.''- - - - - - , 191__. . . .. . . ... i~ . 0 �rcnto• . 1'lilih--.,." for-.... the. l\lfonth. of.· - ~• . ·• ~ . ,..... .. ,: ·Store Comparative .Statcme tl t of Operations of ,,,. V' - =---=. 191"!"'°_ and for th1::..e_ _....;·.F.;:;tve..:...;:;. ;:; _ _ _ l\1:onths of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 19L..~- . ----···- .. ------ ... -· -- L'AST YEAR r-I FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR 9.- 17-500 ·- ~ ~ -r·= INC. BLACK DEC. RED INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES SALES: ~sJ1 - · _ Coupo.n._ - - - - - OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, . 17 StoceBldgs. and F;xtu,~)ls.,.i!:,______.!_ 0 1 !IS Vehicles and !!~ess__ _ - - - - i 1 Horses~ Renewals _ ______ !7.il _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ -· _. 3 01 • (14, 191 66 '-- I 22 ' LQt1ll!J..1tili!fil..~~E~_p~n§$!,_~s. - - - - 1~- - + ---=:-+-::~ i ~- +--=-::-l--=-:,-{l,,---..,_--=-+-=-=-1<.----1--+--·t1----1-=c-l,=-6-:.:+-9=9,,,-l~---+--= l c.:+--.=.=-,lll\=½.\=={Jli==-~ T~ot~a~l M ~ ai~ n~ ten~an ~ ce=====~==4== 23 ~= 63 = 1l===4= 2=0 ½= 58 = ?!:i==t== 3 =1= 05 =1c'1 = - - 88 56 1~ 2~ ~==1:==2=0~ ~. r= I I \l I~73 _Sa1£smen ~!19- !)eli,yeryE1~ SllLI.ING BXPBNSBS: !1'15 __Stor~ Suppli~s 1'161t J\clv~,rlising: [l '1'1\t ___ Stabje fapen'l,_es _ 1 ]L.J1 _ ~ ._ _ _ ~1_74!1 ~•lllap_ar lld!willll ,l '19\f _9{J)er Se11!!2g_Ex~~- - 1\T Total Selling Expenses _ _ 31~ ~-5 \_ _ 2. 89_ '-. - \L- - 25 0.0 I . . l --~610 ~ 1' l _.,7 83_ ~ __ . 8 8'1 I 3 29_ ii 185 32 . _ _ ll . 73 :_.3 ~.29 I' 26 • 00 .19.. :ZS 19.. ?8 3 _49 125 00 _ 900 64 . 68 ~4 I .35 7.9 i 125 3_60 82 225 34 tl5 - _ oo I 87 BL ,---j,=-:,-.,.+,..:.,...-1¼--+-~~"'"";..---kc-==,4...-,.=-l I 70 ~ 13 ,t --t-;. ~i :i _121 L I GBNEi<AL EXPENSES• IJ . 9'1. 96 \ ~Q __§_IY)erintendeoce 1811 185' Storekeepers and 'Office Clerks 33~ ~8 W~ t<;!,l~~n- ~!1<!..J.anltors _ ___ ___ Stationer:y, Post~g~and OfficeSueplies l 'l. ~ - ___ y Tel<:~aph and Telephone _6,0_ · - __ l82L -~:3.:!. Light and f!eat__ _ __ _ 11 .Q'O.:. _ _ 0 __ _J __Refrigerat~ ~ -- - - - - - - l l l - - - + -~--i-..--- ll---.1---l186' Insurance - - - - - - - · - - - - - l l - - . . . J . - -'7_ . Other General Expenses ., Total General Expenses r _4,_7_&. 2..G 11 - 76 - .i1~ f -13- 85 75 . 25 13 -_ -19· 35 -,· ~i r I 41 1s 1 904 Go ~s[;]I ~60 1 ~ l==4/==T =otal === Op=: era:= t in=== g =E x=pen:=::= se=:=" s ==l:lp;:=¥ 18~60~t'1;,;; 1~'1====~6;;;;8( ~ 03dkl==!1~ 1'1:;,;, 9~6;;;, 's !~ ~ 3 9 . ., H --1/----:-0-:"'-p-"rg::::-._Ex-=-·p_s._ · -::P::-e_ r C:-e-::n:t _of:::S_a_le~s- - tl:----1-="8 ~ 9~!1--.J.--~1~0....!2!::!....ll----Jl..-...!1:A,..:3:......Jil..--l... l.. I Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 6Jl3 16 __ -~ 62 131 5 4 2 1• Per cent of Sales 8 7 r Jet_Income from .Qoµatio=n=-----u---~.w.::a.t.µ.elt.jJ,.._ Per Cent of Sales 1 PURCHASES 31 8 6 10 8 2 118 97 7 2 7 28 5 l 3~1--;1 7791!21 7 825 25 6! _j 9 842 14 Portland, Or egon, 09 l 38 8 Auditor's Office, 0hcycnne, Jn',c,.,_ _ _ _J_u_ly~-=3..!,___ , 19~. .2 81 43 35 60 �and for th"'-----'-'------Months of the Fiscal Year Ending D ecember 31, 191_ J_ 9-17-SOO T FOR T H E MONTH INC. BLACK LAST YEAR TH I S YEAR DEC. T H I S YEAR REO -r FOR T H E PERI O D INC, BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED = = = f f = = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ = = i ~ ~• ~ 1 = 1 :,.,,i_ OPERATING JIBVENUF.S _ Cash.. ._ _ _ _ Chargr,...__ _ _ _ _ _ __ f _ - - -- - - - SALBS: t = : :upon- __ I~ - ...:.. - - -- - - - - - - - - u -- - 4 -~ ---o---t---r-----ii- - - i - - --i----1:-----+---+-----,r- -+---+---;!-- -+- -+--;!'. Gross Sa1$?S _______ . L _ _..C.ost_Qi.M..erchandise Sold...__ _ _ r Sa 1 .1r-- -1---~-ilr---+----+---,l---+---t--l ~..:..;.:.+;..;..;.-+---f 1- -=-~:..__+:-.-1L----L---L-~[ 'I • ---11-__.........,·c.cllancous Earnings. ------•--1+-- -----J Total O eratin Revenues OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTB!'i"ANCE: Store BJdgs._fil}!i Fixt's ~~iatiOJl·-1~-- --1i---.---.Yl!hicles~ and.Harnes!i_. _ __ _ 4 ;..i._:._,--"-_.u.uua..Maioteoaoce...Ex.pens,1;:1._ _ _--l!-_ - 1_ _,.___~1---1---~ ----:.---+---i---li------+----+-~~---+----+-~,--+---+--~ .tal.Mainteoance • --- - --11-- - - - r - - - t - - - - - ; • - - - t - - - - + - - - 1 i . . - - - - t - - 1 ~ - 1 1 - - - - --__ __ Tele raph and Telephone q ,, u--•---'" ;..;;.'at~r, L i g ~ Heat _____ • 'i · ---t--+-- ·- ___ _ Refri eration I - l!·-'---tt---::lns=u~ra::,:n~ce::.__ _ _ _ _ _...,..._---jr--:-----l---4---,-1!---+--+-..;J!-----+----+--l! __ t-. OfteLGeneral Expwes ___ Total General Ex eases ,. ~ Total Operating Expenses 0 r . Ex s.- Per Cent of Sales l I ,:I• J l! _ - I ·- 1, I I I PUBCIIASES ( (- 1 l r~ --t--l--1~--1---11--il--l---t--fi I I 111 I I ID >·- • I .': . .: 1 ,O 1,.., 1 (• 't .,, a , 19t..::_. 2 i ·,. E- , } I �., ashingloa llnion Coal Company _ _ ___,,JcoRRESP. F ILE No. _ _ _ __ #CO M PILED FOR_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ §TO BE U S ED FOR "SPE C I AL" S T AT EMENTS ON L Y. i _ _ _ _ a = = = = = = = = = = == == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = , N AM E O F C LERI{ SALARY D I~ I / \' ' I. \ ·~ \\ '\,;_),· J i. - I I :.!. _;:_;_ if ~ " -- T I ME SALARY 11---.----.---ll D 1-1 M I NAME O F C LERK = - --'--ll------1 ~- - ~ !!'\·--- - - - - - - - - - 1 - -- - . . . . i ! - - + - - + - - ! ~- - ~11 --7 ,----------·-- II- -r--,J 1--11- / _:~ ~ ~ ___,I,._- -- l =-!-- -1 ·- - -- l - L ~ - -,=4 - - - - 1 - --- ~ - - - · - 1 1 - --1-----ll- _,__,,,__ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - 1 , - - - ! 1 - - - - - 4 - - - l - - l i - - - - + - - - - - 1 1, - -- - -- -- f I' - - - - ~1 - - 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 - - 1 - l l_ _, 1 1 ; - - -- · - __ .!_ • - -- ! ! - - - , , _ , _ _ _ , ! - ! _ l ~ - - ' - - - - - - 1 .~ ~ - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - ---11----11- - - - _ I I -ll .,.-· ,- ----=1- ~~~- \- COST 12._J I -/~Ill-:---.. ;. - 1 - COST I .pr ~ \_ i =-----1-\-_'>. ..::,__:, ' -... T IME 11 1-i M 11 - - -- - 1 1- - - t - - - 1 1 - - t - - - + - - l l - - - + - - - - i l l - - - - ' - - - - -- ~,l - - 1 - •,______._ . I �u ■ Comparative Stat<:n!cnt of Operations of :nnm.-: - a nd for thP.___S_ lz _ _ _ _ _ _.Months of the Fiscal Year Ending D ecember 31, 191__&_ 9-17-500 I_ FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD 'l- - - 1; - - - - - - - 1 ; - - - - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - -- ~ , I THIS YEAR LAS T YEAR ~===-=====,,,-,- I NC. SLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST Y EAR INC. SL.ACK DEC. R ED ] OPERATING REVENUES I SALES, I I Cash _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 116 ,70 1 9,!-0, 42 1 ---" C=,bl\~g!:cj,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 2 4S9 82 Ii 2 010 S2 1 t 4 s31 1JS t---ll--UP°-,..____ -_-_-_-=_-______-_·____-1-1,,-~ .2~ ~j; _ J 176 28 G 56'7 ?O, s:t J> 169 7? ~· Gross Sales -----;,L 8 2'1 V 288 49 1 210 '/8 4? 35 80 36 520 75 -..__,._ SosLof MerchandiseSg!d ___ _ 1 5 '/8 -4 '175 41 - 1 1 98 3? - 38 754 6 0 - 28 737 15 Gross Profit from Sales ~ .,. 2 613 ;;;;;,;;,,,i-'0. .8. .....1,.___1_2_.,_4_1__ 1- ~ 581 20 7 783 60. ,...__,1_ 1t.li~llaneoJ,1.s...Earning§_ 1 21. --. 85 ' ®H 8 95 4 50 .. Total Operating Revenues 2 526 '1._,1._ ~ 51.a f3=·o- -+-.-=1=2-r=: 8l 8 590 15 7 788 10 Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales 29 "I 48 34 5 l l: r -, 18 1 59 93 6 82d 45 -, ~ s_~6 -~7. _ ~9 50 _ 1 661! e· 8~1 08_ ~es_ o_o-f__g__, 1_06 s1 1 ~~ s~g 9Q_ r_ /r 11 l =f J.-9 ~!5 _fil>L -t 10 017 45, 7 97 6 0 ~ 1 - 45 8 0 2 05,_-11 1 1 , 21 4 r·- ""' S ;1l====tl== = = = =====fr:=F==¥===J?===i=::::::::::P-==-=:"--~;=-=:f== " l - . ' lrli,._,..- OPERATING EXPENSES 1 MAINTENANCE, 1168 186 1 82 Store Bid . and Fixtures-Re airs 20 6,_2-tt--_ 123~ 2.I ~ _,_1-23-1-5-9 os I _?0 57 ' 22 187 04 -~~:--=- " 1~ 1 I t!_l~_!~t 921..88. 3~ 79 ,- 10 - :JL ~~1- 790 08~ ' Insurance L-t;,61~- -Other General Exp! nses 66 87 .. ll#== i:====T==o,;:;; ta;;,l;;;:Gen~ ! = E= xp=en=s=es===:"ll==#====l====l?=~===~~ :l===!.~ ~ ~=l!==-;~ Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxei;) Per cent of Sales Taxes Estimated) I PORCIIASBS 949 38 ✓ 737 99 11 2 10 1 1 577 36 1 7 4 18 6 41 52 31 15 2 342 12 ,,, 2'1 98 r 2111 391 .,, 4 86510 323 I 3 724 92 10 ? 3 894 9 10 39 707 40 32 750 15 ; 198 58 ' 5 8 99 4 103 03 23 8 199 5'1 5 '1 4 971 03 868 00 A d. , Portlan41 Oregon, l: t 25 u ttor s Office. Ght; unne; w, o.,_ _ _ _ _:agua -=--=--- L 8 - • 19t::_. - ·-- ·····-- by. _____ _ 1 " ··r1 ............__- ~ .:;·,~;.~---· 11 I �and for t~1"'----~------Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 191_!!_ • 9-17-SOO FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED I THIS YEAR , LAST YEAR I _ INC. BLACK DEC. ' RED ~I = = / l = = = = = ===#===.===r====!l===;==r==~l==:;==a~F==i==;::==::ll==;:=;:==ll====;;::;==;=:c=!!=:F I 1F I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, ___ _c._a..sh_ .Charg,1:U.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -Coupo,u....- - - - \ Total O DI ' L~ r us.Earning · Reven,..u_e_s- - - - - t t ---+-~::~L-i--u---1-__- _-.---1:;--+----+-_-_J--!t----i-~-+---n---1-_-_-:-_--i!---+---;.--iL:-- ~ Ope;:~i~~e;~;~~=s I ij I- l LIJ 1-· . . I~ _J ,~ OPERATING EXPENSES M:AINTE Store Bid s. and Fixtures Store Bldgs,.A_n.4.Ei1-t's-Depreciatio,.n.::_11___. , ..._ _..__Y.,_,~. h,_=ic=le=s...,aug_l::IfilJles=s--------i:-----+--1 __&~=13..ene.\v.al,.._________ 1~- - - t - --iec Maioteoaor.ehpense...__ _-11----t-- - + - - n - - + - - - + ----ll---+---t--..J;---+---4--~l--~. - -4---o1alMaintenance I' 1 ~J.---4---1---11.._ SELi.iNG EXPENSES, I - I, \_ L. \r,;~,_ I ~E-- r- II \1 S~111.e.!1.!!!1d Delivervmen Sto.r.e $upvlie~ ·- - - - ____ Advectising ~table Expenses G,½f.lQ,e E"peJ1J.£S ---· ··----n----> O_tJwr S_s!l\i!1g~_:sne=n=se=s~ - - - - - tt---1---i----i~- - -+---+--ll---l--+--,'---+--+-~!----+--f---lll----+---,.--+: T.,o.taLS__g!Jin El\~_nses J F- \- --\ GENEilA.L EXPENSES, l\ Su erintendence Storekee ers and Office Clerks Watchmen and anitors . I Stationer, Pasta eand OfficeSu lies Telegraph and Telephone Water, Light and Heat • •r .. - +-~.;;.:..,~.2-..:.:....::.::.:;~~-- - - - - - H - -_,_.,____......,.._ - - · . ........,_ •-fr- - ~ Refrigeration Insurance ..1,..........,._~0J.IJ..er General Expenses Total General Ex enses 1 Total Operating Expenses 0 r . Exps.-Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue Excludin 'Taxes) ILi I II ,;· r. ~,-. •J ~ [- ·I rL. l ..:11 I It I ~ ~ Per Cent of Sales / ,- " • 1 r PURCIIASE.S - II -1~-tlr---+--YI- (' ,. - (- r,, ,, �Comparative b~futcment of Op':ra:tions of and for ..--, Seven --"?-• Store tor the Month ot_.= ......,..=--.ia.,i~~ =:......=.1 . - y ~=='!'=~ Months Ende.~d----"h-'.~l.y __ 3=1'---__191~ Compared with Corresponding· Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH /~cg,T, L_ - .- -~=P= E=R=A= T I=N =G= RE = VENU~: =-.:i!===r====;== - - --- - r: - .FOR THE PERIOD J l - - - - - - , ----------,11---.,IN""C::-."'BLA,-.-;;-C-;:;-K--!l------1r--------tt--; l -;:;N;::-C,•B"lA"'C::;::K::---jr1-:,. 'THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED 1 ...- ~,!-== = r = =r===tt== =,= ::i,===ff=="i==f==il=== r====F=tt==•==t= =-==!:r-., P:: l I1 SALES, -n- -----i,__c _as_h _ _ __ _ _ _ _ I __]. tlH QS_(_ Charged 2 1 1• -ll------11-C _o_; upo =-n - -- -- - ---ii\ l 1: 4°-3 -J -1 ,.f Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales :Miscellaneous Earnings ll '-fl"----.ll~!V:!I +V - ' -- -tr ~ - - - 4 '~ ~ --l----+-,t!l;.fJ.-11---,.-+- - r ....__'tt-_-1-_.'+--'-=-i t ---+------~ ~:r - Operating Revenues Per Cent, of Sales 'I - - - ! OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB: .6"'--• - !m-~ ·=tt---=~ - = t t =~l'=!V==i! I f k l !WLJ..!:lQll_~St~o~re~B~l~d,e.:gs!;,..~an~d~F~·i~x~tu!.!.r~es~R~e:e_ai~rs~-ll - -+ -A":~:D-~ -+-- +--4! - 4! ---Gf41~ - - t~!C<-f--i£;.~- -+- +- + - -Fex:x~ _y_:r- Ir Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depreciation Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewals Other Maintenance Expenses tatione Post nd Office Supplies hone . Other General Expenses Total General Expenses - - - - - - - - ---~--· Auditor•s Office, ~ ! ~ ~ · ~ · · ······.S.ep:t......6.........:............•191._li... t �Compared with C~rresponding Periods of Previous Year Gross Profit from Sales _ i--r=· __ 1 = - '· - · .. -i' Total Operating Revenl!~S _j _ Operating Re~enues -~ - OPERATING EXPENSES I MAINTENANCE, l - l l - -- ! ! - -...w>.,,.._,,'--"<-~..._,,....,...,._,,AkM[e~pai...._--tt-_ - t - _ - t - _ .. 11 ' _ _ ___ fu9LeJlkl~xt:;-Dell[eciat.ian,a.---i--- +·-➔ -~Hl---11-- -\,..,'e=h"-'ic=le=s_a.n.d_Ha..,_i:'-"nc..,.s,,_ s _ _ __ - - - - _J;_T i . =,..... _..Rer _<;e!)h._9iSa~s ,.,. =-=-==-= . _ \ --- : J .H.o~enewaJ,.,___ _ _ _ Other Maintenan Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., __···-·- ········-···~- : ......:.'_.................._ 1 191.~:.. _ i ·-t---it-7-- ___ J -, , - - --· �Comparalive Statement of Operation; of tfono; 1"ield.U,oa Store for the Monrn 0 1 . _ _ . . . __ _ _ _"""== - _ __ 'f and for-•...i..,g.,..h..._t_ _ _ _ _Months Encled Compared ·with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year I J �. . r - - - - : - - -- ~ W _lSC4:"--.-_..:T" Comparatiye Statement of Operations of -a---- .,. :...:= . .....-, ~tore .for the .Month of Months of the Fiscal Year Ending December 3( 191__ - §] - - ·FOR T HE MONTH ··- . Ir= SALES: - - - _ Chargecl. f--· roupon L. -~ I - - =- j ------ Gross Sales C'9.§.Lof Merchandise Sold ___ Gross PrqJit from Sales ~Jl&.~s..Eaminga._ _ Total Operatin~ Revenues Operating Revenues Per Cent of Sales I - - ,.._.,... r - INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR I I -~ - -~~ - ~. - --... - ·· - - -·- --- - -- - I - - f• · - 'I F-- ,-... - II I I -- - ,_ lj -- i'l I .4 •} iL _ ,1_ .Sa~sme_n_and_Q,iliy~en \,-c 1 I - .Store Supplies_ -- _ Aclver.tising __ Stable Expenses G;~~i~en-s~ " ii 1~ ~ i . '.IL7t ·- ~ ~ - 1_ Q.t!ier_~tlling Ex~nses t { ~ - I I ~=§· +:J.L J ~-• 1- j ~ "" I I 11 I Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps. Per Cent of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding ~es) _ Per cent of Sales Taxes (Estimated) NPJlnc.Q.U.J~~@!i9.n Per Cent of Sales I!I - .~ r- I - 1 - - -~ I: ' ,--- ·- -- - -·t '-~ - - LM j -· - -- ' I f- - -- --~-- -·- - · ~ 1 - ,, - i~ - -1f- _ ., ___ r-- l -_,_ ___ e I\ - - ·-- l -- - - , ,_ ---- :w -- --' - ,~ - -·1· ,-- , - - ,.__ t--- -- 11 I r j ,_ - - - --- -~ ~ •• -- - - -- - - , ,- - ,- I-- ~~ ~r -i-\_ .I ' - •·- - -- - .. I I I I r ! ~ PURCIIASilS .I I I ][ , 19L_. I I ,- : I -- - · -- l -- - ... - - - - . ,-- - - ·- - - ,.. - I I I· Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., II ·- I- - - t--• l~ --,r --- .... - - II L- I ,..., - ,·s J ~lr -+=·· ~ - I ma -a it - GENERAL EXl'ENSES, - ,-..-.....- I I I j l I - Su12erintendence Storekeepers and Office Clerks Watchn:i~~ ~J anitors -Stati9nery1 Postage and O.fficeSuoolies __I_1:le1,>ra12h and Tele_phone 18 ..__ Water, Light and Heat 11 ... Refrigeration Insurance ~ h~r General Ex.m:nses • Total General Expenses ia -- - ·-- ,--- ---- -- --·- ---- .. -- -- -- -- -- ~oJ,I Selling Ex~"'" e,~ r ~:18 I ~ --,._- ~- - ~- - ...;. ,1I l - - --,._ ,__ __ [· •- ,~ -- -· - -- - ,._ i - - - i - -~ ,- SELLING EXPBNSES, -il z' . ~ >-- ___ ... ,~ -- -- - - - -- - - - ... --- - - --r Ii Store Bldl!'s. and Fixtures-ReQairs - ·- t - - - I - ~r-·7 - -1 -- - - l\lAINTBNAr-.cn. ., ,- ~J lINC, BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR .... - - II OPERATING EXPENSES ~1· - ·- • - ,... I-, ,~ -~ - I Store Bldl!'s. and Fixt's-Deoreciation 3 el~iclesjl.nd Harness ____ ' _ H nrs~s-E.eru:.wal&. nther..Maintenance lixAAUses_ '.I..QtaU.\1.a.in..t_en_an~ 9-17-500 -- -- - I '\ /i:•. - - 11 ' I -- FOR T H E PERIOD •, - - I I •I - - -· -- --~-- l LAST Y EAR 7I OPERATING REVENlJES I l 1'.HIS YEAR - -,- - - ___C.111?h ~91 _ _:. .. . . and for the- J. .. ' ' , J �Comparative Statement of Operations of • •wwt • -1wwww and for_ _JU. _ ne _ _ _ _ _Months Ended 5tor.e for tfie Montlf ol-: ..= - ~w~ • , ~ ~ = -==- 1 8ept• 1'er 30 191..L • Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year - • ] -~ - . FOR TflE MONTH ....... FOR THE PERI OD • •- ,.CCT. ~O. INC. BLACK ,I OPJl:IIATING ~ -E-v : ~-B-S -, __ THI_S _Y EAR INC. BLACK LA~~ -=YE =F A=~-=-~--=-=O'F' E= C. =RE "-'TO= = ! l = = T =H= I S=Y=EA = R==iif=:-= L= AS 1:= T =Y=EA ,,,,,R= ~!,•==·~ Oa_E .,..., c: " " " 1_at.6 i ,.,_ _ .a 8!t .lf l Cash .-Ji----..;..;:....;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m~ ~ -~~-! . -"'-"~ - •~---""=-f-----"'=I ~ l" \ l II I SALBS• r ~~~1 i_6'iJJ j .. - ~~ ~ I -l - • f''·-~ j ' !-- Gross Sales '----41---C . .:. Co:..:;.st.c. .o:;.;;.f~lV.::..;:Iec;._;rc=ha=n=di=sc:;_;S=o=ld'-------11---'.:::......:,, Gross Profit from.'Sales 1 +----!+---=M=is=ce=ll= aneous Earnin s _ '!:_~!al Ope~ating_Revenues _ =1, ·~ I y·- 'l--~ -IL---~ i.1!!!~!-=~ #--~ ~'E.<~-4.3/t~ C%#--1-44''-1114-....,_-II-.Jii:Clq..A~....c..,r;, · L •~1-----.i-~ -L.J.. "-n- - ·,r- Jf __ _ . 1 ,;arz+..:...e.,i1--__.- --+---"-•t----- . ~ .-,- ,~ ~ ~--=--c~ , ~.~ "-+ -1:~---1-- - " " ~=-.t- ~ = ·6!!!-..J.li=c!!ll.4..i=• -~ OPERATING EXPENSES I, MAINTENANCE, JI I I I Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs 20 60 _____,_~5 Store Bldg§.:. and Fixt's-De reciation Vehicles and I-far ness _ ___ = jl -~-I~e!.2eneral ~ eUSAA = ~ ~..=Js>!'al q~J.!!l.$E ~!!S~ " - = 0 r . Ex s.- Per Cent. of Sales 1 ; - 1 l8 _3_ 1a r' 168 5_4_ _ 18--'"J-+-" "- 3"--11----1-----'~6 !8;! I = === ·- ' -" - I 11 I ��and for_ _---=T=en'---_ _ _l\lionths EndPd ·october 31 191..8_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year JI .~tal Operati11,g Revenues -==---=-= . _ _ ~ . ~-~~, J. Operating Revenues _ P~ent,_o.f_Sale~. _ -= _ ,-.-~·-· S ..__ .. __1 40.:6 l 1 =1! . I - l? 4 1~. 6= il==r OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, 168 82 l4l • 1 I O, i 1 24 0_24 3~ 113 10 1 I ,.. , J t • -,----,----- r i .-,•:-.~ • "! I I • \ "/ u____. ~ •.; ""' 45 CJ~ 2;0 00. l ,3~1 63 157 51 45 9'} ! �~ ~ -----·--. - - -i------------....:..... - -----,•"""--·--and for__________Months '.EndPd.___ _-'-_ _ _ _ _ _..,.191 _ _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r · - -- -- - ~ross Profit from Sal~ - - ll Miscellaneous Earnin l • _;_ _ , '!'otal~ ati~Rev~~?-- - ·--- __ I I Operating Revenues \ \ I l\1- L r-. P"'-J;;.e nt . of ,;,.1.,._ _ ' --- - [ OPERATING EXPENSES ~ I l\LilNTBNANCB, \\ Stor Bid s 11 I ·t -·- nd Fi I •- - - -· I r:-- -- ---11 - ·~h.t..arul...Hea....__ _ __ -tt-_ - t _ - t - ,~ - +- - +--it---+- -1--4- --1-- ---➔----- ----tt-_ _ _ _........=~-"":...io.,_: ... - ,....E .,.x=·~ ;,nses = - · _ __ ~~~~! E1-,e.en~~s.,......,._ = ~~ali~ ER~~.~~i s.-Per Cent. of Sales ___ F-· ----- !----tr-- r--=--r-==r=:=!r....,=1F=-=t=- ll'=-= "f-'"=•4"'.2.,,.-U,.,~~~-=-~o=!}= = * - - = ..,,..J!-. • --il--t--!'- ~ -. -=41;= """1=--~ :' =~ • !:=e>=-=J,;=--=4== cl;= I ue (Excluding Taxes) _ _ Per cent. of Sales Tux;s (Estimated),- - r- -i----:11--+-+ -#---+--l--~- -!~~~....JL--L--- l-~ l - --!---l---=-ll-.I _ .....Ill - = N=ct Income from Operati"" o.,_. n_ -:-- 7r--,-,----Jr--t---t---¾f----f- - ' l ---ll- --l-----l--) ~----1~- l----1l---1----l-..:__-lt-- ·I -·j. J.J. ___ j ~,Pe! Cenkof.SaJ,._ •· - --~-- - ~ • - -- .:.~\J.RCJ~)!!, _ , _ ··.· · - - ·- · " • _ I _ ___ l-- =!..'.-= =l= =d:~ .Jb= =4,= d,= Jk==1==zcl"=~! .-.--.""'-,;,. j._! -=---=--1,,-.,,,,,..Jk,,==1 Auditor's Office, Cheyenne; Wyo.,._..............:...................~......................, l9L...... �Comparative Statement of Operations or·_ . . - -,.!!!!!:•!:!e-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=--==--::i-vr--_ =· ====iai N~Ull•t 30 191.:J_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year __.m._.n.....,.•-n.___ _-'Months Endf>d and for_ ~. . _c___J._._D!J!!!!l!.::~!!!!!!!!i!!•~.....-la!!!!!!!!!::,::,:r;ore tor tne ·M:~~or= r = - = = = ~ ~ = -==------==::·=-.....= FO ::=R = T=H:-::: Ec:.:M=O=N=T=H= = = = = = a = = = = = = F=O=R= T=H=E= P =E=R:= 10= 0==·=-:::;:~::::: •1.:&z •_;t:;:;: M==lr-~•r THIS YEAR INC. Bl.ACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - =··----=--=--= ~ THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. Bl.ACK DEC. RED - -=1=-=l=ti-===.=~ = =l)==F===r=41=='1===F="1F==f"-- - -- I 11----== :.i= -- - - - - ---41·- 9.6 _ 11_ _ _G -'--r_oss:..::S=al=es= - - - - - -- - -ii-Cost of Merchandise Sold \\ Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings __ _ T~tal Ope~~ti!!g R'=.venl!_es l -· _1 L ~ P::~: :~• Operating Revenues -. ~- , = = - - -~s. ; -• _ _ _ 1,5 : _~ r ~ - 8 ~ =s=- MAINTENANCE• , Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re1>.!il!. ai!.2 rs-11---1-~2~,,,,,·•~ -- 20 5~-n--+--20 60 Store Bid s. and Fixt's.=!km:eoiati<m Vehicle~ nd H~ rn~s 84 00 L - _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ ]9_1 __ ~ ~~-,•_ .L.4lli---4- ! ·-➔1----·1- ■41-,...,;;,--- Horses-::Renewals --·· .. ______ . Other Maintenance_fuill.~nses ---ll--l---,-+--,--U--+-l!l.L..l~l!6."".~ :· ;...--+.....£&.,l-f---'l::.u.;11----~ ~~ To=tal &~i!l.ten!_~C.,,.- _ -= c,i~ - =- 1• ~- 74 3e_s 6~),,. 31 \ ll.7 03 , +""'~l----+ SELLING EXPENSES: . 34 ____ Salcsmcu..aod.Deliverymen_. _ _. 2_ ?_ Ji1i --- . St9_i:e ~~plie.§._ ____ _ __ _ _ _ _ _17~ _Advcrt1~mg . ..... ____ _ . __ __ __ . __ ,~tJ}!_r_,il.~~lt!:~'1v!no~- - - ·..2 1J_ Other Selling Ex~~~~- - ~4 ___ JO 4_ J ,_ .. _ I -- ·1---'1_.,,..._" ---+-~-+---i+- __ I =-- To,E1l.Si:lli11g Efil>SJJ~g_s ---~-,,-==- _ __ • a; -~ ! GESEllAL EXPENSES, __ • 3 643 331 2 36_8 ?.3 _ 15 5~]- . . 193 $2 45 24_ 80 42 =r~ E.'.! _o _a,~ f1J 11--..-i- .389 '19- 1 ~ 1 12... gf I ~75_~o - JJ~j A 153 71) - 2 .88.J l~'" _1>_uperin tendencc Storek.ee ers and Office_Clet.~ - - r==--1£..tal G.~~:[al E.}'._g~n~es ~=r- . _J LTota_! .0.1?£!_ aJJn1,t_,§.:,~f-q~e~- =:--=-~ jj '70 r . Ex s.-Per Cent. of Sales 1_ N~t Revc~ue (Excludjng Taxes) Per cent. of Sales Taxes (Estimated) -- 1, , Net Income from O~a=ti= ·on ;:..,__ _ n----r-:--i:--•-u---+~4-9!t.j!-- -l'~-tll4- A-t,.atll!-33\1-A-122~30--t~ - +1~....D..,h- ""_c.n,._oLSok;.-.- - ~ . -·___ L zyp.Q.JlMf,,', _ -=-----=c--=.-.,...-=- ·· - ==:' . .&.---<~i--1111111-1 . ~~~~~I ·"= ~ d.~6~'~'~8o ;;.!b_=·=--·-J::6:.:00~_9!.!,2_ l l,,,. ·: -. �Comparative Statement or. Operatjons 61 ii11d for.__________ Months Ende,...._______ ~__ .,_ _191_ _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year ,,_!,_._~J t .. ' ,. I --~ ~ l ' , -- - ., I I -.:..~ . -Total -Ci~uera.J ~~P..C!!§~~- .-==-===-, =='-f===r=1r==r="""'t==il==4==l==ll===-l,.,=~==l~==-=*=4=~l-=="-===*=~;- l~ l=- ~!~!2£~ ~ £'.xp_~~ s - - JL =--=-,== = -.J , ' ! . ~ -- - -· =I - il===r-==s,=,--= ~=-~ 1 1!~1 _ _ ~h-:O ~m~1r~ ~ · ~E~x~p:s~· -;P~e~r~C~e~n/t~.~ of~S~a~l~ es~-1r- - t --'-f~--tt-- -t--+--llf--- + --!---ll--- -l-_:_-l----lL---!-~_j___J_ _.J__-l-...:...1~ - L 7 J--t'! __Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) . . . I _.:. Ii Per cent. of Sales H/---ir--;';~ ~ 7~~ - - ----n---,-1--11--t:--+---+--l-+---ll-----l----l--Jl- _.l,_-.:!- J---l---l---li--., ,. +,I- -IJ-l l _ T~ax~e~s~(E ~s~t=jm~a~t~cd~ )~==:--- -71_ 7 _ 7 _ 1~--t- -+-t-- +-+-#------J....:!._-l-_:_Jl-- -1---1-- L - --+-- --+-- -11-- ~ I . . . I . --'----L--- + --ll---~ ~ -i:-·_:jj__:- -4!- -111_ ...:N~l.E.etLl.!ln~c~o~m~e:..:f~r~om~O~'i:::ne:.:r.!!:a!:!tie,con~--7tt-- , - - :, - 7r--1--1r-11-f-l-~ + - -ll---.:...i- -1-:--liI '\ JI Per Cent. of Sales _ -- . I t i ' L., . [ •r J: : ~_H~AS!!P~ES""'~ - ==-=,:.--,,=======--='"'_=,=:o===--=6=;.J!,=d~db=1k=~~~L=1L= =~== b=1 ' - -~ ======"""==="<=~~~ ' ~ Auditor's Office, Che-yenne, Wyo.,·-··············:·•·····································-•· 191........ �Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 8 = = = = = = =~ ~~ r ; ; ;= = = = = = = = =a=n::-::d= fo=r: ::1wl:::":::::::::=M=o=n=th:::a:s::-::E==n=d==e=d~=~....:Da~:o:•::•:=•~=~=31~=::..11•:~~=1=91== 11:JJl.=-IM____ FOR THE MONTH ~c:.T• ] r THI S YEAR r I OPERATING REVEN:~ - -,- - FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - ·'- THIS YEAR - - - -- -- I t: • INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - . ~ F=ilr===.==ai== il===--=a,=,r BAI.BS, Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s ]-. r OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, I Store Bid s. ~nd F ixtures-Rel.lllli'.§,~--+-- -+-"':._i~ --+-- ~.3.3. . ,I__....._2 ~7 ~3.....___--' 1 .!= :.St~or~e:.!.!:BE...ld~gs!..!:!.. !Eixat's-__n_e_ru:_~_-_·:: _~~I----_~_:_::_--'~ -+-: ~~==:=~=1-6- 2-l,:---+--t 07 ,,..-U-~ ;~ :.Vehicles and a..!.n~d!.}F Harness • 2 __ 11 ~ 14 41 --1-----41-- -l 247 18 OlTII --so 14 Other Maintenance Ex enscs ll=ll==~=d T~o ta ~ l~tV~la~in~t~ cn,~an~c.t: e = == - ~ ,; f ==-cll.-~=1- _ SBUING Exr=~s~ - ~1~r-=-1t:~~r~::gL__________·--=--=-- - -~ 7-~ ~ J!lgc - n,;m!s _______ _ 1 ill Other Sellin Ex cnscs ~,..- ~ -J:.g.te.].S.!;'..)Ji.9_g.J,~p,en~ se.:;~ = •• • 1~ _ -·_ J)j) )- ___ _ _ __ • _ I_ 2 ~ 30 l2 72_ ~--'!!=~n~te~nd~e~nc~e - - - - - ~ ~- ~M~c-!l---;-;c:~~~a+.--4---1~ ~ 8 ecners and Office C~r k 2 1 f-3 men and anitors ery,..P.,_Q.§tag_e..andJ2tfu:e.S.Up •n..,\-- ~ ltpho11J,.___ _--11-- -1-"---i Other General Ex enses = -=rr=zr~e:+=-"4if===!=~"'~~~ =l=~~!b!l..~ 6:.:_~ _Q6. ~0 Total O ea:_llti11 .E~nses ___ -Per Cent. of Sales Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Operation ', J 'IIReviaad --- _laO _QD ·-_ _ _ I GESEUAL BXPB:-.:SBS : Total General E~~~ 1 ·==-tl-~t --·-Ml! ~--- ~1 _ --=- ~~ -;J-=-· lt ~~ ....Salesmcn..aocLDeLivery_.m.en....._ _ H 1rw~,abl1~r.a~h,·-a-1rnmr·-- ] 2 2 ;_ l - -ti\ .. li 27 =· = t II 7 _ _ , ~~ ��and for._ __.Tn,1...,.__,,ncs.,__ _ _Months Ended l>~o•'b• r 31 · 191--L_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previo~s Ye¥ HF-"-"--11----=S=to=re Bldgs. <wd Fixt's-_D_w,reciati,on Vehicles and HarneS.Ji • Other Maintenance Ex cnses _Insurance _ _ · - - - - - 11-- -, Other General Ex enses '-f~-~-Ne_t Revenue (Exclucling Taxes) -+ ~~- I• - r It ,·1 -1=t1 \ ~ -"'f.,_,......+' Per cent, of Sales Taxes (Estimated) .Ket Income from O eration Per_Cen~.~~I.;5.al~,. ...-.:~~~ JL1UJ!~"---•---.,,,_, . --. ...-16_=_ 5- !_2!,l=' Oc=-= 8=11=-,~~ Y, �and for.__________Months End..u._ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _191_ _ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r -,------=--=-~--=====~-=-::::~~=ii"= ~FOR THE MONTH ·r- THIS YEAR •••.:.PEBATING Bl!VENUBS· - \' - .- ! - II 1- •n-..-n- ----11,--.....c~;;.;. :=:r..R.- ; -. - - -- - - - - - - ,- - · •• - INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR ---· -r -i1 - - - - - 1 _ c!1~- -- · ---· --- -· - ·-r 7 - - - - - = == i = = = ~ -1 0-M --- ····-r·- -· - . LAST YEA R I NC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR -- -- - I. ~- I I , 1 - I -- ·-- ---1-~-~ - -· - l- ·- _._ - 1-·- FOR THE PERIOD - - - - /- - ...-- I - - _,.__ r-· -ir,-.1+-- -ll---- y_r~o_ss~ Sa ~l~es~ - - - - - - -Cost of Merchandise Sold - - • - -----ti Miscellaneous Earnin 1 t.=tr=....~~= T=o-=t=al= Qp~ratingjie~ ~ Il Operating Revenues - ·-F i - J t -==..,,. - - -c=.ri I I I I p : p : ~ : : : E~ = E=N=S-ES = I :UAINTBNANCB, i i\ Store Bids. and Fixtures R~ae:.:i.:.,rs, __ _______--1,1 - - - - - + - - - f Store Bid . and Fixt's Dep_r~ iation......_._.... Vehicles and Harness Horses- Rcn~jll_s___ Other Maintenance Exoenss,.:s_ __ _ _-+---+--· -1··- - - - - ---- --·- - - -- To~aL !yl,!.!,n!_S.~ n-,a;. an""c""_e:......=---===--·ll'~ SELl,ING HXPBNSES, I !. - · r- Salcsruen,AilQDeliverymen... ,.. . __ L :j;-ij 1\. ~ t.orc_Su_p_plj~l!- _____ ·Adyertising_, __ - - ~ - _ 'Stable Expenses_ -·--·-· __ __. . ________ _ Caragt• Expense>i_ . _ _ __ _ 1 l l-- I! _ ~ •~, _\~ 1 \; - \ ~ ii GIBSBU~L EXPBSS~S, G ~ \ \ ~Supermtendcncc _ _ _ _ _ _-,-_ I Li _ 1 1 =i i" l: I 0th~ ?Clling_ Expenses - -- ---;,i-----+---+---i~-~+----+-- -it--+----+-__Total S_cJlin" Expcm,es__ I . ;"' ·--·· -==1 'j . '. ' 1-· ----1-- 1--- I • 1 Storekce ers and Office C.lerks ·watchmen and anitors S_µtio.nery, _eo~tage anclQffice. S.llPJ>lte ____ rfilegwph..1.1lli'-l::..e.Len.h.o.Qe -i·,____ .1 • -• - .li7mi:,_IJght,_aruL..,.,._.....__ _ __ -;t--+--=--+- ;1-- - + - - t - - lf---l--+:--J---+:~-:..I Refrigeration lln~~ancc ---- 1- T -Other General Ex enses ---- 1- ,-=;t=t====t,==11'-~" ' ~ ~ ~••~j~ Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,·-···-··-·'······-···············-···············-·····• 191.._.._ -·~~~ ,,.. - ~~• �r and for:_ ___;;; •=•= '-------MohthlaEnded laau&ry 311: 191...t __ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year ] FOR THE MONTH I!icg_T. ... 1 FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR .::.PERATJNG REVENUES-- - ~ ~ - - - -T I NC. BLACK THIS YEAR DEC. RED LAST YEAR DEC RED 1 1 I =--- ~ - -= = =:ll= - =-==-=--=-=-=ll = = = = = =ll==-=-- ==>-==ll= 1 • r ! -.. r r U- ~ - l - -41--~----lf----U- ~ - = -~ -~ 1'~ f- -· JJ " -= ~ ~- -= ~ ~ = ~~ ~ ~ 1~4----.,-~-4.---+-~~--+-------4n - - l ~Gross Sales ~1--➔!---=C~o~st~o~f~1~1~er~c1~1a~n=di~se::...::::So~l~d------1t--=-1~1!!!4~'-I~~~~~· ~:.xi;.--1-...::r!'~..,◄l-ll----+--+-~+---+---+---~1--...+----+--11-·Jf ; ""it---it---Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s Total Operating Revenues oj:;~n~~e;:l:: " r. '---f---ll---+--+--11-----1------i---t!-""~ ,.___..._..-.........~II.JL.----+-~__,.!..!l - ---+---+--~--4---1---!1----1---+--lll_cj ~ l_ ,' ==--•~==~cl=-=~ -~ ~1r ~ 1• ~ :~- ~ -~;- ; · ,:· - • • •~ I -.--- - -- I I I I OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTBNANCEa .I 1 I 1 Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs - - + -l_04 ~ •__,·1-6 ~-11--~..:::.==--"~=~=~ -+1 _2 41----1--6_l -+~ l---...1.e_~ 1l~'¥ l'~---+--11-----11---+--+-----#--+--+-----+;' ..- ~;-1 1 ao 55 Store Bld s. and Fixt's-De reciation Yehicles and H_arness 1 ao 62 01 '--''---•'---'-·-- - - - f l SB::TNG EXPENSES, !'I --,~ - - - - -1:- ~,- - - - L...v wu__-- ~- - : _ 60_1:- = -_ - - I -- - - L Stahl~ E:q)<'nli~"- · _ _ ····-·-··- _ _ _ 2j 00 __ ___ _ f- Garage Ex.nenscs - -- --· -----·- _ _ _ J3 _]J_ _ _ : Other Sclling~x.-·"'=en=s=cse----~1----....., L __IQtal_S:-llin\{..Efil)cns~s ____ • I.. • -·-- - ----------.. 44 -- - -- ~----=--e=- - ~ I GBSBRAL EXrKssEs, 8J I 11 Su erintendence Storekce ers and Office Clerks \\"atchmen and a1titors __§fatj~ry,,_fQ.~cli.EU!D.9_0fti.cg_SµpP,.Ut _ _ _ Telero:aph and Tel_!!phone.__ _ --11----1 ' I •··• ,f=-- O;;~~x~~-:::rgC~~,e:;e~ales --~+- • Por tland , __ ____ I = = 4~ Auditor's Office, Ob€Jelih@, ♦fjb.,.-·-···••·-••········································· ,., 191....f . * R•TJ.•lcl ~ !!!!! :.il-= =cl,=:=k.db===--l='-'=l==t1'=~=~===! lf---i-:::ia~ ~ •-l~--:~ ~-t-~ r-- ~ ~ ~ - - l l - - ~ - ~ --11-- Oregon, llarah 14 l f - - j f - - # - - - + - - - - t - - - t l r - - - ' t - - ---+---4-.1 i - ~ t c r . Light and_.,_, H=a=-t~ -----;1---+--" Re.frigcration - - - - - - < l f - - - 1 - --1-----11-- - - 1 - - ~ Insurance - - - - - - -- - 11------1----'r-l -41'--+1 - - -.........~ Other General E-x enscs =#=~T=.o~tal Gene~! ]!:x.Qens__es_ . Net ~~C:_~_xcluding Taxes) Per cent. of Sales - 188 6, .I lff I\ J I I ..2 1··•- _· • ~ ~~ =-1=,SS 16-.l= ___S.a1-csmcn ancLDefu!cry.men,_ __ ~1___ _ _____ £ ~- .. _ Sj:qre Supplies~ - 7a_' __ At.h-c_rt i!!ing _ ________ __ _ . _ ___ _ ill -+-- 1 · r -1,g.tal ~~~e(!anc~-=--=--== ~ _ 124 80 - - -i . - - - ~- ll - - - + - - - - t - - l f - - - - t - - f - --,, -11---=H=o=rs=~-R~n=e=w=al=s- -- •-----1• Other Maintenance Ex enses -~1_T - - -L-- -4--..Jl_-.....i...._...i-_JII - �and for_~O_n~•-----~MonthwEnderl'-'----'3'-•'-=m = '=•=rz-·...3=1,..,_ _19L....~Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE PERIOD ['"';t Operating Revenues ~t?r C.en.t . 9.f S=!a=le= s == =F-=il==,l==f- ~- l 1/ I I OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANOBt I I: l -!!-= l=6:.:.81l--~!.S....!a!:wl;i!..Alil.1...Ui=~,jl<ill·.ll.-!i--+= l :.::. 0 ....:.. 4+;::.1=-=2~ 1 - -,F--::~c:......j~ - l -j.....,,....-= !¥--il---,--t---lf--t---+---ff--+--+---1~~ ~ Al-+li~i---.S.to.re Bldgs. and Fixt.'.$.-Jlepreciati.an11____20 _ t-"5'-"--tt-----+-20 62 • • -11------=----'--!1-- ~ Vehicles anqj-Iar.n,,_,e=ss,<._________11_ _ _4 - _ + ----1~-------1----t-~ : - t - · - - t -~ '1: _Jll__- 0ther M aintenance E-xnens s ■-=ll==4r,,r= ~t:::1.0~~.!!_1~1\~1_.i~~in~.J~CJl~ . a~ llC~!,!= -===--=l\=--=-=-~ 1 ==1,.~..,-:1=6""-7!,.:,.-4,- =-='F~l J~l =l----!'Ullµ=- JJ. 26 \ SELLING l!XPBNS~, Ii\½lljl· _..Salesmen and Dell\:erymen •• _. ~1 . 50 •• 25,2_ 81 ~ 1 ~......Sto.i:c....SuppJ~ s._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.14.1\- ~~dv~rtjsjng _ _ ____ _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ ----t---------1 11•l...'ll ~· 7 S.tahl~Expeur . -- _ ] ~74.1\ 1tai1up,:~ .,- .,.. 4, (\_' -= ~ I • - - t-=---4==·--t:Y 1' 188 6, 6 .0,.1f---1------1 60 - ---1-- _ - ---- - - _ 15-. 00 1'1-15 ______ , I Z 7-1 r H~es R,e~.wA}~ _Ir t------ff---l--+--+,,'-- -- --1--1 - 44 . - 1t. !1179 i-.-9 the ~=--===s=es;.... · - - - - ii - - - !- _'CotalSC'Uil)_g_,_E.xpAascs.=--=-==,-,-!l--~-,....,.,j-!'~1,...;,# ...:1 I I I GE:0-EltAL EXl'EXSES, --#c::.,:,....;:0 *\ ~ erint~!lllenc,.___ _ _ __ e a ~J.....l,,,JJ.U;,;,..__ __ - --11-----t-==:+-'=...lt------jf-"' -4,- --i:=ic.::"-1 -lJ._ __..,ljlL!!IU~~~- " ' - r . - - - - + - - - • - ~ - ~ - - - - 1 - - , 1 1 . . . . -_ 4 - _.1--......::- • I -l-'--.~µULJi1----1-A +-=--t!'--1---1---Jl---l---1---l-1--+----l.,_--11-, ~ - - - - -· - --;r----t-__.-~ '-i~·---t--.f..f-µ&.ll---+-----l~·- ll---t---l-----ll----1f--~--U----l---l---ll~-1I Ge er I Ex e ses ..:.. : '. JJ---~== .=1,~==-~-z • • LG~~eralE~Ren§e~- - =-===ll=== ~ ~ ~=U-,,==b!!U=r=tf==r= =r==,1==·=-=1=-=-=-4 ~=-~F=9 ==¥-==-=ll=--=-==lc=-=~~= ~ Net Revenue (Excluding Tax~__,._ __ Per cent. of Sales _ _ ,;.....-__,.__ Taxes Estimated .......- -~et Income from Qu.e ration _ - 12r- Cem. of s;ale.s 27 2 117·'~-~ :t':6~-1r=4r==t-~o~l==+=~U =ll===l==~~=='==l=="===1=4==:JL~ ________:nc.1us.ES_ _--------- - - - J;~~~,~ ; =6"="'_? ==8~~~~0;;,il1=/=·~ ~~~:d~=-=-J,._,,.__=_L_Jj==L-=J.. _ -=--=1L--,-=----=-..,;,-==b==--..IJ,-, �Insurance Other General Ex enses - - - - j j - - - - f . , ~ f ~-W-- - hrrTt-:df---+--+-_;;'J_~ _ 1:_~Gcne_@I E]{penseL.._. _ L_ 1 L ,..___ Total 0_2erating- Exp£I15es__ _ _ II !' jj. Net Revenue (Exc~uding Taxes) , !' 1 012!]', Ex s.-Per Cent. of Sales Per cent. o( Sales _ _ _· - --#-- - + -~ -i---=- f ·T;;;(Estimated) : Net Income from O eration Portland, Or egon, . Auditor's Office, Ot1eyenne, hJ0:,.-···-······~ 1... 1·, ~ ...................., 1919 ...._ ., �and for DI••• Months EndP.d V-r,b 31, 19L!_· Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from=--=Sa=les = - . - -- "-=-~-----'..__,r.,..__,,,_BL.~<l&.~pmciat~ Vehicies and Harness FOR THE PERI OD ��a nd for._.,JS._ft _ _ _ _ _ _ Months E ndf'!d N49 -~ ' 191-9-Compa red with C orresponding P e riods of P revious Year r Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings -- l ~62 68. )r:-cl T ~ ~ ~ ~- = - --· -- ~ Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales ·1, -T--== =~E==-~ I I MAINTBNAN CB, 16 r • ~ .. I 2: » . Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs Refrigeration Insurance - ----Other General Ex coses ·1;- To_t~l~e~ ~~e,enses . ···-= cs J ·I, ...:!'>tal,2ge!•::'~ Exp-'.:''" _ 1 I i I Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales Net Revenue (Excludio·g Taxes) Per cent. of Sales T axes (Estimated) - Net Income from O eration j =-..,,,=- - - - - • - If== --~ ~ ,_ , 9' • - t ~ ~;:-11,~t ~,L:--117- + _.!fil_+'--!I---I--.A.!t.~-l~---+~~L.jl--_jW~ !.;J._!l-~l--lli.. �and for. Gross Profit from Sales ~ - . ! .· - -- - - - - - --- Months Encle.d .Ju- JO • 191-.,_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year Ii& -- - ~1_is_ce_ll_an_e_ou_s_Ea_rn_in_,,,g'-s-- - -Total Operating Revenues \-I-L..1-.--1!_ _ 1;._._ ·1.-:ri.~ ,. _--'- __.u..a~i- 1 - _ 1 ai .•o 2, ,7 , l ... • '-¼-~ -~ U-~l-- --l-f-~ 21 .1 -1-Al"-ll-- -l----l~ 1; .6- _ -i---l'- U ~ ---1-1 ; _ _ -=-=( ~ 2 ., I= ==- 1 1\lAINTBl'\ANCB, I1 68 s,.,. , 20 62 1:::;;£:::~•-Do ,ec~tion 0ther Maintenance Expens~;- - = "™ _22!,_al!'fa~~ I -- -· - ! _I - . J&,J_J_ -....- - 2J jJi_ na!;_~. _ . --=----- J l!!;- G~!i:,~..-~~~- --:-: ~U; ~ ~ ~: Other Selling Expenses Total Selling I~xr..ens~s _ _ _ __ _ -- - ..._. -·- ·= ., • !, l "j" \: I GBSliRAL BXPBl'iSES, I _ J_ I I _\~73_1_ .§aje~.''!!~D.E-.11.d Deli)'.erymJm_ _ _ _ ____ .611 _77 _ 325. ,0 1__ tl.'l5.~-~t~.!:e Supplies _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ 44 )0 _ _ _ 1& f . ,! -7 ~- _, 1~3 :ioJ- _ J__ SBLUNG BXPBNSBS, \ 179 1, I _,, I - Superintendence _ - - - ~ - ..219 24 Storekeepers ~~c! Offi~c~ _Jerks _ _ ·- 1 6 f .50 _ - '-~~Ehmen and .Janitors /·- _ _ l ,..______,_ 1. __ ?,t~t.i.?!1ery._foJ~g~!1.i:!..d Offl~ S!!QpJ • • _ _ 7 .$ _'!:_f:~g!'1ph and Tele hone J 1 - - _, __ Water _Qg_hl_!!!ld Heat_ ____ /;..-11-- -1-...._4__ Refrigeration - - · - - -- u- --1 - - ~ • -~~e~! ~c:;r;I Expc~~;-- -· -"- -- • ··+- · - · 1 9- go1'.lllalll /r "_, -,a _ _ 1 08 $0 - 1 05- _ 7-0 371' 71'1. f 6 91 O.Sr, 3'/ 09f 17 86, • 9.J1 ?L<Jtt:_j [._ ~l ~ :, 1 1 1 94 _ C,l Gi 0 5 I 536 41 I 2 7J • 26 31 , ...... - ... .;,.._ - - -- 65 · 2· 2 .r • - Net_!~=.£rom Operation , 1• - 11-- =- ~ ·~r==1'er_f ~.!!t~ ~ ~--=--- .-=-- .• - _!5-=+-'.·-=2--n---_.,._H- 11.)4.-l!-........_--t'(AIU-.IJ...)-Jl.-_......j.:..~..U.:~ . , I - _j - -- - _,..!ota!.2.P..e rating.!;xpe~ses -~- , __ L_~l. -== 1 ,.._....._ : Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales -_ L Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) _ _ 1 Per cent. of Sales -"---- -- -- - -· - · -----11-Taxes (Estimated) ---l. . - - -___:_ ___:._ _ _· • - - ~ - ~ W-.1-ArHL.ll .. -==· ~r-: 1_ w' 0 A 207 9< L.a..1 ' . , _:-=-=J~ uR~!,Afl.~ ----·- f!1~ ig ~gll 1 1 74 _! i - 1-=-J' 21 • _ _ 4~ - ~ ' Total General Expenses '= =--=-~~ ----~- •.;r..::.•..zz..--: , I. 93 ljl 2 627 20 I 44 lO 8 5 87 40 8 ! I u - - -...__-1---i+---1----½--- ~ - -+---l ?01 -06 r___ 3737 63 10 ~ 1 J08 61 69, t_~ 7 / 1 -J-- · 8.0 \ 8! ~ ,io Jll,! --~..::l..;;.8.;:_6~8:..:2:....i1-_ ~ ~ ~ ......... t'i2-L Bid _ aad Fixt,,.,-Re aU-S ~.lllwi~.~~--~ -- - ~ .. &ortlail£t Oregon. . ~ =6=.--=c',· - ~ --=-. J: -=~ 3~ ~ _ ! j Auditor s Office,119 ai•••, ~ • ••······-··-·····--··~-.',1.•.........:...., 191.IJ..:·· -' ~ - 3_9_=-=7,,= 07 ~ 4= 0 ell== =~ -:-.....-~-=--~~, ~ ~ .-.P.¥ • • v! . • J ~ c.omn:icJ by - -· •- --- -·--- ---------- ~ " :cc<: ·l l y -- --------------- -' , f ..~ l " .J•· "'i , pini~ ., , • ·•. I 111c1•_ 1-,, • .;. ···•·• 1(;;., :·· ..: :.1,,,.,. c. • c. Lr - •• iIi ·•,•~ :.... �and for.____ ..., ____ _ _ _Months EndM.__l .,,_· =----»~•- --191..~ W · = Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year - Ocl~ FOR THE P ERIOD i =r-= I OPERATING REVENUES 'i I SALBS, INC. BLACK DEC. RED ·I . . .. . ' '. . .I ,. - Char ed _ _ !. 1 '__ -.J13l~ il!J-' __$ r .. I Cou ....,, Gross Sales _ _ _ _ _ _ _f__ Cost of Merchandise Sold n _ __ _ _ I lOL 2]'l l' ; - _g - i-¥iP•l---~ "'---A-r ====!:·= I . ,,L 0~ -+---"----+- - - +-11-- - - - , - ---+ I NC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR ~r-= --=-i==--= r_..,"11="= · ~-I • _ Cash ·- - · - - - ---- ~ ~ _ l 594}Q8.!__)l It .0$ ! (- TH I S YEAR ?6i' . .. . . I $ _ 8 <li . ~ J+u--"11'""'1 I ..lil 803__ao1- 1 4~.~I __• ~ ~- OPERATING EXPENSHS I l\lAINTBNANCB, ~~~~~...LJ.AJ.11=~.tllllll•-i!---+---l---il - -- ~~ St re Bldgs, and Fixt'..:;=:lkpr.e.ciat,.,..'~ ~ ...._..,11-__,\~ 'eh:.:.,i,,,,_cles""..,.a~ n<!.Ha~ss .-,l.-!~•~611--- H ..,_o,,..r.se=s ,. ....:.fu:n~'OOI.Js_ _ _ _ _ Other Maintenance Ex ens - - + - '•--+#--"'-II-- i -J.11. ~ lr½---- ~ _gt ·~-- 3.,16 --r 1.43. a ,,_ _ __ , _ , - . 4 . _ : - - 1- - + - - - 1 l-~-! -:- - - ~ ~ --· , ~ _ , -ij-- IH- "-"'-'+-- -+-.J 1 +---,..- • I~'l jn, 56 67 . lS 80 I - jl :1 1~2..1 I ~='--· ,___ . t,1 1 r Mes l ---="!:_o_tal Opcr~~nJt_E~ _ _e_ns~s ·=----•-elf=,: 4 = ~ ~ ~ =~ ~~ W = ==¼41"'t0-4~ ~ :u,,2 1 Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales !! Net R~~_(Excluiling'fa~es) l! Per cent. of Sales - !; Taxes (Estimated) • -I - l l - -+MILJ'll¥-Jl..N t Inc me from O eration 1 1! ~=-: ·, '! 31 �.• . ' and for._ a i .-· __.a...111.t..___ _ _Month~ En~ed apn Jl,. i91....i_ Compared with Corr~sponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE PERtOD Tclegr.!J))l and TeleQ.hone - - -----11- -+-~-+='- -ll-Wa_ter,.JJglrt_arid Heat Refrigeration Insurance --·- - - - - ·-- -----Other General Ex enses _ = To~enertl~~s- - = - _ =- I_=-·lg,~ E!'t:~tin~~l:1~-~e~ ~~ l, '. Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales --±· Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes)____ Per cent. of Sales I. Ta xes (Estim.rted)- - ]1 Net In££!!!! fro_'!!...QP_cr_a=t=ionc:...__ zr~f !j 1 I = - P£r C~nt;.?..LS~J.=---"'--"=>= I .£~1! - ==1===-...d_63T 08 48__179~.! ~-11-= ~ ~ !-~~JI!tm!_~~-. . =-=~=--- __, - - -~- -~!2 ~1 Portland• Oregon • .Auditor's Office,~~---·-·' ·• P.i-...Jttr....3Q.,.............. , 191., .... �I and for._ ___.. .__.._ ""·'------Months End~cl . . . _ _ , . JO, I I . ' " 1 19LL Compared with ·corresponding Periods of Pr~vious Year =======r,:::;•-=·-==~=-=-=;·,=-=•==============rr=============="=-=::: •11:;: .:I.~M r /J •• FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERI OD / ACCT. I 1- , No, /I ! I -1 lleit===l~ t a L OQer_a ting Re'!';_nues I ll . _ ·1 ', 1 - '-=- ,., I ~ Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s I Operating Revenues -~ Cent. of..§ale§ "-rt" __ _ 4. I ( \I 17 fi 1 =__ 1 ' I ';Ii \\ ~, j11 II .., OPERATING EXPENSES II l\lAINTBNANCB, Store Bid • 6 5~ irs I_ _, _ 1 Store B1!11:t§.. and Fixt's-J;)JW~i2n Vehicles and Harness =-f'---11-- __ ff j +--" ____ 2 1 11 375 36 lia3 38 ic;a @61 ' 1·- L_ _ _____.._._..___ _-A-64 --+-.-2!f-,.------8-l.8_ "-i-:j:;.J.: ;~~~~,-;-~..;;.. 3~_ 5-"--7== -. - 1 - - - 1 - - ~ I - ' -- ' - -+ - - _ _ __ . _ _ ~ __ Horses-Ren vals - - - 1 1 - - - 1 - 1- - i . a --u- - Other Maintenance Ex en~--ll---+---+--.1-+--+----+.xz.-14-_ __;f--Ju._µr.ll!...... . ; . - ----"'aw+ . - .11----.~iLl-'l~U---J---.a....».-._ Total=M11i11tcnance - - - -..:r&::. - - - !!..-~ = 4 = t111Lt - -t--~~ • -=c-. .- . i = . ,...., - - ' i,'-.:1 SELLING • 41J_,_aJ _ _4 OJ -- _ ir·· Salcsmc•u :..nd Delivery.men. _ _ __.__ lT ,J- 11'1.:\~ _ ~:<:ssBS, StoreSuJll)liCs~ - - ·- - - - Advf!rtisi11g ___ ·____ __ _ ____ , ~;~!!fiiv~ a twlue·~= • • Other Sellin Ex nses _ _ JBt~l..~e!li~_Expc~:;£_s,.,,,_______-=-= - I . - _I 411 ''it__ (_ -.:i ~·064 61 . :- ...r !! - .J.J .as 1 . ~ a VU: _ I l , _ l 13 -31 l . ·tl:~ ~ - !~~I;;! J-:-, \= _129_ 82 I ~+.. r-TJnOi-xx-1 -ii, _ _ A _1__-~~~! ,i..L..~rma_], _ j491·77 .~,LOOJI ',c:~ <11 I GB:SlffiAJ, EXl'B1'Sl:!S1 if I I !I, -~ S=up=crintendence • Storekce er and Qffic~ lerks.___,11---4.:.::;:>!c...i-::~~ Watchmen and Janitors - -- -;1-- - - t -- ; - - ~-it---+--r=t-=.-,,.!!-Stq.tjo11.e.~ ... e.o.~tage.(l,P!:I _Offi.ce,.Supplie +-->-=-+~ -11---1---.~ -,,=-,...-+.--"Tc:legc,1J2!LllndJ.cleJlh.o..ne._ _ _,1----+......... -'1\--__,_......,,..._Light_aod l:leat . H---ri----'--.c.......,;= crc= ati~ - - - - - - - - - i i - - +--=-+---lf----+---1 . __ nee _ · -·- · · - - -- --· Other General Ex enses 'f.q!_al (,i~!JM._ ~..P~C } = 18 - . = Total-OQ_e_ratin_g.fuJ;11ses ·- ·-- - - - - __ - ..'fr I Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales • L Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) _..,__ l' ___Per cent. of Sales /' Taxes (Estimated____ ; .Ket Income from Operation 1 ·- 1:f ----+~ ! ~ --i-=:-'--=-r'-''--lf----'!!l~~ ~ .Jl--...::L.j.jl 37 �· ·- - · · · 1"':' _ __. _ ' I l y I . ,.. ; ' -~· ( ../,.,/ ,. ..,.,-~· ' ' �and for:__. _. ____ . ....;.•_Month.s En~erl...,__O_e11e _ N_ r_,_ . _J _;·l:..... • _ _191~ . Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 3 51 - ~1 ·_ . ~ . . ! J l ~ ~ ~--- - - •.. - !, . _1= _~-- .2~£~!.Q~~-a_t]n[ E~~!;!;s~~~---= ---- 11 // Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of S_a_les,....- - t t - -+-,:-:c'-::':f"·--':--,ll-+---!--"='.,.~------?-- 4 Net Re':'enue (Excluding Tax~s) ~~=-!b,___=+~::'f-':'~ 1-::+:~J'f-'=::-t.--:-+=::-?-~ P er cent. of Sales 1 - T l-,,,1---,,--a-xe-s(Estimated) . Net Income fr~m Op1=[.=at=·io=n- - - - 1r----t-'~·i-=-L.1f- - _ _h g er S:~~~o~ ~~=--====tr-==1=-J?. f J ,.URCIIAS_ll/!- ____ ---- - -r=o= ra~t - - r-'-""i:=7!'--t-~~~:-'-tr- ' - f '-'--;.~'-/t-- -'+-'~~~ __ ~-~ r68S is ___2.ll~'=o =!l,;-_=610811 -!~ _6_9 !)If ?@ --i:.+- -- ~·-1 �and for._-= • =1--• ""'na "==-----Months Ended Jfeftlllller JO. 19IL Compared with Corresponiiirtg Periods of 'Previous Year r ! Ht---1\- Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin s - - - 1 OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs 55 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Deprecia.tion 20 2~ 5$ \_ _ _J Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewa= ls_ _ _ _ _-11----+-- +--n----+-------t---ill Other Maintenance Ex enses 1226 01 -I- - --~ - - ,- - • 16- 00 - �and for !ftrtll Te Months End,,:d Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERI OD THIS YEAR I INC. Bl.ACK DEC.'RED LAST YEAR Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnin I H=lt-=:=i;,: \ = T_2tal Qperating Revenl!e:=====lr-~ ~ ~ I Operating Revenues \ 1 ,==::;;c;Per Cent. of Sales == ~,=--ag I 11 .I \ :::-,;;; OPERATING EXP.ENSES \ \ MAINTENANCE, t I l-!r l16=-'8=--__,S=<>t-""orc,,.e....:aB:.,:ld=.-"a'-'-'n,.,_cl..... F..,,ix.._t.,1"'"1r,es .,,_-_.R .,..c,..p•...,·"'-"--11-- -+-- +---ll- - t- ...:r-==--;i-------= f,;+~ z~ l__ l !~-h4ui.r.~ --..!:1~:3:...:7~ 6::.: 9:...;1--~U'""~. j__ I ,1 Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-Depruti2P,.a• - --+- -oa+i"'.u.-11- --1-• - - i -:~-~ -® Mc)_ g _ _~ s......;5:1._ Ht•11.&ar...it-- \.c...: fec.:.:hc:..::ic::::les and.J:f,.,,a,.,rn,.,,,_e,,,, ss' - - - - - - H - ' - - - t - ---t--ll----+-- - 1----, Horses-Rene~J.,___ __ _ _,1---+-- t - --!l-- -+----+-----+--t-==-it--- - - ~ - - + - - - - i ~ · - · - - + - - - ' - Other Maint enance Ex~·~n!!.,s~es~---ll--4----+--M---+-- .....,,~ - - - - ; . ---+==--'!-------'-..-+"'-'lle.-ll--__;._a,;~~- - l i - ---;.-- _;i..&.-..- ~ ~ Total MainJ.~?a.!l_ s=--=-----==.....!f==t-~Lt-..:- .=lt==--t-== \ SBLUSG BXPBSSl!S, -ril,'ll _ _Salesmen andDdivet¥ll1Cn..___ _ 5" ,., - -- l.'1_ 8 ..21 ~1'll '. ___S..tored UnJ)lie_s _ ____ I __ 26 Jl '16 _ Aqve__rtisim: -- - - - _ -- - - _ J'.l..'1?1' -~hie EY~COSC5n.._• • - - - /!'.'"·~---- ' - - -~ Q_O_ _:1'1• ~ d llfiR:iMS "!>8r ~ :.t.wuie _1). '19 Other Sellin Ex enscs Total ~rll~ ~_l!~ S£!- - r 3_ ~- . -=-"1 fa 5 __ JJ ,. !,l1 G8 i_ 3 L62 i-b8 In l t1 :.i. Jo29_ '15-';'- • L ...(\ ; _ 26.. __ i08 BO_t_ j 15~ 3-lt. _ 3.,~ 6 _ . _ 1 16 00 ·1,x~7 rr? ti . ~o OJ) -~00 00 :r _ I 6 ' ~I .-= 3~ G2-:~ ~I , _£i.4.,.i11, _a.1, l ~ . i! t J.1 93.21' 21 35 ' . _ -- . r.: ,..., -~l r - GBSllRAL .BXPHSSES, ,, .....,.__ -+--=-- . ' - - 4..::..;;:JCU.,..---=-, i men and anitors 11.e~, e..o.§.t !ge. and Offi.c.eJ5upplie. - - - 1 -..._v ~ -~- anb...a_11._d..J'..J:kilh~.......- - - - l l ---+--"'~ LW..1!- - - .--'L-+•--4i--.+-. -~ --11--_:;......Y.!~,=_j,_ _~ Wght_andJieat.__ _ _ _-H--~--+-"·--il---+·-...._.... ~ ~ ---1--L..µ.,,~_ ; _ ;-.J,j~ -- I ! - -~ ~ ' - - - - + -' -1-""-'-H~ Cration Insurance - - - - - -- - - - - ; i - - - + - . . . L l --"'...,.-11-- - + -- - ' - ~ -i;-,..;J!/!!0%..L-f--....;:.Qther General Ex enses - t - - - t - -- -n- - i -==-+=-=1'. Total General Elfl)J?J\5eS I ..1----1-_;;Tc.c.. a=xcc:..s{Estimated) 2 989 75. e Net Income from O er:ition 1:-~ - ~r C~t._g!.§&~~=-=---=-==p:,==}=o==: J.~ C)l~Il~~ --=·•=n=•=•-=--=..i _., .._J_ -~ """" 29c :d~dl: 3 g__ , l 018 '18 I 70 '119 50 .= l _ 2 81 " ~'/ l "/ •- - lQ 62'/16? ~.. - - •X • Rmsod \ �191.t_ and for._--=Tw=-=•=l=Y:.,,.•_ _ _ _Months Endf'd Deo•b•r 31, Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year . ==============:;;=====~'=="'=~============~======::r======='===~;::::;::::=:::::::::::::= ==•·=••=-•=M=r.~ 1· - FOR -THE MONTH =--=-<· __T_~~~ :=~~- LAST ~ 4CCT. / NO. FOR THE PERIOD ~ INC. Bl.ACK = "=--=· --:.. ™""'-'-=-·=- AR,==l!l = = J DbEC~. =RED _ _ T_'."115 YEA~ I NC. Bl.ACK LAST YEA.!:.._ - -~ EC. ~ = __ OPERA.TING REVENUES ~ SA.I.BS, Cas.h_ - - , - - - - - ---- - _ 8 _]2. • Charged · - - - ~4- 16. ·-__-_~_C_ou_~n_ __ ______ _ _ _ .Qt) ;i. .10 _ _l 8_ j6._ _ f _ 8$ Gross Sales - - - - - - - ----1......-. .---....;:....L.-=--i Cost of Merchandise Sold • Gross Profit from Sales i\'liscellaneous Earnings -- ➔t--- Total Operating Revenues ====1•=~-lOperating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 20 - ~- ....- -- -------=--- OPERATING EXPENSES l'tiAINTBNANCB: Store Bldgs. and Fixtures-Re airs Store Bldgs. and Fixt's-De reciation ·VehicTes and Harness _;..::_;c;._ __ _ _~ 1--+--+--l- -. - Horses-Renewals. - -- - - ---1~---+---1-- -u Other Maintenance Expenses JI_ I_ _Total ~ r a=l E=·x~·p=en=se=s==#-l;=""i!== l[ 1 - - ' I Total Operating Expenses / ' ·-~--:::-:=--~~=- - Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Per cent. of Sales -=-;- Taxes (Estimated) Net Income from Openrtion = - - ~ ~ . - . . . . . i..aur.;;i...u, -.!l,,==i .L :1 Per Cent. of Sale=s""=-====lt-===l,,.,..l~==H==:l=~llil==ll==~~!lb=ll== J:::U_AS _ _~ - ~ -"=-=-=-= - ======:!i===f-~ ~~,db,~~~~db~,,Y. Auditor'• Office, .!'!'.!~:;'l.f,: ~~~g-"~-l-n'..3l •·· ·--·• 1.@..._ a ✓! .=l==llli!~~ ===l=-~ ==fr====i==9="'=ll= I ::-1 �and for.___()ne_. _ _ _ _ _ _ _Montb&xEndede---1Ji,..i«aRM1J1.U18-&;~l'-,,i;iSJi1Lt•.......,__19'6_._ r- •Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH - -'~CCJT No. • ~ - ~,.. . ~t== = = = -=-=-==-~-~-==--=-- _... THIS YEAR LAST YEAR - .. . J =-=c...... FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR -- = - ==t==:,11-==1==1= "-"F= .......-- -1I INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC.RED =t===•i== ,,u= =-1'= =1= --=-=1: =1 1 OPERATING REVENUES I , i SALES, • __ C_as~- - - -Charged --ll--l~-- -Co _,u____ po~- ·- _B ~ ® ' 47 - - ·- - · - -· - - Gross Sales - -- - · - · ·Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales · 1 1 - - i l - - - -- • ?vliscellaneous Earnings Total Operating Revenues· - =-~-...::= ...,... -~-· ·- -=r= n Operating Revenues !1-- --:- s.2.e. G,6 _ __'l__ 5_l'l _W, Q[ l ,1! -- + - - - l --ll-- 4 ____ _ _ .. - + - --1-- .....~- - - _ _..,._ --1~--+- - - - - -- - - - -'-- -J1-- I - - -1-- -1-- - 11- - - - ,,----,f- - ---li' -- •1-Wct!..i!- - l - - -l - -- i l - - ~ -- +--11- -;-.=-· ...:__ -- ___ ,,_P_er_C_en~~ s ~= ==---= -= -==- = · .eel•· = - . . l 'I =-- ;-.. . + -- --1- - + -- +- - - ! L . °t ~~- 6__ ._ --== = Jt--=-=-=-l== t==l7r= I I OPERATING EXPENSES I MAINTBNANCBa Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re alrs Store Bldgs. and Fixt.::. 's:......:D =-e=r:::ec::!:ia::.::t:.:,io:.n.::01f - - - i ---"'-.--"""--il Vehicles and Harness Horses-Renewal_s _ __ Other Maintenance Ex enses ~ . : . L . . " - ' - . ; . ; ; _ - - - - - - 1 - - 1 - - ---r Total Maintenance ft 16 "o.i A 'I · ••:::.:::::;::,~m,. 1 ~ -~ :Joa : ~ ·_·: : _ - -~ 21: 22 _45 '"1 "l6. r .2.~1:£.§.t.!.E~~- - - ·- ---~ . m_ _ Advertising ____ ___ _ __ - ~- -- · _ I_ I p '/ 1.. _;;~)).1.c_Exv.eJ!S~s .,.....,.._.___ ··, '14 ... :,G ar~r,..E.:x·,~~1i"scs'. _ _: ··___ n \ Other Selling Expenses :\Ir 1n.11.. lJ. _ ___ _ 2 • . -· - _ __ .. __ _ - 1- 45 00 _ _ _25 .00 _42 _24, __ -· ·· -19.. .75. 1i::,~::~~=.~=-'!!-. ~-~ - - 5!!& ,-~ -~ ~•L~ L.1 IOQ Superintendence Stotekeepers and Office Clerks II Watchmen and anitors 8S .__ Stationery, Po~tage and Office ~_ruie,,..,__ __,_._ ,_ ..""""l-ll___I_clegraph and Telephone ,UJ. \ ~•--Lli---'~V~a~tc~r~L=i=~~a=n~d~f~l=ea~t'------n---+Refrigeration 86 1 Insurance • Other General Expenses • l Total- .... General s c=:.,=~ ==-'41===l=~ ~ ~ !alf=====P~!!'!::l;c'!!!!!!,=l~ ..=9==!!!!:! .-I!~~!,,.= . • Expense,;, "-~=-L~~~~~~~~~~=-~ ~ Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of_S_a_le_s_------1.;-..- +-- .J<. Net Revenue (Excluding Taxes) H ;-- --tt-- P ~e_r_c-eirt~-r -S a-le-s - ·-;-- - -- ----n- --+--"" Taxes (Estimated) --11----tt--.Ket Income from Op_er_a_ti-'o_n _ _ _- # - - - . . .- · I __ Per Cent.=o=f·= S=al=es= = == ,c.....,=-=-'ft -.j==ll~ 1:.=tl==r-,.-.*•=!1==4=._~ =ll===½===i:==11l===l== ~ = .Jl==~ = -4=,lb Auditor's Office, -~~.¼~:'3£~~··-······~-··~·-!................., 1~•• . �' and for._ _--=!'-,="-----Months EndPd 19 20. Compared with Cori;-esponding Periods of Previous Year r I B'eb:raa.17 29, - / AcCT. 11 NO. " '10 00 1'7/b 96 I 41.. 10 41 .11 1 216 05 ✓ &'18 42 216 9'1. l 45 6(LOO 36 57 3 29 / 768 28 L F', M L AP!l . 1 1920 .W 46 ,t 3 ,29 . 1· ' ~~ 59 V �and for_ _....i'hN=-=•-----Months Ende;..i ...._______M""'ar~o=h=----3;.::l::.:a•'---~J 9d..JL Compared with Corresponding Periods o·f Previous Year r -tt==r:r-=============111========-==:=:=::===: : =:== = ====tt==== = ==::::=======~=== ==•=•~8~~~-=r=' FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD I .\OCT. NO. THIS YEAR = ===-= - -- - - - -- INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - -=----== : = ---=ir -==-:c--~ --=t --~-=-=-•:1-- =-=:t==:t='=!t== l - ==c! =~t===l== "l==c,Jl== , t = = l ==l-:,-1 OPERATING REVENUES SAL.BS• _ ___ .s._~~- - · - - Charged Coupon ~- 92~ 80 _ _l _ 5_ 3 Ol _ _ _ _____ __ __ _ __ Gross Sales Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales Miscella neous Earnings - - 4=._68 44 _ l_ j:op -~6 2Ja.8 5 130 _7_ l.07.. 40 . - 4: 326 14 +--ii 8.9 _ _ ., -10 ___21 . A,19. _(),8 .15 .984 66 56 6- 8~6 8 35 •. 29 6 30 l__• 'I .i 1-- ----1~ .0.5...11_ __ '-l-"'l 10 ___l__ Jt__ __ ___ _______ 5.~ 95_ ~ 5. 3. _ 21 729_~ -7 _,,•- -~.,_._ 56 29 --it- 19 8 ~=:ctt== T=o=ta=l =O~p= e ratingReven~ s_______ Operating Revenues -=--- --- ~ ~ ~Sales ____ _ _ _ 18 ~ -=-- __ 19 08 ___ __ ~ i = - = ' - f = f =-=-._l , .5 OPERATING EXPENSES l\iAINTBNANCB, .. ... Store Bid s. and Fixtures-Re airs "I ,_ _ Store Bid s. and F ix't's-De redation Vehicles and Harness • Horses-Renewals Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance 20 55 -=<IF"==l? = = - = - - - = - - -- :. ~ ~ - ?.o _55 - - , ...3 68 3 2 -- - - _61 66 ~ - - -- Q~ - - -- .. _iA ~ . -4 ,. 17.8 ~3 l 6~ t . 61 66 -=" --- l 343 57 78. GS. .l 240 _?8 12 92i l._ 4 6'-il - - - + - - - - ! - - - 75 00 13-1 42 _ - Refrigeration __ I Total G~ I Ex~ J~- I - - : - 1 -- - J - ~ _ 125 tatione ,_PQ§.ta_ge i!nd Office Su~ _ - · ne ~"-=:i!-----'-'=:.,....,a~=~=.o.- -- t,,___ - _ _ _1r-----+- -1- '-Lff•---1-.......,"-f.MCW-lf- - ~ -.._--l-"'--.._-&_--l-___... '+-"''oil.ll • --1-..4J~~ . - - -=ll=="'==t 474 18 _ ~ 249 72 _J= I _ = I 2 t~ OJ?,;~J_!;!_K!;:~_p~=es==="ll=~l=-=i,=;,:-i"< O_~ -=--- = 21.P. Opr.g. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales o2 · 14 3 Net Rcven~ (Exc.!_uding Taxes) 86 376 4'/ Per cent. of Sales 5 5 ~-- -+.--T=a-x-es- ;;: (E~st~im _ a_t-ed~)- - -----jr--,i--;n;t-~.tt---r-A676-F.. 66.tt---+-. -j 7 Portland, ore., Auditor's Office, g,~1e,sw,i,., ____:_.......AP_ rj._!__~_Q.,.....,..............., 1911L~0 _ 3 _453. 9- ....:__ a_ 9.12__2_3= _· _ _5_4 11 8 13 4 l 848 89 890 3 7 6 3 4 l 204 6?'11--+1~7--9~ 3~6rlt----+-.;i=t'"=Jr--- I �and for._ _--= .J'o=ur,..___ _ _Months Enrled r 19...m_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR Tl'fE MONTH ACCT. t so. Apr11 . NO. INC.- BLACK TH I S YEAR DEC.RED J1 - - -~ THIS YEAR 1' r - i'r,- QEC. RED -- -- - - INC. BLACI< LAST YEAR 1 OPERATING REVENUES SALBS, Cash Charged Coupon 2 '752 "iO l 420 % 447 69 2~7 88 - -- 894: -0:2 -9l 3M ---- 'f3 1 610 89 5 036 05 l 4:70 20 26 865 30 20 1'19 50 - - ----- ·- - - - - - - Gross Sales ' I 8 835' M I· )8 l04t _46 _27 418 7_9 . -t 11362 Cost of Merchandise Sold 86 ; rossProfit from Sales ;J. _4:._'12 ?8 !': ~----i--cellaneousEainmgs - l . 16 6 82 , Total Operating Revenues - ~·,,..- ~ 636 40 1;, 31 '753 70 22 899 0~ (f 350 ?5 ! ~ ~1"9_~75 • \L Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 6 660 40 - 690 '43 i 456 50_ ' G 941 18 1 4 976 35 ·t 18 2 18 l f I 10 5 I OPERATING EXPENSES I' 178 63 178_ 6~ ; 82 20 Pl 02 ail . 260 83 178 02 100 00 57. 52 3 29 1 730 14 i 22 16 3 29' \, _J___. ,LI~ - - - - - - - 82 21 1 eo 1 100-iOO 1 79 68 20 06 . PURCHASES 2 056 91 ·± _ . . . _ _ . _ - l_ Go 326 ' 77, I �.. and for.____i:_D_.u_·_____ J'yf onths Ende,ud'-_ _;_~_ :t'_i _l...:..·_::-_·v_~ _ _ l 9 2.(l•. Compared with Corresponding Peri~ds of Previous Year Acer. NO. ( = OPERATING REVENUES SALES, GENERAL EXPENSES, . . • enden.c._..e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _u - - ~ - . . . . , . - - - - - - ~ --1 rekeepem.and..OJfu:e.C.=u_----i:>---..:=.:::..::...::..:::.::.....u..--J...-:.!::......;:~ :Watchmen and Jani.toi:.s__ _ ,..,.__,~,_...S~tionecy~~~e.and...OJii~ L.....Tclegraph.and.Iclepho,~n.,__e_ _ _ ._;1----1--;.....:=-~1----1--_.;;;-!~~- - -.........-.J..::.=;___J - -W.ater.,,l..i,gw;..a.u,f.l..Ll.ea.L-----:--li---+-~-r-=--1r---l--==::.+=;.::::_il---+---=--l~~l--.....;.._:..::.:....;...:~'-Refrigeration • - i • .-. . Q r'., I Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,- ..................................~.:············-·····• 19...:,: ~ �and fur. OPERATING REVENUES r SALl!Sa I -- 1285 06 2 517 44 _ 399 67 6 '88? 00 _ cash _ _Charged _ Coupon _ --- 20i ~ - 4 3'71 OX l ~04 51 ~ _ 6 Q57 'll,· t· .1@. 88'1 09 · .. 4 888 29 _JI ' --··'•-·-_Gross.Sales--. •__ l _Ji. Co;5t of. Mei:chandise$01cL - - j ~_--:GJ,.o~~ Pi::0J1t...kom...Sal!ls____ _ MiscellaneoJ1s...Ear..nings _ _""1 To~aJ_Oper,a t~Revell!les _ \t f 1 .46'/' 42t ·- lf f -~~.- • Operating Revenues • ,Pcr,.Cent..q_LSales-=.......-=-c,- 165 40➔1 I 682 82 fr \\ -~.,,.,,_,.,,,---..- ,~ l·: 18 5 l· 969 ~~ · ~213 2~1, 182 68 • •I 2Q 2 ·1 I 1 232 ae 1 19'-i 93' l 516 4:~· 1 7 18 3 18 5 2 181 09 181 __09 ) I OPERATlNG 'EXPENSES l\lAINTBNA.NCB1 2 46 2 ~6 102 76 j 102 75-,• 60 60 I 180 4 8 . I 103 s, ~ . 223_ 09 )! 99 I 2 015 43 _ ?97 66 2 99. �f arid for._ _.,. . c.-·:..... : -----Months Ende~d_ _ _1_ ·_•--;,_· _'. ·_, _ _ _ _19 f / \ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 0•10•1M. 0 ACCT.J! I No. ,1 .. r 1, 1 ~ - THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ll INC·. ·BLACK DEC. RED . 1 OPERATING REVENUES r '"' l- 71-- - -~ I - - Ii ' THIS YEAR FOR T!-{Et>ERIOD r l 1 LAST YEAR -i' INC, BLACK• DEC, RED �.. """,.,. ,,_..---- - --------·-- and for. 11X Jmt• IQ• · Months EndP-d 19...IQ_ Compared with Corresponding Periods ~f Previous Year FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES .• SAI.ESa I, LAST YEAR- j rNc:-sLACK - THIS YEAR DEC. RED Ii • I l, LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED il " 1263 66 1 1 208 M' _ 564 19. ·99sr as . fl 124. 50 l Sia. 11 'i\-166 711➔::. - I_ 1621D 'G8 ,. .2S11.1 88 891'10.JJ5. . J -- 8 ~73 69 2 OBil er; av .9-00 a1 - ._ G . ,~o c~ 289 96 ' 9__~5 .54 - 3611L10, • 66696 Bl..: _40_ 44a 26; 16,_Q ~a- ~ · _7 1~ 60 ... -· '/J 9'1 j.680f) .36 34,~981 _93 1 11 877_413 1 1 21....16 :.. 2Ji4-'1 _15·, • 10886 ,j 6 5 510' S2 ,1 - 4 _8'l6_liS.124t 82 . 18 5'1 898 '12 • 794, 18 • 104 54, 145 ;,,, . •a r665 ,o . 112a6 171 . 6 504 60 ~- 4t -geo· 67 '. I 16 6 25 "I 2 0 L I • . 4 22 123 31 60 128 91 • 4 22 tt" ' · 1,·, 3 80 185 51 1.85 31 123 80 01 300 61 • 60 184 70 • 1 2691 60 " 3 62'1 20 Gi 40 4A 90 81 4S 49 1 I I . 39 a.o ,. I 143_26• I 16.0 00_ 275 8_6 _150_00 _ Sf) 13 .8 29 2 ,1s 92 • ,,-_ • , . I I �and for._ __ _ _ _ _ _ _Months Endeu-______";;.. • ___19_·_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of .Previous Year --=---- ---- FOR THE MONTH ACCT. I N O. 1; TH I S YEAR -i,-- -i LAS:T YEAR FOR THE PERI OD - .- -- - t,· 1 -,-r INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR I l I OPERATING BEVF.NUES I I LAST YEAR • INC. B l.ACK DEC. RED I SALES, . I, _ _cash____ - - H Hr----- -- ---_ £haJ;ged_ I --- -- I _ Coupon__ - - · - - - -·- - · \~- \! - , • GroSS..Sales _ _ _ _ _ ------="-1----~·-=......,.i...:.. , : _ _Cost...oLM.er,ehandise..Sold.._ _ G.~ ~9.fulrn.rrt~ale.§_ I \ MiscellfillJ!JW.§.]l;.MJlings_ ~ _tal .QlJei:at~~~~~ ~ -Operating Revenues ~ er_Ce1tt._o.f Sales__..,,.._._ R t \t l Ii _ 1 OPERATING EXP~NSES I I !! MAINTBNANCE, .\ --\ ·1 1\ Stgre Blgg!i. and Fixtures- !l~ .12.~ s j ~ __,,,_ store Eldgs. a nd Fix~,&PJ!;_Ciation . I Vehicles and Harness _ _ _ I_ 1 Horses-Renewals _ _ _ __ Other Maintena.!!_ce E_?o:12,e~ s ......_ ~ Total Maintenance ==---=-=-=-=-- :..:==:::-- -==--=. - _ , ~ ~ c = . . . r . ___ 0 ,,t---+---+--11----4-- :)........:.!. l___. . . . 4 U _ __ I I SELLING BXPBNSBS, alesm.en an.d DeliYey-y!M.11.... _ _ _ _Stor!!.SuQplies.__ Advertising Stable Expenses _ _ Garage.Expenses Other S~ ling Exp_ensg_s Total Selling__ExpeJses_ .1 GENERAL EXPENSES, I \-·- ---4-- Superintendence _ _ _ _ -1-.-Starekeeper-S:and..Olfu:e..Clerks_. j-;·tr --W.atcltroeo and Janitors, _ _ _ _* _ __7 [ _statio.o..ecy,,Eostage and Office,Sup.plie _ --:i' j , • ·➔ -Ielegr:.iph and Tulepho~ --·_-lr·ater,Ligb.Land.Heat_ - _J_ _ __ _ ,B.!!{.i::ige,;:a tion_ _ _ _ _ 1 Jl~e ~ ;ral_Ex~ . • -_:__ _•- - ~ . . _ _ !otal Genera!..Exp3nses ,~--- :, .,,_Total Operating Expenses _ ..,__Qprg, :E;xp_s,;:-Pe_r_C_e_gt._Q{ Sale~ _ __M_e~~ ~t lExclJ!di,!l.g.I ax~) _ . d: JJ/.' ~ _ --=!-=--~ -=--tr"'=--"' ==-=-="- • 1 l_ __J>...,eJ_~ t....QL~ales !- - ,- ___J~ ~ s.,ili~_timllid) _ _ }.iet focpm.~ from O..Q..eration ~-;..-~i--:-.,.. -- = I _\. _;.. ._ .~ •• , .., === Per Cent. of.Sales •. Y l l R ~ i----t---:c-::+- --H---1...,....c.;~1--~ , - - - + - - - ' - - - - + ' - - 1---~....,,........,._, -~-;·~Lr~'.. , Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,.-.... ..:....... ~.......:..':'......:··..·····..····..... _, 19.!;~~} ' ,,~c-;. __,_ _ • ~:_,j_ I l _~ ! - _ �, and for_ ____.S.,,_,._.o-..__ _ _Montl-}s Ended Jn1J 81• _ N. H. H. SEP 3 1'20 Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year r - I OPERATING REVENUES I FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I: I. JNC:"BLACK DEC.RED FOR THE PERIOD THO~ ~ At - f 11 )' Ii SALES, 'I - - - -- - 1 INC. BtACK f CAST YEAR DEC. RED I I I l 267 81 t8 066 ~& I 41~ 02 2 968 02 _ Ca4h ~ 590 4:5i {!-6 098 •98 I :w 061 59 7 997 $? '706 98 2 261 00 9 815 99 35 28! 9€) I 2 gs, 2~· 66 -- 132 43 -· . 4'1 611 69 t" 18 520 I &:> 41 1 9,26 98 64 1209 80 40 9o& s9l 13 1194 88,· _ 341 mr 11 ,9~2 &3 ! 6 '105 20! 5 21'1 43 . I J2S 68 922ee ,·+ 119 roa 14,,_~g 1 041 89 - - - - c . ........ ~:--.~. 355 79 . 12 s~ a~r , 628 06 • 5 33614 6 ' 1 323 66 . '1 l,69 00 1 6 9.'74 46 1 e .._ 1 l I I 1e.ft ! ' 19oG 16o0 8 00 8 00 185Zl. - Ol ~a oo 143 86 1 ,! I l ,, 99, 11 ~ 60 1 162 46 . I GO 3-29 l'l . 2'1 81 5 ,2_(11 29 3 115 08, 19 36 47 49 , 6'? 6~ 4 31 I 308 21 I ' 3 0-1 ~ 3 7'8/ 99 • I 11? 1'1 191 Ofl.r 3 29 175 00 5 29 3 494 00 · 1 (. . -.. - fL . / 1 I .,. ' \_ ~7~ , , r' < ' 92 21 20 17 1s ·so Auditor's Office, /, 1?6 71 _!1 16 -SO 16 80 1'1Ii 00 I 177 31 I .- I 7 ~ I I 243 99, I �Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH ACCT. INC. BLACK NO. THIS YEAR • LAST YEAR SALBS1 __ Cash a--i+----11--Charged _ _ __ __ ._..._.... _Coupon_. - - - - - - - - - ~,1--:::.-.. 11 t-- - --·i--·I __Gross Sale .. ___ l• _ ~-.(:9sj .oJ M~i:._chandise Sold__ _ ___ Gross ProfitJrom Sales . _Mi,!_i(:ellan_eo11s Earnin~ _ _ I~tal Operating Reve~s ~ _ Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB1 I I 11 ' S~Jlli!gs. and Fixt~s-Repairs !l -..___S'""t.ore Bldg§. and F)~ pepr~(:i~!iE_n • _ '-'~·c:!.,.J:-'-~----~~.~ ~:=.;:; -Vehicles and Harness _ -··-- _ 1- - ,l Horses-Renewals_ _ _ __ 1---'--~ OJhe_!_Maint~ll_!:f:. E~e~ I iL- Total_Mainte~ n~ __jj j lr_ L-.. . I ' SELLING BXPBNSBS1 _._,_ Salesmen and Deli'l(erymen Store Suru?lies Advertising Stable Expenses Garage.Ex~i»es Other ?Clling Expeg~e.s To~a.!_~elling Ex_p~~'!_eB i l OPERATING REVENUES , DEC.RED FOR THE PERIOD . INC. BLACK TH I S YEAR, LAST YEAR DEC. RED �and for: n11&t Months EndPCI •·•• n , ·198 0 Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year • , .. THIS YEAR I Nc: e LAC K LAST YEAR - ~\\- I, FOR THE MONTH DEC. RED c'r- ~ 0 \,,. - 1--- - (\t w-6 I1 ,; ,$ • S~ M . W.oi!t'"t"{~~!;:Rtoo TH>S YEAR' l9<() ~ft- INC. BLACK '-AST YEAR DCC. " " ,. 188 52 . .L 60 1'10 01 • 8 885. 88 I 60 , 176 93 ·: 562 62 ' 101 09 15 eo 7 200 00 1 1~7 21 ·~a, 1&8 1 • ~ o·oa a.a I ~ ...L a 649 4,3 91 18 200 ~00 . , I 01 - ~-3.. 29 = v �and for. ACCT.,I NO. I THIS YEAR OPERATING REVENUES ' SALES• 1· 123 56 23452 96 18 0?8 81 :~.6.5 • 4 569:02 {3 215 01 1.·~00·· 02~. 362,-~·; 2 00616 891 OS 1 ~37 ·90 ' B '41l'/ 15 6 858 05 58 603 50 46 631 06 10 390 15 l 353 21 l:t 972 M ,· ' I l I • I . I I '18 j' 86' 625' 10 353 16 . F/ 1262 3'1 l 5 '.0• 90 - - -· • • r. 48'[ 62• ~19 60 • 23 '705 80· 8 62, 62 · 5:oso 2e , 2 5'17 I 5i ,1 J~ 9_8•_ §.~ ~ J]._ 18 •ooo: 'if/ 1 -1 53 . l 212 0~ ~ 1513 !4' 16 290 so . 9 '615 fll I 5 675 431 { :121 es , i l 8 62'. J 9 ,ZJ. 1 531 51," . 1 17? 2Q I 164 11 , l i 8"., 06, 1 33_9 92 ~- - 1so, ur· 10 o22 1u 10 192 5? , 5 829~54 I ,as ; --= Operatiilg~evenues Per Cent. of Sales I ; I I l ~. a I 18.6 o"/ l 1908 2 0 l 1~ OG 1'12 06 • l lM 96 18' 97 01. 18· 10 J.6 '00 395 ,05 • 218 06 4 .415 81 ,- 92, 00 -, 4 035 S5 105 14' 1& eo ~~5 00 165 19 a 29 4 64:9 77_ Portlalld., Oregon, • Auditor's Office, Chtiii·il•Me •··-··· Oo.tober..-80.,....................., 19.2 ~.. 580 46 • ·:iz l~ 1s ao· �and for._..::•:.:: - =-...:.·- - - - ~ · Months End~d •Ootobe •31 . Compared. with Corresponding Periods of Previous . •Year . FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 7 NC:- BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES - LAST YEAR 26 400 G6 6 05<1: 92 l~ 639 39 li 9fil 2o/ It ' ~ FOR THE PEkioo - - - -~. THIS "J'EA~ - " INC. BU\CK ~ DEC. RE.D , I. I Sil.BS, 0 08'1 WJ 486 90 f/ ~5 15 ,, 1 ~GG 50 _ ·1 51i1 12 ' 242 69 243 21 ' 3 <!:50 00 ss Ma oa l 696 ~2 52 806 7@ 13 ~41 89 01?5 ?O 1169 45 "t. 884: 9V 6 B'JO. 80 l 1 51.i 19 UJO 66 2 9_88 '18 , 9.11 4M_a, . 'iQ eoo &a, -~~ ;Ga_g_ a~· 2 486 50 80 591 gtj 59 8"15: 11 20 DlO 8'f I 49'/i 28 ·17 1:02 25 -10 929 5' · 6 1?.2 •'11 1 : 1 444 85 , • r I 25 I 4r9P/, 0fj,., 1 4&i .,~ • 1 ·oo,-ss - - 'iss~ea 18 665 t)t, . 12 237 40 . 6 32& 59 , I 190 l'lo3 .20 00 1'12 0 6 205 52 15 10 23() &1 . 112 2'1 l 83 ' 22 6"1 I 133 ll 01 2 go· r 16 00 l 'f~ 97._ I 41S 58 , ' . 6 010 60 4t 617 96 492 o/3 9.8 21 10'118 16 80 260 00 198 01 ... 1~ 60 250 OU 468 90 3....29 5 821. '79 • g. 092 25 • , l~ 9'1 .2'10 89 3-2.9 '129 f}6 _; l <!:9 13 l 029 62 uo {\8,. G3 GO 6 ~61_ 4? 02 Ponlmlll, Oregon. ! Auditor's Office, Cliii8)IIIC• 1•Wt~,·-···· ......~~~~.~..'-9.•............ , 19.3.0.. f'IV - I[ .. - ' ..... I r � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d876a14fb056cad1962461f73e7f598f.pdf a79caa6a53d2bce4235cce308997cd78 PDF Text Text Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year _ 0 11 FOR THE MONTH ACCT. 1 /'. No. THIS YEAR ,r LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED - I - --- - - THIS YEAR . G-tD ..:J M. _ FOR THE PERIOD it LAST YEAR INC. BlACK DEC. RED _ lt \ i• OPERATING B:RVENUES ' SALES, Cash, __ Charged_ Coupon_ _ _ _ ~ Operating Revenues 4r ~ Pei:-Gent.~otS31lcs_ ====" Advertising - Stable.Expenses -· Garage.fa,."l)ense:i..._ Othet. Selling_E~pens~s Total Selling Expenses GBNJ!BA.L BXPBNSBS1 'I �and for. ,/ t ,, /J �Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year. --::...._-_-;:-_ - - - - - -----~------ J FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR 1' I LA~T YEAR INC.""lil...ACK DEC. RED - OPBBATINGBEVENUES SALBSa, • I FOR THE PERIOD I I r -Charge i --Ll)upo...___ _ _ __ 1 -ll--~--------------1' toss.Sales_ _ _ _ _____ I. l h .-~•' ,\ 11 \\ 1i OPERATING EXPENSE~ ' ll M:AlNTBNANCB, . "-~____§g,re Bldg§. and Fixtun,----R~j,airn jS i 'O • ). Operating Revenues·--======1 c,.l,,..LSat.,_ i • . l . 1- Store Bld . and Fixt's-De reciation I Vehicles and Harn~ss - f - - - - - i c - - i . - - - , 1 , - - _ : -_ . . _ _ _ ~ - - 1 1 - ~ 20 155 .i;..'_---11-,.;,2.0 ;;..;...1,..;i;;:. j ~;,.-11 ;:. l- I __cas,..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ •- -C_o~L.oi...M~r.c_hil,l}Sljs_e_S9k1 _ _ _ _ : G1..qss,£rofit from Sales _ -~_c!!Jlaneous Earnil}g§,___ _ _ _ l ~-..,.,..11.... _~...._otaLQ_perati!!g Re .e!l.!les l - THIS YEAR --,-=- - I LAST YEAR I[ I I �- ~ C i r _DJOII' GOAL OCllfaY r . .,, t ,J. " · oonmtIOJf M I OB . . r.. 1 9 JP .:,r.', I to 41, OOIOIRRIDt n • e OOl'NOt Fo&i 2250 "Korolan4S.e n.pt'o Oorporation Stst~at • Of O,.at1ou at ilaooi¥aahoostne0 o fo;? month of l>eoeib•F9 192B ni74 fo11 tho tos~vo montha.mle4 DeoabaP 51 0 19!0·00 fdlloWBs . . \ I ta t.ut Year ~ ~.W · Jnoolllaok £net Year l'l o9 · ~'°•'!' OttJlaroh i oeel'oitl&Dl..Ongoa. 1'1, 1'81. • . .. I lk,oollodo �., ~ - ·. • Deow~•r n. 19 ao and for._ ___.fn ........ 1.. Wi_ a'-· --'--Monlhs Ended Compared with Correspondin~ Periods of P ~vious Year FOR THE MONTH ACCT,. FOR THE PER IOD No. THIS YEAR .. INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR TH1s v ~ H. Lf-tr INC. BLACK DEC. RED Y EAR JAN 3 1 1921 OPERATING REVENUES SA.LBS, -Cash Charged _Coupon OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE, Stor~lc!gs.:..and ~xtur~-::-Repairs l'll_ Horses-Renewals - J-~, - 0th«:!: Mai'!_~enance Expenses Total Maintenance - So.lesmen and Deliverymen Store Supplies Advertising i, a 1'76 ~;: • 1'79 ~ 9 914 11 a .eoo 62 23, 4'1.9 32 926 86 19 4.91 25 G 458 ~'1 . 5 017 66 82 004: 80 57 660 4:5 mo 99 ~ 369 20 4 081 00 '• S 604 1 '1 -121 429 15 • 82 069 $ , 39 359 79 ti 6 113 49 99 '153 8& 6? 167 90 32 5a; 96 ~9 32 . 21 r 675 27 , J.4 901 144 6 773 83, 88 82 1 'IS> 96 1 &&o 83 190 63 i ~"14' 00 , 23 406 23 16 441 .,, 6 9&4 46 . Uo9 19.3 200 20 00 192 06 172 0 6 246 61 246 62 0~ 13 10 , 279 "11 16 00 454 68 o7 I !1 20 85 I ~l r sY l I 20 I 20 85 246 88 25 & 229 '19 B 111 68 26 l 118 11 92 21 108 80 16 69 16 80 15 80 300 00 2~ 86 3 29 5 '194 ~3 I I r&iiriue 25 100 soo 00 28 '77 69' 32 ' 2 90 174 97 ' av~ 21 1 l Other Selling Expenses Total Sclling Expenses 1~ 434 65 1 440 81 24 ~84 35 .I ! I f Ieas109 : S;BLUNG BXP.ENSBS, 1'71 304 "/6 ,, Store B\dgs.:.and ~ixt'i;-::~epr~tion( ~~ _ _ye~icl~ an~_Hames! ' 808 75 8 450 20 '733 98 2 '16' 14 • 812'13 46 . 150 f,6 115 14 2 914 60 3 ,588 60 . Operating Revenues Per c'ent. of Sales I 2 688 38 U · 6'18 35 . ? 0'14 08 _ ·Gross Sales Cost of Mercliandise Sold Gro~ Profit from Sales Miscella!leous_Earnings Total Operating Revenues 111 a ,22 m 668 18 43284 262 08 , 7 180 16 ' ' 503 29 3 29 l 385 72 GBNBRAL BXPBNSBS, I 1178 26 1 80 _ SuQerinten<!ence - ( ; -· 18'1 62 1 181 Storekeepers and.Office Clerks...:.._ ~ - - 88.', 62 415_ 00 1 88 Watchmen.andJanito~ . _ _ IL _ i 2 48t - ~ .2 40_ 1~1 Stationery, ~osta_ge and Office..Suppli_J -.L 28 1 98 _ 10 67 9 2'1 50 ~8 2 180 90 95 :04 ~ '16_ 4'1 3) 90 130 00 l!l 26 1 8'_ - Telegraph and T~lephoJle_ -1r I-·' s ,.80 l - ·- · 1- -• 40•1 s· ~ 40 182 Water, Light andlieaL _ _J I .21 U ; _ i 18 75 2 88 Refrigeration ~ I 1 ·I 192 I 18' -~Jn~rance~ _ ~~JI 466 58 '18 3' 238_14 1 8'7 _ Otl_!t;r G~eral E_1-12enses_ Total General Expenses __ • --L -~ .00 J __ .,. -~ --0.0. • I 16'1 j liO I, , ,6'0 I89 I• _! 1 -+--f-= ~ _ -/- _ 1 11 11 . t, - -~ -l)~t_,....,~e_a'l 1:s:f1.s ' ~ L , ~ , a , 9_ as, • -t 299 l~ . ·,. ~f~r- · T .;. 1 _ 97~! iia eif I 2 I6 88 I 67 , , 2.9 , 4_~8'1!f'79f-··: 2~ , · · 32 63 I 75 .- , 408~£2 :-. '> ,-= 6 . -- aa,._Joo_ : 8 8 1 ..t~ ~ !O '119 so I I 1181 6 889 08 , 1 S"IP/ 92,. 7 T'166 '96 1' , Total Opuating Exp,•~• • 1 ' BIi&, 87 l C)95 11 8 . \ , 2 ~ 1 .9 :~ 111_;126 j81)rU 688 ~4 , 1 Qpr_g. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales •, . _ lOe'I __ 15 .S .J -~•8 .. L. _12.B • 16d 1 • ~et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) 1 .J §.8~. 23 ' 2 296 4~_• , 't~~19~- 8_1 _19_j2] ,__8 -~3- '631 Percent. of Sales - 12•8 • , 82.1 ' ..._.,. 20.1-; __ 4 _6•7 4.1 Taxes (Estimated) 28d.9 1 __ia4_----- _ .--1l-~dl6JL _p91J3-5f -_ 1• Net Income from Operation ~-;,- 1 SM .,. • 2 1.~8 '~ 2 ~89 Per Cent. of Sales - 12 . 1 ' _L 6 el -,L a.6 1 1 .. , I I, I •I ~ PURCHASES 105 88 64. 120 44 106 22 _ ~ 29 49 89 · _ _ 08 1~ ,=-r--7 ., 2 286 '18 3 381 ~ 9 86 550 8G 82 68· 188 2li ~ 613 48 ~•, 80 1 ( . .. ••• 11 ··,., 1, · . ._ 61. ,54, -' i. , �and for. GIie . Moritls EndPd JNmery 11. 19_11_ Compared with Corresponding Periods ot Previous Year II FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. I THIS YEAR LAST YEAR -,, INC. B LACK DEC. RED --1-. ' THIS YEAR 1• - LA;T YE~R j OPERATING REVENUES SALES, Cash _ ~- Charged _ _ Coupon_ a 007 4,7 t63 170 S20 66 ? 62'1 '10 552 40 125 09 ~g '15 1 98 , 1 41 060.M ,- o aaa.a3 • ~ -2H ~s 221 65 6 9'18 Its ✓~-,J~ ~ _ 1 I 859 95 Cost.ot Merchandise Sold _ . _ Gross Profit frpm _S.ales _ _ Miscellaneous Earnings To!al Ope~ti.!}g Ileve11ues Operating Revenues Per_ Cent. o{ Sales. _ === _ 1'18 96 '129 50;. 1 6'3 9, 124 99 l "168 96 - I 1 I 128 l2 ' 93 ~~, 88 -9?' 39 ~6 I , os l 06 OPERATING EXPENSES I\IAINTBNANCB1 118 ··--?01 I,.. 20 56 468 03 1·is I - I Total Selling Expenses 01 . I 1'1'1 P/0 11' r 25 00 - 4, ~ ·sao ,2 . 188 81 · GENERAL Bx.PBNSES, PQRCHASES Ponlad,Ongon Auditor's Office, MW41MHEl<IIJ• ,--···--·······'•~ ---2J~, ...__...., 19..3.i. 11,. FOR THE PERIOD . .. , INC. BLACK DEC. RED f �,-. . Months E nded · b:U )I'll; a 1 . -19A._ Compared with Corresponding P eriods of P r~vious Year and for. li f I INC. B1;11.CK DEC. RED l THIS YEAR ~ ILM. LAST YEAR INC. BLAOK DE:C. RED r1 •' SALBS1 _ O 19 =--FOR T H E PERIOD LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES {jfi ;J• C. --· F O R T H E MONTH THIS YEAR • 4 670 91 <!. 212 92 15 • 566 oc ~ -; 66 1~ 122 ea __. _.Qi.sh I 9 016 9t- · '1 629 95 1··eoa 99 . 1:1> 96 1 oa• 91 , 1 Operating Revenues Per Cent. <?._[ S~les 18J. 60.1 68 19 869 .u 18 899 o/9• 669 G4 • 561 ·s, , -161 512· " 16 'lf9 8l 785 -12:1 20 os · a oaa 48 , a 149 96 •• - 1~s} ,f!' 1 t I - 2Jfi 9' 8 408 90 I _63 13 • 10 29 • 819 6? 8 356 15,. .101 . l'lc8 180 08 -} j/16 <!i-9, _75 i1 • OPERATING EXPENSES l'tfAINTBNANCB1 'ii -~-------~ l68~ to,e Bldg,, and fo("'"-RopaUS 116'" l '10 Store Bldgs.andFixt's- Depreciation" Vehicles ; nd Har _ !l.:.~- - - _ l1'il, ,-.. - " ·~.___ Ho.!!_e~::-:-~wals___ __ I.L , . Othe_r_Maintenance Expen_ses 1 Total Maintenance \l r ,&;,;•= SE =L=L~G EXP~:&S~ 1 ~'1_~ 1, 5 .§al1:smC_!!~nd Deliv~ryE_len Store Supplies Advertising 11?T ~ .b~ tf~ , -- 1'l& _ •1'14 • 1it9 _ ~ •I :_j1 i ,! j _::. 1 - ~! . • - :, 1 ~ r g ~dn• ~l Other Selling Expenses Total Selling Expenses ·1 -I-- __ , • 7_l -, - • l- _i__-1 1 • · •• -:-7\"" · 4110 _10 88 _ ~ · -10, U ------+- I '4r p - ,- -, 20 61 7,--, . -. '· 1 t I • 4111 1 252 29 1 -86 • 1 45 B3 62 23 61 1 ! 586 ~ . _JU~ !i I 25 62 66 ,2 · _J _..,. t a, 001.. _ ., 4t It _ 1.69 20 896 39 501)0 · 50 00 .BO OS 22 .60 J ~ "i8 ·f 025 87 359 ~ . 102 61 49010 ' 1' I' • ,... I �and for._ ____ ftre =~ • ---Months· EndP.d . . Jrarob · Bl , 19 •2 1 • Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous .Year FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. No. 1 THIS YEAR INC, BLACK DEC.RED LAST YEAR T;:; 15 YEAR r 7 INC.- BLACK DEC. RED I: LAST YEAR =-, I OPERATING REVENUES SALES, -- Cash - - ... __Char~- C?up2._n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ L Gr~~;.;_Ji:i~ - ../4{ ~ 7' • • Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit from Sales ---♦-Mi~ ellan~us__Ea:_ning_s _ _ ., Total Operating Revenues - ~ ~ r--- ~ ,, 6 '859 50 ~ 1 '106 -26 808 22 716 20 20 514 06 21 230 26 21 · 29 269 01 • 123 20 •· 546 44 I 29 392 9 822 80 · 10 ~&9 24' .' -24 828 86 241390 ~ 4:38 02 · I · 8 295 93 ; 8 ~~- 03 345! io I "'"'314 82. 201 34 _4 56~f 35 . 4 8'J_8 1'7 I 1 626 e, l 1 '/2~ 21 • 498 . 95 68 6f ✓ ...JJ)GI . _ 1V9 28 ' ' •- I 190 '13 , 5· 062 30 -6, It 1 ,o 6 .16 ~ 1 96, 881. 24:0 ~a i I I i 1 I Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 31 10 7 141 ?2 89?· 04 7 1'12 90 626' 61 328 o, l247 ·go 2 302 19 • 661 11 1\ lV~ , 18.3 I I o9 , ffl ft .• I I 1'1o2 , 16,ol . o9 139 15 61 66 '17 r, 28 6~ 163 05 ' 61 66 23 62 101 59 - l 8391 44 ea 1 3'13 57 1 45 ' OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNA.NCBa l ~ __S_to_r_e _B_ld_gs_. _a n_d_F_ixt~c_s-~eyair~ 11 J r I l -, --4 \5~ _97 168 99 GBNBBAL BXPBNSl!Sa 76 00 75' 00 164 04. 131 42 2 070,: ~ · 1 561 Mt . ·. Total Opei;ating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales - Net _Re;;~~':_( Excluding !axes~ -Per cent. o! Sales _ -· - - Taxes(Estimated) Per Cent. of Sales PURCHASES .• t • Auditor's Office, J . l ..( . A ~ .. APR ~D •r~.~.- . . . 4 . t... - • ..... .. . ... _. . 22 62 �and for._· ---. 111""""'"'"-----Months Endeu.d_ ---=Al&'l~ = l _l0=•----19 R Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year -. FOR THE MONTH ACCT. 1 NO. 1 I.,, ,, r-· I' ,, TH I S YEAR l FOR THE PERI OD 1NC. BLACK DEC, R_EO LAST YEAR • . J TH I S YEAR j' I - ff-·INc. BO.CW Jl OPERATING REVENUES l "' - T DEC, RED 578 22 · 9$3 ,2 $616 159 98 82 21 '77 "17 23 62 60 82 81 · 23 02 I 100 79 . ' 1aa oo·· 66.2 lo/ l _1 5 , 9 86 100 00 100 '"oo • ,212 !_6 _ 1"19 68 52r 48 I �and for--=•...,trY-= ..:.• '------Months Endecf._...,__--=lla= ·=-1'--=ll=-•.... - _ __,_.i 9 81 Compared. with Correspo~ding Periods of Previo~s Year / 1 ACCT., NO. !, THIS YEAR " LAST YEAR .I OPERATING REVENUES 1 ":ii•c~~~K - 1 .i f SALES, 7·. FOR THE MONTH r- Tl. C. . - . .JUN ~10 1~21 FOR THE PERIOD T,, THIS YEA-;; ~ r LAST~ It r R - 0-SO-IM. 1 ~i•c~i;e:< =t - I • 12 /Jill 86 l 7~ SO. ~ 752 so· l ~5 91 1 0~ 21 i . ·a~o 07 1 105 3"/ 1 ¥i& of. I 11 590-170 .: 1'14 126 . 216~ •· r - .L. 180 53 aa sa ,' 204 15 1I 189 87 5 ,9 6r '15',. Jon= • • Auditor's Office, Cii!ir : ~ ~ ~-·-············~ • ·--~ -L....; 19~ ~-- 3 025 18 ' ,&i 102· '16 60 lOS 36 , 2 225 09 2 99 5 75 ' 128 00 126 oo · •261 81 225 ?'I I 8 426 3' I . 2 676 85 ,, 23 02 100 79 802 ~ 4 G6 ·5 75 ��. - J'al7.··a; · ·1921· • and for_ _Be _ftll _____••_ _ _ Months EndPCI Compared Year .. with Corresponding Periods of. •P revious . FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. THIS YEAR t - - LAST YEAR I INC. Bl.AC!( DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES i 10,~ 35 1 1~ Fi66 11 1 1e 065 46 ~ 20G 35 2!9 1~ . 5 6~ }98 2 968 02 '126 96 2"10 51 46 ~20 96 ~5 098 9ti _ l 322 rOl I ~ I 1 ,~2e1 9e· 6Gi 9'12 \ 06 JI 461132' 43 1 l!. 160 as .' 53 ' " 8& - ~ 209 80 - - f/~O - 92 I l :ijq_5 , $ 11 922 63 ~19 ~6 '2?S ~ . 11 fi08 1'? ~ -~6,-06 •l 413 69 I i 041 •s9 3?1 80 1197 68 12 91G 86 11 12 9M 62 ~7 66 I 1 ..2 II 12a ,a -12a .,a 51 98 5 32 I . 1906 o3 8 00 128 93 221 63 1~3 BS 7"/ .,.,, 23 62 60 23 02 382 18 152 ~6 229 72 ~ 191 'll a 2.0"1 29 984 42 a? o2 9 8'1 47 4,9 l'lo 00 1 56 M3·:sa 308 21 50' 21 ~ 725 86 3 73'1 99 .,._ °', ..r 136 93 5 75 175 '00 ' ~uditor's Office, p,~:Czt.~r~~-~--AU9!.1~- ~-•-·-·-·-• 19....~J I 5 '15 35 32 �and for.:..___!W!!II-~-.:..·_ _ _ Months EndPd ..;..-·t; R ; : J'- 19 ll ~~; ~ 0.. Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year 0 FOR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS YEAR 1 LAST YEA~ I I INC. BLACK DEC.RED .I THIS YEAR q lt•IM. _ /.9 FOR THE PERIOD INC~CK DEC. RE:D LAST YEAR If OPERATING BEVENUES SALES, - ..Cash - .Charged upo11- - ---- - I• . - 10 'lG'I •i tt 20 ooa 81 'l 05' ~ 3 (:1}'} 09. 681 0,,8.00 Bl V<\.O ~O l 169 '15 j 1 61 ~66 ~9 21 90 : 62 360 IJ,? L SOO :U ' 10 ·1 39 9()L l 568 12 :1 ---,3 688_8.3 -' '16 232 S8 • -? ?18 oo-: 26 1 ~6» 62 7J>'I 2 oos 98 . 7 28' 20 295 00 • 12 880 '16 ' 18 566 a, '71~ 52' ~ •111; 88 · J 6'8 M. • 202 o, 1'10 90 , al l'I , 1 GUi '16 l 212 '19 ·:- 4.02 97 265 89 ' lib 466 01 I 1~ 778 06 811 55 , 1 tst,9 68 . 1 818 5' • -- ~~ ~ ;.-;../,-t:J..J,.('.., •:.r -\I 8 881 78 1 __Cost.oU1erchandise Sold JHt- ___Gross Eroftt. frol!LSales _ ~ J\fiscellaneous.Earnings __ . --:J'otaLO_per~9.n_g_ Revenues ...,; Operating Revenues ./\:. _ _Pet:._Cc!lt olSales {}. 379 oo . I e ' " o a s o v o s _ o e o & _ I I 19,,7 o3 • I I I e 116 ~ 7'1 • 8 00 24210 .,,, 77 23 GB 25 02 330 -l9 411 50 13 10 S7 G9 ~ 805 20 _ 13 9? 6 81 "/0 6'? I I 137 70 200 00 862 62 971 32 "15 3l 6 7u l a 97 29 61 840488 · ~ <Q,87 sa 917 30 ·· 16 8'1 5 ,.a 18G 08 892 03 a 88 91 J,8 e s a 58 68 ,. 371 6-1. 95 23 3116 2 ~5 2 20 �~ r D•• and· for. ~onths Endt>d ~ • • S>•, 19_A_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year FOR THE MONTH ACCT. INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR ,,; :f? 0•11-IM. FOR THE PERIOD ·'.9</ j No. oti;. /:ii INC. BL.ACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES SA.L BS, i 'fi9, .._ Cash Charged Coupon 669 JS V 656 26 9 99' M ' 10 858 15 • _ e·•• ,, 8 68f 63 1Hl8' ' l '26 51 212 . , 118 61 1 1 ''" ,e • 8M 05 , -G~es ,;/; / ,,/ ~ : X Cost of. Merchandise $Qld Gross Pr:ofit from Sales Miscellaneous Earnings _ "I:otal Operating R~venues Operating Revenues Per Cent. of Sales 222 90 • 4 '106 69 835 91 • 10 23G 9-7 20 462 9G .fJ 669 02 '701 20 . 60 604 81. 68 GOS 50 5 216 99 137 5? 2 001 51 358 61 • 88 MS 3' ' 86 626 48 • 196 <':6 69 118 21 , '1 la 68 103 lo 1 1• ♦18 ~ . 16. 299 eo , 2 199 -45 ·98 89 1 888 .1, 1 3$. 81 69 21 ·ie 241 29 . 1s 632 11 , 1,.e . 5 o.,, 11 J 877 66 , ,96 86 aeo e2 • 19o.2 • OPERATING EXPENSES I\LUNTBNANCB, '~ - 1 • 81 _ -~ore Bl9gs. and Fj'xtures-Repairs __ Store Bldgs. and Fixt:'s-:-Depreciation 1 _ Vehicles and Harness Ho.rses-::Jl~IJ.ewals Other Maintenance Expenses _, Total Mai~tenance ll 10 1100 140 ro BO 00 126 60 262 93 18' 96 '1_7 .,, , - 1310 23. 62 12 50 . 10 52 ,m 9B 218 00 5D ~ 418 81 1 06$ 69 668 23 a). 92 00 5 fO ~ l~ 216 68 226 00 413 ~1 68 69 6. '15 8 'li'I 25 '8/ G 166 97 • ~ 1~ 22 1 03) ~5 21 .a · 23 ao • "''""' •• •·· •• ,a tar, . 762 0~ 1080 21~ 89 SBLLING BXPilNSBS, 1,1 1,1 1,, Salesmen and Deliverymen Store Supplies Advertising l~ «,iJii,, A ~ 1 Tt Other- Selling Expenses Total Selling Expenses ~ ,e.z e ,a I • •- ,a G.B NEBAL BXP~SBS, . 1 8) 181 1N , 1• 1111 186 1ft 198 MO Superintendence Storekeepers and Office Clerks Watchmen and Janitors Stationery, Postage and O.ffice Supplies. Telegraph.and Telephone ll '\_Vater, Light and Heat. Refrigeration Insurance Other G~neral Expenses Total General Expenses 1 669 16 6 08 6 ,. •• • • a 09 1 60 9 20 ., ' ~. .1,n ,a ·= . .. -H::.. .,,0 ..• t- ' Total Operating Expenses Oprg. Exps.-Per Cent. of Sales ~et Revenue (Excluding Taxes) -P-i:F-Cent-of..Sales- - - : Taxes (Estimated) !.'oiet Income from Operation Ptr Cent, of Sales 1 _1 2, 'It •. u. • . - -- PURCffA •;p~c; . llt.-.ti I ·2 ·.1 , "" ·, 111-11:; 1.a . ·I .. 8811 II. ' 100 .97 ~ 26 85 11 00 .,, 2.3 '"° 6 2ta J9 6 65 ·111M 81- , r,_,H . 11 .na a ' 11.1 . 00 55 S'll ~ l GOO 60 8 G-,5 50 . 5 003 90 820 08 119 11 $120 8'5 .~3 59 70 ..66 ..§tt ·1~ to 116 80 - . 'IJ, ae. ··i-, .i 20 _66. ff 89. .8' - 1..-6 ' • 15:ft 1 ' 12~-- i, 1_56 :6s' . ~--1 ,ai~,e . 8 61'/ 28 • ·'°' u .• _ , . , ,.- •• •--i-~- ,,..- • •.o • I ,-... . . •. 19 M 1, " ·•: ·- , . ,,,, '19 21 ll'P 18 ' l ?4 '.o'i i! ..!. • •, ·; __ ,, __ _ i.: ,a• , • ·898 07 -: • s.i . So? ·· · • ·· .. . ~J'I ,.. ' J , ;,,,joot I" ° " l• ~ /j .. :, ,,. 1.98~ ~e .,m. 60 I 551 8' · 1 ' "'- OC'T 8,1 W? 1 I 1 2 168 SO 1 2~· · . 181 ...~ • ~ 29~ .,, . 206· , oas s2 . \ J. M. B. , e. 2. 1 �Oot o-.r • • and for.__ ,-"""'"'.·__._ . _ _..,......._J\llohths Ended 0 . S. V. NOV 301921 Compared with Correspond_ing Period~ of_ Previous Year I FOR THE MONTH. TH IS YE:..R - • I.. LA~-.;. YEAR - I l: - 7- ~~C~~" -tn i OPERATING REVENUES I' ~ , FOR T~E PERIOD TH~ ~ - i- ~ :l i98? Bi . , 688 144 7 fj8 06 INC: 1:10\CK"- - , DEC.RED I jl - I I ~ALBS1 EAR --; I I I I 8 OS9. 70 ~85 00 7 348 li: ! 080 1 6 20 !9' 51 102 so; · a ass.Qa Mai ,o, · oo:aaa s8 'I @ 29G 15 ' I l I 200 11 2 ~ 21 10 868 '16 , _. &S<l,, iz t · 93 ·~2-~ ' ,_,;~49-9, ,ae · 5 6lli 85, I 'osy SQ . 352t 66 I "l'J 8~9 90 ~ 391 :.?~, 2 552 .08 I 1a2_._cw ..\ 1a 04zr: m · 1 1,. 102 2s:, 1. ,..059175' - ,J -4?, 91, • "ti -o:os 51 - i 461 _'14,J 6G4 ,,.,, ' 1·m. ,1 1 911 ~8 "' • 1$ 16 , 18 04,1' 01 1 18·_568 99 • 151.!Ji. 9_8 . 1, 81,l ~ 1 I l'1.o9 i I • I ' I 190 I . •a· 1-· l~~ Ge• ..,,. 20 00 ·126 60 ·CD 205 81 1 ' . 22 I ,, fro·' . 12 50' -i ~ 12 • I . -466 32 1310 258 Gl 23 8' • r 2' 61 6 101 21 5 010 68 1 090 68 26 05 a.,~ 92 21 I 18 06 16 Q.~ 228. 58' ~79 19 .66 1 8, 5 "16 25.0 00 26 <!i2 <ll68 90 10 29 12 ,a , I 6 78 , 6 835. '16 • 5 821 99 1 013 9'1 1 �and for: ACCT. Months Ended l{oyem'ber 30• 19_n_ Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year llleftn ,' FOR THE MONTH No. THI S YEAR OPERATING REVENU18S j: LAST YEAR ___:_ --J INC. BLACK DEC. RED FOR THE PERI OD 1, '11' • INC. BLACK I DEC. RED , SALES• 1 .1@ .!J.,.7 ., l M 187 GO! 40_' o/ ~26 62 o/5 24: 5 ~8 ·51 Oo/6 Si4 .,_ .29 503 56 5 652 '12 7G 643 21 "IS: 5% 60 .. I ~ 1 ff 12, · .9q 1 , 10~} 448 11 ,1oa ~so ea . ~- 002-:-, - 86 ,i9 '7.8, 89 839, '16 3 12g 00 I I 1'1~'128.-3&7·1e· fil ol5!. l _162 t 7_, 2 209' 94 1 ~89 50 ' 629 i44 19 oas m .20 ~91, Ga ' 553 133 ; r! • I i9ol • 1808 34, 13 • 180 90 20 00 100 73 . :la ~2.0 4i 226 06, 43 il~ -~o 521 12 13 1() 269 16 . 100 80 2ol. 96 .. -0 01 4 _28 .. 6, ~f;J6 2g 6 SO'l '/0 30 31 92 21 1s ea 8 89 , 5 '15 231 .to. P31t' 10 2?5 00 613 92 1· 081 52 61 so 5 '16 00 t';O 19 18 ~ i "12 'l 490 08 6 ~85 83 1'7.ol OPERATING EXPENSES 1 I 3£. 36 I 1 I . GENERAL RXPENSl!S1 ,, \ I I =-1 004 25 . �and fo~ '"1Y4' j;)eotmDe.r 81. . 19 21 Compared with Corresponding Periods or' Previous Year Months E:n5lf•d . - FOR THE MONTH ACCT. • I - NO. THIS YEAR· -~ LAST YEAR INC . BLACK DEC. RED ftI TH I S YEAR rNc-:-eLAc i< DEC. RED :1 OPERATING REVENUES MAINTENANCE, . I I I , 22 ' · 25 OQ I 44- 23 .J. -· 4 71 'I 29' 24 32 35 5. '15 2M 70 582 04 694 32 ~5 .'32 ·e ·139 oe I 160 '/3 . 13 10 279 "11 100 80 247 26 22 5 00 20 00 262 18 o 229 79 658 15 l 0~ 45' · 5.9 86 5_ '15 ~5 30 2 3· 89 '? 180 15 956 93 92 21 300 00 �..OIi THE P&IIIOD THIS Yl!:AR LAST YEAl't INC. BLACK Dl!C. "ED THIS YE':AR INC. BLACK DEC. "1!0 LA ST YEAR OPERATING REVJ~NUES 182 56 '.\1ioing Camp Revenue Commercial Rc,·enue ;\[unicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 182 56 • Total OPERATING EXPENSES M AINTJ?NANCE 01•' l 'LANT AND STHUCTOU HS, 141 Superintendeoce 142 143 l:3uildiogs Fixtures 144 Machioery and Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies 146 147 r48 138 '/9 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 218 55 Total Maintenance COMMERCIAL 6XPENSES, 149 150 151 152 ' Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses r noDUCTION EXPENSES, 154 Superintendence Manufacture 155 156 Transmission and lJi,tributi~o Other Expenses • Total Prnduction Expenses GllNB llAL BXI•ENSHS, 57 Salario.:s of General Officers, General Oflicc ~Jerks aorl Att'dts. .,,: r 59 16o Salaries of Ch:rks ( Local) Geocr;i! Office Expenses Law Expcll!:es :61 I62 lojuries and Dam::i~cs Insurance 163 164 Stationery .ind Printing Other Expenses Total Gcner::il Expenses Total ..... S 8~ . 224 36 h OTHER OPnRATIONS-cn, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Comp::iny Mines Ligbt_-:.Uerchaodise Department Light and Power-Water Plan.s Total Other Operations l l 50 - 11 so u Total Operating Expenses 212 86 / {, Net Operating Rev,!nuc (Excluding 1),xes) I •' Il . 'l" Taxes ' I .J Total Oper:i.ting Expenses aod T :ixe~ ~et Incom•~ fro:n Operation i I' Ratio of Oper'i; Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatiog Revenues Ratio i:,f Operating Expenses and Taxes lo Total Oper'g Revcnut:s ' .- ":--_• \ - f • I r • ' :-" ;• f ..... I -..I' I ·J ., ,·· ' -=-- . - · "!,. ... /2 . l, 1,. \ fssoed by Accounfin,! Department, t f / \ •"!-.."ic Light Plant i n July , 19120 l· .. f ,II', 1' r.' .( Corroepouden cc in 1·clution l o this o (ulcmcn t n~ottlcl be nddreescd to the Auditor. �,.Ol't THI! MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. Ho. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DIIC. RED THIS Yl!!:AR LAST Yl!:AR INC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES 183 83 Mining Camp Revenue I! 366 39 ,,'I Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 366 39 ✓ Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\lAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STllUCTUt\ES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 144 145 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 147 148 Tools and _Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses - 79 76 ✓ 79 76 Total Maintenance . 159 52 COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 150 151 152 Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 40 00 20 00 153 ·superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 Transmission and lJiatribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses a, 96 208 7S 109 96 .; 248 'iS · 4 37 10 18 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, Gt:nernl Office Clerks and All'dts. 158 159 16o 161 162 Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expe~ I - - - -4 37° 7 • • - 10 18 -- -·· - - - ---- - ----------r---··· - - -. 194 OC) / 418 ii; ' ~ Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and P~wer-Conipany Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 23 00 395 4S Total Operatiug Expenses Net Operaticg Rev<!ouc (Excluding Taxt:s) 1·,24 Taxes Total Operating Expenses aod Taxes Net Iocome from Operation 46 00 ,✓ 443. 4.5. 21 76 ' Ratio of Operating Expcoses and Taxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues )rf. i f · 1:t.:o ,I!. JJ.t• - CV~T -9 29 06 ' 23 00 205 59 ' Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxe&) to Total Operatiog Revenues \9i ?I Jesued by Aooountin4 Department, a:iJl~W~eggnOC T 9 1913101_ I 993 71: ff6 1993 l 118 2401 v . ... Corre11pondcnce in rclatjou to thh1 s tutcmcnt AhouM be addressed to the Auditor, �l"OR THE MONTH ACCT. NO. THIS Yl!:AR LAST YEAR l"OR THE P t::RIO O I NC. BLACK ;; DEC. ,.IED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK oec. ,..0 OPERATING REVENUES 202 9' :\t ining Camp He\'enue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Misc ellaneous Reven ue 569 38 1 Total Ol'>ERATING EXPENS ES 20 " 569 3S '19 '76 :! 9 28 79 76 as9 29 M A.INTE ~ANCE O F Pl.ANT AND STUUCTUllE S, 141 Superintendence 142 B uildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery aod Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and S upplies Plant and Structures-Deprec iation Other E xpenses 146 147 148 'f otal Maintenance COl\UlllRCI AL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Ii Superintendence Solic itation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses P ilODUCTI ON EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Snperintendence Manufacture T ransmission and .Ui1tributiou Other Expenses m· oo 61 M Total Production Expenses 60 00 270 G9 830 69 , GENE RAL E Xl'E N SES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Atl'dts. 8 61 18 70 9 23 9 23 Salaries of Clerks {Local) 159 Gcueral Office Exp<:nses 16o . Law Expenses 158 161 161 163 164 Injuries aud Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total Geoeral Expenses Total OTHE R OPBllATIONS-CR, 165 166 167 Light !ll)d Power-Company Mioes Light-Merchandise Depar tment L ight and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses .Net Operating Revenue (Excludiug Taxes) T ues Tota l Operating Expenses aod Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues R:itio of Operat.iug Expenses and T nxes to Tot.al Oper'g Heveoues U 50 168 <>' ,. 34 90 / 23 00 191 ° ' / 11 90 ,. 5 11 ,., 69 00 612 ., ,,, 63 16 / I • 828 Ml • I••ne d b7 Acco nntiu~ Depart ment. ?orile nd~es1f0V 2 I 19Jf · QbcaJIDiX C orres11oncle o ce i o rolutio n to thia. s lolc mcul ~hould be a ddress ed to the Auclilor. �Tona, Washington October Third l Nineteen Thirteen llr o Ro Blaisdell, Auditoro Por tlAnd , Oregano Dear Sir : Replyine to your l et ter of t he 2nd instant i n regard to Form 228 , will state that we follo wed the pr ecedent set on this foxm for July, 1913, which was taken to Portland in an incomplete stat e and r eturned to this office with your letter of August.30th. However, our present recollection of t he Cl assification l eads us to believe that char ge was erroneously made against Account Ho. 141, since the it ems repre sent, in labor, a proportion of time of Genera l Superintendent, Firemen and others engaged in the operation of the plant; and the s ame is true of the material charge. Under thes e conditions we beli eve the correct distribution of charges should read as follows: ,,. t July, 1913. .Labor Account No. 153 Account lio. 154 1 05.47 Material Tota.l :P,20o 00 Augus_:t,1913 Account No . 153 Account No . 154 20 000 77°55 12o4l Yours truly, Genl . Superintendent. �October 2. l~l3e Ur. ::1 . s. Brooks 0 Gannrnl Supt. • Tono O \/noho Door Sir: opero.tio n o~ tho electric ligh''-; plr t.t f ct~ tho mcntha of July and 1\.uguoi 'th!o yOIJZ'o 'l'heso reports shoo that tho plun..i; tmo opot>o...iiod \"Ji thout any exp0no0 ~!,_capt for main., tonaace and supervision. Unde~ Production Expaneeo nothing hao been ohorm and I queott.on very muoh if thio io "i:,he caooo \'Jhat, have you been rlo:i.t1t5 Y1ith the sal arieo of .engineer and eloctrician. and coot of oil. \/uato and fuel nocdY I Qli1 not oending out Form 227 as I ucul.d like to get the information ~allod Ko~ in thio l otter before it io oent to anyone 0l~e 0 uho might criticioe iio early ae poasibloo Youre truly 0 ...,..,_, -- Therefore plonoo advioo ~o ns �"'0" THIS YEAR HIE M O NTH P'O" THI!: ,-!!!RIOD INC. B LAC K LAST Y EAR DEC. T HIS YEA R R ED INC. BLA CK LAST YEAR DEC. R l:D OPERATING R E VENUE S Mining C:imp Re,·enue Commercial Revenue '789 67 7 :'vlunicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Renlnue Total 230 3' 789 67 ?9 76 3l0 O& 79 76 319 ~ OPERATI NG EXPENSES l'tlAINTENAN CE Ot? I•LANT A N D STllUCTU llBS, t 41 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus 145 146 Transmission and Distribution-Rep:iir!t Tools and Supplies 147 148 Plant and Str uctures-Depreci:ition Other Expenses T otal Maintenance COMIUEUClJ\L KX PENSES, 149 150 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 151 1 52 Total Commercial Expenses " r n oDUCTION EXPENSES, £acture !Fission and iJi1tribution Expenses 20 00 6140 80 00 333 09 ea 40 413 09 o&.J Total Production Expenses GllN B lt AL BXI'RlSSES, 157 Salarit.s of General Officers, General Office Clerks :ind Att'dlS. 15b Salaries of Clerks ( Local) Gcne1·al Office Expenses Law Expenses 1 59 160 161 163 164 26 60 Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total Geoerai Expenses Total .. 9 16 18 so 16 l'7 44 99 17113 777 12 11 ~ 46 00 ll 50 46 00 OTHB ll OPE RATIONS-CB, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light ar.d Power-\Vater Plants Total Other Operatious • Total Oper:iling Expenses Net Operating Re\"cnue (Excluding Taxes) 1 6'1 68 -- 52 '11 Taxes Total Operating Expenses and T:ixes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Tota.I Oper'g Revenues 23 00 110 63 29 71 761 86& • 'Ill 11 "' 58 55 .,.?; . .: ✓ = 92 00 823 11 ·~ ; ', 33 4& 916 l 062 ,, \ Jeeoed b y A c oouuting Deportmout, ,I •.. / ·, .. , '\ . Cheyenne, Wyo., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 191_ .- rµ ' Corresponde nc e i n r elation to tlii11 •f!t1'tcn:~nl Rhoultl be addressed to the A n ditoi·. �I. l P"OR THI!: MONTH ACCT, PIO. TH,S YEAA OPERATING REVENUES ·; Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue nw 1 Municipal Revenu~ I I I' Miscellaneous Revenue i- Total .:;.r ~1 ~ - ; )::: MA.INTENANCE 01? PI.A.NT AND STltOCTURES: RED ,/~- 2& i :.:G: 211 00 I i ~ 141 \\ Superintendence • I 142 ' Buildings ~ Fixtures 1 Machinery and Apparatus I I 146 \1 Tools and Supplies 147 \ Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 l\ o __ther Expenses • Total Maintenance 1 DEC. .. I OPERATI~G. EXPENSES 143 144 LASTYEAA m,:: ..::J i_ -": - P"OR -THI! Pl!!RIOD INC, SLACK - - · - - - =-- ·-- .;.__ ------= I l I I ?7· G~ !\ 2 :!G $~8 GO i ·n ?f 60!1 2 16 :_;~o ~n eQI ii- ::t~~ }~t GO c~'" I ~2?. _2 - ' ;:!""'" - COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation 151 Adve.rtisiog 152 \\ Other Expenses \'J:.:.:::.:,:mN \\ ~--- Total Commercial Exp~nses - 1 I EXPEN:n:: - ~ - -- "15 00 154 I\ Manufacture . 155 \\ Trausroissioo and l>istributioo r56 \, Other Expenses ~ ico ov·· -1oi !JC,l I ' I 6~1 5~ _ :~tal Production Exp~nses I I GBNEUAL EX.PENSE$, 157 \ Salaries of Ge.neral Officers, General Office Clerks and Att'dts. M ,31 1 U½ t}'i' . 156 SalaTies of Clerks {Local) ' I 159 General Office Exp:mses 1 160 1, Law Expenses lf ~ !I is 9 ( ' 161 I, Injuries al'!u Damages 162 l; Insurance I' 163 ; Statione_ry and Printing 164 1 Other Expenses Total ---. - - - - ---- - - - _ - \ U,lG 1 I I ffl rifi I I l_l)lli ll/~ - - :wal GO _= I Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total OU1er Operations - -l-:J!. _ -:--l _To~I _Operating E_:pens:.s--= L """· I Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) a._o~I:!}3 1 Total Operating Expenses and Taxe~ 222 l1s ll 110 1 • Revenues to 'fotaI O perattng 11 l Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues - . - ,:ie so !l?G. ~1j1. t --~-= ~ 11() 23 ()() , Net Income from Operation I Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) ?5 00.. aal!, GO 1621 60 ~ ,~,.. j.,.. o.,..,JJ 11..<..J es..."-i r l• l!n- "' ·: 111uthi V ,~JI 9S.2 ~} 6El6oc;) .A (; • I »: l ---===-----~-====ac.a!l,= ==-:;:-=-=-=-=-=--=- --=--- I• l lG<!t -15 2S 00 69 66 1~:i. ~ (J~Q r;: 10 ~ ~-=--- - i . - , . ;i- 825 1 - ===== t:- -= - -- -:- -- - i21 66 110: 00 1 09~ ~? 1221~ A ( :" a1 _~ '1 0 'O 1 102.1 ;j I - -. , - , - '.&[J D'.:i 223 • ll6 0 ~-s~ 6 10 .I 0 102 to 1'. :t~:~1 ,er.; l'.!Qt:!. • l:llo V ~ ed e,1 w2 1Go ;t. Gl,;J 9 '? ~; ?u ~ u 1 -"-='"-<=", (~stif"..:;tc(!J j Taxes f Llt) ·c1 1 OTHER OPERATIONS-CU, 1 27. "'1::. I ~ 1in ~I Total General Expenses I II I ;-' 0 ,.1 I:':,-:,• r ' •~ ...:c i.:., " I m; ,.o . GGu,o ) 1 1 I I ----------- I Corres)>ondenoe in relation to this e t atemc:tt tihimlu be addressed to the Auditor. ~ F ~:--•~ r~ . .J, •. r ~~ 11:~1). -- I �P"O R T HE M O NTH ACCT. P"O R T HE P E R IOD NO. THIS YE!:A R L.AST YE:AR I NC. SL.ACK D l!.C. T H IS YEAR IU:O L AST Yl!:AR INC. S L.ACK 01!.C. Al!:D OPERATING RR\'.ENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue E37 55 296 83 58 28 1 306 47 318 08 988 39 58 28 l 306 47 318 08 980 39 313 70 l\luoicipal Revenue Miscellaneous R~venue Total 7 6 OPERATING EXPENSES H A INT F.NANCE 0 1~ PLANT A:ND ~TftU CTtHlES, 141 Superintendence 142 l:3uildings 143 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus 145 146 Transmission and Distribution-Rep:i.irs Tools and Supplies 147 148 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Tola! Maintenance I '79 76 87 26 7 50 476 66 164 86 '19 76 87 26 7 50 J\.70 56 164 86 313 70 100 .., 103 54 20 00 3 06 120 00 502 06 178 64 323 52 120 -&9 103 M 16 95 622 06 178 64 443 62 COM I\IE RClA L E XPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Tctal Commercial Expenses " \>UOD UCTl ON llX PENSE S, Super intendence Manufacture 155 1 Transmission noel l.JiGtribution 156 Other Expenses 151 Total Produc1ioo Expcnse?s IO 00 120 00 GENF. I\ AL EX P ENSES, 1 57 Salaries of General Officers, General OOicc Clerks and Att'dts. 151> !::ialar!es of Clerk8 ( Local) General Ollice Expenses Law E."pcnses •5!J 1<,o 1b1 162 163 164 Injuries and Damages losurancc Stationery and Printing Other Expenses ll 29 11 29 Total General Expenses Total 190 80 31 41 34 41 13 94 13 94 30 84 38 84 87 19 87 19 _ l 187 81 OT11n n OPlUtATI ONS-cn, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company llfioes Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-\\'ater Plants Total Other Operatious r. Total Operating Expe?nse?s Net Operatiog Ruvenuc (Excludiog Ta.x<:s) Taxes (Eat1n:ate4) Total Operating Expenses aod Taxes .Not Income fro:n Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Ta,ces) to Total Opera1iog Revenues Ratio of Operatiog Expi:nscs and Taxes to Total Opi:r'g Hcvcuues 211 54 190 80 20 74 1 187 81 _ 343 40 26 01 22 73 234 2' 105 03 79 02 118 66 25 32 22 '13 137 73 l 325 54 19 07 14 3 98 13 7 73 343 40 25 32 982 14 3 28 190 80 105 ,03 43 4? 101 75 I 6 26 �FOR THE MONTH T HIS YEAR FOR THE PER IOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR Dl!!C. --...-=--- -·--'='"--=--=-- - THIS YEAR Rl!!D -- ~ LAST YEAR - INC. B L ACK Dl!!C. J Rl!D l OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue 227 ::so 211 89 . 227 30 79 76 I l 533 ,,, 529 97 l 003 80 1 211 89 .. l 633 77 629 97 . l 003 80 96 10 558 32 260 96 297 36 16 3~ (;50 32 260 96 20 00 82 39 140 00 15 41 ~tunicipal Revenue Miscellaneous Re\•enue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE (Hi PLANT AND S'fl\UCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 Fixtures Machinery and ·"'-pparalus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 144 145 146 . Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses '!'otal.Majntenance COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses - -=:-:...- -- ..-:- - - P RODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 Transmission and l>istribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20 00 48 61 131 00 68 61 62 39 y 650 67 309 Sc! 140 00 Ul 13 690 6'? 309 5'1 _ 381 13 GENERA!. EXPENSES, 1 57 Salaries of General Officers, General Office U!erl.s and Att'dts. 18 61.!. 16 54 60 95 50 96 15~ r59 Salaries of Clerks ( Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 33 03 33 03 46 97 ~ 9 -,1 9 71 48 55 48 65 • 59 ~e 69 20 146 4? 146 47 . 16o 161 162 163 164 Injuries and Dam.iges Insurance Stationery and Prinlini: Other Expenses Total General Expenses 22'1 10 Total - =- 19 45_,,-= l 396 ~ 97 5"10 50 OTllEll OPERATI ONS- CR: 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expcns;~ Nel Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) I Taices (Bet 1mated) Total Operating Expenses and Taxes X et Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to T~tal Oper'g Revenues -= 19 65 16 21 34 86 I 22 73 230 58 3 08 91.3 227 10 16 21 _ 3 28 12 13 , 22 15 4.0 53 986 42 18 38 10'1. 2 15. 9 91.0 107. 7 16. 7 101·. 3 101,2 5. 9 101.4 107. 7 6.3 I --===---~~~=--~--==:z-:: ..::=~--C0PI~ SIN'!' 40 63 178 84' 138 31 160 46 l 555 92 22 '13 160 46 1 1 570 50 ~. :::vc:- z= 1 �P"O'R THE MONTH ACCT. Ho. - , P'OA THE Pl!AIOD INC. eiA-CK - ~ LAST Yl!AR one, THIS Y~AR RED LAST YEAR '<"JI OPERATING REVENUES mo ·,2 II :\Iining Camp Rc\'enue Cocmcrcial Rc,·enuc /I i; Municipal Re,•enuc r ~-tisce)laneous Revenue Ii l 141 Total OPERATING l~XPENSli:S MAINTENANCE OW t•LANT A~D STUUCTUll'ES, Superintendence I !1 142 Buildings \ 143 • Fixtures 144 , 145 ,I 146 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies •I 147 \ Plant and Structnrcs-D<Jprcciation 'G ~ 148 \ Other Expenses 1 • Total Maintenance ti ~O?tllllERCIAL"" EXPENSES, \ Total ~mmercia l Expenses G9 ! 3 20 Gn 6at1 ~o 59 18 no ce (,;'•• fl ;,J , GP.J 09 Ji - QD 31? ~ I. ~ ? 09 1 __ 149 ~ Superintendence l 150 ~ Solicitation I \.' 15 l ~ AdvertisiDg \ \l 152 \i Other Expenses 1· - 1, PRODUCTION EXPE:SSES, ~ i' 153 1 Superintendence ~ 154 Manufacture , f\ 155 ~ Transmission and lJfotribution I 156 I' Other Expenses I : eo r.o to.00 11 ?GV !!1 t I I Total Production Expooses 90 09 600 l~ 01;) 00 aen 13 ~ l i..7'1 G.ENERAL EXl'ENSBS, Salaries o{ General Officers, General Olfict Clerks and Att'dis. 1 57 1! '/U Sala ries of Clerk5 ( Lc,cal) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 1f,o i 160 rJJ 1 ~l.? C& 000 02 I I G.S 70 1I !Ao/ :i 1 lojuries nod Damages Insurance 163 I Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses 161 162 ~ Total General Expew:es ri Total ~ OTJmn O1•nnATIONs- cn, lj 165 Light and Power-Company Mines 166 Lii;ht-Merchandise Department I I 167 Light and Powe r-Water PlanlS I I 1'olal O<ho, Op,rati,., t ~ Otftvi - - - - - (i~ we :u ~ - ?'i"'I !.iS LN ; 7~ 02 'l::i5 62 10 00 10'',0!) ~ 60 5-"- ----.: 11· = - ~'"' - Total Operating Expenses 1 9 ?l I {Excluding Operating Revenue Taxes) I Taxes (l:.c t i~'tcl: le• _ 16J) '21 ::);et Total Opcrat.in:; Expenses and Taxes 1 Net foeoma from Operation I 9 0-, :m ?~ \ tJC ts Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) , to Total Operating Revenues I 5~ 51 I !:15 ~ l G0~-1 I v.aa GU lo co I -; ~o r ~() ;i·, .-,r--- 735 .02 10 00 ---,-- -tt-- --:,,- '128 -11- . 1~7 i39 ts;,; ~9 1 'l~ -~ 1!38 21 52 51 4J l. - 06:::.:.Z I i.1 ts l 00!3 '. Ratio of Operatins Expenses and lj Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenue~ 107f " ~~ ~=,..-====~=• '/}' .,: . ..:;-...;......,ip =-~====--.-i.,.,...=lh,o,a=a=,...,-==""=-=cll.:..-==-=; ~ }&sued by Accountin,l Doporlmcut, Apr 13 1914 Cbeyeooe,W~ ~.h._cr,~d by 1 ·¾r:- • • '• • l - 1 'd,f,J • •• •• ;,/ \ 1:..; • ·.: " · , . O tJl~G , }J . ....\ 1 r "~, ''n·:•,. .. -•:•C.. •.r;'l'IIO.t.r._ •• ,.•• 1~:.J "'.1, '~I poudeoce in •relnfiou fo t hi w f.:foto t ; e t.~°Lt '. • ,forres • IOi•· • ~ 1.,,:~ ~ l·.tt.N',t• <11,;N ~~· \;un,bo nddreascd to tl10 Auditor. ,, "'"AC. :::.u I.At Alu~ ' J· .ei:;.,,N'J. .. • J:;N (jc:N'J.•. ��.... , P"OA TH~ MONTH t. NO. THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BL.ACK. DEC. RED L.AST YEAR THIS YEAR • j OPERATING REVRNUES ~ !~ t , 'l l'iH r .1 .. , c .. .., Commercial Revenue Municipal Re,·enuc • INC. BL.ACK RCD riI oec. ·r I t,.!) CJ I I { )lining Camp Revenue L.AST YEAR l Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\IMNTBNANCE 01•' PLANT AND ST!lUCTUHllS: 141 \ Superintendence 142 I Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution-Hepairs Tools and Supplies 147 1 Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 148 '.fotal ~'Iaintcnance COlll!l1B RCI AL EXPENSES, Superintendence j Solicitation : Advertising 152 \ Other Expenses I Total Commercial Expenses \ PRODUCTION EXPENSES, l Superintendence 1 53 Manufacture \ 155 TrallSmiSl>ion aud lliatribution ~ 156 I Other Expenses 154 J' l :J) OJ :;} 0<> V-;,1, C~l f,!3:, G$ v~ v rn :.,J· CJ n ·.n.; s7 Total Production Expenses GENIUlAL EXPENSES, 15; I Salaries o[ General Officers, General Office Clerks :1.0d ,\tt'dts. 15i 15\) Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 160 Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expeoses I Total Geoeral Expcost!S II, ~ ! Total OTHER OPBDATIO:NS-CR, 165 1 Light atid Power-Company Mines f 166 f Light-~Ierchaodise Department P167 ! Light and Power-Waler Plants :l Total Other Opcratioos r.q; -=-~~-- ~ -·I - :::-~ •t~P l 7 ' l . '1 o 3 [/.',fl• I ,~~ / ~7 0-J '}Jj UJ ~----~--=----;;:,~$-{~ _i Total Operating Expenses Xct Operating Revenue (Excluding Ta.xes) ""r. ,· \ • - • - " ·- .,J , Truces I . r Total Operating Expeoses and Taxes I ~et Income from Operation stafomcut s hould ��Ir w FOR THE MONTH ~ "=:'i I 1 THIS YEAR Dl!C. RED - 1: II OPERATING REVENUES I I Miuiog Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue - . - lI! LAST YEAR I &:'II FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR iHIS Y_EA~ I I INC. BLACK I __Dl<C, RED ~c;:I Municipal Rcvenu() Miscellaneous Revenue Total ( OPERATING EXPENSES l 141 142 ~ MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, I ' i' Superintendence Buildings 143 Fixtures 144 \ Machinery and Apparatus 145 •, Transmission ancl Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses I ..\ Tqtal M3-inlenance I I l I' l 'J"•~ •• (J ,.,, :; ,).., ' (J1" '.\ • • • .,..,,;.I ,..,., ~------t- r.x, cc. I COU!ll'ERClAL EXPENSES, I 149 Superintendence 150 Solicitation 151 \ Advertising _---L...---1 _ L__ 152 I\ Other Expenses L \ - Total Commercial Expenses - - \\ I PRODUCTION BXl•ENSES, f: 153 I Superintendence . :::i. 1 154 \ Manufacture °',I1 '?W. GC, 1 I\ 155 \\ Transmission and Uistribution 156 \ Other Expenses V:lJ ~ Total Production Expenses l I I JI L [::,.:~ o .. t• t (::,;u r: - ----,- GO .;;3 GENEUAL EXPENSES, 157 ' Salaries of General Officers, , General Office (Jlerks and Att'dts. ~·:; "' Salaries of Clerks ( Local) General Ofiice Expenses Law Expenses ,. . ., .; Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses 0;1 VI "i.Q I 1!. .} Ol Total General Expenses ,1 Total " () CO · ~''"1r ,- J ... /I!," ! Total Operating Expenses l..t ~V j Net Operating Revenue (Excluding T:i:tes) t • ,•·- •••-..,') Tl 1;a,~ .,,# u..._.<,..~.., ,.,. ..,, , • t a CiJJ .{)'~ 1 40 ()·) n:.: ·ro c·c, [ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation l Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues i. -;;I -='-_: . •, -.,.,f, \Ji,';J ~ 0 ·~:\ ~.. c~KJ , G.') 1 < tt) 10t! e;i /I''<'! n..•• I I It) ri~ -!I--~~ .,,.. · _..,•i.• ') Nf~ l')H "' t ..).,,, - 'iJ I -C!J.. 1'!0 ~v·z on · n r~G ,iv :. I ·- I ~ ;:m G') 1 ~ . .., " r RatiotoofTotal Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) Operating Rev<:nucs ?. v::. --;-,,.,w-r'-.,..,r11--..-,-t1 ._,,-r,,,~ - -,.,..--&- --~------~I- 310 ·1N . lj 1 Taxes 1 a.>,~ C.i.i ..- --.,-.,-:)~li'l-::ll!----.--,...f- -- ~ l ,~;:ffw~•----....---- - -[;34 :• j ! ,. uol i: i::r-J.\ m~ m -~~ aJ e.1; c:, ~ a:~ I: OTHER OPBilATIONS-Cll, 6s !i Light and Power-Company Mines 1661; Ligbt-l\'forchaodise Department 167 • Light and Po,·,·er- Water Plants Total Other Operations 1 I:I , ~ I 3/Yl'-G I!I , t :!.:..~-oil ~- ~ r ~ L __ ___, - -- ~ CALCULATIONS VERi,IED AUG 17 1914 Issued by Accooutin4 Deportment,E, BOYD, , Cheyenne, Wyo., ~~~o~um~ All.,Z 17 1 9 J4 101_ • ••} • , l ': ., :· R otf.'}W~~~~e iu relation (o this sfafomcmC should , .. be; AMWG'«.e.cl:.to tho Auditor. • ' ' ' . ,, J ' • . • '>\ ) \! . !',' \ )I,. C :..tmttAT, Mo~. 111:•ii lH .;'fl '. l ;. . . I • •~ I • l ••••• { , . , , �' - ---- FOR THE MONTH ""CCT NO. FOR THe: PERIOD - - - - ~,m:."'BLACK LAST YEAR DEC, RED THIS YEAR THI S YEAR LAST YEAR tI OPERATING REVENUES INC. B _ _L_A_C_ K _ rl g Ec. Re:g _ ~\ I I Mining Camp Revenue , Commercia l Revenue Municipal Revenue 1 Miscellaneous Revenue ____ Tptal I, 11 OPERATilSG EXPENSES MAI NTENANCE OF PLANT AND STR1JCTOBESs 141 Superintendence 142 148 Buildings Fixtures 144 '. Machinery and Apparatus U6 • Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 , Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses Total Mainteo~nce COM}lBRCIAL BXPBNSESs 149 Superintendence 160 1 Solicitation 161 ' Advertising 162 1, Other Expenses \-\ -r- PB~:~::::;::~::::• 163 Superintendence 164l11 Manufacture 165 Transmission and Distribution 166 Other Expenses 1 Total Pr~_duction -~xpense_s \ t~) on C"0~ !.>.:a. =' Q'jJ ,,, Lw (j.' ) , , ..... I v -v CL c:~ - · I oJ'J h! GENERAL EXPB1SSESs Salaries of General Office rs, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 1 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 ; Other Expenses Total General Expenses D tH 167 \ 0 !C :t:i C3 '100 Vt.? r-- Total ' OTHER O'PBBATIONS-CR, 166 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations COG '/'l :..0 (JI) 1:): :j ~ ; ~ .~) '----·• YYl l{>D t.:,J l? l!...·""") Net Operating Revenue (ExcJuqt.gg( '!.,a:,~;). , , Truces '· •.:TC --~-"'"'...to.~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and ERIFltDl ,.._:; Taxes toTotal Oper'g IuM:outs\TIOMS , "" ~}1l~~C.- S1PE.~~ ~~4_ =--~ coM PT. OPERAT?R- l•11ued by Accountio~ Department, Cheyenne, Wyo., S G r) 1 - ••, 11 191 • J con ~''J ~c rii:. �FOR THE MONTH FOR THe: PERIOD -·---INC .BLACK LAST YEAR THIS Yl!AR DEC. THIS YEAR RED tNC.ai:Ac'K- t..AS TYEAR DEc. RCQ OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total T OPERATING EXPENSES MAINT'BNANCB OF PLANT AND STl\UCTURES, Hl 142 148 Superintendence 144 146 Machinery and A.pparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies Plant and Structuri:s-Depr eciation Other Expenses Buildings Fixtures .!,..,'t ' 'J1 ~. ·::.t·· 0" . .. <'. '.) ,:,,:, • i) j I l Total Maintenance. ,... , ii;· r;,• ~ <", r ( C'I ., I t-..' .():0 :~1 .,, ,., 00 o('i SG 5:JG Gl t 1••1 " ,.J f;J I..' (,:.,) lfi(J t:2 ~C> {-·.N .... 4,,., '"\ ~ t/~; ,;;c, ,,.., :I•· :) r-·o • j C• ~ .; .; .. COHMBRCIAL EXl'ENSES, 149 160 161 162 Superintendence Solicitation A.dvertising Other Expenses Total_Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses ~...... 00 •~.;l .:;e, ", ) /I;{) OJ I ). •'::~) u\1 :;JJ ?' 1 ;,,,;,'c'IOI' I ,,1 ..,;0 .,'I G) i: ·100 ,,. "'I_ 0£, V Total Production Expenses .. 1 f.5? c~· , ~~ .:.J I i.J ,, ::.a .,.!,.v" 1 1 o:w GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expi:oses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance 163 Stationery aod Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses :. ..::; ' !O 1661! Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department 166 1 Light-Real Estate Department 1671 Light a.ad Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ,,,.,J 2.:i co ' !' 1 :J:J . • GO •• ' _ ..,.., '.!.'.I_ -- !~' -J ' '. ui.J U:. Ratio of Operating Expeoses and 0 ,.,.._i<-" T s toTotal Op~•g Revenlld'- c58 --=.::: ... - --=-- I•saed by Accoaotio!ll Department, Cheyeooe, Wyo., Sep :;O J.914 -- (.,., f ' " r (~.J ..t .J·-.J ()<') •- - l?O' ~~ 57~ :: _ 1- ~~~g 5'lg Q§ ~.O' 59 •)i /' Q·!b- =, - -- Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues n·' .. ... ,_.... ... : '.J ..,:.; Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes ( ,; ••i; :i:...ctv~.~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation . ,.. 'i'' _c., ..;.~ ~ ,.-. ,. -- -- - - '"'"' ,..., OTHER OPBBATIONS- CR, I\ C :!C 5G11 1? 11 , .... 2 ::..> I Total I I v 3~ ___ .C , ..U'.J....___ ~ 'I ,_ _ _ _ _7 ~ \J.J I .G I' I ov.z I'I - l 211 &2 _ o:;1~ <ifl ~ 0~ CG 2~ l_-1 l .--J .O~- ~ l~ _ __t'33 __0;)__1. }..Gq t;':l .... - - -~:i.~ ~ ,1$ --~ C .1. K; �P"'OR THE MONTH A -· L ASTY~R P"OR THe: "'l!:AIOD INC. BLACKDCC, THISY~.. ..CD INC.l!IL....--CK LAST YEAR DCC. MO OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municip!l-1 Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures ~ .. ~"'l r.,0 'IJ,I l!D Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses r Y'.:t- p9 Total Maintenance CO&DlBBCIAL BXPBNSBS, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses j Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 30 o:> ~ C,O OQ 00 YJ.l 01 C! n~ (¼~ f/,/ - -'151 o~. 01. ..-;.,,.. r,:,~ ,c:R <}f) 00 ? !);;3 t 0 .., ::;~o CJ I J (') a ODO. 00 - d I ;, w<., CG!3 t~:J ' I ?. C',"' "' ) ~~.., n ,., I GENERAL BXPBNSBS, 167 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 15ij Salaries of Clerks (Local) 16~1 General Office Expenses 160, Law Expenses 16~ Iojuries and Damages 1 Insurance Stationery and Printing 1a Other Expenses 1 Total General Expenses I 0 '°l '1 I . ,,.., r.:J ') •J D 0:1 - OTHER OPBBATIONS-CB , 1~ 166 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations .I ti 161 I ~ :~'I w 0!3 I m r!J-- - ·1.:1· I l tJ - r •"I /Lt• <"i r-.# -.. ~ • .., (j I'£." ~ 63 2.~, ~") G 60 '1'1n OS OG:i '!:~ T 7'1 :~ 0-1 00 r:I t 'lf.c: G!J'---r,o., u~......... Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) .. , JIJLJ~ ,'J;~~-.Qw;\!¼9, Revenues GO lltQtVo of.op6):-,tfng Expenses and T3!~8l9i'~ Oper'g Revennes 'I ,~ !) jJ r; - Ci1}J"c,;.: f$r.:,T - - · -~ -> •J • 70n~l oo. . = , , · · ; \ · .. '- 1 . • ,"'· Co--~rr.cr.,,.j \"'"' ..~61>" 1 . • l!Oi O -=~""== =--= . ,~- 10 relntion to th18 •tatement lilhonld ...... , n .,••. ·.: . • • ..• ( ;j '' •I • ' ''-'orreapondeace '1:i: .- ,a., b~.~~~~-■ed to the Auditor. ,_________ 191 _._...· •(• •...~·1, . , ·...•:;: :.•:~ : ·.. ':~ ' ...., ..~ '\ •.. . ' ,J J ".. .. .: .. I , , f 1011::S ·~· " o r- e:c10 ~· :·!'. :• - :u.o I!, oIc~ 11.2 :,o • .~a ,., coI •.·i..... ':'I i> 1-'lf•. . -.J r ., ~ ._ :wijn:o .: T :t - - -- 7rr;-w- - - ! 55 oo --- o- 1r .µ ~- ·•i-:. --- on 0 C') cor,1PT. OPERATon. . ._ .:_.., D • t I ••aed b Y ..,.ooonnu..u• epar,mea , l~ov .4 1914 Cheyenne, Wyo., - ~J.J 7GrJ Ou Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 4~ !..:3 ,:,-, ,~ ~:m p:~ .,. :.,7 ut,,.. ~ Total Operating Expenses Net OperatiDg Revenue (Exc}udin~ Taxes) ) Taxes \ . ,01i! -C1;0~1 10 'r'J ,, I ~ i)J Total 1[ " !;O V ��--- ----- --- - -- ACCT No. --· ---- ""'• ..,.~ ~- · ~-!;_!t-r:~ --- I THIS YEAR :: LAST YEAR =-=--= 71 I I OPERATING REVENUE~ Mining Camp Revenue ·' Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ..•·... . -.:.~- .., tJ •) • IJ ·· · -" •.. 1 ., OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A.ND STBUCTUBES, 141 Superintendence I )' r..i.....' Buildings 142 143 1 Fixtures I 144 Machinery and Apparatus 146 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 \ Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses __ G:1 1 :U:I;OV l':!fi1 :1i';!-'-· _ Total..Mainten~nce _ ,- 'JfJ V/3 ~!)! .? ·",J. , c:..J'J rn; ·10 {lr' ....,, (~(:~ ~>':i \v~ i~ COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 1 1.49 160 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses -=--= _ T_o?l C~ercial_.,Exp__e.nses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, co1oo Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses f~O 01 GG ~Q r~o"t I:{•") " 'JI C>rµ Total Produclion_El'.(pe~es -~ ____ ------I---------n, 1n' •:C<"i I/~-....+Q__.J ;' GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) 59 , General Office Expenses ..,. 7 t"J t 60 1 Law Expenses 61 Injuries and Damages 62 Insurance 63 Stationery and Printing 64 Other Expenses I Total General Expenses Total .- -· - ""="" - = ' .,.) \) JlG cu 3."I ::G GO fnl ·~ ~ .!....L. iv, :us G!: 1:.{) cu'l, 1;:.r. __ Tota! e_nses• - ..._._.Q~_!ating_E.xp_ --~. ·- ----- -z,. =- =~ ~ 7~?~.:E_____ ,~ ----Y¾ !c~ •~ l11. t,• I Qr.1.,r~ 1I ,.,,.. - 1 I 73 I"/ !I , ======""""'.17-hir- ~ . , . ,~ /!.- I ~..) ~ i,"; n:-, . _ • !'c•,•, .. 0 11 Department, • • • Jr:~~i r _.,, '·• •, ~I 74•, 12:Q c~lio ~uin ::Wu ~L "iC1 <"7] &i C.-Ot) " lCG :!G t:J ,m ,... uu 00 , eB 00 ,~oG. ,)::) (_.r'• u (j(j Oji Di 50 ,.,,_ :;,·~ (', 11 ,.. ~) ctw (rfj. ~ ~vt:, 00 \ aoif j • • Gbeyenne, Wyo.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 191 __ 11 ,!>= == =d:= ~u~ vs od an Ji.GO na O if ~G:Y 'f·t 1:1: l_:(;;.;r§, I '... ~ i, _ , ...:v ,.. .. "' ,, It! G oa 6 I <• w., 0 OG r' :.> v;;.i ~- I I·I =r==i==J.== db= = =~ ' 2.vs -o d,(fJI -30! t.!G !Uli !.J" p t. C""-~*Ic.::..-',:~,..,l.......---1-.:i-'-l, t..,;...:.._, _ _ _-..1l:; .., u---.:-"" Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues l•sued by A ,.., - ..:.:, G?v :J() v1 2=g~'.· ==-i~;Q .) ?-~~OZL__ _ 29n~ =o=~-=~==v==u~. .j,=:::ar =·=l1==--.."'===l======!:= .oojoo ,1 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenu~,i1.. - ro liO ~ Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation - ~ ce:o 2.:!.l uo t;1,' Dt.¼ Net Operating Revenue (E:x.clr?intz Taxes) ~ • ~.... ""('-.,,, Ta:x.es ••O,.,i ~..,C.• $ I 1 \---------=-_,_ = - ----=--=---=-I ! t 'J.'2; 1 'ilf.:>2 1.1_.S I 65 Light and Power-Company Mines 66 1 Light-Merchandise Department I Light-Real Estate Department 67 Light a.n d Power-Water Plants , Total Other Operations _ 'I ~- ~,,_.~J lG O·r.. OTHER OPERATIONS- CB, ! ". ,, C') ,"'.J. .•• •• •• ;. II . lOGi~ II I ·--= ~ ·::r=- Corresponde~oe in relation to tbis statement should be addressed to the Auditor. F . P. l:3 JAN ·1 5191~ �...... THIS YE AR l"'O R Tl-II! PERIOD ---INC.BLACK L AST Y E A R f 0 1?.C. THIS Yl!:AR R l!D - - ~ LAS T Y l!:AR - - - , . -INC . B L ACK DEC . RC:D -- -i. - I OPERA.TING RBVBNllBS Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Misc~llaneous Revenuo - W7 [rlij .I...- - - I - - -----··- · ' - - - :il;10 1'..ota\ ' - · - - - - - - - --1 r. L I (~' 1 \ OPERATIN G EXPENSES 1 MAINTEN A N CE OF PL ANT I AND STR UCT U R ES, 141,I Superintendence 1421 Buildings 1431 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 1-161 146 Tools and Supplies 147 \ Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 \1 Other Expenses 144\ \ \I - l l'JiC OG ...,. __T otal M~nteoance CO)UlERCIAL EXPENSES, 1491 Superintendence II ~ 160\ Solicitation 161 Advertising 162 \1 Other Expenses •=-\--- \ ' \ _ _T otal_ Commercial Expenses =11 ·--:-:::."::St I PRODU-CT : N BXPEN:BS, - - !» 00 : 163 \ Superintendence 164 Manufacture 1561 Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 010 c.)Q (;: Total Pr_oduction E~peoses fJ <n l ~ ~,,, e.1 1 , .~J') (.'/.j 1!.u tl1!J co i'j :~,JJ r-, C) C'!O G.n it:) 1';:'J c!f.J C:) r,.,,..,. , v ..~~) <, L . t!, JG I' V -1 ~ •1· ,.. - CS7 ( ~.:.J ;,.; re: GBNBRAL EXPENSES, r ies of General Officers, 1 157 \ Sala· General Office Clerks and Attendants I - 1ss Salaries of Clerks (Local) 160 General Oflice Expenses 100 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 108 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 0 ,,..J '.! i:o ....~ .''() c~ . 'l'i <lt) f .""... 1· i.i ..o 7o ,, ~ rr,o Total ~ '~l (!; ):, '-' ' ' ' ("it' ~~ V "...1 ,.,., ·r7 i.1!) 0 . / _.I )• Cl ze ,. r , ..1 .. .., I iJ, I WW 'i<J C OC? CJ ll .,,,t·!) ·l 32.2 -J'I ~.J - --= ~~- cc ' r• ( :;.) r M .... 'l '"" '.!.07 lr~; _ 0 OTHER OPERATION S- CR , G:io UJ 166 L ight and Power-Company Mines 1661 Light- Merchandise Department L ight-Real Estate Department 1671 L ight and Power-Water Plant.s Total Other Operations :..1 r;o I (:, SJ I -~ ·=----= - ...,. l,,J ~- Ratio; of Operatillg E xpenses and T axes?ltoTota l Oper'g Reve~ues Gt, 90 I !¼ ill . I = 2.. lG'J en I --=,:, 2C. '~ll 2.2c oG i t~J ro i l'.2'J o.:. ..:;1 1 ... .._, ;J'I 0 -==lr- • 'f<-• ,.;,_ I!: 11 \ I · ·- i •• I 00 n w~ 0 r.~ eDA : / Wyo.,, __.:_i'_r.,_._ _____191 _ .,.,:...1 tt - - - - - - ~ ~~ ~ : / ' ~-i . J•ened by Ac nntin4 Department, ~ -=--- t:w co = - ~l Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatillg Revenues 1-=~ - ~ 50 =-=;--- · ·-- Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) T axes T otal Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation ,s If. r/.Ji,)%.. Correspondence in relation to this statement should _ be addre&11ed to the Auditor. �I L proR THE MONTH L AST Yl!:AR THOS m , lr - -- - -- -- ---- LASTYl!:AR -- -- INC. BLACK DEC, RED I o~ P...;, r:o j ' . proR THE!: PERIOD THISYl!:AR ,. I fdYl 09 \1 INC~ACK DEC. RED i ~ ;,- ?1 OPERATING EXPENSES HAlNTENANCE Ol' PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 142 143 Superintendence Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Str uctures-Depreciation Other Expenses U.6 146 147 148 WJ 'lG .... r • ,__ . ,._, 31 CJ Total_,, _M aintenance COM~1ERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 160 161 162 Superintendence Solicitation A.dvertisiog Other Expenses Total Commerci~J Expent es PRODUCTION EXPENSES, f!) 00 168 Superintendence 164 Manufacture 1551 Transmission and Distribution 156\ Other Expenses I t..-0 Ga Total Productio? !!xpenses GENERAL EXPENSES, 1' 167 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants '1 1:;s•I Salaries of Clerks (Local) , 11 160 I General Office Expenses I 1601 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Uamages 1021 lnsnrance 1asj Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses " Total 167 6 OD l ~ Yt o·· , .;1 .~, o. 00 ' I?? 0" "11 ""1 ~ 7~1tl/ ~~GO Light and Power-company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations -1 5J ?7J oa ii ffi'l GS Total OJ>Crating Ex~nses I •':70I c, v;:; OTIIEll OPERATIONS-CR, 165l 166 ..... OU ' ,;J WWW :.__. ti 02.l S!l 70 03 v! GO ... t) oo, G9 l 1 Net Operating Revenue t (Excl9Qin1Z Taxes) ) f - -~... ...,..., Taxes • .-v.,,,, ._.""'~ I Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 11 I CO? 3:) :;10 :.m Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and TaxC$ toTotal Oper'g Revenues • ~fl r ~-: J■■ned by Aooo'llJ:ltinjl Department, Ma;r JR 19.15 191_ 20C 0 I Chocfc0a n, 3 7f. '13/PR. Corre■pondenoe in relation to thie ■tatement ahould be addreaaed to 01e Auditor. �- - - - -- - - - - - - -• FOR THE M O NTH A CC,T , INC.BL .ACK L.AST Y~.AR H O, o ec. • ....-a ._..au&D15 4'UDC ov, &1'I_P-:!!!!.._ ---- -- - -FO-R-THE PERIO D ~----~7-14-;!iO(> INC . BLACK DEC. PIEp L A ST Y EAR T HIS Y E A R Rep OPERAT ING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue l?G GO Total .. iiPE t:.G 'J. /1)/l;. IJ/l 1~/b· (,~ .!:. I OPERATING E X P ENSES MAl'NT'BNANCB O F PLANT A N D STRIJCTIJBBS , \. Superintendence J9 a, 2..' G9 21• Buildings Fixtures •I Machinery and Apparatus Transmission ao.d Distribution-Repairs :rools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 101 69 Total Maintenance ' ' 4.9 60 61 62 -~l \6g COMME RCI AL EXPENSES, 79, 'lG 79l 7G ;~ C:J ~ti~ 00 6;30 00 t~ 92 21 100 90£1 60 630 co 5G a1. ,. l Gq JO l~) 0:J l Sl'/ 00 I \ Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Tota\ Commercial Expenses • /. P R ODUCTION llXPBNSBS, - ~: 6S 64 66 , .t'1 ✓ • ✓ • Superintendence Manufacture Transm.issibn and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses ?~ 0;) Be':> rm _GG9 \;a :~: 0 0 () 'IG?I :?l 6G~ 00 "GO I u 720 l!e t' '1G'l\ Zl. GENERAL IlXPENSES, Salaries of Genera\ Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 1 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 15S \ ,I 169 • Gener:u Office Expenses , I 160 Law Expenses 161 ; Injuries and l)amages I 162 . Insurance 11os ! Stationery and Printing , 164 ! Other Expenses Total General E xpenses . ~100 d35 i Total 0 35 j 9 ,,1 (... ' 0~ 30 65 008 37 2 fi3l 20 OTHER OP B B ATIONS-CB, '15.5 G2 l:J 00 Light and Power-Company Mines 'l 166 Light-Merchandise Department I ,:, GO l Light- Real Estate Department ---7rro 12- -,r-. ' 167 Light and Power-Water Plants I I Total Other Operations 11 1 Il, , 1 II l Ili\ ----0 - ~ · -• I _Total Operatin_g E~1:._nses I ' .,!l'ji tb : I Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes 1 Net Income from Qperation I 1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues 1 Ratio of Operating Expenses and 11 T ~s toTotal Oper'g Revenues 1 l {Ji, 71 -( J ~ =l••ae d bT L :untia4 Deparlme nt., I ~r~ : t '.. r\.) .7 I I • a::._ _.:.:i.:.a:w • ~c"'"---== .· r~·~ �FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAS T YEAR FOR THI!: PERICO INC.BLACK D EC. II T HIS YEAR Rl!!D INC. BLACK ~ LAST YEAR I Reo DEC. r - OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES MAlNT'BNA'NCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTOBES, 141 142 143 1 1 144 1-16 146 147 148 1 Supe!intendence 11 Buildings Fixtures J, / Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses I: . 'i (r . ••• .!.I , ..,' ' ~·r;i t·,; .,,~--~· '6 . , •> Total Mainten?,nce • t·.-J ....,., ~~I... .. ~ ...... I ... r,~ .."''-' 1'1'1 ; I "' -. 1, .j COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, I 149 Superintendence 1\ 160 \ Solicitation 161 Advertising \\162 ~ Other Expenses !otal Commercial Exp!:~es I PRODOCTIO.N EXPENSES, \ __ ~6~1 -?C~ O{} G ~·f fi o:. f J'/ ~:::~:::!:nee \\ 155 \ Transmission and Distribution \ 1so I\ Other Expenses I . :t~'J ~·:? ) - co I. ,a ,_ :\G-~ t,7 Total Production Expenses ., I . GENERAL EXPENSES, '. ..J,\ 158 . ,., Salaries of General Officers. General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries 0£ Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance. Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses "/•; J,"-, l Ii.:' "I ~) OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light- Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total OperatinJ; Expenses_ \\(1, Net Operating Revenue (Exclud~ T~;s.) Taxes .., .,.. ... ,_,,. ...-u •., Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation - ?O ;J .1 lj .~.,. I -~' ~.:; .. j 'f 1,1 J.::i,J GJ~, ... .- ~, ·~.v -~ '1,,j_,J ~l Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Reve.nues i;') Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues "IG 5 l•soed by A.cooootin,l Department, ~ .;..) r' 11 ' • , _, Total _ f I Apr 29 • R Gbeye.nne, Wyo,,- --,....,....------191~ :~ I _J & M l-tWUT'IONS vuu,11;.o Correspondence in relation to this statement should APR 28 1915 ,.;,JJ:,.~F.~ATOR. be addreBBed to t,h e Auditor, F. F•8 . APR 29 1915 : '.) I I �- - ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ - - - - - - -_- _- _- _- _- _- _ _,..umns or m e l' isca:J T ear Ending June 80, 191~ - A - -- - - - - - - --4 FOR THE MONTH ACCT I No. THIS YEAR INC.BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR - - - ·- 1-~-r.oo _ _ _ FOR THe: PERIOD THIS Yl!AR LAST YEAR INC.l!ILACK DEC, RED l OPERATING RBVHNUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ,';.\..!'l -1 •t r •(l Total l itv.J OPF:R ATING EXPENSES ..."l s:"';_, ~r ''f/7 w Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ' I 110 14.6 14.7 l-18 - C) ') k I .... ,.J ► .. cS .Ln Superintendence 14.3 .... I I &lAtN T RNANCE OF PLANT AN D STt.t UCTORES, : ~I <)1'J t.J< !O! ED r1~ •10 '<~lw:,- - -?-.. n-----,---...;_ _ _ JotaL Maintenance ftl 08 l-f{.3 CO&UIEB CIA L EXPENSES, 149 150 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other expenses ( _ T(llill Commercial expenses PRODUCTION RXPENSHS, Superintendence :\'lanufacmre Transmission aurl Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses GENERAL BXPENSF.S, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General 01lic1i Clerks anrl Attendants 15'1 Salarit:s of Clerks (Local) 159 l Geueral O!lice Expenses 160 Law Expenses 61 Injuries and Damages 62 Insurance 63 Stationery and Printing 64 Other Expenses ' ,. ,., ;! 117 ,. ,. UJ i.o oo V.J t1 0) kl •J . •JJ I Total GeoeraJ Exp.:nses Total 11 , 166!1r 166r 1. OTHER O P ERATIONS-CU, Light and Pow,.r- Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Wa:er Plants Total Other Operations 'l OG 50 t10 ~ 2 2◊~ 'll!i 3{) 0 0 3::; ~, - ... :'~O ""'"" ,.., Total Op!'rating Expenses I !stt Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes 1 i G7 j Total Operating Expenses and Taxes , ll1 I ~ Ol ~ v8 ~Ci?C Net Income from Operation I Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues I Ratio of Operating Expenses and - -~'1 ~00 - -, ~·~ ir--..-,.~¾,-,--,----C'lfOO u 13T 11- - - - - !. ~ T ~ 3 •~u•: - 4~J~re.. Cheyenne , W yo.,_ _ __ . 11 r --- - ~!1cr.h~<1 tJv --re--~. 19 1 , .,.,_ Correspondence in re lation to this • ta tem ent ■hould F. C. B. be addre-■ed to tho A udi tor. JIIN 7 1915 F . F . B. JUN 3 191!' �FOR THe: PERIOD FOR THE MONTH INC.BLACK LAS T Yl!':AR D~C. THISYl!':AR Rl<D INC. BLACK DEC. Al<D LAST Yl!AR OPERATING REVENUES :'11:iniog Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellane9 us Revenue .. _Total OPERATING EXPENSES M.AINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRO CTORBS, 141 Superintendence I 142 I 143 Buildings Fixtures \ 144 I 1-:1:6 Machin~ry and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs ' 146 Tools and Supplies \ 148 Other Expenses I 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation lCO 1[;7/ II COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 49 60 61 2 "''f '' jf\/'. o~v vv ~- ; __ 1 j11.!i I Total M11-intenance I Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses To~l _Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 63 lM 55 156 Superintendence I J r Manufacture Transmission and Distributio~ Other Expenses I Total Production Expenses :~!> en ~;G C9 ;;:.,~ t}:} •• 1 5G:~ •..tJ ..... ,,. t:.1v ;..o '11 ;_L(J ..,Q ... • i r..~·, ,:.o 7 ':05 GENERAL EXP ENSES, :...o :$:) ::t ~; ·,, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 1 15S i• Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses 169 1\ I• 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and JJamages I 162 Insurance I 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses ~o o ,.,(' 'l-~ 01 ,.;,) .73 (-:.' ~~.J ~~ ~.') '1,1 t;> • ffi I.. ., r• J.9 ('" Total OTHER OPB8AT10NS- CB, Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 'lo:. *"! ~:~G i!) :i..o r,. "O ........ i A I:: ,li-0 --•· 1:, - - fI I ( ~;,s ;..,. :i.".I. I ~JJ ----'J-<..,... - =ro- . - - - ~ c 1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to T otal Operating Revenues ~ / /; i.aoed - .I -c-nu:> utt - - 1·O - ri 1V~ :l;;f) ~.: ~> ~ , ~ .., ;.r,. . ''t..J _,....,. G " tJ,v.,~ ~.. , . •· ..,•, -r-- •rli--~ ~ • • - -~; ;{,; - i-----:·.j "'-- -r,;;r;+ +--II· '" "'◄ '.!;: Goll .., ' J ~ ]- ~ ~ ! · - •• r-.r.J • ' \i', q 1- "'t " 4 . ,. • ~ . -----,- ,·~"· ~ '~r .. •· . ~$.()! ~ J... , ~ • A 9 --r;, fl{..o L - ---==-==-=-·- -1 . ~~7~ ~~ ~k -=-~~-- =-== AccoD11tin~ D e partment, ··----- - ~- - - I C'IC -..~: •~ ~- t~~ )(; 1 Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) T axes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation ~ -)l:x,- .... I ----- Ratio of Operatiog Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues ' ! "I ·~ '' :1 "' ~ - _ ,:.;,_. :~-- --''" :~1.iJ <j:, lj ~ ,=L 'l4 r• ".,._ \<)$.' • rn ~r.cASES /\fl O ~ r z .r:: c o••i;f '·· L EO a Y ... .... ~ , ,e•pond ence in relation to this •totement s hould . . ... Cheyenne, Wyo,,,_ _ _ __..,T_.1.._1.... J~9"-_l91 !ii ..iU-Qh~ % ~ e addreHed to tbe Auditor. • 0 .;,1 1.,J;'.! i;.. \•t, . Gt"<- 'J �FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH AC:C:T NO. I NC.BLACK D EC. RED LAST YEAR 1 OPE RATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellan~ous Revenue Total T H IS Y EAR L A ST Y EAR I I·-- OPERATING EXP E N SES MAINTBNANCB O F PLAN T AlSD STRUCTURBS, Superintendence B uildings Fixtures 144 1-16 146 147 , 148 • ..,., t. \ Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance COI\DIE RCIAL E XPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses .J'2tal. Co!Diller_cial ~xpe~es PRODUCTION EXPENS ES, Superintendence Manufacture 6! 1 65 Transmission and Distribution 66 Other Expenses I I CJ -1• r• UiJ,) trJ .,_"'• ( I ;-3(3 00 7~.'J .... J: t A.. ) Total Productic:in Expen~es ~ 0 ,_.,:, ~~ t •l •.,. t',:1 ! ~7 GENERAL EXPENSES, 67 t Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 53~ Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lG t '• 14i11r ,iQ ,and.. ,~,_ n..... ~ ..... .. .. 162 Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expeuses - . , ' "- .. ,,, , ' "· ..... "" f. ~ ~-~~ .o .... . _I ~ ..;:)t• Total OT II.BB OP E RAT IONS-CR, ....... ,, b'j •' Light and Power- Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations f :t (,:?~ ... "' /3'; - 7i 5 l--~.,.,, L 1 . J .... 1;r:; j:j ""r ,-- Ci! l.J ""rJ .. !j() c:.:v J ., -· : .) >:;./~ ... c,., 'Q. -1 '!'otal__Operjiting Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excl)ld4ig ;r~e,s), :- • Taxes ' -~ • • .. , Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and I Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues ,~ l) lf)~~-7{;1. Iaa ae~ A ocou.ntio&l Department, ->v,.,~; -fav - (I:) ~. ri .... 'I ' 1 ~ , ,• 4,,._ ,) • ~ . •-· CJ �f"O R TH E PER IO D FOR THE M O NTH --' I NC.BL ACK L AST Yl!AR DEC, T HIS YEA _R _ _ _I-A ST Y EAR ,, RED ·7;- ,- 1-N -C . BL.ACK D EC , RED OPERATING REVENUES 1?2 10 Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue 187 15 ' I Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 172 110 Total OPER ATING EXPENSES 1 141 I 142 M AINTENANCE OF PLANT A ND S T R UCT U R ES, I Superintendence Buildings \ 143 1 Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus ', H6 T ransmission and Distribution-Repairs 1 1 146 147 Too\s and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation ~ 148 \ Other Expenses l\1- _--.. Total. Maintenance - . 101 50 127 !97 101 50 -i- 121TM 25 39 · - - - - - 1 - - -·- - - - - - 1 - - COHllERCIAL EXPENSES, U9 Superintendence 160 Solicitation 151 Advertising I 162 ~ Other Expenses 1 ._\r-· ~ Total _f.211:1m_ercJa\ ~xpense~ _ P R ODUCTION E XPENSES, 20 00 630 51 163 Superintendence 164 Manufacture 155 \ Transmission and Distribution 166 Other Expenses \\ \ ( Total Production Expenses L GENERAL nxeE~SES, \ - 660 51 576 65 I , 1 167 . Salaries of General Officers, \ ,( G 09 3 30 9 ,39 General Office Clerks and Attendants._ I , I 10 ,00 I 15B Salari t!S of Clerks (Local) 10 100 1 169 \ General Office Expenses 160 I Law Expenses 22 130 22 30 ploy ers-' Liability Ins. 101 -~ 9 18 8 ;53 162 Insurance : 163 Stationery and Printillg Other Expenses 1 1 - - -- 1 - - - - -- - --4-- - - - - 5 0 02 12 48 37 ·54 Total General Expenses 790 ~ 96. • :::r:::: Total =-c:=== = ,===== OTHER OPBBATI ONS-C~ , Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Net Operatillg Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Est. Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 627 02 606 77 20 25 11 60 10 00 l 50 11 Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatillg Revenues • 11 67 4 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTot:al Oper'g Reveaitftc <=.,=,·; v . ~ ..:. • • l •• o e d ~ ~ 69 41 11 5'.L 8G 8'1 1 30 82 ' II , uv,.r, ''"& = =--,,6,~·' 1--...=:1=....,,,.;-.~ -'f!f, Cor,t lq,~f'l (o ~~ ; =www. •,._J_ Q, ~o• I Jo,,3½, :) l'f, A ccoonb o j D epartm ent. 'Pl. Op ~ 'C/•-4fi Or ______S_e-=-µ_. 3_ 191__Q 2-4~ 9- ===-=1-...,..JJ, , =.........b,d -ca===-==--==-=====-1=--.!! ll:r.m:1,' ,ES ~ ~-~;J3C/,!X::) Correapoodeo ce i n r elation to this statem ent should ,, t t /4 1 I ,0, .,.1_ .I ~y /~~ ..........·-/ ·•·~ •sed to tbo Auditor. f ".. p" B SEP 3 19\. �l"'ORTH~MONTH ACC'F' Ho. // THIS YEAR l"'O R THE PERIOD INC.BLACK LAS T Yl!AR cec. Rec THIS Y EAR ·- LAST YEAR - - - ---- INC. BLACK Rec DEC. l I OPERATING REVENUES :\tining Camp Reveuue ,.. ••. • I t '.('. u , a ~ -- Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 165 1.0 Total. ' I' .J 33'/ 20 OPERATING EXPENSES • HAlNTBNANC'B OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings Fixtures I 143 144 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 1146 146 I 147 lI 148 101 69 _ TQtal Maintenance 101 :59 CO&DllU\CIAL EXPENSES, ,.. 1 Superintendence j 150 Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 161 l 152 ' T~tnl Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 20 ~o Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses G50 G2 -- - I G?a ~2 Totiil Production Expenses 20 !00 696 ,56 G2 05 6:,. )66 G:? 0G GBNBRAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Office rs, General Office Clerks and Attendaots ' 158 1. Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 General Office Expenses 160.l Law Expenses 161 &lployers Liability Ins. 162 1 Insurance 7 '73 10 po I . 163 j Stationery and Printing 164 1 Pther Expenses Total General Expenses I 1 l 2SD 27 l £C7 07 I I 7 7r, I 1'7112 f..l_j 20 00 1100 22125 o 63 \ lG 1GG Total ~o .oo l 227 07 J lO 100 l P9 r' ~o oo l 216 27 I I l l!l5 J..'3 82 20 00 , ~4., I :rn po 22 12S - I,·." I 70 00 5<': 7'J 1 63G r~ 9 j'.-u - I- OTHER OPBBATIONS-CR, 166!1 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department 1661' Light-Real Estate Department 167' Light and Power-Water Plants I Total Other Operations ~ 1 322 -10 2S 00 9 00 l 281 2 l~l 28 0 1 50 Q. _ Total Operatiog Expenses ! Net Operating Revenue :axes) I Taxes(Exclp~i; \.:.,:;~. ;.~tod.) l Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation 1,1 Ratio of Oper'g Exps, (Excldg. Truces) to Total Operating Revenues !('/{7~~- Ga. 'I?• Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes : :o:•g ~eve= - = = _.....,_--=, u i:: 1. 72 2 ...,., E,'tl.c·\lj 0 \~ J■aoed by A ooountiol'"i>e;~rtmeo~C\ Jt'';Y~ , 87rG 110 101__ Correapoodeooe in r o)atioo to thie etatemeot should be addreesed to the Auditor. �i ----------- ---- . -- -- ----- - • - - -- _ ~ ... ~ ..,~ - • ...,,,.✓ - ---·------JI-..,._- --- - - - - - - . - - - - - - -~ FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR ,~ _._ ....._ . • --.. .-..-.......-..,..-•uasv- vv, &0&=:..~ 00 INC. Bl.ACK Dl!!C, R l!!D I.AST YEAR THIS YEAR I.AST YEAR INC. Bl.ACK - oec. RED I OPERATING REVENUES t.iGO :◊~ filO 20 Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue M1.1nicipa\ Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue I ~CD ~u.,r·:.> OPERATING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OIi PLANT AND STRUCTURES, I\ n141 Superintendence Buildings Fixtures ~ 142 f 143 r • ..., i .. :Machinery and Apparatus ~ ~~ Transmission and Distribution-Repairs ~ 146 Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ~ 147 I 14s I I ~ .Total.,._M:ainteoance 1·:.,i ;:3 1!.:7 i'3V :..u-:: j 'iG •t. ,... \..., 01 !01 GU .. 2Jj! CG • !.)~ 1'/C t1'Jv il() I COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 160 151 162 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses 'I _ t_o_tal ~omm~rci_a\ Exp!)nses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 163 Superintendence 15~' Manufacture 16~\ Transmission and Distribution 1561 Other Expenses "f.. 1 ....::.. ~ ~o Q,'J n :!O O;) '1!! 91 rJOli l l r/;_,1 ~L ,GO~} ~ lJ Sala,::~::::::::,:::~ j l General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 1691 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses . 16~- J:i.ll.)loyers ! Liab . Ins. 163 Insurance Statione.ry and Printing 1 Other Expenses 1 Total General Expenses 1 , iA 1 9CJ ..,f•q..... 11 t. 3 :~D 10 1f)j 0:) ·- (;~) ,j ,) ti 10 f., 11 C ~r•{ l() (YJ Ql 1 9:l:) vO . l :)3 1n '};) :t. ~!? .x; l'.,,I Uv ...,, r~ \!"\<) ,; 9 v ,. ·n j 'fG ·;c,2 Oti '· - C:') I . 'i l .. ')..,_, pc I 018 r o ' t~ :!'l [: ~j :;c .-- ,. ...,.~ "? ,. -·"' ~f'\ i )/l. .;., .,_ f • • I '1' I.JV OTHER OPERATIONS-CB, :t) v> <:1 I I U\'J : 11 ,. :ii) •.:: i.iO =ti .., _,., Of.'> J.5 .,.. o, ....··• 1- <> •• ~o ~o!_al '2_per~!ing Exp_e_nses .. Net Operating Revenue (Excluq.iog Taxes) . , . • • . -,~ ~' ~ Taxes " •->~· ✓ • ·•~,..._,t I Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Qperation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operat_ing Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues C.\l (': 'I ,, -:"··• ~ 11:·;,i["l;::o , ,. •• . : , ., ,. ,. Corre spondenoe in relation to th.is statement should c· ~ be addressed to the Auditor. Nov· to 1915 F .. P\, i:l . . F, '!'.'l r•r. 'i i ~H ~ ea ,~t> J'J r>) t• i.) LI! Total Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchanwse Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ! ' FOR THE PERIOD .G , �June 80, 191~ FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR _l FOR THE P E RIOD INC.BLACK Dl!:_c. Rl!:D LASTYEAR THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. Rl!:D I - OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERATING EXPENSES HAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings Fixtures 148 I 14-i Ho 146 147 148 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses ir~·, ''J'l .....•r1 , ,.,,• I Tot~l Maintenance . ·,:, t:.1'- GU ;~'. :.!'' '5:~ ~·J-nrJ - .. CO&DIBRCIAL EXPENSBS, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses To_tal ~ommercial Ex~enses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 164 165 166 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses ~'} oa• c.:n .o tJ U) ... CJ..,.., C'j1 •;-J ,, , ., ,. t__. "''""'#; I , .. • 1.n ,,JJ .,.. !;;,1 i..!:) , 1 C'U '/ <j' °!'( ·,~)~ I ,, ·10 ,~:; •l GENERAL EXPENSES, .,.. . uU Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Altendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses •<) (!..... in;,\r~a~lr.P1magJ.pl,.i Ut~· :~:1.Jo .' ... . ,. Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses .1 ..,.., t~, '. •-A) ···1 li: J •• CJ Total , .. ..: ,,, . .... ~~'C :~G Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations _ Total Op~ ting _!!~os~ Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation , jl •.,,1 ·= • - -~ ; ; - :- ,..- • l••oed b;v A r=--=-- = , t·---=ll--==--=4>-1 - l ~ ~ a tint Department; ' t •:-· " ,; ;.) • ~ ad[. .,_ 1 o; •LJ ,,, Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues li''"r-, ·-- ' __ Che;veu.ne, W70. , _ _ _ _ ___,'--_ _ 191_ _ • 11 _1, ••·-.y-61."?j 0 • •..-71 ,,}' ....1-. .. . • '.;rLCi:t ,,-: '"' 1' •• • v:-: 1;:;) l. it l.1.LL, ':011 ;,I. 1,,,t'~.i:~.-. - 0 OTIIEB OPBRATIONS-CB, Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Tans) to Total Operating Revenues • -~ -~.G- -c; C!"' be addreHed to fbe Auditor, ,. u ·11~!., , I '•v, ,:_.~ (.l, I ..,A, i.:J GL: (C, ;y,., ?'t ..... �FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT NO. THIS YEAR INC.BLACK LAST YEAR it DEC:- THIS YEAR RED INC.BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue :)1.~1 10:, Commercial Revenue I Municipal Revenue MiscellaneQUS Revenue Total I OPERATING EXPENSES i MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTORESa 141 142 143 Superiotendence 144 Machinery and Apparatus I ' Buildings Fixtures 25 (j!J 1-16 Transmission and Distribution-Repairs 146 Tools and Supplies 147 Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 Other Expenses _ ljj? !ns • COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, !- Superintendence \1 160 I! 151 162 Solicitation Advertising Other expenses i - _____ '.I'otal Comf11ercial Expense_s _ _ [ I PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence ' 164 Manufacture \ 155 \ Transmission and Distribution : 156 Other Expenses \ 1 Total Pro_d uction Expen~s 1 , Gt:;0 00 i3~jS) 12?107 -.- · zg (.,f) G-~01 0'.J GGS c~ , ... ........ -- 21G !_iC 2~ LiLJ 00, 00 G 06 2~ 55 '?G ., .,,:,, ' < ' . .;..,, '-,I ~ ·I I 1 - - ~- I 149 e,., . :,g ti9 121 197 I I \ I l I ~ 3)1 GENERAL EXPENSES, I \ 157 Salaries of General Officers, I General Office Clerks and Attendants l I1 158 II Salaries of Clerks (Local) 169 \ General Office Expenses j 160~ Law Expenses 16t' • ~,""""rt o· rn-.•t- tJi n'i.i::lt:1 .! blCo \ 162 . , ~:;an:e- - ~ 20 00 9 02 116 <\.. 10 00 ;j() ()Q 71 I Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 71 ~ .t 16 6G 00 ll 4-0 I 20 5l>I 'lG 4-1 G5 2G (, ___::•Ol> Gl .. __ 1 'm Z? - - ' - - - - - -,- - - - - - - - - - - t - -111 - - - _____6..;.~- 0;...G ..c,_ ,.___..;;~;...?,4 -!: ;.;.:.;;. G _ _ _ _--= 2::.;,:' GO Total OTIIEB OPBBATIONS-C.R, L I \ Net Operating Revenue I (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation 219 23 3 406 55 I Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations - Jt., GG 22 to '""' ... .:05 '6j 216 0.) ..J ' 12.7 ko:, I 1no 07 '. 7 s1 ~.i: '"' 1! \.IU t ? {t Gt15 01 , G?G ~ 6 ,.._..,,_. = r1 =-=-=-=·=-=4==~ ===l===lli =====l=-•. - J~l:, 1'7•~ i.l".:. ..., y,;: ~ <lt! -~ w u ... vr. 1 •\ · •? · 1-,tit • b'I :)1 I '. ~· uo :.10 ho , 2,1 14. I s ~6 1t..i2 7'5 1.::;& u; , • =-1;.;tf~QJ----i,i-1 Sl ~ •13 1'I - - - 6~8 ~9 . - -li-:.;·G° : 6 -~- - ~.,_ .•..:1:-,_~ - .,.--- -=--+ =-:..-4~- - - ::::.: ___ '------..J, _ _ _ _ ,..,_ _ 2r~ .~A; I, ~~ S4 (I J.,~ ~-'.) 17g 11 , l ')U 'rl (;'.j ,.!..,. _ ---- - Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues ·rn I 66 2 ~ G G2 ·7 'il 6 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes toTotal Oper'g Revenues OG.G 78 7 ? 9 80 2 88 5 ,, (}t, I ii Cf,LCl!Lfl:'~~--- v:::--1~,rn ,_11\j L/. l (\j f-} ._ _J_:1_m_._,_.1..;.,_ _ _ _ 101_c;. R. CEtl, Comr,t, Gp,1rator, Cheyenne, W yo.,_ Correspondence in relation to this statement should . be addressed to the Auditor. f. i ·· _ •· \ ~,J:~N \> �oct. - - ~-----~ .t:1.:S .~1.-:..o· . 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II ,..1~ '!.~ 1 _ =y_~r l J?-1;---t-'A .....:l--t~ -4- :i!---t- - t ---lir----+---t--1t----t--,--1rj" llr--~:------_--1-T: , ~~➔j!_ _-+-_-t-_--it---t-- - t - - - 1 t - - - t - - - t - - , t - - - ; - - - r - - ; r - - " " t " - - - r - - - n - Mining Camp Revenue u .....;;..C.;. o.... m_m_.,e._r_c.... ia_l.,_R_e_v_e_n_u_e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l -41.......- ' I ~ - -11--- --" -- - - -- - - - - · · ! 1 - - - - t - - - i ---ll----+---+--i----t------,f--it--+--,t--,:t----t---,t--tl:----i---,i--,r Municina) Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue ~ 1----l}------------------- - - - - - - r - - t ---11-•-;---~--~,~---1---+--i!---+---+---1t- --t-- -t--7r - --r---t--,Total l ?2 10 l 41 34 OPERATING r EXPE1SSES MAINTENA~CE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 14-' 142 Superintendence Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures 1G ~o 1 6 4.Q -u•l~44"-ll--R_e..._p_ai_ rs_o_f_M _ac_h_in_er_,y_an_d_A__,p'-'p'-a_r_at_u_s- ; t - - r---i---ir---r-- - , - _ 11 , • .. Transmission and Distribution-Repair ~,....,ft .~*_____________....;.._tr----;---;--;i---..,..-1 14S Repair,s and Renewals of Tools 14? Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Expenses 1 A,8 Total Maintenance 1 __ _ 1 r---r--·•-----1--+-1r--t--+-1r--i----r-"iH1 1 24: 62 101 58 23 04 1141 0 2 1Q1 RA _!39 .r.',11 II =i==F======== ====it==¥~~~f=9~¼:t=~=l/===t==!,!:!!,=-"u!i,r===t===t==n===t===r==tt==F=F=f.'1= COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence l M Advertising and Soliciting 152 Other Commei;cial Expenses -tt------,Total Commercial Expenses -if---t-----i·- r,_1 (1 153 Supedntendence •_E_x_•_pE_N_s_n_s_._-ti--nTI:t-:;;,1!!';~~r-::~P-R-;:O--:-D-U_C_T_I_O_N_ ::--. -t,;"2',,t;~ -n-- ,~;:.ot,;~r - -, 154 Manufacture 109 4 6 666 11 556 65 155 Transmission and Distribution - , -- i r - - r - - r - , r - - , - t- ) lll,-' j - I, -11ll..,.~n SL4\--0=-t=-h_er_P_r_od_u_c_ti_o_n_E_x__,p'-e_n_ses _ _ _ _- i t - - +-+.-+--!t-~--il--t-,tt - - +- - , --1r---i---t---tt---,t--r-;t---t--,--;l;li--fi • Total Production Expenses _109 4& -f l!.~6 11 I 566 65 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, ' 15'7 I General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks-Local Office ·1 Jil 58 15~ I 1 60 Local Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages :Em_12loyers' Liability Insurance 1611 16il -zo ...00 10 00 1) 29 39 9 39 10 00 .... 11 50 22 30 10 80 'll-"' l ,..,,6,.ac.;2:1-I_ns_u_r_an_c_e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ -tt--+---""+B...~---~ i t - --+~R~~ w!w ;;,_n·--t---+---t:---+---;--;i---t----t--n---t---1t---;:r--'-:. 1 63 Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies 1164 Other General Expenses Total r.~neral Exoenses i Total 856 96 I 16!; Light and Power-Company Mines 166 Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants 167 l -I F, 20 19 728 25 1 28 71 .. . • . . T1 Pm $IDEt,•~. j . l 'Rr. ,. & ( ON'l J<()T,!,::1 . OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, I !1 76 02 I Total Other Operations .. . k:1'L \[( 741 64 10 00 -'1 60 6 2?1 02 .... -~·.:. 7 ~c :. .:..,~.:; ; . (- C' ~J>~' •. 114 62 - r so ll 50 4 50 '· ._ •... - - - u - - -1==-::--t--:::-:-11----+::--:--:,+:- Total Operating Expense! Net Operating Revenne (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Tal(es Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taices) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Gper'g Revenues ,, :: '756 1 4 643 02 113 12 100 82 85 23 15 59 = 112 Ga 13 67 11..4 49 98 95 86 87 3 0 82 116 05 56 Q5_ 25 75 1..7. 15 ... I t ... - 42 90 49 5 - 67 4 13 8 11 =, 191_ 6 .;1,,_(:f" ' -' ; 11' · •' ' I •i I ,I li;.I I I I' �THIS YEAR OPBRA.T.ING LAST Ye::AR BEVBNUBS Revenue Commercial Revenue Munici al Revenue 0 Miscellaneous Revenue Total 210 Gl OPERATING 16!3 lO 45 5J. 424 06 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence 16 ~o Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair:n- -~ ~ -+---ll---+--+--n- - - +- -l--f:l---+- -+---tt---t-- -t--1r- - -t-- -t--trRepairs and Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance 124 G2 23 00 COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 1 368 Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses '1b2 86 GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 7 '73 17 12 Salaries and Exl)enscs of Manager and Cler1ts-Local Office 11-U~ta.ill-===:::....=::....:Dama~:__- - - -- ---ll---+---+--1~---1-- +---tl----,r-- -+---11----+- --t----t1----t- --; Liability Insurance Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power- Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expense Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income Fro1t1 Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 51 3 58 6 7 3 5"1 8 77 2 19 4 lAJ - ~ - ~ Auditor'• Offia~, Choyeooe, Wyo., _ __.Qn......_t.....,n~~u.8:uri.::._._.5 ,.____ 191--6.. 1 ~W.\;. \ i\LC:111 /\T11' ' " 16 5 \•' ') Ot,;l ~1 I~ 1t. 11, [)£:~L, L .,,.,u l. I 1•• •• OCT :S 1916 •, I 1.i.~Al.t.EP lilAOK aY .• ~ ••• • �C-Ul:.00 Acc:T No, BLACK fl LAST YEAR '.I INC. DEC. Rl!D P,_ OPERATING Minin Cam THIS YEAR LAST Yl!AR INC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES Revenue Commercial Revenue Munici al Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total OPERA.TING EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A.ND STRUCTURES, Su erintendencc Re airs of Buildin s and Fixtures Re airs of Macbiner and A Transmission and Distribution-Re air Re airs and Renewals of Tools I_ Total Maintenance ·::l:l~=::Jl:==~~..;;;;;~;;;;,;;~====ll===i:====i====l:1==4====1==t=~F=F=#===4=9l==!~==l==l===fl===t==,==n,, CO:&IMBRCIAL EXPENSES, Other Co~ercial..:E=x,._p.:.en=s::.:e;;:s:______---11-----4--+--·--II--- '----1---~ - - - + - - - 1 - - -+1---1---- i - - -u---+---l----;1+-----+-----i----,H Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses • I Total Production Ex eases GENBBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks-Local Office Insurance Total OTHER OPERATIONS-CB, ht and Power-Com an Mines ht and Power-Water Plants Total Other O erations Total Operating Expense Net Operating Revenue Excludin Taxes Taxes Total O eratin Ex eases and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues .., Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor•• Offioe, Cheyenne, Wyo., ___ _--'-"-...:...-_____ 191__ r .11~ •11lii 1~ • t, P . B. ,~o~ ·8 t91® �.------:--....""==::::.w•--s:==~lt,:itli~ :-a:na:":ni>Fmc ~Mon01• ;-;ml~• • ~, - •tear •;,-7:-, J1.DUU18 .. unc ov, &oL a:a .ana ror me ....,,-=:iiiiiir9'~ ~ DI' enc r1sc:1q FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD - --- -- --n--- - ~ - - - - - - - -- -11--------...--- - ----1•- 0 THIS YEAR OP.BRA.TING LAST YEAR INC, BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES 21£ 03 Total OPERA.TING EXPENSES llAINTEN ANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, GENBBAL EXPENSES, \ Salaries of Geoeral Officers, Geoeral Office Clerks aod Attendaot.s laries and Expeoses of a er and Clerks-Local Office ce Exp • Ex eoses CA LLEO DAOK To.W..• k.@_, ...... . �r FOR IHC: ~ OPERATING LAST YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAf\ LAST YEAR I NC. BLACK DEC. RED REVENUES Mining Camp Revenue ~ 280 90 l 02 iJ-1 :38 56 l 078 48 070 80 1 078 ar:o AO 207 68 Commercial Revenue Municipal Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue Total m30 so 1c2 a~ l=i===ll=============t1===,===j===ji= =r= OPERATING 0 EXPENSES " MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures !6 40 Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repair Repairs and Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation 6' 10 Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance 43 00. 639 50 COMUERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, L Superintendence Transmission and Distttibution Other Production Expenses Tot~l Production Expenses GENBBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, Ge neral Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Ianager and Clerks-Local Office 9 02 10 00 Local Office Ex enses Law Expenses Iojuries and Damages Employers' Liability Insurance Insu.r ance 30 99 .8 95 Total 4 442 89 OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 800 92 0 00 4 60 2"7 66 815 42 Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 60 8 70 67 5 86 6 4 �CP' I, I THIS YEAR INC. PEC . BLACK RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. B L ACK DEC. Re:D OPERATING REVENUES l9H no Mining Camp Revenue Commercial Reven.ue 1 298 98 1 065 80 l 298 98 l 065 SO Munici al Revenue Miscellaneous Revenue 220 ao Total OPERATING 9a oo I ' 6 50 2. 3 19 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, t t-ll~l6..:I\-S~u~p~e:!r!!in!:::te::,:n:!:;d~e~n:::; ce:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _4 _ _ ~_-t--➔!---+-+-:---{t----,f-=--::r::-::,it---t--:-::--t---::-""'1t--t--:-::t-::-:1r--t--:;;:t-;:::;-ifl-· ~ ---!IF-==-ll--R _e..:p'-a_ir_s_o_f Buildings and Fixtures __ _ _ 26 25 -ll-""-'G .._...4..,."0'-111_ _;--c.2=6, 25 9 86 Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs .Repairs an.d Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation 107 66 Other Maintenance Ex enses Total Maintenance COMMERCI AL EXPENSES, Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses l \dll===ll==p=a=o =n=u=c=T=1= o=~=E=x=P=E=N=s=E=s= . ===ll==t===t=='41==:t===t===rr===t==r==u==t== =r===u===r==r= ,r ===,F=F==r/r, 120 00 Superintendence 16 80 Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses GE NER.AL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of 158 Manager and Clerks-Local Office - 10 00 Total OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power- Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power- Water Plants Total Other Operatio,os 55 49 4 867 99 55 49 Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Talees) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income From Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Talees) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 54 2 64 7 81 3 6 6 60 3 80.4 �F OR THI!: MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ACCT. NO. THIS Yll!!:AR L AST Yll!!:AR INC. BLACK THIS YEAR L AST YEAR INC. BLACK l::G:==l-1================:fl===t====;r==ll===r==p==fr= o=e:= c,.==R==ll!!:'f'0==!1===,===r==lt,==r===t==~o=E=c=.=r=====R=E~0 ===l~•,, OPERATING REVENUES 222 11:5 Total OPERATING 13 45 2 09 00 '= EXPENSES MAINTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTUBBS, 32 40 124 64 32 40 10'1 66 11-11-it,t.;~~tb~e:,.ir...:l:!Co~m~m=e:.:rc~ia~l!-E~x~e~n!;;!s:::,es! .-_ _....,..41--_---11--+--ll---+---+--#---+--+---#--- - + - - l l ----lll----l-----+---ll-- - + - - + - -4 Total Commercial Expenses PRODUCTION EXPENSES, , f\ al_fu_~ e s 899 16 72 _ 81J,. 44 G'BNBBAL EXPENSBS, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants and Expenses of erks-Local Office • 0 00 90 90 Total 1088 13 94 9 13 6 809 9 10 00 10 00 4 50 4 60 952 11 824 41 136 02 l 72 86 43 sand Taxes Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues 6 89 142 91 7 9 54 6 Ratio of Operating Expenses and T axes to Total O r' Reve.nues 41 ~lJ.S.~ '• Auditor'• OUioe, Che,.enne, W:,o,, __-=l!a.=r'-"cc:h:,:_7.:_s. , _____ l91 7 o CAI CULATIOJJS VERIFIED MAR 5 1917 "C'.M_ ~• C ompt, O~jw,,-. . ~ 1-t ,S i rn ~ p, .:. • ··''" ----;,.,•:i'1~. P , . " IVlt\ I ... ,- •• • • �FOR THI!: MONT H f"OR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR THIS Yl!AR OPERATING L AST Yl!:AR INC. BL.ACK DEC. Rl!!:D I • BEVENOES I :-..s 94 OPERATING M:3 20 220 70 Total EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, lG 90 131 77 . GBNEBAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Ma er and Clerks-Local Office 20 00 l 958 51 l 768 9S 199 52 = II _, 1ss 2s I -_ 1 687 47 20 00 9 00 185 26 106 02 14 27 242 04 9 67 18 97 -.1--;i--N~et Incom!t..From Operation ~2 91 Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Truces) to Total O • ratin Revenues 48 Ratio of Operating Expenses and axes to Total O er' Revenues fl/ t- l';i ·:. '· 1 , ., · · - 49 5 3 0 l 63 6 u 60 9 ' MAY 4 19H 68 8 �~--=----..-.-..- - -. - --~-.-.- - -·~- . - . -.-...--... - - . . . . ,, .-~ _·, . of_ __:::::•=IJl~OJf=.:.=....:::..:==--• 191 !L...., and for the. ~ \/1 ,r f 7 t.., _ ~ontlis of the Fiscal Tear l!.llClllll,l u ;;-;::?3 - ~ ... UPI• -. . -.-. ~ - ' 11-1 • FOR THI!: MONTH .AecT, No, THIS YEAR L AST YEAR FOR THE PERIOD I NC. D 11!:C. B L ACK RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR OPERATING REVENUES fi SJ•~ GG5 a? 91 2 cir. r ~ -I.- .: ~ r. :: - Gp OPERATING oG~ 67 6!53 QO = ' I .f 29 813 EXPENSES MAINTENANCE OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, • ,29 26 - ~02 't'I 32 06 (J .::0 28l -.... 64 19 83 74 36 11 j I F. 20 00 r, , l 1G7 93 1 6rl 93 of General Officers, Office Clerks and Attendants nd Expeoses of erks-Local Office () 00 10 00 30 00 10 fl3 so 0 10 17 l 064 23 241 50 ms 77 222 02 222 0.2 Ex enses Ratio of Ope.r 'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and axes to Total O er' Revenues 4 9 GO 7 66 9 66 9 62 3 iALl.'..I ' t �~ f l THE .-.:RIOD L AST Yl!AR OPEBATING INC . BLACK D ll!C, RED THIS Yll!AR LAST YEAR INC, BLACK DEC, RED REVENUES s2 eo 8"18 87 5 00 _. ..... 216 co Total OPERA.TING 218 00 3 00 8?8 07 2 666 2G 32 80 EXPENSES MATNTBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, airs 6~ G~1=l)===t= ~~00 '9-:=!!ff====t~l ~ = ~=l== 2~7 I"" ' ~ ir - = = = = - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - 1 - - - - t - - - - - 1- -- - - - - - + - - - t t - - - 1 - t - - - - + - _ L ; 80 00 3 243 GG EBAL EXPENSES, of General Officers, Office Clerks and Attendants d Expenses of • ocal Office 1 11 0~ 119 98 3Z 92 43 Total ~ 010 65 3 OTHER OPBRATIONS- CR, l 3 ~65 Sl 40 00 8 00 VG 61 z 513 91 16 82 49G ?-1 '1G 298 6Z 2 ~2 41 72 es and Taxes ation_ 6 ~2 39 30 Ratio of Oper'g Exps (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O eratin Revenues 6 8 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total O er' Revenues 6 3 Auditor•• Office, Cheyeune, W yo,, 65 3 2 � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ea0d7d1c60d4d3e211c470f933a51985.pdf edf366bc21d4abf7e7fc0f1a21dca0be PDF Text Text . ~ 3 -..:- 1 '· .,..:'.ae7""" , II Repairs o( Mucbinery nnd Appnrntus 1 Transmission & Distribution-Repnirs Totnl Commercial E>.-penses 32 84 . ,1 ~ i__ Total , r---il 11 1165 I, · Other Operations-Cr.: Light nnd Power--Compnny Mines ij I Totnl Operating Expenses I m==_ ..=-=~== = = ! F - = 4 ~ ~ ~ I Net(Excluding Operating Revenue Truces) • '1'11xes 'l'ot:ll Operuting Expenses nnd Tnxei; 7 .... l__l--tt-,- Nctfucomo from Operation 1-1~•1·, 1 1, - j!, · Ratio or Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Truces) I to Total Opcratmg Revenues Ratio of Opcrnting Expenses nnd 'faxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues �From Municipalities Miscellaneous 1---11--;;.;;;..;.;;.... _ _;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ ----1~ - --t-· - - ll=:=fl===T=o=ta=l= = = = = = = = i ! = ==i== 22\ 00 rr OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: =!!1.1·,1 --S__u..!.p_er_in _te _ nd _ e_n_ce_ 4 ~1.4; _ ______~,;---- -1--- _ __ --t--~1---..,11----1 1142 Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures ,144 Repairs of Machinery and App nratus -r--=11-~::.::,;,;_..:.:....:..:....:.._________:~_,,._::..;'-::::---:--H---+-+-- ·U- - · Tr:msmission & Distribution-Repnirs Repairs and Renewals of Tools Plant o,nd Struotures- Depl'eciation Other Maintenance Expenses T otal Maintenance l 21') 20 OD . I .:.IC Production Expenses: Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses T otal P roduction Expenses _; ,~i G.7 Commercial Expenses : \ 0015 00 1 9 _' 5JG ~ 9 9Q -~ ~ ,., t, L_ 'l6_o 119 ~ O.Q. l'l(t£i l l 086 11 I ·==r~ l\ -196 11 390 00 ~ Superin -e-, tc_n_d e_n_co ~ --a-:--=•----- -'L Advertising nnd Soliciting -I · · - - - -- -- -- - - - - -- i t · - - t ' OU1er Commercial Expenses Total Commercial E>..-penses =======-=-=-=--=====ll= =:===:,=·-~=-=- ·~=4=-=ll==at,,,=,=•-l-==li,==p==~==;fF-,c:==q==tj==l!===O'.f--==•l===ttGeneral Expenses: - - 1 Salaries of Gcuernl Officers, 5'1'' Qencrnl Ofl'ice Clerks and Attendnnts - r - - - .- · - - · - - - - - - -•U- ---1·- _ })O_ 00. - · - - - - - - - • ;> -+--~t- SalatiCS and Expenses of Ianager and Clerks-Locnl Office 00 ·.a _Q.0.-1·1--i--= ao oo L.__ 2_01--0_0__ I njuries and Dnmnge_s_ _ • mployers' Liability Insurance nsurance Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies I, Totnl General Expenses 30 96 o==-;zj:j= =T =o=tn=l = = = = = = = - # = = = l~jJ 190 791 ; O~_ 6D~ ~ ~ ~ t=L=~:d.~-~-~~~Ji1 46 6 '17- Other Operations-Cr.: 66. Light :ind Power-Compnny ~lines 6 Light :.md Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estat.c Department I Light and P ~=-Water ·P - 1-nn _ts _ _--;!--+- ' ~w.!....Ji r-_ _T _o~t~:1l~O~t=h_e1_·~ 0 e~ra~t~w~n~ s ----ir---lr""""'=-i="-1t---4''-"'-'=+'-=--➔1---+.........L.~=➔1-....._.'-!-.e,,;e..iq.......,,~~.......::~~7G7 ~40 _ --ir- - t - " '=F-"'=11Totnl Operat.ing Expenses G76 79 Net Operating Revenue '-l~____(_Excluding-"T_a.;..;. xe;;.s<-;;c) - -- ---,r--f!~ :-t=~i!-- -f!"""'!-·r.~lf--+-::-=-+=::::-llf--P ~ ¥ ~ 1 - - ~~.p;::!..Jf- -+-~~~ITnx~- - - - -- - - - - - i ~ - - 1--'"'+~ ~~--':....+-"',...._.,...__11_ _-+-~"+:=--.i.-- - + --1 Total O >eratin Ex enscs nod Taxes , Net Income from Operation Ratio of Orer'g Exps. (Exeldg. Taxes) to Tota Operating Revenues 2 .2 Ratio of Operating Expenses nod Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues / A.udltor's omce, Cheyenne, 51 7 52 8 8 7, 0 . , . -............... Au ggst...4 .1........................1 91.. fz;..._..A-d- · '.-< 'f-L. . .... • ll: ¾ .... ..· ~ ~..... ' , <.)A L Ll!O 8 ACK U ~ • C.LLEO SACk T •~ : • ~ ...... • ········· • F" ... P .. B . AUG 4 1917 �of ~~ ........._.. -------- _ ..... FOR THE PERIOD I NC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERATING EXPENSES 1\1.alntenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence Other Production Eiq1enses Total Commercial Expenses General Expenses: !. , 1 ~ S,l luries of General Oflke1·s, ~ 'l - ~~al 01Iice Clerks nntl Attendants !:hlurics nnd E:qicnses of • i 1591 Man:1ger :md Clcrks-Locnl Office r15~~ LoenG)fficc Expenses '1 0 -- \ , - - - -- Lnw Expenses ,~i6lj Injuries und Dum1tg<'.S -:l~ :1=..:6~1~_E_•1_;up::_l_;oy::_ers_'_'_L_ i:_1b_il_ity_I,_1s_u_m_n_ce_ _--ll--- + --+---+l---+--''""'l'-"'-::Yl- - t - -l= l t--=-"'·O-InsurllJlce ;,_O_t_ h e_r_G=e_u_er~u=l_E_;.xp_e""'"n_s,,,e,...s_ _ _ _---ll'---+--l--- ll- - l----+--11----1- f\--_ _ _ T_ot_n_I_G_cn_e_1·a_l_E.x_•.·_p_en_s_es_ _--11---+-.:,2,.,,,0~ 29 ""-l•1 --- ~2S:u..i...,8,,.,,3 ,,__,1_ --,,.........,=+===-+.---+-'· -= 8~ 31;1 - - -..+-'5:::..5 ::;.4-3 .;;;....::. o ~.• 581 3 1)1 ---,1---u----+- - ,1----.+---1----i'---11---1----i- __.1--_,L.f-&.C""-Jt.---l-" l ::1:6~5~ 28 =-..;;•-...,...;f..== Total _ ·~ --\f'~<-jl--__::;___o_t_, Light andh_ PO\ver-Company er_ o_p _er _ at_l_: 0D:_S--__::_C _r_ Mines •= -,f-Light un<l Powcr-Md.sc. Dept. Light-Heal Estate Department Light and Power- Water Plants Total Operating Ji;xpcnscs 'I Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (l!.'xcl<lg. Taxes) to Tota Operatmg Revenues I 1 t_j _ ! I 7i 1 -, -+"'~P~l- 5 -if.L!!""l-""""'-ll----+--"'"'"t--~"",f--"'µ 913 .= -+:~µ 09 ?O 00 6 _50C.c,'.;-~~= -5_ ,_.i_:= =j=5:E 6,a:: ? ¥_9:;,;; 2==i;- ~~---1! ·~ !+Q~--!l- Zl 50 849 4 8 1 65 5 Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Tot!il Opcr'g Revenues -:-~. - -i:l i - = ~ - - ~•5~ ~-1, .••· ;0:,.-.:1 i:·-_ p_ a SEP 10 1917 �~ I --; THIS ....'.,- From t he Public From Municipalities Miscellaneous c.naea -.-....,--111•••- - , . 1 •n _-.;:z_..., - - - - -6-l7~-:!!li0~= = ~ 7 y ~_ : - IF ; ; ; : : : -:: : ::: ~ : "-ND: • Fromo=-= :; _: _ G_n_E_VE_ NU _ Jil_,s_ 1V1onn1■ • a F OR T H E PER IOO ::H l:;..I,--=::: I N:: C=. :-:B : =.LACK - ~ D EC, T HIS YEAR R ED I _ ~ J JL .u ...~..,....,~ - - -........,__.. 1 I NC. BLACK D EC. REO LAST YEAR II - -~-1- 55 ! I 2 =•=-k= db= = =T=o=tn=l= = = = == ====t,,== ~ ~'.!! OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence Repairs of Buildings nnd Fixtures Repairs of Machinery and Appnratus Transmission & Distribution-Repairs Repairs nnd Renewals of Tools r 33 _ 16 '-!-U-1..L-+- - ·-,--~17 133 l 1.91 09 '-=-l 015 93 I _6 ,3 Transmission nnd Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses 2 66 Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising and So c1tmg Oth er Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses Gener al Expen ses: ' fblurics o[ General Officers, (J.67.l_ Ccn! r~ Office Clerks nnd Atleudnnts 1 S:ilnl'ies nnd l~xpenses o[ \ ~ 8 _ l\I:mager_und Clerks-L_o_c_,L_l _O_ffi_c_o _---1\! ---1__..~ ~IL\t-- lf--"'"¥i~'Y _ ~ Loc:il Office Expenses _\ 16..0.'.: Law E,._-penses , 1 ,;.l~ Injuries and Damages Employers' LiabiliLy Insurnucc Insurance Stationery, Postage an O ice upp 1es Other General Expenses Totnl General Expenses Total Other Operations-Cr. : .~ - w...,_;.L;...;ig'!.l_1t_and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operntious ~ Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Truces) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Orer'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Totu Operating Revenues Tullio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues I a I 1 , _ fi - _ 559 62J~ -'---~--IJ. -----------+- r, 558 62_'= ��... -::.a= . ,., /- _ CT.'/ THIS YEAR ar,.,,llf= I; =='i===O=P=E= •R=A-=T=IN = G= R=E=V... E-= N=U=E= •S""""'=if==-'"92' · ] From Em-=-pl_o.;....yes _ _ _ _ __ _ ' From the Public ' l. _ 1·1 • I , FOR THE PER IOD LAST YEAR :Jl~·- e~i~ THIS YEAR r,~ ' _ - - "WIL....;- - - +- ,..,_,_.,....,_H-- ~ _ LAST YEAR +I ~N~- e~i~ l I r-+--1---;;.--+-,--;--l.--t--,- .-t-,-'lt"._--;--r---i;-------17,'-- . . . . - - - - - ?.30 £mJ - -r Total OPERATING EXPENSES 1 m,-=a;;---:;=.::::-=ac==-====~-===-a;;--=====~ ~!::::c,:==i - - - n - - - - - - - - - t t - - - - - - - , r - - - - - - ----,,,---- - - --------t- From Municipalities Miscellaneous 1 -=---:i.=.,c:-: FOR THE MONTH 0. . I _g4_~=0 3~ = ~l=l~49 ~ 2 199 _ 9~ -=-2l l8Jl,l 26~i Gr Maintenance of Plant and Structures: n il' Superintendence , 1 9 6_5c,.I- Repairs of Buildings and Fixlures Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission & Distribution-Repairs! • ools recto. ton - - -.,...__..= 85 ~ -'t-+--~---jl,---+---f--lr--+---r---ir , I __1_ -!l--+--+---n---+--+---1•--t-----1-:1 - - l ; . . . l , ~ - - = - , -~-.-,-__::_-cs __ 141 9.1> I cc Production Expenses: 124 ! I _ 1? 13~ _ ; :4?6., ,9_8 ,'' lil er.. o. I l el~%~~ ,-- Supo,intende"'8 - _1 26314.61 - 71-"' .l•.::r 71l .25~ - 9;!6 rD2 .... Tnn.,mssion ,nd D~t<ibuWon N_ ~ Other Product.ion Expenses 1 1! ~ ~ - - = ~ ~ , - - - . , , , . - - = =--tt---+---+----tt---r- -t----:t-- - r - ._ ___.___..1_ -H_ , . __ _, ..F=F:=1F==T === ot...al= P = r=o=d uo"'=ti-o=~n =•=x= pe=n=sc=s= ==\r-=~P: =-==9t--=""T;,.:,.;;:T...::,,T""""""-t=2:-~ ,::;.- 1"tt.. ;;. _6 "41'==-.;; C~ :5~ 12.1 . 7 SJ.3 25 •~ ,t4~ ,_ 7 4 Commercial Expenses : Superintendence A<lvcrtisrngarufBoiiciUng Other Commcl'cial Expenses Total Commeroii:d Expenses I :E'. I j l ~ ~ = - == ==-===p=-{=...::+-=tl=~=t,-~~p=-f==1!-==~--t=-=p<=,=~r=~=--GCU('fa\ E.tpenses: Ral!u·ics of Goner:il Officers, ! l 1 15.."l. Gcn~ l O~ce Clerks nn<l Att.cndants 1~-+----+---1:~---+--+--1'---+--i--+.---+----11----;---t---;t----t---t---+.--a -158 5; S:ilurics nnd E:1:pcnscs of :\fanngcr and Clcrks-Locnl Office Loco.l Office Expenses Law Expenses ujurics and Damages I • H-------1---'8L-!->"Q ·---f-I ]j)J)p)OlLII --+--+----1J-. Stationery, Postage and O ce upp 1es , Other General Jlliqicnses Total General Expenses Totul Other Operatlons--Cr.: Light and Powcr-:-Com1mny Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light---Re:tl Est:ite Department Light nnd Power-Water Plants _ _ _'I_'o_t_ nl_Othcr Operations Total Operating Expenses ', Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) I Tuxcs ;":::-- -:-;---;:;------:--=:----JL---t->LLt--.L"-!l- - ,f-"-u.t.lJJ,j'--li---t~ .......L..1.-ft----t-L.2J"'-f~---i.- -- t~'-"4- "'ll---+...!i!.i~;Bl--l!_,ITo-;i Opcrat.ing Expenses and Taxes t Net Income from Operotion I Ratio or orer'g Exps. (Exeldg. Taxes) to Tota Opcmtmg Revenues I ' Ratio 0£ Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total O er'g Revenues 'F" P- B . 917 oic 6 ' �~ = =-s JI · - ,;~:· I / J THIS YEAR = i t = = = =..= - - - - - " = -= r - · - r F,omo;,.:i~l~G REVENUES J, From the Public From Municipalities Miscelluneous -ll----li-!==T=ot:.::. .nl==-- =¥ ir FOR THE. ,;ONT.: ,-- . ·• LAST YEAR b"::'i:: e~~~ l' -- FOR THE PE.RI OD THIS YEAR LAST YEAR - E ri 1-~22.G,112-..i·, ---11~~.u.. . .1-__,.,!---=t--'-".-,,_-=-+"-"~t-'--"'--1 1 I 67 _)&J i---- ·- :r~ .L~ \ J ' it --!le----+---1-~ - - - - - - i t - - - - - t~~ ~2~. -=-==f: +2:_?: .0:"" 9- Q ~ ~ *i=~~:= 5==Fi9=2=l?===-= 2=t'4-=2 : =-6"-'.lj7_~ ."' OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: 11-U-~ I NC, SLACK DEC. RED 6 2 359 1 5 67 l I' 64, l I I _ _ _ _ __ _--;r----4--+---!l--+-+--ll---+---J'---fi---f--+--'--+--t----ir--t--:-=-t-:-:::- ! l- it,i,,;ii~_:.;;S~up~e_r_in_te_n_d_e_nce -4-.a'".JI._R:::::;:ep~fil=·r~s~o=f~B~u=il=din='~g~s~an_d.:.....,;Fix~·-~-ur_c_s-:-----if- --t--t----!!r---t--+---tt---r---t-~r-;--~ 19 55 12 85 Repairs of Machinery and Ap1lo.rntus -J.!..ct'"zU._.::.:~::.:::::..::.:..::.:==::::::~~;:,....;.!.!..=----;-l\-- -t---t-~t---+--t--tt---t---t--it--- -+-------,i---+---t--U---+---t---: Transmission & Distribution-Repairs I Repo.irs and Renewals of Tools Plo.nt and Structures-Depreciation fi3-1_ _ 1 3 70 2114 29 Other Maintenance Expenses Total Mo.iutenance ~ r Other Production Expenses Total Production Ell.-penses J. 164 199 I• - Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Ad,•ertising nnd Soliciting =--=#= 7·1'---t----!--, Other Commercial Expenses Total Commercinl E:Kpenses General Expenses: St1lul'ies or General Officers, General Office Clt'rks nnd Attendants 1 , r;:;:o S:tlnries und Expenses of l\fanu.,er and Clerks-Local Office c..t ,.!,f.lY. 0~ -; 1 1 1 1\ - - - - + - - - 1 , - - -AY.--+=''-"'-_ _ _ ,......,.._,a...,...:-...x., 1 - - - - t - - - + - - - ., -.:.:x~pc=•n:.:. se.:.:s_ _ _ _ _ _U-- --.Jl--- t- -11---t--+--lr--+- - t 'i Injuries and Damages - --- -( - Employers' Liability Insurance 103 29 /~. Insurance Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies Toto.I General Expenses --t- 2 01 r 5... 12 66 •=~ l, = = =T=o= ta= l = == == = ~ll~= !¼ l ~ ~ ~#====i~ ~ ~ll=====t,=2:.=23 ~ 64 ~-=;1=~ ~7~7~9_3 , I Other Operations-Cr.: _.l.95;- Li~ht and Power-Company Mines Ij '~ -i='c..:.;.-='-lt---+..:. 21 ==-= 4+-" 0-=5"it.- J. l p~ h t and Power-Md._ se_._D_e.._p_t._ _- i ; . . . - - + 1 _ 9 8 8 7 ..Q.8 -=9-t-=6~3-=9-r5,.,,5'-ll-- -=8+-=4-=4=+--= 4 6-=, 6 1---=-~-=.+.::.=..--!!-; 110 00 110 00 49 50 4 9 50 Est:ite Depa1·tment 4 EO · • ,'1 67·i! Light-Real Light and Po·-\\-,c-r-= -w=-a..:. te-r-=P::-ln-n-:-ts- --t~ - - + -9-,.._,._-#-- +--=r=--1t--+--t---1t--- +-= -t=~ tf - -+--==+==-tt - -+-+----iH-1. -J :- Total Other O lerations Total Operating Expenses 8 604 16 l 28_?. 92 . Net Operating Revenue Exeludin Taxes) Taxes ' Total Operating E cnscs and Taxes !! Net Income from Operation ..B }7 .. ~ ~ DEC 24 1917 �. ...,,., ----= FOR THE M O N T H LAST YEAR ~u 1 l OP ERATING REVENUES ~ -~ -- . F O R T H E PE R IO D INC. SLAC><; CEC. R EC TH IS YEAR I N C. OLACK DEC. REC LAST YEAR I / r~o GO !i....;:;. Fr.:..o:.:m=----, Em_...:;p,,,..lo..;y--::es,--_ __ _ _ _ _1! From the Public - ~ From _Munic;ipnlitics ~lluneous jl /I ..,,.... ? ~':.3 2 5r;9 {>51 2 Gc4 ~2 '74.: 7'1 ----I • 2 579 G5 Total I OPERATING EXPENSES -= l\latntenance of Plant and Struct ures: l • \ Superintendence 1 ! Repairs of Buildings :md Fixtures !8 so 31 35 t-- 19 56 xpeuscs - I ~ Other Production E>..--peuses 85l 33 1 Total l'roduct1on •xpenscs -C:21 1 10 531 162 8 996 69 l 500113 Commcr~lal Expenses: uperintendencc Adverbsing :maSo11c1 mg Qt.her Commercial E:q1enses Tot:11 Co1mnel'cinl Expenses General Expenses: \ • Sabri<'S or Gcncrul Officers, 1'1 General Office Clerks and Altend11nl.s - -- Saliu·ics nud Expcn~cs or I, 11unngcr and Clerks-Local Office l OJ r;;;J Office Expenses - - - - - i ,' ' -- + - - • - - - 1 - - :•o l2il 00 • 10 00 I . ~ E~-penses Injuries and Du,_m_n_g_cs_ _ _ _....,....._ ;\1• ---I---+----, Employers' Liability Insurnnce Insurance 12 ifil," I. Other General E.._penses , Total Geucrnl 1xpenscs 30 70 45 115 '741' - 1(0 I 25 99 2 r9 2 01 '' 12 ~5 ~M 521! 12 609 18 1 431 26 1 T otnl l 0 SS I 350 71 115 73 t · 10 BS.. 011 l '715 37 1: ' / Ot,h er Operations-Cr. : Light o.nd Power-Company Mines Light und Power-l\Idsc. Dept.Light---Rcal Estate Department 3G5 62 10 876 66 l l 99 1'79 66 I. . . 78 9 ~ •l J'talio of Opcr11lini ijxpcnscs and l T~.xes to 'fJ~ Opcr'g Revenues WI 0 383 a. 138 ?4 40 90 81 "/6 11 95160 69 69 81 33 '10 2, l ll 171 104 04j •• 81 25 78 51 l 568 52 ,,1 1 095 90 18 !5 ,, 315 09 1 8'11 61 "/82 81 158 ., 70 5 I l 4m. 66 136 u l 15? 99 l 957 91 L. 121 16 I ._- 191 94 1 613 60 ' os: 258 01 I 183 5 51, 3 6 26 7 9 96 u r- rI �f ·--- t,cCT. '1 No. -tJ { ~oirtJ.., E.'nclcc! Dcccnibcr 31 . ~ ~ - ;e:-::: T ..11S YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK r=·r.=o(f--"3 0E ~ c ,.,. . _ ~:~::~-~~= -1. -I--J ~:31-~~- - ~ ~ J J 0PERA.TING EXPENSES l\lalutenauce of Plaut and Structures: Superintendence LAST YEAR __ _ - :;:- =~--: : :~: ~:~:~:~~~~~~~--=- f----:=:.:::.-:==-::cc-:=--=- - · - · - - - - - - --n---1•-+- _] ~ ,I- - . - - - - - - +- - 1 1 - - - - + - - - - - -11• --_· Transmission and Distribution ---1!--+-::-=-::===~~~..:..._----+-+-+-➔--+--t----1it--ir Other Production Expenses Total Production Ex11enscs Commercial Expenses: i\ Superintendence ~ dv - ettising nnd Soliciti_n_g_ _ _ _- - 1 , 1 - - - - + - - - + - - - 1 1 - - - + - - --,;,--- -A Other Commcrciul Expenses 'l'otal Commercial Expenses .-i:S---=,o\== I - 4 t Superintendence ~, REC •~-+-----h---J Productlou Expenses: \ INC. BL.ACK ' Ropail's of Buildings and Fixtul'cs , Repairs of Machinery and Appul'atus i , _ _ Transmission & Distribution-Repairs ' Repairs nnd Renewals o[ Tools - - - i , - - - - 1 Plant and Strueturcs-Depreciution ·-------11----+---1-.J---ff------lOther Maintenance Expenses l l - -- - + - - . - - 1•- - - Totnl M uintennnce Mnnufaoture TH IS YEAR R,., E-O = l ~ = ~ ~ = . . - - = = # = = - - - < = = ; , ~ ~ OEC. -·- r·· _ ,:---i-----4---11---+----J--l li>om Employes 1 ~---===--- -- - ~ FOR THE MONTH ---;::::::--:::--::-=:::--it-------F - no_R_T....;...H..:E:_P:_E~R.;1_0=-=;or r - - · -- - - - =-= O,.. PER _,,,,,A ....T =IN =-= G~ R -E,=,E -, N =ro =,E =S= : """"""'j - - - 1 - - - · · · _ , I r ~ General Expenses: 1 Snlnries o[ General Ollice1-s, _ __ _ Gcncrul Office Clerks u11d Attendnn._L_s......,__ ± ' Salaries nud E1q1cnses o[ - ~l~nngcr autl Clcrks-Locnl Office ~Lo-~nl- O!f~co E_x_,,_p_en_s_c_s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-1----t--;,,- - ' 1 Low Expeuscs --,-- I Injuries and Damages =1, Employers' Liability lusumnco Insurnuce I Stationery, Postage nnd Office Supplies 1 Other Generul Expenses Total General Expenses - - - - - ----~-+-_..;,___ _ _-..._ _,, I Ji I Net Income from Operation of Oper'g Expe. (Excldg. Tuxes) II. Ratio to Total O eratin Revenues Ratio of Opcrnting Expenses and Truces to Tohl Opcr'g Revenues Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,--···-····························································191 ... _.._ �or a . and tor t h~ - Mont..,..-Enaca YW4ii&Mr 3 1 . 19 1..!L_ FOR THE MONTH FOR T H E P ER I OD I -----------1:... 8 91 222 l!.5 OJ.lEU.ATING EXI'ENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures : \ I 1 ..:; 1:;.. Q..;:;.~S;..: u~e~t:;..·in:;..t :;..e:.:. n;..: d:.:.en:.:.ce;:.:..._ _ _ _ __ _ _1 ;"2 Repnirs of Buildings o.nd Fixtures T -·-- - ~- - o - - - ;--.,.x...-....,-1t- • - 1 - - ·~ Repairs of Mo.chinery nnd Appnrntus Transmission & Distribution-Repairs ' Rcp!lirs nnd Rencwnls of Tools I \ \ ~ Production Expenses: ~erintendc:mcc • ~ Manufacture ,U&, Transmission nnd Distribution Ot.her Production Ex1}c11ses Totnl Produclion Expenses ' 899 16 Commercial Expenses: V uperintcnde_n_ce_ _ _ dve~tising ·und Soliciting thcr Commcrci11l Expenses __ ~ 1 -¼-----1----ii - . ---·+--ii1-----+---f----1~--'t---J----'+---....... _ --1-- Totul Comme1·ci:1\ fa..-penscs : ~=~---= --- -==--,-=.=....,,=-=-===--4=-=•p9l=--=~r----=<½=- ~ -#-=-===t===~--1J,,....~.....-.;--~=.....=:J.,=,t?==i==aJb=I. . General E_.,_penses: 8ulmit's or Genernl Officers, 1_ _G_'encr.il O!Iice Clerks und Altcndanls 1 ~ ~ 1 I L ____ I --+- --+-- ~ r - · 1----~- 8ubrics nud Expenses of 8 _l\lanagcr nud Clerks-Loe.'\\ Office .' l . 00 ' 10 00 1 Local Oflice ~pm~se·s---===-=--=--=--=--=--=--~--ilt\--i--'"'--i---..--+- --'faw E,q>enscs • - ies nnd Damages r ,r- I= 13 GO 13 'r-'I~n~&~1r~n_nc~e---------,,--,--l•--'--~8~ 11t'----;-~0+:3~3'-l!---i--lf--+---i--1---4---lf-___;f-➔--l--1--...JI_ Stationery, Post.age uud Office Supplies Other General Expenses Totnl General Expenst's 13 60 l 088 13 Total 8S 9 18"1-4, OftBOn. ll&roh J!2 Aud itor •,; Office, ene,l!Due, "''"·•---..····..··.........-................~..........................191~ ..... 19 6 �_ _ and for lhc- oL ,;:: - Mont:hs End~d ~ccrnbcr 3 1 , l <Jt=-_ -= FOR T H E MONTH INC. SLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR Rcpnirs of Machinery nnd Appnmtus Transmission & Distribution-Repairs - c - - - - 4 } - - + --1---!f - - - t - - - t Repnirs and Renewals of T ools ■-;;,-----1t-..,.ra:-'.:n:-.t:--:a:=na: Structures-Deprcciiition )t'li'cr"Maintennnce Expenses Toto.l Mo.intennnce Production Expenses: Superintendence ·Mnnufo.cture Tmnsmission 1md Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production •'xpenscs .......-1--=1:~=4=~=11-=m~-...= } l • = - t = t = t -' ="""'-=ell-=--~....,=ia-,......,.r\l==s=t,,=--t-=· Commercial Expenses: i Superintendence "Cl1-~ve1~i_:imgniul Soucitmg , Olhcr Comn,ercial Expenses - - - - ~ 1 - - - 1 -- 1 - - ~1-----1----~- -11--- -1-- -t---!+-•--1---t--ir'l'otal Commcr~inl Expenses I General Expenses: S:,la.rie,; 0£ Gencrnl Officers, Genera\ Office Clerks nnd Attendnnts ------ ~ -.---=t ~ ---- fhhrics nnd J~xpenscs 0£ Mnnagcr and Clerks-Local Office l Office ~-Locn ~i~ - Expenses ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - u -~ - ' ---.~ - - - ~ - - - -+---+---!j ; - , - -= Lnw Expense.'! Injuries o.nd Damages Employers' Liability Insurnnce Insumnce Stationery, Postngo nn Other Genera\ Expenses Tot:il General Expenses ~~ Tot:1\ Other Operations-Cr. : Li~t and Po,,·er-:Comp_n_n.c.y_h_1_in_c_s_-1...--➔---+----i~--------n-•--+---,---1i---+----4---11--+---+---n---+---+---u­ Light nnd Power- Mdse. Dept. Light-Reul F,st;t-0 De_p_:i.-rt_m __e'-n-t---;•-----+---i<---<f---+----➔1---4--+----11----+--~f----11----1----4--n•---+---+---n-Light o.nd Power-Water l'lnnts -:------i/--,......,.-i - - + - -·H- --+---t--l,t---- - + - - - t -- - i ! - - - + - - - + - - 1 : - - - t - - - + - - t t - -Tot:il Other Operations Total Operating Expenses ------=-1 l Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Tll)(cs) ••- - ~Ope~ting Expenses nnd Tuxes Net Income from Opero.tion Ilo.tio of Orer'g Exps. (Excldg. Tnxes) to Tota Opcrutmg Revenue.'! Unlio of Operating ExpenRcs ond Tuxes to Totol Oper'g Revenues Audltor•s Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,..........................................: ............................191........ t--- + - -·lt-- �OPERA.TING REVENUES ·- ~ 1~Fr-=-o;:.:m~ From Municipnlities ~ . t-h_ e _P_u_,bli ,_-·c- - -- - - - - ~ ~·----·y- 9~ £0 75 2!:-0 00 From Em lo ·es ' 4.4 .'J 20 ~51 36 -~-4!.....-~ - - - +-,.-l~--l:---•.l.----l+----+----+''---i1-------1--.-.--1~= -:_ /-- Miscello.neous 2t0 {5 L 18 16 1 2'.:!u_,--2_~ Totnl ==¾==O =P =ER = A =T =IN = G= E=XP = E=N=S=E=S==llF==t----=; - 18 l.G •• = ¼ = = ! = ~ = -=====¢a=:lr====t,==,=t==li==a=~=;:===fl:===;F==~==;rl.,, Maintenance of Plant and Structures: 1 4rl"..IL..:::S:!!.up!"..:e::!.r~in::,::te:::.:n:::::d::::en::;:c::::::e~--------11---jh-~--11--l--t--!11---+---+--tl---+---+---tt---t--=-=f---:-:::1t----t-::;-;;:-+-;;-;;:--r.-Repuirs of Buildings and Fixtures 32 4:0 34 62 281 68 174 26 Production Expenses: Su crintendence 154\ Mo.nufo.cture 155 Tro.nsmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses l ol5 lG Commerclal Expenses: 149\ Superintendence -150 Advertising and Soliciting • \\115:?! Ot,b er Commercial Expenses \. ' Totnl Commercial Expenses \'. General Expenses: of General Officers, '1\ Ru.laric;; Gcne1·.a l Office ?lcrks und At ten<lant.s i' ' Ruluries :i.ml Experu:cs of 581 i:llan.'tger and Clcrks-Loc:i.\ Office 10 00 Local Office Expenses L:iw Expenses juries and Dai;nnges Employers' Liability Jnsu.rauce Insurance St:i.Uonery, Postage and Office Supplies Other General Expenses Tota\ General Expenses 8 33 I 18 33 Totnl -1 : j ·166 .lli6, ·o 35 11 41 I- 25 01 25 01 16 GG 16 66 25 01 68 49 ,,, 29 T/4 11 41 36 65 I 6 . G? I 0'/0 38 601 07 2 02V 00 l 968 51 ,,, / Other Operations-Cr.: Light and Power-Com_pany Mines 762 74 625 95 Light and Powe1·-M<lse"-.-D-=-e-p_t_---tt-~ =-t===-=::+'=;1-- +~-t-==-·fr- -+=c.="+-':c=-lf-_;;;:;+:=-F==--li---=::+-'::..=...:.+-=-:..lf---+=-=:+!-=--l!-. !, Lightr-Real Estate Deportment lr--+= 1 -= &'1.;-.:; =' :Llght nnd Power-Water Plunts 0 -~ lj ll 41 ' Total Other Operations !. I 1 .,I Total Operating Expenses l Net Income from Operation Ratio' of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes1 1 • to Total O eratmg Revenues 78 8 48 0 30 8 75 4 54 G 20 8 Ratio of Operating Eiqm1Ses nnd Taxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues 8'1 0 57 5 29 6 86 5 60 9 24 6 �- --=-·•--:., f . -- -~ ·- - •t ACCT. fl 1. N o. ~! - • - -- --~ . . FOR T H E THIS YEAR - . - LAST YEAR - ' ,_,_ . 7 I I~ , I ·~ I LAST YEA-ft ' IN:~ = C K =,=~ DEC. RED INC. DEC. E>LACK RED T H IS YEAR ~ -.. I ,_ •· I - ' - ..- - 'L I i-- 1; I ' . 7~ I" I ! \_,_,_ I I- .- ... i ,_ ' - j - '- t, I .. I __ i- I r-. I ,_ N - I Production Expenses : Superintendence Mnnufocture Trnnsmission nnd Distribution Other Production Expenses Totnl Production Expenses ' ~ >- - 1 ·- ' II - . ·- - r Other Commercial Expenses Totnl Commercinl Expenses ll General Expenses: 71 l' 7· li - Ocueral Ollice Clerks und Attend:mts - ~ il ,, - - -- l I ' ... I ···- ,_ I __ I I ~f--, t- r-- H 1l Ii I ,, I' I 11 I ,I ,-L Other Operations-Cr.: 1 Light and Power-Com1mn~~nes t I L= I ! I I: Li!!ht and Power-Mdse. Dell!· I ::___j_~~Real Estate p~pm-tment Lil"ht and Power-Water Plnnts ~otul OLher Or,erutions i L.I I ---I Toto.l Operating Expenses ... Net Operating Revenue <]lxcludintt Truces) I - ! - '1'~,·-- !' - I I Total 9..Qc;.ratine: Exnenses :ind Tuxes Net Income from Opcro.tion Ratio of Ofer'g Exps. (Excldg. T:ixes) to Totu OnernhDI" Revenues I I Ratio of Opernti~ Expenses nnd 11 I I - r-- I f - 1' Totnl Iii l ,-_ \ I u ._ . , 8:ihlrics uml E."'<pCD:iCS of _:il_lnuag~_:mll Clerks-I.oenl Office ~ Local Omce faqlC'J\SeS h Law Expenses lniuries o.ud Dumo.gcs ' Employers' Liuuility Insurnnce Insurance Stationery, Postnge o.nd Office Supplies Other General Expenses Toto.l Gene1·ul Expenses ~ - - ' I - I 8abrics of Goncml Ollicers, 1- ~ r - - ; I, I,• Superintendence 1\ ' I - I Commercial Expenses: I - I I l Advertising and Soliciting u ' .._ ·- I • r- ' - Suncri.ntendence Repairs of Buildings nnd Fixtures Repairs of Machinery und Appo.rnt.us Trnnsmissi.on & Distribution-Rcpnirs Repnirs o.nd Renewals of Tools Plo.nt o.nd Structurcs-Dcprccintion I Other Mnintennnce Expenses Total Mnintcuo.ncc II u - OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: I '1 F OR THE P E RI OD ""j _f Total ' le -==- • ===--= I OPERATING REVENUES From Emoloves From tho Public From Munioipnlitios Miscellaneous ---·· --- ,,11-17.r,uo_ _ ---=-= ~==- ~ - ~ MONTH Tuxes to Tot ' . ! - Oper'g Revenues ' I Auditor's Office, Cbeyenne, \Vyo.,-.-··························-··-······-························191........ l . I �. .,....,. ... ~ -- - ... FOR THE MONTH I ~~~ ::/[,= L=Ar. S-: =vEA -"-'FR= - ~ ~ = ~~ =gr: = e=LA =R~i -~ -r,1-=T=Hr1s=v -E A ~R= t-- 1 +-- !!,- - OPERATING REVENUES / 1 ~ Fr~•:::.:.Om::::...=Em=l:.:.oy~es ==---- - - - - - - ~ - - t2_;)~ 83 From the Public From Municipalities - ,- I I I 693 19 1'.1. lG 220167 1 'l INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. RED -+==10-==1===U,,~---=-~--==1 GG3 87 1l - l • - - 4 _......;.._ 29 s2 -ll---=M~lS.:.:.c=e-=llnn=:::eo::::::us=-- - - - ---fr---t---,r-_-_ - ;r---+ -._ ;l_ ~ - - + - - + ---l:- -+----+-~ GG3 87 1 11 1G 29 32 l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures : 1- r !-r l OPERATING EXPENSES l ' . ' _,,.__--'_ _.._.... l Totnl 03 L_ 1220 r,r,· 1===¼6==========-ii==·t====,p=il= II • Superintendence Repairs of Buildings nnd Fixtures ' 52~ : tO- - -t,,-.;,c;m~arliw..~ :.::;:ii._::.:=::.:=::.-=-=-==-=...!::.:~------f---!-.,,,..,,~~-'C:":'.:-!1---+---+---lt---+--:-::-=+--;;::;;;:t- _ _,.__,.......~ _,____ Rcpairs of Machinery nnd Apparatus 09 Tr:1nsmission & Distribution-Repnirs Repairs nnd Renewnls of Tools 1 .~ .;:..:;~-P-=-l--=a_nt_a-=-n-=-d-=-S-:t_ru_c_tu_r_es= -D _ cp_r_ec_i_at_io_u_.n--- - + - - + - ;1 - - + - + - --f!"- 48 Other Maintenance liliqienses · _ l_ - ~_4_20 L06 I ~ _.() -1.=-=1+---------..c_-----tt----i--+--tt---t--+-➔----t--- -~- =--::t-=:tl=•.,._~ ~ r =::,o::,tt==q.:a::2=~;r,[ 51 Totnl Mnintenonce W. I ~-----+---+--~-- 046 96 L 435! 171 411 77 L=lib= l.53 a ;~=S= u p=e= r in =!=:=~d =e: ..:=: l=on = E=XJ1=e=n= ; =s=: ===il===t==d 20\ oo_ _ _+-_ _ l _ - uo I 00 _,,'_ _I_ G_~~ o_o#-!1;_ _._I_·_,I'------'-- • ,15 91G 39 Manulnctu<• 32:lo_ z11. ~15155 6·~.~Tr=ans=mlSS~·=w~n~a~n~d~D~is~t_rili_u_t_ .io_n_ _ --llr - - -+-----<t ----l l - ~ f - - - + - - - i r - - t - - !,--fj 3i 532 .J,S • 21'189 65 . 1 042 58 - -+ - - 1 1 - -f - - f - - fl- - + - - r Other Production Expenses I ~ 1 1 ;042 58 l a1=*.==+=-== T=o=t:l'"" l "" P=ro=d=uc...t-== io:=n=E.,.x_pe=ns=ei=s-➔==l=t=2= 5'7F7=59'===t-3-4 =:yaZ=9-i1=,,....,f'3""'2=3=-t-3'.l _,...:.1-_3--;,5-92 13-+--=2""' ., ~ 55t -=- r----:-Commercial Expenses: \ 149111 Superintendence "\' 150: Advertising und Soliciting 1 -- - + -- - H - - + - - 1 - - i r ""152 Othc1· Commercial Expenses ~-, I •rotnl Commm·cinl Expenses . =-=-=-= e=il=--=~-6-=-=ll,.:n=a~-,cq,:-~==-=la=~-~-:o:¼-=i--=..,to,-oi==,....~=-_..==ta=---ta=-- GeUeral Expenses: , S:1\nric.'l of General Officers, ' 1£>'1 _Gencrul Ollice Cle1·ks :md At.tcndnnts Salaries :ind Expem;cs of ~=--=lil--l_ \l _ ,,n_u-=ge_r_l\_n_d_C_le_rl_ts_ I_,o_c_ n l_O_m_1c_•e_-+--~-= :,.9 00 I I 10 ooc_ __'" __ _.__.,____-'--'3", o.;;;...o;:;_co 30 00 Local Office Jlliq.:__ icn.'l_c_s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - - 1 - - n - - - 4 - - ~ --i 1 - - ~- Law E>q>cnses !ujuries and Dumogcs Employers' Liability Insurance 24: 99 O 3D Iusurunce Stntionery, Postnge und Office upp 1es Other General Ex.pcnscs ./ Toto\ G"e_n..c. cr-;:i.l;-;E;;-•x.-·p-en_s_es_ _ _lt·------ir-::l:-:;8~ 3::.:3:-H---+--::l:-:;8:i'--::3:-::Z:-it--- + - - + -; 1---+--:::-: 64 ~ ' 4 494 06 l 108 21 Total I Other Operations-Cr.: ~ 165 gght nnd Power-Company Mines ~m 2 (i 69 3 89? 18 44r. t;-: /I 9SG 2::! j 7"7"11---t-~t--:::-tr - -t -- t -- il---+-.-:-+.,,---:--41---+-:-+..,--,50 00' -_ I 1661 1 Light nnd Powcr_-_?1_1d_se_._D_ep,._t_. ----11 ---1- 10 o:::o: -it---t-..:::l"'.:Ot-0::-= 0 -lt---t-- +---lr--t~ so -=:-+~00-41---+--=-:~;;..; Light-Ilcnl Estate Department ·4 tiO 4 !.iO 13 60 13 50 =- 1~ 1 Light and Power- Watcr~t.s 1 - ; - - - 1 - '- - - 'T """ot:tl Other O ..,--~ - - - t - - ; - . - - - ; - - - + -- crntions -- - - - - - · - - - J . l 4Gl .:'7 Net Income from Opcrntion1 : .' •-· -- -- Ratio o( Operating Expenses nnd Tuxes to Totul Oper'g Revenues o , re3on, f3 at:J • 96 .2 70 '/3 G~ • -+---!t---+---~+'-.c.....ill----lf---~-=- 60 2 GS7 19 553 8 S11 63 139 l ' G3 B7 m36 3t!:35 GO -113 _?2 4.9 77 37 I 9 Auditor's Office, ebeJ Ciille, w,u.,._ ...................~...! ! 1...........................191....~ . 1 253 49 68 57 \t r.t 3.&. ., 61V ~6 :WO Gb 79 8 5G 9 Ob b 62 $ 26 7 �From Municipalities _ _ _ __ _ _ ___ Miscellnneous - - - 11--.:;...:..--'-_ ___._ - 1- - - t - -- - i . - - - -·--H--- - + - · - · - ~·--➔t----t----+--l1~--+---l-- :::::::::::::::i~c ,- =====- ::::::::=-:=·-=-,ilL =,_=-=~. . . . :1 ::11':== = =-T o=tn=l l'=--~-i--==-·-=1F1-::=F'r•====:, :::l:===== -:t=-=·-~ff-~'=-=-=l-t OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence Repairs of Buildings nnd Fixtures -;t-- -1,- ------ ----=------- - -- - ---1..---1 Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus ; r - - 1t - - " -- - - -- --:;........--=-=-- - - , l -- ~ f - -+ - - . . - 1 - - + - - ~ r - - - - - - - 1 ~ - - + - - · 1 t - - - - + - - t - - t t - - - t - - - + - - - - i t -- 1 11 Transmission & Distribution-Repairs "ir---it-:::--:--- --:--:-:---- -:--""""7""=-""""7""--=---; 1---1----+---U---+-- + - - l , - - + - - ~ - - t ~ - -- - - - - - t + - - • - - ' ! - - - - t - - - - 1 1 - - - - t - - - - - 4 - - - 1 1 -1 Repairs and Renewals of Tools --11•- - l lt---..;;._----:---:c-- - - - = - - - - - ,~ , - - - - t!-- - f - - + - -- # - - - - + - - - + - - - t ~ - - - - - - · - - - - - - t - - - • t t - - - 1 - - - t - - - l l - - - - 1 ! - - - - f . - • - ..... Plant and Structurcs-Dcprcciat.ion ""1t- -tr--::-:::---::-:-;--:- - - =--..:....--- -;t-,--¼---+- -l~--+--+--II---+--- - - ~--r---flf---+--Other Maintenance Expenses 1 - \ - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - , -- - " - - - -- - - - if-- - ¼ - - + - --II---.J--- - - I - - - U - -......- - 1 - - -+---t--=-it----+---4-•-· · - - - - ,.... __ --t---t..,_■ -- =!!\==lf====T=o=t=al= M=a=in =te = n= an=ec:= ~= = ==~·..w ·---=~ ==1==l':-===:=--=-=1=-=i1=="4"' -c...:::, ,=-:... _ _ _ --c=ir===tt===--1=~-=ri=·,.:--= L Production Expenses: j - Sunerintendcuce 11-1,- - 1t --..____f_ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ · __n-- - + -- - + - - - lf- ..- - - - - - - - - 1t\-~1t--M _a_:o:_u_o._c_tu_r_e_ _ _ _ __ __ _ _n- - - - + - -+---{l-- - - 4 - ·Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Eiq:ienses = td ,__ II - - - 1 - -..n - - - 1 - - - · 1 - - - 1 1 - - • - - - 1 ! - - - - t - - ~ 1 - - - - - - - 4 - - - l • , ' - - - - - - ,____. - - - --111----+---1-•-if------4--1--------.;,.....I I Conunercla_l Expenses: _I/ Superintendence Advor~-ising :ind Solicitin__g_ _ __ _ ,t---,- - - t-- ,- ---t-- --l r - - - - - + - - - t - - - - - l l - - -l - - - • - - - · - - - • · - - - -- - -- ---- - - ·--- - I Other Commercial Expenses . If \ \ ~- l----J ~ , -i1r,- - - - " ' - - - -- -- ~ " :, I 1 I 1 lj -+---U---1------I- - - - t - - t - - - - t i - - - - t - - - - t - _ ,1_ _+---+---ll---1---+---J~/ - -l l - - ---+- - l - - - l}-,---+-- Law Expenses Iniuries and Damages Employers' Lio.bility Insurance I, Insurnnce St1itionery, Postuge and Office Suppliei Other Genernl Eiq>enses Totul Oencrul Expenses ! 7t ==:cp=.--+=~!====t==*=,ajj.....,=-":.t===-~.....~ - Suluri<'s or Genm. al Officers, Qeneral Office Clctks and Attendants . ---+-S:i\aries o.nd Eiqiense.~ of Manager and Clcrks- Locul Office Loc~1\ Office ExJ)enscs - 1 t - - -- -1r I! Totul Commercial E,q)enses G,n..alE,penses, ~ n f __ --it---+--+--II- - ; - - - t - - i f - - - - + - - + - - - l l - - -l - - ~- - l ; -- - - - t - - - t - - - - ---+---,1IL_.r--+--- lt----,t-----+--lf I Total \! I, II ',., ~ Other Operations-Cr. : 'I Lid.it and Power-Company Mines Li.,.ht and Power-Mdse.. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department I ~:::;:--r Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Oncrntions . ' I .. ~ ----t--1;--i t--t---+-ll-+---¾---11-------1----t- ~ -+~--J'f------+------t.-11....... Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue CExcludin1? Taxes·' =t~=~F ~' J ' ~ <1• n ~o ~ ~~;~!~J~~ ;~~~==+= + =~~= = t=t=t==~=+=~~=~==t= t=~~=t=t==t=t=lt7 fl..,..- J-1:_ojal Oper.i11<in1? Exncnscs and Taxes 7 Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps.. (Excldg.. Taxes to Total Oneratml!: Revenues Ratio of Operating ll,'xpcnscs and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues -~----tr----t-t-lr-t-t----t-+---t--¾-----l-+-l --~-ll------t-J.----JL~ ~t-1t d'==~== =====l'=~b:dl=cJb=1.===1!:=4c:=1.=lb=k~=lk=k=k=1!= , ==d..=1,=1!...~ rl Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., ........................................... . ...........................................191............. .. �OPERATING REVENUES , I :,!' From Employes -om - the Public 1 ----1 " Fr 1 - From Municipalities ,_ _,.__M_is_c-ell'iineous 2 ,-U..tlilla;'~ Repairs of Mo.ohinery nnd Appnrn.tus Transmission & Distribution-Repnirs ewn s o Too 1 Depre .........---l~-----11--t--i:---l---t-- --tt---+- ~--t-i: -1 11, -=-- , , - - ~-.-.,.....,,_...- -- - - - - - t t - - t---+--½l---1---t-· -1:--➔ "'41 fij ll==f.:: __ ,1 \ 51 ~:::::==:-::~:~ _o_ll----5~ 1f:.= 5fll BO •1 - - --- ~ " .,-,e-ce=.a::6~1==,=t;...:J, !$ t_ I § ~fi 76 r Produetlou Expenses: Superintendence ~l.!l L1Sl 1 Manufncture 1l15sl Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses • ~ I:~ 2611----1-.l! '- - 1 _._ Du' \-----.,.--:---,-;.s--,-~----~---11-- + - - t - . ,.d~'= d = = = = = ==-======~l==Aot..V16iFi111• 'i== ~Ll."ll>.=!-.."+i-== 4'- Commerelal Expenses: Supel'intendonce ~ ~ rt=~ ~ """'*..,_·3 •• V V ver fis1ng -m-1a ~ s-01~1c~1t~m- g- - Qt.her Commercinl Expenses Total Commercial Expenses . f -- - n - - 1- - - General Expenses: I 1 Sain.des of General O!licers, _9flic~_Clerks und Attendants •tl 1 l.S'l I __9:n::_ul Sal:u-ics :md Expenses of !~Y'l M::u1:1ger~ Clerks·__ Lo _ c:_•1l_O_ffi _1_ce_ --lL.....- - l -...JJ.Jµ AJ.-ll-,lO --r_i:;-4: Local Office Exp...:.c1_is_cs_ _ _ _ __ _11__--+--+- ·--tl----+- -+--l~- --,f-- - - •·- - i t - - - _ 1:£) , . 4 i ~ Law Ex}Jenses_ _ __ _ _ _ _- - l l - - - l - - + --1,1 ----+---+ -1l~£lSeci,I.J1.l-=ln~i_ur7i_es_a_n~d= -D ~a~m -== ag~es -;-------ll---+---t--7~--+--t---tt---t- -~-l;......- -4-- -4--l~--lEmployers' Liability Insurance 5 Ol:,~ - -l-'~' Total ! Other Operations-Cr.: I, Light o.ud Power-Company Mines Light and Powcr-Mtlse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department ':'T otal Operating Expenses Tnxcs , Total Opera Net Income 1 Ratio of 0 to Tota Tullio of O ffrilfJt~ Tuxes nues dk=db=====t"======:'.!:==1==.!=.dl,,=d===d6==lh==='==e!=~==k="'==-'!.-.-=k="'==lJ..==k= Auditor's om!.&'ll-- 1~8.l~ .~......... 4 lw ..., ...... _...........................101-..1 ... c!= =!.h. �r - FOR THE MONTH I THIS YEAR OPERATING REVE1''UES From Empl~~- - [ From t he Public _ _ ' = From Municipalities_________ ,'_ Miscellaneous ' 1----1i - - - = : = = - -- -.. j Tot.1l - j ± !- ;a-- - - < -- ---ii - - -..n - ___ 1 INC. BLACK DEC. RED . 1 - - - - i- - . i - •. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR n---i.-- INC.. BLACK DEC. RED ---- .. ~ - l l - - - - + - 4 - - - - H- -- - l - + - - - - - l ~·- - + - - ~ - - II - = r.r===ll===O =P=E=R=.A=T=IN = G=E=XP = E=N=S,,.. E..,. ; =-- - LAST Y EAR -~---..--.,....---=~ ,.!>-__ll-ji(JIJ FOR THE PERIOD ·= =,,,,=_,,,,, l\lalnt.enance of Plant and Structures: 1 Superintendence ; - - --11- -....,_Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures Repnirs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission & Distribution-Rcpnirs \ Repairs and Renewals of Tools - --11---P-la;..,.n~Structures-Depreciation - - ti - ---tOther Maintenance Expenses Total Maintenance Production Expenses: Su erintcndence Manufacture Transmission o.nd Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses __,........ - _ _ ... _,_. -+- - --l - _. _ ' - -li---+---+----ll---+---+---11----+----+----li--' Commercial Expenses: Suparintcndence Advartising and Soliciting Olhcr Commercin\ E>q_1cnscs Totul Commarcial Expcnsas ~...,=--!F==--"""'-===--,r.:===--====c..=!ii-,_,=!,==l-••,a=a•..-~==i4•__,.,._==-=a➔-_.,_..-==-=-•===l•=-+=-==•==*=e#===--.jcz,-==,q,,,-=¢ General Expenses: _ , S:\\:tric;; of General Officers, _, _ G!:!l_('r:il Offica q 1crks and Attondnnt.s 1- \ 8ul:1rics and Expcnsrs of l\lunugcr and Clerks-Local Office Lo£a!_ Office K,1>enscs - - - - ,i , - . I - - - - -1- -ff----+--lf----·1!- - - -~ ~ - - - - i - - - - j l - ~1- ~~vEx~~n~- - -- - - - - ~~---1--t--'''---...__....___~, --_.___.__1t---1- - - t - - 1 i - - + - --+-- ~ ~ - lujurics :ind Dnmuges Employers' Lfability Insurnncc Insurancc Stationery, Postnge nnd Offica Supplies Other Genern\ E>.-penses Total Gcnaral Expenses Total Other Operations-Cr.: , Li ht and Power-Com any Mines - - - - ; t - - - t - - + -- U-- -+--+--·U---+-- - l --ll---+---l-- -l!---l--+....:.....:11-- +~ +-Jl-1,f -...-11-Mght and Powct'---Mdse. De t. Li ht-Real Estate Department Li ht and l'owcr-Water Plants --:--- - - - - v - - - + - + - - , 1 1 - - + - -t -- l ! f - -f - --f---l~---11-- f - ~1- - 1----1----ll-- -l---~1--.......U.- Tota\ Other Opernli.~ o~us~ - - -II•--+-- ·~ Total Operating E>-1)cnscs 1 ===-tt--r--t--·i!•=-t---t=➔--t-==il-tr==+-+➔--+--~-lP-=4-4=-=1!,,.-< Xct. Operating Revenue ......i,-- ; t - -(~xcludin Taxes '.l'uxc11.. _ - - - -- - - - --u---1-~..,.l-- ·-ll----4--+--l!---l~-1--l~--1--+--........j~ -..J_.--!...... 'rota\ Opera![!! E enscs nnd Taxes 1 Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total O erntm Revenues Rulio of Opernting Expenses nnd 'fuxas to Total Opcr'g Revenues • Audltor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,.:_..............!.... '.............- ......- ......- ...······-··....101......... �= f/ ACCT, N o. THIS YEAR F t ei _ .. == ~ FOR THE PERICO -:.0 ~0~:.==-,,. LAST'YEAR OPERATING REVENUES 21 18 98 GO l !56 80 093 55 l 63 25 [__ 1--...JI--- T-o-tn-l ,. l!3G. 80 -----~-~LJ~aLGG-L,---t-.2-1-4 aa c = _lO 98 OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence 093 65 1 ~i. +- 63 25 \ ----l----lf----+.----+-----1.- Tl \ I Sabrics o~::::•:~ I : x:.:::~s: ~ !5'1 J . Gener:,\ .~ flice Clerks und Attendants •r-1--i----11---1---+-- - l l - - - + - - - i - - H - - - - t - - --j!---+---i--11---1-----i---;+- L -· 11 _ __ l5Q\ t ~a~-~~~~E~rco;~ cs f ocal Office 1-·I---+--'l=O 00 --+-= 10 00 Q 004., i::oi,. Local Oflice Expe_1_1s_cs_ _ _ _ _ _al•..--4--+---u--i---+---n1--- - t - - - 1 - - 1 r - - - 1 - - t - iiof Law ¼ pc'iises° I 1----1----11---i'-----i--+-- - - f - - . . - l6;r-Iiijuricsunu.0amn,~g-cs_ _ _ _ _-1l~-- + --+---ir---+--i---11 - - t - - t - - - 1 r l 61f Employers' Lui'lJffity nsurnnce ' 26 0 1 1 162 sur:ince O 33 8 33 I 41 G5 I ~ 65 ~ ~ ~T<r=-:c=::-:--, ==~:;JT=== = + - +--==t-,:==-11--+-~ -=~ t--t--t-+-+--==,,,=-+,---t-~~ 10nery1 ,os ge an Tot:il -~-igh _ t _nn _d_ P _ o_,\_c_ 'r -_ C_o1_n r_m_n_y_l\_• Ii_nc_s_ Light and Power--Mdsc. D ept. Light,-Rc:il Estate Depnrtment l-!!----4-.,...;:, g -1t nnclPowcr-~ \=:v-a t:er ..--=-~ n-nt--s - 18 33 1828151 927 64 91 65 7 120 68 .000 87 2 182 39 I Other Operations-Cr.: - -- 18 33 ...---==+== i-:-.;:;..i,_~.::...::..~ ::..:..41-_-+-3:::..5:::..oa+-7.:..;3=:.ii--:::...;.::::.;.;::+= --l1--=r==+-'~ :1---'l=-+:9~1""6=-4-'1 =--i!-3 11 - ! ; - --l--!ilµl:!.l..U ---l----'2 µilll--ll--+--+----llJ---µ ..&t.-~-Llll-----l'---'~-Dl.tJl-- -+--+---ll- Tot:ll Other Operations / 876 11.., I I Net Operating Revenue " 1 ••.., (Excluding Taxes) . ,. , 31. 16:: T;;;; ---Totnl-Opernting Expc - .5l_38I ,' 541os 11 . .. Pon lmld, oregon, I 90 16'1 II,· .. ., 69 9 52 '16 9 5'1 8 Auditor's Office, ehc,cmu, w,o.,___ ··············~~l..~.'-············-·············-.191...~ -- 184 17 l 'I 2 75 7 19 l 84 l 609 91 483 64I 280 63 96 46 972 63 64 ~~ I 6"1 72~ _667 63 425 9211 I 15618 1H!ii 99 61 0 23 1 ·-- ' ' �-;;_•;u~•~;.,,~;_:_:w ~-~=~~~~~~~~r~ =::·:=::=-:._~~-~ ~n~;;:t '1\i 1 irt_ __ _ _, _ _-F _o_ R_T_H _E_ M_ o _N_T_H _ THIS YEAR I L/\ST YEAR .FOR THE PERIOD I NC. DEC. BLACK RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR - - - - - - · \\ -----.NC. BLACK DEC. RED OPEUATING RJ~VENUES L__J From E.mploycs CJ:!1--Fr ~, -om - t~h-e ·Pu -- ~ bli ~.c- - - -- - -From Municipalit1cs -=· OPERATING EXPENSES ,_ J Total -=- Maintenance of Plant and Structures: c-i-1i- - a.-,,...,,.:_~P-r_o_d_u_c_t_lo_n_ E_x_p_e_n_se_s_:__-ll1--4-_ ~+-- "-- Superintendence o.nufo.cture ·~ 4--- ~ =:.=t:t===:-t==~-'I:= ""J*=~=- ·•ls-:cc-,_,-""'..i====F==lr----'-"-:t:===~"';:;.~= . ,, -• • -1-~-H-- a ,d!==lib== = = = = = = = = = ====ll==~=,;=tc=~l==al-=~= ~t===l~~=-~~ttl==..i,!:"5.iesa,p==~=~,,1,, '":i,f,,,""-'1-il==,:;-.~===ep==fR Commercial Expenses: _ Superintendence ~ - -..1--Atlverfasmg and Sohcttmg Other Comroercuu•x-·p_e_n_S_CS l_ _ _ _ _~ l - - - l -- -1-- - u - -- - 1 -- - + - - - i l - - Tot:>.l Coromerci:i.l Expenses Tot:>.l I Ot,h cr Opcratlons-Cr.: , Light and Power-Company Mines [. Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. \ Lightr.---Real Estate Department --l::.---ll-= L~ig ~h-t_a_n_d_Powcr-Wa't~e-r~~:1-n_ts_ ____,,1----+- I ,., l " ---,' - - -H- - - J .- ' ---4...C.::-""-"-----l Total Other Operations - t i - - lr- - - - - - - . : _ - - - - - 4 ! - - - 4 - - - 1 - ~ l i - - -l----1---1~- - - l -,.. i;:,;:.. • 4-~ll-- , -1-:: . ;_._...j..::..,.-l~- 'l'otal Opcro.ting Expenses ,· ., ..1.+ -..,.-c01-';..;...ij:r--+-'--,-:+-¥-i~ r . 1 ..F!F--1t-=-==e=-=-=c-==-===-==-+~~cll==½=~~l===~~~=-=ll==~ =,~ ~~ Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) ......::..- Total Operating Expenses and Taxes -fr:,:c,c-:--::--''----a--"----o:'---~ Net Income from Operation -- -..::--- ~--1-~ - t t --t--½--"---+----1-~~,-fl--+--''e--l---il--+-,.......j Ratio of Oper'g Ex-ps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Tot:il Opcratmg Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper' g Revenues Amlltor's Office, ~beycn~_, Wyo.:- ....:'.'.~'. ..:......:....: .!................ ........................191........ _J JL.., --f-.......:..~~1-. 11 • ■ �-,TITL.11: o, [ =-=,=--:----:--=----=::---:~--===--.,.--:-:-::;~~~~==-;ic;:;;::::-==:=pc::=:==,-- ~ L --~ ---- . ~ __-______ i -----".,, _ _,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _,...,-::1 STATEMENT: ,, I COMPILED FOR_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __,, CORR E S P . F I LE. No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ t TO BE USED FOR "SPECIAL" S TATE M E N T S ONLY. SALARY•- - NAME OF CLERK D TIME - ~ -<• COST H t - - • ; - - - - - - - '- - - - 11-1-1- - - -- :1: _ _ I __ - · ~ • M COST 1 -I--- - H - I \ t - ti -{_ml__- -- ·: H .... • 1---l:=-[ D - 1---11'.- -- - - - - - -- -- - - - 1 - - - 1 - - - ll -- - l - -lf--•:1-- ,, ,., ----'----=-=--~c..:.........._-:1-- TIME SALARY 1 1 - - ~ ~- NAME OF CLERK M .l.._ - - :- ----1-l--!l------i-~l---+----il-- - - - - - - - - - - 1- - - - 1 - - ll-~---':-r>'.J;: ~- - - 1 - - - - - .. 1I 4' 1--- + - - l t - - - ~ - - m - - - - - - - -- - - - -- -- -- -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -- ------1~- - + - , 1 - - - i -- c.- . : - - + --ff- ... - 1 1 - - - - t - - + - - l l -- - l! - ---tt-. i - - - 1 ; - - - - v r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t- - t - - -- - - t- - t - - ; ; -- - i -- -li- ~-" 1 1 - t - : l : - - -- - t - - -- - - t - - - - i l -l- - ; - :r - - t - - - l l -, 1 - - ! ! - - l ~ =l - - - ; t - - - - t - - - i l l ~ -- - t - - - - - t - - - - t l - - - - - + - - t - - i l - - --+-----tl--1 �F g R~ ] ~ HE MONTH LAST Yle:AR ~ I S YEAR '/'- ===»u FOR THE PERIOD ,-N-C-._e_LA _ C_K--;1/ _ _T_H _ I_S_Y_EA_R_,r_LA_ST_Y_EA_R _ . r -,'""." NC-=-.- e- LA-CK - OEC. REO DEC. RED OPERATING REVENUES From Employes From the Public From Municipalities 2!J... .o ••- ~ --B-+-5_0_n__ :!~ Sv _,.._6-t---ir--1--r-5_l_4;-5_5_tt·---r--"'/_l-;-7_5_1t_ I t r-- ....a....--11-......,.,.-._...-...,....- - - - - - - - -r--i---.-1f--,__-l'----ll--+----+----,rt---+---+--u---;-----i---1r--i----.-.i-,Total 22 00 r.r:o' ?l '"/ 5 , 1 u ...J. ~ j I tp=====~~===~~ ~ ~ ~~ . l. Superintendence I G GOl. ·tn ~==,~~ ~ ihr:r.::==:=-::::-::r==.. m;;;g, - - - - - ; t - - - - t - - - r- 1 t - - ; - - r -1 l 1 - , - , - . i c - - - 1 - - - I --t--t-~!----t-~--; enses -... 71t---;---i--1t- 33 - ,.. --- ::::, OpffaUou,-; : - r II :to oo GO 00 10 3~ 10~ 96 I 00 - 1s& 06 I 111s 6e a 102 s9 2 ,2 99 60 OO.-tt-- '+--6 0- t-:O~O;t--+----+--'---'------lf-27 00 l 861 31 Total Operating Expeuses 27 00 / 156 86 7 262 60 116 lt l 018 ~ O 104 86 16 as 36'1 87 115 36 6 131 97 9 G 189 69, i ' Net Operating Rcycuue ~: j (Excluding Taxes) . \ ~, l :1--\Gr;;;s 'fo_tnl Operating Expenses :md ~1>11s• 1 : j\ 6 ~~ Light and Power-Company ;i~es l O~ 67 • (5 81 7 r-= Ll~.g~h_t _:m ~d~P~o-w-er,--M x~d-se-.~D-ep - t-. - - - - - , . . .~l ~0'1'""::00 -:-1r - -t-:'. lOOO Total Other Opcratious 1 7-': Net Income from'Opero.tion i"T· ~--. -_--tt----t-----r- -11-- - - r -- r - - - tr----r----i----u- - -----r~-=-i--l-----t:- - - t- ' - - " T ~ ,1 - -- ~ : . + 1 ii . Ratio of Opc1· g Exps. (Excldg. Taxesj - ~-t-' I to Total Opcratmg Revenues . &1 2 52 5 8 'I R.'Ltio of Operating ·Expenses and , '!'axes to Toto! Oncr~g~Revenucs 55 2 g9 4 69 7 9 7 60 6 I I 1 _d~- ' I" • POl'tl and Audltor's Office, • iilQlllilii< Ongon uh ,..-...........~ ......~~.~~~...~.,.......................191...~ . 18 3 �' of I /, FOR THE MONTH ~ - ~ l •s ~ FOR - R - - - - - ~- S_T_ Y_E._A_R- - : ~ b~~= ~~:~0 =~~R~~=~~ ~ --T-H_1_s_v_ --R-~~~~~T~:~E~:~:=:=R~•o~o~- 6-~-~-~-a·~--R-~-: ~-•~~ L OPEBATING REVENUES From Em•1lov('S ,.- - - _ _-----+---l - - - - l ~= ! J . : !: : . - . -. _ ---1,f~ ~ f - - - - - + - - - + - - - - - 4 1 - - - - + ~ - +---J--~l---4--~l-ll ; From i.ho PubJic ·1 ' From l\Iunicin:ililics !, - --ll-....::.~=-= = = ==-=-- - - - - - - - - - f•--·- - ---....J.---iil---- + - - - t - - - l r - - + -- + - -~l---+----1f--1l---l----+--:ll---.i---+---l, ____ Miscgll:ineo"Q.S,._________ _ _ -J11-. - _ - - - ··- - - - - - - 1 - - ___..._ ---t-~11--~---:---1~----·- ~ --+---1-i> rl Total ' OPERATING EXJ!EN-SES l\laiuten.ance of llant and Structures: 1 \ 1 I Suncrint..endence Rcnnirs o{ Buildinl!:s and Fixtures Reuairs of M11cbinerv nnd Ann:m1.lus , I ii t - - - - t - ------ 1 +---41,.....:T;:.;r;.; .1;.; n; ;s; ; m: .:iss="::.:io-=.;n:.;. .;&: ;.•. ;:D; .: .:i:s:.:tr::.:i.;;.h.;;u..cti::.:o..cn_ Rc ~!l.. l>_ni_r::.:s,,..- - - + - - - + - - +i - - - 1 - ---4--!J..___4 - _ - 4 _ Rennil's and Renewals of Tools Plant nnd Structures-'-Deprecintion ~1"--ll-- - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - ' - ! - -- -- l~ - -+----+----ll--·+---+---- l • - - - i - - - ~ - 1 Other Maintcnnncc Expenses Totul Muintennnco l h r- -f--+--➔~-+--+--ii...J I - ·- : Productlon Expenses: Hli---tt--"'Sc:.:u"-=ner::.::i::.:n"'te=n:.:;d:::;c=.:1.:.: 1ce .:o'-----------!1--- +-----+-~l---+-- i~ ---1,-'- - 4 - - . . . . . ; i - - - - 1 - - - - + -11---,~lnnufncturc -- - - - --~ _..,_ ·- 1-r---¥.li----'Tr=-=u"'n""s::.:m==iss===i"'ona-.:n..n::.::da..;:D;.:is""t.:.:r:.ci=.b\=-1t.:.:i:.;;on'-'----- -lil-- ~ - -+---1~--+---+---l1,---i.--+-llL__.~- ~ - ----=Other Product.ion Expc!1S_£s_ _ _ _ _ -·- _ Totul Product.ion Expenses ' 'I t=t=r.=======->===== =\\=--=t=+=¥r==+=+=-l!::-:aca=a.+--=+,......=J~-===4==½=-=-~~='==-="'l-=~=~dj.,.;., Commercial Expenses: Suneri.ntcndencc_ _ __ l~ \ -'-"""'-.=,;=-.;__;;;..;;.._;_ • ·-f r -- _ _ _ __ ' I 41-- -~ - - l ••- - i ~ - - + - - ~- - M - - - ' - - - - - l - - 1+---1-----1---1,-•· _ _ _ ' - - ii Advci:l..i.sing and Soliciting --·\l-- -\i_:.:=:..::.;;~=i~...:.:==-;-=:=-=:~='---- - ·lt---+--+--Jf- -+--+-~~ --l--+-·~--+---i--111----+---l--ll---~---l--•- 'Qther Commercial E.xpcnscs , ~--'ll11. ..;;..;.;.=....:c.:.;:.;.:.'-'-'--'------=-'------llr ---+-+--ll--+--+-!l:--t-+-4--+--+--U---i--I----Jl!-----1-....i--L- i. Tota\ Commercial Expenses ,.,.......1,=--===--=-== =-=-==-=\r-r.a=c+==+--=+=-=+==1=---+==+=,.,,..,.9-'➔.~~=a1,==+===~=1'=··=--i~~=...,lr=="'=--lr General E'1penscs: 1• 8:,foric;: o[ Gcucr:11 OffiCC't'il, _,_ ___, _ Cl"l}!'I,1\ J )JTicP ClNk'-"11.,_ · 1:.:.ll:.:.lC:::l..:.A.::;l:.:t:.::.c:am=l:1n:.:.l::cs:_",-..--+- - l - - l~ - - l11 H:1\a rics r, ud 1~xp1•11scs o[ I )l:illUITel' :mcl Clcrks-Locnl omcc IU ·-1--+·--t----+·--ll---+--'I--H---4-- -1--,1----~---+--4- • Ii 11~-'-~~:l\ Officc_Eimenses ~---- - - - -----11----+---+--ll---- -i------+----14- - p II 1- - - ~-1-- , L:tw I::xpcnses _ I, lniuries ·..c.'\n-l7l-;D~a:-1-:-n-=--ng::l ':::!l------it-- - t --t--1l---i--1f--~1~- --+---+--n---t---1---ll----l--+---1+---+--..!..-..L ~ • - --'. ·' -'--'-""" -=-'-"-'-'-----'---'--"'--- -- -- - l\..-- - - 4 --1---14---~--1---....: ' - - - _ _ _ _ _,,.___....._ _......_..,,..-·-+----1---!>---+--4-~1il Employers' Liability Insurnncc l !- I lnsumncc ll St!\li.onc1·y, Postage and Office Supplies 1 1\1 0 --t~~=~==----------tr-+--t--U ---t-+--f.-1 Other General Expl'nscs +-+-H---+--l---¥.--+--i--f---l-_.J__JL:- 1 rt•I --;r--'---~~;;::=,~==--+-+-t--ll---t+--lt--lf--t-~l-+--+---l~--t--+--11~--1--!-4-· Totul General Expenses 1\-T_---=..;;.;~=:.===.:::.--ir--jf--t--+--+--+-l~-+-+--ll--+--l~l~~-+-----lL-l--.i..-L~ I ' Total I, I\ ]· ,, Other Operations-Cr. : __,.d_ __,l,.,__1,i,,ht und Powcr-Commmv l\Iines 1 L Lic:ht nnd Powcr-l\Idi:e. Dept. Total Other Oncralions 1 Tot:il Operating Expenses 1l~ . 1 li11 Xct 01)eruling Revenue (Excludinc: T:1xe:c;) Tttx<'S T~o:l:at1Ollh;;;){!;r,u:it~i1~1g;-E,:;,;:v:;X1:):;:('l ~S;:e:;;s-;;t\:n::idj-;T:;;:1:x:·c=s : - - l r - - t - - i - - t - - - t - - j r - t - - - t - - + - - U - - - l - - +- -f- -t----i---l~--4---4-- -Jl-· II jl I I Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excld1;1. Taxes) I io Total Operating Revenues ~ Ratio of Opemting Expenses and ll Tuxes to Toto! Oper'g Revenues ··- ! .,l ]:r-ir-------"---;;;;__-ir-t-t-i!t--lr-t--t--+-t--U--+--+--H--+-+-ll---~~ U.·. '· Auditor's Ofilce, Cheyenne, Wyo., . ··························-·····-·······························1!l1........ �. - - - ·.. " of ... - n nd for tl,c . - ~ ,r ACCT~ NO. TI-IIS YEAR OPERATING UEVl~NUES Tt'rom Emnloves From the Public From Municioalities Miscellaneous , I - I I Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\iaintenance of Plant and structures: \ INC. BLACK DEC. RED I ~ t 1 .... - l c.. -r ._ / " \\ Expenses : I 8:1\ntilis ofGeneral General Officers, I L...... ,1 I I GC>nernl Office Clerks :rnd Attcnd:mls i·I S.1b1·ics :mu Ex11ct\Sl'S of ~i - -Mnna~er :mu Clerks-Local O!Iice - - - - , ~= ,,. I- ,-.... \ ... . "- I ! I I - I r-, I I I ~: I . I .. r I I I I I 1\ I l Totnl -H 11 ·- '-- I Lmv Expenses I Injuries and Damages 11 Employers' Lbbility !ll$urnnce Insurnucc St.uiiouery, Postnge and Ull1ce ::iupp11e: Other General Expenses Totnl Gcnernl Expenses II 1 :- ....... I\ Loo:11 Office Expenses 1 . !--- Commercial Expenses: Su\)Crintendencc Advert.ising and Soliciting Other Commcl'Cial Expenses T otal Commerci:il Expenses l1 -- .. I Sunel'intcndeuce Manufacture Transmission and Dist.rihution Other Production Expenses Totu.l Production Expenses I ,,r I -· • Hi ' I Production Expenses: 1·, J: Ii - = -_ j l I NC. BLACK DEC. REO LAST YEAR I Sunerin tcndence R cnairs of Buildings and Fi.,tw-cs R enairs of Mncbiucry and Apparatus Transmission & Distribution-Rcpnirs Repairs and Renewals of Tools I Plant and Structures- Depreciation 01,hcr Muintennnce Expenses Total Maintenance I THIS YEAR ~ I --- Other Operations-Cr.: Lie:ht und Power-Compnny lvlines !j Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and l'o\\·er-Wat.er l'lants 11 Total Other Operations i I '- 1! -- I l ' H r r_ I - I I I T otal Operating Expenses l L ' 11 11 =~1l. rJ-..\l1: .M m l L_ ' .•..-- FOR THE PERIOD LAST YEAR I I - M"o11 tliii - - n . _ ~cc:n1r.:,ier w! ,__. FOR THE MONTH ~ I \ Net. Operating Revenue (Rxcluding Taxes) T axes Total Operating Expenses nud Tuxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes to T otal Opera.ting Revenues Ratio of OperaUng ExpenRes and Taxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues T I. ..' ·-; I r ,_ I l I·. \' Auditor's omee, Cheyenne, Wyo., ..................... ·········--········--····················-·····191........ - �:2;· TITLE Of" STATEMENT:_ - ' ,:. ~ -li?""" -v __j - t - - - - - - - ;'---/-+l_ _ ~ __,__r_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ - _\J_~"-~~,,,_ __~_ _ Y___ . Washington Unuv-4--CQ~J Comp4J.-,t----------- #COMPILED FOR,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _~ #,CORRESP. FILE No._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6TO BE USED FOR "SPECIAL" STATEMEN T S ONLY. NAME OF CLERK. SALARY 11---T~IM_E~-41 COST D NAME Of CLERK H M _ E~~1 SALARY 11---T~IM D ·:l---+--!1:-- - - - - - -- -- - + - - - l - - - l t -- - 1 - -t l r - -- COST - ·11-----+--,t- - - - - -- -- ~ - - --i!---+--+.--1!--+---lt- - - - - 1 1 - - 1 - l l - -- 1 = - - = c : = = J : : l : = = = = == == = ~ == I H M = ~= = I ~ �-.....,.,:. .;:-" ':: ---· ----7-f FOR THE MONTH LAST YEAR --=~~~~~--,.;..--:: ----~....... =----=FOR THE P ERIOD INC. OLACt( Ol!C. REC Tt-llS YEAR LAST YEAR - OPERATING JmVENU}:S DEC, 11 REC - -_..,~ I'1 ploycs -1~---~-:-e i>u6licumcipo.Titi '"'-cs-- · - - - J..... l -,-N -C -.B- LA - CK 5;;.,1--_ _aii.68... -__,1e- ·OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: urcs 1)0.fO. US I -ltepmrs _ _ = (--l-- - J -~--4--+-·+-+--+-:---'~-+__,~7, -t::.":''="r:~ Sl7 li2...1 ' - - - ' - - - + - - - - t . - --f>'· 1:1---4---t---lt = ~ 9 ornmeictal ~1)enscs: Superinten°d~\lc<f • • '·, - • ---·- · --1 ..,,.'fi1e->.:Uvcrt1Slll~ irod·'S611ilitin1; -Other cau,~~•~iiirExp._c_n_sc...s-,-'·~.....-_.-.----➔1--,=---+-~-t--;i-- 10 OQ.. - - - - - · _ (X) C-=-tl,_ _ _ JSJ O.Q....________= ,.---.--.--.----,, L-1----+---'----lf---t-----fr---t--r---it- .J I -~ l----.,-=:=ri~=-i;,:;=;;;:--~il---+--:::-J-::-::it---t--::-=jf--=-it---t--t--:tr -t-::7.~7!--r=-=:j---::;;il --t,;;2t,;;:;;-f,- I Totnl ' Other Opuatlons-Cr.: Light nnd Powcr-Compnny Mines L Light nnd Power-Mdse. Dept. ;.....+o-0-\• ]Tg~al Estate D ~e:-::p~nrt=m~en::-.tc:-----f:-- - +-"'1-~ -\r--t-~ 7 167'\ Llght :waPowcr:="\VntcrP nn ...J Totul Other Operutions I 208 31 ----.r•- Totnl Operating Expenses Ket OP<?rating Revenue (Excluding Tuxes) Truces Toto.i"o =-1-ic-ro.....,.t:-in-g-::Exp=--en_s_cs_n_n-:-d-=1=-':1-xcs-.--4!-- +-~ ~ ~----jf---4~~1..ff---t--::-t-r-a.;t-- - +..._'7-t f"Net Income from Opcro.tion Rntio of Ore.r'g Exps. (Excl<lg. Taxes) to Totn Operatmg Revenues Ratio of Operating Eiqiensea and T uxes to Total Opcr'g Revenues 64 4 Auditor's Office. dlgjldvQR~~·~·········h P:tamber...f......_....._.....1918 ..._ 26 2 �.and For ti,.,_ oF 7/4 P Ch ""' • Mcml:tm i-:.nd..,J DL&h.00, !!i-1. 1iJ1~- __,,....,.,...--::-~~rz=-=-;.,,-==--==--===ri=======""""'--=............,=--v,:1;_1!}=:_ _.,_ ! FOR THE MONTH ~g_T. LAST YEA _R_ 7 r·- THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOC :-;,N:;::C:-.-;;:a;-LA;:-:C:-:K::;-iJ- --T-H-IS _ Y_EA_R_-,t=:.:..:.....:....:...:=...:..::.:.:..:•.=_:,i---,N - C - .- e- LA _ C_K_ f DEC. RED LAST YEAR .-=-=,/I===========·---=-~-=-=--='/F'==,==F=1r==""'f==r=-=1:/===r==F=11F=~===ir==ll=="'F""""'='i==U==-,,;;; D;;;;EC ~ . ~ R~E;;;o~ = \ \={ OPERATING REVENUES From Employes From the Public From Municipalities Miscellaneous Total OPERATING EXPENSES ·l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Expenses Total Maintenance Production Expenses: h Superintendence ...i..;.;.i..;:;...t,--"'M.;c.,:.an.;:..;u_f_a_ct_u_ r_e--- - - - - ---1 ;. 01 '-'i Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses .1 +--➔1---+---+----11-----➔--~--1 Superintendence l..-1.:,.,..,_,.;...;i-......::.-C-o_m _m _e_r_e_la_l_E _•x_p _e_n_s_e_s_:___11_____ I I ~ i ' Advertising nnd Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses -+_--_-_-_-+-_~~-ll••=~-•----~~--1-----~ .... .... ·'1----lf---J--~ Total Commercial Expenses General Expenses : \I .\ Sab.r.il's of Genewl Officers, Geuernl Office Clerks and Attendants ·r---- l S:,bries aml Expenses of l:m:.1ger and Clerks-Local Office 1 Lnw Expenses Injuries n.nd Damages Employers' Liability Insurance Insurance Stationery, Postage nnd Office Supplies Other General Expenses Total General Expenses ToL'll 2 ,.J Other Operations-Cr.: Light and Power-Company Mines l Light and Power-Mdse. De lt. Light-Real Estate Department Li ht and Power-Wnter Plants Total Other Q )erations ~ •' Total Operating Expenses Net Operat.ing Revenue •xcludin T~_xes) t •·· ll I :)~:l ,~ Total 012era.20 Ex enses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Orei-'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Tota O cratil1 Revenues (,; Ratio of Opcratinf Expenses and Taxes to Tota Opcr'g Reve)lues ~,.I ~ • :-' ~ 64 4 Pn1; t 1 • •1'1 0 rtp:on Auditor's Office, Cliej'-Onne, lVyo ,..,~..'...............~~P.tJ.r?\.?.r....7....................191.0..... 1 :) 26 ,,. ( . 4 ~ 82 () ~J; ~ 61 1'!, - --- ~ �r >.usou:1 Mon thv Ended CCCZll.8& 3·1 . 1 .,, '?__ From Employes From the Public From Municipn.litios --ti-:=:.:.:;=_;_.;.;:..:._ Miscellaneous _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-+-_ Tot:i.l OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: Superintendence Repairs of Buildings and Fixtures Repairs of Machinery and Apparatus Transmission & Distl'ibution-Rcpairs Repairs and Renewals of Tools Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Maintenance Expenses Total Maintenance Production Expenses : Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and D istribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses r t ' f Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Adve1·Lising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses \ Total Commercial Expenses ) General Expenses: , S:1la1·ies 0£ General Officers, Ucucral Office Clerks and Attendants S:1\urics and Expenses oi l\l~magcr und Clcl'ks-LoMl Office : ,I Loc,tl Office Expenses ~-;:-·71 Law Expenses \:;_; Inilll'ies and Dumuges Employers' Lfability Insurance Insurance Stationery, Postage a:nd Office Supplies Other General Expenses Total Generul Expenses 7t ... Total Other Operations-Cr.: Light and Power-Company Mines Li ht and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Depnrtment Light and Powcr-Wutc1· Plants 'l'otul Other O JeraU011s Total Operating Expenses f-...: ~'" Net Operating Revenue Excludin Taxes t '' r x enscs and Tuxes / ft . C Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Tuxes) to Total O ierutin Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and T:ixcs to Total Opcr'g Revenues ,.. . « , • .,.. .. l .., f F- r (lt"I ,.. ... _,. :'Jc ~l d' ') .; I• {,'I. 4 , •• ..·····-········~ • ~····2 ' .... ·,'::~...... l ,[ Audi tor' s omce, Choyenne, w,· ,yo.,..:,_ -:.......'lL ................_191.k ..._ ~ - r-: 0 , ' r.1 l:i �F'OR TH E MONTH CCT. n NO. i: ™ :•:~• - ~~ ~ -~ = v~• FOR THE PERIOD I NC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR = LAST YEAR '· - ' 't==ll--__,T"'.....,9' __ ~ INC. BLACK 1 _O<C. RED OPERATING BE\'ENURS // '__.J1! From Employes. - s1 s~- 2~.Jli 221 00 ! I - -- -- - - 1 ; - - - - ·-----11---- ---4i------1---+- From the Public From MunicipalitiesMiscellnncous T~t:1._ l ___ _ - - -- - _ _ OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: :--t-;· - 71 ~ l::4~1~\: Su_p ;;..ti_r_in_tc_,n,_,,d,,..en...,.,ce-=e.,-----s---=-.,.--:---11- - ~'2: Repairs of Buildings nnd Fn,turcs QQ _ ~ Rcpnirs of.Macbin~ry .nn , Appnrn us • Trnnsmiss1on & D1str1bution-Rcprurs Production Expenses: Superinttlndence Mnnufncture Transmission nnd Distribut.ion ' Other Production Expenses Totnl Pro uct1on xpcnscs u--·--1·-eo Employers' Li!l.bility Insurnnce . Insurance Stntionery, Postage an Total 1 Other Operations-Cr.: Light :ind Powcr-Compnuy Mines -_.;;...__ __ , . _-41~~ Light nnd Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department = - ~ - - - i - - - - + - - " 1 -.....,"-ll---+--<t-.....,.'-lt---t-~f----ff--~I--..., l..l.6T__!,ight :m<l Power-Wntcr P _l_nn_ts _ _-;;--~1----t-~~---Jf---t--il7"""-t--+---iir---+---+--➔i---+----r-1r----t-----t---;: 0 Tolul Other Opcrntious ~~,_ ~ - - - .Total Opcruting Expenses . ,......,.;;..._......j\-.-c=~.:l!!J...::l.2ll~ ~,l,aWfd:A.j~ .....'F~ 21-~~ =aal,+..:ULll..4,,l.."7•~ - =l-.a.&:~..:l.l,i~="l'-'_.,._.._ "'lF Net Operating Revenue w:---..'r-- _J_Exclucling-=-T_ax_·es _):___ _ _ _-l'- - + - -..a..&i-l.%.f! - -+.:::=r:'CL.j!--+-........,.;J.-~•r"--+:Jr.M.,,J.f'~-!!----1-.....,..,,__,..,..,P'-_-t-4;11.U.j...Q:j~ i---!l Tuxes 1 •• L.--L 'l'ot:il Operating Ex-pcnscs and Taxes - ,. I Net Income from Operation Ratio of Opcr'g Exps. (Excl<lg. Taxes), to Total Operntmg Revenues Ratio of O11crating E,q,cn.qc., and Tnxcs to Total Opcr'g ltcvcnues Audltor's omee, ~ t ! l « ~ ?-~~~.~.OCt. ...)......................................191.&.... �F"OR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD ~~YEA--;L- TH IS YEAR ,-N-c-.r-a-~-c~K-~ 0Ec. --- ~r-==.,r-"--==I' 1t Uh ru,. uu::; "l' -T-H-1_s_v_=_R~~--~-~-Y-£A-R - - ~ - -,-N-c-. -e -~- c- K-- RED = _,_....i;......=.,.,.,_""""i==l+-- DEC. REC c;,=-~.---,t=-4"-~--r=<=11~ ntiun·- ·-11---~- - +-:--lt--- t-:--:t-~:- t-tt----;t--ttt;ncr-Muiutemmcc Expense 1 - - -- ¥ . - - - Production Expenses: Superintendence • :mu ac ure ■--l½---ll--rr,r>n"'n;i; s;:.m;t1SSm-1o"'n""'nnuDist.riofilion uli'f"l>l'Oductlou E''-"x=pe""n=s""c.,-s ---lll---1---1:---111---+- -t·---t,--t----ii--ir ~ffl!!il:r---ll---+-4~+--1-.-+:-1+---+-=+::-Jr-:t-::=~::ir-:r-:::i~r-:-r::;-r-:::- ---41-~~-4'111'TrH~lffll: • xpen ses: Superintendence ·-·~ -1t-A1.lvm:tish,g and-Soliciting- - - - - -l\...!!...~,_---,,,=C'T"':C= =;;rr,==,--+--t----lr--i!---t--t-711r-1-,1~+---i·--1:----;----,-it------st--r----t~ ·=====--===-=-==jll--+=-t-~r=---==r=--f="=lit.........r=-F=1l=-=--.-..-.... f""---+--=,t--==,-t-=;r-==t==t-==fM ~==ll='I General Expenses: Ii of General Officers, I Sitlrirics General Office Clerks and Attendants -- ---11---------- ~ 1 S.1l11ries and Expenses of ' l\lu11:1ger and Clr.rks-Loc:11 Office - ...---.J,-I;ocii\ Office Ex1= 1e=n=se=s~ - - - -- -1! -- + --4-..!...-4!-- - t--~r~-lr--J:----t--1r--t"------1'-1r1----,i-----t---t----1r--1 ~:1w"Expen~1-111j1fricsau.cl·Du1 t-E"mpl'oye'NrTo:ilmi . . usuraneo cc ' Geucru 1-',- - ,, - --Totrn-c.--'ml!l'iirExIMiB'o Totul • Other Operations-Cr. : nnd Powcr-Compnny ~Lines - . -- mse.15~e..,. p.,... t.- - -,-li-- -4--'l-'-:.-:.i1 r --+-+.,--tt--- t---'--t--1r- -t~:- .r ,.-=..,:-1t- --r--:: ..·, -,r-- r-r- ate Dcpm·tmcn·..,-- --#---1f-.:..!.l-:~ ll--+.....:.4- c..,l- -:--t-- -t---U-- -t-.:......:'r~... , t---r:-:-..-t--:r:-".:, -ir--t---r- -JH" r=wnwr'l'l""' nn=s--➔.•• -. Totnl Operating Ei..-penscs Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Tuxes) Tuxes 7' .,. Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Tot::il Opcrntmg Uovcnues r' Rntio of Operating Expenses nnd Tuxes to 1'otnl Opcl"g Revenues i;"> • ➔ 1 ~ ·r , . r- • , t , • AudJtor's Office, Che,.-ehne,; W,yqt,-•:..:........:..'.'...................................................191..... t: (. �FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS YEAR RED LAST Y EAR - INC. BLACK D EC. R ED "t--- -:::::-=.. T " - - -- 1 ~l,. - +- - t t - - -1 - - - - - 517 62 _ --l 84 _ 141 ,5 ·1-- -==-- ·---=-.--=-!2.ta}_,Mn!1?:¥!E.f!~Ce _ _ _. ~ Production Expenses: .1 0 120 61 Commercial Expenses: Superintendence _ _ __ Advertising nnd S?lioiting_ _ __ _ __ _+ _ er Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses -------- -·~ - " ' - - , 1- -+- . - - l l - - . t - - + -- I ..,...~-.~~~~--==wm J -- ~ ~ -~-=- ~ General Expenses: -= - -.,1••- .&.~J" I 1 Sulnrics of General Officers I General Office Clerks and Attendants I 1 I I Salaries and Expenses of --'ir ~:6~:~:~Local Q!fice __ I_I--·- 1~ O~)_ l---Tl 1 1UrLaw Ex e~;- 11 --- ----+--+---+- - 11 m - hljuries nod Damoges --~~-½f-Empi~yer"'s• Li~bilityinsurnnce _ :1 ' ance 1 Postng~~ Office Suy~tt-1111 Other General Expenses Totol General Expenses I •+= :::Opua~on,- 11--- -t- :;--i I Light nnd Power-Company Mines Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Totnl Oper'g Revenues .a:~ _,ii,_._~~_.....,.'b:& • --- - . -- - I- - t I - -- - - - • - + - - t - - i t -- - - t --: ~1 88 ,.~]_! ! 1 , 1 J ' ~ L -2 L ._u·II,_........,..,_.,__,=-11-=-===....i...-;......._.Jc,..._....;.=--,.db,._ = -- Auditor'& Office, - - - ~ ~.~ ~ ..- . . . .. . .i.~:-:\.....................191.f ._. l_3Q6 72 �J .,.. - FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK D EC. RED LAST YEAR L-- I _To~ -.-.- -=--==-· •. ... 11 OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: iI THIS Y EAR DEC. J - ·- . -f---+---l~-----t-t-- 1- - - - ! INC. BLACK RED LAST YEAR - - _.Sllp.eri.ntend.ence__. _ _ _ _ ·-- -- \·pairs of Buildings ond Fixtures . _ -t~---1+-__....epaim..oLM.o.chin.e:cy..an.d.Appnr.o.tWL Tro:nsmi~n &J)istribut.ion-Repms Repairs n.nd Renewals of Tools ___ _ _ -----u-•=PJafilJ.lncUl.ku~ur~.....:Uep,reciQ.iiQn ·~=11-..~~otnl _!\-tain~napc~ Production Expenses: _ _ _, _ s l l ~deru:,e _ _ _ __ _ __ , _ Mn.nufncture'---- _____ Transmission and Distribution ther Production Ex nses -~-l-- = -- _fl-------+ -_ - - - -+i--tt--_,=-,..T"-o""'-' tal Prod~ n---~ e s...._.,11=-_,.._ _,,,, Commercial Expenses:· Su erintendence Advertisin and Soliciting_ _ __ Other Commerci:ll E enses Total Commercial Expenses L ~-~~~~~ General Expenses: Salnries of General Officers ' General Office Clerks and Attendants I T.T Saln.r;es o.nd Expenses of -4T--~_21ana_gltL(lnd Clerks-Local Office -fr , Local Office Expenses , t I Law • cnscs . lniuries and Damages . . . . . . . ...... _ Em lo era' Linbilit Insurance Insurance Statione lies -l<i----.t....9.ther General • enses _ Total General ~}!Sea__ ,__ -----!-- t .. - - ~ - - . - -----·---•- - - - -- -- ... Total Other Operations-Cr: , Li t and Power-Company Mines ---'1---Li~·ght a~d Power-Mdse. Dept. ~ght-Real Estate Dep_nrtment Li t and Power-Water Plants Total Other O erations -~~ L ~~~pc~~ I! == Ex~e~- = l ~ - ~ Net Operating Revenue I (Excluding Taxes) - i-- Taxes r-T-:-o-t""' al: -O c:cpe-ra-t~i-ng---= E:-x-pe_nses __a_n_d_T __ ax_es _-11-- ~ ~-- !Net Income from Operation ......;:~----1r--- -- - -- - - - -- - - 1 1 - - - + -- + - - - f l - - - ~ ~ ' - - ~ ~ - + - - - l - - - l l - - - l - - - 4 -- - l l - - ' - - --1t---t----1---11- I t Ratio of Oper'g ExJ.>s. (Excldg. Tnxea) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Qperating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo,,.·-················-··············································191........ �\-..,ODIJ>ZlrCCI W.UJ ----......,aa11:aJ,A1aa.uu••--. --• • ~• --. • • - • - - • _ - - - -- -----'-'---~~ • FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED _} ' D n L ~- _ J,;.-'_ - _-+_1-Ers>m.Munkip!J.m.iCJJ._ -1 _ _ __ - - ~ •• • • - : • celLl.neo,....,___ __ _ _ _ , - -- a_o. .+ \ -.;~~:~::~w.~-:s--. I= ~ \ \wn~~:tructures: 14 ___ _\_ 14 Repairs of Buildings nnd Fixtures pairs of Mnrhi.necy...and..pa.ratus... ., I ~:rnruimissloJl & Distributio~Repnirs . . 14 _ Rennirs and Renewals of Tools_ _ - \~ ~and~t.l'.\lAtuni.s:=U_eptcJ:WiO . . - - -·- - ~--- _ 1 - - • \- - -· -- -[ 1 __ • . , _ _. _ ~ _ . __ .. _ I -i ,l ---=-~3 84 s Production Expenses: perintend.e_nc.e,_ _ _ ,- - - - 1 1 - - 15,..:x\l-'==....,,___ _ _ _--½-_l· - - - 1 - ~ I, ~~ I _ 1l 191 _'1 2 •~. -- _ - - !: I • R : - - 0____2 . __ -.....__=__- -7g ,___2_ n- ,5.___ 15 •• 0 99 97_ 2,,_29 - , II==-., r ~J-~ t- - - --- ------ -=!-=- 2_~9 -8~-' -· _·: : :=:_-=-: _- _ i -- 95 • I 0 1 32 · 40 - , Ii ..1 434 90 n l _442 58 7 68-/, - • 5i7 62 - 1 _ I _ . 200 00 _ 78 6' 11 05'l ,1 ~ - •- - 200 .00 8 119 'l 8 10_ n and Distribution L 11-=- = T~ r ~ c t l l ) l \ . _ ~ ~.. _.I\ • • Commercial Expenses: l4(j Su erintendence . '-l.5Q Advertising and So!_i!:iting - - - -,-11-- 1 - - -1-~ . l i e r Commercio.l • ____ - - · I enses f ~ 1\=-\r-=2'~~~92,1;:me.!~.~~es-·A~ l ~ General Expenses: j 11 Salaries of General Officers ~ ]t,_ Q.cneral Office Clerks and Attendants \l 1 I 1 ' l Salaries and E:,cpenses of ·' ~ ..ui ~ 1a~~rmd~ Q=1er=ks;;......cLo=cal=-.;;O=ffi=ce-"----1l~ --+-.-:z-+-""," "- t l.Sii..½>cal Office E>....'.E_enses ==--- - I r l'liOI Law • enscs ij 16 ·\ Inwes and Damn!les - ··-- - - -- - ____ 11 Em ers' Liab-~ili!.!'.it~ ~ur~an=ce~ ----ll-- - +·-+--11---+•--,--+--ll- lr16~ lnsur~an~ce,,_-~-------➔~--1--~,~--·---~~'!!...µ~~-ll--1--4--ll---~~ -t- ·f . ·=nl11stiilio.n Postn e and Office Su lies ~ Other General Expenses Tolol_Gmu,l]l,sp•"'!!! - - - ,-t-__.,,_.33... --- _ 1]_ 33_,,____ / ]~ '!.~ - I -~ "i= ,1-~ J_• r 1 ~.~ __ J12a n..1n ,_I 10 004~ -a~ -- Other Operations-Cr: il and Power-Company Mines and Power-Mdse. Dept. tr-Real Estate De artment : 16 L~t nnd Power-Water Plants .--11'--- - l~ _ _ _ Total Other O12erations . j, I . Total Operating Expenses 1 •• i\ ]I Net Operating Revenue I ~ ---- • • -..:.:;.."T,..;ac;;:- , ~ 1 I, 1 y~ .::----•-- _ I I _ _ _ I .. ! (Excluding Taxes) Taxes --='-----'-----fj---~H~ --if----r~~Y1--+J.-~~-lt--~ 'I Tota.!_ O~rating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation I I I Ratio of Oper'g EXJ?S· (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operatmg Revenues H Ratio of Op,mting- ,nd TllXes to Total Oper'g Revenues =--=-- ~ -i land - - ~ -O - r-•-fP j j_, n~ l--1-.... = -Auditor's Office, CJte,aeaft9':::WJ'M,..................... J>tlC.a ...4 ............._._···········.191.8.__ L q.-f1-~~f-~:Jbj~l4-.jl!--µ.2~'U.JL �.:;r r~l-~=~:: = ] FOR THE MONTH REVENUES - ~ST~~ .E--~~-~- - : · ,:· : ~ · - / 1-- - _!1-- -!1--"'=•ID,U.jE,..m....,p~lcu.oyes FO;.- T- HE. PERIOD ~'.'."':-1 ~~: ~ =T'""'H ..... INC. BLACK DEC. RED v~• .7 ~-- -,11-.-4-....lll:oIX1..1.1:i.e..1:C:ubliC------··--- - - - - - - - i f • •• .j f~~== E~;N~;; •1= :1:-·--~ -:· l\lalntenance or Plant and Structures: ....,_ __,\_..SUpe~teruie~ . ~--==1-=-=- l \ - - - - - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~,l-_ _ -!l---!i\l--lLlC!illl.LCUll...J11W.1Wug:wuJ.LL-".l.lu.11uurM,..__ _ pnira.oi.Machinery ond Appn.r.n.twL. ___'.])_anamis$iJ)JL&J)istributio1c7R&R_nm1 I I .\ I_ - 1 - • - - --- •• -• •- - - - • ----l1 • - ·-- --·- \Re airs andR&nfilvnlsA'fools -11-- --11--Elnm.J1rul.Struo.t11m.s=:P-ep.teQj11,tion___.~- --•- '"f :..--i. - - - -+-'-' ai1i~~,_.,....,...'I<ltnl Maintenance_..,_ Production Expenses: .Superintendence_________ _ Mon octure - ~- -~---1):wm~ign...P,nd_:Q.i!trib\!!ij""o,..n_ _ __,_ _-+-- - • - - - ~ O ~ Production e~l!e!e.!n,!Ss~es2 --_ _ _-11---+- --tf----ti----+-- + - --l!---t--·+--t;..--+----+--u·- - t - - + - - t t - - - t Total Ptoducti~ ~- - -ii-- ~ . . ...:.r_,- ..............~ :.:-- ~ --- . Commerclal Expenses: Advertising nnd Solicitin15.__ _ _- i ;- -•1-- -f •~ r ~ LOtb= -~~;~:~m~ ~ x p ~~~-•==I!!==- ;, General Expenses: \ I\ Salnries of Genernl Officers '\ -\~nerol Office Clerks and Attendants J I I 11 S:.tluries nnd Expenses of i._-t,_ MI!..!!!! er nnd Clerks-Local Office 1 ll Ex enses - c-nses _ _ _ _ _ _ _.11_ _-+--+---n·- - t -~: : ~ :--:f - .;,----;-,t-.::µ,=cal'-'_;::O=-ffi=ce;;:.Exp=~• and Do.mag~ ·- -· r ers' Liobili Insurance _ +- ..........1 - - - # - - + - - - - + - · - - l ' - - - + - - _ - ~-----+---1--•-ll-- _ _ __ _ 00 --!'--~=ti =· o =n=e~ry Po Other Gcnerol • 1. _~ I and Office Su lies e.ose.s Totol - ~-, -====----.__,... ~~~-~ I I..£. Other Operations-Cr: t ood Power-Company Mines , .Li~t und!ower-Mdse. Dept. ~ --+-- -< (, ! ~Light-Real Estntc D~nrt _ m _e_n__t _ _+ - - - + -- -11-'-''-ll~-+----tc---t~-+-- -+----tl--+--+---ll-- +---+-- -ff---+- -+-- ~ ->1 I Light and Power-Water Plants · ---llf---- + - -- -1I Total Other O p ~ ~ ~---;....--+--+---11-- -1-- -1---1i-- -;--'- ' +·.,_,--tt-_'_:,-t_l_,-'--t---tt-- - t- ~ t - - 1:t - --+-- -+---ff-ll Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes I ii Total OperatingExpeliSeSand Taxes Net Income from Operation ! Ratio of Oper'g EXtJs. (Excldg. Toxee) t.o Total Operating ltevenuee Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes t.o Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., ................ .......... - ..................................191-··-· -r j ��FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST YEAR _tit=_ THIS YEAR L .AST YEAR _,._ _.,__ l-- - - "' i-"- '"".,,_~ - -,..--it,_,_t,.,,....,,. ...... ~ Production Expenses: ----◄1-.......~~ -~~J,endeni:J. ____ ..}1~~~ - - -- - - I . .. - .....- -:, -r--- -Total -15'----"R-• ~...., ~ - ~"I-¥ - llllit,.-.; ~ - Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,.................._ ..............................................191___ • INC. BLACK DEC. RED �-=~ --'--~t .... FOR T HE P :-Ec·.R - .·"o'""' o~ .. FOR THE MONTH - ~ ·...,,_;;;;=e;;=e,====---=-....... ;--T-HI S_Y_EA_R_U_LA_ST_Y_EA_R_r--;,:::;N:;::-C.- -;B ;;;;LA7,:C;;;K-jr-T-HI S-YEA--R-..,;-::..:.LA.:......:_S:..:_T=.Y..:_EA.=R:..:::T_ l .,_N_C.-B-LA-CK---I\ ===-- - ·=· - • ---- -- · - - . ~ -=---- = ~ ·- ......Jl..-....ij.-~Fro=m~E""m~p=lo'-J-y,_,,,__ _ _ _ _ _-n---r 2-42 -11----1~m tho Puhlic_ _ _ __ _ _ ~1-----+---f-- ' I - · - - · < - · - - ---<,__ Munici alitics ____ - - - ~ - - - __ - · · _,_ 1=#=""1- ==~™-'----"""-- RED - = - _...._ _,, ----1---1--11- - - 1 -=-=--p~==i,,=~ll= = = ic-=-= ----F -= - o ~:_._ RE~- - - OPERATING REVENUES 80 From __Miscell;:~~~ = -- - - - - - - - -- -i -ah-1· -1==-~j=,=~==~=-~ •===•==~-==---OPERATING EXPENSES 1\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: l-\\1_....4.,,.l=l+--'S...,.u...,_pe,,.n=·n,,,,,te...,n..,,.d..,en=ce,,__ _ __ ___ 11__-r__ - -11---+--,&,~-ll---.+--:--:;.·{--:-:-lll---+--+----il-------,1----,f----it----,r--=::-+=-ff......_.__ -=n~PJL.it:ul~uililingu~t.eS,_--1~--+--+-- 1f - -t--=~ --=---~ 1---+-l- ~-.t·J ~O-ll--+---!-c----lf--+- XJ-.LY..j!-------f--'-=-t-":-"---lll44 _&mi,it3.Qf. .?4aobinerumd.,App..l}utu~ - - · _ 14J Tranemission & Di;;itribution-Re airs _ ____ ---1-1 46 ReJ2.!tirs and Renewals of Tools._ _ _ tion =J1~66~ 2 24~ 10 l 'l'/7 ]8 . _ 4~! '12 Production Expenses: ' ~ I Transmission and Distribution Other Production enses Total Production Ex1>enses_~ Commercial Expenses: Superintendonce Advertising and Soliciting Othor Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses -=1-1=""-·-====-=----=--=- - General Expenses: rtf ii Salaries of General Officers Gonernl Office Clerks and Attendants Sa Manager 11.nd Clerks- Local Office Salaries nnd E~enses of 10 00 10 00 l.20 00 120 00 • 9 \1 Local Office Exp~nse_s_ _ __ ___l f - - - + - - + - - - l l - - i--1-------u- L:i.w Expenses Injuries and Damages _ _._ EmEloyors' Liability Insurance Insurance Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies Other General Expenses Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-COmpany Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. ~ght-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Hr--Jt- -- - 71 30 t" · 0"~0 66 ............~_.:...._ __ir--"'Y4'11ua+---,~f----!!IL~A.µ,i!.a.......JI.- ....J--f.4h~~....!'!.:!~:..t..-i-~I-..,. "!.ii.•=·ii--==--11-------,.~f--'-=-.41-- ~-~ !_-=· ~ ~ -==otal O~~ra:~':~_:~~-==n= = .. _ 1 _jJ8 i2.. I Net Operating Revenue \ ' (Ei:cluding Taxes) / \__ ! Taxes -¾--- -thTotalOp .,,,,_e-rn~tm _g_Exp ;a,.·ena -es an -,. dT~ nx~es=---tt.-~~-:._.+--1.i,~i-:m➔-=--t-~~~lh.-=--l.!E'.rl~~~-:~ Net Income from Operation ~ tt-::---=-P".'::~ ~ """'11-~~ 7 4-:~l!-:-:-, Ratio of Oper'g E)9.>s. (Excldg. Tnxea) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Qperatmg Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor 's Office,== j ,~~-- ., • 4r,!~~~.~~-~.l!!.. ....ff.•..........~.......- .~·····19L ' - · f!::!~ ~ -11-- �............,,.,....... ....... .___.__,.....--~-- -------= --- FOR THE MONTH ACCT. No. r LAST YEAR THIS YEAR FOR THE PERIOD TH IS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BL.ACK RED DEC. I I OPERATING REVENUES ,___ ' - - ---!- From Munici alities .. . J.--.J.--.+--i;...- ·--![ - - - -•r-- 0 :::=;;G =~EN; ; ~atntenance of Plant and Structures: 1 \ ----~S~m~~ ~@n®._______ ~ ,---,41--'~.!lPairs-9.f.»J.1.ildingunli.Ii:w.u~--- _ Re airs of Maghin_~ry_ruilip.PJJ.!Jltus_ Transmission & DistributiQ!!_ Repaj.! 5 ·- . -~-~ ------- '' _ _,,.._l_te__ airs_~~ Renewals of 'F..~~~- - - · _ :. Total---nx-.=,-Maintenance . ~ ~ - -- ~ _ . , - ■•'41-=-il>--=~• i_ 5: "l ., - - - t - - - t - - - t t -· +---+--fl--+---t---l!-+----+--tt--l--+--1t- l: Miscellaneous ~ -.-t-- ------+--➔ il-----t----1--t--+----1---➔1 Production Expenses: Su erintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Production ensea Commercial Expenses: Superintendence H---tt-_A_d_vertising and Soliciting Other Commercbl Expenses Total Commercial Expenses ----~ ~--s,a:"t- c:- ~ General Expenses: Sularics o{ General Officers . General Office Clerks and Attendants _.,.r_ _l_S_:tlnr -ie~- and Expenses of L-\1 M~ ger and Clerks-Local Office_ _ _ _+ - -•1---~;-- - 1 - - 1 - - --il - - - + - -·- +J ___ -l~. Lo~ q!!ice Expe~ - _ _ _ _ _ _11 l: • I· Lnw Expens_cs _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___u---+---+--½1-- +-- lt __ \.. Injuri~ ~d Damages- -- ---11----+-- -t-- -11-----1--+- --tt l.:.... l.. Em:£1Eyers' Liabµity Insurance Insurance -i!-~-1'Statio_E,.e ry, Postage and Office Su~p~li_·e_s.__-+---+---11-- --1r--- -1---1-- --1-- - r --11---1-Other General Expenses _ Total Genm.LExpenses - - t -- - t -.=.c.-11 - - - - ( Total Other Operations-Cr: Light and Powel'-Company Mines - - Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. l..., .. I, ., ... ~ ...,' -.. •v \~ Light-Real Estate_D_e-=-p_n_rtm_en _ t_ _ -1;----+---+---ll-----1- -1----u-- ---;- - - t- - it·- --t.....;..-t---l't - - -t -~ I Lig~and Power-,-'=v_a_te_r_P,...:lan _ ts _ _-l+---+---t-- ~i--- + -- + --11-- - t--- -t---jt----,-+.---+--:-~-,--l--:c-:Total Other Operations ... _,!, ,J < J .... t \ - - l - Total Operating Expenses ";.~ - . ..-...:..... ~. ~ ~=-: . . r ~- ) 'I , 6 .;.6 ,, ~et Operating Revenue (Excluding Truces) ' n .I '· ~ _.1---1+--aT"axea~,, f t ~ ·-i .....+!---l!--,.ToialOperating E:xpciises aiiirTaxea ;.;. t;C/ (...) 5t. Net Income from Opem7:ti-on- ----+1-·--+::..c_-+...<....::~ - - 'i..:--l~ c......i1--- .+---1- I '"' .1 • ..,_., Ratio of Opei-'g Exps. (Excldg. Tn.xes) ' .., , S ', f., {j to Total Operating Revenues ,,., ·~ ...,, ; 'J ll': ,. l 'J J ,<= ., Ratio of Operating Exoenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g"Revenues - .. ... 9 r I - -;1 t (. J - ' I ( ' "... .. ... �,~- Ii~ ~· f.¥ ,. .---=-= ·• -"= ~ = -·· = = =,11'--=-- - FOR THE PERIOD FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR -~ LAST YEAR -- - - ~ -~ INC. BLACK D EC. RED -=-=-9'"-=- THIS YEAR LAST YEAR =--1!;=- =i"===.= OPERATING REVENUES OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures : -11---11-6.lmerin~n..,c,...0_ __ _ Y!-Aa::I~~ = ·' +-'-~ppamtUL. - tion-Repnit.; .i,..__ _ __, - -u. . - - - 1 - --1 f Tools ~=~~== _lla>J.e.!l.i!J..DQJl _ _ TP.talMnintennnoo _ __ f . . . .- l,..~ Production E1.penses: - =--··-fu!DmRk.t\deD®_ _ _ _ _ __ Transmission and Distribution Other Production ~ e s = -- -•- -t - -Tota.l Production enses - - 11 - - - t -- --1-- 1 1 -- t - -- - - t t - - - - t - · - - - 1 - -·tt- - -+-- 1--- -1t - - 1-- - -+---t,- Commercial E1.penses: 11 - - - -1- General Expenses: Snlaries of General Officers General Office Clerics and Attendants Snlnries and E.'<J)enses of -..;:;~~=I ~ r and Clerks-Local Office Loeo.l Office enses Employers' Linbility ~'!l'ance=----1'--- -' Insurance lies enses _ Totnl Genernl Expenses _ _ _ ·- 219_,~ ..-=t~ li6 _4e>6 ea__ 11 II Other Operations-Cr: '16.S,5 Light and Power-Company Mines -l l ir Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Tnxea) Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating 'Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues - -=- '""'="•Poril.and,O regon~ "" J _ _ ._-.....__.,ii--- ··1 - = - - -- -,1=,~ Auditor's Office, . . .. . . ,..................... l~~ ...2J.___···················•91_t_ l-.=- u.........=1.~ -..b=--" -- �·· - t ~11=- --1=·,...··..,..,1,=a"""1l ,....:.=~ ~ L ,.l 7 ~ - 1... J M.. HA Ratio of Operating Expenses and T axes to Total Oper'g Revenues ~ ~ ~ - ~ - - - -•..,- -'.- · 4:~ ~--.....;;,..-....' ~ ~c11,,...- .1o.J.___...,.,, _,......,... ., l Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo., .............._I:......:.......,' -···-·-·-············-····-19L .._ �F O R THE MONTH T HIS YEAR f LAST Y EAR FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. THIS YEAR RED LAST Y EAR ~ l_ f u : : : : : ~ . ~ ~ · ~-- • ---~l,.........~!ID-1~..Eub~.- - - ·- __,,___ ..._ From Muni_ ci"'""p:ili=·ti=es"-_ _ •-n----tt--Mis.!l.!tl~-- -- - - . ---- 57 / 246 Total , •. ,11,.......cil=-,....-'c==-----,,,.,.........- - - - ~ ~- 15 21 •-=-...a. ~ OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: i • _A_Q._erul.,Q_ _ _ __ - - - - 1 1 - - - 1 it:a_oi Buildinge...a.nd.Eixt._lll'es 5I.!LOL~cll.wi:y...a___n._d..A.ppl\t.M.llS__ _ _ __ ---· _ ... _ _ _ _ _ mission & Distribution-Re airs - - - + • l!!l:d ~ne~a]s -9£ To,2!J! . _ _ _ _ _ - ..1- -- _ - _38j _ -- 3 84 I ·I Production Expenses: Transmission and Distribution Other Production nses -ll=~i\,-,....-...;T,.,;, oto.l ~_P.. ro_d1;1ction ~~nses~ 486 7!_ Y=l 1 ,i -~7,.,,, _r 2_9~ ~4J .... _. _ -.-,...,. Commercial Expenses: uperintendcnce ~vertising and Solicitin~-- - - - - - t t - ---t--+-......a.---1-- - 1 - -MQ~~ Commercial Expenses Tot:i.l Commercial Expenses ~ ~---~-==--..,... = -- µ.A,,,,uq~ _ - - - - - - 1- -~ - - -- 11 - - l - -- l- -11--- - 1 - - + ---II- - ~-- General Expenses: 11 \ ~ ~ero.1 Office Clerks and Attendo.~~s _, 11,7 \ ~alo.ries of General Officers • ~ ---1 - --ll-- • .,r .:;.~~k,;_ \ - - l l - - --1 - - ---1-- 1 \\ Salaries and Expenses of Mllllllger and Clerks-Local Office Vj Local Office Ex-penses Law Expenses I 10 00 10 00 Injuries and Do.mag~ ··- - · -- - - - -1- - 4 - - - - - l ! - - ~ - - 1 - - Employers' Liability Insurance . - 1 , - = - = . t - - - -- - - - - - -- - f l - - Sto.tionery, Postage o.nd Office Supplies Other General Expenses __ _ _ Toto.I General Expenses _ _ _ _ _ Total , -4-~ = - 11=1; l- 1-11-- - l - - '8~33....- lt·--+-----,t--tl----t-- --t-- ..18 33_ ,.9 ! .,i,-,.t"4!=:~~i ai!·S'.=-5.-',1- _!?5 27 Other Operations-Cr: \16 1 Light and Power-Company Mines 16 Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. lightr-Reo.IE.""t;te;-:-;D~e-p-~ 7tm~~':-:-t-- U - -i-"""7lr-:;:-l!---t~4':==--ll--+--+--it---+---+- +- + -+-~-+--1---ll- 16'i light and Power-Water Plo.nts Toto.I Other Operations Total Opera.ting Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total Opera.ting Expenses and Truces .r4--u-~ Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Truces) to Total Opera.ting 'Revenues Ratio of O_perating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g"'Revenues . . . . , . . - - - ~ = - -----·- - 10 8 a, a - ~ - - - - l c - - 1----=&....-.L-.s=!==- - - Auditor's O.fflce, - ~ • ,J1r.~~~~-!-...1.!~~~~---~-7._...____________191_,__ �-·~·r OPERATING EXPENSES Malntenance or Plant and Structures: Surufilllt&.!l®W1><@,..__ _ _ __ __ _ _, ___&1>1\il:!l.0£ futlldi{!gu.nd..Fi~t)l~s__ L -l\-..,.,..-,,---!!--=Re=~•IDIAM1\chineJy_nndJ\pp,rratus Transmission & Distribution-Re11n4:_s I -- --· i- - ·--I _R~airs and Renewals_of Tools _ D~reciation '5.. t·Other Main~11p.nce Expens~"--- - -n---+---+---;t---+--t ~~" -41. -. _.i1_P :,;l:::an:::t and Stl]!Ct\!!~ \ic=--11=--~ - -T""o'"" tal _._,~ aintenaA~- ~ __) 84 I _,, .. - - Production Expenses: Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses '. r-r--ll-- - =T~o.tal _ P=r-~d-2~c-tio=n-_!;P _•~---e= ~ -es...-=lt-l-=~41 _ 6 TO Commercial Expenses: Superintendence - l Advertising and Solici_tin -= g- - - - - t t - - + -:_JllE Other Commercial Expenses ... ~ Total Commercial Expenses -~ ; 1 · 1 -==== ~~--== 1 t- _,.=-t,......,""1'==,~ =- General Expenses: A ll Salnries of General Officers 1.-,, General Office Clerks and Attendants 10 00 I l Other Operations-Cr: 1 Light and Power-Company Mines 1 1 251 35 6 1 Light and Power-Mdse. Dept.- --1r--r-::-=-1r-=-:::-1t----t"7"::-r:~"'lt---t---t---Jlt----t---t--1t----+---+-- -1t---t--+----l~ t-Real Estate Department .. :161 -f: \ ·~=- . ➔Ii an~ P~~ r P~~- - Total 0th~ O ..cpa..e_rn_ti_·o_ n s_ _ _ • -tt-tr-""_ r _-+t'.l_r.11_r11-irtl"11-=c :._ -:_-+-+--it---t-,c.....¥~--t--t--t!---+---+---ll---+--,¼--jil.•. a T~~l ~p:~ing ~e~! s / Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Truces) ,I Taxes ....;;.--i!.Total- Op~era cc-tin ~ g-,Exp_.-cnses -,--an --.d -.. T.ax _ es _ .- i.-=--1-•·-'~ :!H· ~1 Hl-- V I --1.~ rl Net !Jlcome from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating :Revenues IZ 6 na Ratio of Operating E~nses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues Auditor's Office, • ml••~.....on11a ~ I ■ II ,....................................................................191____ • 10 8 '' �r 7 .r , •I :::,:=~: From Municipalities :: M:~is=ce=~::~ 1 FOR T HE MONTH ,r ··--- - - · --· • _ - ■-tt,,=~--=--0-~;~G~~E-N-; =E= ~~. FOR THE PERIO D r-i - T-H_I_S_Y_EA_R_7T"_LA_ST_YEA _ _R_-;i-:::,N::-:E~=-.--=e:-:LA --:R:--: io:-:-K:--+-TH - -IS_ Y _ __ _ R_ =- _ __ _ -r, r -.:.. __LA_ -:..__ ~....:..::::: : .:..£A -=.:.R.:..:..: __ :...;..-. -~N-~i-~-. _a-L.A _R_~-: -= --ll - , ---+---»- _-1._ _.-L--__.,_:=:==---+--1 --+--_-_-+-+-_-_--11----+--+-•r ! ~ Maintenance of Plant and Structures: ,--1,1----1i--::S'-"u=rm=·te,,_,n:.:.:d,.,e., ,n.,.ce~ - - - - - - -- - 11----i--_&p~.Jlililing!lj!I\d Fi2!.tur~ r~ - ... ---r . - . - -_ r_~__ Re~f..MJl&bil\..e~ndAP.PJ!TJ1.tu1t. Transmission & Distribution-Re airs - •-- -~airs o.nd Renewals l?LTuol!_ __ _ Plant and Structures De reciation Other Maintenance Expen_Lll.loL--- -11- - Total Maintenancer ..... 11=..-4,. _,....,,_.,.w,..~-=-----.....-r-~ _ +----1--~1-- - 1 -~ - - - ,1r-- - - + - - 4--11- --1 ~ Production Expenses: J_ Su erintendence Transmission o.nd Distribution Commercial Elpenses: i -\I-- Superintendence -\\-- _ Advertising nnd Soliciting 1 Injuries nnd _Da.mnges _ _ ____ Em lo ers' Linbilit lDsurnnce l lDsurnnce l...-lf-~ -~tationery, Postage o.nd Office Supplies ••i1-Other Genernl Expenses Total General Expenses J ,~~2_~} I -+---1-- 1 5 - = , ~ : : = - =11 1--•='4=,.,.r•.cjc::=..11---=a.1=,-cJa= -=•~~=-"--- - ..' Other Operations-Cr: Light nnd Power-Compnny Mines Light nnd Power-Mdse. Dept. I ' I.. l 1 - -- - -- - - - •.~ ,. ~· Vv I, _ _ __Li _·~t--Rea.l Estate Department ·--it----t---+-➔-~r-=t-,,..:..-lt---t--+---ll---t---t--11~-+----t---fl----+--+--ll­ Light and Power-Water Plants lj - -Total Other Operatione- - -•n---+--+---i:.---~'""' '.,J :-! ll n l1 ... __ - Total Operating Expenses Net O; : -ing-:v:u; - -- ..,.. a.= ·~- ►'• (Excluding Taxes) 1 ·- -i!--rrl' Ta.xes Total Operating Expenses and Trutea Net Income from Operation 1\ t .j r ~ Ratio of ()per'g ~s. (Excldg. Trutee) to Total Opera.tmg Revenues ......, ... r· ~ ., I r. . Ratio of Operating Exoen.sea nnd Taxes to Total Oper'g""Revenues - .) , I .:. ~ . - ~ ,.; '/'l f., ,,. ', ' ; Auditor's Office, CbeJ~nne, Wro,,......................-..................................._._......191 __ ·.. Roviee:.l 10 a { 6 �J:'OR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR INC. BLACK LAST Y-R l hoe-c. D~E.,. c._ -=i.:: ..:~~ RED - =41.= T- H, I:S = ~EAR ,._,,--_=J_; INC. BLACK ...-r -=-~~Er \ - ~ED OPERATING BEVENUES 461 From Munici alitics ______ _ ~=~=- --··1----1.•, 6j 230 JtO " = 25 65,_1~., 40' 8(; \ . I -- Miscellaneous OPERATING EXPENSES 40 86 , I Maintenance or Plant and Structures: ~ - ~ --ll---i---+-!!---l----+--ll--+----+---l~--+--+---ll- - -11-- ~i---e,~ia.o.f.TuillWJ1.gS n,n ~lm'..~- - I, 11- - -1 - - 1 - - _ 172 CM -11--~R =e,..,n~ of Machinery nnd 4-PMrm~. • _ Transmission & Dist.ribution-Rep11irs Re airs and Renewals of Tools _ . _____ '-· _ _ _ [ - l_1 4 _ 17 --· - - 4 ii---.LL!lr-"'=~c;...:::===-=--===="----tt--- -i-l 4 ~...... "'. .---1~ ~ Other Maintenance = J= = -- - - 1 ~ - - + - - + - -11 - - - - ' - - - 1 -- - 11 Total Maintenance ~~-11---~~--~ Production Expenses: 0 ~ 23 1 ~ Transmission = = ~ = - and = -Distribution = = = = ---11--+---+--r-+--+----i~--+---+-Other Production enses Total Production Exp..!l:-.; ns_ea ,,, ; _ ~ -~ _ 2:: : 55 94 2 7S4 06 16~ J6 I • _ _ _45. ~ -: 1 ~i,..;;;,,-11_ ! . 137 13_w•---► 23 ,- 2 1 94 06 Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising o.nd Soliciting Other Commercial Expeill!es Total Commercial Expenses ,......_.it==~...-.....- - = = = • ~ - -~-----=11=--=lc=-.,. ~ - - = General Expenses: Salaries of Genero.l Officers Gcnero.l Office Clerks and Att.endants - . ~ - - - - - - - -- - --n---+--1-----1-- Salaries nnd Expenses of l 00 Man~ and Clerks-Loon! Office c-1'!".,_.-rr-lf>cal Office Expeill!Cs _ _ _ _ _ _11~ ---+Lnw Expenses juries an~_J?n_m_a.:::.. ges _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Employers' Linbilit Insurance --ll---4--+---11---+---+---!t--~--.--ll---+--~-li- 10 00 _ 20 00 2 00 _ ____ . 33 Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies Other Genero.1 Expenses _ _ _ _ Total GeneratExpenses _ _ _ _ Total Other Operations-Cr: Light aDd Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Total Other Operations ' -~ __ \ I ~-- _T~_:I ~~~g Expenses \ Net Operating Revenue L (Excluding Tmcea) Tmces l-#----tt- Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g ExJ.>s. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses aDd Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues '' 0 107 T 20 2 91 20 1 CJ9 3 lS 6 13 8 �FOR THE MONTH Aca. FOR THE PIERIOD No. INC. BL.ACI( DEC. • Tgtnl--==-=---"""'"""'""'".--·11 OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance or Plant and Structures: . ~ n ~- - - - 1i -•••I - ,l -------lli----Ll'<I.PlllllLOU3uil~a__- I~ • - ·--~ - - - ~ -.i---i.-_.,.-ep.1riDu>i.M.aehinex:~.Jllld.A.pparat.us_ _ __ Transmission & Distribution Repairs Re airs and Renewals of To9~- ~~--- PlnlltlUld St.ru.rtµres-De.JID3ciation ---~,......,.......,.u..n.inte.wl.ruleJ.iixp~DS11o>.._ _ _-1!-_--+---lr----ll!----+---+----1!-- - - ,f-· Production Expenses: ......i-~~S~u!l!'<~·~te=n,,.d""en,..,c.,,.e' - - - - -- - - - +- .- -+--•1-- ..,_Manufact.ure Trnnsmission and Distribution Other Production -41-~1--"""".::.;.;:,:;;:::.;.~:.=.::;~;;..-;.~e ;-,;n=ses~ -<11-- -+.::--1c--i1--.,-t,.~=t-- =fl,- Commerclal Expenses: Su erintendence Advertising and Soliciting 1 Other Commercial Ex enses T~tal~ er~ ! _ ~ ~ = General Expenses: Salaries of General Officers ii General Office Clerks and Attendants \\ Salaries and Expenses of __ -r·Ma~r and Clerks-Local Office II Local Office Expenses l - ~ \ La-;-E~n_s_cs_________--'t....---+---+----t1---1-- -+---n 1:niurics lll!d_D~g~- - _ -· ___ . 1 Em lo ~• Liab!!lli'. Insurance Insurance Statione Postage~an=dc.:::0:..:ffi=-ce=-=S:..:u==li.:::es~ ---+----1---ll---1--l---•U Other General Ex enses _ _ _ _ .. Total General ~e_ns_es - - - -11-- - 1 - - + - - - - 1 . - __J Total ' Other Operations-Cr: .., Light and Power--Company Mines I.I •~:. \. ! i t ' Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. ~ ',, (' _,___....,.__L~·ght-Real i F.state Department l ' ~tandPo_::v~ _W_a_te_r_P_m _ n_ ~--~r--,-l,_..,. , :.. I!. I•• ___ _ _ _ _T_o_tal _ O _ th_er_Q._ pe_r_a_ti_ons _ _ _-ii~--+--+--H----t--'-'-" +=~:::..._---lt-- - t- -:1--Jl -- tv---+--·lf---+- . ~ ... --= r---- Total Operating Expenses ~ = Operating Revenue Excluding Tnxea) .. :..a ==-· '•.., f ,r I,,. Tnx~ : ;----- - - - - - - - t r ---t--~-t----ll-- - t-:-1-,+ ,-,~-lr-+--+~-lt--+-=:--4~ ., 2l. ,. . - - ·L Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues I,, Ratio of Qperating Exoenses and Tues to Total Oper'g~venues Jc""'"'- = - - - = = - . _ , ,- ....,..~- •. I ·(' ' .. -i I': 1r , =-..,,,-,.-~~J....• ~. ' \ ' ,b.- !:....---....L.:...L.=.Jl~ i -- ,b,....:i.,=,- ob,,_ _ _wr --~-1-......1--n~-Jo:.. Auditor's Office, Cbeyenne,-Wyo,, ................................................-..··-············l9J!___ -------- RED �'-== AJ=~~· =--------~-~=-~:---~ =~, --,=='i~t-= ---~-~~ ; -_v. ~---R-1r FO-: _T _s:_E_YEA_M_:_N_T"iHr--:~N-:E7;--_-e-1-A -~-K--II--T-H, s-YEA_R_: ·-FO_R_LA..:..:..:.. :...:::.....::...:ER:.:.R:..:.'::..o.;;::L __ :Jl_E~--.-B-LA-Rc-~--II~ - -- --- •pc:==;==Jf==ir====ii==U•==t'==, ==ll,===>==-=,..,,i11 ---- --=- - - OPERATING REVENUES From Employes___ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....6.. 22_ ,----.u..;i1,1,1...:0J • -ll---.J:i......1Frou.u.m..._.t i· Ho Fro i_u _ _., ,,,_.<--r--'' -ll-- 1~9_3 l !.~ - l - ~L l-11- 1----+---1~-- -11----i1---11-- - + - - - - - 1 - - " - - - - + - - - 1 - - 1 1 - - - - i 1 - - - + --fl- ulities Mis OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: ~ =-s=u.._,S~un.fil~.!lil&n .!.!lo<l<....--- - - - -11 _,~= - = . , ~ . _ ~ l d i n g u,WA..~JIM'-l--ll----l-·---4,- - # - - - + - - l-ll,.;~~l,......&1>.l!Yll..Qf...Mrulhl!t(l!'.)'J ..qdAnpM!!-!,,.,.s" -llf---f---+ ansmission & Distribution-Re • s ~airs and Renewals of Tools ___ _ Structures-De reciation ~ ~Wl-~=.!!!!!1.Hin~te!ml!!a~Exo !.!!:l!'e<!Jn!Blses ~ - - - 1 + - --4-- ~ - - l ! - - - - - + - - 4 -- i l -- 4 - - 4 - - - l l l - - ~ 1 - - - f . - - - 1!----11----i--11----1---1---11-- ~ - -:11==•=-J ~ ain~rumce ==-=!P= 245 2; Production Expenses: Transmission and Distribution Other Production • enses Total Production E~enses Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting __9ther Commercial Expenses Total Commercial Expenses ·=-il:=-=--==---=--=-=-~-=:...._~ General Expenses: Salaries of General Officers General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks-Local Office Local Office Expenses tationery, Postage and Office Supplies ther General Expenses ··- __ Total Gene~enses Total ,- ~·-~=~~-== --54 .29- - - - ~-...¥£ - -- -==-..:. ccjcl!!,,hjF ~ c~ - 1 - -...J'---L ~ ~:jl=<=a 4 '=+4 ,._~~ -; 4~ ~C.a::; ~ o,jj,==j~ ~=-1!= Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. , Light-Real Estat.e Department JL!-97· Light and Power-Water Plants I: l ' Total Other Operations- - - Ji"-----'.l:-i~=-+:::-::-ll----::+~ t-:~l---h7;.4+.4·2'-n.-- + -+--ll--- +-- +---l~- ---jf----1-- ....Jl- I' -L 1l 1- --~-!'.ta! o,.,ating E,p....,- - I Net Qperating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) T axes Total Operating Expenses and Tlll{es Net Income from Operation ! Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues I , ~l4~ ~ 1==l~ 4""~ 11== ~1= - ~l_O~-.~~~~l~~==f �J ~ --,-- __ ■-#----i~:.IJ,l,IM..cthe..:f_ublia___ From Municipalities f _ - LAST YEAR THIS YEAR RED INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THO~ Y- ~ ~ -~--.--~ -- DEC. RED -"='- =r..r - - \[ _ OPERA.TING EXPENSES 1'1alntenance of Plant and Structures: I_ ._I_ __l_§uperintendence _ ---11-- - ..hpnirsofBuildingsqn~ici,'__ Rem.i.m of Macbinecy_~nd_filU>gD&us_ TrnMroission & Distribution-Repairs __ _ _ Re~ and Renewals of Tools __ . . Plant and Structures-D9recia.tion _ _ __ .......,Other Maintenance Expenses Total Maintenance ~ \b,=cll--,.,-===-~ -------.-==..· · - 1 1 - - - -;- =-----1 :a::::...w - - - - - - 1--1-- - L- ...-=-==----= _ _ __ --- - - ~ Commercial Expenses: _ Superintend_cn _ ce_ _ _ _ __ _ _-i!-Advertising and Soliciting - L +Oth : .er Commercial Expenses ___ _ l \ Total Commercial Expenses ,~ ~ 1 ~l\ General Expenses: Salaries of General Officers Genernl Office Clerks and Attendants , 1 Salaries and Expenses of ~ --r ___ Production E1penses: Su rintendence _ Mnnufacture _ _ - - -- - - --fl- _ -1+--n--Tran!nnissi!!n and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses ~ INC. BLACK DEC. I__ __ ::::~::::M:_is...ce _ n; ~o:.,,:""u.,_,, s.,...,,-===,.,.._,..,...,__=..........---- ! !, A FOR THE MONTH - _.., -+- -t- - i t - s----=..:-..- I \ and Clerks--Lo oal_O_ffi_i_ce--111----;-.--t--➔I,. . __ .._ ____-_-_,,_-_-_-_- - ·- + - -II...,_ _ J _!:1j\ Manager Local Office Expenses r l - i-•• Law Expenses Injuries and Dn.mnges Em lo era' Liabilit Insurance Insurance Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies Other General Expenses Total General Expenses - - _ - _ - - - - i- - - r .r - - -1--- - t - --r.-- - t - - - t - - - - t r -. Total Other Operations-Cr: Light nnd Power-Company Mines Light nnd Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plants ---,\----_?-'otal Other Operations Total Operating Expenses Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Tota -O~pe - ra~tin r-g~Expe •- - nses-- an ~ d -m=:ax=es~, r--+- -+-~- -lt---t--tt - -+--+---tt---+---+--11-- --,1--- r Net Income from Operation Ratio of Ooer'g ExJ?s. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Qperating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g""Revenues �~::c::r:::.:::a:: FOR THE MONTH ACCT I :l·---~--• THIS YEAR LAST YEAR I' INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR - - "-"'=-=- OPERATING REVENUES l --1...---,_F:mm..Empley_es.__ _. _- - - · 7 ..Eublic.- - - - - - ~ ~ - - 1 1 - - ~l!JCIJ.ll.LIJ,~• OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: -11-...,.."i!---"'-'upetlru&D..®n@._ __ - a -a;x_ ___._....pnirs nf Buildings and FixtWlla__ ___ - = -R.epaim.nLM.acbinecy.an.<iApparatus._ .. _ _ _ _ _ . __ Transmission & Distri!L~i.Q.ll Repairs _ _ _ _ __ - -· Re_pnirs and Renewals of Tools. ___ ._ ~l_n~~~g_§kµ9i~D..9n.r.e_cintion l.41 9.5- 96 53 ~ .o.=~.,_,_,..,...._..~,aintenance.ExileJ1aeS_ _ a, 42 - - ==-,~- ~ =T~alM~~ten@£.G_ Gt!neral Expenses: Salaries of Gencrnl Officers ,+lS.7. \ Genernl Office Clerks and Attendants I I • , 1 \ , Salaries and ~lenses of _uS3 \... }.fa.nnger n.nd C erks-Locnl Office -11---+-.....,,- 00 11---ii -O ....0..0. ,..l..$5}' ~cnl Offic~.~ -_e_ ns_es_ _ _ __ !J.£,_Q 1 ½w • enses !161 Injuries n.nd Dnmnges ~ lo e~iiinbili--·~~nnce Insurance 63 Stationery, Postage and Office Su lies ll..6.4 ...Qther Genernl enses _ _ _____. ' Totnl General Expe _ wies J- I Other Operations-Cr: \ Light and Power---Company Mines 1 -fJ-~ ·-11-'--Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. _ Li~t--Real Estate De~nrt _ m_en_t_ _ , __ _ _...., 1 l _!._!~t nnd Power-Water Plnnts Totnl Other Operations [I ~=._.'S f, ll , Total Operating Expenses .1$.,,:'I - I • .;;.. ~I "-:..---=-._ '"..L -~ - · t - . : Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) - Total Operating Expenses and Taices - --,;rNet Income°from Operation Ratio of Oper'g E:Jws. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating 'Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Totnl Oper'g"Revenues Auditor's Office, ~~;~~?.~.~~.........Uay....28...................................191..!J.... 40 .0.0. 1 506 �FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST V EAR - ... -- , r _ -- FOR THIE PIDIIOD L • INC. BLACK DEC. 1.~- THIS YEAR RED I N C. BLACK D EC. RED LAST VEAR -==-n·,·=-=-- ::;;_,;y---~- OPERA.TING REVENUES From Em lo es - ~ I - - - - - + - - - - - + - ~ ~ - ~II-----+--+-- -------·- - - 1 il 11 4.----tl--=S=-=u =:=in;:;;te""ndence __ __ _ _ ___11__,Re=airsoLBuildin1tt1 and Fixture$,._--111-.. __ _ _ -11---11-Re_p~oi~aohi.nery an~..Am!_~atll8_ Transmission & Distribution Re~airs ---Re - :J>airs and Renewnls of Tools_ _ . Plant and Struc~~-Depreciation_ _,,__ _, 1·1 I t= 1 -~ ]. ~._-_ _,..__ _,__~1 .\i I- _,----1t---O"""ther Maintenance ~e,,,ns=es= ------11---1 - --1---+----1---•>-Total Maintenonce'"=-==-II -..-=-~~--~~ .... ~ ~ "Ill'~-=::;. I - • ~-~ •;&. _ _ ,,.._.r- I - 1-- - ~1 - - - 1 --1-----+H I --7-.. ...____ ::,::a.• ..... Production Expenses: - ----S~perintendence Manufacture n---11--- - -•· - - - - - - -·· ·Transmission and Distribution Other Production • enses Total Production Expenses _.11,n.....,,11-,,~=---=.,....,_~-~""""'::---- -- l - Commerclal Expenses: ~tendcnce l~ertising and Soliciting •• Other Commercial Expenses -- 4>-- - - f--r--1' -11- ---1- - -- - - - + - - - t - --tt- - - + --+- -n- 1 i-.,._=_..,.Tot:u, Comm~~ E~e,!'es \ General Expenses : • Salaries of General Officers i' General Office Clerks and Attendants I l)"--\\ Salaries and Ex"Penscs of lL_ .JL.J~ .c:1_1 Office ~enses ~ I Law Expenses ' Injuries and Darnogcs 1-i•--- E- ~ loyers' Liability Insurance Insurance l--11---l'r -S_ta_t!onery, Postage and Office Supplies ________ Other General Expens_es Total General Expenses ~---- \ \i Manoger and Clerks-Local Office ~ f--tt- I T otal l\ Other Operations-Cr: ! li Light and Power----Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department Light and Power-Water Plani;-11.---Total Other Operations - -tt-- - t -- t---ili---t-- t---il--+--+--lf---+--1---l+--+--+--ll---+---+--i- i Total Operating Expenses J-1'. ;;.;~~H~::f~-· --1 hoxes 1 , 1 Toial()perntmg Expenses and "Taxei,";-lr--t::--:r-+--t,--:,::--t-...;....-tt--+--l-,'-,-lt--t--:,""1--:q--,~-=----l!----t---t-➔--4--4--#-. • Net Income from Operation ,.... .,. ~- - - n • - - - - ~ t - --ih 1,t 1 , '·--i--1t--+--+-➔--lr----t---f1--+--+---!1- R.Atio of Oper'g Exos. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total OperaCmg Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g""Revenues .) C Auditor's Offlee, CbeJenne, W10••······················-·-····::...................................l91.._, '' �! ~~- FOR THE MONTH l THIS Y EAR LAST YEAR L FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK THIS YEAR ~,_.'+-001 __ 123 .12_ • om t he PubJ1..,____ _ . - I j - - 1-f• -+----l1---t1 ----1, - - - - t - - t t - - - + - - - t - - - - - - - - i - - - r - - r . - -i;..!--=: -=----11--- f l ----l- - - t - - ! ! - - - t - --+--1---+---+--,...._· --t-- I -\\- -- ----1--· 11.itutf ;auilcling!I..All..~11r.ea__f. _ 'I , -ll--:---=-n- ~-nruLM.a..cbmecy.,n..nd.A.pRflr.o.tus ~t Transmismon & Distributio~ Repairs Re nirs·and Renewals of Tools I 14 - - 7:::· -::: . Malntenance of Plant and Structures: ~..._,...,_Wl!-wi.dence !!--"- - ~ = = . . : ~ • ·, I I- _ - ~- _ _ _ _ _ - U ~ • _ . - - - - [_ · - - - ,• • - ·+~_ •1-+96 --!1·--t--+-9-5-;l,_- --- •- ~ ' _ ~=-ll•--=:i> T=o ~~tenaace. _____~ 1 - ~ 1 - - - - - 1 1 - - - - 1 - -, 17 __62 ~ 517 r' _ _ II I • • _ _ 01 / ?2 227 -31 I 06 13 ~- M.,,,1.., l -f---71ll 6 .ion ___._ _ __.[_=_ Other Commercial Expenses ol Insuronce Stationery, Postage and Office Su Other Genernl Expenses _ _ Totaj. Ge.nernl_Expenses \ ·1 \ Other Operations-Cr: ! ~ - 1 . . a; -=- - - i u.o, M.l.. L .; l~ Light and Power-Company Mines l Light nnd Powe~Mdse. Dept. Other Operations --~1:___Totnl·---' l I 1 ~ Total Operating Expenses -----=- --~-- ~ ... =--- -= ~---=-~· ~ I': Net(Excluding Operoting Revenue To.xes) . f 1 To.xes Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income fro~ Operation i'\! Audl~~r's omce, ~ ---•i-=-...-91-~"F"-o!=-• Jh- ~ - - K·~ ~...............J.m ...lt............ ...--191...l.. I , Commercial Expenses : "-"N-~ I 11.I 4, ~1 ---_ r- !:1www. -- · " " ' = = -,~ .. to; 'iJ iL ; 0 , !21 12~-l "7 7_n= ;r ,. J. ~ i7 11 Production Ell)enses: -- INC. BL.ACK DEC. RED -- . -·- -'-l·i=1- ~ - = ' - ·--==- ,ll__-ti-=F=or -m_ Empj9__y_§ ___ __ ::==:=:::~=m,.,.._ ~ =;,e)i"'5 I LAST YEAR =~ = r===-F==-11=...-,. .~ o=j,,- .=l.......-: ....,_~ ~ --1-_J_ -:.· .- ~':1 �INC. BLACK LAST YEAR - •ii Other Production E DEC. THIS YEAR RED - -1- =tt-_,,_....._""F=---tt~==1• enses •• - - LAST YltAR ='l-~ + --"-'r=-"-=t=-!I INC. BLACK OEC. RED -1r-· - ~ - .-- - - - + - · - · l ! - - - t - - - - - > - - - - + - - - - + - - - 1 Total Production ~enses Commercial Expenses: Su erintendence + - - - - + - - - 1 1 - - - - . - - , - - 1 1 - - - - t - - - , - - - - 1,r -11r--.\!---A_d_v_e r_t_ ism _· ..::g:...llll _ d_S_o_li_·c_it_in-"g"----- - n---+---+- · ~ - _ _ - -l!-- - - 1 , - - + - - - 1 i l - - = - _ _ · - · - - _ _ _ 1_ _ - - + - _,;1 _ __ o_th_e _r_C _o_m_m_e_rc_io._l_Exp _• -=-e_ns_es _ _ _ _ _ _ _t - - - + - - - i - - 1 -- t--- 1--- - 1 t - - - 1 - _ _ _ I _ _ __ !_ _ ---~~---1---+---;.-• 1 r, ••T~::;~:~n:ensea ~- = - ~ h~\ '\ , --=. - I = - 1--= =cdhc-=-~1--t.=--11< j • Salaries of General Officers General Office Clerks D.Ild AttendD.Ilts I ~ Safari.es lllld Expenses of I - - ~~Enger a~d_l _CC_Le_rks __ Lo_cal __O_ffi _c_e__ -i ~ - - - - i- - - + , - - - + - - - t - - --ii ~ Office Expenses - · _ .\ Law ~ .,__n_s_es_________ _+.---+---t-- -H-- - + - ---i 1: j Injuries and Damages ___ _ ,..,..__ _ _... __,,___ ..._ ....J\ - -~ Employers' Liability Insuran~ - - - - _____ - - 1 1 t - - - 1 - - - + - - - t t 1 I\ Insurance 1i 1 k Stationery, Postage and Office Sup lies : 1---1-----1- -+ -- - -, I! Other General Expenses _LJ..:_ 1 ~l~-- _ Total General~ ;1__ +~ I™= \ -I-➔------+·· - -·- ' :~ta~ =-= , = Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. ' Light-Real Estate Department ___ Li~ ·gh _ t_ ~d Power-Water Plants 1: Total Other Operations ] :• ~ . 11 1_ __ .... !f--11:-,- h ~ ij ;, ,, - , ,. , ,. - " - - - - - - - 1 r - - 1 r - - J - - ; 1 - -t -- t- - i l -- t - -t --llf--t--+---ff----+--+-~l-- . '",, '! -+..!.;..+...:i....-ll-- 1\ Total Operating Expenses ...:wr - ~ r -.__.- - - . - -:- . - - - ~-=a:. - ~ 1\1 Net Operating Revenue ; (Excluding Ta,ces) .r Ta,ccs .,.. ~ r4,rTotalOperating Expenses and Ta,ces ., ....'~ \_ \ _N.... et_l_n_ oo_m;e;;-7,fro~m~Onpera;:;;;~ti~·o~n;-----u--t::-.:::1"--t-7c-:7-i::--fli---t--i-'-r-+--+-➔--li--t---!t---4==-+--h ,., r-t \';" -; 1.· 'I Ratio of Oper'g Expa. (Excldg. Taxes) I to Total Operating Revenues f ~ . e Ratio of Qpernting E~nses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues '1' -t-' ~ , rf 1 , • ' ,,., .. . .. J Audltor's Office, Olieyenne, Wyo.;.~.L~...--'·······-- --··················-·········- ···-·-191....S, �OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance or Plant and Structures: 11-=~I Su:Q.erintendence H~ a!--=" Re,,,=~qf_BJ!iliiiPgui,n.d.Jri.2Ctll~- _ __ - · lI _ lJ&ID\.Y'!LlllMA~hiMccy__ o.J).,d_.A.pp_a_m_t_ _ __ .. . _ Tro.nsmission & Distribution-Repai~ ~ _ ReEairs and Renewals oL_To~ls___ _ _ . -n-"""-1llt Plant and Structu.res-Deprecio.tion ,1----1-- «)641-<~ ~0!a!.t!!!c!h..er Maintenance ExJ!efil!:!l,_ _ _..,_ __+---1- -➔-----Toto.I Maintenance .1~-=- 1to=,_....""'""-~---:a. ... -==:. 95- - -- - .,,. ~ -- - - - - -=-~ - ~- - - - - - - - - - t i - - 1 D63 t 863 20 so~ 12 - -. -· 120 O!). - 'l 666 86 87 ~. . z , r - ~ - r ... .-J • ~ ~ f - - - f --11 0 Production Expenses: ..00 l.S Tro.nsmission o.nd Distributio'!!_._ Other Prodqr,tion • enses - - - '7 7.6. n=-_...,11=.......=.=T_ o_!al Producti~ ~-=- _ Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses Ii \J.5< I 1 .i88 il T o ~ : ; ;:: : -:elll!!;! _ r General Office Clerks and Attendants \1 Salaries nnd EJEJ>enses of J 1j~~'1o.nn~er and Clerks-Loonl Office __ ~ I_ _ 10 CJO,, __ II" Law Expenses • 611'. Injuries and Damages . __ - · - -· 16 Employers' Liability Insuran _ ce_ _ _11· - - + - - t 162 lnsurnnce 163 Stntioncry, Postage and Office Supplies l.._64 Other General Expenses _ 129 96_ _ . .. Total Genero.l Exp~- - Total 1 -u~ ~==111-.-=~ ,s..-,~= =--==--= -=--= =-<ll=,=,,,df'! ~ L,f!. - . \\ I 16 ~ =~--~ '1!-=-r....:~ ~ ~ 8;::,.i-1 8 Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Ratio of {)per'g Ek.~. CExcldg.-Taxes) to Total OpeiaMgitevenues Ratio of ()pernting Expenses and Taxes to Toto.l Oper'g"Revenues _,_,_.,.....=,...- . J- - i - . . . , _ ......_c!-~ Auditor's omce, 1Jl111p11 ••• :ar,.,.......................- .Allllat ..J...................191-.!.. •~ r ·- t- - - - - - + - - + -- - i t - - - + - - - t - - - t i - -1-- - t - - - i t - - - t - - - t - - - t t - - - - + - - t - - - - . ~ . ~.155.l_).,ocal Office lli.-penses _ _ _ .,.._,, ,,...~-qm=--i,,o:..,.- I Salaries of General Officers I 11 I J ~ ~= ~a - I • Onpa, _ ,,,,,,_........_ =-~ - - �_--- ..___......... • --- - 7 ACCT. NO. 1· ... -=-..==---=--=---=-=--- = II FOR THE PER IOD THIS:R - O:::::NTH -..- --=--=--=-- -- -·:.-=-==- -=== INC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ---#- m Munic.iM!iE.!llL - - - · - ·- - II M1sccllnne.a.u.:i-- -- - - - · ' =.- =:,!la.-- ~ ~41----=--~ - . - -. OPERA.TING EXPENSES - 1 • -f ---=------~ ... • - i . 1 1 · ;_-"" Supeti,,:::.: : : : , ~ : ~ : _ __ -_~\- pairs 0£ Bllildinga,nnd E:ixtures_ _ --· - - - u - - - +- - .. ?l '§ 1,:.t .....,&p,nixll9i.Mru:bine~.and..App_nratus_ I .. • ~~.i •r• INC. BLACK DEC. RED OPERA.TING REVENUES ~m..Emplo~eL- - - - -- 'I m...the PubUc - , ' ~ Transmission & D istribution-Rop_~s _ _ _ Re n.irs and Renewals of Tools___ . Plant and Structur~ D~p_recio._fu>..!L " - ~ - - t t h ~ ~ e l l l i e , . . . . __ _--flr----t--;--· -l l -- ~ ~~T~Q~M!!,nJ2no.~~e- . - _ __ ....._ - l----t- _ _ Q,.,. • _.. I. Production Expenses: .,.. ..J-.., 11- i,=--= ~~w~~~ce _ _ _ __ _ ~ ±~- _,Mnnufo.ctl;lfG _ _ __ !.i':' 9 i ·, • r Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses ~A'P d • E , ,, ••, ... ·Jr '. 1-,i;,....,,..-tt,.,_..,,.,_ T ~ o.. ..... ...,....rioir o ~ ..o.;:n;,.;;;;~;-1.' ;, L;. ns . ~...,.~--•'l!r~ . - - l'-'.....+ ...,,.---it,..,...::....4\ \ Commercial Expenses: "" .;.r I\ Su erinwndence ■-¥..::...-w---'---A..------------ - - - - -- ---+1-- - -- - - - 'I. (~: Advertisin~ o.nd Soliciting._ __ ____ Other Commercial Ex enses \ Tot:ll Commercial Expenses . =· ~..'.[, 'in - f - - - 1 - - it------+----+-- 11- - - - t - - - t - - ~ ~ j -·;;.._~ ~ ~ - ~ - - ~ - - . a . ~ - ~ I I = = ••-~ - : . ~ l ,..._. General Expenses: Snlo.ries of Gencrnl Officers Gencrul Office Clerks and Atwndo.nts I: T \ Sl\lo.ries nnd Ex-penses of Munager nnd C:..)l;..c1er_ks ...:...._Lo .....;..c,;,,;_....; ul O'-f·'-c fi.;,,,e;,.____i;.-_--+-........-+;---1;- --+-i......,-+.... "' Locul Office Ex-pcnses -11'---4 - · - - - -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - ___ jl Law • cnses I ll Injuries nnd Damnges 11 1 --i----;--1 f =;;'- liability Tommmoo 'r l • __ ntionery1 Posto..e:e o.nd 9.ffice Supplies l!-- - + - - + - - - 1i- - - + - - - + -ther General • nses_______11_ __ _ _ _..., __ __,,_.--,e,-. 1 1f·l ·"""'( •. 11\ + - - t t -- -1----1t----,1+--- -+-- 1,'.Qt?l....~ .~ @Jllicll~~s 2 ~~- = · ==-=--=-11=...., J ...,-1=-'.,...-.f..za=-Jt -.'..=...:. .t_ .. Other Operations-Cr: Light o.nd Powcr-Compnny Mines ·, t . .., t i Light o.nd Power-Mdse. Dept. • 1 Light-Real F,stnte Department 1 --.-- •j ; Light o.nd Power-Wnter Plnnts _ --11 _ Total Oth_er _ O~p~e_ra _t_io_ns _ _ _--1_ _,_,.,._. ~-· t . _ T~ O!'.":".".•.~ 7 -ii-•---1,--- ,. ,--..ff---' 1_ 1~_;•'...-'" +,-:; l _.'-11-- + '..;.:'-+'-'--ll--......a. '1....µ.':..,o::..Q r-+.:..:.s..:.....+1---f--+'-;.s...-+'.w..-11---.....,..:.:....;,+!.c.,__-l!- ~•~ Net Operating Revenue \, ~~uding To.,ces) -1,--;,1,; T:;a·xes Total Operating Expenses nnd Taxes Ratio of Oper'g ExJ?s. (Excldg. Tuxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Tues to Total Oper'g"Revenues :; 6 ~d,. (b .._ :;c ,, ' '=' ·11 ,,,., rI , • ,.. (, ·- '• ... - ·1 ~ ,. 'l I" ~ II. I• .. ,- 1 ·,(, "'1 ' C,"!.:~ ,"...... A,udltor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,...................... - ·-·-'- a·····-·····."············-········19L:-~ " " ·~ r .., �--- -- - ----- - ~ r-ir FOR T H E P E RIOD - ==""""='- ] Ft-0:;,,,=._G_ R_E_v_E_NUE _ s_ ' : H: : ~- - _l_ ~ ~: :~ =T~H•= LAS T YEAR ~-~""t C .=• B,., LA ,.. RC '>" ~ ==-• ll = = T '"' HIIS YEAR / 1..11-4~\r-+,U I NC. BLACK D EC. ,< .oir-t..·-'t'tt - ~ RED ~~,'. - -+--,~ I M l'scellnneous i=- lit-=- - =T ;:;,o ,.,.t.. a_, l ;c;aa-==-== ~~-- r- OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: Su erintenden~' - - -- - - I u - - . -- +"~~Repairs of Buildings and Fixtux.~- - _ _ . \____ . _ 1;....,0UL:r,-,Re=pairs of Mac!ii~o.nd ~-°l!l!..r,o.J;__~ _ ~ Transmission &; Distribution-Re ni~--➔---t f--Re!!_airs o.nd Renewals of T ools ____ . I Plant and Structures-De reciatio!!...._ - --l'IIIW,i'--t'. .+'- -."'Ii 0 her Maintenance • enses T otal Maintenance Production Expenses: Transmission and Distribution Other Production cnses T-otal ..,.=~roduction Expenses • ~.----li--- - Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising and Soliciting Other Commercial Expenses r Total Commercial Expenses I \ ~ -: nc::;;::::ses: \\ [ Snlnries of General Officers JLuil General Office Clerks and Attendants I\ l. \l Salaries and Ell.'Penses of ' M1UU1ger and Clerks-Local Office l ·11 --- Local Office fu'Penses aw llil)Cnses j~~ a~d Df:~ges- -----+--ll ___ _ ~J~ers'_!,~bilitylnsu __r_n_n c_e_ _-1r--+--+-- -!!-- -+ ance tationery, Postage and Office Supplies ·-----Other - General Expenses ~ - -- - - - - - - - - . - - - - - + - - + - -- - - - - - - - -- - - + - - -fr- - - t - - - -1--.;,---+---,--l---+ITotal General Expenses --iI \ - -- -=---=- Total ·- - - ---=-=-==~-=-➔=l!!!.:'41a::!!~~,~ _.,,-#llaBll--=!!JacH--=f~~u...~fi.ca..a:!~ Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Light nnd Power-Mdse. Dept . Light-Real F.state Department --h---'',!---Li .... ·ght and ~ ower-Water Plants • Total Other Operations ....c....- :f=::-= - -:o~_<:£c~~~=--x-- lt-=......,i"',.z=::-,,..i= 4 - =½Jic::~!!1!!.a# -= ,p,.,il.il=~>cll!==,-..,._•1,,.a,,.__~ _ .«!lli!lnlc1.,,~ ---=i,_!9t 11 Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Taxes) _ _ _.......,_ , - Taxes -;:--;T..::o-..tal Operatmg ExpellSj!J~a:-T~a~ xes ::-t.---tt!!!-P.!!➔-:---t~!hM--ll-:--+---iilllH-:---t-ldat·:llr#-:---!ID-1 1·Htt--- + ---'!1--,,J.W-ll--l Net Income from eratioll', .,r �FOR THE PERIOD .. Total OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: _.""""-== r i n k ~- - - - - - · irs of BuildiliztULJll\.]l.~ ur~ im_9f 'M.acl.\rnm_~p_parnt_us mission & Distribution-Re..Pnira nira and Renewals of ToQ...lL __ ther Main Production Expenses: l "' Superintendence l "• Manufacture \ i ;, Transmission and Distribution l; Other Production \ -- -, I -- _0!)_ 'l:J...1 _ & II Commercial Expenses: I 1~ • Superintendence ~1\-,- ... . ! . ~ ~ ~xpenaes .., i: I \ \ General Expenses: '\ Salaries of General Officers General Office Clerks and Attendants r ; 11-=--•i-6 <:. r="'°' I 1 Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net Income from Operation Ratio of ()per'g Exi_>s. (Excldg. Taxes) to Tota1 Operating "Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues ��r --... FOR THE MONTH r1 ACCT. / f -TH: YEAR No. 1------ ' FOR THE Pl!ftlOD INC. BLACK DEC. RED LAST Y EAR THIS YEAR '-~~J i OPERATING REVENUES f--- - m the Pnblio ________ ·-- F!o~_MunicipnJitie!!._ __ · - · - - -- !__ _ -, = -... T~ ~__..,.~ ...........--.--.. - · OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: .. +1-'--~1--"SJm.e!it.L~'!.ldence -· _ • \-··~ .. n.inulf..Ruildi~Jlnd..Fi~YW _ _. ..... _ l;wruiira..o..lM.nc\lmeryJll\d Appntl\_t.us 1_ Transmission & Distribution-Repairs _ ___ R£I!airs.nnd Renewals of Tools __ · ··Plant and Structures-Depreciation --+f->,t.J/M:!lt..M1iinwian~EJ!;pen11es,__ _._ _ _ __-+ '.12<>.W ¥~~n~n.ce t .. Productlon Expenses: ~ - t i _ 1 ~- \.. Total ~r~~~~ . . ,.\lw_oclt----- w 1 :7 • ·-tt---n- S_u_ er_in _te _ ndcncc -t - -- - .. - -- --- =. t , - _____ _ _ ___ A~ertisin.g and Soliciting .. __ . ______ .. Other Commercial Exp._e_nses _ _ _ _- - 1 . - - - + - - - + -- .. tl? .... -- -I ~ .. ,_....,,_,.,, Commerclal Expe.nses: -- - - ,. I S1c1.PJlrintendenc.e -- - - - - - - - · - ____ -~ Manufacture ____ - -·---- --·- _ ( Tronsmisaion and Distribution Other Production Expenses ---- .. - r --l _M..~lirn~- - - - - - - - -- - ~ - - l INC. BLACK DEC. RED L AST VEAR Total Commercial fu-penscs =-~ \ - - -=:::e~a:=~::ses; -=-= _ I _ i -+- , 1 - - - + - -- -t---11- a== ,,l II, Salaries of General Officers _Qenernl Office Clerks nod Attendants •2i Salaries and fu-penses of _ },---\: _Mana.ger np._d Clerks-Local Office --<~•---+--+ Local Office Expenses _ -·· .__ _L _ a_w _ Exp ~_ ens _ es_ _____ _ • _ __,ll-- ·-+---+--~~- - + - - 1 - - - - - - \ Injuries and Damages ------+--•,.. Employers' Liability Insurance _ _.....,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,___ __ Insurance Statione~~stage and Office Sup.E!!_ es- 11----+-- -1-- - 11 - -- " 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1 1 - - - + - _ ~-"----llf--'Oc..;th c;.;..;.. er_G .;....;.. en_e_ral _ Exp ~_enses -'-- -- - - - - i i - - + - -+--ll--- _ _ . ___ Total General Expenses -·--- ____ ..........1..-. 1 Total • ~ ....,===-------~J.:"".rillilt"-~~ _,.,-=ii~•-~=--~-~ Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines I Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. l--~ Light-Real Estate Department 4 • Light ~<!..~~er-Water Plants Total Other Operations , .' Taxes Total Operating Expenses and Truces Net Income fro~ Operation - - - ~ - - ---u!-1--,i;-.--+-' _• +-'-- • n - --1----1--H----+--·-+----11-- - 1~ , I' Ratio of Oper'g EXJ?S. (Excldg. Taxes) II to Total Operating Revenues ~ Ratio of Operating Expe~and T&.lCes to T~~ Oper'g~~nu~- ll;-l I 'j j:j ~ . __,. ---r---..~- - - ~----+---- M • - - - - , - .l.._ n- • - - t - - - + - _ .,_ ,. ''·--ll- ---1--1::. ... - _ lJ ~~ - = =:~: -_-__- .....~ _,, 11-_ -~-===:::--ir--t---'-~+----iil-.----if---il--·-ll -.- •.... •..1 ...,-.;l, ,_,,.. t .. Auditor's omce, Cbeyenne,,, Wyo.,.-············'······-·-·..-········.......................l9~- ·- �FOR THE PERIOD , -Aj627 831 Total Productio~ JP..i2;,,n,_es s__.......,1.,,....,..~ Commercial Expenses: Superintendence , I _ _.___....__ -- ....... f ---r - 1--r- I --- -t - -- -l ......t..... . - r l = - . . ii ,1 I -- I ·ii I _ _ _ ·--- __ Total General Expenses -- . 1=-~ --- ~. => - ..l. -1'! I. DI II ✓ 1 2 Other Operations-Cr: 1I\ ' Light nnd Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light-Real Estate Department 1\ I l Total Operating ~enses 1=.-a 1 r;;: 7;p= ~~~;:-v:nu: -, _____ ;c-·= ~ > = - I, (Excluding Taxea) I Taxes I Total Operntmg Expenses o.n Taxes ~ et Income from Operation I _ ~4 9~- ·1 I. 11 F- Auditor's Office, - 958 n I. 1 -lJO 31, r·/·=r 1 I I , I •• ,! tl,f Ratio of Oper'g EJws. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues I Ratio of O_perating Exoenses o.nd Taxea to Total Oper'g Revenues 2j 9_ f1 =-~t:--=:l 11 !!!'!.t22 __ .) 02= 1g ~8 ~ ,' ~· 131)' J; _ j.64 9'l. L f._ - , #V'•···········' - ' · • ~···.,Jg•···························l91.. - - - --- ---- - -- -- �rff- .......tt-<·:....::=====;..::-=---------c4r-=='-'""'""'"'-=-'-----F---O-:::R-.,T~H -=-E ---..c M- O...N- T ·; ; - NO, THIS YEAR - - - - ~ -a:. ~ - TH_ E _P_ERIOD . - 11------,r--------n----::::=--=:--:--=:=----tt---------,,----~:.-=-ti-----~ ACCT. I I= = ~--r OPERATING R-EVENUES I I DINECC•. BLARECKD TH IS YEAR LAST YEAR INC. BLACK RED DEC. ~ - 1J79~r==2=-~=1=4--r--2=;,=ll==2=0=-.=IS= 3=;- ~ ~ · e : ~~ I -·---i~=f~;9 CJ_ 241. 07 ,.-j - --r- i-- - - - + - --+----11-----t----t--it-- - t - --+-- From Em_pJ~es ·- LAST YEAR --=-~- ~•=-=r~- = r - - • = =·=-:--= - "·= 1 From t.h" Public__,_ __ __ - __ ,.. From Municipnlitj_~_ ~ 1\1;.,,.,,.UnnP.on~ 1 ~~- _ __ - •t - - - - ! l - - + -- ~ -n,----i - - 1 - - - 1 t - - - 1-----,1----+ -1- I .: .:.: --- ~-~ 'J'~~ ~ 1-- - 1- _ - - -- __ I 2~; J~ ia 79 24\ c1 - -. .~ 2 314 23 ---=--~-- 1,r -,,=-r= = ---:;::::n._ 2 OPERATING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: S\illfil'mtendence _ _ ___ _ _ - --- -· --+-- -11---- - - - -1~--➔----- - -tf---,t--- +--;1----+----+-- -;1 -nnnn:PI! mB.ui.Wingund..Ei.xtu.res_ _, - = t - t - -· · . . ,.....__n&IWl'lLoi.Mru:hi~cy__and.App.a.r.at.us.. .... - . .. -- .. - - - - - ~- Transmission & Distribution--:Repairs - ·· ·- - - _ -+--_ ., ___ - -r-1 -- --1-- -i--,i1 - - - - 1 -- ! 46 Reoairs and Renewals of Tools i1----11---:---::+-c __ -- - -:lt Plant and Structures-D!IPRCi.lrlio;-· ~ - ~-Oi~4[ _ l,__~t'"7"~'q__- -ti--- · J . 2 . _l._ C'>'1,l 'i ~BCJ 11 l gr, !tJ_ _ 11 4),. _ 11-~2 _li ~4 Ji~, =1 = ~ ou,...._ M i , u n ~ , ~ - f t = n M _ .,.Q,..n-Total Maintenance ., -~ I'"= .69__ -+i----¼--+-- ll t - - -+--+--- - . - - - ~ , = - -- 11---1-- -+--- 20; 48 79 59 69 =--~-_,, ,-._ - •-= ~45 . ... ~ i -• ·- ,-• ·- f Production Expenses: l~l r; 3 Su • d - -- - - - -Ir---- 20, 00 ~~ l\;::~~r:nce ·- - - - -11-- liM~'jf = 6;f 11- - - l - - -+-- ~l - --+---+-- -lf-- -f-- -+-- - ll- 1 479 6(, .ccct;. - •. 20 00 f-• - ·;- #,. 7j ~ =-=-~~.JJ •GI ---j'f---+--+--1+---t---+--➔1---t---t--·ll---+--+---tt-I - ~ -1t=,"'="1!i==-==--="":' ~o .~ _!,=aj_~P..,. ro=d=u e ~ ...~~= ens a,es ..,_ =~-'ll>== l ""'i= ·3_4=4'-' 0 _3=7=it-- l -t~~ ,.'C!, =--· .!11,il ~ lt~<1!~ 16 l .2!),.,.,61 =1_ fil ~l. !. !l.!)., Transmission and Distribution Other Production EYnenses l5;'> Commercial Expenses: / --1i.-.::'-~~'"" 9"il--=Su..:::1p c..:e:.:.rin =te::::n::::d::..::en::..::c:;;.e_ __ _____0_ _ -+--+-- -n- --+-- -+-- -1f-- -+-- -+--·tt- --t-- - + - -•· - -1- - - 1 - --tf--- -t - - t - --;I;'l 1 '.'.c Advertising nnd Soliciting ~w,\ ,_ L.:. :;- - ~-:J Other Co~~;cinl Exnens~-- - - - ;i- --tTotnl Commercial Expenses -r-· ---it-===: ==: ==:; ~~~-~ ~:-:_--+- - -* ·_·: :+-~~-+-,..- --fl~ - ==: ===: ==: ====: ===: =-----f• Gen::~=~ = . 'I Salo.ries of General Officers _ \I -1 7 1; General Office Clerks and Attendants 1. ' \: Salaries nnd Expenses of ~'1-\ Manager nnd Clerks-Locnl Office 1~ 11'' 1 f'lfl H\ f'tf) on An ~ _9m _ ce_ E_•:xp ........e_n_se_s _ __ _ _ _ 1~- --+-- + --fl--- - + - -4 - - - it--+--·t---it - - r---t --t1----1 --t-----11---+---+-- ~- ..:\;,l1 Law Ei..']}enses :i.1, l. Injuries nnd Damages - - 1-- - •• - - - ---- --- ---- --- ---- - ,-. . - - - - - . - --·- • "-l ',.. ~Employers' Linbilitv Insurance - ··1 f'IA 1-11,-.,....,~ :,-.:::==,,.-==-===----===--=---11--+--+-- 1f -- + - - - 1 -- n- - - t - - - ~ ~- - ..J.t A. C\ 1 ..'] ~ .., ~ '•; Insurance 1 'l (..(., 7A Q'l Lf.. -:, Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies r - '7';:"1 Other General Exnenses I- lb'' _ _., '' ~+ . . : : : . = : = - ~ = = - = = = . : : : _ - - - - - l l -- - + - -- + - - - ll -- + - - l l -- + - - - - j -- 11-- - 1 - --+-- Total ?. :.~ (_~ ,?. t2~ --=--~- - ~:..!-. 21~ 81 u 393 52 \-=,=:.= •_,IP===O = th=e=r ~- p=e=ra=tt =o=~~~ : =c:~-== -=-~·-=--= .: i -""~=r;t =;. .. l=;-.Jf=~ =4-~= "' • , -'' ', Light nnd Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. \ 3o .,, 1 2 lC ~ l 1.,1 J , ,- ..,,- ~!i oe ' . \\"'"\ - = =· l o (1{) t, 50 'J u ;1i i-',, (10 ~n 40 150 ,. . ,;, ~ --11-- "ii ~ ,. "1i,: .. ~ -· ~ ".) I -1-- l~!!l SA-.-- .l.64 ~_'/. ......21...66.._ - - ..1a l --3-- ...... -- - -. J ~ ,_ _ -- .-11---.cc. T_otal ____G_~nernl Exnenses J -+- - + - --ll--- + -- - + - - ._ ~~ 51_ _ -:, ~,... lO t:.Jl:> 55 c.. 00 t.,....., j() .. "' -- r!I'-" ;;M.:., ,.,.~ . ., ,I OJ 6! ; IB f;!jl';, ...l . .-. 1............ I ~ l t ~o .;·~ '1 ~Q (.,~ \ (-,; Total Operating Expenses and Taxes I -t;~:;:1.~:rr, r; ";{.;~i?•'-tt----tl;-;~1i":,.,=-.t-'...,q :::-:~ r - - t -::-;;1f'!'-::it---+-=-':H~-ll----t-..?.J.;:' ...! ?B ~,; l 8t:iA f,(., 1 Mk 1--:-~ .:.. __;i-,--li,~N:-e-:-t1n =-_co _m --e--:-fr-om--;O::-p-er-a-:-:ti:-on-----fl: ---t=-J""', -:c+-' ) l'--'4"-l~--5 8 1 0 , 4 ~c., -;iq; 70 57 Rntio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Tnxea) I to Total Operatmg Revenues 74 6 68 q :$ 1 13oi'> B 2 Ratio of Operating Expenses and I Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues ;{4 8L, GCol ~ ~- I Taxes • £? }A ' ,,·~ l.6~ 01 r:r, , < S? o2 ! ~3 : ; : i ; ; n , . ~.. : 1 I �267 40 , IO OO Productlon Expenses: IO OO l O OO \ Su erintendence Law Ell.-penses Injuries nnd Dnmnges - ---fll""'!"'W - ~~xe;,Linbilitxhls~n~CE; · - - --·••· -· •• - - Insurnnce Stationery, Postage and Office Supplies Other Genernl Expenses __ Total General Expenses __ - - 1 1 - - ~= Totnl ..i.::.::...ii..- 1114 ~ ~ Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines 1 Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Truces) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Truces to Totnl Oper'g Revenues ,, I 1,' 10, 00 / �Cornparccf wlth .__ _...,.,,__..,,_..,._=..,,.-.;;:=-=:,._==.,...=-:,,........... - -..=Jr AC'C'I'. No. ----- FO:::R ~ T==H '":,E ~ -:M-:~ :::". N~T:':'H -:-"-"==-..,..,-,_.,"""'==..:,..-,-=-....,_...= F• o°'"A_ T_H..,E = P•ER - 1- ; ; ; : = -- -'"""= THIS YEAR ~ INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. THIS Vii.AR RED INC:~ DLA.CK LAST YEAR DEC. OPERA.TING BEVENUES fi~IJLEmru2.Y.~- - - - - - -- - - -~ ' lio_- - - - - - - - - 1 - - From Munici :ilitics ··--~-- L - ~ i l l ~ ~------ - -- - - -- - ·- , OPERA.TING EilENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: ~rintendence' - - - - -- ~..-1•..,.AJ"' ' •pn_ks_oi..Bllildings_and F.ixtw:.es---it-_llinru,r$-9J__M.a.chinen,.and..A.pp_amtlls __ Transmission & DistributiQ.I! Repn~J! , 1 Repairs nnd Renewals of Tools _ ._~~l+-11--=P'-"ln=n=t,__.nnd Structures-Depreciation_ L I ,v .;ll-:l.llol15a..J.I.1WlJ~ill6J....,,'-""'".IOllllles__ _41-_ _1---+-- + - - - t - - t - - ;t ' --. Production Expenses: ~ Super~tende11ce" ' - - - -- - Mnnufncture _______ _ Transmission and Distribution r J. I 5b. l_ __,__ .. ..... _ 4- - Commercial Expenses: Su erintendcnce .,,, Advertising and Soliciting _,:.;;.::..;...;......~ - - =- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - Other Commercial:..=-.::..,;;.;= enses ......11---=:.:.:::.=--==~== =-- - - - l ! - - - l - -+-- ' l t - - - l - - - t - - - 1 1 Total Commercial Expenses ~~=-...,,.-it==-- 1 ll ,I General Expenses: \ Salaries of Genernl Officers • 1' General Office Clerks and Attendo.nta r ~abries o.nd Expenses of f , i Manager and Clerks-Local Office I Local Office Expenses L:i.w-Th-p~ns~s-- - - - - - - - ~-J l' r ' 4.: ~ •-.t;' , \\ Injuries and Damages Insurance -+~o--~i--S'-to._~onel)" Posta e o.nd Office Su lies Other General Expenses -!,--'-='-it'" _ _ __ Total Genernl Expenses 1 ~ - "L. ::..t4 c-r Toto.l _ lG _; .. a 66 Other Operations-Cr: n.:,:t , I .,. l ~L ~__ _j ~ ' ".t .. l -:J.r. ,,., .. 'l ,..,~., 94 1~ ;)/(1 Light and Power-Company Mines l c., '";J Ve:.. "6::, Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. ~L t '.J.0~ {,.) 1 •~ Light-Real Estate Department ~ !L_ _ Li~t and Power-Water Plan _ ts_ __,,_ , ' •~-., I • • • ,L __ _!2~~Q_ t h_er_ O.:.p_er_o._ti_o_n____ s -tt--=-t·~---1r-"'"ilt---=--+----'--r---tt----t------f·-"--'-tt---'->-,='-......._+- ', . ~, ,.. .. #. Tot.al Operating E>..-penses -. - II Net Opera.ting Revenue : . . - a = ·~ -·----~ • ~:l &is, -'"=='· - - . - - Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g"Revenues !Lek 6~G 4~ (Excluding Taxes) Taxes Total◊pero.ting Expenses and Taxes , Ket Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g E~s. (Excldg. Taxes) to Toto.I Operatmg Revenues 1 i 2! 1 8'1 n ?( 'I , ,. G·. ~ u,. t ) (., ., ,t..~ ~ :t... ·c~ £.., z::.... 1 RED �OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: ti SuM_rintend.e~c_e _ _ ______ _ IlllU::LQ[ Tui,ildingB nnd .Fixt.ur.ea - ~ _B&po.ira.oiMD.cbmecy.J1n.d.AppAIAt ____ _ Transmission & Diatrib.u!i,on ~pairs _ Re airs and Renewals of Tools - - ·- _ __. _ . _ . l f f Plnnt andStructures-Depre-Oio.tion ____ IO_J _41 ~Kajl~.....,.,r.._.,,,.M....n.,...in...,,tena~nse;.i.__ _~ - 4 - - 4 - 11----+--- }.~ 14' ......,.......~J t l_ • _f)\I SJll)orintendence r~-~ !~ - · - 9.0 U 00 - - - · · - - - ·- i1 ~::!:::-an_d_D_ is_t-ri_b_u_t-io~n -_-_-_~ -1. -\19~ ~O~th::::e,::.. r ~Production Expenses Total Pro!'!Cfil~~e.es~ m ~O . I __ s, .6 t j_ i _090 GO _- -a ~,a 3J. , _ ~en lA q_~l_M~11-~E011:~ __ . --=-..... Production Expenses: _ _ 1 S Q@ 11• -- AfJ 20j Of!_ 13 964 ]!a ~ ~ ~ -, !~ - 1= - =1- - r·- 1-J-t-1--'-35--4:-.-.1116--9-+-00~:i....l ! Commerclal Expenses: I, 1· Su erintendence I - - - 1 - - l - . - + - - - -l - _ . , . - • - 4 i - - • + - - - ' - • 1 1 - - - Advertising and Soli_.:;..; ci.t:..cin;;.,,g,___ _--'I F"t th" Comme,oi,l >,<penoo, , Total Commercial Expenses --+-----.4--11- \ , General Expenses: .lJT I 10 00 I - _.,..,_ 00 '-l - 't• L - ·.:,::-1!,-- + --'· ~ a.v"'-i"~ E.!½-===--•i..::..:===d=-= OfficeSuI?,Elies..___ + - _ . . , _ _ ~ - - - - ' - ~- - - - - 1 - - - J . . - l 1 - - - 1 - -==~es=---•--ll----i--•'-...,....1 ___ Total_ ___ " To~ Exp __._e_ns-'--es- '----11---- _ =----•-- - = l I\ ~~ F-..18_ ~ , , ~ =- 33_ __ . . I ~ 1 7f Ratio of Oper'g EXJ:.>B. (Excldg. Ta.xes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues R w - - - - - '" '8• 1...";™or ..oa, Auditor's omcc, l(illupe■■ , , - .• .,........... ,. ~~•. ·::'·····31 .....!.......................191! ..... 201 63 1 . .11=-n,~==-.-1~!,, / ?pe.:!~!!~~···= t- -- :I. • ~=-=- ~- -=~ <~ ~ ! Net Opera.ting Revenue -~ (Excluding Taxes) -4. Taxes 11 Total Operating Expenses and Taxes Net hicome from Operation 'f--_ •----+--~ , Other Operations-Cr: ·gbt and Power-Company Mines igbt nnd Power-Mdse. Dept. fc~eo.l Estate Depnrtment t nnd Power--Water Plants : _ T_o_tal Ot_hc_r _Opc:.e:.=m:.::: .:: tio.:::ns=--___:lt--...&.lf.V.Jl.VJ-,~.g.__.._~"-1--KA.-li-I :i -f l \\ Sulnries of General Officers \l General Office Clerks and Attendnnts ~ ~4,-.=.=:.;;....:== 1 70 83 ' --------+ ·-~~-~ ~ -- ,...____.__,L 1 1 022 •1 <Pl & 1585 JJ l 16_ ttT.c !~ �OPERATING BEVENUES c __ ---#-:e...:.::=-==19~, - - - -- - - - - - - ' bli.c ____ _ _ _ _ _ From Munici nlities _ ______ I__ Miscellnneous Totnl t i -[ • - -~ ~ = ~~~=-~:!f:1~~:s~ ·r. I. , , ~ .. • • and Structures: Su erintendence_ _ _ _____ _ _ Re nirs -· - -- t - - ~n_d_)j'j.rt\WJL 11--•u-- Rc ==ll!I'S o.LM~ltjncru_nclAim.nriu,1i.s_ ~~ :=~~~n~:::b~t~::i:Rcp _mr _· s I .,}]_ Pl~_p..] and Structur~_ J?.e_precia~ion_. • - . - - - -1 · - - - ' - - - 1 \ - • -- - •- __ - {t~r: _·i_ -r ll----~ .,_9.,._ "' - ~-~ :;· ~ .1:..' ·= ~ - Other Mnintennn _:-•=~""------+t---+--+---ii ,8 Totn.1 Maintenance l.l ,~ - - - ~ -r=-- - . . . . . ~iliii,, . . - - - - ~u, .,. --- • --~ . . ~f _1 ..?- _ , I··t '/~ ..... ~ Production Expenses: Su erintendc~- - - - - - - - t 1 - - -, -l~__.;~...:;M!!nn~uf~a:!::c.::.:tur~e ~ - - - - - - -- --11!--.:.-1.u.:>.LY.SS.. _i . • ' Trnnsmission and Distribution Other Production • enses -tis---t1i-----T _ o_tn.1 _ ~~~ Commercial Expenses: i. i i Superintendence - - + - - -t H •.-,.,-t,-.. A_d~;.tising and Soliciting Other Com.merci.nl Expenses l Total Commercinl Expenses ll<=cll-_,•"·11:s.M..a-=-,-- ..:.==- ~ ~ . . , . • = - = - = ' 1 ) - ,.....-=-=. i-==-.,l-==-all General Expenses: Salaries 0£ General Officers General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries DDd E~enses of I . =-!i-_ M_n_M~g~~._ n_n_d_a _,~_~_;w _ ;~_l_O _ffi _c._e_-+_ -+._1~0~ ~'·" - -4-'l~l=-4--0~v=-~·- 4----•!l---~l~l~.o - 4t~3~~-~l_1_0 ~0_ )~~--1 weal Office ~'"Penses Law Expenses 1\''; "t • Employers' llibility lnsurnDc;;e._-_-_- - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - ~ 1 - - - - 1 -- Insurnnce - - -- - t i ll 66 ~ Stationery, Post:ige DDd Office Su lies .(64 Other General~enses _____Total Genero.l ~enses _ _ _ _ _ 21, i_6_ ,,._t '). l . -.--11 1 - - - - t - - -·- 18 33 _ :....i 8G Other Operations-Cr: ,. l 082 04 (' LI.: lG QO ......... - (. Rntio of Oper'g ExJ.>s. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Opcratmg Revenues 60 4 Rntio 0£ Operating Expenses and Truces to Toto.I Oper'g Revenues 67, 14 060 53 1)..0 00 , ~ ·1 Total Opernting Expenses 9163 26 ._-'G_......3,...:\,_..._ __..__........._.:..:.. r.3 ....:. . . '- = VJ. 890 v. 12 87,~ ,. .. (,., .ii; 4 "3 2071 -~ !!. "'""""""l eu3 66 Bo 4 , t'ort'l.-~~ 'lH!t'>tlo De3 b~,-!1'.......,3l_o_ _,.J,.._lk_9='-.-.c'-..,;;.,.,-.i-,_.,1k.-~-= Auditor a Office, CbeJelllle. Wro,,....................,................. _...._.................... _191...__ " ; ! : ~ - - ,r--.....~ - ao 8 l �62.. ----i;.,l.,.._,a-:::Em=loyers' Liability Insurance -\;Jl_,,,"'tt--Ins ' - -uran _ __ ce_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __--tt-_--t---=1- ..§_6 _ -'8=+--'3'--'3-_ _ __ _.__ -l--'--11- - +•""'-''Y- rmc. . ; , - - 1 - tntionery, Postage and Office Supplies ~~~ )!?_I~ j~..:=--ll==:..:;,, 7 ~9.!!!!. Cl3_ ~ • t and Power-Mdse. Dept. 83 ::::8:::.1:a:.~..~. M.•........................... 191~.- • ~•ed i •'' IC,:;I'{-, I �Coinparccf with Cornr.J)Oftdlnar r"e.l'IOCI• or rae♦aoua FOR THE MO.,::.:;;-- - --=--=----i t --'-"---='-==---==c=:-:... FO · ~ ~ P ERIOD-=..... ff THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 1 - ==-=r t OPERA.TING REVENUES => - - 1 -- ---1~:_~- -1~-~- INC. BLACK DEC. RED :==-1 =-- - . . . . . . . -r THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ---=-= ~ - ~ ~ -., - INC. DI.ACK DEC. RIED ~ ~.....,, l - - - - ! t - - - 1 -- -- + - - - 1 1 __J I --- ~ I I _.,,..,.. ......_..f ~ -- k -r=--=~~-·~J---r-~ I OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance or Plant and Structures: -=S=-=u==c= rintendencc ., I I 'I ·-· ____ _ _ _ l----=--·-- l ___ rui~B..uildi11n.,~n.dJi'iii;turcs_ . JgpJrn:1LQ{J,,io.cbm.eo..n.nUppaJ' _ntwt -- -· \-_ __ - • .. - Transmission & Distribution-Repairs __ _ _B.epo.irs o.nd Renewnls of Tools __ Plant and Structures-Depreciatiol!. .. ' _ ·--- __ --11-...,_,,.,.h=er,_,¥0.mtenance ~R!e,...__ _ _l l - - · - + - - + - - t· . ~,,,,__!9to.IM ...... ~~JPS.6._.- , Production Expenses: --~S!filerintendencc'------- - - - -tt ~-~-M-~~£acture • • .., I - ··1 • t 1 ,-- 1_ I Io - - --.·:-- --~r 1 ~. ~1~~~~~-- J_ l l - ____ • ribution enses -- _j_ - - - - -•- - i f - - - - t ll=-=~,~--m.....,_...T . .., oto.1 .....Pr i:-To~\L~u~~?~~~es _,_=1~•--'1-"--'~ ~ I Commercial Expenses: Superintendence Advertising nnd Solicitin!._______,,,_I___ J_-=-1,,--i\- Other Commercial Expenses l--- I ~br= 1 \\ I- .,., _ '!-'0_~1 C? ~ ~ ~ ~s;2 = ll~""""=t-'==t-=•..--fl--- General Expenses: \\ Salaries 0£ Generul Officers 1 Genero.1 Office Clerks nnd Attendants ,, \I Salaries ond E,._-penses of 11nd Clerks-Local Office •~ ' - - __ Mnnnger :=;.,e.c_..;._.;._c _____ _ _ _--tr-·-t-- v i h Locnl Office E-'xp=-e_ns_es__________ _ - 1 · - _ __ . t=---=Lo.w Expenses ~-+---+-·➔f-- · - 1 - - - - 1 1 - - - I T - - - - + - - - - 1 - \ ::__ \_ ~j~i~_ni:i~ D~!.!,1;~·-· _·- _ ·___ . I -1i Employers' Liub~l_£1Suran _ ce _ _ _,..,..__ - - . - - 1 , 1 - --• -1- --1- - n---1--· a--i:1,.......-1t-~Insc..c..;ur c.-nn-"ce____________1\_... Statione , Postage nnd Office Supplies Other Genernl Expens_es _ _ _ _ _ _.u--~•---1---11----+---+----11----.,_--+--➔t---+---t---ff---+---,----11---11---1; f . · - _Total General Expenses - - • - - 11 - -- ,.- ...J:.~ I Total ,I I Other Operations-Cr: Light and }:'ower--Compnny Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. _.. r--;-:- L Light--Real Estate Depnrtmen_t _ _.....,.____ Light and Power-Water Plants ,. -1+- - tt---- -T_o_t_al_O _ ther Op,_e_ra_ti _·o_ns __-_-_-_-_-;'1---+--+--tt---1-•-~+-,.,- 11---+.,..,,1_ :f ,;""r·_ -Jt---+--'- +-'"-tt---+---t--11- -+--+--ll- l.--zt'\ -=--- To~ O~r~g!~':8:'~~ · = - -F'ft""""'t......--ill == • r II .. '· ,.... Net Operating Revenue (Excluding Tn,ces) r . --;;-- Taxes 1 , Totnl Operating Expenses and Taxes . ~ ,·n Net Income from Operation --it1----+-'--+---11----,,--1---11t---+----1--,--111--~----+..;....,,.1-+1c---.+--r• 11 !t Ratio of Oper'g ~e. (Excldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Exr>ell!les and Taxes to Total Oper'g·ltevenues Auditor's omce, OheTenne, Wyo.,.~............. _.i I • f r ___.: ..~\..............................19L...., �·-=~=: ~=:-~r - ~. FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ~ wi-~J!l:!:tm.,l!;In]~~- - - - - - - 1 1 1 - - -----1r-i~~ FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. r RED THI S YEAR •~=--=.,. .,,..,_ LAST YEAR l""".--=--:: -=---==-= - - INC. BL.ACK DEC. RED ~--- - - •• 1....__U---..l,:.r~~IDE-- l l l - - 4 -~ - ~l - - l ! - ~....... --1 -- l~--11.-JW~==---- - - - i r -- .....,,.. -<11-=-t1-~'r.~~ l~ - OPERA.TING EXPENSES Maintenance of Plant and Structures: ~.ru3&n~,__ _ _ __ _ pnirs of Bnildin~ and Fixtw.:es _ i[ __ ---• -----'·' - :----1-----11-- - - - --ir-=--=-l._.,.,_po.its_oi..Machinery.J1.nd.Appru:atus._ _ . __ mission & Distribution-RcQ~ __ . __ _ -~~-~newnls_of Tools ___ - eprecio.tion 1= $9 G9_ Production Expenses: • 5 00 i.m~.ti!ll&Pdence,.,,' ------=::.-~,-11--=M=n=nufa,~ct=ur =e~- - - Trnnsmission and Distribution Other Production • Commercial Expenses: rintendenco Advertising and Soliciting Other Commorcinl Ex enses Total Commcrcinl Expenses WWW ___ ' ° - i 1 oo I i - -- 4; General Expenses: Salaries of General Officers General Office Clerks nnd Attendants 20 ---------..1 In· uries and Damages ____ ' Liabilit Insurance enses Totnl Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other O erations j �FOR THE MONTH LAST YEAR -R.--LEmm..the.P.ubli<L- - - --1 Fro M • • lit" • FOR THI!: PERIOD I NC. BLACK DEC. RED THIS YEAR t- - ~ - -- h - - - - ~ ..Jl~!!_JC_!I______ - - - - - --1- ~ · - 1 Misccllnne.Pll,..__________ __ . - t, Y-2--~--- ·-~~c,__--c-_.,--• - INC. BLACK D EC. RED --------~ 1--1---1----+1-----+----+-- :?86 81 • LAST YEAR 67 ....- .. ® PAt _ ~ - OPERATING EXPENSES l\lalntenance of Plant and Structures: ~erintcndence • -·f- __ -• _ -~"""'--ll---'"""'"'ita.o[J3_JlildiD~...nnd.Jnxtur.e:J.__ . -116'--ll-'~,,,,,_rui.,M:1.1~.ru,..ru:lApparatus_ - - -+-- - - - - - - f - - - 1 -, -- _ __ _'.D-~nsmission & Distribution-Repn~s . __ . ___ ... . ft6 1--- Re airs and Renewals of Tools -·· . _ ,-===-- - . her Mnintenan<:.~~•lll<iel.!Sl.l<R-----11---"--~ - - - - - l1 - - - 4 - - i ! 1 - - - - ¼ -- - 1 - - - t t - - ~ - - - - 1 - - l ' - -4-- - 4 - - - 1 1 - - - + - - + --.: 69 '7J. Total Maintenance .Ii& a, ~711:~~:a-;r..~--.=.:. .,:p•-::::.;o•~·•·-az, ~~ ~ ""IIZ'"..:Z:-: Production Expenses: ~ 00 00 .1. 68.,-11_ =1 .-11,-~=---==-~,;;;.;.;.;.~~,;;,;;.~~;;;:;;;;;...~~...!. Commercial Expenses: ;:=s: Salaries of Generul Officers \ General Office Clerks and Attendants .:....:._ _ _ 11_ 11___ _Total General Expenses Total Other Operations-Cr: Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. I l Total Operating Expenses :...ca...:----=:-:.aoc:..::.... "T.&:::;r- -~ . . - .• ~ ~ ~J i Net Opera.ting Revenue \ __,,_ - 6?0 ~ - ai,~ - =--- - -..scr- ...-_.-,_ ~ ---1 1-~-~I ,--=1-.,'-=- , . , . _ • Total Commercinl Expenses I 1 _ I l- ll.a£a~t,-::Supcrintendence Advertising and Soliciting r Commercial Expenses r·=-=-~~~;al • ~ 10. ~ (Excluding Taxes) Net Income from Operation Ratio of Oper'g ExJ?s. (Exeldg. Taxes) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g"ltevenues I ·- - --¼-• �FOR THE PERIOD LAST YEAR I N C. BLAC K DEC. RED .OPERATING REVENUES Production Expenses: O'l. Manufacture _...~t""'.!.-:.l-!.c:-1t:.JI-._ -2Tr~ · o~n:!::sm~is,~m~·o~n~an~;d~D;;is~tri~-b~~~ti:'.!on ;;_-_ - --- 1 ~ ___ JD - -~-. . Other Production • ~-.::es=-----41---~ ---+---++---+-- -+- --!t- - - l - --t , r Total Production Expenses 1 '1().:: ➔--1!•-=-..-.,....,=m:u:.::..::w- w= ~ ' :row,, Commercial Expenses: Superintendence f lC !I Other Gener~ Ex,,e~es ____ j! ___ 11---·· Totnl General Expe,---_ nses -11--11-·Z) _ f:~ l l 9~S: ~-:n _. ! l j ·-- Oth,~o: .u•..:::--r-- '"'"'\ 1' Total I "-='=+• \\ ,.c.;-,,) Light and Power-Company Mines 1 1 r,, 'i Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. ___1,,_i_L_igh ,._ t--Real Estate Department L, Light and Power-Water Plants '4 '. ;; Totnl Other Operations :J 67{ ,.9 1 l -::!:-'3.f 75 ':( 00 f.' ; • I 10 00 F f.") 1 ::', f>9~ 6 lf----"1=+~e:..'::.. '-t - :+-=2c:.:f.>c.. '-il---+~-'-~;.;c-6 "-+1f"-_•• --lf----+--+---11---+--~-it---+--+--~ ,.J ..,J. -=~ _ Total ~~~~g Expe°!~---- L. - ,S3t G.£ I 1' 1·1 Net Operating Revenue +-+ I (Excluding Taxes) Truces ·71 .. it Total Operating Expenses ano."Tax~- 7r- 1" 1 Net Income from Operation I' Ratio or ()per'g Ex_l>s. (Excldg. Taxes) \ \ ,I I ~[. 19 2.., f2 Wlt' '1.t'. 2& (.)7 1 to Total Operatmg 'Revenues GLa e2 6 G Ratio of Opero.ting ExJ>ensea and Taxes to Total Oper'g"'Revenues 91,0 so rtJ 1 3 �FOR T HE PERIOD I NC, BLACK DEC. THIS YEAR RED · - - - -- --- -·- LAST YEAR - ~ : - ~ -H~-- ~= -s-= ~ r ~- INC. BLACK DEC. RED -'=-·-s.. X ==t -22 ~- .41_ i9.. - - - -·11- - - t - - - - 1 .69 (;9 Q.o g_e._ ... p9 69 1 _QO 9J3 Production Expenses: 29 68 I 11 1 400.0 f400 - 7.S 211 _3 044 78 2 '.'fef{J()I I 1.. Manufact~e_ __ __ _ _ Transmission and D'..!O is,..,,, tr,.,,,ib::.::u,.,,ti,,,_ on = ----li----i --- -- -!!,,1,6,JV!+--'O ~th=er,_,Pr=.::co.::cdu::.:c:.:.: ti"" on,=-=E=e::: ns=e==-s - -tt---+----1f---l,--t--t---tt----+---t-- - ' " - - - - ' ---L- - ' L · - + - - - 4 - '13 ~7 ~ 084 '18 7 ~ ,,..,.-11-. .....,=-! .... o~ = Production Ex.Q,2,..ns .,.,ea ..,_=welt_ l . 3 8 0 ~ 2 Comr:nerclal Expenses:. • jC . • I \ Su erint.endoncc · -~""'-o..:·:.c -"-~ - -•--_--1- -· -_··-4--_11 _ _+---+~1----1· - - •• •• I tis"'"in "_,,g._flE,d Soliciti~ _ .~;...;...;;..-'"- -11- - - t - - + - - - - i i r ,' Other Commercial I onses Totm Commercial Expenses·· - -=---~~~~ cp= - ---n--~,..._.- - - ~ - - - --}- -~ p l I' General Expenses: ! r I' \ Salaries of General Officers 1 I , General Office Clerks nnd Att.endnnts i '· • Salnries and Exnenses of 1ona ~r and C1erks-Loenl Office Office Exp .~_c ns _ es_ _____.,, St;i.tionery, Postage and Office Supplies _ Other General • ensea _a a3 _ ~32_r_ -~ 32 _,. 129. 63 -J_ 8 .~ 9 Q.8 s ~8 i6. . Other Operations-Cr: t and Powe~ompany Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. I 1 Rntio of Oper'g Exps. (Excldg. Truces) to Total Operating Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g Revenues 21 3 L F M. APR 1 1~~0 I �FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK D EC. RED THIS YEAR INC. BLACK RED LAST YEAR I I- DEC. I- - 11- ---+- · - -- Production Expenses: _ ___,r--S~u~ orin~ndence _ _ __ ·-- -- --· = l\ _...,,..2'ot;!.._<:~ommcrcinl .~ ! _= u~--ctra·=l-o= _____,. ....,...,.,. I S!!.laries of General Officers · - _ -, \ Clerks Attendants General Hi----it-~ ~Office ~- ,and t- - t - - r - - i t -- t - - t - - 1 1 - "- - t - t - - i i -·~ Salaries and Expenses of Manager and Clerks- Local Office_______._._ _._,_ __...__ ____,_ ·-'--1-----11---'-,1 Local Office Expenses L~ EJ ,.c.'_, xp""'e"ns '-'-e;..;_ s- ~~--- ~-- ---- - -·11 -_·,..__·_·+--·_- ,~---___,f---_ ies and Damag~ ··-- ___ __ . ___ _ . _ ---· 1----11--j -,,- .F ' • ~~yera' Liability Insurance · · -·- - +-Insurance - .t,-.--I----I--H---+--+---J+..11 --'---U•-~I--' !__ r ·--1\ • - I General Expenses: 1 \ - = l-lti---tt--S_ta_t_io_n_e_ :i_!'osta'.<ic::..:::: an::.:d=-O=ffi:.:c~e=S=-u==~1-- -4-- -+---ll------1- --1--- 11-- - 1 - - --1--~ Other General Expenses Total General Expensea ,_..,___ _ __ 11 -- -1-- r--1---+-·ll----f---f---il-!■ I i1--- - ½ -- - 1-- Other Operations-Cr: l Light and Power-Company Mines Light and Power-Mdse. Dept. 1-+--1r- Li ~·~t---Renl Estate Departroe_n_t_ _-l!-_ ___._ __,_--11'---- -l---l--''--11---~--'---tl--- -+--'--'_lr Light and Power-Water Plants _ - t---- l - - t t - -t----ir-- tt - - t --t--tl--+--+--it--- -l-- +-- ·H- - - l - -+ - -11ToW Ofutt ()pemtiou ~ - l I] ~ - .._ _:r_.... ~ m. . . - ~~ 11 Net Operating Revenue t (Excluding Taxes) - = -< ·y-~~ es __II __ ' _Total Operating Expenses and Taxes•- .1---•- --1---it---1-------<f---~ 11----1-- .-1-- ~1---'----l __ 1,_ I Net Income from Operation f Ratio of Oper'g Exps. (Exoldg. Taxes) to Total Operating 'Revenues Ratio of Operating Expenses and Taxes to Total Oper'g"ltevenues Auditor's omce, Cheyenne, Wyo,1..............- ..:....~..:._..................................~ ...191_._ �1 1Accn.' No. 1; J. - _ _ _ _ _ _F_o_R_T_H_E_M_o_N_T_H _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _F_o_R_T_ H_E_P_E_R_10_0_ _ _ _ _ ·_··_~~ 4f ~ : : /!i::=-===-==-===--=====r•=ir-=,I-=- _. I OPERATING REVENUES 1 ~~. 8 ~~ j THIS YEAR I; LAST YEAR ~.fc.e~i~ 1• - 1J'==-;-==;==-f===;:===:~==;:====,-=-==#=I==;==-;ac=zl;=a--==;==m~~ 11 I THIS YEAR I LAST YEAR 00 2 1 !~!_ ~!~-~ -? ~ !_ m~ l . - - - = -- + - ~l- - . . l -- .......-l!--1-~1,.._ · ~1_"_·'.... ,,..,::~::~c.:::~:.:.:::.:..;:::::;:::.::::..::rc.::~:.:::~.;.:~il;;;;.~_ _ _ _ __ ___,l,I_ _ l 7 1 _,,.,I_ _6_,+-:i _t;, _.·-------:l...._ _;p~··~-!' ,...__,.:~F~r~O~lll~~~I~n~n~ir~l~JJ•~ll~it~i~es~·--------;·,--' - t - ; ~ . - - ~- ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - ( ' - - ~•___j__~,--t-~·-------, l :\Ils<-ella11eo11R I . ' . Total OPERATING EXPENSES l\Inintennnce of Pinnt nnd Structures: • S1111crlnteudence llepalrs of Buildings nnd Fl.xtures l Repnirs of Machinery and Apparatus ' '£rnnsmiss1on & Distribution-Repairs Ilepuh·s and Renewals of Tools Pinnt and Structures-Depreciation Other Mniutenance Expenses Total Maintenance Production Expenses: ~uperintcndence Transmission and Distribution Other Production Expenses Total Production Expenses Commcrcinl Expenses : ~uperlulendencc u,·erlislng nnd Soliciting Iller Counuerclal Eiqieuses 'l'otnl Commercial Expenses Genc1•nl Expenses: '11lurit•~ of General Officers <'nernl Office Clerks nnd A.tteudants nlarles nud Expenses of ..i;...,.:,ul lunn~er and Olerks-Locnl Office 1=:-:::.,>C:::,a~ l ,.!. O:,.e;ffi:.:.;:C::::e:..::E:!:•x~·~e::,:ll.:.;Se::::s=---------H----l----l>----!lr----+--~--l'--l---1----lli----+---+--......--.--1---41----+---+--4~ w Expenses rles und Damages , ,mploycrs· Llnllllity Insurance lusurunce 11 G6 ~ ,..., l--tatlouery. Posing<> & omce Supplies Other General Expenses Total Geneml Expenses Other Operations--Cr : Lll{Llt nuu Power-Cowpuny Miues Li"'ht und Power-Muse. Dept. T.li;ht-Heal Estate Department I ,ll!ht nnu Power-Water Plants 'follll Other Operattons ~ • <:~l~1 = =-r=:.......;·•;i--'1,3=-::8:..:7+-'0,..,5=+.·--f-"'=f-.!-ii-1 ~l__._ _ 19j, ~Q ,_ T otal Operating m'?i>~sft • ., i ~ct 0J)erating Revenue~• . - ( J•:xdmltng 'faxes) ~er; I A. ~ I T otal 011cratfug1~x r• Jtal.10 • T11xci; to 'l'otal O_per'g n(l cs. Fortltmd,Oreeon, ..... Z ~ AurUt.o1•'s Office, ~iQl':iw:,at, ................"J;ey_.....• ..............................10..~.. =--¼Y1=-¥1'91f..~l-......:.a+-~!4..-titll-- - l~W..1..2:!l:Jl_ �FOR THE MONTH ACCT NO. THIS YEAR I i OPER.\.TING REVE.N UES LJ _ I! • From Em llo~·es l~rom the Public l•' rom '.\Innir!palitlcs 'l---1 I" I I I L :·- - -, I Ii LAST YEA~_ } I f. l - ; -, - - .- --1-- I ' '., FOR TH!! PERIOD INC. BLACK DEC. -1.--- RED .._<..:..= -4 - INC. BLACK LAST YEAR THIS YEAR DEC. REO -11-----!,- r I I '.\Ii:-c-<>lln11eo11s 11 OPERATJNG EXPENSES l\fointennuce of Plant nnd Structures: , 1 ~nperlntendence \\ ! 11,----1!:--R---'e'""u;...i_r_ s _o_f_B_u_il_d_in_gs_u_n_d_Fi_x_t_u_re_s_-'1~ - - + -~ I- Y -;· ---!!---1~--l-- -4-_: : : : : : :: : : : ~~=: ~:::::~: : :: : : :: : : : :; : : ::~==~l-:L ---ll..::.:.:==-=-=-===~=;..:;.;:==.:.:;.__.l!,____ ___,__-+__1 ... , - - 1----,f--~ ,,- Repnlrs of Muchinery and Appru:atus I 1-J-- ~;..!T:.!r.!! an!!S ::::ll :::,::;iss::::;lO:,:;ll:.:&:::.·.::D:.:i:::St:.:r.:.:ib::.:U:.:t::.:IO:,:ll:___.R=e~p::.al:.:r.::.S,11.-_ 4 _ -+_--+li----i-- -i-- -+--~i -- ,!---l''.---+--+-~,~ -+ - -+- - + -- +--+-----{LRepalrs and Renewals of Tools L I Total Mulntenunce I Production Expenses: Su11erinteudence :\Iuuufacture •.rmnsmission and Dlstrlbutlon Other Production Ex enses Total rroductlon EiqJenses n1 Commcrcinl Expenses: \H i--111>crluteude11ce ___ji AclYerttsinp; and SoUcitlnp; 1 I~ Oilier Commercial Expenses 'l'otal Commercial Expenses \l r General Fh.l)eDSeS: I,, 1:cuerul ~nlal'lei< of Geuerul Officers Office Clerks und A.ttendants ,I :-;ahn-les uud Ex enses of h1jurles nml Damo.r:;es .~ _J ·s-Local Office L- l,mployers' LlabUlty Insurance h1surn11ce -: I :=-tutlonery, Postage & Office Supplies Other Gene1·al Expeuses Total Generul Expenses ',, ~ ,.. Total ' I I \! Other Operations-Cl•: ---\ Ll~llt nu(} Power-Company Mines J.i ht and l'ower- Mdse. De t. f.ii::ht-Heal Esltite Department Li~ht uncl Power-Waler Plants Tola\ Other Opcruttons ,... "\ ., 'fotnl 011ernt1ui; Expenses U I ' \ :'\~I Operullug Revenue (J,;x<:lu<llngTaxes) 'J'uxes 'l'otul Operating Expenses uncl Taxes I :O-el T11co111e Crom Operation ., ., . ' Hutlo of 01ier'g Exps. (Excl'dg. Tuxes) to 'l'otul Operuttng Ile\"enues J<ullo or Operating Expenses and •1·axe:< to Totnl Oper'g Revenues Au,Utor's Office, Cheyenne, l.V)'0.,........:........: ..........................................10....:... •. t �l =lt== ,U,,.,==--=---=-========(. , "f FOR THE MONTH FOR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 1· INC. BLACK "'~=-==-=;r:==>,1:==,;a==;===~:=== C"" E""' C=. = R = iE = O=~~-== T=H=IS= = Y EA = R = =i!k ~ l 083 l J' I 1272100 I' LAST YEAR 11 OJ I 6 I _...,,._ INC. BLACK DEC. RED • G2 60 : . I L 'I 11 OPERATING EXPENSES l\faintenance of Pinnt and Structures: 1 ' 1~ ii ~ Sn >erlntendence ! l - __,,__~-----+----1---,.---....J---'---.---1---+--~---1---l---l'-- '272 00 : I 108314 261 50 64' 62 60 I # ' He utri; of Butlclin sand Fixt ures 1-11==u-.:: '.l'..:.'rnI:.:,lS::_:ll:.:,li :.:. :,:.iR~Sl~on ~ &~D= ls..,.,tr~ib:::.U::.;t:,,:;I0~D=--....::R~e~11::.:i~rs~---1---1- ~ - -......- + - ~ne airs and Renewals of Tools a> 5 48 41 96 Plaut nnd Structures-De reclntlon Other Maintenance Ex enses 206 48 Total Maintenance - -4---+----!l ~ '- - + - - - - - - 4 -- ,579 28 821 94 -1--I -+- -4---ll- 242 66 79 , ....2=8=-iF=+24 ="'=2~ 66=lF•.• 821 j 9~ .~~= I P roduction E:i."Penses: 424 86 ~ Genel'l\1 Expenses: r :--11\nri<.'s: oC Geneml Officers l;,llli~lc I rl,s nnd Attendants :-:ularie!:' null Expenses of r • -Local omce El,1 :\IJ).!inge1:..1.m • lO 00 10 00 1 _ _ ___._~_...,_ '10 _, 00 ,l _---4-_oo ...:.i,_:; o..:.. o _____~---4---l ,....,;,.wa=.:.:"---------,ll--+--t--l!--+--t--! t - - + - +- iJ--+.-+-J'-- - + ---+- ..;,..- -1---1----1!Insurance ,;)-"-',;..;.11;u"-1.;;.; ·n_11c"-·e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-41-_-4..::l:;;.;l~ 6:.:6~ tutioncry, Postage & Office Supplies . Other General Expenses Total General Expenses 2J. 66 I Total - - U 66_+--+-+---fl----f----46-=+6.:..'_ .!t _~---=46 :.+-..::..::,4-- +-~l---lh 21 66 86 64 1 469 34 101 14! . 6 746 70 l 288 47 5 914, ~ { Other Operutions-Ci·: 1 Li"ht 111111 I'owcr-Wuter Plants Total Other Opei-utionf! 1 Total Operating Exr>enses -~ 832 11.J. I, >:1~t Operating nevenue I ( J•:xc:h11ll111' Taxes) 9l 13 __,·-:.:;: 1.~ ux:::·e:s- -~-.;.,;.:c------,!r - t -i2~5rrioiiam ----;;:m-iriir---t- ;j--li;r - - +~~t icirli---- -+~~~~l---+~~-!:~I-J! 1 I'l'otul 0(leraUng Expenses uucl To.xes :--et Income from Operation , Hatio or Ope1·'g Exps. (Excl'dg. Taxes) , to 'l'otnl Operating Revenues '-""'"- - Jtutlo or Ope1·atlng Expenses and 'faxes to Tot11l Oper'g Re,·enues Portland,Ore. 20 5 95 66 0 5 , 66 5 64 3 2 2 76 8 4 70 9 4, 5 85 7 'I Auolltor's Office, 7mr:-IIIM,i ■•M ,......................~~~...~.f......................10.~... 2 0 ��~ •• No. i; FOR THE MONTH ACCTi. T H I S Y EAR 1 II' 1· LAST YEAR ....-.......,============-=c=- = = ~ * ' = = - 9 = - / 1 OPERATING REVE~'UES t' I _ J From RmnloY<'s ·' '11 269 62 1.:-1~rOlllthel'ub1lC- - - - - - l' ,: !1 269 !28 --"---l,l1l~ I I I · • l -' ,1 _ - -+I--1--:. . . . l From j\{nnic;lnnliljes DEC. ONC. -~CK RED . 0 1\r- ~d..u.;\l.ll:lliSC=elw.il:=e:a.w.· ll:l.---------!'-·~=4.2_694--'6-2-!!i.___ ,~9 128 ;; I -. OPERATING EXPENSES I l\Iaintennnce of Plant nnd Structures: 10: I FOR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR I'I LAST YEAR I I ,r-. I Ir l 1352 H ~' ___,_____,_I_·_'._,: l , 2'19; 9~ I 1· ~r i I I l I ~1 I I Ratio of 011erating Expenses and Tuxes to Total Oper'g Revenues I f. n O ~ · -·r-=r ' Xef Operatlug Revenue (Exelu(lln~ Taxes) d ,-! : i 1 . ! ~r1 :;52176 f 1i 27 i 92 / I ,2! M l • 108 30 1 J. -I 72104 1 ' es i '\ 1\ \1 II INC. SLACK DEC. RED Jlortlam Ozoe.., Auclitol''S Office, Ql111~ ••••s . , ......................J'Dl.7.. .2............................10. .aQ.. 8 f. �~ INC. BL.ACK THIS YEAR DEC. RED OPERATING Rl<JVENUES ,~ , U.,.W~tU.IJl,l.ll..l->'""'-- -- - - -~ - +-,;:;~=-¾l---+---l- 4•~ r - - - t - -"tr-- + - - - - t --;1---+-- +----1 lli.Q.wJ\[nniMJia-U~ri....e-s_______ _, • .~Ql-JS.,__ _ _ _ _ __ I I Tota I I I , f Total Maintenance P r oduction Expenses: Snperiutendence • ' ]\ Total Production Ex enses = C"'o"--'m=m,. e""" rc -_ in.l __E _ xp _•e_ ns _e_s_=_ _-il---+---+---:1---+--+---+.---1----1--~I·[ .-~·== , Snuerlnten<lence _ ___, \clvextising_an<l Solicitln Other Commercial E x enses ·\ L Genernl Expenses: \\ :--alaric" of Geue1·0.I Officers I~ r Total Commercial Expenses a=-;\:,=:!= = I i i \ - . - - · - - +---+--1.----+---+--1!~ 7! \ _ . I!I i .e11ei:aLQJI11:e Clerl~s..a.llil....At.t.ID~ \• ~nlaries und Expenses of Al nn.<tg_e>.:J\n..d..Qler lts Local Office it"- , p -+---+---n----t--+-~--+---+--i1---1--~----1:~-...:....--1 11 1 , -t--J- Loc:i.LOJfic~~eus_e.,__ _ _ __ ---1t_ _ +---+--ir---+---+---t1---~ +-,' .L ti..~-:D.ell.....,,' - - - - - - - - - l ! - - - - l - ~ - - 11~ J.1!1.11!.tj_1>_.<: nml Damages \ 11 -lH. 1~mnl0Je.!.1L_L lnbm __ I=n~s~u=ra =n=c""e......._ _1t---+---+--·-i'-~ Insurance l L._ '.I stutlouery. Postage & Office Supplies l Ot her General Ex. enses Total Genera.I Expenses Total ; (, 4F4:rr=========ii==t==r=tt=~FF~i===+=4 I I Othe1· Operations--CJ.·: 4 I\. .J ·~ .. ._.. ,. .. .. J t• ,,~ . .,, ~1 '•·'- i r ' I. ~=~==== •.r.•o .,.tn=::1=O '-'~e!'.; ~g E::1.."Penses I 1' );ct Operating Revenue 1;:xcl11dlng Tnxcs) I ~~ l O11e1·atlng Expenses an<l Taxes I f Xct~ ~m O.peration \ ~ .~ .,. . r,.: r, J_ t SJ j ;-r r.:;. ,~ •A .. , \..Ji !" ., r ,_ ~; 1 I G~ • 11 Hatlo of Oper·gE:,qis. (Ex:cl'dg. Ta.--.es). to '.total Operating Revenues I • ,. ., - t - i :Ratio - ~~ = : -11-;--t---t--t-4-7r-t--nr-t-+--ii--+-+-/i--~ of Operal:iug Eiq>enses and ', • r ' c_J tl • j • ( '• , '· I l• (• r!- '1~·u~x~·e~s_t_o_T_o_t_al_O __ pe_r~'g,._R_e_ve_n_u_e_s_ 1 !r - 1 - ---t-1-- - ,i____;~7 !----U- - +-::+- ~!---t- -l--l!-- +~::+- ~~- -i--.......:...1-.--16; Audito1·'s Office, Cheyew1e, Wyo., ............................................................19.~...... 7 �I A CCT, NO. - - -THIS YEAR FOR THE MONTH F O R THE PERIOD ~ - - - -- - - : -IN :-:-:C:-."'.: B"."" LA '.'."'.C:-'." K:--'"-------:-; .,,- - - ---, N- C-._B_LA_~ _..;_ 1 LAST YEAR DEC. R £ D THIS Y EAR ( LAST YEAR D EC. RED ii /, 1 619 60 • 267 2'1 I I I B66. oa ! · 1 619 59 :, 267 S'I 1657 19 11 • 82 100 l 1 282 90. I 863 20 I 1 232 90 865 20 Sl~ 09 120 00 0 6G6 27 7 668 68' 8).4, 89 e 766 21 ., 788 6i PGl"tlana·, ore. Auditor 's omce, . . . . . .W.,or~":.. ..:::~~.•.l •~-• r. ·,··· ·-::·"'"'·"····-··•oJ..... 369 '10 120 00 ' 60 00 , ' ,369 '10 I ii I 60 oo, I 97'1 69 I 0'7'1 59 I �ANc:g,f 1 OPERATJNG REVENUES 11 From Employes 1 - -,p ,•romtlle Public FromMunkipnllties --i~---- - ~Ilscellaneons Tota.I ·--i ~ i>E"i'ATING EMNBEB Maintenance of P innt , \ : . and Structures: I Superintendence ~-- t i ~s o!~i~~~ Flx_~ur~s_ 4 \ nepalrs of Machinery~ A.pp~tu~ 1.._ l_ . ~nnsmlssion&DlslT~~~on-:-Repnl~·f • I Repairs and Renewals of Tools ~-:: I Pinnt and Struchrre;- Deprecint101i"1 -1 f miierMllhlte7inn~- iii;.pe;s~s- - I ----------11--4---1---4¼---+--+---tt---t--if--1!=~--'"--+---i.--4--•~--➔f---i--Total Maintenance 1__ - - - ~ ·-,-\ Pt-oduction Expenses: l · \ Ruperlntendcnce - Mn:uutn~ture - -1~ r _ !_rruisinlsslon- and Di~lbutlou .. ·-!-Other Pro<1uctlon Expenses _ _ i \ Total Production Expenses =-==-s=- ~-.- -=-~~== < .L Oommorcinl Expenses: _ ~ I.lJri~ten~~ __ ' Advei:til!ing ~d S?)i.£!tinl_L Total Commercial Expenses -- - ~ T r- , General E ,q,enses: I l">alnries of General Officers General Office Olerks & A.ttendants - 1 - ~ i - - - . . . _ - 4 - ..-11._ _.__......_ I : .-·., , ' (·.., Auditor's Office, Oheyenne, Wyo.►••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..•••••••••• • ..······102 ........ ~ ~ �FOR THE PERIOD t-O?"tJ.:.:l•l , O~c . Auditor's Offlu, o&eyenne, Wyo.•..........~..:: .......:::....\ ..........................102.::..... �/" FOR THE MONTH I I ACCT, FOR THE PERIOD NO. INC. BLACK DE:c. RED 1l_ {'. 369 !/0 . ' - -1061 ~ l· 1 ~38 30 l~ 11 140 00 9 ,9$ 16_1 ' 11,RWiiP •·······---·. .•·~··1;.....................to2..9.... 114:a 22 ll 0 935 93 Auditor's Office, !, 140 oo. _8 7'6 98 . -r-r- 569 '10 l 11!3 22 �FOR THE MONTH ACCT, N0. 1 FOR THE PER I OD INC. BLACK DE:C.RED THIS YEAR OPERATING RF.VENUES ', From Employei; 1 ,-- •,- lt'roru the Publlc __Ji I<roru .Mu~£!pnl.lttes 'L ~[iscellnucous ---- I -------1,t----'" Totnl I r General Expenses: I Snlnrlcs of General Officers , Rnlo.ries nud Expenses of !\Inlltlger nnd Clerks-Local Office ---1- - - - -- 1--~?- ,-•·~' - T.oco.l Ollicc E~1:>4:E-~es ___ ---a---'--4----1'- I I I ~-1----1-i--.-~i------i--l. ·•- l - J . - - f - - - - 1 - - -.........~,----'-----------+--'1--I .,! __i _ _....__-+ l Auditor's Office, ~eJe)lne, ::W10,►······•-u;/:.._.:.......•..:!.::.-·····················t02.. f..... I �I FOR TH£ MONTH A CJ NO. THIS Y EAR ! LAST YEAR F O R THE P ERI OD INC. B LAC K DEC. RED OPERATIN G REVENUES I'L~ ~ ~~~l oycs__ 11 From t he Public ...,__-,-/.....-,,J< 1·o~u~.klp!Dl tles --,r - i\ffscellnueons - - _ Total Auditor's Office, Obeyenne, Wyo ...........................................................102........ IL - THIS YEAR , 4f I IN C. BLACK: DEC. R ED ��FOR THE PERIOD :_HIS YEAR ..,. l LAST YEAR I\ I .Ii Commercinl Expenses: . r -1 1: , c~· :q • Auditor's Offlce,/ CbOJemu,,.WJo:~•••":••:tr..,.C°he!.2.l'.+·························•o2...Q... INC. BLACK DEC. Ria> I l �FOR THE MONTH fr I, . T H ISYEAR /: ,. LAST YEAR ~PEFUOO INC. BLACK DEC. RED - I ~ - I l I I I OPERATJN G R E \1ENUES ' t THIS y •_ I I 2s11: e5··- ~~ 2 ~o~ ?- From Employes . Froru the Public j______ I NC. BLACK DEc.RED t lf • 9~ _60 1--~ 1 2 314 23· - ' j, I -1- - - - -..- - - - 1 - - - - 1 L ±! _,._._1--~1----+- l ..- - t - 64J _~5.,4 8 1 t479( 205 •a 1 479 641 I'_ - 369 I '10 369 70 I Ji 120 00 326 '8/ 1eot oo I 180 00 11 368r"4 •500 95 15 032. 26 - I ,000 95 1 Pol"tl and.9 Oregon Au ditor's Office, • , . , , --►-··········6o·tohe.r.. 3o.. ....................102 .0 ..... J l 663 82 13 212 26 I 11 548 4/l 90 00 • I , 1 663 82 1 -.:.-- �- --- ,. FOR THE MONTH THIS YEAR I LAST YEAR fi FOR THE PERIOD INC. BLACK DE:C. RE:D THISYE:AR LAST YE:AR \I I' 1-_.... ...' _.,, _I"' r r c:-t:i.. .:wl r':)r,on Audit.or's Office, Cbe,,~nne,.::jf,o..•••...••••.•(;..,~'bG;;t. .:J◊••·········· ..········l02.f'., .... �FOR THE MONTH ACC'f'. NO. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR ' I OPERATING R EVEl\"lJES From Employcll - -ir From fflel'uulic l•'1•om l\Iunkl11all tlcs _250i?6 INC. BLACK D EC. RED I ~ l I • ti ' 1~,99 - - FOR Tl'.!E P ERIOD THIS YEAR !. I I' I! I i . --trt. INC. BLACK ~ ~ 1 920 D EC. RED ~ ,· 1 t 105 ~9 . 2 'f!n? 187 I T ~ --- :u TsrciJttiieons Totnl 10 1 ~~ 8 67' 12'7 -' ' ~ 106 1'..)9 8 S570 7_8 168812 369 "iO I I 10 00 12 966 16 1 1 902 5' M81 62 · 16 068 49 15 146 15 . 1 912 m 1901 00 I I Portl a:d.• ONB!>D, Audltor's omce. ii+ I I 10 00 200 00 ·230 68 !.<lt 868 49 &1111:PrX ..........l l o ' Y ~..a).•.................J02') ...... 100 00 �FOR THE MONTH / ACCT_; ' "'°· I' LAST YEAR /; /1 11. INC. BLACK OEC. REC OPERATING REVENUES II 1 ii TH I S YEAR L LAST YEAR I From Employ<'s I - • ~ - j From tile Pulllk 1 - / 1•'1:;;iu .l!unic!Jltllltles - --- • 1._ ~Ii:;cellnneo..l!.s J. I Totnl r L- ! -- ---tr--c--_,_. ----~~1_'-~ I f ·---, . ____...........·:~~~::= -- Auclltor's Office, OhefeDDe, Wyo.~············~··························.. ·················102........ �FOR THE MONTH THISYEAR 11. FOR THE PERIOD LASTYEAR II INC. BLAC't< DEC. R E D I I . j _ _-r--1,..------t---- _ i i-- • I ·-+=!r l__ll I I -r-~~--r---r---1---~· I I Auditor's Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.~.........................................................102........ if �:l.Z/'·99 r ,. �FOR THE MONTH 1 Pcftl::-.nd Oz.,o~Ci\0 Audito1' 11 Office, ~~!ri,;i-Q)ji!••················ll.,3E:::~:;"••;.:;.).i'i............102.Q .... FOR THE PERIOD �FOR THE MONTH ACCT, NO-I LAST YEAR FOR THI!: PERIOD INC. BLACK LAST YEAR DEC. REC l"l 099 01 I �• · - -··•·- - " [,. fj. c•.. \,\1,i, l~ •\ 9i \ WAS!INMON UNION COAL CO!U>AnY ooaui~oN NOfJCE to ALL 00IOBBnD~ '1$3so ooncoc Ii'om aa, 0 "0oal Dapt. •EJ.eatrlo .Light &D4 ·Powel' Plante 8\atam•• ct!' Operatlona of meovto Llgbl & 10nr J>lap, at tcmo, 'Olslle" tor t he month ot J>aoembaia,19a0 aD4 t ar twel -,e conths enclad. l>eoember m., 1920 as tolloua =:i · I · . ..l 11 ---·I . * 1".°"~BelU ; ;14 Jlilll4 j#ai• ... ' " ' ~ - 101" r 11Mb ~,, ~Sq-ley.. ,,; . ·U8.4 I 111.2 f I 5.8 8.6 - • IINda I 81e8 Im Sboal4 - ·I 88.1 I - .._. fllllaall4 Bou I 9.S I t!,,,' --~(", ) i:;..i ·, /' .; .-;} , --- ·- ---- .... . •. 1ttt... '-'11114~ Oregon, ..:. ....l:. ::. .- ; ··\1 ~ 1,, 1921. "' ~-, -.... - ., \ . ,~ ,CJ' ..... ~!; t,,,,..• Q: ')~ 9.t ·- ·- ·- - ---, �I~. , {?. ":"T.'l,:r~·r~_,.,..,..._ Tr •1· •• ,. o~ •• "'11"~li)• ~-' • :.i!l~...J.l.:..• U..t'--'- .' U w:. U! , \I ~ ~--'.L.:..~ ."'Ui . .l GC:att~~C,D I:'CTI U:; 20 l'J lii COI~Oi.:3.!ITID: l?'ls:1..:;~ C0:;'1.-,JCt .::~o::."'a, 2£7 0 ~oo~ :J3Pt o-:J.aOtl'iC :i,iz:i-:; Lnd ~0"7.Jl" )i!onto ,St::i.te~ozit nf Op:.,rv,Cio::2n of .Jl~trio LiC:tt ~_ '?o~;()l> l?lon.C ct ~ono 0 ~cn.o" .::o:;, t=.0 r::onth oz .)~~e:foo2 0 1920 cr.tl f or ~,-;dl\'1O I 5- '1 1~~ Lo.nt "?.-}::\r Be~«o 5htmld t"b.:!d I I ~! 0pJrn~iu1 Jz• :,;."1C., - nc.&ioo!i ftoJret;·iua R~,; 1: • u , 11"" ·llSct! <; - . ► t Offieo, l:tll'tl w::d ~ Oregon, 1 ~ oh l', 0 1~21 o ll3ob l,:'1Zt y ....~r g.~ lloeiliJ m1.ci.1lcl. Ib~ 5"8 a~e, R'1D.:lo Sl<r:ll1 .Jona. J}~ o ll~:\dO R}d Shoul 1 Racd I I . . , t · 211.:~06 t () I I foz.- tho Pe1:iod ·-lAl.l.!ll.C.Ck I ..,, - Pov th.9 Eonth l. I l ~C.i:.thG e~~:l :J:3ec~i'.l0r ~-~ , 1~20 n !J foU.oma ,i I I . 85ou 03ol 9o5 9 o? . i �i-ortlaJd. oregon. 11 e C: ...................~~.!!7....~ .L ...........102~..... . Auditor's Office/• �FOR THE PERIOD THIS YEAR II LAST YEAR _I't INC. DI.A.CK DEC.Al!D H f-· --1--l----',I-· I. 7 .- 1-..-..-----i~·,~ -➔·-~-~ Audit.or's O&ce, Cbe:renne, W yo ••.........................................................102........ I• ��REVENUES ~nl.U4.0naoa. Audttor'H Office/ DIAM Eip/S'WIF:il• .........:.........~~ ..~.• ..............102..1.... ��. IDl'Ul!lll4~a-egca. ' .......................... .... · •f ···········102 ..1.... Au dltor 'e Office, .•# 5 , �.,, r 1 L.. -~ ~.oa---.· Auditor 's Omce, - ~ ........_. .............. .... ................102.J...... �Commerclnl Expenses: ~Dfil.'Jn~nden~e _ _ _ __ Afll•ertlsing o.n<LS.olicitlng_ ___ _ 1•9 il50 ,_other Commerc.1.o.lJilp_enses__ I - Total Commerclnl Expenses . .. . ~ jl General Expenses: 6Q 00 , ,.._lallll.O~&Oll. Auditor's Office, •q ,«:,:................-...M7....'-Q. ................lO!a~..... ���THIS YEAR LAIJTYEAR ~ Dic..111111 - I I 2 to9 119ftlan4,.0NgGa. Audltor ' H Offleo, · - - Ari, --············ ....Qlltallez.................102... 1 .. . 115 81 �PORTH&_,..,n UUITYSAR I j . a· I . \00 00 16 ,o �2 508 773. I ��LADO,. TOTAL. IU,ECTRIC J"~IGHT AND POWER PI~ANTS :t. JUA:tNTBNANCE OJ> PLANT A;,iD STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 145. 146 147 148 ~ 11· , I~ - II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 1S0 151 , 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses t 390401 39 040 .1. 39040{. 39o4_0 I I /I . I' I ~-= -i- I II. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 1S4 155 156 ' Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses I V . GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 1<14 Other Expenses Total General Expenses r Total II V. OTUER OPERATIONS, CR. 165 166 167 Light and Power~ Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Pla.n ts Total Other Operations J If lj =....-==-=--=.iJ,~r=·= · =-===-=-==-===T=o ,.,,t=a=l=O==p'-"'e,:Or=a= t i=n='g=E = =x ,..p ==e=n=s=e=s......,,===,.,..-=-=....,_...,_=-=-·===;11 1 WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 10 .. 13 OTBEn OPERATIONS-en. Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation.-.J"l'enements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses Total Tono, Y/ash . ---~=--7=±-1---·-~---191--2 2 CORRECT:~ • ~~M~C:I.EIIK �&-Aao,TOTAL ELECTRIC L.-GHT ANO POW.ER PLANTS l. I 3IAJ.NTBNANC.E OF J>LANT AND STRUCTURES, Supei-intendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 • 145 146 I 147 148 /1 I I' l I ..0 40 11. COMMERCI AL EXPENSES, Superintendence 149 150 " Solicitation 151 Advertising Other Expenses 152 Total Commercial Expenses 0 H I 'l Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 156 I' lV. GENERAL EXPENS~S• 157 1 158 15') 160 161 162 163 164 0 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (~ocal) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses H f-1 0 Total v. OTHER OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department· Light and Power-Water Plants Total O_ther Operations ~i ----.,---+------ ,, _ ____________ -=====T= o= t a=l=O=p=e=r=a=ti=n=g==E = x=p=e= ns=e=s=========tr i'Il =====9:-==-3....9=.~A-_Q_ I WATER PLANTS i I Maintenance 26 .1 23 Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total '= OTHER OPERATIONS-CR. Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations I! Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT rI Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation~enements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses 30.'60! Total Ton0. _ ~ashineton. __._.s=e¼'p'-4-t..ce.wm-41b#e;i;:.r......i.l.;;.5~t~h,___1913. ~ V.??1%,!J~ CORRl!:CT: MATl!RIAL CLl!RK MINE SUPT. �ACC'"r. Ho ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POW.ER PLANTS l. lUAINTENANCI? 0.1" PLANT AND STRUCTV.RE~, Superin tenrlcnce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus 141 142 143 ' 144 145 146 Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 147 14S Total Maintenance n . COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 150 1 Solicitation 151 •\ Advertising Other Expenses 152 Total Commercial Expenses 14<) III. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 153 Manufacture, 154 155 ' Transmission and Distribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses IV, GENEnAL EXPENSES, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Sala1·ies of Genenl Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses ,ii---=-=i-=-<l----- - Total · - i-. - -39 .A~ ~ e39..Adf-. J v . OTIIER OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines Ligllt-Merchaudise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses _•.,..==-.,,:_,_=--=-=-==,=\TA = T=E=R =P=L ~ AN = T=S~ ~ ==--====== :_ I·== = I,-~ =_ , = = • - ==--=-==!! 1= • ~ = - = i : rJ-r - ~ =- = 1 -r J= 1 7 • 00' Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I & 1 . 5'8 10 I 13 '' U..0.0. ll • i OTIIER OPEBATIO"NS-CR. I Water Furnished Company Mines Vfater Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations I ---=---,_,,.,.•.....,,..,-,-,,,,_ _ _ _ [._ _____ I 1 ., a ,. n ., a 4.0 r 1: [I 8. 5'~ 10 131 :· -,I .-18 '. ! ~ j I! • I =. =¾j=·.=-= = =--=-=·...,.•- ~ ~ - - ··-· _ _ Tot<!;!..,,,.,.._=·=--=-"'••,.......-=--==="'"---=-===-=-= --=-=-= -"'.-- =-==-= =il==""'== - REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT :\1:aintenance of Tenements Depreciation--'l'enements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses 284 !34.~ I I 5'8 1 12 I CORRECT: -~o..... c...,tu.au.bueur........i6"-t...,na-._ _ _1913- ·11 43.49 134.5'4 3.2 11 • ~ t APPROVED: •- . MATERIAL CLEftK '. ·.,M INE SUPT. \ \ �MA'rC,,,. I A.L 1 I BLBcrnxc LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS l. 1UA1.NT:UNANCE 01•' PLANT AND $T.RUCTU.Rl?S, 141 , Superinte ndence 142 I Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 143 144 145 146 147 148 11 39°401; ,, I 39040 Total Maintenance II. CO!\11\IEBCI AL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses • 150 1!51 152 1\ Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, II 153 1 Superintendence I I 154 \ Manufacture 155 , Transmission and Distribution 156 '1 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses ! IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, • 157 '1 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 I Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 •l General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses I Total v. OTHER OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations I I 1r=~3.9 •=4~01_ -==- -- J - I!: 1 :=s)========, ri·:'=: :::===-:~=__=:=-~:===,J=:9=,=~=~~ :-=-==-:~--;=9:=~.-=J=,,:, ""1F=-. =- :"'=====W = A=T=: =:=t=a:=: =A =PN = e r=: =:= i n,;,;g;,,,,E = x=p=e= n~=. Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses 1 · _,. 28 l, 10: I\. • ! , • 1 ' 2 8_.J..O Total ,. 0 eo 10 a 13 11 ~ Water Furnished Company Mines ·water Furnis.h ed Merchandise Department Total Other Operations ] 0. 13 I I • -10r 3i·1 I OTH£n OPERATIONS-en. 28,0991 // .! 1' . I i I 2~L~"""i .-. - - ~~-=--'I?!~- - ---=-=:o - -~ -~- - = -·= - =-:~=== -===-=·-'=i-r.r= ., =-==IF==-=--.,...., ~ =·- ~<2'~.3J,f;~~ = 3,9......Q; -REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT ., I ; \ ~ \ ~~ II • - ~ • • ~ J 1 Maintenance of Tenements "\....,..,~', \~~;~\' 138 ~5(}125r 9 264jo4 Depreciation-Tenements 1 ! 134 1. 5 4 134-5 Maintenance of Other Property 6 •od: 46 6'l 52 .• 6 Depreciation-Other Property 1 1 l I I General Expenses J I 0 I Total Tana , Washington, NOV 8 - 1913 ------------191- __ _ l CORRECT : ~ / r~.t?11'1;1-b -z"'-.4-c.~c -MATERIAL CLERK MINI: SUPT. �AC.-C 'I". HO LA DOR --~ I ~ -~~A~ ' F MATCRIAL... , ELECTRIC Ll'GJTT ANJ'.> POWER PLANTS J". ! bf:AXNT.ENANCE 01' PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Macl1inerr and Appa ratus 141 142 143 144 145 Transmission and Distribution- Repairs 146 1 Tools and Supplies 147 1 • Plant and Structures-Depreciation 148 1 Other Expenses Total Maintenance i ,\ I' 1l ti 39 40 0 11 39 ° l1,.QI: - - - - 1 1_!_ 3 9 o 4 0,e.;= L= -= J,9- oA-Q.I - tl - - - - - - " - _ ; ; . . . - - - -'Ir 1 II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 150 .. Soli~itation Advertising 151 152 ·, Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 14<) ~T- ,, ~-=-::;-------j1~~ Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, •! 153 , Superintenden.ce 154 ·' Manufacture 155 ,Il Transmission and Distribution 156 " Other Expenses Total Production Expenses II ------c!=,--~- 75. 00 75 ,I .o/! 1 I___75=".00'r.' --==-:=-==---1=i_ --r~J ,r: • 0 0" __ IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, I 157 ). Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 \ General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages Insurance 162 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General E xpens.e s 1 I I I I I Total v. OTHER OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses '- - - ~! ± Ii = '=i===tt== WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 1 ! 2 ~. lOol,3. , ____.l._Q •- I_____l l_._JJ.,,I' /'1 ' OTHER OPERATI ONS-CR. 1' Water Fur nished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total -Other Operations Total =='=== H=.E=A;:=~~A_ TE _ ; E_P_A _ R ;ME_N_T_ __ i\ '.~ 1 I -i I 1 • ' H=====.-=:J:;---- - , -. =-====;a:==1!== - -! 11 I Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General E xpenses ,· 337 t. 65\jl 68 . 2 134 l 52 405t 9 134 ~ 5 I , 1 42 ~ od1 l 63/ I Tono, Vlash. APPROVe:o: ', _ ____.,c _ / _j ..;,_ .,.:::, f _;./ :;_;•:.....,..(..s, ( .::._ ; - -- , · --....... I • \._-,_, (._ ..._,,?..,,., 191~ MATERIAL CLERK r- MIN~ SUPT, ( 42 l 63. I �Form 228 ~AS.HI .NGTON UNI ON C O.AL CO!.iP.Al-:Y X..Z:i!,b~¾X-J! Statement of Operating Expenses of. Electric Light and Po~er Plan t s , Water Plant and Real Es i ate Depa:rt meni at TOHO for t he mon-th of December, 1912 0 f C( l • I..,, I c; ., 11:ateri a ~ El ectric Lt. & Power Pl ant s o Total ~ Q '\ ............ \ 1 Maintenance of Plant & Struct. 39040 14? Plant & Struct. Depreciation, ..• 154 Manufactur e, .................. o ,__ ___ _ ,3_2.d.Q___.J-51-.:.51 112.11 Total ------ 112.11 ll2oll ":} I I l I ·1 , .l I WATER PL A11TS 9.45 Maintenance, ••...••.••.••.••••• Depreciation of Plant, ......... .56 10;01 10.6,2 20••l j 174.50 134.52 491.45 134 . 52 ~ J.O ..:J) ~~- 1£:J .3 2°45__ REAL E ST ATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements,••••o• Depreciation - Tenements, ..... . ~aintenance - Other Property, •• 1 • fl')__ _ _ - · ..__,;:l:.;:•:..;:: 8..=. Q Il I Tono, Washington Jany. 13th, 1914 Correct: Approv~ @r~-) Hat 1 1. Clerk _ _____;ct-...;::l:.:...::c8_1_4____;_; 19 :...:.14 _ _ _191_ \,, ./,/,'/ 7 /j'IJ'• { c f •1... MATKIIIAL CLEIIK MINI! 9Ul"T. i l . �.EL'HCTRZC LIGHT A.ND POW'.UR PLANTS ,. itrArNTBNANCH 01' PLANT AND STROCTORBS, Superintendence Buildings 141 142 143 144 \ Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 145 146 14'7 148 11. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses Ill. PRODUCTI ON EXPENSES, 153 Superintendence 154 , Manufacture 155 Transmission and Distribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 131,. 00 I 107. 75 IV. GENERAL BXPBNSRS, 157 158 159 160 lC1l 162 163 164 -- .,, - - - - - Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses '() ', . . 23.25' 131.00 23 .25 131.00 \i .\ I • ~.. I T w Total 107.75 l V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, H1S 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Opera~ I xpenses 107 ,75 , WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 170-4Q . I I' 34 l 56 I --. , 34 L561. 1.68 10.13 l I 10.13 ~1-~J.. .461.3 . ; 36.2~ I I j' OTHER OPEBATIO'NS-CB, Total ---...-:.. ~ ...... - , ___________ -==- :...J.4L56i. Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses 1 ~ 1 ll.8J.J, ' REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Total I- .~6J.4,.-. I Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations 410 14d 5611. 01. 134i. 52 _ --i -,I 4 l OL4-0J., Tono. APPRove:o: 6951. 5~ " \. ... MINE SUPT. �LAD091t TOTA'- BLBCT.RXC L:IGJIT AND z•o·wER PLANTS r. Al,\INTBNANCE OP PLANT -~ND STJlOCTonus. 141 142 143 144 145 146 ' 147 148 Superintendence Buildings Fixtures l\Iachinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance I 39040 39040, 39--:40, u. COMMERCIAL BXPBNsns, 149 150 151 152 I Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses IU. PRODUCTION BXPENSBS, 153 154 155 156 -, - 1i Superinte_n dence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 101084 - 101084 IV. GBNBRAL BXPBNSBS, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 13.74 - 115.58' - :t - 13 ~74. - 115.58 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total 101.84 , 53.14 _101.84 ,r-. 53. 141, 154.98.., I I 69 )95 ' 28~8, 98 :8o!r 10!13 V, OTIIBR OPBRATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I I - ---1 L- - 3.8 ~ 98[v!1 · - =- __69~ 95 OTHER OPBBATIONS-Cn, l Water Furnished Company Mines ·water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total I ~ / / .?,;J. Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of OtherProperty Property Depreciation-Other 437 . 41 ,!I 1 16 ,ooJ . , General Expenses - - - - - - - - i - - - - - - + -~ Total _ -· _ 453_.!4 ·~ ~Ef/\t ,S'- _ _ _r.._f..... •"- ' -• _.1_....:;.._41'-'9-.1_4_ _ _,9,_ 0 /.P !l){r c,-v:-u¥J1~;7 co•uutcT: Jv . · uPnwr~ MATaltlAL CLEltK I I 1 ~ 69•i9~t-,.38.98{r' - - " - - - - - ---ir---- REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Tono. Washington. 10.13 # . - APPROV~o: I t I io?r 3 I 500 60 . 134 r52 108193 _ ¾ * 63 . 19 134. 52 I ,16 ~00 - 97 , J - 651 12 , 1· -.~ �L..Aao .. r. I I .ELBCTRJC LXGHT A.ND P OWE R PLANTS ' l\CACNTENANCE OJ' P LAN T AND STR U CTU H J?S , I I Superin ten de uce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Appa r atus Transmission and Distril.rntion·-R epain; Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 145 I 146 ' 147 148 MATC::Af AL I \ I 39040 390491 ~ 3 90 40;~ ._3~o40~ ~- I 149 i Superintendence 150 \ Solicitation 151 :', Advertising 152 Other Expenses Total Commercial E x pen s es 104022 160 161 162 163 164 166 167 L I . r lOo l J ,t 114l 31 I ,. 1 1 4_:93.5.L'.'. ' I Salaries of General Officers, Gener al Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) I' General Office Expenses Law Expens es Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationer y and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses I , ' / 1 ·____I j l04 l 22y Total v. OTHER OPERATIONS- en, 165 I .I IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 158 159 I I 3.I l0.4o.22i;<- ~l .0_ol ~ Total Production Expen s es i I r 153 I Superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 , Transmission and Distribution 156 ' Other Expenses ~ . l, I III. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 157 \ I 11, COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, I TOTA.I... ·-- ~ 40 ' ~'ll[i ·l c::'l l !)/ -,: J _z u~f-- ~ •~ .dl ~ • i - --,,- Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power- Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations 1 ,., Ii 1' I i- -- - , T I i ;I ---; - - r- - - -- - T __ , - -- · WATE:o::: : ; :ating~ x ~se~ ~---=-=-~--=c-==="'-==--- ;--==l 04._ol 2?.J l _l ---49l 5°1~-=l.5' r· Z (- lJ l4l .. 25!r - Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General E xpenses I ____ . Total 2901-2:3, 170 o381i 1 10013 10 .. l J . l ~j' "-=-·.l...4J 1 i 5!},~--=-_ ,. 3.9J,26f'-~l80J o 5.._ • '-".' __· I -·- I__ ___ ~ OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations I I,_ . I J - - -~ .• __ _ _ _ _ __ Total BEAL ESTATE DEPARTME Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property General Expenses Total Tono, Washington, 134 05' i I 134105 ! I I :;,,',hf:1:r-,...- - + - - , ! - -........-,.,..t---tt-- ~ • - - - 1 - -; 1-- ~ ~u ~I'~ ·_ ~44- o 53~~ -f~~.i 9~. -.~ 468_o4 . ,Ar Z7;) .. (._).)£>-""I _, 1.-· •• ..- ~· p CORREC T: , I ,._,,,_ I --..ft.:\Pl'--r"'-i.,J)11--,l.a.-01J..t~:na---- 1a1A.. . i • - -= ,i '· ' ./ APPRO(,EC>: ,,. · ,·" JI , ,,. MATIAIAL CLIRK MINE S UPT. I '·, ( �Acer. TOTAi- NO. BLBCTRXC LJGHT A.ND 1:•ow.ER PLANTS I. MAfNTBNANCE OF Pf.ANT ANJ> STRUCTURES, \ Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 14.5 • 146 147 148 I 11. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 150 151 '., 152 ~_J_1 --C--~---'r ----4--=-+-~i="'----==~- - 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 153 154 155 156 ~; .,,,, A 158 1 159 160 161 162 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Sa1ades of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses I __ j_,_·_ _j ,, I -r .tr • ,ii.,.,.>,.,., -. I I V. OTHER OPBRATIONS-CR, 166 167 . . Total 165 " .,. I IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, ." : ( -,..-• - . ~-= ,· .-11 i -- ---:; r • 157 .-l,,1·-· -, .,., ~ .,7 .,1 I Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations --- - ~ n J ,. ~ .~I ., . .... y-- -~ .I e,11 , . ~~= =;••;-1 :· !?..!• ~ . Total Operating Expenses ~=-- 1 :rmrr::,:e-e WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of PJ,ant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I -- - , l ' 1 J.2 36 2i39I lj~ (' C l Oolj JC r l~ ~ _J_ I ') 1_1" - - . '"' '"l ·' O OTHER OPBBATIO:NS- CR, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total . __ ! 1(, 1 (Ji") • ,_= Ra:~AteLnanEScTeAoTfETeDnEemPAenRtTsMENT - ~ ] M ..... Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses l _ - ~ ,.- .:U:;, p· f. . : "l - ?.,1 L: ~ • J;~l- -r •-.- ~~-... - fie .. , r .., . - ;:, " - :.. ~ • _.: n I~ , . I •, .....;;i ~, ,.. .; 1~ t ~. .. r J..:., : ~ ~ ~ • ·-- - - -- - - - - - -- - - -- -- - - - - -- -- -- -- - i i - - - --+--il-- -+---l-- + -__;- --,--4~ Total ----i1t=r-- --., .;3') .,. ( . . . .,., MATI!.RIAL CLERK ';7 _ __ :2 '.." 11.~ APP~ a(/ c:::== -- INI! SUPT. • 1 �LADO" MAT-..IAL. TO"TAI.. BLHCTEUC L•GIIT AND POW.EH PLAN'.l"S r. llfAfNTB.NANCB 01' PLANT AND HTRUCTUnllS, \ Superintende n ce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus HI 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciatio11 Other Expenses Total Maintenance 149 Superintendence Soli~itation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses Jl, OOM'HERCIAL EXPENSES, 150 151 152 I I 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 ,I 155 ' 156 ' Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses IV. GBNBRAL EXPENSES, 157 , Salaries of General Officers, General Office 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses _______ j - ...,,____...,.. _,__ ,, •- - - ~ ~ ~ - ; , -- Total V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses - ... ~--:i..~--- --===-=.. WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total .. ,.. / ~ ' l '.) 123 l I . -;, .. 0 J... , L OTBEll OPERATIONS-CR, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total C::::.~·1=,= ·:_ll== ~r= 11 23 '• fi "\ c-• • • ' ----·-=-=-==--•-......-ir·=--4 ~ b J.-t Sloo,1 5 I[ ! i • Tono, Wacbington. JUN 1 3 1914 ----"--'---------191- 58 ,........ :,,, JJ6t ,:·, ' ~~ I 510 J15. ~ _ ;_ 92 )aa Total APPROVED: MATRIIIAL CL£111< =I====!= r.:8 I ' ) 0 ~ O,J-,,>,h.....__r .;) REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses ' 1 I t-j- I= �T OTAL BLEC'.r.RIC I.'6GHT A.ISD POWER PLANTS 'I. HI 142 143 144 145 146 I 147 148 Jl'IA I NTBNA.NCE OJ~ PLANT AND STRUCTUllBS, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus T ransmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures -Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 39.40 ~to-•---+--;.--- - 39:40 390401 39 .4ot '- - - = - - --- II. CO l'I HBRCI AL BXPENSBS, 149 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 150 151 152 = 111. PROD UCTION BXPENSBS, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 59000 59.00 I V. GENERAL BXP BNSES, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 ! 42.66 101.66 ------ - - - - - - 42.66 101. 66 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses J Total ---~ 59.00 42.66 59.00 82.06 141.06 13.78 10.13 27.78 10.13 101. 66 V. OTIIBR OPBRA.TIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ---y-- Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total ..,._.__371. ·91 OTBBR OPEBATIONS- cn, t:________________ ______l-~._ Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department 'l'otal Other Operations ....._ t 1 =--_.., _14. oo' Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT !~ I ...;_, 23, 91 ___37_:.:g_l- . l 1 I LL l ' 30li.8;L Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation---Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses 168.35 134.52 i T ot:i'" - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - 4 -3-~l.8' I 302~8~- vfP COARll!:CT! JUL 1 ~3 1914 - -..........;;....;;..-=.._ _ _ _ _ _t9t- / 0 7,7 ( ;'/ APPROVl!O~ r -; t ," I MATIIRJAI. CL!'.IIK ..__,,. <'.::o.: &.>~-<;7'" 470;. 1 ~ 134 . 52 �.-C",. r. -· LAOO. =i - ~AT<•OAL B LBCTRIC LIGH T AND POWE R :PLAl'iTS ,. 141 - --~ TOT~~ " IU:AJNTBN ANCI, oi.· r•J.ANT AN» STROCTUR:SS, 125'04~ Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Dis tribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 I f 13032 I 13 8°79 \1 I \\ 79°76 1--- 1904 - - _93 _008 II. COMMERCI AL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses • Total Commercial Expenses 149 150 ~ 151 152 I --- - ·- - - - - - - - , , -- - - - - , - - - , - - Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 153 Manufacture 154 Trans mission and Distribution 155 156 I Other Expenses Total Production Expenses IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, G eneral Office Clerks and Attendants Prop' n Audi tor office Salaries of Cl'erks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lnj uries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Pdnti.ng Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total v. OTHBR OPERATIONS, en. Light and Power- Company Mines Light- Merchandise Department Light and Power- Water Plants Total Other Operations 165 166 167 ==l===== =-W =-=A=TT =; =: = t al =P=: =: =: =: =:=in=g= E=x=p= e!_l =~=e=s-=-=-====-,...~= --====== tr-== =""'= •2 1 r- ~-=---=-~ - - - = 36 • Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses GeneralExpenses Prop 1 n Auditor's office Total I ._ I -9.l• 08 !___- ~ 55'I _ J ,,,,.,... I. 4_,.J ,__6._.j= 86. 551 5'0 • 00 19 99 19 •. 99 o I ll==== :,,,,,.::.-=-==6~~ ~ - = =~""'"!I= OTHER OPERATIONS-en. Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total - • - .- - - - -· - ---- - - -- - - -- - - - -=---===• --===--=---= -= .- ~ I~ = = ~ ~ ·---. -"--=· HEAL ESTA.TE DEPARTMENT 198 . 3 Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses :er op.n.,_Av,.d.i.t.o.r..!JL~!,...,!,..."'-"'..lol..-- - - - l l - - -_.... j 106. 69 1 305. 01 / I 1 263 .33 ·--,,i----~ - -- 263 . 3J 3 ._ - - ' -1..l.._6 ! _ --=== ==-= - -=-=== ==T......~ al •=---=-=== = ~ = == =1l==~ ~~~6=32..0... 02 .....:__~_.5J9=~ .9.:lb-- ?' ( Tana , \':!ashio~ton CORRl!:CT~ ,e,3- _ _... s""e'-liput..,,e~rn!.t.lbil!..le=..r"----'2!::an~d_ _ . . CLERK �TOTAi.. EJ'..UCTRIC LIGllT AND POWJiR PLANTS L lUAl:STUNANCE OF PLANT AND ST.llUC TURBS, 142 143 144 145 ' 146 147 148 Superintendence Buildings :fi~ixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 149 • 150 151 1 152 II. COl\lHEHCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 141 1 ,1 \I 97 55\ 97 °5, 0 J.2 4-1 0 i 12 . 4l It Ill, PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 , 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses IV. GENBnAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) 158 159 ,: General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses Injuries and Damages 161 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 157 Ii" Total v . OT:rrBR OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 I Light and Power-Company Mines Light- Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations ' I ' ----------------------1/j -== = = = =T=o=t=al=O =p=e=r= a t=in=g=E == x p=e=n=se-=s=-~=======it~l'= =-,_.., 91_ 55~ 0 _ 5!2 ,~?..rt. ) :~~~7,,.?ll • 59 10 • 59, ·. WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses 10 ,. 00, 19 . 99 I 1 19 • 9 I I ii 2 1 0 ;:::~ E~:~~i;~:::.~;";:oactment ' Ql.5 .-WiS f o_,; 1 Total Other Operations Total ~~fg ; ;·-~=;....,;,...,e:,....:-:=~=:.,...;=~=-•:-.M,..._-~=N=T=·-'""-""'' ===-=== Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses I 354 t j i I 4~ . • I ===---..==-...a.·a== T =o t=al= = = = = = = = = ~ = =.11==,.15.'...4-1 ~._~ Tono, l!!ashington. SEP I 5 1913 -----------191- MATERIAL CLEIIK I I JI m:§i - -m~:§r · ~ ~ !I =1!,., !I t I ! ---.-5..0.f r ..83 ' ~ I ._ 8.5~5i --' ( �I LAOO.. MATC . . IAL TOTAL -i I I I .ELECTRJ'C T,IGU"J.' AND POWER PLANTS :r. 141 142 143 I 144 145 146 147 I 148 ,I J\fA:f.NTEN,\NCE OJr Pr.ANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses 'l'otal Maintenance 790 76 -- 1 _79 76 _ 0 ' I _'l9o'l61 • I II. COMIUERCIAL EXPBNSES, Superintendence 150 '. Solicitation 151 ,I Advertising 152 I Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 i -, Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 154 155 156 20.00 20000 31025' Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 153 1 610 94: IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 'II Salaries o'f General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants , 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 .I General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 , Injuries and Damages Insurance 162 Stationery and Printing 163 Other Expenses 164Total General Expenses Total V. OTHllR OPERATIONS, CR. 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light- Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I I OTHER OPERATIONS-CR. ,vater Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations .'Y.otal · - r . I l I _ _J_ -- I: I I 201.90 263 .33 23 •80 I _.,....._,._.,.,--;~EAL ESTA~B DE~AR;MENT ~=~....-.,.= = ....,,=.,....--===-it="""-=-__,,.., ,- - ·, --=•~=.,.;~••,,..,..,,.r..,,,,._==--7= - ~--,= 357.69 11aintenanceo£Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other P~operty General Expenses -=--= I 1 I Total Tona, Washington, OCT 1 3 1913 - - - - - - - - - - - -191- ✓,1 CORRECT: APPROVED: 1/)'/;" ,If,ti-· ..,. ~ • ~ MATERIAL CLERK I 559 5 253 •3jl1 2 r 80ii 3• �Ac:or. TOTAL. HO ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS X. Superintendence Buildings Fixtur es 141 142 143 144 ' 145 146 Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 147 148 I I I I \ :UAXNTB.:-l'ANCR OF PLANT ANV STRUCTURES, 79076 I II. COMl'tlERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 'i Superintendence 150 Solicitation 1 151 Advertising 1 152 Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses II I' III, PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 20000 Superintendence 154 Manufacture 155 ,. Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 156 Total Production Expenses 153 ,\ '\ ' 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 27.18 35.22 2 0000 62.4011 _4.7_.18~--- Ji., 2 ~,..~ ,__;82_o_4_0if- _ IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lnj uries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total v. OTHER OPERATIONS, en. 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines Light-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses W ATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total O THER OPERATIONS-CR. Water l<'urnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations t;===-==-=-=-4 r._ i ==_~, ===!ilr-===~-=ci==ll=1 Total ,--=j1 ·~'====-l==!b=--o! - -H - E.~L ~s;~T;·D ..,= E-=P - ~A=R- T -= M=E=N=T =-===--=~-""""'= - -1F I =--===;,-- 1 Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other P roperty General Expenses · -- - - --T - o-ta-1 388 '42 ·, ~ , 28 60 , • I 9.5' 88 263 : 33 9 14 O . 484 30 263 :3jll 37 74!! 1 O ~ 1 - - - - - - - -- -+-----+--ll- - -6a~ll!-~ ~t__=7J~S.G~ { Tono, Washin~ton. NOV 1 3 1913 ----L.!.~--L-...!L~~--191- APPROVED: MATEftlAL CLERK ��.Forzn 228 WASHINGTON UlfION COAL COMPANY Statement of Oper a ti ng Expen se0 of Ele ctri c Light and P ower Plant and Real Estat,e Depar tment at 'f O N O f or the month of December, 1913: Labor Mat erial c;.. ..,. Tot a l ELECTRIC LIGHT & PO'IIER PL.ANTS: I Maintenance of Plant & Struc t o 147 Plant & Structo Depreciation,0000• Total 1v.i:aintenance ---·- ---=13..:1.£ .,,-1~2.§. _ _ __ _ z9..?'L~.,-- •. 7:1~2§ -==e-,-,,u ---G•.11,, 'llc" .. - - , ~ - S ' :• .__..._ -- .. III Production Expense.' Superintendence,.•,• • ·• ...•..... .. .. 20000 20.00 M.anuf acture, •••................... -3 o. 7L.____,§9 . 73,--1g.Q.:i9 Total Production TOTAL OPERATING EXl>ENSE WATER P L ANT S ~aintenance, ••••••o••••••••••• · ••o Depreciati on , • •••••••.•.•.•....... 25075 .18 25.93 _ _ _ _ _ _1_9-•~9~9~-~ Total :: ?=:=-=2~2=-==== 20~:==1=7==.±2 :~:::~=:: ~ REAL E STATE DEP ART?i,'IENT Maintenance of Tenements~••••····• Depreciation - Tenements, ... .. .... IC/ I I {; ~- 11 ~.43 _ _ __ _,_2 ~_26303.l 97.32 =9= 2•~3~2=== 28==2=•=4= 4-=::l::7:::: !: 9= •1=.§ Total. Tono. Washington. Jany. 13th, 1914 . Correct: ~ k-) Mat 1 1 C1 e·~ ..,,.. I c,t-"(,~ , . .,. } V I .j,,/ --=_T_o_n_ o__ , _w""'a ...s-b... 1... n.c,g.... t ,....on.....,.L.-.._ _;J~:/' CORJtr:cT: LP FEB 14 1914 - - - - - - - - -191i>'( (1-"1 UJ? f 11, • , APPROVE D : , ./ /. l 1 • , • ~. MATERIAL CLERK MINE SUPT. �BLHCTRIC LJGIJT A.ND PO~•Bn PLANTS I. 141 142 143 144 llf"AIN'TllNANCJl 01' l•I.ANT AND STHVCTVREN, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Macbine1·y and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 145 146 147 148 1 / n. co•fMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence 150 Solicitation 151 Advertising 152 q Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 111. PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20000 23061 158 159 160 161 162 163 164- 25.oo 48.61 25-. oo " IV, GBNBBAL BXPBNSES, 157 20 ! 00 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) .77 General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses .77 1.49 2o26 , Total 2.26/.,. 70.87 •. 27.26 , v. OTHBn OPBDATJONS- Cn, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses f 150.63 ✓ I I WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of P lant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I L I OTBBn OPBRATIONS- ca, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DBPART~IBNT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property General Expenses ----- - Total _l _OoOO ' ~ -· 9ol!•9 19. 40~ 19. 99,~ 19J 99(, ilz, ' 1-.7, _ 3lo:l 4,k.. \- 1 ~ l t 14 ~ l~ ~ - - : J - -- I=;=-..=·-~ - - I - - = - - - - - " ' - - - - - = - - - - - - - f . - • - - - + , - ~ - - . - - ~ :~1"---l=w-t,-.,,,4,,,-,.~ . I 1 82. 24 , 2 1 .0,1 103 ~29~ 263 ~331 , I ~~:::_ ~ia2Lt _. I 82_.24 r 291 .20,y 373 J441 APPROV~o: • I V ' MINI! SUl'T, 1 �t la I LABO.. MATltfllllAl,,. TOTAL ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS ·"f• •llf'AlNT.R.NANCE OF ..LANT AND STltUCTURRS, 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 \ Superintendence Buildings Fixtu res Machinery and Apparatus I Transmission and Dis tribution - R e pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance f '---4--;+----_ ti. COMlUBBCIAL BXPENSBS, 149 150 151 152 I /. 79076 _ 79°76, 79076 7910761 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses Jt III. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 - Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20000 299060 I 20.00 467.61 767. 21 11.75 llo75 IV. GENERAL BX PENSES, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses l___ Total 3~9o60 I/ , 1. ...- 11.75: 11 . 7.5' .. 559ol2 , 878. 72 , 450.13 10.00 405'0 464063 735.6~ 1 V. OTllBR OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 L ight and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power- Merchandise Department Light and Power- Water Plants &: Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses I 10 . 00 • 4. 50 7;0.12 JI 128060 WATER PLANTS I Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 12. ,5 I 3 I 19.99 2 ~93 15l. 4d ,/ 19r 99i 2.981 - 21.961 • OTHEn OPEDATIONS-cn, - -1~2 li~ . 5-ll5i_ _..;._,_2 ,~.8---81::.....;[_-_3J8~4l Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations ..., ~ - -= ,..,.,-==c::·.- .. Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT MaintenanceofTenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses ~ - , 54!41: 0 1 96~04 1 263 l. 33'1 t / / ;;.,'l, '=- - ~t.? ~~~ ( )) C()ff~ _ 1 _._!....,~-- -- 0 Total ~,r-;141914 - 263 33, I - = - - -- -- - - - - . ::.=.=£___ ---:.:...;.--=---=-=-=~--191- 41 J63 'f L/.7.11 -1./,I ~-~1 · ~ - -...... 41 .• 6-J~ , t ,~,\!" • if '} • 317, 74v 1, ; .• • I - ,_...___---J:- -- • • V//l ;;?("?4L(.4/ MATUIIAI. CLl!..K I .. - -- ,. . .1 -, . .... , 35'9.37,, . - • APPIIOV~o: ! ,... MINE SU~T. �LAOO... ELECTRIC LJ'Gn·r AND POWBR PJ'..ANTS r. ~CAINTBNANCE OJ' PLANT AND STRUCTUHHS, 141 Supedntendence 142 143 Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery and Apparatus 145 146 147 148 Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 11, COMMERCIAL E X PRNSBS, Ill, PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Sup erintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20000 IV. G'BNBRAL BXPBNSES, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 20000 334.03 4740 76, 808.79 354°03/ 474.76'.; 828.79/ Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses ~ 8000 - 8000 8-.oo( Total 916.~5/ f V. OTRBR OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations 317.91 760.33J 45'6.92; 774-~3;l 10.00/. 4.,o 3 17.91, I Total Operating Expenses 1 442.42 10 .00 36.121/ WATER PLANTS 4.~o 1 05' .60/ 1 4 1 .7_~ 19.99 1.501 19.99 1 a 1~6~ a l ~6~ Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total ~ OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, t~ 23.0o✓ ~- . - j.__.,_ _i - - - - + , --:;-~ ---+l----ii-- 23 , oo~ Water Fur nished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Totaj. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT _ , , _ _ - = - = -=1r - Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-T enements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses Total n. 30!05( o,y 117 ~43 ~ j I 1 24.21/ 263 .33 1 ----L----112-43 ~ dJ. ""_'..- --·.. .... r _ _ A_p_r-i-l.........1~6..,.t,...h.._____1st.l... M > .'. ;{ .. . r ·1' /--· l4l l 64 ! 263 , 33 _ 28z. 54v v-,tPi C0t3JU!CT: 53 i 05t ~3 i.QQ(- _ 3 9~ ~~,.~ fl e,,- 24r50/ 404,. 97~ / --~ A PPROVl!:Q: I. / .J MUil SUPT. �... .A.TC:AIAI... TOTAL.. BLBCTZUC LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS r. ltfAlNTBNANCll: oi,· PLANT ,I.NO STRUCTURBS, \ Superintenc'lence Buildings Fixtures 141 142 143 I Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 144 145 146 147 148 I L I f'] ., I ')&/ '"• -----,, - ~ - • -i i . , r -•1I - I. 11. C0I\OlERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation 150 151 , Advertising 152 , Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, ,- . Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 153 I 154 155 156 , ,.C: • q - ... i I I, f .,) J , ~ 1: IV. GENERAL EXPBJSSES, 157 1 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 , ·. - - .J . Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total V. OTllBB OPBRA.Tl ONS- CR, 165 166 H,7 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power- Merchandise Department Light and Power- Water Plants e. l~J.,~ .Cc: a.t·Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses =:-:: - ~ ~ 'JO , ~ ~ ... ~ ,.. ... L o ~, r'}r- - ' ,.. ,, _,..- - t' ...:i - =-----,.,,,-=-~==-h·~ (• . WATER PLA:NTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 2-, ,!~: 1 ,/1 '1I .,, .,• I .. : t. -:/tJsz I OTBBB OP"EBATIONS-Cll, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations r.rotal REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT l ., , , 1 J:. • - ""'·- - · ~ II,, ~ .........,... (.(3 J.:J ~'I .... ' Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property _n_e_p_r_e_c·,_a_t_ io...;;n__o_t_h_e_r _P_r_o_p_e_r_t_ y _ ____ _ _ _ __ _ __ _j L_ ... General Expenses Total C~T: ( ~r _ _ , ' ·•.I:-~ ,1 r, ~ : . : ,,, 1 _, - " • ~ - ~~.;, •••~.) 1 , /.., , - - •j ' ~'?.., '1 .J."J 1 I iC I _,~ • ~,.,~ ., Cf~ ~?~ _,, '- -<>' co -',• -l1 -.L.._. ' .•.l · ~iJ -L '·_ · I - I• ,~(' . :: , ,.~ , n . .; f I -------..:......--.....;._:..::__ _ _,91_ MAT■ IIIAL CLERK l ·' :-,:...,T ...; \.'.' MINI! SUPT. �~DOft A.....r! .... TO'T,.._L HO. BLBCTRJC LJGHT AND i•OWER PLANTS I. MAINT.SNANCB OJ' PLANT .AND ST.ROCTUJtES, Hl Superintendence 142 Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciat ion Other Expenses Total Maintenance 143 144 145 146 147 148 289090 - ~89 .. 90 - ~8~L. 9 0.t 11. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 ' 150 151 152 ... - 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 21) . 0 0 20000 352. 088 73 6 0)8 352c8.'3 ~ ,6cJ B. .S: 0 lV. GBNBBAL EXPBNSBS, 157 ., ' 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 St).laries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lnj uries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Ex-penses Total General Expenses 1 0039 Total 703o';'9 1 0 039 V. OTHBR OPBllATIONS- Cll• 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Roal Eo t ate Total Other Operations .J..15 o~;.., Total Operating Expenses .:JJ <>(,6 4 00c 97' l v oO'J 3 1 5 022 --- .J.. • 50 _ WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses . Thlal I' _ 1 _ ___ =~-----=----=='"-'-·-,==--=---==J____g2 •c REAL ESTA.TE DEPARTMENT I Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses I _230 . 69~ 28§0 3~ I 3.25-...._9!3 . 1 o!~j =- :20) BO~ -=i 4zj9_01_ I ! I I i l • llc.36f 71. 4 1 15 ~21?... 15r241 I u:t1 l. APPROVEO: l II , ' , · I' p MAT~RIAL CLERK I i -L- 60 o:05 ,. CORRECT: L -" _~ -~~,..--~ =-= ~ 60.,:0, I p Total _ ___..J..,.u=nu.e,__1._.3...,.t....,h~--1s1..A 4i5~4-J 1 Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Tona, Wa9hington, lO oOO _ 4 .o~lD.. _ i OTBBll OJ!BRATlONS-CB, Total 716., 19 3 251 3 q 25 0 i_ 1 --l-J _ _ _ _ 29 n185l 1· 1 J , 89.90f y 1) MINI! SUPT. • �M ATKRIAIL... ELBCTH:IC L:JGUT AND POW.ER rrJANTS 'I• .HAINTBNANC.U O .P J>LA:ST AND STRUCTORBS, Superintendence Buildings 141 142 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatu:; Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 143 144 145 146 147 148 289090 289090 11. CO MMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 111. PRODUCTI ON EXPBNSBS, 153 154 155 156 Superintend~nce Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20.00 719. 64 IV. GBNEnAL BXPENSBS, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 • Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 16~ Other Expenses Total General Expenses 6.73 Total 1036.27 ,, V. OTRBB OPBRATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance , Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses 'l'otal OTHER OPERATIONS-CU, ·w ater Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total BEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses Total Tono. Washington July 15th 1s1..4. MATSIIIAL CLEIIK �TOTAi.. .RLECTRJC LIGHT A.ND POW.ER PLANTS ;r. ,&;l'AfN'TBNANCB OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures .Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 , 143 144 145 146 147 148 127 097 12'l,o 97 127 097 I 127 9.7• 0 U, COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 150 151 ' I 152 I Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 153 154 l Manufacture Transmission and Distribution 155 , 156 Other Expenses 20000 20000 320014 310037 630051 340ol4 _ _ 3 _10oJ7 Total Production Expenses IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 I Salaries of General Officers, General Office I 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses lnj uries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total V, OTUBR OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Rea1 Estate Total Other Operations 302065' l0o00 Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS 606~771, 405'0 l0e00, 4 ,0 5'0, 317-ol;' 62lo27j, __12~ ~ 9 _ J-6Q_g__5'_11 4o76 22L56 l9e09 l9oOO'., i Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I 17 .ao I ' I 118 ~ 87r .~ - - - -3 .:.26_ _ -J .26 __ 118 a1I 1 __ I 136~6 I _ 11 1 27002 - -16 -, e6,• I OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, r,-.. r. I Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations I l:- --·_.___,- , -=-· -.----' .- - I ----· _ _ _ ==----=-----1=-=f3,_6 .s z~1---=-=-~7~~-q 4 -=--163_._62 ._ 7 r 1 1 Maintenance of Tenements 86 189 22 • 72 109'• 6ll1 Depreciation- Tenements f ~24 4 5411 224~54/l Total BEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses Total 1 14 • 2:, -:--L--+_86 i 8.9.. ="=" - Tono. Washington. _261.5'1 CORRECT: ,. _ _.......;... /\....;;;. U..;;,;G_l:..:....._~_1_9_14 __ _ 101 • "'":, ) .. ~. t., (. ' ~MATa,IIIAL, CL£11K 14 ~ 2,: _-H348'. 401, �I-A.00" BLECT.lUC LIGU.T AND POWER PLANTS r. IIXAINTBNANC.B OF PLANT A.ND STRUCTUIIES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution - Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 145 146 I 147 148 127097 127097 127097. 127097. U. COM.HERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 I, 150 •I 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses Ill, PRODUCTION BXPENSBS, 153 , Superintendence 154 1\ Manufacture 155 " Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 156 Total Production Expenses 20000 33 2o1~ I 264041 26404-l. IV. GBNEBAL EXPENSES, 157 158 159 160 161 H,2 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total _ 352J.5 V. OTBEB OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses 315 ° 55, 574035'1 111"50, 4,>-50. 405'Q _ L :.c..--3J5-0'5.,.._?J.9-o 80.1.-_5..90,03-51 _, 1 -=----==-=-=-..,...==-~ WATER PLANTS llo50 p9.13 _ 122_.JJ 'ii I )(T 6_.,60 I I Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 25'8080 L 24.70 • . 109 00~ --_ 1 3. o I 11'"'1· I I 17 ~36 42.• 06 19,00 19• od1 : ,. 101:- 00• J __1.5'.. J -_ _.53_ -1T9r !,.'Zlo 9f _ OTHER OPERATIONS- CB, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total ___ -==-c- ~ - ' -~ J 1 Lo L J 1 . _ooU 1 ___,_, - 1.f~OO -=-=-• _ l f O_Or ~-otI "=-.J .6-r,,89...--="""1-7.9,.s.9r-- ~ _ ---=---r=-.-=---1-=~133__• REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT 1 Total i 1 42 30 241°.9 7 • 14 2, 01 _ -------· Tono. Washington. September 1 5'.th 1 14i:: 1 9911 --' fl ' Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses . _ 145'_.00'' 298.47 / " MAT&IIIAL CLEIIK ~ 1881 29. ~ ..2 4lf• 9~,I 1G • 25~ .1 r 1 444 .461 ' APPROVl!!P: 191 ~ I MINE SUPT. �_ t,..ADOfll - MATCflllAI.,. 1,_,- l IM ~ \ TOTA'- T BLBCTH:IC LIGHT A.ND POWER PLANTS T. .llfAINTBNANCB OJ•• PLANT AND STRUCTURES, SupeJ"in tendcnce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 I 144 145 11 146 147 148 ii 25 69 25 .69, 127097 127°97 0 ______ _J~-- r I 19 .66_i ~-"====-..a;J.5'._.l~i&.__ I I 11. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, ! 1 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 149 I• 150 I 151 152 I ' , J r 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, I 153 ~ 154 '!I 155 156 ~ ' 20.00' Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 71~.. 9l 731 091 IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 158 159 .1 160 161 • 162 I 1(,3 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 1 . 27 lo27' ~~·_Jj_l _, --.. __ _ L2?~ Total J. ;}'?+= -547 ....06 --- 886 84 ' , r 1 ~ 0 I v. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations 165 166 167 • J • 297 311 1 11 ~ 50 _ _ _ _ _ -:,--- - ~ ; 0 ____4_.. 5~ 1 , _.97j fJJ.i. -- 4.81.1.64_-=--7_z51..95r1 Total Operating Expe_n_s_e_s _,,_-==------~ ~ WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses .762l 95f 465. 64i 0 11 . 50 r f- : - , r r 65 42 42 147 •- = - ' ~ f• 17 .J 90 lQ1'7 1 6. 09 23 :. 99 l 9 ~ 00~ ' Bo . 19 l. 00 I 91 L00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _lJJ.l :___ ' ___.........~ Total ._ ~ 2.9 or120~ OTHER OPBBATlONS- CR, Water Furni~hed Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department 'l'otal Other Operations = 1 1 0.cO • l.fJ)-0 __ .......!?t~- - - - = = - - - - - -,- -=1..9lt)i -=~- 91 J 59~ Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses :~~;-r _:~~~T' io 7 21 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT ! ~ 65 J· 14 241 _92l J 156 73 241 ~ 92t, , 1 4 ~25 ,• 14 1 25 }- 1 Total , _ 91,.,59 Tona, \!a.shington _ ___.,Q~c....t....,,0 ...h....... e..._r__..,l..,,1.5'-"t,.....h,.___101..A. 321.,-31, __ 41.2~ 90 1 A•~ a:: MATlfllAL CLCflK ..,_ _ . - MINE SUPT, 1 I �,u' ,.. LADO" YOTAL BLECTRJC LIGDT AND POWER PLANTS r. 141 irArNTBNANCB 01' PLANT AND STRUCTORtiS, Superintendence Buildings 142 143 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Disti-ibution- Rcpairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 144 145 U 146 147 148 127097 11. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses I Ill. PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 1 153 154 155 ' 156 1 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 1 Total Production Expenses ' 20000 327044 20.00, 682.22, 702.22 IV. GBNBRAL EXPENSES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 I Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 , General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 lnj uries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 13.28 13.28 Total 13028 -- -- - - 496.03 13~28t _ 843 .47 - V. OTIIBR OPB RA TlONS-CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real 'Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses ...._._ .=--...i.. WATER PLANTS 304.00 427.00 11.50 3,0.4_. _oo _ -----=~·i=-~-43.44 I 4.5'0 44J • oo. 53.03 Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total OTBBll OPBRATIONs.- en, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total .., REAL ESTATE DBPART)IBNT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation--Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses 109~44, 243.66 I 14.25 I Total Tono, Washington, _86.7..9 COftRECT: ~ ( _ _N_o-y_e_m=b_e_t_l_4_t=h~-1st4... MATIIUAL CLl!IIK MINI! SUPT. �LADOA r. 141 142 143 144 I 145 : 146 147 ' 148 ' 'TOT.At.. .ELECTRIC LIGHT AND P OWER PLANTS llfAJNTBNANCE 01' PLANT AND STRUCTORF.S1 Superintenden ce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Re pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance II. CO~UlERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 150 n Solicitation 151 \'1 Advertising 152 r Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses I 149 l - · 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 153 154 155 156 ' 20 000 ' 320.50 l - - 200 381 .82' - - ·--: -ir- ' -~ - -- 381. 82,- 340° 50 1 ool 7 02 .32. 2 2 2 . 32. J.V. GENERAL EXPENSES, l 157 , Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants ~ Salaries of Clerks (Local) 158 General Office Expenses 159 Law Expenses 160 Injuries and Damages 161 Insurance 162 Stationery and Printing 163 Other Expenses 164 Total General Expenses . 60 ;, 601 I ' 8.33 - Total 3 4 0 ,. 5 01 I 8 ~33, I i' 8.-93·' -.8~91 5J8. 72,_ - -859. 2:11 V . OTRBR OPERATIONS- CR, 165 , Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings 166 Light and Power-Merchandise Department 167 Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses _,.,...n~,n~=-=-= WATER PLANTS 297.92 t 11 433 . 56~ I' 11. 50 -4 .. 50: 1 1 . 5or --2.A-7 -- . ,.4_8_ - 42.58, 449.056._ 69-.16~ 292-9? j' ..._ --- r ~ 73 1 .48" " ~501~ 111 74 - I Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 2 1841 2 J84, 19.00 1 9 ~00 I _....__._43~ 69. OTHER OPBRATlONS-CR, _ . 22.27 --· - -- -,·-= 69r33rr 43 . l -_21 . 60 r Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations I i:=-..==-r=---' _ Total ..§,9_ J33u ..... .i. 00., ...?.i l 27j; _ I I' REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT I r _9_Qr· I Maintenance of Tenements 62 71 138 ~ 73~ 201 ( 44 Depreciation-Tenements 247 :59 247 591 Maintenance of Other Property 13 J80 I ,. 13 Depreciation-Other Property I 14 ~ 25i 1 4 ~ 25• _General _ _ _Expenses _:...__ __ _ _ _ __ __ ___:._ _....__ _ _ +--~--i---li-----;----tl- -rq-7 0 Lao:, . ! ~al -=->- - = ........,.,.Ta --==- . ~ - · - = - - - - = ~Ii· y-·, Tona. Washington. 1.:;:r:4_..t"""h.__ ,91A _ _.... n...,e...,.c....,e..,.m.._b""e..._r..__. . . u CORRl!CT:l I , ,I , , 7~ J5l ~OQ .S?~ - APPROVl!h •i:• ·; _ I • I ,~ .1: . / .,_,. • if ,~ ,: 1 1- 4, F I r ~ 4~ -- ~~ c.I- 'f O b 1---G'cJi'I. ~ upcrilw111ndm)t (..~ (\, • •( ·. ., "'-. ' . I �Auer. L..AOON MATIEAt A L TO-,.A.L HO r. I Jt~All'l'TBNANCE 01' PLANT AND STftUCTURRS, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures 141 I ELECTRIC LIGHT AND .POW.BB PI~ANTS 142 143 Machinery and Appa ratus 144 145 146 147 ' 148 I Transmission and Distribution- -Repnirs L Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 127 097 127 o9~ l V i-9-2h - 12.'Z :37r- I ' ' II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 149 150 \ Solicitation Advertising 151 152 i1 Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses i Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, I L- ~ Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total P r oduction Expenses 15'.l. 154 155 156 20 000 336 ° 871 479 .11' I 356 .87 'IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, t 157 ,j Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants ·'I Salaries of Clerks (Local) 158 11 General Office Expenses 159 Law Expenses 160 lnj uries and Damages 161 Insurance 162 163 I Stationery and Printing Other Expenses 164 Total G eneral Expenses 356 . 87 V . OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, Light and Power - Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power - Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Esta t e Total Other Operations ~---== . - ~ -~ 9.3 0 l o48 1 .48 8.331 8 .33:· 19.1i r 19 . 111, 630. 79f 987 .661 . I Total 165 166 167 9,30: L. s -I J l l ~-63 850.53f . ~ 3 11 J 63 l OT HER O PBB~TIONS-CB, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnish ed Mer chandise Department Total Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation- Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property General Expenses - - - , - - -- Total .,..•-=---w-.===----.....-- Tono . Washington. _ _...,M.J.... a...,.nu.ou..,.a...,.r-..Jy'---"l...,5'.,_t,.,..r.,.1_ _ 1a1S... MATUUAL CLERK ------,_. 4 •.5or )._21~1.3 ,~ : Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total - I 866 05311 WATER PLANTS ==_,,=-,,..,.=...,._,..._ ' tt - · , llo50 xpe1!se __ =-==--==" ·--==--==-•itaa-=- 45 24 al,O_p~~a~ 1 I MIN E SUPT. �L.AD o .. - · Ac-ct.-. M A T IC.. IAL.. E L H CTR .IC L XGUT AND 1•ownn T OTAL PLANTS r. M A INTJtN ANCB 01' PLANT AND S T RUCTURES, 141 142 143 144 145 Superintendence Build ings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Tran smission and Distt-il>ution· - Repaii·s Tools and Supplies P lant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 146 147 148 \ 1010 59 101059 10lo59r j.q_f .5_9-1" _ II, COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Adver t ising Oth er Expen ses Total Commercial Expens es Ill. PRODU CTION EXP ENSES, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 2 0 000 334 081 IV. GBNBRAL B XPBNSBS, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 ' Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expens es 20 o00~ 4160 5'9 751.40, 416.59 771 .40 L ~ 157 I Total 358.81 1 . 10 1.10 8.33 8033 ' 9o43 J 9043.1. 527.61 882.42I 444.4,5' 754.91 • ~ ~ V. OTBBR OPERA T I ONS- CR , 165 166 167 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Mer chandise Department Light and Power- Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expen~s 310 .46 11.,0, 4o,'0 . 310046 ,~ W A.T ER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of P lant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 460 .45'1 67 .16 44035 ' 72 . ;3 3 I l09 .75 l I 5' 111 ~ 109 ; 75' 1 Total REAL E S TATE DEPAR T ME N T Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation- Tenements Maintenance of Other P roperty Depreciation- Other Property General Expenses ---- Total ... C ORREC T: (_}J7 O ?n,.~.,,;ta..,, u ( A PPROVED: ~ MATIUtlAL CLCIIK ~ /t 72.33 1 _ 2. 821_ _ 2 •.82 "--=.__j].i3j· .- ·- 112 • [2..- _ 184 J.3_0 Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations _ __.F...,e-b ...r._u __ A._r.,.y__. 1.,.5._.tuih...__191...S 11 . , o 4~,5'0..1 770.91 [ I OTBBU OPERA TIONS-CR, Tono, Washington. 1 ' J-. ~-1----r · ' ,. inl3Ul'T, �T BLHCTRXC LJGHT A.ND POWER PLANTS J. JtEAINTBNANCll OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES, 141 Superintendence 142 Buildings 143 Fixtures 144 145 ' 146 .Machiner y and Apparatus Transmission and Distril>ution-·Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 147 148 ,, L.Aao. . -· . L MATKfll1A\- . I -rOTAL. I \ I \ 1010 59, 1 01 .,59, j l ll. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence 149 150 " Solicitation 151 . Advertising 152 ,1 Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 11 I m. P RODUCTION EXPENSES, Superintendence 153 154 Manufacture Transmission and Distribution 155 I 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses I I 20 000 299.,40 I 319., 4 01 \ \1 157 ' 158 ~ I V. GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 8.12 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 . General Office Expenses 160 I Law Expenses Injuries and Damages 161 Insurance 162 Stationery and Printing 163 Other Expenses 164 Total General Expenses .,35. . Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise D epartment Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Operating Expenses -~ -=--~ I 8.,33· _16.,801' 16.80,r· .• 808.37. I 414.81 279.471 I · I 694.,28 11 . 5.d 4o 50~- - _279.,47 ,. t= I II I' I -=........,...=m== 351 8.,33 488.,97 ' 31,9.40 V. OTHER OPBRA.TlONS- CR, ~ 0 .l Total 165 166 167 8.,12· 7 1 0 • 2 ~\ 3_9 ~r93 ~ 5'8c116,; I I' 0741 9~_.091L I WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of P lant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 109.75 109~75 75.83 ~ 7f 8~ -- ~ --f------2 ,,361,- ---- 13 ·-l'-==~,-75 .8 - 11~_~85. OTBBB OPERATIONS-CB, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total .74 1 1 ~ - =- ___T~o-n~o_,___J.lasb 1ngton. ---~1...4... a'6c. r .,.c,....h........,1...,5L.Jt.._.h....__1s1--5' =-1i·-==----.. I MaintenanceofTenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property General Expenses __ _ __:;___T_ o-tal - - - - - -- l I 1--.:..---1---'11--- ----~ o =-===-=_,,=-~- REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT -- 75-_ -+J83.,~ ! j I 73 .. 53 I 1 lj l .,5'8 I j • t -~ -i/__- _-_ - _--+ _ : _m _ a __ _-7-5 !+-I 1-1-!f-,t- COftRl!:CT: . 8BJ_6__8 ._ , _ 4 J)_O 111_.a,1 ~~'Z.~6.a I 1 25~19~ 98 72 220. 05'1, 1 J60 220 r 05'~ 3 Ll8j 14 ~ 2 5'l -l. ' t 14 ~2 c ✓1~ 261.J 09~- - 336.l 20[! 11 1 A PPROVED: MATaRIAL CLl!RK I ____1.._o · - :tO MINI! SUPT. �- .... AC"'Clr. LADO" ELECTRIC LlGIIT A.ND POWER PLANTS ,-. 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 TOTAL itr..t.lNTBNANCB OP PLANT ANJ) STRUCTURIJS, Superintenden ce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pai.-s Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 101059 101059 J,_0105'9,1 1010 59,. 200 00 326064 39905'2 726.16 346064 399052 746.16 11. COM)[BBCIAL EXPENSBS, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses m. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses lV. GBNBBAL EXPBNSBS, 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 1<>4 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses l0o00 Total 8.27 20.00 8.2g .,2 10.0 .,2 8.33 8.33 10.00 - - 27 .12~ 3,6.64 874J87] V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations :..a 752048 1 llo50 _ 4,.:,0_ 768048 1,-- Total Operat_ing Exp:!1ses ........ - 106.39_ WATER PLANTS ' Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 9 4~ • ~ 10.04 109.,, 12.bo f 1---=------;.---•:l l 1 81.45 OTB"Bn OPERATIONS-CR, ~19.i90 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT AP R151915 - - - - - - - - - --191- i _, _; I 1 I il '-----;~ 1 ---,-_l .:OQ,,__ _ ],_~00 _ _ 1 .. 00_ 1..ool_ 1 =-------==-""=--+- a1.45 I_ 118. 90 1 _ 200.1~ ! i 99.09 ! I 109.1, 220.0, t 14.25' 208 , 24 11 220.0, f 1402.5' / ---3.-o=--=-•.;=. o..;:. o ___ ...._ -L. _..__ _.3_0. 00.11 Total Tono, J[aehington 12.00 • l ~ 1 Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Mainte"Q.ance of Other Property ➔ Depreciation-Other Property ~ General Expenses --- 19 49. 1 109:75~ _ 20l j 3 -5 r- Water Furnished Company Mines '\Vater Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total I' ~ CORRECT: 12.9009 1 343 o45' pr 4720.5'4 I �LADO" • • • MATIC . .I A L TOTAL BLllCTIU'C LlGIIT A.ND POWER PLANTS r. 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 aIAINTBNANCE OP Pl.ANT ANJ> STROCTORBS, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 101059 J.0lo59~- _l0J..5..9 ~ n. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 101059 III. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 20000 343022 IV. GBNBBAL EXPENSES, 157 158 159 ,_60 161 162 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses Total 594.30 251008 614.JO 8.11 Boll .21 10.00 o2l 8.33 8.33 10.QQ I 060 --- - 20.00 251.08 - .60 10.00 373.22 V . OTIIBR OPERATIO NS-CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate 'l'otal Other Operations Total Operating Expenses 310.65 llo,'O 4o50 3.26 .56 _ ..326. 65 46066 WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 43027 10.24 OTHER OPBRA.TlONS- Cll, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department r.rotal Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property l 14.25' 14.~2~ General Exp__e_n _se_s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--ir----..i-0 ._o..o:1 _ _ __:_ __ _JO ..._OQ_ Total J V 138 J56fo 326.061' 4 464~6i I ~,v APP'ROV1to: ,. ,I . �BLHCTRZC LiGHT AND POWER PLANTS i. 1-11 H2 143 144 145 146 147 148 i.cAiNTBNANC.B OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures .Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 101059 101059 1()10 59~ 101 .59, II. COM)IBRCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Ot her Expenses Total Commercial Expen ses Ill. PRODUCTION BXPBNSBS, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20.00 IV. GBNBDAL BXPBNSES, 157 • 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses Injuries and Damages I nsurance Stationet·y and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 328.22 351.66 348 . 22 351.66. 10.00 20.00 679.88 8.12 8.12 10.00 8.33 8.33 I 10.00 Total u 26.45 827,92.J_ 358.22 V. OTRBR OPBRATIONS- CD, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations 312.05 I Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total t 396. 97 11 .50 709.02 , 4o50~ 4.50.,. 11.50 1 4t'2.97 56.73 , 102. 90 I• 1.82 109. 75 4~971 109 ~75 725.02 I 3 . 1, I /' 90.00 1 90.001 _I___ _ JL _ __ 2.24 1 _____ 2.24 ' .JL=-=____,,;1 7 ., .,__l"--'-'"" _1_13~ OJ._ ~206:96..f_ OTBBB OPB.DATIONS-CR, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total f+I I J i&=.c.....-.=~ = - - - - - - -...- = • BEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property _t__ _ _ Gen_ e r_al_E_xpenses - - - -------- - -- - L. . .93-.1, 86.49 Tono, Washington. -COf!RECT: - - - - - . . :1___,;•:;;.:___:_•_ ~ , ....:i.! :____191_ _{LlJr:,.J~ I r- 2 ·100 r ..2...: 00 ' -~04.196 i / 68.40 I [! 1.5'4.89 ~ 220. 05 l 14 • 2 5 I j -1,..-_·3..o -.p.o- ~ l6.9.'f4 --2.. 00 2 00 ~ ~l:81 ~-- 53 • 25 1 Total \ 220 .; O5 / 53. 25 1 302.70 1• .. 14 .' 25 30 f O 4-72.44 MATl!IIIAL CLCIIK MINE SUl"T, l- �LADO .. MATIE.,.IAL TOYA.L BLBCTRJC LIGHT A/SD POWER PLANTS 1. ltfA.fNTBNANCB OI' PLANT AND STBOCTURIRS, 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 Superintend,.mcc Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Dis tribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 101058 1010 5'8 J.2J. .51 JI 12la5l ti. CO~UlBRCIAL BXPBNSBS, 149 , 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses I ll. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, • 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20.00 340.27 20.00 655. 75, 315'.48 IV. GBNBBAL BX PEN SES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Offi ce Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Expenses 158 159 160 10 . 00 10.00 \<l¼-1-1. ~aanrni!~ranc e t~ "'- ~~e~t Th~urance 163 164 20.96 20.96 8.33 Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 10.00 Total 8.33 29.29 466.28 - I 370.27 39.29 - 836"55T V. OTBBB OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations 322.60 Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total OTDBB OPBBATlONS-CR, Water Furnii;bed Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DBPABTMENT Maintenance of Tenements 8 O~ 67 ~ Depreciation- Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property ~ General Expenses ,3...7-;~ =-=~= Total- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; i - -1-.J 14J~2 r- 243 ~ 3 41 220. 06 1 I TONO, ".." .'ASH. ! ,.(b.O I;, . , . t"i 6l I COflAECT: JUL 151915 -----------191- 14.125 >- .,. .( ,f;;-/ I,✓-/. APPROVE~ - r,?,(,/t'(!)'[, ~ .J:_C.. MAT~IAL C:LZIIK MIN& SUPT. �•• LADO,t .ELECTRIC LIGHT AND J•OWER PLANTS I. JHAIN'TBNANCE OJ' PLANT AND .STRUCTUDEP>, Superintendence Buildings 1-fl 142 143 I 144 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repa irs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 145 I 146 147 i' 148 101058 101058 ,~_ l01._;58r LOl o-5-8}__ IL CO~UIBRCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses lt 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, ,I 153 154 155 156 Superintendence 20000 Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses 34105'4 I 215.11 Total Production Expenses 1 IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 1 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses tp!l.~ Injuries and Damages Industrial fo~ ,u Insurance lb3 Stationery and Printing H,4 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 10000 10.00 Ins. 11.151 8033 Total V. OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants &: Real Estate 'l'otal Other Operations 627J021 llo,'O - . 4.o 501r - _ 6~0 02{-- Total Operating Expenses - ::.me,; ............. -=..-.-. .... ~,.- l - WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total OTHER OPJlR,j\.TIO'NS-CR, Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Maintenance of Tenements Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property General Expenses Total • ' V1<1mi~" IS¥ - TONO, WASH. ORRECT; --~ AU~G ~ l4 _ 19_15__,s1- APPROVl!O: MATl!RIAL CLERK MINI: SUPT. 64~69~ �L..ADOR I HLBCTJUC LIGllT AND J>OWER PL.ANTS r. A(AJNTHNANGE 01' PLANT ANI) STRUCTUltBS, Superia tenclcnce Buildings Fixtures Machinery a nd Apparatus Transmission and Distribution-·R epairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 :, 148 TOTAi... I' I I I _ I __ I I 10l c5 9 101. 59, 1 01 .. 5q _.101 r-9r--= ·- ·-1-~ 11. COM:&IEUCIAL EXPENSES: Superintendence 149 150 I Solicitation 151 '.\ Advertising Other Expenses l 152 \'I 11 Total Commercial Expenses ' -rtllib , , r-~ ~ 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 11 153 1111 Superintendence Manufacture 154 Transmission and Distribution 155 156 ·, Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20 000 2 0 .00 339 .17 319.45 658 .62 _j_ - - t 31.9. 4 5.. 678. 62 lV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 -' Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 \! Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 16U2.. Injuries and Damages lndustria,l Insurance 162 Insurance 163 Stationery and Printing H,4Other Expenses Total General Expenses 11 1 0.00 1 0 .00 oa/ 11 .08 11 ; 8 . 33 8 .33 --r - __J_ 1 9.41 _ 440 . 45 Total -I-, 29 !41 809.j2 V. OTHER OPERATIONS- Cl\, 165 I 166 167 1 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations =:i,,-=wii_....,_.__ 372. 37 1 11.50 L 323_.JOl C 3,88 :37! --=--Total Operating Expenses-=--,-===--==--it~·_ 46 16 _____5-2 . 08 . 0 WATER PLANTS , 1 Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 1 )70 I : 109}75 ~ 1 80 • 00 _ 5 .117- _ _ _ Q._1O.Q - - - -1.l o Total 1 2 141 109 J75 , Bo loo , l ~ J ..'7 ~ U 5J1 1~ -~ 1 l /j: OTHEU OPERATIONS- CR, Water Furnished Company Mines ,vater Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations )7111 2J o_o _ _ -2J o_o_ LJ --=-- F1 _ 1 I 1: -=- -==-=--~~-===ii:=-=---~ l o f. _ REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT ' I 2.6.0 ~ . : ~ •.o_o _ • t ! . UJ . ,6 J ==- 205..,..3-3 ~---- II I Maintenance of Tenements I 139.,27 1 ll7 .io5i 256 r32 Depreciation-Tenements 222 ~46[ 222 J46 Maintenance of Other Property ! · 3. 161 3 ,16 · 1 Depreciation-Other P roperty 'j 14 25! 14 J25 , __,..._ G_e_ n e_r_a_l _E_x_p_en _ s_e_s_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--;,,--- -~..O_Q'-lt---t--'t--.,....--: 301.oo ! Total _ Tono, Washington. September 15th, CORRECT: 19 1.2.. ~ MATEIUAL CLUU( I l l69 J27 ;56£92, APP//Ff,D: 5'26li9 ' ·~ 1 ---6,)_c - -- MINE SUPT. �A~cr r-· - L.AQOl"t TOTAL. ELRCTRIG LIGHT A.ND POWER PLANTS ,. .HAINTBN.\.NCn OF PL.~NT AND STRUCTURm,, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures 141 • 142 143 144 145 146 147 • Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 148 10l r591 101.5.9.,~ II. CO~IMERCIAL EXPENSES, h 149 ·,' Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 150 151 152 _.-~ U-~' ' 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 1 - 101059, -=I=+=-, I I Superintendence 153 Manufacture 154 155 I' Transmission and Distribution 156 Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20.00 334-o3l ' IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 ,I Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses 159 Law Expenses 160 161.} lnj uries and Dama.g es (Industrial In a ur a.nc e) Insurance 162 Stationery and Printing 163 Other Expenses 164 Total General Expenses ' 157 I lOoOO 10. 00 10 093 ' 8033 .1 9026 Total 4.71065 " V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total _£peratin~ ~ens;s ......=-==--- - -= 318 o.77 I 400 o98 l0 o 00 1 4o50 t 4;!.5 o 48 I 1 [~- - -~ _ 318 0 ,.7 1 _, ;= - = ~5+-0 '-1 . ,_ _5-:6 1 ~ ! Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total 12io 22 I • 73 J , 1 80.00 O_.j)J) -··-.6 o•l3 t • .116o_;Ql - 80 ~00 • - ~16 ~J. ~-~ 8 I 1 ~ I I I J...==:...a--=~=¥--~=ic'-=.1-• 00 . _ . ...J....,.Q_Q I, I 2.· 2 2 --~=--==--==--~=-- ., .. ll5 .. 611 21'2 J83_ ' 1 1 . . . - - - - - - - -- - - ·___,, o.~r REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT : I ! Maintenance of Tenements 72.86 Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation-Other Property I General Expenses ., n ---=:.::=.:.:.:::..~.::- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t t - -~ , Total 102 • a6 J ' ....... 1---- · - I Tono, Y:a.ehington, COflRECT: 169.12 222of6 ! ; l.180 I 14.25 j 241 J98 222J46 1 1.180 l4 J25 . 311.oot' APPROve;o: ✓;; _.,, '- , - •., ~ , I J I ,., ·., • 1 .• It, I\ • '"' H "'i"'-t' M,._Tl!fUA1. CLERK .u..J.o.Q 510 J4.9 , __,_.O_..c..,.tcxo..,.b=e.,,_r_,.,l_,,_5'.:,,.th=:..1.,_ _1e1..2. _ _ I ~ _ ; 109. 75 ; ' __ 102.~2 Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations - 'T 12 o 95 I 109 .:7511 j OTUBR OPEUATIONS- CR, Total ·- I. WATER PLANTS - lQl.71 o 1 0,e;asui:T. _...----- ~ - - ~ - �,._,,._.,. HO ELECT.RIC LIGDT A.ND P O W.ER PLANTS r. MAL"ilTliN,~NCB OF P L ANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R e pain, Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 167066 - - 167066 Jr 167066~ - 16,7_0_66 310042 6'}7,79 I· .. 11. COM:&lERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 ~ I Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 • 155 , ' 156 1\I Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 20000 20000 347037 ~ l__ 367037 . r _L _ Jl0o42 t,_ 677079 'IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses 159 Law Expenses 160 16D. Injuries and Daxµages Industrial Insurance 162.l Insurance Stationery and Printing 163 Other Expenses 164 Total General Expenses V. OTHBR OPBB::::~S-CR, 165 16(, 167 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power- Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations I lOoOO • __ J l0o00 19 65' 377 •37 1 497 o 73 1 330 2, 0 0 jI 424 0 80 lOoOO 4 I ,ot- F -33-0of5' • ~439:30 _ _2~tal Operating Expense_s _ _ _ _-==- - - = =it=- - 4'"-"_= o!e_;l.2 -=5'.&_o 4 3 _ WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I OTHER OPERATIONS-CR. Water Furnished Company Mines Water Furnished Merchandise Department 'l'otal Other Operations Total REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT I I ,1 - - - - - + ------ ~l.1Q.O._ _ _ _ rO.O l!==-=-"'=='f"==#-- = ~ -1 ~ 00_ tlQ. 7 bo :....---.- ~ ·•"-r _8~. 25 l 'l._2Jr~I:=' -- io 1gg Ioi i ~ • Maintenance of 'l'enements 69 . 1 9~ • ,114 • 2 ,.·1 Depreciation-Tenements 2 8.• l Maintenance of Other Property 1 ' Depreciation-Other Property j General Expenses -, ......:::.:.:::.=.::::....::.:~------------------+ - -..J..>~pL'>(~ - --'----r--fl-- _...;;,.0 ~!.w..>.4-Total~ --W'"'"'-'"_,_.,,,._w,,..,.w_w._,w-rn....-=--"""""""~~=-----==t.,,~ 99_.g._4 . -3..79. 09 478 J23 I NOV 151915 -----'--------191- _ l _Jj) , �rr~ . AacY. LADO" MATIC..IAL N O , ltfA~TENANCE OP PLANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings 141 142 143 I BLECTRIC LIGU'r AND z»oWER PLANTS I. Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution--Rep,tin; Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 144 145 I I 146 I 147 148 I j1 U. COI\IMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 i Superintendence Solicitation 150 'I 151 1', Advertising 152 ·:,I Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses '\ ! 1 -1 I I Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, l1 153 l' Superintendence 154 1' Manufacture Transmission and Distribution 155 t 156 O Other Expenses •, '1i Total Production Expenses l ' I I• IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 1l Salaries of General Officers, General Office ii 1, Clerks and Attendants 158 :, Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161' Injuries and Damages Industrial Insurance 162 Insurance lb3 Stationery and Printing lM Other Expenses Total General Expenses 20 ooof lOoOO Total V . OTHER OPERATIONS-CR, 165 166 167 ' Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations =-c<:;===·---- Total Operating Expenses WWW. - · -- WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Tota1 Tono, V/ashinr;ton. APPROVED: _ ___..D....,e""c""e =m=b-==e""'r__,l...,5,<_t ""h~,--1&1...i. r' - ,. ~t..- I- . _( .£-? _ ..,,.--· MINE SUPT. �L..Aeo" TOTAL. ELUCTH.IC L.IGUT .\.ND POWER PLANTS ... l·H 142 H3 144 145 146 147 148 ,.,.AINTBNANC.B OJ' l•LANT AND STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distl"i&ution--Repain; Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 26.25 0 133. 9_1 II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 152 26 25, Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses ID. P RODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence 11anufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 795. 53 3G2. 57 IV. GBNBOAL EXPENSES, 795 053 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 ,, Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses H,l.}. 162"" 163 164 Injuries and Damages Industrial Ins urance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses 20.oa 2 0 . 00 1 0 . 00 10.00 Insurance I' J 0 e00 Total 121. 63 ,. 1,051.07 392.57 V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations 565.48 lOoOO Total Operating Expenses W .ATER PLANTS -- L!-9 . 07 Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total l 9.00 / 75.oo f -- 15. oo r __ _ 99__._oo . OTUEU OPBllATlONS- CR, Vlab;r Furni:.,hcd Company Mines ,\Tat,;r Furni<,hecl Merchandi5.e Department Total Othc:r Operations 579.98 78.52 72.02 j 21.65/ .9J.67r ,. j lo QO r 1. 00 'l'otal 92.67 ' Rl~AL ~s·rATI~ DnPAltTMENT I,1 aint,:n:1nc1; "f 'J'c:ncmcnt.s lJ•:r,rcdati<m -'l'1:ncm1:nts ;',faint•:na nc1; of ')tl1•:r l'ropl:rty 1,1:r,r,:ciati,,n <Jth,:r <;1•n•: raJ J-,x111:n•,1:1> 4•• 50 343 . 50 . Pl'opc.rty 'J',,t ;ii t I COtaR~r.J • rn, G ( /.) . .. '\., Mlllr.NIAI C::I ,11K l . 1 •.oo+ 1 .00 191.67 i f 20'J . 9<J 1 280. 1 6 275.46 1 ::'8~1 ~ 16 , 196 . u !J 93 . 6:1 ~ ( ]O . 00 I' �r. BLHCTRIC LIGHT A.ND POWER P.JJANTS .&CAJNr.HNANCE OF PL,i.NT AND STRUCTUHES, 141 Superintendence 142 •j 143 Buildings Fixtures 144 Machinery a.11d Apparatus 145 Transmission and Distribution- Repairs Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 146 147 'I 148 11. COl\DIERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence ,, 150 , Solicitation Advertising 151 . 152 ii Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses ~ 149 • 'i II . l 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 I 1 154 ' 155 156 ' Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) General Office Expenses Law Exp·e nses Injuries and Damages Industrial Insuranc e Insurance Stationery and Printing Other Expenses Total General Expenses IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 158 159 160 16l_l_ 16'.! 2 163 164- 200.00 2 0.o 00 1 0 000 l OoOO Total V. OT.U:ER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power- Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Esta t e Total Other Operations 477° 57 lOo OC . 4 o,50 , - 492007 ,67 o·o o !, I Total Operating E?{penses ---~~ ---- II WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Ex penses Gen er al Expem,es Total I ·48. 75 72002 3 .65 123.82 en, \Yater F urni•.hcrl C<,m r,ao y M ine~: o;,,,:a t~r J• urn;thc<l Merchandi!,1; T>t:p,~rtm1:r1t OTH ITTl OPJ~U./\TIONS T r>t~l ()ti11:: r (Jp1:ra.tio n !l I 'f,,t~1 ! t l o ) tl t l o llO t lO;t, .. j1 11 JU ~Af, V.S'J'A'CJ~ J,JWJ\Jt'J>MJ~N'I· : ~ ,.ir.tf:fl~;(l'.;.f:, ,,f 'J f; J/(.;tll f!TJ t <: I/I~ ~i<, 'I f; 11•;m 1•11 ti: ~/,i;lr.t'; rl ~ri' : •~ '>f f)t i w r J'rr111t:rl y r,•;v r edzti',r) f J l h 1:r l'r1,1,1•rt y <, 1-:.,, f~l"i: i V,/ r,--,. ' ,"!" 1, ,.;i,rr:1,.ii;.ti',fl ',.•l ",} , . ' ix\ t\ \ , , f , : 'I 1,t:1' I I J •,' 1 Ill l l' ►lfl I I I' ~1111 �~ -..._...• - - - - - - - - ~ ~ -- - ~ ~ - - - - - ~ - - - ~ - - - ~......ow MA'l'DIAI,. -· ELECTRIC LIGHT A.ND POWER PLANTS 1. .HAINTBNANCB OP PLANT A.NJ> STRUCTURES, Superintendence Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- Repain; Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 141 142 143 , 144 145 146 1 147 148 107 066 -1 0-7 66,, ·- +-- 0 1070 66 lOJ o-6(/ II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 1so l 151 152 r Ill. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 Superintendence 154 • Manufacture 155 :; Transmission and Distribution I 156 1 Other Expenses ' I' 318.03 333°92 Total Production Expenses 333. 92 IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 :· Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 . Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses .. Law Expenses 160 16L} Injuries and Damages Inductrial Insurance Insurance 162 Stationery and Printing 163 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 20 . 00 10.00 20000 10000 I 11.92 8.33! __ 2 0 .2-5_ Total 445'.94 _ V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 Light and Power- Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-~ater Plants & Real Estate • Total Other Operations 167 3160 61 375 070 t 10 0 00 4 050. Total Operating! xpenses ===i=oc=-==--=-==--- 4'l-j 3li' 55 o74r 692.31 10 l 00 1 __ 4o50 . ___ J.l6~o_Q_l _ __,_3 9 _Q_. .20~ ___JQ6_..,_8l.t _ 103 0c05'lj; ' W .ATER PLANTS 3.115 12.00; 72 o O2 1 72.50 1 _ __ lQ• .0..0 __ _ 2 o 57~- Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total I = J35'.J165 I . 86.59· - 17~_.24r i •1, ~ OTHBU OPERATIONS-CR, Water Furnished Company Mines ·water Furnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations _ _T__o_tal - - - - - = -= REAL EST.ATE DEPARTMENT I; .,___ _ _ ~_ _ __ _ _!)_Q._l_ ___,_ _ ._.Qo.;._ ~ - = = - - - -'41==-=--..,...,.._-§ ;:~ 1 1-oOOJ. , l J OOJ: , 1· _ · 85.•59: 171 ! 24 ; 1 Maintenance of Tenements D~pteciation-Tenements M"~ntenance of Other Property .• Depreciation-Other Property / (:¼t!neral Expenses ·"7- ·_~- Total ' - ,.-.t_ ......., ....J .., ..~:f I 43.98 I ! :-w .~;no . .11__ •.73 .98 "" l > Tono, Vlash. AP .. ROVED! MhR J. 5 1916 -----------191- 15.15ij 72. 02 ' 72°50 -· 12 •-57~ MAT.ftlAL CLERK 68.42' 112.40 22a.16! 228.16 1 ..._--+-+ - _, 30Too4 . _J 1 296.58 I 370.56 �---- Acct'. -- .ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS J. 141 ; 142 143 ,'. 144 ' 145 146 I 147 , 148 I 149 'I I. .UAINTBNAN'CE 017 1•LANT AND STRUCTORI?~, Superintendt!nce Buildings Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus Transmission and Distribution- R epairs Tools and Supplies I 3o15 ! I Plant and Structures-Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance r- 132 0 96j =-=--=·l _3~2"-L"-" 9'-'t q:'a. ..a;·-=··-'-'----l.c;3_6_r-f1Ii __bF=-- c,:.:..,,.,.,....;;:. 3 , o_;...;.c l .c.: 5 1:P.· II. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, Superintendence I 150 !· Solicitation 151 • Advertising 152 11 Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses ~. '• 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 11 155 156 \: 132 0 96:, Superintend ence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Tota1 Production Expenses J .-T- 1 I 35201411 t IV. GENERAL EXPENSES, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants Salaries of Clerks (Local) 158 159 , General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161 Injuries and Damages Industrial Insurance 162 Insurance Stationery and Printing 163 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses ~ ___ _ 5_2_6..,... o0- 9--+1- 87 - 8 2 3! 35_2 . 14!i - _.5__2 6 f _og; I 20 ;00 10.00 lj 1 l 878 023 I 20000 10 .ool ' 11.56 8033 __ ____;i _ _ 30 .oo_ 385 .29~ 'l'otal V. OTHER OPERATIONS- CR, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power-Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Real Estate Total Other Operations Total Ope:ating Expenses_ WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total _,. CORRECT: Olz;;Y!ni.u 'd. MA'l'EfllAL CLERK �._.-.,ao.. M ATICMI A&- 'TO 'IA.L. BILBCTR•C ~GUT .AND .POWliH PJ',.ANT.S r. JtlA.IJ'fTBl'IA.NCB OF' PLANT AND HTHIICTURHN, Superintende nce 141 142 Buildings 143 144 Fixtures Machinery and Apparatus . Trans mission and Dis tribution- Rt!pa11·s Tools and Supplies Plant and Structures- Depreciation Other Expenses Total Maintenance 145 l46 l47 L48 13 2 . ')6 132 . 96 1 132~96~· 132 . 96 1 33'/ . 97 333 . 20 671 .17 337. 97 . 333 - 20 6 71 .17 1 n. COMMERCIAL EXPENSES, 149 150 151 I 152 Superintendence Solicitation Advertising Other Expenses Total Commercial Expenses 111. PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 153 154 155 156 Superintendence Manufacture Transmission and Distribution Other Expenses Total Production Expenses IV. GBNEBAL BXPBNSBS, 157 Salaries of General Officers, General Office Clerks and Attendants 158 ' Salaries of Clerks (Local) 159 General Office Expenses 160 Law Expenses 161_,_ Injuries and Damages Indus tri a l Insur ~nc e 162- Ins urance 163 Stationer y and Printing 164 Other Expenses Total General Expenses 2 0 . 00 10 . 00 20 000 1 0 . 00 l l o04 l l,i04 8.33 30 . 00 Total 367 . 97 8 .33 19.37 4-85. 53 853 . 50 4 13. l a. 1 0000 135 . 61 1 0 oo, 4 9 -37 V . OTHER OPBRA.TIONS- CB, 165 166 167 Light and Power-Company Mines and Mine Buildings Light and Power- Merchandise Department Light and Power-Water Plants & Rea l Est a t e Total Other Operations 322 . 47 I Total Operating Expenses WATER PLANTS Maintenance Depreciation of Plant Running Expenses General Expenses Total £!.27 . 61:. 750 . 11 ,, 45 .,50 57. 89 ' 1 03_. 39 1' .., r I 2.60 ! .44t I l 3 J04 1 00.30 , 1 00 , 30 1 ~o .po~ • 3 .'o8 j u - --..-5 8 _._.060 - _ _2 ~163 ~ - 11 ~ Water Furnished Company Mines Water l<' urnished Merchandise Department Total Other Operations ll-------..1..._ - -·- ==-"""'"'-"-==----_,,..J:=--.-.. m_ .1,§o 117 156 •I Depreciation-Tenements Maintenance of Other Property Depreciation- Other Property I, General Expenses I l4:7 .j5_6 1. 0 0 ij 1 . OOJ,_ ~ _J.~ Q_Q - l .'"OO ~ Jc- .11 ◊ 1 05. 4_5 111 - ,9") - 51~[ I 6ol ·1 34 • 88 • I 1J") 7 ,16 " 2, 3 4 • 88 ji ~83...i48 (~ ,,..t'1 ~ · I 1130 . 04 r 19 ·, - -- - -·-- --T<rl.tl- - - - - -- -----!__.J..Qjo~ I,.._~' u -,l •i O O - ,- ; ·,:, \••ASH. 83 . 08 7 ._63 l- 7 • I Q ''. __j._0__£.±L_ ij - ..1.91~2 j -= = Total Maintenance of Tenements 4 . 50 J ,?2.47 1 OTBBU OPBRA.TIONS-CB, REAL BSTATB DBPARTMENT 0 ,!1 • ~() I, r, I 48 . oo ~ I CoqRlfCT: APPi,ova0t , ' j v \--·'+ _ _ _ G o ~~ •~~ ,i;;~~ ~-:..:___ _ �, ~> ..,,-r•• J. ,.,,, )' _, - -:, ... , , !( I / /, I • - ,.,. ,.,, l . I L} '-•'"'l. .1.1'1 l ', - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0097 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource WUC Form 225 227 - JUL 1913 TO Dec 1921 - Form 228 Jul 1912 to April 1913 Subject The topic of the resource A collection of forms and records regarding operational cost of UPCC mines. Description An account of the resource 14" x 8.5" book of bound papers in fair condition, some staining and damage to pages but still legible. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1912-1921 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1b0b3cc48f0f9643a68d0a2c1be7bd89.pdf 7651400bca9461ee2edcfd3d4f2603b9 PDF Text Text TlUE UNION PACIFIC COAL (COMJ?ANY ANNUAL REPORT OF ASSISTANT GlENJEIRAlL MANAGlER YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st 1932 -- ----- - --... 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FO-:-.:ll' Pl o.rr~ , Cos t rs1cl Outp ut . • ... .•. . ..•.• ... . .. . • . , •.. ... . . 164 Gron-~orr'~ Outvu·:; ?: •\ ! . !{c11rG r ~ 1· (\!le iicu!.-. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ... .. . 0i?o c/ucrrc. Cutvut L ~ . HouTi:J :r o:· 2 4 t~om.-·s . .. .. . . . .. . . .. ... ... . ?eCS L oad Roct 6v r-i11:30 p G-:10;.' Pl c.~?'6 . . . . .. . . . ..... . ... .... . . . . ._,.,,, -••1 • 0 u t p u ...ll ·1.r\ . . 1....• • ;:t J.\.. D * Y ..1.0ur ~• 1 t,J • . . ..... . . . .. .......... . .. . . . . . . ... .. Hospital Oom.1i si:;i on I Sta.iemoni of . . ... . .. . . . ..... . . . , .. ... . .. . . . . Hor sos ai:d I.:ul. es , Hv:lbor of ..... . ... . .. . . . . . ........ .... . ...... . . I ni' ornati on, I.'i s cell a11oouo . . .. . .. . ... . . . ..... .. .. . . . ....... ... . . . !uj urios, Dnyo Lo9t , Hourn ~,;:yoouro , [jt,::ltoucnt of PoroonnJ. . . . . . . . 163 165 166 167 168 154 12l 151 14-9 �- • &chino too,µ.od CoQJ. , I:;tclucling Dop t~c:10.tio11 , t].nc Co~:ri; of •••••• •• &chino J.,ondocl Conl, lncluding Depreciation, Cos-t of .. ... .. • .. . .• • 8,5-105 106-111 r.fo.toric.l on Ho.ml : Inclmli nr.; Sc:rn9 . .... .. . .. . .... . .. . ••. . . . .. .• • •• t:ocho.mc,.1.1 Dop::1r--~m1IG••- Rep ort by G01101·cl r.1ncrh0r t:0chan:la .... ••• • 70- 'll I:uriboi~ tliJ.1!> r.;fl;-,loyo:J . .. .. .. . . . .... . . . ..... .. . .. . . . . .. ..•. .. • Occup nti on cmtl I~uobor of r.::1.ne E:.l} lOY\30, . ••.. . . . ..• .•...••• •• No.tionnlity 0£ lli.ne Et::1;)loyco . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. ... . ...... . . . . .. . Eo.rnin:;o, Dayo \"forked I Bic. 1 Union 7:rrplo 3-eo .. .. . .. • ... . . ...• Unin..:; tnchinc s , C.0:.1t io Uo;i. nt cl. n oJ"ltl T 0110 cut 1}-J • ••• • • • • ••• •••• • i..2aeo11 ai'1cou o Info ~.tio !:l. • . . .. . ••• •• ••••• •• • • • ••••• • •••• •• • •• •• S-G O i.'>3 8 : Su!Z!la.ry of O!)ei"o.tiono •• H.c-yor(; by 1:cnC'.£3Ol' o:f S-lio 2.• 0 0 •• .• • ••• . ~>t c-~omc..-r~ of o-poTo.:Gions .. . ........ . . .. . .... . . .. . .. .. .. . . . .. . 75 133 134-135 136 129-132 113 1$1 ~0 l'CtlC'Jltli SO p ey 11011D , . . . • . . . . . • . . . . , . . . , . , . • • , . • . . , , . , . . . • . . • • • • . • • • • • • r.mco, ~iur.:ibor oi Horoca and .. . . . . .. ... ....•.... ... .. .. ..... ..• ... °f:'(iy Rollo: ~111 r.'.3.noo, Zn,-5i ncor ing, J_utli'i:.it~~ ot1L1 ;tsoiote.nt Tl"er:.ourer•a Dcp a.rtr.::e:n-to, Cenero). Offi cc i r' cna~.ono, P.ook Sp1.·in:5a G'lub Houoo o.nd S~o cicl Roll .. ..•.... . . .. . . ... . . ..... .. . . . . ..... . ~.:orchandioe Dopnr~cont . .... . . . ... . ... . . , . . . ... . .. . .... .... . . Pit Caro : lit10bor, on l!Cilld . .. .. .. .. . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . .. . . ... . . . .... . ... .. . (]ost of Ci.ling . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . ...... . . .. .. 1 • • • • • •• •• • • • • • •• • 72 73 74 121 128 74 11.4 ll,5' Pc7idol": !'emiooible P o71dor Usad . ... . . . . . . .... . .. .. . .. , . . ..... ... . . . . 123 'rons of CoE'l Per Poul'ld of Pori...1isoiblo Po-Jder n.ocovorocl by tanaro , Loe.dorc and !.:'ochnniccl :Soa.dera . . . . .. . ... .. ... . . .. . 124 Coc;Jli par K .,·: . 11 . - F.Dc k 3i1ringa . .... . . , . . . .. . . ...... .. . . . . .. . Co::;t por l< .r.r. H. - Hr'Ann . . ..... . . .. .. . . ...... . . ... .. . .... .... . Pouor Eq\li.pnant on I-iw.11d . . .... . . .. .. ..... ..... . .. . . . .. . . .. . . ..... . 78 Fouor: 7? 152 rrapa: Used . . . .. .. ..... . . . .... . ... .... .. .. .. ... . ........ . . . . . . ... . . . Cont>o.ro.ti ve sta-~omo:r~ of Goo-~ • . .. ..... . . . . . .. .. . . ... .. .. . •. . 116 nocoverod . .. ... ....... . ... . . . .. .. .... . , . .. .. ... . . .. . . .. .. . . . 118 ll7 n nentoJ.c a.ml Royelties G'ollcc·~cd from I,ce.ood Lnnda ... . .... . . ... . . . 127 �Cl 59- 6476 So.f oty Dep ur~riont ... Rep or;; by Gnf ot y Bne;·i n00r ................... .. Sc1..c..:3 Sl1ipr.~0r1t ~ .... . ... .. ... ....... . ............ .. .........• . . ..• S'Goek= !!umber of Horooe o.na Eul oe on Hand .. .. ..... . ....... . . .....• . FcoU ri i:c1 Curo o1 Eitoo!t ..... .. ................ .. ... .. .... .. .. . . storoo , lloreluu:1i ~c : 121 1.22 72 Surr2 c..ry of (\:i8r.c1·~iono - QY ~ n 0{':;01~ oi" Hto;;.•oe •• .. . •..•.••• • •• 13 Strr~Cl'JGn't of ◊,L4C t'ntio na . . .. .... . . . ... , .. . .. . ..... .. .. . ...... . P c,l:y Rol l o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S!."l.29'ty nud ~'i !'O'G a"lid, E:t!)Gc:d i·Gur"OS foi... . . . . . . .. . .... ... .. . , . . . . . . 74 112 T 'i'cmo'"'..mo e.n:.1 m h:J r Bui1d:!.n:;o (Roe1l I1trtu-te Do::>cr toont ) Number , V~.luo, Roccip ·Go end LA~oneea ......... . .. .. ..... . . . .. . . .... . . . Uccd . . • 1 • t t t t t • t • t t t t t t t t t t t t t t ♦ ♦ ♦ t t t I ♦ I t I ♦ ♦ of C:oo·t . . . . . . . . . .. .. . ... .. .. .. . . ... . . . 126 t 119 120 u U!IJ:~cj IS.no \:o l"lror o of t.n~rion - ColJ.oc·td.o~o .. . ... . ......... . 153 ~·: oi•kocn'o Goti')e nsc.tion DZp nI"';';r::ant , :Jto:ter.'?.011"6 of Account 'Gi'i;h ~ " .!. ,-,. n \. • ouau:~ 0.1 .. -yo t1J.!lg •. • • • •• • . • . . . . . . . • • • • . •. •• .•• • •..••.• , . . . ..• 141 \; y oo.inn for C oopem rn.tion 1 Cat o.crt, r o1)ho I nou ranc:e f'.11d P o 1 icine , st at omo11b Shou i ri~ Ha.z ardouo, I?cm-Ho.z o.l..dOus. a.2:1tl Tcrl; ol P ey Rolls nnd Peyoent a r:~d0 to tr..o .Steto of .................... . 142 Uorm::::n1 ' o Corq>enoct i o n t o G-00.l C;oi:1:_Jo.m.e□ :tu \':'yon ins, Coot o i ... . . !lo·•ki.' n.:;l... T.,...!..L.l;J __ , T·4 ,..,._,.A ·1-,.,· o • • • .. . • • • , • • • , • • ■ • • , , • • , ■ • • • • , • • • • • • , • \..; • ~ u ·v ~ ;.,r u C., : , (; 143 150 ffl" �il--.. MiNUJl1 HB?Ol1T of ! 11 lin:i trlth tbio roduot ion, -~ho z-c'..tco pmd for prom:tum ao.u ,701'0 I n lino ,7it h ·2ihooo c corl!lnioo, the pooition of Editross, hold by t10:1 Eunice tr. Gilbe:s.-t, 1,-ra o uholiohod effective Februo.ry l at, 1932. Jo.nuary l ot , 19 32, on o.gro c-;:;iont 'i'-'S.El ei1tered :i.1:xt;o ui "iih ·i:;hC tion Coo.l Oorpor a.t ion, gr enting 'J.h~ Uni on P.o.c ifie Cbal Conpnny t h e :r:t:Jr~ ·t o mi.110 e.11 cocl th:,.t ca n be onto:!.y end ocononically removed f z-ot1 a po1"6!on of Section 12, Totinohi..:? 19 !:ot'~h , l:::a.nge 105 ':iost of ·~ho 6uh r . B. , rcc.r noc!.t Gpri ngo, 'iJyol!ling , a n ~, ciao (!!'CJ.I~in:::; -~h:l ventilati o11 purp oseo. Springs. uoo of oorta:i.n r.Ji4::) cpc11mw:i f ol' Tho coc.l :le: ·to bo dUt't)€ld over 1:0. 0 '.!.'i:n:ilo c.t ::mok �2 Duo to u l'Oduotiori ir1 roqui!'omento for Rdlroad fuel, the produotion of all mi nincr c1iotr:t c·~LJ or.0 2 ,OLl.5 ,270 .oo tone , c. deorease of cln3S for 1932 brun~ 11.6 .2 dayo ~ no c:oqpc.r od t,ith J.83,9 dayo for 1931, n decree.so of 37.7 dnyo, 01• 20 . 50 per con-~ . Th;i purchuso a.ml in\Jtcll a.ti on of o.du:i.t:J.onal m0ch~nical loadi113 Conca Gllaltin.3 G:rnvoyoro \:'oro pu;:ocha.sod , oml, boouu oo o.Z t ho closing of -~he ciirc::;od f i.."'oo :1:~ ono Goaco clrnki:n::; conveyor cJ'lcl four Red Davil pit car l oa.d0ro Goncoo c.n1 2 P.etl JJovil p;i;;; 00!' l onuO!"Gj a:c ·1.rin~on 2 Oo sc os; an<l a-~ Superior Tho :pOi"i'omcnco of 2ochc:niccl 1 oa.d:!.n0 devices rlith roi'ercnoe ·~o 'iotcl Yoey 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925' 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 Tons f:tnod _,,.. .,. T Loaded i'.:'.ccho.ui,cnll,,"l 3,069 ,379.20 51,098.00 62,894.00 2,253, 773.95 3, 24,1 ,104. 85 2,822 ,677 . 80 46 ,003.00 2, <)DL!-,534 .co 2,779 t064 ,5'/1~ 2 /776 , 2f..S. 45 2,750 ,4-30 .20 2,927,309.8, 3,060,632.2, 2:897 ,653 .25 2,453 ,527-24 2 r0'!-5 ,2'10 .oo 107,693 .00 l.61 >245 .oo 265 ,432, 00 601,611.15 1,101,11,.as 1,501.577 .70 l,774,279 ,6S 1,721,6,9.70 1,800 ,6;1 . 96 ~ l,65'9 ,148.81 X Per Gen·~ l .G6 a.11 2.04 3.32 5.71 9.55 21 .67 40 . 28 Sl,29 57,97 S<J . 42 73. 39 01 .12 x - 1931, inolu<loo 32,494 .81 tons proportion of Ooi:;pnny cocl.. 1932 , i ncluclao 2?,3S7 ,0l tono propor~ion of C'om_:m uy c o:il. - �3 Tllo r.,:3·!;h od of pa;;i.nr:; a p romium t:01· cll ·typoo of r~chaniccl. loo.d ero, except •i;ho Vulcar! acr~or □ s 'i':!.1S continued during -~he yaar. The payment of pl'Oni'i.:un S?or cxcooa -'-,ontr,GE.l loa<.!oc.1 ,-r1th 0 ci•nper loatlora we.s diccontinuod Shcid.nz Conv0yo?o s:::rc:;,o::- Lo~d<.n"D Joy t>Oc..dCl ' O l-2ill im 1.m 012~004.63 (8 n orr0ho) 031,242.49 (1 yoe.~) 024,177 .16 i!o:rn 1,200.91 ('f·~'" OOilM;.s) (3 months) 293.55 2,324. 3.5 (1 your) (l yaar) iJc,:s 230.16 (l year} (l y-.sci.1·2. 034- ,097. 91 C:25, 769 .66 (7 moneho) ?:l"i; C::w Z..o~cter o To~al . Pr<:uilE! co ct ucr ton, r::ich~.nicolly loudod oocl. -( 1 2 , 298 .18 (1 yaar) 496.43 l,040.49 s,.,a 0.0071 0.0194 0.015, :) .0042 ◊ ,0142 0.0126 I't-GiilS.uo co :rt per ton, ell c oo.1 1 oc.aoc1 Pit c~ l oc.dei:•o a:~ r:oct. tJpl':.l11i::;s corr',;inuod to o_porato on o. c~n(i; ~nat bc.ai□, cho-.iinz tons por :.1aJr1 o.½:lit 0.1:d ,;-;e,,_goo eo.rned o.bovo tho o.voraco . 'Tho coot per ·i;on of r.:Gcho.n:.colly loaded coal, all ·(;ypoo of loutlero, fl.h<roec.1 come progrooa, iu opi te oi Ji;bo tc.et thet opero.tion!l \1or0 very 1J2:t0r-- ielly affected by 'ille doer~c.ocd dOL".3.ml for oo~l. Rcoul'ua fi.•om u10ch0.1tl.ocl loa.dera nt lfon~, both from o. et ai!:'id11 oir:r~ of coot ma tono 1,)0r ti.:-.n ob.if·~, tiuro �4 wry ri..n:ter ioll y affocted boco.uS0 of t he difficult clov0lopm:n 1t proe;ram -r:hioh .t~ ,10.0 noooo;::,n.ry to un.dorl nko , Ho-Ii l'llll C!'l. i mpi•ovomont Hon na is a nt i cip ated Eit ffiC,!1..T! O:,i OF t'!:C:FUiW! C_I\.L L()AD! !rei 1~'!-!' I:l:S llS OF !)301:;Tl:Btifl 31 : 19 32. Roctt _Soi'iirlg□ Vulcc.n Seropor Ei ckhoff , 25 H.F . :':::.~l:lloif: 1,5 H.P . 5 H.F . I:.':!.c!iliofi', co~o , 2, n .P . J occo, 15 n.P . 3 Re1innco vl!:1..· l'lli on wr l 9 2 .. • tt .., 2 2 l 12 9 17 0 3 l 7 2 21· S. - 6 5 1.4. ,2 3 3 Gooco~ 10 H.P . 2 I' 2 Vulc~n Conv0yo~, 25 H.P. '.'2~~ton Oonvoyor ( HO:::)m:rlo ) l!orthorn , 3 H.P . 10 2 No1·~:::ir.1 , l H. i? . 2 4 4 6 5 20 l ihrt l::Jm , 3/4 H.P . Rod l)jvil , 3 II.P . Joff roy Joy , 5 D.U. 2 2 12 l 2 l 1 Joy, 4 B.U. 8 4 :cutl er Shovol 2 4 - 52- 6 4 Tho'\"1 Sh ovel!. Total l 10 47 --rfr 2 4 1,tr DuriJt the yoo;L' t~::, ~;a.voi.' l~ Couloon 0hokil1[;; convoyQro , or..<J !t~z-thorn pi t co.r l oauor c.u1 tuo t✓-D.U . So y locrlcl"o ,:oro z-.3·t:trod fro~ ser vice . vayor nt lfannn did rot cper do c!uri?:1.'..: ·hho yoor . �5 mnif.D di otr:lct f or tho yoe.r 1932: - Cost 1\0 . 2 .gi.no, liL,&l ano : !'.:lino, ou·t::ii clo ,,ntchm.--in, ulld po;-10:r for v 0n·G:1.l ation 3,S36 .so Built n3o cmi1l) an:l p t!Dp r oon 215. 43 El:',.;cnc!od c, rinkliaJG liuco to t o.ko care o g non 478 ,00 3],0 ,30 provit10c1 drcl n!lse 908.27 1,169. 32 Drove entries through :fo.ul t to iJO!"k coal urulor l eo.ao uit h tion Conl Corporat ion 698 .00 Drilled hole :fron I:o . 3 Seen t o r{o . 1 Boom in old Lionkol a;opo, to elio:i.nQt o p~:i.ng ,20.0 0 r:.ented e quipoO?r'G an..1 r,r-ovidetl l abor for dro3.n:igo :ln Liol:lkol uorki ~a prior t o couno ct:i.on□ boi113 ncdo t otua0n I;;, . 8 llill:l Ul1d Lionkol ?.iino 900.00 �6 Cost Fuirchasod 11or1 oloo"11rio cap l wi13rn mid made pnrtial pnynoni on u.dcliiionnl l L~S 1,422.22 I!onclquo.:rtors E-uildiu:3 R:opnintod cxlioa. i or of 21 -~om:iru:,,1Ii; s l .534 ,02 Roob:l.n~lc1 66 to11c:?~'.)u'.; o S,607 .23 1 P.ooxo ,,oi'o i n bad cor..:iii:l.on. Pu::-chnsod ond pl c.ntod t x-oos 303.so 1,121.48 Corm::iciod n nunb::ir cf om~ 1:o . 4- ·~onom::nttis , tho Cor:t!lunity Hcll , ~u Eoo.1.1d :1.11g Hoiwo , -~o oity eeuor eyoton. Dioposed of G~rb:J.gO Repaired tonomorri; f oncoa Ronodal letl Cl.lld I'Cpcircd !:o . 4 C'ow'ilullity !:nJ.l 1 ,667 .oo 219 .27 l ; 291 . 94 T'o provi<lo n ouit o.bl e m'.)oti -ng ;)l ace fo r Oolll!:lunity \101.·k . l!cdo hoa.vy ropoiro to -~urbi.n'.:>o I ncludoo nc.-, hi[3h prooour0 head f or Genorol Lloc"iiir:lo turbine . Pu!i'"oho.sccl mm conveyor bol·t for cool t o bo:l.lo.i.·o t o r epl ace ,,orn~ut bolt 27,008 .70 �7 fiolianco Diatric~ Na . 4 !:lino : 0 1,833. 28 oponine; m:i.uo 2 ,170 .76 988 .99 ,02.91 To e0tttr0.l:lzo power di lrl:ri'lmtion. Purcha.aocl !!J.:;G ol cciric ocy lac90 f.t11d mc,,do pnrtiol lto76.19 I.!o.,1o rop.niro to bo:thhouco 305.03 Purc.haood nst1 belt fol" i:..c1..5n0tic pt!l.loy- 304 . 37 To roplneo uor~- ou~ bolt . Thuued frouen uator p:lpoo Repai1~d otroei.o 431.19 881.67 1,275.47 2 ~ 70(~ . 81 Hoofs in be.ct corn1it:.lot1. Doaornteu interior o: t-.in!5clo.1 Dioposed of f.lo_rb~o 319.81 - �8 Tho Boa:rdin.:; IIouao had. boon pc.:i:•t,icilly OLc";")iy for 00vox-al yoars. By f:lp0ltli1:13 a on::111 t'.tlOUITG Of ::1on0y > Z!O UO!'O 011- 0.blocl ·to mL:o oevera,l sr1ul1 c-9ax-tm::nrt is \ihich a.ro ?ifi,'l r en-i;ed. 0 14,666. 3? Ui11ton Diotr-l.ct 0 1,303. 25 Drilled hol0 for- po--;;or lino::, 460 .78 ?o ohor-t on l:..110 o . Ifo . J filn9 : Drvve th:n:n~h dirty eoc,l am:l gr aded in G and 9 north Un~rioa Instol.lod otool timbc~o 2,719.06 449 .89 Purchased e.nd i11siicllec1 11.Ju Goers for Ifo. 4 Penal hoist 23S. 27 rureha!.od n~u oloc~;:dc c:.--_, la.~s nud ruade pnrticl po.ymant on ndditional lru:..-pc Purcl1nacd and inotcllctl 11su sbo.ft for tipple 1,133.38 256.00 I:xtiendod drcd.nn50 c:..J optlnklins linec i'or n::m devolopmo nt 829-5'4 �9 - Cost R9!) o.!rod Bc.thhouso 0 493, 31 P.ool1in_:l ctl 13 ·l;on c::1c:a.to Hcpaintod 32 tonor.::en~o 1 , 402 . 20 29,2 . 06 D 11 ,629.50 c.ml vonM.lc:t ion Drained lO;J'Cl" "E" 2 ,048.60 Reopening old uoz•kil-i-30. Drove ne,.1 I.:oin Hc:.u lcco Rou.tl to ohor'i;en ho.ule.go Thi s a r eo.t l y :lr.l.!.Jrovccl he.ulo_go ..md uid ox1e;y with ono hoi o·~ cJJd five haulage oen. Purchnood 110,;-1 ol cci l~i c ccp l ai;:ps c:ncl paid propOrtiol'l on O'thoro no·l; puroha.God out l'iGlTG To a.•opl nco l~o of o.n obsol ote typo. 3,404.12 I �1.0 Q<?,.1?~~ 1,329 .92 862,55 64l.6 2 Thia ·c;orlt inorcaocd tho volUE!D of tmtor q.uito pcrooptibl y. clO!:::) oti C l.!00 9 , 734,62 Ui-~h iho cl oanin.:; of ·tho ,;-.rolls end rozrnira ·b pipo 1:lc-.;io r.:o ox9oct •:;o cu·~ dc:rn tto c::iount; or ,htor- nui.".. ol!:!.scd clu:ri,t::; 1933. !Jovc::1bor- t:md Doconb~r purchuooo ~-ai-y u~oll . 0 32,714.13 ,No. 4 lli.no : l!oved 2.nd oct 300 H,1.: Tht o:r CCJ.10!'do r Sot 0 2,575. 98 'io c entral:l:!o porioi.· d:lctrilr.ition, & vod rutd rOf;Ot 200 H.P. lwiot To "t C1.kc c:u-o of aot1 c1evclopnr.int . Cleaned and :rot iuberod i;J:::iu cl.r com~oo 1 ,000.;7 • �1J I .Q.o.E.i 530.60 481.01 Pu:rollacod t tro h Or' GO!"J 'l,o hc:ndlo co2l ,, orli:. :?z:-o□ 1.:on clovel opr,;'}n-t Thi o wor !t <lOi'iO ~o ri:•ovi t1o c.dd:lt;lo,.1tw. output f l"on torr1:~ocy !!.Orth of ·~ho i'QuJ:i; . 'i'hei~o ot:il.1 !'OociuB o.bout 300 fe et of thin t unn~l to bG tlr1. VOl'l d uri ~ 1933. Eir:,i:~::M ,-:cw r:!t.!lo of uorll a:'.; ·:~110 hoz!"'n..;n:; o f 1932, ·~hi s Vt10 cho.rgod t o ::.d :i.tor-vo Suoponoo i und chnr coo r:..:ic1o c:rnthly Q~d.utr~ CO'~i C..'1°GO . Built nddi t io11 ·bo t.nohino Gh~v 231. 38 l?O.;ll:!3nt; of l ~ )s not purchnced oui right 2o r oplo.oo l t'\.i:JO ox 0.1! OUGOlcto type. Ropoirad bricl coo c.nd ot r oo·i:.s 2,125. 3G Reehill8l 0cl 21 t Oi.' lCllDi!I~ o Roofs in lw.c1 condition. Di!:Jpoae<l of Oarbcg0 ◊ 42 ,280.49 �12 I l"'m·eba.ood n11d iaot ollod ono foldi!~ otocl 13u-i;o 90 .51 Purohnocd n:nd inot; 8.ll ed ow Y:a.Yl10 hr-.11d l'>tmp 82. 24 Pdntod Do.k:iry '/6 .oo Frintod filli,15 stati on 66. 36 ,0 .50 nu.:U·i dioplny crtnnd 115,37 Docoro:to"1 irvrn2< f O!' , ~ ric8.'1 Locion cclobrution d Kacr:::si rcr 56 .20 Purclm.sod n nd i no~clle:! or..::i scclin__; cnchino fo!• bnkc:-y 7,3.80 Rap a:l.rod po-crclcr houco, ditchos, nnc1 fixed dooi'o 611.00 130.00 Install ed o...~ccl cr~i:111:; Oi'! otora UOOI" 85'.14 61.62 Ropairod i.lodco -~r1.teI: 84.64 Hon,10. Burr:;l a.r p r oofed L1oo:r C'Jld uindot1s Inatcllotl go.ooli11'3 ·trutrn nnd fanoeu oaD.o 101,58 231.40 �Oover od i ~o1t.; door and ui.nclc\"t nonodol cd butch or shop 0 59-59 279,15 i?urchaood IJl'OV0l for filling o·;;a:(;i on 73. 20 Purchacod end .installed 0urelnr protaa'iii on, [3C:~O::; , oic . , i or fil l ine; otia&ion Furchnsod oriuipn~~t, incl uding ti?'O OpE'Oc.dor, mnOU.!i'O w-1cl epritB opra.y ·t oolo Purchru,od pai nt , l unbc~ , door C,Ua.!'ds, for i:Hli~ rf.; o.ti ou 201.70 Roo!.t Sprin;;a 27,088.70 Uolianco 14,666.39 Gi uton ll,629 ♦50 Gt..l!)Or.ior 32,714.13 0 _l,745,.42 _. 0 2,717.89 42,288 . 49 t!orehendica D3p o.1~~11t 1 al.l Diatricts ____2""2.,71::.a.7....8.;:;.9__ GRAfJD TO'l1flJ., 0 l)i,lOS' .10 �I 3,741,61 'fo rook duo·t tho i:::1 nJs r.xn·o e:?footivoly. 'J:hio ·co rl: \7Uo f ornerly don::l by hum.l, YJhich u"'n coatly nnd ii:~ f fic;l.ont. 33,795.88 To incl"oooo production of razchuitlcal1y l oudod cocl , ~ .1,068. 21 To r opl a.co olrJ cur . To r-aplnoo old Dodeo ootlo.n uaotl by m~er of S-to r00 . To replnoo old Grcih2m ~ruck uood by Bakory . �15 Hinton DiotTict_ Purohooo f!.1"-d :i.not oll r.:::ichnnioal lond inc ulti:&a, ◊ broakero 10.417 .22 '1.10 ine~onso prodwrtion of mJch:tniadly 1 oc.dcd ooal. Dr-.tllccl holo for- 11ur.-p t1iacha.rgo lim, oo.aed 9,176 . 22 'i'o provide u oont::"cl pl'~:i.nb st2.'~lon, elininui:lng a. nUI3rot' of iuolc:tod pumps and !)ipo lin9o . 3S61.24 To prov-lda u oufficieni oupply of uater for doizostio pu~poooo . l?urchaoed one dOl ivoz-y ·:.-ac;ou 197 -50 To rcpl a.co ua.9:on ·~hn.t :.no y;orn out . 23,352.10 .~ttoor.t or Diot rict Canitol E;.pendi·(;uroo.. I'urchaao a.nd ins·tell o~.!.} r0c!t du:rl dio·tributor 'ro root: duo-;; {;h'J nin:io ooro eff'eotivoly. Thia tior!.: i.1.:-:.J Zo :.--n::::dy llono by hnnd, tihioh Tino cosl;ly 1-".1 inofficierro. 0 3,743-55 I �•• 16 JL PtU'Ch UDO and i nratcll B8Cha nioul landing unit r:'l 1 incl ud:b }G m:S.nin:-.; r!!:1.chi nou, dr-llls , i'ana cud oY:a motor $ 49 ,207.70 To i ucro::i.oe r:-Jch o.nieo11 ~~ lo-1."'10c1 co t!! in '1 E 11 ll1:10 . 1,897.19 To pi'Ovi do f 0 1--- h-;;nvior loo.do m1 po,:~r Unoc . 10,472.05 Pu~chnsod ioo t::~_ohino , ouro, cc.oh ror9-ator , -Cuoltlncrlion Union Coal COJll!>any a:;; T0no , Uuchil'lg'Gon Tc-t ol, SUporlor Dioirict oi bl.o tJIJ.)e 2,555.00 r, V 653. 02 'i'o o quip ol 090 PU!:.l) in IIv . 6 Uina . �17 - Cost J:urcha.ao and :i.nc"'tnll one roi'rig0ra:iio1• eouuter nncl box To 1~0p1uce obcol oto ec::iui pmen:~ . Buil·~ go.001:i.ne sorv:tco atution 4,553. 2l A l:tO\"J hif;h\""iCY t7ns 1·occntly con0'ia'uc·~ctl tlu:ou3h IIQ.i.ma north of om~ fo l'filO!' o·tction. !Jor1 cr"<iution \:ae: cor1otr-uciod on -the non hight1D.y -~o oi.rto.in tho b c?1ofit fl~om Jt:hO o.utoi:.::!) bile tourio~..; tra.clo. t, V l1oclt Spri.11go Diotll'iot 0 40,166.42 \iin~on 23,352.18 Gupori o1· 67 ,875-49 Hanna 7,196.61 . G!l.4.tID TOTM., {', \l 139,190.70 QE?I'?..AL , AU, DISTRICTS Tba work of roohingl:ln:; tcnownts \,as continued clu1'in.3 tho yoar. The Oomunity Council c hr.vo continued to func·~ion dul.'il:l£ tho Y8or . 6Uperior aided ito t:mo~loycu ihrouch orcanized chnimclf.l, nilich supplied relief to a good u:any farn:ilioo . �• 18 Tho Boy o.nd Oil'! Scout s col'.:r~:i..nttod a:l.'lli o,i:tended their aativitiea. The Annuc:1 Fi re-~ ;1i d Fi0ld Day , 10.0 hel d ,Tune 10th . Te.n taeme from t he rlyonin!3 c.li (rtri cto a.ml o.no from the \JMhiY.18'.;on Ui1ion Ooal Company parti-- oi:9ntoa in ·hhio evont . Tt10ni y-tb1:"oo Doy und C-irl Scout ·toamEJ GJ.00 0n·t ored -ti.le First .D.itl Follcr.:1i1.1::.; tho d ay' o o.c·t ivitioc, 'l;ha praco:cr~aii on. of -~ho u\1ord0 \'laS. mcJl0 by Ur. 8co·~t Turnor , l):ll'-ceto? of tho u1ti:lio<1 Si:.atca Dur euu of i:Jin3s. Tho cO".;.it-ig \,no bo1tl :ln th0 Ol d ?im-arr1' Builu:i.n3 . J:11 c.ddi·~ion to t he nTIOJ'di.11.3 of ·~ho n .rm; Aid pi-:l.zco, 'G hor::i \:as _p:i...c scn-tod -~o No . 4 r.~ne , Hock C:-pri nGo , and -co ,:c u !!ino , Gu:::,01' ior~ c~rii f:lco:ton f't"o~ t h o Joseph r..,. Hol maa S.ufc·~y 1\::.wocir.li.i on f or thei r c2r oi y r occril o., r,h ioh repre::;eotod at No . 4 li.ine, no f.o.tcl ity <lu rin3 -~lie por:l.otl 1.,l~.:1.1 17, 1923, ·bo Docombar 31, 1931, pro- duci n.:; in thet -'d ee 2 ,~-'/6 ,122 iona, nud o.t 11 G'1 Bi110, m ftth ality durin,s the i;crio1 J uly 6: 1927, to Docorn.bor 31 1 1931, produ ci ng l,Ol'},'1,3 tono during ·~he p~ riocl . 'lid s fina roco rd \7o.o ox~ ondGd -~hr ougll tho yoor 1932. 'I'ho Di!:!hth A-"ll'lue.l Ol d 'l 'm3r o • r..ouuion we above i t o uouol high O'~ondnrd , both , Ji th r egnJ'd t o Yillt!bOl" in rt'~ tel'l!lru1ce c,nc1 oxcollol'!t r couli; o. llr. C. R. Gray ue.o ·iho principal ap c.iliel", c.rtl l 1r . Scott Turner \"IM a. P'-' Or-ti neut (iU3 at . Tho Loployos• La5~2ir.o ~QD publ iohod P.J'ld uiotrlbutou na ucuol . Si nco February 1st, 1932 , r.;r . .Y:i.t:-o ::i ii. ~ot;cu- huo oarriecl on the ,:ork o f t l1is clopm-tr.:o i:r .. . Our Safet y progi.~~ mdc v0cy definite ir:i1,z-ovomont d ur:lri:.; ih;J Y0 a.r. ?ho pr c.otioo oi' 0H0:r:!.r1.:: r.:,-:rnx•cl 0 for -~ ho baot aa.fot y t>ccot>tlo \Tc,o �19 continuocl. Tho mines ,701'0 00ctionolized ao cluri11S ·1;ho lo.ail six months of 1931, a.I.ii aocuro:~o re cord~ \1oro l,0p·t f or ea.oh diDtriot. '.mcl vo sections c011i;inuoa tllt\)U[ h tho ycnx- r.i-thou·t r.n ::i.n j ul.'y, e i gM o f ihooo sections bei~ socoru:l prizo a Ghovrolc't ::cc!aa. r::rmtli. ':i.'hofjo r;:sot:i.n::-.;n contri trr~od vory app;;-ec:i.abl y to i ho int e rest and 1\11 cnpl oyuo, i n~l u1i n~ of fice c~pl oyao , cowpleted a practical stc.·i;oo Durocr1 of llineo Cer t i f i oc:to cnJ 'fho Union P o..c:tf iQ Cool Com9any Certi ficat e.. !!early ·it'1 0 t houne.m1 or:::,l oyoo .r ocei ved ·iihoao c0rtificat0a . far o.o pooaiblo injuric0 ·i,o the eyoo. In connoet:lon rr.i.th injuri00, it is gre:tifyin,s to rc!)Ol'"ii only on:l f ntclit y duriru the year, \7h:ilo fo r tho ton-yoa.r poriod on1.in3 D3oombor 31 , 1932, tho annual frt~ali:ty r ctc nnc o:1..clri; . In conr.oction m:i;h in.jurioo, tho follroj_nz tnbulc:Hon ,rill 1>0 of i uto!'e at: 1930 ill! l.232 10'1 32 13 10 ,Goo 2O,t.O2 2') , 702 o, G2 ~5 20,747 29,042 66 ,366 t,:umbor of com.,ense.ble inju;.'1.os ~ hand londin3 Tons por conpensablo injury, hand l oc.di~ ?!tu:ibor of coz:;,enocblo i ~ju~ioo) mDchoniool. lof'dinr~ .1:ono por cocpensable injttr1J: ~ ~ . ~ wohc.nioal loedir13 �20 Ti1O f;calo InGpcc·~or of the Un:i.on Po.cifio :JyO'l;en continued rncldng po:riodic ins)Octiono of m:ln0 t i..e.ok occlo.s in Yihioh i11spection J.;-r, jucrh:roiito o.n<l Npc1ro u.o ~'3c_u:lsocl. 1932 1930 K.TT .H. 1931 K .t .H,_ lt.\'J .H. 2 ,541,3$0 2 ,69;5 ,500 2,623,8.5'0 Ucctl Cl\; boilei' plam 36',' ,3r/0 344,,420 351,Sl0 t· Utoc.1 2.t HO , 6 t!ollo 370;700 431,900 388,800 !) ,7GO ,186 $;456,739 4,915,301 l'l,,2O7,,.3O2 18,729,7~ .. l'l.2,21.101 2,S ,254, 918 2? ,666 )270 26,216,562 Uoc:.1 io !' plnu~ nux:llinr-.loo Sold ·&c Southern TTyoclng Electric Goqpany Uco<l c:~ Tho Ul'.l:lon Pueific Coo.l GoJ:t)a.uy mx;3 o Tcr~ol Production Ilo further saleo of ma.!.,;o~ial or prapert1 h~ve been l:!:lc'iO ct; Ch.u::ib~ 1·1 a.nu . The pi"aotico of dlo,r.l.~ vo.oc.tionn to all on.."l)J,oyoa nn-:i coai:lnuo<l. ':'ho .t:!ines at ca.ch cli!:ltrict ~CI'O doasd c~om1 the i'ollowi1t; ~Ol'i<'cl!.: in cr-dor to ollou th,:, vuca.tiono: �21 Rook 3print:so - July llth - 2oth 1 ineluoiv0, Re1:'.i.r,.l'l co ·~ Juno ls-t - loth, inclutrlvc, ~·::tnton - Jt1ly 22ad - 30th, incluoi ve. cu::iodor Il:'.'l1n:1 t - Juno 2lot - 30th, inru.us1. - -.'iuly 22nd 30th, inclusivo. VG . ~ �_________________ ,._ 22 o_:ur..:ntJ., COi!DI'i''I OI,J'3 OF mNI I!G pnorEnTIZS DBGBi'BER. 31, 193 2 PROGJ.,EO'l."IVi, OU'&U·l" FOR EHSUI W1 Yf!A11 ROO:{ $PRING$' nym.r.rna By 'l1. H. Dutlor , t c-ino Supo!'ini;onaont r:o. 2 r.~ Clooc:l Oil Vob1"Uory 15th, 1927, on c.ocomti of :i1or·ta(;-O of ortlors. ?ho cl11O io in ohc.po for r 0oponi11:3 on C:1ort 11otioc, tho motor'i;o.ys, air c::>m•coo, i'oo, otc. uoi ne kopt in c::>;..d::.tion, end nn output of 1 ,800 tono tlci.1y could bo produced in n ohor".; .,i;ic.J, if nocicd. 'ii10 cu,01'Vioion of thin d':~ ,mo plc.cocl uudor tho direction of -i;ho l~olic,nco Ll.uo Gupcx-:!.nt ondo:y(; /'~n,il 1st, 1927 . Olu "'J.ppo Dnt:rioa ibc. l v.> 8 !101."".;h, incluaivo, o.ro finish ed . I!o . 9 t!ort.'1 En'1a.; - :Sntry and roo□o llo.ve boen driven to tho baur.dnry , •o.nd c.11 roo□ pillcr.:i rccovorod . oovercd 1'o.ok to Ifo. 6 noo::i. .t;ntry st~o ho.vo been ro- 'i'.hcro a.1-c fourtoen Llinero uorkii1~ in thio ontr-1 . !Jo . 10 IIorth ~~rr~ ry - tu~ry- f nee o have beon d ri vcn to botu:1 o.ry , end connoc-iicd ,Ji th ?To . 8 t.::ll::o. tt;o en ,;101·~ii'lgo of !!::, • tho bouzxlnry. Sl.lbn·lic.nticl atoppingo hc.vo bcc:1 buil·~ bo- 4 c.ncl i;v . 0 :cino o. J\ll rooma he.vo boon ar-iv on to nooo pillcro h~v:, bco rocovored and ontl"'J otucyo h:-:vo boon recovoroa ba.clt to !io . 2 noor.1. •~o:ro ore eight r.iinora 1.1orki:r.:3 :lu fo:ilJ Cl1'ia-y. �!lo. 11 Nor·!;h l~ntry - l::ntry faces hc.v0 beon dl"ivc.1 ·io tho uoun:!a.ry . rl:d.rty roor.10 hc.vo 'iJocn turned, and ell roo1.1a have boen drJ.ven -oo iho uound ury . .Ul !'ooo pillaro hr::.vo boo11 roco~.,orod, and ,:n1try otum,ps d r auu back to ~:o . 15 Roon . '.u,o ro v.1:•0 el even m:l1'!0x·u \-;orki r~ in ihi o ontry. no. l ~out-h Emi~y - Ent1;1 f ~oo i0 :hi r. distn:nce oz 1600 foot i'I"or:1 olopo, e1c.l ha□ boon otoppod on nccoum; of i q~mritios "in the seam. n.~1::l, ri.0000 \7ith tho O.ii.Ccy,tion of l'OOD9 11tmboN !.1 2, ~a 14 J 16 j 18, 20' end 22, m.mb<>rod 22, 24, 26, c.nd 20 nro rGcovodF!z pillars. 'Ihere are iron tho slopo, ond hna been sto!)pOtl on c.coouat of iripuri-l;iea in the Ho. 3 South Entry ,.. :i~ir~:cy fr:vJe is in a dista.nco of 800 f'oGi f'ron the ol0po ~ o..nd ho.o bee:1 otopp:Jd to pro toct tho Gump, aitun.tetl b0tuoe.-.i I-!o , 2 r..nd I·!o . 3 South El'l.t~ieo. !~ wort: done in thia ozri;cy ciuriug tho yoar, I~o. 1.3- Souhll SIT'Gry O l.::-1~r.r fo.co i c in a. distnnco of 2300 fleet. from the olopo , o_n d hao boon .:;fopped on account of impur;ttioo in tho �- • !!o . 5 South E?1tcy - r~iYtry ·fae0 ~.o in o. distc.nco of 2300 f oot P.oon::i Noo . 20, 21, 22 and 23 at>e r-ecovo:ring pillo.l'a. 'Ihoro are clovo:n l!n;,::.tl locilcrs cJ.'ttl th~oo r::iinoro ,?J Tld!'.!3 iH tllio orrt r y. U.o ad- c.tlvc..,circ; . fror.1 olo:po , ~ind h ew b oc t1 u'i:oppod ucco1.mt oi' iln,lll':1:tic o in "l:ho s0:;;i:1. re. . 5 2..:ntry Ql'O r.acovorotl . Thoro c.1•u no non r:orkir,s ii1 thi::; ontTy. t!o . a. tliotaneo of 500 i'o::!t r rc:i 010:)0, tr.t.l ·-.,:ill bo udve:r1cod o.o soon oo more no. 12 b!orth Entry - Entry '2 c.co is i:onnected ,rl.th No . 2 Sl opo, tfo. 8 .tiri.o . l:'o room3 tm'"t1cd. '.i:hiG en·~?"/ io oonuoctod ,.:.::l,th olopc, oanooy c.nd E'.ir cow·s9a of rfo . 8 ti:.:?, a.:::1 i'.J tbe °'1in rotu:rn o.ir courco f ro!ll !'.o . 4 i:\i m. I!o adv~ewot!t cr-!dO dtu-1.na the your . from the old Dlopo , am i !:l o.t ·d10 hour1;:l ury. c:l\..t1~cc011t r.::,.dc dutii:1:; -~/10 year. 'ilireo rocno ho.vo been tun1od . !Jc.ve thi·eo oho.kin:; oo,Noyoi·o nnm1od by tuonty-f'our ruon , \10rlti111 uouulo ohif-;, in thi::i 011try . �25 fl'"oc el ope, unu i s at tho boundnrr; . 'I\::o shaki ng conveyor units mo.med b y ai.:ttccn con u1·0 ·r.-orki n~ uoublo ah ift i n this entry, <l.rivirc ro omo up tho p i ·tch m:rl :rocovcl'i113 pi llo.r;:: . l\dvancom:mt r1?£tdo dv.ri~ t h0 yeo.r v1e.o 1500 r!o . 14 !!orth l..\nt r y - l~nt ry i s rul vt:noi Uf:; by uoo of shaking eon- voyoro. Ho.vo t<:.l) um.to mnnnod by ton L::m , r:o,~kiZ13 i n this entry. 1,oor:o h:wo been ·l;u1-:.1ed . t,!:, !.dvcncc::ic,rt oodo tlurin~ tho year i s 1013 foot . rro . 7 3outb Err~ r y - Gntry f n.co i o in a tliotanco ot 1326 i'cot fror:i ·i:;ho olop0, cucl io c.<lv.:lnci n5 by UCO of sho!:i?13 conveyors . tm•n;)c1 . Ho.VO tuo d1dd.ng COUvOJjO!' un:l-~o C"-:lUOU !'!o rooE:J by ·ton z:1011 , ·,1orld.ng doubl e in thia c:,try . !:o . G Sou)}h Bnt17 - '.;}lio on-t,ry iln!3 bocm b1·okcm off , and dri ven a di □"G".:1co of 900 foot f ron tho al apo . $lope po.rlil'lG and h eavy trQck ia r:ou Sl ope - Face is d 0tm c. diot;.J.uco of 2r( OO foot froL? poi nt of i utcrcoc".;ion vl ·~ll CL1.r.cray , am i o dVw'lc:l.1.u lii th thro o ho.nd l orulor n. t!lvc..l'\cccont o~dc duri ng t he ye ex ,10.a 100 root . South /tir Coul'so nz:tl t~~-nucy - 'iheoo pl aceo are councctod ...:ith !:o . ? Gouth Ent ry. l{ot'th cir courco :l.o dom1 ocrio diot anco a o olopc . !!o . l Slopo end o. p~uol pl cno hnvo i.1eun d1.•.!.von in ·:;llo :rioo off -~h i n cutry . dom i n t hi s ent ry durin: ~i;hu your. ;,o -:-.-11•!t �26 I!o . 2 n orth i.n'i:ry - !;n·~ry fc.ce :l.o oonno ctod r;i'th Eo . 2 Slape . d1·lvc::1 -~c ·lhu boU1::lary o.n.l pill nr s druun. ·:oorao ~·7us . 1..3 to 2S, i ncluaivo, Li ,:hiocn roo~ ~- .J iou:- co WC"Jorr.·::..yv voro driven -~o boun:lt>17, nr.i prccticc.ll y all C'>cl, c;;;,cc_,tin._; pill::iro iu roOL"!!.l 1:x: . lO to 17 , incl uaivo , r oc::?:J, C'.~,,1.i o:1__:M; co:1vcyo1,.-yo -:-:o:·o u dvon Ji;o the bourrl~7, and h.1.vc boci tl rt:.....n i n r ooru !:o::; . 6 to l l , incl uoivo . Pillnro :i.n roooo r:~o. �T1":'0n'liy rvot::J ,Oi'O tut":.lcd end dr.lv011 -~o th~ boundary, cml prnctically ell r:iom pillal".::: 11· ccovc1 0.d . 4 flll entry otur..:)o uN iuinet. rb ,1ork tlono in t:o . 2 Slgn_o end poor roof co1'1tlition. Tnit'ty- fom.· :rooma huye bcor1 dcivcn to -~"'!c riso, by U:la of c.:'ln!tin:s oorwcyor.o J a.n~l pillnro in t,;:cnty-tllrcc inc:tdc rocCD covoric.3 pill o.ra . l}:!t ry dun::,..; ?!t:.\·c hocn 1·ec cvcrod u~ek to T;c . 13 :1.oon. 'i'hero 2.ro t..:olvo r::ou ?!'..~nniu:; ·i;l!o tr,o Jhc.1:i ng conveyor nr.i·to in 'ii!~ia cn•!;r-J . llo Udv~nocoont £'~,lo etUdL1.'.:; -~he )'~a!' . lloo . 4 c.?tcl 6 I!,:-"Lh ~;Jt!'ioc ~ /J.l rocn pillc.ro e.nl 0iT~ry o·;;u::.70 h::lvo been roe ovorocl, an:\ ont:..•lu D hnvo boon o onl od orf. �28 7 Ilorth !.:n·try - !::1try i'u.oo b aa bo on driven to t ho boundary, ~ cli::l'~t,r.co of 4,5'0 0 foot i' ron tho : . il opo . D.1 r.::i rl:otttblo coc.J.. to· tho rioo b:.10 boon rcccvc1·0d by uoc of chttld n:; coiwoyorn, by t he lon,::: i' noo motr.od. to o point 2000 io::r~ fron tho olopo . !!mrc !'ou:- pit c. diGtc.uco or t-600 foot f I'o:.1 ihc olo:_Jc . r:covoNd by uoo of 00rn9cr l odo1·0. by ur~ of pii; G U!' loa.tl.oro . Ot'.:i.. l o~clero c.ntl eight Ul Cf'J cl to t!!c rise Imo bocn ..;n~riJ otutl!)o a.l"a non beina rooovorod !.e.\·o cis!rD i:::,n m~l four !):L'i; cr.r lo~orc in thia Ho . 10 Ho!"th _,ntry - ~!:t:'j· £nco b~ a. C.:l!J-::.n~c or 4100 root fro~ tho slc,o . /'J.l boo:1 d!'.l.v o:.1 to tho boundnry , coal -e., tho :-:loo h39 boon pit Cnl" l o~doro, to u !)Oint l ~-00 foe,·;; froo the :::lopo. Hcwo clono no \JorI; Ib . 11 Iforth E~ry - ::u;;1:;,, fc.co hur., been driven to t!1 0 bomrlui..y, o. diottmce of 3900 foot i'i-on "i;:1c ol c.,_:,o . Pille r oyotou. Co!!.l to tho rise, !°OJ:' c cli ::it:.1.nco ~or.:,.:> er p ! ~C~!l h: .-.ro :; >~1 tl rl von to tho ~!!.oo by utio of ahel:inz convoyoro. '!.. o c,c.l to " 1c 1·:t::e, for c. tlict:1nco ot 2900 foot ~col: �fror:1 tho fuce , \,UG i-ooov o1•od by uoo of ocri:!IlOl" l oc:sier, c tld. l ong .faco r otronJ.;i r,G oyc-'.:c::1. nocuvo,..y o f bnlanco of coal io ·iho rio0 o.nd ontry ptumps ,;:llJ. b~ by u:; o of c..'1C\.ki tt; convoyoro. I!:wo one shv.ld.n.::; convoyor unit ron €ix cr.:n \,'O I."ld.:1~ (iout,10 ohif·;;: i n JGhis Cl'l\ii"Y. i~o . 12 Hox>th f!ntry - i::n-tr y i"nco huo boon dd v on to -~he l.iour-.dary, a.cli ctanco of 375-J foe·;; f r o::Jtho ol o~o . Conl to the doo~ f o:r a dis ·~0.t1co Cl .2.100 f(}El'G , hr..3 hCC:.:! Z'OCOVCNtl by uoo of fo.ild lo::-tdcr'o, C'.t1:l tho rooa f;ll d pi llci' oyat cn . '.i.\;;:~·ty- f ivo roorw ho.vo bom1 ·tm'noQ. . noom.e rro o. l to, 11, ir~~l U!Jivo , l:~vo boon driven to tho t:om::ln~/ nnl pilltw o rocovered . naono !~oo . 12 -~o 21 , ir:~luoiv-o , l.i.'!.vo boon tlrlvc.1 fo -;.ho i):) u:,1 ~~ryt c.nd pillars l o:rt :J.u-;;ect. :1oonJ .i:!oo. 22 to 25, i nol uoivo, huvo bo cn dri.von only n C:10:.·t dioi::!-1,.~c f.:-0:::1 ·the ct1tr·1 . '.!.i_slr~ con,cyo-Pnay s huvo bcc:i drivon to e,;n::.c!c·~ \;itu :!o. 21 :;t!':;ry, c.d bl oc~::, h::wo boon :t ocovcr ccl by uao of o. GC!'r.!)Cr l oc.tlO!:" unit . tclenoo of t ho coc.1 to the rise tiill bo recovorod by u~o of dir•.ki u:; co mroyor un:1:li o. r:~v;:; four p i t ca i-- l or..tlora 1 mnnod by oi ~ht c~n, r:or~dug i n t!1:lo c:r!t r y . no t\dv:.ncc::ient ca.de during the year. !!o . 13 r:orth Z mr-1 - 3nt!'1J i'nco ha.a boo:a clrivon t o tho bour:tlc:ry , a. c.lictanco or 3600 .foot fron tho clO)O . O:)e,1 •·i;o tho d oe has boon l'O• covcrad by uoo of u ocrc.por l oc.dc_, 1 to u point 2,00 f oot i'roo -~he olopo. r'°nl to -~ho rioo hno cloo bc:m ~oc:,vo:i~d by uoo of sar::.por lo!lcloro t o ~ poi.ct 450 foet d_-tstc.1r~ fro m ·Gile i)oundncy , rot:ron t i n3 . Cn o.ocount or t ile ph:,o:tc cl comli tionc of tho oc:m, ·t?ro rcnt..:mi ns co.:..l in this r.nt r y vill ho !1::.v~ rour p i i rocovorod by use o f ahokiu..; cunvoyo:-:J n nd p i t cur l u~dorn. oor loc.dors , mnnou by oi 3ht i::cu, Y:orl:inr; in t hic ontry , r~n~ ry otur:, o h!l.vo bocn rocovorocl b~c:: t o c j_")Oi n~ 700 foot from tho ol opo . m nt mndo duri ru J.;he yG-c:;.- . t:o t'Jlvc.100- �~GO - • 1°0 --t .i;nr0~1 '\.i.! • , 0 -101)" n po::t.1t6 ~. 1 \ .rv.... .... . ,J i.; '-~0"'''0YO 1.:.\-."·.},:".: ·1_..,.,o 'h~r:vi. •n - 1 v ..,___ d r~...wor1 y - a~-, ,u tho yoc;r. conl in Lionkol ,:c . 1 :3.m 1 ·to the 1·:lco or ·thi:: cn·t ry uill bo rec cvoi-cd i n thio cntr~,. �0 nvailo.blo oool il1 lb . l nno, Lionkol, to tho riso of ·this entry will bo rooovorcd by uoo of ohrJd.1~3 oonvcyoro, am n.11 cov.1 to tho .rioe of thia throe con,. Y::l r::ir.~ c.oubl o :::hift in this on-~ry . the y;:,o.r r:::.c 2000 :foot . f1•0Ll Dlopo , l d vn.no caont mdo during ::lopc,r:::'..11uc.y Qml ra·tura cir couroos c.ro connootod nn:1 i o ~!!v...ncius r.i·tl• ohc.ld11:; convoyoro. Have oov;:,n convoyor- \:cyo c1rlven to ·~ho rlco c.r:-J coni.-Jc'iiod Pith Ho . 17 l'.ntry, for the purpooo ...:1c~tl ·~o conl'::>C-~ uith Lionlrnl Uc . 1 :.·in~, mtl aoal to ·tho r:too ,·dll bo llo . 19 ;:ort!J entry ... Lr.try f r.!ce io in a <liot~co of 2l3oO foot froo clOJO, a1xl io boi.i1,; c.dvm1cod u i ·!:!1 ~1~ki~ convoyoro. poeo of "1iri'.volli11.3 rmyo . 1-!:wo r;ovon c:,n- 'Thie ontry nilJ. bo dr.i,von to bom:xlc.i.;1, nnl co 11 to tho i•ioo trlll bo t:-011 'l:JtJ ur.;o cf nm.,.:,cr lontlors on tho ro'iira:r~ oyntor..,, foot. troo tho olopo. \.orl: of built1::.us ovc1•cnots io progrooailiJ. i n coon L~c �ovo~cncto nr" con.,lo·~cd -~hio ent1-y ,7111 bo nclv-..mcod by uoe of w1oJdng convoyoro. /,clvu:1ooncu·~ !~tlo durinz -~ho your ·uuo 250 foot . 1'.!.'0bablo dnily production for ·~he yoo.:r 1933: To~al . . . . . . . . . 1500 tono. .. . . . . • . . . 3500 -~o no . oio.:,lo, ocrcr,o.., lo...dor lc:Lorcr , I;o . 8 1.'iin , 16 ;;u-try, roooivocl iujurieo by tcll or i-ock c.t 1 : 15 r .r-., l~y 20t~1, 1932, fl"OL! t,idch ho di c<l t r,o de.ya �OE!S.'11\L CO!'!DITlOiiS OF r.:rnrr-:G PROPI'.1{'J.'I:!S DB~t:m::n 31 , 1932 !'.!ID RJ:l1_,I.1\MOE, \ iYOfil!i?O Dy r.t ; . ?:::dill , U:i.no Su~orin:.ondon~ fl') . l 1:n:; All ontr.i.03 cmtl otun,o, o~;copt 6 North , 0 Ilor tll, 8 Sou·th and 1 Pe.?101 off 8 I:ort:1, c:1-0 f iniahod . I:o . 4-} IJorth Lntr-1 - fi!'ti.chou th.:i.o yvr.t' ;.ud wcl.l od off. lb . 5 Ilorth Lrr'.;1.-y - FiniGJ10d tl:io y.:>cr, but not \'icllod off a o yat. Ifo . 6 ~iortb ::nt ry !itu:::_:>o CC-"1 l>o otnrlod, o.t c.ny -'.;i r.ie tJO noed I!o . 8 :!o?"th ::!ntry - /i.ll !ltt!!:~::; c.ro otrt to 'I P~.nol. 1'. ll pcnelo f 11 o·:.ut!)o to !!o . 2 Rooo a r..:i ou·t. Ii_, . 9 South I.:nt ry - 7h:lr; onfa~J \/ill bo t ho hnulC1,5e road fron t:o . 4 t:ino to tho Rock Sl ope a:(; coo futuro tico . 'u10 follm::i n;; c.ro the o::-1:".tlo placoo iu r:, . l l:i no : 6 Ilorth St ucyo, 110;; i.7or;.:ti:v . 0 llorth ;tur..pa , ,.or!:in_; . 8 Scuth Ent27, ,:01·ld.1t . l P~~':>l o f f 8 Hor·:J'!, \;orldt1:; . �?ho follo·ri11G tc.bulo.tiou iti!icntca the coot of C'lino firoo for Coot t:onth Por Ton Jc.nuo.ry i7obnr.lry !.lo.i-ch .r._:>ril 28,897 .20 23,546 .65 19,322-'lCJ 27,51;.5.30 .0092 . 0090 20 .657 .oo t:::i.y Jw:o 11,485.J!.O Jul y 10,953 .85 ·10 ,207 . 90 23 St!•t: . 35 32,681 .70 .~u~uot ~c:,tcobor Octolr.)ii'..ovocbor Dooc::ibor 23,320.95 22 ,lt!-9 .10 '_'obol 2,50 392 .10 r .om.6 Ct.u::::...r--, of Coot for Yonrc 1922 - 1932, Iu_cl uoiv..Q. ~ /': iount C 28,033.10 1922 1923 18, 745-99 12,567.26 10,201.04 28,060 .66 4,4n. eo 3,802 .71 2, 444.60 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 'i).15 ,435.50 3~2.002 .05 2?3 ,262. 50 270,121.35 263,274.35 201.117 .95 297,278.90 2,760.99 391.75 348,358.8,$ 330,,,64, 75 2'/1,041.85 250,392.10 "°114 ,072 .16 3,222,900.15 2 ,SG~ . 26 Ta~al To l1!1CJ;'~O Coffu Per 'J.un 0.1016 .0510 . 042;) .0381 .1066 .0169 .0128 .0070 .0070 .0102 .0016 {-.0353 ::') . 4!~ l!;;. l 31.gpe Ro. 4 Uorth !~ntry - 1.l I'OOI:!;:l fioichcd on thio c;1~r, cut to �lfo. 5 Rooo. Fror.1 ib. 5 noon to Uo . 2 r'loon, thGr0 is a m::10.ll pieoe of coal t o c,ot out. '.i.1do entry not corki.ng . IJo . 5 I!or~t-i ::ntry - '.ibis enc .r.J hco •iaw co 1woyors vorking i.n I'OOW and pillc.ro on ·foe rofa•ca.ting nyo·~en . Jovartcon rooES am p illa rc hc..va b0c11 i':lnir;hod, ,.rntl there arc ·t..-,,:mt~·- ·~wo rooms to bG dovolopod: tho coal thn:t t.~o crouci tho c.1--001~ h!!o bocn 1.\1covoj,~od thir.: ycor. All Pilla ro ,ioro left in to p:-otoct tho crcc!; . No . 6 Iiortl1 f!nti:-y - 'L'ilio entry huo Os.1<:) scro:por untl ono conveyor uor'.;ir:3, the corr,royo:.:· dcvolopin: ccrr::::,or pl,1.coc nntl tho scraper ncrld113 on l'Otrc~·i;in!_; cyctc::i . ·.1.horo h:....vc t>ocn nir..otoc!'i ccx·q,oi· blool:o -~o.kcu out, anl ·~hOl'v c.ro oi:;too1 i:oro blodtp to bo c.cv0.lopod. !:!ON T'acre iu o.ppro,,~toly ono y:;;:lr'o i.":J~l~ fo :- t!lo oci-..'1.:por •1 n -~hie ont!"; . I-:1 . 7 I::,~·~h ~ntry - ·1.~1b entl"y hao t'ao conveyoro ,,orking on uovol ep~n·i, \:ork, clving 0nothc r oct"C.Jl or en·tr-/ t:ho11 needed . 'lh o .,c;otul dia- fa.moo dovolopcd ·~hiD ~,our io 3100 i'eci . Ho . 8 IIor-t.½ Entry - 'i.'hio czr::cy io ou developcm·i •::oi-:t ui·~l n p it car l ouder, 600 foat hnv-l.1-:iz boon dovclopcd 'iihic ycru.---. ?lo . 9 llorth Bn·~cy - i:.> <.1ovolopo:int tJork done t hiD yonr. '.i11ic io tho c!!ltl"Y tha.t cormocto l.'Jith tho t u ur:cl froIJ t:o . l llino . !Io . 4 South Emry - 'll1io cn•;;r•·:r ho.o boon dovel opod 23.$0 i'oei;, to dirty coal. Iiuvo t wo corr,;oyoi·s \':ortdn.3 on roomo am pilla rs on tho rc- troo.ti:t oyot0L1. Ilo. 5 South Err~ry - ·.1.~1:1:J entry ha.a beon dovolopcd ,·.1:~h convoyoro 2750 foot to <lirty COB.l, C'll~~l a ·~C:!)lJCd. lfn . (, Sou'lih ::;ntry - ·~•M.c oni;ry hao boc:1 <lcvvlopcd B!rO fee·::., ~.l i s not t:o rld.n3 c. t tho proac.rt .; i ..!c. �!Io. 7 nouth I:ct1-y - 'fili□ outry ho.a been developed Jl,OO f oot, a.nd o~cll0d. Vc:,tilo.tiou io co c::l . io nvcil::.illo in ell ~ll n.c c:J s tl on cut·~ cr llt:." o. !!-- . 2 fJ.cpc t~ . 3 South '.'lntry - Ti1i~ i a oto of tho old ont1."l.oa off l!o . 2 W.epo . '-\'.::> convcyc~, t:orl,ina roooo r..:1tl p:LJ.l:-. ro on tho r otroQ.tinc f.lystem, cl001cd U.!) Oll :l:,. 2 Slopo this yc::.r . Ab:JUt 600 fact of 6c,.'' COC.)tm]' : -~ !.7acllino r.:on Jlc;1d Loatlo:•,:, '.i'otol ·.tC!; le.ill oa thin 102 2 11 -- olor,o . (Cutt~ for ho.ncl lO!ldoro .) 115 of l.ocp1n:; ~o in o. oclc op0ro:~i1,~ com::Hion at ell t:looo. InotnlJ.ed 5500 foot cf 1 l/U" \.•ir0 r-opo on l!o . l Otr~.:.;i (lo vlopo Hoiot . �J 87 'llio t~tor--Gcnornior so·i; has boen novod from t!o . l to r!o . 4 m ne, c.ncl throo of ·~ho pu:ipo f 2:~c-..:1 ll i:.:nt cy hc.vo boon t cl.. on ou·c; . Cut'1:ldo oi' t;o opic?!J u:, the dovolopmont in to. 4 Ui1~, and oeinJ.;r,.inins -~ho 1.u.1::, in u snfc opo!'o.ti~ cor-u:1:Hon a t all i;imes, no othor irl- provcoonts uo~o ~tlo . ~ho c01~or.::l con,:'iition·J of bo·th mi,-:os a.ro GOCtl . ?l'obablc d!.'ily proch~ot!on f or tllo y-oor 1933 : rJo . ! n .uo . . . . . !::.- . 4- L'.in:l • . 7otn1 . . 200 tom;. •,_!.MOO io!J.9..!_ . . 2600 ton!> . F'fl?AL ACr.zt:::tr::'N rJon"J. �38 G£1tm& CO?lDIT!OU5 OF i1I!l:i~:G !'HCPER'.i.'I!':n DECEllIIBTI 31, 1932 AND By Tho::na.::, t'ootor, Uino Su:?0dntcndont no . 1 rn:rrE •~10 ::ilop::l io doun o.b::m~ 3420 i'cct ui t h Ho . '( South Entry turned off . no . 5 llcrth L:nti'"y - 'J.11io o~:r~ry n ill bo fiirl.died ea.t"ly next i:J . 7 North 3mr-.t - Th:i.9 ontcy hew bo011 advencctl about 345 feet c.!1.l t.!:o cool n-'i; fc.co looirn vc:-:1 r;oot': . It ~ a. l:l:~tl o over 7 foet ·~hick end llao no ir.J!>uritioo in the aoc.:i , bui the roof io vor-.; bad, rcquiri?J6 oroeiobc.l"'O . r?ono of ·~ho other O1e-~ri00 in tho ?Jorth side ha.vo p;."Oved very coed . l!o . 3 Sou·ai Entry - 'l'llio ci-riiry has b~Gn drlvm1 4817 foot, ocl in n diotanco of 1400 i'eo·~ hc:.vo ho.d no '1,'.;0rldn.3 pl o.oeo . io c littlo over '.ilie cool ot fa.co 9:J- foGt ~hie!~, L-ut it i_o not very 50 0 d on c.ccount of hoi113 under shullou cover. !J~oo·t b~·l;·i;or cocl. in the no;~ 200 i'oo·i;, c.c aroutor cover \'Jill bo goJ.uod in that diotru-100. J.hreo ohMor loc..dol.~o m•-o in thio oniiry. ?lo. 4 ~,outh I:ntry - Z'1iu orr.;r,; is udvanc:i.n:; in dirty co~ 32D2 foet from the alopa . .1hout 1 ;(1 o·i; '"t.'!.:wo tho 'l)o·ttoc, -~hoN io 10 inchoo 0£ �t l10n nocrl y 6 foo·i; of c oo.l vill bo f:1cetl . t!il~or o ro \,or:t:i.nG hero . 2>00 .\ oorcper l oader and i~1reo vary ni ce ocn.por blocks TI'ill bo rnrkod i n t hio ont ey . 2025 f oot from tho elope . Tr:o ohal:or l o::.clo1·0 o.:ro -.1or'lt:i.nc; i ~ this ontry, c.ril ac -~11e r oof fa :x.,rovin:; i t :!.s bcliovcd conoiclo!'0.blc ni ca aero.per r.ork uill 1;:) dov0l opocl. lfo . 6 Sou·;;h ::ntry - Cu c.cc~mr'~ of dr.tv:l.n3 a. ol mrt, tl:li:; eutry ho.a m·~ bocn drivou fnr off tho r"~:'.1 c:lopo . f:j;•epar~".. ioua a.r e being me.do to tal-:o ou·~ "l',he 011try pillo.ro . r:oo . 5, 6 end 7 ?Jort!l ~.r~~loa off t he i'"i n Slopo - 'rhooo entries ho.v-3 boon otoppod e.!'ltl £:>.11 s tori c.l l"'Or:::)VOd there from. 1910 f oot and t ho oo:il nt fa.co :J.:.i ub:mt 5 f oot th iclt, ,;Iith ban:lo of oulpllur end coua aixod d th it . \:!ton tho c:ilphur i o no~r tho l.loi;-~c::1 o; -~ho P.:>. 9 llor-~1 !..,l'Itry o! :Z -~he L"cin 6lopo - Ti1ia on try h:::.o hJ,m Lli•i ve!l 1650 toet , nnu ia c.dv..:noir~ i n CO:!l 2:1-;;·U o C Ol~O thru'l 5 foot ~hie!: . t o bo dom t o l ay tho tree:: in th:'...c; Oir~ry . COllOitl0r- �40 Ho . 4 South :entry off lb . JI,. P c--.nol - 'lhio entry ttas soclod off t!1io yoa.r. '.1.i1o ro aro o. f on ontry pillnrs in -~hio ontry. t:., . thi~ yo-.r, S Gout:!1 J:i:tr~ry off r::.. t;. PN1ol .. 'lllio entry \'ruo soflled off tllOO . ! .;.; . 6 Scuih l,rct1-1 off 1':'o . 4 Penal - 'i'hia ontry :l.o fini:1hed with the o::corJtioz'!. 0£ tho onGry pilla.r on tho top Oir~ry . fo . 1 ~outh :S11tr-1 - T':ab entry ic c.!lvn10ins in cloo.n Y- foot cool 2635 foot fror:: r~. t.. Pcncl. roof io cuch 'iiho.·~ 1:i:~t-113 ·~iobcring uith ':u10 rnilo for crooobcr a b nc cooo:1ry . G113 ocr c.;>or c.c:-1 t ,-;o ohakcr loc.dero nro \.orl:iu3 horo . ?Jo . G South t:n"'ury - 'ihio cn·:a-y io i,dvC'Jloin.;: :l.n cl oon oocl. littlo uo::-u then 6 fooi -~hick, 87 5 fa oi i'mu ro . I). P encl Slopo . Ona ahnlror l oa.dor is ::.n ·~Lio orr~ry. l~ . 9 Cortll Top B1:oc.?.:l1:r; L?l~l'/ - Thi:.: cnt ey ha.o bocn ·~uraou off l~.; . 8 r~ort.>i E:,try - '.il1::.o c,!try ic c.<!vancinz in cloa.~ cotl o:' lit tlo ovor 5} i'oet thic!:noac, 2115 tod~ ir!!lid o l:o . t;. Pri1:2l , ci th vor-; bc.d roof. '.L\:-o ahcJ,or lo~ero nro ,or!:in:; hero . lb . 4 Pru1ol ~lope - 'ihio dCJpo fo c.clvnnc1~ in ol oc:?l co~.l , ~ littlo ovor 5fs foot tbiolr. ":;-;1is olopo noc-.la to bo drivon abou·~ l;D foe·~ f!lrthor boforo stnrtio.:; E; . 9 ::;:.,uth 1:r:·~r-1 . ti?lo enro nro in poor c!t~.:>o, end , tho uhoalo br..-1.u,:; b:!.11y , :_1rn, cu-o oont.inua lly coc.in.3 orr. L nutibo..• of ..-:heclo hnvo boc:1 1-cr,lc.ood -~hio yvQl" , 'l1tero are also l arco oponin,;o i!! the 0<1.ro, ~lrin~ :lt difficult -~o !:,~CJ ha.ulac,, rondo olccm. �41. Tho loc on:otivoe a.r e in f air sho.vo. Cno six-ton locomo·/iivo needs ovor!!~uli n:,, Q,:d tho t i rco mcl ch.cmei ~ on o·thors . Tho four- ton locomo- tivoo o.ro too c.::tal.1 for ::iou:.3 of ·the ontrieo, oc:pociclly \1hc re ·there o.ro ot7C:lil!Hl, r;i:.l ·~ho pulling cu·~ of olants n.1.kco tho oos·;; of r opi:~irs on tho hnndled off I:u . 4 Pc.nol u.nc.1 i ·~ ho.G to co ho ia-lic<l fl•.:>111 -~!!0 lor.-cr end, koepi:1:2c tho hoio·~ ru11r.i1;.:; otocdy. Gon".lra.toro c.ro i 11 i'o.i r- coi:d:'..t:lon . ' a10 oi::.:111 goncr i\tor s :l.n !-fo. 3 Hl1ul aco r opo on [~ . 1 Sl ope hc:c co.::;:> l>rokon niroo ~nd uill nood ':.ho el octr-le ciri~ fo iu fcir oh:.t:9~ in both oinco . 'I'h e i.:.:i.l"'O co:di·~i on :ln Eu . 1 ~o ,;n ~ cor:~irJ.crc.bly :lr:provocl by tho drill hol e put bi'O,., .I. .._. tl.l '-c>. ·.,•·op Oi' t'•.O f -~.•. -r.•.•,..~£·\- ,.._'-.: . •...- • ..,~ ••.• •• ,, 'v.1 0"'"1 ~ ..,.~0 I • - -'•'-' ,,, .._.,1., • •.., • ...., • C\ C) o~ l. t•c l • 9 '''•~•·'u .. v., It �i c uoclccc u..-ilcoo \;O 'build or:.J ovor tho el ope . A number- of ot0ppi )U □ in og roo!:::l in !!c . 3 I.:ir.o i.:cro built, at'"J nll old cntr:i.cc in no. l t1ine ,1ere v~ed off C:ul'irt; tr.o yocr . Cot-::Jiclornblo roe!: tluo·liin~ \·.n o dor10 <lur:!.11_; -Ch0 yo~ , 180 totl:l of r.>ck duot huv-lu~ i>oo.1 uccd . ?:10 cluijt i n~ ac..cl!i1:o hna 110·& caused o.ny trouble . Sot:o of th!> chu!,Ol:' convoyor-o ,a~ ohod.n: ";car , nntl e. mm:bor of tho (joc co c..,d !.:i!'l:.- 3ol ~ co.ac:;vr !)C.l'ls v:ill nocd rcpl ncilt:; ~0011. T.10 r::ll!!l ctoc'.: i:, :lu ft.±r corJition . Jo~ of 'tho 001:ri; !1oroon 'J1c \;.1:tor- t:or!rn i o 521 :fnir- <:0r:uitiou \;i'i:b tho c;:cq,tion of the 'il1c tippl e oc_ui:_1mont i~ .;-1 !:::ix- Gl1c.po, altL.oucil coasi<.:ei...ablo ,,ut o! tho cool . c.ro ocvaral old Sullivc.n 1 ~c!'!i::J ::.•, t~r.tl m.:on~ thee four i-.. . C. m:ich:buo, . coco o! ~!:o cntr:1.oc, c~ccl c.11;• ··~ ·~1... cntrlco ,her) loco=:.>t:1.voo :'!.I"v J..1 uco . �,I '.:!'1~ blm-,or i'c.110 °'r o ohotri.u z couoidorablo \;our on tho ootm1Utn- l �44 CDiSRAt comr.1'I0 1JS OF murrm P ROPERTIBS D:JCE~.mi:m 31 , 1 932 MID PP.OSP3C:'l!VC C!J'.lllU'l' FOR Ei-!SU! i:G Y~.r,R SUP..:.l! CR, \;YOi'.DTG I3y Coo . 1\ . Broi.'!11 , Uno SU:90rintondoni 11 N' rr:ns '.1.'h :l.o n:lm l.lu □ l'lot boon r:o rlrnd c.l urin¼ t ho yo:::i.r 1932 . "BII !ID]_ 'M o ttb::l ic in t1hc.t iG kamn o.o ihc Van Dyke Sera. llll ·entries do-an -~o !:o . 7 South I.;1-:tr r en~ I-:o . 5 !!o:.'ih ::!ni;ry on nc.;ln ol ope c.ro f i nished . r'b . 5 !!:,rt'.1 Entry - Thia on-~F.i in in u t1:i.o)A"1nco of 4350 feet i'rou tho n:iin olopo and llo.s not boe-?l d riven rmy this yoc.r, Tho faco oz ·iJlo onti"y io e.bo\rt 540 f oot f r oo i :10 uou1llary l in.:, of t he Govort1r.1ont l onoo on ~o ctio u 20 . tb . 7 ? c:?lol. off !!o . 5 !for th tmry .. '.i'hi o ont~J ia oonnoctcd th1·our;h to r!o . 8 tlorth Emry C.."ld !~oo. 7 c.nd 1½ sout h f; ntrics a ro con.~oo•:;od t hrouch t o llo . 5 Ponol. on U·, . 7 South i.:nt r,;. Th:Lrkcn :t•oom ba.vo been dri von m!d p ill ore d ::.~e_t71:l '.:bia t:o::l: i o i n 5 foot of cocl ,1i'th u fnir r oof. l!o . 7 Oouth i]rrtr-.r o!:f Eo . 0 S:.>uth Entry - Bi ~ht ocn l."'OOtm h t'VO boon dr:Lvon mil pillaro pulled on i hio 0n try froc t ho fc.ul t . 'Ihi c r.o!'l< :i.s in 6 t oot of cotu r:i th hocvy ulou:sh rock x:oor . l!o . 8 South· :;.;ntry - F:tf ·boc:il 1,oom h nve bcc.n (ly•iv on :l11d p.illnre Pulled fron 'I.ho l '-~ult . rock roof . ?r1:!.a 'f.'iol"~: 5.:J :tn 6 foot of co o.l t.ritll a 110:.·.vy ol ouch. �45 no. 9 Oov.th Bntry - Four-toen rool'.il3 hv.ve been driven nrd pilltll's pulled f1•or.i t!10 fc.ult . '.l'h:i.o r:orl, is :tn 6 foot of coal rri:tll a honvy Bloueh rook r oof . !le . 10 3outb. -:.:;ntt'Y - 'lhia on:~:ry ho.c bo€"11 dr·lvan into tho fault and i a 2--0cu:, no\-r to ·(t.u:· n ll"oom'.J 011 ro·~r'on.t . !k·. 0 I:orth ~ntl"'".,r - F:t..ve i."Corn:z !1::.vo bcc:1 d ri vc:1 e.ril. pille.rs pullc.d on ;•ctront froo 5 Pt:>nel. .~l t:or~\ O l'! ·~he north oidc :le i n 5 foet of cod ,15.:~h f:::i.i:r i-oof . !.ll \-,o:-:: a.bovo !·:n . 8 1:crth hut ry f ro11 Eo . 3 Po.nol to !,;r,. 5 Punol 5.~ nc:.!rly finiohcd . n:1.n~tccn roo!':a ho.vo bocn driven o.nJ pillars pulled. "C O 1.III:!1 Thio ou10 io in i:Jhu'G i o l:r.ou n ns -~l!o =lock 5prlnzo ?-!o . l Soom. f.ll \:o..~;:in~D in thio o:lno tu-o oo \illut io lm".)\'!i.1 tt□ r>:o . 4 Po.nol Olopo . All uot"ld::.1~;0 on tho norib ::lido of thio cl.or,a aro i'iniohed, dm7n to I:o. 13 North 11ntt"'.:/ , c:nd dorm to l!o . 10 South Tlni:.cy 0:1 ·i,ho south side, ro.d fro!.:l ib . 10 S:lut!l do\·m to !lo . 13 South :Cntcy . llil uor!.dl'l,2;o on tho r.!!.lin olop0 oro :linio!lol . tb . 4 Pv.nol Slope - iliic olO!)O hao bo<n driven to "· poiu-i bol on l~ . 17 l!or·:.1, ~ntr,; 01d i ~ o·~:111 r_1vz:.:1cli.l.:; . Conl ooction 6 foot of Qocl 1 2 inchaa of r ook, end 1 fooi 10 :luclioo of cocl, ,11th hoo.vy roof co?tli-tion3 , l.:~t::ly· cr.d di· couroo c:onnce"douo 2.rc coI;Ipl ote to i:Io. 16 ~outh L...ntr-.f. Ou, ovoreo.ot built thio yoc.r n·;; fo . 16 ri0uth Bntry. ?to . 10 Gouth !.i:~r~ry - /ill p:1llnr3 pull ed b:::ck t o Ee . 7 Pa.nol cm rotre~t. lfo . l3 South ~ntry •· :.11 i.·i.:or....1 um1 pillc.ro dr~.•.,:.:-1 ·~o \7ithin 200 foet or air couroo. �46 I ih . 14 Jou;;h ::1r~ry - 111 roons nm pill!ll--s drm,n to uitbi n 850 foot of a.:lr couroc. i:J . 15 South En~ ry - SiJr;;0cn ro o□ ho.vo be on d r.l.ven om pillars pulled ou ro·~1·00.t f roo bom1tlcr-1. no . 16 Cou~h lc;ntry - Thi s entry hr.a boon dl'ivon into boundary end 1·oomo oi:.ur•;;cd b::::.clt on rotratit. fo . 17 Doutll '..:n~ry - '.:'i1io entry i.o atlvt:ncin.z c.n d ic u. diatnnco of l'/00 fcoi i'ron ti:o ol o:,o . fb . 15 i!~?"tn ~ntry - / 11 rc-,~m cn:d pill::irs finiohed on thio entry. r o . 16 !lor·th Sntry - 'iliio c~1iry i!J c.dv.:u1cini end io in o. di sto.nco of 2100 i'oo·;; f1'or.1 t ho ol opo. Com.l it:l.011~ no:n::i t oo fnvorcblo , Cona.idoi-abl e ;•oc'.: :l.'1 ooc::i t.'-·~ thio po i nt . Go:tl cooticn i'ron floor -- 2 inch00 of co al , l foot 6 in,hcc or me!: , 3 foo·~ of conl, ~- i nchoa o i roe!: or 1.>0110 , and 3 roe-;; oi' conl r.:~d t;. iuchco of bom . ? hio !lin, hno vor-:,r hc:..vy ..rnl bd l'oor, ro11uirinr:; loto of ouper- vicio::: ::..~d hcc.V:7 Oj,,:_)Cr::lituroo for -tic:;o:i' end lc.bnr. It i o boliovod thc.t con::iicor~tion chould ba given to □tea!. eo·~o or tro~~cd tiobor tor t:!!lin l iu:i :J and c.:lr co ur ae ,-;ort . All cocJ. l ol'.dcd by d~:11':i:u convoyoro ~md northern conveyoro. 'lhic Dino io in r.hc.t i!l b:oV:l ~o tho ~ c k ~,riz::.30 lb . 1 ::oc1, po.I-4..ly on J ectiono 17 end 10, under Covornc.~nt l ouao. '.ibero ho.o bocu no -corl~ dono in thio mino du 1•in:; tl10 pPo~ ye :r, it h~.Vin!:,; b OC."l cl o:Jed dO\.'!l ~!100 rc'i>1"UO.ry 151 1 927 . Thio IJino :lu in [;OOU com i t ion, boi~ 1>~trollod ovc-.7 rJ..:.7 t:nd -~he fl~n c.r.d i,iu:ryn runniua conti1·mouol1. �~J1is oiuo hrw bOCiil ro bbod of raino c~r o a.rd i.U:~chinory, nh:i.ch "(,:tll huvo fo bo ·token :1.nt::i conoid0:rn:cion bofo2~0 r coponi?t; tho property. ~ MII1w. 'a1io uii.,o :.i.s i u r:u. 7 [Joro:1, ~11 r:.)rld:130 1x,ir,c; on lee.sod ground o:c1 Section 20 . tJo. 4 Pon.el Slop0 - !,ll 'O'Ork Oil ontrlo s fl'O!!l I:o . 3 north ·to Ifo . 9 !:orth ;_;nti.·ie3 i!J finiohcd . b diagonal olop0 ha3 been driven down t o o. poi nt 100 feot 1:olou [o. 13 i.~rth ;~nt1;1 \·.dth mmrnay C!n-tnoctiono. Co~l oo ction -- 7 f oo·i 6 :tnchoo of cloc:-1 C:)al . !b . 3 fiort..."1 : :ttr1 - !-. ll ro orJ:J fin:1:~hcd c.r.<l c,omo pillcro pulled. Ea. 9 Ilor~i Zni ry - 1.11 r ocm:: o.l'!l pillC'.ro pulled . ::rr~ry et\l.t:JlJS &ro !:loin~ pulled r1~;.1 r~ . 9 :':ooru out . r:0 . 10 rorth iJntry - l\ll roo□ prc.ct:!.odly i:i.ili.shed o.nd p~larc, er>-> '.Joi n.:; pulled f ro:-:i r:o. 12 ::ooo ou-:; . r:.:, . 21 lforth ~IntrJ - All rool:!.3 encl pillnrs pulled to cl.thin 400 foot of tho slope. lfa . 12 Horth D.'lt ry - 'L'hirtoc:i ro Otl:l hove boon pullotl on z~ot:rcat ~ Pillo.rs are nor1 bcins pulled untloi· i:'.iuporior nock Sprin~o Coo.l Co::i1m11y 1 o olopo in o.coordnnco vl th n13reooont -c.i th it . l!o. 13 liorth l:nury - 'Ibis entry nno drivon into dirty corJ. nr oc.. end five rool:!m h.RVO bocn dt·ivcn c.rd pil1'.lrs pulled on rvtront . Ho . 14 north :Cn hry - 'n'lio ont.ey io aclvoncing and is ir! c. tliotcmoo of 1500 foot. lfo . lS r!ot·th l.:ntry - 'Ihir,; ouiil'Y is advancu1:; o.nd io :!.n ~ tiiaicnco of 300 foot . �48 I!oo. 13 <.u1d 1 4 <iouth :;ntrias ho.vo boon driven o.pproxior.toly 650 foot t o lit:o U!> ,;n:~h tho old I!o . 4 Pe.nol .:>lope. Tho slopo hns been driven doun a bout 100 foot '!Jel en 1:ri . 15 I1orth rntry o.r.tl -r:ill uo stoppod o.t this po:ti-rt . Ol d I"o . 4 Pr.nol Slope ,.rill be el ev.nod r.nd stroi elrtenod from t!o. 10 Bu·~17 doun. .\ r!O\, hc:ulnGo ,1c.y hno been d l'ivcn nr:1 con;,lctcd from tho ol d di!) entry Jc;o r:o . J:. rm1O2 31opo , ,·:hich r;roi~tl y fnoili"~ntoo h~ul aeo in thio oil10 . 'i\·:o ove rcnc;to c.nd t rioniy otoppi n:.;o kwo t,con huilt duri ne tho your. 1hi!3 Dino h:io c vo1;1 b~d l'O of r c r.uirinc lo·~c of sup orvi::;;ion end hcuvy 02~ondi tureo i :1 tiobor ::ind l ~bo r, n:!l,in~ t ho n..-15.n~Cnflnco coot hjgh. J•.11 cocl. in -~hio r.tlnc io l ov.dcd b y ch:t!;in:; oonvcyoro c.nd pit cnr loadero. (G E : 1/IL 'lho !)l'Cr;c nt lli'o of thc oe 1lrapor;;io o io ha.z"Cl to ootim:.1.to ua ·tho r.::i OOC!:lo t o bo ell olcnent of uncc1--t:tlnt y r cl:~M.vo to ,.-;oi-ka.bl o conl, '3'' !.:i;:o oJ.cpo :!.c :in c1ir-~y oocl r:d or:.::i holo d1~1.11cd a.heed of p r ooent \:::>r :.:5.:1.::;o 0!101..:J dirty co cl . n trould ooc::1 from thio ·tha t dl the co cl io t!crfa of pr ooont t:-ol,kinco . I n "C" ! '.ir~Q, \':llilo proson·t cod :ln sl0po (1.ttcl m>rt!1 oidc or nino i o good, the re urc i ntlicationo thc.t l ow C?»d dirty coul i!J out·tir..:; o.croos froo fuo 11or·i11 d.do tou.2.rdo tho ol opo vory l'q>itl l y fl.nc.1 extonoive covo:r \!ill ht,V(;) ' iuH0 a ~o::rl?'l~ on futu1·a oini nz oon15.-b:i.ono in th:i.:; l!lino, vith honvy m.i ntot1:.:.ncc c,a-~ in tit1bor and l nl.lor . ·1.C11 !.:im1 io ccu.nin::; cover f act nm! i o cut off o!1 tho north oide, and uloo on the 001,1th oido of old rein Slovc, \'rlth au L:N e. of dirty coal. It ,·.111 bo !>l'acticc.lly contimd to n 11t!_rrou atri:, or ·.:or?:~ulo coal until CJ.1V.!.'1cin;:; bolo,·: ,:-01•ki~u of old "E" 1~m . B;;tcnoivo co-:,c r ,:ill hc.ve t ho oc.uo boc.ntlZ on -~h:lo nin~ us "C" i~ino, r~ ich r:JJ.y n.i"fcct co ::r;; c.,71;].j_ t:i.onn very c:itorlt'lly . .i.;1Cl'vi'o .rv, �4 i t woul d sec:i noooooney 'Go prepare o.. drilling uud pronpooting plnn for futm·o oponiD.30, c.s pre □on-~ nin:lng conc1itionr;; aro no.1:10 too fuvorRble. iia.tcr lineo conti11u0 -~o n:.tvc lot o of ·11roublo r,iih break::; c1nd holp in c;;rr~roll ins lJronl.rn nacl lot".ks . , P2:•oi)o.blo daily productiol1 for tho yetw 1933: . . 1200 'hono . . . . . 1200 toi:1s . "Eu !.:in::i . . . . . . . 1150 tons . Total . . . . . . ·•en Ein0 . 111)11 i.iil10 .. ~-iono . �50 Al!D PRO~>GOT!\:: OtJ'n'UT roH E?!GUI!m YDA,l; !·I!i!Hii\, 1,-YOU!I:G no . 2 I'!IS l~o . l South But117 - Pi l laro hnvo boon dr.:::.tm out t o tro. lO nooo, o.i~1 on·try htu3 bc a oorl cd of f l.lotr.-00 1 !iooC:J llo s. ~. end §. ?To work ha.El boon d oi::) in \ihi o ent ry dtll'i n:; the yuur . t'.o . 2 South Ell\ii'°:f - I'ill n r3 hc.vc boon dr:i\Jl'l out t o Ho . 23 Roon, ~.:ic "l~c 0 1~ry h ao b~cn oacl ctl bot uJcn =:oor:!:J fo :::i . 19 and 20. Ito u ork ha.o c:n cro O~)loyocl in t hio onh -y. incluoi vo . [o . 4 South ::-; m; ry - Pill tu•o m•v boi 1l5 mined i n Booo !Joa. l to 8, Fire ooolo Cl.TO built l.Jc·kocn ?Joo. 8 od 9 Roomo. Only a. v ortiou of tho oa pillars ccn bo z:rl.n:id on cocoui;-~ oz Tho Ro.ttJ.oo~ko Crook ·,.ntcr CoJ:?)r:ny eo li~ o. 'menty c,n nro O?:!JloyQu in thio ontr,J. t½ . S Gouth :~ntey - /\. ll pillnro h~vo ba ou r c::iovcd fron t!1io or.tr-1 c.i:d fi r o soal o e re i.~ctt'l.l cd ~ido t::!!l~y. t!o c:in uorki n_:; in 'iihi:J on~ry. J.:illtr,J io OlO:JCd by eoo.lo Oi.l r a:1.11 i.Jlopo . thl.11 ::ll.opo - !Jcnl etl ~fr !}J i'oo·~ a bove t~, . 7 :..·ou'i;h _:nti•y. lnro and top cocl rc:=ovod bctvo~ :i-,~. 'l '1ot.>th n.r:r.1 9 3outh 7~1r~ 1•:l oo. /\11 p il- �!.!t-in DJ.ope Po.nol noomi - Penal room:i bsty;ecn f\O . 5 8ou·~h and ?!o . 7 South ::ntrloo have ucc:1.' d:dvon1 to thoiF dcod.n:::d;ion c...>1d s lightly ovor ouo-h:'.\J.:f' of p:llln~c c.ml ·~op cool ronovcd . S!)~tocil mon uro o:-aployod :ln th:lo □ oct:l.o n . scaled i~ido r-...:tln return . dr-lvcn to their clootin:::rtion. 'i'op cool hew been rccovorod ·l; o tho r ooo 1:oc!.s o.nd om:ry ot1n:::,o cN 11!>\7 boin,g i::dnod . Roo1:1 pi:!.la.?o oC!rnot bo minsd :cc:.1 ei.~ cr:yloyecl iu thio cnt~J . l!!:rl.n Ulopo Roocm bottreou I!::>o. 4 5outh atttl 5 Scu·l;h Bntri eo - 'l'hroe Bn~.:;rioo, and b:i.vo been driven u o~wr-~ C.:iotnnco bayor.tl tho nunuo.y. Too can aro ncr:1 Oz::t)l oyod in the co r oom . CozIDr cl - lll.ning oocliti.ouo hn.vo boon ouch cam.or during ·the pest 1.13ar duo t o l ~ hter covci.. o.nd cor:c ontration of uo r ki t'!ZO· '.01io uino till bo complotoly uor kod out i;:1. ubout cieht i:t0ntha of opor.1-tion, unlos o ao f t co ol in t:o . 2 South Dm cy :la i:~cd . i:O . ~- CT!3 Ho. 1 nor th Drriiry ... !.;nt?:y fnco io in a. d i oi~nao of 2t.oo i'cot driven off t hio ont ry to ·tho c:;.•t,p conl . 1:oom \'/Ot'o drivon fral/1 ·tl!O north �52 ru71 ooutll of :;1ioao p101ies ·to thoi1:· dontin:-, t ion::i. QJ.1d tho urvo. hc.o been ooclod t o pi~0von·t ,u1 pill ars a.ro intact i'il--o. Uo . 2 !lor-;;h l.!ttl:ry - 1::ntry fa.oe io i n o. c!istu!!lco of 8180 foot frcn tho rau.1.n ol 0!J0 , 1080 root hnv.lnt uccm <h.'ivon in rook of tho "E" Fu.ul-'.; durltl[; iM.. o y;)ar. Emry hi10 c.bou·t 250 icot to drive to oncountor A. n, C, D, rJ:cl i; ? 1::n~s i..lcx e been d 1""lven to t!1c cutcrcp of -~h io entry cmd c.11 r·oow nll'l top co al 1.,01·1:cd otrL ,\11 thane po.:nola ero socl.cd -~o provont li:-oo . F Pc...'llol h~s ~ocn clrivon to tho ou::-:?c.co .fTou ·;;l1:lc ontry end N>c:::J v.:iI"a dr.lvc:1 u~rth c.rul oouth f;i"~= ,.. ;hie p:lnol ·~o tho f ~ult o. Top co:.!l hc.o boc:i T.:::o·,1~tl in ~11 l---coi:w except I~s. 2 end 3, ,·;:10::-0 ·l;op oocl \·1ao l eft to p1•ov0Dt ourf c.cc cuvoo . 'fhi o plo.no hus not b:cn ::;e['. lcil, c.o :::~ io boi l'l..,'..;. uccd ~c :1.ir~~:rn .:.ir.1ay o..ml csc:::~oney. G '?encl ,;as drivc::i to the om.•fcco off? thic orr~ry aud roomo tioo. l ·::o 1~-, inclunivc, ,,-or.:i d1"ivcn na~th to ·the 2 FnuH . Jll top cool hno boon reuoved fro@ ·thio 1>anol c.nc. tho p:-.nol ha.a boon l oft opon for hoisiiin6 oml ventilation., H Pl.one llno been <lrivou tloi..::n i'ron the aurf nco c. dis•;;a,::oc or 1200 foe·~ ::::.nd is connoctcd to ~:o. 2 !~cr·(;h 1:u;;ry a.·;; tho faco by o. vorticcl rock chute . 'i'uorc o..ro no 1--00:J.:J tu1.•l1d o!f thic pcnol. . !Jo . 3 i-Jorth Butry - i:!n'. ;ry i'nco io C0llll3Cted ,:;i•;;!i l.'. :'CXDl u1d. h:!.o r.ot o.<lvm1ccd beyor.i.1 -~;1io poiu;; . D, C, nr.d 3 ranolo huvo 1>00:i chi vou off -:;hi,.o entry, com1oct:i.ri.,_;; ·i;hrvu::h ·;;o :fa. 2 Ho!'th :Sntr-.1. ncoc:, h::.vo ooc1 drivon to tho no4•th o.ttl couth on: tlw:::o 11rJlClo nnd e ll ·top c:>nl rocovo~d. 111 pillaro ciro int ti.ct . n, C, cnC: r: Pc.u-:ilo llavo boon oocletl ·:.o ptovout firos . �Ghov-ol Roo~ ~i:tin Slopo - Shovel Room:.? NoD. 1, 2, 3, 4 , and 5 t:oro driven ucrih off tho nui.:i olopo 1.:et tmc:1 t~o . 3 c.n d l~ . L!~ llorth Entri0a to uitllin o. nhort d:lotcnco of t ho f nalt . '.fop cocl l~r.c been x-ocoverad end p illa r o a.ro irri.c~t . '.dlODO rroom~ !.lave boon aeclccl o~f to prevent fireo , Hcooo ho.vo b~on driYC!l t o tho north nrd oouth off P- Pn:'lol 0.11d top e, o.J. l"Ciovc:.•ctl . ddvon to ·~ha f auJ:t . !'..ooD!l f!co . 2 to 20, :tneluo.ive , lmv0 beC'l turned to a P c.nol, tfo . £!. Ibrth l:ut F:/ , h!:!.O been conrrJctcd -~hroui;h ·io li!l . 2 t101--tn l:!ntry, n dioto.noo of 1800 fcc·L Hooc:::i ?bs . 1 to 18, inoluoivo, h e:.va ,c.nel on cocount of clo!:lO p r o;:i?.:ity ·~o -~11e 0 D" F~ult. roi~ vonti l a:tion . Room:J noo. 1 t~o 10, !loorn !foo. 11 fo 13, il'!cluoi vo , huvo not t-::i:m clri vo:1 on ao count of vary bod roof . Roon:J E,o. l".,. and 15 hnve liocn drivoa c.a O!:l'tr:loo �E:, . 5 ?forth :~rr~r-.f - :n~ry faco io in c1. tlio~nco of 4115' foot from ·~}!O w:i.?1 Sl opo wxl :l!J otoppc.;cl c·i; U.o D l;-QuH . Top cool ho.c boon r emoved c..ntl ontr-J occlcl ~-~ 1' Pe11cl . Cno Vclccn Scr.:tlO? :b ::Cle en 'i:h:1.o naol . • 4 ic 1:::_•fo.:.1:1ctl br o::t Joy 5 D.u . ~ntlcr-. t.bu~ 120 Joy llidfto irlll be re- .•.:u coal hc:.o boc1 !"..__ ov.:,c1 f!\):.1 tL:i..o panol nn:l p{!...,ol ocalcd to pro- feet tl.!lcl l 1Uo uneovorc-.l nir:.~ rcor::o ou e~ch oi<l e. r:oo~ fo::: . 15, 1?. r-"'1 18 '2hio pt.nol hao i:>ocn c onncctc~l fro;J. �ii.:;;,10vc::1outo in tbo vcn'tiilnt:ton of ·i;hin noction. Shrudn:-:; c:, nvo,1ors o.re E.Ov drlvin.:; iho rl □ o aoction of A Dip ubovo i:o . 5 i:orth, co ua to provido roon for po~ncit ho:tot ic.::riialle.tion for this ' pSi.lel. A no·.1 :::ump hos boen drlvo.."l. to ·tho oou·&h of tllo I:r1..in alop_o ·to provldo uo;c.o~ si:ora.e;e for A D:t~ . !!o . 2 Bout!1 Entcy .. L"'l'r',n--y fo.ce :lo in:.". diotunoe of 1000 £oet .\ o,..l'ld C ?nncl □ off thio ontr-1 uai'o troo elope OJ-id :lo a.t tho i'cul·~ . drlvcn u, n aboi;-'i: clist~'!..'lco c>.nc1 s-;;oppcd iu ox-dcr ~o protect reilI"o~d • r.tcht of wey . l!-, ruooo vcro c1r:lvcn off ·;';hooc pc_ncl.o . '.:'...-o~J olopo and io a.t the fr.:.ilt . Panel and ontcy .\ ar.1 C Panoln off thio ontry connect c.m.1 'C~v c~& n-ae::."'O' o~C".l . I? oncl. W'!d ro oo pillzro arc int act . Emry- nnrl ·tho yoc;:- . ?;o . 4 Gouth J;m ~J - £.n~cy fncc :lo inn dioia.noo of 1700 foot froa slopo and is a.i tho fe.ult . l\, D c..'lli O Panela otf th:lc entcy· ux-o c:n:- 1100-Goo ,'ti.th r~o . 3 Coutll in'<aY . r..oo~ uoro drlven to tho bour.:.lo.r-y on oi•;;Jiox• oido or ·~hoae panels . &l tcT) cool liru:i lJcc.~ r ocovorcd . !'illo.t•:, i.1 pc.Delo and roomo nro i n:,; c.ct . ll Panel off thio ouh~J uo.s driven to tho dip, u diot(l.nce of 1800 althor oido of pcnel to boun:.ln;.~J . ..11 top coel hoo been roc~vc:rc:l . PunQJ. �Sl!cvcl tllopo •· \.cc d1-.J.vou doun n c1:1c·tc.n.ce of 1000 fee-i frot11 tho Gc.1crcl - Od.11:; to heo.vy dc.vclcp.:ic:r:t cl'.:.~..cc::i th:lc nino ho.c l>oc.'1 <l:.1z-ln.:.: 19 33 duo to hcc.v"Y c~vc:::· ,~n:~ D(~co:::c condi t io~ . 7• '"' ••__,'!l\iry f e<:o Oir,o .r...t> " • 7 -ltCO?:l, C• '"'l , ' ' 0 '"'O / . • •,_.' . , DCGC.l!.>C'l' • ,2"' .•.• C.00, -l::) . 2 ..vt"vzl .:. ti h • I C'.'li u : j �58 SURt;-AOR I-'IRES li'ir-o ,o.o diooovcrctl i n "Gu Pl c.no fan a·i 3: 30 P .u., Jll.taus·~ 25th, :::;nmrcnCl y cp;.wcd by L>:,o.r::o froti uol di n5 torch . '.dw fi:-c tlGri:::-oyc~ t!10 e>·~ot- ho~o encl portion of fc,"1 buildi ~ . I·~ \JM untler co!'.t:r.Jl o'C 4: 00 P .;!. , a.nd ~u1.·cly c;~·i;:tr..;.1uiohc1. a·i; 5:00 I' .1.!. I"i..~obulJlo cldly r,rorlu otion for tho yco.1: 19 33: i:o . 2 Uno . . l!o . 4 U no . r~o • 6 t':.i 110 • . . .. .. . • . 1200 toi.m . tono . -------2JO----- • • ... . �59 S AFE T Y DEPARTHEMT By V. o. Lurroy, So.foty Env.necr Tho pl'OS4'0GE! u:o.do iom.1•d ·the elim:i.ne:~ion oi' :i.njuriea, fatol, soriouo and Bi.nor, uua pl."Dbubl y -~he ~ s·~ oa.tisfo.cto ry tha.t ·the Safety Dcpartraont hs.a he.cl f or oevorcl. yaar o. Dur i tB tho yi3 a 1~ thor0 \70re ono fc.tcl., fii'Cy- 1tlto oor:i.oua , ®d tuonty-o~ niuor- :l.nju!'i co -~o undorcround o.nd eurfrc:.00 or:pl oyeo. Tho uori~ of tho safety Dep a.rtu:out n c.o al ong th0 semo linos ao inOUGur.:i.tcd du1"iI:.3 t ho lent half of 1931, n~i!l:)ly ..i;ho.t of dividina tho mines i :1·i;o sec-i;iono t1ith u section foroc::i.n in diroc·i; ohe.rGC of oporutions e.t tho , :or:dr..:; fc.co , ural ·bho o:i7ard:1.n3 of t uo cu~ onobiloc; and 0250 .00 in tt10 co.sh The criarcls, t o~hor \, .i:i;h mor e cuperviaion, more rit!id ,:,.ncl aevore diooipliuo, Cllld the better cou:iition of tho mi.nos, that io I better U cl>ering, oloanoi· r oa.dt1eyo, an<l o. ool'a thorou5h inve ati gdiou of all loat-M.m::i injurieo, end rogulo.r oouthly and bi-oonthly □a.f'o·~y r:3et:i.1l.(30 , eo curocl c. r esult, uhioh, 'Ohilo not as goocl o.s uo.ntod, '7ao 0000\,hnt b0ttor than o:g,octed ,,hon tho progre:u is oonsidored a.o a. uhol o. A major part of iiho t:i.ro uan spont umergrouril truvolins ell \"JOrki ng plo.ceo, air oouroeo,. end ha:ula.go t10..yo 0 mnkil!B inopeotio?l!J of hi~h voltogo « On February loth, 1933, tho prooentation of Sai'oty c.uell'do \/OD made a.t the Old Timro' EuildinG, u:ith 745 can po.rticipatins in tto drawing. Thia rep resontod 12 oootiono froa tho various mino s o.t Rool. Springe, Rolienoe, t. inton c.:2d !J1.1. 9erior. SU!>crior 11 0 11 llino \7on both tho mzt OJ!X) bUeo, uith La\7r onco Znj cc , Seo ~ion 1:0 . 2, m.nni.D.3 tho Do:.1 so Brothers sedan, and John 'i'oeticll, :":cc"!i:lon ?to . ~'• tbs Chevi-olct ~j(;)dan. llr. Frank 3~ortz, Sooticn !-o!,or_!".11, !1j . 2 Sootio n, \1no a\7crded Cl.$0 ,00 GOld, ruul ,luatin Johnoon, Gcr.riiio:1 1/or '-~w.n, no . 3 Section, C100 .oo c old. ~, �equipment , go.th0r-l113 rock c1 uert nnd C'.i r onoplors, o.ml me.king investigatt ons of all loot--tiG<l :i.nju:tieo. .".loo a l0mb3r of tho Safety Dopartmeut me in etten1anc3 \1!10n tho United s·~ator; G0oloei ca.l sur vey ' s r or,rooentative ma.de hio inapoctiono of noel, Spri ngs , \!into n and Duper.tor LIi.nos. Deny oveuiJlca ne1.1e opont in atiendi1~ tho monthly Q.nd bi- monthly diotriot antl ooctionol c.afety o~otin~o , rnero mvine piotu1·as wer.:i sh<r.m. > cntl at t1hich portin:>rr~ qu'1 atioi-rn rolc>.tiug -~o anfoty i11 ::ind nbout tho mines uoro <liocusood \;l·th tho C!J9loy..:io . No J:ti.u3 ro ocuo t:ro.inin~ ,;1no cond uctod duri13G the yeo.r 1 but t reJ.nsd c::in are uvcil ablc at oa.ch of the fi vo dif:'.lt rict o c\Jld cll ·~hirty soto of bro::(th:!.11:3 np1)nrutu:::, and go.a mo!ro, ure l:ept in i'ireri-clo..ss oontlition, El,Jld nvc_il.:i.blo fox- uoe ct any ·t~::J in co.oo oi' an t1norgoncy. !n January thil·ty-0 11:, 1:;:rn 't"Joro -Crctlnocl for first aid inst ructo rs. ?hoy in tu~n i;ave i nstruc•~i ono i n ±'ire'~ eid to tho eutiro poroonnel ot t he Coc:,any, ·~rdnin3 1885 cm:,loyoo, c.nu '(2 non-onpl oye o durins tho months of J.i'c brua.ry, I;crch :.>..l'lcl lipril. Thio t10.o dona in cooporation trlth -'i;he United Stntoa Buroan of Ui.nes, tho Duroa.u c.nu ihs Coopany eo.eh ioauing 00rtifice.tos for COt!J)Gt enoy. On Juno 10th, tho o.nnuc.l iirot a.:!.<l contost uaa hel d at Rook Spri?Uo in tho Old Til'.i13r a' Buil<li1t; . '.i1ho rruubor of teama pa.rtioipc.tins i n i:h0 ovon-C from tha variouo diatri cto \7cro ao follccro : Roclt Spr :l.1130 - 2 r.:on'o 3 Boy Scout 4 Ocnior Gi r l Scout 2 Junior Girl Scout - l r:on ' a Reliance l Doy Soout 1 ~;Oi'liOl' Girl ecout �m.ntou - 2 ~en'o lloJi:10. 'i'ono 1 Boy scom 2 Souior Gir l ~oout 1 Junior Girl scout 2 t~9U 'o 2 Boy Scotrt 2 Senior Girl Scout l J unior G:lrl Scout 0 - l3 I.!An' Eoy Scou·~ l Senior Girl Gcout 1 junior Cirl Scoui - 1 ?:on ' o The pri::oo uoro uell db·iributod , n:1.th Ht.nnn \'Ji l'll1:l.r1g moro firot pi-isoo than eny oi i;ho other di str'loto . Their r.::m' o tearuc uon i'i:rot and 80COnd priuoc, c~n~i otin_~ of cnfil ~uc-.rdo of C30.oo r..nd c20.oo r ospo ctivoly Doy r-.nd Girl Scout i;oa.D!J \Jero pro.o·Hcc-ll y th~ 0CI:1e uo the,, your b3fore. Tho tJirutlr.::; -~ororl!J of the Boy Scouts uoro rr~,:1::-.., liuvorior E!nd Wi trton; the Som.or C:lrl ncouto, Ifonnn, i.'i nton and Su:,icr,lo::-; o.nd t ho Junior Girl Scouts , Superior, Ui nton a.ml Rook Sprin3a. A b01 quet \'Tae s ivon o:';; Rev!. Sp1·:ln~o Mo . 4 Community Council fo r ell Boy and Girl seouta' to~o, 'i;o03the!' ui·th thoir troop C!lZ)tni no , and several officinls of t ho Coe.:,o.ny. ".i.''ha uinnin_:; eon's tecJJo ,;;oro cuosto at U·.e Old Tiers ' b::mquot tho follcm:l.113 day. An intoroatin~ p!'.~t of ·~ho H r o·i. aid contost -.:1co -',;!lo i.-plontl:1.d �On3 of tho oui; standi ng feo.turaa of th0 fir s·t aid contest Yto.a v/11011 Ur. Scott 'furnsr , D:lroct or o f tho United stn.tos Bureau of ?Zinas , nnd P r eoidcrrl; of ·l;ho Joooph \. liol mao :3n!oty Aaa ocintion , a;i; ·i;he concl uoion of the evonto, preaontcd to Tho Union Pc.cif:i.c Coo.1 Goqpany thr ou:;h P r esident l.!cAUllffo , tuo cortifico.toa oi' hono!', .,Gho f:1.rs-l; to L~no "C'', Su9orio!', 1.'Jyomins , coli!l!!arinreting -i':he i'act thnt thio rJ.ine ,ms 01)0::-ci.ted f ol.. nac.rl y 4.5 ye c.ro (from .tuly 6, 1927 , thr ot, (ffe1 D3cembox- 3J. , 1931) uitb a.t1 nveruso 0£ 133 ont1l oy0 0 ,,orking 1,284,536 DM h ou;;-o, C'.ntl pro:k ~:lnr; 1 1019,753 'GO \'.lD of COM wi ·~h oui Q. fo.tr:tl it y. Tho r.;ocond corli fi c~t o of !lonor 11ac ar1crded -~o i.Iino no . 4-1 Roc;:k Springe, \'/yom:l11g , fo r ha.vir.g ..or kcd iron i\.pril 17 , 1923, ·1;hrough Decom'b::>r 31 , 1931, or o oro t han 8 .;i yo01..a , \7:!.t ll un averc_s0 of 216 Ou?pl oyo s ..-: o r kl113 3,167 ,712 Il!...'1.-1'1 hours , c.ntl ,ro<luo:tn::; 2 , 476,1 22 ~.:ono of conl \7it!:lout e. fe.tclity . 'i'hooe ce rtii'i ontas vox-o i' r or:nd and p l ncod i11 tho Go~!'.!.1ta11:i.t y Counc:1.l buil di~-; s o.t Roel,; Springs ancl S t~)t>?"'l O.i." :rosp ootivol y. I n Gcp·~oabcr Hr . George Dru.ryn:,l o , Doput y lli.no Inspect or from ,: a.1.c::n1bura , Ooloro.do , o..-,.do o:im!Ji no5,:1.ona of o.1 1 tho \Jyomiug rnimo of Tho Union Pc.cific Coal Cor::;ni.n:,. He uo.o ~ocoI!l)a.11iod at cl l t:ims by aithor the Safety Bnzi noor or ihe Ventil!:l'i-ion Bn::;inoor. Tuo hie;1l pro~ouro J-o cl: duot:i.113 ~ chin'.lo t:Ore put i nto uoo o:-i. rroo!: S,::>rinea QJld {;uper ior diet r i ots, thia n nkil'3 n total of four of thoao mchimo boi ug used a.t ·the Rock Sr1ril'!J n 1 'ilirr-;on, Su~:>o rior o.nd Henne. diotriot o. All tllincc aro nou co~ l yin3 ,iith -~ho noolt of st endardo in roev.r<l t o rook duct bcrriers. i\?lot hor thing t hcx no <loul>t contributed to n bottor safoty L"ooortl the lo.at half ot tho yo cr ,~,rJ.o -~ho 5.11otcll o.tion in all minoo of ·i;ho tl iJ\7 2odo1 �IC £dioon eloc·hrio oa.fe'iiy OU!-) l cJn.;>, t1hich inoroased ~i;he illuminetion ~proximately tan 'ii ir:!o o over ·hho !!oclol E ln111p . Tho foll<r.tlr-{i, in ·ihc uriter ' o opinion, o.ro some of the contributing 1actoro tho-'~ llnvc hol pod .i:inke 1932 tho bost oa.foty yeo..z-: l. D:!.vidi n~ the roineo into sootions \"Jith o. aoction f oi-oms.n in cho.rge oi fcce operation!l, thoroby oecuring clo!lor suyorvioion and Dore riGid dioci;?lino. 2. l'ho o.uorcle ·l;o the s0otiono o.ntl ooction foromei1 of the two cutooobil eo and co.oh :prizos, rospecUvely. 3. SystCl:'atic t:inboring boi113 <:ini'orcod. 4. Doro oonoentro.t otl and bet ·tc:t"" o:ini113 math od a. 5. CJ.caner ha.ula.go uo.yo. 6 . Sp:.--inltlinz of all ·aor~i113 to.coo. 7. !ns-~31.lo.tion of bettor cap l a.r.i_?a , 8. \."co.ring of protoc·avo clo·thing, such as ha·io end ahoo s , o.nd ooz:::, i;:ogi;::lco. 9. Ti1e oontllly and bi-conthly Gaiety mDe·~inse a.s tho 0duee.tionol pEl!'t of ~i; ha program. '.i:'ho i'ollouing to.bulntions 3hou eo.q:,0.riso11 of safety record mo.de :i.u 1932 -csith tho.t mad.a il'! 193l: �UMi S:U!.:'Z:> t7..J3:Xil ;;> ;";H !l: ,JUr.Y = 1?31 lliatrict b:u1 Sbifto l Injurioc. · -' -- 40 Hinton 63,S'); Suporior II ,,·•cnoa ,. 102,631 37 31 lG 157 I Reliance I All Diati'iCtc I ll ~ - -- - - l !:_~1l:·;'~rl<ri;o 4S,67S 1- (:t) --, I -- 95, 1'{3 36,458 52,38$ 23 ~ 13 32,')42 f!.,030 I 1 , f /.J.1 Di~tricto I, 1 5,905 5, 4-32 2,907 60 · ---i- 2, ,:,.4,J _I - l i~cr Cent 62.6 20•1.2 134.4 ~ I i 178.3 70.8 115.2 - ~ - - - T0H5 1~n0:.>~10::n P :a ni JunY - :~:oo I ,'o/~ajm•y-1 _- To~ 2,453,5__2'(_..,___157 ___ J.$ 0 627 · 9, 2.16 5,094 l.O 325,902 l.593 5,306 2,311 7,292 I 9 53,943 2,524 4,138 I l , I 2,0i'.!-5,270 l 1 _!'~/~:Ju~ tnjur:oo 60 l I - k l1rl rcan Go i no I'<>~ Injury . .I 1,986 1,719 3,311 3,451 - Incroa:,,, -- - ~:an 31lif•l;e Per InjUFy I I njurico i.:2 n Gi1 :i.fto 2 ,54!5 23 62,ll2. 3?6,198 I- ~~-~ !:on ~h'.i-~·\i() fOl' Inju.cy (>t) 122,102 Rock Sprinr;e 2SJ2 - - - -· Ji1, 08U - -T PerTorn .Jury Per Cont •~ _J ~---J.8. t.>61 110 I 1"'t,1< ;:'.,l'!i T?l ..r-., ",:I.--.''•',.; , . .,..., • -~ -;;1;-·"<:f' ..... , -~" ~ -J.' 1•,n ...:.t.. ...... - ~ - .:. .... '..'!ml Shifts li'atalitioo 3~6,198 6 ·7 l.~un 6llifia -l'cr Fatality :1.ru1 ;;llii·l;o 66, 033 -- - ;:eu Chii'to l Din Su i f·~;T Fu·i;nlitioo [ r.>~r ~",:::t:Qi·~y _ 1.;r:;r !,'at".oJ.i ty Por C£nt 325,?02 - - -- ---- - l 325,902 -- - - -- 259,369 -- -- I -' - 1 393 Tm~s Pnmucm l' :.m P!.'~:\LIT'l Tooo 'i'ouo l•u·~clit ioo ILi-11 Dln~rlotc ___L...,..2, t.-53•!>27 -L- 6 i>ct> Ii'c.·l;ol:l·~yj_ _J_:~~403,921 ~.2.70 _ I _ F1,rt~lit iou I 1 - Tons Por F'o.tality 1 2,045,270 TonB Pq~ lrutul~i~_ P&E" Omrl; 400 1,635,349 ====::::::!::::==-=-==:::!.!' (x) Inclutos f u·~CTli"~ioo. ~ v .. ~~ �·- bo D E P !I.R T !JE N 'f by D. C. l:c!{ook 111, Chiof Eloctrici nn '1110 p0\1or pl c11ts n:1: Rock Spr inso a.nd !Innno epcre.tcd throuBhout unc:l in -i;hc boi l ai' ro co 351 ,510 lL\7. Ero . , uaed a:'.; !':o. 6 puopi r,e plt\Jlt ~-,915,301 K ,\;.F,rs . , a.11<.1 cho.ru cd to '.t'!10 Union ? ncii'io Coa.1 Gompo.11y-'s 7o proc2uco l ,6t..o ,GGG tc::~ of: coGl f r om '..fno Union Pacifi c Cool Co::..9ci.m1'0 oiu~a in -~h e Roel: Spri r-.,zo fiol<l roc;..ti.rcd 1 0 . 9 iL\"J, Hro . per- ton . '.l'h o poc: l oacl on t he l1o c..~ 8pr i 1130 por:or pl o1r'G r oached 9300 i~. ff , , f our hom" poriod \.,.as 103 ,600 K . \1- f!:ro . ?o cerry thi o l oo.d it t ico noco::ioa:ry ~o op ~rnt a three 2,5'00 !{.:.. . turbico::,, \.~doh l oi't onl y t he l OOQ lL l:. turbino for f' OOOr'VO , I nt orrup"tiono to the ocrvic o rrotl ell oauooo, for t ho ycai- 1 , ,:,oro o.o f ollo-::o: 1 . 1 3,ooo vol t circui:~, ai=:iutorru_ptio!l£.I, tot cllnc 2, tlo . 4 Super.to~"' cir ou:!;ii, i:lvo i n•Gorr uptions , totcl.i nz l hr , !>3 clu. 30 ruin. 3. !b .l Superior cir cuit , ?.ou:r in~orruption'3 , ·~otalitt.1 2 !ll'□ • 35 uiu. 20 c:-.:J.n. �5. tio . 4 l'::l.no ou"..;aido, four itttcrru9Uooo , 'iiotelin!j Tot::1 of i:!ook Dpr:l.1230 > unintorrup·licd. '.i.'ho Ho.:.m n p l c.111t ouppll0d 2,019,300 It . ri . P.rs., f o1.. mining purpooeo end oolll 444,800 K. \, . 1-h"c . , fo. coIS101•cio.l custoc.1oro . �El'lGINIIBRIWG rEP.I\RTtm:nT by J. L. Libby, Aooiotanii Chiof Enx:ll1aor n.oclr Sp?in::;s hno baon rm.toriclly reduced on a.ccom1t of ,.~he am~.ll ro;-.ount of cono·~rue'tion nork J.;o bo dor.o, and ciao boccuoo ·~h0 r:tlz:~s \'JOro ,1orlcin3 ollly part ·i;i?:o. t.t tho 'bcginnin~ of the year ;;ho d0pa.rt1:1cnt conaistod of a. Ch:tof Dng:1.rnor , tm l\ocirr~ant Chief En!:1-n;icr, oi;: Encin~ers and a dr:iughtocv.n 1 \'Ihilo a.t tho cloao tho cle;:> ani.--:ont co11oicr~oc1 of e. Chief En3ineer, an 'i.'he oui;o:ido clioiricto had -;;ho !Jc.mo numhor of naaid0nt EngimeI"a, The fou i:teo::, of conn·iiruction included tho follouir:g ilr)roveiz:>nto: Rock S1rinr;o D.istrio•I; l. nemodelod CoI:?:1uni.,.;y tuild:i.DJ. 2. lm;tollod souor lime un-:1 pl unbina for oir,:ht lloucoo n't i!~. 4. 3. Pointed 21 houooa. S. Suporviootl 001lo·~ruo<1i:lou and m.,;ido pl ano for nou Church or Cur Ledy of Sorrorro . Oentrcl Coal C: Colw Cot:)o.ny'o ~:J<l:ltion. 7. $uporviocd in~orior pailliiri3 of 1 8 iiardoll Cou?°"G houoo::;, Club llouco , Ol d TiJ:lero • Eu:Ud::.n.:: ~<l Hu::u.1 r.ucrtora uuildin.::; . �{)8 ~ c o District 1. Gontrnctod ohil"~lins of 29 houaeo. 2. r->aintocl 40 llouocc . :.ii.,U.to,1 District 1. Coai;rociod ohin~lin3 of 13 housoo. 2. P.u:u~cd 32 houoeo. Guporior Dioirio~ 1. Contrcctod ol1in3lir13 of 70 houaco . Ha.ni:lt". Dint tiot 1. Oontraotod ohingli115 of 21 hou0oa o.ucl bu:lldi~s. 2. Construded no,; fillifl.._; otation 011 hiQ:buay. G3norrl En..,i1'!~orl.nr; In o.du:.Uion to tho uoua.2 wrl, in eoni!ection ..-:~:~h oir..a operations 1. Dcvolopnnut plcmo and c:·~hoclo ,·1oro t1orkcd u!:,• 2. Tii::3 atudioo in c:nmoction ui·th opera.-'i;ion uera m:ide. 3 . nook ch.tat und ca.s oac,loo ,;ore c.nolyaed for tho 5o.foty Dopurtu:m~ . 4. Survoyo ~ro ttiuc for I!cnno. Hizhucy, o.lao trian.:;ula·~ion surveys loce:anz Dinos, lo.tltl linec, ate. S. Handled repairs a1il ios-~i!l-0 of Jlail road soalos at minoo. 6. Old Dine propor·~iec in Co lore.do uero invest:Lga'iiod c.m1 roport o nore r:inde thereon . 7. uta.11 pro:9orticn \'Toi·a otu:licd c.r:i J.,o voluo from o. tn..'!'t oto.nd- point, a.nd report ~ru> e::.do z-ol r.r~ivo tl102.•c·::o . 8. PhotoGrn!)ho nora n:1do fo1· Gai'oty an:l gloyoo' I.!c.!3v..zi1:J De1,artanrta, �9 . InvootiBe:iiio1i r1so lllt<da of \1mt0r situa:i.ion in the old nbandoncd r-:oc!~ s, rin:;c llinoo , ,•;ith rof'e:renoc to ita p oooible ef:!ect on preoen·~ opor ctio no . 10. St nr·i od \·,orlt on Colorauo l and hol dil'lf.s of th0 Union Pe.oifio Railroad 0JD?CUY u ith r egard to minorcl i'icht values. ~ y-;Mi n;; Dounr'&r.101:1~. :i'.n c.dcli t ion to t he uou~u m p u orl: in com,oct:1..on ,r..l.th the mines, rm.uo okotchoo i'or ~.;ho Ur.:ployoo • !~asu:'.!in~ , Gr :-.~hot bluo pri1i.;i ru and r;::ich::i.nio nl clroui r-30 , nnci por f orlll:)d cpooi~ ,.::ol':: D.O foll cmo: l. l2c.do l ar ge map of t he Unitod :J~ut00 f or Llou·thern \';'yoming Goal Opo>;'"tt torc: .11.ssocic.tion. 2. I!de sub!livioion f or- tho n.-.ilrond a.ml Goal Cn111peny in con- ncc·~ion \'Jith -~ho G:t>oan R:i.wr -~o Rock S~)r:ln,:o Ili!:;h'\Jay, al oo !'13\"/ hifihoey locrr~ioa \Jith r:l..ch"i; of -r1oyo. survoy, o.i:id corrootod descriptio n a cro '.::s aon)c.I'ly proporliy . 4. 1:a~:io ~or o brour;M up ·:;o tlc.tc 2or GrGon Ilivor \.'a.tor fiorl.s Coeya:iy, Oll0\7i 113 llG'"il linss J lCC~ltiu~ or hyJrc.nt:> J ate. , a.·t Roe k 5:';>E'il"lja' \iyomil'!3 • 5- Hade ·iiru: ~po a.ne TccoTds. In addition to ·~ho o.'bovc ~ho depo.rtr1cnt hna mllo 6!) 0c2..cl. reports on difforent Union Pacific Rcilro~d Goi;:;:mny land.a, tnken en.?O of cll ·tti.o l onooo by outoide CODI>anioo uor::i1,CT Union Pnoifio Railro~d Corq>C'.ny L'.l.'lU Tho Union l'ncific Coal O:>mpD.lly lun:lo, alco a. lcrgo e.lilOun~ of Gc:1orcl •;10:rl: for companioo uwer 'l'ho Uu:i.ou Pc-.:;l f io ().)nJ. Goopnny'!l oannGcr.ioirL �70 D EP l'. R 'rl'i E WT UE C HAHI O AL by .!l:'thur 7 . Hon!toll , Genorcl t!aotol.1' Uochard.c Dutin:.; tho yo:li' 19 32 ~ thero ,tC?o l'!O adt!Hionn ·~o poi/or plo.nt oc;_uipmont . Tr.t> i:1njo:.- :i-.·c~llcil' jobo \!ore porfon,1.cd iu -;;he •;;urbin.o room . Ono 2500 r .\'i . ;ill io Ch,-,lr.1::,TG ElO.Chino had for COIJO t'.!.rilO ci vc:.1 tro ubl e clu e to st ecru 1ct!.k~o po.ct ·i;hc t~oo , 'l".llio m10 duo -~o the cyli nder cru,·a u.::; bc:1.113 cl:..oclctl -to ouch nn cJ,tcnt ·1;h~t tho r3:roovoa xor tv.o l' o,;m of dummies \:ere oni:li~cly eonc . 'The stoc::;:1 l cwa.so c01uca l~,pit.l ccali u-3 of ·~ho s euli~ l}l.._'!.?!tln nnt.1 un c:tcCJoivo orul thruot . 'l'l'lio tuz-tino wc.s dion3l:ltl cd and by -~ho uoc of o. bo1•i113 'b~, the cy1:1r.:loi~ nc.s bored ou·1; ·to receivo c. l argo OCD'~ iron i.'"'ln3 in. \:h!ch tho p1·opcr mml>~r of durny ar ovoo uci-o machined . 'l'llio ;?iri_:; io hel d in pl o.co by c.ountcr:aml· l::>l to cml a dovctcil. sroovo. '.fiio cac~no io l'l0\7 op0r o.ti113 .nlccly cm! ti1ruot troubl es avp o0.1· t o hcvo bcoa olid .n:.1.t ccl. T'a c 25'00 K. Yi . 0 0113r d filoc·~r.i. c -Curb-l ne ul'-J .ch ,·100 r C"J ortci l t!.oi yoa:- as ho.vi t13 c. ere.eked rz·o:Tl;- hocd ,mo clco l:' C,oirccl . Tho crack ed b.oc.u ,:ru:i loco.t o:l c entrally i n t ho c.:i.o:1ina C'.Jltl nocesni tatcd oomploio di oc1autli11J of the unit. I\. ooc9lct o ncn ho::·.<l 0.11:l ri.o~::l o plc.to t1as in~tcllctl nnt1 tho unit cc.rof ully rocl.ia ncd i 11 a o~r:1blin..; U!d i t io now :i.n eood opcl"tr~i US cow iti011. These r c, t'l.ir o uo:ro lt>,ndl cd locall y \'t.J:~hout -~ho uoo of tncto!·y r q> oir mon, At. riinton, D. now pur:..-, 1 ...t:.-.cl.lc.tion ,;,e.o cot?pl ot cd dur i :,c ·tho yoa,r. 'l'hia p~ han!ll e3 ·iho <1rt:'.i nac~o i' Z'OC; !.:O . l t\llf.l !!o. 3 i..!inoo tln·oush �'71 e. borehole to -~ho ourfa.oc. 1\ !JO ,000--znllon to..nk on the aurfeoe :i.uto '.7hieh ·i;llo !>tit;:) uiochargo:J, contci.r.::: ru:::::,lo na.ter ior £.1H'i1llrlin:; tlurir.3 the periodo i 11 u:1ich tho pm:..'!) iG 1wJ.; opo1~0-a 11J . �ou:~w Jil OP.::mJ\.'.;.'!01:Z Oli' :.\I!ftClIArllISE STORES uy D. n. Jofrorio i:onogm· of uto4"oo D~ine 1932 -~ho storo Dcpo:-tuon~ kcp·;. CX!)Cnoc!l voll cont1~ollod, 1.:oi-ehnmliao ctocl.a ucloqu~ri;o and invcntol"ioo roclucctl ·:. v t'.. lovel of cw-rom valuco. Sul oo oei'o rotluocll, uut not l)olou tho rot, 1lar POl' oontag;o ·~o pay ~;::i.rnit'lfiC ·,:~~o oa-Hcfaotory on tho rocluccd vol uno of ocloo uud <luri!.':.J tco !)~cso11t dooado. uluto tur11:>vor . �~TATFJ"'i!!lf OF O?ul1\T!niti; or IT.!<'RC.iIJilfilI'3S STO:l!!:3 Year c1~U.r-3 Dcoo.ilo;.. 31 , 1932 Oompnreu \1lth Go:r~"ocpon1:tne Pc,r-iod of I'rO'iTiouo Yoo.r --- .·- -=--r---=- .L 'l'ote.l Ualco, 1931 i'utcl acl.c3, 1932 I Ium~ccno Cl' Dcc;.'c::.eso l: G1•0:-.,c ncvcnuo, 1931 ,,Grooo nc.vcr;uc, 1?32 'l Incr>~oo er Vc-ct•c::?.oc 1 Tot rJ. On (';-! "C:~i n~ [ :>:o cm c:. nnd Taxon , 19 31 I 'LJ ..._, . i ~trJ. G~c..c.-iin:~ r-;,,;po~,sc::i nt:d 'l'o.:~co, 1932 0260 ,600.6 3 I 194,612,33 6~,?38. 30 /8 ,8ll.66 1 ,7,032.52 ?.l , 7'/S . l'✓ 56 ,581.08t:.S ,4-97 .99 11 ,003. 0: 22,230.50 I Inorcnoc C'X' Dco.rc~ao ,, !lot ilc.vcnuo, 1931 11,534.,3 10 ,696 .o_; j, Uot ncvonuo, 1932 !increa13c or Dccrocoo :l'or Cent Grooc novcnuo to Oclcn, 1931 Per Cont (}roos Rovom,0 -~o Solas, 19 32 Increeao or Decrc~e . I Per Cent Opor. ~ . :'.': Tcxos to Soloo, 1931 jPer Cont Opcr. i~. ~ T~-teo to Soleo , 1932 1 IIncro:wo or Deei... co.:::e P or Cont liet ~lcvc?1uo -~o Solc!:l, 19 3.1 P or Cmr~ i:ot RcvG:.iuo 'i;o Eclco , l9 32 I Increaoo er DCGJ'CQ3C Uerahal'.dico Gtoc~, J..<]31 I l,llerche.ll!!ico nto~, 19 32 Incr0Q.8e - c.r Dccr-c~ae ~----: ~- - -..:::::=----._~·-- =-==-~'":- no~ Spri~o _ 30.2 29.3 0.9 21.7 23. 4 1.7 a.; 5.9 2.6 57,481.07 48,802.51 8,678 .56 -- \;inton ~ol:1.n.nco Supcr-J.o:r lb!-rn::i CC8,092 .02 0117,867 . 09 ('271,110.0?. (195', 376 . 40 67 ,740. 'lO 93,224.68 13~•,.'>1.0 . 04 164,527 -'14 ~- , l~'l. 32 2t,,6ll;.3. 21 3(., ,6o3 ,7C J:>,L<G . 7t.122,1389.,.6 30,325.50 t..i:~,122.32 ~-3,a..79 .88 17.509.95 22 ,727.72 33,045,73 37.983.75 5.379 .21 7,S97- 78 11,076 .59 5 ,.t;.96 .13 19 , f..'/G.73 22 ,646 .6~ 32,995.60 3;,061.90 15,126.DG 17,951.9~ 25,021.12 30 , 71'/ .48 4,35!.8~ ~,694 -70 7,97~ .(6 3,11-1 0.43 7,678 . 86 ll,126 . 72 e.~27.98 2,903.08 3,102 . l:t 1 , l ; l . '/1 2,303.07 c,775.78 1,tJ27 . 36 25.7 22.3 0.4 8,02~.61 I 3.a 3.5 I 7,266 .27 7 'I T~el CB33,a;5. 04 6!J~- ,617 . 49 179,233. 3, 219,620.52 168 ,299.67 51,320.05 166 , 763.9; 134,315-41 32 ,1:48 •54 :I 52,864. 57 33,984.26 11 24.4 24 .6 23.1 1 .3 1 .2 0.8 10.880.31 26 .3 I 25.7 ii 19. 2 19 .3 18 .0 20.0 10.7 20.; 25.0 25.7 25 ,B 0.1 21.9 4 ,3(4 . 42 I- 19.3 18.6 Q,1 0.7 6.s I $.l 6.5 I 22,4.,5.16 l.f.. 21 ,039.93 0.3 22.3 o. 7 4.3 6 .o 4. 4 O.l 0.5 j 16,986.18 19,804.42 4,053.7., 1 2,6,0 .14 I o.6 0.5 6.3 5.2 1.1 37,313.78 I 49,518.40 J.88,608.34 43,042-78 163,529.23 34,893.y.~ 2, 420 . 44 J 6,475.62 2., ,079 .11 ~ y~ �~"~-L.,J.:."J t"l!t • n.mcr! "i!mrfil' STC.:U::S Yoa.l" £u<.:.:1.nc; Docc;11'.:cr 31 , 1932 - 1· ! I.:ontll 1 ,_ I Rol :lo.noo Gt oro ncolt Sprinc;a ~t oro 0 073.78 Jnnua.ry :; 2,032. 28 , Fobrua.ry 1,035.30 7,2.96 l, 918.14 709.59 U:1.rt.; on I II I I -· -· ---. r -- G·~oro i\ V . -:3uporior6...,.-; or o -1--- Iioirno. -j Storo 1 ---- - tI . To·Ga.l --- 0 1,21!5. 7fl.. ' ;) 1 , ~-19. OD ◊ 6, 431.23 1,000. ~.3 I 1,299. 74 5,763.04 l,J.48 .;JA, I 1,305.35 794. 44 1,106. 39 i 1,394.66 I s,922. 7s : ooo.66 1 ,099_._56 ~ 1 ,392. 80 I S,936°45 1 l ,l 75 .8/J. I 1, 4,0lo.2., I 6 ,224.62 II 1 )050. 67 I l ,3l0.S2 I 5,917.37 1 , 101.07 l 1,352. 90 6,031.91 602.00 1, 0Sf.-032 I lo3L:•2S 0 5,889.08 1: C90.3.5 795 -~-l I ' I I 11 i\ t:iroh !~1Jiv.ll I' 1,918.;3 !~o,y I !. , 910. 10 I J\onO I 2 , 012. 20 \. July I 1,954.l'> I 'I 2,003. 20 il.UQ.ICt 708.73 ' 725.33 I I I I 602 .17 I 1 I 046. 0l. 7?2.lJ i L0!.69 I ! m.2.26 I /G9. 32 762.l'..6 I I ' I I I I I 5,683. 39 5opte;:iber 2,00 7. 92 672.3JJ. ootobor 2,073.64 637 .oo 802 .03 1,086 . 36 J. , 315 .2~- 637.00 660.66 l 1 C85'. 66 1,330.00 5,992-57 637 .co 916-81 1,09.,.32 1 ,371.;o 6,129.38 I I I I llova::.bcr I 2,071 .25 Doca:ibor I 2,1oa.7, I I 5,914.27 --- - - T~!J.. I (;23, G.53. ~.J 08, 697.68 09 ,9.24-69 013,309-50 ----·--· 016,251.54 012,036.86 "'2 ),,~ ~ �Youre r!nU illG Docobo1 31 P 193! c.ntl 1932 1 lj r LOC:J...,1>i0:1- iI Roe!: Gprinco I I lle .... Bl o.el: !' 1931 1932 ,,.,A 66,255. 03 .) 62,J3D.33 ) 3,717 . 51) ~OlirulOQ 31>709.91 23,2,i9. 32 L. ,1:-60.59 ~.:b r~rn 39,797.75 27,209.77 6.5 ,609-50 ;J4, 75{1_..31 2?~586.91 24-, 4~-5 .13 2,355.C) 1,360.66 Doo. - Rod Dui:-ing "iiho yonro C!ldine; Dooc::l'boi" 3l, 1 931, and. Docc:Jilol.' 31, 1932, ' ·~he vuluo of oatoriul t1·0..:1s£ol."r:-ctl t:ott:oon -'.;ho oinin~ dic,.c;rioto ua.o o.o i?ollouo: 1931 .... ... .. ... . .. ............ 030,201.33 1932 ..... . ....... .. .• ~ ••..• •.• .. 16. 7;;;;.40 Dicccunto ta.kon ~coou!!t c:i~ r-:1~-:.10::re o:f iuvoiooo c.uril13 ·~!lo youro 1931 end 1932 uoro :lO i'ollo,:o : I 1931 ...... .......... .......•.•. o5.426 .93 L,=-=====1~9~3=2_:_: •· · ~···· · ······· ········· 3,3~~~~8 !I �Of Yo:2ro Er:d illG Zlooobcr 31, 1931 an1 1932 - =1•-==--= - ~ Iuo . ~~;ok fl M L-0 oo:i; i en 1931 ,. V _ _1_9_32 Doc. - Red }';.l .69 .1 nolim1eo Eunnu !1 ___ - - - - ______,__ l :I ;J' •. ' • LI · - - - - - - - + - - - ·-·--·-- I I 1 TGtal V I'I �I ·-- - r I I l,oc.r~i c:1 I Ty~~ I7 j,)'·l"O _.. R • ~) .t.! . 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Gono~ Total t:onth udntonence ~:ration R<:r airo \,'n.oh.i,:;n Ren_~:i.ra... _Qccl _\.at0~_, _ aos<'t, _ i g:!;ia~ E__Jt.2_0_!12~ _ (fo~_ I 4.• 0 ~; 2 . 9 gill 1 I Jan. o.oco19 Q.00073 :;.00037 I v•00015 j (l. 00003 :0 .00332 '. (:. 00017 j 0 .0055(,. i.) .00113 Q. 00002 o. 00671 C'ienomtoro, l Cpcration & aom 1. 'i.'oial 0 _!f. U~l-! • __!.G. f! . 11 2,143,426 ~-78,376 11 I 3.91:} •2.s gel .00376 . 00014 Fob. .00069 .00066 I .000.22 I .00018 I .00001 :tar. .00096 .ooon3 I l l~ll:i°"o . ot>oOJ .ooon I .OOD4S i . 00017 I .00001 . 00355 .00012 .00592 3• 7i,)'• I2.. 9 t9ll I .0008(~ I .OOJ]O : .00016 .oooos . 00390 . 00021' .00694 11 II 11 I .00026 I f,•• 21: : 2. 9 O),J.. .00022 ! .00002 ' .00432 1 • 00015! .00Q76 I '' .c::,132. 1_:3y .00002 . 00680 2,163.479 4.$;i,14j .00123 .00002 . 00806 10882 ,881 416 ,262 .00127 .ocoo2 .00'121 1.,906s10 388 ,691 3. 9,~ 2 .8 ffJ.l' I I I; I, .oo.%6 . o~n.12 I . 00131 .00003 .00828 1,839 J 958 I I 1 1 I' It JUDO I July . 00095 .00080 . 0008:8 .00074 . 00067 .0010'7 f.ll B• .00056 .0000.5' • .00008 .00069 I 4. 1,;: 3.1 !jell I .00023 I . 00020 I .00030 _ . 0039.-:.: 000032 .006G2 p' 2.9 gal .00578 .0002:9 . 00002 .00824 l,726,094 1 367,4.,6 !i I ':I. t1.r: 3• 2 l.r nnl•,I ,J •,, . .003.5'9 .00020 4o11i .00140 369,576 00112, . 00003 1I . 00717 1,686,254 , 377,616 00100, .00002 .00960 1,083,734 373,51?1 • 00097' . 00002 1 .00611,S 1,945,362· 3~0,&69 , • 00090, .00002 I .006.16 2,091,275 398,784 • 00100 l,86'/ ,ll9 379,226 I P. lj Gopt . .0006.5 .00061 ' . oco6:l I I 000060 I .O~J6,3 I ~ct. ti ·, I ! . OGO l l!ov. otal I Avr-J r. · .00013 .00007 000020 1 . 00013 .00023 . 00014 .OtlQOl .00346 .00020 .00013 .00340 .00016 . 00540 4-1!:- 2-4 CQ.l I ~± ~ Doo. i .UGO_ --- ---.--- I . _ 57-- ;;._0::J_q8, 3!_ I Q.:__0J070 3• 7lf 3.7 @lj .00323 .00023 .00546 .00054 .00032 0.00~37 4.ltt 2.7 gnl . .00001 .003,2 .00017 .00524 .00001 ~-.1!) 3.0 gn1 .00.,38 • 00002 1 • 00640 .00087 .00002 1 . 00629 2,165,110 519,717 ·----i-- 4.2.1· 2 .8 , l (,.00015 J .OO004 0-003;82 ii .OOtl30 Q_. 0062? 15 -uol_ ! ll__Q~QQQQ~ _!.QQ7,3i.l23,3oi ,204 ""11 h,915,301JI c _): - - - - - -~ ~ - f - i �Y.'.l',....:J.:CZ::,D !..TA'ITL.31JT ( Li' CO./r b H 1\.£LtL'::.1:-l.' HuUn CJ l'Cf.:.BR kT HAl~M • ,iYu."IliG Yenr I:gdi_'Qn; DGJ!f:PUQU1.JI l .93~tr=== =,====;=====;=======i=======f1 ""':;== a r =: ==' : =:=~=;=.e=,--,=c=====~-~ ~ ~ D~O ~ :r - 1..,_ E_ R_ J___ ____ :: _ ~ - ~-IF?cc.~uc.- , . \ I I I l:onth 1f~a.intcnanco Cpora•am_ 11~:i.ro r ao11in6 Ropu;1ro w ~~t .J Operation l! I Stoker -~ion 'Doprec.. Gonoro.l ~~~i' ,Oo~-- }o.ti ol'l _ ':i.'oi~-:.l 'i'o·tal Coot ~ ·;J)Ol1D€> Com 'l. K . ti . H. : K .W.H. 1 2 0 11 .. Jt\ll. 0.00398 0.0006·1 0.0002; l<..ob. . 00290 . 00070 I .00026 t.:u·. -00414 .00070 Io.00037 o.ooom. ,v -00220 (i .00081 o.00829 o. 001'18 o.00011 0.01018 233,400 48, l CO .ooou. . 00?5.5 22:},800 50,100! .00012 211,?00 , 46,300: , .00090 .00211 .00013 .01114 ! 97 ,ooo 40,5001 4.0f/ ,2.5 Q,l .00045 I .00049 1 .00001 . 003iio : . 00102 1 .01060 . 00238 · .00015 . 01313 174,600 27,700 4.4-;~J 1207 en1. I 000041 I .000;2 1 .00005 1 .00380 : .00107 1 • 01159 j • 0'{)2 '/1 I 2. 9) 12.5 cal 1 .0003, I . 002J3 1 . C'Ol 01 .00763 , .00101 I 3•3,/ I2 l gnl. I !) .0002., ° .002c.,3 J .ooou3 ' .00877 .00022 . 00197 .01086 I I IApro I 3.4-1,; /2.5 go.l . 00369 . 00076 1 :,I ,! i:a.y .oo~-27 . 00008 ! Jt:~0 .00t::f6 .00090 i'I I.ruly . 00482 .00070 ltllg. .(()431 .00063 .00037 1 1 1 I Sept . .00353 I ocrt. : .00331 I, . COJ].J . oooso , . 00024, .00.333 . 000;7 L_.~OQ023 , 153,900 I 26,300 . 00015 001331 176,800 I . 00121 .01038 I . 002251 . 0001.3 1 30,4001 .Ol.2'/6 i l69i600 30,~011 3 o 9/,} I 2 o 7 fj!,1 1 . 00360 ' • 00104 . 0'! 075 . 00241 3.7/; 3.0 fJll .00357 3.3J 12.6 !JP.l I I . 00031 .002~-0 .01045 203,800 29.8001 • 00030 2.9!J , 2.l r;o.l .00217 .00085i .007381 .OOl7G I .000111 .0092.5 243,000 35,7oOi . 00027 .00208 230 ,600 39,5001 219,700 I 39.5001 .00107 . 00823 • 00209 r • 00013 '1 2 • 01! , ;f 117· • ...... (.;,'-1,.1, 1 .-00070! .006941 .001851 . 000111 .00890 1 ! 1 Doc. • O! t'!>t:-6 I j .00034 j . 00016 • I .00035 I .00024 I .00032 .00055 I .00037 • 000~.9 I .00026 ,,I Uov. 1, .00030 1 .00002 1 .00276 . • 00100 ;•~°i~..I f; .003'1? I (l. 00066 I ().00031 j I .00029 I 3 •2{f I l. 9 gal .00222 .·000851 . Q07!2l -001'711 .00012I . 00932 \ " 0.00033 $.00001 $-rl~g I I I ~ 3 L ).OOOl ·t,.OlOlli_~,100 I 444,.8QQI\ t0! ljl < .... h lli �1 'XQ!S Gi' GOAL PRWua-;n Li':IT'ilLY 1'.LL U li!EU Year L'nclinG Dcoc::ibor I fF= - -- !~onth Rcok Springo Reliunco I Jo.u. ~0,321.6., 18,897.20 I I I -- - 3lrr~ , 193?. -, ----- HirrGon Suporioii' 21 ,466.60 42 , 11,67. 70 Total_j Hmm:i ' 1 y..,619.60 165,772.75 34 , '164. 4-0 189~030-95 36,082.50 172ill7.85 26 ,879.55 153,702.60 I I i :' -J/olJ • 47 ~130.as 23,546.65 20,956-75 55, 732. 30 i i~r..I' . (.5 ,211;.• J'..C 19,322.70 27, 7[}1;•• 60 43,713.65 l 'l ,545. 30 23t G21.90 t!-2 ,065-55 I 25,577 .90 39 , 8, 91. 20 159,645.80 I 22 0 765♦55 30, .00.55 136, '{l8 .9.5'__IL 16, C,!.J!,. lO 33, 50.20 102 ,64-0~55 t;.7, a.0. 95 168,859.80 11 :17.85 180,963.70 ' i I I' ;, f,"' I• •• '~ • 42,5<)0.30 1 ;,,· 41, (.75. 35 .20 ,(.5'{ .oo h ,Tuuo 40,960 ,75 11,48,5. 12-D July 16,499 .30 18, 953-85 I .\::g. 43,83S,,00 l8,2G7.90 24 ,702-50 23,544.3, 28,656.60 11 ti I Sopt . 46,5'84 ,7P I I I I I I l!-5, I I II Oc&. 65,960 ,90 32,601. 70 35.,;a7.95 62,os1 ..70 45,2:08. L'..O 2lU,528.65 I! I:cv. 57,6f!.3 ,00 23,320.95 27,685.20 45, 64,8. 40 40,.5:s9.30 l 95,086.8S·, I 1, :Ceco 50 , 021 ,GO 22,149-lO 25,145.15 46,010.55 ----1.59.0~ 35:0 ~ I, ,-,0.,,,. 1 S(~G,274 .oo 250,392.10 309.19.,.00 535~027 .35 40~.,3;81 .55 12,045,270.00 I I I ,L -.....a. - 178,38,5,6,5 OD I ) •~ r 7 fi 1 0 �r- I 1:outh I Ii I ' JnnuEJry noel: Springe nrumo. Glti.eg $lo.el~ -- I - - -- - - - Totril --- 4,308.0.5 1P39,')o00 5,703.05 L?-,2<)0. 45' 1,305.00 S,603.4.5 1~1~:J-l l 4,037.30 lp 395.00 _,,432.30 Avril 3, 72l • 70 l~ JS0.00 5,071.70 '.:.c.y 3,861. tiA) lD39~ oOO 5,2~G.4q Juno 3,565.80 /: !~0 Dk"l..l:JI'Y' I Jllly i I 3,250.70 I I 1,150. 00 I' 4.,915 .aq 1a39J.00 4,545.70 I Aur.,u cr~ 4. , 441. 30 1,375. 00 5,836.30 I Scp-~<mbcT 3.5,a;;.oo 1,3,5'0.00 4,935.00 I oo-tobor I t~,261.40 1,395.00 5,676.40 !-iovcm\Jor ~.• 345.20 l o,350 . 00 5P695,20 Docoober 5,095.7, 1,395.00 G,490.75 Total 48,692.0.5 16,470.00 65,162.05 I I �1 GLA%1F J.C.'\':L'1C.U £.."'?. c:.'\.t ?:lC)UU.'.::D Yoa r Briling Dccc:dboz- 31 , 1932 :, -- .- - ' Loc.a.tion Lump l . . n:..el: sprinzs no. (, i 8 I -'j_'~i;o,l r--1 • f;0lla.ncc I 1,553. 80 ~_J..3~ .l~ 9 ,6tm. 95 , i II ,.in-'6oll .- - I L.:,:m I 215~224. 35 216~78-5'0 _ • - - } 6,5}_8~ 70 .- (> ,57a . 70 237,857. <10 , - I .:_ _ •• Slnck - - - , , . ! 'l'o·ca.l - -- - - -- , 6,273.60 9-3.t!-5_..:. _ Y2L23_5_. L;._5_ 2.23:051- r1s ,· - J~31222 . 25 ~ __01t1-e.70 250,392.10 --- 93. 4? . 98 #510- . 05 -- 51!.6, 274.00 ~'Ju .9_; j I I !:o . l :! Suporicr ~,600.00 "0 \ n_;;;u Tc.t:ll 7~325°90 • 195,360 •"1~ 11 I 22G, 9r,,C .2g I ttJjll 4,0).9.50 169,79()••00 162 1 81,,i.J.O 410:19-.5'0 ~31,007.85 uc. . 2 f:., 390..;5 102,667.95 4 30,2)6. 45 20J,l6J. ~-5' 6 14.85- 'l'ctc.l 34,641 . [;5 16,401.90 322,233. 30 i, jl All r:ino o _ .. 56,93'1•35 I 1 1,'ll:-9,411-9 -GS ' ! • 72,320.as _ ____.,3 09,19$000 • , l73P81_3 .50 lp5,,J3A.5..lQ_ I l 95d68. 75 1 1' ' . ' IJ .i!lll...'10. I Ut<t -!-- I 11 I - -==- ----=- - -, -- --· I ! I I ' ! 4-31,4-02.85;----- 5,957.01_ _ _ ~ .iJ~ .. 1 j n:l.no Run 1 • - 1 I , i I ~ I.. I I I j • . 13,904.60 492.10 53.5,027-3!5 . ! 107,05a.so t t;7 , 506 . 40 2.80,906.30 ; 47S06. ~-0 16 ,!1-16 .72 404,381.55 i 22?,486 . oo 2.04.5,2.70.00 Ge 4\..; �- Your £nu :i.ng Dc1cllilbo!f Yca.x- End il1g Doc<:n bc:i;• 31, 1930 31~ 1931 1 De.yo I'cno n ork.C( • i~i n etl Locu.tiO!l Coc·i; Deyo J Tons Poi' 11 011 , r/or kce±. . Year Boding DocG..11bor 31. 1932 Cos•;; Do.,ys Po::- Ton Uorl.ccl l.:iuod T1Jns Co&t r:Jiued Par Ton I lloek S lll' in CS no. 4 223 6 Totnl 253} Ii I 270,387 (;1. 769 132-~· 223,052 Ol.61~ /l 196 442,506 JL!-!;>,075 ~1.703 500,968 1.618 161 I B5'Lf,;~ f 1-:-6uu ., 713_~'{":i 1.569 1.6Gb lSO 323,222 r,'LJ.6,274 l-553 11 1.600~ I I Roli0.nco !loo ! I 230 330,.% 4 1.703 180-~- I liin✓G GU !Joo 3 2 Tot cl. 2'71,042 1. 713 l'll,.%2 1.731 137 250,392 1 •.379 1.743 1.743 I I 238,} I I 230~· 198,527 233,433 4-31, 960 1-545 I 190 1.677 190 1.616 212,l7t1- l,600 l':15 309119'> 3039736 l.6§9 l~ 309,195 219,358 225,116 197,792 642,266 1.651 1.830 1.711 124 125 173,813 !.)6 >'lj4 1.615 142;. l.341 2.S2G 202 Supo?ioxlll31l 234~· 23~ 226 tl(f! u:3;, Tctnl 218,764 2M,676 244,68.7 708,125 l.6'/3 180 1.726 182 1.01G 1 15D l.7_58 I 1.617 120 1951369 1 ,463 162.L~ ;i.35-.,027 1.si2 1.71g_ l. lJ-4._ 107,059 - 280,?06 1. 39D l-400 ?•04,&;t l...--2~- I I I~,ma. i!o. 2 4 l 91} 1~8 6 To'.;oJ. Ouri:l;:Jorland !·io. 1 All L!il:0~ rI~o l; 107 113,539 372,233 l.641 I 15LJ:t· l-4~ 197 4!;5, 772 1.475 87 .169 1 -740 I I 2JlJ· 2,897,653 I 01,657 329,8S7 16,399 -'?-43, 010 1.445 ?.,453,527 f;l.640 •J, 193~· lG,417 2.474 404,302 ~~~!_ Ho·to 2: CuriJborlcncl r:iiniu.r; Dia·~ri::ri clcodl. do\·.11 June l 9, l 930. 3,536.85' t ,;ua rocvvorca. frC!U n o. 6 rJino, H..umu., tlt:r:.H!i ·i;h0 yo:ll' 1930 io includctl in E.:m,tJ. Ile; . 4 i.'.'in0 procbetion, EIGpar.J.tO oooto I-!oto 3: u ct ha.ving boon I:opt • .Y;ffoctive Jam.ie.ry l, 1931, o:i..700 \,o~kine a.t r::1.uton \-.or-o l'Joc. 1 onci 3, tho tro.naforriu~ ,.f all !:JO::l £rem :!o. 7 u.tno to Ilv• l idne oomplotoly closing ~?o. '{ ; _i ~10. Uoto 4: Effective January 1, 1932, ulr:o \'I C&""l:ing r:t :·, 1uton ia No. 1, tho tronstorring of c.ll men f z>eir.i i.~v• 3 ?.'. i110 to tJo , l :Uino Cilnplotely oloaing Uo. 3 l.iiuo. Note S: lJil.5e reduction offoctivo Ju:.y 1, 1932. �CWPhRATXVi: $;TA'.!.' ir.:~m: (ti' T(TAL TG!1fJ 1.~li8 D ·uu '1'ffi':U,, C:C3T 1-1~R Tt:1 J,J.,L t: 118G Ycro•o. EndinG Doccobcr- 3:l.o l 9i 8, 19290 ·11)0 p 1?31 & 1932 f ·r our l92U 'l'otol I:onth Totul Ton& Goa'i:, Yoo.r 1929 Yo& 1930 xo·t& Tc/Go.l ~:otal Toas Coc·6 Yea.z- 1931 Total T<mo •;.:0-;,o.1 '.i:onc <;c,d.; t--- - - ... 'fo.-t;;aJ. Gccf.; -- YoaT 1932 I I ' ! Total 'i'onc Tota.l Coot , }.6~. 772. 75 (12.053 J en. 250.920. 30 02.oao 264.115.00 01-944 Zi&>362.1,5 01.910 184,580-79 020056 Fob. 207,670.0, 2. M-3 2'!-8,228.60 1.929 .213, 7!>'7 .1s 1.970 173,470.A.1 2o0ll 109,838. 9S 1.901 L:\!' o 230, 9ll~]• 90 2.159 250t0~-3-50 1.983 180,60{}.5.5 2.090 200,597 .6;; 1. 907 112~111 08;} 1.946 Apr. 236,616.L:.O 2.121 220,169.90 1.9H5 216,492. 35 1.937 218D },<j ~.• 15 1. 904- 153,702.60 2.015 l:::Uy 2lo ,.,25 .i:.o 2.0J3 223,L-0•7 .10 1.965 20?,197-55 1-9t8 207 ,32'/ .os ].. 918 159, 64-5. 80 1 . 949 Juno 203,366°65 2.202 20U,451.05 1.875 l?l, 1l27. <;O 2. C,;t;. 187.64-4. 00 1.198 136,718. 85 2.065 July 206,021.80 2.11; 21, .. 010.85 1.927 208,760.6$ 1.963 166) 'll9. 25 2.026 102,6L!-8.55 2.040 Aug. 2ai,11.1.iso 1.970 290,232.20 1.789 250,570.25 1.976 203,2311-.50 1.920 168,859 -80 1.572 Sept . 280,213.20 2.041 278,l6J.65 1.815 263,576-6$ l.825 219 ~ l f:,l. '15 l.835 180,963. 70 1.552. QC".;. 301,563.25 1. .950 335,SI 7.4,5 1 .69'7 320,007.40 1.761 245,191.15 1.f; 33 2~1>.528."S 1 . 3,7;; nov. 26?, t;.IIO .S5 2. 005 266, $'85-10 1. '/t/J 278,091.60 1. 822 221,590 •.25 1.848 195',086. 05 1.404 Dao. 238,360 ._55 1.657 239,097.as 1.919 2611~, 715 .0$ 1. 72.7 217,032.25 1.5yo l78,3G.5.65 1.~so Total 7 t,:)U 1 (: 9 • u;; '• r· ,1G 2 , o• 2.053 2,4~3.;27 .2l). 01.893 2,045.2•;0.oo 01.742 f7vto: . 3,060,632.25 \},...1 87r: :; 2,897 , 632.2; 01. 901 i i.;nso :;.•educ-tione oi'fec·i; ivo Docc□b0r l, 1928> and July l , 1932. •Total (j(;a'& 0 :i.o uood Per Ton ° fill Ooul Sold, t i L:h"io 58~ Ford 220. r-,7 '-../\a.I it:~ 'cil �m:rr~ oorri;; OF tJ J,;.: :.o ..rn:.:; DY r E;l:J!::':1 COI:V0'i03 LC,\D::;n.-; a,. ~ '.:' !! ~ ? !)~J;: ~.!.:..:ur:1S o f,'f(C !~G foor ecr1!ey '.1.)ccc.:,b0s 32,, 1932 0 =r= I I Y1ct • l o ,;pe?:::rGi C:!'l. I i :.:v.l ! l 5 I' V ~~a t o:ricl . n mi. I :?er> I 1 ....<;)"8 ..v • 9" " .. •• 05"' i) I iI 2,816.00 .520 I I I I l! t:ardn\ 5 I 2,685.51 1 .576 I i I I i I ~ Oi: ~c)ru1tf .Z.o n I ' r 68. U I :,oOW \' Av8r~o !;25 o!:O . 060 ::.. ,-: 3 :.,r.:) . 05:l - • •4 • O--'l3 I 3 .10 1 .001 0 'i.'on :'i.!:!Ount ----· 1' • Uau Shift I Shii'ta I l1 oriod I ,.. 2,791.00 .~. 2/191.00 ::m:i:i;}l •. ) V ::.onth S ~256 . ?8 01'7 6,047. '18 Period .::Jonth l'eriod :'.?onth I ~-out~ .... ~, iJonth I .00.1 ~0501.00 ,;. 620 ~; . 620 104 ~ 268 1 15.6 5/111.00 9,912.00 12-1 44 S4? I 15. 6 .602 .610 I '79. 01 3,015. 02 .018 1 2. 71 7.ll .018 9,0G2.80 11. 779. 91 4,GG0.00 !L1,572. 00 .M7 .622 11-1 41 18,965.00 . Gl9 .G21 108 <11 -1,393 . 00 ss~ I I I so2 I 2,791.30 .521 ! 3(1,.33 .005 :I 226. 5~ .O_... I 3 9. !>D 91.12 .017 3.18 5. 28 14!:-, 9(;5. 19 5~35\3. SO 2~.32'1. 90 .59-1 .615 117 46 .007 1 .564 I 20.Sl ' .005 20 ) , 76 . 0~9 253.21 .OGO 76.59 . 018 2 ,917.97 17 ,Bt'3. lG ~.2s~.!35 2e.s~19.45 .GS6 • 626 101 42 5 2,358.08 335 I 2s:> I' li Joly 1 5 111.os 39. $ 1 .020 s~.n .011 l,1GO.:i4: 19,043.50 2, 0M, '15 30,586.20 .57B 55 1s~ - ~03 . CE:3 1 36 .4e3 1 5Ql0 .(;23 969. 40 202.141 . ()..18 ?S.39 i .01e ?l.5~ .017 II 2t~90.3l 21,533. 91 4 ,20$.05 :31! ;n!.Ji. 2E . 592 .619 lfJS. 65 .. n11" ....,.._._ i 41 .465 I 102 1,954.68 235.50 • 01-1 119.17 .022 .017 ::J~255.51 2~ • 78?>.32 .602 92.00 5 ,t::l l. SO <2:0 9 20G.15 lt!3 . og:J • Gl7 .039 203. 56 .017 6 ,037.59 31 ~626. 31 .571 '16~.32 s2.1so.G5 aoG .046 ll,97~. fO . 6{>"6 571.13 517. GO .049 7. 5-2 .001 1 90.Grl . 010 5 o506. lW 37,13~58 10.n~ . 26 62.773.90 42.733.2.g '73.13~. 25 ~g,_o 10,3CO . Z5 ----- J'une 11 1, ·, Aug. 11 ,I 6 Iili Sept. 9 .510 1111 Oot. 9 5,566.98 . 464 I 9 4, '149. 96 ::JOT. 40. 60 I I ! . 448 i I ' .. 41.60 ' .. ,(J.~ 40. "IZ 0 O"'tt ...,-..;; ' ! I I _»_•_ o•~ 9 --+-_4-....::•_?..:.. 87:...:·-=-3...:::.4...... 1-=•-=4=62=--1-'_ _.:::.1:.:: 0..:.. . 3il ::..:- I • 00l I 1ri ; ' !oiall l ; !6,Ul.11 !..;.4-96 J. ~~tl $ .• 44~-56 480.42 A., I . 046 135.13 I .013 3,540.37 1;_.048 !}l,226.41 ..,.017 I ~onth 4 9 501.00 l\ ~!'1"11 1 5 Ii I \\ :•ay ! 5 I ~lom:m~o I l ,1 I G. 6 1 17. J Zonnag o 185.48 i .018 (:l ,219.26 :; .017 5 ~599. ?l ·- t!-2, 7:53. 2 9 - - -J--~ '?3,134. 25 --- ll l~.O lj 14.5 i 16.0 [I 14. 7 j ,, I ' 14.4 I 335 12.6 II 39 444 I 12.2 39 ess I 13.G I 42 750 'i 14. 1 'I I 1, I .520 • r;s4 ~ ~u- ==--- " Avor::igo ' '!":t).n :3neh. E:hif't F er ? 6 .Bl •. Ort ' 9lo 99 4:.'btal !Jach. Cost P-ai- Ton Si!iftG 'l'ono ~1i n ea ~o t c l Ooni ' I 12g.2.1 2,431. 36 ) .554 , ;::,.,.., l .,.-.,_ ~ ~nnt I 'i~n "i'on ~, =·)1.IDt I 5 :i>o:7 9r (c:it o J {a ) ' ~ c etn. 5S & 1 20 I I .l' o·.· !.!l!OWlt I .532 .584 252 li I 234 44 1.760 42 • ' 755 1 l 5,202 I '1 13. 7 II I'I 14. l ·- II �::un COST Oi7 GQ.J:.. l..,(',l!:nD DY ~ORAPJ:i .!,Jl).::x::RB :ro. a ~.:iIIJ~ nc11rc r:?r..r::Gr-9 -::-Yo::! lTG ¥Oil:? ,1i'l<1inc: Jccmb3l" Slo H'J2 - I I I I ..: I 'o :!onth o 53 2: 120 I I.:nt' ].. ~)pCl"C. ti on Lntor- -::m f--La_bo_r_0p_o_rn-.--t_ 1_on_--'-I- -. -at. - - - ' - - - - - ---,-----.-- ;-::_-.;.-;,_ - o_~_-_c_1_·..,.. · ·_ a_::i_t_. i _ _ :_ a_·:;_ o_P : _, { c_o_i _. _) _,__ :i_c_c_ts. t ;' !Z 0 2 (z) .• Eld!' lnoun t 1 I Lr.ioant: ' ?011 ,(>, ! 3,153.551 . 436 I 31(,. Cc) ," . 039 l 201. GO: .031 1 314.06 I • M_-G I :.::ount ... ~:ou__: .;t-::xmt "..?on 47? . 02 : \-/• 050 I "'~ l • 1~,II .OS!) I (:.,.~ ! 2q I l Jum I 3 , 226. 77 2 2.597.60 2 . 42:> ; I I 2 985.a, , AUS• 2 2,437.00 I I 115. 4:) . 382 123.~0 3,321.051 . 419 \.i if~ly I 1 93.@ . G£.$ 138.101 . c:21 219. 34 . .03~ .OOS. 1 I 151. 751 .021 101.20 I .Ol'3c . 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I 257 • O:;ll: .o~ !~o-nth 32 72. 55 350.57 ::onth Porlod :!onth .I :~ont h ,,,1 t!onth C.665 (>.6(55 a,2:n.00 .o:.n . 021 Shifts I tl_',',!Q . 4 0 ,) I 149. 45 , . 022 Cont Par Ton :j -, ~voro.c3 ., ;1 i..vorofe Tio.01'1. Shift I :.:El!l .1:a.n ~ft ', ':lonna,!?e .3hifts / :'Oi--~~a I i I .1!20.31 7G9.95 . 0€5 I ·oat:1 10. 52, .001 I I 2 I 234-. 50 ·.1• 02~ I I '.'.!01-is r.:imd t!ach. I I .!>o:r .t!.-::o::1ct '2on ? 01· \ 1_:-sr '2o~ '.:'on 1 ;,: 4,206.16!.;,;.511 1 V i 3,397.571 .524 1 ' '.:otnl Cost Totcl ,39;).09 .263.32 ~ , Sl9. '?7 35,659.26 40,902.58 f½,<'!36.00 I . 555 .566 .619 .405 • 623 . GU .603 ,..,.. 24 22 12 .574 24 I I 309 25 .6 ""' I 3 13 317 I 544- 427 177 7,85(5.00 52 ,29.2. 00 18.5 12. G lM 3-10 .56!) . 572 I 10.4 -~~7 .1339 30 359 10. '7'7G. 00 50.G67. 9'7 .567 S,428.00 sr.:;,221.s, - . GO J~6'7.~1 - - - - - - - ------==------ - 26 - ·-· 304 l I -~~-=- .~.54'.3 · --- - - - - -· I t ! I, :1 l .543 I 17. 3 505 e~ •79'3. so i It '3.55 19.G 3~ I I' I 63~ . 553 I I I 19.5 342 .M:9 I i 416 I 23 11,725. so '74 ,017.60 I I I I 345 . ; • 221._-e J lu.l I ~5 , 722.35 ~ ,~15.62 ...---· - - I 1: 324 I 3~7 I- 5,271 i__ l ? . 7 =11'I 4t2 _!_?.~ _J I --· -~- - · · - -- -:=::.=-- �- I.:IWE CO:;t;! 0:-' COL .:.:-.'.:}.;I) BY ::mir: I :G co•. v...::•·m LOiD:::!TI~ ec. s :_·r::-:;:, Rr:-G1' c:,rt.E'G.C , ~Y!r 1::~ 7cm- :.:::'!ii.:·.:: _ieac..:b cr 310 1$.32 0 li=====-===.===== = = = = = = = == = == = == = == == == = = = ====-=a;==-==-,.,...-=--=-====r=== =--=c-c-==== (~ l (c~-1 -\J• f --1 - - - I : ·:::t ~ l . C1,01~~ tioc 1 ::Ct\; =::l cl I ,;.10:nt I s.~6. 37 ; ·.1•64G -.; • 7,3-~.oo\ .527 1 !!al". , l:s .0-:2 1 ., • {';'i, ., •-·L JWo GO I • 057 \ I . 0~5 ; ' J.p~. • la I l ·14 l !:q s.1O2. 76: .539 ! I I i 'I JW19 ! 13 I I i . 578 : ')'1,_. 1:; I V I , July 113 12 2,232. £6 1 .£44 1 6,'1"11. to l .497 ! 5,816. 42 - Oot. : 13 11 7,742. .479 : i31. 447 ! I 6,&;5.68 1 .417 1 I 1Deo. 12 : ~~~- .noa 1 ' 11 • \JU " · Ii . 07i:: 6,331. 22 j 6 , 701.67, . 426 , I 3?2o l<J I • ~;}l I ~vz.m , .CJl l~2f}l.t0 j • 100 i ii-~O.Z7 420.40 I .O;:?"I i I . II 02" I M7.4•1 : .022 i c. .rn. ~s .033 I Ca3.Gl .050 l1C0:3.14 ' '2or. I 1?1 . £0\ ., . 029 I 1!51. :$6l • 011 I I Ton ,- ll , :H:3.&1 1.._· u. n3.84 " ,f • 1 .OlG 447.32 902 16.5 I 319 ~7 g5-1 ' 15.7 47 941 I I l . so2 .115 I 262 41 755 14.S I l0,910. 00 G0,9D3.00 .757 . 721 314 36 790 13.8 Sl ,386,02 ~.101.00 85,051.00 .7M l • 722 129 , 32 :374 o--.,~o 69,603.90 • 691 1 .718 ~•1 6 ?017. 66 11~G10.oo 9GoG5-1.0~ .658 .711 41 957 '77,396.:}~ 12,14~ .oo 1os.a0!1.oo 299 7 039~.'2'1 1...1,J2s.10 11M,rno.•1O .569 1 .892 439 G,G!:>5.061 50,060.30 . 016 32fb .~0 So25G.45 j 58,336. '15 C0.44 .020 83. ll2 I .021 I 1-10. ss 30049. 27 .OO? .ooa 24~. 81 20G.ZS 29~. 5'1 267. 35 14G.34 .011 24J. 96 I ' 1 i . 01'? 19~.;)3 I 549,., 9-Z • 01'7 39$. 01 I. . .018 \ I 10.001.00 'io,04z.oo i -~21 I .or1 I .699 , I 196. ZS I .01e ; .oo~, / .717 l71 . 2t.l '1~4.37 r~nth 1Z,S2l}.00 5:.l.2~2.00 9,912. f:i'! 1·~-0: .12 131. 70 913.98 .OGS ·--I ! 41.~15.24 ~ .OlS 236.95 911.5 6 I 91 ss2. 5 6 07, 219.90 . 021 Oo?&::.16 96,013. 0G 15,S6J.Cv 11.2 .0% .50 : .549 .oce o,21n. 9t2: 10~·02sz.oo ~~e~._s~ J5fi,~s1. zo : ___._Gl~_ - ~-010 -- - - - -1--- .:__---1- ,, . " _ I. I .. 2.roe. 93 :··.010 ~.'2,76.). 79 ~hOlS ,., c1, cr.;.2. :;.t1 ~~! l_.lf ,2E. 0~ =---=-~---· ~~1~1 ~ --=- -=-- - --. <'• I .O2s •- 0 ~hlu•o &l'8 tl:nirteeu ahakln:: couvcr.;1orc inEJ tolled in tl1isl ruro. During tile period JIJ'.luary t:> Ja}8, lzJCl-as 1w. l pit car l oauor omrutea ..,1th ,,.,....;,.i::.':'. aux111ar.,, an<l h mt ~ruildoracl a oepa.rate unlt. uuu.: , ~ cor,:,1eyc..:s. ..Pror,onlon ot labor ma i!:Elteria.l, ".Joint 8tl6Jlce and ~e'l'IAir"' of , ' Lu a 0C8GSQ%'193n , :.:ont."-1 , ~t .593 . 029 !:qnth 322 310502. 37 I . O~G .017 I,1 1,021 99937 . 92 1 I 202.<lG r;.'Om?.Q2A 44 .no I 39'?.66 I I Z:t9 21.564:-. 45 235.01 1 . 01 17 I 51:~. OB !i'onne,zo ~cu 2hifto 1 I 1'.GLl. (.il ' ' 160. 50 . 01~ Shifts I Lverago .. ~•au .ihi ft ?27 1 23G. 2 7 1 .or? 1 . I f.?'w.ai1: I . 01$ i :?o.cb. :!onth !.:?o?iod Peri otl l.::0.C. t,_h ·~"i" "'1 111;..-' • 0 1- '·"/ ev ,e • ...., I 305.4Z I . U~3I I .014 1 I • Total Co~. t :'?er 2on !varogo ::ach. 3hift; I I ,.;:;.o,.m t 2~7. 67 lto . 07 • OG-3 -.· 78,7Z9. 05 1,J. 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I !!tiJ'. : 18 I t ' - ::JO"..w.t I . Pe l' i '£on I !;:;nnnt I 5(:, . '?J I .. • 009 3 .4 0!>. 0G! .615 i 110 .''12 110. ?r!. 13'7.6~ 5 ,442. 531 .615 3. ?sa. 10! .615 ' t 115. 57 I July 16 l, 198.29 ~ 7. C'.J .500 -'i.\Jf;• ' 16 2 .674 .24 ~• pt.. 16 2 .9G9.33 ! . 500 . 500 I I . 010 , 248. 30 . Of!◊ 0 02 '7 I • l}~ l I 1$ . 3'7 • 303 : 16 I ::ov. •I 16 Dec. I16 I 0025 I . oz:1 .012 ! 219. 59 . 035 'l'C.28 :;:.,!: • .f✓1 • . Ol G ' I . 010 ' I se.w I .o:is I • OlC GO.G2 . 0 12 3 ,384.341 . 5% 25 ♦ <11 I I I I I I 41.91 ! .006 I 27.07 ?8.0-'1 ' .014 . coo 65 .E;3 Jotea (:x) I I ::an ...h ift I' I '!: , 1G3. 20 I~ ; 4,169.28 5.995.00 6, 995 .00 ,.,. 695 ~ - 5:15 222 27 I 3 , 984. 71 ' 5.67~. oo 11, 569. :)0 • 705 195 23 I 71. 67 .OlZ 1s.;,. 21 811. 53i 23!.34 ! . 011 j fS3o &) I .011 i 20.'iG ' I l GO. 70 • .02,J. ' 1 . Ot!l 1 • 01. 98 cS ..981 •012 I1 97.0~ 63. 14 2G8 . S2 . 014 I l 3 , 081. 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(5 ' . )9& I I 21 e , t16.20 'I ,ooo. 00 . 475 ).3, ~ .I e::'.)'" _... j~I ;J .136 ! 2 ,u . 001 4:'7.&3 .o~ 22705& ' 9-:. 51 l~:JM. 68: . :)73 99.98 . 003 321.81 1.311.? . 11 ; . 0~2 _L.- Z0.126.91 j. ,.098 .020 . 1 ,552.91 1 . 0% I I se1.4s 1 -~O I 'l .6E.0. 52 I ~70. 65 .02'.) 2~023. 4CI • OM .005 3'13. 51. 1,40 1,. 6-'1 • I .oc!) 329. r,3 U1l22.U 7. ~ ,..i:;·1 . 070 . ~t> l fl d,'JV -~lJ 3.12 ?.98'1.35 1031141. 70 . 020 .~20 • Ei56 El G 379 .IS27 $ ]1iftO I ful:m.~3 ' I I I I •·ont!1 34 1 , 3'7'1 11.0 'I 1,532 13. 7 I 43 l.Z~O ~2 1 .rnc 1:5.S '14 1 , 262 I 13.4 39 265 ! i It I I /! l I, €50 l 12.1 12. 0 I 13.G I ,,11 :• 14 . 0 l.1S9 j I .825 f ··a.1th 37 :390 I I,I 1· ' 16.0,0.35 127 96(3FI. 75 .69! .808 361 42 .721 • 797 455 ~l l ,i:!35 624 36 1 .ros '12 1.37-1 ! 13.6 Ii '10 1,~5 I 1:3.S ~II 116,89~.53 13,072.65 l M.7<!..0 . <1.0 1'7,023. 11 133 9 917. G~ 23~9/JZ.,;;0 17~. 723. 60 .no . 658 . 772 I )l'l 1182.0 l :~o:it11 41 1.ns. c I ··. ooa I , 4,llG. 70 ' • . 020 I I II 1.1as lo, 752. 75 I I I ' l 1.100. .Eol .100 . 020 128.!32 . OOG i .102 2., s:J1. 56 I .4911 21.911 I ' 21 • 10$ I H:.l!o. <'11 8$6,23 1 . 062 020 I I I I. I : ·~ . L,VO:i"jf'O " e!l "':rift I I I I I Avero~0 7.;e,oo. Shi ft -'lO-· _ _ 11 1 13. ~ ll 1! 13.0 11 I--•~-_ ... 1~.1oc;} _ =w·_!._ ~ �!!IlIB OOE;T Of? JO.I.!. L~:11.n »Y PI T 0.!lfl ;.1t:~-!",_; ITO. l ::!::-C. '.. ! J'ill:;' t~Yn:JI:m Yoc.r '":n.Jiu.~ _ ec~ b3r 319 19"32 - T- l~ Ifi ! I jl l~i l I! Jan. l Pab. I ~lat' 1. Opera tlon 1 labor ~era ti on 1~ ii t I!onth I o (F. ) Aects. 53 &: 120 Per l:J:lou:n.t ' Ton .1.'tOU,1t I .Por '.i.1on r:.1ount I ror 1.0ttll 'i1onn !tinac1 '.i:otcl Cost Cost Per Ton I I !~er 7on Pa r i'.:n.ount A;ncr.rnt : 'fun f~1ouut '.ton r.:onth !'or i od nt1'1 Pariod ~veraga I ,,, ""aoh. :..'8ch. Shift I Shi f t&; 'i'onzme& 'I I ' :Jonth Period I rJontb e onth I .,., 0 : ._ ,v .,", '\ 1) /"; l\ i~an !!Sn r hift 'i'onnage Shi fts ' I :·onth , r:onth ' j .,..~ I I I I. I I ' I. I I I !' I I i I I .942 I 206.96 l 5 . Sl .691 1 1?1. 56 1 69.20 1.508 I I 1 .021 l:) ..31 .ocs . .155 '7 l3 4. 97' . 020 4.39 ., Oct. I j Dea. L:otal ' II~ I. -----.- -·-- 1-- - • 1··• 562. 521~-El24 J'otea be) :-==-- 1-= _. t: 3 . 38 l 4 3 . ~ [.-.064 ,, '( .020 lS 17 ~ 514. 00 1. 683 1.029 6 9 11 45.90 I l.2 .11 , .072 • 965 529.09 II 529.09 514.00 l.029 I 529.09 514.00 1.029 5~. 09 514. 00 1. 029 I 114.801 . 679 ! 1 I 468. 10 1.. 112 '77. 25 ' I .635 I' I I ! 248.40 451 . 84: I .12., I 21.-17 1 51. •19 680. 89 660. 88 I I 5 . 2.S e.ooe {;; 13. 66 ';. 020 January 1, 1332 , thoro mro 4 --:>it ,~T loadere ;1,.t .l;,t, ,, 1 lTorthern l oader to tock ~r,ri~o =o. 8 '.'ina, 1-:. t crore not i ns t olh t- dilrl:D{t 1932• was .Proportion of lnlx:>r md r::oterlal . ''!'aintmunce Cilu nQl'Js.1rs of Accsscorl os" . v 55.4'? i .- eo.~ ,. 22 2~8.40 244: . 36 I 25 207. 48 IS. Ml 0062 I I I 207.48 219.70 . 92 , .020 •I l . 020 .0(2 1 I 1 I 20.36 10 . $35 - --· f I ! I 11. 3 I S. l I· i I 4 .2 I' I : l ,, 1. I I I I 16~.lr) - --- - 683.10 • 997 . 698 1383.10 - . --- 8.9 19 19 9 I ' I . 997 ~ I . : . 997L __ 683. 10 L..=--=--,-~_,_......,_--'" . - - - ~-~ 37 --18 .. ~__;-:=--=-•---:-="- to :;unarior oorin."' Octobor , l l n tar Gent ,:oro t -...-·,n"',..rreil . ,.......J. ._ -j - --- - - - -79 -- 8.G - j �I!lln CO~T 0£1' Cr> t!. Z..(.;.D..;;D BY 4 Bo U. JOY I.OtlD~RS lJO. l :n:.::J, '.:!i?:rO;i . ;w o::!lrG Yror ill!Jint ~~occ:1bvr 31, I S32 I I I . \lil ' ! I I ! Opsrotlon Labar :.~oint. I Opcz,ation ~!0-Co:ri o.l ~~a.i nt. ? 0 .,0r (est.) ·1~e1tabor - - - - - --.,- ---+- -- - -- -_.__--·---r---.....-- - - - , - , - - - - - , - - - - !'6-.. 1• ,._ \ I 1 •'nt'1 -• • " ?ar ~ l!ontJ,ii\: If I I \ Jan. \ 2 I Feb. I l I I i nar. j \ ~on 1.. 555.49 1.. . 577 I! Boy. 1 lfOtal "' 'w' 19.27 253.611 • 786 I j I 1 l 26.40 1 . 9'12 : : I 1 200.04 2 1 1t I 97 1 100 , 44. I • 1· (z) I Li?o":_ _ I :i 19.26 ; . 020 17.12 1 .020 I 40. 62i 1.41.Z I .58 I 74-5. 31 ,:; I . 056 j I 0049 316.08 1,634. 5~ ! . :179 . 791 18 ' 'I 18 76.lS ! 1,770.67 I 28. 75 2.648 .816 2 II 14 I I 2,170.5'.) .816 I II 2,170.50 .816 4. 73 .020 I 12. 54 i _ . I 18. 12 \ _ -- 1 J 26.35 ' - I__ 1 ··= 19.271__.006 j I - - 17.iO - . 89 .055 .0-03 6.23 7.oo .020 I .o.ro I .081 II 19. 321 20,90 .0~3 ! 21.47 I .Col I -r 61.56 .) .018 ~ 67.30 0 .020 :\ = = = = = = : ! : : : , = ~ = =~ ~ ~~ =~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~-La- ___ :- - Jan~l'1 l :it, 1932, t b:u •a v'3ro four ot thsso louerG nt ~':lnton. records durl ~ Jmuary . 1933. ,P,ropol"Uon of le.Lor o.nu r-.a tsrlnl, "r1a1ntcnc.nca CLnd Re - ...~;..•~rs o f .Accessor1 os". 1 I . I 1 ,798.9~ I 2.197.65 1.041 27. l-5 I 194.59 270.39 300. Ge 2,197.65 ' ' i I I I . 818 I 1 .818 I I 27 I ' J Uoutb i ~nth 67 I I I I I 1,770.67 1 I 14.4 56 I 15.3 i 1 33 I 9, 8 4 , 7.2 l I I I I I I I ·! II i 4 ' 6.8 I ,, I ' I 1 ,993.53 236.55 2,~312:.20 • 6.22 .819 10 24 24 I 9.9 2 !2 6-5. 92 311.70 2,745.90 0867 • 8.24 14 22 29 I 10.7 2,551.60 3-0:9. 90 ~.om:;. so . 859 .828 17 21 35 : 10.0 I :1 14 . 835 - ---=-=-+ - - -19 - - - - t - - -3-'-l--+-' 8. 7 ~ ___?fa9o15- 3 ,3_!i!o9~+-_! 9~~~ .:...::.::.::.....i 2,€06.34 1 2'13. 7_4....__ _~ - I J\ 6"1" I 23 147 ~ -----t~-.,r-"S -"" . ~~3M, :J5~ - - ~ _-J~· --'l:1- ==:d:===::::d======!==~ ~-1 ___ 11. ---=--·-291. !50 1 \ Ou't_;_ ... ~ -':::: '"'= ,J~-~ •.:, ;,, · ·~ ;_i~ · - = = = = =-===-- -- 16.46 - --- -- i -- - - +- - + - -5=-·:..:3:..:8+.:·.:'.:'.:02 ~0~L - ~ 11 251 . 06-'! j -- I,2 1.93 1.: __ __ . 1,770.67 2 , 170.50 I 'I 1.7 98. "'1 1 ! j_ 28.27 I lI 23 322.?'J ! 2 ,141.75 I I ' 41 Ii J;:onth 29 -i ! I . 020 i I i l 1 963.10 ~.774 :;. 774 963.10 Uonth 30 I .54 ' !:!onth P0riod . 758 I I I .? eriod i1onth .740 I I I 1 ,578.46 ! I 745. 34 I I 'I ti.VaJ'Sf'G I :.1acb. tloch. bhift t-:an ' Ean f,hlft·I I Coct .l?er Ton Shifts Shifta , ~ozmage 'rODl:1!!88 I ,/ 6.55. 95 I 1,01g.05 I 033 .12 1 I S1.19 • I Avara~9 I !'0 :riod -- i!0J1th .J--- - . 020 I Tons tliuod Totcl Co:::;t 104 . 50 ,;. l'.>6 ~r 16. 67 I .641 I .:; 1 l I . 668 1 1 I, 2, •o. 98 •.,. .&36J Sotes 2. 9o c.oro I I 1 .,_""ount ':..'Otl I Total ~:er Per .0€3 ! 2.191 .O'IS I 168.00 c-3 .14: ••·. oGc ::; 1 I~"" I I I I ! ;..,ount "'n :2cr 10. 01 1 . 056 'I . 0:9 32.'141.139 1 _l>_e_c_. _,__1-+___2_0_5_._65 -+,_._764 I ll1 I ~-nount ?O. 73 I .i,ag. ! Oct. •: II .. 1 Pe~ 4.64. 081 .542 ~:, Se-pt. i>aI' '.!:an wount ""°"'1t / Apr. 1 1 l I: 1 I -'<-> (x ) J ee ts. 53 & 12 I) ' I-· I ~~ �UU J8 CO~T OF CGAL I.C'[l"i;'.;;D BY :'Hf.F.! m OOJV.:!YOR l0llr1H~ ,, B" ::x::~. :."UJ?;!\I {)B . r:y'J~-:x::o Ye:i:r 2!11il![; !'cec::tor Sl, 1932 ,e s:1 • t.:J Labor npera.tlon d ~ ~ - - -- - - - ' - -- Par :,j : o & n::ount 1 llontb ,, . 0 ;r '-----'.;....:...--+-- 1 - Lat-or ~Joi nt. - :.2nt•1. (lporoti on I lr.Oilnt --,1 _ _ _ _ __ l?0r '~i:l 14 ; Ua:r. 114 I l I I.pro 113 I I 1~ ! June tl3 l j .11117 i 13 Ii I ' J.:ag . 13 10,443. 3 61 . 533 , u00Ul.1t __c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......__ 368. 67 • 024 s.987. 12 1 . 570 312.22 ' 0020 2 ?15~. 4s! .110 i J>eo. I I l ,.122 6.M . 076 ' .,' 8,126.731 .646 6 , 363.60 I I I 1 .604 .on ~G. OS • . 0 07 . o~a I 163 .. 86 1 , 240.U 103. 72 95 . 9-1. 213 . 06 ,J.015 I .000 '. .016 317. r/9 278. 66 , .01 1 ' I 22) . 76 27)() . 25 1 .014 ' . 012 .,, \/ 9, 245 . 981~ 1•! 9,245. 98 275.22 1 .017 /o.:3 ... , -• • 20 I 26i$ . 31 . 002 ■ 01 8 I 165.13 . 001 13.41 . 015 . OOG l,;)67. 64. i . OE¼ I 10.15 1 .001 Z3l .66 . 006 l , (£>8 , 59 1 .oso 107. 52 • 907 I l .687. 51 1 . 116 77.34 . 004 2 ,373. 48 1 . 108 I I i .28. 98 69. 96 279.18 .002 I . 000 I . 005 276. 21 .017 l 371. 25 . Ol'l ' I ! I 120.04 I ' 80. 90 . 005 1. 780. 45 1 .112 161. 75 . 010 240. 57 I . 44., 20 . 32 • 001 L!!~~! - ==Ii.:!-~ ~~,. 07 l:!!"49~ ----·=---~=-= __, ..• -l 1 , 477. 78 .091 . ~l, 862. 71 :~. 010 • ··17,519 . 64: \'\ .091 - 31. 86 .002 -- 01,3<B . 32 c . 001 .015 'I 16.069.00 :S. 014 15,069. 00 I l i I I .017 I fJ . 614 245 ' .689 1 . 655 321 62 999 15. 1 1 .~2 15. 3 1,168 13. 8 1 , 0 95. 14 . 4 I I I 61 • 716 .675 273 15,767. 90 ' 669583. i!.5 .703 I• . 682 278 I I I I 16 , 165. 55·1 50,615.56 I 59 . 018 11,089. 34. : 4 5 , 390. 02 160 .07 .o11 10,509.40 55. 90 7.42 li.!.,6'31. 60 61 --175. 25 i .1os l .GSG 269 55 I 991 , 15. 0 I .oOS 0.0:21. 27 60.928, 69 I 12,665 . 50 9~,l~0.75 . 633 1 . 67~ 187 68 I 731 17.3 '• '11 ,349. 95 I 12.765. 10 1106.~5.85 . 5132 i . 667 234 I I 'I 282 55 675 14 . 6 68 1.110 14 .6 58 1,048 15. 5 I 34,308.68 I I 13 8. 22 i .o11 16,231.60 •123 ,137,45 I 80,600 . 51 I 20,5 , 73 I .o13 9, 662. 4 1 ~ '72. 96 1 .o2G 12 ,007. 86 ., lG, 2W. 05 11ag,s52. so 90,362. 92 1 . l OJ , 170. 78 I I ~33. 4•'.1. . .o 27 57 9.357. 55 . 112,528. 3:3 1 I 1I 1 22. 200. e , . 502 j I 15.~~l. 05 l 77 ,23G. 25 . 656 I .590 I . &18 ·279 .640 375 ! I 59 I . 587 1 • Ei35 243 2 285 16~269-~_\:3 95Qo . 70_:-~ r: '"' l I ~ ~'.. 632 ~ 3,211 -· - • ~ - - - · I I I 66 ! 67 I I I I --- 59 ~-~~ '' I 1,405 15. 6 9£5 16. 5 ----- I l i I I ! 1,054 . 15. 0 -- - - ' 1 l l?.17~3- . - 15.2 A.. I I nu.rt~ A~ lJJ t 1-5 E. ,l). 3 1] aroh, il.l')r l 1 ond •,ay. (z) I I I 'i I I .561 21.9~1.90 ,!61 , 294-~0 ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I 9, 752. 47 671 . 28 I .o,u ' ~ j: I 11 ~ 2~.!~ eo ~;3,198. 2 7 0 .016 .; s,a29. 79 ·".o J. .:,_,_ - ----· ·- 282. 15 t:onth 2 91 . 99 I I !!ontb 11,573. 78 166.07 1 .o12 .017 I . .oos 102 . 41 t .01 8 ; ~.!ontb T-onnago ' 22 , 734 . 90 I 1 9 ,561 .00 34,650. 00 13 ,408 . -92 ~nth ; Van !:hif't ~ Oil Sh i fts . l ' I ll.vere.ge 13 3.00 I 262. 72 1 . 01s j I , ,2&9.oa ·J ~1ont h :Period .J.>ariod :1onth ? eri od I I . 4 24 ! ' 12 11 '\ 242. 55! ,:;. Ol G I 7,391. 60 I . 455 I I 74. L$ I I I I I l S>8. 06 t;. OlS ; :) I - I I l/M9.l9 ; .117 I I 6 , 869. 87 . 460 'rotal f.1aoh. Cost Par ~on Sh i f t s Tons Uingd Ooct I ' 9,292.79 - -7·-- - .Per Po1· _ -ou.nt I ~on .no.mt i ou - - - - - -,--- I I I J 153. 2 1, ~,.010 i :. • oy. _ ' I 112 .014 9 , 316. 66 1 .67'1 s.-.,,. !1z I 00\. 278. 08 <~) Ac cts. !53 ~ 120 ( es t .) I r .Tan. : 13 t 8 ,268. 241~ - 550 .; 150.0G, .). 0 10 ' .\ l: lab. aterlnl ::.:aint. ?m.19 1• - - - -- - - - - ~ - - - i '2on "'..7 I Aver&&e Ua.oh. Shift Tonnago �nuro 005 '!' O;_? Ctit?, !,"'\:r;r DY C:f AE"I i:G COUV'.:.'YOR LOt1.D3BC 0 1• ~"1! ~3, E-U?~:urm , r;yo~} ! !:1i •1 Year Bndi~~ n3ee· bo~ 31 , 1932 , f = ==i===r========;=====-=---== - r========-;:-c,r=---=---=-c-::-c--==-=:c-= ,~ -" I t.verne., I uvor nco i 1 ~ota l :·an :Jac.i:l. I ::ac?-.. Sbift ::an ~hlft Cost Per Ton Shifts 1 ~onnage Shi f t::; ; ~nnag-o I I I t.ll (x ) ji ; f--La_b_or_ 0p_ _er----.-a._t1_ <?n_ +--_L_·a_bo_r_!_"ai~ n-t_. _ l :'ot, •1. Opara ti on :'at0r-lol "_!aint. •;J I t ~ onthi~ f; Per Amount \ '.con ! Jan. 111 ~ 7 i3 Oo 10 9 \u !1 l?eb. \ : I j A!arcj 12 .!?or ( il!.10'.int ~ I • 1• 607 1 i} j Per I ':'on l.rr.otmt I ~ay , 11 Ii June 'l 11 • 9, '147. 90' • 67 8 \ I 1u17 J.vg. I9 12 ~ep,. 12 7,909. 61 / . 603 I ,.~"!lount 1 'i'-o:a 1 I <; k3ount ?er ? ~r Ton 208. 89 ~\ 016 Total Cost 7 -- nr:ount A ,~ I 42. 31 I .003 ! Gl .81 1 . 133 I 2,239. 90 ~'fG. 661 . OlG I .oso l 9t>9. 2 6 i 20. 64j .002 .0$ . l~ I 7. 001 1,::.86. ll I I ll. 52 I 6,912.22 ! . 471 1 . :::01 41. 12 . OOo iJlf).OG t I tb ~ Pe riod I --, ' 10,2 0 " 11'; ,:\ 10, 204. 55 1.l. -o V 4 • i1outb 76.75 236.681 .018 73 . 97 24 2. 91! .021 121 . 5 5 1 0 753. ~;-j 1 i 3.591 • l ,'':>. I 65. 35 1 .004 l,478. €1 , .103 1 . 005 . 005 . 111 31,727.75 12 ,514 .10 42 , 416. 10 9.92 41 ,39'7. 67 1 ~3.10 7. 55 .01 1 9,0 1 l . 10 50, 408. 77 11,400.75 66 ,924 . 40 52. 70 1 .{)04 I 10.40 .001 6,094 , 86 56 ,503. 63" 14 2. 4 7 . 018 oo. a2I . 010 9. 3 7 61 , 753 .00 .002 l.72 266.22 93. 76, . 006 .016 ' I 11 I Woy. 12 9,699.41 ' .486 1 I '7,282.28, . 475 3G.52 .002 I I 1 I 1 , 766. 53 , .115 'l'otal 12 . o:::s I 6,951.69 - - - - ---- ......f . I !-. a?,24?. 68 1·• . 541 , "' _ 6~ ~ e..J"·. o~ Botea . 003 179. 971 .012 I ' Dec. 51. 13 2,075.02 ; . 104 368. 55 .018 191.!~ I 1 ,241.47 ' .092 119. 961 .009 247.14 ~ Then are 12 ohakinf' comeyoro u t'h1n m1no. .<\ 2.2. 071 . ODl .016 252.63 .019 ~.17 97~-33 i •111 ,, ro1.so l:-.003 .:2,864. 79 ;~.018 I..., I . 0 09 1-9. 721 '1; 947-~ I_.· 9,5 7 2. 5S .51 - :ronth ::onth 211 62 976 lS.4 I 8 , 1<14 . 90 ~ • 756 .'730 • 748 1 .745 • 738 2E6 6,; 1 , 178 I 56 223 226 ' 57 I 973 I 9~7 I .753 .791 . 751 .728 75 . 291. 35 136 141 • 740 .6d4 e3 , 4,12.2s 229 50 I I 62 58 923 I ' 602 I I i 12.9 i- ' i 13.6 13. 9 I 1,043 i ! ; 14.l Ii 1,034 I 13. 9 1, ! 13.9 79,514. 67 14, 374. 30 112.~9'1. 85 59 91, 93 6, 45 19, 969. '75 1S2 ,464e60 I .G22 .694 337 59 1,439 101,508.82 15,346. 85 14'/ ,811. 45 . 624 I I I 234 66 1,105 i 13.9 13 , 4.00. 55 161 ,292. 00_._:_G!~ - - - 237 67 1,073 ' /: I I I' i .683 i i• I .687 I I' 242 I II 627 I . 707 63 11 12. 4 13.0 . • 606 12 .6 ·-- 7 59 2,717 11. 940 ~- 13 . 5--=::!jII , .. (', ' ,.t. •~ov. & 'l}ac. 1 l - ?ob. , u.1a1 3 - .or•• ~nr., Jun. ..: ..,e1 Ol'O not C,) llSido rsd 00 S\)!,'OJ'3tl3 units. 161,~;l. ~~ - - - ~_J .'_-_G_~3 ---- - !· 14.3 I 233 - ' I .722 :;;. ti9 •110 ,202 . 5 1 ' !lonth . 617 1 . 76 I I 1 Oct. l 12 - l t , 678.30 90,120. 55 70,804. 72 9.95 8,3?2.95 • 735 55.523,(35 . 006 34. 39 I I 29,902, 00 . 017 .017 I 'I 13 ,054.00 13,054. 00 f,.782 (;. 782 I 16,008 . 00 139. 6S 244.71 I i l;_o ntb :_l<lriod i:onth P.ari"d 22 ,597 .64, i • 2 1: .112 I I .470 i 236. 251 .019 I • l a'> I l -005. 65 I I -T 12,393. 0 ~ t . 108 , ' 60. 26 I • 001 t 4,938.92 1 . 5~0 4.096.91 1 .503 - I 1-on 138. 51 :.011 I Tons :.iinecl I 14 . 02 7,291.72 1 .640 \ 6,750.79 1 Ton l 1 2~ . 9o t .010 I r 1 . €00.89:.~. 1:38 1 & s 1 :1zl . 001 I ? • 756.13i • 618 I l ' .?;r-- t.ccto. 53 e- 120 Cest . ) I I ! Apr. 112 l'v.1 er . _.;,:;._;:;;=.::::;-_. - - - · - · - (z) - -- ��m ira cos~ OF (;),";: 1C•.ill::r ])l SH_4T{l~{J OOJVDYC.R LO:'\Ii-.:P.s 11 ~ : , =~1s-:.! ::o.:r:~! OH , r:Yo: 11::0 Yo:1r Satil r~ Doc~J.>er 31 ~ 193 2 l I.~ 'ii i ..: II. i (x } Lice ts . 53 & 120 {os t . ) I 1 !Jnn. I 4 I l.mount 1 I e ,J I .... Illar. I4 I.A...,,. 1 1 :- • ' 4 I I ! 11 I 3.503■ 63 , I ii tlay 4 ' l1.11me a 1 !!A• · 9 '. Oct. 1 9 1 i \ P.!!!oun t I I 74. 07 ::>' . 0111 I ') i ! I 3.162.16\ .551 i .w • 7 . 01 .001 ' Gl. 3~\ . 011 1&. :;;o g I 4,273.50 , .419 '76. 8.:) , Dec. ~ J~tal, 1 - l~ 7 Shifts I _ 'io_~ Shifts I 'ilonnage ' 1 .I I i _ .P_1J_l'l o_d _--+-_ ~_{o_n_ui _ _ +-P_3_r_l_o_d _t-r:_-on_t_1-t , _P_o r_i_o_a-+-!.'t-··o_n_t_h-+l_ _ :.~_o n_t_h_ _.2.l_:.:_o_n_th_ j_ _r:onth 1 _ -_·oilt i1 ·- _ Zonnsge avor~ e II 1 !'an Shift ' : ~ei ,_I 1 ~~, .oo.i : 3£0. 13, • 053 54. 9_~ ~ tE .o,n I l 257 . J2, . Ql15 1~4. 54 . 021; 22 .07 6 ,773. 00 11 ,963.00 4.216. 791 .004 5 ,190.00 ~-793 $ .793 5,190. 00 ~. 113. M, ;;; 137. 511 .02:.;! 9.15; . 002 1 3.986. 95 5. 99 1 . 001 I 135.63 1 .oro l I L! ,347 .27 6 ,74 2.15 24.676.90 , S,686. 87 I 5 .743.85 J30 ,419.75 12 ,:n 1.10 I 7'7. 49 .013 II 119. 79 1 .021 . os l 99.00 .025 e.1a 1 . 001 i 7.5 0 .002 2!-1:i. 36 : • 081 , 121. 11 • om 96. 09 240.57 .023 I 43 396 13. l , 435 15. 6 1 434 ' 13.8 l 4ti I I ! 120.01 1 . 0 18 I I 146 • 696 . 001 1 122 .668 5,970.75 17,933.76 I .667 139 43 .675 137 49 14. 4 .642 .669 121 47 14.8 II I I .678 100 39 26,836.48 G,483. 30 , ~0 ~825. 65 I . 548 • 657 129 50 482 13.4 33,216. '79 10.45-1. 15 : 51.279.80 243 43 800 13. 1 ,, 39 ,0&1. a9 10,097.25 161.317. os I .579 .637 221 46 76? 13.2 i !I 15 696 25 • • . 552 .621 277 52 994 i 14.4 I .529 65 897 50 10,201 • 25 , • • ·, .610 178 57 670 I 15.1 : .496 59 0 2 ~ ~ +-- 454 .18 .039 1_____5_. _e_o t_._o_o_1 -t____20_7_•....:.9....:.0+-·~01:..:8:_i.____..:2= 1 .oi,a _ 5,731. GS sa,o9a. 22 11,ose?_ ~ ~ .:~ : 58 4 .596 210 55 1'37 . . ooe 1 I 275 . 46 ,. 23. 45 ... • 0!15 • 740 . 002 1 4.760.40 1 .411 _ ~0r ~ n To ns !:inad - -- - - -- , 1 - - - -- + -- -- - - . - -- -- l- ----t--- - - - i I I 3 ,922. GO 134 ,31!2. 35 1 ll Jloy. I C!J0. 3 71t._• . 116 202. so ; ' 20.ot , . 001 I ~ot al Co s t h.vor ego I r..!aQh. Shift I Uach. 23,284.60 es. 01 ; . 022 5,142.93 / . 41!2 : 1 /.!l:ouni i 3 . oas. oe : .476 ; 4.me,33 · .479 ' l ~.:>n : 322 . 01 1 . 054 1 I 6,463.oo ; .451 10 I . Ol'1 ■ 587 I 3.so3.1, 1 .564 l .~oi:lu t - I I To uil Co st Per- Ton I 10 '. I I rzion I .537 1 2.4n.1sl July ;,s ept. ~ 3.150.31 l 1/o 007 ; , , 3.639.08 i I T-on I I • 1 I lal;or t:ain t . ' _at 'l. 3pH •otlon ! Labor O'O _ aration I \» I i I •~• ~f ,i~- - --~1-----'-----~,- - - ' - - - - - -,- - ~iI- ---~,---.--- - jO ~ l'Or 2-0rl?cr!'or : L!onth ~ o , ""'ab I 922 . 97 ?aJ . 92 .oee j .on 7 3.$4 21.14 . 007 . 002 £24. 55 .o58 130.s1 . oo9 459 .76 . 045 112.35 .011 21 s. 79 274 • 23 170.22 • 022 . 01 9 .017 35• !;!, 200 . ~ 5 2 , 933.28 . 015 • 003 . o1-1 Z96. 81 . 029 s ,ll5l . 10 I I 7,90 3.12 4 6, 911.01 1-1 , 31 9 . zo I . 610 I 1 5 , SSu o53 1 52,366.54 ~~ I I =-= • r;s,o~s.22!~ 4&.~73.34 ,.;.496 i ;~ 4~3~-~ l . 004 , -~·-.,~.641.53 ~-.ooo J 669.53 ::.001 _-2 , 002 • 77 t :.o~i : -- ~'~~5 ~_-!t?_.l - -- - - _ = =====~====:!====,.....L....:.=~:.::::~ . J"~ •v•..... .r. 1 ·v, 1,077. G-7 , • 011_ __ --- - -- ~ - " l' Od .?Ci ~: o rol i n -~'1£',Ult , 1932. 0 ~am> 3na bo~cri ,, liOMU 4 25-B.p . Cos cos (na71) woro p ur chaoad and lnstcllad awl"'"? Juiu 193 ') t:r r, , ~ h h ~ t ., ,.. ~ :r1•oa .tr on O.B 1 0 cl f """ t ~ . . 1 t " ni .. ~ ..., ., .. • 1 6 -il■- • • 1 ea: of "' ,10.8 r-1"''" ' 1 .• oo11i.VO;:Tor o i n th i c o ao. • 1'&8 purc,.se 1"0us ..asn nr.- on u on voa l Co:npal(f and be[JU) opa ra t1 ons in "1.3" !li zi;3 <i-ari c· :)ctobEH'• 11horo ar a nor.: 10 o ll nK st:. (z) ?roportlon of la.t o r c.nd mut s rlal, "~:aint,,u:unce ruu! ~cmaire of Accessorie s" . •• I :::;J l 25...ii. P. Oosco (used oq_ui!}!"io:it ) - - -- - �t!IN:! c ozr- Ori' COM, !..Ctl!13D SY .?1 ~ Ct..'R l •) t;;')~~ s 11gn :.::c::i~ ~ !J.P'.iliI OR , ~-iY<'fJI ,711 "l!ec:.r :;nuin:_: :;.occ::io0r- 319 1 932 .g f Ii Labor Operation Tot:il Lo.bor D:nut. l,l •~onth;- e I k l I • I' - j II ', 1 ' t o A' t>!?lOUnt ,~ o l Jan. 3 \~ !f'eb. 3 , , Per , 'ion .\ l.308.34 i~ .721 I 0 1.983.ll\ . 7~ I !.!er. t'.!-.!Ount S:o'n I .! . 01s ' .003 2'7. 36 'j. 015 4 2 .12 .000 16.58 -- .,, ~ '-t \; ~ .l:ori-oj rronth l-'oricu :tonfa Anr. , 3 1; !!~, I 3 ' j i I II JUl.y I3 2:3 . ll i 1.050.25 .846 : I June I 3 I • 917 1.646. 68 e10.ool • 724 1 I .784 1 JL,g. 3 664.00 Tit : -· • 3 992.eo I .625 I I .013 I 33. 48 l .015 17. s~~ . OM 111. 76 . 062 ; .om 5.56 .ooo! .0&3 '7?.92 t I l 0ct. 313 . 87, . 035 . 1{9 .015 ' Woy. I I j 7.2G I • • 1. 9'53. go I .M2 I I • 570 l , _Deo. _ ...1.-_...--_2_._l0_0_._7_7-+-- " j 'l'otal I. ~ -~~~- 1~ ~ llotes (x) I .020 28. ~~: .001 29.16 .016 24.GE .018 24. 12 £:S. . OC3 ; .015 ' 130. 721 .043 : ~52.04 1 .041 ~ . ml .oso i ?o 24 3,622.98 2,73'7.00 4,552.00 . 796 117 23 2,0M. 45 2,314-. 16 I' J .045 .; ~6_!_·)_ -~~6._~ _. ~Ol_l j. ·~ 1.086. 67 -L--I ", l 7.31 ~ .002 I 1 64 i -, 11.1 I ! i ,...~,. ,l..•4: ) 11.1 J i' I 5,667. 43 2,202 .·15 G,754.4!5 • 937 . 642 93 24 241 9.1 1 .951.80 a,709. 25 l.184 .n9 107 18 2G8 : 7.3 8,001. 56 I• I I 1 • !l37 81 22 67 19 10 ,50~.G5 1.023 .019 1,199.70 11,037.86 1.2-1:1 .70 ll, 7i!5.35 . 966 .018 890. 73 11,928.59 1 ,118.90 12,eG6 . 25 .796 • 927 55 20 128 I 13,712.55 • 9-,11 I .928 54 lG . 114 1I • 940 ft 8.5 211 l,795.40 I I 135 II 9.2 ' I I I 8.'7 I 7.4 ! Ii 847.&'.> 1,09:l.57 13,82.G.-19 1,588.~0 15,3!>0.95 .687 .903 73 22 155 ·10.2 26.28 1 .017 2.210.55 17,5.ll. 50 .651 . 671 101 .22 209 36. 36 i .Ole 15,255.92 10.6 1,439.43 .731 .851 24 304 I 9.9 .015 3.012.25 2G,S23.'15 128 17,469.13 't ! ! 24,210. ~~ 3 . 681. 15 -19,8G0. _!5~ -~--· • 820 15G - - - 24 ·- - --j- _ '::,._:., t -11.0 -· Ji .0:23 I 46.08 .016 GI!. 62 .021 2,203.21 ,:)..1 . 69 . 2,401.37 I I T I --r--- - - -- 12,725. 92 56.lG 120.04 10 .oen , ;,;; i I ·~!onth :: outh 9,836.lG I 9.89, . 003 : . 796 ! I 1,815.00 ti . 797 1 :::. 7~7 I I ~lontll l, 835 . 58 i ! I 797. 33 19. 4'1 9.33 ' .006 , ' I io.oo . 007 I l';).00 29.251 . 034 62.161 .039 I I 1,33().31 1 .602 38.52 16. 501 .016 '14.32 , . 052 I 4 22. 25 I I I 1.19 '.:'ODll!l~O ' Uoatb I 1 ,815.00 2,1 77.5 1 .OO?f : : I I 1ont'>J .Period . 1 ,-4<!5. 47 1,4':lf.i.1'7 ". I :25. lG , 40.32 1.06. 4:l non f biftz r;;'onn~."'O ! I 1J ..:..v :lrcy& , :·an f.1:1 ft 1' I I 7.74 .041 106. -rn 1.es3.1s1 .e41 \ 3 f i l; .... I I I I 'l'o n ~ ount '£'oil .:T,OUUt ?G.48' ~.042 1.,.,') 112. 98 14. 02: . 005 } O!' ?0 r .2er 'i'on P~r li.I!lount :ioch. 2h1.f'to I -- - ~~CC ~--- - ~ ---------~--------~-------~ I•, Cost F:Jr '.ton 2ozis Uinad '.t1otal Cost - O.t' l . Opcl'c.tion l v~r2·- e ~s::h. ~ !ft 398.86 -). 016 0 0 11 175.~7, ~ 007 0 - -- , 19.060.50 - - -- ---- - . M ,:n~. 9~ • ~--:- -- - - • 651 1 :". 820 -_.;..:::..-· . -1,108- -- . - 22 I ' I ~·~~ 1' I I I. --2,51~ ~--- 9.6. _,il �~ CO-f.'.? !)r,' 01jT., !,D_:})J~ BY :3CHA.:r;J? tcx):;~ iJOo . 4 :...'J.!:-:} o ITt.:::7.A , ...l70:.r IUO Yoo.r ·:i!'.tli. ~7 Docc:ibcI.> 31 ~ 1932 :.!an I!l..varcr;o ~ £hift ~hif'ts Tonnsge .tvoroea :::o ,.-.ir ?or .u=ount I I i i..:-.:o~t •,f ""i"' I I·) I 55. 22 .i:q I ;1onth I i .il..mounC '3:on - - - - ../ V " ·-.J l I ~~o::itn ? a riod !:onth ·•'' ,. I I ' .{ !35. 22 I I I J1111e I I I I ! i I I I I I I 149.00 I I Dec ■ 149.30 -- _ _L- - ! 1-,. - - -- 149.so ~ --=='::;: . ;1 I ., ,,ii ! I I I I l - ------~-· · - --- -- - - Vulcan =:cropa1· did not op~r ato duri~ the yoor - no dennnd for tha coal. Proportion of l a'iior cnd 1m t orl nl, ":1aint-manco and Ro~ira of Ac00Ge.orlesn. -- - --- d ' - - ---- --- -- 2~ . ·- ;I Ii i I 'j Ji V::9.30 1,19.so II 1 I 149. 30 i I I I I I ' I I I I l ! ! I i 119.30 I I I 149.30 ! ~T. I Jrote: (x) I I G I I! II j I I s 9-i .06 149.30 1 I I Oct . I I 6 149.3!) Set,t. ! r:onth I i July I II ~•o:ith :'.fantb i I I Parlod :Jou.th .r-ol'iotl 40 .32 53. 7G I ' ! ?-, 40.3~ !Jach. ;.;hift Tonn::igo ~oh. Co st Per ion Shift::; Tons !! in'3d ~ 0-:-,.1 cost -Pe r Por Ton A I 5!o tcl. -- ---- · - ., V l!:'lCimt {E ) 53 & 120 5S.7G I I .Apr. I I \J I.; Ton Aoo-..u1t Per Ton Ac o ts. 40.32 1 \ Peb. Iuar. ', ...., 1.:. \ Jam. 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J'J"l L0.11E as ITO. 1 :5,:_;3, uL'.:iA, i:-,Y•:r .:n :G Ysa?' ::.:::u di ~ Doco:iboi" 31, 193 2 I . 1 I -, ---- -- ----r I {2 ) ;i--La_b_o_r_o_,ps_r.,.a_t_1_0·_ u-+---!._o_to_r_::_,c-._i_n_t _. --+\_:.·_!1_t_•_1 _. _o_r,_o_,:r_a_ti_ "l_.:..1-1-_r _o_t c_ ~ _i_l;_1_ ~•_ ru.·_n_t_-~ __~·_ o ·_::-~_r (es t ._ )-.-_Acc : s. 53 6: 120 ~ !-1 _i::-...r i I ' I ?er ,-i -T ... ... .t>or , .l?e:r 1 .Por :Per 1 ?::on1:bj1.2 ~ .t.!!::OU!lt iron I' lsaount I ',.Ion • b•.:.ou u~ !!.'on l:.lous t il>n ' l:oount ' Toa ' bount ':'On 0 11 I 11 .(__ 1 ., 6 ~ r:: 919 " I' r f\ ---I'---- 1 • 1 1 ! 1 1 ! 1.an. v i-1, . 46 .... 239 1 v 983.12 1,.,. 0110 r • 1 /711'1. ss I _,. . 071 9SG. 73 i:.ooo '" 1239. 50 ,~.oo~ -~ I I Mach. i :'.o~th 1ac;1. ~hi ft 1 !'ar1od Period - Uon th l?-:3riod 24,725.00 24 , 725. 00 $.410 0. 410 ::onth 101 1/21 244 682 3/4 5,169.91 .223 [ 841.72 1 .035 : l,4•! 5.5G j . 062 524.20 , . ·J23 1 21?.56 1 .009 1 50?.43 ' .022 8,?os.se 18,SM.58 23.209.00 47. 934.00 .376 .393 100 232 j u.r. 6 I 5,782.17 .260 1 860.60 1 .039 1 l,4~-1.7o l .06o 2'13. 87 .01s 1 231.24 1 . 01'.) 212. 40 . 009 I S,811. 32 27 ,661.90 22,264. 00 70. 196.00 .39G . 394 105 3/S 211 817 1sa.1s j . 0£1:5 1.0 16. e2 ! . 059 6?6. 97 • 039 j 1s2. 29 I .011 547.57 : ._o :;2 7,816.55 17,216.00 67,416. 00 .464 .406 l , -'.93. 57 1 • 074 372.15 • 018 I l 4,656.45! .210 : ·= : ~ I i\ 11a7 , 1 5,808.64 I Jue 6 j 5,646.62 . 272 1 7CO . eiJ. : . J 37 : 1, 270. 34 .062 559. •15 JulJ 6 • 2,342.60 233 263. 43 1 . 02c) CJ4.C6 . <}€0 154.85 II 6 1 • I 606. 73 ' • Mn I ' ! Alig. ",690.09 .201 649.10 .Oel ' js-,,,. 6 ",291. 98 i • 1e9 : caJ.10 • 039 oat. 6 ~ 910. H .062 ! 253. 33 • 013 215. 29 !. I Oll e,s.19.71 4•!.426. 16 .021 2e7.91 .014 675. 97 I . 052 9,209. 15 53 ,637.29 . 016 123.27 012 Gl o~' 5.'l"I0 . 05 57,40"/. 32 10,0~l.05 138,352. 65 463. 72 1 . 021 I 1.333. 19 . o:;9 I 4 13 . 69 • 018 .o!¼ j 1, s11.21 .os9 9 61. , 4 • I • '" 1 • 037 . 444 20,153. 30 107,569.30 .375 .012 320.?l 1 .014 '1,875.84 65,283.16 2 a 7 . s,; • 010 768 _05 , • 034 7 , 911• 92 13,001.00 22,s?a. 10 1sa,ss3. ,o ! .349 eos. 52 i .051 9 ,962. 60 ~ I I 30.3 27. 3 640 l/21 26.9 814 1/4· 24.7 26.5 I .413 109 185 . 416 106 196 782 1/4 / .416 55 183 410 3/4 1 .404 116 201 838 1/s: ; ea,163. GB ,397 316 • 593 • 388 • ~ -- ~ -- •• I 100 22.7 823 l/8 ! 124 213 969 3/8 i I I 28.0 I I 285.87 . 009 207 I 23,302.35 l&l , G55.00 229, 21 ~ I 26 , 386.75 210 ,no. 45 1 .3?8 1 384 5 30 3 7 • lfoT. 6 6,14S.5l j .223 C59.77 1 . 031 2,012.GS .075 902.32 .oa3 93,104.57 27,626,8 ( , <1 .;;o • 10 ,s20. s9 237. eo .oos 399 .. e~ .Olt..1. 762 5 1 9 2 15 9 3 0 00 2 9 •• . sJil t lie =-a_-~ _6 : -~•:--•-= 5-=-•=-1·- :":--:et!-:--·- :1:--:e_6--:--=-::--SQ. - ?~._2_:J~!~·-0_3_5-tl-:-_1_.5_6_5_. _s _9 t -._o_6 4 - +__46 _ e_. _5+ a _·_o_ + _ _:_::..:::~ . =-::~ ~- :.: . :.::J__ _:b:32 : ·:_:~6: l~ · ;zo _ o_,rz-1 _ 1_. 0_1-1-_10_2_._os_5_._s_4 +-24_ ,_ia_1u_·•_1.5 1•62, 39 1 !otal 60,236.64 1~-229 ' . 9,416.64 p .036 I .:,17 , 472.53 :';.OGS l6 784 27 Qll:5 G 262(162.LJ:5 ·_ ~-=-0 !!====:a.!==--"-· ___ . . ·- 1 -·:..;_·-=--==~==:!::= ·.,= ·= =·=· ==::!~ ,;= ·= 02 ~6 ; 4:~~;;;; 2;, •;,,; 73 ;;;,;l::;·~7~4;J;_,:·',·O ::::;l;,;0~ ,;;;·:;~ 51~~ ~-l ~4~~:~8 ~ { :_02_1 _v102_-.,_== : =-t-b'~ --=-==--===~ · -=~-·· ca...:..s- . =-= - ·10 0 £~...•ro'' es r~3 1ro a.ro noee9om-.v to ti r·..,'""" .~ . loodoro. !rotes !here an 7 Jor , _ losd!>rs 1na t ollod l n this mino. 6 rneoh lnes O'Nll :.-~ mti"t> -o .... 1orJ.y ona b<.:>ic3 i.l.'3 C u t•n· ~ ~,._ {z) Pl'Oportlon of ~tor und :r.at erial, 11:!alntenooce OJld Eapa1rs or ,iccasoori~s". ' 11 5,237. ?3j .198 • l,~5'.l . 35 ! Ton.nsra ; I ! onth ' \ 6 / 1 1 I Peb. 1 vareg-o •r.:a!l :'hift • Po~a I 765 1/2 , / Apr. II • .... i .; 10,lt:;<1. 20 i 10,144.20 - I 1 I - - --- 267. 76 v. ou ! t verora I Cost P~r ~o~ , Shi fto ~o to.1 Co::;t I -.1 • 27.8 27. 5 I'I l ! 27. 2 j I 139 199 ess 1/el 105 1243 7 /~ 1122 1/4 211 -9_124_ 2s.s 1 1 ·---,- ~l~-'-- ~ ~.: o_J �i'JIIrn C:>S~ Of? GO.Ar. r,r,.r:-:n llY .:F.M{I?r<} CO:';\GYO!? !,0,1:.CRf :TO. 6 r·r,-;;:9 n.~ITTi!., r,Y,1:!IT·:G Yoo? :ndill!: Jcos11b 0 1• 3 1 , l 9.3 2 I Labo;.• ?Jcint. i: ~i • 1. O!)Cl'a.tion ! ::::nt'3riol :.:'si nt. 1 1'1 . 18 I ! .015 I 2 459. 91 1 I l ~q !2 1,ll0.53, I I Il : Jul7 i f-15 .171I .597: I 51. 70 I: I I I I I 46. 71 . 009 ! A-q;. \ Sel)t• I :I Oct. I .neo .•., ; .05 0 ':otal ~hifta I !!Jonth ,Potiod !Jo.nth ~ O!l.th :~ontb 5/6 93 22 3/4 2.5 I . 970 15 5/B 69 79 s/e: 11.8 17 1/2 64 106 5/8, 58.00 779. 38 9G6 . 60 939.00 997. 00 .830 1 , 964.43 1,117.00 2,114.00 . 693 ' I . 010 72 , 47 , .065 937. 63 7. 0-1 .011 31.07 1 . ~8 593. 64 2 ,558. 07 G64.00 1,581 .16 , 3.939. 22 1,991.30 676.15 1 4.GlG.37 CG2.30 I I 26. 73 1 . 013 12.05 .01·4 I 76 .51 .089 I Period 1 07. ~2 4,615.37 I 2. 768.00 . 9!)8 • 693 1 I ' .784 5, 621-GO I 5,6,21. GO t I i I I :•onth .. : .! 10.5 ,i I 5 I 65 10.1 I ' I' . 821 .821 821 - --· L.~-~~~!._-~~ ------ • .,'.I I . 821 .821 - -- 12.8 . 821 5,GE l. 60 (z) 67 1/2' 21 3/4 4,615.37 I -------~= 172 • 828 .821 l 13.4 57 5,621.o:J ! 5.621.60 I 148 3/4j 11 3/8 4 ,Gl5. '!>7 ! 92 I • 924 4,01s. :;1 I J_~-!_;_1. eJ ____ _:_-__ ~~ .,. • 929 5.621.60 4,615.57 I ... il.val'3f'e ~:an I :.tan Shift ~hifts TomiD.ge I I 4,615-37 Dec. Cost .?er ?on Average iloch . Sblft Tonnage 187. ~2 •:' 11. 60 I . 024 ~.:onth Period llonfa 6. 52 ..).112 I ' June • 8.64 V 23.781 .:)12 1 I Tons ~.!i 11ed Por Con .i1":!0 llnt 2. 75 ' .;;. 0!1-7 I 1C:'!. 95 j 1 :'Jach. ,--- - - -- I .sss Per '2on }mount ,. Accts . 53 i.:; 120 (cc t. ) I ! ?Jar. i 2 i :"'oi~Jl~ ?er 1son .16 J .0OS I Apr. Totol ht) •! ' :1 1----+-- - - ---+-- ---I--- - --i L~-~--1G9 7/8 ___ so -=-J.=19o 1/!l.=- 11. s -:_j �r.mra CO~ T 0]' oo_,:, : 0:v...n B"i 5 ]d. u. .:t:JY !,O,i;}.,:5.:, J :TO. 6 r l :::3~ fl.1-\r ..:T.A. r yo:r1;:m Yoo.r -:11t1ins J'oco::.boy 31, 1932 ----, --' I - - - ,- - - --- -=-=-= = =r = == = = = r = = == = r = = = = r = = = = r = = = c = , = = = .i:l.VOn:120 I (x ) I . ~ I :e "'" :tabor Cparation Iuonth· 1 ... J Bil. I l ,.'l.!!:ount 1• r.;ar. --- A!D'.:>mi.t l l2o-n l I - - - -- + - - - - - - 2 • 75 '1•·~ .00? ; -~: 36.57 1"\.oe~ ! :;; 17.24 { l . 003 t: 36.97 . ' . 092 I I 20..'" l .416 1 1 7. 01 .014 • 38.45 I .078 ! I 67. 7-! 3'11. 79; .457 l I .lpJ'. I ' &¥ June l 33 8. 35) . 699 i 52.45 i l.7S e.12 i I ..531 ! t 14. 66 l 292.60 i .379 , I Aug. j 1 I f.ept. I l 71'1. 00 . 487 I lI 0o,• e10.001 • 438 :I I .11117 I l I .0€3 I 74.91 , .092 1 8. 07 1 .010 : 1. 25 , .109 : 1 l 1 ! Deo. 1 ;., - - ~- , - 7.01 1 .009 l _! 4; 21. 96 I 60. 64 . 490 I I 1 6G.63' 5%. 98; .069 31. 08, .on, 61, llO ' i . l? I 2.49 129.34 , .086 287.97 401. 00 ~01.00 ~-718 0. 718 6 3/e; 63 23 7/8 16.8 567. 05 492.00 893.00 . 567 1 .635 j 4 l/4 1 116 26 1/4 16.7 1,162.03 1 814.00 1, 707.00 .731 • 681 I 5 1/8 159 48 3/8 16.6 7:5 41 1/8 11.6 428. GDj 1,590.63 1 2 ,191. 00 9.87i 1.600. so I 2, 191.00 I 6.5/81 . '130 l 781. GS 2o 972. 65 • 723 • 730 9 87 52 1/2 14..9 2.181 . 003 371.861 2.542.47 770.95 3,743.60 .482 .679 8 96 45 1/2 11.12.I .007 896.59/ ,3 ,439. 06 1,412.25 s.21s. ss I . 609 .659 19 16. 9 7? 117 12. 6 880. 53i -i.319.89 1 1 .364. 00 l G,579. 85 1 .646 . 656 21 65 105 13.0 76.5l i . OvS ! .003 9.23 . 012 l 17.17 .012 ·I ,j 1,196.691 s,51s.se l l .SoO. 90 6 ,4~30. 75 .647 . 654 74 136 I 13. 6 74. 90! . ~o 1· 25 . 008 20 . 44 .01 3 ll.90 .ooe l 44.5(!1 0029 1 325. 73 6 ,4.42.:n l,514.~5 9 , ~45 . 2~ .611 . 648 20 76 112 1/2 i 13.6 77.58 .105 7.08 . 009 124. 62 537. 03 ? 9139. 34 !~-- 68 69 1/!J ·- 10._!_ ; l I I I •' . 726 14.51 .098 1 A, • BSo .030 181.27 ~6 .51 .) . O~ I 55. 37 .0:33 _56.72 . 076 1 ., 42. 77 1 .032 22.09 1 ~onth .009 . O~? ! l .oes 'ont h 12. 49 132.~ 13a.10 7 .016 .ooa . .oa i ~ :.:an ~hift p ShiftG 1 ':ODD0€8 •l 2,170. 61 . 013 ' r:onth !!onth c'ariod :to!lth I AV9~8 :::ach • ;111 ft Tom1sgo 570. llj 10.16 267.05 G,. 024 ·"•,1 117.68 ◊. 011 (\ •: •. 168 1 ~ N l s 1 Joy .toad9r 1n:; tallod 1n tb1s mine. Pl'Oporil()D ot labor sn(l n:ate rial, ''r:alntaamce and nBpoirs of a ccas::orios". -- • .,_,_ - j 74S.20l l0,GS0.~0 .938 _ _-66_~ _.. -~~.sae_;i- -:~~ ·- r.) .G_6~J ___ ~~:~ ____ 7_9_ 1,13.9.34 54l.e5 ., 0 ~·1 I -=- '-=--- ~ - -=d..==== =:!c== # (:r:J ehifts I I I .015 -~301 __ 1_ ' 6,,049. ? 2 ; .4 ~--3-_~-~ 1- ·. 0201 ? Bote a Cost ,P(:lr '.::'oa I 5. 47 1 .011 I 35.~5 ~ 279. OS; I I 1 I .om I I I 72.47 .Jonth .l?eriod 267 . 97 , t'; .050 I I G5.36 • .085 I 679.80 1 . 449 I 36'.00 24 . 49 l I 660.00 I L::_t a l 4. 361 . 009 ! I j .loT. I I I s 1.:'o utll Ton II Anour1 t I Ton I 1 ;;>eb. ---,--- 188.43 it.'.470 ! r\: !f To t:...l Cos t :.:ach. t ;:1 21--- - - - - , - - - - - r- - -- I 0• e, p.• ,~o Aceto. 53 t,; 120 =~t ' l. 1pero.t10i.3. j =~ato:riol ~!clnt. 1,-::: ,:: 10 ... Total _ J ~!9_!~8 ~_ _ 13.7 _ ~ �Ju!la Ha. 4 r.:ino ,!\~ck, fnrinr:s r I July 7- i- -~r !i0 pt , :,uc . Oct . +-- !iov. 1 n,c . !-.ro~n1 I I : I Shclti n~ Conveyor !lit:') ..::~H,i:.:li·;;:;::::o ' (, 2 ,'/91.00 (; 3 ,256. 70 1:) 3 ,01,.02 G 2,71'/ .:u ~· 3,135. 28 ·_; 2/)17. <)'{ (' l,160. 34 1~: 2,490, 31 \·: 3 ,255 .,1 i.? 6,837, 59 :) 5,506.67 :; 5 1 599.71 (j 42 ,733. 29 ! 'l'o-~cl 'i onc 4 1 ~ 1 . oo S ,4:JJ.. OO j 4,660 .oo 4,393 .00 : 5,359 .90 4,254 ,55 1 2 ,006. '15 4,208 .0,5' S , 4-1 1.90 11,974,50 10 .593, 25 10 ,360. 35 73,134. 25' L'. ino Uo:J·t nc l· :.o::i z-. .620 C .602 10 .64'/ :,' .619 ,:, .594 , .6G6 C' .5''/8 1: . 59 2 O . 602 (: .571 r .520 ·-' , 54-0 July, inc . Coot per -~; n - :.,c:'i otl ' :.1 ,. 620 I:; .610 0 .622 (' .621 • .615 ~ .62{, t .623 (: .619 f .617 '.' .. 606 ~ , 592 " . 584 :; ..534 1 6°" t!!U:;Dl:lt Ve~r ccint l o~ .. :-c:.'.l.cd ,_' .0,5'8 !~ ,053 (· ,054 v ,055 ;_' . 050.. .~ .055 ~1 .O60 I:J , Q.)D 1t; . c6~. ~ .. 05/J (' . 05<, ·: . 05, \, .• 05, I 9- l.iept . t o 'l'c-~cl C:;:;t - -c.i:i,x : ,_. ,6'(8 . 663 .6'76 ,~ .676 , . 669 :" .601 .• .683 ~. 679 :: .681 ) .66410 .64e ,· . G39 .: ,.639 1 ve. o., i no . _;,.v. r..:c.c;, . :i1d.i'·;; ·_'o:~..::.~c , 43 I:~41 f..J. IJ6 l?.2 36 41 38 39 42 44 42 I Av. t,,:: _;;,.'.J.t .. ":-.:,,,:o 1 1;;.6 1 5. 6 Y,. O l f:. !i ~ 16 . O j 24. '/ 1 4. 4 12 .6 1 2. 2 13. 6 1 4.l 13. 7 14.l ·I :j Loo.dera 5--Jen. t o i ?lo. 8 Lin:> I! i<';:,WI:,,, :;p17:,nr~o t 1 l ;1 ::C:-cyci. l oc.llcro l ,31,L73 !"' 3,308.95 0 1).,399 .09 ~ 5,263.32 0 4,819. 77 (' f.-,945.62 G 50,G67.97 : 2- l oe!!cro 2 ,120. 00 .619 (\ . 603 (' . 026 :: ? ci ,.. • G'·I \ 17'7 12 ,6 !)C;.•a.,or Lor..tlc!"o 1-lo!.Clor 6, l o19 ,00 '/ ,8!56 .00 ll,725 ,80 l0 , '176,00 o , 420 ,00 93 , 221.80 ! . 5(,0 C, . 449 C . 4-4'/ :'\ , 587 , ,5'/2 0 °553 :J ,539 (· , 543 (• .,5'43 I . 025 r. . 025 C . 023 ◊ . 022 0 . 0 22 0 .022 i r:99 I.... " • .,, . ::,''97 • "... . ,,r;76 r·. • 561 r .\ 324· .,,r;G.,,r; r., 307. -~5 . 406 0 , !)71?, ~: '1,·1 3«) 29 . 6 342 17 , 3 34, 18,6 359 18, 4 17 , 5 17 , 7 I �., 7 II r -'· .\.; GO.Jr o:;_.· (:!;Jil, LC.:.: 'd r.-~~,J/· n:w::.1,i,Y ( rrn;rJUDii~{i i)i..{;>r'~·;G:C'J'I OH ) Y~,:,1 !.Jm:::m:i iil-:crn.'.i_::-;a 31, 1932 J ~--;1 . 'l'ypG l•'C b. l.:...,.,• , Totnl i--~---j--- I Reliance ~ I shdti~ i.io1T11cyor j U!.o ~ ::pc1~:..~c·c 'J.'otcl 1~on~ •1 9-Jen. to ?Joy, U m ,,;o.::;~ Ih.:t ton 1, i nc . Oct . , Cool; pc:.' -~ 011 .. .:.'c ..·.:.c-.. C 7 ,244 .00 ,:} 0,322.301[ 6 ,9~5-96 ::' 6 ,5'/6.t:-9 1,· 7,216.65 10,381 .601 1 2,293.10 1 9 ,Co9 . 25 ? ,0'16.eo 10 ,459 .G5 . ,~ . 698 C ' .67'/ f' • 700 ,.' • 7 251• , 690 " r. .690 G .6G6 le. (191 '\ •6?\'. . ,697 l 40 v . c Dco. I Dcpl.°'OCi~tiori - -;:ic1.•ioJ I C . 062 C .057 IC' .059 " , 0;)2 t , 061 0- Juno to -rot(il uo!l'~ - 7 :...:iot; , .; . 760 ,:.; .7~3,·· , 75'J ~ , 76G 1 :· ,'i5i3 \ 1 ,.,.,P.,. ino • '"" C'! .. . •··•· -: "•'G .:..'o ·• ·•---.. ... ,.,.. i;r. r::", 54 r.-i u'"" " . , .. tv . :-,..;.'_,. .. -1 ..,'-,ct6 ;J.L Pi t t;.ir Loc.dors I :...v . t'.c.,u ~3i.~:l.St ·:~on.;::cn 15. 3 16,5 15,5 15.G l 15.5 I Locdoro I1 I I ~.. I! 5-Jon. 3-:i::-o b . c:: I.:~ • 4-P.pr. to I i .uoc. , inc . !' I' Pit ~n: Loe.dor::J l-loc.uar .,\.I I j _,_ 1 I J---~n-- •---,,•··; ·,•: u s• n ..... ...,; - - .. """" ' ~ - u I 'l'otcl 'i1onc f V • Uno Coo~ p-.'l' t on ., 1 I Coe~ 1>0I' ·;;orl - ~·01·:-..ocl 1 I ~opi.·oe;l._,_iio!l - ~'~:•ic.;~l , l r,")o·· ,-,.....,.cju - ·-o-~~ .. - - od !. ..v f.n • ·1•c,.~, · ~11•\{'-'. " •1·~ -,,-,o .... v-.. • w .. I: "~~ \,!,.; 0 1 l' I _ _ <.J .. • -.. l !W . I:!. .,1 tJhlft ..'o m:.;_':..(}) •.1 1 ••.., - I V ..,. ..'·.. I\ 23.C; , 5J. w /" . !;10 Ii,• • t:--10 1( ,297 1( .60'/ I( 50 16 .l I 92 . CJ . 11G.c5 .., . 791 .661;. \,, . 131 \.... • 795 '- c:" '-rlG t\.'. ;,u, 1&5.15 n .6 10.3 23 . 8091.: •'(CO •,.-- ,096 "{\._ . 0'/6 I, 21 202.13 :; 445. '/0 .633 ~ . 'I 37 C .160 c 1 40 . 59 ::, 101 .1, z; 2,203 .04 • 246 .95 3,281.75 ' do r 182, 10 ,560 743 0 ,733 G • 724 (. 531 . 30 . 6J.6 0 . 031 :} I 208. 82 :) 319.40 ,654 C . '/10 v 343. ':JJ ::. . 02, C :023 0 v . 602 . 702 :: , 022 c. . 696 ~• 0 2S (.t . 722 Q .696 I . 026 i .722 26 23 2$ 25 16,5 12.l 13. 7 12.3 12.l - - - - - 4 - - - - + - - - - - + - - - - --i-------1 23 I' ri, inton h\I - �~31' C!~ CD~'.:., !.L'.D~D i:}GTiflJttOAl.:1,Y (IIJG1UD!I!G DE!>HBC! ATION) r-~'!.!l 7 Jl>n:0 n]cm.:rrrm 31 ~ ~?32 , Clc.oo:.Hicd _i _Cl._l _ t;inton I • 4 ~.u. Jo't Louaera Ij ·rotcl ·to!lo llino 1};;:")01~ :l'~ur:-o Joli, ,O 1 ~ob. '145.3410 633.12 .0 963.10 0,5. 95 I 2- Jan. • nm Coe·~ p c::- to:1 D . ??<'> IO . 7~-0 :.. 1-Feb. ,U).r. , ,illr. Goat nor t O!l - f ot·lou O 77"'- O . 750 0 July, Sept. to l:op1•0-o:.t~..t:lon .. ?o:":!.od ~ec ., Inc . To-l;al Cci:J'~ - Pod.cu (' l!et", -+-- 316.08 0 322 . 70 'I "B.. 1.d.ne Slmori.or 1 1 ~ ' ~ ~ rI Juno ?6.13 , 2C .'15 July ti T 28.27 27 .!5 r .9~·-59 V 270.39 C 300.68 236 . 55 311. 70 • 822 0 ,86'/ V 'I I o 7. 2 - - - - - - + -6 .0 Totcl Vee. ,-. 1 ~ 31!•9 •90 , 979 v 2.6t.8 v 1 .(M-1 /G .359 0 . 791 ,(, . G16 :-: . 816 (~ . 816 IO . 010 ~1 • 818 O .819 0 ,024 0 .820 C • (?1o tlCJl"'Oc:1.:.tb:lcn cha.rr;eablo noc; unt mchinoo ht!vi n::; cc c~1 1·oti1•ot1 f rom Gauitcl. Inve1:ti:rrmzt prvvioua 'iio 1930) . 774 C, • 758 G . 791 ,... 616 ,) . 816 C . 316 ti .ClG :.; .818 {, • 019 ~ ,821> .e20 23 29 18 14 2? 24 22 21 AV. LQOtl . 3!lii' t .:o ~ :-~GO 1 1 l1--_ _ _ _ _ _ _.J. l _t<_ .v_. _r_ .1f'.._n_ o._1:.. _ f_t_ '.:_ .)u _·n.:... _ i;_ ·o_,___1_t1._••_4_ _ _1 _5_._3_ _:_____9_♦_ B__ 1 l~,Y !.;_} r'. 1 9. 9 10. 7 o lO .o 243. 14 0 2,808 .34 2~9.15 .906 . 835 v 19 3,3G4,9S .835 11 .835 0 8 ,7 !1 Gb&kin3 <Jonveyoi;- ! t'J.no D:;:)or,li·~m..o Lo.:.clors I Totnl 'i'o~ 13-Jen. • kpr. , 1 Ui.no Coot p c!.· :.cm Jun:) to Sept .I Goat pa:.• -to u .. :~ ci:'iot'l :lco., C; Dec. Deprodd:i~u - ?c1-:.c-J 14-Feb. ,r:cr. u Tc-& ~ Got:r~ •• :?c:.-icl t:'tiy. AV . !.;a.ch. 8h i t ·~ ~om:3::;o 12-Oct . ~ l!ov. • t.v . Um ~ :1.r 0 '.?o n!.::-.ao Fit C.:1• Locoero 2-Jan. ,Fob. , Jt.u:c to i:Oc. ,ine . , 3-_r_:.-:._:-:_.l_;J_r_._~1_~_._ :.,____ _ _ __ _ _ _:__-!-____1.__ _ _ _J_ _ __L ___J____ _j_____J____~---+-_.::_+---t-- ----t---~- - -en I.iino I Oupod.or 1 - - - -71 I I Gbc:kiJJ(; uozr1cyc:;.• 1 Uno ..,;::,ic:.l :1:i;u1·3 •:i.10~~ 'lv,!j IJi~10 C:,rJu r1n ·0on ~ e Ju.n5 Co~~ no~ -~ 011 - - ;:·lo.... 12-~ . t.pr. /JJ3. Dopt>.3-ci:•~.'.!.c:1 .. Pc!~c... t o !Jec. 1%10. 1~ul Co~ - :'c::icd 9-..Tulf 1:-1 .;.:._.._o: . . tiu;i.fii ?cu~ o Locdorc. ll- Jen , ,l?ob. :_v. J::::.n cn::.f. To ! !'!:!CO Pit vQl" Loc.dc?'c 2-Jaa. tleJ , Jur.!> J uly , Oct. !'.cv. ' & Dao . l-~eb. 3,-i.far. Ji>r . lil.l.:; • a Sept . Pit Gar Loe.dero 1-loader • - -- , -- - - t - -- - 4 - - --1-- - + - --....!------ �GOS'l' Ou' Got~ 1.0;:.i):D i.3CHAliYOJl.LLY (D!GLUDII~ l)l;r>fir.CIJ\TIOfl) Y~.~R :~~JDI~G DBWI.!Ifilt"'t 31, l 932 1'ypo Glaocifi.cc:'.i:1.;.;. . "E" lane .§:!Apo ri or Shckini::; Conveyoi" Loe.ders 4-Jan. to June. inc . 6- July 9-.tue,, nept. , an<l l~ov. l O-Oct. 8 Dec . Pit ao.r Loc.doro 3-Ja.n. to sept. , inc. · 4-Cct. :tlov . ~ Doc. I Sbcld..tt; Convoyor Loadero 1-June to Sept ., inc. ond iJec . 2-0ct.~ llov. S lJ.U. Joy Lona.era 6-Lo&Clers �1J_O GOS,'? fJfJ' OJ c'IJ., '!J)p.::X:,;J LOHM!IC/\Ll..Y (INCLUDING DD:>PJiXUA'rIOU) ·i.z.l~! :....JJJ!I'.G DEGBLll"3R 31, 1932 ~ -- 1== 'l'19e Jan. Clo.ooific:-i;;io!l tar. Feb. ~ I f_pr. Juno t:~y II;o, 6 ane HfJlna Oct. 30pt. I!: - - - - - - - - = -- - - -- - - - - - - ! . . . -----:...,___-- - ~ - - -- : ; - - - Ooc . i!ov. 'l'otel I I ShelcinJ Conveyor (\ \) I I. Loa.dcrs l-Ja.11. & Juno 2-l!'ob. to , 'l'o-i;nl 'A'otl!J Une a:iot pe::' ·i; on Cost nor to::: .. ~o:.-ica 11 liay, inc. Depre-cie.tion - ?ol"iotl Total Co::rt - ::o..-J.C'J I S B.U. Soy Lotaera 1-loEl.dor C (: "; . 717 0 4.GOS C 93 !~v .~aM -~.ihi.f•:; fot1t!!:lSO /,v . ~:1 Sld.:?·;; i:~0:n':.:!0 0 ~ 2.; I I Una n:,_:,el..Ji•tm·o \ :_I To·;.o1 '.?ono Uu:i Coo·~ per ton 0 ao::it '00? ·ion - i?C.l~iod l .} 201.n 1:; To·~el Oos·G l.157 1< 63 16.8 ! Dsprocia:~icn - :'C:.'icd I :: -. :,or~i.cl j_v . ua.c1... Shi£·~ 7onnE:.so !~v . ton sh:~f~ .!.'ot~~.nso = = = = = = = = == ,a .oo 3.231 0 3. 231;: 0 I 18'/ .42 10 {j e,01.001 . 718 G .72.Cjt; . 439 , r 779.3810 997.63 v 676 .15 .09ol u .o64 c 1 .060 10 69 6~ .993 t i ll.8 10.5 ' 279.08 : ◊ 1 492 .oo .5:,7•-: ,63!il r . 394, C 014. 00 . ?31 0 I .821 ,. . 821 J .048 J t. • 172 42C.6o l v 484.CO .681 G . Llf6 1 . ·,26 ' v • 3J9 .: • .J~ ,4-02 ,;~ l.Ot,7 1•.' 1.132 1() 1.02~1iJ . 990 1: ll6 1;,; 1.8.7 . '/04 . ., .053 ,X • ai'.>9 1"; . l3'/ll• 1~\ 12 .3 594.98 ~ 16 .8 !c== = = = = =====-""='="==-=o==""'======:!:= = - - = = ' = I . 821 fj . 821 ,.0 . C62 V .883 vA 862. 30 I 939.001 1,11.7.00 .83010 .893 0 .929 ,0 .970 v .,..,1 ,,.·: 73 ll.6 I () V . 130 I(; I .D78 0 t . ll2l 0 . 6211 . vSl (l . 082 :_; I,_ . OG2 (I,, .062 '.I " .083 •.1 . 803 V I\ ;,, l\ \} A 14-.9 96 _j l~ 77 12.6 65 13.0 74 13.6 76 13 ♦ 5 4,615.371' S,621.60 ' I 570.11 D 371.86 \) 896 . 59 0 880. 0310 1,196.69 r,V 925. 73 V,. 761. 65 770. 95 .. 1,472.25 l,36ll,. OO 1,85'0.90 l? 514, 45 .6~-0 rJ,•, . 647 0 . 611 <,I .609 ◊ • 7 29 ::· • 402 V .656 '. .648 \! .654 v .659 "' .'/30 ( .679 \!,.,,. ,241 \ ,270 0 . 209 0 .i9, " . 355 :. . 329 \.'b 1 .663 0 . 897 \!... . 843 V,., . 929 ·~ 1 . 08, r 1.008 \ ' 87 - =="="""== =-=='- ,82119 .057 ll " \) 697.03 . 821 ;I . 062 , . 003 80 11. 5 I .~ 7,139.34 : \I 743 . 20 10,688. 40 .938 I .668 1 .660 () .198 0 . &66 0 68 10. 7 ' .19a ; . 866 79 13.7 �.\l.l Lodloro tir-.e r!;q,ondii:uro ToCa.1 Tono I.:iue Coot per ·Con tfo . 4 ?'ir.3 Root: ;J;,i-lnJo Corr~ per ton .. ;·oi~ictl Dcprooio.iion - rcTiotl ~otal Co at - l'c;;,ic,~ -~V . L:~ch . i.i.hif·;; ~OU:.'. ·o ~·.v. L;a;:,i Oh:i.f·~ ·-1 c~2:::.1s.J l'.ll Lon.tlo1·0 i~ . 8 !Sno !toe!: Spri.,gs t, !J..l Lo~uoro r ,,mt.on lJ.l LOc.tlOl'O L.i f"'.:0 ::u:>->ri,:,l."' •: (; H ;.;i... _ 1_.<,...,~ ...-,, ..... ~ ~C-" }-•• .. o~ 1 ~c-~. 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Coot i?e&"'lod I Av .!Jo.oh .Shift Tomu;,_zG 'i f'.V. f.!c.::1 Shift ~Oi111QG0 \ m 1 \ !Ill Loc,.dors Superior 1) lI \ 1! \ i I I I ~ill LoadOI'o I Ilo. 4 t i~ Hen~ I I I llll LoncJero !fo . 6 riue ,I ~b.nna I . 120 I I .871 .151 79 i 12.~ I ,... ~ 9,075.G1 \' 25,280 .35 r . 359 I, ,'• , '·, 281,837.5; . 414 ...•:, . 059 (-.,._ f' . t,,73 212 26.0 116,637.98 " .4l4 j .059 1 .473 185 24.o I �ST!i.TiitiE!!·ri' 5H()7/TI,!G I~XEEaID:crtJRES )'l(·R 0Afi'1"l"Y AND FIR.ST AID Kr ALL M!.HES tJJD GSNEP..l\.L OF1.?X('8 ,, Lil.H1:UW T;-18 YBr,R '1932 ... .:t£ "YSAR 193.1 I 01'!.'iPAP~D 'It'llI '1'i ~ 11 J • l I Sci'o·l; y ~nGhlOO!'"CJ Ii f.:t,l !)Q!:"ir1 C::.<.i;.1 11 ;I Sm:·ia1k!:!.n...,.. :U .!.'1.00 :, li .:l:~'D II -. t:i.nr;o, !:lo::::c i) u~o. l ' !i nook D!!,.,.:. ·i-:-1 tJ~ ... v:..>- D~il"lc.r::.;:i.o;:1c C~ld ! Il1cpcc'~imo - '" Rock lih>x-in~ 0 Lu'bori ?.~M.0i;-ial ''i:otal k~bo2:• l:a toirial 'Kotel Laboi' !.;a·i;ol"ial Tofa1l Labo:? " . q It I I - Roli&lco I ,. ':l int en I - ,_, I I --- ! - - - 7 - - I - Ea.nm>. (.J' -;-741.48 -r 62.0~.' _ 2,3~2-14 60800.:u la642.7t ;.., 253.11 291':0_2 877.90 239-?.4 :;67 .12. ., lo0lt;,.54 7'1.60 2'15 .88 275°88 0 '),8.58. • '-J '!-o 1_?6• 14-~ie~ I I 4,,4137. 97 71 .60 89.10 Sunorior 2.609.02 2,609.02 I ' . (> .; Gono 'l'otal ~.!mas ,_ _ 0%_f ~CJ.l.. (\ ----- 2 J[9_!_,9_g__ 4,245.83 l ,666-9.:L 2~337 oGO 2~6o<J. 02 ll,874°92 __s_;._7'/ 6. /;!,2. l'M21• ?4 GtiLA.3 ,h670.11 466 ° 3~ .f~fa:ts_ -~' ~03..!.9g 7fo:-28 , 73°1!-l A - Inoludea ooat of -.rtcraobiles Given ~e oc.fcrl;y a., ..!.n1~ :'.::,olt.••00. D - (;605.78 of thiu amount repreoente trc:\"oJ.::.nc <,... t_1L o:i c,f ~f't.i:y Dng:1.uoor nncl llio ut:a:I.utu.Uts . - �C( :.;'i,' TD r.:ArnT;lTI-1 u:mma ! "A01i I '-iE5 Yc:1? :Ciiding Doco::.ror 31 p 1932 T I: _-...:=-,-._- I t:ako l tocatic~1 i- ·- .v~~~\]- ~ - - No. 4 4 8 Total L tlliv-.m oo&lnn Goodman _-···- - . Reliance Uo. l I Oooclm::in '" inton Uo . l l Total superior "B" non n_s~• Total B 'I 19 _~ ·34• - ;) V V • nr, , · ,• Totn.l Gr um.l Tc.tat 1:ot o : Sullivru.1 1 Gullivnn ,.. t) '/ • I •i 2tl _,. 1 1,i:1,36.39 , a ,:;J:9.17 4 l -12 , 1)151-3; j 5,213. 05_L 6_,36~~~ -I 19 l J.9 I 3,045.50 491-22~ U- 12 137 .67 ll 1,03-1.69 3'/ 6 2 l3 119 --=•· 70~1 ,. ~ U;) P '-1 o 6/( U , l Hanna ·.:--.,,, ~ - • $ QJJ.0 6'76.26 -J-tI 25- ~ I 3,921.04 ilo. 2 4 6 1 -J;~iJol" 6 Joffroy Jo£froy I .teffroy ~ =--=-=--=-==-:-;-:.:c..:.,;==----c-=,,.--;a-..:..· ~ :(1i n ~G!"'~?.nco I (; ....:t !'01:-1 '1.1c;c.n1 ,F◊l'CGtc-.~o Cut l_ _J.::..·~?r io~ I _ _'.!.~0'~¥_ ~ ~~~ao C2=1} G'.:'t> Fr~~nc·a1,.,::._ b:t_ :.:n.ehineo I .-. 2--0 90·~ f'J2 •· l 110 l0 ,...01r 223,051. 75 29.2 G 34.0 229. 95 I 1 , 091 .16 1,321.11 15,936 .017 .024 98.6 , 17 -, l, 0:J5.50 G,510.29 '/ .523. 79 _ 3!0, 7~S ·--·· 32.3,222.25 ; t; 1,. of :i'.n.cl:iu~_o I C.:u i~-~-~-t)a V_co Root Sprinc,:t r - l, 63.~FJ l 5 1 1,.0 _. 3.1.. 9 2 7 237 .u. l,6~-0 . 33 4~31 1 .022 - - - 1 S'l fG,2'/4.00 B.C.o2 19(>,179 250.392.10 _ --· 78o4 7,160. 91 ! 0 12112~.49 I 234, 727 .0.11.J! .; 302.-195.00 .020 $QOe 454.0l 1,33~-~ 67,9.S'l 7, 23.72 ,-f:C,54;> . .:, ' --W2-;6fo-· - - - 1~03 - --, ,J I ..,-,.,~ I 309,19~.oo 22.0 9,95S:.5'61 .032 _ I 944•• 91 1 357°80 1,r:.36.13 i 195,319 t. ?5 .47 163,03, 2 ,121 . 93 _ 139,790 I 0 I 19, ,368. 7S . 007~ .003 173,813.50 1 ,oa·,.2.-:. 1 .o_is 165,B(;.10 - -2~Jlf?:?;i r- ~-,053~3 r-·49a,:u·~ 4-1--. ooB ·-53S; _ _ cr2~r.3. I ---1 ·- - 2so1.64+- 3, 904.33.1 370.03 G0'/ 022 • ,a-71--;72 T,§!"2:-0!r - 101,431 l6D31!,. , il'/, 'f'/6 I I · 7:;.9 97.9 99. 9 93.8 84-3 .'lJ:'I II ·· . 107,o;;i ..;o .030 I 2Jo, 906.30 ~ 36.i . 037 I l6, 1I16.7., 99.6 - :o::m-f 4D4, 3SI::,5 --z9-;r I 108 I(,~,(,13.49 I c:26,617 . 62j _()36, l!.31.1_1J ! o!}~-~G2a___ .-~·~: o~~- ~ , 04., ,27_0.00 l 77 .o All e o::il rc~ovorcd fro□ i:c . 4 l~ino, H::imm. , io o.o·i;ua lly ttl'ltlorcut b~r milli nt.; nach:l.nca . Tho 101,431 ·i;ono rcpro::ionta t ho f'irct cut czily ~ ·i;ho b.2l auco1 OT ·i;op ccul 0 being eh o-i; clou 1 n.i;'-i;cr tho 1•0:·1wa.l cf tl1.c fir st c-.1·i; . \,- . so. r.-~ ( ". r, ~ ,--;! ... I �llt".i?:zrr Q.7 l? Yi: CARS Yoru:' Dndinc DcccmiJcT 31, 1932 -r Cv.~~o c,r; Pm~( I )), n •;; cw~ Trc..--iax'o1.·rGt1 J'1m. 1, 1932 f :.1r.-clle.oct: i:!C-a Crui•o 1 Loeaticn C.:it'o t.ocolvoa Guse on I~1.~nd Doocubox- 31 , 1932 O:lr s I.bo.m;. ono,l , Luc·~, Sold c~1t1 'i,:o.nef01n-.•0G. !----~---·- lil ! Shop _J__1?01:-- - Di 30:r\1iGO Ropuii."'::J 'l'C.'60.1 I ·I Rcok Sprini;c Ho. 2 4. 1\ 7 8 49'1· i 56(. I 3 I 56'/ 4~.:?- it 494 33 10 .$21 ~31- 8,~ 12 4_74 LJ.86~ 1 lJA 22 1,492 1~514 ' 76 25 559 SB~- I -· ll t,87 498 33 19 I 42~ 315 376 ! 'i'otnl - - -- - - - -+---l_,_6ID _~O___-il,____ _ __, _ _ _ _ _ Rolicnoa no. l ~60 Uinton 1-?o. l 505 376 r &lporior unu "C'' "D': "E" 'l'oto.l .'I Hruma No. 2 r1· I j ! : Totol :I GrMd Total I - ----~ 7 23 177 ·- ;JO 50 453_ I 27~ 50 11 316 1,382 93 I , I 298 ll I I ----- 9~. l ___ _,____ _ 3 23 - 7 ---2 6 22 lS 8_ _ - - - - 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - l ~06 I 4, 401 3:t I 16 I "'t - f;O:::.dy for noi"':Jioo -.:-hen ucrocd. 93 I 8 29 58 _ j ______ 320 -~- 0 ~ ___ __I_ 89 127 l! ___ G6 1,292 89 t 281 2_3 _ _ __ 393 _ _ _ 4~:_2~ 3 443 127 69_ 1,315 91 287 _ __?3_ 401 I 4 ,312 ] Ho. 2 cine, Rock Gp,•incc, c:J.on0u c}or,u ll'obi'uo.ry 15, 1927. no . 'l Ll:mc , Roo!r 3pi:'inga , clooocl dov11. Dcccmbo:r ,31 0 192'1• 11 11 n Ll:!nc , Ciupor-loi;-, clr,ocd dow1 Vchrno.ry 15, 1927. ~ ':i.;......:-, :.. !-~ �Yomr Dnding Doec-.:.:'bo1!" 31 0 l 932 I i I LO~a:{;ia nocI:: Spi:-:J.ng:i nol:'.l.a;,co !lC.r-.tl1{1 \,i 925.60 Lnboa" ,~ 73~.91 ~'!.99.70 1 0 cS2.56 239.~3 I 833.21 ! Ll-;Jo .69 I I ' Tens l?i. 00.uocc'l. I I Ooo-t ?or Ten 1 II 1 AV • Ho . C::1.1..e: i n Scrvioo : ' I 01)660.57 JL:-6 >27iJ•• 00 I I I o.co3 I I l, 76t;.• 95 ' 2S0 D392ol0 ' . 007 l ' 1,302oC() 547.07 l o3S1 . 0S 630.80 1,131 .. L:-9 I I 54-4 I . 004 4-)u .003 1,346 ~.04.,301.;;, I . 003 L!-01 3090195-00 I I l I 535,027 .3~ i I 1,002 i r, .,_, jl.J.o!J31 •3l '1_lo•~o). I : I ' -?6~ • 2r: ;., I .i. ,c.. \'i :4'"1x. r.m Supoz-:lo~-- I L:::itoil'ia.l I l 'i'otnl I Cost 2, '102087 07 ,24-0 .1012,011,.5 ,27u . 00 0 . 004. I 3,863 I I - .. - -· -·I II Rook S:i;r-inco 0~~ I I II r:oliC?lOO I t.o~; 1· "tl:!z:.t 0'".C i lCO% I. [;:.: t~C i:i.C·~ II 11 ,· I ,; !:tli~~ I L'Cru'UlG I .Pla.:1."1 Ieincl Lubrico.n'ii Grct:.20 Uoctl Roll.er I 20~ Suporla. no. 39. 1.0·' .., p Ve(r,l ucu . I vieo Tranemiaoicn oncl VOBQ. 11(; 11 • 9&'/4 L!-;; Vioo no. l and Ve@ "0" 4 831! cconoc 1:0. 10 l 7I" - ·- �EL'!.:B!::E CF Pl10PS USBD Your- R.1t1.:41t; Docc.:nhor 31 , 1932 II -- := - - 1 -- t: il~O --- I_ --- Locution 11 Rock Springo Hu . 4 1\ 8 69 T - tI S ,Ol!-9_ i_ 1_2,625_:.t 39,28'/ , r ~, 807 ' uo. l 6,953 h11nton no. ; ·-L 9,340_ , 22,895 3,906 J.. ,/96 6 -~5,621 .. 206 ll,0~-9 • "En l,,50 30, 418 .,..ot-, I •~,o~• 24,651. I '" 47,760 ,.,.o, • I 14-,053 '''•"» 100 1 3,~8.5 ~~=- ~ • 4 ,04!/ 632 594 , .. 67,62? _; __ ---1-· l6~~--1 14-I V ~,06 200 f _ 606 , : ~38 r ! uVub' I 256 t -- =-> 20:270 -r 37,304 -- 2 ,163 _ 321 i 57,5~~1 31 1 1 10.461 I I__ __ L 1~3 j_-~~ 4,085 107 /---- '~-,370 470 12/J. 02 l),.;j 68 1,251 4-1 6 68 100 I ll3 510 le t;,34 I 22,482 3l,73S i 322 l , 362 J _ 9~ .!. t,0,2.ll 2,6~6 I 9~-,428 II I 1,094 4,81$ 36 r "-?!..6-35-=~_j 10,962 l s,,-:.s? I t- ~~9.o! _ I 1,375 l- T~~G~ . - 12 53,354 I I - 283 21'.l- 45,993 l 12 78 .,. 3,665 371 2,900 6 i- 41,1!, -~ .. 1----- - - - - - - - - - - --------+---· Tota.l 3 , 699 - ' 7'15 ·4 All :·1noa 10° . 1,.5'63 I 9,f.,5l 3,039 - - - +I- - - · - 6, 301 ucn ' ! 1,196 69/l- ll,/JO no . 2 I!anWl 9~ a_~ ----~ 2.645 1,162 1Reliance II I --- r· - - ----! ---- - ·1·--· 3 ,2n I 3>~-~ ~--- D~21_9.___:___ 21.,010_ _: '.i:otul. onn -··1 --· t- 7? 1 l,GO} ', I~ Suporlor - 24-8 1- l 5,945 5 ,21;.1 t 194•, 737 ___ _;,. ....;. I=--__:_ t= er:: �I Lineal !rG . • 'J.' otcl Coat Rock S).')l.,....!..."1:.Jl iii; ., IOoat Pairrr't.i. I Go~t 20:r !,i:noc.l i - - -- - -, 1 Liuc!:'..1 .i.cm 1 I Poi;;- l'on No o 1~ 6 ';.V~!:!l R0lilli3CO !lo o 1 . 016 -- ~J:irr~oil Ho ,. ! - -- Snp~:i:,fo::> fl!)!: ll(;ll Hc.m:isi. !,:o . 2 ! Toinl 10'1,0!JG .JO 2801905. 30 16)416.75 t;.C4 t ,331. f;:J 10,152 f.-5 )471 336 55,959 737 .1-5 . 007 23.16 . COl . 010 3,409.71 4,170. 02 . 012 .095 .162 . 021 .138 i].755 --, �ALL LiillES = ,=- i I I I I I I 'iona L'J G:::'i; ;i.c,:1 Protluoo<l R:.cZ: 3pt>ing:i :-io a 4. G l 223,0;1.1s 'Ec~;cl 323,222.25 546,274.00 Flol:tanco I!O a l 2,0,392.10 \'J:\nt on iJ a • l 309,195.00 ·- Lin0ul JiOO'ii 2l,0,54 ; 1~6,936 217,990 ll3t32t!. I I 195,368.'fS I "GCl 93,803 122,311.3 173,813.50 1;1..551 2.65 ,045. 10 !lEO 535~027.35 Tr/Jal - I I I I -- .094 .609 • 399 101,osa.50 7 .303 7 .626 . 072 92 81,612 3S§p;06 .664 1,177 6!J3 • .11.. .011 G 280,906.30 !6,4-16.7S •.r~a.l 404,381.55 - . 002 l,G.:10 ,oo; 2,045,270.00 782,453 .3a3 ~- C?m.1d Tota.l - ~ Eruma i:iu0 1.ro. 2 vory lit"Glo· \7'hol a timbor uu.a recovorcd ~or ur.;o 1n other tcttitory. Duo ·,o tho aquee2od conditio:1 -~:i!:JL--o!' io i·cuscd to tho po:4lt of failure in tllo uithdmr.ml of piJ.laro. Dral:cn t:iwbei:- in oo far nc poaoiblo ia uocd for CO.!) !)i.CCO!:l . r inc !Jo. 4 fet1 pillo.ro r:oro ,·,ii;hura:m1 boco.ui;io of -chc clm1eor of cponicnooua i':trine of tho ooa.l brought about ty tho c::i.vod condition incident to pillar r;j:i;hdra,\-;a.l. :rt'l I7a.mw.. I .453 ~ f.l.n!.10. !lo • 2 --= !.ince.J. l\'00t 1'cr Ton Rooo-vorod I Gupoiriot> unu -l - I �1i 9 mn.IBER OF' TII:8 U[JEI) Year Enc1il'l6 Deocml>or 31 , 1932 11 . I.oc~:Cic:.:i ! II -r - I _J ::::h.10 - - ... Ll,., ' 'I noat Spr:l.1'!3D : 10 • 4.r-. - - -- ; oo 0 ,---- ·I ~ ., I ' '.?a~o.l --- - -- . nohrurno ; \:il.~on a, -{! --.-- --,. 1. . ... ti . 3, 991;. 5' r,- T. t - 5,113 .5 •.i:.t:-9 - - - l 0 ,.%2 - 122 4 , 413 !.1>?6~- - 2, 719 - - 3,036 7, L!-21 ":}" 5,113 5.4~9 ~ 2 >312 noci Total 1 0 ,.%2 -- - 12, 769 ;jo. 2 :~o. I!•. C,; . - 297 i i: j . l "Bu CVvI" -';; ==:l _ __ 2, 312 3, C36 'l ,421 - 12,769 -,---- ----'-- 4LIJ. 2 443 3, 110 204 3,922 462 6 l 4,6fi3 __ J?., 621 --'-I_ 462 _ I 20_6_ _;,___4_,627~ I' - b - -3, 99i!- =~=2,:: 3~•6=2=8= ===16='=!5=8S = =i==3='=04 =7==±=-~7•:'~ �., '\ \' Yoa.r :;;i1tlil1g !Jeco-,nb::ir 31 , l ?32 !.:lnot~l I I Rock &~1r.i nsc . 'l'",.•. 'l'vllD r.• u. I ( 11 x!o. I;. 223, :,051-.75 To·c.c.i 323,2~2. 25 5-1-G9 2'M. o0 e I I acct po!.' , Lil:'loo.l 1-'·~. I Cost I I 250 , 392.10 \7:1..uton Ifo o l 28 , '760 55,Goo I !I 19, 2'/3 I 309,195.00 7G ~757 I 2,279-.42 I P.-,J'/7 -.Jl ' ' I I I l 95,368. 75 1;;;1 (I -~ i I !1(.) o 11., fl,G!) I 173,1813-50 151185 165 , 64,5. 10 37, l lO (,3 ,760 535,027.3S 'I.'(rGn1 - - 5'/6.l!-7 0.009 oO':Y/ l,BG3. 78 ; 3,266.3l 2 I_. I I' 107, 058 .JO I 6 li:'c.-ciQl I I 2co , 9c6 . '$J 16 >l}l6 . 7S ~-04 13tl1S~ I 163.75 2,SG'!,1 27,01.8 1. 745. 24 : I II .OB9 ol02 .! 1 Ul;.5 ,270.00 l 2!!-,,avn ' Ol.5',580.31 I I I I II - . 004. I . 016 l o0'/7 I .255 I .-. 003 I .059. I ~ cm, . 007 I .006 . 011 . 224 I .u9 I I I I 1 I 067 I ...063 061 l» t:-26 . 6,5 1$4,34 I . 006 ' .?..20 .063 . 002 . 005 .009 .004 .. 023, .001 .155 .069 I I I Grru1tl 'i' C:';;nl 2 I i;.{!,6 22,831 - I .050 .053 . 0;;1 . 051 006 . C(, I ;j H'.!i-IOa ; .064 5~0G') .l.'J I aoo I 1 I .•079 .079 .050 - I DDtJ :i>or '!.'on ' 1 , 121-57 " Snr,orl o:r I -i no<>u. 1'""·1"• • t -~ I 1 I i I Cost ·p ar '1 0:1 2G,aao. ' 1\i.' 2,097 . 89 I 0.070 I i:Jo o l :," I 1 Totul I Rolie..~co . I I I I I I I \ I I I Locc..tifl~ "\" • 0-064 (i.ooa :). 120 I �g;~P! l:.T ~8 n{.RSJ;;j i.:TJ :~ULTI3 'Leo.~ Er.tl i113 Dca□ b:,i"' 31, 19 32 - ~ ·- - .:.- -.- - - - ·! (:il H;::.E1 ncooivctl Jc:1 • l i l 132 Locntiou n.- :.:..co ' - -- T L:ulco - - liOi':lOO 'i'~:cfOITCd11 Dietl ond Sold Cl 11X1d Doc. 31, 1932 - ·1 ;: lj ·- L:u loa Horoo: ~ul oo IToi"COG t!illoo :I -----nook Gprin[tO 22 6 0 0 6 0 l6 6 RoliQJlCO 10 4 0 0 0 0 10 4 \:int on 24 7 0 0 l;- 2 20 5 Superior 16 13 0 0 3 0 13 13 Iinnnn 23 0 2 0 1 0 24 0 •rotal 9!J 30 - 2 - - 0 :i.11~ -- - --- --- .,___ 2 ~::---:=--.: =---::. -· --- I I ~ . ---- - 83 -~ - 28 = = f=•·· -;,:; t -..-,0 �Fi:50 ,1!iID Ci"~:.r..; C 3'.i'f;GK liLL !.fl7::iHG J;IST~ucrn Ye-..lr DJ.din0 Dc cc::ib3r I l too:iticn - ---r=· - -- - - · - ~ I Lo.b cr ' --r0 J ,072,5'!- I Roel: Gprineo : IRol ianco ' 1,395.02 I .I i - -'f -- 31, 1932 - - - ,- - - -- ~ I I I I /,vorago I --= Av. 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S46,274,00 Ipo, 3~ .10_ 1309,195.00 535,027.35 1®4,381 .55 ) 2,045,270.00 Toti Fo1 cd by IJina1•0 6,322 . 00 l 7,904. 00 Poun1 cd by I.orulora 3,989. 00 l,50) .00 Pou: eel Ly J~oohcniool J,o!ldcro 02. 006.50 Add if .Po\:c.lor Uocd by Ccmpany 1,09.5'.00 :dor Uoccl 2n Rcoovory of 9311!•12-50 I 397.00 I 3,190.00 19,988.00 I j I I I 36,610.00 !J'/ ,802. 00 135.00 I ial Tot 4,766SS 3tl22o6S 1,101.00 91,4_50.,00 I 73,267.00 1,825.00 l ,400. 00 GO ,10-1.0D 9'! ,141.00 12.3 11. 0 I 6,~32. 00 I ! 46,166 .00 I I 9? ,6£37 .OJ I )/ i1 37,801.00 /I 6S99.oo . J,11, 223.50 1 l0,887,001 396,SlOSO j I I Ton tch Pouml of Po\'.:cler-f~inero 13.6 r' 6 •;) To: 4ch Pound of Pc:.Hlor-Lou.a.ors 16.4 t; . 7 T ~ca Pound of Poodor-~och. (.. 8 5.0 5.2 !~ :i.1 fc,r Bach Pour.tl c;f P,udor 5. 9 5.4 I 5.1 ·:i:otc: -- - I ·-- 7-5 14.8 5.2 I 3.9 . 4.1 .s. 2 ! ll!-.6 ' 5.3 I ,- 5 ;) __J_ ::o b.aJ1cl l o:itlot"o C:Jllloyctl on coiri;rc..ci innio ill ilin-i;ou or Hanna. l.'inoo. 'l'ho 3357 . 95 ·i:o.."10 ohc;oa c.o c o::!.l minocl l>y looiioro u-i. HC!.lllln t..io mo.chine-cut ooa.l. loaccd iu Hovo:.:ibcr ant! Doco~bol."' by mo-.-i pa.i.d O!l dn.y re.to b~ia. 4.8 F"' ' -...) j-C..a, ' ..- �C;':.:,'l ' r::)' tlr.. ::mTh'Ni'lN'C:: ,"Jlf.i) OJ:im ;:TICJ CF Atrr 0-~0DJJ...ES :,:ont' !:..'l,d:lne D0CG.;lbe!' 3lo 1932 \'lhoro uncl now U::.c<:: l{ind of Ca.r· ,. c;1 'Clp 391, 'l'RUGI{S t'hite 2'~-Ton Ford J..!-.Tan r.hite l1-...Ton Ford l:~on Dci:it,> i,:...ir on Dcd(;O l-Zan Furd 1~--Ton ' -=-~ 1;u·i;erial Dep2.rtmo11t r:ech. {): Elee. Dopta. Rock S:p.ringa :) l!-.:, . 05 ( M-1.7G $ l<lJ.87 193.A; 3vo5~ 12.23 137. 53 29.15 1<c.7l ~,2 ,$09 • 707 , 2, 272. II 138.66 .. 260 I General Us0 8irte Department 11 tl II 106052 '72. 00 29..50 Imgineor:.i.ng Depo.r'~mem I.:o.?JA.gax- of 6torGl3 U II 126.66 1 19.82 35.00 I Dodge ~on l.ltore Department l Ford l{-Ton St ore D0pa.r"cmont GrahaP ~Ton lt B.l!~ory . Dodge l{-'l'on xxxx B~o~y I • F ord l ?.--1: on !Ullo Dopar'i;ncn·t \ F crd 1-~ on t'.i110 Dopar-~mci~ \ tlodgo l-~'i' cn ru.ocm nine ilor,urt:mooi:i 'ii' ord ~-!<m t!iuo Dcpnrilm<:-,-nt Ford 1-~ on i~:i.no Dopo.r'~t'l~onii Ferd l·}-Tcn • Ble~ricnl Dopurt;ment F cr<l l.-'~ en ~'GCl'~.....1, Do~::u"{.ElC1n.t F Jra l rt'"-'i'on Hiuo lJoPa.l"'cimc'nt iJlite 2-/i-'l:on n.ino Doiin.r~mcm Dcdze f-'l{)'ll storo Dopar~0-11t Ferd l!"""l'on Storo Dopartncnt Ford l-~·-'.?on lS:L'"'lo Dopnrt-:µent t:hite 2-}'11on 71::1.?Jo Dcr,v.rl-.mott'(> Ferd 1-f:-Ton ;,;ino Dopo.r{;LJcn't Dodsa f •Tcm ctore Doparti:;~ont Store Dci,or~ment Dodge i~""'l'cm ~ tl II n ,t 290. 63 I -:\l?. . 9(~ 12~.20 I 4G .99 66 .16 ll U 111.4,5' ti 10 233.2§ 11 ll II \'lint on u £.uporior tl II II IJ Fiannn n I \/ 362.03 u n Stcro Department n 12z;-. 36 i,33. ,io 1.66. 39 1 211001 4.5.75 2.22 2,.1.6 I 263-33 19.50 2,5' -8~; 74-69 1,34093 '( S .61 132.30 1!$6.57 I .721 , 629~30 22.68 94.•72 lJ') . 6'( 33.31 130. 9(, 2J. 2t:• 27. 25 360.<)J?. 110. 77 .17G I 199 .81 26 .11.; 27 . 39 9lo94 12,~.20 314.4? 1 192006 143. 99 1 2e.1:-2 3;5o52 ).32093 115059 102.15 32 °50 124. 00 3.19 33. 70 Gi.oo 12. e.5 2r{ oOl 12.;;o 32°63 28-54 L!.0 . 88 410 o9/?.8 0 145. 10 7o0l I 12';7 . 86 21 .24. I 174-93 1 109. 15 , 5.:50 137°49 182.48 1 131.1.7 176.86 12a.28 !OCo~-? 11'7 ~u.0 . 30 14~ . t!-3 .os 2~.;6 l.~307 • l .299. 51 .12 ' alOol!•9 7c;, . 1& 66 . 09 31.30 111.19 U3-?O S3°9l 62.91 .6~- S4°02 1.7.97 107-~7 425 1 .669 .510 .963 1 .,0~ 118-77 l'l 97 20.10 llo~2 33°80 33.20 O 0 56. 99 I 67 .53 59-;,2 69 . 3,2 70.24 l8.'/2 088$.12 Poreonto.a9 ERCEll'l'A<E x.st - 1.i'ransfoTrod frou Vieo Proo. r~ c~l ~Heµ-. 'ii o Sai'E>ty Enginoor, x,acm .., ,urc!l,.aed ooooncl--hcu1t1 frO!'J ifa.ehincri;on Union Ooo..l Oo111pe-. ny Oct. 19, 1932. x .. Sold. "1"' /> 4 p 7 xitX - Pt.t:rchasod no\'/ April 2.6, 1 932 • -:ir::d Ji,//" �TENEL:I!l:TS AIJD crmm TIU!LDimm <> illi:t,l, 1~:_;•.r;~'.C"J DEPMl'li3H'1' t!Ui.iBEU, V!ilJJ?.: , HI.!CbW~~n :1~)D rn:f7..:!!l1)8S Your 311dil.1g Doccmt.cr 3J., l 932 ./ ,-======--r= - Looo.t i on ll I number 1 \\ Roek &princ;o I \ t Relfonco 1 \ i'Iinton 6u~-:.oritJ;:, \I I , Pl oi:w:mt '\alloy I 'l'otcl I I Incluc:Ur1g Trutcs 37 t380. 79 0 ll,849 .16 v 31. ,669 .,:-';' 1 ~. 229 . 09 ~, 911. os (J 37 ,594.. 92 265' f!.9,0•79.24 -I 35, 72.9. 49 271 6C,0B3.30 I 29o'l3,7. 74 38 1,861.91 1,182 8 432, 625-12 I I -== .,-·-- Do:'lrocla:tion 126,098.33 II . li:-5 0 149,907. 42 - - o-~, M r B:ipO?lOOG '.L'o·~o.l Rccoir,to I 166 I I i• H:l!lllU 277 I Cri~i m:?.l Ccot Loco \ ~ccn.1od Doprcciat i on 22; (Ji!,') .24 i I lt:-.s. co - 0144,27c.,.35 I - I 15,635.37 t:ot Receipto 1 ._,{, , ],37 · L,r;. I i I 0,353.18 13, 760 . 73 I I 2,321 . 89· 25,741 . 70 ' /:. ,lG3o22 21, 961.sa 73. r:,5 -L - I 126.48 - - ------i I I 1· i 1 , ~l 7. 3t;. ,p .. 6'/ 7, 665 . 90 I 3,612.94 Ir ...J. . ·,·,3• ;,, (i 31 ~7c,•• 96~~-·" J~:_8~69.5.3~ __ '· --==- 0_3,677 . 06 not e : undor 11 othor E1:peneoc , !t'lcluding 'l'a.ao::i 11 are :lncl u<.locl r:mch :i:1;enc tw'.; cii:.-oo-H:r c omJCctecl uith ·;;ho repa.if'1.lr; of t ena:nentc , a.e proportion oi supori nfondonco , prop or-Hon c,f n:i1ur;;r er Laml .'\,Gorri:; (neck Spl'insa ), cleaning cmnp, ol ootric energy fu rniehocl for ·ot roet lighi·:lnG, -.::etc.?' for fire p1·0t ecM.ou :md □ i sc0llanoous ~enoes which, nltllcugi not di rectly connoc-iicd 'Oith ·;;ho repa.iring oi housoo ano. r,i blic buildings , uro cndorto.l:sn for -~ho benefit of the t ono.i:cnJGa and the 1;om1 a.a a \Jhcl a. '..i.'h~ !'ollct1:i.:J[.; itc:io huvo bcor. Ol!cluciccl fr(!J the o.bcvo Dxpe:1so1::1 : Sur7cyc c.tii. l:;{c.:"!lind ic::10 j Fr::.r,ortir,n Stt.lcricc ~ J;r.;_:onoco, Lc.i.it1 o.nd Tw: OoEJieei onc1.~s Doprocintic:1 OU Goy:o:r (;'JJG Puvine; A6C0SOf:':Cll"~O Dopl eticn !a.ndo LceGctl J.,o Othoro Trurna - Ori!inc.ry imci. Acjuot::1on·~ oi' 1931 Inca:no To.x, r.s-ti mo.tecl o.pplicabl o to Lo-ts , I r-ur0b:1r.:o .Prico of Fcl1coa - '.,old Ccun-ty, Col wo.c2 o IF-mlo, otc., c:tllor ·~han ~one:10u-'G o (·ti.or Cor.orel ~ponoeo (:11,056.74 • 2,745.73 • 1,353. 72 14 ,4-48.62 2 , 921.48, l)GO.oo· ....LJ.§."t•.O! 1/ ;;24 ,010. 30 F~, 1~ .1 ~....., t:::') �RBNTALS OCLL::C'.LED FRCJ IBA'.J£D L!uIDS Yoa.1., Ilncling D000i1bo1, 31, l 932 F - r -o),917.51 =~ 2,080. 64 1 20G.03 2.159.6~, 6,331.94 ,-- 665.69 !__•r~r £ ----:========:..=-==-======::!::=:=D=-=1=5=,=36=1=·=L1S==::::!I ROYALTJES CO I.::C'ED !'RU: L~-\3:::l> GCAJ., LA?IDS Yoar Entlinc Doc~boI" 31, l 932 0 6,425.23 , 'I !Jono Uinta. County, \'!yoina Hen~ Lincoln County, t?ycmin(; 131.2J St~to cf Oolorndo 48,735.24 sta:i.e of trtch 3,26:?.72 . I I L-J~6-,.m.-~AJ- . �~ I I t..tonth i l:ii:loo July Aug. ' i Se:(4. IOT• • I II 2,107.00 AoCOUi'l't;in;z; I. Dorri>• 57,900.5G \ 22,ii'l'l 057 I 3~,4.09. 62 ;12,241.s;; 36,270.20 20;,699.52 S6,096.8S \ 20,2]3 .. t;.OI 29,000. 6~ .;0, 707.53 I I 55,161. 70 \ 23.083.621 31,01.4.01 ~3,207.95 30,348.42 I I R.S. Club Houao I Grand Totcl 0 2,05'6.23 212.so I 0 222,5as.1s I ?onaions I 3,2620.,0 ;o".. oo 7,601.91 2,056.23 ·272.so 235,778.99 I 20029..50 3o23Go55 504.00 7,34,6 .20 2,1~7.6'{ a53.50 221,238.94 186,391.87 2 ,029 ..50 3,202. 50 ;;04.•00 7,387 oOO 2,246.23 251,17 202,018.27 37, 420.34 l 9~.. ,067 76 2,029o.5'0 :1&190 .. 26 504.00 7,387 oOO 2,28J.08 asa.,o 210,536.10 55,372..01 I lJ,03U.% 1 23,5~~.99 \ 3G,111.17 36,887.17 l71,%4.JO 2,029.50 3:,248.67 504.• 00 ,,,303.50 I 2,220.73 100 •.,0 187,S39•20 21,360.66 l 10, 031. . L!.O; 1e,54;.0t!- 1?,689.4; 21,4~3.93 121,082.48 20029. 50 3,262 ..50 473.52 1,362.o!,O 2;242-99 82.;o 136,555•'19 49,325.83 4,5',909.46 33,911.27 171,603.76 2,029.so 3,157.26 504.00 7,•}l!-lo31 2,250.73 103.23 181,os9.a1 3,171.45 7,31;7.oo 2;0;.00 2,250.13 U9.G7 192,393.88 5011r.oo 7,,372.61 120 .. 9',' 2,250.73 233,593.34 2,902. 50 so~.•oo 2,250.73 2o9tl2.SO 6,'(G::.o7~ 191,146.84 .!JO!!,.00 2,250.73 182,204.34, 5oq.. OlJ 6,'iS3SO I ' I I I l 17,996.79 1 24,460.41 0 I 50,64G.l.G I 21,470.~ 27,2;9.09 43,006.36 34,66~.27 17'f ,046o'l5 1 0 661!.• 25 63,188. 46 I 21,507.04 33,319.94 54,174.95 40,009.11 210,879•!13 l o5'63o00 55,101.57 19, 649.16 26,037.43 41,548.62 34,827.06 177,163.0G lor6300G .,,,,14. 93 19, 365.72 24,64;'.16 43,861.15 30,,;63.65 168, 230.61 r "3 . ~ r•o' 1' :,..,-> - ~ Spl. Pay noll (mlil:iraGonoreJ. ine.ti cm of Off ice Uines) A::isto 'i'E"eas • Do1t'ii• 0 2,430000 I' ◊ 30625.00 0 560000 0 8,392049 ~V-.. 219,894.55 0 ' oat. Dept. JG .365.27 25 ,126 ·12 \ ' -· I AU !!Imes 60,907.16 liar . II ti:inOG 3G, 301.39 60 ,114.31 lilly tl~"100 L"n:;ro ◊ ·205o249-S6 Feb. Apr. H~i.m::i Q 36,l,'Oo6l 0 Gl,918.~ I w.ii:100 SUllOt>ior (: 22.,2n ..92 \ 0 33,.n?.65 ~i ;i..,122.48 lan. I ·,1:h1·ton Rolia.nco \ Roel: ~prii.-ig,n i.'.:ino:::: l ~ ~-• no_. 25 ~-•253,747 .24 i 341,208.23 0564,107 .68 0411,061.30 02,218,094. ~o 2,902.50 _..,~ - - - - - (;23, 14,? oa;i -- I --·- I 038,066.l? C6,073.S2 3!,~'1•7? -==-- 0370.97- - ('26,S28.8l QJ.,802.01 ta,402,681.48 _! . -=-::::Y �SUL!El.i\R.Y (1? l1tli1E:3R tJ' UID:! Y:-i !:;t~LOYl.'.!S , DAY,:i r1r ~1i@D, EA!-m:rnC'.Jl , i7!'C., DU!lING 'J.'.H!J Yl~M smn:r,:a D~~CfViJ!::rl 31, l ?32 II ' rooo i blo ' t-1.mbor oi 'ii of1;:h15 Cle.cs o.? rabor De.yo 2 1 Avoro;:,.c 'fim:ilior of v.:i.y Roll Dr:1pl oy0u I I D~1,,'0 t. ino ! ·:i ..-t'kcd AO'GUul (i-10io·Gct1 . j fHli:!''60 GoaJ. J uys) 1;0rkcc1 3 rc.c!'llr.o nm-moire ~ ec1y.,or.o ..,,. 8 DotlucJi;icna i' or {A) ~;.-pl oo ivea 1 II I 1 j 1 .)0• !43. 92 I 5,946 !l?o7 l32.86 1':-~902 60. 2 111.'15 9,4~) 'l' o·i;al ( B) L.,"l!}lp Rental 7 2fa..rr1iuc;a 6 (B) Mo-~ Ela.r ninga 8=6-'1 Gonor~! Jnoido E:ccb:.1n.iacu tc!»di:1s I 306 0 ◊6,16G . 79 I 21,825 :!.32 .. 8 01 .69 o9a,.2~ ll0,6'1·"~•65 7 . 1..2 77 . 01 40.7 57,339.05 6.o~. 79-~-7 S}..6 6.46 91.63 1,772 .53 47,073.12 6.27 93.37 t:-7 •7 1,;27.75 154,360.73 'l. 07 96. 61 4'{ - 9 23,932.40 ~. 37 79. 42 46 .6 5.55 122.23 141 •'14 X Ci0:101:>~l vu~oido 306 137 I 1 I! 1 41 6.3(> I ~5.192.20 7<,-55 9s1,.31 l 3'/ 21~805.28 137 9~(,66.03 1.1o.M 11.4 137 16,279.77 180-~ ! I"oo:rmical. Loaclin3 306 44.3 137 IrSurfs.~ !!en - 306 26. 7 137 306 l&S.S 137 32, 3~~ 1 .:222,760 ,69 ~2,342.00 ?ct:1t1iL~= = = = = =6 = ;;;,~=:=!================,::c:-=========::::::-=~ I=--.:-:: 0112.as t;.7, 930.J6 '.?reak:Jcn Gcnero.l J.naide l) 23i82? ,1l ◊ 216.37 3,091 137 306 1 50.1 G6,287 3c6 306 47 .o s25.14 I 1 a ..rkod t o '1'otal Por Uoticih 1":or.iiin ~ lb.ya lo=(l2x2x9) 1-E=-,y---=-uin~a-s -f'·"--A-"cc..,. tu - al -=--_., 9=8❖5 / ~12 ll:4t2 12=S. (2%3) P3~ !Je.yl 1 i\ \) 7,;;02 306 f0racnte.~ ot Daya Poi- t:i.21 1 '.i.'mbor20:1 ru1d 'i1£"c.Omon I, ..~vor.i.go I:nrni?lgo 1(,,09,.,2 5·7 .4 6. 06 73.8 / �~ Sllh1 .'IARY (Ii' NUMBER CF UNIC>l EMPLOYES, DAYS i'!ORl<ED, EARi.UN GS• E'l 'O. , DURING THE YEAR lfil'\iDJNG DE@iBER 31, 1932 I 1 Possible Average Class of Labor \·f orking lb.ys l Number of Pay Roll E:nplo!;ee, 2 ! Number of ! 11 1 Me.chino Rul'l.il.Gra C: Helpers 3 I \/:,rked Days Mine I 'Hoisted I C..:.a l Dv.ys) , 4 ! Dedv.otions for (A ; Explosives l Actual Shifts 1 5 Total Earnine;s 6, 6,586 47 ,703.09 rrorked I (B) Lamp Rental IY 306 135 I .Net Earnings 8a6-7 I Paroentage of Daya . ,e. tan Uorkcd to Total l'er Da.y ~er Honth Working Da:vs _ ,. l0- (12x2x9) I l3y liines Actual I 9-8 ,5 tl2 / ll=4i2 12-S-t (2x3) / Averll~e,.E~ings $47,242.07 0102 .39 I I Miners & Loaders 306 Timbemsn and Traokm011 1 306 ! i 135 323 2,227.74 30.8 1.35 6,184 22.3 135 30 .o 22 -61 2,101.38 6.51 79.68 38.191.80 4J2.88 37,756 .92 6 .n 102.21 4,410 27,898.36 308.70 27,589.66 135 6,017 37 ,664.4-6 421.19 37,243.27 1,040.41 102,369.08 General Inaid0 306 l.!eche11i~l Loading 306 65.5 l 135 U-,863 103,t1.,09.49 Surfo.ee Hen 306 31.l 135 I 7,216 4.2,611. 19 103.75 42,611°19 103.12 I ;6.o 44.1 44.l I I 48 .o II 65.6 11 6 /1 4.6 6.19 44.1 99. 79 I ,6.8 I l1 1s.a 114.23 5 . 91 65. ., ' F T;,;:;;or;;";;;; ·L~=====i'=~ 30~6~ = ~ = 2= 4 0=·~3=====~l=3" ~===hl=4;;; -5,,;,;,5 ;;,,9~9~ a!:::=~ e2;,;:9;4,9~,7:,.;;0,;,6=-:; .l~3=l:=== 0= 1=03=•=7S = === 02=·=6= 86=.=8l=====C =2=9=6 =· 9=1== 5== .5=7="=~$=6,;,-: . ;l~=~ Sl02;;..•~92~b:;~4.,;, 4•;;;;1~4=~ 62~-~0===1)1 I Ii SUPI!RI.CR ll!NES " ,' _ _ _ _ _ _ ____,-- -- - r -- -----ir--- - ---,-- - - - . - - - - -- - -r- - - -- -~,- ---------,---- ----- ---,-~ ___,....- - - - - - . - - - - , -----..!!'I ,,_ IJ ,, I.2:1.chino Runnern & Help3rS 48 -7 122.9 8,435 :) 63)189.51 306 39.1 121.0 4,38<) 37,34-8.6, 306 37.3 $ 0 59n.45 0 62,599.06 07- ~ 3°7 -23 "35,956.67 8.19 i 0107.09 40.2 56.6 76.6S 39., 36.7 /. II I' ;I JI 306 llin0ro C: X.ondors l,084. 75 / l I ii 122.8 6,768 '1-1,860.89 473. 76 41,387 .13 6 .12 92.,4 40.1 1I 'l':itlbor.nen end 11 1 Tro.okmo:a 306 41.6 123.1 8,385' 52, 84l.S2 586. 95 52,254057 6.23 104.69 40.2 65.7 /1 General Inside 306 23.1 123.5 L!-,182 2.,,6.,3.33 2 92.7£!. 2.,~360 •.,9 6.06 91.48 40 • 4 I! llechanioal Loading 306 183-0 123.6 30,706 216,627.17 2 , 1 49 -42 214,477.75 6.98 59. 2 54 8 • I11 'I 11 'I Surface Uen General outside 97-,4 I 306 3o.o 123.3 6,376 35,041•77 306 22.3 122.9 X: 5,898 33,349.73 r -- - - - +- ---+-----=3~3:..!.: ,3'!..:.4'.9.:J .!.,.7'..23_ iIL:~T~Dl'~AL~= ==== ::::b=,;:;3;,,0=6==:!:::::::::= 42=.,=·=1====1=2~3= . l===:!~ 75;;'~1~39~ ___05~5 ,~~~~-·7_5_ ()4,400 -55 X .. Average 11Hoisted Coal Daye" uvrl~od by Uinoa • 35,041.77 5 .50 • 97 . 41 40 4 • 40 3 69 • .; 66 4 40 2 - •.;....- + -- • 1: I ): I l ~_ 1.~ 1 2 1)500, 427; 27~ ~6~~ _ l~ .!":==-::...:.·=t'_· .f!_ l 5.6; �'.PoJs iblo r;ur:1boi' ofi Olucc of !t:J.boi.' l ;::o!'~ine; I Duyo ! 2 Dinoro D Loudoro , to.ulngo :.:c:.1 It Euwbor of Fo.y Roll I' lilili1loycs iI II ! Gcnora.l xaoic.lc. I ii tooi!!:·.niccl. L-".;C.t'!iuG 3C'.b I ~06 .,, I 3c6 I (!-!ois{;ocl r 197.90 51.<, 2'1 -~ l I 142. 'i:J 192.20 I I l 'i'C£':., - ·- {A) 1 (D) AVOrt',!,'O IJ:im ings not JJar-ningQ 8;6-7 Per L'illl Poroont nge of Daya t:or lted t o ciottLl ti Ii I 20222 'l ,190 I 0 1506)') •.,6 I I &3r2u3.7G ,.I t, 1.- 3,947.25 (\ \l l 55.S4 :) lS ,484.02 _so3. 30 78,753-21 410.3". 30,, •.,20 .03 J6.97 0122.99 64-7 6;1 . 2 I. 10. 9s 121 .61 46.7 4S 7 iiI 5-09 104.69 62.a 6·1 •7 0 I 31~-, 938-3'{ 5,862 306 llo3 192 . 20 2,430 ..'206 n .,, 3u • :J 192. 00 7,003 JOf ~-5. 3 201. 70 9,670 I I I'I I \'.iorkin '.! Dai! Rn.:., Duyi Per 11onth Actual !10:-(l 2X.2x9) Dy llinos 11=4¾2 l ~Si (2x3)!, 9::a.,5 ~12 I I ,. II lf:•, 661. Oi i70.10 14,490.97 J . S16 l OG .84 62.8 70.3 45~028. 29 490. 21 44,53a. os 6 .36 122.45 62. 7 75.S 6oSS4.S3 6'/6.so 6? 081'/ 063 7 . 02 124. 95 65. 9 69 . 8 12s.;o G2. l 86. 4 I \! '1 \i I \' 306 25 .3 150.00 6,606 33>135-62 38.13,;.02 0 59~'f7 2-91 5') , 772.. 91 ;i . (11 s.,.e J06 10,656 5} -5 £!.0 . 6 182. 00 X 122-74 it .)353,500.67' 1)6.84 69-8 2~-2 . 2 (;3590931;.• 31 59. 4 5lo7l9 0121.75 lill .80 l\ I I C '1 , Ii :0,1or-:::... c.u1; a ido 'rotuJ. 11cu.·a :in e,'O G &h:H'tr.1 Ooo l Du.yo) 1 l,o r1.e:H1 ~5 :!.Oo; Deduo-Ho~a i'oi' CJ nzplooivos (3 ) l.'.li:ap Rental hc·tucil I i ! E'~n·tuco : .e::. I 3 I Tioi:;:n-:-.1c:1 :::utl '!ruo~ CZ1 ~·; 1;r!:eel I I i.:O.cll:lno rtmnoro u :iol;;or-.:i I _\w i~u6 o I' D~ya ?Jina r 306 03,947.25 :)2. t:-06°39 s .10 I I, ' �I I 1, C!o.C::l AV6l"ii.[P Nul!2b01" of II C'iu!'k~g l'iumb9rr of i'f:!y Roll of t-ucox- De.ya ! I = -- Possible I 2 Ac-tuo.!. Shii'te D,1ploye0 (Hoir::t;;cd Coo.l D:iyo) iarkcd Toto..1 Eurnince 3 4 ✓ 6 ,. I 306 rJ I Uin0:.q::: u ioo.dG!:8 I I l 2G1 .6 ~cf> :;, I 306 137.9 15400 306 I T:laixm::o,'l [; Tiucbm~ I \for!rotl I I I I I I Dedue-'Giona fo~ AVG?'at::O Earnil'lCo .Par tan {A ) ;i:;JtplosiV(i)f;l ( B) L,<mp norr~o.l --(A)_ I7 ·(B} 13:!.•;, I I 260280 32,752. 133.8 I M•3or/ 01%0745.03 I 284 ,933. 93 I I V !h993°l8 200 ,81JO. 32 32D834 b 1,839.60 v l 94~ 905 . il, 3 2 ,292.M. 272,648.U 2~298. 38 J.9fJSOl. 94 ~12 I [}1 -42 1 010,.56 I e .32 I 91,18 47.0 12r.~06 135. 8 j l 131•8 I 15o~l)..50. 7'l 23,910 14-8, 772 .07 l,677. 90 6.24 103.7, 597 ,'137 • 26 7.02 101.so 45.s 56.7 105-51 47.1 73.1 4') .6 C6.o 46 . 2 59.1 I 31,36~- 1 ,.,( ( ' 509 . 1 ....I),• 177,509. 14, 5 . 66 l 76 ~ '/80. L!.~- 176,780 . '!-/!, 5.60 122.Cl 01, ')6~-o ?09. 95 ◊ll,764--71 015, 975 .4'1 01 p 93'/ ,169. 77 0 6.6S 0100. 22 l~-9-2 I Gcao~o.l CnCaiclo 306 1-19. 9 151-9 X 31,545 '!'Cl'/Ll 306 19609 .5 14-1 .3 291~1.30 1,909.,3 172 ,22(\o'.!.l l'70,3l;(!,.!58 Go;1. ~-66.n I 10771-53 5,9:J'l .42 I Tc,to.l Rock Gr,rincs Fiold ,_Hn.nno L?(".fAL ,\LL D~ST!ucrs 105.s 240.3 137.0 135.0 M,207 123.l • 7'3~139 3o6 1,357 .3 134.1 239,LJ-ll 181.8 r:i,n9 242-2 ,306 1,609.; · 141 .. 3 o..) ,I 576Sf:>B.2.S 0 4,286. ~6 222,760 .69 2,342.00 2190705 ,13 103. 7~ 1,084.75 505~912 S7 ' I I $ 91.61 46.3 6.75 98.20 44-8 6 .51 102.92 44.1 :500f t:.27 .27 6.66 9S.l6 40.2 ◊13,;i6).0fl C,2. ,!>D3SG~~ . :!.O (-G.61 0 (}6,41 I /'\ (; t!>,6?&.66 V ;56'; ~62~.63 l 0303.0(, 2l8>623.63 2 » 606 .011 29Q, 915.57 ""~',)-~ <J:i·4 .31 ,). I._ ~, ~00 .,.~ i I 01,60A.~')75.64 ◊ 7,817 . 46 ~ 2?1,13~ I 3°')4.7 . 2_; I• ~1--~~t:-~ g0~:9~,76~~-·,; if !1 l· :•' ,, 1 II l)GSS I I I I I I ' 54.6 2, ti.c~.3? 1 353il5no.67 •• -· - - -- - 57.1 l g!•?~_ 4 6 • o~ --- 62 .0 I 1 'l I ,. ·1II I I I ' !>7•8 ' I 43.8 I s7.2 59 I -- l I , ·~ 01_~1YY~~-~:~LJ1, ~~7 ,lGy_•Td _ ~ 6,Ll:.~~~-=-1=--~ • ' I ;j ff I iJ.5~599 ~25.1 3o6 /\ 32,306 306 I 11 I r.cck GpE":l::lOJ 1?iolc1: 141. 0 I "I 6H:!:\HY 1n: :1m !.D~ .1\l!D UTillNG DLT!Um.'iJ. 0J lr,J:..ilI.~R Oil, mn:oN ~lP!.O Yt: S , DAy;.!J ·~:Q ;-.:;;u ' EAR!IniGS > I.'TC •• Dun.nm THD Y81Lq ~r0:rrm DJ~JllER 31 i 1932 516 .'?.· I I I Cupo;;"!lor I 62.9 6;.2 24-0.2 306 II 48.8 Cu4i'ueo r.:cn • • I \ ,r ~bi;on: 59.1 45.7 l,4.l.')..2 306 I',, 9?.61 .,,0 5 .;:, floli:'.nco 40.9 6.21 ! 14l •3 30G i! 1' I I f:-)0. 9 ,-·•nc,;, 5.;.a I 6.os ~.:oQlltU1 icnl !.-oad:lng 1. --l q - - .~ R ~ ,..0 ~ iA I I I I I 43.7 ~~6 _,,:.., I,___. I 45.1 66. '/7 2792'/9 I 65,106 - Uorlled to '£otal iloridng Do.ys I By llinoo I Actual ll=4i2 I 12-Sf (2x3J! 11 ;o6 i 1 I aonornl n.witlo - I J'orocnta.go of Dayo i 10:: {l2x2x9) 9ea3:s 8=6-7 I r, • rar Dtly' .!-1:.lr tomb Net Eo.I""aings I I r:..c:)i110 Rtuno I"£i Eol i,GT-3 I imu !~"'O I.:cl'2 D(1.y0 t ii11e I 46 2 t-- I l 69. 0 ;)~,~-1 ✓ I 1, �t:Il1i."':" l:JfL.O-mo Yva.:',c .G.:c!:i.;.1.5 Docc;Jbor .3lD 1932 - ~ Ro.nan. Roli.-:.."lao \.!1:1~on 1 ----r All I ~ lg I.1-r G D I E l.1,ll 2 4x I 6 All Totel 573 \ 210 272 169 i:16 l I 1!57 L:-83 73 198 I l 272 1,81Q \ J)6 , 264 571 1 209 270 169 155 l I 155 !!-GO '12 100 I 12 272 1,802 l \ 304 \ 258 563 \ 200 272 l'{O lS4- l i l~O r.,75 (,9 187 I 1.2 268 1,786 !;.~)r. l \ 303 562 aoc ·268 167 l53 l M-9 I t:-10 69 106 I 12 2.67 1,775 Uay l 302 2S'l 560 200 268 166 152 l I M-7 , 466 70 183 I 22_ 265 l,'/67 :: l 302 2$6 5S9 209 267 t6S l(-'l 1 U-l l!-S~ 70 I l.82 I l?, 264 1, 753 l 299 25; 55S 209 265 16t;- 1~3 1 l';J'/ 4~S 69 102 I l2 263 l,737 l 297 255 553 209 263 164 142 1 136 ~ P,4,3 68 182 I 12 262 1, 730 )L \ 297 \ 255 1 I .553 553 I 208 263 166 1143 1 1137 ~47 I 68 I 1e~ ! 10 262 1,733 1 2?6 \ 254 \ 551 \ .206 \ 261 \ 16y \ 142 I 1 I 138 296 \ 2;4 \ ~5l \ 198 \ 268 I l\ I \\' I!onth I \ I I \I Jan • I l \ 3()6 \ 266 \ \ i eb. l \ i:ar. \1 Aug. i Rook $pr:lneo 2 ; 4x \ _ 11 ~ - - ---. = = = == ======.======-======r=====;:f 8 CHpO?iOi' I I 250 c~. i \; Uo-v. l \ Dec. l , 29;; \ 25A.- SSO 197 l \ 300 \ 2S7 558 207 M.fl 67 104 10 2Gl 1,727" 1.0ii 10 261 l , 724 11 ~ f,.vg. l I 137 4~ 67 l42 l 137 ~46 6~ J_i64 140 -l 166 j 142 268 166 267 - 1~7 I ~:3__:c --~~--' 2.$9 1/120 9 --+-----t_ _ _, ~~l BS I 10 I 264 J 1, iii] Oc:.i.1pilccl f,;-G"2 1.:L10 St1):}0I'irl·i;omlcn·~a • l?oouly Ropok"to o n - :rncl~1oo C:1.rho:i.do Enployoo . 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Tonuore 10 ! t 8 Doak Boncoo Boilol" 'Jl cru:.ora 3 l l 1 6 CTr<.ar:~rn Ci1:i.d ':.'i::."bino ~ ;c:':l Oporutors , 'Zu!:'bi::.o :,~o:.i Op0r utoru 11o :i.lO? f' irc::1C;l 3 lf:. l l 2 0-J.i" !}rnV!:)O;?S 1.ci.3!1 Dence□ 1.ioi&=cn Ber.. C_c:.' :.:-i~J.or Utmno~o ::,!rr.:u:.;JI'l3 ~ Heid ing !, 1. l l L':.\OOllO !.al;Jro:i:-s 'i' ipplc::;c:.1 l 1 1 31 C:ll' Ro~~:!.l"Ot·o D!u.ct:c:.:ii•~ i.l □ II Ulc.Obi:i:1-tbo ' Hol pO&"O Di -ii Sb.rr·~)o:1ox-a At:ti;c;:rnb:llo :::oot1~ico C::i.rpo:! to,, ;3 ~C.!:;"JO\.O!':J 0 £' Truo!t j_)~:lV~i'O To·;;u.1 1 1, fn~ble,1□ l Hmmu. 3 7 7 1 l l �~~e _!.'._ .._. '"-4' NA1' IC:il\l,l'l'Y W' ED."ns F.J~Pt0!TIS Ao of Docctnboz, 31, 1932 I Rook Sp~illQJ t;·c?iC~:JO t:toric ~1-:!ogz,O00 Ai:-:!c:" 1eno Lust1~:L-u10 ,\UC'~::.~alia.nc iJ!:ilglu.DG I.'Jll.c::,:1.t~~o BulQ.u'lr-11 o 22s la 2.0 I Rolimiao 1 \iii1'~cn S,upor iox- Bann~ 89 34 125 21 l 116 4 ll 71:.. 7 2 12 tr.1il1o~v GI'c~~irow 21 l 17 l 1~. 1-:iro.101":.:i1c:1 2 G'Or.:'!0.,\10 C'l."'ceko 6 6 l l HU.':lJ)."?.i' i 0,;"'lS 2 ,... Itttlitm0 l1,"iu°t\sc:) :i:,:;nlit:...--:.o :; 40 2 J'C.~)Cl'!CGO ::ilrJC:1S 3 19 7 l6 19 3 I ' l 56 12 19 l l s 12 2 2 2 17 2 16 213 39 101 . l ll l 2 22 i:-01:ic~r.a t!cinto:10LT,:h:D !!crv~t!iOllS .:--ol:::.i7.C.ora Ibm::.ti:i!:l?O nur:ai'.1!:o 16 l l 18 l 3 3 1 2 l 3 I!2 4!, 3 3 9 l 3 a l 3 3 Turks Tyroloce 11 4 4 3 s~o 191 s !32 23 4 7 4 6 l l 11 9 l 8 6Pallitlrda ~\'.edeo {Sorvirula) 71 13 2 l ll l Sl ovm~i une -= 3 M- 05 7 l l '{ 2 Total a 65 4 2 2 r:e1wmic1n 13 2 23 5 58 Sc0"'.;6LJon ~orbuma 3D l U -'.;hi::~2icua l 23 D1r:;o~E1on 33 156 ; l 6 l En3liahi.Jc:1. i? aulc.~dero 27 r:• 2 2 '/15 ,c. l t;. 'i' cr~a.1. : l ;) Carni1:>larrn (!<r-Oii'lOi'~ ) Ihlt!o:i:1w1s 21:mc:J 160 1 l Cantll.1:1~10 --- 9 3 2 268 446 12 47 17 60 .~--- s t). 17 l 22 11 259 - 1,720 l 1 �by II. J • Hn.rrittr~on , cy;ont Hur·J.n~ ·tho period covorctl by t his r 7m,.,...·!'. v ... c. ~.!.cuti i'ul Gu9pl y of ft w OI.!H)rionoct1 t-.:1.nc no1·koro, l?l!lehinis·~o, cloc.,·•">1_ ' ., ,.,,~... , v.. 0• =~ o·tc . , -.,ns o.vcikbl o f':.•cn r~plicc·~ono on filo i n t ho of:fico, ,..,..,d =· , u1~~1o ,... r., CJ1llicntionn have bc-:n tcl:cn oinoo cnrl y in tho yeor 1931, thoi'o ic nou oa ~ilc n coll!rl.d0l'ab1(l ,n10c:s~ of o.9plicc.M.ono of vor1 doo:i.rabl o \Jor !mon. pcr::.:011cl vi ci to hn<vo bco~ r:..~dc b.,., \-:Ort•11"" -:~o ·_i na•,.·~ ... 0 <">."' • 0 'C"I10 poon·•-•1· -~ UJ. J.:,.,y - ..... w . ~ ..... ...,., ,; A c:rco:I: ::v.r1bcr of oincrc , oc,oc:llc'.lly !S.gh fichool [;i:-c.duc.rl:es iron t:}10 J.931 Clld 19 32 clnljscs of tho no~!.: :.'.::,tiit:o High School, uor o conti nuall y lool:i o3 i'c::- c=:,l oynent . ':'i10 ~ j or ity of · ·;;t:ooo eyplica.n·~o era cono ~cl cl c., ent101:io of olcl ccpl oyco of tho cor:':)uny n:.1cl t~-ould no doubt, in litocr!:; un·:., n:,1 7.tlulrl ucc:,c~ qcito vnJ.tW.ble i n tho organizution fro1:1 a. otcntl_:>oi nt of ::-cl:!.:,.hili ty c;1d po:-,:.:~::1cncy , ru, , It:ivi113 beau re.iced ond eclucatca i.11 -~bi::; diot?::'~c·;;, they al'O o.O(,ucint c:l \7ith o.n1 o.ro c9parently oc.tioficd \,it h 1:l.vln~ co~::.tiom::, c.nd, fo r t h1o r eason , it i s felt t hay wuld l>o fr.!• r:oro :r.•C'liablo tl!u,1 the r;enorcl run ot outoidcro. ?hoco youl!lZ ?'!lon 1·cixigo :1.n a~o fz-om al.r;lrccc:1 to tv;onty-ono yooJ:'o , o.ncl t hoy numl:>or, pori1ape , one hundr ed e;1d t ve:,ty-i'ivo i n Ro~k Spr i?UIJ o.n:1 tho outo:l.do mni1~ diotricto of t ho coo,a.ny, but, due to cozxli t ions duriDG t llo pe.ot too yoal"O, i t hac bocn ou~li of -~ho question to br.i. ng o:ny of th am i nto ·~ho orccnizo.tion . Tho i ntensive driv e for e.ocidortt-pravontion cr-.1 cl·~• ...lna:~::.cm of l q -ofte during tho pnet yora- ie very favorabl y r enco·~ed iti atton:lencc �2."oco?do for tho y'Go.~. 1'1 e 1 oe rc-coz-c1s have boon unuouclly food in cot..1Pal"ioon i!.l"tl.1 ,1:i. .• vc.-y lii-"tl o 0.b ~ OTI'ii .' O"''O!il . • • nv:louc voaro ~ • " l1 • 1 "'"" 01. 11-:. n!:>tod o:~.ccpt fol" ju3t:l. f:i.Qblo oe11noo' an::l. i"6 ha0 bean found tho;i; very f ot, \-:U r lmon not, oho on·~ ·i;I~ct:cc'J.vc!J from their t:ork o11 uccoun'G or tlioeipa.Uon. Pcl ming , r c-_o ci r1 l"'2 a.11cl :r 0" roofi 1,nco 1:1'., .,_,,, _ ·" .:. "'........,.. ,...:. "'· ·-.;., ···v'-"••.1 ., - ' '-''0 ..... c,.., chu:'i r;~ 'Ghe P cot frx.r YRal'o he.a ho.d 0, ve-ry -good oifetr~ , both i'ron -;;110 cY.pp OCJl'Q.i.lco of 'Gho ·i;c,uocnta and tho oati.ofo.ctio11 of th.o occupo.nto, which toi1tlo to oreuto a n0ro fr~c.'ldly fecl.i?l(S £:J.~113ot coc,a..ny <::33>loyos . 5."his i0 oopocicll y uoM.caQbl0 .::::::ions0·c. ·~ho r·c:i·~oro ox ·:;..i-io oldc!' tono10nto crG nock rJpt·il'l,'.;s Md Suporlcr ~ rnoro the rooin uo:ro booomi!l:; tmocrvi ccabl o. Dm-1..ns -tho pm i6-d there ,;era :no cq rn.rnt:l..oru. a.t ve.dou0 pl arr;;o 1 D.l.'ld of t11is n.mbe.r 70 left tll0 oerv-lcc of their otm accv1·<.L DUril:'lf: -~ho prov.touo ycQJ: thio cl a.acii'icuti on o.ocoumcr1 for 76 oe:;,a;·o.•;;iono , aJ:d , tlm'i.r..J ·tbo ~100> 1930, o. totl'l of 239 t101"0 co olnssifiod . Discharf>GO f or VoJ"lou::.i ac.uooo o.ccountc<J for 25 ocpQra.tions, wl1:l.l o duri n,; th0 previous t1•c1oio,;•:::;, nCC:)untcd fo:r 23 ocpo.i'cftiono clur i ~ ycn.1• 1.,Lot:10 n -~otal of the year, uhil o the p.:roeed:!ng a oep .a•at:Lons duo to unavoidcl>l e cousea, ri.nd :tn -tho YCeJ" 1930 a -~o·i:icl of 23 ueo c;o claooificd . 1no p er aont of Lebor '.i\ u·1~vor for 1;ha p edod was pi•o.otioclly nil , only ono lilUChiniot bci.2.3 h:lrctl £or \~imton llinoo . ~ .r.C eivoo t r OJ, sf or l:O conoidera~i on · of ~;01•z:waen ,~ "'"'"0'.., on"' pl"'•nt to ...._ ,..,oJru hor <..;...., ...n ·;;hcao °tl.""o.nsi'0:.•o .loo .... v ~... WCiro no·l; to i ncreaoo \7orking for cos or for rcyl uccnont, but r:Ol"'o, in ell C1.UJea, Do.do for convcnionc o of ~;o rltBon , atthor t o i ~1·ovo tllc-1.z.~ liv:\r;J �oor.d:ltioru 0 1" t o prov-l do ·~he:: \".:):th c~.,l oyncu·i; i'ollom.nJ tho olooil'lJ <lovn of .:Jinoo or tho filliohi i~J of -~hclr· i'ori:1or ,;;o:-.•ki ll.:; pl o.coo . Pri.cific Cocl Co?:)nny c::J:'.)l oyocr \, ho ctlcconofully pe.cocd tho c::,..:,rtnnticu for !.:ino rorc:v•.n ----·- lloo:r Spi•i:t;a n c1 :lc-.n co l 6 l Gu:,otior 23 !t::m"!!!. _J,_ 3 36 dckilcd c·iin.tc.::)m; Oi - ... .:, C • "'" uO!J o f CCJ _ arc::.:lolZ.l follO\/.:J ! �GT.\'?IT..·mh' OF nu, .fil .\'i:IOH$ Yc.u:- !:'!?tlir.,.._ ·A- Orm Aooord IJcec::ibcr 31, 12,Jg nook Rali- 'CinCnrin•m n.nco 'i.on To r otw;-11 to fore.or coployac:.r~ r oo:r livill!; cociit:i.on:; ii'cnt c change in oc:.,l oymcnt Oicknoos - 3 1 To rctcn to cohool !Jianc'.Ja in i'c;tlly l ~CJporci-J Ib.,lo3i..:c:r'u 9 15 1 1 2 2 l l ; 6 3 2 l ~ 9 2 6 1; 6 ll 3 l 2 2 l 2 Slc.C:'{ ort :.D-- I!....,.nna Tottil -----..... l lio inforno:Cion Fr;:ily c1ia a.._,«-TOo::!Cr.:~ Total .:lo;:- 3 1 l 'i'o 30 iiruo b.1oin300 To aooc:9t other c:.::,l oy.:ion~ (;tli:~U1::; co al oi lli~ Bil.!>04'• 2 1 l 6 l 2 2 9 6 19 2 2 l 31 :> 70 'l l 13 ~I D-1!! C~1?,1'£Cd Poar Attcntlc.nco l ncooo·~onoo l ui'rnction of CJ!:!l)C.l'.J rul oo ! La\1 infrc.oti on Phycical comition l l l 3 3 4 4 l 2 3 lS 3 2s 3 23 l 9 2 2 3 7 11.- 2 1 6 6 2 l 2 2 13 ~al 20 16 3 2 5 46 !OTAL 1 ALL OJD3ES ,31 2~- 25 4G 13 141 ?o~nl ::.C- U~v;<aidgbl e ~Qn!) f 0rl'cd b'atQl.ly i nj ured in mino acoide11t Rotirad Dcnth �1 S'l'.\'n::---~m <Ii' ACOCT.H?l' i1.tffl1 .-jT.\'i.D <F i/YU11I!G Yoa.r :....d:::.us D:Jo:-:iboi."' 31 , 1932 -, ncco i pt;s - 'Ib.l c..1co ill fuucl Ja.nuo.ry l, 1932 o54.• 211 . 73 1I Ft'.y.::on·t o ·~o ft.mu : J..lm:o.I"y Fctr-...t~ry 0 3, 04&. 51;. 3,31L. 62 !.'.a,!"C~ 3,10!:--52 r:a.y 2,C,17.00 2,','22°25 Jt:,'!Q July . ..~~L~C\i D64.2S 8op·i;c..:bo? c~·Gc.•b~r 3, 2~4-57 Hcvo::1bor '/27 .~-l ~cc::::!:cr ':'otcl. :------------------Dioburaoouto tO.~':;lOll"GB frOI!l fund: Janu;:;.ry Fobruo.ry t:a.rch J.prll Dly J'!.lllo July ,~ucuct SoptE>lilbor cctobor novowbor Dooa:Jbor Balance in fund Ja.nuc.ry l , 1933 2,429.30 22,326.54 1 0 76,538-27 1 �t:iTA"J:'DJ;!.lT SilC,7J1iC IlAZtJWWQ ~ 11c:r:11AZl..nDCiUSP.U~'IL p,."'. Y ROLW lJlD P.l\.'~.:mlTS CJ...fi' r.•Y.JJ:rHG. CCUPi'JIJSAT:rcu. CJl:.:~STRa:>IUJ nYGUR,'ilmill A!lD POLIOJliG ;.-r.n .:cm~n •a Dun.:mc xnrs l'f'.,JlR mmr.na 1>Ea.:::m~n 31., 1932 L!ADJi: TO 'l'IE STAm 1--- - - - - ~ -P-•,_ '\Y_ n_<;_~~:; . • i I Jonuo.ry 11 Hc;nRc.eo.r douo Pny Rol l e ◊ ---l-I Pll.¼.:EUTS FOR 1.! I I H:lzo.r cloua CC:::!pon□c:i;ion o 22. 477.31 I o 206 .539. 70 -· 3a0~G o;,4 Total I t~onth _ _ _ 229, 017.01 I 0?~.1cn • o r T Co.·~o.otropho :rncuranco (\ (\ V \) ~, 2 • S.J ..,.. ,~ Polic:h~e r. V -.... 1i1,o. oo V 5: dco.l - -3,100. 90 II i 20 , 301.30 221 , 241.53 3, 31C.G2 5~9 .50 140 . 00 t,. , 008.12 227,122. 33 20,151~. 62 206,967 .71 3,104..5'2 513.60 140. 00 l\ April \: .. 207,941 . 02 20 ,140. 84 101, aao . 1a I 3, 758.12 1 2,017.00 ~.<,5. 33 120.on 3, 402.33 I I' 1..0.y 216,47.2-55 20 ,161.25 196,311.30 I 2,722. 25 486.;57 120.00 3,328.82 1/ ,Tune l 93,763. 02 20,361 . 44 173,402.38 f!.29.25 120. 00 s1;.9.2s ' July 142, 473-36 20, 123. 64 122,349. 72 301. 96 1.00 .00 4.01 . 96 1 r.,~cuct 193,121.72 20 , 226. 61 172,895'.l l 864. 25' 426.26 60. 00 198,282.96 t 20, 367.33 177,C)!~.63 I 2,429. 38 44-1. 05 120. 00 Februnry 241 .542. 03 • l~a rch 11 11 ~S~y..~a~Uo~ ~ ~ I I; Cd ,ob c!' •· X l 239,507.61 19, 069 . .::,2 21?, 630.19 I 3, 291!•-57 54!),29 140. 00 \ uc. c,:itct l I l97 , l3? J:.l 19,209. 9:i. 111. 929-50 I 127 . 41 ~41.0::, 120. 00 100, 333.72 19,309. 83 169, 023.89 L!-18. 67 120 . 00 02, 474, 710. 34 (;242,703-50 02,232,014.84 1- ~C22~326S 4 j" C5'S32. 84 ,, I I Daca:ibor I Tcto.1 0 To·ta.l Tone Ilinod 1.vor o.r;o Coct Per Ton f or \Jor lanon •s Co:m11on so.~i;io:.1 11 11 0 n n Oo.ta irtropllo Dlauranco 11 11 11 u n Pol icing C'an r gos 1 11 11 11 'i'crt o.1 ' Intluetria.l Iuoura.11eo X - Ir!ol...:<lC!l :.,i23. 75 (Sc : ·;; . ) t!n<:. J 247 .50 (cc·i;. ) p::tid 'fly Auditotl Vouehera . I r 1, 352.Sl a,990.43 3, 979.89 l j 1,288.41 .5'38.67 C: ,44~.o~ ___029,299.38 2,045,270. 00 0.0109 .0021 . 0007 $. 01 43 F-· I i..';,, ;:, """4 �co:;r.e OF \;OJ1C1.IE11' 0 COJ.::>r::m:i.11.TIOIJ • TO OOAL COi!?.!J1IDS rr~ ,:yr,nnc i?ROU DATI:! OF f.tn '£'J llli.:Cf;I.IDr!!l 31, l 9 22 - -·-·· ---· r-= = =--=---~AU, C0i,:i" ,UlIE:1 O1'1-l;n '..1H!0:l THB um::oiJ PACI FIC C()J.1, cm.:P !:l1Y Tm~ UllIOl~ p ACIFIC CO..'ll, cor.:- f.JlY - ~.-.;..;.;. I - Cost I 4/l~S to I 12 31/15 t Tons c:oal , Ycnr 1917 1 3,283.096 I 54,249.91 I ,0156 I Per '.(o.n fi.aoeoooorr'u o --- r, 2,307,123 2. 535,135 \C' 43,175-52 .; .0170 3,481,335 I Y88l" 1916 \ Coot Per Ton Coot Aosess~ento !r0r Ton 'l'ono Coal Period Af.,L \'! YOI.'!I!TG!· COJJ.., OOi':? AlITHS \. - Tono Conl --~ I :'...<:1Geoc:;ront s I .: 75 ,485.09 C.0156 32 ,309 .57 f' . 01£1-0 4, a42, 26 3 7 ,696,346 148 ,343.90 .0193 8,709,514 7,.. ,573 .85 .0085 .012f.• 9 ,41'/ , 269 103,268. 98 .0110 I 4,215,0ll I 94,093.99 I .0223 .0104 17 ,346.73 .0053 5,506,410 57,227.12 I I I Ycnr 1910 3,304-,069 28,615.69 .0085 6,033,200 74,6.5'3.2? ' Yec-;- 1919 \ 2,321 ,lJ) 13,346.84 ,0058 5,844 ,8'/0 51,4-72,16 .0008 8,1G6,009 64 ,819. 00 .0079 Yor.r 1920 3,069,379 82.367.30 .026G 6,510,095 120,213. 8':- I . 0197 9,560,274. 210,581 . 22 I .0220 •·:::::~~· 1921 I 2,904,,34 51,621.16 .0113 4,318 9'15 74,610.90 .0173 1 ,303 ,41? I 126,232.74. 1 .0173 ~ ~ Yew: 1922 \ 2:253,7r(4- 58 1 833.4.5 .0261 3,722, '{00 I ,o ,202. '7 0 .0156 5 ,976 A74 I 117,036.23 1 .0196 1' 1cr:;;- 1;23 3,24lil05 \ 59,091.52 .0182 £!.,346 s11 I 93,066 . GJ .0214 7 SfJ'l ,676 152 .158. 35 / .0201 \ Yccr 1~24 2,021,678 \ 38 ,:q6 .61 .0135 3 ,092 ,876 I oo ,757 .21 I .0207 6,7l4S54 118 I 933. 88 i \ Ye~.r 1925 2,779,065 55,222.75 .0199 3,778 ,511 119, 364.96 .0316 6 s,1 , 5•16 I 174,587.11 I .0266 Yoor 1926 2,776,245 61,924.97 .0223 3,719,570 106,677.51 .0287 6,495,815 I Yoar 1927 2,750,430 40,323.61 .0147 3,988,131 I 102,795.30 I .0258 YooJ" 1928 . 2,92'1,390 '!-0,657 .34 .0139 3,625,784 I 119 , 733. 37 I .0330 \ Yoc.r l92) 3,060,632 \ ",7 ,0G3. 33 .015", 3,639,141 \\ 1ce1·1.930 2 ,C97,653 \ 56,203.26 .019~ 2,'~53 ,521 \ 1 ;3,37l..9l. 2r0L;,_5,2'l0 I ,.22,326.54 ! 1 11 j 'l ii YoCl' lCJ31 i,} I I.ca- 1932 I 'J.Y)'iJL I I I I I 168,602.48 / .0260 143 ,118.91 I 6 .s,3 ,174- I 160,390.11 I .. 0246 6,699 ,119 I 138,802.0, / . 0207 15., ,354.1., I .0256 113,010.63 I .0226 72,315.11 \ .0173 .0252 3,173,116 99,150.89 .03).2 .OJ.77 2 ,.546 ,839 69 ,638.72 .0273 6,010.769 S ,000,.366 .0109 2,123 ,149 49 ,988..5'7 .0235 4,168,419 I 73,292.861 Vl ,;03.695 .87 {:.0205 I GC'.iest r op!lo i:naui·e.neo Premiut:10° nnd 3orvico cmd Polici11G chnr cros oxcluclod. 2. Su;)Ol'.i.OI' t.::oo.l CCJl.l!lttl'lY included v.i.th Tho Union 1'1:.oi!io CocJ. Coq>r-..ny ycnrr• 1911# ,...1 i l "'t6 ~ ' o.l COl!l;_)c.m.ea • " t ('.,. ' repor-ta. t v ;> ,_,ll 1• F~.g uros for "!J.l ·1•.youl111g C,LJ .... en f rom u"t n·Ge i'hc Union Pacific Cocl. GouJ!,r:1ny produced 49j! or tonnnco cr.d paid 30.9f; of pre~un :i.t1 19"2 . 4. 5. 1932 fit;;1ll'86 cubjoct to rovi::r.!.on . ..... ----··-fL \.. ------ . 0212 124,356,317 k·2,3i7 ,6lt;t.9_--9_.l}-.0186 ==~ 1. 3. .0177 6 , 738 ,561 I 91,738.72 j I .,1 ,065 .45'6 I (·813 ~919 .12 c.0159 l{~toa: I A .:, �.._ ... CC:3T rn C 11,-i n~ vJ .aAt..1.·i,(?IID I!fSURAilOIJ p::.i'"run,_, " 1 ID ~-~,,--,,,., ·1n PCLIClliC <nt\Pc:;::·· =-TO L,;.,;J t1-1. .J...:.,~ .!.\41 ,u Tim unrtZ1 i:,AC!FIC COAL C(WtJJ; FRC.! D.'\T!J (P Pncv.rs IG{S m ·~i'Il-J't =-=- .;, ~-10s· r.'I ( D • -- J,U:.,.].:., 1.: l.i., .nc:~.m:::n 31, 1932 J. v I C:,.t(\.IJ"~ropho I . c.. ct I Sorvioo e:, i • m • or I oa Folioi:JB Com; I I POI" 1.i.'ou 0 9,362 . 03 0.0034 0 0 ll, 721, 5? • OOt.-2 10,~.92. 69 .0033 1,,2~.oo 1923 l 0 , 680 . 02 . 0036 1929 9, 983.05 2,897,653 1 1 J. om:; c~ .l r 'l'ota.l Cost--,1 j :Par Tan II -1 O ~>,362.08 I 0.0034 11 11, 727 .S9 0042 II .coc5 12,217.69 j .0044 '.I 2,300.00 . 0000 12,988.02 1 . 0044 II . 0033 2,250.co .0007 9,325. 29 . 0032 2,250.co .ocoo 11,575.29 / .0040 2,453,527 7,463. 43 . 0030 1,770. 00 . 0007 9,233.43 1 .0037 -2 --t-_2_,0 _4_s_,2_7 5 _ ,_s_32 _._a~ ~ 0021 '_1,~40.00 , . 0001+ 1926 2,750, 430 19_30 I 1931 ~ • ..: _7nour"'lCO = i'cc.:." I • - _ o ....j.__ ~c:T:u. i 21,690, 212 I I 1 I. 12,233.os I .0040 ,j ~ ~12._o+ 1 1 .l j .0034 I J74,.5"74-99 !~.0034 J 11,135-ctl ~._c:_o~~_j 9~~~_l C:IJ040_J/ �OOUp BNS AT ION by n. ;J . H~~I)fr~On, Ct1porviooxjoint vhl.le cnplayocl in !:inrmn l:o. 2 r · .( 1 .2.uo on .; 10 3v·~h doy of Scp·ttmbor , 1931. thio c_nno !:'2m_ , 1oyor'o n.r:r, ort 0 ° 4 ·a , -;;"' ~ • C<n. In om; uo.n filed \71 th tho a! cl.'k or ~ho !ilrri:tic\i Cotirt oi' C~bon County, ni Hai'7lino 1 \iyomn.:; , o?1 O<r~ober 30th; 1 31. 9 I \., ·G!··'l •• ("I .!....., 2.-aCt)n-ri, _ .,_ <l , Il ~ A."' ;\ c. o ...oq_:>eny u.;i.c_ptli;,cd tho t:orkoen' a i"ir:;hi ·to co.m;_oonoc:Hon. ro..• -:-,~o """',.,"·1 .••, -~ . , • d n-~ 1 d .,__ ..:J.l v.'!(l.u \-:OrtUllQ.U !?!'..'. ~= 0 w r ev Ori his injury -to r::::.11.0 Foreuen L --_, • Gh.:1.d-rri. a:.:, al:i;housh -~ho I.'a.1'!0 Fa;;~a:::1cn hc.d boC!l in ·tho \.'Ol."'i..'D.r'Jl' o world.11,'.3 place bc~,:-con tho hour o of 12: 00 o 'clock noon DJ1tl l : 00 P .E. on ·aho 3Mh da.y of nqrt CJUboz·, l 9 31 i tho <la.t0 u.90 n ubich t:ori!ocn cl cimcd ho !1acl ou oit'.inod tbe 4 • -nJury, M<l Shot i2r e? Ohnrl e:i !5cil.l or had el co been :hi "&he place rat about end \IC'..!J n:r~ iniorocd thai \".'O rkma.a had 1.·ocdvcd 011y i11jury. La.tor in t!l0 day, at about 4 : 00 P .u., r1c,rlruan oc.llcd o:~ tho t1i110 li'oTe:iun' o office fo::.-- bis pay roll voucher and did m·~ ·thm1 oc!rn r».lY 1·cpo:rt of havine hoe.: injured encl tho t!ine Forancn could zt!)'6 ??.o·~:Lc 0 c;.Jy-'~rl.l'lE unuoual cbout tho t.-Orlmrul•o O.!)poarenoe. lli.ne I1'ora;:1ro1 Cb:-.ddck nao not udvioed t'.O to tor,u:on' i. • • d u...,J. ..;, o.,.i:-...,1 P<n.orucc.1 ·io him on tho 2nd dey 0 havir,e boci:1 l.fllJUTC ull1 1 ... ............. ~ - of Octobor, 1931 , uos.ritlS a ourgicnl d:reGo.in,::: on -~1?0 injurcc'! eyo, nt ,:hich "" h tr 11.l.JJO 'O i n.foroeu tho t iuo Forcoo.~ O.l u 08 Btnted allon-nrl ·1njury of t.CJtmbcI' 30th, 1931. w-~ - " , , ✓• l:00 p .U., nnd tllnt ho that tho o.cciden·h had ooeur1:c:l n~ u:JOUli •i • did not t hink tho injury uould C111oun·t to :::n~:i..r(; Dd.!le at 2: 00 P .tl. on Sq,tmbor 30th> 19JL C!.'G "i;!io ·time 110 loft tllo �l Li{: \.orio:i:::ui did not t'O"> oz-·.. t? ,. I> •.,m•c~ 11 J~ oDernott u tho raor 1tl113 or Oc·~obcr 2nd, 19 31, f or trontoont unti l ulcoI" oi' the loft c~to and 01·<.1 c:-ctl Untler troc1t nc.~-:: 0 r thoco cloct or o ·~ho oyo bo3c.n to i r.;,rov 0 nml l:"'.>rko:in :;~ rclcnod i'>.·01., t ho 1 On •,::l!'e!!0;"1 c po·~ition, filed Fobn.iel"y 5·i7!i, 1932, tho Court J::!!.d o r.ll OI'dcr ccr:.Gir:.:; ·~ho ca.oo for ho~.i ng o n -~ho l.5't:1 clay of ~~ci.>1-uary , 1932, ut \'.llic:1 t:ll::c -'.;!le cnoc t.oo hcal'd :l.n -'i;ho I>-1:::.'a·-lot Colli''i: or c:a.rbo::i. Courr~y , Ecl:i.c:: cn aml tho Coo.,any b:,r Mtor n:1y H, !'t, Cr ocnfi ol d . i:orl:oon hcttl ruJ lJi'iinoooca hio po.rt ncro 1'cl!cdu Mc! Ol;o:iofo, a.ml Dr. B. v. Une Forc:JO.ll Ch:ldclo!. 01:!.l Shot F-l r er Chc-.rloo t'.cllcl· ,:~~o \.'i i a c:::oc~ for tho Cor::pcny. !Ste!" hc$lr-3 tho tootioouy of thooo ru.tnc:Jc c::i t ho Gou.rt ontcI"cd juci[JJcnt i n f i~voi-- of 'i:ho \,vi•Jala.n in c.n c.r:ouai; or 'i.1 , 9.,o.oo. Oi t hio ru;:iount {150 .00 r1o.a rcr tc::i,orE!l'y t otal diou1.1,1,,lity 1.: • •• 3ot.h -~o DcoG:1bor 30th. 1931, cover-lnc ~ho podo<l t}q,t anb c~ " 1 1931 ... and t l , 000 . 00 fo:.." pcrmo.nont pnr'i.iol c1iac.bll :!.ty fo1· -~bo l oao of ~ho Bicht or t ho l ot·t oyo . _, .. c--' od ovC!'" f roo tho yoor 19Jl., that of w. ,. ... 0t t ho tm> t at ~ ca.ac.. ,..,. ~ •· IC4lliam Pato, fatally injurod i n Rock C_,:l nco 1-' • 3 Uno ou Oatobor 13th , • 1931 , waa lliomoaed on June 17th , 1n1 32 , c:: ccc u ..;, o.: liaitc.Uon rull!ling �OJI) GlG OO , ?!or.-t> ooiu ent o.lion d ~1m::.lc!.r~s of Fran!: I.lcnuhi in, ,·.!to uao futclly injlll'O:! i n Su!)c:-ior i:ico 0 11 D en ..,;ho 27th dcl,Y of f:cva bcr: 29Jl , nc.do cc:~io- fsctol'y proof ot de, cnuoncy c.nd u ctipulo.· aon fo:· co~onoo.tion in OJl ::-;:10unt o! C6G6 .6G f ez- ·t ho t·. 'id <nJ o..ncl ~319 , 22 foi:- o. <.le.nulr~ol", t:ao f i lcc.l :tn l.}:l.otriot '.i;;,o 'iiotcl c::om:t c.~....rJ cJ :in t!..-10 cno o ,;no (·1 ,135,80 1 r.:u.ch incl uded ('150 , 00 Ca?"v:1 i"i~ p!!r c.:!t or Joo rauoil::C::, \:!10 ua:J tntdl y i njur ed 2..11 itocl: GJ:ri r:.:;o ! :;') • O :.2n:l On 1:o.y 26-~h, 19 32, cc.n cx1o..rdcJ (1,500. 00, tho , nml :i.n • Cl'Jun~ p:..o\-:lcl c:l fo!:' coL:,mu,r~:!on ror survl vin3 l):::z-e:.1t Oi' p:ir orr.;a tdclition ~·150. 00 i'or bt.U':i.al c~ croo uhicll hc:d bcc:1 dcfrc-~ cd by t ho our- ti;dch occur:' ci in t ho Co::1I)e.ny' o Tho above ie "i:h o Only f ',_.i.cl "'"" i nj u1~ •J .'I mo1:v·i n.:; 0 ~t·Uc:::ion~ of f at c..l i nn:i.r:~:i tbrir..::; tl10 year 1932 0.nd no caoo::i :i.. - "' jury t.'ci-e Co.X"riccl over to 1933. c<lontion of tho ... "' • • • .. • ., for COIJT>Uti fl"' ccliccl. :~!loo~i~.;:i.o.. • ..., C!:l?:• ., ,_. , • .:.ir aomidor~blc diocusoicn llao al'.!.cc... 0 •0 tlothod r ccott:cncicl by t ho /i::icriccn ll . -.a. rc,o"t - • of 1:ey 26th t 192S • a.nd cldl Ponontion fo1· oye i njurico i n iilld 0 e ,:.__ i..., .. oothod , it lu,.9 , "the Oot2pany encountorcd flOtlO oppoo2.• tion• -~o -~ho uoo o.1. .,:u.;.1 • -'- t.,.ned on t hio 80 for, been auaoeoetul in havil15 \it.ll..I,oon nccc.,~ cci.t l coe~~ ~...... 11 rihoc:1 of computation . �- �loco.t i o:.1 Rook Sprinc;o <.~rtei do r:o • I} t::lnc l!o . 0 l.~ino r--1 ~c;?.-.,, • ·u...,_. ;,;___;-=- 3 _ 30 3 15 ll l''.i 2·,~ -- -- If. ,.- - - -.I-- <,·U nolia.aco I I I • Supor io1r I Cuto ido .,13 11 i.:ino uan L!ino I ~ lo I 10 I I 15 I '!J 11 U:h10 ".:.'oto.l l l l 10 6 39 33 I 17 1 11 16 24 • f- tu·~ci do •·o "'• • 2 1· Jl• Z!O iJo. 4 Uino r.:o. 6 t.::i.no Tcta.l 24 40 74! 46 46 l ,229 L?,(, A.,275 9 3,395 ~-~~-l!,l l ' 34 4 /l~ 7 31 Sl -,60 .267 5.955 .274 16'/, 920 ~ ~,_......,,,31.::;;,.•~9..:;.. 60~ ~22.771 lfYT,736 13.-623 r.12S060 ,400 7~w32 .232 (6 172,5\2 68 :I 1·...1.11~ I I 1G9,8GU 75,624 953 176 210,592 15, -:,43 ~34 252 'l ,562 -,5. 797 . 024 .;.086 12 .66!3 92.563 .,2.234 129. 467 2.oGt .3[10 2-:-<j•t f -- ~ 11 2 21 t;.71,544 100 121 44.,:s15' 13-5.~~ 2,Jl 2,60/J.,080 362 23 ,_t.'20 35,2?5 ---- 31.10, [;l 123,6'/2 16. t:,?3 44.0 392. - s C32 - -- .......-- 6 A.38 6 l ~ t1,.02 J ,., ;}Lo' 2'(!"!' :,J .:.-==--- - - - - 3.169,,58L?- -- - - - • --=-----~ -= { i) - Ac::idcnt-irequoncy rato i nll:1.c~~~os n~ccr e,f l oot--t t ao a.oc:W.orrto 1 per.a~, milliCll'l am llcurs of o.-:pocuro. • A• ., t ity r ••to ind -1 o:itco 111,ir:jb or of do.~'O locrG por .,!1c-..toll.!ll.l ... ... ·(D) - A· co.wen ••eover man llcuro f.11 exposure• -- �I I Jet..riuo..;-y - I 1.::1~ch - : I Apr il Dy I --- Jun~ - - - - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - -- --1--. Number cf Uno~ \:!or!dnr; I r.'0b:::uasy 10 ! ~O I 10 10 - - lO - ~·~~;- --== j Do,;embar --+---- !O I lO lO _ ___.____ __ 10 _ __.____ _ __ 10 _L.__ 10 _ _ _1 __ _ _- 1_ Year 10 10 _ _ _--1.__ . _ __ ' 1: / \ I I I I ! I I l I I ' I • I 10 I la \ 9. 7;; l 9.50 10.50 9.50 :; 11 12 16.25 14 13 132..;o / µ...\__ _ _ _ _ __ 8_ _ --+-_ _l _5_,__;\__ _1_3_-':;-_ _l _3 __+i _ _1_2__-+l___ 11 _ _.J___ _1_2_ _ i_ _ _!J_ _.J___ _1_2 _ +_ _ 12 _ _t-__l _'l _-+-_ _ 1_,~r:- - t - - l3_ _t - _l5 _0_ - i 1 \ 'RaU..oe 13 ~{~. ll lO I 12 7 1.0 10 12 17 10 ll 137 \ llook Spring9 No. 4 i • I I ' I i 135 124 ' 125 120 134 13.4 117 11.7 1,461.7; 146.2 24 26 '$JS 5s.s ~7.9 178,385-65 2,04;,270. 00 01.353 OJ..405 1 ei,.;56 i 1.406 1.5;5 I 1.353 4,5'.0 l9S,066.8S .051 l.404 .OJ4 1.480 ·- x • Jim• 11th, "014 T111era • Daya• '1114& not con■idered a "po&aiblo wor""""'~ d ~ ny ,, . :J:l.ll CO it ,7.- 0 ll. ho 1.1~.. ,, for. ,;~J>loyoo of 'lho Union ~ cifio Ooal Ga:ipWl)" -.W,,.,,;, _ ..__ ----·- - l - - -- .187 1.y42 I "- �I~ J:3031..,!,N.:'EOU:J TIJ:?C.It.:J~l'J:!Ui t-}L um:uw DI'l':i:'illCTS Yonr En<.Hns Doccwb0-t· 3lo 1932 -· - 7 - -~ Sprin03 I r,5 i 93'-!-. 25 Tona 1~ecovorcd by minoro Tons recoverod by loa.doro I 65, t;-21 . 00 i\ Tens rocovorecl by oporo.torn tloch. Ldt'fl . o::ily 390,26$.!JO r~dclfd:,.ionul tone roooverod by Compnny men I 4 ,650.25 Total tone rocovorod 546,274. CO I\ Daye rninos vorked r 282050 r o..n ohifto - minor.a c,,15'/ !·an ollHta - londora 6,24S 25, U~-0 \1 ~:cm shifto ... oporo..toro t:cch. 1..dra . only 1: XXI.:o.n ahifto .. ull crJployoc 'JS ,l73 \\ \ 1 I ~ 51.,289.70 t!!-, 896.20 l;h078,60 102.901.15 3,122.65 299,532.25 250,392. 10 309 , 195. 00 137 ':·, 690 1,563 ll,006 36,458 Tena por tlo.y fox- o:;;..eh loo.dot' 'I:cno per '-1::-.y f o1;• co.ch opcrntoi.--L:ooh. Lclro . 10.5 [l .4 16.5 •rt.no per clay for ell c:;ployco 15,1 5. 7 Totu'l f::.:tnl injuI"icc l ':i:otnl non-i!utal OG:lpor.co.tccl inj m•icD L 1 ti:izr'G OZI 10 .S 11 1\ 1 H.ol:innco Tons por clny for ouch @inoi' I '.?c-no cf coal ro1~ ouch. i'ot!ll injury. Teno of eoa.l for- et>.Ch non-fu:col ccorc::.co.:i;ed injury 10. 9 2.2 546,27clro00 2t!-1030,6~ --,--- - T noclt -- ~ = ~ = = = ; = = = == 6upor1.or 16,014-. 05 '1~, 766.JJ 13S 11..J.l .21, 369 52,306 :u.9 l,IIHO 477,252. 35 GS5f':, 70 535,027.35 369 3.598 1,256 34,lf.7 82, 9L!•2 <J. D 12.7 14.. 0 6.9 .5.9 6.S 5 13?..XX ? I I-ramie. ---35, 206 • 25 106,386 .S.5' 283,712.9, 1· 97,871.60 281,037 .55 1.,631 ,791.ao I 12,799.50 31,893.65 . 3,3S7-95X 40~.,361.55 2,045,270.00 538,25 l,Ll..61.75 ,j I 7,049 23,905 91067 I 11,374.50 l0J,856.J0 I 58.943 15.1 9 59, 447,46 325,902 /1 - , 11.a , 10.8 . 15•7 'I 24° 8 6. 9 I 10 I L 50 078 , 42 L :3,!8~.2~ To'i;al 40,436,16 • 6.3 i l l I I 2,045,270.00 S9 IJ i, 34,66.5'.59 X - 'i'ho 3,357.95 tone oho\1?1 o.s coal recovered by nto:2dore" o:1i Hanrn..1. \.7!:'.G 1.:ic.ch:i.no-otr~ cocl lot>.detl :in Hovembor nnd December by i;ion pa.id on day rate ba.cis. XX - Inclurleo man ohifts of ctnll o~Gh0r inoicle c-mployes" and 110,ll ou·iicride oployce." XXX - Deco not include injury incurrotl t.:.a.y 10, 1932, by r.:arlin R0ivc, Cllploye of S·i;oro Deportr.,ent, on- account of unich Er. Rcivu r~e pai <.l (:l,5'0.00 ec::npcneation. ~ : 1.:,.1 { ta:-~~ �Po~:.rr.:n fi!i::u :t;'i".!1D :\' OTT Ht-J m All t1:t1.1i n3 J)i~r~~t>iC~O YC:'.'...f" f;ndiuG !Joco:i1lJ01· ;it, 193a, . n.ooI: Sprin~ =-1-= fril1u.t'3CO Equip:7ont - lloiutil1G Enginoa (StC!l:..:i .auu Elco-~rie) Car PullOl'o !eilerc Pampa Ui.nmg liachi1100, El061.f'1C cutt biz end Shcc.rinl) t!nohinoc Locomotivco Ge.nerntor Soto, I ,1cludiug 'Lainp Cho:rginc So"<.FJ Vi old1ng t:otor Ocnor-o:~or so·io 'i'urbiue 1',uor Uni te , Rock Dust Diett'il1t\toro 'l'hct1 filiovols t.'htou f.,'npot..:i.oxs RMna Total 24, 33 15 113 2 3 - 1~ 27 2 1 12 ?.Q lj Cosco f,llul.iuc aonvoyox·o \ 1 \lulcun 5'!.lulti uc Oouv~:;os.~a 11 Mtou crou,toyo1· {llonc:m.c.o) I Jcii'roy .:.;.).lt ~7" i..o~t1or-o Uorthcr-u :?it <r:.r Lo:idorra Rod D:Eivil .Pi·~ Gir Lo::i.de:rs llltlor Sllovol a Drills, Dl o~rio, {Coal) I 23 . 9 31 26 22 40 23 13 :u. 2j 9 9 6 17 2 22. ], l l ! 1 J. LJ. 2 3 lJ. 12 l9 2 l l 2 i~ l 6 :; ;>l l.3 32 ;o 2 26 7 3 l~l ! l l, 2 2 l l). 2 l 4 2 2 3 2 2 t,. 51 3 1..!5 I; l'lan E) Nl ·1 Drill !?O:lCOO l 1, 3 2 s l l l l tilling lll.caine.o ~1.,, cu-tt~ni .Pipe DlCh:1nE>ll Pouor !Incl: sa,we l 2 2 l .f'bwor 1\mchoo ,l Acetylene Generat.oro Ai"rraturo t:achinou Bondors G:t.blo VUlc:muors : Thaor:ors , JJlectric 1 I\ Dand :Ja.'Dll !i ..Jolntora 'ii' Saw ~ r- bloc , \,ood lAt:ioa 1 ,.,1 .Prop sawc 1 Grid ,.01, 1nrs cot b . \ . . ~ ~ - - --,.. - ---~=- -- -~.:-;:-~-·~----- -- ~ - 2' 172 l l .l ~2 ,',1 i?c~nc , Dlo·,., or • PoTtor llllilmiero a 1 l s 4 lJ. l l l 2 3 l 2 \\ Cea\. t>ic1,c Bit .Sbarpsnors, aull1van 1 20 20 l l lOo-ton Jacka 32 57 2 2 :Qnory ~,heel Stoncls .Preacos 2 12. 'i\ i:c.~O'l:. ~c ?u.1.1.!l~.z . <;..t.opcr~ 1 ~ 12 2. :,t,t;. 1. 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Rock Springe no. 4 £: c,i:tcido 2301 Choc!I - , Duos, [U;OO~o.: l \':oieh!i10.n r;;cnt a , e·Gc. TI I ll'd.tio.tiono 'l.'Ot:..it Um:1bcr i.'nion I.;eu 0 20 . OJ {;ll,366 .77 274-5 .;41 . 4-1 v3-45 /J' G,70!!-.83 241. 9 35.9B 3.00 185-5 ~-9· 94 , ),020 .64- 240.3 37 ♦s/J. I 4.16; 3.13 11,769. 02 261.. 7 4.4.97 3.75jll 163.4 I 36.a9 I 242.2 44.10 I 3.07 3.68 j :_;41 •.,2 OJ.46 1.~07":2~ . PO:f:_~o.J! i, t- Yeru.. ·- - ,\ , 1 \i noel: SpriuGe uo. 0 ' 2174 i.1.elionco 90~ int ern 30.:,) 5upor ior unn & •1r,n 2616 5upcrior 0" [; OU'i. aido 2320 Uanm 2335 11 ~ al _ c1.199.a3 __I 079.10 I 570.75 ClO,l~-6. 9~ l e,101. 03 I I &1363.20 I i, , 980.64 /J.Q . OQ I 40 . 00 ! I I I - - - - 5 . 00 :u.. 1.51 . 07 G, 029. 4:5 1,0.:u .14 j 03,698.<]D : 9,636-.5~ C63,012.63 I I 9,262.JO 20. 00 I 6,029.~-s I I 10,682.64 --r-- I [.J.2,5'.00 ~ ~66,0JG .53 I 1609-., - l- - = - 1 ' i.:CJnth -- i Ho-ta: • 11Avorar;o N1.1mbol."' Un ion I.1on 11 tcJ~011 f rem li'c; rm 240. t • =--'i::· t : ( ,. __ �!Jio ouraonozrts Tho Union !"ino Stvre ~nginocril.!3 !elanco \ 1'a.oif1c sr,ari.oom Doporlcont \Deplutr.on~ Disc~ll• Jan. l, 19321Otal Co. U":lployoa ; f::lplol'Oe ~ployou 1 :..uioouc (x} Ltie!.1.l Tcrho.l X.oeo.l :i>octor· 0 o Fo!'oign D0-otor, .Aococm·t;cfl noa-~ors Ui s~ell- l,oaal , ox-0ia2 i~ranaporHoop:l'iial foopi-~ol tat:f. cll Scl ariea tt?JeotuJ !1a.lcaco Doe. 31, 19.32 (~) I I 320. 22. i I i 2,73l-~_10,43l.00 C 428.GO .... 2.91.20 1,556.35 --- II l 1,2.51.. 'jbj G,718.00 \ I I 162.25 55.00 022,432 -36 J}.'l s 1.Ot;. 4-0 Vr, o H~, "'O 9. 74-3-SG 5 ''.·;)'.• •:> 2,2'15-61 ' 1,545 . ~ o,s55.251 222. 1 llO. oo i ,231,). 68 I 2,675.1~ 12,245. 00 ~o.oo 7~. 00 17,475-62 9,739.77 390.90 7.75 15',lG5 . 03 ll>820. l.4 1- ' 3,004. ,o \ I t,, JBT .,a l llOtla6. - •·2•'.)9 V c:. • 90 - - •~- - - - P ~- - 55,669.10 11,454.50 12 p Ol'l.G/:I 0 291. 20 04'(7 .65 49 .10 O :w.oo 0 l!-.S47 Go.co t' 0.,-13 .$0 582.00 5,751.00 775.co 5,251. .oo .er ·-· 2,209•3'1 -:, 016,7 .JI 209.00 1,492.44 'J, 743.56 123.00 435.34 1, SS.S4 12,109.6,f. 156.00 375.99 1,919.34 17, 475.62, 113.00 567.21 2..552-53 1S,16J.0l ;r.oo 233.25 32. 'l!J 5.1s ...,2 71' vn s2G . i11 ~.!Jl ~U9~-. 8t~ 51 • ~-66. 10 O 87.00 •'1 3,09i,4•.. __..,:J_~ ~ - ...-: . tJ'l. 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Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0111 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource I. N. Bayless Title A name given to the resource Annual Report of Assistant General Manager - Year Ending December 31st, 1932 Subject The topic of the resource Reports such as mine production, employee demographics, and real estate. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" book with a beige cover and black spine with minimal damage. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1932-12-31 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource V. O. Murray D. C. McKeehan Arthur T. Henkell E. R. Jefferia H. J. Harrington